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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06


for they held high carnival, ana nian&
were tho 5ests upon the manner 3n
Which they deftly managed theirtdnw2
ms. robes OF white. s.
After the masks were removed, sew
era! pretty german figures were dancedls
led by Mr.. George Logan, with MISC
Marsalis, and late was the hour when
the phantoms once moro sought a. restA
ing place.
Among the ghosts we recognized syerd
Miss Laila Marsalis, New York; hlsS
Mabel Bowman. Miss Eula Bowmau
ana Miss Lucy Johnson, Salem. va.y
MISS Jack Williams. Eastyilile, AIisSl
Ilnce Chapman and Miss En- Chaps
man. Roanoke Red Sulphur Springs
Miss Blanche II. Barry, Berkeley: Mrs
Alice Nicholson, Portsmouth,: Mr.
George Logan and Mr.. Marvin Attizer.
salem; Mr.. Thos. Hughes. Mt. Washs
ington, Nd: Mr.. I. l.. Marsalis. New.
ork; MIR. b. Robertson. PlaceiuirnL
La: Mr.. Frank helms. Roanoke. va.
Mr.. Clay Chapman. Roanoke Red SUI.
pnur Springs; Mr.. Clay Chapman. Mr.
VIII Chapman and Mr.. Fred Grammar
ROANOKE Red Sulphur Springs: Mr..
roWetl chapman. Portsmouth. Va. and
hr ben Calhoun. San Antonio Texas7s
Ihlt dear old Red is we'll known a,,l,
loVed Is proven by the fact that here
gre assembled representatives fronr
Louisiana, Texas. Georgia, South Car
oi'na, Arkansas, North Carolina. Ten.
nessee, Maryland. District OF -oIurn-s
/ Virginia
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
WHITE sULrmUs .ruIscs.
MANY ADJUSTMENTS AT THIS FAY
NOUS SUMMER RESORT.
tSpecIal to Nirglnian-PhotD

especial 10 Nirs!nian- Pnut)
Montgomery White sulphur Springs.
Va. August 5.-Montgomery White
sulphur Springs has been excessiveIv
gay for the pas; ten days. The guests
increase in numbers every day. and
1iom present indication all the cotta-i
ges VIII soon be filled
y matinee euchTe takes place every
tftdNN morning very handsome prizes
neinS awarded the fortunate ones It.isl
indeed pretty sight tables on the
i4Nn under the spreading NAPLES end
tne lie TEST Of summer girls in dainty
l0s 'unacs 10 keep in t.r alton with theS
sod OF chance.
y donkey party amused the chlldrenS
one evening last week. ara TUESDAYS
evening old and young. grave and gay.s
entered into the library party, with
SUCH zeal that the entertainment Mas
great success. The titss Of the books
were most .nseni0nsiy represented and
some or them being 50 cleverly arrang-l
Cd a 10 defy the smartest guesser. MISC
Gordon. Of Richmond. and Mr. Kirk, OF;
Roanoke. won The prizes fer the create
est number OF correct guesSes.
"Wednesday n beautiful yellow and
white german took place. The ball room
was iastet'ily decorated with FERNS,
SunioWers and daisies. the color scheme
yellow and white. being Il commitment
from the White Sulphur TO tho Yellow.s
nose 40 whom the beauty Of the deco
FNtlonS is due are Mrs. T.. \. Hull, OF
Georgia Misses Gordon and Schren. of:
Nlchmcud. end Messrs. Coomes. Kirk.
Allen. Freeman and Bennett of yir-s
slnia Mr. Martin. of Yellow sulphur.
icd mnrt eracefuny. the german being
enhnnccd by the many participants
from nearby resorts.
Among the prominent people here
from Norfolk are Mrs. Ives ana the
Misses Ives Miss Williams Mr. and
Mrs. g. Richardson Mrs. Sver. Mrs.
White. Miss White. Mr.. and Mrs a. c.
trcorlan. Mrs. ~ G. Freeman. Jr. Mrs
y H. pancv and family. Mrs. w. B..
Martin Misses Martin ana Messrs. j.
amt NJ. l.. Martin Mr.. Carroll Benz
nett Mr.. and Mrs Trice ard Mrs. II. H.S
tfice are here: also Miss Louise Trice.i
that fine elocution'st. who gives so;
much pleasure by her exquisitely rem
dcred rccitaiiors
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
ViSGiNIA BEACH.

NOTES FROM THIS CHARMING
SEASIDE RESORT.
Virginia Beuch. August 5.-The feel.
ins Of alarm caused by the news from
the soldiers Home. caused many per-.
sons 20 leave here NOT. however. in AZ
panic or IN evening dress as one of the
New Jersey papers stated but quietly
as precaution against a possible quar-
antine AGAINST Norfolk. But n goodlyl
company Of very charming people are
stlll here
The week has been pleasantly spent.
'ar card clubs having hold several
meetings notably among these was the
seven handed cuchrc club. AT Mrs.
Wards cottage, entertained by Miss
Jennie Dewey, when Mrs H. Ashton
ramsey Won the first prize, a yellow.
satin jewel box, ana Miss Cox the secs
ond, picture frame. while Mrs Corr
tumc.
The next event Of Importance was the
progressive euchre club which met this
morning IN the cottage OF Mrs. NJ S..
Cooke. Seven tables We're filed, and
the prizes won as follows The first
prize, a picture of the Duchess of De-;
Nonhlre' BY Mrs Jane Y. Leigh The
SECOND. three pairs Of siken hose, by,
MISS Ford. of St Louis The BOBBY
WAS carried off by Miss Dewey.
Dr. ana Mrs. Lotus are guests of the
Princess Anne.
MISS McCreary will be the guest OF
MIS- Hayss during the coming week.
ne Atlantic Club is Il great resort
Tor deserted husbands who manage to-
survive the absence of their sponsorS
and -thA-time agreeably.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

a At, travelling clock. was won by AR.
biache, OF New York. Miss Cold
Schmidt Won the consolation, u violet
hoi0er; and the BOBBY prizes, q silver
F'n ana 4 salve box, were won by Mrs.
Joseph Walton and Miss Grant
MISS Goodwin entertained i few CT
her friends At her cottage Monday
evening. MISS Goodwin's guests were
Misses simpson. shepard. Ridgely ana
hisSlns, and Messrs. Dobie. Cooke.
Short and Davy.
": y charming bowling party was given
w euhesday morning. Mrs. Eakle carr
..eV OH me prize. silver bracelet.
.."At's score of 2i0. while Mr.. Rod,-
vtS won lhe gentleman's prize. 4 silye>
peneii-hoider. After the game a de.
Hc!ous lunch Of champagne Gun and
s".tu was served 10 the PLAYERS
MT. Dooie invited = few OF his friends
p.' saturday evening to a progressive
cara party. Miss Leigh won the ladies
l'IHe' l pearl stick-pin. and MIR. Lam
- % >. Louis. Won the gentleman's
prize, cut glass flask.
Among the recent arrivals arc los n
Allyn. K. l.. Cooke ana family. II. \.
Dobie ana family. Mrs JOS. Waiton am,
daughters. Misses Heath. Hilliard ana
Mccullough Mrs. McCullough. Mrs.
Weston, Mrs. William old ana family.
Mrs. Charles Webster, Mrs. George w
a - iH' ,tiiAi NtuSAlelS. MIS-. w. II. Tay-
Tor. the Misses Cooke of Norfolk. Mrs
Hume and family. OF Portsmouth: Mrs
Adam Denme0d and Col. Bovkin ANA
family, Mrs. w. J.. Cooke ana family
Mrs. l.. T.. Buck and family. Mr.. Lever.
ms, of Baltimore. Nd: AIr. Srhn1be.
Mr.. Sterrett, Of Charleston. w VA p,.
|. j. Crawford and daughter. Of Mem
PMS, Tenn; capt. Goodwin. IT, : \
and family. Major Simpson. l. :
and family. Mrs. Seth shepard and
daughter. Senior Elidoro Infant, viz
and sister. OF the Chile a. f-,.f,n
Miss Mason. the Misses Dorsey. SIX.
VIM Fltzhugh Lee, Il. Byrd Lows. To-,
W ash!nston. Mrs l.. g. t.. Lamar. Mrs
charles Malone. Mrs. Th5mpson Nh
and Mrs. Stockton Cooke. Ut Alabana.
l. Ihalhimer and family of Dleh,unnl
Mrs. u. Litchcnstein oc Nor.h caro-
INA; Mrs. VIM. Short and family. Ars
n mann OF s.. Louis. Mr. ana Mis-.
octave N.ache and children. of Now
! o'k. Mrs. w. q. COldeway ana r,n,.
ny. Mrs. j. C. Weller. OF I.ouisviiie
ny; Judge Alexander and daughter or
dco. Texas. Mrs. Buttevlleld ana
uaue liter. Mrs. Col Baldwin ana fam
~ Mr.. J. y. Davy and wife. Mrs. II
r.: Langdon ana family. Cincinnati o.,
". j. saunders and family. of Newnor,
News; Mr.. John Marshall and family
Mr: I'M, of Alexandria. Va: Mrs
1uUFe ff1HtTeH anu Miss Patrick. or
Staunton.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
THE ROANOKE RED.

PHANTOM PARTY AND MARRIAGE
or FLOWERS
Caawba. Va. August For the
Tast Week guests lave been constant
ly arriving and our genial hosts time
has been fully occupied ministerlng to
;Aa.r needs
Bach and every day is replste with
aravsemants oc all kinds. The office
seems o. be the flvorite nook In the
mornings. ii was there on Thursday
at high noon .hat i most interesting
marriage ceremony was performed.
when Miss Violet became tho happy
bride OF Sweet William. Mr.. Thos.
Hughes received the prize for ably pro-
vid!ns bridesmaids. cook and slippers
for The bride. Mr.. Geo. Logan tha
booty for the hickory stick with which
Violet was to rule her husband
on last Friday night as The Flddlers
Three discussed mos. funeral
march. the phantom5 OF those We know
50 well. wrapped In their winding
sheets With solemn steps and slow, en-
tered tho brilliantly lighted ball room
and after q gre1d inspection drill, pro-
ceeded to take c0ntrol.
The elixir OF hfe tsulphur watcr9
seemed 10 revive the departed spirits
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
THE YELLOW SULPHUR.
HOW THE COLONY or STNArrl,
VISITORS ENJOY LIFE.
Especial 10 Virsinian-PucrD

'HpcVa' 10 NirSinian-Puct)
enc" sulphur Springs. VA. Aug. 5.-
While all along che seashore excite
mcnt nrevo{ls . +bo ,.
liz, IL. .,t... ''S"' u
- "''"'S'"'Nen' save perhaps 10y
anxiety Tor friends in the infected dis
trHts. A. yellow SULPHUR tho lrrr.
colony of summer visitors ara ,,,f,,.ii7,.
life - its fullest Tho mountain bre.gse
bid defiance "a fever germs ,,,d ,,ai,'
life pleasant for hsaltb ina nli,. .,,N'
seekers alike. Here ara r,fhoisJ $40,
of the most rhnri.ir,r ,.',fi.
turcd. refined ana asreealle as Chm H.
found anywhere peopio vino gr-,r
largely into everything thst makes uta
pleasant. and the DAVIS RON thri,s,lv,.s
away almost before ono l. nira '.'.' tbN,
have come.
The past week has been fun OF pleas-
urc. Tuesday evening the Young gon-
tlemcn rendered thn x,nnn,- Iii
drive over to the White smiphm, 10 A.
tend their weekly german. nnd fbrca
large hacks took over the merry party.
- thursday morning Mrs Berry. Of
IeNas, save u most delightful proaras-
SlNe euchrc party in honor of her nioer.
Miss Aarsclais Of New York. Thorr
were guests enough 90 mn twelve ta-
hles. and thu prizes were lovely Tin
first ludy's prize was Won bv NIiss
Martin, and the gcutlcmaus by Mr.
Henry Martin The consolation pmze
Len To Mrs. Monk.
Thwsday evening tine Walters enter
tanned the guests hoy cake walk. Which
was uniGue and highly cutertuinlng.
Friday morning Mrs ANA Mr. Martln
rendered a howline party to their
litendS' ana The prizes were the hand
soonest ever given here 10 Us said. The
married ladies prize was Won by Mrs
freeman, OF Texas. ana the single la
,,ies prize was Won hV Miss Ennes
Holt, OF ST. Louis. The genileman's
irI@e ieil To- Mr.. Morgan Earheart. OF
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
AT SWEET CHALYgsArE.
GAYEsT AUGUST SEASON or ANY
PREVIOUS YEAR IS OK.
lsn..IlI . NIrg-n-an. r-Io.l

Sweet chalybeate. Va. Aag. 5.-rhe
gay season at this most popular resor.
!" wei on and August looks brighter
IMAM any previous year Every nook
i"H corner is hlled. and Il can b. slfely
said tnat no summer resort I'm tha HI.
gina mountains viii oe gayer or more
comfortable than the Sweet Chalybeate.
ne entire hotel has been re-turnishel
'he pools and bowling alleys improved.
ana the extensive improvements every
Wheie gives substantial evidence OF the
Vn'lrIng activity Of the genera! mana
ger Mr.. Il. +. Eakie.
Ine event OF the season SO far was
the euchre party. given Tuesday oven.
ing forty people played. The prizes
We're very handsome FIRST ladies'
prize, a crystal and silver powder-
box'-was Won by Miss Shepard. O,
Washington. First genusmar's prize.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
THIsrLns AND CENIErER1Es.

Office OF City Cemeteries, 4
Norfolk, Va, August5. 1891
Nirginian-Pilot:
Seeing an article in your paper OF thiA
GATE, headed 'ThisueS and Cemeteries..s
wish TO say that the reporter was corh
rect as to the thistles. but not as "a
their location. The thistles are on Prime
cess Anne avenue and not In the cems
eterles Princess Anne avenue, between
tAe cemeteries. is very much In need Cd
having the grass and weeds cut. Whi,A'
II would AFFORD me great pleasure ia
rave II done. Il Is impossible with tina
hnnted number OF men, and the large
acreage under my control. I think iha
cemeteries viii compare favorably with
any as to cleanliness. II would afford
me very much pleasure IL your repore.
er VIII go over u cemeteries with me.
ana any suggestions for the good os 4te
cemeteries will be accepted.
Respectfully.
y. NJ. BROUGHTON,
superintendent City Cemeteries,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
: PEOPLES FORUM.

NOTE.-The Peoples Forum being
freely open To all parties. classes, PERI
sons, views ana capacities, the Vir.
: .n!an-P!lot is responsible for mona
OF the statements nor opinions exc
pressed therein. nor for the style Ia
Which they are set forth. The ignorans
ara uaeducated shall ne heard herd
equally with the learned.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
Richmond. VA.

E,a,tor &c tho ,r;,
,
SRI nave read the signed s'ate-
ment of Senator Thomas :. Martin.
which appeared in your SaturIay's is
s,ic and vhi,h ,,,.,o,.,s .o H., .,,,.
Pa i'' % 80 w u 'i''
20 .cI'a'h S'ulehlch'S winch am re-
t put.da 10 na w., niaue "t iioustoh ON
tn 49,, - Nv NJ. ~ my ei.lvi' -
~ With Hyhator Martin taxes tNcep-
.dspar'.,m. ' ,n,nrl; ~ tg ~ u
that he did not take part, with the
corps OF cadets in the battle of Now
Market. 1t VIII he remembered by those
who were present ana heard Tie discus
sion between Nh tlcm Green ana my
self that dn my opening remarks did
not aliudc to Senator Martins military
record; II was MS friends ana spohvs-
man thc gentleman Whom ne requested
~ Ic!,rcsehI MN IN NE debate. VINO
i s,'. ir'9 Icco'u ,hc supJet' oI
so,.,.i,.,,'. - 49, ,.''7 az
no.oI -, H 49,, Ni'' ~, g sI "
r:ro,n .,,i,,f ,,,.,, ~ ,, ,,,t , N,
cr,o,,d ~. \-nri,,t, Si,1t,, 80,
,rhcn :. ,no,, ~. ,,i ,,,.,ii -.
orwards conc from thorn ina ,ha tnn-
fcderatc army. where no Ind served
with much distinction. etc. n was tha
only confederate private soldier in the
United States Senate. and for that rcA-
son should he KEEP; there. ln my rcjoin-
der ! said know Senator Martin had
been a cadet. but THAI it was news 40
me, ana N'uid be 20 tn" people of Nir-
Fhla' thni u" hnu hriilian; record rs
y rIEa'e III me Nohiedet"tn s'niN; th"t
ni'I h'atp 81 many ci. ms made i'r
az. ,j,,,o ~ 'n' 'n"' sa'
o,I t..''i "'," i'g4Iu nm on 'ii'' ,iRE
,o,,.l tx u.s. - injury nero cnal-
mand in which his hero had served
IL e. l,f.t .s,t. l. s..f.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06


effect would give the voters of Virginia
the opportunity 10 cleo; their Senators.
and that he stated he was opposed to
such action on principle. Thai, in sub
stance, is what said But Senator
Martin now says: Il shall vote FOR
such an amendment To the Constitu-
ton This question has been u burn
ing issue in Virginia for the past two
years. and now. for the first time. SEN
ator Martin has secured his Own con-
sent Ia say: II small vote for such an
amendment to the Constitution
CANNOT VOTE FOR IT.
The Senator does not now say lie be
leVeS in the right OF the people 10
choose their Senators. He does not
even say he thinks they are entitled Ia
enjoy That privilege. He is going TO
vote for such an amendment. however.
and it is fair To presume that he means
what he says. and says what he means.
1t IS also to be presumed thAe every
Senator OF The United StT1Ts has read
the Constitution of his country. n.
therefore. Senator Martin has read the
copy which is furnished every Senator.
he surely knows that. as a Senator. he
can never have an opportunity to vo,e
Tor any amendment to the constitute
ton. Congress can propose amend
nenis. VWo-thirds of both houses of
Congress can pass resolutions propos-
ing amendments which. when ratified
by the Legislatures o. thr,e-fourths of
the several States. shall be valid as
part OF the constitution. Senator Mar
tin cannot. theroforc. vote for any
amendment to the CONS, tuition. L lac
duey not know this DE- : lamentably
ignorant concerning the constitution
under which lac lives: u he does
Know II ne ought never To have stid:
Il shall vote for sUce EN- amendment
to the cons'iiution;' for, as matter
of fact. he can never do So. He knows.
too that II he rcnoius In the Senate
for the term ot his natural lie. H. VIII.
in al human probability. never bee
given an opportunity 10 vote for i res
olution submittIng This amendment 10
tnr l'' SisIA lures OF the several States
OF more IMAM hali - century efforts
nave pteh lntne in the senate a. So
cure vote upon resolutions looking 20
mn 3nenument To the constitution
MAlch VIII permit nc election ~ :'Cr7-t=
t.'S nN ,he dlrcct vote oi the people.
'u' ,'L ,'n Hl'S"' WIN an SAFETY
.''''s .'1u III Wound even vote Tor
YOU "i l.l.il hihl. Tie knows
l'''''' IN Si!'e OF 1he almost universal
''.',.'.- 'lii"Ae an '"' iNtlh ol
N'"'N H''-'"ls' tAe senate mas al
49, go, "'"' "''i ,''f a. every APP
'.,"Ns ut"n ,n.S Sunjrci. ana
. ,''.'. ~ ',,.'e 'INet'noo" he VIM
FOR !. {" resoIuiion submittins The ques-
''" ~ INC Nlt' ne might as Wol.
therefore. have said; 81 shall vote for
'.'' .iiS "h ann .N'in 'nt
" '''s ''"'l'n t' iAe legislatures
F''ai S''le5' which
"'u'" nave preA sensible. even
.''. ,'i''E To nun. ne
'''.h ~ II" zone ln's ir. Such dec
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06
SENATOR MARTIN
ANSWERED
Congressman William A. Jones
Replies to His Statement.
HIS MILITARY RECORD

The Representative of the First yIr-
Sintn District Deals in plain
Words In Niscussiu. fhc Junior
B"nnt0r's tiCcoru Every S.ntc-
mont AnswcrcI- Charges Kritcr-
nted and Tho "Kccoro" Submitted
la Lvidcncc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-08-06

y movement is on foot at Fayet,eyIffSt
Ca. Tor the erection OF cotton faoSa
Tory. and 1t Is said that j. A. Scott, a.
Atlanta. is interested.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15

S5lo la importante casa de esta plaza
'sThe Joachim Outffitting Co., Sc ha re
servado 100 eiemplares de la Ediclon
I!ustrada del BoLETIN MERcANTIL pa
"a enviarlos 4 Nueva York, siendo nu
merosos los pedidos de IS y so ndmeros
para remitirlos sus compradores: aos
Estados Unidos y a Espafia. -
Reparadas las grandes averfas que el
cicl6n del 8 de Agosto ocasiono en- el
terraplkn y puente del rio "Plata", en-
Dorado, Ia Compaiiia del ferro :arril de
circunvalaci6n re4nuda el serv;cio provi
siona; de trenes entire San Juan y Ma
matt, desde el dia I6 del actual.
Para tacilitar al p1blico los medios de
communication e1tre ambos puntos y el
envio de sus mercancias, desde la citada
fecha, habrE hasta nueva orden, cuatro
trenes diarios en- esta forma:
Salidas de San Juaa 6 mahana; dc
Manatf 8.y5 idem; de San Juan I.lo
tarde; de Manati a 448
Llegadas: 4 Manati S.I8 mahana; q
San Juan II.45 idem; a Manatf tardei
s San Juan 700 idem.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15
co A'onso serones ajos d. fd.foros

co A'onso 2 serones ajos 2 d. fo:foros
Herrero Ortega y Co, 10 d elavos.
Para Aguadilla Sobrinos de Esquieea
200 d petr6ieo Sucesores de L Villa
mil y Co. 2o(3 bacalao
Para Mayagiiez Sobrinos de Ezquia
ga 800 d petr6leo Troncoso Hermanos
y Co, s serones ajos 2 SIS garbanzos.
Para Ponce Scbrinos de Ezquiaga 800
d. petr6leo a baules ropa usada d. Ii
bros usados Meltz Gaudia 5 d fosfo
ros $ frds papel Ludwig Duplace d
hilo coser A Vicente y Co, serones
ajos Finlay.Brothers Successors d ma
chetes 2 rollos cabo pita
Para Vega. .baja gol "Carmelita" con
la carga siguiene: NJ Lomba y Co, 8 d
velas 9 d. chocolate d sal de higuera
serones ajos 3 els garban7os IS br's
aceitunas balas papel 8 bacalao 9 d
papas 4 q t6sforos 10 G pasta 4 d acri
te d oho'izos d mantequilla IS ia
mones ia pp vino d cerveza 2 grfns
vinagre brIs arenques cnts cebollas
Fritze Lundt y Co, 100 SIS arroz 20 SIS
harina Sobrino de Izquierdo y Co. 10
d jab6n S SIS arroz I d conservas J
Oehoa y Hermano 4I4 pp vino J Ma
tienzo Cd puntas paris brl azadas d
ferreteria I d dagas d tegidos Metz
y Gambia 8 d hilo de coser d fosforos
Piza Hermanos II bultos tegidos ] Pefia
y Co, d. tegidos A Vicente y Co. 10
SIS arroz 5 cnts cebollas 2I3 bacalao 10
d. jab6n frd papel S. aids arenques
Sucesores de Vicente y Co. a jaulas ajos
100 resmas y3 balas papel 100 d aren
ques ltas piment6n dcns escobas a
cnts papas SIS pimienta d maizena,
I 81 garbanzos(6 d velas IG aguas mi
nerales cnts cebollas ia PIP vino Gas
trillon y Ochoa IL d tocino d naipes
1 81 jamones d mantequilla II3 mante
ca 1 machetes L Duplace d hilo
de coser Vidal Hermanos 1 d mercan
cias Sucesores de Orcasitas y Co, bul
tos tegidos Sucesores de Ahumada y
Co, bultos tegidos Mehdizabal y Co,
bultos teeidos Rucabado y.@Portela
"a d cigarrillos Francisco Alfonso 10
d gas 6 d tocinor I6 d pasta q d. velas
20 iamones Sucesores de L Villamil y
Co, II2 PIP vino 6 tambores pescada
Fernandez Gauran y 90, 6 d manteca
3 d aceite Gonzalez y Alfonso IS d
iab6n Egozcue y Co, I d manteca I
ST pimienta. 2'o
Para Vieques bdra "Paquito" con Ia car
ga siguiente. Fernandez Gauran y Coz
d manteca q aceite 5 brls harina s
d galletas Castrill6n y Ochoa 2l3 man
teca 8 d tocino jaula iamones d ga
lletas 50 SIS harina Herrero Ortega y
Co. d mercancias Sores de L Villa :
mil y Co, 5l3 bacalao Villar y Co. 50
SIS harina Fidel Guillermety d medi
cinas.
DESPACHEDOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15
Latest kilograms

Dreyfus has presented Writing of ap.
peal which has been admitted, and in.
consequence Of which new Court
Martial has been named which will sit
on Or about the 5th Or 9th to take the
appeal into consideration.
"A great number Of important ma
nufacturers in Europe ami American
have withdrawn their promise to assist at
the approaching Universal Exhibition
in Paris.
1t is supposed that lis Exhibition
will prove failure.
The most important society Afn-
kander Bund says that in taking all things
into consideration it is indispensable
that President Kruger accept the propo-
sition that protectorate be established
in the same form as it was created in
1884.
Yesterday terrible cy :lone passed
to the North East OF this island after ha
wing made great damages i'll the island
Of San Martin and Anegada South east
and North east re pectively of the island
cf Saint Thomas).
The intense cyclone which acqui
red all its violence tre m being complete
ly organised traversed the Bahama
groups causing in then great devasta-
tiop 9o7ys ~
The los occasioned by the terrible
hurricane in the island of Bermuda
amount to about $500. 900.
The cyclone continued its course di
rectly for the Florida, where it is snppo-
sed it has done great damages.
.'-NeW York, September IS.
The state oi the Market to day is as
follows
Flour ........-.... $3.Ss&3.9s
Meal .-.-...-..-....$ $2.I5a2.2s
Pork .-.-....-...... S 300 o.7o
Brown Sugar. S 3.I4lI6
Exchange upon Lon
dou l-vista. ........ $4.S2 {
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15
A LAS BAHAMAS

El intense meteoro que adquiri6
completa organization, ayudado
por fuertes vientos del primer cua-
drsnte. recurv6 en- las Bahamas
causando en- elias innumeiables des
trozoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15
VapOres que Sc esparsn.

AMER MARIA HERRERA. Fla salt.
do el dia 10 del corriente del puerto de
la Habana para este. hacienda las esca -.
las intermediss,
ESP. SATURNINA Debe haber sali.
do de Liverpool directamente para este
puerto, el dia 9 del presente mes.
ESP FRANCESCA. Sali6 de CoruRs
para este puerto el del corriente q Las
? de Ia noche.
ESP MoNrEv1DEo Sali6 de Cadis
para este puerto. el dfa 10 del presente
mes, las de Ia tarde.
ALIEN. MARKoMANIA, Saldra para
St. Thomas Havre y Han.burgo haeia
el IS del presente mes admitiendo carga
y pasa;eros.
ESP MARTIN SAENz' Del as Il sS
del pasado mes debe haber salido De-
Barcelona con destino este puerto ha
ciendo las escalss de la Peninsula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15
U|dlOS Cal|GgraIlay
St Thomas, 3 tade
DREYFUS APELA
DREYFUS APELA

Dreyfus ha presentado un escri-
to de apelaci6p, el cual lie ha sido
admitido, habieAdose va nombrado
un nuevo Tribunal y sehaladose
la vista do este recurso para el S 8
6 de Octubre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-09-15

N. E. de esa isla, despues de haber
hecho grandes estragos en- las de
San Martin y Anegada rs. E. y N.
E., respectivamente, de Saint Tho
mas