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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
TnrAsuRsn.. NOTICE.


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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
TGEAsuRER.s NOTICE.


Grand Rapids Mich. Nay .. 1871.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for Grading and greYelng south l.niAy-
cite street fram Wealthy avenue 10 ffIgI
avenue la the clfy n Sraad r. pids. h nov la
my hands. and that ] viii receive payment
thereon for the period Of twenty DAYS IRON
ely Hall WILLIAM HAkE.
fl June Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
TREAsURER's NOTICE.

City Treasurer's once.
Grand Eapids. Mich. May -. 1881.
Notice ~ hereby given that assassin mt
roll for grading and Ersvsilng the alley be-
tween Second street aad Third street. IRON
pettibcae street Ia Fremont street. In the clty
Grand Rapids. IL now IA my haads. anu that
| viii receive payment thereon for the period
- twenty days from this date. AT the once If
the City Treasurer. City Han.
WILLIAM HAKE
n june Is City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
TREAsURER's NOTICE.
CITY Tressurer's once.

City Treasarer's once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. June :. 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction Il a sewer IN Ere
mont street. from Walker avenue 10 Nagoid
street IN the city OF Grand Rapids Is RON IA
my hands. and that will receive payment
thereon for the period of twenty days iron
this date. AT the Once OF The CITY Treasurer.
City Hall. WILLIAM HAhE.
iuix . CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS on CLAIMS
~ State 81 AicniIaa. County 81 keni. So
Probate '0uri Tor sail county, Estate OF
WILLIAM r. KELLER. deceased,
Tho undersigned having been appointed ~
the Hon. JudIe Il Probate Of said County,
Commissioners on Claims IN the matter 81 snld
estate and SIX montas from the 18th esy 81
April. A. D.. 1881. having been allowed by ssfd
Judge ~ Probate. to al persons having claims
against said estate. i'm which to present Their
claims to Us for examination and adjustment.
Notice Is hereby gwen. that We VII meet on
Monday. the 18th day of July. a. II. lEi. snd
on saturday. the i4th dsr OF October. A. o..
lsel at 10 O'Clock a m. of each dsy. ~ rcem -.
Neaderiy block. Monroe 81. IN fhs ETY. 81
Gand Rapids. IN said connty. to receive aud
examine such cisims.
Dated hay Sth. A. y. 1871.
JOHN Z. NcDoNAiD
MARTIN kuzFHA
sun Commissioners
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

tDNINfsTRAToR' sAfE-In the matter q
u the estate - william T. Bsef aersas~d.
Notice IL hereby gwen that shall sell ~ rft,'ic
suction /, tee hishes; bidGer. On fri6ay. the
94tn cay 81 lnfg 4. y. al. a. ten a'sloet IN
the forenoon, "a tae frsut door ~ TIE probate
court once. in the cifs ~ Grand ksrids. IA The
county q Kent "a fne etafe II NirhiEan. rHr-
isat g. license anf authority granted g. RE
sa the "A dax Il April. A T.. sal be The pro-
hate csHrf 81 Kent co1nff. u 81 izaH ~ ~ the
rffht tie faftfssf ~ estate a sd decreased
a. 81 - shase eHrfHiu . eceS ~ Esarcfis = iane
situated snd h~fns s. - cofsnfv q ksHt. Sfsfr
81 Michi an know b ana eesfrfhea - follows.
favft lois uusnfer Ten 20 and ~ steven.
hiofk ore s. farfhs sanit4ea 20 fhe eify n
tsrsna Rapias NffhiFan.
Dafea 5use a A D.. lssi
JACOB BAHTH
sun Adtfir isFfsfsy.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

ing any OF his stern ideas or resorsins 70
tricksry such as somstlmss makes .
small artist fznoas
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
BRUISES.

"a noiphin street.
RaH.mofs Nd
JsnYfs iso
4 vAs IRA se.s tst
ly ~ hip sBa s,sic ~
al sol ga eeTes So
vegsly n sseots on
completely cared
Eas ~ iisfHEs.
MeMt~f ~ siase
fs3isisiass
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

What - more attractive than pretty
face with fresh, bright complexlonf
For Il use POzzenI's Powder.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

PROBATE GkDEk-St&se Of Afschissa. cssa
~ u hraf -. Al SesSi0A 81 the ffeoAtS
court ia SAla teants = helt, hslo' =. thr
Probate etlce. IA ms Cts 81 0r3aa ksl'ids. ga
the stu ass ~ Sune IN tie ye&r sae
tkeessnd sight Auadrea and ninrgy alse.
Prese.t sfas feEs rs. Jaase 81 Probate
JOIN GILMORE. deceased.
An iAsif siAeial Ia ~stil4s. paFssrliss 10 es
the last ~ill ana testament % said Gee SCI.
Ii Is Ordered, that Monday. the zrh asy 81
june. i,si. al ID elock IL the forenoon, al
said Probate efhce. b< sPPelAtea soE plesias
And i : fulfaer ordered. that copy II this
arecr be pGblished fkls-e successive es.ks aTs-
.seas e SAD cay 81 aszrias. y me 1lsses-s-
hEsALn. daily newspaper priatea and clrCa-
lAflAs IL sad eoanIy u kent
CYRUS T. PkkktAs. Jadss 81 Probate
"A true copy
ADoirp B. mason. Register. saa ,sns 4
CHAAcERN sALs-IR pursuance sns AZ
y sirs AZ Of a do c 81 the circutf court fsr
the county Of heot. IN ehsDctrs. nsaee and
entersa on the lStn day al April. a. d, ls9!. IN
q eeria "a eauss tte7ria PeadiAs Wherri y
frsas j. Lans - pstiiioner aud 4 ally j.
Godfrey Is defendant. notice l. hereby glSen
thai on thursday. the eighteenth asy of gune.
A. h.. lssi al len O'Clock in the IaIxEoon 81
said DAY. i. the subscriber. one ~ the circuit
court commissioners q ana ior sad cosasy
public auction. 10 The highest bidder. al the
south front deer 81 iae court house 81 said
county. toNff- court btocA t>o-cAitta' 10 tIe
city Of Drand Rapids. IN said ceanlN. AL OF
that certain piece or parcel 81 sana situate al
bfHg ia the county Of Kent aud Slate Of
NJ rhlean, aud more particularly kuoNl and
described - being Let sguf q. 10 biack four
a.. AZ Clyde PARK Sd iiiloa Ia the VILLAGE Of
South Grand Rapids. ~ The same appears Of
record by the plat thereof ia the once of the
register Of rcrds at said coults. subject 20
any and al legal liens upon said property
prior 10 the eighteenth day # oclaber fs4
WALTER II. HUGHES,
tf..r.. 80. IN
Michigan.
DuSH.n 4 CsUIckSHkNg.
Solicitors lsl Petitioner.
Dated Grand Rapids. Michigan. Nay :. A. D..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
Sealed Proposals.

eesied proposals Ter painting. beth tnsce
aae outside eafk. On Des court Eo.->S e-Ate 10
ii accordance With PiAas sae spe< hsAtieas
made bS - j esgoea. Ese- arcaiieeti Aisa -
iRclaee osilRs 81 Aaers, MI b rcc~ffte ~ Il
AID &c, oainS june Ash next. The cafemlftee
reserves the TfsAt o. N ssci ALI ana a. BIDS
Proposals a a. be sGerrsSee 10
h. b looNls.
Chairman Court hoNss ceiatafttee-
ersnc Rapids Juae {. lssl.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-06-14

-rvfr 49, me sts-s rr~srS for srs ~ fs~~s
Cs,rsiaf BTxf-eys. ket fisstlache iscige~fsen Gro
s-ifnfssr - Cost esrnrf curs ~tfn 80
segetshis Liver r. = ien ths Directions nft sf-f1
rr ,.l ~-i,h They r-1rrfs fersssh,s enc No. -
a.. =. s,f~~ s-ftrf.rfea Sugar Grated Lsrre trr~~
-s..st~isse faifs g Re~af. - ccsr.~~tsit
- s.st,-t - - r~nut.s rsserfns-uref estis ~
TnE JOSS q wss1 C8NIktY CHlC hs-o. LIZ
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18
A GREAT LIVER MEDICINE.

DR. Gums Improved Liver Pills are
a sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion,
costiveness, torpid liver, etc. These
pills insure perfect digestion, correct
the liver and stomach, regulate the
bowels, purify and enrich the blood and
make the skin clear. They also produce
a good appetite and invigorate and
strengthen the entire system by their
tonic action. They only require ONE
PILL FOR DOSE and never gripe or
sicken. Sold at 25 cts. box by all
druggists. 4Sdecl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

CoLFAz, Dec I4.-Quito a bold rorg-
cry was committed here by one J. E..
McG,ynn. Sometime during Friday
evening McGlynn entered the Urek4
saloon With a notefo $500, supposed to
have been given to Mr.. John Chandler
Of Pampa, Wash, which he offered to
but uo as collateral for S2J Mr., ia
Frances, the proprietor, knowing Mr.
Chandler 10 be responsible, and finding
The note properly indorsed, let McGiynn
nave the amount asked for. Saturday
morning MeClynn came into the saloon,
paid the money and took up the note
IL seems that he went direct to the
Second National Bank and here disposed
Of the note for 5000 After that be went
to some Of the gambling places in the
city, where he soon lost all he had.
Next be turned up again in Mr. La
Frances saloon with what was supposed
to he the same note he had put up there
the day before. Mr. La France not be
ing IN at the time, his partner Mr.. Cor
veil, let him have S25 and kept the note
as security. But upon closer examina-
ton it was found the note lacked the
proper Endorsement. Thinking ali was
not right. Coryell confronted Mcfiynn,
who made sone excuse about leaving a
note he had that day paid IN the Second
National bank zLr. Coryeil made him
return the money and soon had the Off
GERS after the cuIprit. He was found in
| the cellar Of Lhe saloon ga3e7 tie Col
ms house. While one OF the officers
kept watch at The front entrance the
other kept his eye on the side door,
while The third went for warrant, IG
she meagriue dcGlynn YES making his
escape through back door which leads
TO cellar under he dining hall of the
hotel. He made his way out Of the Gel
lar at the east side ot the house and at
present has not been caught.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

Special Correspondence d HEHA1D.

Special Corresp sp0ndence Of HERALD.
WAsHEGroz. d. c. Dec. is. 1891. -
The Presidents annual message to
Congress is beyond question one Of the
ables5 and best written messages ever
sent to Congress; it contains not a sin
gl5 sentence Of partisan politics, and
vet its statement Of facts, showing the
condition of every department Of the
government and OF the country at large;
presents the strongest Of arguments for
retaining the republican party in pow
er. for the simple reason that the ooun-
try owes It's present general and unpre-
cedented prosperity to the wise legisla-
ton oE the last republican Congress and
the farsaeing craftsmanship displayed
by the present administration in carry
ing out that legislation. The portion
Of the message relating to foreign affairs
IS calm and dignifed, and yet bristiing
with trne Americanism, the kind Of ev-
cry patriotic American, whatever bis
politics, must endorse. Il recommends
the adoption Of Constitutional amend
ment providing for a Uniform method II
elecJing Congressman aud Presidential
electors that would put an end to sach
disrracaFul rs-rvmauder1ur schemes as
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18
MOUND BUILDERS.
More Relics Of the Mysterious Race
in Ohio.
Our Washington City Correspondents s
Spicy Letter

SPrIEGFrELD, Ohio, Dee. rs. The
Worlds Columbian exposition surveyor.
under Warren K. Noorehead at Anderson
south Of here, made a discovery yester.
day which exceeded any yet made II
the mounds Of this state. A mass Of I2C
unique copper objects we're found. Just
below this deposit are skeletons resting
upon the hard door Of the mound
These will be taken ont later.
The copper objects represent fish
crosses, combs, discs and combinations
Of squares Rdcreseents. They eyince
| q degree Of workmanship superior tc
shat obtaiued by the Ohio Indians, and
must have come from a Southern source,
probably Mexico.
Conspicuous among them were three
splendid cuttings of the Swatiska cross
This type Of cross is similnr to the early
Greek cross. It is found on the Patenque
table at Chiapas, Mexico. This cross is
frequently found in Yucatan.
The discovery throws a great hight on
the religion and travels on the mound
building clans, The fishes repre- entcd
are 10 inches long and have eyes worked
in respouase All the objects are Of
sheet copper and are admirably executed.
Circles as large as a plate, with leaves
aud hearts worked within, were found.
The spaces between the leaves and the
outer edge were cut out, giving the af-
fair the appearances Of a stencil.
Anklets aud bracelets OF massive cop
per very like the Etruscan or ancient
Egyptian to the number Of IS, were un-
covered. There were large spooI-shaped
copper earrings ana wrist ornaments
found, consisting of two conYex. spools
joined by a cylinder. These showed re-
lief work, perforations, etc,
One large sheet Of copper, three feet
in Ienatb was covered with basu4ifpIIz,
cut craseants. leaves ana fsb be3ds And
fonr combs representfno an animal ri
the cat family, with lone teeth in pIaoq
IF Iegs 1av u,on tba sbaot
Never in fba ez,loratiop Of tba Ohio
mounds have spch Numbers Of conner
afioiez and ornaments been fouod av.
LiI,it;,,o s,,.I, e,-,,,,+-,- os G-isb 7Ta..r..
7roorbead ana Crassan ara of tha o,;rioo
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

" G.r.esi4ar. .,,+,-,. ~ tt, o..
-l .s. s '7o .
suspected. '
Am g.. OIL,
nar j Ko..s.si I.st a,llEt r., - = : :.
not fatally iared.
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Rush. has e,l at san Francisco fran,
Alaska.
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urge an al. ee between tbs cl,r an5
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

A serious railroad accident is reported
from Acerington, England. A freight
tram knocked down freight shed bury
ing people in the RUNS. The number
OF deaths is not known.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
What the. World has been Doing dur
ing the Past Week,
Important Dispatches, both Domestic
and Foreign, Boiled Down.
FlidaN, Dec. ~.

The last Spanish steamer arriving at
Vera Cruz had smallpox aboard
The gross value Of Parnel's estate is
S55,S7O and the net value $21 200.
George Harris, the ninth victim Of
the St. Paul building disaster is dead.
Long & Merritt received the contract
tobuild the city hall at WhatcQm, Wash,
for S39,870.
Governor PortelIa Of Rio De Janerio
refuses to resign and martial law may
be proclaimed
Lord Duferin has been appointed
British ambassador to France in place
of the late Lord Lytton.
Three heavily armed Indians Of the
famous Captain Wilev gang in Kansas,
were to-day apppohended.
Tire reilroad telegraphers on strike
have been defeated in California by the
Southern Pacific company.
Twelve lives were lost in the two fle
disasters in Lou vile. KY, and the
total damage is placed al $500,O00
Mayor Mason Of Portland, Ore, has
vetoed the ordipance granting the Pink
ertous the right to establish patrol
The receipts of tJre Yale Princeton
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18
THE BOMB -THROWER.
The Identity Of the WouId-Be Assassin
is Revealed
4 Dancing Couple are Fatally Burned
in Virginia.
Iloadl--. Dec. r..

Il, Is. Wilson, travelling freight agent
Of the Northern Pacific returned to-day
from q tour Of Tie valley towns. He
has been among hop dealers a good deal.
and estimates Che product Yet unsbipped
Of tile seasons crop at $500 bales, ont
of the original $4,000. Mr.. Wilson sa7 s
the newspaper estimates Of 4,750,000
pounds for the seasons hop crop is too
large. One dealer carried over large
number OF bales from last year. He
could have sold them for 81 cents, but
wanted 10 cents The highest he has
been offered this year is 9 cents.
Charles 1Lejgbau, member Of the alb
straoting firm OF Avery & Meighan, was
sAo, by a burglar tit his residence this
morning about o'clock, lie had been
awakened by a noise ana found the
burglar ritling mis- trunk, in which was
$500 He sprapg up and erappled with
the burglar. who shot him, the bullet
passing through the left lang just above
the heart The physicians have little
hopes Of Mleglan's recovery. The
burglar escaped with the money.
william Bonss and Jennie Mcbride.
while on their way home from dance
at saIi8ayil.a w Va FRIDAY pigbt
bdat a fre ia the woods to warm then
selves and went to sleep The tirPs
clothes caagh. fire, and She was horribly
bnsned, dying soon after reaching here,
E5asgs hauds we're SO badly burned
while trying to INIT ont the flames thai
b, il hands had 10 be ampaaatod and he
toa died.
The Western electric company ol Chi
cago has entered d suit il rey,eyin
against Charles T. Davis calvin Jos
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

'+'f''-' ~+tN ~ 49,
The Baltimore has been ordered tc
leave Chile.
The porte has suppressed the French
newspaper at Westamboul for aliud1ng
in an offensive manner to the emperor
Of Germany
Explosions in the dullman valley coal
company mine, PENNSYLVANIA, to-day,
killed james Kettrlck and fatally in
jured Hugh Jones.
Hank Loyett and two companions,
notorious castle thieves, were hanged
thirty miles west Of Custer City, S D.,
and the bodies rddled with bullets,
The October statement Of ,he Union
Pacific raiir'ad compauy's vfroIe sys-
ten shows gross earnings $4,71L62+ IN
increase Of 5275,GO2; net S2,003,7SI, an
increase OF s505,l04.
Miss Julia a. Ames, editor Of the Un-
-,
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an classes ~ hus7Ia are discouraged
because OF the haIi-hedrtednes7 Of Il g
measures taken by the government 70
cope with the famine dlHicoitles The
consequences Oh fhe famine are only be
gmning to pc realized.
Shortly after the Italian steamer Cal
abra left G-noa yesterday morning for
Naples, her boiler exploded and the v4s-
sci sank 10 few minutes. 6ae carried
onI,. ,,osso,.c,-s Inn, T. &. NAT .l,,..,..a
how ngav lives were Iosr
,.-..,..,. ,..4-s.tt,.. ..-5.. ,r..
icla f., Ca,i1a f-lrgra,,,,s fra mi, Xxi
aoc ssv;a., bs;z 4, bins t,n- a..,,,,
the ,Ifsf3g5ed .f,qt-5.fe IN. .,ias
! are +. 4, -y-t at,.iaa- tIfa1an M. ,..lr
| the 2,anio soe,.e.,r to i.o noao.af,t, 7is
posed
The eaaffoIa 1t Ansnosa Deniteptiarv,
Ia. upoo which five ,oav;cfs we're work
inp cave wsv Yesterday pornir. ,~a
ainj,at;og aiI In, ona Il tha orc',od
John Giisoy is dead, ". F. Grove and
Ed Curran we're fatally injured ana It.
| n. Hall was badly hurt. Grove Vas
pardo1ed bv the governor this morning.
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names 4. i.yra rroa ,,,ssos rho o,..
non L ba decided is # the Issue or -8,b
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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1891-12-18

Lumly and Sir Charles Russell are con
sidering new points in ralation to arse
uical poisoning which they think st!slic-
lent to cause her release.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-17
Un enterrado vivo

Un hecho que pudo ser ahn mas funesSo
que 10 que tue On 81, ACADIA de ocurrir On SAINT
Crepin, canton de Saint-Sarnin (Francia).,
Sc procedi6 enterrar un hombre llama
do Bouleng, muerto la vispera, de 70 amos de
edad.
En- ell transcurso de la iglesia al cemente-
rio, los cuatro mozos que lleyaban ell ataud,
creyerOn nOtar mOvimentOS en el interior de
la GAIA.
Terminada la ceremon;a de la inhulnaci6n
del supuesto cadaver, fu6ronse los cuatro mo-
zos una taberna, y allf, entire copa copa, Sc
cOmuncarOn mntuamente sus impresiOnes.
Result6 de su conversation que todos ellos
habian experimentadO 10 mismo, este es, que
e muerto parecfa haberse movido.
Deron parte de sus Observacones al cura,
quien SO traslado lnmediatam snte al cemente-
rio, hlzo abrir la caja
Ell pobre hombre encerrado en- ella Sc mo-
via on efecto. Las manos, que le habian colo
cado cruzadas sobre Ell pecho, estabaE ahora
es"ansando sObre los ojOs.
Sc le sac6 de ali al infeliz Bouleng, y, ha-
biendosele dirigido la palabra, no contesto, Pc
rO-s mOvi0 ligeramente los lablOs.
Era evidente que ola y que tenla, aunque
vagamente conciencia de que So le lamaba.
Sc le administr6 un cordial; Bouleng 10
absOrbi0 pOr complete. EntOnces Sc le con-
dujO su casa, dOnde fu6rOnle suministradOs
otrOs cuidados para volverle enter amente a la
vida
Hoy va ha recobrado todas sus facultades
mira, bebe y pronuncia algunas palabras, pero
su debiidad es extrema
LO que no SO sabe es 81 SO ha exigido
la responsabildad consiguiente al me iico que
di0 por muertO a quien, como ha resuitadO, es-
taba vlvO. .*
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-17
Ell VII METAL
RodOH0 Menewdeg,

Por los datos de los documentos oticia.es
de los dferentes paises, dedncese que anual-
mente recOgen 166,255 kil0gramos de orc, que
representa- un valor de $40 100000 frances.
Los 'Estados- Unidos son los que mas pro-
Queen, 49.9l7 kil0gramos Australia, $4,000 !;
Rusia So 600 la China, $4,000; Africa del Sud,
1000; Nueva Zelandia, 5000; Chile Colon
bia, cada uno 1000; Hungrfa, 1900 La Qua
yana, 1,7OO.
segln Mr.. H.yter, el orc recogdo en- las
colonias australians desde 1851, en- que Sc
81 O24 ,3O7 OnzaS, sean 500, 800 SIS frances.
Segdn Mr. Day, SO han recogido en- los Es-
tados- Uniios desde 1904, LITE, ,o556 $40 dollars,
@ sean $3.50 millOnes de francOS
DchOs senOres eval1an en- 25. 900 millOnes
de frances ell valor del orc que Sc encuentra
actuamente en- circulation en- todo ell mundo,
va Dao forma de moneda de lingotes obje-
tos varios.
Hasta aquf ell extracto de las est ,dfstcas !:
ahora dos paIabras de Ell Impartial:
"Puesto que $4,000 millones de frances
pesan aproximadamente OchO millOneS de kilO-
gramos, es decir, Ocho mil tOneladas, asignan-
do al orc una densidad media de 1S { el de ST.
IBERIA, que es muy pesadO, tiene 1871, 81 de
Australia, California Senegal, que es mas H.
gero, tiene decisiete pfco J, dividiendo ell
men del orc total del mundo la cifra de IA
metros cubicOs.
Suponiendo-a ojo de buen cubero, pues
claro esta que no he lido medira-que la
fuente de la Puerta del Sol tenga II metros de
diametro unO de prOfundidad, su vOumeu
serfa 113 metros cubicOs.
Luego, consecuencia TODD ell orc del mum
do cabe en- cuatro fuentes como la de la Puer-
ia del Sol.