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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14
CASINO ESPAEOL

DE L A Fl Alb A N A
La suscripclou iuiciada y abier.
"a por aquel patriotico Csntro, 3
favor de las viatimas de las inun-
laciones de 10 Peninsula, ascendia
al 20 q
n1a R:1IoSse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14
Revista de Ia Peninsula
Madrid, y Sesbre % de 1891.

Madrid, y Setbre % de 1891.
| Decididamente, la politica no ha
despertado, despu6s del prolongadc
parentesis del verano, pero | a que
costa Ha entrado ell Otofo Y
continda abaDdonada por una serie
de catastrofes que preocupan hon.
damente la atenei6n general.
va conocen mis- lectores los desas =
tres de Oonsuegra y de Ia provineia
de Almeria, de que dl cuenta en- mi
anterior revists. Las autoridades
! y los redactores de la prensa envian
diariamente tristes relatos del esta-
do de los puntos inundados. Con.
suegra contaba con 2 100 edificios
| y solo quedaran en- pie unos 600.
pues SO estan derribando los que
amenazan rufna ALI Sc esta for.
mando la estadfstica personal. Sc
calculan las p6rdidas materiales en-
doce millones de pesetas. El dine
70 y las ropas deb dos a la carload
llueven sobre aquellos desgraeiados
que tnvieron la fortuna de salvarse
| y quedaron sin hogar y en- la mise
ria. La subscription nacional, inau-
gurada por la negotiable carload
de la Reina Regente, y secundada
por Ell gobierno, asoendfa aver a
mas de seiscientas mil pesetas la
de Ia prensa, a mas de Glen mil y
agregue Vd q este que todos l. 8
dfas llegan fnertss sumas de los so
beranos e&tranjeros. Segdn SO d.
ce, ell Sr. Oanovas ha pensado, con
su buen puntO de vista, que el di
nero de la subscription nacionsl de
bera emplearse en- la reconstruo
ci6n de las oasas destrutdas en-
la adquislci6n de ganados, apero.
y titles de labranza para O nsue
gra, Y reconstruir tambien las casas
destruidas de Almeria. La Reina
ha conoedido Ia cruz de Benefcen-
cia al sloalde de OonsUegra, que Sc
ha portado adm rablemente Y g.
enouentra enfermo por faIta de
descansO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14
JUSfl PROVINCIAL DE- SOCOsRoS
SECRETARIA.

LAS vICTIMAs DE LA PENINSULA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14

CueDtA Nn coiega ue edLa GApi-
tl que ha muerto rspentinamen :
&c en- Ia Estaci6n del Ferrocarri,
de Manati. victima de una he :
moptins fulminante, el Guardia
Civil del puesto de Barcelonets
Manuel Cubo Carri6n, & quisn se
habia copcedido licencia por en-.
fermo para Ia Peninsula.
Con r,ferencia al proceso por
Ell aseeinato del doctor Franco,
ieemos 10 que sigue en- El Impair
cial de Maysgues, fechs 10 del
que cursa:
Sabemos que el Magistrate Sr
Lilo ha montado casa en- Cabo-
rojo, con objeto de instalar en- ella
el Juzgado especial que ha do en-
tender en- las averiguaoiones rela
twas 4 esta Causa.
Muy pocs cosa pOdremos ana 1ir
4 las notiCias que hemos dado de
este funest0 acontecimientO.
Orjspiuiano Rodil sigue preso,
han sldo puestas en- libertad mu
rhas personas que habiau sido rn-
luodav a prison, Y circular rumo-
res 1e que ha apareoido un papel
en el cusl--segdn dicen muchos---
las bases para el reglamen-
TO de una soCiedad secreta Consti.
tuida con Criminales fines.
ntceae que dicho dooumanto, Gu. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14

En- ell termino de BaYam6n
murieron el viernes tltimo. VIC
timas de exhalaciones el6ctricas,
IN hombre y una mujer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-14

El qne 40 perdona OCCASION para
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07
MANGLBD REMAINS
Gafdiasf 10 Han 0na Of ths Fines
Bank BuiNhls IN The Stats.
Belfast Has Citizens' Candidate Tor
Mayo. - North Asocstock Assi-
cultuIndsts.

Especial TO the KEssEsEo JousxAL.J
GARDINER, March 6.-The trustees Of
the Gardiner Savings Institution, at .
special meeting held this forenoon, accepted
the plans made BY z. 4. Lewis, the archi-
tsct Of this city, for the new bank building
which will be built south of the Evans
House. The from. Of the new building will
be Of pressed brick, terra Gotta and hand
some new building material known - brick
ashIsr. The from, will be random coursed
like the front Of the Augusta public build
ing. The Dimensions OF the block will be
1880 feet. The lower floor will be
occupied by the banking rooms and
vaults, the second story will have
three complete sets Of offices, and
each Of the two upper floors will have
six rooms connected with the Evans hotel.
4 1ns atched vsstibuls entrance in the
centre Of the builtiug is surmounted by .
panel bearing the words Gardiner Savings
Institution" twill be one Of the finest
bank buildings in the stale and . decided
credit to the designing archi,ec. and the in-
s,i,ution whose official home it 10.
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lcptCial 10 tue hkNNEBEC JOURNAL.
PREsQuE ISLE, March 6-The annual
meeting Of the North Aroo stock Asricul.-
ural and Horticultural Society met at
Presque Isle On Thursday, March 8.
President u. NJ. Park called the meeting to
order, and the secretary, Fred 4. Wieain,
being absent on account of broken arm,
Edward Wigsin was chosen secretary pro
tenn. The treasurer reported Sl92 in the
treasury. The trustees reported the society
in torri4hing condition and made several,
recommendations for future action. The
following officers were chosen for the en-
SUNG year: President. Rev. George NJ.
Park of Presqu- Isle; vice-pres!dsnts.
Cyrus Chase Of Westfeld, f. TAR Of
Castle Hill, Joce Howard Of Pfesque
Isle; secretary, K. J. Sn iih Of Presque
Isle; treasurer, J. W. Bolton Of Presque
Isle; trustees. A. NJ. Dudlay of Castle
Hill, II. s. Hardison Of Caribou. The
sound financial condition Of the society is
matter Of congrsiulation in view Of the un-
fortunate weather du'iag the fair last fall
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N, one Had Ears Except icr Election

MosrsEAL, Mar. 6.-No one had ears
for al, thing today but the election. Al
conceds conservative victory, and say is
merely a question of the sizs Of the ma
joTty. Gazette (Goverrmentl places the
msj1rity net below %. and thinks 1t msy
possibly be 35. SsAr q Qadependenp figures
I p, Herald (LibsrsD 10. Conservatives
generally express themselves we'll pleased
With tie result.
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Statielcs on Koch Method.

BERLIs, March G.-Oficisl statistic.
have been prepared of of 2l7l cases Of tu.
barculosis treated by the DR.. Koch method
from the middle OF November to the end
Df December. or the cases Of Internal tu-
5eiculosi. IS sre reported cured, III con-
.iderably improved, 1874 improved and 46
nave Died; while OF the cases of extefna
tuberculosis Is are reported cured, las
considerably improved, 231 improved and
, have died.
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meteorological Report.
March o. 1891. 10 K. MI
Maine Pen sions.

WAsIIINGr ID. G., March 6.-Pen.
sions have been grated to these residents
Of Maiae
Original. William, p. Miller, Stephen G..
Msx6eld. Lsn,z @ Neil, Edward Patterson,
Levi j Misner, Frsrcis NJ. Milpurp, Au.
yuslus Sseet, John Matthews; additional,
UriAh Cobb. John W. Mace, Patrick
Drunluiord, Henry E. Jellison. Henry c.
Collins; iocresse, George w. BlAkemore,
'harlss w. Smith, Lewis Orville, Matthias
V. Bridges; reissue and increase, Sanford
g. Sylvester; original. widow, Isabel,
Sidov Of James F. AlJridge.
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ELECTION ECHOES.
Conservatives Fairly Veil
Pleased With Ii: ReslH. !.
absolute Free Trade Win tAs Usiled
States,
Blake Says Cannot be Divssosd iron
Cauada's Political Tususo.

OrrAwA, Ont, Mar. 6.-Sir john Moo
Donald 10 completely EXHAUSTED today. He
got up despite the advice Of . physician.
and answered hundreds Of conerAtulatosy
telsgs am, that poured In from all quarters.
The premier utterly iost his voice, but ex.
poets to be all right again In few days.
In an interview today be estimsted the
majority ct between 81 and IS.
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Poison Put IN Cosfss by Hand OF Un-
kn3wn Person.

LouIsvILEE, Ky, March 6.--Near Mount
Sterling, this morning. Vim. Ferguson, .
respsc able farmer. aged 78. and his SON.
in-lax, Is. q. Watts, were found dead
ff,m poisoning. His granddaughter. Miss
Grace Boyd. Is dying from same cause.
The poison 10 arsenic, put In the coffee
made by Mrs. Fergu.on, probably By some
enemy Of the family who slipped IN from
,u..tde
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The shorthsod cisss As the Y. N. c. 4:
rooms will be postponed until nsxs SsiuT.
day evening.
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TORONTO, Ont, March 6.--Followins 10
q summary Of the result ef yesteraay's
election ~ compiled from the corrected 70.
surns up to three THE afternoon: Total
number Of seats, 2l5, Ia three Of which.
A!goms, Ont. Huntingdon, Que. Carl
hou, B. c., elections we're not held. Ontsrio
% seats. Conservatives %6. lbsrais Is.
Quebec, 65 seats, Conservatives rs, Lib
erals. Sc; Nova Scotia. II seats, Conserve
tives IL. Libsrals 4; New Bsunswiok. i6
ssais, Conservatives 2, Liberals 5. Prince
Edward Island, 6 seats. Conservatives y.
Liberals 4, Manitoba, 8 seats. Conserve.
t,ves 4. Liberals s; British Columbia, 8
seats. Conservatives s. Liberals O.; North
west Territory, 4 seats, Conservatives 4,
Liberals 0.
Total. Conservatives III; Liberals 81;
Conservative maj ,rity ~. In three col-
siitusncies vet to elect. the Conservatives
will probably carry 2, Liberals l. Ia the
shove summary, two Independents OF
Quebec cixsses With the Conservatives, one
Nationalist with the Liberals. One lnds-
pepdent Of New Bruins wick classes with the
Liberals.
Latest Showing.
The following shows the latest standing
Of the parties in the province; Ontario
45 conservatives. 4b hbsrals; Quebec--28
conservatives, SO liberals; Nova Scotia--
l6 conservatives, 5 hberals; New Bruno
wick--l3 conservatives, 2 hberals; Brit
ish ColumbiA--5 conservatives; Mani
toba--4 conservative. liberal.
Northwest territories, 4 Conservatives;
Prince Edward leland. 2 Conservatives, I
Liberals. Total. III Conservatives. 9S
Liberals. There arc nve constituencies
vet to hear from. In Muskoks, Ont,
Queens, N. B., and Caribou. b c.. the
result in doubt In Algoms, Ont, and
Huntington, Que, the elections occar
| later.
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A GLOWING TRIBUTE
rAoa
Skilled Physician.
DANA'S is KING

HE FOLLOWING GLOWING TRIBUTE TO
TUE WONDERFUL. EFFICACY OF DANAS
SARSAPAkiLLA.A AS GENUINE BLOOD
PURIFIER, IS ENOUGH TO CONVINCE THE
MOST sCEPriCAL, COMING AS IT DOES
From A PHYSICIAN WELL KNOWN IN
EASTERN MAINE As ONE OF THE MOST
SUCCESSFUL PRACTITIONERS IN THE
MEDICAL FIELD, AND WHO Is ALSO AN
ACTIVE CHRISTIAN WORKER IN TIE
cuuEcu TO WHICH he BELONGS
IsLEsBoRo', NE, Oct IS, 1890.
DANA SAAsArARILLA Co.
Gssfs While have always steadily refused
to lend my influence to 4Hy Patent Medicine what
eyer. feel that the time has come when duty de
na1ds that ! should write and tell you of the
wonderful effects Of DASA'5 SARSAPARILLA
Ia my own family.
some four years ago my little daughter began to
.h~ symptoms OF ,crofuia. which in short
time developed into the most severe and ma
tignnnt type I ever saw. am free 10 confess
that tested my skiIl to its Gtmost extent. used
the most reliable specifics known to Batsria
hsdfca. consulted with othcr physicians hut
despite all could do, that she was falling
day by dag.
1t this time bottle Of DASA's came into my
hands and knowing Of several cures performed By
II, decided TO try it IN my little daughters case
but assure you had but little faith. com
manccd To give II In small doses, diluted with
water, ana 10 my surprise nnl grtat Joy, IN irss
thaa Ioesk she bsqon 10 imProre. and continued
10 do go very raplaiy. Two bottles built the
bridge to the shore Of health. The third
brought her across all tight 10 fact CURED her
She ia now twelve years Of age, aud "a write
con hear her ringing laugh, abe {. enjoying life
with her sehoolnatcs, CONSIDER IT TIE
GREATEST BLOOD REMEDY KNOWN TO
MAN.
Yours respectfully.
L. W. HAMMONDS, M.D.
Osiy sarsaparilia GUARANTEED to Cure.
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BLAKE GIVES REAeoxS
Why He Was Compelled to Dscliuo
the MONT istion.

ToRoNro, Ont, March 6.--In Q four
column letter addressed to the members Of
the West Du,ham reform convention,
under the date Of February 8. published In
This morning's papers in this city, Hon.
Edward b axe, who vas formerly leader
Of tho Liberals, gives the reasons why he
il comps lied TO decline the nomination.
Ia effect, the letter says he 10 At variance
with the party on the question as issue, ua-
restricted free trade with the states. In
his opinion tho tendency in Canada Of un-
restricted trade with the United States would
be toward political union. and the
more successful the plan the stronger
the tendency, both by reason Of
the community OF interests. intermingi'ng
of populations, more intimate business and
social connections and trade and hscal
relations, amounting TO dependency. !.
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Clark Thrssd Company 0ivss no
Oaattsr.

NEW Yoxk, March e.--Tbe Clark Thrs I'D
CoApAny closed mill M. 8 1t Kssrney. ".
today. ,hros ing 300 girls out VI sosk. II
The mill hsrcs are not let alone BY the
strikers, all the mills viii be closed.
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Looks L,ks Liberal Msj nifty 10
PROVINCE Of Qaabso.

QuEBEc. March 6.--Up to . late hour
'od.y the buile'i1 bos-d OF L'Electeur
.hosea msj 1ri,y for the Liberals Of six.
The Liberals ssy ,ba. the goverDmsrt
majority Is 20 small as 20 be almos. useless
20 work upon.
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Ciuz ems Candidate at Belfast.
SI3N al SERVICE.

BELFAST, March 6.-The citizens bav,
nominated Frsak E. Crowley for mayor.
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WIa DEPARTMENT,

Weather In6icaucps for tbs Next ~
Hours
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KICKAPOO INDIAN on:

criek esrs .E n C:4s q fs;.
Good for Man and Beast II Gives Immediate
Relief. 1t has No Equal Keep it in the Houss
TRY 1T.
Price IS cents per Bottsc. 5 Bottles for 81 10
ASK Yora pErooIsr Foa RI
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1for SaIs ar to Est,
FOR Sale.

nanhey NJ desirable reo,ieGces N k.akseiA,
Me-. =srYtng IN prloe from yt1O to e7.61O, al
to several lO 20 rs acre places IN the Suburbs OF
'his ei'y one ,wo story house and 10: In iewistoo
~, A nliuher of farms In krEae beo county,
varying In price from s3eG 70 aSGsstb. Ecuses
sni e lrwsa;a to let. 4. ". TH;rxRorsT, At
tornaf, husrse MAlps. ispidtf
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Wla DEPARTMENT,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WAsRIsGros, March 7, l A. NJ.
For Maine: Generally fair; slightly
cooler; variable viods. Cautionsry signals
At Block island.
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BIppEFoRp, March 6.-The Republicans
sonigat nominated DR.. John Lord for mayor
By acclsmation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

DAs.'s rs "suAsA-rsso" 70 Culsi
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Republican Candidate for Mayer OF
Btcdsfoyd
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Mr. Brainard Of Wiashfcp for the csuss
mittee 90 agriculture, to which was re-
fesred, bill, IN act additional to chapter
$50, laws Of 1889. relating to bounty on
crows, reported tha; the same ought net -
pass. Report accepted.
Mr.. Peaks Of Dover far the committee
On judiciary, TO which was referred. bill,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-07

tee Oh congressional apportionmen,, %
which was refefed the order of the Legis
lstuYe relating to the subject Of apportion.
lag the State toto districis for choice o.
members of Congress. reported bill, IN ac'
TO sppor!ion the State for representative,
for Congress, and that the same ought &C
pass. Tabled for printing under rule.
Mr. Shaw of Portland for the committee
on financisl Affairs, to which was referred
the order of the Legislature felating to
Cody vile Plantation, Warrington county
reported resolve in favor of Codyvii,s
plantation, Washington county, aud iha
the tame oush. 10 psss. Tabled forppfint
ing under rule.
Mr.. Wymsn Of Sehec, for the COMMITTEES
on fisheries snd game, to which was re
iefred report OF the commissioners Of
fi.hsries and game, reported bill, an act to
amend sections 81 aud 81 Of chapter 10 ol
the Revised Statutes, relating to the manner
Of fishing. and that the same ought to pass
Tabled for printing unda, Yule-
Mr.. Rand Of Greenwood, for the com
rnitsee on fisheries and game, to xhich va
referred bill, m act to amend the law TO
the protection of smeits, reported In nev
draft bill. an act to smend section 4s, chap
ter l22 of the Public La~s Of 1887, TO pro
vide for the better protection Of smells
and that the came oushs TO pass. Table
for printing ucder rule.
Mr.. Jones OF Beooksyille for the san:
committee, to which was referred, bill q
act to amend section 40 Of chsp,er ~ o
the Revised Statutes relating % tie 81
poiatment Of wsrdens, reported thss th
same ought 10 pass. Tabled fer piin:is
under rule.
| Mr. Warehouse OF Windham for III
committee on manufactures. 20 which W.
referred, bill, m scs to amend section Q
Of chapter Al Of the Revived S.a,utes n
lasing 70 surveyors Of logs. rep,rsed tn,
the sasne ought to pass. Tablet for pfin
/ ing under rule. 80
/ Mf. Rsssmsn Of FyebeSg fl the con
miftee ON agriculture, 70 which Was +,
feffed resolve in favor Of delegates
Farmers National Cons-es. reported
new dfaft resolve unde- sama title o.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

In has been repeatedly said that
women suffrage is u failure; tlat
where the experiment has bean tried
fairly in Western States wCnn
have refused to vote, or take any
interest in the election after they
have had an experience during one
or two canvasses. The reports of
the recent municipal elections in
Kansas entirely disapprove this
statement. They show that in all
the large cities of Kansas the vote
of the womsn, compared to the reg
let Amor, VAS fully AS lsIg' IS the
male vote. The fact that the wo-
men voted Independently and sup
ported the advocates Of law and
order is further evidence that there
Is at least some common sense 10
the women-suffrsge movement.
The women in Kansas and in other
Western States have been the most
effective allies in the crusade
against the saloons and other public
evils.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

How widespread throughout the
world is the interest taken in the
Worlds Columbian Exposition is
well shown by the daily mail receiv-
cd st headquarters. For illustra-
ton, the mails Of q single day
brought letters from Havana, San
Domingo, Panama, Lima, Liver
pool, London, Marseilles, Lyons.
Rome, Frankfort-on Main, Berlin,
Milin, Paris, AK la ChapelIe, Glas-
gov, Belfast, Perth, Manchester
and Constantinople. The foreign
newspapers received were more
widely separated points. Some Of
the letters were from official sour
ces and others from intending or
possible exhibitors. Nearly all were
letters of inquiry. Until the organi
zation Of the foreign department
the wants Of such lnqurers will be
attended to, as far as possible, by
the dapar msnt Of publicity and
promotion. Replies are sent IN the
language Of the country from which
the inquiry comes.
Confirmation of the interest abroad
in the exposition is found in the
reports Of the consels of chr govern
ment. They report that the i'm
preston is fast growing and bscom-
ing general that the exposition will
be a giganic aud successful worlds
fair, and that manufacturers and
others, accordingly, are anxious to
goin mere definite information with
a view of becoming exhibitors.
Such information u rapidly being
supplied to them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

JUDGE Roger A. Pryor, of New
York, holds that while q physician
may refuse to take 3 case, he ln-
not, after taking il, refuse to give
il bis beat professional skill, merely
because the patient will not pay the
bills incurred. There is an element
Of justice in this decision. The
physician who neglects a case, whom
convinced that it is 'poor pay is
q skilled abnormality who ought to
b. suppressed Fortunately, in TIE
words of the poet, che is few aud
far between"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02


Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cieanees the sys
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent Qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any che who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAN fRhacisco. caL.
LOUISVILLE. AZ. ksW y0R6. NY
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

The applicant must make oath either before
a Justice 81 the Peace or before the Clerk OF
sfhe Circuit Court of the county where he IS
engaged in business. Of the amount OF goods
Kept on hand at their principal season OF sale.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The attention Of persons in the Brooklyn
precinct OF the Fifth Election District Of Anne
Arundel county proposing 10 engage in the
sale of spiri,nous, fermented anc intoxicating
liquors is especially called to the prov sions Of
Chapter 24S Of the acts OF 1886.
The attention of persons proposing to en-
gage in the sale OF spiritueus iermented and
Intoxicating liquors in Annapolis City is
ca HE'D to the provisions Of the Act Of 1890.
The attention OF those persons who propose
10 cavry en- the business of selling cigarettes
is htrsby called to the Act Of Assembly session
of lSs0, licensing and regulating the safe Of
cigarettes.
JAS. 5. ARAIGER,
Sheriff Of Anne Arundel County.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02
a Chexiot suit FER SO.

New Is the time for you TO select a
nice Spring suit of clothes. as the assert
ment is always better early in the season;
besides these goods viii advance. We
have beautiful Black and Blue Cheviot
Suits well trimmed and well made from
$40 to $l2-in sack and cut away. We
shall not be able TO duplicate these goods,
therefore, young men You will make .
mistake If you buy spring suit OF clothes
without giving us call before purchas-
Inc. L Fl REHN,
Corner Main 81 and Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

REPORTS from all over The Unl-
ted States are to the effect that the
prospects for fine crop this year
are excellent. Ii some one will
just find ont aud let the farmers OF
the country know what the prospects
FIR good price are, he will be do
ing the agricultnrist a favor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-05-02

REPORTS come from SmithvIlle,
Ca, to the effect that strange
animal invades that town every night
aud dsvours stray cats and dogs.
What q blessing it would be il An
napolis would import several Of
them.