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damages for such loss as could not by

damages for such loss as could not by
such care and means be avoided.
You should therefore consider in miti-
cation Of damages any improper or in
| delicate or uncbaste conduct committed
by her at any time prior to the COM
mencement OF this action, which was
April 28th, 1886. Should you believe
from the evidence that she has been
guilty Of any such conduct and her
character as to sobriety or virtue. either
before or after the alleged promise, In
considering the questions here submitted
to you, you will endeavor t. exercise a
sound and sober judgment in weighing
all the facts and circumstances that have
been adduced in evidence and determine
whether they were such as would lead
the guarded discretion of reasonable and
just men to a conclusion.
You should not be Influenced by any
feelings of like or dislike you may en-
terrain for or against either party, no
matter by what means engendered. nor
by any apparent expression Of opinion
as to the facts made by the court.
An instruction asked by plaintiff and
given:
In considering whether plaintiff ever
was guilty Of any improper conduct, you
have a right TO take into account her age
at the time the acts criticized we're done,
and also the character Of her surround
ings and whether her associates were
proper, and If not, whether she had
knowledge of the true character of said
associates.
An instruction asked by the defendant
and given:
The Court further instructs the Jury
that if you believe from the evidence
that the defendant ever did promise to
mary the plaintiff, and you further be-
lieve from the evidence that by means Of
such promise the defendant seduced the
plaintiff; and II you further believe from
the evidence that the defendant broke
his promise to marry tho plaintiff, then
You are instructed that in estimating
damages you cannot take into consider
alton such seduction, because the same
was not alleged in the complaint.
Second--The Court instructs the Jury
that whom party offers a witness and
places him on the stand, he thereby rep
resents him, in general, to be worthy Of
belief, but such party is not thereby
prscluded from proving the truth OF
or can, rstsnt tss,;reonv 4. d;ract 80.
trad;ct;or ~ What sr.h v;tnsss ,nav
have testified to; and this is true, not
only when it appears that the witness
was mistaken, but also when the evil
dsnce may eollaterally have the effect
Of showing that he was generally un-
worthy Of belief.
and given bv The court =. mod;f;ed.
tn Cont ;rs,-ras. tba - ~. ~.
dacIarst;ars 81 tha njs;nt;g - th;rS
nart;ss g;vsn in evidence A. not .sand.
inc alone ;ndsnsndsnt os othsr saos.
~. bl;sh sbs r,d,',;ss - ~ ast..J...
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Il must not be forgotten that on Mon
day next. the 22nd inst. there will take
place at Agricultural Park, enc Of the
finest trotting races OF the season, be.
tween L. ]. Rose Jr's. Margaret and
Charlie D., by Elias Williams, for a
purse Of $500. These horses are well
known and will no doubt attract all
their old friends Pigeon shooting
match at Il o'clock A. ". A good day I
sport ahead.
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o.rgen Treatmen,.

Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and
all affections Of the respiratory organs
relieved or cured by few treatments
by DR., Freeman's fresh compound oxy-
gen gas, at 225 Fort street, Los Angeles.
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DIR. Robbins has re iuced the price of
his celebrated electric. Turkish, Rus
sian. sulphur and vapor baths to 81 q
bath. or 9 tickets for IS.
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The said lots are on the easterly side OF
Philadelphia street and fronting thereon.
w. ", RObIfaON.
Clerk OF The Council
Los Angeles, February 70. 1855. iehisss
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Auction Sale Of oity Lots.


There will be sale at auction on the 2lth
day OF February, 1856, at IL o'clock A. n, In
front OF the once OF the Clerk Of the Counl
cil. - North Spring street, the following
city lots, via:
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At half.paat four the jury came into
Court and rendered the verdict. 1t was
unanimous, and awarded the plaintiff
damages in the sum of SIS, 600.
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Our New SQuirrtl and Gopher EIlsralliiur.
EARMuxs.

Heretofore have paid prices for tncse Extsr-
mtnators 20 cover agenfs' commissions. etc.
10 sgents' prices and give the farmers the
benefit. Send direct 10 the manufacturers
and get them. We wiz send you our Patent
Exierminator e. o y. BY cypress. OF ~
about poundA These Exterminafors we
guarantee 20 give satisfaction. No agents
wanted. Address q. y. Browne, NO.
- south spring st-. los angelica.
Cal. isn5tf
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Gentlemen Of he Jury i, This il an
action brought by the plaintiff, Misa
Louise G. Perkins, hgsinst the defend
ant. Mr.. Il. j. Baldwin, 10 recover the
sup. Of $500, 900 AZ dan ages for alleged
breach Of promise Of marriage.
The complaint GLAZING that op or about
the 18th day OF April, 1889, she was in
all respects qualified to enter into such
contract Of marriage, and on or about
| that time received proposal or offer Of
marriage from the defendant, which che
| then and there accepted.
That the defendant, In violation Of
! said CONTRACT, and without her consent
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-02-20

They say they will defend this man.
They cannot do It. This man Blackley
Is branded a. traitor. The man who
glides like . serpent TO the side Of G girl
and wins her confidence and then be-
trays her, have no use for him--throw
him into the same cesspool where Ike
Harris and Cawelti shall wriggle forever!
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They have offered Us reward 10
prove Baldwin paid out money. II Is q
hard thing. We have shown good
deal Of smoke and we think there is a
presumption Of fire. The fact that
Hughes clAppsd his hand on Nj. pocket
aud the assertion that be said Il be were
4 witness be would be in easy circum-
stances, the attorney thought went far
70 establish the fact. The Earpss old
and young, take good deal OF interest
ia it. Take the old man az he is. He
was getting up ball, he says; his wife
was going; he did not because be found
out what II was when he went to sell
tickets; no had been there before; he
had drank there; he had seen these
peoplei yet he did not know until he
went to sell tickets, The shooting
scrape aud the throwing Of the water,
with the peculiarly nasty words used,
were only sworn TO by Virgil Earp. The
old carp, the virtuons Earp. knew Of
ali this; yet he was eoina
10 take his wife there after
this. This old man Is The
only one who would swear that thi,
woman had the reputation Of being 0
prostitute. Now put them all up and
| from what you saw. Il they all swors IN
row, what would you believed Il. ali
Then We have Canpbell. Heknsw thai
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girl. Much Is said OF sympathy In this.
Human nature is so constituted that
sympathy is seldom thrown away. When
she Il Ia store he comes to her and en-
tees her to meeting. Why did he
throw that note in the roady Why did
he not go to the house2 Why doe1 he
90 see her about It year afters /
viii bring officer Carey here now, and II
he does mot confirm All the girl said
you may give verdict for the defense.
(Carrolfs testimony was here torn UP by
the counsel. Gentlemen, when p. J..
Baldwin took this girl to his homo she
was young and pure girl. When she
comes before you she comes as dis
carded woman. He goes round the
world and laughs about these things
She has lost all. You cannot restore
the maiden blush TO her cheek, She is
debarred from making living. Women
turn away from her. A merchant can
not employ her, because his lady Gus
toners will not come where she ia. She
might be put in q place of competenoy.
You cannot lift her like Omnipotencs
did the Magdalen, but you can put her
in place out Of the way OF want.
Shall you turn her out branded as 0
ms, r. W.. :, to drift along % the grave a
1t was hard TO keep near Mr.. Whit'
always while speaking. It was utterl,
impossible to follow him in long. hant
near the close, 50 rapidly does he speak
He closed at ten minutes before noon
having spoke in all . little over thrc'
hours.
At ten minutes before noon . recess o
few minutes was taken aud then tn
Court proceeded TO Instruct the jury
At noon exactly the Court began to res'
the instructions. 1t was twenty minute
past ~ o'clock when the charge to tn
jury closed and the case went to tn
jury.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
The Danger of kissing.
Medical Record.


The custom of kissing has been con-
denned by the wise and frowned upon by
thu religious, but has managed to thrive
depite it all, and is still loves great ar
titery and best ally. Why tsctile sensa-
tibns from limited labial surface have
| bten found SO very agreeable, and why
| they should have contributed So much to
tie poetry and pairing of the human race,
ale questions quite worthy OF full discus
son. kissing, we are told, began with
the birds ana reaches It's most perfect
evolution in man. 1t has long history,
therefore, and may well be considered a
permanent feature in human society
solacing grief, increasing joys, promoting
wedding engagements, and furnishing a
permanent source of inspiration for the
artist.
But an enemy to the kiss has appeared
in Washington. ID. c., in the person OF
DR. Samuel S. Adams, who devotes seven
columns of the "Journal of the American
Medical Association" to exposing the
changers of kissing" EVERYTHING has its
dark side. The dark side of kissing, as
viewed by DR.. Adams, Is both moral and
physical. Among women and between
children and adults IL has degenerated
AAtR Oh ihNlhNDlOg uuN tOlu-
monplace salutauon, when 1t should be
reserved only as an index Of affectlonate
feeling But the weight Of the Doctors
argument Is expended in showing the pos
sible evils which come from the promis-
cuous kissing of babies and children by
adults. tuberculosis, diptheria, lnfec-
tiops fevers-all are possible on actual
results of kissing. A veritable instance
is cited in which the drum OF the ear was
ruptured by a kiss applied to the external
anricular appendagel A kiss of such sue
ton force reminds one of Benedick's,
which had "such clamorous smack that,
ut the parting, all the church did echo.n
Although we may not realize as he does
the widespread and indemic character of
the kissing habit in Washington, we can
only trust it will prove a safe place for
the international congress.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
TEXAS IN TYPE.
The Drift Of Events IA various Quarters o.
the f.one Star state.


The Drift OF Events m various Quarters OF
the lone Star state.
Lorena went prohibition by l25 for to
. against.
Delinquent tax list OF Cass county for
1855 foots up s5s7.s0.
The Blossom Prairie Dee OF this state
is printed entirely by girls.
In Breckenridge on tho 22d and 23d the
thermometer marked 100 and liz degrees
one arm sold In one day In the
town OF Bartlett goods to the amount Of
sll00.
An enthusiastic crowd greeted the ar
rival Of the first passenger train at Bee
vile on the 18th.
A little child Of Mr.. Tredroe OF Gar
rett's Greek, was recently bitten BY cen
.ipcdc end died 10 few days.
new journal devoted to educational
interests has been started In San Saba,
entitled "rhe Voice OF Educatiou."
John Simmons brought into Weather
ford wagon load Of wheat measuring
220 bushels. II took eight yoke OF oxen
TO pull IL.
The Committee OF one hundred'' in
Comanche county, or some one using
their name, are notifying citizens OF that
county 10 leave.
Mrs. Mary Caller died on the 9TH inst.
at Sabine Pass. She was over eighty
years q age aud there were living at her
death 222 of her lineal descendants.
The Standard company In the Panhan.
die have gathered and started for their
Northern ranch -, 900 head OF cattle, and
viii gather the remnant as soon as pos.
sible.
Judge b. II. Davis and Charles Davis
bof III PAso bought In the state OF Chihua
hua a tract Of land for ranch purposes
extending down the Rio Grande ninety
miles and six miles wide.
G. Spiller was bound over In the sun
OF $1,000 to appear at the October term OF
the federal court at Graham to answer tn,
charge Of having in his possession guam
tity Of fence wire belonging to the Stand
ard Cattle company
Mrs. A. Berls lost her life by an acct
dent at Cummings creek, near Colum.
bus The mules became frightened at
the holes in the bridge and backed the
buggy of, throwing the lady out back
ward and breaking her neck.
An escaped convict, sent up from
Parker county, recently went back volun.
4
Evans. and the wise counsel of father ant
mother strengthened him In his deter
mination to return TO penal servitude
An old negro servant OF the lat,
Gen. Il. o. c. Ord appeared at III,
emancipation celebration at San An
tonic dressed in the full uniform of
maior-general OF the United States army
the same having been a CASTOR suit giyel
him by the general years ago.
"The Staked Plains" published in Mid
land county, says that "the commission
ers' court OF Tom Green county have &C
cepted the proposition OF this county Il
SG30S as our pro rata share of the Ten
{ Green county courthouse and jail debt
70 be paid in the same manner as con
tracted by the mother country, provides
our commissioners court levy on annua
tax equal TO the tax levied by Tom Gree
county for same purpose until indebted
ness is entirely discharged"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
A Good nIan GAINED on By ooId weatheF

Philadelphia Mercury, November 80, 1852.
On Monday next the northern post sets
out from New York in order to perform
his stage but once fortnight, during
the winter quarter. The southern post
changes also, which will cause this paper
70 come ont on Tuesdays during that time
The colds which have infected the north
err colonies have also been troublesome
here, few families having escaped the
same; several have been carried of by the
cold, among whom was David Brinnall,
in the seventy-seyenth year of his age.
He was the first man that had brick
house 10 the city Of Philadelphia, and was
much esteemed for his just and upright
dealing. There goes report here that
the Lord Baltimore and his lady are
arrived in Maryland, but the southern post
being not yet in, the said report vents
confirmation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
MOTHERHOOD.
The CryAtal Palace Mills Going TO water
ing Piaces-Jopling's hotel.
al

The Crystal Palace Milis-Going TO water
ing Piaces-Joplins's hotel.
Special to the Gazette.
WATERFRONT, TEX, June 80.-On the
2sth one OF the largest transfers of prop
erty was made that has been noticed IN
this city for some time. The firms Of A. Il
Starr q Co. and Eddleman & Davis pur.
chased one-half interest in the Crystal
Palace mills. They purchased the entire
interest OF Mr.. Sam II. Mllliken and part
of the interest OF Mr.. j. A. 0chletree. This
mill is one of the largest in Northwest
Texas, and has the strongest backing OF
any institution in Weatherford. II.
M. Kidwel was elected president,
j. A. 0chletree manager, and
w. S. Taut secretary and treasurer.
Weatherford can boast OF the best wheat
market in the state. With the CRYSTAL
Palace and the Carson & Lewis, both
roller mills, with capacity OF 8G5 barrels a
day, and good shipping facilities and an
immense wheat county, that city stands
behind none as wheat and flour market.
The school board to-day elected Prof
G ii. Woodward, recently from North
Branch, Neb., as superintendent OF the
public free schools Of this city. II Is
claimed that the professor came to the
city With first class papers.
Messrs. II. M. Street, Chas. Barnett and
VIM. Barnett, Mrs. u. H. Hunt, Misses
Mary Davis, Lou Angel and Myrtle Long
were elected by the board as teachers for
the school.
Quite number of our citizens are pre-
pairing to spend the summer at the water
lng.plsces in the North. Mr. Chas. Bar
thold, with his wife and daughter. Miss
Carrie, and little son Curtis, left on the
evening train on the 2Sth, for st. Louis.
They will go from there to Cincinnati,
where they will spend some time, then on
TO the lakes IN the Northwest. Messrs A..
+ Starr, w II. Eddleman and Mai. A. II.
Andrews, all accompanied by their fami-
lies, viii leave tomorrow for st. Paul,
Mimi, and will spend the summer at the
prominent lakes and watering places.
Several Others will follow In short
time.
Miss Sallle Kells OF Clifton, Tex, Is in
the city visiting Mrs. w. b. watkins.
Mr.. j. s. Jopling, formerly clerk at the
Carson & Lewis house, this city, has
leased the Skies house, also OF this place,
and opens for business tomorrow. Mr.
Jopling no doubt will give the public sat.
isfaction with his extended experience in
the hotel business, besides the knowledge
OF what the travelling men want, having
been on the road for about twelve years.
He says the drnmmers shall have what
they want TO eat when they stop with him.
The little son, Albert Fielding, Of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. +. Starr died last night at
~ O'Clock aud was buried at O'Clock
this evening. The grief.stricken parents
have the sympathy Of the entire com
munity
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

announcement
IIEuTRN ANT.GOvERNo
We are authorized TO announce Judge y. b.
Wheeler OF ERetldnd county as cno,aaate for
lieutenant governor Of Texas, subject 10 the
action otthe state namocfatie convention.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
we are authorized 70 announce the name OF
Robert u, Wear aU a candidate for tho onioe of
county attorney Of Warrant county NJ the next
election, 10 DO held November, 4. 1850, subject,
however, 90 tho action 81 a Demoei alto connty
convention.
we arc authorized TO announce Robert l..
Carloce ~ 9 candidate for uoNnty attorney AT
the Democratic county convention, 10 be held
IN Fort Worth, July 10, 1856,
We are authorized 20 announce n. p. Ayros
ma candidate for comfy attorney At the oman.
Ing election, suhleet to the action OF tho Demo.
crauc county convention, 10 be held "a Fort
Worth, July 10. 1856
FOR COUNTY JuDGE.
TiIE GAzrrTE IA authorized to announce
Judge sam turmRn q candidate fOr ~. election
90 the onlcc OF courtg Indigo OF TArfaut county,
subject % the action g me county Democratic
convention 10 be held Jnly 10, 1855.
FOR sIiHRIFF.
THE GAZETTE is authorized 10 announce the
name OF w NJ Rea ne candidate Tor the once
Of sberln Of Iarrant county, aubieet to the 40.
ton OF the Democratic convention July IS, 1876.
THE GAZETTE is authorized 10 announce the
| nAmo OF Is. 4 shlpp as q candidate for the
| office OF sharh ~ rdrrant comfy, subject 10
| ne aclon OF the Democratic convention, July
| IS, 1855,
FOR ASSESSOR,
| THE 9AzhrsR is authorized 70 Announce tho
nAmo OH. W. RobintGn az "a candidate ior the
| onico OF nsseaeor Of Tarrant county, subject
! however, TO the action OF the county Dome
| cratic nominating convention.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK
! We are authorized TO announce j NJ, Harris.
Held for 10 election 70 tho onlceof dlstrlct olerk
| OF Varrant county, subject 70 tho action OF the
| Democratic convention, july M, 1853.
| We are authorized TO announces l., u. limbo
| don aa a candidate for the ofioD OF District
i Clerk at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized TO announce J.. Il. Taylor
| Of Arlington for the position OF district CLERK OF
| Iarrant county, subject TO thn action Of the
Democratic county convention, duly 10,
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
| THE GAZETTE rs authorized TO announce
| John =. Swayna u candidate for re- election 10
| the Office Of county clerk OF Tarrsnt county,
| subject TO the action Of the county Democratic
| convention To bo held Jniy 10. 1850
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

Col. w. s. FerlIll, sulphur Springs, |
June II.
June IL.
Mtrs. VIM. Ling, schuienberg, June ia.
Mrs. Mary A. MCinnerny, Houston,
June ~.
Mrs. John Mangan, Tsxarkana, June II.
G. p. Carter, Paris, June 20.
Mrs. Lizzie w. Beauchamp, Ennis,
June 10.
VIM. Shurlin, Ennis, June 10.
Mrs. Lizzie Wells, Collinsvllle, June 20.
Henry IIoenn, Terrell, June 81
Mrs. IL. CT Douglass, WINS Point,
june "a.
II. Ransom, Bethel, June 80.
j. c. Colbert, Independence, June 2l,
Mr. Jake Harris OF Houston, I'll Paso,
June IA.
George NJ. squires, Houston, June IA.
Allen Stephens, Margaret, june O,
Mrs. Foulkner, Weatherford, June l6.
Judge James West, Somervell county,
June 10.
Mary Il. Slsden, Red Oak, June TO-.
Augusta NJ Watt, Del Rio, June II
Mrs. Mamie s. E. Bills, San Antonio,
June Z.
Capt. Alexander Roberts, willow City,
June L..
Mrs. Josie whitworth, stephenyille,
June 10.
Mrs. N. II. Grimm, johnson county,
June l6
John +. Conyess, Corsicana, June o.
Mrs. NJ II. Hampton, Killeen, June 6.
VIM. McCulston, Bremond, June "a.
Mrs. Andrew Haines, Bell county,
June 49,
Epps Poteet, Paris, June 90
Mrs. w. II. Lane, Itasca, June 2i.
Mrs j. c. Owens, wiliord, June 10.
Mrs. IL. II. Aiyord, Harold, June 23.
Mrs Charlie Il. Pringle, Marlin,
June 20.
Mrs. Ellen Clark, San Antonio, June 20
VIM, Wither, Gabriel June %,
f. 7. Cannon, Dallas, June 8,
r. e. Ford, Abilene, June o.
jeremiah Youngblood, Chico, June l.
Mrs. b. f. Blount, Palestine, June Il
j. Fred Junett, Denison, June o.
Mis-. Louise G. Lehman, BRENNAN
June9
George Oatman, Denton, June 10.
Mi. Z. Lohring, Tyler, June ..
b. II. Walker, Tyler, June 8.
Irting White, Oakland, June T.
Mis-. Corrie G.. Renfoo, johnson City
June6.
J.D. Haight, Gainesville, June Q.
Mis-. II. A. Nichols, Maria, June ..
Charles Husley, near Runnels, June .
Thomas Eastman, Marshall, June IL.
Mis-. Malinda Parker, Coleman, June
San McCorkle, Austin, june II.
Mis-. Doreth, Austin, June H.
Temple Moss Bartlett, June 8.
, John w Hackworth, Brennan, June ~
Joe Lansford, Groesbeck, June 7.
Ii Langue, KerrviHe June IL.
Mrs. j. w, Grand, Ward Prairie
> JUMP T.
Mrs, Harriet Hall, Longview, June 6.
, 1.-THE discharge from the bladder i
light colored, and demands frequent at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

In another column of this issue will be
found an entirely new and novel speci-
men Of attractive advertising. II Is one
OF the neatest ever placed IN our paper,
aud we think our readers will be well re-
paid for examining the supposed display
letters in the advertisement Of Prlckly
Ash Bitters
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
A splendid Chnnoa.

A good chance to buy out a well-estab-
lished and good-paying manufacturing
business in growing Western town.
Terms, cash at low figures. The reason
for selling is the present owner wishes
to return TO the old ststes, Address X,
care Postmaster, Margaret, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01
silver Loaf nal,lng Powdsr

Never fails when the directions are fol-
lowed, hence there is never word Of
complaint heard against 1t. The mex
perienced cook Is able TO make az good
bread with 1t as the professional baker,
BILE when the directions are followed. A
dispensable to all well-reguluted house
holds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-01

The city Of Waco designs 10 erect q central
public free school building ata coat OF between
3l6,000 and $4,000. Sealed bids for the work
VIII be received until the 10th day Of July next.
BIDS may be made for the entire building com.
plcte, or separnta bids VIII be entertained for
different pafta Of the work
Plans and 6pecincati M may be seen 81 the
office o. Cook & Manning, architects No. li7
South Fourth street, after the Let day OF July,
Tie privilege Is reserved Of rejecting any or
all bids. ,. w sPEIOnr
Chairman Of Public Free School Committee.
WACO. juno 10. 1895.