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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

DMrante los calOTes, el afamade
y bien conocido vino de QUINA-
LAROOHE (honFado con una re
comDensa de Is, 900 f.. , z media
nGs de OrO) tonifica el est6mago J
los intestinos desalterando Lof
nquidos feEmentados debilitan sin
guitar la aed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

nh exquisite perfume . excla-
ms ban las heFmosas ameflcanas,
I pFesentando sus pahuelos 4 una
magniflca fuente que represen-
taba una japonesa. Esta fuen-
to, una de las grsndes atracciones
de la Exposition de Chicago. vertis
el dellcloso y aristoCrztico Ertracto
se KanGnga Del Jap6n, de Rigaud y
CT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
Papel para Peri6dicOs

Del tamano del BOLETlN y
del que tenia 4" Ell Oamor del
Pals Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta Imprenta una gran RENE
sa, que Sc realiza d precios Ii
|mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
ANTONIO LLFAU HAlRLLT.

Doctor en- Derocho OWL y Or
46nico, Abogsdo do los nu1trea
Oolegios de Madrid = Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto en- la Capital de
la Monarquia, ofrece suss servlcios
profeaionalos & "a numero q ellen
tela de esSa Isla, para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de JustiOia, el Oon-
sejO de Estado, Tribunal de Ouen-
tas Gel Reino y dem&a oentroa 81
periorsa, iud'cialsa y administTati.
voa dela Nacl6n.
Seryan. a6m. a. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
AesH&.1 J. CO,
.f,.~@aIUAH--I:i

DuEN1rtadOrcs On grande escaIA.
de mercancias de todas proceden-
Sus denCas De detail EA LUZ
n!SLEOTAIOA 7 LA VILLA DE-
BILBAO son siempre Les msjor
surEldaa
1lenen SucursaIes lmportadoras
en- Arectb0 y HumaoAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

Escudos Eaeienales J de
Puerto Rico, 5amAiio q Z Al centf.
metros, 4 IS centavos. Imprents
del BOLMxTN.
"Mariposa. ."-Caprichu de Con.
eIerto para piano, Obra selecta y
celebradisima del eminente compo.
sitor don Gonzalo de j. N6nes !;
edicI6n de lujo, elegantemente gra-
bada en- Ia Litografia del BoLETIN.
Oonsta de 6 pzginas de deliciosa
m6sIcs, lIevando al frente artistiCa
y aleg6rica portada. A ! peso el
ejemplar en- este Imprenta.
Atenci6n.-Llsmamos 10 de ls
hnmanidad doliente hacia Ell anun-
clio que en- Otra parte habla del Un-
Rtiento sanativo , 10 Emulsion creo.
aOtada de Rabell.
Es fama que haA hecho y siguen
hacienda nOtables curas. Sc en-
cuentran On la faRmacia del ST. Gull
llermety,
Entierrr. I'm 10 msnAna do an.
teayer tuvo efect0, con los hono ores
de ordenanxa, el entierro del que
fu6 nueatro estimado amigo 0on
Juan Melendes, Teniente Oofonel
de EIerrito y Mayor de esta Plaza.
Presidian el duelo los Excmos.
Sges. Captain General J General q
Oabo , el primer Teniente de In.
fanteEia D. Rafael Garcia Ouyar,
deudo del fnado.
percance .-Ksta manana, al en-
trar en- puerto, encall6 el SapoI
frances OliHds R0dyigmes cerca de
Ia isla de Oabgas.
Por fortuna sall6 POGO despuel
de 81 apuro.
Teatfs. A benefciO del primer
actoF, muy aplaudido, d. GonzalC
HeRnandes, tendla efecto mafani
domingo en- el Ooliseo de esta Oa
pital una vaEiada function que di
cho SE. HeEnzndex dedica 4 nues
tro benem6rito Battalion de Volun
taEiOs y & varios spEeoiables cabs
lleros.
Hsy que II mahana 81 teatrO.
Halude.-Hemos tenido el gust
de ssludar en- esta Imprenta { nueG
tro antique J eetimado amigo d
OomeEiO d. Modesto Oobian, que O
embaEca para 10 Peninsula en- bua
CO del Eestablecimiento de 81 que
bEantada salud.
Que 10 Consiga e. nuestro deseC
'.La Carta del do"-Hegui
moe recibiendo las visitas del ilul
trado colega que con aquel titul
diFige = Tedacta en- IL Habana {
81. Marques de OegveFa, herman
de nuestro particular amigo el 81
d. Antonio de Oiria-
La oortsaiA cen La damae.-k
IN teatTo:
-lBzEbarol-exclams una seho
ra.--Me ha plsado Vd. IN pie.
Mo es possible. Sus pies de Va
son tan peQuehoe, que no se pisa
In sefiora 90 sonFi6 7 do las gEi
cias por Ia galanteTia.
EgFsElmIMin RlU LGxssivu ds Hsch.
ConHanxa absoIuts. - Mklag
20 de Mayo de 16S0.-Sges LaI
man q Kemp. Nueva- YoEk.-MU
peh0Een mi0si 81 nj eonfanza I
fRsus absolute, 7 q no estuyieI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
oAB0TAJn

Col esp "Provldencia" carga pa
70 Fsjsrdo.
Col. esp. isabella" caTga para
Humacao y Yabucoa.
Col esp "Petra" carga para Are.
cibo.
Col. esp. "Paquita" carga para
Aguadilla.
Col. esp. "Maria Artau" carga
para Vieques.
Col esp "Buenaventura" Idem.
Col esp "Borinquen" pendiente
Col. esp. "OoncepCi6n" idem.
Col. esp. "Nueva Flor" idem
Col. esp. "Joven MaEiaS iLem.
Yep esp "Vasco" cargando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
SANTORAL.

Domingo 5.--E Patroclnio de-
SeEor San jose, la Convention d.
San Agustin y San Pio V. papa.
Lunes 6.-SAN JUAN ANT
PORT LATIEAM, Ap6stol J
Evangelista.
MaFtes 7.--San EstanislaO, obs
20 ymH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
4I1A LOCAL,
SOBRINOS De EzDUIAGA,
1ORTALNEA. III

CASA De gircs J somin0nss.
Agsntss de los vAporss-cofTsos aR ID
OompAnia TFasatlAntiea nspaAola.
Agsntss de- Id ID Dc Los ssaorss Ii.
'rinaga y Co., Dc Liverpool.
Iaem idem G. 81. Flstehsr Co.,
d. (companta ola Flscha") Do ID
AGENTS ID. ID ID 10 los ssfiorss J. Z,
Nicksls y Oo,, Lnea Do "Herr1".,
Agsntss Do Bah,, Bshrsnd y Ross
Linsa Dc "SeTra".
Agsntss de 10 Oompsaia Do Esgaro,
aontra Inesndios dsnominAds len 30
yHl". u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

kp1
rolverse Ia AsociAci6D, los fondos
seran entregados 4 la sutoEldad
gubernativs, para que los distribu
ya entire los establecImientos be-
efcos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
TRAvHsfA.

Berg. amer. "W. r. ,Hulchigs'
descafgAndo.
Berg. ing. "Doris" idem.
Col amer. "Helen A. Martin
|pehdiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
'pApEI sELLADO

ta.a4ral0 P0r una sola hoia,
4 prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de ohcios, etc.
De veata en- estA jMpTent..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
~s WSH0Is I0nso XII:

Oonstanga eGrtido de relOius, y
prenderia de orc con brillantcs '
pledras finsc Dc 10 mas mOderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan Loo
oDIetos y vanden d precios m0di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05


De GuaniCa gol esp "Psquete d.
Arecibo" con sal.
De- Faiardo bdr0 "Nueva Flor
en- lastre.
De Msyagtiez gol esp "Borin.
quen" con aserrIn y maix.
De los puertos de 90 rata var
esp 'Ivo BOsch'
De Aguadilla gol esp "Elena".
De Humacao J Naguabo gol esp
"OlementinA".
De Humucao gol esp "Joven
Maria.
GALIDAs DH TRAvEEfA
Para ls isla gol. ing. "Lopas'
por 8. de EEquiagg en- lastre.
Para ManEanillo isla de Ouba
vsp esp "Julia" con tropas por Lud
wig Dnplace.
Para Puerto Plata vap frances
"Oilnde RodrigueE" por J. 7. Silva
y Oa.
Para Ssntander vap esp "Oiudad
O6diS por 8. de EEquiags.
EALIDAs DE CABOTAJR
Para AguAdilla = MayagHes gol
esp "Dlchosa".
Para Vega baja gol esp "Ans
Maria.
Para ViequeS gol esp "Jover
OlarA".
Para MayagieE gol esp "Hor-
tencia".
Para Vleques gol esp "a. lara
gaza en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
DE IA I8L.A.
RERTRAN HERMANCS.
Ell BAzAR UNIVERSAL.
HUMA0AO PUnRTO-Rrrns
HUMAoAo PUnRTo-RrOd

OcnIgnatarios de Buquss, A9ea.
= ses De La Mnea de vapofes "Herra I
bilbao" dc Liverpool . esta IsIa.
0el vap0r +" Aviles" +" de Herrera'
aabans. Importadorea dc merCan.
cias, .ferzeterla, provisiones. made.
rAs' doelas para asdcar , nnieL. ~.
goo Vacios J compra = yente N
nutos del pals en- comisl6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

0PHRAC1oHHs DH BUoUHs HE Prc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
BalCO ESpalQl do Puerto Rico.
NOVENO DIVIDENDO
DE UTILIpADE9.

Acordado por q! Oonseio de Go.
bierno, en- 4 del actual. el pago del
8: divldendo de beneflcios, se darl
principle al mlsmo ell SAbado 8
del corriente.
A dicho efecto los Sres. Accio.
nistas deberGn recoger On Secrets
ria, de 81 10 de Ia mafiana y de
12a & 81 de Ia tarde, en- los dltl
laborsbles, las Correspondlentes 6r-
denes contra 10 Osja del estableci-
miento.
Los que concurran en- represen-
taci6n sjena, deberan screditar On
forma ell carActer con que 10 veri
fiquen.--Puerto Rico, Mario 6 de
1895.-El Gobernader, LWts Garcia
Al0ns0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
MEROADO DE- LA CAPITAL



48 bocoyes Carmen" & 8 2.59.
156 sIs 2. "Oonstancia" clara 6
3 403.
% sTs 2. ''PIaya Grsnde" clara
& 8 3.75 compraron Lopez Vlllamil
y Co.
11O sV 2s "OonstsncIa" blanca 4
8 4 45 compI6 Andres Orosas,
20 bocoyes ''Sta Barbara" { 12.60
OompFaron Lopez VilIamil , Go.
OAFE
Cotixamos clases corrieptes para
Cuba al rededor de . % J HacIen-
da al Eededor de 934.
CAAIBIos.
Londres sly 8a6-10 &.
New York 8 div Ga & 66pS.
Paris s DIV a61 4"
Espafa 8 div s "A {"
Hstaas q DIV a6s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
0LlvAS 7 COMP.
6u eaIabieoimiensO
IA MATTnRnnTNA

LA MALLORQUMA
San JustO Is, 25y 27.-FAbeics
dc Chocolate J O0nAteria al Dol
mayor y al detail. Sin compcten.
cia, Ia primera On % clase,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
REVISTL COkERCIlL.
DE NoTICIAs Y ANUNoIos

Operaciones durante los dfas 8 y 4 de
Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-11

Almaoenistas inpoEtadores de
provisiones. Venta al Dor mayor.
Duehos de Ia antigua y aCredita-
da FAbTica de F6as0ros, estableci-
da en- Hanturce.
MarCas BOIIVAR = OONILL.
-Dep6sito Tetuzn IL
Agentes de 10 acreditada marco
dc cAgarrillos Paiarito. Bellesa y
Lbertad.
Esbrica Dc licOres &c sodas classes.
Admitau ssdcares consigna-
ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05
MOvIMIENTo DB BUQUEs
MnrRADAs On TRAvHsfA.

MHKRADAs On TRAvnsfA.
De MartinlCa beg amer NV. B
Hulchings" q 8. de EEquisga cor
carbon.
De Philadelphia gol amer Helen
A. Martin" 4 la orden.
De Habana vap esp "Oiudad de
OadiE" & 8. de Ezqulsga.
De San Thomas vap frances
"Onnde Rodriguez & ]. 7. Silva J
Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-05

Escudos Eaoienales Y de-
Puerto Rico, Jamaflo q < Il centf.
metros, Z IS centavos. 1mprents
del BOLMxTN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
THE DEFENDER STRETCHES SAILS

A SHORT CRUISE IN THE BAY AFTER THE TRIP
FROM NEw-ROCHEIIE.
The usual crowd gathered at Hudson Park and
the New Rochele Yacht Clubs house yesterday
morning to the Defender leave the moorngs
off All View for her trip to the Horseshoe, where
she spend the night preparatory TO racing
with the Viglant to-day Mr.. Iselin. ar. Leeds
Captain Herreshon and Woodbury. Kane
aboard the yacht she was pulled out and taken
up the Sound by the tug Flint Mr.. 1selin had had
the sails set about 10 o'clock with the idea that he
might be able to tune the yacht up by sailing her
down TO New-York. but this plan had to be given
up, owing to the lack Of wind. The Defender
looked a marvel OF beauty and strength as she
was towed away by the Flint. The workmen,
smiths, carpenters and rggers. had been at work on
her all night getting her into the perfection OF trim
for to-day's race, and everybody on board her Cap
tain Haff Mr.. Isen and the guests. expressed
themsel es as well satisfied with the condition she
is in. 1t is hoped that with the repairing Of the
martingae hook at Pepgras's on TUESDAY her
series of misadventures Is ended
Mr. Iseln said about every boat had greater or
less number Of mishaps but he Thought the De-
tenders list now ended because OF the extreme
care that had been bestowed in strengthening every
detail about the boat. The Defenders new steel
boom for the mainmast arrived from the Herreshor
works Bristol yesterday morning. but 1t VIII
not be used to-day.
There was chorus of steam whistles and the
under the Brooklyn Bridge at 2:2o O'Clock YESTERDAY
afternoon The boat looked the picture that she
is her new manmast gstenns IN the suh.lsn. ana
her lib In stops. TO be BROKE out at moment
notice Although her topmast had been lowered
for In getting under the Bridge IL was pam
that Mr. Iselin intended to have "A spin as soon as
he reached the clearer waters of the pay Inc De-
fender instead of going directly to her anchorage
shook off her tug as the Horseshoe was
reached and setting her sails, sprang away on
wing-stretchng flight
The Defender went into stays and came about at
4:45. Then she ran up the bay on the port tack
The Vigilant had passed the Hook and was beat
ing out TO the westward. The Nigilant came about
at 5 o'clock and stood in for the Horseshoe on the
por, tack and made her anchorage at $40.
Having passed the Hook. the syndicate boat made
a long reach to the westward and, then tackled
After coming about she broke out her spinnaker to
port and ran up to the norhward. The spinnaker
was taken In after a few minutes and she came up
into the wind close hauled Then she came about
to starboard took in her staysal and stood In for
the Hook. The topsail was taken down next and at
$50 she stood for the Horseshoe. She came about
again and passed in astern of the Va.kyrie
She came about again under the challenger's bows
a II DESTROYS OF being inspected. She made
short tack to the north, atout again and took
In jib and dropped her anchor at 5:55 little to
the outside OF the Nalkyrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
REGATTAS NEAR AT HAND.

The Indian Harbor Yacht Club will hold special
race at l =. m. to-day All classes will sail over
Club Course No. G. distance OF ten nautical miles.
The classes are: For yachts sailing with fixed bal
last. open soops and catboats. p, 20 and II feet:
for yachts sailing with suitable ballast open soops
30 and q feet, and open catboats u and - feet
An open regatta will be held by the Jamaica Bay
Yacht club, Of Kockaway Beach, to-day. Yachts
belonging to the Brooklyn. Gravesend Bay. Pa
vonia CanarsIe and Bayswater clubs are invited TO
take part. The classes as follows: Class A.,
cabin soops. % 10 30 feet Glass IL, open sloops. y
TO 30 feet Glass c, cabin catboas, "a feet and over
Class d. cabin catboats under q and over ~ feet {;
Class T., open catboats ~ and under q feet, Class
+. catboats, II and under 20 feet Class O. open
catbosts, ali under II feet Entries viii close
noon to-day. with B +. DAILY Box s. Oceanus. n. Y
championship pennant Will be presented To the
winning yacht In each class.
The fall regatta Of the American Yacht Club Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
GOOD USE FOR HYPNOTISM
From The Chicago Times-Herald.


IL is n wonder that the advocates. exploiers and
investigators OF the science, hypnotism, do not
apply its wonderful powers 10 hydrophobia. tina;
prOfessediy hysterical disease. which is so nervous
and telepathic in its nature as TO have raised A
twin In symptoms disease OF pure aginaton,
causing death, so fatal its errors whose signs,
although not exactly corresponding 10 those OF the
real hydrophobia. yet tally with those existing in
the patients mind pertaining 10 that dreaded
disease. For example. the lyssOphob!c patient
barks like dog. that being the supposititious ac-
compartment Of human rabies. and not one OF the
true symptoms at all
II hypnotic suggestion Is potent 10 induce
calmness In raving maniacs and sleep in raging
insomniacs. II IL can arrest the whole nervous sys
TEN and turn the Imagination mind and physical
movement into new channels. 1t seems
able TO suppose that the force be used
with merclful effect upon those unhappy beings
who going through acute torture OF mind
In anticipation Of worse torture OF the body
Instead Of making men eat aocs with relish
by inducing them to believe them to be sugar
telling them they are hippopoami and en-
couraging them 10 behave ''as such" why not
devote diiettante energies to really humane
branch Of necessity? II hypnotism s cfhcacious In
curing the sick the best 10 which II can be put
~ curing those sick whom medicine has not been
able TO reach incubation is coming into dis
favor now; there Will be no prevention of hydro
phOba sOoI.
dogs. and neglect and abuse OF them with fear
Ignorance and mysteries experimenting the damage.
are developing more cases every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

IN FAVOR OF THE REV. II. W1DDEMER.
The decision of Chancellor Pitney in the case
OF the New-Jersey Presbytery against the Rev
Howard Widdemer has been handed down at last
This case created considerable interest in Presby-
terrain circles. The Rev. Mr.. Wddemer was de-
posed by the Monmouth County Presbytery from
the pulpit In the First Presbyterian Church OF AS
bury Park. Mr.. Widdemer refused to abide by the
decision Of the County Presbytery, and In this de-
termination he was backed by three-fourths of his
congregation Finally application was made to
Vice-C Chancellor Pitney for an order TO compel Mr.
Wiidemer to show cause why he should not be de-
posed from his pulpit and to restrain the congrega-
ion from paying him his regular salary. In his
decision the ViceChancelior holds that the Presby
terry has no control OF the Presbyterian
churches in this State. and that me pastor
has the sanction of the congregation. The Vice
Chancellor further holds that Mr.. Widdemer cannot
preach in the church unless he has the Endorsement
OF the entire congregation as It's presiding minister
This is the first decision OF this character mat has
been rendered, and will establish precedent for
many forms OF church government II Is believed
that the decision is hard bow TO the authority Of
the Presbytery. as heretofore IL has been believed
that the Presbytery had absolute control ever all
rnanses in the State.
Adam Boehn. Of No. Go Grau-st. who shot by
philip Boehm his brother. on Tuesday, died yester-
day morning at the City Hospital Philip will be
murder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
CARLSTADT

Trouble has been brewing for some time in the
German Evangestlc Church In Carlsbad. owing 10
the difference of opinion between the pastor, f. j.
Kraushaar, and Louis Beck. the superintendent Of
tn sunday school The pastor insists that Sunday
SC. l. is a part Of the church. while the superin-
tendcnt does not 10 he OF the same mind.
The Sunday school has raised 500 by holding fairs
and other entertainments. and has bought lot
alongside of the church and wants TO erect build
ing on IL for Sunday-schoo purposes only. The eli
max was reached a week ago last Sunday. when Mr..
Beck had entire property belonging TO the school
moved into unoccupied building with one room
which had been formerly used a home by a
hermit who was found dead some time During
the last two Sundays the children have received
instruction in their Sunday-school lessons there.
while the minister's faction continue 10 hold SER
vices ir the church
Before services begin representatives OF both
sides can be In the street trying 10 attract the
"wayward" 10 attend their services. They have
gone 10 far as TO grab hold Of passersby. The two
factions are about evenly divided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

James c. Elliott motorman OF the Brooklyn
Heights trolley-car that killed John J. Read the
contractor, on August %. told Coroner Kene, who
is making an investigation OF the case. that the
company's counsel had advised him 10 say nothing
about II before the Coroner and he would not FL
lott Will be arraigned before Justice Cowenhoven
The new Board Of Managers OF the Long Island
State Hospital made an inspection OF the Flatbush
Asylum day this week. Alexander f.. Orr DR.
Smith, Of Brooklyn; Mr.. Smith. OF Smithtown. and
John G.. Deubert were the only managers present
Mr.. Orr delighted with the cleanliness OF the
hospital None OF the women managers lately ap-
pointed by Governor Morton present The man
ayers Will recommend the erection OF a new building
st. Johnand.
An unknown man was killed at Prentice's pier
yesterday morning by the falling Of a skid which
was knocked down by a truck driven under It. The
about thlry-hve years old
Frederick Bliss the motorman the Atlantic
ave. troliey-car which killed little Ethel Durham
had been 10 overworked II Is said. that he could
hardly see or stand. He had slept only one hour I'm
twenty -four. his landlady says and was afraid 10
take sleep for fear OF dsobeyng the company's
rules
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
NTFRRTPTED THE VITyFSS
rom Tho Atlanta Constitution.

Some time since. In Southwest Georgia a murder
case was being tired The States attorney had seen
the shooting. and they had an old negro on Tho
witness stand The negro became Intensely Inter
est"i IN ,he story he was telling His big eyes
were hxed upon the lawyer who questioning
him. ana ne seemed TO think there was no other
person In the room. He was trembling with ex-
element so niuch so that he stammered and he
told the story AS II he was having n strictly prl-
waite and confidential conversation with the state
attorney.
AN den, boss, he said In solemn and awe
struck tones, JJ-les cz ! war a-comn' 'roun' d..
cornah. sab. see him long % de lamn nos' T., =
What time was thsY asked the Judge
The witness paused Just for "A second as ~ sore
thing had disturbed him; but then. without turn
ing his head he went on: 80 "' ''"'"-
"J-j-Jes' as war a-comn' 'roun' de cornah boss
seed him long o de lamp pos r. ' "'
The Judge wrapped the desk before him smart,v
with his gavcl W
stop he said The Court IL asking you a Dues
ton. At what time did you come around m.
corner Wv
Again the witness stopped and made a motion
with his hands as II he was brushing away dy
again started to tell his story NV
''Ez ! wuz a-sayn boss. ! rounded dat dab
cornah an ! teen him long OF de- w
The Judge brought his mallet down with noise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-29
The NewYork and Louisville teams will play at
he Polo Grounds to-day.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY

Baltimore. Aug 2s-Two games the programme
for today but the sburgs failed appear for the first
contest and It awarded Baltimore. Ioner pitched
well throughout the regular and he should have
been credited with shuou With the IL 0. the
champions let in the fast fielding that prevailed
eighth inning and the remaining rounds degen-
Grated into a comedy Of Six msplays. a base
balls and singles allowed visitors their
1--WE Foreman pounded hard and lavish
with passes first His support OF the minor league
'arciy. Attendance 800 The
ritrl6" 1 ........ s.
als"q!s r. PI,,shurs Err9rsIsa:,imore o.
Merritt Umpires-Jevne and O'Day.
Washington. Aug 2s.-For the third day the
game be called and
say the again tie In the seventh inning
Setback and shebeck into each other in after
fy bali and they badly shaken up and about
their they had he led from the field Corbett
and Maui took their places but had nothing do Il will
be some days before ahe injured psyc.s Will appear again
miserable fielding Of Joyce Attendance 800 The
" 1",t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: SSiSS
Washington 10. St. Louis g. Errors Washington
St Louis l. Batteries Mercer and Mcclure. McDougal.
Brett enstcin and Peitz rmpire-Hurst.
Boston. Aug. 2s.-sullivans pitching just the
clcveiands liking to-day. and they easily. Attend
ance. 500 The
I nos'on ,oi .'.....: ..S Ia
Hi,s-noston 10 Cleveland 10. Errors-Boson 2 Creve-
nor. Umpire Mcdonald.
Philadelphia. Aug. 2s.-Phadephla defeated Chicago
this afternoon thanks to the pitching Of Orth. who kept
visitors hits well and who showed up strong
when men were on bases Attendance. 1905 The score:
Philadelphia ...................1 3 o o o o Z
Chicago ..-.-...................O u d q %
rhiadelphia o. Chicago 10 Errors Philadelphia
TSsF' and Clements; Terry and
At Bunaio-Bunao s. Scranton 7.
At Syracuse Wilkesbarre / Syracuse O.