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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
COL0RFS EK TUBOS

ARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO ]
LA OUARELA, SD AOABAN Dl
REOIBIRA EN- ESTA IMFRgNgA
Holm (d,sDsl.
Betdn.
BlAnco de plasel !.
BlAnco de plomv'
BlAnco de zinc.
AzuI celeste
Akul de cobaltbs
Aaul de Prussia.
Oastalo [6rwn de Marta
Oastaiio roio.
Onetaiio d Van Dyrk
JArmin quemads.
Uarmin de rubis.
Oeni1A k1ul.
Bermell6n.
autagaInbH.
Girls dc Payne.
Indigo.
Amarillo deIcadmio..
Amarillo Dc cEomo clhre
Amarillo dc CT0mo oeeus
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de NRpoIss
LacA qusnadA..
LAcA caEminea.
Laca Fubia
LaCa amarillo.
Laca 0TdinAria.
LAcA violadA.
Negro marhl.
Negro Dc durAEne
OCHo cRstafio.
Ocrs amarillM
Ocrs rojo::
Ocre deru1ai
UltrAmAfl
PiedEa de hieh
Rofo Dc HaSnrnu.
Roio de Vsnecie. ,.
Sangrs de DFRgo
Hepia,
sepis coIorssda.
ksmeltss )
TntuHa neutxce
Tiers de Oasssl.
TERRA de Oolonis.
Terra as Italia rssursl
TERRA Dc Italia qusmsds.
Gsrfa de- acmbFa' naturag.
TIERS de sombra qusmada
HssF5 de SisnA nstuERl.
HsFra d. GisRs ausma&a.
6eEmsll6n.
B$rmall5n Inglsss
Eszmsl'Sn 9 ,T%tAa
Tesas ;agiGk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
LIBROS.
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN 90
han recibido lOs siguientes:

han reCibido lOs siguientes:
G6digo Penal refOrmad0 en- 1870
ON las vari&Ciones introduCidas en-
el mismo por La ley de IL de Julio
de 1876, concordad0 y comentado
para su mejor inteligencia y t6Cil
apliCsCi6D, con una multitu6 de
ejemplos = cuestiOnes pF&Cticaa ex-
tractadas de 10 jurisprudencia esta-
bleCida POE ell Tribunal Supreme
en- mas de Cinco mil sentenCias die
tadas en- msteriA de CasaCi6n Ori-
minal desde 1870 & 1887, y de Ia
|jurisprudencia franoesa en- los ca-
SOS no resueltos adm pOr la nuestra,
que dimanan de artiCulos del o.,
digo frances, que guardian cOmpleta
identidad J analogia con los del
U6digo espahol, eeguido de un ex
tense y minuCiOsO repertoire alta-
betico de las mismas , de un ap@n
dice con las leyes penales espeCia-
les de contrabando ; defEaudaGi6n,
ferroc ocarriles, montes, ley eleCtora-
les y municipal, caxa y pesca, ley
sobre proteCCi6n b los nifl0s de rs
de Julio de 1873, y s0bre usurpa-
ci6n y falsi6Caci6n de patentes de
80 del propio mes y emo, anotad&s
= concentrates CON la jurispruden-
Oia del TrtDnnNl SunyAmo.
Obrs ntilislma a los se6Ores Ma.
gistrados, Jur&d0s, JueCes, Flsca-
les, individuQs dei CueEpo Juridico
Mi!itar y demas funci0narios en-
sargadoR de Ia aplicaCi6n de La ley,
muy partic1laEmente los seno--
ees Letrados, detensores 8 acusa.
doEes on causa criminal, "a todas
aQuellss personas que. deseOsas
le conoCeT el O6digo , la Jurispru-
iencia, 40 han p0dldo haCer de
sllOs un estudio especial, por 81
axcEno Sr d. Salvador Visda y Vi
.aseca, Magistrate del Trlbunai
uprsmo y DiputadO 4 Cortes.-Ui'
ma ediCion, Cuatro t0mos.
COMPILATION de las disposi'
ZONES organizes de la AdminisSra'
ON de Justicia IN las prov.n0ias
9 Ult2mar, pEecedida ds una in.
1oducci6n hist6rica. anctada J
.oncordada con Ia le2ielaci6n ante
,ior = L. de la Pentnaula. y con la'
eyes pEoSesales, = seguida de va
| iOs apendices, compEenaipGR dc Il
| ey de unifiCaCi6N de 10 de Agosts
Dc 1885. el decrsto ley Dis empiea
dos de Ultr&msg J las demas dis
posiCionea vlgentes, p0r Ram0!
Sanchez Oca6a, auxilisr del Minis
terio do 9gacia y Justioia y RedaG
TOR de la" Keviata de lag TElbuna
ea''. Edioi6n De 1891
PNDAG0GIOA, poe don ,Toae Sen
cnez Y Gonzalez de somOMnO.
sREPERTORIO DE JURIS
IPRODENOIA en materia Crlmina
tornado pOr una jGnta de Ab0gs
iOs, bajO e direction do don Vi
.ente Romeso GiEon; ooInprend
desde 81 emo 1870 = leeGf 8 tome
pasta.
LEGISLAOION de primers a
seEansa, Ferrer Rivero.
VETERINARLA, Aeago.
Id slemana, Castro Verde.
FISICA = quimiee, Feltu.
TABLAS de logaritsnos. als,
SAeE Ramos.
TNNEDURIA ds libEoas Oasis
no..
ATLAS de GeogEa1ia Univers
90 DppestO de A9 Uapas GcaEGd
q N arregIo & lea s;1toalss divisi
,as 40 ttEeas, prea:c}to do una q
4cit assgsASaa EssadsasSsas poz d
7l'ss zasoNos
OOD1aO CIVIL, G0maata3o .
.alsss, eto@os psssel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
Vinos de RI 1ORO|
fUEO 7 BLAICO,
mMW RIl1O 0UI q MtOIlG.
Al PuBLIe0

Ass6.r ds FGcibizss, en = tiSnda q
q Gsreia s 90, EA1 Jo1t nun. ] lel
1s 1msssniS Scoa = acte1i 21op Who's tintol
!. bIapeo q Rpsaa u, Tore lUelsttssl ]
8 % dst1lleh pet hdtslls, & 1ncnee ! a
e ssuaTtcI - nsdiat rtpanS { plesios con.
eanoionAIsGs o.ofe. as..is.
Tfneaao en- euenta qts b eitadu
s,.rdI e Z tnicA que reciba TN e.
sp;iitoI yinch. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
JOSE z. .I5ILV a
IirIs TNsTUjAN I i $7-OApITAL

c,on.ulado de MeiiCO, Ban loeet
.om;sionists, Agenre prind 2al de
:. iGllc,nna6ia general TEaa .tlAnd.
!" nne Svanores fFanceses), O0rrespon
W. !Sy AZ, Credit Lyounaisd de Paris, Re-
..U.asnntante .sa ~S de los. Estable leCimieE.
, kos AZ Gail de Paris, de la Com
~sSsa W. de segur0s contra inCendiot
K Norwich Union, y = de la Oompa
e,s es9ahoIa !" AlisnEA de e masegura'
alS 49, ! de Batcelona. Tiens su-
sSssa ssVssal On Aguadia''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
TlNTAS PARA.ESCRIBlR
On La IPRBNIA Dbl "BOLBTlI EBRCAnTlI,.

Las tlDtasp spaHa 6sCribil que Ven0e esta CASA
pr0cedenteS de las mgores Fabricas del mundO IT.
pustr'al. no admiten cOmpetenoia en- el mercadO
Sus nermosos dolores, So durabilidad. sug seleo.
tas classes las geFsntiZan d&ndoles patanfe prO.
duOtO superior
Anadase . este la ganga de una baratura iii,
igual, y SO OonVendra en- que nuestras tintas Dars
esibi7 tianan BON perfACtO darechO eOnQuistada i
rraf0ranGia General
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28

6enao O6eo de teCuenes itacones Pn3oas
Rever6n hagO pEesente aa ga las prepad exclns
vsmente acedtada Famaa los senoreF vae Csnc
los depostarios de la verdadaa formula los ns en
t0rzad0s pare 1sar mi nomhge diGhas Pndoras.
9ep6sitoa Capital Vale Oando-Arec
ItuErino.~ Oiales, FarmaCia del Lcdo Luis Lizard.
DOCTOR ~ RETERON &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
2ILDORLS RECQESIlTUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERuN.
PrNilego exclusive expedido Madrid 81 de Mayo de
1871, por el ExcTno 6r Minstro de Fomento
! PREPARADAs EN- Ia FARMAOTA DE VALE OANCIo,
0ucs dspssos de Ia verdad6ra formula Pence PueO-Rco

vene ah0 de exenca han dmoarsdo lss ropedades toni
ncas eC0nuyen de pora urando rdpmente 0da las
depende del empobecmento de Is
nutrva habitar ugares hhedos NAL
ventiad0s por Intermediates anteri0reA .~.
su aco6n ea4 las galpitaclones del
z6n dolores cabez napetenC debdad dolores
cansancc soderas znmbOs odos paidez dc
pA h resuyen caoF NATURAL meteon0s fcres banca
grandes p6rida de de abnndanCias
para complete desaroO de eded
pnbead debdad general de las enfermedade
agudas c6nicas" G altracOnea mcbOas n6
mas de simple de affection general deo
lesion orgAnica Teranaan entonces medCC6n
En- vista de los de Ia Teapcs de agunos nConve
nentes prAcc ha moddcad0 formula
qae Comprueha tan gererazdo que hace de
ella en- toda Is sla.
Con fin de dc ae muchas mitaces de
rmua Sc han hecho ades nfeore debe eg
cada de egma este bca
tapa superior IN aeo que doe DOCTOR REyHRoN Mdieo
Oeoho de fa exterior de a CaPono Agosto 80 de 1890
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
!a,Loci0n antiherp6tiCa
DEL DIR. MONTEe.

Fs 81 mejor medicamentO para
.curar las herpes y guitar la plea
IE6n On el momento de aplicarla.
La Loci6n est& perfumadA qui.
.ta la Casps evitando Ia caida del
lcabell0 y hace desaparecer los ba.
|rrOs, empeines, nnanchas = espini:
bias en- Ia sara. Exito SECURE 6
Immediate.
Pidase en- todaa las Be IDEAS de 10
|Isla. AL por mayoS, casa del ge&0r
|Guillermety, dep0kitario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
LINEA DE CUBA,

LIegarAn SOLO hasta Santiago de Cubs
los vapores que saleR los dias.6, Is y IS.
Los de los diae 5 = IS tocarAn en-
Nuevieta, Puerto Padre, GibAra, Maya.
n, BArAcoa, Guantanamo y Ouba
Ell dia Is hard las mismAs escasas,
4 oxcepci6n de Ii de MayArf, y ademxG
tocAcA On SsguA De T&namo.
Todos EetoFnarGn yerifcAndO sus 90.
lidas do Cuba Ios diAs 10, 33 y 8, efec-
tu&ndoge Ias sntradag en- ID Hhbani
en- Las fechas correspondientss Do 10,
80 = Q De CadA mes.
Ninguno de eGtos vaporea tccarA 1
% Fet0Fno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
|SEVIICIO COSTEVO In PTO. rico
VAPCR "AVILtS

HaIdrA De San Juan tedoS los Mier
coles d AmaReceE, una 'vez poE 81 Est
y otrp por 81 0eSte, toCAndo On 10
piantos de FAjardo, HumAcAo, Arroyo
Ponce, Msyagusz, Agusdilla. = Ateci-
Ebo y vice versa Eespsctivamte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
AMIGOS. DEiTODOSs
PILlORAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de peraonas, ca todet
las paEtee del mundo, recomiendan
qiChas Pildoras como.6l mejOl resz
tauratiy0 dc la saIud que Is conc
ce. Elias Curan todas les afecclo@
nes del cora16n, del higado, de
est0magos de los rihODes y de los
intestlnos, y remuayen la acrlmo
uia. Ia natulencia =. Ia cariialgia,
expulsando do la ssngre tcda I'M :
pureza, fottaleCiendo completameu !.
q el sistems nervioao y dando III
tcno saludable : Is: organizaei6
seneras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
RHMOLCADOR

Esta empresA tieue 81 vApor AGU1'
LA, potente para IemolqueG por lal
costas de est1 isis, , habilitando d
bombas para achiqTa1 ' ttiles para ~
vAmento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
EMPRESA.
ItYVGEEPAnULE CORRIOSDI LAS AAfILLlS
y trasportes miIitares
10 SobrinOs dt Herrera, Habans.

Los vapores de esta empresa efec.
tuArAn su sAlidA desde este puerto On
los diss s, 10, Is, 20 y IS de csda mes,
q lAs 5 de 10 tarde en- los dias de labor
y 4 las l2 del dia en.IoD festivos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
UNauHNTo HoLIoWA5.

Este mazavilloso b6laamo sanO
nfaliblemente les heridas antiguas
~ ilagaa. y los nalee de piernas I
te pecho. Por medic de cd in
auencia las dlceras viruIentas Z
man muy pronto IN aRpeCto cona
valeciente y dasaparecen. Janas
deja, este Jnguento foHrigerants..
De produCir una cura perFeCta dc
les sfeCCiopes de la miel, los cone.
dpad0s, las toses y ell reumatismo.
etn cuandO 90 ha apelado en- .Yano-
g todos los dem6s remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28

DOCYRlNA CRIsTIlA
: .POR5GIL ESTEvEE

Nusvs. edici6n psrisstamsnts
i1nnreaa !. : encuadsEnadA. en car
t6n. : NUEVE PES % gruesa
il..contado. ...,
Totuando 10 grueGA1 % hace
an an buen deEcuentc. ,.s,s,.
De vents en- e1sA lEnprsnta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
LIN1A Oh OAIBARMN.

Todos los lunes / las 8 Dc ID tarde
saldEi ns vApor que, tocando Lon mArte1
en- 10 JsabeIa de Ssgua, lsgark / Oai,
barien los microbes.
Retofnar& sAliendo:de Oaibarisa Ios
jusves, despues de ID llegada del trsn
de pReajer0s, con escalA en- Sagua, ,
ilegarA 1 ID HabanA los VisrnO1.
Todos lon vieEneS { lAa e'de ID tafde
saldTG otro vapor que toear&.en I0Nbsla
Dc saguA los SGbadoA , Negari 4 CAL
BARREN Los Domigos.
EfectuAfG su retoEno. .sAliendo Dc Oai
barien Ios mArtsa, depu6s de d IIsgAda
del trsn de pAaajeros, tocaE6 On 6agua
Y IleRAri I 10 HAbanA lOg mi6EcOleA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28
LINEA DE PUERTO.RIOo.

EaseR los dias 10Y 30 los vspo1es
que hacen 81 servicio de OorIeos.
81 del diA 10 toca en- Nuevitas, Giba-
n, BaracOa, Guantanamo, Cubs, Oabo
Haitiano J Port-Au-Prince Puerto Pla.
t., Ponse, MAyAgnsz, Aguadilla , San
Juan ds Puerto Rico. Al retoruo hArA
eacalA On loe mismos puertos.
III del dia 80 ir& pol Nuevitas, N.
bars, BaracOa, :.GuAntinamo, Ouba, San.
TO Domingo, Ponce, Mayaguex, Aqua
dills , San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi.
niendo por los miSmos puertos.
RetoFnaf&n galiendc de Puerto Rico
loG dias 80 y s respectivamOnte; toca-
ian On Cuba los diae 80 y Q, IegGndo
Z II HabAna On lag SschAs corEsgpon.
dientss d 4 = Il de cAda mes.
Ningnno Do eStoa dos vapores tocArA
/ - EetoEno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-28

6ALIDAH.-DO Barcelona Ios dIas 5 -
ao Cada mos De Malaga 81 , H-DeUa'
dIH 81 10y 30.
Ne oxpendOn DfIlOtes dIrOctcs para Hayag1Gz
Ponce. santiago dc Cuba, Glbara, NaevitaI
Sabanilla ' Colon. con trasbordO en- Puer
to-Rico 8 Habana.
kVI JH D1RECTo DHsDE PTo-R1Co
A CADIZ
=. an 6nooo onaranfenaria
The record-union., 1894-08-15
"D-N THE LAW "
Even the Hobos Have Imbibed the
New Idea.

Even the Hobos Have Imbibed the
New Idea.
In arresting half-dozen hobos on
Monday night Officers Bagley and Doug
las were roundly abused by the toughs,
who dared them to lay aside their police
uniforms and then see who were the best
men.
The hobos continued their abuse of the
officers, applying all sorts of vile epithets
to them, and resisted arrest until the Off
GERS found it necessary to teach them a
lesson in decency. This they did so
effectively that the prisoners concluded to
sue for peace and go quietly to the police
station.
Even the hobos and tramps appear to
have become imbued with the teachings
OF men and women) who ought to know
better, and seem to regard it as the proper
thing to defy the authority of the law and
its officers. The proper argument in
such cases can best be applied with a
club.
The record-union., 1894-08-15

ent light and made it clear to him that
there was that probable cause required
by the law to hold them to answer.
"'In this matter, as in every other mat
ter with which have had to do added
the Judge, 4 have been guided and actu
ated solely by my own independents
Judgment. / have also carefully consid-
cred the weight and quality OF the evil
dence as well as the quality of the wit
nesses, and | found that as general
thing-taken in the mass-the witnesses
for the people represented substantial,
conservative, orderly and law-abiding
citizens and representatives of the busi-
ness interests of the county. They say
that my decision will lose me votes in
case I shall be a candidate for reelection.
but / would rather lose votes than lose
my self-respect ana the approval of my
conscience. [ never ask what public
opinion Is. do what is right regardless
OF that and that is all that l care for. L
could see no other course to take, consld-
ering the evidence and the law in the
case, and that's the course that took.''
The record-union., 1894-08-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

NJ. K. Parrsmore has gone to Fouts'
Springs.
Rev. G. P. Tindall Of Placerville is vis-
ting the city,
]. E. Baker of the Oakland Times has
been listing the city.
Samuel 5. Nixon has gone to Wilbur
Springs for short stay.
w. S. SerYoss of Placerville is stop
ping at the Capital Hotel.
The Misses Carrie and Lillian Meiss
have gone to lone on visit.
Major \. E. Bates of the United States
Army is at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. L. L. Warner and niece of Boca
are guests at the Golden Eagle.
John +. Ellison, a prominent Red
Bluff lawyer, is at the Capital Hotel.
Miss Ada Yale of East Oakland is the
guest OF Miss Clara Schaadt of Trellis
Glen.
Mrs. J. B. Chappelle and Miss Rae
Chappelle have gone to Santa Monica for
a month.
Miss Freda Keuhne, Miss Laura Nor
rison and Miss Maud Kerrush have gone
10 Pacific Grove.
Ben Wilson Of the firm of B. Wilson &
Co. left last Sunday night for the East on
a business and pleasure trip.
Charles Flohr and a party of friends
have gone to Campbell Springs, Sierra
County, on fishing expedition.
Charley Hall, the well-kuown theatri-
cal manager, is up from San Francisco
and stopping at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. William Hadwick and Mrs. O. f.
Wing and son have gone to New Eng
land Mills, above Auburn, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Ward and her two children, who
had been visiting the family OF Captain
Taylor for some weeks past, went East
last night.
L. Y. Hitchcock, District Attorney of
Tehama, was in the city yesterday en-
route to Monterey, accompanied by his
wife and son.
Rev. George A. Miller. formerly Secre-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation IN this city, is in town on visit.
Mr.. Miller is now pastor of the Methodist
Church at PlacervilIe.
The many friends of C. A. Sawtelle.
who has been seriously i'll for several
months, will be pleased TO learn that he
is much improved IN health after an ex-
tended trip up the coast.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
7. II. Douglass, Auburn; r. A. Douglass
Sacramento; John +. Ellison, Red Bluff;
NJ. A. Nurse, +. c. Pendegast, A. c. r,
Nurse, OnarIeS Sts Maurice, Lee w OOd,
stockton; John Clendening, Blue Can
yon; w. S. Servoss. Placerville; c. d.
McCauley, Vallejo.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Mrs. Z. l.. Warner and niece,
Boca, New: P. II. Bradbury, William
VI. Purcell, e. p. Hall, \. II. Williams,
T. w. Baker, l.. ScranZ, Z. II. Gray,
Major A. z. Bates, U. S. A., III. a. VOL
land, J. Williams, Il. S. Rosenthal. A. J.
Bien, Ben J. Schmidt, San Francisco; +.
W. thompson, ]. II. Hoyt, New York;
ID. y. Holloway. Philadelphia; w. Har-
vler, wife and child, Oakland.
The record-union., 1894-08-15
TALKING OVER WIRES

Telephone Switching Rates Between
San Francisco and Sacramento.
Commencing August 1st. the follow
ing switching tariff was established be-
tween this city and San Francisco:
Between two telephone subscribers in
San Francisco and Sacramento-Half
minute, % cents; forty seconds, 80 cents;
fifty seconds, 30 cents; one minute, 40
cents; each additional half minate, 5
cents.
The time is charged from the time the
conversation actually commences. re-
corded by time-clock stamp, in addi-
ton to stop-watch, giving the number
of minutes and seconds until the conver-
sation ends.
The tariff for non subscribers is 10 cents
in addition to each of the above rates.
To show those who are not accustomed
to timing themselves on long-distance
conversations, statistics kept for six
months on the time consumed in tele-
phoning between San Francisco and
Oakland are as follows: One minute, II
per cent; two minutes, per cent; three
minutes, u per cent; over three minutes,
8 per cent.
The record-union., 1894-08-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

The box affice of the Metropolitan
Theater opens this morning for the Drew
engagement of Saturday night, when the
sparkling comedy Butterflies will be
presented. A San Francisco paper thus
spoke of the first night of the piece and
company in that city: "a storm of ap-
plause from a crowded house greeted
John Drew as he stepped on the Baldwin
stage last night and the sleek, shining
head was kept bowing for at least min
ute before the business of The Butter
flies could proceed. AS Henry Guy
Carleton wrote this play for Mr.. Drew,
that accomplished actor appears in it to
special advantage. The play being written
around Mr.. Drew gives him every oppor-
tunity for that refined work that has
made him the star of all polished comedi-
ans. The Butterflies is light as air,
and as buoyant too. 1t is we'll written,
and better played by Mr.. Frohman's ad-
mirable company"
The record-union., 1894-08-15
AGAIN A FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.
Whitley" Makes His Escape From
the Kings County Sheriff.
He Broke Jail Here Last June, and
Was Convicted of Burglary in
Kings County.

A telegram from Fresno, published on
Sunday, gave brief account of the es-
cape at that place of young prisoner
named John Taylor from Sheriff Buck
ner of Kings County and it now turns
out that the prisoner is none other than a
young desperate who escaped from jail
in this city on June 4th. Here he was
known as Whitley" or George White.
He has quite record as criminal in
San Francisco. and along the various
railroad lines his name may be seen
carved or written on section-houses
where ne had stopped over night on his
travels.
"Whitey" was first arrested in this city
on the 5th of last March for garroting an
old man at Tenth and @ streets. The VIC
tim could not be found to testify against
him, but he was sent to the County Jail
two weeks later for six months for va
grancy.
On April 5th he broke Jail. but was re-
captured. He made his escape again on
the 4th of juno, however, since which
time he had not been heard of until the
Fresno incident. The officers here have
received a description and picture of
their whilom guest Whitley"
| According to the Fresno account of the
affair, Sheriff Buckner was on his way to
San Quentin with Taylor and a pal
named George Wallace, the latter to serve
| five years and Taylor three and half
years for burglary.
The SheIiff arrived at Fresno on Satur-
day morning and stopped over with his
| prisoners to take breakfast. He took
them TO the dining-room of hotel hand
cuffed together, but when the meal was
spread before them he took the irons Off
He was sitting opposite TO the prisoners
at the table. When the two men an
nounced that they were through Buckner
reached for his hat.
| Wallace here saw his opportunity. He
had managed to unScrew the top OF pep
per cellar and he had the contents in his
hand, and when the officer reached for his
hat he threw it full in his face. Buckner
! Immediately grappled with him and
! threw him 10 the floor, and soon had the
| irons on him.
Taylor stood for moment and did not
make any attempt to escape until urged
to by his pal, and then he shot through
the kitchen and over the back fence. The
Sheriff left Wallace in charge of one of
the occupants of the room, and started in
pursuit of Taylor. He had too much
start, however, and all trace of him was
lost two blocks from the scene of the eS-
cape.
Sheriff Scott of Fresno and his entire
force OF deputies were soon on the scene
and kept up diligent search all day, but
without any success. The pepper thrown
was of the black variety. and did not
take much effect. While Buckner was
struggling with Wallace he called to the
| people in the room not to let Taylor es-
cape, but they seemed too much scared
| to act. Wallace was lodged in jail and
Buckner joined the searchers.
The record-union., 1894-08-15
AN OLD CITIZENS VISIT
II. Bowman Looks Once More on His
Home of EarIY DAYS.

II. Bowman Looks Once More on His
Home of Early Days.
II. Bowman, an old citizen of Sacra-
mento, who first came here forty-two
years ago and was engaged in the drug
business for twenty-one years, was in
the city yesterday, looking around.
In conversation with REcoRp-JTNIoS
reporter he said: 81 have been away from
here for twenty-one years, and find the
city has wonderfully changed in that
time. and much for the better. The
twenty-one preceding years made no such
changes. the repeated floods and fires
keeping the city from progressing rapidly.
When left here they were beginning to
pull down the houses in the back end of
the park here, preparatory to turning the
ground over to the State.
''I see that it is not all improved yet,
but what is done is beautiful. and these
palms have made q fine growth and set
The record-union., 1894-08-15

Every woman's wardrobe this sum-
mer will have to contain, if she wishes
to be at all in the fashion, at least one
India silk dress. The darker shades are
worn in the street, but the lighter colors,
heavily trimmed with lace, will be most
used Tor afternoon wear in the country
These dresses are the most useful things
for summer wear. They are thin and cool.
and repel the dust in a way no other ma
terlal that has as yet been introduced has
ever done. Black and white, dark blue
and the new shade OF amethyst combined
with white are all much in demand.
The record-union., 1894-08-15
PLUNDERED THE MAILS

A Pouch From sacramento Opened in
Montana.
The robbery of registered letter pouch
has resulted in the arrest and confession
of an old postal clerk. A pouch in tram
sit from Sacramento to New York during
the recent strike was sent by the way OF
Portland, Spokane and Montana.
An investigation made by Inspector
w. A. Robinson of San Francisco and G.
T. Wayland of the Helena division re-
suited in the arrest of c. j. Rosecrans.
He confessed he had opened the pouch,
but that he did not get one cent out of it.
1t contained foreign drafts, legal docu-
ment and tobacco certificates of no value.