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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
special weathcr Bulletin.

Bosros, July 20. IA m.--Local forecast Tor New
England for 50 hours Fair today and continued
warm; Saturday fair. scattered thunder showers.
cooler evening and night; westerly winds.
Note-Tbe,westher of the country n generally
far, with showery condition IN the LAKES and parts
efthe central valleys, excepting warmer in lhe
ssrtheAst; lower tompsrsturss prevail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Mackintoshes 1-2 Price.

We have about 70 wsterproofs and mackin-
toshes, which sold for sl.50 up TO Sl2. 80, and
have marked them just " of former prices.
IL Is a good opportunity to secure bargain.
j. Il. JONES g. CO., is to 20 Arcade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

st greatly reduced prices. Our summer sale
now on. THOS. +. PIERCE & SON,
Westminster and Dorrance streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

We have brought forward all the remnants
Of wooden dress ods and have marked them
exactly " of former prices, II you will look
you can't help inding something that will
repay your trouble.
j. T. JONES & CO., Is to 26 Arcade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Mems Tennis shoes

Greatly reduced at our sale. Variety OF styles.
THOS. \. PIERCE a. SON,
Westminster aud Dora nee streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

Greatly reduced. Every pair is bargain.
THOS. II. PIERCE 81 SON.
Westminster and Dorrance streets.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
CYCLONE STRUCK 1T.
A Holiness Camp Meeting Destroyed
by a WhirIwind.
BY The Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, KY, July 20.-Wilmore, a
small town In Jessaine County, was badly
damaged by q cyclone last night and at
least a dozen people were injured, one Of
them fatally. The Holiness Camp Ground
was struck and every tent and cottage
destroyed. 1t the country about Wilmore
at least twenty-five farm houses were
greatly damaged and some of them
wrecked entirely. Trees were moved
down by hundreds, crops Just harvested
destroyed and the damage from wind and
rain is very great.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Chas. C. Mclaughlin,
ava NORTH MAIN 81.


General Humidity can have a handicap ot
" yards start these days and then the -4en-
eral {" will not be In the race with Charlie
Parker. IN you want 20 feel rcfreshed ond -
made comfortable 90 n 20 Eddy strsst
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Annual Oxford Sale.

Annual Oxford Sale.
We have put prices on every pair that will
close out at once.
THOS. F. PIERCE e. SON,
Westminster and Dorrance streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

ioubt ne to the correctness Of
this iatter.day work, Tor God him
self was At It's head. The road 10
repentance was ever open TO the
Saints, aud let them see TO u that
their lives were ~ directed that hefe-
after they would attain celestial glory.
May the Lord bless us with q proper
comprehension Of the doctrines We
have espoused and IN our daily life
continue 10 watch over anu protect His
people.
The anthem. 40 come, let us sing
unto the Lord" was sung by the choir.
Benvdiction by Elder Seymour u.
Young.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
THE BABY SHOW.
Immense Interest In "Ulahps Best
Crop.

Manufacture, field crops, even the
gold and silver from tho mines, and
every other exhibit at the Fair, palsd
into insignliloanoe as counter attrAc.
tlons to the baby show, which took
place between two aud three O'Clock
this afternoon. The crowd that sut.
reunited the grand stand while this
great feature Of the Fair was ia pro-
gress, numbered probably 5000.
On tho platform Immediately In front
OF tho grand stand were placed the
three little girl tripiets, children OF Mrs.
Kate .ShielJs,oi Ogden, who wers three
years old ON this 18th OF last month
rhe little tots walked around on the
platform, swinging little iiags that nSd
been handed 90 them. They were
neatly dressed, appeared to be lively
and healthy, anu were hs pretty ~
pictures. Tho slght ofthem created linz
mense enthuaiasm among the vast CON
cuure OF people that Witnessed 1t.
After remaining ON tho platform ton
or fifteen minutes the triplots were 70.
moved.
Next came the preliminaries OF the
BABY SHOW proper rhe management
VI the Fair had appointed the folluv .
log committee: Herman Bamber.ol
OF Salt Lake; A. ID. Holiaway, Of
Provo; W. q. Cfagun, Of PliHalt
View; AbIaT Hatch, of Hebrr Coy;
and j. a. Melville OF Fillmore.
At the lsst minute it was
remembered that the rules OF the con.
test provided that tbs committee must
bo chosen on tho ground, but the ready
wit Of Mf. scar, one VI the Fair uiteo.
tore, readily oyercame this hitch, fof
he roso anu nominated the same gen.
tlemuu, who were unanimously elected
by tho rival mothers
MIR. Sears ANNOUNCED that babies that
had not been registered "WOIe not In
N, and conformation was portrayed
with painful vividness on the faces ul
probably two hundred mathert, " ho,
with their puz winning datliugu h.
their arms, were having their own
lives crushed out by the Jam IN
tho grand stand. At least half
uuzsn wue.begouo MOTHER
begged "A reporter 10 register
their babies. seeing him with pencil
ana tab iu hand, they took him Tor a
baby registrar
one mother after another txpost
lated against hoiug excluded 10 ia .u,
contest. aud insisted on the priyilr. q
Of registering. Secretary Piper was
In favor OF lrtliug the committee pick
out the preltiest baby Ia the gran
stand, resardlcssoi Iulte, hut Mr.. Scar
declared the committee would not get
through today " tho REPUTATION Iu.,
should be relaxed. The Fair manage
ment WIS., struggling with this pfOhl,m
when tue NEWS went TO press, up 30
whieh time the committee hsd not
faxed on any baby ae the pr, est.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
LEASED TIE CONTINENTAL.
ia be Used for Political Purposes big
Meeting tomorrow Night.

The Democratic Territorial and
county campaign committees have
leased the east wing OF the Cont
n,nlsl Market building ON West Tenn
ple street until after election.
The place is belng seated 30 Us TO ac-
aonmodate from 1000 to 1000 peepls.
i"wiII llso be heated and lighted. 10.
,norrow night the frat big meeting
I'M be- held there. Tue speakers fur
w., W orossion 30 far as agreed upon this
aW,rnoon were Delegate Raw ins
Han. John T, Caine anu Judge Hoa-
d-iaon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
Rn.iness Meetings.

There viii DO business meeting OF
tbe National womnn's Relief society
held In the office u the Wcmda's H.
1onsnt Room 22s, Constitution Build
ipy op,osite u. q. NJ. l., on Monday,
Oetobef 3, Mt . O'Clock y. m. A iuli
Attendance VI tue mombefs Of tho cen.
trnl organization Is desirable
me srmiHnnual meeting Of the
bosrl of directors Of the came society
viii lie hold on Tuesday, October 0, AZ
Inc same place Exponent oilioe) at .
~ M 10. IA. A iuil attendance VI the
board IL requested.
h. u. WELLS, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
co INFER CIAL

sALr LAKE CLEARiNu uOusE.
Tolay's clearing house eHohauges
amounted o. SEIZED Same day
last year, sos ISL.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yafk.-Siivsr G3!; lead, s3.Oj.
Loudon.-Snycr, .pI
\ = ORE AND nuLLIoS.
II. Jones 4 o.. received today:
", si,sOO; bullion, $500. Tgla,
8, 30.
McC0fgiok & Co. received toiay 81
Silver and leAi ores, so. 100.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
Adjusted for $500.

Mr.. II. q. Whitney, Of II. j. Grant
4 Co., went out to sugar House ward
today where he AdJu,tsi the loss on
Henry staudish's barn which wRs
burned to tue ground with iia oOntenls
a lew nighps ago. Tho policy was
hsld 10 tue American aud $500 was
uaid over 10 Mt. Standish 10 cover tie
loss he had sustained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

CURRENT In Itferf limo rs 1904
rNiE TAnLn, VI lWubll uuUy W. luJfi


Leave Salt Lake
No. .-Tor Provo. bingham. ami
all poin's East,....,,.,...... sos f. M,
No t-tor rrovo Grand junction
and all points kaHt..,...... si2l D. m.
No C-lor Provo. Mauu and
halna ,.....,, .,..,,.. a,.,......,.. $3.50 y, M,
No, s-Tor Eureka and bingham, b:O0p. no.
NO, a-for ogden and Nost.,.-.... n tup. m.
No. l-F5r Ogden ami the Wost,." lisl pm.
Arrive salt Lake,
No. l-Trom Provo, Grand junction
aud tho fast,''s,.s,.-,,.... lf0 % m
No. PROM Provo, Grand Junction
aud Che Eaft ,.,..,.,.........., ~ IS y, m.
No. o. IRON lnuaham. Provo. MAnu
ana Nullnu sts.sss rst sss......, h9t1 .. M.
NO. a-ftom Eureka and bingham pAA a. m.
No e-ir1m ugioa Au1 tho West. 1.s3a m
80. a-irom ogden and tho West. btls b. m.
Only limo running through Pullman Palace
uuul|g lrawtnE Room Shoppers O. Denver va
Gfauu Junction anu 20 Kansas Guy and Chicat
EtNt colorado points, Tree roclrinr chair
rafH salt iuNr to uOnvrr. and only line run
mug Pullman tleopors eat Lake IN San Frln.
CISCO hochangoa close concessions. HAfetg
trtcd tnd comfort
Ticket 0llCe, 10 W. End South.
D. e.. DODGE, AR. WEuBY,
ecu. Manager Gen, supt
J,h lkNNErr, ecu P.SI.A
u .. DAbCoCA, General Freight AsgaL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

Atiue Gate OF Eternity,
RrrtEFuNTE, Pa, OCT. 6-gx.
q Vein Cufun 10 shaking.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
lJAT w LE1TEKS

ncmainius unclaimed fn tue f1ft onlre a.
sat Lake Guy, Utah, on oct :, lr,h 10
obtain any nf those letters tnc applicant nue.
OF thc list 10 not called Tor Within tVu N0nts
hey will uo scat 80 the poad Les'o' oilcc 90
MufhiustUn, nc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

iuiLLirs=in this city Octobor T. isli.
Jcuuic. daughter OF David anu Margaret rhii
lips, aged luyUarH
Funeral service will be- held In she sixteenth
ward meeting house az noon ON SUNDAY, ucIo.
hcr Z. Friends ana relatives arc repeatedly
ilNtcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

About Ten Thousand Dollars worth win be thrown
COUNTER At prices that all afford Silk Dress. We are
showing about Five Hundred Pieces
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

There will be another balloon ascep-
sion Al 8 O'Clock this evening, ITO q tho
Far gToundS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
srocHs ASo MARKETS.


cuicAgu nARgrr.
Cnicagi, close, Oct O.
wheat-oct, 5ibah Dec. h3H d e.
tum-uci., o. utc, hth
uau-Nominaii oct ~. Nov, ll..
furk-ucL, iL1li jan, l2GL
latd-uct, 1851 Jau. 1915.
luha-ocL, 90 Jan. UJiiv
Nyu=tA
Harley 90.
lluN HrCd=Lfris
Timothy HoCd-aaL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05
Re1iab1e-~
establishment.

This Is a bid for your business and The Ore Hundred
Thousand Dollars worth OF goods expect to move be.
and Christmas will save to the customer fully
Thiriyfve Thousand Dollars.
REMEMBER the Three Great Speciallies,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-30

So Vende el eafatfn eskE bleeIdo ea 4 Gale Dc
Tstu3n H6m.O 20 fsents a testro. Pfra mss iR-
formes diriirse al msmo estAblecimiento. 1910
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NJ BAR6N AlrIInloAxe

II BARoM AGMMoAN0 l46
-Ha lido Inglaterra, ALI ha sabido que 70 estabg
Ltsia ha eEcrito. 10 que coHstuye deiCa'
do ntenc6n; no puedo decr 10 Contrario.
-lAd, pueS, debemOs agradec6rselol
-LleRa, Segun dice, dontEo do tres dias.
Mad Wlllouqby iuzg6 iDGtl responder Un lagti-
nero gemdo ae exhalo de pecho.
Dice-proaigui6 Minnie que tendr1 gran placer
paBar a pamavera aqul ggan algeria wolverine
Bu carsa 60 muY sgradabe.
Pdsose On pie Mad WiIlouGby cruEando los bra.
EOS sobre 81 peCho levantando u cabexa
DMinniel-dijo con solemnidad.
-Ya to eacucho, horroanita.
SQue diriats senOrta Minnie Fay, 81 esos caballeros
. evantsssD Tecfprocamente L tapa de los sesoB2
Obi Kitty, peEverGa Kitty, 1pnedss ConCsbir Beme.
.japten ideas9
Minnie oCuta5a % lndo roatro entire mano1.
Els mpo1ibe -anad6 Kitty-que uno do elou
tome esta Eesoluo6n desesperada oxtarmine os otroa
-1Ohl-sxcam6 Minnie con un aSraRQue pariido
del Coraz6n;s-g Us de unoH one 40 DeIf muerto.
QuiSn3 lDscidlol
Ehl Rufo x. Gunn; baUtar6 atacarlo para que 80
deGembarace do todoa os dem&u.
- agTadarfa2
-Diablo III le obligan ellol
Minnie sola monstruo do feroCidad.
Y td tambien, Kitty.
-iYo qua solo quieEo vuestrn bien vueatr0 repoaol
EsC6chame Mia quesida; sadrsmos de Roma to neva16
q ado de pap6 que me bertad Dc toda responuabhdad
Is enviarS Dc nuevo CoIsgio 10 meior que puede
haceE peEo no un colsgio hanc6s; te verfas en
expuo1tA enCont1ar nuevos aalYadorsSl ho Tdo
aeme9Ado duca N Rooeptaa una manO arme gua = E.
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D. Nicolas ReVep6n
Privilegio exclusive expedldo en-
Msdrid 81 de Mayo de 1891, por 81 ExCmo.


entire aug vencedor lgu6 saquoe ID ya snte
uangre fUegol 70 me lavo Las manoA
-Confeso que no estk on Los usos de Ia socedad de
uueStEa socedad, peEo les este nana tan grsndsT
Usas de socisdadl IL frase % Chigosa Usog de 10.
cadad En- efecto se6or que fuerzs las puerns que
psala violontamenta 81 salon. que por Ian
aaleras furoso, que grita como d nandags
oavo sfecto tene de gociedsd pero los de
lhG selves cabeTnas de bandidosl
-fKittyl a sf
II sabeis 10 que halS q mejOE dic7 ..pues canaras
con vcs II fuerza.
iPor que IA fuerza1-murmur6 Minnie eneraa-
Eriendo Rus labos.u una ingenus Rcnrisa
Mad Wilougby ahogaba.
In este momento la puorta se abr6 entr6 IL don
celia.
Una carta para Il senOrita- entrsgandO -
pliego la nina. , eE q
Este cogi6 Ia CArta miro q sObresOrito, abr6la
hal6 nm grito,
-lou6 carta - esa7-pregunto Mad. Wilougby
r0h, hermana mia u supi6raial .I
~ El quS2
alto su rnau ssrrible que todo 10 dend.I
-PerO en- fin /. !.
Entoncen Minnie, tomando mn aiTe tan trkgcn one
tocaba On y c6ico pronuRC6 lentamente estaB paabs
Esta carta me he 1ido diriglda. .por q capt6n
Esrby
"a momentO de estupor dgai6 erth dram6tica de.
caraci6n.
E1tk en Romai-pregunt6 Kitty con vcz Iorda.
-Iodayfa mo- ssl q sANaf1
Como t0dAviaR
-Poque va 4 venir. ssf@
Bondad diYinsl
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Banco EspaaoI de Pto. Rico

gogV0e0E0g9T 8 e7l79sEN 9s55s7 17K OT1E5717571lE
Conforlne 10 acosdado por 81 Conaejo de
Gobiorno 81 cumplimientn de 10 que diaponen
lor artieuIos l2 de loa Estatutos y lab del
Replauoepto gocial, Is Convoea lonaenorea aecio.
niptss de ests BAnCo, 8 iunta general ordinaFia,
cue as Colsbrax6 81 lis do Febrero pr6ximo, 6 y
ma de Is tarde ca 81 actual domieilio del misme;
debiondo preuentarse con media hora de antela.
ci6n lss papeetaa de aaistencia, les cuales seran
exeodidsa pOr Secratarfa & los lntereBadOs que
deHde 81 s a Is de dicho Febrero, ambau inclusi-
ven. lac aoliciten. dn-aate las horaa de ofcinas
Doude esta fecha queda fiada u pdblico "a
eute Egtabecir1i4uto, como ID prsyieue VI srtfCu-
lo IA del Reglanento Social la listA de
lon aenores Accionistas con dsyacho VOC y
& veto en- u moncionada Junta.
Puerto. Rico Eaero n de l894.--M Gcbsr
nador intarino, Josx MaNasl Lspes 6-4
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.gIa ISg1sr.Is
IIEMPO PERDIDO

Ya6 los ounce dc amantsn ron ladOres
I'm tu Gale aSeuch6base ID queia:
"A loa veinte ma egpada de tu sia
Oort6 mas de una vs3 fraganteg flores.
"a lOS treiJlta, mirsRdo gus amores
Como se mirs mn srs rsHo uue se alejR
Trists llora al psnssr qua Sc hace viaja,
De aps afios psrdidos los mejeres.
Z los cuarants "a vieado extinguido
Aquel hechizo de "a edad primera,
AL yer en- plata 81 Gro eonvsrtido
Del rizo que p'saba "a gorguera,
Exclarna CON aeanto dolovido:
.'vsi volviera & necer.-. lo r'iSmo hiciarsiT
A~asL e. Ohaves
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IA aBANDrs MALEs aRANDEs REMHDIos Oua1t
do al annpobr esimlento organize aniquila 81 cueE
30 q eapirisu, 80 impoae devolvsr a gistema
net 1850 tOda ca tuerza y ylgors ue AL IA lAulSAs
81 tn especial del g VsnO Cords0L de Cerobs1G 90
glr5ci conceptuado por loa m6dicos mas erai-.
nentes como el Yeconstit1gests mas PoderOso Ell
nhznDor mas rkpido de as personas d6bssss y
aaJmScas; prUebeae para corro6ordr taes virtudeH
~ raconocidas alabadaE por Jos enfermos que ~
han tomadO
De venta para ID isla de Puerto-Rico Fs
Suiilernletv
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PILDORAS REGUNST[IUYENIES
IlEI1 DOCTOR


ID. Nicolas ReVep6n
Prlvllegio exclusive expedidO en-
Msdrid 81 de Mayo de 1891, por el Excmo.
Sr. Ministro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS Ell III FARKACIk DE VALE CANCIO
BEIOos DNPosITARIos DE LA yERDADERA FORMULA.
Ponce, P}keYfO-RicO
VYENTE amos de experienca han demostrado las pro-
IN pedades tonicas reconsttuyentes estas pdoras
ando r6pdaente tdas las Intermediates que dependen
RutTtttVa, habitaT lugares humedos
dos por entermedades anterfores.
Su acct6n cuTattVa muy efcaz: las palDtaciones
del cOraz6n dolores de csbeza inapetenca debdad do
aOres en- las pierna7 hdrODesas cansancio
bdos de odos marcos palidez de la pel la que regu
yen color natural meteorsmo, flores blancas panes
eridas de sangre fata de Ia menstruac6n
eAease1 procUrar complete desaoo las love
Ia pubertad, debidad general convalescencfa de
las eRfemedades agudas cr6ntcas que estas aIte
RactOnes mcrbosas sntomas de cOrOaneMa sim
pie de afecci6n general de una lesion orqsnca
las que Teclam&T1an entOnces OtTa medication.
I'm vista dc los progresses dc Ia Terap6uca de algu
gunos mconvenientes cue notaban en- Ia practica,
Sc ha modifcadO La formula
4ande ofreoer pdbco preparation tt segura rd
dtda en- gs eecto 10 cue ccmprueba por ge
MeraltZad0 que SO hace de ella tOda La isla.
Con e hn de precaVerse de las much&s mitaciOnes
ae esta formula se han hecho CUYAS PROPIEDADEs
SON NFERIOREs, debe egrse que en- cada GAIA de Ie-
ttma pRocedenca, este La fabca en- L. tapa 81
poror, aeo que dice DoctOr NJ Rvsyda'' 6dic CRU
1anos Ponce PuertoRc Is inferior, 81 rma en-
LAG derecno DC Ia taa exterior de esta caaPonce Agos
Ia WTGO siendo obieto de frecuentes imitactc
~ N 4AQN-g ganes Las EldOTGs del N. Rsvey6, ahag
50 eR IA acrsditada farmaca de V1LL s. CAco cue 90
Los depoGtaHos de a Verdadera formula los ncos uuj
e3 par usar mi nonbre en- dichas P1dora-
Depoaito on las siguientes farmacfas: VA11R d CAN
g1os Eonce auIL1RRAGR RK Capital EsIy4RAs Arecibo
auNEs Ya1eos FoNR, AdjHntaa ZAVAI.A, au&yanfla. ID
AnMR. guana-Diaz BRRANcEs. Coa1ao MAR1uAoH. Oiale
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Agencia de AduanaS

OoNIsION, REPRESENTATION TRANsTTo
sta Agencia encarga de obtensr Ia habisaci6n Dc
los dacumentoa dc Aduanas despachos adeudo enega
reexeic6n ds las nercancl&s los duenos dc eas etc.
skr SNsfla A. Tstuhr Fl
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m, GAPRIGHO H0D5s aoE p .s. FAAIs
PARIS

Tiens Is disposition del pdblico Elsg0nts,
una verdadera EDDosSci6n de som0reros, caPotas,
capotitas y pelerinas TODD de alta fantasia u
mas fino qusse tg5rSco es Parts Tamblen encon'
trar6n 81 ino tereio-pelo dc seda On todos loa 60
lores, para fabricar cepotos ySis0s. 81 CapTscsO
es an sstablecimiento do modaa, dirigido por Jo-
yenes industriales laboriosas que se proponen
denarrollar en esta Isla Ia IssdassSG SonsbTsrerd
& IA altura de Europa. Guato Elegancia, nf
mas alticualIag
NOTA.-se ensena corfar a medids prseios cos 81
yencf0nales. 1H-S
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OF HARADA

lectog aos canvta -s ~ uua " dejan;--
Vians ner lOterfatsrci0.pr prsnaera ~ q todO es
Opera preciosfsin1a, ,-cantadA nlsM
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En- an bapquets:
III dueno de ID oass uno de uuS eouvidado6s
-lQus ls parees ustsd este vino?
-Regular.
Els muy busnO para eomeY.
Isl sefLori pern pars beber. muY maIo.
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D-En estA ImprsBta Be haesn todas clase
de tsahajos precios aumamente m6dico1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
INTERNAL REVENUE REPORT.
Figures of Interest-New Tariff Law
Sugar-Income-Tax.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., November 2s-
The report Of Mr.. Joseph 8. Miller, Of
West Virginia. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, though almost exclusively made
up Of tables and devoid Of specific re-
concentrations. except as to some rou-
tine matters connected with the enforce
ment OF the oleomargarine law, presents
some figures Of general interest.
Discussing the effect OF the new tariff
law on the revenue derived from distilled
spirits, the Commissioner says:
"Under the provisions Of the act of Au-
gust 2S 1894. the tax on distilled spirits
was increased from 80 cents to 81 10 per
gallon. and the bonded period was ex-
tended from three years to eight years.
Although this act did not become u law
until August 2sth, It was evident at
least as early as June 1884, that the tax
on distilled spirits would b. Increased.
This fact explains the great increase I'm
the tax-paid Withdrawals of distilled
spirits during July and August. 1894. and
the decrease of such Withdrawals during
September. 1894. The heavy Withdrawals
made during June, July, and August, 1894,
had the effect OF overstocking the market
with tax-paid spirits. causing falling off
IN the tax-paid Withdrawals during Osto-
Der and November, 1894.
These facts indicate that although the
rate Of tax on distilled spirits was ma
terially increased by the act named, this
act may have the effect Of proportion
ately increasing the revenue during the
year ending June 30. 1885,
The Commissioner estimates that there
Is now over one hundred and eighty one
and a quarter million gallons of distilled
spirits in bond or In the hands OF whole
sale and retail dealers.
Speaking of the now repealed sugar
bounty. the Commissioner stated that
there was an increase of over GO,0O0 acres
in the lands devoted to the cultivation OF
cane-sugar last year. There was an in
crease OF over &c per cent. in the pro-
duction Of beet-sugar. or sorghum-sugar.
which is produced only In Kansas. the out
put was So. .572 pounds I'm 1894, and maple
sugar produced by registered growers
urder the bounty-law increased from
1881 900 to over $4,000 pounds. There
was $2n,lS29j OF bounty due and unpaid
when the repeating clause OF the new law
went into effect. The greater part OF this
was due on maple-sugar.
Without making any direct reference to
the income-tax, Commissioner Miller es-
Inmates that the total receipts from all
sources of internal revenue for the cur
rent fiscal year will amount to S1l,M0,OOo
His estimate for the last fiscal year was
Sl50,O00,O00: but the receipts, he regrets
10 say, on account of the financial de-
preston, fell short of the estimate by
81 S31, 900.