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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08
Memorial Dav.

The Memorial day exercises in the hall
we're never better than this year. The
children uuder the efficient training OF
Misses Howe ana Farnham performed
THEN parts beautifully. Tue wreath drill
oy ten little girls dressed in white just
carried the house by storm. The flag
aflil BY boys and girls and the piece
blue and Gray by twelve boys were
me, as we're all the Rotations and sing
lng Walter Goss sung two pieces APP
pfopriate for the day in his usual pleasing
manner. The address was delivered by
rev A. j. Eastman and in justice To him
y j. but fair to state that he had only
scout three days in which TO prepare as
le TOOK the place OF Rev. W. Z. Allen,
nho was unable TO keep his appointment
because OF i'll health. Mr.. Eastman's ad-
lfess was one of the best we ever had II II
Nas on short notice.
Atter the exercises in the hall the pro-
gssslon formed, led by the Corinth drum
rs With the veteran tifer, Orange Dens-
mere y aged 81 years at its head, and IL. +.
4, hall camp, No. 2s, Sons Of Veterans, as
saeort % the veterans. The children also
marched in line and carried wreaths and
ooaquets with which to decorate the
srsEes. To Comrade Atwood OF Waterson
PSI as one OF the committee, belongs
Iueh Of the credit for the success OF the
w as he had most OF the work TO do,
'olne OF the others being sick.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

Mrs. Susa Bass and Mrs. c. r. Abbott
| have been in Barre this week attending
the state convention OF the Eastern Star
Judge II. w. Fits, Lawyers Boyden
Denison and Wilson and Russell Bur-
ridge, juror, were at Chelsea tuesday at
the opening OF county court.
Geo. j. Prince is to close out his bust
ness here and will go sooL to Boston,
where he will engage in the same line as
F. b. Thomas, handling samples OF goods,
10 company with him.
Peter Anderson's household goods have
been shipped to Leominster. Mass, where
the fanny will make their home. Horace
Anderson came Monday to accompany
his mother aud sisters there.
j. B. Wells and wife went to Cambridge
to attend the funeral OF his father, who
died Monday night. He was in his 9th
year and had always enjoyed good health,
being confined to his bed but three weeks
Yesterday e. L. Bass went on business
trip to Boston and New York. Mrs. Bass
accompanied him as far as her former
hsme in Brattleboro where she will spend
a week. b. |. Pratt and wife have charge
OF affairs during their absence.
Rev. and Mrs. g. W. Morrow and Mr..
Howard Chidley spent Sunday in Wood
stock, going from there to Franklin, N.
H.. to attend the Christian conference in
session there. Rev. w. n. Chidley went
Tuesday and is expected home tomorrow.
julius Montgomery got his left hand
caught between cog wheels at the Marcott
& Hayes mill this morning. The engine
had to be stopped and belt cut before he
could be released. DIR. Scott amputated
two fingers. The hand was badly man
gled. Mr.. Montgomery is uninsured at
present.
Business is rushing at the Souto furni
ture mill. Thirty hands are at work and
about five more will be added at once.
This force will be about as large as the
mills capacity. While unloading lumber
Tuesday, James Murphy came near ex
perieneing sunstroke, being unconscious
several minutes, but was able to resume
work Yesterday.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

Another great discovery has been made
and that too, by a lady in this country
"Disesse fastened it clutches upon her
and for seven years she withstood its Sc.
yerest tests, but her vital organs were un.
dermined and death seemed emminent
For three months she coughed incessant-
ly, ana could not sleep. She tinslly dis
covered a way to recovery, by purchasing
OF US q bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discoy-
cry for consumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose, that she
slept all night; and with two bottles, has
been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs
Luther LutE.p Thus writes w. G. Ham
mick & Co., OF Shelby, y. c. Trial bottles
free at Drew & Leonard's drug store. Reg
rlar size soc. and 81. Every bottle guar
anteed.
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FREE OLE CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from a cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
either address below, will be presented
with a sample bottle of Boschee's Ger
man Syrup, free of charge. Only one
bottle given 70 one person, and none 70
children without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschee's German Syrup
in all parts OF the civilized world. Twenty
years ago millions OF bottles were given
away, and your druggists will tell you its
success was marvellous. II is really the
only Throat and Lung Re medy generally
endorsed by physicians. One 75-cent
bottle will cure or prove its value. Sold
by @. NJ. Miller, Bethel, and NJ. J. Sargent
& Son, South Royalton; E. E.Evans & Co.
and Estate Of r q. Morton. Randolph.
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North Ran tioIph.

The Library circle will meet with Mrs
n. w. Vinson Wednesday, Jude IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Case OF Mortified
visited her sister, Mrs. J. B. Durkee, last
week.
Mrs. John Clark's mother has gone to
Barre to stay with her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nj. Cone, Clifford Taft's
family and others were at Berlin POND
last week
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south Randolph.

Mrs. Carrie Peak has returned from the
hospital at Boston.
Mrs. c. S.Paine has returned from Tun-
bridge. She left her mother and sister
very poorly.
F. ii. Paine OF Hyde Park called on &C.
Paine few days ago.
Bert Smith OF Somerville visited his un-
Gle, A. p. Paine, recently.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-06-08

The 'Lympus cooperative creamery
will start in few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hathorn visited her
parents in Barnard recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Goddard visited her
brother, Eugene Twitchell, Sunday.
Rev. CD. Pierce OF Montpelier seminary
will preach at the NJ. f. church Sunday
{. X. Noble returned home Saturday
after spending few weeks in New York
DR.. l.. M. Greene was In this place re-
Gently 10 look at the schoolhouse, which
be thought very badly located.
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Alfred @. Underh,II Dead

Alireo z. Onderhill died at Hutcbinson
mlhh', May 30th, where he had gone SONS
three weeks before to look after SONS
money matters there. At first his friends
nae suspicion OF foul play, but this was
ulspeiled later when more OF the facts be.
came known. He had met with the loss
OF several thousand dollars and the strain
broke down his nervous system and he
uled OF heart failure while ATTEMPTING 10
ger up and dress At O'Clock D. M. Tues
CAV.
Ar. Underhill was q Mason and mann.
Der OF Geo. Washington Lodge, No. 81
temple Lodge, No. 50, OF Hutchinson did
gu they could for him after they found
tnat be was member OF the fraternity.
he was removed from the hotel to the
quiet OF private house and all done for
him that was possible. The remains en-.
cased IN a metallic lined casketI were
shipped by express Thursday morning, on
the guarantee OF this Lodge that all ex-
pepses would be paid. The body arrived
Monday and the funeral was held from
his late residence at 3 O'Clock D. m. the
same day, Rev. A. J. Eastman officiating
The burial at Highland cemetery was
conducted nv George Washington Lodge.
No. 81, r. A. NJ, who performed the
beautiful burial service Of the order. as.
sisted BY DR.. Z. j. Fish and other broth
ers OF Rising sun Lodge at South Royal
ton.
The deceased left a wife. to whom he
was married some Is years ago. His age
was 81 years, months.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-12

te y dieron Ia SERIAL de partida. L. carers de.
bfa ser de Is millas en- lfnea reota y otras tan.
tas de regreso sobre Ia costa de New Jersey.
FL eSsmrock, bsti6 al <Columbia, en- tc da Ia
extension de la lfnea, pero falto ell viento, y no
pudiendo los dos competitors completar su
curse en- ell mAximo tempo eehalado por ell
~reglamento, la regatta sc did por nula. De to.
dos MOODS, ell triunfo fu6 del sSamrook. aun.
que asf no sc reconozca ofcialmente.
En- TODD habrA cinoo regstas, y ell yact que
game tres de elias serA ell vencedor. Las proba
bilidades estan por eli <Samrock,, aunque los
amerioanos no 10 Green.
Tai es el entusiasmo por ell actual econ
test,, que de todas parties de la Republics, y
aun del extranjero, han venido los desocupa-
dos 8 presenciarlo. Entire ellos sc cuenta ell Du'
que de Mimic, Gobernador General del Canada,
que esta hospedado con gu esposa en- casa del
Gobernador Roosevelt, por invitaci6n de FL. El
Gobierno federal, deseoso de que ell primer ma
gistrado de Naeva York sc luzoa con sus illus
tres huespedes, ha puesto s sus 6rdenes un
crucero de los mejores de la armada, para que
vayan y vengan, p-esencien las regatas y hagan
10 que les de su real CANA. Excusado es decil
que ell crucero estA %provisto de cuanto puede
~apetecer Su Se1orfa ell Gobernador.
iQu6 gangs!
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Ell general E0nSeca.

Destinado por ell gobierno del genera. An
drade lego aver 4 PoDce,~el distin guido y va
leroso general en- jefe del ei6roito Je Venezuela
don Raimundo Fonse,cs, aoompanado de otras
importantes personalidates de aquella Republi-
ca.
Ell general Fonsecs ha milisado siempre
en- oil partido liberal, SO ha distinguido en- va
rjas acoiones de guerra de oopsideraci6n, ha ST.
DO Ministro de Guerra y Marina. de Fomento,
de Relaciones Interiors;, Presidente de varios
E.tsdos, Delegado. del Executive naoional, va
rias veces candidate & Ia Presideucia de Ia Re
pablica = ha sufrido otras tantas los rigores del
ostracismo.
Nacio en- San Fernando de Azure. en- don
de empezo gu carrera militar 4 Las ordenes de
su padre don Federico Fonsecs; a;lf se case con
la muy honorable se1ors dons. Barbara S1mosa
y formo IN hogar qua hoy goza de las mas ele.
vadas y distipguidas consideraclones de la arts
tocratica sooiedai de Caracas 81 general don
Antonio Guzman Blanoo lie col no de honores
y atencio4es. Siempre foe contender del gene.
raj Joaquin Crespo, aunque de una misms CO.
munion p%olftioa.
Hoy se embarca en- ell vapor Caracas, en-
Pocce, con direction q CURACAO, antilla holan
dasa, para de alif dirigirse al campo de la que
IRA y prestar sus valiosos servicios en- ell eier-
cleo revoluoionsrio
Ssludamos al heroe = al amigo.
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La maduIez de las pelas,

Todos los que 10 han Experimental ad-
miten como cosa indiscutible que 81 las perss
Sc dejan madurar en- ell Arbol no son tan sabre
sas como las que Sc recogen ocho Q dies dias
antes de llegar a la ma lurez y Sc guardian en-
un sitio oscuro. Las peras de POGO jugo son las
que mas hacen notar esta diferenoia, hasta ell
punto de que algunas variedades son buenss 81
madursn dentro de ossas inservibles al SO de-.
jan madurar en- ell 4rbol.
Respecto al l7gar en- que deben guardarse,
la election depende mucho del tempo que Sc
quieran conservar. Una temperature do As gra.
dos Fahrenheit retarda oonsiderablemente ell
periodic de la madurez, mientras que las tempe.
raturas mas altss le aoeleran. Aun teniGndolas
en- lugar fresco algunas empiezan . madursr
mas pronto que otras = convene pasarlas q
otro maj oaliente para usarlas primero y de
este modo sc pueden teuer perss maduras de
una misms variedad muoho mas tempo que
dejandolas en- 81 arbol
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El tempo
CONDICION GENERAL.
(DEL BUREAUO

La jluvla caida en- la semsna, ha sido mo-
derads en- todas parties con exoepcl6n de a'gu-
mas demarcaciones de los districts de San Juan
de Puerto Rico. Humacao y Guyana donde
han oaldo recios aguaceros q principle de sc
mana.
III tempo ha sido generalmente favorable
para la agriculture y sc hs a%delantado ~ventsjo
samente en- la ejeouci6n de los trabajos de
campo.
Fuertes lluvias en- Fsjardo con 4. IA pulgs.
das, 8 80 pulgadas en- San Jpsn y os pulga-
das en- Baysmon seg1n informes.
Las slguientes condolences meteorol6gicas
han relnsdo en- San Juan durante la semana
que termlno ell 7 de Octubre de 1899.
Temperature media en- la &C. mana 70 5 Q
temperature alta e9.8 Q ell ola 3.
Temperature bsjs 67.5o Ell dfa o
Total de lluvia oalda 8 80 pulgadas.
Lectura Barom6trioa, red ocida al nivel del
mar, en- San Juan. P. r., tomads ell Lunes, 9
1e Odtubre de 1899, & las nueve de la manana
1888 pu'gadas 1890 miIfmitros-
La CANA presents buen aspecto en- todos los
d!strltros y la vegetaci6n esta como De desea.
La mayor parte de las plantaciones estan po-
nlendo la Gran Cultura entire las cuales han
lnformado sobre escases de plantas, de slgunas
parties de ssh Juan de Puerto Rico. En- los
districts de Aguadilla y San German sc nota
poca actividad en- Ell plantfo, Sc necesitan recur.
sos.
La preparation del terreno para ell tabaco
oontinda CON aotividad en- Areoibo, Csyey y
Guayams, en- ell distrito ultimo se ha aumenta.
do ell nuraero de los semillsros de tabaco en-
espera de grandes pedidos. La eemilla de
tabaoo escesea en- algunas parties de Csyey.
Sc ha recoleotado cafe en- Guyana pero
en- muy peqaena csutjdad.
Sc han plsntado frutos meaores en- todos
los distritos.
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NOtiCiaS.
-. Nnastro

Nue'tro ilustrado amigo ell doctor
don Eilseo Font y Gull OF, ha tenido La sbne-
gaolon de 'ngresar en- Ell co'eglo de Jesuitas de
Santa Ara, establecido en- la Gale II de Nueva
York, con ell objeto de perfeccionarse en- ell
idioma ingles y emprender otros estudios pc
dsgogioos concentrates a Ia High School, en-
los que emplea nueve horas diarias. Muy digno
de aplauso es ell saori6oio que esta hacienda ell
aludido amigo.
Hs sido nombrado por 81 Gob;erno
General Inspector del censo en- 81 Distrito de
Arecibo ell sehor don Felix Ssijo.
- Por onducto sutoriza1o hemos sabi-
do que hssta foes de Noviembre no llegara ell
Ferrocarril s la Estacion de Cambalscbe (Are.
cibo Sc oonstruye un puente provisional sobre
ell rio de Manatf y hay que hscer grandes re-
psros On Ia via desde Barcelonets hasta Areoi'
DO.
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FL CENSO De PTO-R|CO,

I'm diario de Nueva York dice que ha re-
cibldo telegrama de W. shington Ell 80 del pa
sado septiembre, en- ell que le informan que en-
la primera semana de Ootubre saldra para esta
1sla Mr. Dingman y varios auxiliares, para pro
oeder a la formation del oenao. 81 visje 10
harao en- IN trasporte que condoce provisiones
d. sc zorro.
Segun Sc supone en- Washington, la pc
blacion de esta isla no baja de un million de ha
bltantes, pues conceptuan incomplete ell cense
que SO formula en- 1887, que solo alcanz.bs
& 500, 7Os.
Parece que Sc desea que Ell censo este ter
minado para antes que Sc abran las Camaras or
D~iolembre, oonfel objeto de poser datos e g
ros para las determinaciones ~polfticas que de
beran tomarse.
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Elisa TaYarez.

En- Ell vapor eMonserrate, ha llegado hoy
& esta capital la d%istioguida artista puertorri
quela ~sefiorita Elisa Tavarez.
Como diiimos en- anteriores ediciones, Ia
graoiosa Elisa aosbs de cefir & su frente los
laureles del triunfo alcanzando por oposielon
Ell primer premio de piano en- 81 Conservatorio
de Madrid.
LIE ANNA 81 prop6sito de verifcsr algunos
conciertos en- nuestro Coliseo, para dar q GO.
nocer & sus paisanos los grandes adelsntos que
ha alcanzado allende los mares donde &c obtie'
men m6ritos & fuer de merecimientos.
Saludamos & la ;oven ~artists, y deseamos
que sea feliz en- su querida patria, en- donde
tanto SO le quiere.
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-. ri ex-llavero de la CAroel de Aracj

Ri e~x-llavero de la CArcel de Areci.
DO, don Modesto del Rio, hs elevado IN escri-
to q la Secretarfa Civil, exponiendo que la jun
ia de 4cbierno de Carosles 10 separ6 oe su
destino sin motive legal.
- Hoy ha tornado puerto en- esta Capt.
tai Ell correo de- Espafa vapor eMonserrat
- En- ell Juzgado de San Francisco, han
sido presentadas 7 deoIaracicnes de Macdonald
dad espa6ola.
-. Por la ~tesorerfa municipal de Ponce,
Sc han empezado & pagan las atenoiones del
mes de Agosto.
-. Don Jose Boada y Don Domingo
Diaz, comisionados por los srtesanos de Ca
gaas, acompaharon hasta Ponce & don Luis
Mahoz Rivera.
I'm matrimonio extranieros sin hijos
desea alquilar por meses una casa peque1a 8
altos Independence amueblados 6 sin muebles.
Diriglrse por escrito q J. r. en- esta ofoina.
- Il enthusiastic vecino d3 AreciDo, don
Luis Case y Soto tuvo la feliz ocurreneia de
pedlr por esorito al A!mira1te Dawey, que mi.
ole la idea de que ell Ayuntamiento de Nueva
York regale para los pobres de Puerto Rico,
que han quedado sin hogar, las maderas. que
So han empleado en- ~levsntar gradas para gu
reception. Ignoramos 81 tan laudable peticion
ha logrsdo exito.
- Don Rafael de Msna y Na1vaez, ha
decls RADIO ser espa1ol, en- ell Juzgado de Vega
Baja y don Antonio Qairos Ruiz, don Benito
Garcia Lopez, don Leon Lopez Diaz y don
Ramon Gonzalez Perez, 10 han hecho en- ell de
Moca.
~. Ell due6o del Cafetfn situado en- San
Sebastian numero 20. ha solicitado l~icencia
para toner alberto dicho establecimiento hasta
las IL de la noohe.
- Eli sabado siete del corriente hizo su
entrada en- PoLce, Ell senior Munoz Rivera, Jefe
del Partido Federal.
~. Tcdo oiudadano puede y debe gozar
de las blsnaventursnzas de <Ei Cielo,. v6ase
drill panama de so ~csntavos a IS, oamisas Goa
peohera de soda s 81, jerga ing!esa 4 81, cam as
con colch6n & SO, y ell mejor surtido en- cast
m'res , alpacas inglesas en- <El Cielo,> Forts
leza IS. 5 .
|. ~. Por 81 vapor Caracas, ha llegado Of
joven don Rsfsel Maria DeIgado, de regreso
de Noeva York, donde estuvo de temperate
tres meses Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar-
le en- esta redacci6n.
-. Don Manuel Ambrosiani Casanova ha
padido tftulo de propiedad de una msros de
fabrics para la elaboration de licores sguar.
dientes.
~. Las insoripciones del dia de aver en-
los Juzgados de ests Capital, sc reducen a ell
nacimiento de Jose Moves Llenza y Pascual.
~ La Acadia ha multado con l dollars
a Enrique Oilers y con otro a Asunci6n Ra
mos, denunciados por esoAndalo, y a Isabel Mar.
tinez, Sol %, con otro dollars, por arroja,
aguas sacias a las GALES
-. Sc nos ha dicho que es possible qre
por quien corresponds 90 mauden 4 asear I'm D
co las letrinas de la Acadia que estan algc
abandonadas.
81. Han sido destacados para Utuado, %
hombres del battalion puertorriqueno, compa
MA D..
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Y a RE S.
R. Hubio. Humacao P r..

Compra: constsntemente toda class do n.
9sdo v.euno. Vende: vaeas lecherss , ~noviilos
d Q smb argue, VaIa-a
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Ha I!epado 4 Nueva York don Frar

-. Hs Iegsdo & Nueva York don Frar
cisco Otero, segundo Jsfe de Poliofs de Maya
guez, al que han concedido cuatro meses de
Iicenoia, para peYfeccionarse en- Ell idioma
Tambien &c enouentra en- aquells ciudsd don
Fernando Vazquez de Ia misma proce1encis.
Sc queja Ia prensa de PONCE 4 la
Junta de SAM lad por Ia conducci6n de 10.
excrementos del Hospital Mili1ar por Las GALES
csntricas de aquella ciudad.
- FL dfa 2 del corriente marcaba 9
term6metro centrigrado en- Nueva York 8
grades sobre Zero, y es de Greer que s las afde'
ras de la ciudad estuviese debsjo del Zero, por
10 que Sc dice que hubo heladas. En- Boston
nevo dicho dfa por primera vez en- Ia tempora
da. So cree que este ano sera muy crudo ell
invierno.
Ell dfa 6 del c%orriente SO procedsrA
en- Rio Piedras 81 remate, & favor de la Hacien
ds, de una yegus cuyo dueno SO ignora y fas
recogida en- ell eDeposito,
Don Ramon Hoyos Delgado hs soli'
cita Ia devoluoion de una tanza de $500 qua
presto en- cedulas hipotscarfas, ara garansir So
csrgo de ospataz mayor que fu6 del preside.
Sc DESEA SABER :s ' ssss.o sssa &c;
Sr Carlos A. Somelilsn para sat.sfacer la enco-
mienda de su hermano Pedro r. Someillan 70
sidente en- la ciudad de Matanzas en- Ia Gale
San Juan de Dios No go en- Ell barrio de Pueblo
Nuevo.
Carlos A Someillan residfs en- Aajuntas y
~despues, segdu Sc dice, en- sabana Grands.-
Dlrfjase la oontestacion s Pedro Fernandez Va
leucia en- la planta de luz electrical en- esta Ca
pitaI.
N-s-3-3.
~ Ha causado sensacion en- Roma. que
el periodico <L'Osservatote Romano, organo
del Vatioano, haya predicho que lnglaterra des
truirA al Transval.
-. Dan Francisco Esesumaga, de Rio
P1edras, ha pedido condensation de Contribu'
clones.
Una comisi6n de Yauco compuests
de los sehores don Santiago Vidal, 2 . dooto,
don Jnlio Andinot, don Enrique Miralles y don
Antonio J. Sanchez, faeron s Ponce 8 saluda,
& Muhoz Rivera y & ~invitar'e pasara & Yauco
donde deseaban haoerle un obseq'io E. senol
Muzoz Rivera, ha eentido 40 puderlos compla
Ger, porque asuntos urgentas recla : an su pre-
sencia en- la Capital
~ De ri Combate, del dfa nueve to
mamos 10 siguiente:
r. Anoche maestro Director, cumplieudc
con I'M deber de ~oortesfa y una sag'ada deuds
de g%ratitud, visit6 al caballero don Luis Muno,
Rivera ca su RESIDENCES del hotel Tropical
House,
Fl sehor Muhoz Rivera lie reoibi6 con dc
mostraciones de afeoto y simpatfa, reinando Ia
mas oomp'eta cor iialidad dorante la entrsvists
Reitersmos una vsz mas al ilustre puerto
rriqueno Ell testimonio do nuestra consider cior
= aprecio
~ Para hoy 8 mahans, & mas tardar, Sc
anuncla la sallda de nuestro puertO del buque
de guerra Dominiosns <Presidente. 4, con dires
citn & la Capital de Ia .eolna Republica
~ Por ell Bureau de E-taio se la CONT
nicado al aloalde de Maysgiez, que ha side
aprobada la tarifa para ell oobro de un arbitrie
municipal sobre oarnlceria
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low per bb I5cqsl 25 red I5cgs 49, cabbages Long
Island. 100 s3aSJ State S4aS6; Brussels sprouts
per quart 54sc celery, dozen, 1Oa5Oc oucunoeTs
Florida per basket 81 $2 co. do per crate Siasl %;
caunowers Dbl siG$3 carrots. per Dbl I6cgsl %
chiceory Neworleans DBL $685. eggpants. Florida
per Dbl s2S4 So ksle. Norfolk per bb 2545Oo letuce
New Orleans per Dbl s99si: do Florida. basket SIG
y 5o do North Carolina Dbl s2S3 So do per basket
1ocQSi % oka, per CARRIER S1qS2 So peas per basket
Slds2 peppers per carrier S2qS3 00 Iomane New-Or-
leans Dbl f2Q 50; string beans, Florida. per crate
Sa$2 15 spinach, Norfolk per bb tOcQSl -: do bau-
more 50d65c; squash, Hubbard per Dbl !ocgN DO mar
50aI5c; do Florida, crate, S1Q$i 70 tomatoes
Florida per carrier. sQS 75 turnlps Russia per DBL
6gas5o.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-There something OF a
better tone tho market to-day. though the sales were
large Moderate receipts for the last Ave days to-
gether fair buying for Government use have Kept
the surplus a manageable point. II supplies DO
the winter market limits dealers say they
look steady trade week but they DO not count
business during the holidays Prices To-Day were
quotaby changed. We quote Prime large bales per
100 h, sTiac No 1 do s00s5c; No do '5q711ac No
do. 674GI0c small bales 2tc lower than above clover
mixed, 12iaa77c; clover, 70a15c. Demand strong tor
clover grades .STRAW-rhe demand held out wen
for long rye with good attention given the better gras
We quote; Good to choice 6Oq70c per 100 ID me
favorable for extended river receipts Receipts
Of hay and straw in tons reported at the ProduSe an
change to-day: Hudson River Railroad, sto;
Erie AGO: Pennsylvania. $780, Delaware Lackawanna and
Western 100; West Shore. 100: Lehigh valley 100 On
tario and Western, 80; Central Of New-Jersey TO- 10y
river boats $40 Total 20l0 tons Exports OF hay, IA
tons Indies Receipts OF straw, 80 tons Dy
river 10 tons by Old Dominion Steamship Company. W
tons by rail; total 40 tons.