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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

New York. Jan. 2l.-IThe stock mark
ct To-day was exceptionally active and
remarkable advances were made IN
many shares, the extreme gains being
in investment issue. The average OF
prices was higher than in years and
the volume OF trading in stocks and
bonds WAS the largest vet traded In o.:
q Saturday. Had the two hour session
been extended 10 five hours MS on 9th
days, and had the same rate of trading
continued, there would have been Sli-
00Do00 bonds and 1900 Geo stock dealt
IN. Investors weary Of waiting for Il
substantial reaction seemed panic
stricken 20 place their money.
The opening quarter Of an hour WAS
the most exciting, in sympathy WITH
the booming market for New York
Central on the London exchange. All
The Vanderbilt shares made sharp adj
vauccs ON rumors concerning the plans
of the controlling interests of the Nav
York Central. The street. judging by
the course of tho market, gave crcdence
to these reports. but nuth,n- WAS given
out in regard TO the plans, which were
said to involve closer relations between
New York Central, Chicago and North
western and Union Pacific, although an
unnamed director of the latter cOnpa-
ny was quoted as making Il denial as
far as the Union Pacific Company was
concerned. New York Central made an
extreme advance of SIS. Union Pacific
2iI for the common and 5ia for the pre-
ferred and Northwest az. The London
market moved upward all day, and It
is estimated purchased about 10000
shares here. although the London OK
change closed before this market open
ed. There was heavy realizing in some
stocks during The advance in the Van
derbMts. but oil offerings We're readily
taken Commission house orders were
so large that some floor brokers lnV-
S,,rr
attend to- were obliged 10 refuse or
ders. The fractional declines that &C.
ettnEeA -werc due TO tho suspicion on the
part OF the traders that Prices were
bid up in the interest of sellers. The
appearance of the bank statement as
surfing. as it did. an abundance of mon
ey, eXerted q strong influence and 4
renewal OF confident purchases.
The closing was strong, but ut recess
sions from tho best figures. The more
important gains for the day outside of
the Vanderbilts. Union Pacific ana AT
Gibson were Great Northern preferred
., and Evansville and Terre IIaute pre-
feired 9 The declines were fractional
excepting Hawaiian Commercial, Sh;
Pullman 9 and Western Gas | National
Biscuit common closed at loss of q
after n previous advance of "a sugar
American Tobacco. Manhattan. Peo-
pies Gas and Federal steel were weak
Railroad bonds exhibited marked
strength during the week with the in
uuiry embracing gilt edged as well rs
the usually neglected issues. The ma
terial Improvement in the high grade
stocks prompted extensive trading i'll
bonds where opportunities for cnhanc-
ment Of values seemed favorable.
United States new As registered adj
vanced rs, the old As registered. the
new AS coupon and the IS registered q
and as Il per cent. in the bid price.
The total sales OF Stocks to-day were
762, 900 shares.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
For Account Of Whom Ii May Concern.

~, BY I. III, Harry II iIopGsoN. AUG
itONEEit-Oftico No ~ Common Street
by virtue of an order of sale unto me
Issued by the noard Of Ii,alth OF the
state OF Louisiana. on the 10th day of
January 1892, notice is hereby glven
that wlll soil by public aUction. for ac-
count or whom ii may concern. for
CASH.
on MONDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1850 nj
IL o'clock m, at the Real Estate EN-
change. NJ SO Common street. N the
city of New Orleans. La. to the last
and highest bidder. for CASH
THE STEFAN TUG ASSISTANCE. her
engines. boilers, machinery. boats. tackle.
appurtenanccs and furniture, or so much
thereof as may be unto said tug attach
90. and in such condition as they may
he found as she now lies NJ McLclIanvillc
IN, below the town Of Algers. on the
Mississippi rivcr front, with all her fau..s
and in her existing condition, the sale
to be made without warranty express d
TEKNlS-CASH ON THE SPOT.
Act of sale before Edward Ivy. ESD
marine notary, at the expense OF tho
purchaser.
Tho purchaser must assume all ex-
nenSes incurred on the tug after Same is
adludicated. ja22,2oSfebl2
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

90 and 95c. bid: crude turpent:ac euie,.
81 80 and $50; tar steady. Sl.1O.
S0VirDcii. Ca. Jan. Spirits tur-
pent.Ne finn. duo. Rosin Grm: quote:
H. Is. G.. -. =, t. Sl.O1; G.. $i.n5: II. $40:
I. Sl.S5; IS. Si.5o; Nj, $3.50; X. Sl.i5; W
G >2v5: ~ w. s.. 80.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
enei.s. mua. 2Oc.: ,urkeya. llye.

ducts. mud. 2oc.; turkeys. llYe. Ice:
Nt E5.e;s- t5a:iSf. ,,ae,5c
.HANNss--opict; smiiaiielll. fancy. u TO
!Cc: Nits MA. country: 10 20 icc.: good
North Carolina. 70 10 i2iec
POTATOES Northern. $i.5O per bag:
new sweets. iIayman. eSG'5c. per bur
rel; yellow. GQniuc.
t'AIEAGE.--:Zc 60 per Barrel.
ONiONS--$2.Ct@2.50 p"i bariei.
Ar'nIE s- Noi thorn.. $S.50Ql.50 per Dbl.
LEAiONS-S3.JJ per box
pisAClIES-Nonc
LIN rs 81 80 per peck
rl=E APi'ii:sIs 20 i2c.: Florida. I.5o
CNi.t,0RNiN ORANGES = Seedlings.
S35G{fi, Z. -; Jamaica. S2CoQ$.25 per box.
sle STPtS PHe a'5 sa p pfM fancy ya
pEASI bi Z GSGye; new, 500 per bag.
MlJLED EfCE-As 10 grades. 6AQ7c.
COCOANUTS-io0 to bag. 1925
GROCERIES,.
FEE-Markct finn: common. sk@
Size. fair. siglNac.: IaSuayru. 12l.Gp
1850: Java. 2ait2lc.
FLOUR Market very strong. with up-
ward tendency; spring wheat. fancy
patent. 81 80; winter wheat. stand
ari patert. Si.55; winter wheat. half
iatoni. $S.O. winter whsat. best straight.
1910. winter wheat. family. SS65: winter
wheRt fair TO good grades or extra, sos;
winter wheat super. S5.uo1559.
MEAl~per bag loo lbs, SLIGO; 80 Id.
BUrIER-Prime to choice grades. PIC:
fair TO good grades. ~ 10 2lc.; fair grades.
clIt;EsE-1llgher; large fnn cream.
ll1ili4c: small fuil cream. liEQi2c.
StG\,R-Alarl,et firm out OF town
lcrent paints. Patent. Cubes. as Pow
derod. 522; i'ine Granulated. 80; stand
IaS: Eeystona /. ' i7s; Amar fS1" A al
Centennial y. 4.73: California a, 4.GD:
Franklin y $50: keystone T.. 45i: Amer
b. 80; Franklin Ilxtra 9, 4.2S; Keystone
Extra c. As: American Extra c. l9S:
Centennial Extra G. IS: California Extra
SYKUpS AND MoLASsEs = Marke,
choice. 2o022; lower grade syrup. isgi5;
Cuban. none; Sew Orleans. fair to choice,
i6 10 80. common. ~ to IL.
PROVISIONS
BULK MEATS Market strong: rib
sides, SIC, bellies. eastern. 55sc.; bellies.
DRY aALrltD' JOwIES-iikc.
PORK PLNpI:S--5c.
MESS POKk-Ncw. none mess. old.
LARD-Purc butchers. in tierces. G,sc.;
pure ostern in ucrcCs. Gle. SO-lb tubs
IL a IL
N tlcrces. 4iAc.; s0-lb tubs and 5O-lb tins.
W0o,~-unwaslc lSc.: bulky. TO &c.
less. W. she'd wool. &c: black. rye to l5c.
HIpES-G. s. ~: green ga; dry nni.
Il: dr. salt. III: dnma:-ed I.
SALT FISH.
IlEER1NC;-Ecw Eastern Gross per
barrel, SL00GL25; mul!ots, 100 kegs. $S.75:
spots. 100 kegs. $50. macketel. tat No. .,
.2lt9
FRESH FISH.
Srots. 500 per hundreds: cronkers. per
pound. &c; Taylors. +c. pcr pound: pan
!sn iior rouud to Sc: baking FISH, pcr
pound. ! 10 &C.; founders per pound 3 to
4c.. slceushcal f. TO Sc: bluciish. to 30.
pcr pound: spccklcd trout. D TO &C.; large
rOck, per pound 10 10 l2&c.: pan rock, {
to Sc. Spanish mackarcl. lSc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

STORES.
Warehouse Ncs. II and 10 Woodside Lane
TWO offices over the Business Mems AS
sociation. Main street.
Store No. lG NiV.son street
stores Nos. 26I and go Water street.
Nos. ae aud i0l Commercial Place
Nos. 20 and So Commerce street.
Offices: CRANKY. Bank and Commerca
streets.
Fine Office on CRANKY street.
store No. Az Main street.
store No. $40 i5utc street.
Stables on Plume street
DWELLINGS
Dwelling No 80 North street.
SIX new brick dwellings, on Yarmouth
street. all modern convenicnces.
Brick dwelling west of CRANKY street. on
Frccmason street. furnished or unfnr-
nishcG: possession January /. 1899.
Dwelling; No - umberinnd street.
Dwelling Ouloy road. So. SO.
Dwelling on DeBrec Place.
Two DWELLINGS on Hamilton avenue.
Dwelling on Pool street
Dwelling No 4Sy Main street.
D~clliug Olncy Road. Client
Dwelling No. i22 f'rseuuasun street
Two rooms with bath. AlDemarle build
in-. Cranky street
FOR SALE.-Nacant property on Allan
uc and Plume sti cots, opposite new Pub
lie HUildiug Lot.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

I;y Rude x Old. Aucioneers.
IoY VIRTUE or y DEED OF TRUST
ID dated the 81 day OF September 1855,
recorded in the Clerks Oflict of the Nor
folk County Court. in b-cd-Book No. III.
page 81, and at the request of the PARTY
therein secured, will $ II at public aGc-
ton on the premises. Bcrkloy. Va. WE'D
Wi: ''''"' ''' '0'''"'''H ''0'' y ''
list. That certain lot. pis c or parcel OF
land, With the DG iGiU.s thereon situated
in the town OF Eorkiey. Va, and ir1Ltirs
on iarl,iey avenue 80 feet and uuai
- L. Won tbe-l-ts Of CUNNINGHAM Oh
the west ana g. ". Jones on Ihc 80
This is one Of the most desirable Icsi-
denccs IN jcrlley. finely located, We'll
finished and arranged. In perfect order.
ana has twelve rooms, beautiful lawn
shown TO PARTIES desiring iO pur hasa.
~. THAT certain lot. piece ca ppraei Z
land. with ih- hrlcF cor -l0uso thereon.
situated in thr town ui Eplkleg Va
fronting on Main street :n fctt ana itin-
Ming back east between u1.3iial llaef f'j
on the south ami y. ". Noymurs ou ,hc
north.
sd Those two certain lots. PIECES or
parcels of land situated in the town of
EerlIey. Va, and fronting esch - feet
on Malone avenue ana running ha, X
tois are numhcrod ON plot OF the WIZ
lows or Nash tract as gg and iGi
9Th. Thai certain lot. piece or parcel az
land. situated TN Tanners Crecl. district.
Norfolk county, Va. which WAS ass sned
70 james J.. Vi by 10y tHe Lomberts Point
csc. i. rAnKER. Jr.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

"n"totlnits at Nbulcerlc prices.
""."-~ of,ia irr e:t'ni, ,pit pric,.
nf' -itis;'ct 90 8 rlIItlsprIi rtnv.trt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
The Cotton Markets.

Now IorN. JAN. 21.-Thcrc was an on
cpWaginS Increase in Investment or
dCrs un ,ie Cotton Exchange to-day.
The session started with the market
steady aut trading active White the
opening WIS unchanged 90 point lower
on some j11rths the more active deliv
cries moved UP points on injtial
s;'lcs Bu.. II reports from she South
and good iying for outside account
lcu by VAN street firms. caused Il rush
cf sma'lcl shorts TO cover Immediately
following ine first cali, on which prices
rapidly advanced, reaching the highest
level of the season thus Ear. During the
rest Of The short session the pit pre-
scented ap animsted scene. with the
genera. corisc Of values steadily up
ward.
eoutribrt'ng to tho better feeling
We're estimates for small pppt ana in
| tcripr movement this week. further re
ports ol backward new crop prcpava-
tiors. ruNors that spot cotton through
OUT the Solth had advanced an add
| tional i-lGc. TO lac. over night, encour-
aging statements from print cloth and
dry goods markets, bullsh cables from
The i-ivcrqcN future market ana an adj
vance of -la1. IN spot cotton abroad.
The continued strong ruling OF the
stock market was not without scnti-
mcutnl influence i'll favor or the staple.
I Profit taking at times momcntarny ar
rested the advance. but outside de-
mond readily absorbed these offerings.
l.a,c iu the afternoon the advance
was arrested by u. squirt CT profit talk
infr but drr7n1 from outside invest
iNeut sour IS and generous support
flNm bulls prevented any reaction wor-
thy ~ '"cn ion. An advance Of re. in
spot cotton had considerable weight MS
ball TACT r. Tho close was firm Mt n
| net rise OF to points. Estimated re-
! cciptf at hc ports Ton the day $4,000
! bales. gGinst 392iT last week. ard 90.
/ N7I Inst rcar: for tho week 200 0O0
I AGAINST e)i533 last Weel; and 2l2 $50
I l1ti yror
Sew York Jan. 2i-Cotton futures
I oiruel 'to1lH. January. 3 OF; February.
( . IS. MArnh $50; Man 81 June. > %:
July. 7.'j; August 5.91; September.
/ : nN, October. 59l: November. ! 90:
/ Dorcw'er % %.
Spot closed steady IT nn advance of
midllin% upI5nd9. JTC.; midITTTv
gulf Giac.; s1leS. none.
/ FUTURES closed frip. January. SOS:
/ F9lpU7lr ~: March. 81: April.
/ 9.'f; NnN rs: Juno : m: .Iulv. Got:
| NuTust. Cos: Septcmher sci: October.
/ 30; Novcmbar. 5.92; December. 6.1G.
/ N'w Nol'7. Jan. 2l-Cotton Gteady:
/ mf''lre, &C.; ne receipts. 90; gross.
/ .n2' 51l : stock 107.GSS.
Total today ana consolidated: Not
I roroin;s 77f hnlcs' exports 60 Crcot
/ Trr'n l2r2 halne. 10 iNaoro 9a6
N'Ict; i'e Continent. 10f53 bales:
stoot 1OSa7,f l,alea.
To'al si'na Nc.NcmDcr fst sol l.a-
coits f.tf' boias. exports tn Gr,n.
/ lirii2n g, G2f halas. to rrnrr, 7go
,'H loss m thu Con ircnt. l7n2 Sli
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
LARGE PROFITS, GOOD INVESTMENT
BUY MAY WHEAT.
WILL SELL FOR $500 LATER.

so invested in Nay Wheat bv orr
safety Ncthoa OF Speculation. viii nav
500 profits hy May lst Wheat is low.
May ut $l.0 Write for particulars
1NNl1srOES CO, Lock COX 705 Balti.
more. Md de30- eoG-3,n
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

hereby certify that the bind required
by the above mentioned .dccrees has been
given.
ia1S-cod-tds
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22

TIFL ItF4lN
DWELLINGS. 100 Church ct $40
House on punaanl iiG Churcn st. So.
avenue, S2l. a Queen ST. rooms
House on Ciraydoni above SIS
avenue, $50 10 Botctourt So.
81 Falkland St. 500 Factory buiidin-
- Brown St. S22.5o. cor Water ana
iGN Hcrlatida ST.. Sill Madison $50
95 Brown ave Sl5. FLATS
80 Charles St, &. 29a Church st, $40
81 Virginia St. 5000 Cor Church ami
12T Charles ST., 81. Holt. rooms $40
4l2 Baxter ave, Sc. ie2 Highland. $3.50
STORES iiS720 w. Brambic-
40 Main ST, ton ave. Sc each.
Cor. Church and 2A James st. S.
Charlotte. $50. 10 Kelley ave. Sc.
stalls and room for three carriages
Southern States Telcphonc-5I6
no i&NESTOES.-W an offer several
Gnc BARGAINS in good paying city prop.
crty. Correspondence solicited.
conveniently located stables WITH three
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day.

BY tho Norris Auction House. A WASH
inEton street. opposite new market.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-22
W. R. FENTRESS & SON,
General Real ESiaia and Rental AGENT,

Is BANK STREET SECOND FLOOR
nor RENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-14
Hosiery.

so dozen ladies' fast black hose, Zoe hose, IT
moval sale price, pair ........ ..............
% dozen ladies' feeced lined hose, fast black an
seamless, 124c hose, removal sale price, pair
Misses fine cashmere, SOC and 4Sc was the origna
price, removal sale price, pair. ...............
Infants hose (small siZes) silk heel and toe, fin
cashmere quality, sold 33c pr. removal sale pric
Ladies' SOC fancy hose in stripes, tans and plaids
removal sale price, pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-14
Great Removal Sale. S Sample Bargains in
HOuSekeeperS Linens

20 dozen 22x45-inch knotted fringed towels, red
borders removal sale price, each
so dozen hemmed buck heavy, pure linen twill
and knotted fringe damask towels, rem. sale price
20 pieces cream all linen table damask, o. sc and
~ inches wide, choice removal sale price, yard
72-inch half bleached all linen 81 table damask
about 10 pieces left removal sale price, yard.
so dozen 81 90 and $3.50 and size napkins, re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-02-14

yard wide full bleached muslin, &c quality,
moval sale price, per yard ...................
sale price, per yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
ga wide unbleached sheeting muslin, 12gc grades
moval sale price, per yard. .................
ga wide full bleached fine sheetings, 1Sc or;
removal sale price, peg yard ..-............
45-inch beached and unbeachcd pillow slip mus
removal sale price. ....................
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
/ Son E:stOs Sus SInt0mas Z

Yredilecoi6n al onRnismo, emiaiones Do &kA
aai seSo 4
A2ai lssoivaa; granos, contracoiones as -
nAssulos tque son preoursorcs de L MlnsS
scaoionss, tendenoias Z dormitaF tsrntA
eensacidn do embrutecimtento, p4rd4d4 - -
s. u ,d... &: sass: aso1.. m T.
1e.snsnte iaquissud: f.is. g .s.9.je. 40
sss i x.sa a.spuss al .ss
:as..so. 80 sssass n a.SlISssrsss; Z .la .as.
as sdn p.ars Rlssa ss
~ sssS;e sssaids Sis.
- q ios aeseoe dssainaisnte DC Y aeMst1a'
-. Hfaaos dS ssos sints.ss sss a1yYs
tssaI2rsF 90 s.srvsds. fasrI.e vs.ash Z
sesaros solioasamos Dc todos aus safrsa
49, E: sasb bsf y S.snE1.x 3: naipHsa '19Hf s9Hf '16
zZQ0 soHusicsnd2ss csa nusstxs Qs3r
l:,A s.D.s..3I,sssss avc .s..s e. s.:s
Ea1sdSA9 . Ies aSrSiss = 1el aSSSas g.
So l1te1es luedss gsEsatlmx ma -.
ys7lsssS ~ tssaoi1n conFlssa 4. IN ,ass
.ss.ee ~: :S s,.ss. .ssHssS ,s.rs sisssssS3 s 81
~ D1iSs e s:.ss :: 4 1;c .ixaa 81
0Gln6e D17s Vpnezrea, sssrsoheA dnljs 8 q
E 3 3 ssaaoos faaaaaisrs aisssosssssc a:as s.sars35s
fvl14esfns.se ~ oaso Eras.sa iafor.afA
Hv:sa. sS go: :sf !. !. !, isnss: s;Iss.. =
= "a sens 1erant1A ds bnena re ls snyia-
04ee ensegu!da - medicines rsqusr1Aa1
~ sssssss sss,sfssdsss ss.a pEon;tts pn;t cSns ..ss
& 6a3Anlanto ( ana HA dsbs seRseesso1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
de caiante
UNICOS PROPLETARIOS
i3 Water Street, New York

Esta maraylliOsa Aqua es un reg
taarador perfecto que deveslve al
cabelio su color natural, destrnye La
caspa, vigorlza La ralz y 10 haou cre-
Ger, delandolo suave, brillante se-
doso. Sometida esta aqua d un ana
Isis, se ha encontrado que no contie-
ne sustancla .quimica alguna que sea
daf1osa Ia salud: no mancha ell GU
tbs nj La ropa, 10 que es Ia admlra-
ol6n de los prlnclpales qu mleos del
mundo. Esta maraviiiosa <Agua de
PeEslaS SO apllca con Ia mayor IA
cildad y es IN Deilo ideal para las
senoras J para ouantos tengan 81 Ga
beilo prematuramente cano.
Por To- expuesto 81 oomprenderA.
s6n por las personas mas esoeptIcas.
que esta aqua es m liquido que obra
diTectamente sobre las raices del ca
bello, devolviendole la parte quimica
que ha perdido, como 10 oomprueba
el hecho de que no mancha el cutis.
pues puede aplioarse con la mano no
requiriendo especial cuidado. el
cabelIo graduaImente va adqulrien-
do de IN modo maravilloso sn color
natural.
Fidel Guillermety y J. NJ. Blanoo J
Vale y Cancio. .-MAYAGUFZ, +
Nbre. I6 1898 6 m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30

de UL aICI
NEW YORK
(Qufmico

Este remedio puede titularsa ma
ravilloso por la bondad de sus efeotos.
Sc garantlxa sl alivlo y la meiorfa
desde Ia primera GAIA.
Hace desaparecer en- pocos dias la
dyspepsia estomsoal instestinaI y
fatulenta, DILATACION de est6ma-
go, sgrio y acedlas, peso hinchax6n
al est6mago despu6s de las oonidas v
dolores-dlgestIones lentas y peno
sas--soflolencia y pesadez-repug-
nanola, eructos, gases, sed, y6rtigoa,
marcos, G0Str0tgSG simple y de Ia
ANEMIA. Catarro cr6nico del es-
tonnage, v6mitos, diarreas CON coli
cos y pujos 8 cronicas. Disenterfs
cr6nioa y enteritis. Diarreas fetidas
q NAL olor.-Diarreas de Ios tfsioos &
Infecciosas. Todo trastorno digesti-
vo oede proDtamente con cate eficax
remedio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
BUEN hEGOCIO

Sc arriendan los bsios de Ia CASA
nfmero 40 dc IL Gale del Comercio.
CON sus aparadores, y mostrador pro-
pio para pnlperfa.
B El alto es muy aoreditado.
Para informe dirijirse don Odon
Florensan.
Ponce, Mayo II. de 1890. 9-l5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
Ell soIdel canadA7

Supicamos inegene pdbco de Isla la lecura
do condolences soprenddos
ociecads garands antes de vuesaas vda
onnad lnformes de-:
c. E. Sorer, e. MeItz, Agente general
psa1eros Lago, Cea
Agente soncador Luis 70 Dava Agsntes
en- Ponce, Blasini Herman.
81 ano s {
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
Sc ALQJIILA

Tn ran hon propio para uns eua
|ira parac Hsrrelfa al que 10 interese
iirfjikss los seiiores Filippi Hsrmanos
Gale Comercio. 6-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30

Vino cordial :; ~: :s:;': = @ ] =
pa@n
tt
Ss%sS GSS % @ % %
II gn1aed
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30

saEste vino tiene agradable sabor-
no repugDa-aliVia slempre desde el
primer frasco, fortaiece el aparato
respiratorio y snpera Gu sus efectos
euraciones d las EMULSlONES,
por oonteAsr el MORkHUOL (pri,a-
clpS0 1cttO0 del aceate de 6zcdtaO) al
cual Representa-, velnte y clnoo veces,
de ahi que sus efectos medioinales
sean rapidisimos.
La efcacia del MORRHUOL ha
sido probads en- Paris con gran ext
to en- la isis tuberculosa, curando
gran ndmero de casos desesperados y
hacienda desapArecer las afecciones
UATARRALES cronicas. quita La
TOS y tieDre, produce apetito y nu-
tire VtS56JenGeyGte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-30
Luis Yordan DaviIa

Procurador y agente de negocios ju
iiciales.
Ponce, Mendex- V go 80.
The record-union., 1899-10-17
Box Was an Easy Winner in the
Stake Event
Pulled OFF at the Morris Park Track
Yesterday Afternoon.
Azucena Beats Out Crack Field OF
Sprinters at Latonia, E1n1sh1ng
the Six Furlongs in Fast Time.

NEW YORK. Oct 16.-The last race,
a handicap at a mile and an eighth,
was the feature at Morris Park. Musk
adine closed a slight favorite over Box
and Decanter. There was a long de-
Law at the post, caused by the breaking
of Box's Bride but they We're finally
sent away in good order. Box was the
quickest on his feet, and although he
had top weight, rushed out to make the
running. He was never headed, and in
the end won galloping by two lengths
in :5334, a new record over the course.
Results:
Six and a half furlongs, Peep O. Day
won, Queen of Song second, Montana
third Time-1 :2012.
Five and a half furlongs, Wildwood
won, The Corinthian second, Fonalee
third. Time-1:0534.
Five furlongs, Miss Hanover won, Su-
noiI second, Fleuron third. Time-O:5S,
One mile, Bondman won, st. Simmian
second, Pickwickian third. Time
1:4214.
Mile and a sixteenth, Maxine Gomez
won. Scotch Plaid second, Glorian third.
Time-1:4612.
Mile and an eighth, Box won, Muska-
dine second, Carnero third. Time
1:5334.
AT LATONIA.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.-Azucena beat
a field of crack sprinters in a six fur
long dash at Latonia to-day in fast
time. Results:
Six furlongs, Meddlesome won, Glad
Hand second, Norma Taylor third.
Time-1:15.
Five ana a half furlongs, Mayella