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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
GUxA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzoUIAeA,

CASA dc girOs = eomislones.
Agsntes do Lon vapoE0 s.coEEeos Dc Il
OompAfta TrasatlAnticA Aspanola.
AgeRGeg Do Id ID De I0a sefioFeg In.
rrlnaga y Oo., Dc Liverpool.
1dem tdem G. q. Flstcher , 90.
ID. (compahia ola Flecha') Dc i'd.
AGENTS. Do Id i'd Dc lOg seNoreg =. r
Nlckels = Oc., Linea de "Serra''.
Agsntes Do Bahr, Behrend , RoIs
Lansa de "6errA".
AgsL sss de II OOmpan1a IL. SsguroI
contra 40cspdi00 d0nCmtnRdb 10" 10
yal", ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
sANTORAL.

Jueves, 25.-LA Convention de
San Pablo, ap6stol, y Santa Elvi
70, virgen.
MiercoleH, 24.-Nuestra Seho
ra d. Ia Paz y San Timoteo, oh
de: Efeso y mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
TRTUAN-11

11.-TETUAN-11.
1-lmacenistas inportadoTes d.
p1ovisiones. Venta al por mayor
Due1os de la antigua y acredita'
da F&briCa de F6ssoros, estableCi.
da en- SanturCe.
Marcas BOLIVAR y OONILL
|-Dep6sito Tetuan II.
Agentes de Ia acfeditada marCa
de CigaErillos Pai0rito. Belleza y
Libertad.
Fsbriea dc hcoreb &c tOdas classes.
Admitao sEtcares &. &C.. e.s -.
Ci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

Constante surtido de relojes, y
prenderta de ORC con brillantes y
pledras finas de 10 mas modernO
que pueda desearse. Garantizan los
objetos y venden a precios m6di-
COS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

E,cuelaSI E ementalts de ga c!a.t
de n'fos DE L.s MsEiaS , NarAn
iitO-
Real Decreto concediendo loi
honorss de Jefe Superior de Ad.
mlnistrAci6n. librcs de gastos, q
D. Antonio Guarcb, en- atenci6n
& sus merscimientos yd'os exec
lente3 servicios que hA prestado.
Real Orden deSestimando una
instancia de varios Msestrcs de
Inutrucci6n primaria de Ponce
que solicitabsn ae les exceptuaae
del pago del 5 pS de contrlbu-
cI6n sobre sus haberes.
Reglamento general para Ia eje-
:uci6n de Ia Ley Hipotecaria de
Las Provincias de UItramar. :
Model0a.
ReIaci6n.sde sbonares de Cuba.
Sc convocS q los Notarioa del
territorjo para is junta general de
los miumos, que se inavgurAr$ el
II del pr6ximo mes de Febrero.
NomL ado Juez Municipal 1u-
plente De Vega-baja Don Manuel
Garcia M9ndez.
S. bastas.
Intendeneia General'ds Hacien-
de-. Convocatoria para Ia revista
de classes pasivas. que empezara 81
Is de AbriI y terminarA ell Is
de Mayo pr6ximo.
Rsglas que 90 dic'Au para Ia
oisme.
PrOvidencias judicialeR.
Ayuntamientos.
CeEso electoral Para Diputados /
Corter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
DIETARIO o AGENDA DE
BUFETE, para 1894.

; DIETARIO o AGENDA D
BUFETE, para 1894. T.
REGLAMENTO para la ejec
DION de Ia LEY HIPOTECARIA
Cuba y Puerto RicO, ediCi6n
} bolsillo.
LEY de Reunion y AsoCiaCi6
| REGLAMENTO de Oors1mos
De venta en- la Imprenta del b
LETIN MERCANTIL,
"Mariposa". ".-CspriehO de Con
Ciert0 para Piano, obra seleCta
Celebradisima del eminente compc
sitor don Gonzalo de J. NdneI
edici6n de lujo, elegantament
grsbada en- la Litogra1ia del Be
1ETtE. Oonsta de 6 pAginss d
deliciosa m6sica, llevando al fren
to artfstica 2 aleg6rica portada. 4
l peso ell ejemplar en- esta Impren
ia. -:
Retratos de Su Ssntidad "Le6l
XIII" Los 6niCos aut6ntiCes, de
renombrado Ohartran, de yarioI
tamafios, go venden en- esta I'm
pEenta. Est& aCreditado que ell pa
EeCido de estos retratos con ell We
neEando original es fidelisimO. q
mismo 6anto Padre asf 10 ha reCo
nOcido.
V6sse ell anunCio que acerca d.
Regreso. regressdo fsliz-
mente de la Peninsula la respectable
famiIia de nuestro distinguido ami
60 ei Sr D. Antonio M. de Audrey
q cuyOs dos aventajados hljos, Abo
gado ell uno y Notario el otro, ne
mos tenido el gusto de salddar.
A todos damos nuestEO cordia
saludO de bievenida, asociand0nol
a la legitima satisfaction de nueS
tro Citad0 amigo.
Escudos Nacionales 6 idem d.
Puerto RioO, Gamafio % z Al cent?
metros, & as centsvos. Imprents
del BO1ETIN.
Bisn venid0. -Hemos tenido @
gust0 de saludar en- esta Imprenti
q nuestro querido amigo y correli
gionario D. Manuel Diaz FonseCa
digno Alcalde de Bsrceloneta.
DeHeAm0sle t0da suerte de d.
Chas.
LibroS de venta.-En esta I'm.
prenta hay gran existenCia de LOT
siguientes libros:
GRAMATIOA OASTELLANA
por Ia Academia EspaiOla.
ARITMETIOA por Oorta1ar.
/. FISIOA por Feliu.
QUIMIOA por Felfu.
Nlnguna.
Visita.-Hsmos tsnido el gustr
de recibir Ia de nue. stro distinguido
amigo de Ponce D Ulpiano OolOm
Is A quien reiteramos el testimOniC
de nuestra consideration afectuosa,
Looi6n anti.herp6tiCa, - Lila.
m&mos una vez m&s Ia atenCi6n del
p6bliCo haCia las exCelencias Cura.
twas de aQuel Con raz6n Celebrado
medicamento del DR. Monies.
AcerCa del mismo va en- otra par
to un anuncio que tambi6n reco
mendam0a.
Egtsllulsuta, Alvu LGxuaYu de KIchy:
RsmOlino, Dep. del Msgdalena.
Rep de Colombia, AgostO 5. 1885,
Se6ores Lanman 3 Kemp, Nueva-
York.
Muy sehores mios:-Despu6s de
8 amos de terribles sufrlmientCs, &
ConseCuenCia de una ulCeraci6n en-
la nsriz, me haCen hoy exclams1
llenO de contento: / Bendita sea Ia
divina ZGrsGpGrritIG de BRISTOL
Habia agotado todos los RENE.
dios para allviar mis- sutrimientOs, y
cada dfs el NAL avanxaba rapida-
mente. -. hoy, lleno de vida me he
entregado q mis- habituales ocupa-
clones, gracias 4 Ia maravillosG pre-
paraci6n de Ia ZarsepGrrillG de
Bristol.
En- el deseo de prestar & la hu-
manidad positivos bienes, les esti-
mare, 81 Vds 10 tienen a bien, so sir.
van dar publicidAd este esponta.
neo testlmonio, y. C.
Antonio ID: Rodriguez.
c0MPRIRAID0s De VICHY De FEDIT
La mei0r Y MS aegura garSnt1p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
La IlcalQGScGlCia Dor 0l Gas
(sISTEMA AUER, PR1VILEGIADo)
ES FL MEJOR ALUMBRADO M0DERNO,

Id6nitamente superior aIIa elec'
tricidad por todos conceptos.
Mas potencia luminica, mal
blanca. mas fla y m&s eccn6mica
400 0I0 ma, barata que Ia elec'
tricidad.
En- EspAfia Sc han. instAIa 10
mas de 10000 Iamparas en-
tres meses.
La garantiza Jose SerrGt, Uni.
co repEeseDtante de Ia Empfefa
en- Puerto"Rico (Tetlan 9, bajos
"Hotei UniVerso).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
LA MUJER.

Obra sociological y literaria,
por D. Fernando Lopez Tuero;
edici6n elegante en- un tomo de
221 paginas. Sc vende en- es-
ia CASA q 1 peso el eiemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
AvIsOs.
Van esq ESPANA.

Vap esp ESPANA.
A med!ados del presente mes ga.
dra del puerto de Barcelona para
esta Isla.
Vap esp BUENAVENTURA.
Fla salidO direCtamente de Ii.
verpo0l para este puerto el dia 10
del altual.
Vap esp ANTONIO LOPEZ.
Segdn Cablegrama recibido pe1
sus cOnsignatarios, eli expresadO va
por sali6 del puerto de Oadi1 con
destino a este, el dia 10 del actual
& las 2 De Ia tarde.
8. de Ezquiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
Antonio .M:: Rodriguez.
C0MPRIMID0s De VICHY DE FEDIT

La mejOr y MS segura garsntio
para Ia Emulsion de Scott es la jus
ia fa1na Y cr6dltO de que goza en-
tire los senores m6dicos en- todO 81
mundo.
Arecibo, Puerto Rico, Abril de
1887.
SIes Scott y Bovine, Nusva- Yolk.
|-Muy seh0res mics: Teng0 el
gusto de hacer presente a Vds que
ia Emulsion de aceite de higado de
bacalao con hipofosfitos de cal, por
Vds preparads, es IN excelente in
tegral plastiCO y quimiCO del que,
"a por clio, como pOr la msgnifiCs
forma de la preparation, hsgO pre-
ferente uso haCe Cuatro amos, STEM
pre- que debo indiCar las grasas fos.
foradas. Recientemente he logra.
do una pronta reconstruction en-
Cuatro casos de hemUptisis copiosa,
De Vds s. s. @. B. s. NJ,
DR.. FL. PSres Freites.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
ALNANAQUGS PARA 1894.

De pliego. con 81 santOral. d.
tos astron6micoS, fieGtAs religlo'
'as = oficiales, etc. y Blocks. de
variadas fotmas y eleganteGscEo'
moe aIeg6ricoS, desde el mas lu'
ioao al mas econ6mico, pefo to.
dos beIIos ; escogidoS, hGllanSe.y
60 venden en- estA Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

cente y 90, 20 d mana, 300 q, 20
aids pasas, Palacios y 90, 30 ere
garbanzos. F. Font y Hermano,
100 d pasas, 2 d batatas. Fajardo
Hermano y 90. 8 d, 2 brrcs varios
efeCtos. Jose T. Silva. 14O d pasas.
Alvarez Gonzalez y 90, 100 d acei-
te. Gonzalez Perez = 90, 75 d
aceite. Sierra y Falau; % SIS ceba-
da. Lopez Villamil y %, 10 fds
vino. SoCiedad Cooperative, 15 sIs
gaTbanaos. 1 atdo vino. A Figue-
roa y 90, 30 d vino. Oomisario de
Guerra. 16 d, 8 redoues, 2 brrcs
tarmaCla. A variOs, II bits diversos
articuIos.
De Habana y esCala vapor espa-
mol San Juan y, a Ludwig Dupla-
ce. Ahumada y 90, 25 p cfgarri-
llos. Sobrino de Izquierdo y %, 5
serones yarey. Lopez Villamil "
90, % BIS sgusrdiente. A la Or
den: marcasG 20. ITO d velas sebo.
D. 80 d velas sebo. s P. IL d Bon.
B Il. 20 d cigarrillOs
NNTRADAs DE UABOTAJN.
Col esp "Isabela," de Humacao
GALIDAH m TRAvAsfA.
Para Ha5ans, vap esp "Antonio |
Lopez" despaChado por Sobrinos
de Ezquiaga, 553 SIS cate 30. .947
kilOs.
Para Mayagiiez y escalas, vspI
ing "Gallina," despachado por La
timer y Fernandez, con Carga de
transito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

Sc vende tambi6n & / peso 81
ejemplar en- esta CASA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

REGLAMENTO para la ejecu-
ci6u de la LEY HIPOTECARIA de
Cuba y Puerto Rico, ediCi6n de
b0lsillO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
FIIETTS.
ESTANCIA.

Sc vende una cerca de RiO-pie-
pras propia para leCheria 8 casa de
eampo. IntormarAn, en- 10 Capital
Gau ,rnsto. 8.-Bai0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

aALIDAS DE OABOTAJR.
Col esp "Petrs," para Arecibo.
bESPAOHADOS
Para Habana y escaIas, vap esp
"San Juan," despadhado por L.
DuplaCe.
Vap esp "Avil6s", para Faja1do
Y ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

ExAMEN ORfTICS
DE LAS PRINCIPALNs TEORfAH
soBRM QUE DHsoANsA I'll EDuIOIo
Po1fTIoo MoDHRNo,
DON lGNACIO DlAZ CkNEJA,

I1cTONDEI = IclI1lA TlFIlIn" Il T'IE1rsus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
OLIVIA J COMP.
Hts sAJa0 eolmient0
LA MALLORQUINA

San Justo %, 25 y 27.-FsbriCa
de Chocolate y Oonfiteria al poi
mayor y al detail. Sin Competen-
Cia, La primeza en- su Clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
Las RGf1PnaS del ST MaQra

6STUDIO CR1TIC0
POR
DON IGNACI0 DIAz CANEJA.
Director dellBOLETIN MERCAETlL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24
LA REFORMA AGRICOLA

DEL MISMO AUIOR,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-01-24

E,cuelaSI E ementalts dc "a c!ase
de n'fios DE L,s MsEiaS = Naran
jito-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06

Boston would win the pennaut m,
now fear il Is doubtful. Her trouhls
this season is in the box. Nichols |.
her only winning pitcher, and thor
is a limit to his work. Boston c,n
not win with but one pitcher. I nou
believe that the flag Will come waSt
Either Cleveland or Pittsburg will ~
the lucky team, | hope, il Boston does
not win. 1t will not be Pittsburg tia,
does. | have a horror of dirty han
playing and do not think II shouId
he countenanced.
"Pittsburg plays dirtier ball than
any other team in the league, and
should they win. ii will be an aryu.
ment in favor Of that style OF game y
To the young player just started on
his professional career Bennett was
a godsend: especially was he kind TO
young pitchers He would encourage
them, talk TO them by the hour. coach
them, and do all in his power 10
make their path less rough.
Il used to feel so sorry for a young
pitcher who was being hit hard in a
game.n said Bennett Il often believe
it hurt me fully as much as it did
him.
Bennett returned to williamsburg
Kas.. Friday. He said as he left: Il
am going to put in all of my time
now learning to walk
On Aug. 81 the Boston management
xxyfIl lannnfif H..
ton team will that day play a picked
college team of Harvard players Jack
Highlands, the great Harvard pitcher,
will occupy the box for the collegians
Bennett has played against him sew.
. eral times, and thinks him coming
pitcher, one who would easily make
his mark in the big league. High.
lands will play with Boston next sea.
son. Messrs. Soden and Conant are
doing everything in their power to
make the game great success. and
are vexy anxious to have Charley at
Tend the game
If his new limbs prove a success aud
he 10 able to walk ON them he will
settle in Detroit this fail. Living
there for eight years he has thousands
of friends who will welcome him
among them. 1t is a noticeable fact
that where Bennett was the best
known he was liked the most Ii Is
his desire TO pen cigar store in
Detroit When this plan was first
mentioned he and Mrs. Bennett re-
ceiyed over 100 letters from friends
there asking II the report be true
One lady wrote Mrs Bennett: IF
Charley Bennett opens cigar store
in Detroit all the ladies will com
mence smoking" His popularity was
never better shown than by the fact
that when his Detroit plan was pub
lished he received many letters from
both Milwaukee and Boston asking
him to reconsider and make his home
with them. Exchange.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06

betrayed something OF what she felt;
and Mary understood, knowing how
she herself would rebel were she COM
manded to stand aside unhelpful while
Others were suffering.
''You see, dear, il Is so different with
you.' she urged. gently MIR. Bowyer
is naturally afraid of so terrible dis
ease. Your first duty Is to him. Then
there would be the risk to the sery-
ants"
Y, shall miss you dreadfullyr'
"And you. What friends we have
become. and in so short time. Why
would You never let me know You
bef0re.r
II had a reason--a very strong rea-
son, you may be sure. dare say ] am
wrong now; but | promised
She broke of shyly, but Mary COM
pIeted the sentence for her with a
smile at the others so palpable con-
fusion
You promised Colonel Severn. |
know he was very anxious we should
IL friends. because you wee too much
alone. When Is the colonel et'Mpg
back. Elaine:''
Il do not know" was the answer.
given almost in whisper.
Somehow I fancy ii will be soon.
Before he went he was talking to me
of his wish to secure every one happy
Christmas. Last winter he was almost
stranger here. and had been so long
in India that he had forgotten English
customs; but this year was to be very
different"
and now this sickness has Conner
1T will be stamped out, / hope.
Every effort is being made TO prevent
the infection from spreading"
"And Mary said Elaine. suddenly
giving the conversation new turn,
does Charlie Severn approve of your
going amongst these people nowW
To Be Continued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06

mercy II 1t had been convenient to do
80. will 60 now and tell my story
to Mr.. Bowyer: you may follow in
about ron minutes, Miss Ellen"
do yen think she Is to be trustedT
asked severn. when they were alone.
Eyes. think 50. You see, Ii Is to
her interest TO be true to her word"
".She ought to have been unhesitat-
ingly denounced l wish" he said,
earnestly. "that there was no need Of
concealment III your case-that you
could face the matter boldly. and take
the risk"
ut IS impossible | might have done
SO once. but il is 100 late now"
II would stand by you-through any
thing" he pleaded.
| But she only shook her head in a way
that showed the utter hopelessness of
all discussion
A few minutes later he left: and at
the expiration OF the appointed time
Elaine repaired with beating heart TO
the sitting-room.
She opened the door. ami as She a!d
| so Mrs. Pri0lo Drusned past ner nastily
and went out.
That she had done thoroughly what
she had undertaken to do there was no
doubt from the reception Elaine re.
ceived.
Weak as he was, Mr.. Bowyer rose
from his chair, and tottered forward
20 meet her with outstretched arms;
and the next moment Elaine was "
ing across his breast, weeping joyfully
as she listened 10 his terms OF endear-
ment and the accents Of self-reproach
in his voice as he begged for her for
giyeness and love.
She was his daughter now indeed,
and all the dearer for the enlargement
that there had been between them.
No suspicion would ever sunder them
again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06
SNAKE TURNED HIS HAIR WHITE

While Horace Ginger was cutting
wheat near Manchester this week he
stirred up a large black snake, WHICH
became so enraged at being DISTURBED
that 1t coiled itself about him. Hs
fellow workmen soon arrived, ana
after much effort succeeded In des-
patching the reptile, but it was none
too soon, as the snake had him doWu
and was slowly but surely crushlhs
him to death. Clinger's hair whicn
was Of a jet black color previous y
the occurrence, turned to a silver!
white within a short time after ! ne
serpent measured over eight feel, p
ing one or the largest specimens sssn
In that vicinity. -Marysyille, ny. bur
letin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06
HELD HIS JOB THIRTY YEARS.
DR.. Maurier of the London Punch
Still Sees 1.-The Ghost Walk

Still Sees THE Ghost Walk
''Thirty-four years ago" says cor
respondent of the Boston Transcript
Mr. Du Maurier's first drawings fol
Punch appeared in that paper, and he
has now been regular contributor
for thirty years In person Atr. Du
Maurler is man perhaps a ;rihe
above middle height. His upright,
easy movements give him an air OF
distinction, but the contour Of his
head and his features are French. IN
meeting him one would say this must
be military man, for he is made
after the type of one of the FIST
Napoleon's hardy eampaigners. he
wears mustache and q small chin
piece. There is generally an expires.
sion of resolve on his face. Recently
when out in the open air, he usually
has on slightly smoked glasses 70 pro-
tect his eyes from the glare 1t might
here be in place to mention that his
eyesight has for several years been
source of concern to him and his
friends for the sight of one eye IS
almost entirely gone, and he can only
work with the aid of the most pow
erful glasses. Mr.. Du Maurier has
lived in London for the better part Of
his life, and most of that time in
Old Hampstead, close beside the great
heath called Hampstead Heath. de Is
familiar figure on this fine OLD
stretch of Wild country where the
highway robbers of two centuries ago
used to make such a harvest off the
belongings of passing travellers. But
time has worked a change, and now
there is not a more peaceful spot out'
side Of the church or chapel. During
the quiet hours of the afternoon Mr.
Du Maurier and his wife are ire.
quently TO be seen together with their
little Dandy Diumont, either rambling
over the deserted heath or seated on
some quiet bench enjoying the fresh
air and beauty If The landscape, when
is here famous.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-09-06

I'VE are likely to have tornado Y
two or three days" said the weather
man to his assistant You'd pes.s1
run down to the court aud get an IN
junction. DO whati' Get az Ii
junction. Isn't that what injnncflous
are for-to restrain the lawless eis
mentsg. If bis Job had not been
federal one, the assistant would aass
reaigned. indianapolis Journal
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
RUSSIANS.

The scene in the death chamber was
impressive. The czarina, herself utter
ly Frustrated by recent illness and
anxiety for her husband, the czarowitz
and his fiance or wife, Princess Alix of
Hesse, Grand Duke George, Grand
Duke Constantine, Grand Duchess
Xenia. Grand Duke Michael and Grand
Duchess Olga, all children of the ear
and czarina, and the czar's brothers,
Grand Duke Vladimir and Grand
Duke Michael; his sister, the Queen of
Greece, were constantly at the bed
side of his majesty from midnight,
when DR.. Zacharin and Prof Leyden,
the royal physicians, notified them that
the end was near.
A sudden collapse in the cars con-
dition at 9 o'clock in the morning gave
rise to report that he was dead. The
royal physicians succeeded in rousing
his majesty, however, and he continued
to give feeble indications of his life
until o'clock.
The premature report of the ears
death had become circulated through
out Russia in the meantime.
The czar's death was painless. His
physicians are preparing statement
giving the real cause of his ailment
and describing the closing hours of his
life. The royal family is stricken by
the death of the czar and throughout
Russia there is genuine lamentation.
In ST. Petersburg the public depart
ments and thousands of residences are
being draped in black. In the churches
throughout the empire mass is being
said for the repose of the czar's soul.
The mourning for the ear is general.
The police of st. Petersburg and Mos
COW have taken precautions to prevent
threatened demonstration of joy on
the mart of the nihiliStS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
IOWA PATENT OFFICE REPORT

DIES MONIES, Oct. 29.-Three hundred
and seventy United States patents
were issued last week to American in
ventors and thirty-eight to foreigners.
New York heads the list with 43, Mas
sachusetts has 40, Pennsylvania SO,
Connecticut 90, Missouri 10, Nebraska
s. Minnesota 4, Iowa 4.
5,67a applications filed at Washington
are awaiting action by the examiners,
some of whom are less than one month
in arrears with their work and others
in arrears varying in time from one
month to between three and four
months.
Printed copies OF the drawings and
specifications of any one patent sent
to any address for 25 cents. Valuab BILE
information for inventors free.
THOMAS G. AND j. RALPH ORw1G,
Solicitors of Patents.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
To Get Even with Germany.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The embargo
which Germany has just placed against
American cattle may have sequel
which the German authorities have
not anticipated-viz.: an investigation
as to the CHAMBERS and the disease
known as horse syphilis, with which
German horses brought to this country
are affected. 1t is thought action of
the kind would bring Germany to
terms at once.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
THE LATE CAR ALEXANDER.

the authentic tidings arrived from
Livadia. The first reports were vague
and did not bear the stamp of accuracy.
At the Russian embassy the officials
declared up to half an hour before
the official dispatch was received
that the emperor was still alive,
although it was admitted that at
an early hour in the morning
he was rapidly sinking, and was
not expected to survive the day. Stimuli
taneous with a flood of kilograms from
Yalta, Livadia and st. Petersburg to
the London newspapers at $3.50 o'clock
in the afternoon came an official tele-
gram to the Russian ambassador, an
nouncing that his majesty died at pre-
cisely 3 o'clock. The Russian ambassa-
dor has made public the purport of the
official message, which is a duplicate of
a general notification sent to the diplo-
matte representatives of Russia all
over the world. From subsequent adj
vices received here up to o'clock it is
learned that the ear died after being
unconscious for eight hours.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-11-08
Publishers Want Scale Reduced.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. GA strike
involving every English daily paper in
the city is one of the probabilities OF
the near future. For several months
the publishers have been endeavoring
to secure Il new scale of wages for
compositors that would reduce the
present scale somewhat, but the men
refuse. AS all the dailies here use
type setting machines for composition
and as expert operators for these ma
chimes are not numerous strike would
be q very serious affair for the papers.