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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-23
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TOR HENr-FiAT 0P TWELVE ROOMS,
L close 20 bll> mess center CaT-4hrr i Nrachaltl
ia cherry street
EoEEENT-lIY RESIDENCE. &. 2ao ror.Eru
L street Apfl. 80 premises, Monday or Iues.
EoR RENT-~IX- ROOM HoUSH wIrH
L LARGE tata-oon and pantry. LIS Jackson
STREET.
4 crn improvements; Lilo sixth street Apsiy
to~ Union street.
Tor RENr-CIIFAP. FrNE NINE ROOM
1 hau-e; Ilcl,th ami NJ iaj~os streets. every con
vtn-eaCe. Cal or address tfCor-a n Nan nvrpa.
roeIu -o' Washington h.ocs, s-aut s;res:.
l'OR KTNT-A NINE-i.or,s ste-9r. 9,oD-
; era coovenieuc"s. INT s2dt Also FIVE ro~r,
house, - tolotet on \. ~ ant Mlilorl streets
ATTY 81 N"AiA ieu'h street.
Lon KtNr-HFAsoNARLF NINE-Eo0N
L house ~ Hor,h >as;,le: near car line. {. =.
Over, l,'o$ From; street.
E'0E RFNV-NINE-Ro N uny~r. NElNnD-
era improvements: D. tween Two cables: ane
View O.. Size u-d and mountains. newly va-
stfta, t9t-' yard with SArGea; los rent - SCOT
Iar1.eS. rs Faylo- street
- ktNT-AN ELEGANr sEvEN-RooM
h0NSs. 10: an r'.l va,er. uliy SO: on Font
street NA-'e - Poplar street
FOR = Nr->EVEN-R IN HOUSE ON CAR
L Nne' : 20 Room Boston tIock
EoR KtNr-NINK.E ROOM i!orsE. MODERN
Improvements, s, 90 to.UlnAla street, In.
cure 81 tAc--y s-rs't
L'CG htNT-HOUSE or >1X ROOMS sIh
close 10 seS-sa Rooms. * rect S,6 Room,
Boston o.scK. ~
L'oR REST-NINE-RoaN H0T-ST- WIN
modern imP-over, entS at No. al6 Fou.th
street Apply OF gEeiaissA
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J'OR SALE-FIVF ACRES ADJOINING La
Il tona. half mile from Lake Union and In the
city limits. at great bargain; all cleared, with
small house and good well Of water; this land is
suitable for gardening; viii sell long me
and easy Payments. L. Ii. Rogers, 1913 and lO4
Butler block.
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noN'T TAKE CHANCES OF BEING BURNED
~ TO death in a frame firetrap when you can
siumber in safety and a. cheap rates In the Y. l..
y. T. brick building. 8li Front street. rooms 25c
and soc: one block from depot and postof1ice
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-23

I'OR SALE-S400 BUYS NEW THREE-ROOM
i house and lot: level and cleared good garden
land; near car line; $50 down and sl5 mouth.
Room e Haller block.
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MARRIED LADIES DESIRING A QUIET,
4l pleasant place where they receive every
attention during confinement, can accomfao-
dated by Mrs Hers, an experienced nurse at her
residence 900 Washington street; charges rea-
.lo M. tkc,4i 1,r,r
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORs.

Gan PR NCISCO BRIDGE CoNPANY-FS
- ginears and contractors for bridges Of evc- de-
scrptiou: wharf-bu!icing. pile-drlvinr dredging
AMI steam shovel excavatlug; plans N syecifca-
Tons furnished on application: CORES poneence
solicited flee occidental blo~k Seattle y aqh
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Tor SALE-BUT Err! BUTTER! THE cow
butter is still selling tons of finest Eastern
creamery at 25c per To-: good sweet ranch butter.
zoe per ID; finest California rolls 35c each; lob.
tubs. 81 and 50. o.: all guaranteed choice. Cow
Butter Store, Front street, next T. ". c. a.
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Tor KENT-THE HARVARD APART
i ments have moved to lob Front street. where
they Will continue to make it pleasant for their
old and new patrons; we have lar u light rooms,
furnished aud unfurnIshed. for house kee ping in
suites to accommodate and prices to suit the
times. Remember the new address. l,5lS Front
street between Pike and Pine.
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IVAN ki-T0 ECN All. ATNfS OF >-,.-
w ond-haud furniture. highest rr.c.S <.,,
England Furniture Company lS.S rrou; s,rspr
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EARNHACTA
DE
sk=ss kgs VALLE 81 CANCIO8 8sSk

Ben reaconados popo ufentes personal
conpeten constantes principles de Poporon1
acredtada Farmaci
dan semp peenca 10 mas seeco obener pueda en- los
aanados productores del oreendo
br escoda exnca de Droga Productos qumicos
Epecadade nndad de arcuos del per6
dcamene exile de
cuidado iene poseerlos siempre
TeniendO FAR0ACIA CANCIO
nombre sempre la peecta gant todos prncame
para M6co enfermocomo acredadO 10 ene-dedca soil
depacho p Famaeuco
decdo empeno sosener e Eabecmento ar de las
del exranero tai cu uad de Ponce
E ssema de vender benefco arcuos de mora
BILE pureza exceenca emiad h ontbudo tamb6n no nte
rrumpdo CANCO cuyos preo
amos correspondence ala conanza que por de todos
le dspensa
especamente atenci6n de los fma-
cumpmieno de ase efecuamos al
contado
PLAZA DE Ponce PoRco y de Dicembre 1891
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A los haCendadOS de cafe

En- la herrera fundici6n de- que suscribe Sc
construye toda case de maquinaTias pasa elaborar
e cafe como son tahonas para descasearar lustrar
todo de hierro de hierro de MADEIRA. Maquinas
para descascarar, avar separar ventear, secar al SOL
por medic del aire caliente (aparato utilisimo en-
tiempos de lluvias) Engranaies Y trasmisiones de
todas cases Ruedas hidraulicas V malacates carros
pequenos propios para la altura- puntilas prepara
das para rolos correas, subidoras = otros TITLES.
Como tambien descascaradoras patentizadas de
Snlout Gttardol4 e.. Lavad9ros horizontales . yer
ticaes todo de hierro galvanizado. Nenteadoras de
aspiration. Despulpadores dobles senclos de dis
de cilindros. Was ferras para secadoras otros
usos.
"A los senores que 10 deseen, Sc facilitara perso-
mas idoneas para levantar plano, tomar medida e
instalar los aparatos.
Sc aconseja los Sres. que pienaen hacer nue.
vas instalaciones que no aguarden hasta el ultimo
nonnento para hacer sus pedidos Sc CANA mucho
con adelantar dar sufciente tempo para las cons
trucciones Y rnontura.
Por mas inforTnes dirigrse en- Ponce Gale de Ia
Marina Don Roberto Graham.
Ponce. Enero 2s dc 1888 6rm
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-AVTSo

La conocida casa Nc. Onje, hoy Nc. O,lje,
Hareey Dc Co., de Glasgow, (Escosia) que ha in
troducido en- esta isla el sistema E8ma1ddores
para Ia elaboration de azicar en- sustituci6n de
la antigua Bater1a, otrece a los hacendados en-
general, dichos ventaiosos aparatos toda cla-
sc de maquinarias modernas relacionadas con
la expresada industria.
El senor ingeniero Mr.. r. Robertson, que
Sc halla en- esta isla ha instalado dichos Elmi-
naI3res con magnifcos resultados en- las ha-
ciendas Agujre de Guayama Bordelaiss Ga
roma de Maunabo, Union Ponce.
Para infornes, dirigirse don Sergio Po-
ventud.
Agc',te e, csta Isla, ey i,,ge,,jcro don Roberto
Robertson.
Ponce, Abril % de 1892 h-13
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IA COMERTENA
FABRICA DE 7 ABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANQ
CONTERIQ

Ell crecene favor que dspsando los madores de buen
los aaco eboados de nues abric reeva la de
hacer eogio de dichos poductos.
Conocas las bondade del abaco que empamos eabo
solo que brca mdc ell cenro
de Ia pivegada que d la hoa del pals
reconado los coseceros fc adqurir e
baco de cadad que que oecemOs nuestrO
Hoy fumu egmo tabaco de Come
bre de mezca de rocedencas conprndo las d
versus vitolas de LA CONERIENA iI'ran6a hace f.!
DepositOs cudad F. Fernandez d C
Plaza del MercaIdem de don Pedro Hed Plaza de las Dicias
Ponce, de
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TABAQERIA
" e. Escudo EspanoP
Plaza Praacpal No II
,}BAJOs DEL DOCTOR IGLESIAS)

Constante variado surtido de Tebacos, Ci-
gar.rillos Y Paquetes de picadura.
FABRICAs
LIS Dos A'talas de Don Jose Rodriguez
Fuehtes.
La ComerjeHa de los Sres. Sanchez Hermano
Ek P1irjLegio de D. Antonio Suliveres (Cayey)
Lq Flor de Cayey de los Sres. Rucabado Her
manjis & Ca.
Lc. Bella Bosjta de D. Carlos Lopez (Cayey)
Lei Rjrera del Plata de Gaudier Agiiero Cd.)
Pqgtagds q Ca de j. A. Dances (Habanal
Lq! Veacedora de los Sres. M. Lopez d Ca Gd)
7 PRECIOS LDuTADOS
N9ta--Tambien hay cigarrillos FL tSiJoney de
vali&s classes.
Ponce, AbrI % de 1892. 3 mi
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Esta MAGNESIA aereada inventada EN- 1885
V perfeccionada en- 1870 tan conocida por todo
el mundo, ha aido objeto de fjar la atenci6n de
aquellas personas que ambiciosas, han trabaja-
do no va para elaborar magnesia con otrOs nom
bres que desde luego no compiten con la nues-
ira porque este es ell resultado de los conoci-
mientos de la ciencia del hombre que la posee
Y del inventor; sino de los falsi6cadores que
atn es mas grave.
La MAGNESIA de JUAN JOSE MAR
QUEZ, que es Ia tnica cue produce los efectos
que Sc buscan, al mismo tempo la que su
autor linicO y exclusive, tiene privilegio de in
venci6n dado por el Gobierno Supreme de la
Naci6n para todos los domipios espanoles, es
tambien imitada Y no debe confundirse con
otra alguna.
Eg@De venta en- la acreditada F'ARMACIA
DE VALE Y CANCIO demas de la Isla de
Puerto Rico.
FABRIcA SAN IGNAcIo 29-HABANA
Correo, apartado 287
6pn. Ponce. Febrero Q de 1892
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a WI SO

4 los SeHOres hacendados otr0S que descen
c0Btprar D,aquinarias para suS pyoptedaacs.
III senor d. J. B. Alliott, jefe de la conocida
cass3 Manlovc Alliott ca, constructors de toda
cla}e de maqtlinarias en- nottingham, Inglaterra,
est3ara en- esta isla Il fines del corriente mes,
coH el obieto de ponerse a la voz con los seno-
res hacendados Y otros que deseen hacerse de
Iaaquinarias nuevas para Ia proxima cosecha,
RIEICADORAs i'd, i'd, TACHOs Al yACIO, CEN
TRfFUGAS TRIPLE CUADRUPE EFECTos, CAL
DERAs, APARATOS PARA QUEMAR FL BAGAZo
VERDE, molinos perfeccionados etc, etc.
Dirigirse & ROBERTO GRAHAM, Ponce.
Abril. 70 de 1892 11-I3
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Sc VENDE

Una maquina de vapor, fuerza de IS caba-
Hos, con su caldera y accessories correspondence
propios para una hacienda de cana y para taho-
ma de cafe.
1,iene una hamaca que conduce Las canas a
los trapiches
1'odo en- magnifco estado.
Tara informes y precios diriiirse don Felix
Tarrasc6. en- esta ciudad
Ponce, Febrero / ] de 1892 3fm
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PARA CONVENCIMIENTO
~ los seilores nl6dicos q denlds partioNlare
Barrrio de Jayuya 10 de Febrero de 1892.
Sehor don Juan Sierra Y Urgell.

Barrrio de Jayuya 10 de Febrero de 1892.
Senior don Juan Sierra Urgell
Muy se1or mio de todo mi respeto: La ST.
guierte es con u objeto de hacer saber q usted
que encoutrandome sufriendo por espacio de
seis uleses con la enfermedad llamada reuma-
tsmo, que va estaba parahHco, pregunte a
v8rios amigos para YER Al podrra conseguir una
medicna que por Providencia dc Dios pudiese
lograr mi curaci6n. Una persona me dijo que
81 Espcctfc0 Salrador del senor don Juan Sierra
era una mcdicina mas superior de las quo Sc
eonocen en- uuestros dfas Embellishments
mand6 q buscar un frasco, me friccione en- el
t6rmino dc Is dias de aplcarrae tan maravilloso
especihco he logrado mi curacion radical.
He usado varias medicinas siempre sin nin-
gun resultado.
Yo SOY un agricultor que tengo pocas pala-
bras con las presentes creo serdn suhcientes
para que 81 pubico en- general sea sabedor de
tan sorprendente cura
Quedo de usted alto. afmo. s. 5. Q.
B. s. MI
3-3 Greqorio Torres.
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Toda reclamation por averias mari
timas en- efectos, cargamentos, buques
Il otros intereses asegurados en- Bremen,
debe notifcarse los que suscriben .
sus representatives, y sera debidamente
atendida.
SCHNABEL Y c. AguadjUa Pto. -Rico
Ageptos Apoderados generates de dicha eorpo-
raedn para esta Isla.
Representante en- Ponce, DON T B. MULLER
Mario, 10 de 1890. 2.v.p.s
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SSLA RETNADORA'9
DEPOSITO DE CALZADO Y PELETERIA
DE A. ROIG & co.
ISABEL 10 Y LEON Il

estabecmento aaba de ecb varado stdo
cazado de odas case Oece parroquano
q los pueblos lmtrofe q precios sumamente m0dlcOs
de peeea podemO hay competenca
possible nngn eabecmento de lsa reciente sdo
vaado ctaremOs BecerrO Srados idem dem
em ares bnco gaceas de coores cortes de
zapaas para cabaeros charoe cabras canamosy to-
do 10 concernente al de peleter1a.
pues estabecmieno queareis convencdos de c
que ofrece -
Notn-Todos los n1eses renovanos el surtdo lib
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KRAEMER & O., PONCE

REPRESENTATIVES, EN- ESTA PLAZA
DE LAS s1GU1ENTEs coMPAErAs
Compania Norte- Germ6nica de SECURES contra in
cendio.-Hamburgo.
Compahfa de Scguros Nacional Frusiana.-Ste
tin
Aeeptan riesgos contra incenaio.-Para irformee
dirigirse q su ofeina.
Almactn en- la Playa.
Ponce. Enero lg de 1892 2.
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CATEY, PUERTO RICO

Su esmerada elaboration, su elegancia en- el
enpaque Y riqueza de 81 fruto, hace quo sus
tabacos sean muy superiores.
Dd curnplirsiento los pedidos con Ia mayor
prontitud Y esmero, y con gusto dara las notl-
cias informes que sobre el particular solicitor.
Tiene dep6sitos en- las principales poblaciones
de esta Isla, siendolos en- esta ciudad los esta-
blecimientos de los senores don I. B. Miller,
don Pedro Hedilla Frau, Suau & CO
De sus precios m6dicos hace considerables
descuentos, las ventas de eontado de alguna
importancia
GARANTIzA sUs PRODUCTOs
AntoniO SHlireJcs.
Ponce, Mario % de 1892 3Im.
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ATLOs HACENDADOS DE CANA

Don Florencio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene de
vehta novillos hnos propios para yugo.
Coamo, Noviembre / 2 de 1891. Il.
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Yerba Guinea! =!

Inmeiorable, 232 cuerdas en- la ha-
cienda Amelja, Sc venden seis mil mazos
por tres pesos. Ell corte por euenta del
conprador. 1870
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VEREIN BREMEN
See Vcrsichermags GescHschqfJen.

UNION DE LAS COMPANIAS DE SEGURos MARL
TIIOs DE BREMEN ALE8IANIA)
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FABRICA DID COCHES
DE e. CHEVALIER
CALLE DEL CONd.ERCIO
PONCE, P. r.

En- este establecimiento que cuen-
ta con I'm personal apto Y todas
las maquinas necesarias, Sc constru-
yen coches Y Sc hacen reparaciones
de todas classes & precios sumamen-
te m6dicos.
De venta constantemente coches
de 2 Y 4 asientos de procedencia
norte-americanay construidos aqu,
precios que varfan desde s 160
hasta s 500.
Cuenta asf mismo este estableci-
miento un variado surtido de arne-
ses, ruedas y todo 10 concerniente
al ramo que vende q precios
SIN COMPETENCIA.
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891.
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EMsULS sion
SCOTT

que es simplemente aceite dc higado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
hisimas particulas Y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este SO evita & los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos ell trabaio de
digerir, ademas do que no todas las
personas, adn en- buena salud, pue-
dep digerir el aceite simple.
A las reconocidas virtudes del
aceite de higndo de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas fortifcantes dc los
hipof2sftos dc cal y dc sosa. FL
conjunto forma la preparation mas
eficaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indieadR segun ell
dictamen unanime de los principales
m6dicOs del universe.
DEscoNFiEsE De Los EMI-
TADORES.
Exiiase In verdndera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla dc venta en- todas
las boticas Y otros Sstablecimientos
en- tOdo el mundO.
SCOTT g. BoWRg, QuinioOs. New YORK.
Tambi6n fahrieaHtes do los e6lebres parches Do
r0Bos marea Excelsior"
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"A DEBILIDAD GENERAL.
IA TtSl8. IA ARENA.
Ia ESCROFuGA.
"a. REUHATGSMO.
IA ToS Y RESFRERD0G.
e. RAQUlTISMO EN Los NgNOS.
d Y en- general todas las afecciones
de la garganta, del pecho Y los que
proceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico o pobreza de 10 sangre
Sc curan con el uso de Ia.
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AEREADA
ANTIBILIOSA

LCDO. DON JUAN JOSE MARQUEE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-22
CHANCES OF THE FAIR.
The Opponents of Government A
VIII be Hard to Beat.

The Opponents of Government Aid
Will be Hard to Beat.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Absolutely noth-
ing has been done as yet by the conferees on
the sundry civil bill with reference to tho
worlds fair items In the bill. which are the
main points Of difference between the two
houses. The worlds fair items will be left
TO the very last and it is the intention OF
the conferees not TO take them up until q
practical agreement is reached on the
numerous other items Of the bill on which
there is at least formal disagreement
between the two houses. The conferees
were in session several hours to-day and &C
complished nothing of Importance. It
seems to be almost certain that the House
copferees will report to the House against
concurring In the Senate amendment and
will fight q government appropriation for
the fair with vigor. Mr.. Holman has re-
laxed nothing In his opposition. and has the
earnest support Of Mr.. Sayers Of Texas. Mr..
Bingham of Pennsylvania, a minority
member, is, Of course, favorable to the sp-
preparation.
MAY RESULT IN A COMPROMISE.
It Ia possible that the strong opposition TO
an out-and-out government appropriation
made in the form Of the governments be-
coming a party In the fair may force
some compromise, and possibly even re-
cession to the original proposition for q
81. 900 900 loan. but the opponents of the
fair are very fearful that there will be
a majority against them when the question
next comes before the House in the shape
of a concurrence In the Senate amendment.
There is some talk Of filibustering by south
ern members against the appropriation. and
it is known that Mr.. Oates, who successfully
led the celebrated filibustering movement
not tbo fdfraOk IA hill haa haan aQkad
to lead this movement but it will be hard
TO organize a determined flibuster with an
adjourn ment in sight, with nothing but the
sundry civil bill to delay 10. Some south
ern men in explanation Of their opposition
to the appropriation say that the sub-treas-
ury people will urge with great force among
their constituents the argument that the
government has become partner in this
great fair enterprise, but that whenever the
farmers want the government to go into
partnership with them constitutional objeor
tlons are raised.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-22
sHIRAs WILL BE CoNFIRMED.
The Opposition to Him in the Senate
Not Apt to Defeat Him.

The Opposition to Him in the Senate
Not Apt to Defeat Him.
WASHINGTON, July 2L-Six out Of the
eight available members of the Senate
judiciary commitsee, Chairman Hoar being
in Europe, are expected to attend the special
meeting called by Acting Chairman Mitch
ell Of Oregon for tomorrow morning to
consider the nomination of George Sbiras,
Jr., for justice of the supreme court. Two
are republicans, Senators Mitchell of Ores
gon and Platt Of Connecticut, both being
favorable to Mr.. Shiras. Four are demo
Gratis, Senators Pugh Of Alabama, Coke Of
Texas, Vest OF Missouri, and George of
Mississippi. or these Senators Pugh and
George said to-day that they should not OPP
pose the confirmation of Mr.. Shiras. Whether
Senator Vest. who through his friend
ship with Senator Cameron Is disposed to
crafty him as far as he can In this matter
can persuade the others to even delay action
so as to hang the nomination up till next
session, Is very doubtful in the absence of
any tangible reasons against confirmation. /.
The President, who interested himself in
the matter to-day, is satisfied that Mr..
Shiras will be confirmed at this session.
The departure of Judge Harlan next month
to be gone all next winter is a strong argu-
ment for action at this session 30 ill the
existing vacancy.
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TO BE TALKED TO DEATH.

Senators Who Don't Want TO Vote on
the Options Bill Open Fire.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-The attempt to
talk the anti-options bill to death seriously
began in the Senate to-day and Is to be kept
up until adjournment, say the opponents Of
the bill. Senator Aldrioh is TO make his
tariff speech on this bill and other similar
speeches will be made. Meanwhile hostile
amendments are being Incorporated in the
bill, such as that of Senator Dixon Of Rhode
Island, which Senator Washburn actually
accepted to-day and which vitality cripples
the bill so that IL il should pass
the Senate 1t Ia so amended that IL would
have difficulty in getting through the House.
II Senator Washburn could get vote on
the bill it would pass the Senate. but the
number Of senator's who do nob want to
vote upon it is large enough to prevent q
square vote and probably to pass an ad-
tournament resolution when it comes up,
this cutting it off
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-22
SPEER TOLD TO SHOW UP.
JUDGE CLARK RULES IN FAVO5
OF VANDYKE.

A Refusal TO Obey Would Send Him
to Jail for Contempt of Gourt-Ths
Judge to Allow an Appeal TO tbs
supreme Court and It Win Be
Taken.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 2l.-Judge Richard
Clark this morning rendered his decislon
in the case of A. u. VAndyks against w. j.
Speer, who is assistant state treasurer. The
decision in substance is that Mr.. Speer must
show his assets, or be sent 20 jail for oon~
tempt Of court az was done TO Steve Ryan.
tbe dry goods merchant However, the
judge prefers to let she supreme court pass
on the case before extreme measures are re-
sorted to, and in rendering his decision this
morning announced that he would enters
tain a bill OF exceptions.
STORY OF THE SUIT.
Mr.. Vandyke held a note signed by Mr.
Speer. Mr. Speer refused to pay 1t, and
MIR. Vandyke brought suit against Mr..
Speer for its recovery. He secured judg-
ment, but the sheriff could find nothing
upon which to levy. Mr.. Vsndyke's attor.
ney then fled a bill against him, claiming
that he was "A wealthy mar and asking that
he be made TO answer a number of ques-
tions. The questions sought to make Mr.
Speer disclose how much he was worth, in
what his wealth consisted, where IL was
and what property he had transferred
within the last two years, and If any to
whom 1t was transferred. Mr.. Speers att
torney argued that it was not legal to re-
quire Mr.. Speer TO answer these questions.
THE JUDGES RULING.
When ths-hearing was.had last week, ana
as nr. Speer did not make an exhibit OF his
assets. Judge Clark took the matter under
advisement and this morning in rendering
his decision stated that he was convinced
that where one man had Judgment against
another and the sheriff returned mo
property" the holder of a Judgment had the
right to file bill TO make the defendant
disclose what property he had and In what
it consisted, the plaintiff having alleged In
his bill that the defendant had sufflcienu
property to pay the Judgment but 10
was concealed. Mr.. Speer is now
ordered to answer the bill fully on or before
Aug. S. Mr.. Speer's attorney will probably
file bill of exceptions to the judges ruling
and carry the case to the supreme court. IL
the decision of Judge Clark is affirmed
Mr.. Speer will have to answer the questions
fully or go to jail for contempt of court. It
is a case that will attract interest
throughout tho state,