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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
REVISTA COMMERCIAL.
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

Col esp. "Dolores," pendiente.
Bdra. esp. "Aguadillana," pen
dienie.
Col. esp. "Petra." carga para
Aguad'lla y Mayagiiez.
Col. esp. "Bella Joaquina," pen-
diente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
optRAuluAEs OE BuQuEs en- PUERTO
TRAvNsfA.

TRAVNGfA.
vap. ing. "Dumere," descargan-
do.
OABOTAJU.
Co. esp. Guillermito," carga
para Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Coraz6n de Maria" !"
carga para Manali.
Gol. esp. ''P. do Arecibo," carga
para Arecibo.
Col. esp. "Oosaz6n de Jesus"
pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
ACENClA DE FABBICAS
MORTR AMRRIC AMA8u
REPRRSRlTANTRR RlIGW-Y YORK, ,J.C. D'AZRVIDO.
AGESfE GEEERlL PARA PuER7o-llcs,
PEDRO CANDIDA CORDOVA

RepresentAci6nId Idirects de fabricaD tes.-En pro-
vviones: de Ia Harina marca Cordsro, manteca mar
as Csrdiso Qai3oe, Nee plHs ultra, Gallo Enerso,
Tocino y Jamones de Halsteald , Co... Galletas de
Valas Papel, Escobss Tsbaco en- rama, Ferreteria
Qurncalla, Perfnmeria, Barrenas Botones, Cristas
leria, Joyeria. Reloies Efectos de escrtorio, Ca
rruajes, 1&mparas, Pnturas, Juguetes, Pianos Or
ganos, Casss portAtiles, en- general de todas las
manufactures americanAs
Sc exhiben muestr9s en- el Almac9n situado enllA
ealie de la Fortaleza ndmero 40, donde el Conner.
ciante importador puede hacer sus facturas con el
articulo Gle vista, garantisAndoles precios des-
euentos de fAbficaa.
Sc admiten 6rdenes lde inportsdores, qus seran
ejecutadas por medic de esta AgenciAs y eneargos
dc ohjssna para uso pafsonAl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30

Otrs, que dice textualmente /:
"Con objeto de evitar las dudas
que pudieran ocurrir d esas Auto.
ridades respecto Ala fecha de naci.
miento desde Ia n que estsn exen.
tos del servicio militar los mozos
nacidos en- las provincias Vascon
gadas; s. M. el Rev e. D. ~
en- su nombre Ia Reina Regente
del RENO, ha dispuesto que sc
atepgan respecto al asunto d 10
prescrito por Real orden fecha 2
de Enero de 1879. expedida por eI
Ministerio de la Gobernaci6n."
Real orden que Sc cits. Dice
asi: Enterado el Rey (o.D. a.
de Ia instancia promovida por va.
rios mozos, natura'es de las pro
vincias Vascongadas y vecinos de
esta Corte, en- solicited de que sc
aclare el parrafo 2s del articulo
~ de Ia Ley de reclptamiento =
reemplsxo del Ejercito, por el que
loo manda incluir On sl Alisssmiento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
GUIA LOCAL.
SCRS De J. SALA g. CO,
COMISIONISTAS.

Importadores y exportadores. Giran letras
sobre todas las Capitales y poblaoiones do Es-
paaa, Francia, Portugal, Inglaterra, Alemania,
Austria, Belgica, Holanda, A''iza .. Italia.
Agentes de Ia Linea de Vapores dc ]. NJ. Or.
1ILLos & %. de New-York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
CAJAS

de hierro para guardian dinero las
hay de venta de varios tamafios en-
ell Establecimiento de Julian Ma.
tienzo, San Francisco 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
SANTORAL.

Mercedes, 80 -Nuestra Seno.
"a del Amparo = San Claudio y
compat1eros martires.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
CARBONELL, RIBAs Y Co

b 0sEabIeOiml0af6
LA MAL1ORQt11EA
Bar Js4o aS,1S y 9s.-4Hkhrice as CAeusiAse 2
cnAlstia q pol msycE d dssall, AlA es'4ese.eSs
el sttAete a N NaA I" "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
GRAN FiBRICA DE- FOSFOROS,
DoBLR LUl,--0So--Y CRONOS.

Unica premiada CON Medals de Plata, On 10
Exposici6n Universal de Barcelens.
Ventas al cuntadu, 8 q plssus.
DsptsltosI EG0zouE 7 otQc, tuLE-
Is1Aa 7 cQ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
GACETA DE HOY.
C6digo Civil.

Real orden nombrando Secre-
tario del Gobierno civil de Santa
Clara, Cuba, 4 don Daniel Pol,
Administrator que era de Ia
Aduana de Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
ANDRES FIGUEROA.

SAN JosE SAN SEBASTIAN As.
Dueno del antique y acreditado estableci-
miento denominado' LAS sEM1LLAs montado
hoy Ia altura de los mejores en- su clase,
surtido general de provisiones nacionales y
extranjeras, compra y venta de frutos del
pals, y tiene adem&s oonstsntemcnte existen-
cia de los mejores tabscos hilados que produ.
cen las vegas de Arecibo, Camuy Isabella.
Ventas por mayor y detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
J. M. IzQuIEROO & co.
s0oInDAD Nm ooMANDlTA.
FOrtaleza, 81.

IMPORTADoRES Y ExPORTADOREs,
0iran lstras sobre las capitales principale
poblaciones de Espana, lsls de Ouba, Estados
Unidos Inglaterrs.
Agentes dc la Compahjs TrasatlGntica dc
vapores dc PIEILLos, Sdsns y O., do OGdiz.
Agentes de 10 Compahfs de Ssguros Mariti-
mos del Lloyd Ingl6s: The Indsr,sriting =
Agsney A ssoniafioH Limited
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
LUDWIG DUPLACE
CASA DE GIRos CoMISONEs.

Dp6Gio de mercnias
FAbric q
AGENTE
Mai Co,
bn % 10 azar
Northern Assurance Lo0don :
& nguran
Marine Insurance
Andau .-
Anglo Ohlendorfs) usno Works,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
6. TINAUD. Cruz ,4e.

Constante surtido de relojes, prenderia do oRo
con brillantes y piedras Anas do 10 mas mdsrR +,
qua pueda desesrse. Garsntlxan loo objetos yyea
dsu prscios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-10-30
lNFALlRLE Y RADICAL
pECTORAr.

en- Ia curacion de todas las afecciones bron.
quiales: NAL de Garganta, Dipteria,
T0s Y Tisi6 es el
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

TRAPPING WITH NETS AND CRABS.
slightly melting the wax. 1T them and
turned the crabs into the holes. Their
instinct TO find water lead them down
wards. and the light scared the rabbits
out into the nets. and so, in a short
time nearly every abbit in the burrows
was captured.
In Egypt, especially in the neigh bor-
hood Of Ismailia, rabbits are very plen-
tiful but they do not bnrrow into the
ground TO any extent. They are found
lying in the fiat, almost desert land,
where patches OF low bramble and tam
arisk bushes are about the only things
that grow. An Egyptian rabbit hunt is
a social picnic. A number OF people en-
gage a professional guido, or hunter,
who ia mounted on a dromedary,
and who finds the dogs. The party
mounted on small hosses accompany him.
When the hunting ground is reached
tho party form into half circle and
the dogs are loosed. When a rabbit is
found the dogs are called back. and two
OF tho riders gallop after the rabbit and
Shoot a. Do with a shotgun as It twists
from patch 20 palch OF cover. As each
one is killed the line reforms and tho
Old Sheik on the dromedary again takes
command
Although the English method OF fox
hunting. or a very poor parody OF it, has
been introduced into this country. it
will mover become popular with the
masses To galiop eight or ten miles
after a scented skin. dragged along the
ground. and to know that a. Just such a
point OF place q tame fox Will be turned
loose. cannot prove very attractive. The
o,dtime method - shooting the fox
will still hold the place Of honor with
our sportsmcn.
of course, The frst thing Is ~ find the
runs or haUuts % fox. and the rest is
easy. 81 good day is at hand. Early
morning - The best time. as then TIE FOX
viii probably have FED and will be in
clined 10 sleep. The scent, too, lies
better on dewv, vet grass. than on dry
ground. and the hound gill find him
better There should be ~ least half a
dozen sportsnen. 40 as % cover good
area of ground, "a. II practicable. the
fox vii sSulk Tor some distance before
breaking cover. he Nil also break I'D
hill ip preference g. down bin. and after
heinz shot viii run 90 the last gasp be
fore DE dsops. he has a hsb.i also. II
corno~o4. ~ dropping down az II dead.
sna when the unWasy hunter lowers his
gun 20 pick him up enc cunning beas,
wiil Jump % bis feet and zet eiea- awaT
before shot csn stop him
WIZ 2 PoNp.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

In Englana TIE bcvs eznF-oy newell
Ussh0d ~hlek enables thsm 70 save alte
: good ce2l ef I'm ~it1o9t sEl 2-of4nS .
gan- They lsks . sE92I s-isA q oAk Or
GsA about ens inch o. diameter, 2n1
sigAsssn inches In lenEth Al ohe ed
t4ey bore : fziF-s.zed hole r2nnllg intO
tbs eente of the stlck - = aepth OF
ssoat two inches A piece 81 sto2t,
brown paper = thea Netts0s 4na
wrapped round and round the s1ek an
III rude cup Is formed. 81 which rs
sslck VITA tie aols il II forns TIE 0os-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
WITH HOUND AND GUN.
The Pleasures Of Squirrel -Huntang
and Rabbit Shooting.
re nsst Method 0s D@gzt2s tAs Fsathsry-
T.us4 LissLs FsiI0~s- Res % Geek
"a. G.ns-A Coed E.sbls aoaa1
Esssz-L41 IA n12tizx.

Vita the falling of tie leaves. the
turning brown y the acofns. and the
kickors and buttsruuts comes the season
of quirFel-hunGlng Walks thr04gh
tns woods are intalged ia 70 see what
ths squirrel crop Is looking like. and
plans are laid f0g an early campaign
4gaiRst the fez-Aery little yagz-
boads
In this country there are about six
varieties % the - uirrei, Of which every
one knows the cunning little chipmunk.
and the common red sni gray squirrels
The flying squirrel 5 scarce IN the
Eastern States, but friend OF mine
shot one IN BroOme county, two winters
ago. The fox squirrel Is also scarce,
and Is a hne, strong fellow, large as
cat. With an immense tail In color
they are dark gray above, and bright
russet beneath. These and the grzys
are good eating.
The best time 70 hunt SPUR rels
is undoubtedly, early in the morn
ing OF Just before night falls,
as they are stirring around more a.
these times than zt any other Enter
the field quietly and walk slowly about
In = ziE-zsg a amer, IS II undecided IN
what direction YOU are going. In this
way the squirrels are puzzled as 10 your
destination, 2nd many an easy snap
shot as them running 70 the trees may
be got. when walking IN direct line
would scare them out Of range a. once.
When they get in the tree remain
perfectly still. scarcely even breathing.
BE careful 70 assume a natural and easy
position, FOR before you have been still
= minute your nose will begin TO itch.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

or your ear tickle, or your leg to b Q
cramped. You will want 10 move in the
worst way simply because you have to
keep still. Before very long you viii
hear chatter" chatter" followed By
q hoarse bark, and soon the curiosity OF
the little beast will cause him 10 peep
around the trunk 10 find out what you
are doing. Watch him, ard soon he
will come right out, either to go along
the b0ugh to Jump to another tree, or
TO climb higher up the tree he is in.
II after waiting he appears inclined
20 sulk and viii not come out, it is
good plan u fire at random into the tree
with one barrel. and when he jumps, as
he is pretty certain 20 do. catch him on
the move with the contents of the other
barrel. II there are two hunters. one
should stand still and let his mate
slowly go around the tree. This Will
give the one on guard a shot In shoot
ing in a patch OF woods, glance at the
foot Of an oak, or hickory-nut tree will
show on what they are working" j. e.
feeding. as there viii be number of
shells and half chewed nuts al the foot,
and wherever the workings" are, in
those trees will be found the most
SO ouirrels.
The peculiar drum or bark Of a
squirrel is very difficult TO locate unless
one is in coed practice, for il seems to
come from all directions 1t Will help
locate the sound 70 stop the left ear
with the finger. The two great princi-
pies of success in squirrel shooting are
first. singleness ana quickneSs OF move
mcnt. Do not move even a finger until
intending 20 fire. and then with one
motion, pull up the gun and shoot. II
4 4
and practice getting the hang of IL;
walk around, suddenly fix your eyes
upon an object, pull the gun upquickly,
with both eyes open, and it will be
found that the muzzle will fairly cover
the object.
Small "a these animals are. it must
be remem bered that they have 10 be
hard hit 20 kill them. and that a light
charge IS OF no earthly use. In o
twelve-bOre gun. at least 81 drams ot
black powder, or its equivalent in wood
powder, should be used. | have found
IL OF. OF No. chilled shot the best
load.
Now. as 20 cooking a squirrel. Old
hunters unhesitatinVly declare them to
be fine eating. but the average dweller
In cities who has been favored with a
mess o. sguirls" will declare them
tough and good for nothing. SO they
are IL not properly cooked. The squirrel
should be skinned, cleaned. and we'll
washed. and then placed in a steamer
for at least an hour, and afterwards
roasted or broiled in the ordinary way,
when it will bo found delicious. If,
however. the hunter would like 20 try
true squirrel cooking. let him
take his squirrel as soon as shot and
bleed him b. opening the throat When
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

tom. The stick is then placed upright
IN the ground and six 20 eight Inches Of
molten lead are poured into the paper
cup. The lead runs into the hole below,
fills the cup. and hardsn as at once.
When cold, the paper Is stripped OF,
and q club with heavy knObbed end Is
left, which can be thrown with great
accuracy and which IS used with deadly
effect on the squirrels The heavy end
always brings IL % the ground and the
hole IN the wood is FOR the purpose ot
fastening the lead 70 the wood.
Now is approaching the time when
friend who owns a good hound dog Is
valued at high percentage, FOX the days
OF rabbit hunting are at hand.
Almost every hunter knows the best
place for rabbits in his section, and ho
should take his hound out now for an
hour or SO alta time and give him few les
sons. All that is required Is triangular
collar Of leather, having a swivel ring
IN one corner. Put this round the dog )
neck and attach very light, strong cord
TO the ring, the cord being about fifty
yards in length. Let him pick up tho
scent OF rabbit and follow it, the
owner running with him 10 cheer him
on II not among thickly wooded
Then, suddenly call on him to stop,
and If he does not, jerk the rope smartly.
and gathering it up, make haste to him.
Then start him again with encouraging
words, and in half dozen lessons the
dog is well broken. Such dog is worth
his weight in gold for rabbiting.
AS 10 hunting the rabbit, II the dog is
a good one, few hints are necessary.
Let the hunters spread out and not fol-
low one another, as the rabbit IS liable
TO turn at any minute. II hunting on a
hill side, let some ono go along the foot
OF it. When shooting, don't get ratified,
but take things quietly and see that
there is no one in the line Of your fire,
and that you don't shoot the hound.
Every one knows the rabbit in some
of its varieties, be il cotton tail. rock
rabbit" lack rabbit" gray hedgerow
or English rabbit" These little ami
mails are in every part of the globe.
They are one OF the most prolific ami
mails in existence, beginning TO breed at
six months old, and giving birth several
times year 20 four to eight yOung ones.
On the French coast near Cape Griz-
nez, is long stretch of sand hills which
some years ago swarmed with rabbits.
The pOachers there adopted a novel
plan. They came in the night with a
number of small nets, which they fixed
by pegs to every mole they could find.
These nets have long pocket, so that
the rabbit, rushing out OF his hole is
entangled in it and cannot get free.
When all the nets were fixed they got a
number of small crabs from the sea. and
taking a corresponding number of pieces
at candle fixed them on the shells by
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25
PENSIONS!

sfarsTea'nsf. rtreaa Attorney ~
Romeo. Michigan. ~i1 He nj tnr efce ~ 'he
NeHaf7 Ceff hH Maafss larfftr aas
"Wednesday Fee 81 Ie sas So fssa fei-r'ra
etaie1s a~riattf. panea nfa vfa f-rr-s
sHtfsf ts asnsian WfHaFs a-f~atsaf
rofhrrs as fsfhers snnUst "a rsa-.ea. cars
ia s-f yeaf fsssen s~f He Hfrsf
sfss4 as eaf.hF rtrfH ftr tsf sF- BIS
pVICD Il WIs EW
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

ready for cook NJ. lot large Ere q
small tviEs be baiis So ss 90 e., los
81 ashes SINCE a. che hairoC ,he body,
open &C. wash and clean it then sew s..
OF skewer up tha stomach with th0rns
and roll it IN big ball - earth paste
made q CLAW and waIe in. Pat this
the middle of the Ere and rake the bot
ashes over g. Tn Ar hOurs ttue rake
it oHt, open it carefully. sncn tho axin
viii pea oT snd the 8esh wil fe a
fsaas thatfs q raseission
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-25

privileges conferred en sSio street RAILWAY
Ns1lF@ng 0l oraua Rapids ry tie sralnao0e
pA-sld a 0Eusi if 49, Gga a. SaeeseltaS eT-
alnAEce< AZ A11sts confirmed IL ssia EreHI-
tE> all EheIr slEfs. VAtIpt - Tat - ssia
privileges CsEiliel VIA oI &gS ma1ile1 - tAe
- nls - iAis ordinances.
fasscd and srproxro ~ tfs Conmon Coon-
ci "a regular session. hel4 Mondsy evening.
uctslef -. lsSS.
M.A. sHIkKNAN.
CIV Nlerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Preparing For the Funeral.

New ORLEANS, Dec. H. The
city is crowded with people repre-
senting the Prominence, wealth and
chivalry Of the Southern States.
Six or engOyernors are here at
tended by their stalls, and bringing
with them great delegations Of peo-
pie. The military parade will be
marked. a dozen companies from
Georgia, Texas, Missouri and Ala
hama are here. Louisiana State
National Guards and the volun-
teer militia Of New Orleans
will parade. The crush on the
streets promises to equal anything
ever witnessed here. Floral decOra-
tons were acded this morning from
every State and city in the South,
and are superb in design and finish.
The town Is draped from one end to
the other with most elaborate show
ings Of black. At an early
hour this morning the streets
were thronged with soldiers and
fremen In uniform, members Of
civic organizations and representa-
uves of every profession and asso-
citation. As soon as the doors Of the
CITY Hall Were opened the stream
OF visitors began to pour through
the death chamber TO take fare
wei view Of the remains Of the
famous Confederate leader. The !
crowd Of visitors is even greater
han yesterday.
ll:3O.-The casket closed, the re-
mains were conveyed to the front
lorhco, where the simple, impress
i've rites Of the episcopal Church
we're performed. Lafayette square
n front Of the city hall is densely
lacked with people, and the bal
ony and every available space from
which the pageant can be viewed is
rowded in the extreme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11

number of dollars. He is worthy OF
contempt, and should be prevented
from going at large until symptoms
Of reformation have appeared
There is one feature Of this fish
subject which, when calmly con-
sidered, is really surprising. Per
sons who are fully cognizant Of the
violations Of law which fish depre-
dators commit, who are personally
and directly interested in the food
supply which this class Of offenders
are destroying, and who display a
commendable public spirit, generally
fail to take any practical steps in
the direction Of vindicating the law.
If an intelligent citizen were to see
some person engaged in destroying
a public bridge, or burning public
building, what would he do? Go at
,nce before n magistrate and make
to what he knew relative to
he crime, that the offender might
,e arrested and punished. A per-
on who unlawfully takes or des-
roys fish, robs the public Of food
upply, is the enemy Of society, and
hould be legally dealt with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
4 FAIR PROPOSITION.

AT last evenings session Of III,
City Council the Hydraulic Canal
Company submitted a statement in
reference TO the obtaining by the
city from the County Court Of a deed
to one-siXth interest in the Jordan
dam and its storage capacity. The
recitation Of facts is clear and
straightforward. is presumed that
what the statement embodies was
understood by the Council commit.
tee who investigated the subject and
made the proposition to the Hydrau-
lie Canal Company, and by the
Council itself Clear-headed busi
ness men do not enter upon sucb
transactions without due scrutiny of
the facts and equities involved
Alleged aspersions cast by one ar
more members Of the Council in tbe
direction Of this transaction have :.
appears, induced the compauv to
Feclte the facts and make the pro-
position which concludes the dozen. |
ment. Had it not been for the nm
lFeeedented drouth Of the present /
and last year, perhaps there would |
nave been no such reflections in
duiged in. But be this as it may
here Is presented an opportunity for
The city to extricate itself from a
position in which it was placed by
lis own act. Let the Council mo
seed accordingly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
One Fact

Is worth column Of rhetoric, said
an American statesman. 1t is a
TACT, established by the testimony Of
thousands Of people, that Hoods
Sarsaparilla does cure scrofula, salt
rheum, and other diseases or sffec-
lions arising from impure state or
low condition Of the blood. 1t also
overcomes that tired feeling, creates
a good appetite, and gives strength
10 every part Of the system. Try It. 3
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
Buelsren.. Arpte. s.,x.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Snts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
tGheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
PED Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
AL skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Files, or no pay required. 1t
IS guaranteed to give perfect satis-
action, or money refunded Price
. cents Ter box. Fog sale by A. c.
Smith & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
The nr,xIlian RcnubILc.

LONDON Dee. 1l.-Tho manager
Of the Nati1al Bank Of Brazil, re-
ferring TO adverse English COM
ments regarding the stability of the
Republic, telSraphs that the COM
ment Is grondless, and says that
complete thnquility prevails.
Throughout tie country the people
have entire confidence in the gov
crument.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11
The i,idemfc Of Innuenza.

PARIs, Dee. 1.-THE influenza
epidemic isspreadiDg. The disease
has made IL appearance in the bar
rncks, mariets, and Ec1is coHtroIe.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE board Of
health denies That the influenza
epidemic prevails IN this city. They
say tat there are cnlya few isolated
cases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-11

New Yol, Dec. II.-The coal
dealing frnDf Alpers x Swarthout
is in seriousrouble. Rumor Of their
failure was circulated yesterday.
The smountof liabilities is placed
at S201gaa Swarthout says his
partner, Apes, who has the COM
bination e lie safe, has been absent
since Thusdhy and that he is in
complete ignorance of the state Of
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IIeged Forgery.

LONDOs Dec. II. - Two men
named Tuner and Clark have been
arrested O n charge Of forging
Gillian AM Alabama bonds. The
arrests Wee made in connection
with the thdt II ea2,OOO from Bar
ing Brothers & Co. in 1883.
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Like IIoi Cakes

Mr.. L, A. DeOven, merchant,
Deroyen, Louisiana, says: "The
st. Patrick's Pills went like hot
cakes Their gentle action and
reliability rs a cathartic is what
makes them popular. For sale by
u. c. III. L. drug dept.
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ID IL n IT II s.

hSuDsEN.-In salt lake Oity. December
TO- lsss. Maria, widow Of Andreas Knudsen.
aged IS years. Funeral services will be
held in the Ninth Ward meeting house,
Thursday. at pm.
Friends are respectfully invited.