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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
.Ayudantes de Campo.

Han llegado con 8. E., y son
sus dignos Ayudantes de CAMPO,
los Distinguishes seiiores don Pc
dro y don Juan Lasso, don Euri.
que Fern&ndez y don Fernando
Lexa.
DGmosles nuestra cordia! y
atenta bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Sr. General % Oabo que los venia
desempehando interinamente.
Lo qHe se hace phblico en- esta
Facets ExtraOrdiHaria para gene
raj cOnocimiento.
Puerto Rico, 81 de Abril de 1890,
j. LASSO Y PEREZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
.,..iSEIs TAzAs |

La Ros6n de Mayagilez aseru.
"a que no cree en- exe0munioncs
Iui On Obispos de Medellin.
Pero esto no impias que Il 90.
|lega Sc Il haya indigestado u
suelto que puhlicamoa hace poeo.
annnciandO que ihamos I insart.r
en u R0nnTxN Ii Kkcomuniisn ~.
nainAda poE 81 ilnnsru Pc 10 O.
lomhiaao ds MvlsIIln 1ls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

lBuena noche esa para el res.
petablel
Para todos los gustos ofrecid
atractivos.
Como que mientras tenia lu-
gar Ia session provincial, Sc dabs
una maguffica retreta en- Ia plszs
de Alfonso XII, se quemaban fue.
gos artificiales y Sc elevaban glo.
bos ante numerosa concuErencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
DIPUTACI0N PROVINCIAL.

Sc abri6 Ia session & las 7 y me.
dia. de ID noche del Is, bsJo ID
presidencia del Sr Soler y CON asis'
teneia de los Sres Diputados UbA'
ri, Alvarez Perez, Fernsndez, Ce'
rra, Perez, Jimenez. Brau. Do
minguez, Cepeda, Ramos, AmeIl
Figueras, Blanco, Marines, Men
disabal. Lopez Landron y Fsrrer.
Total Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
mo MORIRk!

No morirA, no; nj sucumbirt
jamas ese gran "Psrrido EspafoI
Unconditional" que en- AmGrics
Ileva enhiests Ia gloriosa enseiis
de Ia Patria. En Paerto-Rico y
Cuba vivira siempre, perpetuando
Ia memoria de nuestros antepasa
dos, reverdeciendo los Iaurelee dc
sus gloriosos triunfos, inmortali
zando su nombre con sublimet
ejemplos de honor, de lealtad }
de civismo.
Vivira siempre, porque ell pa
triotismo espaiiol ses immortal; 9,
como ID palabra de Dios que re-
son6 poderosa en- el caos y sobre
vive { todo 10 creado; es como Is
fs que trAslada los montes y ALA
na las montahas; es ell secreto 4
visible impulse que conduce q lot
pueblos hacia su fin. , prepare
las generaciones para ell cumpli.
miento de sus destinos; es ell que
dice al mundo que Espana, que
arranco al secreto de los mares ID
exlstencia de America, tiene de-
reeho 4 ser potencia americans
segdn Ia expression felix del senior
Leon y Castillo,
El patriOtismO espaNoI es la rk
tud personi6csda en- sus defenso.
res; es el honor vinculado en- 10.
que aman Ia sangre que CORE poi
sus venas; es Ell heroismo mos
trando proexas de abnegaci6n; es
el sacri6cio q que estan dispuestot
los que han hecho solemne pactc
con ID muerte antes que consentir
soluciones que NOS cubran de eter
% vergtienza.
El patriotismo espanol-es la de.
fensa de Ia familia, la defensa de Ia
propiedad, 10 defensa del derecho,
Ia defensa de Ia civilizaci6n, del
recuerdo de los que nos precedie.
ron, de Ia dignidad de los que not
seguiran, del sepulcro de nuestro.
padres, do Ia cuns de nuestrOs hi.
COS. del pasado de nuestras con,
quistas, del porvenir de nuestros
triunfos, de 10 mas elevado, de 10
mas intimo, de 10 mas santo que
tiene ell hombre sobre Ia TERRA.
81 borramos del pueblo espsAol e.
sentimien.o del patriotismo, ha.
bremos negado su historic, has
bremos eclipsado totalmente gu
grandeEs, habrenos hecho impo.
sible ga existencis, y los puebloF,
como Lac grandes ideas, durarAr
hasta 10 consumacion de los siglos
Y ell Partido EspoHOE Lncondi
eienaI, l.amado asf porque d Es'
psiia anna sin exigir condicione.
para ese amor, en- contraposicior
los que Ia aman en- otra forms
& la aborrecen de todos modos, 9.
Ia falange macedonia es Ia legior
romans, que ha de perpetuar Il
immortal en- los pueblos, y ensal-
xar 10 grande en- las rsEar.
Nal que pese 4 sus adversarios
pocos por fortuna J no muy re-
sueltos, asi ee, y asi seIa; porqu'
ese Partido alienta con Ia fe
vive con Ell derechO, y anda J and.
siempre adelante, con gran espe
rama, llevando immense amor er
el corsz6n, levantados anhelos er
81 espfritu y Aspiraciones supre
mas en- Ell deseo. E,e +" PartidG
Espafiol Unconditional es el pue
bio americana que hoy indemniE.
4 Ia Patria de muchas iDjusticias
es el pueblo Antillsno que des
cansa confado en- el regaxo de 81
earinosa madre Espafisi es, en- fin
todo el pueblo espaAol, do quier
ha dieho nno de los hombres mas
grandes de IL Francia: "Cuan-
do todas las naciones del globe
se hallen como enVeiecidas J CO,
dueas, solo EspAfa podrk levan'
tarse con u ssplendor de sns pEin.
|eipioss d aua eEeeneiaa y Do On
hlstsEla"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
PEOAS Y MBDIDlS.

Llamamos II atenci6n de los
Ayuntamientos hGcia IL aiguiente
impOrtante circular del Gobierno
sobre pesas y medidas, que vi6 la
luz pdblica en- la Gaceta del saba
do:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
SUSPENSION

La session Anunciada para ls
noche de aver en- 10 Excma Dipu.
tacion Provincial tuvo que ser
suspendida por NO haber concu.
rride suficiente ndmero de seno-
res Diputados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
aG0BIBREO GENERAL


En- el die de hoy he tornado po-
aeni6n de los cargos do Gobernad0r
General y Captain General de esta
PTosineia, pma los cuales he si-
% nombrau0 p0r Real Decreto de
10 de Mario pEoxlmo pasado, O..
nando en 81 consssuencia Il Exsno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Habiendose dAdo cuenta de que
el senior Diputado Secretario dor
MArcelino Estevanex Sc habfs
emoarcado para Europa, Ia Cor.
poracion acordo sustituir interina
mente al sefior Estevanex en-
aquel cargo.
Al efecto 90 procedi6 q desig
mar, en- votaci6n por papeleta', a
senior Diputado que debia reem
plsxar en- la citada Secretaria de
la Mesa al ausente.
Votaci6n que dos veces resultt
empatada pOr haber obtenido .
sufragios ell senor Domingutx }
otros Q Ell senior Brau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Aprobada ell acta de la session
anterior, Sc dio cuenta con un
oicio del Excmo Sr. Gobernador
General RUix Dana psrticipando
que habia hecho entrega del Go
bierno y Capitania General de Ia
Isla al Excmo Sr General Segun-
do Cabo de 10 misma; con uno del
Dipusado EstevaneE, pidiendo H.
cencia temporal para la Peninsuls,
Ia que fue concedida, y Sc leyeron
comunicaciones de los Sres Dipu.
tados Carrot, Ssgastibelza y Vidal,
excusando su no asistencia B los
debates proyinciales por motives
de salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
ReVista dc la Peninsula,
Madrid, Abrll Z de 1890.

Ha pasado ID Eemana Santa sin
Vue hays habido les yacaciones que
|el Eespsto I diAa tan gtaRdss h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Iumediatamente fu6 objeto de
vivo y largo debate 81 hecho de si
81 empate hAbia do ser resuelto
por Ia Presidencia 6 por Ia suerte.
Sostuvieron acalorada diseu.
sion sobre ell particular los sefio-
res Alvares Perez, que abogaba
por 10 primerc, yel sefior BlanCo,
que optaba por 10 segundo.
Leyeronse ademas una Real
Orden y otros textos legales, y al
fin se someti6 ell asunto 4 votA
ci6n, acordandose que proceeds
el sorteo. Efectu6se este y fde
favorecido nuestro distiDguido CO.
rreligionario, el setior Dominguez,
quedando hecho cargo de tan dis
putada Sscretaria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Despues de este didse lectura q
una moci6n del senior Ubarri pi-
diendo se le relieve del cargo de
CIavero de Ia GAIA de 10 Loteria.
El senior Ubarri expuso en- apo.
20 de su mocion muy pertinentes
razones y fundamentals, los Cuales
30 impidieron, sin embargo, que
sc discutiese largo ratio el asunto
entire ell autor de Ia moci6n y los
sefiores Ramos, Blanco, Alvarez
Perez y Cepeds.
Fue acuerdo aplazar Ia resolu-
ci6n definitiva de este particular,
acerca del cual deberG entender 10
correspondence ComisioD.
Con 10 cual, habiendo dado las
IL de ID noche, 90 levanto Ia Sc
sion, retirAndose los sefiores pa
dres dc Ia PrOyincia y el numerO.
30 pdblico que, 4 caSa dc emocio-
mes, en- "a mayor parte, habia pre-.
senoiado los debates.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

Leida la memoria semestral de
Ia Corporation, go hizo 10 mis-.
mo CON eI extracto de los acuer.
dos de Ia Comision Provincial y
Asociados desde Noviembre del
afio dtimo hasta Mario pr6ximo
pasado inclusive.
Un buen n1mero de los mismos
qued6 sobre Ia mesa & petici6n de
los setiores Amell, B,anco, Ra-
mos, Otero y Brau. Eutre ellos
6guraba ell tan discutido acuerdc
sobre Ia provision de Ia plaza de
Director del Asilo de Benefcen.
cia y Manicomio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23

GaDa en- el casO 0e UaDan, le con-
test6; "puede que ST. & 10 que
ahadi6 el Presidente, que si llega-
ba & estar, haria con 81 10 mismo
que con Daban. 6agasta, no muy
oportunamente & mi modo de yer,
dUo que en- Francia cuandO algun
militar se mueve fuera de su 6rbi-
ia Sc dice que "a "como los gene
rales espaiioles y; Oassola, irrita-
do, protest6 do aquellas palabras,
enviando una provocaci6n q los
extraDjeros que asi 90 atreyan &
juzgar q 90 clase !; Y anoche cofria
Ia Voc de que dos generates se ha-
bian dirigido al diario frances Le
Temps (que habia publicadO las pa.
labras que repiti6 Sagasta en- el
Congress- para que aclarara los
conceptos & dIera el nombre del
autor del articulo donde 6stos
aparecieron. I'll asunto promote,
pues Ia prensa asegura que Oasso-
10 ha pedido su licencia absolute.
El marques de Sardoal ha pre-
sentado una enmienda nj dictamen
de la comisi6n del Senado, que
propuso 80 COncediera Ia autoriEa.
ci6n solicitada para procesar s Da-
ban. El marques, fundAndoae on
que el gobierno no habia dado la
debida Interpretation q los articu-
los Constitucionales que amparan
Ia inviolabilidad parlamentaria, y
en- que faltaban requisites esencla-
les, pidio en- su onmienda que se
devolviera al gobierno Ia c0muni-
caci6n para que acudiera al Ecna.
do en- fOrma mas adaCuada y mkaI
conforme { II letra y 81 espirltu deI
loo pEeceptcs c0nstl stltueicnales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-04-23
IIEGADA
Oil AUgTt C0BgRSlDOR I CAPTAIN GRHERlL
EXCNO. SR. D. JOSE LASSO.

81 grato suceso que be espera-
ba ha tsnido pOf fa cumplida y
hr;llansa realization.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
cefenApo

pxrvER Cel-. Eov An urusuaiiv
be,vr vsts vss csst hsrs ss6 thrsurh-
cot sbe st2ss. TIE wsstssr VA wsrrz
and clear. A. the Deu>orrtse kess-
enzrpsrs svsry ons is ioA6-
isnf sxt cfsisnsp tshuck r
est-.s tss sssstIsn 81 50 en-
tire tisx ttssg 80 .rhsfrftt BsklsF.
e ifs EeT -tlib.s essr ~ tee. rkDs -.
nftAne thai tbs sts< Tresssrsr. A.
teYrey csnsTsl are sspersHsentsnt ~
Fsslls lnstrsesien sfs asshtfsl. "a sstis-
2 80 tsss sts FartF vi sl~et tss -
rsas-5sr sef "a tsskss sso.c<ihF tss
Tye9ssi.tHre
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

vasHFseTer. Sov. E-sscons bbsi-
tef rstsersen bss rspsrsss - fls sscrs.
tzrT sf he rs.suvr thsf esrinz ths
lsst fsesl vss. ~ sros ers -s.sa and
ssrtlss e7.ssl ss.oasts. is~eivine ths
go - 50 ss1 1Ssk pa essi wss.s teat
o. eps sst vii b. rssutrst surlng tbs
ns1t fsesl yesr f.f tbe rsy-snt - ssi-
sssrs' sps sssie-.' -5ssns for srr~s-s es
'E's- ans bouss- sts fsv ssr-fs-s fr ths
lsss ~ss s~s~f sses 80 mere thsn wss
ssftwss~< fnr sr Der 49, ssst
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
FyxrsYIrArIA.

Chairman Kerr, ef The Democratic
committee. claims the state hy 10 ooe
majority. He asserted that bis sdvices
showed that Pattisen viii conss to Pail
delphis With ret less than 20 600 uas~
;orisy
Thirty five countias tnclu5ing Ale
1Seny ard not including Philadelphia
give Pattiscs = net plurality q IT'S. =
net Deuoosssic gain. ss cozpsrst with
the vots % the sane oeuatses In lsss.
q 3tis2
Zee insicstievs sre tbst ERE csrzres.
siezsl dsiegssion ill stand. Eepsblics
az ia. D secrstA. 2 rs =
RETT kpEEPu1k. Novs a. IS ara 81
vlurslities frczs siKtvfvs 81 ths siKtF-
seven ccant3es in tse sfate i've PATTI
ser. Den. foT 6sFsTacz. a nst plsr1l-
80 - - sThs 80 missing eca-ssss
Ek .ns Warren Isss ga-e : ret
R-Pabiicsn Psarzltty - 3<i TIE slee-
80 - Fasflson By ever 5. - pisrslity
IS scr e<s4 81 AZ ReF<sfles~ iezSsrs
s&6 yoerE2.S Ise De zeerss< ksve esTt-
si.kv "a 80 swe 6~nsrtssu~s ss& - =
sr~ess So go clss~ ;. fsr~~ ~sheE
ksx~3s fsts So eT@fsl ~nvp-
{. 81 na. skew ss bexsf srs sS1itSensl
pszcc<stt< zasn oeT II Ire s44ssstAs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

-< ~ -
ctth the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs - tsken; il i pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. eleznses the sys-
ten eGectuAlly, dispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures hsbitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only reaedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 10 the taste and ac-
eeptabls to the stomach, prompt IN
iss action and truly beneficial Ia its
ELECTS, prepared only from the inost
healthy aud agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
TO AL and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In SOC
ard 81 bottles By all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist wao
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly fer any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
s4s FRANCISCO. ca.
lcCISgalE. AZ. kEa rosk. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

o~rs servp c~t ~ A ssl-
f.ssor s<<e 80 81 90 a-rs~s- Y~-sf~
rsvaf 80. rfi.s 49, ksfs Tss
neysitf nsii ftsn Tsreste ~ss rsn
into - ~ safits Tee sryfrssr
srs s-~> sfssrs we're AREA Psrsspisrs
iss~t
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
soUTH DAkoTL

CARSON. New. Nov. 5-The indica.
tions are that Calcord. the Republican
candidate for Governor, has been
elected, and that Baruns. Rep, for
Congress has carr.ee the Stste By ]. 900
majority
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
THE VOTE


TaE SKxT HoCsE
CrlcW > gwen t1e tess possi he
estimate - tke flfty-secoad congress.
b4sec or rsturns received - TIE mo-
nsns q gSgug e press fhe rgqses
credited . lSsho Maine, Oregon. Yer
m0nt saa NyoDing are t4kea from the
rssalts VI reesRt slectioas Aela IA those
States.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DR.. +. C.. WrsT'S NERVE AND BEAIN TREAT-
NENT. a guaranteed specific for uysteria. Dizzi-
ness. ConvulsioRs. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous PrOstrattOn caused by the
Use OF a.coap! or tobacco. " akefulneSS. Men tai
Depression. Softening Of the Brain resulting
IN insanity and lead ~ 20 misery. decay and
death. Premature Old Age. BarrenneSs. Loss
Of Power In either sex. Iny yoluntary Losses and
Spermst0rrhOea caused by over-eXertiOn 0fthe
brain. self-sbuse or 0ver-indulgeRcc. Each box
contains one months treatment Sl.00 box.
or six boxes for 500. sent By mail prepaid on
receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by Is for six boxes. accompanied by $500, we
Will send the purchaser one written guarantee
TO refund the money il the treatment does not
e1ecs cure. 6Uaran tees Issued only ~
WHITE * WHITE,
Merton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
90 Monroe-street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06
SOUTH cAseLrxA.

CHARIrsroS. s. G. Nov b-Ths
total vote in the STATE will not exceed
lsp. 000 TillmsB is elected By not less
than 25. 600 majority. Tie election has
been absolutely devoid of ineiasnt or
ercitement Returns from the Congres-
sisnal DISTRICTS are net yet con plete.
The next Legislature will have ar over
whelning Democratic majority. The
Legislature will elect successor 70
Senator Hsupten.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

exAEA Sss, Se~ s-Rstxrns iusf
oass y. sie<ffs4 - Rayt p.u fsf
css.frsf, tss ebsse~ - fBrs< r~we
crst.c cssffsss vtn e.6 ns tsfes 81
y-st ittEsr IT, rawfs- srsinst 81.
sstssr wssi be - 80 y - sss Ressrns
f-sx tks stsss sss nssfs Us 70
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-06

ATLsSTA Ca. Nev. S-The majority
81 l. r. Livinsstes. Den. in tsis. The
Fifth district ever Hsiest -ili BE- from
4. eo9 70 s. So The Democratic csndi-
dates in the First second. Tbird.
Fourth. Tlfth. sixtb. Righth sns Tsnth
districts are al elected sy nsjsritsss Of
Z so7 % < eSe each
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
A wounded nh.

Shortly before 10 o'clock last night
Colonel Massc called at the police
station and demanded that an officer be
dispatched to tie Montrose house, on the
corner of Fourth and Main streets, to
arrest the son Of Mrs. Philbrook, the pro-
prietress Of that establishment. The
Colonel stated that about 80 O'Clock he
was on his way to his rooms, which he
has occupied for the past two years
almost continuously, when he was con-
fronted by young hilbrook, who, after a
few words, and almost before the Colonel
realized the young fellows intent, struck
at him. They almost Immediately
cinched, and the younger man is alleged
to have hurt the Colonel's right thumb
during the struggle which ensued
Colonel Masac was informed that the
police could not interfere in the matter
without warrant.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02

Yet it seems as il there were too many
here. Although there is every where IN
used land, there is no place where laDof
goes to make land productive but the
speculator goes also, not to produce, but
to reap what he has not sown, by making
an artificial scarcity of land.
Take that great city of New York, the
metropolis of the country. It is the CEN
ter OF American wealth. OF that great
population only four per cent. live in
separate houses. Sixty.fve per cent.
live two families or more to one floor.
Hundreds of thousands are crowded to-
gether 60 closely that they have not
room nor air enough. Why don't
they build mere houses? Not because
there is not labor enough nor capital
enough, and not because there is not land
enough. Not more than one.haIf of the
lan6 in the incorporate limits is in use
1t is held by those who grow rich on the
improvements made by others How
would the single tax affect it? It would
40 away with the tax which now rests on
the builders of houses and on the mate
rlals that enter into their making. But
need not talk Of New York to people who
nave such good object-lessons about
them. You are just recovering from a
boom in which you marked out this
whole valley into town lots. 1t was a
system OF gambling worse than faro. TIE
gambler merely wastes his time, but the
speculator prevents the use of valuable
,and.
We single tax men do not say that
what We propose is the cure for all human
Ills. We believe that other reforms are
needed as we'll. But until we make the
basis of society fair and true by prevent
ing the monopolizing Of what is the
basis to ali life and production there is
no other reform that can accomplish
anything.
Nothing can be done to solve the labor
question until this fundamental wrong is
righted. The relation between men
and the land upon which they live is the
fundamental question. The men on
whom the taxes fall are not the rich, but
those OF moderate wealth.
The taxes we would abolish are those
which take from the individual what he
produces by his own effort for himself.
The tax we would impose is one upon the
value produced on the land by the work
of the whole community, and we would
use the revenue for the whole commu-
nifty. We do not hope to change human
nature, but we propose to give the good
in human nature chance. We preach
the doctrine of fair play.
At the conclusion of the lecture Mr..
Holt announced that Mr.. George would
speak again tonight, and an opportunity
would be given to those interested in the
subject to ask him questions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
Marriage License.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday:
Archibald Thompson, native of In
diana, of Azuss, aged AZ, to A. D. Ben
der, native of Arkansas, of Azusa,
aged 34.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
At AuctIon Nloudav.

W. E. Beeson will sell on Monday,
February Sd, at 2 p. m., the stock, range,
store fixtures, ETC., of the Billings Candy
Factory, on Spring street, between First
and Second. Sale positive.
BEN O. RHoADEs,
Auctioneer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02

Talking of gunpowder tea, whv. we are sell
ing 75cent imperial leaf gunpowder for SO
cents, and, ye GODS what a quantity we get rid
OF! Well, you know We dOn't make much on it
we give two POUNDS of loaf sugar free with every
pound. 1t does look like less trading, but
we are bound to do live business at 146
South Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
100000

To loan on good security, bonds, mortgages
real estate Apply to f. P. KELLY, rooms /, 2
3 and A, Ian Franco block, No 119 North
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02

P. M. ARTHUR, Of Cleveland. Ohio:
mo pen can describe and no language do
justice to the Hotel del Coronado. 1t is a mag
nifcent hotel; so perfect in everything, TO be
there it is ike dream. The Coronado Water
is so beneficial in kidney troubles" Z"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02

The Finest rurkish Baths
On the Coast are at the Hammam, 124 South
Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
BANQUETED.

At tho close of his address, Mr.. George
was waited upon by committee OF the
association, which escorted him to the
Hollenbeck restaurant, where sump-
tuous banquet had been prepared in his
honor. 1t was presided over by Mr.. A.
J. Gray, and among the invited guests
were Prof. w. H. Henderson, Messrs.
Sam Levi, O. A. Miller, S. B. Welcome,
G. M. Craig, A. E. Hathaway, Colonel
J. J. Ayers. R. W. Kersey, J. King, J.
H. Crawford, Ellis Knight, s: K. Warfeld,
J.W. Long, R. W. Ready, J. w. Maxwell
w. A. Grosser. P. Ryan, 81. Fatan, J.
Baker and others. After the discussion
of the tempting viands, tossts were made
and responded to by the following geutle-
men: A. J. GRAY, w. H. Henderson, G.
A. Miller, Sam Levi, S. Byron Welcome,
R.. w. Ready, Colonel j. J. Ayers, and
the guest of the evening, Henry George
The party broke up about midnight
when Mr.. George was escorted to his
rooms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02
Harris. the Hal

And gents furnisher, 2O4 s. Spring ST., oppo
site the Hollenbeck.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-02

La Grippe In the Fast
J now cured by the ufe of the Turkish bath.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-29
KILLED EN- THE CARS.
A Coiorcd Brakeman Misses EIis FOOT
ing and Is Crushed.

Scott Logwood, colored freight
brakeman on the Lynchburg division
of the Norfolk and Western, fell from
the cars on the track. and WAS horfi-
bly, mangled yesterday afternoon
about 2:45.
a caboose ear was being side-tracked
at the west end yard, and the brake
man, after cutting the car loose from
the engine, attempted to step from the
engine 10 the car and fell on the rails.
the caboose running over his body.
His left leg, above the knee, was
crushed to Il jelly. and his intestines
were torn out. He was immediately
taken 10 the Office Of Drs Koiner and
Gale, where Dr. koiner with the aid
of Dr. Jones, did all that was in the
power of medical skill to relieve his
suffering.
He lived until about o'clock, and
bore his intense pain with remarkable
nerve, remaining conscious to the last.
Logwood was a young man, and his
home was at Forest depot, near
Lynchburg, where his remains were
taken for burial this morning.