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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Leemos en- La Gazette M5dicale derAlgSris.
Un nuevo febrifugo: la QuIN0IDINA.
POR Ell DIR, A. RERTHERAND.

Nuestros lectores de los pafses pal6deos 10
interesaran particalarmente de la comunica.
cion que acaba de hacer, lila Academia de Me-
llcna, ell DIR Burdel, dc sus experiences sop
bre la oU1No1DNA, nuevo febrffago preparado
por un haDl qutnico de Paris, ell 5r. Duriez
Hasta ahora nabia sido considerable este pro.
ducto por los fabricantes de sulfato de quinina.
como un residue sin valor, porque no podia
emplearse
Habendo remarcado que Ia extraction dc
la oUINolDINA rendfa enfermos los trabajadorea.
como ell trabajo del sulfatO de qulnina, ha pen.
sado ell or. Duriez que debia prOducir el mism0
efecto como el sultaJo de quinina contra las CO.
lenturas. NJ
Pues como por su precio siempre crecionta
el sulfato de quinina Sc hace demasiado caro-
para Ia bolsa de mucnos enfermos, evidenteS
mente habra un interes cientyic0 hunaanitd.
rio en- estudlar, en- ell punGo ue vista medical.
la QUINOIDINA, cuyo precio es mucho mas bara-
to que I'll de la quinina Ell Sr. Duriez ha pre-
parade una cierta cantidad de ella, bajo Ia for.
ma de grageas para facilitar su adrnnis-
TRACTION la ha remitido os medicos de.
seosos de experimentarla. Ehtre ellos ea
ha encontrado nuestro honorable cOfraJe do
Vierzon, el DIR. Burdel, cuya completeness J
notorledad en- Ia materia NO es neceSIdad dc
recoraar eS porque habla de ella con cOn0ci.s
miento de materia en- su memoria q Ia Acade.
mia.
Sc comprendera que hayamos sido deseosoa
de indicar esta importante c0aunicac.on del
Ur. BurdeL La QUINoIDINA barata, har&, quiz
zas, por la Solola, mas que los enSayos costo.
sos de agriculture, emprendldoS hace tempo
sobre las riberas del BeuvrOn.
Sc experimental ahOra el nuev0 remediO en-
Meco, por Argelia On Bone ArgeL 81 es-
tas experiencias tienen buen exito, el Sr Du.
riez habra merecido feiicltaciones de Ia t,olo-
MIA de la Metr6poi cuyos gastos del Prssu-.
pues5o habran dlsminuldo Sc le deberi IN
immense servicio reAdido la salobridad y IL
poblamiento, estas dos condolences primordia-
les de la propiedad de nuestra hermosa con-
quista. lO-20-30.
Extractamos del peri6dico La nedecMe des
Fsrn,ents ii carioso hecho que va ieerse 60
relative al indio del Cafe Ingles de Paris
Querendo este moz0 festejar el ahlversario
de Madame Delhomme, Sc habia provistO de
juguetes pirotecnicos y tenia ilenos de elos lOs
| bolsillos y las manos. AL dar fuego al prime
ro Sc inhamaron todes y el pobre indio qued6
transformado en- ramillete de fuegos artifcia.
les. Tenia quemaduras en- muchas parties de
su cuerpo Y oobre todo en- las manos. Inme-
diatanlente lie nund6 Madame Delhomme con
el glico, ,tsnico del DIR D6ciut y la cnraciOa del
indlo fue rapida. Sin cicatrices Y ,casi miIagro-
samente el gItco- -.tSnico cura rapidamente to-
das las uagasr kas Intermediates cutaneas.
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NOVINIlDT0 klRlfINQ.
ENTRADAS.

JUNO 2o.--De la 1sla, vap ing. sArno. .
cap. Husband, en- lastre.
De Barcelona, berg. esp. "Ex-
plorador," captain Albert, con
Carga.
De Arecibo, barca esp. 'sJosefl-
ia" cap. Arrizaga, ldem.
SALIDAS.
Junio 1e.-Para Humacao. berg. ing. 81. G.
Fisher. en- lastre.
Para Areoibo, gol. esp. "Paquets
de Arecibo," con carga.
20.-Para Ia isla, vap. esp. IS. Juan,'s
cap. Lartltegui, con carga.
Para Ia isla, vap. ing. sArno,n
cap. Husband, en- tastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
GOLETAS A LA OARGA.

Para Fajardo, ''Gsrona", Jaime Ceryers !:
para Fajardo, g Luisita y, Pedro Juan Lopez:
para Hunacao y Arroyo, s'Pepillao, IsBacio
Viilalta para Agaadilla y Mayaguez, ssHiar.
demaal", Francisco Liorea. - ,lnhacer opera.
cion. -''Fama", Miguel Andreu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
GACET'1LElAS.

Va llegandO Su hnal
El mes insigne y glorioso
De nuestro patron San Juan;
Ell mes DE- los grandes pavos
Que han comido a rebentar
Los que sonaban con darse
Gustazo fenomenal
!. Con los frustrados festejos
Y ell fracasado solaz
Que han dejado boca alberta
Casi q media humanidad.
Pavo comieron y en- grande,
Y Sc les va 4 indigestar,
Los entes desarrapados
d. toda la vecindad,
Que espera ban las cucanas
7 los quesos Patagrds,
Y las regatas marltimas
Con infnita ansiedad.
Las gentes espectadoras
De callejuela y zaguan
Los da''dys y denaoisselles,
Flor de nuestra sociedad,
Que aprestaban gus equipos
Para 81 teatro estrenar
Con un bale que dejara
Grata memoria immortal;
Los que SO las promet1an
Felices sin ejemplar
Asistiendo q cabal9atas
Y festines sin rival;
Los que en- su afan novelero
Y en- su apetito voraz
Pensaban beber sin tasas
Y engullir y devorar
A costa, sin mas nj m6nos,
Del arcon munich pal,
Y q la salud del amado
Patrono de esta ciudad,
Sus famelicos impulses
Han tenido que acallar
Con una orgia de povo
Sin salsa, descomunal.
Para que queremos fiestas
IA que tanto lamentar
Cusndo estamos digeriendo
I'm pavo tan colossal?
Ultima hora.-
Aun hay patria, Veremundol"
Tres dlas para que mas
Puele el vecindario honrado
AL fin divertirse va,
Llcitamente, SO entiende:
Viendo, oyendo y sin chistar.
A Gaayama.-En direction & est
ueblo 50 ausentara de un dia q otro /
dramatica que dirigen los Sc
ores Astol y Chas de Lamotte. Sc
un nuestras noticias, tienen compro
1iso en- aquel pueblo para un abo
o. Guayama, pues, esta de enho
abuena como 10 estan tambien 10
preciables actores por los pingiies re
que con fundamento SO prone
On On aquel pueblo.
Felicitamos a todos cordialmente.
Que Sc vigile. -Anteanoche SO promo
ieron en- el barrio de la Marina una
uantas reyertas con el correspondent
scandalo. En- una de elias result
herido un~hombre. Lo
gresores estan q disposition de la au
oridad. -
Consecuencia de la poca vigilanci
|ue hay en- TN barrio tan extenso
londe pullman tantas y tan heterogt
lcas gentes.
Examenes. es.-Tenemos las mas fave
ables notIcias de los que hace poe
% verifcarcn en- la escuela de nina
Iue dirige la profesora dona Juan
Janales. Muchas ninas fueron premis
las dando con clio patentes pruebas d
a aptitud y cello de aquella sonora gu
nereoio muy lisonjeros conoeptos
del tribunal examinador.
Ademas de la desgracia ocurrida al
;eanoche en- la Marina, que hemos mel
Sc estropearon reciprocamen'
nnas muieres, y en- 81 Presidio, segun
nos dice, hpbo tambien una riha emit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22

Llover de acuerdo con su digno compaff.
ell Sr. Capellan castreRse de esta Ce'Enpa1.
| disciplinaria. celebro la miSa de tr0pa s LEA
III, ell ST. Capellan celebr6 en- cambio 10
misa del pueblo las o.. NADIA tiene de par
ticular que ell Sr Cura, hacienda uS0 dc uA
derecho que las leyes le conceden, haya result
tado elecGo interventor, pues en- un pueDlo
dOnde el censO electoral eS tan reduc1d0 que
eliminados los que habian tornado Las ante
! riores mesas municipales yprovinclales TO.
prestado ese servicio, no habia dlquian elegiR
para la de diputados Cortes y fu6 necesariO
| imponer ese sacrificio al padre cura. I en-
efecto recavo la elecciOn zen dich0 Sr. para
completar ell ullmero de los secret arios, y el
Sr Gura, viendo que no habia QUEEN pod0r
nomhrar. tuv, que aceptar ell cargo. AL he.
GER ell escrutinio nombrar secretarlO para
ir q la cabecera tambien recayo Ia eleoc1on
en- dicho Sr. quien antes de salir de su parro.
quia tuvo buen cuidado Ge dejar reomenda.
da al Sr Capellan la celebration de la segun.
da misa que alude El Busc0pie 8 sea lR dol
~ abril Ell que debla encontrarse en- HumAs
Gao ell parr1co, en- donde, 81 no estoy NAL enc
terado, dijo la mlsa de trepa.
Con referencia prOpag Anda me const&
tanto mi como todo el que conoce su Inn.
parcialidad, que ell Sr. Cuta no aconsej6
nadie que votara por tai 8 cual candidae
to vote, 81, por ell Excmo. Sr. u. AntonioS0-
ler; pero no hay feligr6s suyo que pueda jus.
tificarle haya inlucido nadiea que votara
por ell candidate de su prediieccion. Creo oquas
en- este ell periodico citado parti6 muy de u
gero dando publicidad una critlca lanZadA
contra una persona digna de elogiO pUr sus
relevanteS virtudes. Ell Sr. Odra LlOver no
solo cumple siempre los dias festivos con su
santo ministerio sino que desde que tenenoa
la hOnra de tener entire nOsOtros d tan celos0
sacerdote, los diis de trabajo la campan8
anuncir todos los feligreses q Las de la
maflana que Sc va a celebrar ell santo saeriss
ticio de Ia misa, Ell noticiero que invent6s
esta bola no tlene raZOn para quejarSe por
falta de misa. Sabe Dios, 81 no es de los que
mas frecuentan ell temple ConclUyo rcgau.
do El Bnsc1pje SO coupe de cosas mas tnte-
resantes que los chismes de vecindad, v dele
tranquilo I'm probo Y celosO sacordot0 que
ningun NAL le ha hecho. La mission de la
prensa no es atizar disensiones locales. El
despechado que trata de convertir & Ia prem.
"a en- Instruments de ruines venganzas, lA
degrade.
Sr. Director del BoLET1N.
Profp~damente afectado por la nuerte del
Sr. D. sncisco Reguero, acaecida Ultima
mente e. Nguadilla, no puedo menos aus
hacer pdpllco mi doior acompafiar on Sd lei
gitimo sentimiento 8 Ia familia del dnado
que, mas que amigo y paisano, fue durant8
su vida mi generoso protector, mas atln, ca
riiioso padre cuyas inmensas bondadee no
olvidara jamas mi alma agradecida.
La buena memoria de los hombres pundo.
norosos, honrados patrioticos no muero
nunca en- los corazones agradecidos. Dea.
canse en- ell seno de Dios el alma pura de %.
Francisco Reguero y Santosl
Elias DE Case.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22

La diestra extiende ell monarca
Abrese puerta de bronco,
7 rojo leon avanza
Con paso tranquilo y noble.
En- los henchi,ios estrados
Olava los ojos feroces.
Abre las sangrientas fauces,
sacude 10 Grin ind6cil,
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Boletin Mercantil.
Y en- la polvorosa arena
Tiende su pesada mole.

La diestra extiende ell monarca,
Rechinan los f6rreos goznes
De otra puerta, y agil tigre
Salta al palenque veloce.
Ruge al yer la noble fiera
Que en- ell circo precedi6'e,
Muestra la roja garganta,
Agita la cola movil,
Gira del rival en- torno,
T 'do al redondel recorre,
Y aproximindose lento
Con rugido desa ,orde,
Fl ace lecho de la arena
Do yace ell rey de los bosques.
La diestra extiende el monarca
Sc abre al punto puerta doble,
Y aparecen dos panteras
Tlntas en- rubios colores.
Ven tendido ell regio tigre,
Y en- su contra raudas corren;
Mas ell leon da un rugido,
Y medrosos 8 traidores
Los pintados brutos paranse
Y 4 sus pies tiendsnse inm6viles.
Desde el alta galer1a
Blanco guante al sitio donde
Las temidas feras yacen,
Revolando cay6 ent6nces.
Y Ia bella Cunegunda,
La mas bella de la corte,
A I'm pallard0 caha1laro
LIE decia estas razones:
"Si vuestro amor es tan vivo
Cual me jurais dia y noche,
Esa prenda de una dana
Recoged, cual cumple q un noble. .
Silencioso ell caballero
Con altivo y audaz porte,
Desciende q la ardiente arena,
Teatro de mil horrores
Avanza con frme paso
Hacia los m6nstruos feroces,
Y con temeraria mano 49,"
Ell blanco guante recoge.
Voz de j1bilo y asombro
Los callados aires rompe,
Y damas y caballeros
Aplauden al audaz j6ven. =.
Va sube el lucido estrada,
va est4 en- los altos BALCONIES,
va SO dirige q la bella,
Va con ojos seductores,
Cunegunda le promote
De amor los supremos goces.
Mas el altivo mancebo
Grita: "Guarda tus favores,"
El guante al rostro le arrcja,
Y huge de ella y de la corte.
f. LLoRENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
SECCION LIEERARIA.
Ell G. U A N T E .
{ De Schiller. J

En- los estrados del circo
Do luchan monstruos deformes,
Ssntado 81 moDarca augusta
Esta con toda su corte
Los magnates le rodean,
Y Ell los mas altos BALCONIES
Forman doncellas y damas
Fresca guirnalda de fores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22

Ell vapor Jeannette esta casi listo en-
San Francisco de California, para par
tir con direction al Polo. Sera escoltado
por la escuadrilla de yachts del Pacl-
fco en- demonstration de simpat1a.
(NoUedGdeS. !
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TERMS for 1879 unciudine Postage.

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eOPes Vi the tous Reviews and BatkEts1 foE and
IA
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views Cor 1873; subscribers all fse NAV have two
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TO WI IA IT MAY CONCERN.

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IN ava sfsr The above late all work done BY the dras
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NOTICE.

AvDyEtT IN HEREBY GIVEN To ALL
~ coilt.rs Hf she estate # James A ST Clair that
,piaS AMI by virtue of 4 power Of attorney, made the
,sai day August 1853 ~ the hers Of said ostat.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER NO

HFFICE OF COUNTY TREAST NO
~ TiCE: Under an Act of the Legislature OF the
State of Nevada approved March the 9Th 1850 notice
hereby given that the Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
DAY been heen placed III my possession by the County
Auditor and at the State and County taxes now due
and poya lie (the becoming delinquent on the
SEVEN TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1S79,) and that
the in regard their collection will be strictly
forced NJ. L. WAGER,
County Treasurer ard 0ffco Tax Receiver
CARSON City, october %, 1879
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ASTRAY NOTICE.

(NAME TO MY ENCLOSURE THIS ST VI.
~ MER one mare two years of fold, branded
J2 left hip, white round left fetock and white face
The obtain by calling my place and
ing expenses. l. J. ABRAHAM
November 4, 1879 Clear Creek
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL 3 MINNEAPOLIS
About to be GObbled bU the Chicago t. North
tCeStern.
Chicago Times.


Chicago Times.]
When the negotiations for the lease of the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids l. Northern railway
first became a matter of news, the stock Of that
company Immediately began to rise in the
market. and jumped from thirty-slx to seventy
four cents within few days. This rapid rise
in value was due solely to the prospect that the
road was about to become part of a solid and
well known corporation. Now comes the
Chicago, Minneapolis & st. Paul company,
formerly the West Wisconsin, q road which
has since its infancy been upon the verge IF
bankruptcy, and by judicious advertisement
that it is about to be swallowed up by the Chi
cago u Northwestern succeeds in creating
rise in the price of its stock of eight cents in
the past two days.
This manner of stock jobbing is very much
like cold deck at cards, and is looked upon
with suspicion by respectable speculatora 1t
is getting TO be the practice Of old, spawned
railroads to originate rumors of this descrip-
ton, whereby the holders of their paper can
unload. This particular company, it is said.
has never paid the interest on its second
gage bonds, to say nothing eff dividends on its
preferred stock, which ranks next in order, to
be followed by the common, the holders of
which are in constant state of expectancy,
which, a. the years go by, ha, become chronic.
The road was built by Jacob Humbird, of Cum
berland, Md, the man who took the first con-
tract for railroad in South America, the COM
pletion of which made him millionaire.
Most of his fortune has been sunk in the old
West Wisconsin road, which under new
name. and for at least the twentieth time. ia
about to become a branch Of the Chicago &
Northwestern system.
The officers of the latter company assert that
all rnmors to the effect that they contemplate
fathering this hai,less child are Is baseless al
the fabric of dream. Although the road in!
question is their st. Paul connection, they dis,
own any intention of shouldering the obliga-
tions which rest upon it at present.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
More Attractions at the Club.

Mr.. M. w. Avery. the proprietor of the
popular club, billiard and reading rooms,
No. 81 East Third street, announces a new
departure, the fact being that he has conclud-
ed to increase the attractions of his club
rooms by furnishing meals to private par
ties, as they may happen to be ordered.
A number of small dining and supper
tables have been superbly furnished, and as
he employs one of the best cooks in the
Northwest, his dinners and suppers will be
unequalled. The meals will be served in the
finest style and the appointments are COM
plete and attractive in every respect. The
want is one that has long been required, and
the affair should become one of the perman-
ent institutions of the city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
Playing the Ravlng Maniac.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. last November W.
F. Harper, president Of the central normal
school of Danville, twenty miles west of here,
disappeared from Indianapolis and no clue
was left. 1t was learned that last Friday Mrs.
Harper received letter from him dated some
where in Colorado. 1t stated that he had Just
come to himself and realized where he was.
He further stated that he was knocked down
and robbed late in the evening in this city.
Since that time he has known nothing and
been raving maniac; that when he came to
himself a few days ago he was with band of
Indians in the West, and that he had escaped
from them and was his way home; that he
was out of money and wanted them to0nd
him enough to get home on. The professors
father Immediately left to meet him, and yes
terday telegraphed from Denver, Col, that he
was with him and will arrive home tomorrow.
Harper left considerable Indebtedness, and
telegram from Danville says the raving maniac
story is not credited by some people.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
A TIE Count of Haira

The following personal mention, which will
De duly appreciated by the many friends Of
the two gentlemen, scattered all over tho
Northwest, is found in Dunton's Spirit Of ths
Turf, of the 9th inst:
"Mr. Charles @. Hilton, the wide-awake
head clerk of the Sherman House, of this city,
has just returned from st. Paul, MIMI, where
ne has been spending few pleasant days with
his bald. headed friend John Dodge of tho
Merchants. MIR. Hilton reports an excellent
annual vacations in st. Paul. The rivalrv
which has existed hitherto between tho irre.
tpressible Dodge and Hilton. regarding the
number of hairs each had upon his head. cul-
minated in grand count few days SINCE, and
resulted in a tie count, since which the two
hotel clerks have concluded to be the best of
friends.n -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
JOHN G.. GAULT.

The Talents of the Smooth Tslker of the
Milwaukee Road Appreciated by Trunk
Line.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, Sept. Mr.. John @. Gault a.
sistant general manager of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad, returned from New
York yesterday and states that he has accepted
the position of general manager of the con-
solidated Wabash & st. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern railroad, as we'll as of the extension
of the latter road to Omaha, which is now in
course of construction and will shortly be COM
pleted. Mr.. Gault will enter upon the duties
Of his new position Nov. lst, and until then he
will remain with the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad company. He will have full
charge of the property from Toledo to Council
Bluffs, and his headquarters will be at st..
Louis. Mr.. Gault also states that in his man
agement he would endeavor to maintain the
most friendly relations with all competing
roads.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
Probable Party Coalition In Quebec.


MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE Witness, supporter
of the Jolly government, says: From well in
formed sources in Quebec, information has
been received here to-day to the effect that now
the excitement has abated in that political CEN
ire, coalition is considered almost certain. It
is said that cabinet is even in course of for
nation, and the following are mentioned as
likely to form the combinations: Messrs. Lam
gier, premier; Jolly, public works; Loranger,
crown lands; Church, attorney general; Meier,
solicitor general; Toillon, provincial secretary,
and John Hearn, president of the council. IL
IS held by those favoring such coalition, that
dissolution and general elections would be un.
satisfactory, as parties would come back prob
ably in even numbers again and the crisis
would continue, while in the meanwhile the
burden of expense would be increased. Lieut..
Gov. Robiataille is said to be favoring the
above coalition. It is also reported that such
a coalition will give pretty general satisfaction
in Quebec.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-08
Navigating the Air.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 7.-Prof. Leon made a
balloon ascension at this afternoon from the
western part of the city, going up during
rather lively winds. His balloon soon entered
the clouds and was out of sight. About 6
O'clock he made landing near Hillsboro,
Ohio, IS miles distant, having lost his reckon
ing He intended to land on Walnut Hills, in
the eastern part of the city, but the violence
of the wind prevented.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Henry ]. Strouse left on Saturday even
ings train for New York and other eastern
cities, on q business trip.
W. A. Hollembaek, the leading druggist of
Bismarck and one of Der most popular and en-
terprising citizens, registered at the Merchants
yesterday. and will spend day or two in look
ing over the sanity city.
Senator Simmons, the highly esteemed and
popular Senatorial representative, of Little
Falls. who has spent the week in looking over
the State fair and in making up his fall stock
OF goods for the large new store he is about to
open, returned home last evening.
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Sergeant Signal Corps, q. y.
WEATHER TO-DAY.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 8, Ia. M.-Indications for
the upper lake region, clear, or partly cloudy
weather, northwesterly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and barometer. For upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northwesterly winds,
becoming variable, or shifting to sontheasterly,
stationary or higher, and in north and west
portions falling barometer.