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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-04
RANGE LIGHTS FOR ENTERING NEwBURTPoRr HAl

Notics is given that on aud after Jan t1,b,-
lar Ian -ern lights will be xlibir d from nost.
recently erected on salisbury Beach to mari r.
range line Ter running Ia the present channel
for entering the Merrimac river. The lio5,a
stan fa5 feet apart on Inns, ranging apnr, vs.
,nately NV by w Una gnetic)
The front light will show fixed red and win ha
20 above mean sea level. Its approximBte "a
graphical position, as dsduced from the latitSSa
and longitude determined by the United Stats9
Coast and Gsodetic Survey for Newburvnors
harbor Lighthouse, is: Lat q 40 is N, Ion 10 q 10
w 70 -
Distance and magnetic bearings OF prominent
objects from the front light are approximately
as follows; Newburyport ha Dor lighthouse
saw, IS nautical mile. Day beacon on 3laoS
Rock, W by n, 5-16 ma lticai mile
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
DAVID B HARMONY.
Rear Admiral, USN, Chairman.
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Rear Admiral, UsN, Charm,
Washington, Dec &c, 1890.
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Ian &
-16O bales cotton, 10 bb.s rosin, cars wood, I'M
sacks rice, bbls syrup, car doors and sash
pkg crackers, / bag oa5s.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western RAILWAY
Jan $50 bales cotton. 2,459 bbs rosin 4;
bbls spirits turpentine. 81 pkgs mdse, n bbiS
fruit, $50 bbls potatoes, $50 pkgs furniture ION
pkgs ribs, 1854 boxes fruit. 10 bales hides "a
cars lumber, 81 bbls syrup, So boxes vegetables
5 cars wood. IS buggies, 1873 sacks saw dust
car seed. 2 cars rock.
Per Central Railroad Jan 3-2,S4s bales cot.
ton. sos bales domestics, X bales hides. s2 I6O
lbs lard. 12 rolls leather. "a pkgs paper. i6S6
lbs bacon, l07 pkgs tobacco. $50 bbls lime 9 bbls
fruit, S53 .cks bran, IS bols whisky, 30 buggies
9 hf bbls WHISKY, AZ bols spirits turpentine, 99b
bbls rosin, Il pllgs mac ineFy, 6 sacks potatoes,
cases liquor n bbls syrup, IS cars lumber h
cars wood, 700 sacks corn, 100 pkgs furniture IA
cases Irvine, 26S bbls oil. n PIX IS hardware. N0
tons pig iron. 1 case eggs, 9 bales plaids, cars
stone, cars cotton seed, 40 bales paper stock ga
empty bbls, PAS pkgs mdse.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, New York.
Steamship d H Miller, Baltimore.
Bark Elba. New York
Bark dariannina Hail. Genoa.
Bark Sreno [Ausl, Trieste mot previously.
Schr W GasSill. Philadelphia.
Schr Redwing, Philadelphia.
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Last WORDS"
The Death-Bed Sayings of Various
People Famous IN History.

The Death-Bed Sayings of Various
People Famous IN History.
have always felt that writers describing
last scenes in the lives of eminent men have
been Inclined to make the punishment fit
the crime" do not wish to throw doubt
on authentic phrases, but the great Louis
"Apres nous de deluge." Wolsey's Had
but served my God with half the zeal
served my king" John Adams "Inde-
pendence forever" aud many others have
possibly too literary ring, writes Marcia
B. Jordan in an exchange.
Clotaire l., A. d. 1479, called the Wild
Clotaire, doubted all power when pitted
against his own, and exclaimed in dying:
What great God is this that rulls down
the strength of the strongest kingsp
French politeness held its own when
Fontenele murmured: 'Je ne SQUIRE pas,
mes anis, mails je sens une certaine diff
cutie d'etrep And vanity in Murat's:
Save my face! aim at my hearth
Helle, when his physician asked him
his health beng well-nigh spent-if he cou'd
hiss (siffier), responded: "Not even N.
Scri5e's playsn
When sentence of death was brought to
the Marquis de Farras, 8. French officer, in
100, he remarked to the sheriff that the
written document contained "thres faults
in spelling.
Grattan, dying in 1890, said: 81 am
perfectly resigned. am surrounded by
my family. l have served my country. |
have reliance upon God, and l am not
afraid of the devil"
We are ali familiar with sundry dying
scenes III fiction, from Little NelPs to COL
Newcome's, yet dare say many Of US know
quite as striking or inspiring sayings as
those recorded-Or invented-by the novels
lists.
had the acquaintance of an old lady OF
fashion, to whom, when she lay on her
deathhed. a clergyman, an entire stranger
to the family, sent up his card, asking per-
mis- ion to pray with her. Madame Il
at once arosed rerssf from an almost un~
conscious condition, and said distinctly:
Tell the Rev. NJ. Blank that / have no
time now to make new acquaintance"
A friend of niue, a woman fifty years OF
age, was MORALLY i'll. She was going 10
leave young daughter in the care OF o
step father, who, dreading the responsibility,
begged her to give him some directions as to
the girls future. My DEAR" was her
ply, when my heavenly father sees fit to
call me out of this world, take it as di-
rect intimation that my advice is no logger
neededp'
remember, too, an old gentlemen who
had sune. ed two strokes of paralysis. He
was yer by profession, and he began
his will thus: "naving had served upon me
two notices to quit, take it as warning
that it is time to set in order nay earthly
tenement. preparatory to the great move''
EVERY PERSON on earth must have some sors
Of a pet. even il is nothing better than himself.
Dallas Netrs.
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Jan 1-Chartered, steamship
Beechville [Brl. phosphate rock, Charlotte har-
Dor to London, los.
Hull. Jan Arrived, steamship Rellingham
[Brl, Watt, Coosaw, s C.
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NOTICE To MARINERS

Notices to mariners. pilot charts aud all nar,y-
cal 1tornasi)n will be furnished masters Of 80
seis free o charge at ths Unitet States Hydro-
graphic Office in the Custom House Caotais,
are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. # II SHzRsAS
In charge Hydrozraphio Station.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Nassau, Dec 27-Schr Nettio Langdop. Pos.
from san Domingo, arriv- d 25th Leaking bs5I~:.
may ZIP extra hands to pump and proceed IL
Jacksonville. W
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CoNfMERCIAL.
sAVANNHa xGRKErs.
OFFICE MORSTS0 Nzvs,
sARAHNAH. Ga. Ian g 1901.


SAvAsEAH, Ga, Jan. 8, 1891.
CoTToN-The market was very firm and
hell higher. There was a good inquiry, with
small offerings. aad buyers in some insta ces
were bidding &c higher than the advance,
while factors were pretty firm holders. The
bu Of the sales were at Nc higher than the
midday quotations The total sales for the day
were 2.7S7 bales. On Change at the open
ing call. at 10a- m, the market was bulletined
firm and unchanged, With sales Of az bales
Al the second call, at p. m, 1t vas firm at
an advance Of 1-l6c IN middlinR, nc low mid
ding and Ac in good ordinary and or
dinary, the sales being 1872 bales. At
the third and last coll, at p. NJ, it
closed firm and unchanged. with further
sa IS Of 42l bales. The following are the
official closing spot quotations Of the Cotton
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship D II Miller. for Baltimore
Miss Bourne, Miss S Austin, A G Austin. J L
Carney.
Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
D VanZandt, W Muttleveny, MIS- R Mclean,
Miss NJ LESSER, Master l Lesser, s Klauber, Mrs
w Banta,J Harley, H A Stults, H / Butler, T
Humphreys wife and daughter, and steersge.
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ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YEsTER

Schr VIM w Converse Hazleton, Baltimore
with merchandise to order; vessel to Master.
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BALTIMORE. Ian. 3. - Flour active; How
ara street and western superilne SO OO04 90;
extra Ss oO9i 40; family 81 5OQ5 90; city
WIN at patent SIS 20; spring pate1t 81 go "a 40.
| Wheat southern firm; Fultz 95c@Sl OF;
Longberry, ssc0S1 OF; western steady; No. 2
winter red, on spot and January delivery
96@964c;, Corn-southern steady; white 50
q &c; yellow 5O@15Sc; western stron ,er
CINoIENATr, Jan. g. = Flour dun; fam
lily 50 95@4 O5; fancy s. a6S4 50. wheat
nominal No. red 86Qy7c. Corn firm; No.
mixed 44c. Provisions firm-Pork, new mess,
$40 20. Lard IN good d mand at S. 6216.
Bulk meats in good demand; short rio
clear Sj CO. Hogs. common and light
" 75la3 90; packing and butchers SO COOS IS.
Whisky quiet at Sl14
ST. LOUIS, Jan, 3. = Flour firm; family
SO 1908 %; choice So 400 go; patents 81 90
80. Wneat-No. :, re |, cash, 931sG103Ibc; Jan
uary delivery $3.50; February delivery &C; May
delivery 81 ssc; July delivery 80 SC Corn-No 2,
c.sh, 4118c; January delivery c; February
delivery &C; May delivery 503sc; July delivery
| 5lz5c SOats-No. :, cash, 43c; January C; May
CELERY 451sc Bagging t34@734. Iron cotton Ties
Lard, prime steam, S5 IS. Dry salt meats, 25 10
80 days, boxed shoulders, at 81 90, longs
IS 90; r bs, S. co.; short clear IS 1915. Bacon,
6oxed shoulders, 81 621@; longs IS 50; ribs IS 50
$40 O0@1o so. Whisky at 81 ID.
New ORLEANS, jan. 3.-Coffee dull; Rio, ordi-
nary 10 Ialr, 1890 1890 Sugar quiet; open
Kettle, choice, 3Mc; fully fair to prime,
8 916039sc; centrifrugals easier; plan
tation granulated, 51s459Sc; choice white
41sD5 15-l6c; choice yellow clarified $3.50
4 ll6c; prime yellow clarified. 4 916@456c.
Molasses steady; open kettle, choice to fancy,
3Oc; prime 2l922c: centrifugals, strictly prime
to good prime, $50 &c; prime to good prime,
l2O!3c Syrup 20@25c.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW York, Jan. 8 noon - Spirits turpen-
tine quiet and nominal at 3e1e 6139c. Rosin dull
and unchanged at 81 1901 42I5.
800 p. m.-Rosin quiet but weak: strained
common to good 81 1901 421< Turpentins
dull and nominal at 3Sc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. S.-Spirits turpentlne dull
at 35c bid. Rosin quiet: good strained
81 Is bid.
WILMINGTON, JAN g. Spirits turpeutine
firm at s416c Rosin firm; strained 81 10;
good strained 81 Is. Tar firm at 81 As. Crude
turp milne firm; hard 81 20; yellow dip 81 90;
virgin 81 80.
NEW YoRK. jan 3-Rice quiet and steady;
@6c.
NsE OaLEAys, Jan. s.-Rice firm; ordinary
to good 33G44c.
PETROLEUM
NEW YoRX. Jan g. - Petroleum market
was dull and featureless all day and the move
nent very narrow. Pennsylvania oil, on spot,
opened at 72c, highest re lowest re closing at
&c. February options opened at 7234c highest
73c, lowest 7934c, closing at 13c. Lima oil
no sales. TOTAL sales $4,000 barrels.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FREIGHTS.

LuMBER-Co astwise-There is full supply of
tonnage, and charters can only be effected
by concessions In figures or loading time
Rates. are: For Baltimore, 81 2504 so;
Philadelphia. IS 90: New York, S. 90
and wharfage: Sound ports and Boston,
SIS OOG5 IS. From 2aO50c. is paid yes
sells mere for shifting to load at nearby
ports. Tim6 r, 5ocO$l higher than lum-
Der rates. To the West Indies aud Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario SIS 00019 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, SO 00,al6 so; to
Rio Janelro, SIG 90; to Spanish and Nediterra
mean ports Si4 90; to the United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, Is standard;
lumber, Is. Stelm-To New York 81 90; to
Philadel hia, IS 90; to Boston, IS 90; to Balti-
more, So so.
NAVAL SToREs--Market is firmer. Foreign
Cork. ETC., for orders, small spot vessels, rosin
2s I'd and 4s; to arrive, rs Sd and Is;
spirits Adriatic. rosin, IS; Geaoe. IS Cd; Sou b
America, ro,i in, SOC per barrel of $50 pounds,
Coastwise- Steam-To Boston, lie per 100 MS
on rosin, 90e on spirits; to New York, rosin
7l5c per 100 lbs; spirits soc; to Philadelphia
rosin, re per 100 lbs; spirits, S0c to Baltimore
rosiu, 30c: spirits, zoe, CoaStwise quiet.
OOTrON- -RV Staam-nha rnarHat "a Arm
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SUNDAY, Jan 4, 1891
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Savage, Philadelphia-C
G Anderson.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-C II Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Conens Bluff and
way landings--W Gibson, Manager.
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sHLPPfNG INTELLIGENCE.

MITlArJAG Au1ANAJ-Fdl5 DAY.
Sun RISES. .......... ...............7:03
Sun SETS ......... -.......-............... 4:5T
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. =. .l:54 A NJ, 1853 p NJ
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tine was firm aud advancing There was fair
inquiry, but the offerings we're moderate and
the business light. At the board of trade on the
opening call, the market was reported firm at
3j4c for re ulars, with sales of l2t casks AT
the second call it closed firm at 35l6c for ragti-
lars, with further sales OF 30 casks. Rosin--rhe
market was quiet and st ady. There
the day were some 10s6 barrels. At
the Board of Trade on the first call the market
was reported stea y for K and above, and firm
for l and below, with sales of
$50 barrels at the following quotations:
A, b, C, d and f, 81 IS; f. 81 2eLs; q, 81 3!x;
II. 81 seq; l. 81 IS; X, 81 IS; N, So 25; n,
81 90; window glass, So 40; water white s. rs.
AT the last cali 1t closed unchanged
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EVERY PERSON on earth must have some sorf
Of a pet. even il is nothing better than himself.
Dallas NetGs.
TIE iron molder is always on his dignity;
he knows what it ia to loss Bingham
ton Republican.
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CLEARED Yesterday.

Bark Gloria [Itall, Basile. to load for Mediter-
ranean-Chr G Dahl & Co.
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Investment buying continuing 10 be the princi-
pal feature. Houses WHICH DO strictly an in
vestment business say that they find great din
Guilty 10 supplying the demand for good bonds
and dividend-Daying stocks. Such 3 scarcity
Of securities upon the street has not bsen known
In fifteen years. and In Consequence every at
tempt 70 buy for either side Of the accO INT ad-
raDceS price. News from the railroad world to-
day was not Of ecial Importance, but the
Union Pacific and Rock Island difficulty caused
considerable comment. The general opinion is.
however. that willis the trouble may have some
effect upon the stock Of those roads, 1t cal have
little effect or no influence on other properties.
Despite the dull7ess IN Wall street speculation
during the greater portion Of the last year, it is
expected that railroad earnings for 1850 will
show good comparative business with that OF
the previous year. AS yet only Wheeling and
Lake Erie, Lake Shore and Western, and Toledo
and Ohio Central have made their December
statements Tho first named shows an increase
o. Il per cent. over the sane month Of 1889, and
il Is the oniy one Nbich has as yet made It's
nual re port, VIII Oh shows an increase Of rs per
ceat There was heavy decrease In the earn
ings Of Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western for
December, but Toledo and Ohio Central in
creased IS pr cent. This morning the Dears
were inclined to again test the strength Of the
late upward movement, and were permitted,
with the aid OF some foreign selling, to open
most Of toe list az slight declines from last
evenings figures; Louisville and Nashville was
Hlower, but among the advances we're some Of
Is per cent. New buying. however, WAS too
much fof the pressure broughtto bear an the
natural strength OF the market soon asser ed
ITSELF the most conspc nous exa rpie being
LackaWanna, which was run up to l3454, gam
of l3s per cent. Some Of the sp acialtles scored
material advances, and almost everything
traded in showed fractional gains Rock Island
was tie only weak point in the list, and giving
no evidence of support it cams the prey OF
the Uears, who sold It down Ia. There was
some reaction in tn last hour on realizations
by traders. but e issue of the bank stat 'ment
was the signal for a renewal OF the upward
movement and best prices were again reached
and In a ew cases higher figures were attained.
The close was fairly active and strong at
hIg rest points The only material ivancss
among the active shares were Lac awanna aud
ColOrad Coal per C mt. each. The sales Of
listed stocks friday aggregated o., 200 shares
and unlisted 5000 mares.
The following we're the closing quotations Of
L. Nh Ii I'LL.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26
Ladies Department and Children's Department.

Our fine Ere nch Kid Shoes. all lasts and
sizes, great filters, and Will be easy on
eorns-...............s2.25, $3.50 and $500.
The finest line of oxfords IN the city
. lovely pair OF Ladies' 0xfords,
.-....-.....-................4 6, 81, 81 and 7lc.
The English Tan oxfords your choice
OF styles, all widths and styles.
...............~.........72, IS, SIC and sl.05.
Children's Shoes, any style, heel or
spring heel, ats, 81. 81. ~ and 90c
Misses shoes, nigh or low cut, heel or
spring heel III 20 ESQ. %, 90 81, sl.20.
A good house slipper. .....................3Sc
A good house sllpper--...........-..-...4Sc
splendid house slipper.
Patent leather pumps, for ladies, miss
es and children, in Oxfords or operas,
the latest styles.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26

A pair of ladies Doagola shoes this week
G, Dand T. las.~..s7, 50, so and CSC.
A beautiful ladies' Bustoa or Lace
Shoe. tip or plain. in all styles lasts
and shapes. these are beautiful;
.....-.-..-....Sl 90. 81 50, si-i7 and sl.6l.
handsome Dress Shoe, your choice OF
styles, N opera, common sense or
tip, button or lace, from "A 10 EE,
the best fitting snoe ever seen,
....~si.20, sI.57, S.6s, sl.s3 and s2.05.
Ladies, We have those beautiful patent
correct TT, the latest style, beauty.
- our Ladies' Thorn Boot, without
Opera toe slippers.......50, %, 60 and &c
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26
Ladies Shirt Waists:

call special attention several lines Shirt
which offer sacrifice prices. The
materials of French cabrcs Percaes Fast Black sanes and
White Linens We determined sell
made the prices inducement We include
line of Boys Shirt Waists In this sale.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26
THANK
YOU
MoNpEnrrl Cur.

VIM. Van hoasss nsais Is5ares HIS
Aakle saa IA Pronounced lncArabt~
~ Many Doctors fasfreis Cerea by
Chamber a johnson.
Wm.Nan neaien Is an intelligent aoliAn-
der. ,lsiag at So - woT4ens. A y,sr
AGO last AL he tel fron reof ana sprAiau0
ana badly smashed has right Aakl~. TIE
iaiary was q very painful one a. 'he soe
bat lt vas noi taoGghs IL b. ssty serious
Time passed GA ana the spiaia psvsed scry
oiSilaste. Geiytog The eesi ssit j ca sktH De-
the csty. TO iof after dactsr NAs ff.ed
eat Nltaoes sNAsk kesar. Mas lad IA iin.
snVais sad ali ttft iotiyus fGoRu fnr tfesi-
HlSur at ihls class 81 siiriefts. cur thy
ata ne good. Nrhsa Nauiea hees.ale NerN
ds.Sb1adrEt aaa HcIUa~a ihsI lse o. u
seElsn a eslffi "a ~ i.ting 4 y s,.f
maa laxing . at 81 t4aiiix lac frlf cen
relied 10 w,afk. ia consequence g Uhict ~
pSssrd Dixht aster 4. gar O. The mosi escaa-
eating AGONY. ltnlnS Si.ct norN - IA.
laaciag sar ioeas ~ ~oes, a. was rsin
fselled - srag rs "a arc1 foot after him
tert got being sfrcAgth IA ais snktp ~
support MS weight. Last laANkry lis
tficaas began In adSiSa HIN 20 80 10 srs
Chambers johnson. Nhan taey hEs
heard had made some ~.sn4eFf4l furcs.
thai All tad beea done Tor him hai Was
possible. buf On Jan = 1871. yielding 10 TIE
im portBniiies Of blS irie.ds ne aeDt - fhc
Chambers x JohHsoa sapttsftun ~ osia-
~. and began a course 81 electrical treat
menf. Prom the n snlen te beeAn. dgfrs
his imfr sNsT trent a.! yo ted ;. 81 ga Ia
fp'Rlcw Vita a. fsfir a. pres -lifs I've Nr
Ven llouteh states tEat as ssHkiV WAS
nearly well. thar - suffered no more IL
and fhai the doctors had cene won .er~
Ibr iim. M. Van liouieH fsld re AhoX-
story 50 the Eagle lnAa uiib 5 srfs al
iaa' was c8Eslac tx. and trtifs a . cot
A.. a sHsl-Ia fs4s A.
nDG Er.es "a Sufferers to caasan fn 49,
gfambers 4 Jeha -oH. Mr. var liaufea cAa
e ;oand at tBe city wood yard. nesr tbe
jall where he cxn b. seel aad talked "a.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26
Mems Furnishing DEPARTMENT:

Gentlemen obvae necessity of paying or sa
visiting and buying
good These goods made Of the
wrist bands
linen. workmanship fit finish perfect
utilized and them
offered for the price. No the price
money buy better shirt than sell
We also excellent Shirt at 7sc.
& COMPANY
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26

Frank Beedes the silver Tened fsnof,
Talks To The Leader -straeA with
PARALYSIS while ON tlse haad.
M. frank Beside TIE vel known fTrrr
Singer. Nlo MS neslhef II the Thatcher.
Primrose West Ainstrsie sm2ssy far seeesAi
years > S0w a resia~si Of hss Gay Ivaotlef
ieF The Leader met binl nlth lis iAthef tAss
aoFni8g 81 tie Electric c&nitaFtum ga fonis-
o.. Although lie has changed considerably
s.Rce his lasi appearances b tore GIaad hHp-
IDS audience. still the same bright eye aan
pleasant manner reminds one OF has TEst iSeE-
0larity. In speaking % lis Professional - p
rieaee this morning the Leader !e*i,asa shAi
owsnE 70 severe ahlc-ion that D. 4 i AIN Ia
WIS obi gec n leave the arc, anf tnou. his
at ue new promises a long Aie II Usrlui "a =
aud happiness still he Will atyer letarn u his
choseH professor o%iAg "a some Impairment
al the vocal chords 81 hts throat ~AeS, BY
Professional career ended very s4s''iea and ea-
eNpecltiis. nrMers ptagingat orsaSe. Mass,
i"nr sesrs ago Last Wint. r. a 6 while Isiefe
Vas suddenly stricktn WisH paralysis. ana fiis
eoini any N~re obliged u 90 o. Vii al nae. 4
vas taken home where i pSrz aiis rtsai aea
the - 81 my limb-. 1 remained IN thls caudi-
tiun uatii wear ago last September. when 4
had The second stroke which totally pa!2i.= q
Inv whole loty. Everything thai coe4e to
dune professionally WAS done. lut for two
years MAS unable 10 walk a step snd fiGsiiy
grew helpless that | could not rtis- my
head iroia the pillow OF even move IL. Mas
In this condition when my father carried me-
IN his arms ir0sa he buggy Ia this Once.
have taken steady treatment since that time
with Prois. Chambers Johnsoa. nBder tie
direction Il The medical director. DR.. Gala
CHER. and every day since then has seen ne
further on the road 10 reeovrrv. 1 am new
abe 10 walk a aound and this morning dressed
my self. 80 YOU see, Richard Will be hiEse. Z
agsin. In a short lime.
Dr.. 6aiiagher saws that there + rot the
81 ghiest doubt IL the World bat NJ. frsdr
VIII soon te rs vel ~ ever. though ass d. ,eass
was the old fashioned plr.yss when usually
proves obstinate and defstt 20 medical skill.
Mr.. Beede resides with father al lF7 First
ave.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-26
UndeyzVeuy DEPARTMENT:

The preparations made in Underwear Department for
successful business the elaborate
We show large and varied Ladies'
Children Vests and Pants The lines of Ladies Com
binaton Suits include both the cheaper higher grades
Oursbargains this Ladies'
~ Vests low neck and sleeveless 4Sc usual price 7sc
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests high neck long
ago. worth 4oc.
One lot Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests long sleeves Sc;
reduced from 75c
& COMPANY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-27

feccion La 1Jesda del Rey Don SGneha Una
conparsa compuesta de los seiiores Padilla,
Martin, Jaen, Triano, Barriers, Carrasco, Garcia,
Suarez, Rodriguez y Ramos, cant6 con mucha
gracia unos Iangos Andaluces, y ct aplaudido
guitarrista Francisco Gonzalez Burgos TOGO y
canto con Ia sal y galero que le distinguen.
Don jaime Puig leyo una inspirada poesia
en- la que dOminaba ell sentimient0 patri0ti-
co, dedicada d los jefes y oficiales. J al final
de Ia misma su autor (cuyo nombre no recor-
damos ) fu6 llamado varias veces con entusias-
mo Sc le regalo una bonita corona de metal
dorado con cintas de cOlores.
Por fin ptisose en- escena MnsSca Cldsica,
Nadie hubiera dicho que la representation afi-
cionados, pues sin ninguna discordancia man.
tuvieron constante Ia hilaridad del pdblico y
fu6 aplaudidfsma. Tant0 en- esta pieza como
en- el drama merecen especial menci6n por so
desempefo, la seflora Petra Moreno y los se-
nores .Toldos, Pereda, Rodriguez, Fernandez,
Carrasco Arti1o.
La concurrencia sali6 compladidisima.