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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-18

For the heart 90 consent mat any kna
~ q wrone snail live rs a vote FOR the
devi 10 be- prince OF this world.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
slus Der sawerem 3ett Der gsptb.

ssm bem gefiB bss ifdbtiI9en Mus
ieuns BON Yaris befinbet ii9 Elm
8riefpe95el, ben '@eoffrpb Saint 9i@
laire, 9ireftor beg Sarbin bes plan<
tes. tpdbrenb Der Barrier .8elagerung
NIT benz @9ld9ternleifter Deboos
fiibrte. Dsrfeibe betrifft bic Sbiere
bes 8artens, bic benz S9luatmefer
iiberIiefert tpurben. Qlm "a. Sftober
1870 faufte Oebops 6 Wads. 8 3ebras
unb l 8uffel fir 265O Jr., einen tpabz
rem @pottprsis. Wenige Gage barauf
Elm iunges Menntbier fir 200 Sr.,
einen Ddbn fir $50, 10 @tiid 9efliiz
ael far 152, % fleine Gnten fir 145,
IL @dnie unb IA @ntel fir 300 ST.
Mm 8. globentber tpurbe elm MnHlope
qefAladtet, bann farlen 2 tleine @ber
unb 2 fleine @hpeine fiir 1900 st.,
3 ruffif6e Henntbiere fir 1900, Elm
Rafuar fir 200, 2 fleine gber nnb 2,
fleine fbtparae @htpeine fir 1900, /
Menntbter fir 400, / aaiuar aus
NeubolIanb fir 200, 2 Henntbiere fir
800, 2 goIdnen fir 100, 3 5afanen
fir so, 1 OnnausGans fir 35. 1Gnte
um Is, 2 Gnten BON ben Rarolinen
Inn 80, 1 adngurub nm 100, 4
69ipein nm 300, 2 Derenbete 0afanen
um so ST. 9lm 20. Nobenber ipsrben
8 Mntilopen unb / Silberfafan NIT
1920 ST. be3ablt. Cine anbere @nti='
LOBE neblt 8 @anlbia @8dnfen unb
einem fnpar3sn S1tpan foiteten 1000
ST. 9lm 20. Npbenbsr tpurben pers
duBert sSmsi grobe 9tri@ fir 25OO
ssr., bann sfDsi anbere 9irI6e fur
5000, etn 8ar fir 500, 3 afrifanifAe
Mntilopen fir 400, ein Moufflon, 2
fleine 8Sde fir 200, cine Mntifppe fur
$50 syr., sfpei 0irf6fiibe unb 5fpei
fleire Ghtpeine fir 2200 Jr. @m 20.
December tpnrben 3pei Rarneele NIT
5000 Gr. beaablt; am @Orabenb bes
Meibnahtsfeltss elm Oromebar NIT
1880, atpei 0Gn1e NIT 120. StDei
pfauen nit 80, bier gnten NIT 100
syr. gfm 20. Oeaember 5abite D.boos
$1,000 ST. fir 3IDei glspbanten, bereH
bartes aleifb 1onit feline Qiebhaber
finbst 6ieraus sebt berDor, bab bic
Glsiidnotb fAon I'M NoDember nnb
DECEMBER febr. sroB geipDrben mar,
pGbrenb bic 8elagerung trit gnbe Sas
nuar enbete. gla1 Neuiabr stpar bsnn
aud fein Gleifa mehr an haben sauber
pferbefleiid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
1rau fpdr gum Gpislen art cut ustO 81

Graa mar gum SpisIen ID cut unO 81
bornebrl.
n Nun fdrttten ne neben einan6sr bit1s
llnqliaselprpnen belDsgte 8elbss hers
i<lbs Gkbcnfe.
.su gsgsn nun fDsts fdgtsa y
tnbii@
rssa. nioreen friib! eta, e pdt|
bod f6Dnl@
.ssya, bus mar es!1 4
.Werben sic EN- tperig an MIDI
auriidbsnten21
.Ob, Qerr Qieuiendnt!1
Sic sitterte; At fiihlte es an i6reri
Mrm. ben fie lsicbt In ben feiner gelest.
Dd mar Ct lsiebt nsbr 6err feinsr
felbf. @ersefen tpdren pl0blia alle
Iauten Wprfdbe. ipeggeipebt aIle @hiids
ternheit- Mie pon felbit brdngte ii9
ihm ibr Wornanle anf bie 2ipper.
s6ebtpig rnein Gott, iparnm {inb
Sic nidt frei2! @ie leben unsliidlicb,
in tpeib es!" ss
nWas ipiifen Sic bapou! l1nb fpenn
ib frei tpdre2" s
80, barn -. bann tpiirbe icA Gh
Il, r1sine Mruf 5dblieben nnb Sie fras
gen: Wolen Sic nsein Metb tperz
beng
Da blieb iie itebsn, fab ibm bon in
bic Nugen nnb banAte leife: $50
fragen sic bo1!"
uWiee 9ebmis!.. tpie ion id bas
.beuten2"
sd -. i9 bin frei;. bpr aht sas
gen 1T meine gbe sefhieSen iporben!"
Da nar es ibn1, als ob fi9 ibm ber
6inamel Dffne. gr. fraste niht, ipis
unb tpas2 er fNoB fie freubstrunten
in feline @rme, fiibtt iie ipieber nnb
ipteber auf ben Munb, auf bic Mngeu
unb itdmmelte: noebpig, ltebe 9eb<
mia, fiiBe 9ebipig!'
Grit fpGter, piel fpdter, fraste er.
Natiirltdb bate lie ntrbt aller Welt nit=
theilen tpoIen, baE iie in @9eibnng
lebe. esSbr Mann fei ROB, babe fie mfg
hdnbelt; f1lteBlth bdtten fie fih IN
Site aetrennt unb tDesen gegenf feitiser
@6neialng Die S9eibuns ibrer G1e
bsdnfraat. @is cine grlDiuns fei ibr
bic Na9ti1t gefommen, baf fie fret
fet, aaa3 frei. Mu9 iiber tire fonftt=
gen 9erbdltnifTe fIdrte fie tbn cuff.
Qns fte fih Der 8arontn als Der%
lobte borftellten, brobte biefe ibm
fhalfbaft nit ben Singer.
n@t, ei, mein lieber 5err 2ieutenant,
mir fbeint, Sic haben bier Elm pifdn<
tes Mbenteuer gefa9t! Sic fpuBten
ia gar nidt baB 9ebpie fret tit!!" q
rSh i'd abnte es. itamnelte er bers
leaen.
@eftdnbsn bat er es ibr erlt am
6pheitsabsnb.
.Mein Mberteiier babe i9 nun bod
nidt oehabt,@ rleirte er ldnenb. SD
bin tpoN niht Der re4te Mann baau."
80 ia, Du Daft es gsbabt, aber iA
min bafiir forsen, baB es bas einsise
bleibt!"
ltnb bos bat fte tpirfli1 gethan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18

OasiHeseben. Jiirit: Sd
hdhe ben @lanben an bic MenI1beit
perlorer. 4lle 2eute, bic Inn MIDI
finb, berftelen iiA. gs sibt feline ebr=
Iihe Meniden mebr. Srsunb bes
Jiiriten: Sb. bod 9ur9laudt, -
es gibt nod ebrltde Menfden aber
bitif fomnlen nibt gu ben Siirftsia!
8os6aft. Dame (alte go=
qfette): rWas? Sic iinb Inon Maz
jDr2 Mie bic 3eit bergebt! Grinnern
Sir fi1 nod an mid, ba i9 nod
aJidbtbsn tpar2l @ie fpisltsn oft NIT
snirr Maior: rDas mar mein @as
tsr!s - Dame: nNi6t bod, 9err
M1oiprr Maior: .Dnan ipar's
1nsin @roBDater!1
Nus eigener Grfab~
sung Mufter: .Mber Du nuBt
tpM enb1ib einnrul lsrnen, Did aIlfim
nnsn3ieben, Grib1en. Wenn Du mul
fpGter Golbat biit, tpirf Dn aun fem
Rinbermdb1en bdten!1 Der tleine
Grib: 80 bod, Mama, Golbntsn bas
ben inan1er Rinbernhdb1en BEL fI3!~
50 gebt's. 2aternenansiin<
Der iiber bic ginfiibning bes eirftriz
fhtn Qidts: So Is e dif ber Welt.
D1 lernt nter M fein G'Ihdft nm
nnHber erfinbe f'Dus, po f'unfereirsn
gar rimuer bronden.1
Wennernur3nfhluden
hGtfs. Mrmn1rutb: Msnn bic
Enilberung Sbur Gage pabrbeitsges
frtl iii, banB iirlt Gie in bfr Sbat Elm
0nner G1luder. - 1ettler: Menn
IDS nur iDdr, 0err Ratb, aber ih baB
ia gar nidts 81 ihlud<u!
- Bet Der gnrbinenpre='
bi0t. Ct: M9. Eiime noh einmnI ser
HuQerblid. tpO mir bor bun Qlltar itnn=
btla! Sic: So! DOB Dn nein fa<
afn t0nnfklt! glint fpdbr2 ssSa tpobL
b0y III Dir 5u5utraussL Sd. DaS febt
|Dix 6bnli@ CT: Jltin. Weil id6
Il 3sine iiis5siie Rebt b5rts. sic
lpl1T pjf @opet!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
Marmtat .peiaf SIT?

gor eii,isen Sabren fanb Bel benz
prdfbenten Mrtbur elm Gaitmabl
itatt,5u ipel9em AUDI einige inbianlI9e
6duptltnge eingelaben tparen. Cine
Der &otbbdute bemerfte, bub iein
bleihsefidtiger Nahbar ii1 gum Glei<
fde cine gang fleine msnge eines
8reies nabm, Der In einsm 3ierli1en
f@efdbe bor inn ftanb. Gs mar elm
i9arfer Senf. Ser in biefsr 8eaie>
bung unerfabrene Snbianer rneinte,
biefe Speife iniiiIe cine beIonbere Goiis
barfeif fem unb benubte bic Delegens
belt, ii9 redt uusgiebig nit ibr sa Derz
fOrgen. Gr ber3ebrte auf einmal eiaen
sroBen 2Dffel polI bapon, berfpiirte Elm
getpaltiges 9rennen, ber11ludte aber
tapfer bic 51rsdli1e GpeiIe, nobel It
.iebph rkht berbinbern fonnte, DaB ibm
Sbrdnen in bic Mugen traten. Gein
anberer Nahbar, aud cine GotDbaut,
fragte eritaunt:. ,Was fpeinit Du
benn9" .@eil i9 baran begfe, baB
beute bor aht sSabren mein Batter i'm
Miifiiiippt ertrunfen it, dntipDrtete
iener. Rah einiser 3eit nabm Der
dnbere Snbiuner cine eben1o grobe
Menge Senfes au fih, unb min mar
bus Weinsn an ibm. Da fraate
fpDttifh fein GenoHe: limb parnm
tDeinit benn Du iebtg" rWeil i1 MIDI
barber grdme. oab nibt aud Du bas
mails i'm Miffiffippi ertruntsn bit,"
laiitete bic Qlnttpprt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18

Ser alts 0err!" faote ber Gon1nlsrs
aieurotb pfrgniies. sNd, prolt - erlt
sinlnal trinten!A
Ndh eiskr tIetnsn Wetle ftng Wn1=
ter pieoer an:
.Gie miiiIen benz often inlponirer,
lieber ssreuab ~ iu,ponirsn!"
,QIber tpie21
,Sababa! Wffen Sic, tpas t1
tbdte, penn ih an Sbrer SteIe fpdrts
sd bin febr begierig!
sd trdk por TIN bfn iinb fagte.
sNb lfebe Sbre Gpbter - nnb tie itebt
mid pieber! Sic geben tie MIR nnD
bamit baita!1
Die Solse tpiirbs ein Winf nab Der
Shiir fein!"
.Ddnn fiists tdj bir5u: MAS lpOl@
len sic benn2 SD BIN aefuno, N
flotter Rerl unb tpexbe sic gum fun,o'
|sf1 GrpBpapa mahen!"
limb bann9"
gea - bann Tebt ber Mlte auf. gibt
scybnsn geriibrt bie Sanb, ruff ieine
Sohter unb bat,n tpirb sefriibitiidt."
,Mn," feuf3te Gmif, rtpenn i9 MIDI
barauf berlaiTen i0nnte!"
T ,WerIai{en Sic iiA barailf."
.@arantiren Gie's mir2" frdgte
Der Sanger fhneG. 500
.geatirli9," la6te Der tpeinislige
gomrner3ienrutb -nfo ipirb's, nsetn
Mort baraufi"
0lm unberen Morgen um elf llbr faB
Der gon1mer3ienrdtb i'm Mobnaimmer,
bebasEid feine pfeife rduheno, als ibnt
Gnil gernelbet ipurbe.
,M3as min benn berg" iagte er er&
ftaunt unb rieb iieb bic Stirn. Der
qbenb bate inn bod sinen 4nflug
bon Rater eiltgetrugen.
@mif iiberfhritt bic G9tpeGle. gr
fab duBsrit feierlid aus in Der be-
fannten 6errenz@ala%Sra9t.
uSie iiberraf9en mid, lieber 8"
empfina ibn Der gonlmer5ienrath -
,tpomit fann i1 Sbnen btenen!"
llnb prompt fam es iiber Gmils
2ippen:
sd liebe Sbre So4ter unb bieie
MIDI tpieber. Sic geben fie mir utlo
bafnit bafa!"
Der Gomner5ienratb riB bie Musen
ipeit uuf: nWaase"
ltnb ebenIo prompt tDnte es BON
gmils 2ippsn suriid:
.Was nolIen sic benn2 SD bin
oefunb. Elm flotter &erl, unb tperbe Sic
altu farno5en @rpbpapa MAIDEN"
Das MntliB bes gommeraienratbs
r1thae ficb, er fprang auf unb rtef I.
6err, 1inb Sic bes Seufels9"
rgitte," lG9elte Gnttl. rSe fallen
aus Der Aolfe. Sept miiien sic mir
Die 6anb seben, Sbre Soater rnfen
ilnb bann geben mir gum Sriibitiid."
.Mber, Sreunb4en - bas 1T ia nns
linn r -" esat s
.Nfpabre, es ift bic Dolle blanfe
@abrbeit = unb baB Maes 70 ges
fGleht, bdruilf 9dben SoTe MIR ge1terH
ecshr Mort!"
Der gommeraienratb ianf tpie
fpra9los auf feinen Sefief 3uriid.
Damn raffte eriih tpieber ennpor:
.@ie baben mid ba in elmer fADnen
Salinge gefangen!"
.papa," flang es ba BON Der Shiir
her nnb stpifden ben portieren erfaien
.Mlmas @eii9then. nSa, papa,
es lit Mabrbeit, er liebt MIDI uno ia
liebe ibn tpieber!"
Ser gomnler5ienratb brumnte nod
Elm Meilhen, bann gab er, betpegt BON
ben Bitten Der 2iebenben, feline ginz
tDiniaung.
l1nb alien Mnf6ein nod tpirb Der
aute gommer5ienratb ieinen nguten
Rath" nidt gu bereuen baben!
-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
!. Qlsratlihs Wroris. gt

MsrStli9t prartss Cir
Mrat erbdlt fpdt am Mbeib bic anrte
zines gonegefi. sRontn' bpb nod
Elm Dishen In bic Rneipe, iiils feblt ber
brittle Mann gum Gfat!1 eitbe
Gmilie, fagte er nun .3u fetnsr Jrdu,
in tperbs nohnaIs fortgsrufsr. SIT
es berul 10 inidtigg 2Ih Elm fhtpisz
riaer gan, nntipurtete er. 3msiNerate
iinb Mou ba!
Rinberrnurlb ;. G1bnhm
bes G3t1atsanipaltS bstet): r..., .unb
fibre MIDI niAt ii untsriu6ansss
ar~F. .*.s 49,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
: @eringer unterfAieb.

Gerinser umterfdisb.
QdnbtDirth: .WiFen sic, meine
gibte tit ipirtIiA ein praatmdbel, lie
ndht iiA ibre 5dnrmtliden Rleibsr
felbit. Bon Der bdt nod n,iemals
etue 56neibertn aud nur einen Doaar
aetriedt!1 y @tdbter:: .0m! Die
meinioe ldBt iib alIerbings iflmer bic
aIlerneueften urlb gef9mafDo[ltsn
Noben anfertisen. sym lebrisen pers
hdlt es fi6 NIT ibr fOnit genau 70, tpie
NIT Der Sbrigen!1
6Dnfte Teufelei. @dtDies
aerniitterhen ({ebnfu1tsboW: rNA,
tDenn ih bod bios 1O0,O 900 Dollars
frlein gigen nsllnen tDnnte. GAtpies
aerfohn: Sin por5iislider WunYd).
llnb tpas tpiirben sic bumit MAIDEN.
tuenn ih frugen barfg1 G@epieoers
mutter: sSie entefbsn!1 &
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
COOK COUNTY CONSTABLEs.
They Object to Outsiders Cutting
Into Their Business.

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Eighty Of the Cook
County consta5les held a meeting last
night and perfected an organization for
the protection of their craft from so-caled
invaders.
The meeting was mainly brought about
by the cutting into what the regular con-
stables con slider their vested rights by out
side constables, who have figured largely
in the wTlI-Of-replevin business in cOnnec-
ton with the gambling-houSe raids. The
session was a lively one for men who
make a vocation of assisting in preserving
law and order A complete list of officers
were elected. but n OF without considera BILE
electioneerlng and party feeling among
the fIieDGs Of the candid ties for office and
resulted in d. S. Blockom being elected
president
The following resolution was unani-
mously passed:
ResoIUfG. That 1t is the sense of this meeting
that we take away. il possible. the power from
a Jul tce of the Peace who unlawfnlly author
ICES persons outside of regular constables to
serve writs.
The constables will decide at the next
meeting, it is said. not 10 serve anv writs
for any justice who hires outsiders. They
will boycott him.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
FOR A GREATER CRIME.
Louis Robb to Be Taken From San
Quentin to Michigan.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. PA requistion
from the Governor of the State of Mich
gan on Governor Markham, asking for the
arrest of Louis Robb, charged with an al
tempt TO commit murder in that State. has
been received and the papers issued. Louis
RObb was sent to San Quen tin in April of
last year from San Francisco for embeZzle-
ment.
The papers panying the request
asking for his extradition stated that Louis
Robb aud William Vance on January %,
1892, attem pied to kill Fred A. Hobbs, the
Mayor of the city of Benton HarbOr.
About o'clock in the evening the Mayor,
his wife, two sisters and his children were
practicing vocal music when a shot was
fired through the window and lodgeC In
the wall very near TO Mr.. Hobbs head.
The latter had filed some complaints in the
courts for violations of the law.
Vance aud R0bb were accused of the
crime and held to answer. Robb secured
bail bond of $1,000 and skipped out, leav-
ing his boDdsmen in the lurch. VaDce was
found guilty on the same testimony that
would have convicted Robb, and SEN
fenced 10 twenty years IN the State peni-
Tertiary. Believing it to be in the interests
Of justice that he should be made to suffer
for The greater crime, and that he should
be renanded to the custody of the officer
depu;ed by the Governor of Michigan TO
receive him. Governor Markham has COM
muted his sentence so that his term Of i'm
prisonment will expire tomorrow.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
LESS THAN A MILLION.
Revised Estimates of Losses at the
Portland Fire

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. PA revised es-
innate of The losses resulting from yester-
days fire places the total loss at $765, 900.
Following is the loss in detail: Pacific
Coast elevator S2l0.O00 wheat in elevator
100000, coalbunkers $54. 900, coal in bunk
erS $l2, 500. warehouse $4,000, contents of
warehouse $40 500, wharfage $4,000, rail-
road trackage $4,000. sixty freightcars
sol COO. wheat in frPightcars $3.50. cleo
trical machinery $4,000, steamer Viii
iamette Chief $500. sIevedores' goods
$2250, miscellaneous $500.
The elevator and contents are fully in
sured in various COMPANIES. All the rail
road cOmpauy's property is insured under
blanket policies. The coal-bunkers, ware
house, wbarves and track were held in the
name of the Nurth Pacific Terminal Com
pany, but are in reality owned by the
Oregon Short Line under an agreement for
the purchase of all of the property If the
Terminal Company on the east side of the
river by the Oregon Short Line The
bunkers were insured tor $4,000, the
wharfage for $4,000 and the warehouse
for SIS, coo. The loss of the cars and a
part-pro badly the greater-part Of theloss
of their contents aud of the contents of the
warehouses will fall on the o. r. and \.
Company. which is fully insured by a
blanket policy covering all cars, freight in
transit. freight in warehouses, etc, all
along The company's line.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
BEMIS ON TRIAL.
The Mayor of Omaha is Still Calling
New Witnesses.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 24.-The case against
Mayor Bemis, brought to remove the Mayor
from his office, was resumed this afternoon
before full audience of sightseers. The
Mayor is still sunlmoning witnesses 20 re-
but the testimony put in by the complain
ants touching his alleged misdemeapors
and wrong-doings in Office. During the
afternoon Secretary Dumont of the Bemis
Land Company was OH the stand testifving
to the sale of the Bemis PARK land TO the
city, refute charges of fraud. City Comp
troller Olsen testified in reference to
charges of corruption 10 the contract. The
defense will close Tomorrow,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
EIe cted the Radical

PARIS. Sept. 24.-The result of the Sec
ond ballot in the district of Nueent-sur-
Seine to fill vacancy in the Chamber Of
Deputies. caused by the election of M.
Casimer-Perier to the Presidency, has re-
suited as follows: Bachimont, Radical.
1886; Robert, Republican, 1852. At The
oalIotng September Robert received
1853, Bachlmont 1851. A second ballot wa 8
necessary, as r bert did not receive n
majority over two competitions.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25

blers, the Harrison street police officers
raided poker game at 81 Clark street
early this morning Twenty-four China
men and six colored men were arrested.
Several poker-tables and a lot of chips
were confscated. When the officers en-
;ersd the room the players charged them
in An effort to escape, but without avail.
john San was booked as proprietor.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
Coast GOSSip

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The following men.
sions have been issued 10 California applicants:
Originally William Reese of San Franciscot Re.
newal and increase-W William B. Woods of Sac.
ramento, Josiah VI. Cook OF Sisson Mexican
War survivor, increase-Rlchard Palmer of Va.
llejO. Widow Indian wars-Ellza Kenik civ
of Sonora, Tuoumne.
Private James McCelliott of COMPANY h. For
tieth Artillery, now a Los Angeles. Cal. viii
be admitted 10 he Soldiers Home In the Dis
trict of Columbia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
Increasing Interest.

The more person sees OF "PicturesQue
California" the more interested he will
become in the work. Every picture is the
production of famous artist, and many
Of them are alone worth the price of the
work. No matter what your taste may be
you will find something to please you in
every portfolio
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
A Chimney AhIaze

The Fire Department responded to
call from box SO at 7:45 O'Clock last even.
ing, aud extingushed n chimney fire a 500
Ritch street. The premises were occupied
as dwelling house and the damage
amounted to nothing.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
THE REMEDIAL VALUE OF
SULPHUR BATHS

In eases OF eruptivs diseases or when the skin ia
in an unhealthy condition, is well established.
The identifying influence upon the cutice of these
baths Is equally well known Glenn's Sulphur
Soap possesses the same properties and produces
the same effect.
G. N. CRITTENToN. ESQ:
DEAR SIR: have Travelled for three years for
Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons Publishers New
YORK; have used "Genn's sulphur Soap" exclu.
sively for about four years; also have recon-
mended 1t to many persons, and my constant eI-
perlence has been that 1t possesses all
advantages that you claim for 1t for all SIX in cleans
ing, as well toilet purposes.
Yours truly. G. TT DuRANT
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80 Meeting Will Be Held TO Bori ow
on your piano without removal at COL
LATERAL BANK, Is Grant ave-, near Market
sheet' se3 st MoTu
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
PERSONALS.

No. 80. REMEMBER IS AT Pm. CLOVER.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25
Raiding Chicago Gamblers.

CHICAGO. Sept. "a. = Continuing the
series of recent raids on Chicago gam
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-25

SITUATIONS WANTED CONTINUED
GOD COOK WANTS SITUATION, OR WILL
- do houSework. Call or address 206 Fifth23 -
TRAINED NURSE WISHES ENGAGEMENT
as nurse to attend gentleman or ladies'; 9 years
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-30

arma una revoluci6n. Real Y yer.
iaderamente, Ia policia hizo en- 60
ia OCCASION una insensatez.
En- la Asamblea, ell presidente
anunci6 la muerte del gran patrio
ca, y propuso que 90 enviase un
deiegaci6u q Italia.
81 Sr Yasth. presidente del pa
lido de Ia independence, pronun
ci6 un discurso sobre la vida d.
KOssuth, y pidi6 quo los funeral {
20 hiciesen por el Estsdo, que e
pueblo Sc enlutase, que SO Cerrase
los teatros y que se dissen gracis
& Italia y q la ciudad de Turin 20
Ia hosplta!idad que habfa dispense
do a Kossnth. La OAmara recha
z6 las proposiciones, y por ls NO
che hubo varios confllctOs entire !,
policis y el pueblo.
Puedo afirmar que jam&s sobe
rano alguno del mundo ha tenidt
unos funeEales semejantes. Desd'
Turin hasta Buda Pesth, todo e
muDdo estaba de luto, en- toda
las estaciones de los ferrocarrile
hsbfa colgaduras y cspillas, la
poblaciones estaban llenas de COR
tlnajes y banderas negras.
.aHs impossible describir todo Il
que ha ocdrrido; los telegrama
dlcen, y no con poca raz6n. que ia
mas ee ha visto ceremonial igual.
Luis KOssuth es una de las gran
des figuras de este siglo.
e. CONTAINING de LGtOur, Cores
ponsal del BOLETM MEROANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-30

Total general dc buques dc Va
por y dc yea entrados y salidos
con carga y On lAstre 33, 3,S13.
Adem&0, Ia interesants Esta-
distica que nos ha sugerido esta'
Ifneas hAllase clasifieada:
En- Importation general Dc
mercaderfss; Importation esps.
cial; Importation temporal = mer
caderfas espanolas devueltas al
exsraDjero.
Y en- Exportaci6n general; ex'
porta .i6n temporal y mercads'
rias devueltas al extranjero.
Dsspues siguen multitud de 90
'tados, los cuales por 50 diversidad
y extension nj siquiera en- resu.
men nos es possible exponer q Ia
atenci6n de nuestros lectoIe'.
Ds bueu grado 10 nariamoS,
no impedirnos'o insuperable diff.
cultad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-30

'reocdpase estos dias de lac en-
tsrmedades que actualmente hasen
e.tragos en- las plantaciones de CO
da de sus AntiIlas. Esta tltims
'iaga del rico fruto o. un insect
lue plea 10 cafia por 10 mitad y
= mata indefecsiblemente en- Q
'reve plazo de una semana. CAL
dlase en- On treinta por ciento d,
. cosecha Ia devastaci6n y sntr.
que!los agFicultores reins pro
{ nda aIarma.
La Martinics az, segdn parece,
suelo que mas SURE de ese maj
anto mas grave allf cuan,o qu.
GO hay elementoa para estudiarlt
al comhatirlo seriamente."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-05-30
RECOMPENsAs.

El Real Decreto concediend'
msrecidAs recompensas & las Va.
lentes fuerzas navales que tom.
ron pArte en- 10 campai1a de Ne
lila dispoue 10 siguisnts:
Artfculo 1o-Se concede q To-
iotaciones de los buques que for
lnaron Ia escuadra de operacions'
te Africa, como q lac demAs fuer
1as de marina cue han prestad
ne servicios en- tierra, el abont
isI doble tempo que hsyan per
enecido q dichas foerzas naciona.
es para optar I los beneficios dt
retlro, premios de constancia :,
.ruces de San Hermensgildo, el
q inteligencia de que 4 los indi
'iiuo. de marineris, tropa = 1e-
nss clases que no teDgan opcl6D
premio de constancis, 90 lee re-.
1aJar& dlcho tempo del que To-
:orres2onda permanecer en- situa
zion de reserva.
Art 2o-Los herldos y confuse
graves tendran derecbo al abont
tel doble tempo que h.yan per.
enecido q Lac mismas fueryas,
dem6s 81 Que bayau in vertido co
~ compIeta curaci6r, cualq"ier'
que sea 81 punto donde este haya
senido lugar.
Art. 3?-Para los efectos do lo
stablecido en- los artfcu;os ante.
iorss, se confidersra como item
20 abonable 81 comprendido entire
u 2 de Ostubre del afio ppdo y 81
81 de Mario d'timo."