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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

Segdn noticias, Ia sangre de ca
bra vendrA & sustituir & Ia linfa
Koch en- ell tratamiento de la tn.
bercD losis.
Samuel Bernhein es el que &c
propone afrontar las diflcultades
que para su cura oftece la tisis, con
dicho sistema.
En- una conferenoia dada por ell
doctor Bernheim. refiri6 este los
restltados obtenidos on los enfer-
mos tuberoulosos q les que 81 apli.
c6 Ia sangre de cabrs.
Muestra tener muohas esperan-
zas y conffa en- que ell exito repare
sus estudlOs y trabajos.
DeseAmosle meior snerte que & 90
compa1ero el doctor Koch.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

here un trlste accidsnte tn estol
terminos;
"En las primeras horas de Ia
manana de aver, jueves, Sc recibit
en- la Empresa do Ferrocarrilet
Unidos de la Habana, IN telegra
ma avisando que en- ell tren ex-
tcaordiuario de csrga ndmero 46,
que sali0 en- Ia madrugada de dichO
dia de la Estaci6n de San Luis, con
destino & Rtgls, Y COmpuesto de IL
fragatas con az1car, descsrril6 on
el klometrO 81, cerca del Aguf Ca
te, a causa de haberse interpuesto
una res en- Ia via.
De resultas de dicho abcidente
murieron el maQuinista Dpn Jos &
Rodriguez y el fogonero, moreno
Genovevo Oontreras.
La maquina y 9 carros quedaron
fuera de Ia linea."
Acerca del bandolerismo lee
mos 10 que sigue en- ell Diario del
20:
Por el Gsbinete Particular de
la Capitania General, SO nos dice
que a las doce de la noche del dia
IA del actual Don joaquin Peralta
did parte & la Gus'dla OWL de
Santa CLARA, de que tres hombres
desconocidOs habian detenido en- Ia
casa de Don Bulogio Muro, situa-
da a ma legua de dicha ciudad, a.
un hijo suyO, nombrado Ange',
amenazandolo con llevarlo secug
lrado al no entregaha una oantidRd
que se le exlgia.
ri joven Don Angel fsgfes6 4 ssi |
casa aquella noche, despu6s dc ha- |
eeE sntIegado suinientoa tselntgI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

On Official segundo de Telegra
fos, don Manuel SIguera, ha inven.
ado un aparato qne sirve de com
p emento al de Morse y.tiene por
objeto evitar la pc d da del tempo
pue SO emplea en- dar tinta al rodi-
Ito impresor.
De modo que en- vez de dAr tin
ia ell Official encargado de reoibir
los telegramas 10 hace ell nuevo
aparato con gran prontitud.
Debe ser muy sencIllo, pues sen.
clio es ell fin que ha de cumplir.
Mucho nos .alegraremos 81 nues
tro compatriota consjgue yer reali-
zA1os sus proyectos, q1e hasta
ahora van con viento favorable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

"El Hsraido " al Herald ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

On individuo, llamado Silvain
Darmon, se propone hacer ell yisje
de Paris a Moscou en- zancos.
SAli6 del primer punto ell dfa IL
de Mario, y llegara, segdn 81, &
Moscou, ell 25 6 ell 26 de AbriI.
Buen viaje le deseamos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

E,critas lac anteriores lineae,
scAbamos de caber que en- Ia Sc
sion de hoy ocurrieron incident o
tales, que el sef1or Pfesidente dt
Ia Corporation Sc vic en- Ell case
de suspender aquela y dar cuenta
al Excmo Sr G lbernador General.
lC6mo andan las co avl
lE,tamos como qucremos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

La sequia hace estragos en- va.
rias demarcAciones de la lila, so
bre todo en- Ell Departamento
Oriental
Los campos estau sgostados J
el ganado &c muere.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-03

POr Orden su}a Ell sergeant al
arms empun6 sn maza, emolema
de Ia autorldad parlamentaris, y
acompanado de yarios diputados
recorri0 el salon por todos sus Am
bItos, y cual 81 huhese sido Neptu.
no agItando el tridente, calm6 las
pasiones como por ensaImo; todos
los representatives gnardaron silen-
clio y oCuparOn sus aslentos.
81 las sesiones de la Oamara de
representatives SIC caracterizan p0r
las violencias y los tumultos, las
del Senado Sc diStiDguen por su
duraci6n. Hace variss semanas
esa Asamblea celebr6 una que se
prolOng6 durante treinta horas.
COME MO ell Is de Enero 4 medic
dis Y termin6 ell IL q las seis de 10
tarde.
Es de advertir que los respeta-
bles padres conscritos habiRn Rcor-
dado v0tar una Unmiends, sin ave.
riguar antes 81 habia suflciente nj.
nero de senadUres en- ell salon, y
por tanto 81 la resoluci6n seria va
Ida,
Ahora bien: despuSs de tener de
tomaFse la mOlestia de emitir sus
vot0s, Sc C0nvencierOn de que no
habia quorum, como alli SO dice, y
los Ben6dOtes 'preseu tes tuvieron
que resignarse 4 RgusFdar durante
sin dfa Y una noche a que sc p1e-
sentasen los dos colegas que falta.
ban. Como era neoessrio matar oil
fiempO, habIaron vari0s miembros
fe 3 alta OGmsra, = un orador EN-
p'eo dOce h0ras en- pronunciar an
pintQgeaco dlscusso.H
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MISCELLANEOUS,
PINCHED FACE, BLUE LIPS.
why a Lady Was So Unattractive.

81 saw a lady with pinehed features, blue lips and
rudy nose, as came down in the cars this morn
ing" said of the leading doctors of America
recently. "She was unhappy and really did not
know the cause But l. as a physician. though never
having her before, knew exactly the source OF
her trouble What was ii She was suffering from
malaria. This. you know. is the great disease.
and it seems to be on the increase"
SIS malaria dangerous, doctor?"
Eyes, and no. IL is the indirect cause Of many,
perhaps most diseases and Ii always puts person in
a condition to invite disease although it is bad
enough of Itself"
'And what 70 you do for 1t -
"Ah! There is the hardest part of the subject
The principal remedy has been quinine but it is not
always advisable. One thing, however, is almost a
necessity in any of malaria and that is pure
stimulant preferably whisky. Where it is the right
kind it seems TO kin all the germs OF malaria quicker
than any other known thing"
The remarks OF the doctor are most valuable but
he did not go on to state what is known to the
writer-that both himself and most prominent ply
sicians prescribe Duhy's Pure Malt Whisky Their
reasons for this many the principal ones being
that it is the only medicinal whisky in the market
and the only which for years has stood the most
impure WHISTLES have been advocated. and certain
Inscriptions dealers try TO sell them because they
can make larger profit upon them than they can
upon pure and expensive whisky like Dufys Malt
but any one who desires health and to keep off
laria should insist upon having Dufy's and take no
other ja6 If mo
The morning call., 1891-06-01

sen, Hermann Wldmann, Lille Gibsen, Josie
Godfrey Joe Bardenave. Second Grade-Frank
FrIeras, Olga Kispert, Erie Mclaughlin, Sadie
Swan.
Second Grade-Mrs. f. Fl. KortIck, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-George Rasmussen, May Gill
more, Hattie Wright Emil Miey. sIheiesa
Ora. q orge Birbe, Donald Mcneil. Allie Syl-
VeSter. -
First Gfade-C. Z. Campbell teacher.
Roll of Honor - Nj arle LscayetIe, Adolph
Birdie, Fadalia Paulus Antoine Schumacher
Ada &. Biendage, Isabel Ryan. ] heOd0re o.
DOul, Dora Hettinger. Gotta DelsO.
First Gfade-L. A. Moran. teacher.
Roll of HOn0T-lneZ Smith, Catherine Bert
rane Dora Bannick, Lille Richards, Dora R0jas,
Gerie Gilmore, Maude Gerrein, Katie Bar
relies. Agnes Hennessey, Chester Ayhens
Richard Ahlf.
Receiving Grade-E. r. Ashmead, teacher.
Roll OF Honor - Josie Rahlmann, Mary
Guirand. Willie Gibsen. Edith Fitschen, Lulu
Erwin. Willie Barry, Regina Ora, Nellie Reilly,
Bareilles Marie.
Receiving Grade-Sarah +. Goss teacher.
Roll of HOn0r-Mary McEv0y, John Shepperdr
May MOlema, Philip Adami, Ralph Mclaughlin,
Peter TOnna, Lille Crummey. August Comhata-
ade, AnHie BarreeS, Clarence Eieber, Rose
Purcell, Joe McWliams.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Distinguis he'd Pupils of the Pub
lie Schools.
Students Who by Reason of General Excellence
in Their Studies and Their Deport-
ment Deserve Mention.

In accordance with its annual custom,
THE CALL presents to its readers the trolls
of honor of the public schools. The names
of the pupils thus distinguished have been
selected by their teachers by reason of their
excellence in the various branches Of study
and in department:
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Quished all rights under such sale. and the
property sold would no longer be subject 10
the lien of his tax title.
MORTGAGES AND RELEASES.
Four hundred and hfty-siX mortgages were
recorded in Nav They amounted to
81. SS0, 2SS The number of releases was
259; value s., 2Sl, 056
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Eight members of the team shot fifty
shots each yesterday Two prizes were
offered by the captain of the team Z. ia
CODY. One prize was for the highest score
and the other for the least misses of the
Pinch block, each contestant only to win
one prize. johnson won the first prize with
the highest score. and only missed the block
once. Z. Kuhnle and f. o. Young tied for
The morning call., 1891-06-01

The following are some of the scores made
by Company A, Third Infantry Regiment,
at Bay View yesterday: III. Leahy "A, Ser
geant f. Leonard 40, Captain d. Foley SO,
j. Richards 50, Lieutenant NJ Bolger IS,
Corporal G. Thogode 25 First Sergeant j.
Connolly %, Sergeant f. Mccarthy 20.
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DROPPED DEAD.

Sudden Ending Of the Life OF Charles
Koen, a Night Waterman.
At o'clock yesterday morning Charles
Koen, night Waterman at the Union Iron
Works, dropped dead while ascending the
hill back of the works. An autopsy was
performed, revealing the cause of death TO
be valvular disease OF the heart The de-
ceased Waterman resided at 726 Folsom
street and bad been mplaining of sickness
for some time. He was 81 years Of age aud
q native OF Ireland
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TWO FINE SCORES MADE.

The Schuetzen Clubs Team Getting
Ready For a Big Match.
The team of the California Schuetzen
Club, which will contest Saturday, Sep
tem6er 9TH next, with a team of the cele-
brated Zettler Rifle Club of New York each
team to be composed Of fifteen mem is now
practicing at the California Schuetzen Park
range. Thursday last F. Kutnle made the
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Rattersd an omcer.

Patrick Watch was arrested last night by
Officer Caster for obstructing Sixth street.
Walch struck Caster several times, which
resulted in the additional charge Of battery
being preferred.
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South San Francisco School.

w. w. Stone, Principal.
Seventh and Eighth grades.
Roll of H0nor-Eighth Grade-Bessie Gillen
AlmO Peterson, Lydia ROias, Merlie Wright,
Hugo Mundef. Seventh Grade-NOra Regain
Bella Rose, Ella Sayer. Bridge MedaI-Hugo
Munder. Denman Modal-Alma Peterson. De
pertinent Prize (perfecT deportmenp = Miss
Mertio Wright.
Sixth Grade.
Roll OF H0noF-LOttie Gilmore Mollie Regan,
Charles Widman, Michael Skeehan, Edith Ellis,
Lauretta Sylvester.
Filth Grade-E. V. Hanford, teacher.
Roll OF Hon0r-Tony Lubke. Mamie Callahan
Matilda Fanser, Alfred Arnold, Eva Kuoblock
Alfred Gibsen, John PeguIan, Annie DAILY,
Octavla ToDna, Maggie ROjas, Emma Lang.
Fourth GFade-LilIie X Piper, teacher
Roll OF HOnor-Cementme CombataIade John
Blaisdell. Mamie Hennessy, Lena Gotta, Dagma
Rasmussen, Charles Milly, Horny WestfalI
Joseph Skeehan Alice Erwin, Alice Puckhabe. .
ThiTd Grade-Miss Alice Scnendel, teacher.
Roll OF Bonor-Ella PeguillaH, Annie Sullivan,
Willie Caubu, Maggie Williams, Annie Norten.
Third Grade-M. +. Curry, teacher.
Roll of II onor- Emma Denike, Lizzie Riordan
George Molema, josie MOloRey, Bernard John
son, George Richards.
Third and Second grades-M. E. Dowd,
teacher.
Roll of Honor: Third Grade-AnnIs Ander.
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COMPANY b, FIRST REGIMENT

COMPANY 3, THIRD REGIMENT.
Captain Kennedy of this company can
always I've found at the range when his men
are out for practice He takes pride in hay-
ing a company who knows how to use the
arm the State provides for meabers of the
National Guard. Following are some of the
The morning call., 1891-06-01
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS: NEW CITY HALL-oFFICE OF
L EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary of the Board
May g. 1891.
Sealed proposals for the following work and
materials will be received by the Board OF New
City Hall Commissioners in the chamber OF the
Board OF Supervisors Saturday, June Ii, 1891.
between the hours or IL and II o'clock A. M. Of
that day.
First-For labor, workmanship and materials to
two new steel vaults and fittings In place the
County CLERKS oftce in the second story OF the
northwest wing Of the new City Hall, and for the
making Of new doorway and door in wall OF the
County Clerks once.
Bids to be made in accordance with the plans and
specifications In the office OF the architect aud also
upon lginai plans aud specifications, which must
be submitted with all bids.
The work to be completed on before Septem.
Der so, 1891.
secoud-For labor. workmanship and materials
to be used and provided In making alterations In
rooms lately occupied by the Board of Education
on tho third floor OF the new city Hall near the
northeast wing, and facing north. for conversion
into courtroom. with 1ury-room and Judges
chambers, etc, according to contract drawings and
subject TO the approval and under the directions of
the board OF New City Hall Commissioners and their
oneers The work to be completed on or before
October 80, 1891.
Reference Is hereby made to the plans specih.
cations and conditions of contract in the once
of the Secretary and architect, under which this
work must be done. The Secretary will furnish
blank forms Of proposals and bonds TO intending
bidders No bids Will be entertained unless made
per cent OF the total sum OF tender OF guarantee
the closing OF the contract when awarded, and to
with two or more good aud sufhcient surerIes,
whose names must DO submitted TO the Commits
sioners at least three days before the opening OF
bids In order that they may pass upon their COM
potency. The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. Payments will be made by
audited demands upon the Treasury drawn against
the New City Hall Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference TO bondsmsn Should they have
GEORGE H. sANDERsoN,
THOMAS j. l. SMILEY,
JOHN II, BURST.
Board Of New City Hall Commissioners
EDWARD !. WOLFE. Secretary. mY9 3Ot
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Lincoln Grammar school

Following is corrected Roll of Honor
furnished by the teacher of the class:
Seventh Grade-Miss S. +. Clark teacher.
Roll of Honor-Thomas Powers. Berthe
Davis, Harold Symmes, Charles Robertson,
Gilbert Bell, Abe Jacobs, Joseph Poheim.
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ID u .
choice RESIDENCE LOTS |
ALSO

Dwelling, Barn, Outhouses and Lot 4O0x15O,
situated on the property, will be sold Fronting
Petaluma' Johnston, Ashton and Colgan ayes
and st. Everything in this location to make
it very attractive spot for home. Horse
cars from the Courthouse to the Agricultural
Grounds pass this property. Water piped tc
the premises. szg@ Free conveyance to and
free collation. Supplied by the Grand Hotel,
Santa Rosa on the grounds.
The morning call., 1891-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
STORAGE SALE
OF ELEGANT FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
NJ. ]. SIMMONS. AuCTIONEER

NAs De ; 4 Va W OIfS. a UNIIO = Ii &,
w LII SELL THIS DAY,
MONDAY. June /. 1891, at ] O'Clock A. NJ, at
1857 MARKET STREET, near Seventh by order
OF the Pacific Furniture Storage Company ali OF tn
Elegant Psror. Bed and Dining Room Furniture
Gold gilt Frame French Plate Mantel Mirrors, Oil
Paintings and steel Line EngraYings, Satin BrOca-
telle and other Fancy Covered ParlOr Sets Elegant
and odd ParlOr Sofas, DivanS, Turkish Chairs and
Fancy Rockers, English Body brussels and Tapestry
Carpets aud Rugs held by them Storage Receipts
Nos 1853, "a. 765 and 800, and sold pay storage
and advances, comprising: Five Elegant ParIOr
Sets In satin bTOcateie and other fancy covers 70
Handsome Sofas, DiYans Turkish Chairs and Fancy
Rockers: Large French Plate Mante NJ rrorS.
Elegant Paintings; 25 Handsome Eastern Walnut,
Cherry and OAK Bedroom Sets: Spring and Hair
Mattresses; Down Feather Pillows and other fine
bedding; 30 Body Brussels, MOquette and apestFy
Carpets Eastern Walnut WardrobeS, Chiffoniers,
bookcases. EOiding-beds and Fine Desks: Hand
sons Walnut and Oak Sideboards with Pedestal Ex-
teusiOn-tabieS and LeatheT-Seat Chairs 10 match:
odd Bedsteads and Bureaus; Fine Medallion,
Model and Eureka Ranges with extra fixtures, and
a large line of other fine Household Goods.
M i SIMMONS AuctioDepr
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a PRIVATE MATCH.

III. J.. Pendleton. the well-known crack
shot of Company L OF the First Regiment
and Charles III. Gielow, who sustains the
honor Ct Company ID of the same regiment
tr led conclusions at the butts The match
was close and interesting one, and re-
suited as follows:
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TERNS-One-third cash, balance in one and two
years; interest per cent, payable quarterly.
Santa Rosa IS supplied with the main trunk line
OF the DOnahue broad-gauge (San Francisco aud
North Pacific Railway Company, also the Southern.
Pacific system, giving direct communication with
the eastern, southern and northern exit from the
State to the fruit markets OF those districts is
great frut-canning center and prominent a great
dairy, wine and grain center; is one OF the most
promising interior cities of the State and is grow
ing into Importance rapidly. There is no city In
the State with more promising future. Investing
Tor the present and future in this city Will be Elac-
ing investments where the returns aust pay largely
In not only the radical advance that must take
place. but for the income dividends the prop
erty. City supplied with electric Lights. gas and
water works
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COMPANY d. THIRp REGIMENT.
The scores made by the members of this
OmDanV are given hplow,
THE RED MEN.

The Red Mems shooting section competed
for first and second class medals. Spring
field rifles were used on the Creedmoor
target. The result was that che first class
medal Was won by George Steckelberg,
with 40 points. and the second class medal
was won by John Oldag. who made 80
points.
In the public shoot, open to all Red Men.
there were five prizes given, and the follow
ing lucky marEsmen carried off the trophies
&. Steckelberg IT, John Oldal 10, +. Wick
enhauser IA, b. Meyer IA. ii. Gefken ID
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This DAY,
Contained in the above premises
cnrrr.u rcr,-c ~

COMPRISING IN PART
Beautiful Odd Pieces of ParIOr Furniture; Elegant
Ladies Rockers Easy Chairs. upholstered in French
Rug aud SIX BrOcatele Goods; Fine Mahogany Par
Tor Cabinet: Lace Curtains; Six Chenille Por-
there's. etc.
Beautiful XVI Century aud Antique Oak Chamber
Suits ThTee-qUaFter and Single Beds; Extra Fine
SOfaBedS. upholstered in Tapestry and Silk Plush
Goods; Hall HatTree; the very best OF Smiths Ex-
ira Carpets. ETC.; Fine Antique Oak Sdeboard; Ex-
tension Table; Dining Chairs; Decorated and
Silver-Plated Ware.
Extra Fine Range, with water-back, in perfect
order.
Kitchen Furniture English Linoleum. together
with large lot of other useful household goods
Terms lash
my3l Ut A. /. CRESSWELL, Auctiopeer
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Hayes valley Primary.
Miss A. b. Chalmers. PRINCIPAL.


Miss T. NJ. StOwell, Principal.
Fourth Grade-M. +. Flynn, teacher.
Roll OF HOnor-IsldOre Raute, Noah Wrinkle
Emanuel Franklin, Willie Wooleock.
Third Grade-Q. OCOnnell teacher.
Roll OF HoDor-Anne Watson, Louisa Fergu-
son, May Mcclellan, Marion Anthony, Sallle
Praiher, Howard Thurber, Emil Roufe, Anna
DobsoD, Clsrien Lovely. Albert Don Elan, Ger
irUde DobsOn, Lottie Beshorman.
Third Grade-E. K. Kearns, teacher.
Roll Of HonOr-Amy Thurber, Herman Meis oil ,
Lizzie Muller, Annie Morrison, Jessie Haskin.
Second Grade-Mss NJ. J. Pagan, teacher.
Roll OF HOn0r-0delIa Wit, Emor Thurber,
Laura Ferguson, Norine Goldman, George
QUICKER George BOtseIeder, Mabel Watson.
Alfred Debb, George Knaus Josie STEM
Second Grade-N. Il. Ewing teacher.
Roll OF HonOr-Lulu Aeeret, Lizzie Bolte,
Harry BesDorman, Ralph CrUthers, Leon Fran
card, Oltille Gottung, Florrie Lipscombe, Maud
Nero, Gussle Mehrtens, Charles Mauser.
First Grade-Mrs. NJ. F. Cannon, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Maud Fry, Eddie Griffin, Car
roll Hylsnd, Nellie Ferrine, Nellie 0'DonneI.
Wesley w. Miller, Meta Herman, James Ball.
Queenle Taylor, Louis Krauer John Me-
WbirlOr.
First Grade-M. I. Walsh, teacher.
Roll OF Honor-Eannie Roth.
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THE SECOND REGIMENT.

The mem bers of the Second did not show
up as strong as usual fer their monthly
medal contest. As general thing the
guardsmen are present in force and show
good results. Some Of the scores made at
yesterdays contest are as follows:
Corporal Ringen ............3 4 = 3 4 4 A 34-37
Sergeant Tyson. ..........,.4 4 5 A 3 2-36
Private DePuy ..............4 2 3 1 8 3-3l
Fivate Hatfield. ...........3 4 4 4 3 2-35
Sergeant Zehehder...... ! 4 4 4-39
Captain waters. .......... a Z D 2 2 4-29
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the second. The shooting was at 200 yards,
25-ring target. Appended is Johnson's fine
at Bay View.

Total. Observation-Disclosures.
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Chained to the Rock

lromeiheus was chained 10 the rock while
srltqres gnswed his entraiis so are many peo-
pie chained 10 the rock of prejudice while all
manner OF violent medicines infict injury uron
the sensitive lining Of the stomach and intes-
nnts They are apparently immoyahle in the
tehef that 10 experience benefit they must Keen
dosing with drastic medicines Unless the acI
ZION OF these Is powerful and excessive. they
are not satisfied. They would distrust remedy
Of gentle action, however effective. Ii is not
by such purbhnd extremists a. these that the
bittsrs are recognized. That benign regulator
OF the stomach, the bowels and the kidneys
tppeals TO the rational not only appeals, but is
complaint dyspepsia and kidney troubles Weld
70 its action. so also do malaria and rheuma.
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THE WEST MANCHESTER LAND Co.
HAVING PURCHASED WHAT KNOWN AS THE
WOODY ESTATE,
ESTATE.
MOODY

class
elevated Richmond
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The eegaeqm
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-18
LEGAL NOTICES.


XTIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
' THE CITY OF RICHMOND, APRIL. :, 1891
Robert Patterson .flaintih.
against
John Mitchell Jr., b. A. Graves. T. G. White and
others.
II CASE FOR LIBEL.
The object Of this suit is to recover against
the defendants the sum OF $1,000 and 10 subject
their real and personal estate TO the payment OF
the same. .
And affidavit having been made and filed
and j. T. Brown. TO the best of the atlantis
knowledge. information and belief, are non,
residents of this Commonwealth; It is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days after
sary TO protect their interest in this suit.
A Copy-Ieste:
ALFRED SHIELD, clerk.
ap ii-sait
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