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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
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A los senores MGdicos, Farmaceuticos
Droguistas y al ptblico en- general

La inmensa aceptaci6n que por la superiordad in
contestaUle de sus cualidades, merece del pdbco q
c6lebre VINO tonco de SSaint RaphaelS, ha dad0 ori
gen falsltcacl0nes men0s groserag de este be-
nefco producto
Entire esas faIsifcacones hay que senalar palticu.
larmente la fabIicada ciudad vntcoa de hspa-
ha de ID cual, por condncto idedigno sabemos, Sc
han mportado alguuas pardas en- esta isla de Puerto
Rco Esas alstcaciOnes Sc han anunclad0 he espen-
por de esta Capital que sendo correspOn-
sal nuestro ha prevail de esa crCunstancia para
tituarse con manifesto falsedad, dnico " exclusive
agente de nuesra compafia, ogrando con ests super
che ia, alejar del publico consumidor toda Eospecha
de enganO vender melor la falsiticacl0n Denunca-
mos este hecho la cOncencia publ ca ponemos en-
su conocimientO que no tenemos en- esta isa agente
nco exclusive para la venta de nueStro vino. E CO.
mercio puede dirgrnos sus edidos con toda ibeftad
Los autores de esa fa ifcacion han imitado de una
manera tan parecida nuestra boella las etquetas la
marca de abrica hasta ell timbre de garantia de sL
Union des FaDcant,2 que, certa distancia engaha
facilmente Sc cree ve en- readad la botela del vino
legtlmo, aut6ntco del SSalnt Raphael2 pr0pedad de
esta COmpahia.
Ell UNIGO VINO DE SAINT RAFAEL, AUTEN-
TICO, es ell O. expota desde hace trenta amos la GCom
pagnie du Vln ue Saint Raphael, valence (Orome)
Franca,o bajo la razon c0mercial CLEMEN & Gle.
Nuestra regstrada cont6rme las prescripGios
clones egalas es nuestra pro 2ledad toda Otra que
llevenue stro nombre de eSAINT RAPHAEL es una
usurpacon los productOs cualesquera que sean,
falsifcaciones mitaciones del nuestro.
En- nter6s /, la saud pubhca, inde evitar que
los consumidores de buena fe tomen 10 faso pOr 10
V6fQau0rO HOS CuLnpe pfoV5ulrlob u0bcOuen uo 0sdS
falsihcacones Sc les ruega que al comprar Ell VINO
DE SAINT RAPHAEL examiner con la mayor escru-
pulosidad la botella las etquetas la marca de fabri
ca el tmbre de garanta de SL Union des FabrlcantsS
que dice GUNioN FABRICANTsa POUR LA REPRESSION
DE La CONTRIBUTIONS SDEcRET % MAI 1872 ia cap
sua los envoltorios; una palabra, todas las se'
aes exterores por las que Sc reconoce ell verdadero
legtimo VINO DE SAINT RAPHAEL Ii observar 81 falta
alguna de elias. eL UNIoN DEs FABRIcANTs1 en- NOM
bre representation de nuestra Compafia, ha enta-
bado ante los tribunaes de Espana correspondent
acci0n judicial contra los autores completes de La
erida Justification, fin de que sean castgados con to-
do el rigor de la Ley Los expenditures de la fasf
cacion son c0nsiderados como completes.
Valence 81 de Junio de lS94.-CIE. DU Vim DE St.
RAPHAEL (GLEMENt & CIE.l=LE GERANt. GEDEON
BRESSON. 12-a
Las psrsonsI de buen guSto que quieran to
mar el screditado VINO RIoJANo DE ALEsoN pue
den uoiCitarlo en- loT pripcpGles eStablecimientol
de tOdos los pueblos de la 1Sla , Sirven pedidO
nj nor M ynr " Ynanor ans raeanfnraR an aata ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
JULIAN SILVA

SAN JUST0 mum. .S9.-Dep6sito dc MAQUIrIAS DE
CoSER Compra, yenta alquiler. Accessories agujas
de todas clasespara las msmas adem6s SO compfan.
venden muebles usados. Diciembre 1894
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Heredia. sachich6n de Lyon superior. Harm a
LSctea muy fressa. Vino do JereE "El Inocen.
te". Longaniza de vich. Vino RiojA y marca
"Ssgasts" acabsn Dc rsoibir y ofrsceR OERECE.
DO HERMANoS Y COMP.
GuaSuaS DeSde el 10 de Ages
10 pr6ximo saldrA una GUAGUA deHde Santur.
ce Ia Capital Las y cuarto de la manAna,
Biempre que 80 reuuan seiH pasajeroa abonadoH.
Los que intsresen SbonarHs pueden dirigirse 4
IL relojsria de don Agustin MusA on ssta Capital
q & don Arpando Sanchez, piradero de laI
guaguaH en- SAnturce al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
QARRETZLLAS
Con GAIA y rueda de acero venden:
MULLENHOFF & KORBER.

En- Junta Directive Gel ,brada el 26 fue rona
brado E6dico de Ia sociedsd Mutua "Ls Carl
dad Criatiana" el doctor don jose OrdoEsz Go
htz por renuncia del doctor don Mariana Bozz
gus venia deEempehandcla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
Who's = msjor :. 'OS'' ;. ssl6ss

TTCtIVs IfIUIV
Sc detalla Capital, Cristo l5 don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 80 en- las tiendas de los Sehores AY
LION y F. ZAM0RAN0 en- Puerta de TERRA, y F.
ZAMORANO o. Linea. Los certihcados de orlgen y
analsis de tan exceente caldo estan disposition del
que Ruste veros Diciembrel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Dice Gel Diario Popular" de Msyagisz:
"De Barranquitss eacrib d un diario de Ia
Csptal que las escuelss ruralss NO SO visitGn J
que los maestros no SO les exile mas obigAci6n
que acudir 81 pueblo votAr 81 candidate del
alcaIda en- dis de eleeei6a"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Don Raimundo Disz, de YabucoA gozs Il
aatisfacci6n de Saber que su hiio don JoI6 DiAz
Rodriguez ha aproba1o con hOnroIas noGas el Se-
sundo aho de MediCinR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

81 quiere Vd. lucir un pie pequeho bonito
compre 81 calzado que necests en- La Constan-
oio dc Borrkg ReiAes, San Frrncisco 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

EmpeEsmoS recibir quejaI de la isla con
motive del aumento del pIecio de lou f6SforcS.
En s'gua'a localidsdas los fumado 90 estEn dis
prs.t u pisdra de sLispa d yeVgEsro de
Essstros abuslos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

R9y- -CsreCedo Hermsnos y Comps, conpran
toda clASe de monedas de cualquier fechA que
sean, sgujereadas, resslladas sin reuellar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Han ipgreaado en- el Bachillersto Las distiu
gujdRa Be6oritas de Ponce Onelia Colon, Mari
y Lucia Larramendi y Maria Isabel Colo
Rosich.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Sy@Es verdaderamsnte sorprendeute el re-
Eultado que SO obtieSs Con el uao del VsrmtyDgo
GGded para ia expulsion de Las lombuses dc
mas vermes inItessiuales. Esta playa de para
Bitos que tsntss millSreI de victimss ha causadc
& ID humaaidad, eS destrulda como por encsato
con tan excelente prepArado del cuaI tsneuos i .
mejores re- rffsreaciau. Su uso se ha gsRerslizado
on to 10 el pals puede decirse que NO hay ul
hogar en- donde no Ses conocido por las L.adres q.
90 desvelan por la salud lie sus tiernos iRfAntes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
Para Gu publicAC.oa nemos recibido ID 81

Para gu pubhcAc.oa nemos recibido 10 si.
guients CsrtE: "Sr, Director de LA CoRREsPoN
DHNO1A.-Mi estimate amigo: como 20 no eSCr be
muy clarO, y no puue CoEregir las pruebau de mi
carta inssrta On 81 ndmero de eyer, reHultR que
sali6 esta con 81 siguIentes equlvosacioneg que
me importa ccrregir. En- Ia Urea F6tima doRde
dice: "renida", desc entsauerse, "sends". En- Ia
Inca ochsstG y cinco donde dice: 'coatrlbui1
el Oonselo", debe entsndetss ''cOnsttur el Con
Seio" I'm 10 ocheRtS ocho donds dice: "toque
de Cornstia", debe entenderae, 'toque do soma
tsn". Ea Ia novsntA J cuatro donde dice .mo.
dif'arse ., debe eatendsrte " mortifcarme !"
Ruego nstsd me dispense el obssquo de man
der que ne publique ls presente on el ndmero d<
hoy, , le sntlcipa Las graciss por clio, su buen
amigo q. b. .. n.-JOsS As. oGmi@am Puerto
REQ, Julio % 1894,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

For los guardlas 2oa. Fernando MARTA Ro.
drigueE y Cslixto Mia OrtiE del puesto de Las
Ma faS fue detenido en el bsrrio de ,"Rio.C Canss'
el individuo EvAristo Pitro Crespo, rsClamado por
el Juez de Iuntrucei6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

y medic volv encoVtrArnos como aptes de
celebrsr el couttito, no lag por doNde eseoier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Para conner ext "a sApro en- la Capital d.
PuertoR CO hay que gustar los ricoa manjare
del restaurant La LGtGtoaa, S4n Francisco 56.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

81 vapor "Manuela" cargo en- Ponce para ID
Isls de OubA, 1872 IacoS con 1890 kllos cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
DE soOoRRoS MUTUOs
IA RECOMPENSADORA'

EstS nusva SociedAd Sdmite socios fundAdo'
,sa desde Ia edad de cinoo amos hAStA loH sesenta
'srA informea Eobre bentfciob J reconocimiento
scultativo on d calle de SIN JuSto ndmero 8 ca.
10 del doctor don MARrANo Bozzo. l-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Sc GJqWih en- Rio-ptedrGS
una casa trssCa bArAta. InformarG don Jose
MendeS 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

sigue el mont6n do Eshorria en- y calla do
PresidiO, Marina oatorbando 81 trdnHiLO q
blico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28
Alerta

Be vsnde una pulperfa acreditada On eSta
Cavital. Gale del Cristo ndmero ~ dar6n
rGz6n. 6-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Esta nOche las siete media Cslebrara re
ni6a ordinaria ID "Socisdad Economics de Ami
gos del Pals"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

sobriuo de Luina Compahia SON loS dni
COZ importadoreI de loI vinoH ntoS y blancoS de
LogroEo bodsgGI de AnguCiana RioiA.
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De&de

$1-55 Cinsurones Beds negrs cor bolsilloH.
sAsTRERIA FRANOEsA, TIssoT
FortRlezR 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Aver 90 iHscribieron en- sl Rsgiltro Civil del
4dsgade muRisipsl de Ssa Fraaeisso lea deful,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-28

Las personaI de buen gusto que quiersn TO-
mar el screditado VINO R1oJANo DE ALISON pue-
den HOEcitarlo en- loT prncipGles eStableCimientOa
de tOdos los pueblOS de la lSla y Sirven pedidO'
al por mayor menor SuS receptoreI On esta O.
tal, r. Font J HermanO.-1anOa, 8.
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Ell TONIC

@UnicO dep6sitO del desacreditado Ron TO-
AUIO las tres SSS.
Este ron pesimo internal y mata-gente, %
regala los tocayos del establecimientO cincuen
ts centavos botella.
lO-Santa Rosa-.l0 ArecibO.-P.-k
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
FUN IN THE MEETING.

DEPUTIES DENOUNCE A VOTE IN FAVOR
 OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
 PARIS, Oct. 3O.-The chamber of depu- ties had field day today over the ques- tion whether Deputy Mirman, having been called upon to serve as soldier, may continue to sit in the chamber of deputies. Premier Dupuy and M. Mercier declared that the exercise of Mirman's legislative powers must be suspended during the period of his military service.
 Generals Rui and Jung, Admiral Vallon, Humbert, Rivet and others contended that the legislative mandate was not capable of suspension.
 The chamber by a vote of 307 to 215 ap- proved the governments attitude that Mirman's legislative functions must be suspended.
 At the announcement of the vote M lures shouted, "That is slave's vote.''
 The socialist deputies continued tre- meudous uproar for several minutes.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
FREE AS THE BIRDS.
Charles Bannister, a Cleburne County White Capper, Escapes From
 the County Jail.

Charles Ban mister made his escape from the Jefferson county bastile some lime Monday night, though at just what hour is not known, as he was not missed until after o clock yesterday morning.
 Bannister claimed to be suffering with heart trouble and some time ago was or- dered into the hospital ward by the county physician. He had been there ever since until yesterday morning.
 Monday he complained more than usual and was up but very little through the day.
 He effected his escape by digging a hole through the brick wall just under one of the south windows. Into this he pushed his body and was soon breathing atmos- phere from beyond the prison walls.
 piece of gas pipe that bad been in the room for two or three years and used as a fire poker was the instrument he employed in digging his way through the wall.
 In the hospital were also Rio Regis, one of the Pratt mines rioters, who was dan- gerously shot by the deputies during the riot, and two or three other sick prisoners. None of these escaped.
 Bannister is charged with White Cap- ping. He is said to have belonged to gang of Cleburne county outlaws who, to prevent witnesses from testifying in the United States courts against them, at- tempted to assassinate said witnesses.
 About two years since parties under cover of darkness went to the home of the Cot tons, in Cleburne county, and opened fire on the inmates. Mrs. Cotton had one Of her legs shot off.
 Charles Bannister left the county shortly thereafter, but several others were arrested, some of whom are now serving sentences in United States prisons.
 A reward of $l00 was offered for the arrest of Bannister and few months since he was captured by Deputy United States Marshal c. c. Smith and brought to this city and placed in the county jail to await trial.
 His trial was set for the last term of court, but he was not able to be up and it WAS cOntln ued until the next.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
TO STAND THE TEST.
The Tennessee Company Will Send Coal to Mobile for Trial on the
 City of Montgomery.

The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company will ship some of their steam coal to be tested by the United States steamship City of Montgomery when she visits Mo- bile next month.
 A few days ago Secretary of the Navy Herbert stated that if the Alabama miners would furnish free 25O tons of coal he would have the Montgomery give it a trial while in Mobile bay.S
 This proposition the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company will accept, and it is very likely that when Alabamiaus welcome the great warship, named for their state capital, they will see the pleas ing spectable of an American man-of- war in Alabama waters and steamed by Ala bama coal.
 If this trial proves satisfactory, as no one doubts it will, there is a strong probability of the esta ablishment of coaing station somewhere on the gulf coast, probably among the Florida Keys.
 Here all the steamers plying the gulf and South Atlantic waters will scoal up'' with the Ala bama product.
 When this is done it means a new market for many thousand tons annually of Ala bama's coal output.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
CENTRAL CITY GOSSIP. Ample Arrangements for the State
 Convention of the CHRISTIAN ENDEAV0RERS Now Making by SelmianS-The Harmony Clubs Open
 ing Ball.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
AGE H FRALD BUREAU, l
SELMA, Oct. 30.

 The committees having in charge the arrangements for the reception and enter tainment of the big Christian Endeavor state convention, which meets in this city in November, held an enthusiastic meeting at the Christian church last evening. All of the committees are hard at work, and every endeavorer who comes will be warmly received and we'll cared for.
 Tine auditorium in the Young Mems Christian association building, which is now being enlarged, has been secured by the hall committee and will be used for the regular meetings. The auditorium will seat 450 people.
 The Academy of Music has been secured for the Christian Endeavor rally and for the Sunday night meeting.
 Rev. J. J. Irwin will deliver the address of welcome in behalf of the endeavoerrs of the city, and Mayor Stewart in behalf of the city.
 from all sections of the state will attend the convention. A large hall for the meeting is available if the attendance warrants it's use.
 HARMONY CLUB BALL.
 The Harmony club gave it's opening ball at the Hotel Albert last night. It was a iu1l uTeSb dudlr anu was uiuCu CbJOyCu oy the elite of selma Jewish society. About sixty couples took part in the grand march.
 WHERE IS PAT CALLAHAN?
 Last July MT. Pat Callahan, who for many years has been a familiar figure around Selma, left the city. one Saturday afternoon, telling his friends he was going to west Dallas to spend few days with friend. It has been reported in town since that time that he was sick at his home in the coun- try. It now comes to light that when leaving here he bought ticket to New Or leans and had his trunk checked to that point. An acquaintance saw him in AL giers, just across the river from New Or leans, and since that time he has not been seen or heard of,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
A DEATH AT KENN EDY.
AN EsrIMABLE CHRIS THAN LADY GOES TO
 HER REwARD-POLITICS.

AN EsrIMhBLE CHRIS THAN LADY GOES TO
 HER REWARD-POLlTICs.
 KENNEDY, Oct. 30.-[Special Corre- spondence. l-Much to our regret we are again called upon to announce the death of another resident of our little town-Mrs. Beatty, wife of Rev. w. J. Beatty, who was called away ou Friday last, after pro- tracted illness. Mrs. Beatty was 8 con- sis ent Christian ,devoted wife and mother, and her death is deeply felt by her sorrowing relatives.
 Dr. J. o. Kennedy, who has been sick for several days, is improving, much to the graiifcation Of his many friends.
 MT. John s.. Bell, our popular Anniston cotton buyer, has returned from short visit to headquarters.
 Capt. J. D. McClusky, democratic nomi- nee for representative of Lamar county, and Judge John B. Shields of Jasper and Judge Dan Cooper of Marion county, republicans, spoke here yesterday to 8 small crowd in the interest of the two aspirants for con- gress. The Jeffersonans were not repre- sented. We did not learn why.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
III S6mething for his

e4oef that he might promote the cause he is follow ing up with zeal that cannot be duplicated.
 He made the statement that monetary consideration was not what brought MT. Moody down here, but that it was for his love of the souls of men. Although Mir. Moody had not mentioned money, he felt that it would not be doing him right If something was not given him.
 Again he felt that an injustice would be Camp Hardee if something was not given for the use of the wigwam, although 1t had been rendered gratis.
 He thanked the people from the depths of his heart for the good attendance aud for the interest which had been taken from the start. He also thanked them for the way they had helped in furthering the interests of such a noble cause. There was one thing he could always do, and that was to rely on Birming ng ham audience.
 After all this he sat down, but got up again and said there was one otber thing thank the newspapers for the good reports they had given of the meetings. He said the papers had done good in the way the meetings had been reported. Professor Towner sang solo, "Cling to the Bble, My Boy," which was followed by the audience singing sCome Thou Fount of Every Biessing.''
 Before reading his text MT. Moody said that he wanted to thank the people of Bir- mi gham for the way be and MT. Towner had been treated during their stay here. He thanked the ministers, ushers, police men and everybody.
 He wanted the people to contribute what money they could to the Young Mems Chris.ian association, and said that from what he had seen the people of Birming- ham needed all the money they had. He stated that if he had been any good to the church that it had all come through the Young Mems Christian association, TOT that was his seminary.
 He wanted all those who had been con- verted to identify themselves with the church and begin living lives for God at once. He wanted this evangelical work to go on, for he believed a rich harvest could be reaped.
 He then read his text from Mark xii, 4: oThou art not far from the Kingdom of .God.'
 Mr. Moody began his discourse by relat- ing the fact of two attacks having been made on Christ in the chapter from which the text is taken, and said Christ was prophet, for he could look into the hearts of men and tell their desires.
 He scored the religions of today and said there was vast difference between religion and Christianity. Religlon was one thing aud Christianity another, and he sometimes believed that religions were the curse of the world today.
 Here he bagan to touch upon how rear to the kingdom of Heaven man could get
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
AN INCENDIARY BLAZE.

CUBA, Oct. 30.-[Special Correspond ence. l-Mr. Thomas Jarman, Sr., a pros- porous farmer living about five miles south west of here, and father of our sheriff, Mir. P. B. Jarman, lost his barn and contents last night by fire, with the exception of three horses that he managed to rescue after they had been seriously burned. Mir. Jarman had just gathered his corn into his barn few days before, and said he never made better crop in his life. He saved a little of the corn, but it is so badly burned that it will be of little service to him. He is almost sure the barn was set on fire, as they had had no fire about there the day hofOre.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
A COMING EVENT.

TRADES COUNCIL GRAND ANNUAL BALL AT
 U. R. K.s0FP. ARMORY.
 The Trades council is making prepara tions for one oi the largest annual grand balls that has eyer been given in our city. Committees have been appointed and are at work to make the affair crediiable suc- cess and to insure all who attend an evening of pleasure and gayety.
 Although the face of the tickets read that the ball will take place at Erswell's hall it will be held in the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias hall, the corner of Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street, on Friday night. Chace's band has been engaged and will make music for the delight of merry dancers.
 MT. Jack J. Curran will be the prompter.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
THE SPANISH CABINET
BECAUSE OF A DISAGREEMENT ON MEAS
 URES RESIGNS.

BECAUSE OF A DISAGREEMENT ON MEAS
 UREs RESIGNS.
 MADRID, Oct. 3O.-The cabinet resigned today because the ministers could not agree as to several measures to be introduced in the coming session of the cortes, notably the proposal to reform the tariff. Queen Regent Christina accepted the resignations, but is understood to have requested Senor Sagasta to form g new cabinet. Should he consent several of his late colleagues will join him.
 Sagasta succeeded Canovas Del Castillo as premier in December, 1892. The retiring ministers are: President of the council, Senor sagasta; foreign affairs, 8. Moert; justice, R. Capdepone; finance, Senor Ga mazo; interior, Lopez Puigcierver; war, Gen. Lopez Dominguez; public works, &c., nor Mora; c1 lonies, Senor Maura; marine, Admiral Pasuuin.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31

their habitues, who are afraid to risk a raiding from the police, which is liable to occur at any hour. It is stated that several of the smaller concerns will close their doors at the end of the month.
 7 Matters about the discretionary po)ls' are very quiet today and no business Is be- ing transacted. There are many sensa- tional reports afloat concerning these places and their patrons. One IS that a prominent church man, the secretary ot a board of trustees, is today anxiously seekin ], the loan of q sum sufficient to make good a considerable shortage in his accounts with his church. The deficit was caused by his having used the church money ia specnla- fion
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-10-31
RATE WAR AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 30.-fhe war in rates from Memphis to s.. Louis and Chicago is growing hotter all the time. On Saturday a rate ol S7 to St. Louis and $f4 50 to Chi cago was made. Yesterday thess were cut to S6 and SIS 50 respectively, ana it is said that today the rate will be "Nothing aud found." The fight originally was between the Iron Mountain and Chesapeake and Ohio Southwestern on passage from Memphis to St. Louis, but now the Ten nessee Midland is also bidding for St. Louis and the Louisville and Nashville for Chicago business.