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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-25

Sc desea colocar en primera
sobre una buena casa de
esta Ciudad, prefriendo la calle
de la Fortaleza Q la de San Fran
cisco, la suma de 5000 pesos,
POGO mas 8 menos. En- la Gale
de la Tanca, mum. 4, Sc reciben
pormenores y conformidades.
"
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gNpRgSA DE- COCHES AIBONTTO.
DIRECTION TELEaRAFICA
BEcERRA AIBoEIT0.

Los duefos de esta nuevs empresa, que han
cognprado la que tenia ha inucho tempo esta-
hIacsda 81 sehor Escslera, Ia han mejorado con
i. adouisicion dc nuevos y magnihces carrua~
;es de fabrica Eorte americana y lade Potentes
sscojidas pareias De csballos, de tai mode,
cus IL ponen en- condolences de servir los pedi-
dos de cochesque se ie hagan . cuaiquiera hora.
al dis De Is noche para cualquier punto de
IL carretsra central.
: precios equitativos y cocheros inteligsntes
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EN SO PESOS,

Sc arrienda ell edifcio de material
ndmero 35 calle del Comercio (a) Car. .
bonera, en- la Marina, espacios9 ven-
tllado, Iropio para almacenaje y de-
rd>i'o de azicar y provisiones. En-
ell mismo dara razdn don Nicasio
Garcia, qnien admite tumbien propo-
sici6n de compra. 1"1
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Salnz, Cerra g. Co.
CICARFkILLOS
MARCA "ESTANILL0" De LA HABANA
PRU z BA HACE FE.

de ren de ell pdblico de
a, que dese cha ha upotado Ior que suebe
eprentante de Ia f RIGA de gHrrioS del ST. Esnlo antlai
oho de lacerIos
genie pdbIo Ell ua pruebe dnho cgaro
fabcas De Haaua expendiendos
arca descoptaudose dncamen los gss que ogna el
aticuIo al importado pals
De as parties. De6sito principal de
AguIar Delgado Teuan Comonista
d la fal1ca Baldonero Chico 4S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-25
VAPORE ES i.

M. +. villaverde, cap @. Perales.
Raldomero Iglesias, cap. G. Ugarte.
Deseosa la Comr. aia dc dar mas anplitud !
ssta linea, sbriendo comunicaciones entre 81
mayor ndmero possible de puertos, hs tornado
81 siguiente itinerario que serA servido Por los
vapores srriba expresados.
yIAJES DE LA HABANA A COLON.
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lIBROS De COMERClO.

Sc han recibido ingleses = nor
4A-aapericanos de calidad superior
desde 800 900 folios y 50 yenden
& prseios bafafisimos en II ImpFen-
. dol BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-25
CIRCULAR.

R: Pom y Bus6 tiene ell gusto de
participar d suS numerosos amigos y al
comercio de esta isla, que ha esta-
blecido en- Barcelona (Cataluha), }, una
Sociedad mercantil bajo la raz6n So
cial de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-25
BUENl OCISIOI.

Ell antique acreditado stab ecimiento con-
iit4l in cafe Y restaurant conocido con el NOM
bre LA Esinera, =" situado en- la cale de la
Marina, y que sin disputa es ell primero en- su
clase en- esta ciudad, 10 pone en- venta su due
10 por tener que ausentlrse.
Ventajas notables ofrece para ell comprador,
segun Sc puede demostrar todo ell que qulara
hacer proposicones.
A provechad la OCCASION que esta no Sc pre-.
senta todo los das.
Jose Mas.
Ponce, Pr. 10S
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lIkEA De COLON Y ANTILLN

eonbinada con Ia TrasaIeinticd de la 'n''"'a
Oompaaia y tambien eSas las del Ferr0ea'r't
ds Paaamd sapOrss de la Costa del Sur y
Norse .isi PGcsfcO,
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JOSE MEpfnpEzr ! ~
III PEARL STREET.
r. o. B0x 3z7A

~" w 1O1G1A
Ofrecen sus servicios como comimonistas
en- general, para compras de cuantos articulos
conciernen 10 industria y productOs NoEts-
americanos y de ttil consume On las Anti.
las hispsno americana.
Reciben consignaciones dc productos tropi.
naciones en- credito sobre las PARTICIPATES pls-
zas de Europa Norte America. ~
Sc dar&n garantias cuantas referenciss
limitads al case. -
Para mas pormsnorss dirigirss ( los nis
mos a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-25

Z 7 N e a
DE VAPORES - C0RRE0S ESPANOLES
entire Liverpool y Paerto-Rico.
Los vapores de esta Empresa
destinados 4 dicho servicio son
los siguientos:
Puertortqsssio, captain Ciri6n.
BortnqAsn, captain Garate.
AayagslsS, capiten Gondra.
NueUo Ponce, captain Mendezons.
Humacqo, capitan Izaguirre.
Despachandose nno Ell rs de cada
mes, & veces con escsls en- Ssntander.
Para otros pormenores dirigirse los
sehores White Forman yiOo., Liver
pool, Sobrinos de- Ezquiaga San Juan
Pto.- Rico, Kraemer J Co., Msysgtez,
MAILER, Hiugelberg, Forfar y Go. Ponce
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llPORES -CORREOS Esp.
m LA CoMPANIA TRASArLANTIcA
AErRe
A. LOPEZ l. Co.
para Paerto-Rico y la Habana

sALiDAS--ne Barcelona lor diAs 70 DC caoa
m.s-Dr yalrpcia ell 5--Dr MAlAgs el IL
De CAdis u 10 y so--De SAntAndsr el sa.-De Ia
CoruHa sl 81.
pon-. Santiago de Cuta, Gihass, kurvitsa. Saba
.iiIa Color. ,on ,rAshnrdo Ell Pusrto-kic Ha-
hAnA.
vIAJE prREcTo bfsDE PUERTO alco
sAETAEDER.
sAisdA dc ruerso-Ric pei dia 10 dc cHSs mes.
- cAmAra 5: a CAnars Sc c. prstse So CAN
iM 1870 rs 50
Tsmbisn puede haecrse el yisle, salleado de
Puerto-Rico ,os dias 4. l3 70 de csda mes
.rasbeydando en- lu Habana
Los precios para cstos viaies son los sigaientes.
la - B."
De Pucrso-Rico Ia Habans..t so "a sie
De idem Santander, CadiG o :,
Barceiona (via Habans....- zoo iee ~
Sc axpldso pasaies de ida vueita con 70 p 8 de
rsbaja.
HabrA rebaias para las tsmihAs numerosas con
aimee.
PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA CAMADA.
Tn ni1o hasts de dos amos en- cadA iamilia, grA-
ha Los denAs hasta anos un cuarto pasale. Los
defA II asos medic passie. Loe denas pasale en-
asro.
TERCERA CAMARA.
Un nITio, hasea dos aTos gratis. Los ninos has
4. siios medic pasaje. Los deaAs pasaje entere'
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Linea intercoionial de San Thomas
Pto. -Rico q {anaica.
Linea de Havre-Pauillac-Veracruz

Los precios de pasaje para santander Y
St NAzaire son:
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rMPRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
C0nDaHla glal. Trasalaltica
VAp0RES C0RREOS FRANCHISES.

TIN ERARTO.
Linea directa de San Na2aire Veracruz
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FIEGOS ARTIFICIlLES.

La mari de fuegos. San Sc
bastian IS, en- esta Capital, infor
marar. Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25

NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-Assistant Sec.
retary of tho Treasury Coon, being In.
tervlewed In regard 10 his resignation,
said:
~ notice In tho papers that Mr.
Manning refuses to talk upon this sub,
ject, bnt donot know why ho should.
1 do not see any necessity for secrecy.
On last Tuesday Mr.. Manning came "a
mo aud requested that l hand In my
resignation, / asseutod, and In the In.
terview verbally resigned nv Office,
Upon roacning New York l wrote my
formal resignation, addressed to the
president, es this pla'e 10 ono to which
he appoints, and mailed IL to him, No,
tne request was not q surprise, because
In my conversation with Mr., Man.
ming / asked him II there was apy
fault to be found with the manner II,
which l had done my duties. He ro-
pliod that ntevorything was perfectly sat-
isfactory TO him, and there was not the
slightest complaint 10 be made against
mo, personally or officially. Ho ro.
ponted several timos that thore wero
reasons for his action that woll ur-
dorstood, meaning, OF course, that II
was a political movement entirely, and
j did not question him further, az this
explanation was satisfactory 10 me. 1
do not find fault with Mr.. Manning
for bis action. l am Republican, was
In tho way, was told my place was
wanted, and that settled II. My rola.
tlons, personally, with Mr.. Manning
havo boon pleasant In every way, and
we part friends, though OF o different
political oplnion.n
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THE LAND MARKETS.

Toxas Pine Lands Reported ON The
Markst-The Demand for Graxins
lands.
NEW YonK, Oct. I.--[Speclal. lon
account OF the death OF one of the
partners, and OF the changes In busi-
ness of the othor proprIetors, quite Z
large tract Of Pine timber lands In
Southeastern Texas is likely to come
upon the market. The census sshovs
that the limited area Of yellow pine
lands is rapidly disappearing, and
what remains is, for the most part,
firmly hold for future prices, and the
lands on each eide Of the Sabine river
ARE conceded to bo as good as any this
side Of the Oregon timber lands.
A marked Improvement In the de-
mand for grazing lands In Kansas, Ne
braska and Colorado is noted. The
Financial Chronicle to-day publishes Z
table showing the sales OF public lands
in the States and Territories, from
which 1t appears that during the year
ending juno 90, the cash sales n
Dakota wero 3,7ii,is0 acres, In Ne
brsska 3,515,7e5, In Kansas 2, ,l0l.
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Democratic vetsra.s Addr,,..

New YoRg, Dot. 2i.-At q meeting
Of tho Cleveland and Hendricks Wa
Veterans association, held September
%, a special committee was appointed
on patronage, for the purpose OF aid.
Ink applicants for positions In tho
nAvy-yard and custom. house In secur.
Ing recognition from tho adminiutra.
tion. This committee has issued an "a.
dross TO tho president and cabinet,
IN which they set forth thai
tho association comprises 600 honora.
bly, discharged soldiers OF DemoCr atic
affiliations who, fOr mora than 2]
years, have been excluded nom hold.
inE public otlice undor the Federal al.
ministrations beCauso OF their nfIher.
once 10 the principles Of The Demo.
CRATIC party. After citing the law
relating 70 the appointment Of soldiers,
tho addross sayss
1--WE appeal, therefore, 70 tho sinosr-
ity and Justice Of your sdminietraiion.
aud respectfully ssk that The trnO IL,
tent OF tho laws already cited shail mot
De eveded In any part Of the land, and
We particularly urge that IL tho event
q she removal Of . Republican solder
nom of1ce . Democratic soldier sh0ll
bs appolnoe1 - the Vacancy"
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The Ylce-rrosldent,s vlows.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2A.-The News
this evening contains an interview
with Vice-Prosident Hendricks about
tho story put in circulation by Chaun.
cey Nj. Depew TO tho effect that Presl-
dent Andrew johnson contemplated
tho establishment Of q Congress COM
posed entirely OF rohel pympathisers.
"That story WON'T do" said blr.
Hendricks, "Rnd plblic opinion will
not SUSTAIN any such charges,
made - 20 years after the
alleged events happened, and after
all the PERSONS who were directly con-
nected with thom are dead. PERSONAL
ly know nothing of Mr.. Johnson's
opinions or Intentions iurShor than the
Information that came TO mo In the po.
siti0n that held. wes In tho United
States Senate, and both spoke and
voted against tho impeacnmont of
Johnson. While l never had any con-
yerLation with him on the subject re-
ferled TO by Dopew, am sure johnson
had no suoh intention. Ho
pelieved In res Jring and
not reconstrucling tho South
ern Ststos, and tho Federal gov
ornment had no right TO charge or
Ghrogalo their constitutions. / think
MIR. Lincoln had this Wow also.
have no doubt that johnson wanted
Mr.. Stanton removed, but it was on
personal grounds, for they were not
friends. L cRn not bellove no hgd any
such purpose as that attributed 10 him,
aud / never heard IL charged before
tho last few days. 1t Ia not likely that
such an important political matter
could hgvo remained secret FOR 20
years. i have read varioua state
monta about 1t in papers and am in-
clined TO give the greatest crodonoo TO
that oi Judge Gooding, OF Greenfield,
whose recollection about such matters
u alwwys accurate, and who was
then In a position to know whit rrosi.
don't johnson wanted To do.
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SPORTING.
The Tecmor- Haninn scuiI Race
Tcemsr Wins.

The Tecmor- -Hanlnn scuii Racc.-
rcsmsr Wins.
ALBANY, Oct. 2i.-Probably 10000
people witnessed the single. scull race
for 81 GOO a side at Pleasure Island this
afternoon, between Edward Hanlan,
q Toronto, and John II. Teemer, OF
Mckeesport,, Pennsylvania. The
woather and water wore noarly
perfect. Thero was \ three-foot frcshot
IN the river boweyer, which rendered
u hard work for the oarsmen going to
the stake boat.
Tho race was three miles with q
turn. In the betting Hanlan was a
hot iay9iite, and many private wagers
and 50. In the pools sold on tho island
just before tho start the Canadian
cold FIRST choice at 90 70 25 and 30 10 20,
oven after Teemor had won the toss
for choice OF position. Teemer no.
lected the inslde position, which was
considerable advantage.
Al 400 the men were ordered out by
Referee James ]. Ormond, OF Boston,
aud at l.55 O'Clock the word was given.
Both mon were In fino condition. Han.
Ian got q triile the hest OF the start,
rowing % TO Teemer's 81 strokes per
minute. An eighth OF . mile from The
stars Hanlan had the nose OF his boat
30 the ffont, but was glancinR nervous.
IL over q his rival e though he
feared him. The roco was
decided before The ucullers he'd zone
half q mile. Soon amer leaving The
quarter mile point Teomofs by gfaud
work. drew upon his Rival shd took
|'::'E|' |;:'i'' !; 3; S. \; |;j'|'F'I Z
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Killed by Moonshiners

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. 2i.-Wil.
liam Clements, of Movllle, Georgia,
tho newly appointed revenue officer,
went into Montgomery county with
two assistants to capture an Illicit still.
Whilo passing along a lonely part Of
tho road tho trio were suddenly fired
upon from ambush by moonshiners.
Clements and one of his companions
were instantly killed, and Officer Rose,
tho third OF the trio, escaped, with a
bad wound In his sido and HIS coat rid.
died by bullets, aud reported the affair
at Lumber City. Great excitement
prevails In that section. A battle be.
tween moonshlners and posse OF citi.
zons IN expected.
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vance. He turned in il;so,<.
sn9 Hanlsn turned IL sec.
ohus later. Hanlan struck

vance. He turned in il:so,<,
sn9 Hanlsn turned IL sec.
onds later. Hanlan struck
the buoy slightly In turning, and gave
up the contest. Teemer rowei leis.
urely home, stopping twice while on.
posite the island to throw kisses
AZ the spectators and to din
up water from the river with
ms hands. He was wildly cheered
rs he passed the island. Hanlan
rowed down 10 minutes later. he &c
knowiedged that no was fairly beaten
Dy q better man and had no excuse In
MAKE. The official time was 2l:l3,
Aiew minutes after Hanlan had re-
surned TO his headquarters an Asso-
Grated Press representative called to
see MN and propounded this question:
Mr. Teemer now" y
Hanian was oerdlng over, placing
leg, and looking up BETRAYED signs Of n
unusual emotion aa he saiJ. s.I an,
glad to be defeated by a msn like
reemer, but l don't Ike the idea ot
falling out of my boat"
what would have been the result
nad you steered safely?"
"Opini0ns and results diffar.D he ra-
pied. III think | could have won on
the home stretch.n
Teemer, in response to repeated
sals, mounted the roof of his boat
house and said:
"Gentlemen, I rowei this race To
wiz, aud have done 80. | shall an
deavor to do likewise hereafter, That
Is all ! have to say"
A very large amount of money was
won and lost on the race, and the
Pittsburgers, who were here In f1Il
force, go homo hilarious and with
their pockets well lined.
Hanlan's shell, when 1t fouled tina
seakeboat, upset and tho oarsman
was thrown into the water. He
was rescued by the judges boat,
who. righted the she'll anu replxced
Hanlan Ia 1T. Hanlan rowed down Ia
the finishing point. Hanlan SAYS tho
collision with the stakeboat was caua-
ed by the strong curront.
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SMALLPOX IN CANADA.
student. Loavinr u. Lnurout oo,,.

students Leaving 1t. Laurent College,
NEw York, Dot. 2i.--A Montreal
special to the Post says: Smallpox has
broken out In st. Laurent
college, whero several deaths
havo occurred. Tho Amorican
students left In q body today, ma
proceeded under tho care Of 'Rey.
Father Gushing 10 the st, Mich sois
college, In Toronto. The students az.
nounce the manner In which the csoeo
were concealed by the authorities,
and say that they only
discovered last night that It
had existed there for months
past. When they notified the superior
ho became incensed and THE morninS|
turned them out, along with FoIh0f
Cushing, without breakfast or M
means to obtain IL ~
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irother-in-Law Bacon on tho Admins.
tration,

NEW York, Oct. H.--The Herald has
this from Toledo: IN. b. Bacon, the
orotherin-law Of President Cleveland.
returned from visit to Washington
yesterday afternoon. While there he
was tho guest of tho chief executive,
Tho president, no says, is not all dis.
turbed about tho Ohio defeat. He
rather believed nll along that Foraker
would be elected, aud that Ohio Ia n Re.
publican State. He is o personel friend
OF Governor Hoadly, and esteems him
very much, but no did not think he
could b9 elected. He did, however.
hope tho State would go Democrats,
and was probably disappointed to aud
itwesn0s'to be.
"What does no think Of Now York p,
| was asked.
III nm confident he Is OF the opinlou
that Davenport will be elected. He
Is going homo TO vote for Mr.. Hill. and
would like to 500 him elected, but does
not think ho will be. found a num-
ber or Democrats, friendly to tho adj
ministrat,on, VINO hold tho Same
"Does tho president hold himself
Dlameless for this state OF affairs?"
"He does not care.n
,"Will he change his policy about
you think?"
mo, sir. Ho win change his policy,
but 1t will be 10 more strictly scruti-
nize endorsements. Ho has been i'm
posed upon In some cases, and has ro.
solved that hereafter q very rigid ex-
animation shall be made OF every can
didnte. Democrats who look forward
to Q liberal policy toward them may az
woll get ovor the notion, for tho people
hsYe9 got TO be more honest with the
president" ''
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Interview Eetween W. ii. Lennox Max
we'll and His Father.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. a. Hugh M. Brooks,
or, as better known, w. II. Iennox
Maxwell, the alleged murderer Of q.
Arthur Preller, met his father, Samuel
M. Brooks, this morning by presr-
rangement In the Office circle OF the at
tornoy at tho jail. When they met
they fell into each othey's arms and
embraced oach other warmly, then
both burst into tears. All the speota-
tors Withdrew save tho deputy sheriff.
who had tho prisoner i'm charge,
Father and son then had q talk of half
an hours duration, after which the
father withdrew aud tho son war
taken back TO lail. The elder prnohl
refused TO give any particulars OF the
interview, but stated that he was now
convinced more than ever that his boy
was Innocent,
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And Indian n1urderor.

FoRr SMITH, Ark, Oct. 2i,-John
Griffith, q Choctaw half breed, ahot
and killed German named Stokes.
Griffith Is under an indictment
In tho Choctaw courts for
cat.le-steallng, sead Stokes was ona
OF the main witnesses against him.
Griffith had repeatedly ordered
Stokes 10 leave tho country
or ha would kill him. Stokes
thinking them but idlo threats did
not go, and q few evenings ago
Griffith and another Choctaw rode up
TO the house OF Stokes ani shot
at him several times, ose shot
taking effect in tho hack of his head,
from which he died. Griflith ie woll
connected, hia father owning large
store Ia the Nation about 80 miles
from Fort Smith, aud Is also large
cattle dealer.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. PA report has
been received by the secretary Of the
navy from Rear Admiral McCaulev. ak
rahsma, stating that everything In
qulet mare. work on the canal IL at .
staudHtill at the Pacific end, but az tho
other end, for distance OF three miies
from Colon, one-halfof tho depth and
less than ODe-halt OF the width OF the
cutting, has been excavated,
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ExpcdIting Steamship MsiI,.

WASHINGTON, Oct. A.--The superin-
tendent OF foreign mails has ordered
three dispatches of mall per week ON
tno line between Tampa, Florida, and
havana, Cuba, instead OF two.
as at present. The days OF dispatch
VIII be Sundays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and the Morgan line az
steamships,running from New Orleans
TO Havana, via Tampa aud Key West.
Will render the service.
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OMAHA, Mob, Oct. @.-A cold.
blooded murder was committed near
Ponca, Dixon county, yesterday.
Janos Alexander, an old resident, was
measuring wheat with q hirod man
named Briggs, whom tho latter struck
Alexander, killing him instantly.
The murderer then told tho wife OF
Alexander that he had killed hor hus.
band, and that II she raised any out
cry he would kill her also. Then he
took a horse and fed. He was cap
tured nc Harrington, Cedar county,
and placed under arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-25
Lsuisville Espo,itIor oissss.

LouIsvILLE, Dot. 2i.-The third a.
hibition Of the Southern sxposilioo
closed hore tonight, great success q
every. respect. During The 10 weeAe
the attendance has been ovor 100000
and though the cost Of oho oxpoaluoi
was great, The nanagement hog
made money. The directors
have decided % hold a9oehes expoel-
tion next yeaI, beginnlng n Au6u1oo
and exhibitors have alroo4y begun o.
plying for upeee 0yer B.0ee peoIle
-: s:s:s.E .E':;:s: ;s.!:s:s !:!:s - ~
Hs'~.'. isssw:.'' '''''' "Eh' Old k'nsa'kS
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Dynamite ON the Street railway Track.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2i.-Anoiher sensa-
tlon was produced in street railway
circles Tonight. While car was COM
Ing down from North st. Louis, IL ran
over Bomo object on the track on
Fourteenth street, between Bremen
avenue and Farriar street, which OK,
ploded with loud report, and shattered
one of tho front wheels OF the car
and otherwise injured II. From tho
effects of the explosion on tho
track and the ground, 1t ID sup.
posed thst tho explosive used
was dynamite. One passenger
was In the car, and no
aud tue driver wero thrown to the
floor OF tho car, but Mother OF them
WAS Injured.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Oourtright In San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, Oct. 2i.-[Spocial.l-
JAMES Coartright, tho celobrated d
Fort Worth desperado, was pointed
out to our oflicersto-day on tho volks.
fest ground ana pursuit was st once
given, but after lengthy chase he
eludea tho officers and took tho Inter
national train going north, having first
bought q ticket for Waco. The officers
here telegraphed stations along the
limo requesting his arrest and 1t Ia
probable he will be caught.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Chicago Apprals.rship.

NEW YORK, Oct. N.--A Washington
special to the Post says: The most
snimating pending contest for ONCE
Is the appraisership at Chicago.
There are now 35 candidates, MANY
OF them very strongly endorsed.
Two new Candidates arrived to-day.
The president 10 30 much perpiexsd
~ the wrapgliug OF the roliEicis isns
that he has temporarily laid the case
aside, In the hope that time will assist
MIN to solye the difficulty.
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Death ID sAe si.ter or yila.

WASHINGTON, Dot. N.-Poslmaster-
Genoral Villas this morning received {
telegram announcing the dcath OF bia
sister at Madison, WISCONSIN, He viii
leave here Tonight or to morrow to
attend tho funeral.
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WARRINGTON, Oct. N.--Commodore
JIG. Walker has been re .oommissio ioned
as chief Of the bureau OF navigation.
aud Commodore Montgomery Socsrd
as chief Of the bureau OF ordnsncs of
tho navy department.