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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05
9ACETA DE HOY.

Real o den, Real Decreto y
disposition de este Gobierno Ge.
neral sobre marcAs de fabrica dc
-omercio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

E Casino Espaiiol de Ia Haba
ma h, girado tres mil pesos mas
ron destino d los inundados de
Mejico.
Maestro APPLAUSE rsiterado a la
PATIO lea Sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

| 3. Sinfonia de la "Medalla d,
oro."
4. Duo de Tiple y Baritone d.
"El JuramentO."
5. MelOdia.
| 6 Mazurka " Espadas, Mala J
BastOs."
z DANA.
Viruela -Sgun FL Popular" dt
Ponce, la viruela esta hacienda es-
TRACES en- el barrio de Ia Oantera
dc aquella Jurisdiction.
iA!erts, pues, en- esta Capital,
que tan tristes recuerdos guarda de-
la viruela; Y que ell p1blicO no eche
on Olvido Ia vacuna!
No vayamos q peasar on Santa
Barbara cuando truene.
Antes, antes
;DeScanse en- PAIL Enlutada
taUeta nos anuncia haber fAllecido
en- Ponce, con la edificaci6n del
justo, la digna y virtuosa sonora
dOfla Encarnaci6n Oaballero y Oh
vera de Nieto Y Gallo, para cuys
alma deseamos la eterna bienaven-
turanza.
Enviando q SUI figido vindo Y
demas deudos nuestro sentido Pc
same.
La csbellera de las hermosas
mujeres orientales tiene fama en-
toda la redondez del globo por gu
belleza, flexibilidad, profusi6n brillo
Y perfume. Y todas estas cualida-
des pu den obtenerse faciImente
con ell uso constante del sfamado
T6nico Oriental para ell Cabello, la
mas exquisite de las preparedness
de tocador para el anmento, con-
servaci6n, suavidad, limpieza y en-
bellecimiento del pelo. Solo la
calvicie de la senectud resiste a su
poderosa acci6n.
Llamamos la atenci6n hacia la
carta siguiente:
Sres. Scott 81 Bowne, New York,
Muy senores mfos: Me complace
mucho hacer constar por la presen-
te que los mejores medicos de Ia
Habsna hacen grandes elogios de
la Emulsion do Scott, prescribien
dola constantemeute a sus enfer-
mos, debi6ndose q este ell immense
Y cada dia creciente consume que
viene alcanzaudo. Es ell medica-
mento de patente que mas Sc ven-
de en- la actualidad.
Soy de Vdes. con la mayor con
sideraci6n 8. 8. Q. B. s. M.
Jose Sara.
El Sedlitz Chante I'D, que tiene
fama universal, rs un purgativO So
40, refrescante, de un sabor agra
dsble Y de una etiracia cierta para
combatir la constipation; su EN-
pleo diario rs Iul . los gotosos y
reumaticos, las personas de
On temperamento sanguineo, a s
congestiones cerebrales, a los YER
tigos, jaquecas, y hemorroides, y a
los embarazos gastricOs. Es POI
excelencia ell purgativo mas suave
para las senoras y los nifOs.
Para evltar el peligro de las fall
sificaciones del Sedlits, : de los me-
dicamentos dosimetricos, de- cual
II. Chdnteaud es el tinico prepara-
dor, exijdse sobre la etiqueta el
nombre del autor.
Burggraere- Chanteaud.
Cigarrillos "La Corona. Son
iucomparables su aroma exqui-
sito; su elaboration sin rival.
kQue fumador de gusto no los ga
borea Y admirs 7
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de @, G..
Saenz y Ca.
0tra veg los Cigarrillos de La
Oorona."-Corona, y de oro tiuo,
mereceA sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el colmo de Ia deli
cla y de Ia mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. dc G. G..
Saenz y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Honor q Ia Guardia Civil
DI Diario del II del proximo
pasadt:
cen ell Boletin Ofcial de 10 Guar
dia Civil de esta Isia nemos visto one
ell Excmc. Sr. Capitan General, Direc.
tor Genera, del Ouerpo, enterado de los
importantes servicios lievados . csbc
en- la persecution, captura y muerte de
varios c!iminales por los indivi inot
qne D continuation sc expressp, hs dis.
puesto que Sc Les regalen los objetos
que se indicsn, los cuales rscibirAn los
sgrscisdos de mano del senior primer
lefe de 50 comsudsncia
Ha6ana guardiA segundo Manuel
Romero MorciIlo, un rsloJ de ORC.
Mata 'sas sa'gento segundo Ber'
nsrdo B4rquero TorsDs,, IN reloJ d.
orc, guardias seguudos Miguel Llant
GonzA'ez = Enrique Garcia GArciAnt
I'm reloj de plata q cada uuo.
Sancti Spiritxs cAbo primero Eide
ContrerAs T-Isds, IN reloj de orc.
Puerto Principe guardia segundc
Miguel Peg Domiuguez, IN reloj d.
,iats, y guardias segundos Antonio
Rujz Msnzsnero y Antonio Concomes
IN cubierto de plata d cada nno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Pueblos de la provineia que
han satisfecho las obligaeiones
lel Magisterio en- el - ,rimestre
del ejercieio prdximo Pasado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Ha fallecido en- la Habana Ia
Exrma. Sra. D: Catalina Chac6p
Y Calvo, Marquesa viuda de Casa
Calder6n:
ezra Ia difanta { dice un colega }
una de las damAs de Ia sociedad habs-
oers MAS respetables por sus virtudes,
mas ilustres por So sscendencis, y mas
queridAs por los sentimientos caritati-
vos y cristianos que Ia adornaban.
Desde ell fallecimiento de su digno &
ilustre esposo el Sr. Marques de Casa
Oalder6n. ocurrido hsce ma, de caatro
stios, la Sra. Marquesa viuda venia su-
frieudo 10 enfsrmedad que 10 ha lie.
vado al sepulcro, ArrebatAndola al amor
de So familia y al consuelo de los me-
nestercsos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Sc ha emhafeadO para Il Psals
sula 81 sr d. Lei. Aleass Marta.
| Qobs,hadss cIVn ass h ats
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Preciosos tomos e1 IL" y 4', elegan-
temsnte eacasdernados en- tela, con
plsnchas = cortes dorAdos:
SANDEAU. .-Marisns.
j ISAACS.-Mari4.
M. COTIN.-M stiidr, 2 mos.
AGUIRRE Y ROSALES.-Virgi-
nia.
REGINA NJ. RO He oscar y
Amanda, tomn1.
j. RUIZ.-Historiade Santa Isabel.
F. COOPER. - D. Mercedes de
Castillo.
Pillar S1NUES.-Hja, esposs y
msdre.
LOPEZ GARCIA.-Poeti4s.
BRETON DE LOS HERREROS.
-Ohras escogidss.
VELARDE.-Obras pceticas.
E. PARDO BAZAN San Fran.
cisco de Ais.
DANTE.-Ls OWNS Comedia.
FELIU Y CODINA.-Las Hsdas
del Mar, 2 tomos.
ESCRICH.-El MGrtir del G6lgo-
ta, 2 tomos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Tambien el Rvdmo. Prelado de
10 HAbAnA ha dirigido una sen,i-
d. Circular oil Clero dc Ia D.ore-
lie, en- soiieitud de reeutsos carl.
tAtivos coa que coutiibair al So
zorro de las uni jieAuos vie.imas
de las lerriSles inundaciones d
timas.
s. 4. Ina. ha encabetado IA
suscripcion con $3.50 en- orc.
Laudable proerder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

H. f4iecido en- Ia H.bana don
Pedro B Blnces y Suarez, Vocal de
la Directiva de la Union de FA
bricantes de Tabaeo, y de Ia Ca
mara de Comercio, Iodustria y
Navigation de Ia misma ciudad.
R I. P.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05
Cruz I2.-S. j. Puerto Rico. :
sues. De CRCAslTAS & C

tmpossadaras A. asseaae4Aa &c to4ss elssss y
prserdeEe4Aa
vsA.As a. sas zAy,s, csas !, al 5rsaiL, sa sas
isa4aa Rl4g On 9ello J atILo nA Gao, ca
lie 4s a FsstA.eaa es7uasA = = As IL Cgas4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Imprenta del "BOletfn. -Mbros
escogidos. Acaban de recibirse en- en-
to Imprenta los siguientes:
CHATEAUBRIAND. Ell Genio del
Cristianismo, 2 tomos.-Los MArtires.
SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
CArtas
MADAME DE SEvIGNE.-Car.
tss escogidas.
SOLDEVILLA. JoyAs de Ia lite
rAtnrs esnafiols.
GOETHE -Werther. er.-FAust".
M. j. de LARRA.-Obrss. 4 tomos.
FRANCISCO DE QUEV EDO .
Ell Parnsso Espnf1o', 2 tomos. -Obrss
seriss.-Ohrss f.stivas.
M. j. QUINrANA.-ObrsS.
ALARCON.-Teatrn, 2 t. mna.
FIR. L DE GRANADA.-Guia de
pecadores.
A. DE SOLTS.-Conquists de Me-
jico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05
SOCIEDAD AY0yINA
CRADYTo MH RcANTIY .

ssrI,'ssa !:s'I sgsIts. si'sssst,lsl..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05
MONIES g. co.

meas de vapores Antillana, Atlas, Winchester, Hon
daras and Central imerican del San Juan y Cri,
t0bal Colon. Del Lloyds de Londres. Desssche,
Lloyd de Berlin, Commercial Union FIRE Assuran,
% Company de Londres. Corresponsales generates
del BoNrd ef Dndersorites of New-York. Represer
antes del Centre Ba-ccloHSs de SeguYos Maritime
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

hasta hace POGO de Ia provincis
de Ia Habana.
La des2edida de que fue ohje.
to constituy6 una elocuente mues.
ira de genera! simpatia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Proviasaeia. ,adlsiAlsa-
AyaasAnless0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

60 Santa Clara Ia ado rcle<a
da acknowledgements Il r'smsFa
piedra DEL sdih 10 qus ha as .
par ali In FSsta- k1Poss<sos asos
dada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

z Diario 6e Ia .Harina eoeas,
ma ID capturs, que " rfcnm o.
de JosG l. 6n OtIir. uno de 10
.ecuestradorrs dc doc M,rsis IA
rAEA, ,en6 ada en- Col6a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Ia tornado solsmas possl6e
del cargo dc ComaaIaess Gsasral
del Apo.lAdeTo de Ia H.easa. 81
Exemo. Sr. Con,rslmirAnss dc Ia
Armada don J Jaan Mar .ass | aas
eas, que haee POGO pa'6 pos aqal
con iesiino 1 Ia Aaalla Asstnan,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05
Subastaa.

Real Decreio Au,orisando 10
creAei6n en estA islA de un B,n o
dc Enlsida y D$seuento.
EssAsusos por que ha dc iegir'
80 e. mi.mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Ia Ia prcxlma srmana &C paga
ran pcr ia Real liseisnda las ii
guienGss fArtaEAs dc tafro:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

0tra veg los CigarrilloS de La
Oorona."-Corona, y de oro tiuo,
mereceA sus fabricantes. Esos ci-
garrillos son el colmo de Ia deli
cla y de Ia mar.
Agentes, Sres. Sues. dc G. G..
Saenz y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-05

Cigarrillos La Corona. "-SoI
incomparables; su aroma exqui
sito; su elaboration sin rival
Que fumador de gusto no los ga
borea Y admirs !
Ageutes, Sres. Sues. de @, G
Saenz y Ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
WORK OF THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.

j. J. Sullivan Of the Slate and Metal Roofers' AsSca.
ton presided at the meeting OF the Central Labor Union
in Clarendon Yesterday. Two hours and half
consumed In bitter discussion the adviSlbility OF
recognizing the socalistic Labor Party. committee
was APPOINTED to call upon County Committee Of the
Socialist party 10 what action they take the
conspiracy laws iotrcr received from Arkansas
Central Labor Union saying that five members Of the In
ornatona Cgarmakers' Union In that had shot
a. and assaulted because they voted for the Union Labor
marty candidate instead the Democratic and local
ticket.
A letter was read from Mayor Hewitt. 10 one
from the Central Unions secretary which said that he
the Mayor had better after the house cigar
factories instead Of raising money FOR like Hartt The
Mayors ct,er thanked secretary Tor his suggestions
and said will thank you 10 indicate what action you
think ought be taken and under what authority" The
secretary instructed to give the Mayor points on his
Official duties"
At the meeting OF the ti.Qunn faction OF District
Assembly No 40 at Pythagoras Hall yesterday 1t was de-
cdei to attend General Assembly Indianapolis but
10 hire separate hall and invite the opposition to attend
and hear General Master Workman Powderiy denounced
The Executive Committee OF the wofkingnfcn's Asso
caton as an outcome Of tho Central Labor Unions cor
ventlon at Troy. issued circular to The candidates Of
all parties for the New York Legislature OF 1889 asking
them to sign blank, attached to the circular. indorsng
the following principles:
The repeal Of Section No. 15s Of the Penal Code tcon
spifacy lows) - l., -
Establishing a State Printing Bureau. ..
dollars day to be the least amount phd 10 o'a'o
All contracts on State work to be abolished
The circular states that those candidates who do not
sign the pledge VIII be blaeklisted7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
CrrRS DrRyED OFT IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia Sept. 80 (speciaD.-A disastrous ntc
broke out this morning In the fourstory ouiidlhe'
No i2O5 Chesfnut-st, occupied by Genioi LauDoch'
fancy drugs. and the Commercial CLUB wealthy
social Organization with a large membership IN Ne"-
York The upper floors were burned OUT ana NUM-
her Of valuable oil paintings belonging to the club were
de.trnvcd Tho flames extended 10 the rooms OF tho
Young Republican Club Twelfh-st., above chest
nut and caused general havoc In tho apartments.
No 1aO3 Chestnut st. also partly burned oui' me
losers being Green & Co.. confccliOners and fancy
millinery establishment No. l,2O5, adjoining, SUI
occuuied on second third and fourth floors by the
Republican CITY Committee, and the lower moor
by Thomas Dillon, maker Of mineral waters. 1h'
i9ss of he Commercial! Club Will exceed 100000 1;
Young Republicans, 5000; Genioi Lau6och 200 !;
Reulbcau City COm.nlttce. III, 600: th' coming
press and Medal Company, 5000, and Thomas Dillon,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Chicago Sept. 3o.-Chalrman Midcley, Of the South
western Division Of the Freight Association IS In
receipt o ia letter from Chairman Blanchard OF tho
Central Traffic Association, sgnfying willingness on
the part Of the Eastern lines TO have the Joint rate
committee its former duties 1t IL Understood
that the joint committee will meet in New-NorA next
THURSDAY
Philado phia Sept. 30A. A. Mcleod. vice-prcSident
ana general MANAGER the Reading Railroad. authorizes
that T. l.. Cable superintcnaent o'
tho main line division Of the Reading Railroad is to Do
made general superintendent the ccmp1ny with head
quarters this city succeeding l. A. sweisard who !,
was s;a.,d would be assigned to other duty.
City Of Mexico. Sept. 30. Via GavcstoL-At .. III
yesterday. al point sos kilometres distant from heie
tine last spike the National Railroad was driven \
tain Of five cars containing quests left san LUIS Tor
this city The road will be officially declared open on
N.x.-.l .lp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
RuDc1ABs fOILEp BY An ALARM.

Ru,gisry made an auespt rob The wholesale clothing
Gr, Of Brownns Krp Co., WHO occupy the big build
ING At Elm and Broome sts., on Saturday evening An
entrance was effected through cellar window ut spot
where there the least tFonOe TO get IN Inc ehufe
building is auei up win burglar alarms" me t"e'eT
- ,his on, were evident y experts. The window IS
pr,teced by heavy wooden bars TO which arc attached
IN. burrlanlarm wires Instead OF breaking these bars
the WHY thieves thinking to get the better OF the aafm
srnuy forced the of Of the bars with jimmy
open wide enough 10 admit man one "i NOR" y, ~ ''
,h,o,es vent into the building packed up large
amount OF clothing and carried n 10 the celi'f ih'y
were busly cngaecd IN theiT voIk when t'F a'"i'''h
wa. aur.ccd g., a ollca m the ifont Goo. "e' ''n N
moment be heavy doors sNrng op'n ana an oHor W ~
the burglar a,Alm company '""''u INC paw. 49,, -.
s acry 4, and the cause Of the alarm that had been
received at tho oce In Broadway the thieves quciy eo'
out through tho window which they had entered ana ho
good their escape They took only small amount 0i
clothing With them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
MnRMoNS MOVING INTO MEXICO.

Ell paso. Tex, Sept 30-1he movement OF tho
Mormons toward Mexico Is assuming definite shape
and large proportions Recently dispatches have been
published that the Mexican Government had granted
a concession OF IOOOOOOO acres Of land TO the
Mornons, and that they had purchased 10000 square
miles Of the Zuni Indian lands In Mexico. There IS
no foundation for such statements. Every foot OF
land obtained by the MoImons in Mexico so far has
been by purchase from private owners. and the Gov
ernmcnt would no doubt utterly refuse to make thcm
a concession of land. Tho Zuni Indians live IN New
Mexico ard cannot dispose of single acre Of ihclr
reservation. The facts are that the M0frlohs nave
quietly bought from private persons large tracts OF
Agricultural lands IN Northern thihuahta Intlpa "
In The valley of the Casas Grancc River. ara mat
tie, are negui aing for more. several Hours ing
villages exist that nc shbOrhOod already, the pilhc
pal one being called PUliro Da2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
WORKING TO GET SUNDAY BEER

A meeting Of the central organization Of the Per
sonal Liberty League held at Beethoven Han,
in East Fifth-st. Yesterday, and steps were taken
10 secure the election Of candidates for Office VINO
will favor the objects of tho league Edward Hoppe
Of the Arlon Society, was elected president +. Good
man. Of the Central Turnyeien, vice PRESIDENT ana
Deputy Coroner echolcr, CORES pondlng secretary
About seventy German societies in this city were
orresented The league desires TO have the law
=, changed as to permit the selling OF wine ana
neer on sunday, and will endcavor TO defeat an
candidates who are opposed TO such change BLANKS
vuI he erpt to candidates by the league. and those
vho fal 10 promise TO support It's principles IL VIII
try q defeat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
LOSSES BY FIRE IN VARIOUS PLACES.

Toledo Ohio, Sept So-The Armada Touring mills
owned by F. n. Quae caught fire today from friction in
the rolls and entire structure destroyed Tho
mills had 800 bsnei capacity employing thirty hands ana
were running day and night The workmen AL escaped
without injury. The mills contained large quantity OF
grain ard hour Two small dwelling.houses Immediately
across The canal from mills also destroyed The
entire loss Oh the mills and alprONmitcs 900 600
on which sG2 900 insurance This Is the second
Touring mill burned in Toledo within the last year.
Chlcago Sept 29.-The destruction Of five story
building No. 2i0 and 2221 Cottage Groye-ave, by
fire last night caused loss Of s3 500 building $4,000
to schaen Brothers, plane manufacturers. aud s2 900 to
the HasNns Phillips Company, partially insured. An
other fire destroyed the lumber Kiln Of L. H. Howell ut
Thirty hird. st. and the river The loss was s2j 600
aliv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO COMPLETE TIE SOUTH PENN.
THOSE INTERESTED AWAITING THE RETURN OF
Mr. CARNEGIE.


Pftsburg Sept 80 (speciaD. The ultimate success
or failure Of the South Pennsylvania Railroad VIII be
determined before the first Of tho year. The return
of Andrew Carnegie awaited with great interest," Tor
II Is to him that the persons in this vicinity most
deeply involved In ils affairs look for advice ana as
ssiancc. Dr. David Hosicttcr and Ralph BaGaey,
of Piitsburg are the heaviest individual stock
holders outside Of the N4nderblis Tho united hold
ings are about $1,000 900. of which 3G per- cent has
been paid In. Mr.. Carnegie previous to his
departure for Europe, formulated plan iof
rrOrganizng the road. which DR.. Hostcifer and MI
nagaley AT the time concurrcd In. His coming l.
now awaited in the hope that the plans viii be sue
sfully completed. Henry Clay frlck, who Is a
partner Of III. Carnegie. to-day pronounced untrue the
Published reports that Mr.. Carnegie had deserted inc
faore .nlzatiun plan, and declared that The matter
was delayed by the summer vacations of the p'rson-
Interested. Mr. Trick sa that ht was himS'i
favorable TO the plan. buf had not yet signed. ihe
other P.asbu gers who have not signed arr
H. i. Jones. John W. Chalfant, Mark W. watson.
IT, Sellers, Mckee and Z. n. Ferguson. ilr fncA
declared that Mr. Bagalcy had arranged TO IN
lie had no knowledge of faciyna differences
1t would, he said, take one-aud-ahali years
Vanderbilt interests in the South Penn
sylvania IS of quicsccnce. In the
West Shore deal with the Pennsylvania Railroad the
realization of benefit such as 10 justly a rein-
Gurhment of South pcnnsylvan claims DUNG
all The months which South Pennsylvania Affairs nave
been at stands the engineers Offices III me war;
ous towns along the route have been nainialnou'
cate that ultimate for the completion OF the
road contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-01
HE WANTED Az BxPEASITE WEDDING.
A CLERK BUYS WATCHES AND DIAMONDS FROM
HIS EMPLOYER AND OTHERS ON
MEMORANDUM.


sigfried sittner is jcwcller and lives at No c2G
East Seventy -fistst. lie had an Office for seVcra
years at No % Maiden Lane, where his principal
business was repairing Watches The business became
poor and I'm March last ho went 10 work for III. H.
Heinrich jewellcr at No. II John-st, as salesman
IIo built up good trade In short tine ana go 'he
confidence of bis employers Sittner was engaged 10
be married % an esiimablc young woman living IN
Lexington.avc near Forty Gfthst. The wedding day
WAS set for October a. and It drew near sittner con
ccved the Idea Of having grand "cdding anu
bountfu feast for his friends. His preparations were
made on scale that 1t would cost several thousand
dollars to carry out MOI having the ready money al
hand he determined To make his employer and several
other Jewellers contribute the necessary funds, even
against their wills.
Mr. Heinrich makes a specially OF cnronome'ers'
which are sold on memorandum. small deposit
only Is reoued on watches sold IN fhs way and after
several months trial If they give satisfaction they arc
paid for and if not they returned and the money
put up Is refunded. MI Heinrich found out that
Stncr was selling the watches 10 fictitious persons
and after paying the deposit lie did not brins Dach .
thc watch or the money. lie had an in'eTNle" WIN
Ins pector Byrncs who detailed l)e'ccilNe etowcS ~
look after the matter. II found out 10y me dc
teciive that sttner had got ten watches, valued a.
81 300 on forged orders. and saturday siincr was
arrested and taken 10 the Jefferson Marker court
where he WIS remandcd to Police Headquarters. a
number OF other cOmplainants turned up yesterday.
They had all lost goods which had been delVcleu 'O
SftIer for sale or The memorandum plan. Thc prop
n,ondS and watches. Most OF the goods VIII DC re-
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4 FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED By A COW.

Chattanooga Tenn, Sept. IA freight train on the
Cincinnati Southern road south bound, struck COW
six miles south of Spring City to-day at ten a. III.
and was thrown from the track and badly wIecied.
81 akcman william Lannon, OF Cincinnati, was killed
and Engineer Qugloy probably fatally injured ! no
drcman had an arl brok and suIe Cd severe bruses
but moth ng serious. Slight Injuries were rccciVed
by Others of the crew.
PocaeIo Idaho, Sept 3o.-A train on the oregon
Short Line thrown off the track by ruph.hg ih'o
a herd of cattle near here on Friday night Inc ioi
IoU,nr were killed Daniel HILL eng neer; J. Leonard
fireman: Charles Walton, b. akeman; two al HDU" q
men. who ding In a box car Thirty tafs "efo
wrecked entailing loss of Slo,oOO