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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

TRAvESfA
Col amer maggie Todd" pen
diente.
CADOTAJH.
Col esp" Borinquen," carga pa.
ra Arecibo.
Col esp PETRA, carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp 20. de Oanarias," carga
para Naguabo y Humacao.
Bira esp" paq1ita, " carga para
Aguadilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

inmediatos. Mezclado con ell Acct
to Paro de Hfga 10 de Bacalao de
Lamman y Kemp, puede decirse
que es un remedio lnfaIible contra
todas las afecciones de la gargan-
ia, ell pecho y los pulmones.
ENFERfEDADES do EST6MAC0. sVlno ChassaIng ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
RECAUDACl0N
DE- C0NTRIBUCI0NRS DEL RSTADC
EN- LA Q CAPITAL

Autorizado por ia Administra-
ci6n Central de Contribuciones J
Rentas, y en- cumplimiento de Il
que dispone Ia Regla 49,: de Il
Circular de 20 de Agosto de 1891
Sc hacs saber q los consribuyentel
de Ia tarifA quinta que q CONT
ouaci6n se expresan, que en- el
,ermino de ounce diss recojan en-
ssss RecandAci6n, sta en- 10 cafe
del CriGtu, nhmero IL, sus re- .
pectivos cer,ifcados de Patentes 0,
sstisfaciendo su importe, & fin dc
que puedan continuar ejerciendo
81 industria On el corriente afio
econ6mico.
Steffano Raviao.
Bsatriz de los Santos.
Antonia Romero.
Donate Vito.
Nicolas Donadio.
Aniceto Gonzales.
Jose de Ia Tore.
Manuel Fsrnsndex.
Andres Moreno.
laura Msleudez.
aHiginio GAlguers S,nohano.
Pusrsc-Rico, Julio 16] ]ds 1892
Ia Antonio N. de Aldrey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
BANJO Rlsol

80 FcEt< 80 2<x<ss>2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
iii lnfllalif lIlAlI'
Ae Antonto Navarro.
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aasA aAa - - "a sssnasns = ssza j,
Aasasas&s 4 IS sss* ssaAa. ~ sssassSmaaa -
% s~smlas<sssm - Aa aAnas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
aAcETA De HOY.
Real Ofden sobre lieencias .
los Regissradores de Ia Propiedad,

/ Real Ofden sobre lieencias
los Regissradores de Ia Propiedad
| Disp6nese por ell Gobierno &C.
neral que ios A|caldes rsmitsn
aquel Centro Superior, dentr'
del plazo de 8 diAs, un e. -t,do d.
as cuentas correspoudientes a
ejercicio actual de 1928, qu,
aan de rendivae al Tcibunal de Ia.
del RENO.
Sa hs encargado Entertainments
del despacho del Viceconsulsde
B itsnico en- Maysgiez el Sr D
Tomas Boothby.
Privilegios de invenci6n.
Sabastas.
Osdenanzas generates de Adus.
mas.
En- Ia pr6xima sem ana Sc paga-
ram por el Tesoro las siguientes
facturas de turno:
Sorteo IS.
Julio 26 -Facturas ndm 1874 4 1873
Idem 27 -Facturas mum 189 q 1913
Idem 28.-Facturas mum 1914 q 1913
Ctip6n 20.
Idem 29.-Facturas ndm 80 q 43
Atrasos.
Idem 3O.-Factura mum 48O
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
WATERLOO PoLiTICO",
CRTTICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs TEORfAS
soBRE QUE DEsoANsA Ell EDIFIoIo
POLfTIOo MoDERNo,
DON lGNACIO DlAZ CANEJA,.
slEcrol DEL "BOLErE HElcAArll" DE- PUERro:alco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
EFECTOS MILITARES
"EL RIOS De ORC"
IN IAHVADoR AxS1XA
4ssRssl 1R Ssl JsAA aAYIsi,

Plaza Principal nnxn ~,
En este antique = aoreditado establecimien.
to hay constantemente un gran surtido dt
sables, espadas, y divisan de todas classes part
los sehores. .o6ciales de Ejercito, Armada, Ha-
ciends = Telegrafos, Esoudos, Trofeos, EN-
blemasieto, etc.
Be oorfeocionan goras do todas oIasss '
formas.
Escudos espadolss do seda, estampados, d.
oos tamanos. para banderas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

Operaciones durante los
dfas % y % de Julio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

| A0 w. Rs
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lers, comprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
ne, Grandezas de los
pe pequenoe, Epfgramas y
letrillss, Varias fabulas
y Moralejas, 1 tomo, rus
tica 260 p&ginas.. 80.
Candido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, I to-
mo I1stica. ............
Amor fismbre. bre...-.......
Les enttemeg es (de Ger
vantes). Q tomos.
La gitanilla y El amante
liberal, de i'd, / tomo. -
Las dos doncellss y La
fuerza de ia sangre, de
idem, | tomo.
Ell casamiento enganoso.
de idem, / .omO..
Viaje Gel Paspsso, poesis 9
por i'd, l tomo.
81 Oeloso Extremeiio y La
tia FIR gida, por idem, un
tOmO......,..--......
Rinconete y cortadillo y
El ljcenciadO Vidriera
! per ider, un tomo.....
Los Bafos de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, I'm tomo.
El gallardo espanol, idem,
por idem, un tomo. 80.
Puntos de vista, por don
Miguel Moys, I'm tomo.
La ley enda de Noche-bue-
J ps...... .s..s ......
El hijo del Sacristfn, por
don Csr'os Frontaura,
2 tOm0s. 0s..............
Anatomfa del coraz6n por
| don Teodoro Guerrero,
2 tomos...............
Les madres, por Frontau-
-, l tomo............
Pleito del matrimopio, per
Guerrero y SeI 1lveds,
! tOmo................
Oantares de I'm viejo, por
don Tecdoio Guerrero,
! tOmc.
Ouente s tociales, por Id, l
toM0.
Poes'as, por don Antonio
| F. Grilo, l tomo $50 pa
einas................ 49,.
| Orjgen del Plagio en- Me.
jico, ! tomo..........
L Luo ha J CT 81 Dert che.
| por Poksda y Biescs, /
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Felipe % Estudio Hist6ii-
co ciiijco, por V. Co.
msz. ! tomo.
Lg ], f1uencia de Ia mujer
80 Ia regeLeraci6n so.
cia', per Psreja Serrs-
da, l tome.
81 hisrro, Estodio cient Il.
co, per don Julio Co.
/ meg.
lHabitsbllidad de les As-
tros, TOR don jose Mo-
reio Fuentes, ] tomo..
Muebles J Tapices, seenn-
da ser e &c csrtas a upa
Et noiita sohre Ia hahi.
| tscl6D, por F. Miqpei )
Bsdia, l tomn.....-...
IHomensje P, etirc, Poe.
siss do 35 iugenios, /
| tomO.
Oameliss poesiss de San
Martin J Aguilera, ! to.
| mo- 49,.
LEY enda de los Reyes, no.
vs la hjst6r;ca, por don
Toreuato TarIago, / to-
| mc.....-........
Poemas Gsetjcos, por o..
siaD, 2 tomos. .......
Los Putblos J6venes, es-
tudio hist6.ico -fl!cs6fleo
sobre los Estsdos. .Uni.
dos , Ia Australia, l to-
| mo.............. .....a
lNarraciones Espa1olas y
Americsnss, por don P.
Sahudo Autran, l tome.
La bolss, el Comercio, y
lss sof iedsdes Mercsn-
| tiles, | tomo.
Leceiones de Derecho Mer
cantl, por yarios alum.
nos de don Luis Silvela, /
4 tomo.-.. ..........
| Dramas dc Don Josa Eoh
IOorrer en- pos de un ideal,
| 5 sctos, verso. o.........
De mala Razs, 5 actoe,
Il u usA. .......... $500.
La mueFfe en- los labios, 3
Il setos, prcsa. ......-....
! ri bar dido lisandro, 5 cua.
II drcs, prosa ........-.-
pieusa nal y acsrtarss, 8
II actos, verso. ...........
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

Casa do gixes , oomisioasx. Ageatsf do Ia
Cempania genera Trasatl lGntica francssa do la
del Marques do Campo, de Oompanias Dc Be-.
{ ares osntra iAosndieS, Dc les Hrss. Gail sue.
cs Parts,y genera para 10 islA do Pusrts- -Riss
Dc 10 baAqus Trasatl&ntiqus do Paris.
RlNE AOAHAH CASA eN A6UADILLA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
HERNAIz ( co. CRUZ 10.

St.,Las tiendas LA VILLA DE
BILBAO y LA LUZ ELEOTRI-
GA, surtida como Ia meior de Ia
plaza.
Mercancias de todas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
ESTADOS
PLAN 1LLAS

para Ia dcesssaeitn De l. sSaa@aa
UgbAna. AEsteoaa J rsxsAssA
Dc veni@ 60 essA i@psxAsa
ertsplsn1s ss Rs.gx. -t.lsg.
70 D eas@ lmpseSsA al szssa 10 ess
10 sspesahA lie sqasslCs iAsae.ss.
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elasc sl AsH plms 1isra-
Lofts iEpsfiAsssa Sss ~ "a :
de FrcshassS CO Gala l@pswagA
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da hs Fsgsc<asuAsa as AsssAxa >
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naeauDeA
TRisTAsA. GsssEa azss.. L.
tnlnssis 0saa6A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
sues. De ORCASITAs a.

In2esssdsssa d asreaaeisa ds tcles slasss ,
efoesdsacias.
vsatas ai psr aayst, osus s,y aI as,ali. % O..
'ndsE sLok oH JULIO = GALLO Dz OAo, a..
! siea RsstAi'sa. - IatAa 1 10 Dc 10 urus,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
RRVISYA COMERCILL

De NOTIOIAS Y ANUNCIOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
3ACETILLAS. -.

"CArica!ufsS" S".-CA!spssna Ii.
aro que asAoa dc nir q xsst
M,drid, iusuAdo por Anss
Pons. Aa,or; don Lais Taeoa
ds; y con cato ss,A dishs .oeo.
AcAba dc recihirte co esu In
2renta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24
WATERLOO POLiTICO".

ExAMEN CRITICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs TEORfAS
soBRH QUE DEsoANsA Ell EDIFIoIo
POLfTIOo MODERNO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

OPERACIoNEs DE BUQUEs EN- PTo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-24

Oorrer en- pos de I'M ideal,
5 sctos, verso. ........
De mala Razs, 8 actop,
p'osa. .......... ......
La mueFfe en- los labios, 3
sots's, prcss. .........
ri bar dido lisandro, 5 cua.
drcs, prcsa .......-..-
pieusa nal y acertafas, 8
actos, verso. ..........
A'eunss vfces aqui, ) aC-
tos, yerso.....-.....
La Grsmaiica partls, dra-
ma en 5 arics. pr 81, de
ID. Ici & GALORE. ......
vpseo Nurey de Balboa,
drama en 5 a tos, pof
Novo ) G ban.
La CedepA R'ta, Drama
e. | es at 4 por doiiA
Ftss'na : de Me'par...
L. q al j ghds, con ed .
dss Ncins sefxo. .......
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
BRIGHT BITS,

THE sluggard is usually told to go to his ant,
but, with the perversity Of human nature, he
goes to his uncle.-BostoR GdEette.
LATHERUM-Barbers scrape an acquaintance
very quickly.
The Victim-Yes, but they can cut a man In
even less time.-BrookIUH Life.
WHE-We were born on the same day,
John.
Husband-who cares for thati We were mar
RED on the same day, too. That's what hurts
me.-BroOktyH Life.
THE PRIEsF-This man is so tipsy he can
he in his normal state.
The Bride-Faith, thin, yen have to hurry,
Tor It's soberin' up be is this minnut.-L4fe 5
Calendar.
Tom De WIrT-when Jack Ford was in an
lamp before enc of the affairs,
Ed Stllim6n-What did the priest say!
Tom De Witt-Hely smoke !-Snith, Gray Dc
o.. = Monthly.
TEAoHER-n any pupil can answer, let her
raise her hand Well, Mary you tell
Mary-Please, marin, l don't know
Then why did you raise your handf"
Couldn't help 1t, marin. Uncle John gave
me this ring last evenIng.-BostoH Transcript
JOHNSON, being sept home. meets his pater.
som ething wrong with you Are you an idiotf
Haven't you the Use OF all your faoultiesY
Johnson, Jr. tsadly)-It's the other way. The
faculty hasn't any use for me.-PFfnoston
Tiger.
HE-I wish you would lift your veil mo.
menb
She-What koEi
H5-Mell-er-I would like to kiss you
She But most decidedly object 60 your kiss
ing me. Besides. my veil is very thln.-NeIo
York Press
ErHEL-I had such an awful dream last night
Thought | was standing ON the balcony with pa
and all the men had fiIrted with passed by. '
Maude-What did you doS
Ethel-O, persuaded him 10 was only a Rfgan.
tic denomination against the government
PICK Ne Up.
A RULE WITH EXCEPTIONS Inability to
throw straight is popularity of the female, -
ssId the porslizer.
II don't know about that" said the de-
moralizer. 81 owned a mare once and she
threw me straight over her head several times :"
brOOktyR Life
ENOUGH To DepreSs Him.--''What weighs
dewn your sp rits so this morningS" inquired
the wife tenderly
~ am thinking. Julia" replied the great
statesman YEARLY, "of the terrible strain it is
on public man TO have to live up Co /, 1856 name
sakOz1S- Chicago Tribune.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17

The opinion has been expressed by sun
dry newspapers that. should the Senate al
the coming session Of congress, pass the tariff
reform bills sent over from the House al
the last session, President Harrison would
sign them. This opinion is based on the
belief thas Gen, Harrison, along with other
leaders of the Republican party, would ac-
quiesce in the demand Of the people for a
modified tariff. But the Philadelphia Press.
paper high in the councils of the party,
says the President would sign no such bills.
HE is republican and a protectionist on
principle and not from expediency," says
the Press. THE Republican party Goes
not any more believe in free wool now than
it did before the election, and nothing is
more certain than that the President would
send TO congress a singing veto OF any such
measure If sent to him." II the republican
senators believe this they will hardly put
the matter to the test. but will probably
defer action on the bills so as TO save their
party from the condemnation that would
follow the refusal Of the President TO sign
such bills as the people have asked for.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
Didn't "Do" LiverpooI.

A pretty good story comes from New York,
per Correspondent Lewis, who has been over in
Gotham interviewing ex-President Cleveland,
says the Washington Post. 1t appears that
son OF wealthy parents in Manhattan Island
came OF age recently, and correspondingly &C
qured generous wad of the long green sa-
curities OF the realm. While he was a pretty
lively youth, he also had a well-defined strata
or good sense running through his composition
and upon finding himself possessed of plenty OF
means he determined to use portion of It In
seeing the world. He also adopted a rather novel
idea regarding the way he would travel He
was too fond OF New York to leave 1t for any
length of time, so be decided he would take in
one country at time; spend a month in Eng
land, Tor instance, come back here, then visit
france and so on. Accordingly he purchased
himself a ticket to Liverpool under the arrange
ments IN vogue with steamship companies
which allow person to go over on a certain
steamer and to come back on the same boat on
any OF its return trips within specified time
he sailed away in great shape, and in due time
arrived In Liverpool, city he intended to OK.
plore thoroughly
Following the advice of experienced friends
| he secured private lodgings in preference 60
going to hotel, and then. sad to relate as
preliminary TO his sightseeing he proceeded to
test The qualities of dogs head alo and Old Tom
| gin IN the home OF tts birth. The mixture acted
disRstrously in his case for in q short while he
became as drunk as the apocryphal boiled owl
lie 6ecame helpless in legs, body and head, and
while in this condition attracted the attention
of two boobies The English policeman al
ways tekes drunken man home IL UhRs can be
discovered because if all the jays they came
| across were taken to the station that ediace
would have TO be bigger than the world fair
building to accommodate them. Accordingly
the boobies proceeded to search the young m an
| for his address, when they came across his re
turn ticket TO America
"Blawst me heyes," calculated the disooveFer
but tn bloody youngstah Is booked for tn
/ Servyah an tn boat leaves In two hours"
vehicle was hastily procured, and the youth
was bundled into it and whirled away to the
dock. The boats officers were accustomed TO
receive passengers in such q condition too often
TO take any notice OF the case before them, so
aboard he was taken and dumped in a state
room until the prelimnaries Of sailing were
| finished. The young man slumbered soundly.
| Imagine his feelings when he awoke to find him
! self 100 miles out at sea on his way back to New
| York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
A Good Point.

The point made by Representative
Guerard against the bill providing that one
member OF the railroad commission shall be
a farmer is good one. He said that If the
farmers wanted 10 run the railroads it would
be advisable for them to get the necessary
experience first by being apprenticed to the
railroad business.
There is no reason why farmer shouldn't
be appointed on the railroad commission,
provided he is qualified to discharge the
duties Of the office. In fact, there is no
reason why all the railroad commissioners
shouldn't be farmers, il farmers in every
way fitted for commissioners could be OBJ
tanned; but what folly it would be 10 enact
law that one OF the commissioners shall be
a farmer. even though farmer fitted for
the place cannot be found.
The men who I'LL the Offices OF railroad
commissioners should be well enough ac-
quaintsd with railroad business 60 know
when traffic rates are fair for shippers and
at tho same time allow a reasonable profit
10 the roads A railroad commission has
the power to make railroad property prac-
tically valusless, aud that Ia just what IL is
likely to do when composed of men who are
untitled for the duties devolving upon them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
PIE Z SONAL

MISS FRANCES z. WILLARD, who was recently
visiting Lady Henry Somerset, in England, ex-
poets to DO so again soon, aud is to sail from
this country next week.
GEN. LEW WALLACE, author Of "Ben Hur."
and Mrs. Wallace, viii spend the winter at Ashe-
vile, n c. Mrs. walaces health demands
mIder climate than that Of Indiana
JkssE GRANT, the youngest son Of the gen
eral. who has been quite succsssful IN the min
Ing. business ia California, has s-ttled down
with ms family at Piedmont, in that state.
MISS CaAPmAN, the wel-known sculptor, has
been commissioned T. model the two Spanish
bullocEs Queen Victoria keeps in the para at
Osborne. They have enormous horns and are
considered remarkably beautiful creatures.
CAPT. ILLEE, whose death has just been
reported from Russia, commanded the ter
riole battery" which made such havoc at Sc
bastoPoL Tolstoi has immOrtalized this bat
terry in his work on the operations in that
seige.
EG-sEcRETARY BLAINE refused to be inter-
viewed regarding the result of the presidential
election, says the New ork Tribune. and even
had mis- telephone taken out Of his house to
eseops continual interruption Of his WORK last
week.
The Prince of Wales lAxity in money matters
has taken new form, according TO one of the
New York papers. 1t says that in a recent
In ~ LoHiou testimony brought OUT the 1aCt
that his highRess was indebted to the extent of
V2'Sao to the London Lyceum for box tickets.
WHETHER 1t be because Mr.. Gladstone is Wig
orous or reckless. it does not clearly appear,
but English papers talk about his tripping
ABOUT London In heavy driZzle without an UNI
orela though wearing a. inverness cape re-
Gently. 1t was not uncommon ten or Twelve
years ago for him TO walk from Downing street
TO the House of Commons without an over
coat.
CONTRARY TO expectations there seems to be
nrtle hope OF the recovery of Prince Pedro Of
Goourg, the grandson Of the late Emperor Of
Brazil, who suddenly became insane in Vienna,
a few weeks ago The yonng man inherited a
taste for study from his grandfather, and was
educated with the possibility in view that he
might SIT eventually upon the throne Of Brazil ,
although his aunt was first in line. Regret at
the exile OF his grandfather, and the loss of his
chances, with too much study. are given now as
the reasons OF his terrible affection. The prince
spent the greater part of his youth in Brazil.
although his father lived In Europe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17

Il appears that the cotton manufacturer
Of Massachusetts, and Rhode Island are not
dismayed at the democratic victory Of the
other day, judging from their action in
voting to increase the wages Of their en-
ployes. Business men who expected legis-
lation at an early day that would ruin
their trade would hardly be found taking
such steps. They would be more likely to
reduce wages in order to make as much
money as possible before the coming Of the
era Of depression and calamity. The rails
ing of wages at Lowell and Providence,
therefore, discredlts the wall Of the repub-
licans that hard times. low wages and idle
factories will be the order dnring the next
four years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-17
Good Man. But Pio.hsadsd.

A man Of about so years of age got on the
train at GAINESVILLE and took seat in front Of
me, says writer in the New York Herald. He
had a shotgun in his hand and soon after sitting
down ne pulled out biz revolver and showed
six cartridges into the cylinder. My curiosity
was aroused, and leaned forward and asEed:
MY friend. is game plenty in this locality"
wall, not so powerful plenty, stranger, but
there's sOmethiu around now and them"
small game. them"
"Yaas' mostly, but sometimes it is purity nigh
Q rect high. TIE game I'm arter Is purity nigh
that. I reckon"
You must mean MANI"
That's exactly what mean, stranger.
main { got no time to BE- huntIn' around arter
foxes and 'pOssums and SIGH. I'm goin' down
70 Erin to hunt man"
Some one you have had trouble With"
Exactly He's bin onery with me fur over
twenty years, and can't abide him no mo-;
doan want no fussin' with nobody, but dun
can't put up with such critter forever"
is he expecting your
Reckon he is, fur dun sent him word YES
terdey. He'll most likely be at the dspot when
we git thar"
And will he be armed, tooY'
Ssrtln He amt the kind 10 stan round
aud be shot at without shootin back No, sir"
why, man, you don't mean TO tell me you
are deliberately going down to Erin to kill or
De 5llIedT' exclaimed, almost overcome by his
Il amt gwine fur nothin' elsel' he replied
as tol you, I've stood him as long as kin,
and somebody has got to drap Mebbe it'll be
me- and mebbe it II be him."
ne put up his revolver, put on this speotacles
ana mad been reading a newspaper for some
| time when we reached Erin. As tho train
slackened up he picked up his shotgun and
went 70 the door. moment later he stepped
out on the platform and descended, and Just as
ne left the last step the report of a gun was
heard and he fell in heap, shot through the
| mead. The 'onery critter" had got his message
and was on hand AS the train moved on
asked the conductor for further particulars and
| he replied:
told him how TO work IL, but he was mig headed
he ought TO have gone out of the other door
and fired under the car, but he thought he
knew 1t all and got left. Good man he was, but
dreadfully pig-headed"