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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-27
+ urniture

Wood & Co., 424 w. Houston
st. All kiuds of Furniture bought and
sold Easy rerms. UphOlstering and ye-
pairing, China and CrOckery ware mended.
Money Loaned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-27
VIM. II. Parker, Furniture

Mover. Household goods carefully moved
on short notice u reasOnaO g rates. Res fence
log Buena Vista 81. Oaice c. j. Langholz,
Main Plaza.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-27
Louis F. UllriCh, Carriage

Painter, S24 Elm Street, near Kampmann'
factory. Established 1872. Strictly first
class and durable work at reasonable prices.
The celebrated Valentine IL COmpdny'S var
nish only used.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-27
. A.nsM.4ls
$50 premios que importan

Dferencia 105e4
NOTA-La diferencia de los $1O5S9 entire el importa
de los coo betes Ell que reparte premios Sc es
tina para gasos de impression de bees tas prospecto
cuara Ia Real Hacienda productos Eoui
dos 100 los tomen las accienes bietes
benehcio favor del Asilo.
OTRA-Se concede el 100 de benehcio tofOs loe
que tomen accones de Glen betes adeante cuaes
D6yila de Simcnet.
OTRA-No Sc servira ningdn pedldo que no venga
acompanado de su correspondents impOrte.
OTRA-Los blletes premiados pagaran en- Ia de
Comercio de don Jose Rodguez de las Albas esabecda
en- esta villa.
Loque SO ayisa al pthllco para conocimiento
Humacao, 10 de Eeptiembre de 1893 LA Presidenta.
CEanescid Ddvua De 6insosstt.
Cd LaJunta del Asilo de Damas ne harae sortso. ri
msme las hstas dc La Dputaci6n regIhn para los
se !os bnlstss premiAdos Nbrs Y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-27
4B.A@IM AS 9
HAE HAKE II 4M AS

Panse spe las acr$dadas harnas de la
dad es reconocda todo los de
Compan1a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-27

Est ossvapores har8n es-
Gala en- los principales
|puerOts de la Isla, segln
|las necesid des del ira
|ico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
ruE sANTA NE.s MOVE.

The announcement of the vestibule
Grain service ON the Santa Fe between
st. Louis and Chicago and Galveston
was something Of surprise 90 the other
lines though The Gazette announced
several months ago that az soon as the
equipment could be got ready TINS ser
vice would be put ON. At present the
vestibule service as afr as a solid train
IL concerned will be confined TO
the Gnlvest0n-St. Louis run, but the main
line will for the present have only vest
bule chair aud sleeping ears. " Is only
a question of a short time, until the equip
ment can be- prepared. until the main
line trains win also be solid yestihule.
The Santa IS also the first road In
Texas To put ON dining car service ana
this in connection with the sleeping car
service from Fort Worth makes 1t the
ideal line for the travelling public from
North Texas 10 Galveston. A night pas
sed in the sleeper. breakfast ON tue
dining ear at your leisure after passing
Seely and YOU are ready for business
upon your arrival 40 Galveston at 10
o'clock Leaving Galveston at Oslo p,
m. supper IL served la the dining cur
and the sleeper affords you a nights I'M
disturbed rcpuse. landing you ut home
In Fort Worth for breakfast. As the
matter now stands the Santa Zee rises
peerless umong the other Texas lines
IN point of fast time. good service AM
elegant equipment w. D0herty, pas
senger and ticket agent. Is full of IL aud
can talk Of nothing else.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
sNIFTING WAVES.

The Denver pay car goes up the line
today ia charge of Paymustcr G.. =.
Rivers and General Superintendent j.
ID. Moore
@. w. Kouns, superintendent Of car
service Of the Atclhson, Topeka and
Santa Fe, passed through the city yes
terdny on route 90 Tyler 20 meet his wife
who has been visiting friends there, and
accompany her home to Topeka.
Colonel j. A. Wilson, general agent
Of the Chicago and Alton, leaves today
on rustlAg trip in the interests of
his road.
j. l.. Pennington, livestock agent Of
the Santa Fe, went out on trip yester-
day.
II. G. Thompson, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Santa Fe, Is
expected In the city this week on u visit
combining business with pleasure. There
IL always q welcome for him among
Fort Worth people.
W. III. Quigg. travelling freight agent
Of the Cotton Belt, Is in the city.
G. c. Curtice, travelling passenger
agent of the Nandnlin line, left yester-
day for tour through the Arkansas
swamps
j X Rosson, livestock agent Of the
Frisco, came In yesterday.
A. II. Brgoe, commercial agent Of the
Mineola, was In the city yesterday.
w. NJ bampton Of the accounting
department of the Denver and Rio
Grande, Is in the city visiting friends.
superintendent ]. A. Kelly, who has
been Ina charge OF the Kansas City di-
vision Of the operating department of the
Maple Leaf, Is transferred TO the Chlca-
20 division with headquarters ut Chica-
20, aud j, G.. Ford formerly superin-
f.aul.tef of falaraFu nh has hlam UnlhDiUlHn
60 succeed Mr., Kelly on this division.
G. NJ McNahb Of Chicago viii be made
superintendent of telegraph.
The Chicago aud Northwestern now
comprises 1851 miles aud ranks fourth
In the list as % largest mileage.
Twenty-three roads now center Ia Sc.
Louis with six transfer lines between
East st. Louis and ~, Louis proper
w. w Ryder, general superintendent
Of the Georgia Central, has made ar
rnugements for she operation of large
coal business between Greenville and
New Orleans. There are "A number OF
coal mines on che line of the road be.
tween Atlanta. Ga, aad Greenville,
Miss. and the idea OF the road II 20
find an easy outlet for the output.
The secretary OF the Southwestern
rate committee has issued an urgent call
| for meeting on April 3, az st Louis,
stating that there Is large docket OF
important business The outcome Is un.
/ certain and odds can be laid either way
with the assurance Of enough doubt as
/ to the result TO make the betting good
| Several such calls have been Issued but
| the Aectings did not follow,
Upon petition OF samuel Thomas Of
| New York the appointment Of reeeiy,
| er was made for the Cincinnau, New
| Orleans aud Texas Pacific railway (the
4 Cincinnati Southern) The appoihtnpni
was made in chambers by Judge VIM
| III. Nft Of the United States supreme
court $. u. Folton, president Of III,
| Cincinnati, New Orleans AID Texas Pa
cihc was appointed receiver.
A special dispatch from Toledo, O..
SAYS: The Lake Shore road II beconini
involved la the strike on the Toledo, Am
ArbOr and North Michigan road, I've 81
lis employees hnvinb already quit and 4
| esaasai strike 10 anhdnated Tn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

Wheeling aud Lake Erie company have
refused to handle Ann Arbor perishabie
freight. aud trouble from that quarter
Is anticipated
A report is current at Memphis that
the Iron Mountain Is to abandon the
bridge on account Of excessive tols, ana
return 70 the method Of transferring
passengers and freight cars by means
of steamer.
The Cotton Bolt and other roads In
the Southern territory where cotton Is
handled are calling loudly for cars to
load with cotton to ship north. Both
the Vandalia and the Big -Four are try
ing to help the Southern roads In the
matter.
The Newport News and Mississippi
Valley has regularly entered the field
Is via Paducah and the Cairo Short
Line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
REREIS ROTTEn-

Valparaiso. Murch 2O.-The success
which General Tuvurcz won for the rev
olutionury cause Ia Rio Grande do Sui,
Brazil. Friday was short lived. None
Of the troops forwarded by the general
government took part In the engagement.
These arrived few hours after the de-
feat of General titles and only 800
strong. Without hesitation they at
tackled the town aud routed the reyolu-
tionists. who He'd like sheep. The re-
treat was not ended until the federal
soldiers reached the frontier line and
the rebels crossed into Uruguay. Many
who crossed were secured and disarmed
by Uruguyun troops
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
AIONG NM DENVER.

The most encouraging reports continue
10 come iu from along the line VI the
Fort Worth aud Denver The weather
Yesterday was warm and pleasant all
the way from Fort Worth to, leAllmne'
what the farmers call good weather. The
crops have never before appeared 80
promising and the amount of wheat that
win be produced In the Panhandle this
season win ustonish the most stoical OF
the oldest inhabitants. The early grass
IS also "a matter of great announcement
To cnttlcmcn and taken all in all 10 is suid
the prospects for season of bounteous
prosperity was never So pleasing us Il Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
CONDENSED RAILROAD TIME rAn1E

leaving rime)
Texas and laeinc Enstbouh1: 500 a M.
7:25 a. M. 1890 uL. 4,iO d. IN Gao
p. M. Wostbound; g.Oj a. Dr.
Toms aud facinc. trauscOntlnentai di-
vlsiou-Leavei $40 q. no. Arrives T.2O D.
m
Missouri Kansas and Texas -Northbouud.
1O.ao a. ~. 1890 y. IN sOunthbound: 1910
n. m. 30 D. n,
Fort Worth and Denver -Northbound:
1880 q. M. 5lj b. M.
Houston and Texas Central Soutbboundi
1895 a. m, G10 y. M
Santa lrc Northbound; O.JO a. No.,
$40 p. m Southbound: $3.50 a. m. 1O.OS
=, IN.
Cotton Belt route Eastbound. $50 A. m,
1906 p. M.
. Fort Worth and Rio Grandc- southbound:
100 y. M.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
No PASSENGER ASSOCIATION.

There now seems to be little prospect
for the cousunation Of the new agree
ton and 10 an intcnts and purposes the
matter Is practically hung UP TO dry for
the present at least. It's adoption Is
entirely contingent upon the Atoms be
coming member aud that line declares
IL will not do NO until the Jacksonville
Southwestern does likewise. This the
Southeastern declines to do. IL was INC
desire of the majority of the lines ia
interest that the agreement should be-
come effective by May / In order that
It's rigid provisions might govern the pas
senger business during the World 'tuir
and aid in strict maintenance OF rates.
II h said TO be- the strongest and best
uprcpmput ever drawn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
THE SANTAFE'S MOVE
It Proves a Surprise to Other
Texas Lines.
CROPS ALONG THE DENVER.
Prospects for Heavy Yield Grow Brighter
Dally-0usen and Crescent servlos--Ihe
Western Passenger Agreement
Shifting Valves, Etc.
orEEN AND CRESCENT SERVICE.

QUEEN AND CRESCENT SERVICE.
The Queen and Crescent Is after the
Louisville and Nashville with BOTH ifeI
and now proposes 10 make Il ihtItsuns
Tor ~ competitor by putting. additional
train service on che Louisville Southern
which will make quick time aud close con,
nectons with all Southern points out oi
Louisville The Queen and Crescent
cannot hope to successfully rival Us form,
liable competitor untilh this Is done and
il has been fully decided upon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

Recently some glacial scratches We're
found on the top OF the Palisades, above
Fort Lee. on the Hudson, showing the
course OF the Ice that covered the CONT
nent down to this point. The general mo-
ton OF the glacier was southwark, but
these cuttings point 10 the southeast. Many
powders OF trap. obviously ftom the Pal
lsades are found on the western end OF
Long island.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

For information concerning the light
ing of your residences or places OF bus
mess, or for obtainging Il good supply
OF hot water for bath room purposes
call on the Fort Worth Light and Power
company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

The Fort Worth Light aud Power
company will wire your residence or
business house for incandescent lights
at cost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
ATHlNG OF BEAUTY.
A Handsome Ornament and a Useful Article
Call at the Gazette Office and See II.

The ladies' of Fort Worth are invited
60 cal at The Gazette business office
aud examine The Gazette's jabinet
premium sewing machine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES.
A choice car load Of Kentucky aud
Tennessee mare and geldings-for style
aud gentle disposition, unsurpassed.
POLK BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

My picture mouldings are all In now,
come and see them. w kluppenbach,
2l3 Houston street, next door to the
Fair.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

The presidents OF the following colleges
are graduates OF Yale: Yale university
Johns Hopkins university, Rutgers college,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

Try a gas heater for your library and
bath room. Sec For Worth Light and
Power company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
IACKs

Two car loads Of the best jacks ever
brought to the state. Many of them i'm.
ported from Spain. POLK BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE

I'''' T I'IT1 ~ IIII1 ITO 77I1
When open air exercise and Creole rcmal,
Tonic VIII restore you To robust health aut
send the color buck 10 your pale checks
II IL pleasnnt 20 lnlip. No bad taste.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-21

At zoe
30-inch wool pin stripe Suitings, in
colors good value, zoe a yard.
At 46C
45-nch iridescent chameleon sutings IN
oil the new changeable shades, a bar
gain nc 45c yard.
At SOC
42-inch all wool Albatross, IN black and
all colors, value Goo; 20 30 at J0c
yard.
At 76C
We show you some bargains In 40-inch
fine wool suiting IN tan and gray cords
and serges ut Toe yard.
90 At 86C
42-inch. the finest ull-wool Bengaline.
in all the shades aud tints, worth ST.
we shall sell them this week at Soc n
yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

Republican Glasses in tho Sunday
Star writes rs follows:
Whenever Senator Higgins spenks.
he stlrs up the animals. Ills accurate
lnd caustic analysis of the election
systems OF the Southern States three
years ago. brought out II fusilade
dong the whole Southern line, his
knowledge subject being of the exact
That Senator Reagan was forced to ad-
NIT that he was being instructed In re.
spect to his own State, Texas.
Again the other day the Senator. In
his silver speech. although no treated
the subject ON the highest possible
grounds. enlerlng.into the philosophy
If the question probably deeper than
my OF his associates tad done this
session. aroused n perfect battery OF
Interruptions Ills speech Shove as
he Baltimore Sun said. an exact
knowledge OF the money systems OF
lie world.
A friend OF the Senator, in speaking
II the speech last week, stated thai
Immediately after the passage of the
silver pure hase act three years ago,
'enator Higgins began an exhaustive
,tudy of the subject anu that since
hon he had ransscked the whole
world for money data; that he had
sept himself rs Intimately Informed
oncernlng the financial policies
opinions and changes OF tho several
Countries OF Europe. of Aisa and o.
south America, as he had OF his owl
country. 1t Is To be hoped that Sena
tor higgins Will have his speech pub
ished and distributed throughout the
state.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

1t is among the fo'lies OF which the
manufacturers OF many propr. etary
frmchies are guilty. 10 tenn their meii-
'iucs ''panacrR>,' or TO claim for item
he quality OF pluaccaS. There Is no
uCh thing Ms a 'panacea. which means
remedy adapted 10 all diseases. rhis
hsurdty has never been pcrpetrated by
he proprictors OF Hostetter's Stomach
'tt"rs. But thcY do claim, aud with
'sticc. that Il 10 remedy of general
u lily, aud this because IL restores that
'cgulir and vigorous condition OF the
tomaeh. liver aud bowels which runducr
" the recovery Of general health. Thus
iOrtities the system AGAINST malaria by
~ using tamina,aud causiug harmonious
uiiun ui the organs which rs long as
cS 70 right, are the hest guaranty
tEHinst an endemic m;ilady like ,hills and
yer. II nvsOnplishes u double purpose
81 imu ating activity III thr kidneys
ihCe II not only prevents their disease
nd decay. nut CNpcla from the bloc
trough ihcu impurities that cause rhru-
natism, gont ana dropsy SO il With
Ontlucnre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25
THIRD edition.


Z. II. Green, Esq, of Kennett Square,
Pa, visited our city to-day. He has
recently returned from a trip TO the
worlds Fair and adjoining places. hay
ing passed. through Michigan, as we'll
as portion of Indiana, Illinois and
Ohio. The drought in all four has
Deem very great, drying up the streams
and leaving the farmers to depend en-
tirely upon wells for water for their
horses ana cattle, while the fields were
parched and bare.
The corn looked as though 1t would
not be quarter OF a crop and there
fore general advance in price may be
expected. In Michigan he found q
good crop OF peaches, pears and plums
bat the apple crop ID an entire failure.
The hay crop proved to be good in
Ohio. and large quantities OF first
class tim thy hay have been forward
ed to Philadelphia, some OF which
was bought in Kenneth Square, Pa
where IL was sold for 3l7 per ton, belni
81 less per ton than Is asked by thu
farmers in the vicinity. Dealers in
our city may learn something from
the above hint.
MIR. Green says the Worlds Fair Is
big thing that must be seen to be ap
preclated. as 1t Is impossible TO dc
scribe IL from mere casual visit. HI
thinks that the eastern section of oul
country has been highly favored in re
gard to moisture, as on reaching Pitts
burg the appearance OF the counlr,
began to change for the better, AM
the Improved appearance continue,
until he reached our city. The SOUR
Is Christiana Hundred boy, and al
though now located at kennett ha
never lost his interest In the Diamon
Slate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

1t is rumored that the County OFF.
ctal that was caught In q compro.
missing position by the husband OF a
colored woman, residing on DUPONT
street, a week or two ago, intends To
Institute proceedings against the
colored man for damages for defama
lion of character. The official claim
that he was there as an officer of the
law, and that he had landlords war
rant, which ho Intended to serve Oh
the man on his arrival from work,
We would advise him to give tht
matter iudlcious and careful con
sideratlon, and remember the exac
position in which and whsre he wa.
discovered, or he may have the table.
turned on him, AMI become the de
PENDANT instead OF the plalntilf in The
suit. The colored man can bring wit,
nesses that will take their oath thai
they saw him after he had been kicket
out of the house with his coat ami
vest In his hand, start on terrific gui
across the lots.
The colored man Ia ready and will
ms to defend any charge that sal,
desecrator OF his home can trin,
against him.
Can 1t DO possible that any Office
would so fer forget himself and til
law which he has sworn to uphold, a
TO enter mans house whom he Is no
In, have both doors locked, take oil
his coat and vest and hide in close
when he hears Il knock on the door O
the house for Ambulance, from fea
OF being discovered? Nay, nay, yo
had better not stir up the matter, 70
II you do 1t may become very nau
seat ng,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25
IlOIs.

Edward Crumlish wishes to heal
of a horse that strayed
away or was stolen.
The Ford Morocco Company is run
ming on full time, turning out .O(
dozens skins pcr day.
An autumn supper will be served In
Madelcv NJ. L. Church on Thursday
evening, the 2Sth inst. Tic kets % cts
a grand band tournament Wns held
at l'rnndywine Springs last Thursday
under the direction Of the proprietor
II. W. Crooks.
Malcolm McLear son of Henry Me
Lear the well-known carriage manu-
tacturer, who graduated from Yale
Law school last summer. will locate
at Atlanta, Ga, TO practice his pro
iIession.
Thomas I. SimCus las finished til,
lcCntract for removing rock in the
lChristisna near Jackson and Shart
iCompany's plant. Tho rock was
drilled full of holes by steam drill
and then blown UP with dynamite.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25
A NEW -av,ses PLAN


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IL is my family Doctor now, many
hundreds OF people say that of DR.. Da-
lyid Kennedy's Fayorlte Remedy, and
thousands more would say the same
thing and save hundreds OF dollars. II
when they feel out of sorts, run
down, pain in the back. sick headache,
bilious. loss of appetite. sleepless
nights dyspepsia, or suffer from erup.
tons of the skin OF any OF the various
ailments broughtapout by thaimpure
condition of the blood, would use DIR.
Ikennedy's Favorlte Remedy. MIR.
james Cook. OF Catskill. N. y, writes
us, suffered for years with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint. and after spend
ing $40 with doctors / found myself
mo better. l then determined to try
DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
and after using three bottles which
cost S3 ! was cured. Wo always keen
1t in the house now. for 1t is our family
Doctor.
You tired out women. Half sick
men. don't continue So but try DIR.
kennedy's Favorite Remedy. 1t will
build you up. restore the shattered
constitution to permanent health and
make the mind and body strong and
vigorous. 1t Ia 81 per bottle and
Guaranteed to benefit or cure or mon
ey refunded.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

The Haytien war ship Potion,
which foundered the other day off the
laytien coast, carrying down crew
81 sixty men. only one escaping, was
now iron vessel about 100 IT. long.
which had been In commission about
month. The sailor who escaped had
1een tloatlng on u bonrd for day and
ualf. He could give no Intelligent &C.
cunt of tho disaster. except that the
vess i sank bow foremost. too sudden
y for the crew to escape.
No one can conjecture how the accl
iont occurred. A marked feature OF
he Victoria disaster was the sudden,
less with which the great vessel dis.
ppeared under the water after she
Iegan to founder. This is due to the
leavy armur and guns OF modern wal
fcssels. Why"the compartments oil
'ulkheads do not at least keep the
'essels ailoat long enough for the
rev to take In the boats Is not gener.
lily understood. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

Z William Drkery and Charles NJ
Gardiner yesterdny trcspnssed on Ia,
property of the r., W. q H. Railrolt
Company. and before the Muhicipa
Court this morning were fined - unt
costs.
John nuEnn, Patrick Council, Chus
Holt, Lorenzo Hastings and JOSEPH
Dorsey were lined 81 and costs TO
drunkcnuu
/ For mora severe cnsa of intOXicn
ton Joseph Stewart wns ordered t,
pay a ilna OF So and costs. @.#
Albert Tenn II few days ago assault
cd Joseph Street. and the prisoner vii
have n henlins tomorrow morning.
! Catherine Zones, colUrrd. will ais,
answer charge of disorderly couduc
to morrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-25

Chief of Police DUlan tins morning
is7ued orders 10 tho oil CPS TO Rrrest
MI hoys WHO are seen using sliug.shutl
Oh amy OF the streets on lois OF the
city. Yesterday Il man vas struck in
the eye by II stone from one OF these
articles, and later In the
afternoon Il horse ran away from the
corner of Maryland avenueand Frank.
liz street. the animal having neeu hit
by flying missile. This practice Will
be broken up II every one captured has
to pay Il tine, so look out boys, and de
StrUy your sling shots. ...