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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

Las 6nicas preocupaciones de
Alemania han tenido en- estos dias
un caracter retrospective. La pu.
blicaci6n de las memorials de Fe-
derico Ill, mas 8 m6nos aut6udi-
cas-, moyi6 gran ruido; hubi6rase
creido que de esa publicaci6n iban
& surgir Yevelaciones que Gambia.
Hian la faz del mundo; de tai
suerte Sc habia apasionado IL OPT.
ni6n de las gentes esta publica-
ci6n 20 ac0gi6 CON 10 mayor avid6z,
perO sea que efectivamente pueda
dar lugar & &revelaciones graves pa.
"a el inter6s general dc los pue
bios, sea que no produEcan otras
que las de actos dc inter6s priva-
do, 81 caso es que el Gobierno ale
man Ia ha prohibido y Ia persigne
con el mayor rigOr. A las memorials
del difuntO Emperadof ha sucedi-
do el libro del Df. Mackenzie 30.
bre la enfermedad que le ha con-
ducidoal sepulcro. ri Doctor ing 'es
aflrma que sin Ia intervention de
los M6dicos alemanes, Federico
III hubiera podidu vivir diez mo-
ses mas, y estos sostienen que ain
la asistencia del M6dico ingl6s, IL
curaci6n habria llegado & ser com.
pleta. Asunto es este que % dis
cute va muy tarde para oil enfer-
mo, y muy in6tilmente On 10 que
concierne q Ia ciencia, que no sa
cara NADIA en- claro oe semejante
discussion. Mas como quicra que
& trav6s dc estas cuestiones, al pa
recer puramente cicntihcas, - vis-
lumbran otras que pertenocen {
otro g6nero, la publicaci6n Do cate
Hbro % ha pr0hibido tAmbit0.
El Emperador Guillermo II ter.
nina p0r el momento sus viaje.,
que no han ofrecido mks carAcler
especial que el do visitas dc anils.
tad y cortesia & tres SOberanos.
So recibimlento en- Austria y en-
Italia ha sido caluroso on las co.
Eeras del Gobieino } trio por parte
de los pueblos. Dada Il alianSa
ofensiva y defensive que existe On.
tre los tres Estados, este viaje nc
tenia ninguna Specification politl.
ca. En cuanto & ls vista del Em
perador Guillermo al Papa Le6u
Kill, tampoco pucde atrlbuirsels
Ia alta importancia que mucho,
han querido daFle. No puede vcs.
SO en- este acto mas que una prue.
be de respetuosa deferencia del
Emperador, luterano, do Alema.
mia, luterana en- gran partA hAcis
el Soberano espiritual del 6rbe @.
t6hCo. De todos modoA, no. .careos
De importanciA , signi6cacl6a,
pues q dedicas n Hema 4 Hnpe'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
MPRENTA Y LIBERIA.
DE JOSE GONZALEZ Y FONT.
-21 FoRTALRzA 81

Esta casa editorial sup'iea 4 sus
corresponsales lie dirjan con an
ticipacion oonveniente los pedidos
de las difercntea classes de alma
naques que deseen 20 les sepasen,
para QUO no snfran d Ultima bora
rctraso ca el envlo. l35
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
.u MAESTRO DE hslEs

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- = aznas sxasss sssAsssNAa -
xsv Tea - = tnssmn -
Amwv hmaassw I 49,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
lArn LII IlhialalM

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.gsssss,sss 81 sssssilss.a gsssaa ~ s.sl
So Assssssssz - 8saMess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
AvISOS.

FL vapor aIeman "Teutonla"
que sali6 de este puerto el dfa 20
de Octubre, ha llegado felizmente
al Canal de la Mancha el IA del Co
rriente mes.
Consignatarios: Mullenhoff q
Korber.
vap. esp. "cludad de santander"
Sali6 de Cadiz el dia 10 del CO.
rriente, con destino &esta Isla. Con.
signatarios, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
vap. esp. "Mleuel M. PlnlHos'
Segdn NOS informa la casa cousignatA
ria, dicho vapor saldr& de este puerto del
26 al % del corriente para los de Santan-
der, Cadiz, Malaga y Barcelona, para Gu.
yos puertos admite carga y pasajeros, co.
mo igualmente para G6novay Marsella,
con trasbordo en- el ditimo puerto citadO.
Ell vapor San Juan en- su viaie del @
Irecogera Ia carga que ha de trasbordarso
al expresado trasatl6ntico, con degtino &
todos los puertos mencionados.
Para mas pormenores, dirigirse { sus
consignAtarios, FortaleEa 81. Sueesorea
de G. G. Saenz y c.
vapor "san JUAN"
saldra 81 dia % por via Oeste, ad-
mite carga y pasajeros para todo
los puertos de su ruta.
Los Consignatarios, vijande e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

~. 10 sassssss asasA~ssa - s.sss s.ss.assa
mssas@ - sSlss@ sss4s.aasaasssa ~ = ssss.sa.
- sttas ~ses@@ s4s - assssss ssasss4s -
il =. esss.sss.. ss..ssss ~ a4asas4 = s~saa,sfis
u 1sssss.@%a.s ass - - aassga ssa sa.asa4sana
.s.+ sessss .~-sl~e. .@zssaw sss~a. : sssmNsu
ss.s.ss ssEslssssssssaA
- asssa N4asssssAs
aasnNsA esss.
Amssss& = ssmsns - J. zans2. = .sm 80.
l~as. senaN s..ss - - sas sEnsa 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
GACETILLAS.

Lotsria Provincial.-Hs squi los
u1me o. que resultaron agraciados
con los premios mayores en- el sor-
teo celebrado hoy:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
REVISTA COMERCIAL
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

rriente. Hacienda, sin
existencia.
Cueros.-Los precios rigen de 50 a
II los dulces, segun clase
y tamano, y los salados
SO.
Ron. - Segdn las 6ltimas ventas,
podemos cotizsr al rede.
dor de 5000 gallon, segdn
prueba.
PREOIOS DE MADERAS.
Tabla pichipen. a $40 millar.
Cuartones i'd. & $38 i'd.
Pine americana. a $40 i'd.
Id. id. desdoblado q $45 i'd.
mas 25lOO por ell desdoble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
coTl1AcloNss De pAptL DEL ESrAno.

Billetes del Tesoro sin premiar, cu-
pon corriente de. ....... 6Slss
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, II
sOrteO. .................... 7OI7l
llsorteo. ..-.......................7 ~ 7st7s
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, l2
sorteo. ...............-.......-. s2Iss
Cupones ndmeros % al % de 2lo go can.
tidades iguales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

CaUOr dulil0rmO Su pflu0ra VlSItd
de gala al Papa, yendo al Vatica.
no en- sus carruajes propios Y des.
de la legaci6n de Prussia, es I'm &C.
to por el que ha reconocido on
Leon XIII un Soberano reinante
de hecho y de derecho.
Sc habia hablado mucho POGO
hace de un tratado secreto entire
B6lgica Y Alemania, & fin de dejar
aquel pals ell paso libre a los ej6r-
citos de 6sta, en- case de guerra con
Francia, q despech0 de los tratados
lie neutralidad. E,tos rumores SOD
completamente falsos Y no han to.
dido jamAs otro fundamento que
ell dese0 de dar noticias alarmantes,
que desgraciadamente abrigsn al
guuos NAL intenciOnados 6 dema-
siado cl6dulos.
AhOra az la violaci6n del terri
torlo Salzo, Gu case de guerra en-
tire Fraucia y Alemania. 10 que for
ma el asunto de las preocupaciO-
mes, en- Suiza sobre todo. No serla
dificil que este llegase 8 suceder,
pero la Confederaci6n Helvetica
esta hrmemente resuelta a no de-
jarse atropellar impunemente, y
es do Greer que tanto Italia como
Alemania refexionen antes de po-
nerse en- marcha.
I'm caanto a Francia, POGO hay
que decir. Las Camaras han en-
pezado su session extraordinaria de
otoio. El Ministerio ha presen-
tado IN proyecto de revision de
las Leyes Oonstitucionales, que ha
pasadOa a la Oomisi6n encargada del
estudio de otros varios proyectos
presentados, con igual objeto y de
los cuales cada uno esta redactadO
en- un sistema opuesto & los demas
Y encierra aspiraciones diferentes.
Como la Camara tiene que dis
cutir los presupuestos para ell ailo
1889, que han de empezar a regir
en- II de Enero, y antes los ha de
iiscutir a su vez ell Senado, no le
quedara tempo de ocuparse de las
Leyes Oonstitucionales en- 10 que
va de afio; 10 cual sera una gran
ventaja para el pals, que en- estos
dos ditimos meses necesita mucha
tranquilidad, 81 los negocios conner
ciales, que en- ellos Sc multiplican,
particularmente en- ciertos ramos
del comercio, con motive de la en-
trada del invierno, salida = entra-
da de afio, han de ser tan pr6spe.
ros Y lucrativos como es menester.
La discussion del presupuesto
suele dar lugar a sesiones tempes.
tuosas, y mas la de todolo que Sc re-
f1ere 4 las instituciones polflicas,
one tiene que ser origin de esas lu-
chas apasionadas en- las que ell espf-
ritu y el inteI6s de partido ahogan
4 veces Ia VOC de la raz6n y pertur-
bau 10, animos en- grau manera
Y este es tanto mas de temer, GUAM
to que todos los partidos poIiticos,
y conservadores, es-
tan dividldos y subdivididos en- j
fraccioDes que SO hacen una guerra
encarnizada, sin que todos los es-
fuerzos de los hombres mas nota-
bles consigan Ia ca'ma, para llegar
& transacciones hOnrosas y conve-
nientes. Solamente en- ei case de
una nueva Oamara podran quizas
tratarse estos asuntOs con aIguna
mayor templanza mas adn asi, las
pr6ximas elecclones generates que
SO hagan en Oetubre, su fecha ma
tural, va Sc anticipa que prometeo
ser re6idas en- demasis.
E. Contamine dc Latour,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

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ssasa 40. asssAs Ha3s saa4ss a.s#as 80
~ sasssAHAas "a sA e1@msss sw&Aa
s@as ~ sss sa ssasaEasas. Aaass ia - asa
sNsssss 4s rs AAassssss : ssssssssass Z assssas
a. Ass nsssa - As A.ssa gwMAaks -
s,asssas sssssaiassE
1a ass 'a=4s sssas ~ - gassaas sssa.
Gs@s . aasA
aAassasa 80 ssasssssas sac sSse O. sass
asas sa'a sssAsiks asass gaas 80 9a4a1s.
sssssa asSN $50 sssssa
Aasssasssssss A6st nasa Is as II 10
sAs tnsa~a 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

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tAkSs xsossx0
ANAt.t.A. -@ usnsekA4s A&.aaaasa
ssasaaa -- IsNsM4s &s M.aaass > aAs
sses.se@sAAv.-~ - @as Sc AEasssssA.sza IA
Vi 3sasasa sz.~ Fk6nasa Nssssa q ~~
1se@ ssss@snsS@ "a asA1esass@ .~
Mas - TAmss Asasa su~ - ssaa.
assa nemssaAsss - A3AxkAas - -.
pssxxAs AanskaxGraaae1 xsemaa1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.

ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Ninguna.
SALIDAS DE TRAvESfA.
Vap. ing. 'Tyrian," cap. A. Haig,
para Ponce con resto de carga.
SALIDAS DE OABOTAJE.
Col. esp. Providencia," capi-
tan Llad6, para Arecibo.
DESPACHADOS
Col. espanola "Bor1nquen," pa
"a Aguadilla.
Col: esp. "Coraz6n de Maria, |"
para Manatf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
SANTORAL.

NJ ercoles, Fl. La Presentation
DE- N .estra s noia, Santos Ruff
' E,teban, martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
HASTA 10000 PESOS.

Sc desra eo.ocar 4 IN interSs
modieo, co una q vaEias hipoieea-
-obru dneas de essA Capital. To-
f1rmarkn. Crisao. s-altoa. l2s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

Csysy, Novismhrs, l2 Dc lseS.
Es. d.
May Sc. INFO:
Tsego sl ssniimisnto de pasticipaf
4 v. eI f.llscimianso del que fuG mi
so<io, d. rrancisco Garfido q. r.. 4. J
Al psopio tempo, dsbo Ggnia.
earle b disolnci6n Dc b socisdsd
Foass , Garrido. pof eompra qus hics
q todss lss psFtsnsnciss del soeio,
ssrihs sxpfsssdo, segan sacsitan clor.
EsAa Anss sl Notario d CaGimiro 10.
nleA qeadAndo pof eoaiguients b
lsqaiaaessa Dc los eftditos Dc 10 sxtia-
gasas easa 4 cargo Do b nnsva, qns
- as1seasG . los mismos negocioa qas
sssSslay gtnrA halo mi solo nomhrs.
Al rnEss ! v. - sirsa touas nota
ts nj E9ma sssAmrsda al pit Do b
sssssase, ha Dc sgndeefls ms dis-
essss b misnA eos6snsa qaa 8 mis
aesnerecfea.
Ne sawssho eoa 10 mis- distinguida
seesssrs<i6a d. v. sEno. s. 8.
o.B.RM.
H<nSa Feais.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
GACETA DE HOY.

GA@GI ~ 06 7SUs
Reglamento para los Cuerpol
de VoIuutarios de esta Isla.
Real Decreto, Iustr ucci6n y R
O. de que Sc habla en- otra parte
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

Los Sres. MIllenhof y Korber ofrecen
hoy giros pagader0s On orc al valor do
Espana, como sigue:
Londres. -. 80 dias vista & 5.lO.
Paris. ...-... 8 /" APPS premio
Nueva-York " a5p.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
Deuda antigua de--.......... 2st2s

Acciones del Credito Mercantil
de..-..............-... $500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

U~.s q. Nsssa.s@ "a xa.asNs 4. Nsasess - 90.
II I. s~.sss~a esa.km~ q ssa@tsm - - -
sEfA - kmA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21

rador Gaillermo su pYimera vista
de gala al Papa, yendo al Vatica-
no en- sus carruajes propios Y des-
de la legaci6n de Prussia, es I'm ac-
to por el que ha reconOcido en-
Leon XIII un Soberano reinante
de hecho y de derecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-21
CIRCULAR.

Csysy, Novismhrs, II Dc lsss.
ST.. d.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
AFRICAN TROUBLES.
Frances Proposition to Join the Block
ade Rejccted-The Zanzibaris.

Frances Proposition to Join the Block
ade Rejccted-The Zanzibaris.
BRUssELs,l Nov. "a In accordance with
the governments request, the authorities Of
the Congo state have published the regula-
tions under which Zanzibaris are enlisted.
These regulations show that entire freedom
of contract is given to the natives. The sui
tan continues Ill, and is unable to issue
proclamation announcing the blockade 1t
IS now arranged that Germany blockades the
southern coast and England. t1e northern
coast
British missionaries report that an intense
anti-German feeling exists far inland
LONDON, Nov. 27-The Standards Berlin
correspondent says: "The government has
rejected Frances proposal to join the block
ade of east Africa, on the condition that
slave dhows and dealers under the French
flag seizsd by other powers be handed over
to France for punishment"
The Enlin relief committee has passed a
resolution severing all connection between
the committee and East Africa company.
1t is expected that the company viii ask the
reichstag for loan of 100000 marks at
81 per cent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
NIRs. RussELL nARnIsoN.
The Beautiful Wife of the President
Fleets Only Som

Elects Only Son.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-It is exciting some
surprise here that among all the newspaper
comments upon and descriptions of the ma
tronly attractions of Mrs Harrison and the
more youthful charms of Mrs Mckee, SO
little should be said of the real beauty of the
family. Mrs. Russell Harrison, tho wife of
the only son of the president elect, is re-
mar1ably beautiful
II have not seen her for several years"
said well known society lady, "and some
blondes break very early, but SO young and
blooming specimen OF blonde beauty as
Miss Saunders was when she became Mrs.
Russell Harrison could hardly have lost all
her freshness in few years.
1T isa frequent comment among old Wash
ington hahitues when a new beauty appears
from the west, Every pretty, but 50 west
ern" No one ever said this of Miss Saun-
ders. Though she was very young, she had
the perfect quiet repose of manner which
sometimes comes very early to beautiful
girl who has always had to look unconscious
that she was being stared at
"The family lived at the Riggs house while
they were i'll Washington, but the unavoid-
able publicity of hotel life did not rob this
girl of her quiet charm as it does 50 many
girls She always dressed and acted with
good taste. A good many people were sur
prised when she accepted Russell Harrison,
who is a perfectly unexceptionable young
man, well bred and well dressed, but far
from interesting OH assure you an ex-
ecutive mansion that has been graced by Miss
Harriet Lane, Mrs Fred Grant and Mrs
Cleveland win not need to be ashamed OF
the younger Mrs Harrison
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
POSNERS .

Ladies IFe acaat your
trade. II yoat are situated
so that you can come to tie
city and deal acith as IN
person, Goso. II not, send
as your orders. IFe prom
use TO not only treatyou aoeli,
Bat TO ser0e you aofH-fo seU
you The best goods tor the
least money, and TO make
e0ery sale gice lie fullest
satisfaction. Remember
MGt oar store Is the only one
Of its kind in the aohole
South. 1t cooers a sap sqf-
cidl ara Of 81 acres iR tie
aggregate, has 80, 0G0 squdre
feet Of SaleSrooaa, and as de-
cote i to go distinct and sep
drote departaatqatS. You
can ask uS. for anything yom
Want, IN any line Of goods
SOFA tW ufty Wtd1HeL, UJtI UG
sure cf getting ii 10 in
dtce you TO trade qoih as,
zoe agree 10 send all par
chdSes Of So and ooer 10 dny
point aoithiR 200 miles Of
Baltimore free ef all trans.
p0Ttdti0D charges. AIs0,
zee aoiU chee77uUy sen ! sam
pleS and prices Of goods
aohee requested, address
PoSner Bros, 215, PIT, 219
Lexington ST., Baltimore,
Nd. n5s2m
. . $ N E E 9 ,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
ANARCHIST SCHOOLS.
To Teach Children That the Haymarlxek
Conspirators Were Martyrs.

NOhSplf1lOfs were martyrs
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.--The executive com
mittee Of the newly organized Anarchist
arbeiter bund has issued circular calling a
large mass meeting next Sunday for the pur-
pose of devising means by which to found
Anarchist schools for children throughout
the city. The circular has been freely dis
tributed
1t invites all Anarchists to investigate the
society's Sunday schools, of which there are
six in Chicago, each located in the rear or in
the basement Of saloons. One Of the schools.
in the back room Of Rachau Brothers saloon
at lincoln avenue and Halsted street.
was found to contain l20 children.
ranging from to II years OF age.
seated on long benches, listening intentIy to
what a;teacher was explaining to them about
Johann Most. The teacher told the children
that Spies and Parsons had been murdered
by the capitalists, and referred to the dead
anarchists as martyrs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
TINES EXPENSES.
The Plan of a Government Fund to
Pay Them.
IT rs BITTERLY OPPOSED.
If the Matter Is brought UP I'm Pariia-
ment 1t win surely PrecIpitatc De-
bate Which win he Disagree
able 20 Anti-rarnellitcs.

NEW YoRK, Nov. e7.--A dispatch from
London says:
The report which obtained currency on
Saturday and was generally prevalent Sum
day that the government seriously conten-
plated asking parliament for special grant
to indemnify The Times for the expense
to which it has been subjected through
the inquiry before the Parnell commission and
the outlay yet to be made by reason of those
proceedings has raised a'tremendous howl OF
opposition. Not long ago The Times itself, as
well as The Standard and other Troy papers,
inveighed against the collection of a fund in
America and Great Britain for the purpose
of defraying the expenses of the Parnellites
in connection with the inquiry, hut it is not
apparent that there is any disposition on the
part of those papers to discourage draft
upon the imperial exchange for the benefit
of themselves or the political party they up
hold.
Perhaps the report is not based upon any
serious intention to ask for the grant mem
toned, but the best information obtainable
IS to the effect that the rumor is well founded
and that at the proper time man sufficiently
lost TO all sense of decency and fairness to
make the proposal in the house will be found.
In view of the remarkable exhibitions Of
partisan bias to which the justices compos-
ing the commission have treated the public,
the governments effrontery in asking the
country to pay the expenses of private indi-
viduals in defending themselves against
charges of gratuitously calumniating per-
sons with whom they disagreed politically
will neither be surprising or cut of keeping
with every stage of the proceedings thus far.
1t is hardly necessary TO say however, that
the discussion Of "A motion of the character
indicated in the house OF commons would
precipitate debate whose ramifications
would embrace matters decidedly unpleasant
for many members of the government TO
have raked up, and the resolution of Mr.
Gladstone to absent himself from the house
during the remainder of the session would
unquestionably be rescinded. The Parnell-
ties are on the qui vive for the motion, and
would welcome the opportunity which its in-
PRODUCTION would afford to manufacture
party capital AMI pay Off old scores.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
Panic in n Hotel.

JERSEY City, Nov. %7.-The guests of Tay-
lor's hotel in this city were thrown into a
panic early in the morning by an alarm of
fire. The flames We're discovered In the
kitchen, where a defective heater had set fire
to the woodwork The fire gained rapidly,
and soon the entire kitchen was in blaze
while smoke filled the main corridor Of the
hotel and the rassageways leading to the
Sleeping apartments. The cry of fire was
raised and the guests awakened. They
strcamed from their rooms in a panic
stricken state but all reached the street in
safety. The firemen soon subdued the fire,
aud the loss will not exceed S. 50OO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
The Corean NIlnister.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27.-The Corean
minister and his suite have arrived here from
Washington en- route to his home. He is seri-
ously i'll and confined to bed There is no one
here who can converse with the party, as the
American who acted as interpreter to the
minister remained in Washington. Besides
his physical ailments the minister is said to-
worry over the removal Of Judge Denny
from his post of adviser to the king Of Corea
and the possibilities of a change in his own
prospects ON his arrival at home
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
ANNAPOLIS. MD. TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 81 1885,

The latte. meantime had retired within the
friendly walls e South e0l,cgA They tore
up flagstones. psllel blinds of the windows
and hauled gt furniture from their rooms.
thus effectgasiy harricading tha entrances to
the building Al the lights We're put out.
and the old building was as silent as a tomb.
The students gathered On the top story. after
getting together all the arms they could law
hands on There they awaited tlevc!op-
ments, determined ct least to sell their lives
dearly
The mob attempted to fire eff the guns. A
howl Of disappointment arose when they dis
covered that Chief Bissell's strategy had de-
prived them OF their prey. Then they rushed
on the building ana tried TO storm the barri-
sades, but to no purpose.
BY this time the mayor of the town had
er:sen from his couch, robed his official per-
son properly and arrived ON the scene of sc.
ton. He mounted one of the spiked guns.
read the riot act to the mob and bade them
disperse, pr omising them that justice should
be unsparingly dealt TO the man who did tho
killing. A heavy rain began 10 fall and
finally the mob broke UP. For many days
after that popular excitement ran high and
there were many threatened rows, but moth
ing serious occurred
The man who was killed was a bartender
named Patrick O'Neil. He had been a ring
leader of the mob on Thursday and Friday
nights The student who killed him was
never arrested, and his name is not gener-
ally known. Many do know it, however
The man has since gained considerable
reputation in this country, and if his name
We're published here, it would be recognized
by large proportion of the readers of this
paper
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
Awaitlng ava OpportunItr.

OTTAWA, Nov. PA large number of
Chinese landed at Vancouver, B. G., during
October, and the inference is that their OBJ
jective point is the United States That two
thirds of them will reach the states is, owing
to the unprotected state of the boundary
line, believed to be a certainty. It is be-
lieved that during the coming session of
parliament the government viii enact legis-
lation restricting Chinese immigration
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-27
Robbed and srurIere.I.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 27.-An un-
known man shot and instantly killed Frank
E. Rich, farmer, 30 years Of age. with
whom he was riding, about two miles from
Royalton, Morrison county. The murderer
robbed Rich of $50, took his team and fed.
He came through this city after dark. on
GERS are in pursuit and great excitement
y,ravaiis