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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-29
More Cholera New,.

WAsnIsaroN, July ga cable dis
pstch was received today by DIR. Wy
man from Assistant Surgeon b. w.
BlOwf, of the Marine hospital service
station at Genoa, as follows: "Cholcra
is prevailing in the provinces of Cuneo!
and Alexandria. Genoa suspicious. S
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1893-07-29

1t is related of the late BisI,op Phillips
Brooks that when in England he was re-
qnested to preach before the queen, and
was iocosely asked II he felt afraid to do
so. He replied No, have preached
befoys my mother.,. S.
The Forrest City times., 1893-09-01
for Infants and Children.

~Castorin is 70 well adapted to children that lrecommend it as superior to any prescription knowr to me" H A ARCHER, M. D.,
 III So Oxford St, Brooklyn, \. '.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Morris Sent for Life.

Thomas w. Morris, convicted of the mur-
der of d. j. Mccarthy on July last, was
sentenced to Imprisonment for life in San
Quentin by Judge Wallace yesterday morn
ing.
Morris took his sentence with character
istic GOODNESS. Asked if he had anything
to say, he replied in the negative in quite a
sprightly tone. But when once sentence
had been passed the boy found that he had
after all one favor to ask before taking
leave of society. Attorney III. C. Grant,
who defended him in his trial. spoke on
his behalf and asked that Morris be sent
to San Quentin in rlace of Folsom, owing
to an affection OF the chest from which he
suffered. Judge Wallace replied that the
appointing of particular prison did not
concern him, but he would consider the
prisoners request and inform the Sheriff
of his plea. This was done and Morris
obtained his wish
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Society Notes.

Central PARK will be the scene this
afternoon Of q match game Of baseball
that will attract large contingent of our
most prominent society people. The par.
Elephants will be two mines composed re.
spectively of graduates of Yale and
Harvard colleges, and the proceeds will be
devoted to the purchase of scholarship
at either of the named colleges for some
deserving pupil of either the State Uni.
versity or the Leland Stanford Jr. Uni
versity. The game will be called at 2
o'clock sharp.
Signor Giulio Minetti, the weli-know wn
volinist, Will give concert this afternoon
at Golden Gate Hall.
Mrs. Peter Meg. Mclean will give a
high tea this afternoon at her residence on
Pacific avenue in honor Of her daughter.
Miss Edith Mclean.
4 matinee tea will be given by Mrs.
Henry c. Davis from until o'clock this
afternoon at her residence. corner Jackson
and Devisadero streets, complimentary to
her daughter, Miss Florence Davis.
The Harmonic Club will give its open-
ing ball of this season at Union square
Hall this evening.
San Francisco Temple No. IL, Pythian
Sisters, will give its monthly entertain
ment and dance this evening at st.
Georges Hall.
The Austrian Benevolent Society will
give Its twenty-third annual ball this even.
ing at California Hail.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
SHUT OUT BY MONOPOLY.
Disgust at Los Angeles Over the
Southern Pacific Fair Rates.

Los ANGELES. Nov. 24.-Movers In
Southern California Of the Midwinter
Fair are despondent tonight News has
been received from San Francisco that the
most the Southern Pacific Company will
concede from its former offer of ten days
rounc-trip tickets and fare and fifth
from San Francisco is an extension Of two
days, with the same rate of fare. This
does not suit a majority of the subscr bers
here, and several of them have threatened
10 withdraw their subscriptions unless
better terms can be obtained, which does
not seem probable al present. The Santa
Fe has also announced that it will not sell
round-trip tickets to San Francisco via
the Southern Pacific al a single fare for a
less distance than 500 miles.
Thus the affair is left in very unsatis-
factory condition, and unless a satisfactory
compromise can be arrived at there is a
prospect that the money which has been
contributed for the Southern California
display at the Mdwinter Fair may be
utilized for an extensive show in Los
Angeles. In any case the merchants have
decided to hold local fair for several
weeks during The winter.
The morning call., 1893-11-25

Battery street. The auxiliary committee
has asked Tor Monday. April 80, and will
celebrate that day as Danish fete.
Arrangements have been made for the
transfer direct from Chicago of the build
ing and exhibit of the Spokane Mining Com
pany. The executive committee has been
o0liged to decline an application from a
Montana herder to exhibit herd of
bufialoes. there being no room for such a
feature.
Santa Cruz County has obtained space
under the dome of the Horticultural build
ing for its exhibit. 1t will consist of fresh
fruits, dried prrnes, peaches. apric0ts and
other varieties. A large collection of all
sne seam0sses and seaweed5 found on the
santa Cruz coast will be shown. A sugar
rennery. tanning and a powder company
VIII all be reDresen TED. A red granite
cross. to represent the holy cross, from
Which the county derives its name. has
Deen presented by a granite company, and
oltumlnouS rock firm will pave the entire
space occupied by the exhibit.
g Lectures in the interest of the
Mldwinter Fair will be delivered through
out ten State by Mrs. Hester A. Harland,
VINO will also describe the Columbian
Exposition. illustrated by stereopticon
views OF both. w. 81. l.. Barnes Will
speak on the same topic in Sacramento
next Tuesday evening and Rev. DIR. Ollie
will lecture on the Worlds Fair in the
Metropolitan Temple on THANKSGIVING
night, when number of Midwinter fea-
lures will be illustrated.
word has been received from Chicago
that the additional carloads of pictures
and other works of art have been started
mldwinterwards and as many more are
awaiting shipment. Five cars of ma
chlnery are en- route and il is reported
tnat the demand for cars in Jackson Park
is so great thattthe railroad companies are
unable to supply them.
In the interest of an elaborate viticul-
tural display at the Midwin:er Exposi-
ton, meeting of all the grape-growers,
wine-makers. wine-dealers, raisin growers
ana packers. and all other persons inter-
ested In the vlticulture Industry, has been
called TO be held at the Office of the State
ViuculturaI Commissioners, 101 Sans0me
street on Friday, December 1. at p. NJ.
Inc idea is to inaugurate some concerted
ture a. the exposition, such one as will
be credit to the State of California and
TO all concerned. Invitations to this ef-
feet have been issued through the State
Board of Viticulture and through the De-
partment of Viticulture of the exposition,
whose chief, +. A. Haber. will be present
at the meeting to explain the plans which
Lave been suggested for such an exhibit
A meeting of native-bOrn Canadians
was held at Myrtle Hall. Alcazar build
ing, last evening. A permanent organiza-
ton was formed, and T. 81. Macdonald
was elected president and A. j. McAllister
secretary. committee of three was
elected TO confer aud assist the British b
Auxiliary in preparing for the Midwinter
Fair.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Military Notes.

The Signal Corps of the Second Brigade
intend to have Decembe er for their field
day. They will establish signal stations
in and around the city.
The range committee of the Rifle Asso-
citation OF the Second Artillery met last
evening. Tomorrow has been set aside
Dy them as their first day of target prac-
tice. They will shoot at She'll Mound.
Battery c, Second Regiment of ArtiI-
lery, has offered a trophy in the shape of
a beautifully framed picture to the best
shooting battery in the regiment, the
conditions of the same to be that each
battery shall make pick of twenty of the
best shots and that it shall be contested
for next Sunday at Shell Mound. Battery
Z will not enter the contest,
The morning call., 1893-11-25
COLONEL SOPER'S SONS.
They Are Touring in the State of
California.

James T. and w. III. Soper. the two sons
Of Colonel Soper, commander of the Prvvis-
ional Government troops at Hon olulu, II. l.,
are In this city. having just returned from
an extended visit with friends of the fam
lily in Southern California.
They left the islands shortly after the
dethronement of Liliuokalapi and have
since been on pleasure tour throughout
the coast, remaining for some time near
San Diego, where special attractions were
held out to them.
They are highly delighted with the
many attractive features of the State Wis
tied while on their travels. of which they
speak only in words of praise.
After taking in the northern country
they intend to return to their island home
and begin on the serious side of life in
their res pective vocations.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Military Inspection.

The First Battalion of the Second Artii-
lery, composed of Companies d. H, and
q, under command of Major Waters, was
inspected in the regimental armony by
Lieutenant-Colon Geary last night After
Inspection the battalion, comma nded by
IaptaIn " NELL OF Company G, went
command, Companies right front into
ilne by column of fours," was given. the
ieading tours OF the first company became
tangled up and it necessitated three trials 8
cuted.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Ii Nav Dissolve.

The National Guard Officers Association,
composed OF the brigade. staff and line Of
fcers of the National Guard of California,
is In danger of collapse. The association
has been in existence many years. and to
dissolve 1t will mean great deal to the
National Guard. The main cause of dis
satisfaction lies In the fact that the inte.
rior brigades do not contribute their just
dues in order to meet expenses. Briga-
dier- Dickinson claims that the
Second Brigage has met almost il not all
the expenses.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
To.Day'S Entries.

The entries for to-day's races are as
follows:
First race, seven-eighths OF a mile-Donahue
11S. Claymore 81, Reta "a, Alliance ITO, Mid
dieton 80, Silver Bow III. Zaragora 109, Swift
sure 102, Castro 1O5.
Second race, seven-eighths OF a mile-BliZ-
Zard 81. Grandee 112, IL Reno 81, Forerunner
1O4, Cocheco 81, Greenhock 81, Abb no.
Vulcan 80, Zampost LOG. Nero SO, Louise 90
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles, handi-
cap-Gascon 122, Nomad 112, Don Fuano
100. Sheridan lob, Grandee 80, Steadfast 80,
Ciaquer rs.
-EourIh race one and three-quarters miles.
steeplechase-ApDa Race 125, First Lap 1876
Return 145. Colonel Bra0y II 5:s MaSlner / 40,
Guadaioupe 140, Yokohl 129, Golden Gate
125, Cascade 125, Onti Ora 125.
Fifth race fve-eghths of a mile-Vivace II 3,
Ravlne 115, Harry Lewis lis. Amda lis, De
Bracey lis. Miss Flood 115, Banjo 118, Berthe
w colt Is, Red Chief 11S, Maid o. Mist 113,
Red Bird los.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
A MINERAL EXHIBIT.
Extensive Preparations Making by a
Colorado Railway.

DENVER, Nov. "a The Rio Grande
Western Railway is preparing to make an
extensive coal and mineral exhibit at the
San Francisco exposition. Last year the
coal traffic of this road reached 3S per cent
of its total tonnage. This year it will be 90
per cent, and with the exception of four
Pennsylvania lines, it has the largest coal
tonnage of any line in the United States.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
No Milk Inspector.

The Health and Police Committee of the
Board of Supervisors confined its labors
yesterday to discussion of the milk
question. The same ground was gone over
as stated i'm the discussion of preyious
sessions regarding the proposed milk
order. The committee decided that mo
milk inspector should be appointed. and
further consideration of the order went
over for one week.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
BASEBALL TO-DAY.
The Colonies Will Cross Bats With
the Champions.

The game at the Haight-street grounds
to-day between the Bostons and Oaklands
should be an interesting one. as the visi-
tors have been beaten in the last two
games that have been played between the
clubs. As there are no races on Monday il
has been suggested that a game of base
ball be played on that day. Tomorrow
the Frisc0s will meet the champions. To-
day the teams will line up in the follow
ing positions:
The morning call., 1893-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUg
CUT PRICES
AT THE
l MO-
Z =:b PERCENTAGE
~ PHARMACY,
p> 9SS MARKET ST.,
ons2ome4s One of cur OPP. MASON,
To
NEXT TO HALE BROS

We were the first to publicly expose the unjust
practice of paying SOC to Toe Tor physicians pre-
scriptions You will save this commission by
bringing your prescriptions to us:
Sachet Powder. guaranteed for three years,
Russian Kumyss, per bottle. 35c; per dozen. SO 75
Lundborg's, Colgate's or Reviere's Extracts,
per ounce. ...,,'........35c
Homeopathic 1inctures or Pellefs ......,,.15c
Trusses, usual price S3 o0 to SO, our price, 81 20
Galvanic Batteries 80, ST and $40
Fountain Syringes, quart SOc quart 90c,
Hot Water Bags, quart 9Oc. quart 81, A
-p1 20
Silk Stockings. usual price So to ST So our
price D, "a .;io. I so
Pferce's Prescription, Pinkham's Compound. .S5c
Halls Catarrh Cure. Mell1ns Food Large. ..6 soc
williams Pink Pills, NestIe's Food ..... 49,. 400
McGilPs Orange Blossom. Sierra X. and L.
pte, ~ nj .,;::.''oc
Lightning Cough Cure re......,....2Ocan and 400
Syrup Figs. Ponds Extract, Malvtna Cream al q
nO25 IF Save
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Talking to VictOrians.

VICTORIA. Nov. 24.-Craigie Sharp this
evening appeared before the Board of
Trade aud others In advocacy and expla-
nation of the Midwinter Fair project. He
expressed regret that the provincial Gov
ernment had expressed an intention not
to take part as a province.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
Mass.MeetIne To.Nint,t

The Saturday night meeting of the Anti
Chinese Law and Order League will be
held at the Mint steps as usual, DR..
ODonnell, Colonel Fox. ex-senator Leni-
Ian, Denis Kearney. Henry Warfield
james Kidney and others will speak.
The morning call., 1893-11-25

SAY, GIRLS. if you want to fool that best fellow
Just ask him to give you his package OF whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you to be excused for
q moment between acts seer
The morning call., 1893-11-25


% oFotun
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The morning call., 1893-11-25
SAVE YOUR
COUPONS

UVU1 VlVO,
For Seven of them, consecu-
lively numbered, you can get
any of the books on this list for
10 cents.
The coupons will be found in
the last column of the ninth page.
Present the coupons at THE
CALL Branch Office, 71O Market
street, NOT at the Montgomery
street office. Books will be de-
livered only between 9 A. M. and
8 p. M.
~Special Notice-Out of town
subscribers who send orders by
mail are requested to make at
least four selections from the
latest list obtainabIe in order that
they may not be disappointed in
securing ONE of them.
Allan Quartermain. BY n. Rider Hagg ard
Three Men In a Boat. jerome X. Jerome
Work While Ye Have the Lfght......
...'...........,............. e. j. Dillon
Plain Tales From the Hills............
....".....................R Kipling
DR.. Caldwell on the Trail of the Ser
pent-. -.''..'.'.........,........, ...,..E. Il. Roe
A Wedding Trip........................
Society as Have Found It.....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ward McAIlister
Old Mortality...........". Scott
A Window in Thrums. ........J. NJ. Barrie
Econ omical Cook Book..A complete book
ofreceipts and suggestions-2OO pages
A Tragic Mystery BY Inspector Byrnes
Of the New York Police.
Two Years Charles KinesIey
Penance of John Logan. :. William Black
Claire and the Forgemaster.
......,............Georges Ohnet
Yeast. Rev. Charles x ingsley
Alton Locke..... Charles Kingsley
Oliver Goldsmith. shington Irving
Guilty River. ..Wnkie Collins
By Order OF the Czar. Joseph Hatton
The Story of an Error author of His Welded Wife
s'''rr-As
Master of Skil... Beatrice whitby
.....,..................W. E. Norris
Phra the PhenIcian.. L. Arnold
Little Irish Girl. ri....................The Duchess
Tho Picture of Dorian Gray y.........O Oscar Wilde
Margaret Byng... @. Phillips
The Great MIL Mystery .Adeiine Sergeant
In Der Earliest Youth. uth.......................Ta .Tasma
Death or Dishonor. nor...................Bo Boisgobey
Strange Adventures of Lucy Smith, h..,,.,. Philips
Daughters OF Frazier
The Abbey Murder instrumentation Hatton
Young Mrs. Ainslie's Courtship...F C. Phillips
The Search for Basil Lyndhurst. Rosa n Carey
In the Golden Days. Edna Lyall
GasDar Desmond's Passion Grayson
The Great TABOO. Grant Allen
g. A. .........................R Roe
Our Bessie Rosa Carey
My Lady Nicotine. ne..-..................J. III. Barrie
Bion, tho Wanderer-........- ...... ..Sylvanus Cobb
Rose and N1nette .Serrano
The Fatal Request. est...................A A L. arris
Waveriey Scott
Marie Bashkirtseff-The Journal OF a Young
'--''''''' '-''-'''.''-.--...'..
Inc fartners .Daudet
Twenty-Five Good Sermons ns..................
Ihe wrong Road ...Grifiths
A Flatiron for a Farthing Mrs Ewing
The Peril OF Richard Pardon L. Farjeon
DIR. Glennies Daughter. Farjeon
The Tree OF Knowledge. f. M Robins
holand o1ver...... ....Justin Mccarthy
Uncle Piper OF Pipers bill. Tasma
n hiAo oouLehce.- Sargent
MalWas Revenge. Observation-Disclosures. .Haggard
oman's temptation ........... Bertha M. Clay
Speeches OF Henry Ward Beecher on the
The morning call., 1893-11-25

If you are bilious. take Beecham's Pills.
The morning call., 1893-11-25
MOQNING CALI DAILY RACING San Francisco Fl
\AN.A ~ ~ ANH~ "a Weather cloudy. Track

start w arv %nef B.
ddat
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
State Lonu,Omco,

Since tho last report 1.-Two applica
lions to purchase Stmo lind wa,
hlod, embracing. 1,232.G2 acres.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
Not q .iIhAM IlnY.

Tho Reno Jorrnal prints Bart Nc.
Intosh's adventure with wood ret
under The heal Of "a Small Boy and
n II IT," When Bert heard OF this lust
evening hc vowcl vongcnce and told
TALLY tha: nothing but tho blood az
Journal man would appH nso lis
wrath. In order tu put Dort's oalum.
inntor on his guard and thus perhaps
savo blDOduhcd. tho IHprrEsDEST
fools IL it5 duty 10 eny that tho 'small
boy" in question stands nearly six
f,ct In his shoes aud weighsubont !75
pounds and 10 quito handy with his
dukes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
tDmlal< TRhT0n'S SALE.

~ OTfCr is HEREBY GIVEN TINT on
~ Ihusdny, JHiinry tn, 49,. & one o.
clock Eat 80 rhu'iui tIg late EiiShn
nnhim IN Lrmuii,c NH.icy, EiSu Co. Sewn.
da, Iwil 81 at Iublic auction to tue high.
est bidder fhS cash ia Lilniug Personal
properly hereinafter ,uumsrnt, Il. IV.wn.
bet Eln a I,h Tools.
lMutvck; Split LvyrI.
| NDniII MIUiii.v.
l set DUub.o ilnrnctS.
pJIntO Digger.
ButGy.
Drain Hcnicr.
1 Healer Wagon.
! Cbiilol Pi,w.
Moving Machine.
} Hay KGkt.
u Interest In u.din Dall,
pdt VI Spring Wagon.
L. L. biURuAN.
Admulls,rdiot Uf tho I. tate Of
Elisha DnLin, DECEASED.
Dttod, Elko, scyada, Dec. ~, ieql,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
What WAS u?

A vcry bashful young mnn who re-.
sidcB in thl. tOwn. vent to see his girl,
tho other night, aud hftor long
pausc. during which neither ono had
said n word, sho mustered up courage
TO usk him shat ho was thibkiug
about.
Ifo said az am thinking about tho
Same thing you nrc."
She replied Ia hit you in tho
month IL you try H."
Any ono guessing what thov wcro
thinking about will DO iinod ono dol
lar and oosla ltoyoilla
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
CONSTITUTIONS, Convention.
VOLUME 27.

Tos' Tho State needs ono ns Inurh ns
anything olsc. IL not moro. The people
aro always safe, and thoy are perfectly
snfc in having Constitutional Cor :
vention. Tho question has Lecn en-.
ried in tho Affirmative by n voto OF
Nevada, md no difference whether
any official announcement has been
made or not tho will of tho people has
boon Expressed ut tho polls aud should
DO nbidcd.
There must be como good to DO nc
complishcd by such convention, or
olso eomc OF tho papers would not be
no oppoeed 10 it.-tAdvocu,e.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
Card OF Thanks.

/ hcrcby cxto..d my sincere and
Ecariy thanks to the citizens OF Elkc,
LnmoilIc, Sinrr and Clover Na'lcya,
Carlin aud Wells for tho many k!nd.
ncssess | have rcroivcu MT your hanGs
during my lab IRA among you. Wish
ing you all health and prosperity. aud
invoking tho blessings OF God upon
you, ! remain,
Yours sincerely.
REV. Jona Wallace.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1893-01-01
CASH HRCEIrTa

Dnnssillo Drcczo: Tho meanes.
boy 40 over hoard OF was tho one who
put barbcd wiro aoross tho chimney
OF a leighboring house 90 Santa
Cl"ns could not loavo any prosonta
thero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-26

hsysmos vencido ests, habremos
coI segnido dominar ell door Y el
palecimiento. Los hechos va clta.
dos Y orrcs que dlsrismente llegan
g pnestrO conocimiento, tiendsn q
probar que la con 1uists de Ia enfer-
medad est& pr0xima a efectnarse,
y one la Madre Seigel ests dsstirs-
da ser la heroina, y sus srmas, 80
rene dio fepomeDal.
10000 v'ctimes cada sf1o Sc In
mo absn en- los sltares de Moo tezu-
ma; la entermenad destruye 40, 600
cada dia.
gestion y disUepsis; y una vez EOS
81 81 lector sc dirlge q los Sefiores
A. j. White. Limitado, de 155 Gale
de Caspe, Barcelona, tendran mu.
oho gDsto en- enviarle gratu;tamen-
10 un folleto ilnstTado que explique
las propiedsdes de este remedio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-26

TENED = ElA 1}E L1bhOS, POI
/ Oas a1ios
LEY DIX ExPRoPIACIoE
| FoRZO6A.
C0DlGO DE OoMERQIO. ''al.
ron".
NUEvo OODIGO DE JUBTI-
OLA MILlTAR, anotado por el
Doctor IL. BSDaheE de 0cAha, re-
| dAcgor d. Is RavistA d. los Trs-
bunate
| OODIao DR OoMEkOIO, edi-
caon De o9laiEo.
| OODIQo PENAL DB ODBA Z
IPUERTo-RICO.
/ CODIGO PENAL DR. CUBA 7
lPUEETO-RIC0. par = bioliotcca
Judlca
/ FoRMULAkIos Dg Lo o.
VII, "AbNllA"
| MANUAL DEL sRURETA.
BIO, "Ab@llR'
/ DERECHo ADAEsIaTRATI-
ETO, ~Abellma
! Rkg2LAAENTO ~ Las CA
RkEkAFs CIYLI4E4 DR ULTRA
MAR.
| LBY DE OAEA. p~rs oaea =
Puerto kASaa.
| FLoEES I LA6kIMAH, pox
ID. Lsohair 40 b. HusAAnd1E
/ EUk@ I LARIo 0wsHsnAa. p~as
A R.ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-26
LIBROS.

4 ~@a-~@sa 49, ~ -
F! En- : In rtnts ae BoIsTfH =
han Esclhldo zoe - z9ienIGs.
C6digo Penal refoymsda 81 1870
sDu las vaEAssjonea inrodneidaS Cd
al mismo por Ia icy de II Do Jalio
de 1876, coneordadO ! comentAdo
para 81 mejor lntellgenciA y tGail
Aplleaci0a, COLI nEa mnlIisu0 dc
leJsmplos j ouestiones pracsieaa ex-
IIsotGdas &c q juii9pradeno.a esta-
p!eelda pCs el Tribunal sgprusno
eA mas IL clnoo mil STA gens as do
tadzAs Ga matsrlA de casasdon Ell.
nina Gesdc 1870 ! 1887, Y ds -
arisprnGeneis frahessa 81 lbs Ca
sos no resneltos aan por ls nueatEA,
que dimanan lie RgGiealoa del Co
digo frances, qne gaAniaa cofuplxEa
ldcnudga J spAlogtA can los de-
CodiSo espahoA, ssgu1s2o &c III ex
tcnso mln Fclo@o FupsFlosao alta
begsco de iAs EbsEnSa , de un aI6n
dice eon las seyc@ pct alra csp@1aA-
lea d. gonsraban y aUfrmad1c1on,
ictro AE,lssa, nonsca, lvy elee asa-
les y nlunics IsAl, eAam J posoA, .sy
soDre proiee Acn los ngho@ &c ~
do julio &c 1879, } sohse asa1asa.
ea6n = lAlG geaS.oE dc IsAGca tca sc
- Il r. proFAo Eeen J 49,, Aaezasa as
j ooa4eg s@AlsA es2n lz IagasggQ De-.
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