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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-11
ENERGIES OF THE COUNTRY.

Unlike manner, II the farmer were
able to borrow fom the government,
without interest, n certain amount
Of its bills, giving his farm as Sc
curity therefor, to that extent his
land would become an active force
and he would be enabled, while Civ
ing employment to tue extent Of the
money loaned him, TO improve his
farm and increase its value to the
full amount Of the loan. Thus the
government loan would be doing a
double duty. Now the activities Of
this money do not terminate with
its expenditure by the farmer. Those
who have received il i'm their turn
will make use OF it rs an energizing
factor in the forces OF life to an in
definite period. As money employs
labor it brings TO life n continuing
force, labor begetting labor as Ger
tainly as its fruits are valuable.
Another way by which we can ap-
preciate what money actively used
may perform in the settlement Of
balances is to be found in the values
Of the commodities produced and
exchanged, compared with the
amount of money In circulation.
How far the bOundless resources Of
our country shall be put into activity
depends not only upon the active
industry Of our people, but upon the
power necessary to induce that in
dustry, and ii should be the fostering
care Of the government To see that
such industry receives encourage
ment. An abundant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-03-11

terreu 10 the COalnltlee on HllaHCc.
Plumb offered a resolution, which
was agreed to, calling on the Secre-
tary of the Interior for statement
as to the cause Of Withholding the
patents for lands within the limits
Of the
UNION PACIFIC LAND GRANT.
On motion Of Sherman, the
hill providing for an inspection
of meats for expectation and prohib-
iting the importation Of adulterated
articles Of food or drink, and author
iZing the President to make prOcla-
nation in certain cases, was taken
from the calendar.
Henderson suggested that one OF
the great troubles ia connection
with the expectation OF meat prod
ucts was the Observation-Disclosures
Of foreign countries, and he asked
Sherman whether there was any
thing in the bill that eoHld remedy
that trouble.
Sherman said that for several
years past reductions had been i'm.
posed in France, Germany and
Great Britain on the importation OF
meat products. The general COM
plaint made in all those countries,
was that there was no meat inspec-
ton laws in the United States, such
rs existed in European countries.
He believed the passage Of the bill
would enable the proper authorities
Of the United States to procure and
release various restrictions, more OF
less, and would thereby add at least
a million Of dollars to the Amer
lean
FXPORTATIoN or BEEF PRODUCTS
Bates remarked that several bill:
kindred 10 this one were pending
before the agricultural committee;
that it was a matter Of vast import
ance; that the pending bill was 2
substitute for the original bill and
had only been reported last wet K,
and more time should be allowed
for consideration of the measure.
The discussion was further parti
cipated in by Allison, Plumb
Evarts and Edmunds, when this
hour of . O'Clock arrived, and thu
bill was laid aside without actor
and the educational bill was takeI
up.
Higgins addressed the Senate il
advocacy of the bill.
Jones lArk.) followed Higgins
He said the Legislature Of his Stat
had instructed her Senator 10 vot'
against the bill, and he would obeI
those instructions.
At the close Of Jones' speech tn
Senate proceeded to vote on tn
amendments proposed 10y the com
mittee and they were SEVERAL.
agreed to. The bill was then lai,
aside and after executive session tn
Senate adjourned.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
TEMPERANCE WORKERS.
Delegates from the Father Matthew
Society Entertained Hospitality


Delegates from the Father Matthew
Society Entertained Hospitality
The Father Matthew Society and
Others Of Philadelphia arrived In Wash
ingiun early last evening, via Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, and were escorted
hY the reception committee Of the
Father Matthew Society Of this city,
headed by a section Of the Marine Band
TO the Metropolitan Hotel The recep.
ti0n committee were ] L. DOherty.
president; j. L. Hogan, secretary;
Peter DAILY, treasurer; II. j. McNer.
hany William Mullen. John J. Weed
William CaTmody, Paul Cromelein,
William Teney, j. O'Hare, William
Ledaux, William Donohue and others.
The Philadelphia societies represented
were the Cathedral. ST. Mlchaeps. 81.
Pauls, St. Vincent de Paul Annuneia-
lion, ST. AIMS, St. Francis, ST. Eliza
beth, ST. Thomas, St. James, ST. Agnes,
st. Patrick, ST. Malachi and ST. Charles
After dinner the delegates were es-
corled 10 Carroll Institute Hall al $50
O'Clock, where they were welcomed 10
an address by President D0herty. His
telicitOus remarks were responded % by
Mr.. j. Washington Logue Of the Plila-
delphta Union. Remarks were also
made by Mrs + A. Chambers Of this
city, and Vice President r. T. Taylor
Of Carroll institute extended an invita-
ti0n 90 all 10 make themselves at home.
The band played al intervals and re-
TCshments were served The visitors
leit this morning for Piusburg, where
they Will attend the annual convent IN
~ the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Of America, which assemblies in that
city 10 morrow
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
BASEBALL GOSSIP
MISERABLE AND CARELESS PLAY.
ING LOSES ANOTHER GAME.
THEY WERE UNABLE TO BAT OR FIELD.
The Visitors Did Good Work --Critcizing
the Men for the Present Posi-.
ton Of The Team.

The Washington team played and
lost a game yesterday to the Newark.
| just the same as If they were not play.
ing for their own benefit, and with an
evident don't care whether they played
OF not or made any friends for the new
management Inasmuch as the men
have not yet been signed, they could
not be disciplined for their evident
carelcssuess, but they can rest assured
that the game Of yesterday will not soon
be forgotten The men could not hit
Serad a little bit, and whether they
tried OF not Is a grave question The
fielding was equally
CARELESS AND REpREHENsIBLE.
except one or two Of the men, who did
the best they could.
Underwood, especially, pitched great
ball. and had he received any kind of
support at all the result might have
been different Bird clearly demon.
strated his untitness TO play behind the
bat. He could neither throw accurately
TO bases nor act as a receiver for Under.
woods curves. Consequently there
were any number Of passed balls, espe
Cially when men were on the bases.
which helped Newark score
The visitors put up an excellent
game, battCd we'll and felded well, and
took advantage Of every opportunity
In fact, they played like winners, aud
the vim and dash they put into the
game might have beeu profitably fol
lowed by the members of the local
team. If the team Is to be continued.
It will have TO be on totally different
lines from what Il has been heretofore.
A vigorous pruning policy will have to
be adopted, and every man made TO un.
dCrsiand that the tenure Of his position
depends on his ability to play good aud
winning ball. The present team has
D1sGUsTED THE PUBLIC
by It's inane playing and has not been as
severely criticized as Il should have
been. The men do not seem to realize
that they are much to blame for the
present status of the game In this city
and the lack Of interest there Is in t.
for if they had made their interests
identical with that Of their EMPLOYERS
they would not to day be deploring the
loss of months salary and uncertain
whether they will be given an engage.
if.A ~ W ANAt AANhAN AhNN hANI no OUt
tO blame hut themselves Tor the mis-
fortunes that have ovcriakcn them, aud
those who were their friends and are
yet personally, are not disposed to
waste much sympathy on them, from
baseball view.
When the new management take
hold there will be a short accounting
with some Of the men, and they will
not be sirnCd at any price They are
not wanted and some OF them know Il.
for they have tried their best to induce
the other men TO desert the club while
II vas undergoing change. Such con.
duct Is not likely 10 be forgotten.
The boys will play Newark again to
day and the reorganizcd Hartford team
to morrow and Thursday. Then Il goes
away for four games.
There will be a meeting OF the stock
holGeIs this afternoon Just before the
game. and Il Is confidently expected
that formal organization will be com,
plelcd at time and the new management
take hold at once.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

The will Of the late William Parker
vas hled this morning. Ths will d.
reefs that his wife shall receive his
house, Pros o street. aud his cousin,
Winnie Carter 20 receive the property
No 2I25 DunbaTlOn avenue. The re-
maiDder 0f his estate. real aud personal
Is bgqueathed to Winnie Carter AM
money remaining 10 bank 10 his credit.
after bis debts are paid Is bgqueathed
t1 lis nephew Henry Ross. Tr0Yerse
Ross Of Alexandria is appointed eNecu-
tor
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
FIGHT WITH A CAT
mir. Kings strange battle In his Room
at Midnight


at Midnight
When Mr.. W. ID. II. King, who re.
sides at No $40 Virginia avenue, woke
up yesterday morning he found large
black cat creeping along the foot OF his
bed. Mr.. King had frequently heard
and read Of cats absorbing or rather
sucking the breaths Of children, and oc
Casionally grown persons, while asleep
and he at once alarmed his wife. At
the same time nc struck at the cat for
the purpose of soaring Il out of the
window, but the scat scare did not
work
On the contrary, the cat sprang upon
him and began 90 scratch and bite In
the most vicious manner After rcCgiv.
ing a number Of painful wounds Mr.
King managed 10 get the cat by the
throat and Choked il into inscnsibili'y.
lie then beat the felino's head against
the floor until ne took Il for granted Il
was dead wbCreupon he threw the car.
Cass out Of the window into the back
yard. Last evening he took friend
out 20 see what big cat II was, when.
greatly 10 his surprise, he found there
was no cat there.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

The department command Of the
Ubion Veterans Union, Department Of
the Potomac, held a meeting last night
al 1873 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
% complete arrangements for attending
the national enCamDment az Lakeside,
Ohio, on August 10 Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the course Of Judge
Advocate General William + Rodgers,
Of the national enCampment. durlug his
incumbeucy Of that office, and declaring
that be has won the confidence and
esteem Of his comrades In the Depart
ment Of the Potomac The Union
Veterans Union will have a large rep
Tesentatioa at the Lakeside encamp-
menl
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

STILL LOCKED OUT
The Carriage Makers Have Not Yet
Returned to work,

The Carriage makers Have Not Yet
Returned to work,
The Joyce Brothers still remain firm
in their determination to keep the strik-
ing carriage makers locked out. The
strikers know Of only two imported men
who had gone TO work yesterday. These
men were met by the strikers intercep.
tion committee when they left work
yesterday, but whether they were won
over by the strikers is not known. The
depots were watched all day yesterday
but no imported carriage makers were
discovered. The executive committee
OF the Coach Makers Assembly decided
last night that none of the strikers would
be allowed to 60 back unless all were
rUinstated.
The Messrs Joyce sent a trusted man
60 Philadelphia to look out for work
men, and the strikers dispatched an
agent after him to watch his movements
and intercept the men that he engages.
a resolution was passed at the meet.
Ing Of the Plastcrers' Assembly No.
1914, X. Of l., last night offering finan-
Cial aid and sympathy TO the locked out
men.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

Somebody will be flying high unless
be OF she be honest and disposed 10 re-
turn the money 10 the proper owner.
While walking along +, between Ninth
and Tenth streets. yesterday afternoon.
Charles G. Thomas, who resides at 9I0
Sixth street north west, lost from his
vest pocket three one hundred dollar
bills, The large denomination Of tue
bills will make the fiuder eXlremaly
cautious about using them,
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

CoioTed boys have for some time been
IN The habit Of going IN swimming al
The foot Of Seventh street, and the p0-
lice have scared them OUT Of there a
number of times Yesterday afternoon
OhicCr GuTmau. on Tie complaint Of
Captain John u W0Tibiugt0n Of a
schooner which Is mooTed there, ar
rested q COloTgd boy and locked him mp
al the Fourth Precinct Captain Worth
iugton bad bis family on the boat with
hin, aud gas annoyed by the boys who
made a practice of going iu ssimming
at aIl times of Tie day
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
New ana AovsI Attractions at hay
Ridge

During the week commencing August 4
su entirely new programme viii be given,
wonderful optical illusions introducing all
the paHOTauIic aud di0ramic effects chang
ing summer 20 winter, day 20 night the
rising moon, ripping waters, volcanoes 20
actiou, storms, shipWTecks, lightning, &C.,
also the wonderful kh0da, the human
bead coating M mid air, the Eleciuc Boy
ana Girl, aud The shower % tire as pro-
duced With such startling effect by Mr..
Morrison iu bis production Of Faust o.
IWo performances each day, rain or shine
at $50 and $50 p. m No extra charge %
Lulders Of rOuud-trp tickets, sl.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
Exoursion 20 Boston.

The B. & o, Railroad Company viii sell
excursion tickets 10 Boston, August s TO
~ inclusive, valid for return passage until
August 20 inclusive Parties desiring 10
do 80 can have the return limit extended
until september 80 by depositlug the return
portion of their tickets with the Joint agent
Of tie terminal roads az Boston. The ex-
Cursiou rates from Washington 10 Boston
aud return viii be as follows. Via New
York and Sound line steamers 5000; VIA
an rail In both lLFeeLlOns. 81. so.
The daily critic., 1890-08-05
sent % no araaa IaET.

William Moody John Matthews aud
william Calvin three GoI0red men wh0
robbed William Bourmaul a water
melon pldIler were tried 10 TIE Police
Court yesterday afternoon and found
guilty although iLe amount stolen WIs
only i've dollars. judge Mills required
tHem al to give bonds iu Tue SUN Of
$500 iQT appearance before the grand
Ilrv
The daily critic., 1890-08-05

Captain Barbour Of the cavalry tr1ap
Ci tLc National Guard has Compi-
UeuiCd tle men In au order issued by
him recently far their good conduct
during lLe recent eDClmpmeut
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-16
PlLDORAS OPERATIVES
DELLA ANCIANA sETGEL., PARA LA

onstipaci6n de visntre, inActiveE sntor-.
pecimiento del higado, &C., 30.
Ciferentes de muchas Glasses de medicinas ca
tirticas, no hSeen que 10 persona % dsnta Eco
antes dc Bentirse mejor. Su modo de operar
90 suave pero complete, sin que le acompafen
efectos desagradablea, tales como en&usas,
dolores, retortijonea, &c.
Las Pildoras Operatives de 10 Anciana
Seigel SON Ia mejor medicina para Ia familia
que iamGs 20 ha desCubierto. LimpiAn los in
testinos do todas las sustancias irritantea y
los dejan en- una condioi6n saludAble. Ri me
jor remedio On u existenOia para el destruCtor
de nuestfaa vidaa-la OonEtipaci6n del vientre,
Ol entorpOcimiento del higados-
Estas PildorAs son an preventive contrs les
calenturas, como iguslmente contra toda clase
dc enfermedAdes, hacienda que desaparOzcan
todau Las mateTias venenosAs do los intsstinos
Operan con vtgoF, pero o. mismo tempo con
Suavidsd, sin causar dolor Algunc.
81 20 Coge IN fuerte reafrado, , smenAxs
ID hebre, CON dolores de oabezA, On h espAlda
2 ep los miembros del Ouerpo. una dos dosis
de- las Pfldoras Operatives de ID anciAna EeigeI
hArta que desAparesca elrcGfriadOY prsvendrG
ID Aebro.
On sst6mago sucio % 9 causa de una COS
tza On lallengua, con IN guSto Gapero y do
ngradable en- II boca. Unas ouantas d6Gis
dc las Pildoras Operatives de ID anciana Seigel
limpiarkn 81 est6mago, hAr&n que desaparesca
el NAL gusto restituirGn 81 spetito, dovol-
viendo CON este Ia buena sAlud,
Oon frecuencia sucede que 6uando los all
mentos no SON buenos eStkn parcialmente
dsteriorAdos, producer snfermedades, indis-
posiciones, nGuseas y diArrea. 81 % hmpia el
est6mago de esta impuresa CON c0a d6ais de
las PIdarAs Operatives dc Ia anciana 6eigel,
dssApareCerGn todos esos efectes deSagrada-
blea, y ressltarG una buena salad.
Las P1doras Operatives dc b ancisna Eeigel
previenen los malos etectos que ocasiona el
axceso On conner beber. Una buena d6Sis
el tempo de acostarse hace que 10 mahana
iguienfe % encuentre IL persona en- IN e.
tAdo pertecto para atender Sus ocupactone1
q negocios. ..*el.- -.e.sr.
centeras Al tomarse, obvi&ndose Aquel gugto
desAgradable, tan comun en- casi todas Las Pill
dofaS.
Eler. Dr.. DON N. Amaya, de San Vicente
{ ri Ealvador), escribe, con fecha II do Abril
de 1885, 10 siguiente:" HI aumsnto del me-
gocio ir1 notoriamsnte en- progreso medida
que sus nedicinas se conoscan, por efecto dc
los brillantes efectos On ~ Splicaci6n. 70
soy mSdico he Observable dichos efeCtos; 2
Ios medicos son los llamAdos generaliEar tGI
8 cual mediCAmento por N buen 6xito." 81
Los sres. iedrahita, Villsgas y Ola { emil.
nentes farmAcsutioos de Medellin, Colombia
esCriben con fecha 90 do Eetiembre, dc 1884,
10 iguients: "TsnenAos 81 gusto dc manifea-
tar Y. que el Jarabe de Heigel ha teniha
muy buenA aceptaci6n On esta cfudad , SON
producido mAgnihcos sfeCtOs On las persdOa
que 10 han tornado"
Sc vende por todos los FArmac2uticos
70 vendedores dc Medicina por todo 81
mundo y por Propietarios, A. J. White,
Limited, 81, Warren Street, Nueva York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-16
MPRRNTA DBL BOLRTiN.

MbrOs escogidos. Acaban de r..
Cibirse en esta Imprenta, los 81.
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl6s.
HlABELLA. Derech0 Admins
trativo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
ncia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Pr4ctica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-I
Manual de Formularios. Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-I
Derecho Administrative Espanol.
|-Juzgados Municipales.
de Contribution Territorial.-Ma-
nual de PoliCia Urbana.--Manual
de Las atribuciones de los Aleal-
des. E.s.-
OLLENDORFF. - GramAtica
GA1ANTE. :DioCionariO Mu-
niCipal.
VAzQUEz QUEIPO /. Tablas
de lOgRritmoe.
GAIENDO z EGOOSURA.-Le-
gislaci6n Hipoteoaria.
Ouriosidades cientiAco-dom4stiCas.
Las AraiiAe.
La familia dssconocida, pGgina de
historic natural.
El microscopic del doctor BallSn.
ger.
Unk nOchs sprOvschads, sl gas, 81
petr6leo. as
Los mistcrios de lA luna, La HERNIA
M de Rembrandt, etc,
| OARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds,
y otros escritos y docnmentos referen-
tes D esta grAnde y santa madre.
| OOOPER.-DofiA Mercedes de CAS-
tilla, [ tomo en- s., con lAminas.
| OHArEAUBRLAND. III Genio del
OristiAnismO, 3 tomos.-Los Mkrtires.
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
Onrtas.
SO4DEvILLA.-Joyas Dc ID lite
rHtura lsapafoIa.
BIBLIOTEOA Universal. yarios tomos
| IOAMPOAMOR Po9tica.
POLO. Ill Oompendio de ID latinidad
| RIERA , TortosA. Nociones de Agri.
/ cultura.
| PEREDA. Historia Natural.
GANOT. Fisica.
| MIGUEL DiccionArio latino.
LLOFRIU. La Jabonsria.
OOMHEROUHSE. Geemetria.
BRIOT. Algebra.
SONNET. Gsomstria anattieH.
ULTlk0S diaa de IN nl0sOfo Z
FKLlp, Fisica y QuinicA.
KOARTlN Gramatice lati m,
OOM1LKRAN Gramatica castslIa
nA.
III. ]. de LARRA.--Obras, A tomoI
Il FRANCISCO DE QUEVEDO.--
El Pafnaso Espafol, 2 tomos. -Obral
serias.- -Obras festiVas.
III. J. QUINTANA.-Obras.
ALAROON.--TsAtSo, 3 tomos.
Z FR. i. DH GRANADA.--Guia
: psCAd0res.
q a. DE SOILS. OOnquiata Dc MS
Iiico.
/. LOPEZ GARCIA.--POssiss.
VnLARDAs CHRIS politics.
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MULLRNHOFF { KORBRR

p Adniten dep6sitos de plata me-
jicana moneda Corriente de $1,000
en- adelante, abonando sobre ellos
un interes de 4 por ciento annual, y
contormandose los imponentes en-
dar avis0 con 15 dfas de anticipa-
ci6n cnando deseen retirar sus de-
p6sitos, Mnllenhoff & Korber de-
positar6n como garantfa de los
reapectiYos dep6sitos con ellos, 81
equivalente en- ORC espahol, al tipo
de 20 por ciento de premio, en-
|nombre del imponente, en- Comu'
nidad con el de esta casa, en- el
Banco Espahol dc esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-16
AL PUBLICO.

Habi6ndome hecho cargo de la
Administrator de mi CASA de Co
mercio, despues de mi regreso a
Europa, dejo revocado el p0deF ge-
neral que, & principles de Julio fl-
timo, confer1 & don ROdolfo Dfaz
PradO, para que me representase
Idurante mi annencia, quedando sa-
tiafeehO de 81 buen desempefio
mientEas 10 ejerci6.
Viequea. 10 de Febrero de 1890.
s~E. 6ayTia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-16
zxxzA = ias ANxx4zAs.
fapor M. L VILLAyERDE,
- ID -
BRTO@MO.

La smpEsaA ha dp1seas Fssisatsnsate
ane Ice vesorta 6 d m1aa, gee sAlsn del
snsxte da HmsfHnAw a - - eadas mes, sen-
ausuan. adsna&n de- h sarga dc aqusI pasTsc y
q ae 4 Csga1Ha. teda h cue - rfSBents 90 lea
pxeFsss extranisrea, Rwls, HmM BAvdsoa ,
lmkrreo. para -, Rmss = AGyAtRaG.
Les tu4ass dSIM OsMpGsSe 9ss ess-
q esss vwsrss - 9iyigsn 81 Nsrts q
Espess. ssIsn 4s 69ae9zlsr psrs II.
vsrpeel, . - ssts pxNEe pars 81 Hssrs.
rss.-Ries, Msrss 4 Dc issss-Loa oensg-
aataries. hbbrines y 1aqstnsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-03-16
VENANClO LUNA Y SODRINO.
Fortaleza 46, 49 y 81.

!, Ofreoe los siguientes srtfCulos 6 precios
muy m6dioos.
Azulejos, losetas, 6 baldosines, oatala-
mas, blancas y encarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol blancas y azules, loSas de Cana
fias de custro en- vara. Yeso y Oemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 kilos. Pintu-
ras, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo xinc de
Ia acredltada marca DOS LE0NES.
Aguarrks y aceite linaza. Brochas de
todas olases. Hero galvanizado, acana-
lado y lise para oobijas, Olavos de zinc
con tuercas y arandelas, oanaleS y cum
breras De zinc. Puntas de Paris de una 6
aeis pulgadas. Olavos amsricanos de una
6 cincopulgadas. Palas, pioos, axadas y
szadoneS. Alambre para ceroas, de cuatrO
.p6aa. Estopa alQuitranada para calafa4
tear , algod6n en- desperdicio para linz
psag m4quinas.
Uristaleria muy hna de t0das claseb de Va
oasa Bacoarat Vajillaa oompletaa deOoradaa
de porcelana muy hna. Pieles francesas I'd.
periorea de tedas claaes para pAlaado y gran
pevadad on rajaa ds hinTro, HkaaulasI = kBa-
snaAa Do metal para WanhaaeE.