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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

'u0uS Os Uo W
Oarreras, D. Pedro, Gurabo, D.
le O.
O.nosa de Msaux, D: Elvirs, San
Juan, M. 81.
Oasas, d: Amalia de, isabelle,
v. 81.
OAsals. D. Luis, Ponce; M. de o
O .sellss B o., Utuado, M de o
Ossuela y Geigel. Hrtas D: Ma
sts y D: Eugraola, Oamuy. NJ. de B
OAsablsnca de Julbe, D: OaE-
mas, Gusy~ma, M. n.
Oassblanca de Ryao, d: Amps
60, Maysgti z, d. dc @.
Oatoni, D. NJ, Juana Diag, N.
ie p.
Oarazo y Oarreras, D. Juan B..
Glainabo, M. de o.
Ei mismo, M de o.
Oard1ns, d. Boleslabia, Lares,
N. do B.
Oarb6 Hermsnoa, Barcelona, M
lie O.,
OetdA segrelles, D. Joaquin, San
IuAn, NJ. 10 P.
Oereee o 6 hjos, d. Frutos, Ca
'lcls, M. de o.
Olvidsnes y Alfonso, D: Manuel,
Guayama, D. de O.
@l mlsmo. NJ. do P.
El mlsm", D. de O.
Ooamo, Aguas miueraleg de, D
JoIl y Toste. d. Osyetauo, s N
lan, M. de o.
Oordov6s y Berries, D. jose, Ga
eabo, M. de B.
81 mlsmO, M. de P:
K mismo, N. de B.
El m,smU, M de P.
Et mismO, M. de B.
El mlsmo, M. do P.
Ri mismo, NJ. de B.
Oora g. L. Fill, Turia Ntalis)
N. do o.
OIrtAda, D. Emilio, Ponce, M
ie o.
Ooriova, D. Ramon, N. Dorad
D. ae O.
Oanoenroms, D. J. H., 8. Juan
Oottes, D: obdulis, San joan
D. de O.
La misma, i'd i'd.
La misms, M. de B. j..
La misma, M. 81.
Colon, ID. Severe, Caguasy M. d.
Otosas, D. Eduardo, Sam Juan
4. de B.
Oruz, D. Damian, santl,roe, M
leo.
Ousvas O.. d. Carmen, MI. Il.
Oaevas Aboy, ID. Juan, Ponce
D. de O.
El mismo, M. de B.
OGevas Bacener, d. Manuel, Ssl
Juan, M. de P.
OH.
Chico y Lopez, D. Manuel. La
res, d. de O.
Ei mismo, D. de q.
Ohisnchini, D. Luis, Yauco, NJ
.e B.
El mismo, M. de P.
Ohoodens, D. Carlos, de A6ssCo
VI do o.
Oh Ameco, D. Antonio, A6asco
D. de O.
D.
Dab$u, Srta Doiia Rosario, San
JuaD, NJ. de B.
DAvlla. DON A'ejsndro, Gurabo
D. de- O.
Ri mismo, Idem, M. de B.
DssangIes, Don Luis, Ponce, M
de P.
Decaavilie Aine. Paris, M. de O
D;az Osnejs, Don Ienacio, Sau
j oao, por Gus ohrss Waterloo PO
IsticOy y La Question UIsroma.rina
MudSlls de Oro.
Ols2 Acana, D0na Josefa, BIO
O'edras, NJ. 81.
D,as, d. Monser.ate, San Juan,
VI. H.
Dlez, d: Monserrate, M. H.
La misms, i'd Id.
Diez, d. Antoaio, AiiasSo, D. de
Domingo de Barreras, Escuela
dc Doha Carmen, Msnati, D. de O.
La mishla, M. 81.
Domingo, Doila Pillar, San Juan,
M. 81.
DomiDguez, DON Oelestino, Qua
yams, M. de o.
Domenech, Don Luis, Ponce
NJ. de B.
Donatd, Don A'ejandro, Suizs.
NJ. de P.
Duchesne, Don Oasimiro, SAP
juan, M. de o.
Daran y Oottes, DON Ckndido, !
Madrid. N. de P:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

81 c6lera va POGO 4 poco repsr-
tiendo por Europa sus fatales visi.
tas va no es solo en- Portugal Y
en- R1s'a. donde acsb ba de d. clarar
SO otioislmeLte la preseDtaci6a d.
Ia epidemia, siDo one tambiAn en-
Fiancjs, pues uuestr. Bmbajador
an Perls comuLic6 aver one en
aQuella ciudad habian ocurrido
aeis Oasoa de c6leIa RQetEas. Esta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

Nombrado Vocal de Ia Junta
Superior dc Composici6n , ventA
do terrenos realengos don jorge
FInlay.
ReIaci6n de sabonAr9s de Cubs.
Idem Do los premios otorgados
por 81 Juradc dc ID Exposition
provincial.
Providenciss judicialss.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

Terminada Ia lecturs, los DiDu-
tados, iDcluso muchos de Ia mayo.
rfs, hacian en- el salon de conf rem .
cias y en- los pasiilos cAlculos des.
favorables que no habran gustado
"a. ministro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

La GacetG ha publicado una ley
inc.uyendo en- el plan general de
csrreteras una que, psrtiendO de
Lares, termine en- la villa de Are.
cibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22
Fiscales Municipales.

PablicamoS q continuation 10
'ombres de los aef1 jres que h,'
ado nombradoa Flscales Muos. !.
oAles para el bienio de 1894.96
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

Va pareci6 aquello. Por FIN,
hoy, ha leido, ell Ministro de Ha
clenda en- ell Oongreso los presu-
puestos del Estado, que seria i'm
possible extractsr eE los reducidos
lfmites de una carta. Me basta 60
piar el resumen para que sc com.
prenda Ia importancia del deficit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-06-22

oposici6n al Gobierno.
Madrid, 13.. -Reunidos los repre-.
sentantes antillanos para tratar del
nuevo pcesupuesto, convinieron en-
que el tabaco resulta POGO beneH.
clado, = que estan bastante re-
cargad0s ei tasaie y otEos arttculos
de primers necesidad. Con este
motive acor6aron que ell Sr Rodri.
gueE San Pedro p esente el CORES.
pondiente informe D la comisi6n de
presupuestos de la isla de Cuba,
Madrid, 13.-Seg6n notlcias de
Marruecos, el nuevo Sultan Abdul
Ais ha sido rec0nocido en- CASA.
Blanca y se dirigiE6 inmediatamen.
s +, Fee.
El csdAver de M1ley. Hassan ha
sidO enviado 4 Rabat, escoltado
militarmente para dsrle allf sepul-
tura.
Madrid, 13.-Los Sres Ssgasts.
Moret, Martinez Oampos y Lopez
D0mjnguez han conference.-the lar.
gamente acerCa de los asuntos de
MarrueCos.
Los representatives extranjeros
en- TAnser piden & sus Nobiernoe al
envio de buQues de guerra.
Nl goberDsdor militar lie Meli.
liza IA ceie"rado una confereDoia
con Muley Araaf; este le respon-
did del orden de las kzbilas.
Msdrid, 13.-Nl Senado sprob6
la construction de los proyectados
esgeevos On q aEeenal DO hilbao, =
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
,.,rrOpy STEAMSHIP LINES
NETHERLANDS LINE.

" for ROTTERDAM ard AMSTERDAM wa Bouiosne
sur Msr. France.
5. $. prBBELDAM .IhursGay Apri rn ~ S p m m
FIRST cabin 50 and upward. second cabin $50 sieoras
o very low rates Apply for guide and terms. UeneTai
Passenger Agency - Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
financial.
ATCHISoN, TOPEKA & SaATsFE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization Committee.

consequence - the voluntary formaon ot several
protective committees this country aad Europe repye
scntlr different classes OF tie Company and It's
aux iarr to avoid and coanictag plans of re-
organization the undersigned and such others as nay
be associated with them. the express request ana
with the direct cooperation Of the Directors and Officers
Of A'chison. Topeka & Santa Fc Railroad Company
lave consented to act General Reorganza; on Com
mite, in the interest Of all the security holders
creditors and stockholders Of the Atchson System for
the purpose Of assisting the preparation promu'sa-
to AMI carrying through proper plan of rcorganiza-
ton Of the financial affairs Of the Company. and look
ing to the reftorator u the property 70 the control OF
ITS Stockholders and Directors TIE earliest practical
with the o: the railroad Company Mr. stephen
Little has been engaged. verify ~ Immediate ca
animation OF it, accounts all statements submitted by
the Onoers n Company; ana general plan FOR the
restoration Of the Company credit will be presented
TO the parties early date as practicable
Holdcs OF the bonds. and creditors Of the Company
are requested - send their and addresses and
the amount Of their holdngs the Secretary Of tho
Committee IN care Of the NEw-yORK GUARANTY
AND INDEMNITY COMPANY. Mutual Life Building
New-YorS.
Dated New York April 1ith 1894.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
Second Consolidated Mortgage b"""S' 8
Funded Coupon Bonds OF lSSo"'
and Income bonds.

,,,, . o,, circ,;,ars x January 81 AMI Harch 9th.
ls9i We have inform you That there nave pee" ~.
rosal With ne pur~uant the plan Of reorganization
therein forth
s2c5Goo 900 soconl Consolidated Mfge
Bonds o.t % an issue of.......-....' .S''''''f"o
So. 10000 Funded Coupon PJnds ct lSe'' 400
ont u an Issue @i""''"
Sl:,.. .s:,2 Income Bonds. on, of an issue 80,
Of T""''"'
The now mortgage conter'pated in our circu'ats "a
boon prepared under experienced legal adVee ana
with the greatest care both rs 10 its lesaes ana pro
visions and has been executed by tue New 1N'N' W
Etc Western Rairoad Company.
Tho bonds secured thereby are now being ongra'cu' !"
ablc their delivery to depositors
II viii thus lc that v hat was proposed N ou7
circulars is nearing ns accomplishment and the fore
qon statement IS made order that outstanding bond
holders riay b. mspprehenson as to the su-
alton
Desiring that they shah a. have the fullest oppoT-
,uny - avail themselves of The plan u adjustment We
ho,o decided to continue receiving deposits Of the bones
until such time are ready to deliver the NJ" s'
cirtes reseryinr ourseves however, me rth' !"
terminate this offer sooner occasion should require
". are stni Of the opinion that. under IN" ordinary
condition q commercial affair AMI with suitable pro-
vision for construction requirements onch az 'e NV
mortgage conremglaes), the earnings OF the Enc PN
rt, ci be more than sufficient meet its fixed cnarss
a. now adjusted in which the holders of the new
MINDS Will havc security upon which thc} can ~peh''
nr r. contrary expectations. there should W. 's
fault IN uaynen interest. the londs have the oe'''
| or under which a ioi''liaii' -" Nv f'''
secured and the rights Of the boniholers protected WIN
out dc,nv thus obyaing the very serious dhhcuueS "
Exist Under the present Second Consolidated MortSaS'
Furthermore the relations between the oohdno''e'S
,d the Stockholders are properly established by the ne"
,rt,,r. and under II the stockholders cannot asain
force the bonlholders make concessions "H''" "'
stockholders themselves would have boon ooig"d 10 oe'
II the Second Consolidated Mortgage had not eoh'a"l
| such unusual provisions.
| We should be- glad 81 confer With any b2n'ho''e' VI"
fr any rearon has delayed depJsi,ng and may desr'
| further Information
DREXEL. MORGAN & co..
NEW OKh.
j. &. MORGAN & CO..
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

can railway shares were firm. although extreme,
ly dull. At Paris French per cents acVahceu
10 93.72i2. sight exchange on London nslhS IL
2o.2O francs to the sterling.
quarterly dividend Of ~ per cent on 'nr T pr, pr
ferred stock has been declared by the lo'cuo
and Ohio Central Railway
The Pacific Bank has declared n quarterly
dividend OF per cent.
quarterly dvC"Ad Of per cent mas Dtr'i
declared by the "Opens. Smith & Wiemann 20.
The following table Sifcs the current i'oll-
tions of city bank stocks together with their par
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
FOREIGN COMMERCE. AT NEw-YoRK.

FOREIGN COMMERCE. AT NEW YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERClIANpIsE AT NEWfoRk.
lSJi
t,r,.~o,sls .... s. 81. .-o3 S25NG 81 5O3.&I0
General nerrhanir~.. 1.jOi sIi ll771.1ff "-'" "'
Total FOR the week. 352 G1 slt@t l12 S.aNtVD
since Jsnuary .i1S.1l"2is 2lIpH"" l"Zl-"so
IMPORTS or SPECIE At NEWYORk.
For the weck......... sl7ll2 sll23t 'I3i eI
since January I........ G.2iO2}2 G6ss3s2 'll-o'l
EXPORTS or SPECIE At NEWfotk
For the week ...... 80 7t7li7 81 go 100 t3N2 20
since January 1....... p 1874 % f~l'" -t'NN''1
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
OID DOMINION LINE.

O,reamers Tor NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA. BEn H.
pp,Tt.RsIu re; and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING
roN D. C.-'rues.. Wed. Thu and sat For For Ric&nmonr &
Vi. ! ANIcS RINER-Ned. ana Sai. For West FONT.
"A Tues Thurs enJ SAT. From Pier ~, rev No. Mr..
loot Ueach-st.. a p. satrria.s p m through
c.ts and reigh. rates all points south and West.
' " J.. GUfILAUDEr. Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
A LIFELESS MARKET.
srOCKS DULL AND HEAVY.
.r PRICES. HOWEVER, WERE NOT
THE LOWEST OF THE DAY.

80. AT TIE STOCK EXCHANGE hPEIr. q.
MI'.- - nr, BONDS AND EANN STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
Savannah & Western BOndhOlderS
Protective Committee.

The undcrsigned regard amy division of the
Rniiroad Company especially unfortunate
scntinl.
W. would call the attention u tho B1ndholleT %
Resolution passed b. this Committee oH the list DAY OF
lcce.rler 1893 vi:
"MoVcd by Nr. Borg. seconded by Mr Harth'
that the proper time having arrived. the
Central Trust Company be authorized Z" re-
turn all Chattanooga, Rome '"i"mp"s
bonds which It had received on deposit I"
the owners holding its receipts, "fh"ut any
cbrrpr for rxprnsrs Or costs, and that here
nftcr no further deposits of Chattanooga
pope 4, Columbus, Columbus n Western, or
toIumbu, 4, Rome Railroad bonds be nc
ccptcd. thereby making the Committee "
purel, Savannah a Western Committcc'
This Committee therefore does not represent ue '"a'
,a,ooga Rome & columbus bonds. the Georgia Central
floating debt or amy nteret except that oi the Savannah
4 Western Bonlholie-S
ris e. nr,ttee urseq III p-nfhli'rF - deposit tlcI
l.,J4 win the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY or
NEW-NORk. under the Bondho.drrs fro'"'ttc Hhl'c
mon. and uli send their addresses - W. ~
man or member - th. committee" IN oFnr, l"a VIZ
may furnished wl'n printed cfrulh' 'hll,..t
formation of the important results nIrrah,
achieved by the Committee. and ne n.'S,'. =
facts them determine the course '''>
rlE Committee recommends care;ui Inquiry 10y the
Eonll1.cr5 before al;us th"Ts'lNes "i'h 'hy o'H'' W
'"''" SIMON nORG. Chairman.
u. 4. M\NTIN.
H. H. GARTH. ~
JOSEPH VI. LICfTtNAtE tEn'
r. H. IEUMA\N.
EDWIN =. EOOLEf.
DATED April aih. 1874 ~ Nassau Street
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
financial.
,--.o- --------- = = ? : = :. -, n, ,co,
NEw-YoEK AND LoNDo$' April ID iS'A
TO THE HOLDERS or THE

xEwYoEY. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
CLOSING rRIcEs oF BOSTON srocis.

Ycstcrd,v To-GaV.f yesterday. T, lny
ktci 6 TOp..... lbs if-s htls1tic ........ 10 q
i'rs e Arany COS rs Boz, q Monj.... 3ci. 20.
Bos & Maine. .l49i. l49s, Cal & Heca. . ag3 ..3
chic bur & o.. Nla Npi Franklin ........ ga
East Il Gs....llYie 1liz k'aisa~ce ......
Fitch I: = pref. = - IOs""oia ......... - -
I1int = NJ. lGis iGia quincy ......... - 80
Flint :. = VI ~. - - Tamaraci ......lGs lfS
Is . stJNC Il .s.12f I2f hnuie'ou 1. Co.. iI
Lit Il. II s.. S5's ~. Boston J. Co.... =. -.
Mass Ccniral ~ p san Diego = co.
cent - ~ West End J. O.. 1iis 1liz
y Y < E.. iOis - iicl Telephone. lSSis lS9
y 4 y r -. .1W9 flo Gamson - Ser. - -
Old Colony .....lIGi4 l1Ve Water Power las -
JSuilani .... "a "a Centennial ...... "a
Rutland pref I'll & y = Telephone. - -
Wis Cont ~ ~ Butte q B0st... - 10
Wis Cent pref e. T.. %. Gen Electric io7s 50
All " co mcv). 30 30 'Wrsting Nlcr.... rs 30
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
WHITE STAR LINE.

Csrn,r,c An- u . A. m Gcrmanc. May 81. a. n.
.r.Iinnic Nav 4 e. rn 'r-utonc. Ma, 81, y. 10.
Bri,ann!c May . $50 a. ms Britannia june g. 80 a m.
majestic. NAV lG 3:sO i'Mnlcftlc prf ~ y ''
From White star Dock. fo"t u Wes, loth-.,s.r,
so COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER sTEAsi -.
Saloon rates $50 upward according 70 steamer si 10.
o her second cabi' on these steainr so "a 90
$40 Etsegage from the Old country -, 40 20
Broadway NewYor: Ihilaa9pha ,,,,. ~ Ws.nu-s~
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
CITY or Sr. LOUIE
PROPOSALS FOR --.---.... ,,~,.,,s
rOfp PER CENT .D.lEAR GOLD RENEWAL boNbS
MAYORS OFFI T..
n Louis April 9Th 1894
nY VIRTUE Of Ordlnance 80. il.44a autho

FKorOsAlS Foi, .,.,,,,.,, rovns
MAYORS 12dPrEiIssEe ,,ru 9Th $50,
DY VIRTUE Of Ordinance no l7.44o. author.
ID ns Tho issue ard sale = renew san15 oe o' s ~ w.
= 81 l'ns sca~a ,r @ bundr~t eleven thou
pound. sterling d4il 900 IN sa,d nont' & az ,E
Mayor. omec IN ihe Cy o. - I~s,s gni an @,ensi
~ ,he und~r.ign~d snd place and hour coil, ,,,,
sa 'na. @ c 5"', :. Jsns s.., n,. 's ~ % - G n
or fl", S,cng The tlii"r may e''c lay.Dc lay ,"5 ,
srr,l a, '' n.e~i, . ctof- pn,nGir hc =, lny =
I,. fi pecenicr r.-pcctiyciy w n~ attached 20 caen
gd T'e ni, anl ,on'cH, ~ ,s WI 'eno.nio %, 81 co
r. God coin then The principal ana iHieett ,n"',l h
SAriGHAL SiH ~ nHNS o9 GoMMERcE Is SEW YORK IN
United COLA coin or - ~, ofre - ne 'I"tJn~' I
rnsiani n s'eriins. the rate = 81 500, per .n'n5
100 serns then the PRINCIPAL anl interest h,3s'f r., o M
- ihe Na,iona Inn1 = scotland. limited ~ Nchoas
IsToH i1nr ( M NJ n,IK o oMMERcr il NFwyoi!K IN
nird state. Gold u" rate 90 81 N' per p'ni
S,csr Is ihr ,n' rncpa ana r,crst thereof ne
ini'c state, Gol Dollar and Pound sotlng VIII be . T2.
fonis may le exchanged registered bonds at any
idcs are ae.ol :, state in - nsr pr92o'als oS sss,, i
rrop,sas must be- accompanei iy d'pos' - cash or
a ,ubcc, 70 nis APPROVAL. eIual o h'e % pei c,nt -
e nominal I'gI3 1h rropesai Is no, 5~cepiei
- be r''n'n@h ~, f,r,einrr - the city In cont u
:, be h'' M, gort Il he bidder 20 comply with
r'ssi or In case ~ compliance, 10 be retained as PAX
! j., ,ie ,urri,ase money. \ deposit IN the "luf"d
% ,, !, me- credit ~ 'he Ctr of 81 Louis. IN tho
WATIovAL nNNK or COMMERCE ~ SEW YORK or
/ ~, the nfir. 81 the NATIONAL BANK or SCOTLAND
/ LIMITED LONDON. ENGLAND. VIII he accepted as
ron,tl,euce tho requirements relating 20 Dc
.t. ~ interest will br allowed earnest money de-
/ ,,,ti,ed Lv M. successful bidder.
/ a., b. the conditions nn1 re-"
.fvatlrns u this advertisement an1 must rcfer TO s1n
IA a ur'ou Of agreement on the part ~ me bldie
rh. yards will be subject % the ipryFn of III" 'oli
,,if,ee on WAYS ana Means u both branches ot me
rhc / nds viii delivered against payment 'h"reto-
I stuIa AZ
IL, of s. Louis the 9th day - June. lNl4 or y
/ ne lbt.r his Yruposa az The NATION NJ
! Hank OF COMMERCE. ~ NEW-NORK. On the 18th
| day of June 1894 . . .., 90,
| bids ,,, =, a.. ,,n,.-.,o,o, o,t
ndorsei proposals for Purchase ~ s. Louis 'itF
| bonds , ,.,ra- ,o,.~rro,,a,,
i,ineJ Al the office Comptroller ~ the Ciiy OF
Louis. g. Wal ,,,r,ler
New-York tribune., 1894-04-22

Il. SOMERS HAYES.
Chairman,
L. 4. NON UOFFHANN,
EDWARD y. GIBBS. g.. Vt,
FREDERIC T.. OEtcTT.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
GEORGE G.. HAVEN,
ADRIAN ISELIN. Jr.,
WILLIAM ROTCU. 49,,
u. RODMiN WELD,
CHARLES -. BEAAAS. ., c..,
JOHN II. Dos PASSOS.
HERMAN KOBBE. Secretary.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-20
The Storage Battery.

A well-known authority points out
that in the best forms Of accumulators
but fractional part of the material
employed in it's construction is really
active; therefore, the storage cell, as
made at present, while actually of
great, and daily increasing service,
is relatively a most inefficient appara-
tus. An ap: eciable increase in it's eff
ficiency would have a remarkable eff
feet on railroad operations. Leaving
out of the question all possible improve
ments of a mechanical nature, which
may tend toward the reduction of
first cost, greater stability of plates
and cells, higher rates of charge and
discharge (all points Of great impor-
tance in a traction celD there still re-
mains a splendid field for improve
ment in traction accumulators. AS
showing the possibilities of the future
development : Of the storage battery,
it is computed as within the region Of
probability, that a cell from which
return of only, say four ampere hours
per pound can now be derived, may
be made to have double, four times,
and even ten times it's present capaci
tv ~
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-10-20

The people took her from him and
she stood on the pier tripping gzwith wa
ter Then they turned to Tray and
praised him, but he was gone. He had
Jumped over again. .ss5
They were surprised They thought
( another child must have fallen in with
I out their seeing ii, but they were quite
/ willing WILLING that Tray should have all the
resp ibiity Of saving it. This time
ffs.Iray WasSa long time under the water.
- RThey ley began to wonder what had be-
come of him, but no one thought OF
doing anything to help the brave dog
sssIhey did not even throw a rope out
that he could have caught in his teeth
although the current ran very strong
where he had gone down. However,
ne did come up to the surface in time
and then they saw he had something in
his mouth Z ( Fl ss.:..6 -
He came slowly to shore as he was
very tired. He had been down to the
I very bottom Of the river and fished up
the doll which the little girl had in her
hand when she fell over and now he
came to her with it, 1t was Just as
good in Tray to save the: doll as to
save the child, but the people laughed
at him, except the little & girl; Tray
{ trotted home. He did not know what a
hero he was or how much better than
the people who thought themselves so
much wiser than a dog, and yet would
not run a risk Of hurting themselves to
DO what he had done without thinking
of himself at ALL " -. z
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He Came to Her With 1t.

He Came to Her with 1t.
weather. She was playing with her
dol, and singing to herself and having
a nice time, so that she forgot how near
she was to the edge, and all at once
she lost her balance and fell into the
water. @...l
The poor child serea ned as she fell
In and the people on the dock all rush.
ed to the edge and looked over, but the
water was very deep, ten or twelve feet
and the current very strong, so that the
men We're afraid to jump in after the
poor little girl, who was drowning be-
fore their eyes. To be sure. they had
to think Of their own wives and child
3ren before risking their lives to save
her While they were all calling on
each other for help, and none willing to
be the one to come forward a dog ran
up. He was not afraid and he did not
stop one minute to think about Wheth-
er he would get drowned.
He saw the child struggling in the
water and he leaped over at once. He
.diyed down to the bottom, then he
rose near her and in a minute he had
her light and swan with her to the
land
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at Fire Island, for the illumination Of
the adjacent coast, and the projections
Of the feet of ships entering New York
harbor. "a remote suggestion of this
power of this lamp may be arrived at
by bearing in mind that an ordinary
oil lamp is about 38 or 40 candle power
and then trying to imagine the COM
bined beam Of about 100000 Roches-
ter lamps. The ordinary electric
street light may be put down at 1000
candle power, and $50, 1000 Of these
would about represent the strength
Of the Fire Island light. The most
powerful oil lamp yet made is sup
posed to shine out, on a clear night,
for distance Of thirty-fye or forty
miles, but the new light will flash its
welcome rays to the incoming Euro
pean 'sliners" when they are 12O miles
away. The light revolyes rapidly, and
throws out its beams with the inten-
sity and speed of lightning. The mo-
tive power which actuates it is sim
pie clockwork arrangement contained
in a box 2 feet square, and although
the revolving portion of the light
weighs fifteen tons, the mechanism
controlling it is so delicate that the
pressure Of two fingers will turn it..
The value Of this marvellous lamp can
only be determined by practical work
ing, but it promises to represent an
immense stride in the science Of
coast and light house illumination.
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end Of the tube should be uppermost
Tightly cork the bottle after having
SO regulated the string that the bottom
Of the tube does not touch the liquid.
The piece being loaded it now only.
remains to set, it off. It sufnces for
this to place the bottle horizontally
on two. pencils laid parallel to one an
other on the table, and which repre-
sents the gun-carriage The water in
the bottle penetrates the tube dis
solves the tartaric acid, and generates
an amount of carbonic acid gas,
which drives out the cork with a vio-
lent explosion, while with a reaction
ary movement the bottle rolls back on
the pencils initiating more or less the
rumbling Of a retreating piece Of artil-
Iery. *4. 7. -. Z