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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
Soy de Vds atento s. s.,
Doctor J. A. Ego AgWirve.
BLNCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLl
a..2
!. De PuertO-RicO.
C3 gsE&Essas
VI I,|IA6 SEOR EFT A B A

{ESgs5 ekGE8B
VI 1}A5 ARIA
i9Vaa
No quedando va mas que diez
dias del plazo fijado para el pago
del 2: dividendo de las aociones de
este Banco, por orden del senor
Presidente so recuerda los selio-
res Accionistas del mismo que adn
no 10 han satisfecho, que partir
del Is del corriente estaran obliga-
dos q aatisfaCer los intereses do la
mora, y en- aptitnd el Banco de
vender las indicadss acci0nes, ex-
pidlendo las titulos correspondent
Ges a los que las adquieran.
Puerto Rico, 5 de Diciembre de
1894-Vc B? El Presidente acci-
dental, Julian e. BlGnoo.-El Sc
sretarlo, Sa!vadOr FuI!GdosG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09

ha de ssr sometidoa le represen-
tanteg de la naci6n, qusnes habrAn
de trazar Ia Inca de 0nduCta que
seguir debamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
ENTERNEpApES d ESTdMAGN. ,Yua cnas,slaa
Lima, Abril II de 1894.

Sres Scott y Bovine, New York.
Muy Sres mios: Hace tres amos
que en- mi ciientela no hago uso de
otra preparaci6n de aceire de baca
lao que la de ustedes, eonoCida con
ell nOmbre de Emulsion de Scott
pues adems de ser cast inspid a ,
es una feliz asociaci6n del aceite
de bacalao con los hiposfoftos que
son agentes preciosos y de ineludi-
BILE indication en- todos los varios
casos de nutrici6n empobrecida,
escr6fulas, tuberculosis, raquitis
mo, osteomalacia, y Otros mal0l
estados generates consecutivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
OLlvAS ] COMP:
S0 ssJa0leClmlensSs
.Es.4s .aax,

Il la MA110RQUINAIx
24Sa0 JustO %, Is y 27.-FaDrics
de Chocolate y Oontiteria al DO,
mayor y al detail. Sin competen.
ola, La primezR On 80 clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
lNTONIO khplU lssk5LT,

Doctor en- Dereoao Civil ; o.
a6nico, Abogado DO sos Ltustree
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rioo.
CON bufete alberto en- Ia Capital dc
Ia Monarquia, ofrsos suas spsvicioa
profesionalos & 80 nanezo @ olion.
tela de esta Isla, pa:a ante 81 Tri.
bunal Supreme de Justloia, el Oon-
seio de Rssado, Tribunal de Ouen.
tas Gel Reino y demAs oentSos su.
periores. 'ud'ais1es y adUiniet1aN'
vos de la NaeS6n.
Sexrsn, nSga / Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
Soy de Vds 8. s.,

DR. Constantine T. CargGllo, Pro
fesor de Ia Facultad de Medicina
de Lima, Oirujano de la Maison
de Sant6, Gale de Filipinas, mime
70 159.
Confanza absoluta. - Malaga,
26 de Mayo de l8S0.-Sres Lam
man & Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
senofes mfos: 81 mi cOnfianza no
fuese absolute, y si no estuviese
bien Convencid0 de Ia acCi6n pa
tentemente depurativa de .su zor-
Eaparrilla, C2:. n1eYa curaci6n que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09

ESTANOIA.
So vende una cerea de Rl0-pie
pras propia para leCherfa 6 casa de
sampo. Intormaran, en- 10 Oapits
Sau ,Fusto. 3.-Baios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
SOLUCIOI POLI-DIGBSTIVI
DE ULRIC1. QUlMlCO.

'"snos debs SOLUo1ON haya eneon.
a.o con los demas ratamientos Son rapdos segu-
moorfs dsde lac primeras d6ss 81 door de ss
mego los Ttos aceda inapsncia darrea etc; curGndoss
aee,o 0s eoeso Ia d;spepsa gaalgia log cosor.os n.
aunque ngan muchos danguedad as como
cr6na Es indispensable para los que padssea
10 vensa depostao general para sA dc Pusrto-Rico
Fidel Gui1lermety.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-09
WATERLOO POLITICo"

G4sEuR. Dbl. ..sollIs.. EklsAA7A."lIUa ISIiIStps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
RACE DISCRIMINATION,
The National Equal Rights League
Adopts Resolutions.

The rights of the colored man and the
Determinations that are said to be made
against the race were vigorously discussed
Equal Rights Association In the Metro
politan Baptist Church. on r street be-
tween 18th and 18th streets A number
of reports were received
One of the sharpest reports was that OF
the committee on discrimination in the
District Of Columbia. This report gave a
long list of grievances and said that within
the shadow of the dome of the Capitol no
man can be convicted Of murder II the VIC
tim be negro and the criminal a white
man, while the courts are swift and merci-
less In the punishment Of co1ored persons
1t characterized the Discrimination In res
taurants and hotels as "unchristian, unrea-
sonabie. unnatural and unjust. and having
their origin In a spirit that justified hui
man chattlehood." 1t was resolved that
II is the duty of the aggrieved, prescribed
ana ill-treate ted citizens to agitate and urge
that measures be inaugurated TO secure
complete freedom from odious and unjust
determinations based on the idea that
this is a white mans country"
The report of the committee on assaults
and lynchings condemned what II called
the unlawful and brutal killing of Amerf-
can citizens because they are black
officers were elected as follows: Distric,
counselor, DIR. @. W. Bryant; first DEPUTY
counselor. Prof. Jesse Lawson; second dep
uty counselor, Mrs. Eta Webster; record.
ing secretary, Samuel G. Thompson; cor
responding secretary. j. f. Bruce: finan-
cial secretary. Miss Gertie Dawson. as.
chaplain, L. G. Lamkins: sergeant-at-arms
Samuel l.. Bush. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
DO NOT HAVE TO PAY.
Residents of Iowa Can Forget Their
LIQUOR Dtlls.

The Iowa supreme court has rendered a
decision that makes the sale of liquors by
outside parties to residents of Iowa a peril
Gus venture. Not only is 1t held that par
ties in Iowa who have paid for liquors fur
nished by outside firms can recover the
amounts so paid, but it is held that they are
not responsible for the return of the empty
cases and kegs. even though a contract has
been entered into for such transfer.
The decision was rendered In the case of
Gipps Brewing Company, appellant, VS..
Charles de France. Action was brought by
the plaintiff to recover the sum OF s., go IS
alleged to be due for beer sold and deliver
ed to the defendant, and for cases and
kegs not returned.
The defendant as counter claim asked
a Judgment for the amount of money he
had paid defendant for beer and by direc-
ticn of the court n verdict Of 81 ,006 was
given the defendant.
The ground Of the counter claim was that
the agreement between the parties was in
violation of law, because the agreement
was to be performed in this state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
No Remit No Concert.

Disappointment. not music. rewarded the
half thousand or more persons who
braved the weather last evening and wended
their way to Convention Hall to attend a
concert by the United States Marine Band
for the benefit of the Fredericksburg Memo
rial fund and the fund for the National
Peace Jubilee in April. 1895. The superin-
tendent of the hail. Mr.. David Towers,
about $50 o'clock, announced to the au-
dence that the concert would not take place.
as the manager had failed to pay the hall
rent. The superintendent. however, invited
those present to remain In the hall until
the rain ceased. IL they SO desired Consid-
cradle dissatisfaction was expressed at the
turn Of affairs, even after the assurance
had been made that ticket money would be
refunded today.
Mr. w. Howard Mills. the manager OF the
proposed concert, states that he had no idea
that he would be required TO pay the rent
until after the concert and had made no
preparations to do SO. but on the other
hand. Mr.. Towers says that the hall asso-
citation cannot AFFORD to run any risks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
The Race Meeting n Failure.

The running race at st. Joseph has proven
a failure, and the boogmakers now have
charge of the races. Offering free admission
as an inducement for crowds. The attend
ance has been light from the start and
many of the horses have left tie track
Col. Hatch. the well-known horsemans who
had charge Of the meeting, it is understood
has lost heavily on the venture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
They Want State Bapks.

The state convention OF Mississippi bank
ers has adopted resolutions requesting
Our Senators and Representatives to vote
for the repeal Of the 10 per cent tax on state
banks"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Cotton BedWear Dent.

loo Sheets. Of good standard muslin size
2kx21a yards. Each.
White Duck Coats for BARRIERS, walters
and clerks at soda water fountains. Sizes
~ to 49, Each
Hamburg Embroidered Pillow Shams, with
rufie Of same Value, S2.75 pair. This
lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Cotton Department.

20 pieces White Cotton Duck, q inches
"Aoc' Aaiu'
TOO pieces ''Hiawatha," the new cotton
crepe for evening wear. Black and all COL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Blanket Department.

summer Blankets. gauze weight. Warm
enough for chilly summer nights and not
heavy enough to be uncomfortable
~ par up from. ..................... 500
- p'i'' UP iroui '.'..'...'............. 400
Pair' up from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 300
io-4 pair up from. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
AileDdale' or Dimity Bed Spreads for
summer use.
VI, FOR single beds, each. ............. CT
Ior si,peos' each. ............-........ .9G
~ Ior double beds each. .............. LOO
IT ior extra large beds each. .......... lbs
Boston House" Bed Spreads. full size
Marscies pattern. Each. on
silkaline-covered Comforts, lightweight
ruftcd and plsin. Each, up FROM "a
Gray Blankets. part WOOL pair. .. 1. II
We call special attention to our facilities for
furnishing summer cottages and campinso par.
ties with bedding, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
,Sarsaparilla
AT the Worlds Fair.
lit LEADS
All Other
BLOOD
Purifiers.

TO GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION, Bill
iousness, constipation torpid liver without dis
turbing the stomach purging the bowels, take q
few doses OF Carriers Little Liver Pills, they
Will please YOU
THE MODERN MIRACLES OF HEALING WHICH
indsputably performed by DIR. Williams
Pink Pills should receive the closest investiga-
ton by sick people and their friends Ja27-eosly
LII TIE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH DE SURE
and that old well-tried remedy. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup for children teething. II
-o0thes the child. softens the gums. allays all
pain. cures wind collie and ia the best remedy for
diarrhoea. twenty-five cents n bottle. my1-1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Monday.
Housekeeping Goods Day.
Table and Toilet Linens, Blankets, Comforts Cotton
and Linen Bedwear, &C.,
For Summer Use.

b
what the day Of in of
Is
10 skip ngeo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
s'-]C ~ IL W l. II. y
Splendid MattingS.

NAdVtllAXSs
Loco yards White China Mat
tings that would regularly sell for kC
121zc- yard. Our price. W.
1900 yards Fancy China Mat m
ting. 15c quality. Our price,. ~
5000 yards Fancy China Mat
ting. choice patterns, fresh goods. mr.
usually Is cents. Our price,. AVS
$500 yards Heavy Fancy China
Mattings, choice patterns. usually unI/C
liz cts. Our price. ............ A~/2
800 yards japanese and Chinese
Fancy Jointless Mating. new
patterns and colorinGs. usually 1sC
IS cts. Our price. NO~'
$500 yards Extra Heavy Fancy
Jointless Mating. In choice pat
t Sa9 n aae eolo.'' usually 30 cts VIC
1900 yards Best Quslity Fancy
China Jointless Mating, usually neC
20 cents. A special drive at.... 90
2,4oO yards Cotton Warp Japan
csc Darnask Mating. all new and
choice patterns and colorings, oeC
usually 80 cts. Our price,. OOS
30 Mating Rugs. 20 by 4s 0RC,
inches. Each. ..-.............. ~
,. 800 Mating ssas Rugs 80 by y SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
PILES.

DR. SIIRADER, SPECIALIST FOR RECTAL DIS
eases Office. So< 9th st. nv
Blind bleeding, internal protr1dny piles, nc
matter Of how long standing, speedily cured with
out cutting tying, laying up or detention from
,nces Consultation free. myi5-et'
ANGOSTURA BTTTERS SAYS A LONGTIME
sufferer from indigestion, thoroughly cured me.
sole manufacturers, DR.. ]. q. B. SlBGERT &
SC NS. Dealers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
WOODWARD LOTHROP
This Store Keeps
Of
down buyh
At Prices Guaranteed the Lowest for Like Qualities.
10TH. I1TH AND p SITS. N. W.

b through
o
o
to economic
a Is that
We
n ell which
O be bought
business sand efforts eour
q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Carpets==All Kind.
BY the Yard.

1000 yards HEAVY TAPES
TRY BRUSSELS, s patterns, suit
able for chambers. Regular e. -
cent quality. Clearing Price,. 4<Ss
SIS yards GOOD TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS. Regular 75-cent ~
quality. Clearing Price. - S%Ss
LIS yards BEST QUALITY
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, Is pat
terms. suitable for parlors din
ing rooms and chambers Reg <-~
ular 81 quality. Clearing Price. VSSs
1887 yards BODY BRUS-
SELS. Regular sl.I5 quality. -.C
Clearing Price. ................. ISSs
2.750 yards BEST ENGLISH
BODY BRUSSELS, including
Lowell" 'Bigelow" and Hart
ford makes. suitable for par
lors. chambers and libraries.
Regular S1.35 quality. Clearing C
Price ........................ ySSs
675 yards BEST WILTON VEL
VETS. suitable for parlors Reg Co.
ular $3.50 quality. Clearing Price ~AsVV
S57 yards WILTON vELvErS,
suitable for parlors and libraries.
Regular S1.25 quality. Clearing -eC
frlce dO
1,250 yards WILTON CARPETS.
P Psse''. si,'' quality. Clearing SH.25
s75 yards ADMINISTER CAR
PETS, suitable for parlors and
libraries Regular $50 quality. q.
Clearing Price. ......... VasVV
$50 yards BEST "BIGELOw"
ADMINISTER. Regular 50 quail e.
fly. Clearing Price.. ~As<S
1.sjO yards BEST ALL-wOOL
INGRAfNS. Lowell and Hart
ford makes. Regular 75-cent enC
quality. Clearing Price. ....... SVSs
1.275 yards HEAVY INGRAM
D.. IN
,t1 Nf Clearing Hf Friee 'o-esH' qaa'. 32C.
1000 Carpet Remnants, 1 TO III yards
each. all grades, at so CENTS, IS CENTS
and 81 EACH
l,So % and ia-oent HAS 0RC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Visiting Cards,
Announcements,
"At Homes" Etc.
Everything i'm Correct Card Etiquette.
Artistic Work-Reasonab1 Prices.
Wedding Gifts.


ht ma CaMn
Bust andF &c
suchm make Genn,
A
stas are receive e the
opyxTa sle md adnea b
tFruchn America Mablesn
brddee Center Pieces &c
Fern BeadTa
Ice Berry
Spoons Meat on Boz Dshe. &c
Spoons Bon
For Wedding or Birthday Present
What Better Than Choice Book?
of
Of
.s.'s' Souvenirs for Bridesmaids.
Gard
Toet lei Buckles &c
Souvenirs for Groomsmen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19

A Treasury Department Appointnent.
James +. Browinski has been appointed
inspector Of hulls Of steam vessels at Gin
cinnad q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Dainty Fabrics
For Graduation and Commencement Gowns.

IL the kind
Of
will meet with the of all interest
IS he h IDLY be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-19
Souvenirs for GrOOmsmen.

Studs Gun ButOns
&c.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
OFF FOR A QUIET TIME.
Diary Of q Man Sent to LOncsomchu
nv 11ls Physician.

Diary Of q Man Sent to Loncsomehursi
by Ills Physician.
mfr. Akenhead," said the eminent
SPECIALIST on nervous disorders, Sc
verely, to the Puck man, ut Is useless
Tor you to expect to derive benefit from
my treatment unless you consent To
follow my directions. ] recommended
you to 60 to the quiet ham ct Of Lone.
sOmehurst and spend at least six
months in strict retirement, and yet
find you back In tho turmoil and OK
element Of the city In les, than four
weeks"
"The trouble, Doctor" replied the
patient, is that the monOtOny OF a
quiet, uneventful country existence Is
more than I can endure. In this short
time we have had fourteen different
cooks. one OF whom was discharged
for setting fire TO the house while In.
toxicated, another for assaulting me
with frying pan and a third for poi
soning us, whether accidentally or ma
liciously do not know. ] have been
mixed up in four different runaway nc.
cidents and twice bitten by dogs. Pc.
cause of my kindness Of heart / wa,
drawn into an elOr ement episode which
resulted In my being shot ut and mar.
rowly missed by the brides father,
who claimed that he was near.sighted
and inistook mo for the bridegroom.
One night somebo dy hanged a total
stranger to tree on the lawn. About
the same time tramp burned the barn
and several Outbuildings. a large
Il &c was blown down so near tho house
that the piazza roof was crushed In. I
was arrested three times for unknOw.
ingly violating some OF the rural laws.
My wife's mother was thrown from q
carriage In front Of the house and 'a.
tally injured. There was smal,.po
scare in the neig hbOrhOod about hall
the time and q mad.dog fright every
now and then. Taking II oil In all.
finally concluded that the turmoil and
excitement Of city life was less cner.
vat'ng than the peace and quiet Of q
monotonous country existence"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
An Optical illusion.

II you want q good ending u a
little party, take oil the guests into
the dining.r00m and turn out the
gas. Make them all SIT around the
table In the middle Of which place q
soup plate. N the soup plate put
some COMMONWEALTH and q little aIc0.
hol. Light the alcohol and then
look at each others faces They will
look natural at first, but ~ the alco.
hOi burns out and the salt becomes
ignited the flame changes from vel.
low TO blue, and the changes In the
faces are very startling. They all
take on Q CHASTITY look. Eyes stick
out, aud tho skin looks ~ though
drawn tight like parchment Then
the faces become almost black, and
when the flame dies out and you 70
out into Q lighted room you uncon.
sciously Try ~ wipe the black Cd. Hut
u doesn't como It's ell the light
from the salA
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
Oddities or War.

Contrary to general opinion, the i'm
provement In firearms has not Increased
the murdcrous results Of battles. Tn,
battles which have boon fought In the
South American wars since $50 show
that only one out Of each seventy-nine
men engaged was killed. In the + rancs
German war Of 1870 IL ono In each
fifty.thrce met death. while In the
Crimcan war one In each thirty.fivc
Of the effective force was left dead on
the mold. In our great civil war one
out Of every sixty-fvc men was killed,
and one In each ten wounded. In Ma.
pOlcOns early wars one out Of each
twcnty.cight was killed and every
fourth man wounded. and In the early
British conflicts as high an average a.
one death TO each nineteen engaged Is
repOrtel
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
Brave kaAr Lad.

Among savages, 40 among civilized
people, there seems to DO all grades
Of courage and cOwsrdlce. Mr.. Mon.
tague, In his ''Tales Ut Nomad," after
rcc0unting some examples Of "katir
caution" hastens to add that he has
known Katirs to do ''exceedingly bold
things"
A KaHr lad OF about sixteen years
came to our camp and begged tn he
allowed to hunt for W. ] was rather
loath to accept his aid, but % no was
almost fearful In his anxiety to be al.
lowed to carry q gun, / lent HIM the
only one left 10 camp-a single.bar.
relied smOOth.b0re.
He was delighted, and went away
with small boy for o companion.
He managed to kill y buffalo some.
how Just ut shutdown, and there beiug
no time to skin 1t before dark, no en-.
campsd beside the carcass lie liz Q
tire and lay down to sleep
During the night no was awakened
by the boy pulling ut his arm. On
sitting up he saw by the dim light OF
the fire that Two lions were feeding
on the carcass which was within ten
yards Of the tire.
He quietly made up the IRE. and
compelled the boy, who was quaking
with fear t0 hold up lighted torch
SO that he could see the sights Of his
gun, and sitting down TO take q
steady shot, put u ball through the
head OF the male lion. killing him
stone dead.
The lioness r0ared and spranp
away, but seeing that her mate 70.
NAMED there, 10 about ten minutes
she returned, on which the younp
fellow shot her In q similar manner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

their ballots at the least inconven.
fence to themselves. The courts
should be appealed to, II necessary,
to protect these voters from the in.
Justice threatened by the Republican
County Board.
-
The Republican organs are busy
lending encouragement to the move.
ment looking to independent political
action on the part Of the laboring
classes. Such encouragement shows
that the Republican leaders arc wise
10 their day and generation. They
know that the laboring classes can.
not, under any circumstances, be
brought to the support OF Republican
candidates. Therefore they declare
that II is q good thing for the work.
men to put up candidates Of their
own. With independent tickets In
the field they expect to see the DE.
mocracy divided, thereby assuring
Republican success In November.
The leaders in the new labor move.
ment may we'll pause to inquire how
the workmen are to be benefited by
the election Of monopoly Republican
candidates.
Tho County Board at q special
meeting Wednesday, on an order from
Judge Dunno, drew the following as
members OF the grand jury for the
September term:
william Simons Of 500 Walnut
place, John Smith OF 30 East Chicago
avenue, John II. Ray Of 80 Whipple
street, J. w. Hersey Of s43 West
Adams, Baptiste Miller Of New Trier,
Peter +. Gardner Of La Grange, H.
d. Harris OF Wilmette, Thomas Dun.
ming Of Lake street and Hamlin ave.
nue., +. II. Kennedy Of 25O5 Michigan
avenue, u. Cannon Of POS West Tay.
lor street, John Mahoney Of 4ss South
Paulina street, l.. =. Reinhart OF
$500 Wentworth avenue, II. &. Hum
phrey Of o. WhIpple street, Hugh
Smith Of 3 Park Row, A. Roblitz OF
95 Lawrence avenue, August Won
der Hummer Of III Thirteenth street,
Philo Allen of go Austin avenue,
d. A. Lyon Of La Grange, John
Tasse Of Schaumberg, Henry p.
Schultz OF Bartlett, Thomas Sweeney
Of 90 East Huron street, ]. N. Nc.
Mahon Of 100 Austin avenue. and
Charles Spangenberg OF l28 Wells
street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
HOW TO SPEND a HOT DAY.
DO to and from Milwaukee ON the GoOd
rich lB0at Virginia.

DO to and from Milwaukee on the GoOd.
rich ls0at Virginia.
To Milwaukee and return by day.
light Is a trip arranged by the Good.
rich steamer line for the fast steel
boat the Virginia. The service, which
was begun Tuesday, promises to be
highly appreciated on account Of the
delightful character Of tho outing
and the comfort of the palatial yes.
sel. The boat leaves the dock ut the
foot OF Michigan avenue every morn.
ing at 0 o'clock, and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays
gets back soon after dark. Meals
are served aboard the boat.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18
What did Pat Mean?

A wcll.known divine Of Boston was
also president Of a railroad. He had
occasion to 20 out into tho railroad
yard ono day, and witnessed the un.
loading Of carload Of rails. Tho men
were pitching them over In a careless
manner. and he demonstrated with the
workmen. One Of the men gently told
him ~ 20 u Hades.
ION, shame" said the cx.clo 'gyman;
that's the last place you ought TO send
me to-"
"F'aix, I think you are right" replied
the workman: there's no doibt but |,
will bc the last place you'll 20 to-"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

mixed population, and from deaths &C.
curing during period Of several
years. Tho maximum hour OF death Is
from five to six clock in tho morning.
when 10 Is forty Icr cent. above the
average: and the minimum during the
hours from nine till eleven o'clock In
the evening. when 10 Is six and one
half por cent below the average.
Thus the least mortality Is during
early morning hours, from three II !
ak O'Clock.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-08-18

LEMON JUICE, squeezed In Call.
fornia, treated with q preserved proc
ess, and sent East by the barrel, Is
now sold In earthen Jugs containing
from half q gallon to ten gallons. II
Is used for all sorts OF domestic pur-
Noses