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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
.L.I..BROS>, I.
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLAasa &c
han reeibido los siguientess

C6cigo Pansl reformAdc ea 1870
eGn lss var;aciones introducid$ss e1
lei mismo Dor la ley &c IL ds ,swEso
de 1875, conoordado = come 3. aazs,sc
psEa su mejor inteligenoia T GSeil
Rplioasi6n, con ma n,ulSite<s Gle
ejemplos = cuestiones practices ex-
tractadas do In iuyispsu6enCis. easta-
blecida por el Tribunal Ysezao
en- m&a dc ciness mil - = de-
tsdas On msteria , .5.t&~. S1i-
mlna. 0esde 1870 = &<,...|, = ~ Ia
nrsprudencia fran - "a ~ W.
sos no raeueltoa ahD '.<k "! s1t. 1.:.g =.
sue dimauan de arn a.,3@ Ga; 10.
1lgo tr>nnas, Que gusr, ~, s1;5seir.31 sa$sas as$saas
ideataaad J aa@loat& 's~g TIA ls2l
Coolgo sApa1ol. rsgu,4> - Uss So,
epSo y m,r nGioso rGIAr, .1.,.G ssEaz}-
a6tioo Ga lSs m:HInss = de g.i syaesi
dice con lss seyea panaiea (TaY,E;:,F.-
os dc conIabandO y daftS4 5r'>--
erZocsrsilep, m0nte., Icy e!t 49,
es y municipal, oasa y p'sso~, Il,
sobrs pro ecca%n b los n,{iaa ds &
&c Julio de 1878, y sohss usuxp&-
ei6n y faleificaci6n dc patantes &
50 del psopio mes y sho, anotsdes
Y comanradss con Ia jDyisprudex $
cia del TrfDanAl supreme,
Obrs utllisimA . los sencrea Mt
gistrados, Jurados, Jueces, Fisca-
les, indiyidnos dsi OueEpo Juridioo
Militar y dernAs funeionsrios en-
osrgsdos de ia splicaci0n de Is ley,
y muy partjcularmente ] os seho-
ren LotrAdos, deteaaores 8 Scusa.
dores en- cauaa criminal, "a todRs
'qneliaa pessonsA 7uA deasosss
10 o,n,oor eI C6digo = Ia Jminpru
eaela. 40 han Podido GGcer on
+ los IN esEud espsaai. por ri
| Rxcmo 6r u. Salvador VLada y VI
| ilSseu&, Msglst,ado del Triounsl
supremo y Diputsdo 4 Oortes.-.Hi
tims edic.nn, Gus;ro tOmoa.
COMPILATION de 80 dIrpoSi
c.ones oxeanicss dc la Admiulsrrs
qi0n de Justiaia en- Las provincial
20 UlEAmar, preosdida dc una In,
rodnocion historical, anosada J
eouOorosda con Ia legtSlacs6n an 70
Ivot } la 10 IL Peninsula, y ooD Ia
.sy1a proc' sales, y aegulda 10 va
| los apAndices,. comprensipss de /.
LEY de unifcaci6n d0 10 dc Agcstt
Ice 1885, Ell deorsto isy DO e7nDlea
ldos de- UlG,amN y lAs oenaA dia
| poaic'onss vigsntes, 20 Ra ndl
Sanches Ocaf >, aux.list del MlEI
ZERO de 6racia Justisia = hoa %
tor do Ia s Revista de laa Tyibuns
leg. Edicidn do 1901
IPEDA6OGlOA, FOR doa Iose SAn
lcaex y 0onxAlex de 5omosao.
RKPRRTO2IO DE JURIs
IPRODEEOIA an RAseriA crilainA
Iformado por una jaRta dc Abegs
Idos. baso ln direction de 3oa VI
Iosnie Romero Giron; oomprend
Ide.de 81 Afo 1870 4 1885, 8 tome
pass& /
IvRTERIEARIA, Atago. !
mana, Castro Verde
F15IOA y quimiea, Feiic-
TABLAH Dc logAr!tRo<. SAI
lies RAnos.
1KnGDL H. q ubsos, Gait
ho~.
ATLAS &c Geograila Upiv<1E
sonpueaso de ~ nApas vrAE@i'
.A Errsglo 4 lGs &e1aAes Iva
90 tsls.As, S3~-->-.@-. as Ca =
.- eAgF6sss ksa4agstssa. O.
-. xAfoao.
Ox4 i%c CITIr, s2r s@@@es-
~. 60 @.cs p@sAal
LAOl) l,eas .nA v
Si1is. AsssAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
L1gROS RELIGIOSOS.

- A recibido On esta Impre1ta
nm notable surtido de obras reiigio-
80 aelectas todAs, entire les GUS
~ se epcuentran las siguientss:
Tnttaas6n de Oristo, KempM,
.diai6a eCon6mioA....---4 SO.4O
Idsm dc idem, idem, ediCion
do lujo. .----.s.~--~ 10Y
Acaora de Salvaei6n.--.- %
Nieraicio cotiaian0 ........ ~
AZ Devote Feligr6s, enoua-
ierrAci6n imitacl6n marin LOO
n,ux divina, encuadernacion
niel neQra con broehes. - 400
..sx 1iyina, encuadernsc'on
IA riguroso luto.: 500
rux diyina, encuadernaci0.
: len pisl de Australia y nj 600
kOl.~.-~s..~.'.~>s~s'... law
.oeoio del Domingo. 400
penuN6o Ofeio, enSuAdcrAS
ci6n Iuitaci6n maEhl... -. 500
1,seioa FAnsbEes, ensuadsr-
naoi6n de piel CON relieves, 800
NJ In del Ofistiano. encaA-'
dernaoi6n de piel. ......:. 500
rris celeste, encGaoe1nAolon .oo
uikel..~~-.... S'vo
1,,s celeste, sncuaderRaei6a :,
AAYA0A sss'se>~s~ wv
nrselogio Espaho1 eneaA-
dsrnasi6n de carey CON 10
xyustasionea de nAcar. S~
Suier sat6isa, ensuAdAc-
..s'S'A ..-----...-..-. :. lspl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
O0LORES EK TUBOS

OV0O A1O 1Q i u DUO
PARA LA PINTURA AL OIAEO J
LA OUARELA, SE AOABAN Dl
REOIBIRl EN- ESTA IMPRNNTA
Holm (bss$sl.
Betdn.
BlAnco Dc plata
BlAnco de plomS
BlAnco Dc sine.
Axul eclsste
ASH de cobaltA'
Asul dc Prussia.
OAstaHo (S,x. ).-da kurts
OHstxAo roiO.
OastAno Van Dyrk
jsrD4in qusmads.P:
0&rEin 1s rubis-
UenlAA xSuI.
beIa1eis0n.
SutAssGne.
Srss lie Psyas
Indigo;
hA0ANaAAf1 AotC1a4WtCA.
Amarillo e cr,ao olarA
AcaAEillO DO eronos ossuI
Amarillo indiMno.
AsnAyiilo Ss Hspolss
LeGs QEsEadE..
Laoa eafE1lnGA.
L&cA ruoIk
LAcA AEArn
Laos ordinariA
LAcA violadA.
Negro Dc maIfL
Negro do aI:Aaas
Ocfs eAetAna
Ocfs smaHiuc.
0ers tojo.:
Ocrs Dc rzkEi
UltrAmAY.
Pisdrx Dc hisn
Rslo Is 5uturnS,
Role Dc Vsnseia.
HAng,s Dc DrAssl
EepiA
BepiA soiosssda.
kasnalIs
Hntura neunn
! Tisra do OAsssl.-
Terra dc Oolonia.
IisrS Do Italia nasuss
TERRA Dc lsalis .asmsds.
nsrfs de somnEA aa.af.ii
1.sTra dc sonb:s qusm.I,;
nsfrs de Htsna aataysi.
| Bsrmssl6s.
BsrRilsn Ia1lis.
| S.,a'!lsn a'aolisa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La luz EN- FL kUND0 De L0SaNE60cIOS.
ArsITE PARA AGUMBRAD0 NDr FAMILIAR

Librs ae' sSplssiSa =
com3usti6s. .sspont.SNA4 :
Sin hN,as nj nal ssjs
Este aOeite, pfod aste
de una fabricSci6n esp =
cie / - igua], sino sape
'ior q loa Que Sc inpoF
TIN del eytsanjero baio
'lige SOS nom hres y % aH
Has. tan'o per suscuali /.
dsdAs lumlnicaa come
por Is se xuridadcue Off
- 4 los c0ns0midoFAe
Nuessros precios son
m chO m4s reduCidoA
que les do Las rnaroas
sxtranjerss, quo eoA es
le mayer precio no brjD
dah 4 los consumidoIer
ventajas de niaku11
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabajo, en- envases des todo
peso. De colores: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarilla, verde y chocolate.
Estas 1Itimas en- envases de 500 gra-
mos y L. kilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
IOsE T.IS1LVA
rRTUAN s7.-cAPITAL

conss!ado dc Htjiso, Ban lcsfc
..,n;s,ouista, Agense priaa pal do
Il 0ompa6ia general Tras .tiAnH-
- - tvspores hanOases), Oorrespon
~ AZ All Credit Ly oanAis dc PARIS, II
...ssersants - dc los Hstablec lDieE-
- de Gail de PAfis, do 10 Oom-
10 de Ssgufos contra MooEdios
orWloh Onion, yd.ls Conps
. s.nahOIA i" AliA2 "a de Asegara-
= ors I De DArcelona. Tisae su-
xT1al sp.Aguadilla. .-:..sD
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
LlBR0S BARAT0S,

De vents, en- Ia Imprenta d.
BoLxT1n MxRcANgIr.
La bolsa, el Oomerclo =
| Las Sooiedades Mesoan-
tiles, / tcmo-.--..--- II
Lecciones de Derecho Mer
Cantll, por varios alum
nos de don Luis Siivela, /
tomO.---....--. IT
tdbro de Las S4tiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
le-a, comprendG SAti-
ras, La arcadia moder-
us, Grande1as de los
pequeiios, Epigramasy
letrillas, 7arias fAbulas
yMoralejas, l tomo, rds.
tica 260 paginas.---- "a
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramixo, l TO-
mo rfstica-.------ ---. ,
Rlnconete y cortsdillo y
El licenciado Vidriera
POE idem, un tomo-. 9
Los Bafos de Argel, CO.
media, POE i'd, un tomo. z
Ri gallardo espahol, idem:
pos idem, un tomo. 9
Puntos de vista, por do.
Miguel MOya, IN tomol G
La leyenda de Noche-bues
nA-.-.~e ~~~~-. .-..... 4
III hijo del SacristSn, DOE
don. Oa.los Frontaura,
2 tones. .......... 4
Zoos Naoionales y Oanta-
Elxes, por id.-----..---. Il
Felipe 2: Bstudio Hist6ri.
90 crftico, poE V. Co.
meS, t0mO>~--. 2
.hiegro, Estudio oientitl.
20, por don Julio s.G6
We1~--~~~. .e~.s-s.....
Homsnaje Po4tieo, Poe
sias &c S5 ingenioA .
s~A@% s-@S-0-o-O eA-@S%~ NS -
Leyenda de los Reyes, no
vela historical, por don
Torcuato Tarrago, to-
0V-~ S~-~~~s ...~
AabiCStslildnd lie los As
tres, por don jose Mo-
reao Fusnres, l tomo- 4
Nusbiee y Tspices, segun.
dG s4rie de cArtas q una
sehOrita sobre 10 habi-
t@cl6n, por r. MIGUEL
Badla, tomO-
Cantares de un viejo, Dor
don Teodoro Guerrero,
/ tOmo........... I
Cuentos soClales, por i'd, !
tOmO. 4
Poesias, p0r don Antooio
3. Grilo, l tOmo 800 pa
Los entreneses (de Der
vantes), 2 tomos. .
La g'tannia = Ri amants
liberal, de Id, tomo.. ,
L&s dos doaoeuas La
ner5s de 10 sAngre dc
fidsm, l tomo.----.. /,
LAs madlsA por Frontsu-
ra, tomo o.---..
Pleito del mAtrimonlo, ror
Guerrero J Ssp6lvedA,
tou1o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

aladrado FOR ma sola hcja,
q prop6sito para minutas. 10
bres de odcios, etc.
De venta On esta lmprenta
6r. Director del BoLETfN Mex
CANTIL."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
REMOLCADOR

&stA smpeeaa tiene el Tspor AGUs
IA. roseEts para renolques pcS In
sostas ds eStA lslA, J baniiitnndo .
'ombas pstA schiqvss ' dulles para sal
va,Ssct0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
EB,a as .E BB Co.,
DOClllNA CRIsTlAAl
'spOR. GIL ESTEVE.

=, Nuevas.- .-ediei6u psrfeessments
smpresa , sncaadsrnada On car
t6n. : NUEVE PESOS gruesa
al::contado.
Tomando 10 gruesas % hses
. a buen descuento.
De yen.a on esta Imprentx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
EMPRESA a
|T,1eeESE SEPl1ULlS CORRIOS DR. LIS lsflksss
y trasportes miIitares
ae Scbrincs dt Herrera, Habsna.

Los vapores de esta emEsesa efsc
tusrAn eu sslids desde este puerto ej
los dias s, 10, Is, 20 , IS de csds mes
1 lse 5 de Ia tards en- los diss de lghc
J ! las IL de- diA en los fsstivos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
LINEA DE PUERTO.RICO.

ealsR los diaa 10 y 30 los Vaporst
que hsssn el aervicio de Oorreos.
81 del din 10 tocs On Nusvitas, Giha.
rA, BsrscOa, Guzns&namo, Ouba, OEbc
HAitisno y Pcrs-su-Princs Puerto Fls.
"a, Ponce, Aayagoss. Agusdilla , Sar
Jnan de Puerto Rieov al rstoruO hari
ecOnlR en- los miSmes puertos.
hi del dia 40 irA por Nusvit as. C
bars, Bafacox,, ,Gusutanssao, Cub San
to Domingo, Ponce, Asyagusx, Aqua
dills = San Juap de Puerto Rico, Y
nien&o por los nismos pusrtcs.
RetoraaFAr sails 2do dc Puerto Biz o
los &iss 3s = 5 res2sstivamsnts; toss
skn So Oubs los disc 20 y Q, iiegaaco
4 la Kabana en- <s fschaa corrsspon.
disutcs As [ y Ii aa eads mss.
Nirguno De estes dos vapozss toeasA
. ~ sst0TDc ca 0UAnskaSmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
ESTERAS

pata las EscueIas con meri-
diano de metal, juegos COM
plstos, de Copernico, Armllar'
Tsrrestre y Celeste.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
4 T N T

para ::escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas, En- potes pequenos hay in~
finidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24
LINEA DE CUBA

A1NAA NN EObA
LiegarAn solo hssta 4xAkiago dA Cubs
los vapores qus snlen loo diss s, Is = 36.
Los de los Giss S y IS tocaran eu
Nuevista c-Padrs, GibarA, Mays
RI, BaFecoa, Guantanamo = Cubs
Iii dia Is hara los naisaaAs escaiss
4 sxsepcidn de 10 de Msysn, y sdemks
tccacA en Sagus de T&nsmo.
Todos futornxr&n vsrificando sus o.
lidss de Cuba los diss Is, 81 = s, sfsc.
tuAndoSe lEs sntradas ea 10 HAbaus
en- iss iechss correspondence Dc 10,
30 y 9 de caGs nses.
Ningnlo ss sstcs vnposss tosark 1
81 rekoxno sn aonntznarac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

d dXpoflo1Cl1 1QQulfIc
40 On esa d1zanse aushos sos Estdos Undo
oo polses nos esmlte oecer p6bco areuo qua
Guestsas marcos LUZ &ILIANTE LUZ SOLAR
,stsn eatssdaa persee aA xr e Ia ey cs fa
acscorev = = " =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

ALA CORUNA 7 SANTANDEE
A9lI6a de Puerto Rico los dtGs 4 d
5y Is de 0aaG mes.


Do sxpidsa pasajes dc Ida VI eta cen as
pOr cisnte dc rsba,a.
A l.s familias qus pag1sa ID squfvalsnafs
Aa4 nassies entsros, 70 jes hara IL rsbajs de-
(E Dor oisnts. Rsta rsb4iA Ne o. aplicabls
- billetss Dc ida = vaslta. .
I'm IL As E. elass. Ua ntAs aensr de ]
aGos On cAds Flmilis, gratis. Les dsaAs uaa,
acres de q aAos 1 de Fnsejs, Do Cd Ii aSss as
sumpldos | easajs, do Is asss samplidss 1s
Vaie sntsrs.
Ha s.. prs3ersasis J g.. sre!sarta. On nika
naata .aos gratis. Do 3 & 2 ases / passts,
ds7Gl1 aEss / pAsa1s, do IL AAss 81 adslaa-
70 pasAjs sAtsrs.
HYN IA dc :aS AWx1x&A8s
xapor M. L. ViL-LAvEROE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

Fl ED ~ 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-24

De vents, en- Ia Imprenta del
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30
THE CHRISTIAN EXDEAVOR's TRIP
The Savannah Society TO BE Well
Represented at Washington.

The savannah Society 10 BE Well
Represented at Washington.
The local union OF the Young Peoples
Society Of Christian Endeavor met at the
Second Presbyterian church last night.
The meeting was principally 10 announce
the programme for the Christian En-
deavor convention 70 be held in Washing
ton next month. It was very largely at
tended.
MI L. L. Wellman, president Of the To-
cal union, presided. The music was furn-
ished by the following ladies' and gentle
men; Mrs J. D. Murphy, Mrs. Lachlison,
Mrs. Ward, Mrs Garnett, Miss Dupont,
and Messrs. Hardy. Pace, Basford and
Carlisle. Mr.. J. d. Murphy was organist.
After song by the choir the meeting
was opened with prayer by Rev. J. II.
Scruggs, and Rev. II. c. Bowen read the
scripture lesson. Rev. w. A. Nisbet deliv-
cred the address Of welcome.
John Eicolson, Jr.. Esq. spoke on THE
Opportunities for Work a Christian En-
deayor Has" Christ Mr. Nicolson said,
worked In three ways. He cared for the
bodies Of men, taught their minds moral
truths and built Up in their souls spirit
ual truths"
Mr.. E. F. Cunningham spoke on What
Are the Benefits Derived From a Christian
Endeavor Society" He dwelt on the good
done by the society and the individual ben
ehts which are derived from it. He said it
Degets feeling Of true fellowship. COM
Dimes the forces of charity by banding
young people together teaches them prac-
teal methods of church work and teaches
them the Bible. Mr. c. 3. Hendrix spoke
atirmatiyely on tbs subject, should We
sign the Christian Endeavor Pledge"
Mr.. J. A. Narnedoe made a short talk
on the Washington convention, setting
forth the programme. The Savannah dele
gates will leave on the afternoon of July
. on special car over the Florida Cen
tral and Peninsular railroad. The party
Will be in charge of President Wellman.
the Georgia state headquarters in
Washington will be at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist church. All Georgia del
egates will register there and receive.
badges, which will admit them to an SER
vices and meetings held during the con,
Vention. The reception committee will
also assign them to homes in hotels,
boarding houses or private residences at
half rates.
Those who contemplate attending the
convention should register their names
with Mr.. J. A. Varnedoe They can OBJ
tain local badges, which will entitle them
10 the national badges to be obtained In
Washington. The railroad fare is Si7. 30.
the tickets bell good TO return until
July 81.
IN two large meeting tents, one seating
10000 and one 5000 people, and Central.
hall with a seating capacity Of lS OOO
Daily services VIII be held in twenty-five
churches and halls. The convention will
open July 8, and Will continue for about
nve days. From present Indications
about nifty delegates will attend from sa-
Vannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30

The new superintendent, Mr. Otis Ash
more, Is a native Georgian. He was born
In Lincoln county in 1888. near the birth
place Of Hon. j. L. NJ. Curry. who Is also
native Of that county. His early education
was received at the Lincolnton Academy,
and his later educational course was com
pleted at the Gainesville College, then In
charge Of Prof. George G. LOoney, one Of
the best and most distinguished teachers
Of this state. Subsequently he took a spe-
cial course In science at the University Of
Georgia, and two years ago the trustees
Of that institution conferred upon him the
degree Of master Of arts.
Immediately after leaving college, Mr..
Ashmore adopted the profession OF teach
ing as his life work, and for several years
ne taught some Of the most successful
schools in Middle Georgia.
In 1885 he was unanimously elected with
out application, to the presidency of Mid
die Georgia college at JOnesboro. and for
two years this institution under his man
agement met with its greatest success.
Chiefly. on account of the health of Mrs.
Ashmore he declined to accept a unani-
nous reelection by the trustees and came
to savannah IN January, 1887 10 accept
the position of teacher of natural science
In the High School
During his connection with the Savan-
nan High School Mr. Ashmore has been
known as a thorough and successful teach
er, and at the same time a student him
self Of the methods of teaching As a d.
rector OF the State Teachers Association
and also of the National Association. he
is widely known among the educators Of
the country. A year ago he conducted the
Georgia delegation of teachers to the ma
tsonal convention I'm Denver, and after
wards spent the summer studying the
school systems of the north and west
He Is a devoted student OF astronomy.
and has given great deal of study to
the science. He has made the astronom-
zeal calculations for Grier's almanac since
1882. HIS monthly astronomical reviews
published in the Morning News and other
southern papers have been read with in
terest by thousands of people. II was
largely through his efforts that the large
telescope presented to the High School by
the graduating class Of SO last week, was
secured.
Mr.. Ashmore's educational work has
been by no means confined to the schools
with which he has been regularly con-
the summer sessions OF the State Normal
School has been of great value to the
teachers of the state.
Mr.. Ashmoore is a member of the state
commission on the Georgia Industrial Col
lege, is corresponding secretary of
the Georgia Historical Society, in
which he has taken an active interest.
ana Is also member Of the board of d.
rectors of the Telfair Academy of Arts
and Sciences. He will carry to the office
or superintendent not only a practical
knowledge Of the Savannah public school
system with which he has been connect
ed for nine years, but as well a knowl-
edge Of the best public school systems
OF the country He has the popular sup
port OF the teachers and is equipped in
every way to make the Savannah public
schools system what they ought to be
south
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30
CITY BREVITIEs.

Mike Carney of California and kid"
Norton will meet at the Pastime Athletic
Club tonight in a twenty round glove
contest. Norton and Carney have been
preparing for The bout for some time and
they are in excellent trim. Carney is a
clever boxer from the Pacific coast. and
has bested some good men. kid" Nor
ton is a fast man and as each boxer is
anxious to hold up his reputation the
bout will be a lively one. Besides the big
go there will be bouts by local colored
boxers.
People who live near and who pass
along the east side of the Park extern
sion are complaining about the heavy
rank growth of weeds and grass there.
which in some places come up above the
knees of any one who walks through the
grounds. Members of the park and tree
commission have been spoken to about
the matter, but they say the property be-
longs entirely to the military and thew
have no authority to do anything with II.
The city, it appears, used to do the
work, but has apparently stopped it since
the appointment of park and tree COM
missioners. The city has not vet dele
gated whatever authority il may have ha1
in the matter to the commission. conse-
Quently that body has not had the grounds
cleared of weeds The people out there
would like to know who has the an
thority and who should do this work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30

Frances Rossignol, Alberta short Derby.
Aaron Reppard FriersOn, William Ray
mond Skinner, William Palmer Austin,
oscar Grundau, David Middleton, Cliff
ford Randolph Harden, George Leonard
Allen, William Mclean Coolidge.
ST. Patrick SchOOl-Mary Loretto Gull
len, Margaret Magdalen Bubee. Mary 10
sephine Brady, Helen Veronica McKenna,
Julia Veronica Collins. Anastasia The
resa Mehrtens, Katherine Veronica
OConnor, Mary Margaret Lawler. Ade-
laide Marie Agnes Sievers. Helen Theresa
Larkins, Winifred Alice Doyle, Mary Jo-
sephine McPhelan, Catherine Elizabeth
Coyle, Josephine Veronica Lynch, Marga-
ret Gertrude Ambrose. Virginia Read Hall
lgan, Mary Agnes Pate, Robert Augustus
Folhard, William Lawrence Gleason, Law
renee Henry Kelly, Charles Edwin Feuger.
William Smith Lynch. George Julius Ba-
ran, Frederick Alfred link, William
James Barrett, Leo Conrad Schaupp.
Frederick Eugene Jaugstetter, James
Charles Hearn, Ovine CHRISTOPHER Abb
rams, Theodore Thomas Abrams.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30
A PLAN OF RIVER STREET.
The street Opening Committee Not
Yet Ready.


The committee on opening streets. Of
which Alderman Hudson is chairman.
will hardly report on the matter Of open
ing River street at the meeting of coun-
ell tomorrow afternoon. The commit
tee has called upon the city engineer. to
prepare plan, showing the property
through which II will be necessary to open
the street and also the route which II
would be necessary for a railroad to take
in order to make a connection between the
Central railroad track on River street and
the Savannah, Florida and Western rail-
way tracks. This plan has been prepared
Mayor Myers said yesterday that he
considered this matter of great import
ance and he is DESTROYS OF seeing it
brought to a successful conclusion at an
early date. In order to open River street
as desired it will be necessary TO project IL
through the property of the Lower Steam
Rice mill to East Broad street
The route, which II would be necessary
for railroad track to take in order to
make the desired connections is from the
present terminus of the River street track
through the rice mill property, across East
Broad street, through the walk behind
Taggarts coal wharf across Reynolds
street, through the property of Rourke
q Son, and across Bay street through the
property of the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company to a connectio
with the Savannah, Florida and Western
track on St. Julian. street. It is also desired
TO secure a connection down Bay street
past the presses of the Savannah Cotton
Press Association and the Gordon wharf
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-30
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. George c. Hayward and family
are at Bluffton for the summer.
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Elliott are passen-
gers on the, City of Birmingham, to ar
rive from New York this morning.
Gen. A. r. Lawton is seriously Ill al
Clifton Springs, N. Y, where he went
some time ago for his health. Col Law
ton left yesterday to join his father.
Capt f. A. Smith, president of the sa-
vannah Lighterage and Transfer Com
pany and the Smith & Kelly Company.
arrived in the city yesterday, on a short
business trip, from his New Hampshire
home.
Miss Katie A. Walsh, who was men
toned in the report of the commence
ment exercises of the High School last
week as the winner of the third honor.
winning the second honor Miss Walsh
delivered the valedictory to the school
authorities.