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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-09

| Oonsta de 6 pzginas de deliciosa
mdsica, llevando al frente aEtistica
y aleg6rica portsda. A ] peso ell
ejemplar en- esta Imprenta.
Retrstos de Su Ssntidad "Le6n
XIIL@Los dnicos aut6nticos, del
renombrado Ohartran, de varios
tamanos, sc venden en- esta Inn
prenta. Est& acreditado que el pa
Fecido de estos retratos con el We.
nerando original es f1delit imo. El
mismo SartO Padre aaf 10 ha 1eC0.
nOcido.
V6ase ell anuncio que acerca de
tan msgnificos retratcs va en- otrs
parte.
"Las dos Palomas". ".-Este es 81
titulo de Ia inspiradisima danza
cubsna, original del celebrado
compositor puertorriquefo D. Con
zalo N6hez, que ACADIA de ser ele.
gantemente ntografada en- esta
CASA.
La recomondamos 6 los amantes
de la mdsica selee'a.
V6ndese en- esta Imprenta al
m6dico precio de 25 centavos el
ejemplar.
-. - Ha tallecido en- Buma6ao
Ell respectable senior don Ig-
nscio Otero y Aquilina, De.
cano de los Profesores de mhsica
de Puerto Rico.
LIE deseamos Ia eterna gloria, en-
viando 4 50 triste familia sentido
p6same.
streta.-Programa de la Quo
dara esta noche, jueves, Ia excelen-
to banda de mdsica de Colon:
10 PasodoDle "Entrads de hc-
nor" Cereceda.-2o Bgindis te1ceto
zarzuela Marina" Arrieta. - 3?
Jota "El Molinero de Subizs", o.
dril. 40 Canci6n duetto Los Mag
yares." Gsztambide.-6o OOr0 ven
"Las Oampansdas, Cha
pi.-6o Balada "Las hijas de Eve,
Bsrbieri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-09

l.sfOa DEL, ". .EollIA. HsAtAE1lE." Da fvrsivsals
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-21
REAurIRs on ApvERTIsINo.

Fair visitor-So you have really de-
eided not to sell your house?
Fair Host-Yes. You see we placed
the matter in the hands Of real estate
agent. After reading his lovely adver-
tisement Of our property. neither John
nor could think or parting with such
wonderful. and perfect home. EFIlts-
burgh Bulletins = : W.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-21
GRANT PAID Hls TOLL.

\.
'1'lI neyer forget how old Bile oliver
who kept the toll gate at Washington
on the old Wheeling pike, held UP
General Grant for toll," said a Wash
ington county man the other day. Bile
was annoyed great deal by the col
lege boys, who drove over the pike.
They worked upon his credulity, prom
ising to pay toll on their way back.
Many a nickel has been lost to. the
old toll-keeper for he was kind
hearted fellow. and often in the face
of better judgment remitted the toll
until they returned. But the boys, like
that letter, never came; they took the
other route home, thus eluding old
Bile. Upon one Of Grants visits to
Washington, during his administration,
a young Mr.. Smith, who was then In
college, took him outaone day for d
drive. AS they came near the tollgate
on the Wheeling pike, old Bile caught
sight of them. He went out of his
house took hold Of fgthe rope, and pulled
the pole down. obstructing the road.
Smith greeted Bile in a familiar way
and said, Look here. Bile, we want to
go on. Yeu see I've General Grant
with me, here Bile looked up with a
sardonic smile He had just begun to
see through the tricks OF the college
boys, and was not going to allow him
self to be gulled any longer. So he re-
piled: I don't give & darn If you have
General Grant with you; you'll have to
pay toll or you can't get lalong here
Then he added in most sarcastic way
with a leer: General Grant,. You must
take me for a fool Really. persisted
young Smith, this is General Grant
But Bile got angry ats this apparent
impudence. and said, angrily Grant
or no Grant, you pay toll Seeing that
he was adament, General Grant put
mis- hand down in his pocket and, after
tossing him coin, drove on, laughing
at the incident. He often related tlre
incident afterward, and it seemed to
aBIuse him greatly"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-21

tereys gig in n2f:sr; followed by tn
MaAganita one minute and ten SECOND
later The whale boat was not In
from the start. she coming in nearl!
three minutes behind. The prize wa
$25 cash.
AtSlz:Os-5Q the four4oared seull rae
was started, two boats in the raesf tn
Atlanta and Millafnetle They made I
good start: and made q. pretty race II
the buoy, the Atlanta finishing. frs
coming over the line at t:2l-45. ant
the Willamette minute and 21 sec
onds later.S Time of race, 1885. Prize
silver cup, N sSss sst3
In the afternoon the sailing races tool
place, and il was evident frem the star
that the. long sailing donEse around b,
the bar would be clear, as the heav,
fog that had been gathering on Cape
Disappointment ali morning had beer
slowly lifting. .,siisf idrssiJ ege,l siua
The first race to start was the 'colum'
bla River Cannery tender sloops, 13 B.,
knots course, prize, silver cup. J.r o
Hanthorn's Blue Jay and George and
Barker's Alert were entered, the Blue
Jay crossing the line at 1;24-27, and
the Alert at 1:26-46. 'ln'r'"a
the Alert at 1:26-46. The Blue Jay wor
the race. Prize, silver cup. aI4l 80 3
Following closely on this race wal
the free-for-all sloop race, the Pearl
Maud K. and Mayhower being entered
The Pearl went over the line at 1.2e
the 'MayfIower at 1:29-5O, and the
Maud K. at l:s4. Prize. $lOO. The MAUD
K. was big winner.
Next was the fish boat race, the same
boats that participated in saturdays
race coming to anchor. They went
over the line at 1;53-4O, and with one ex.
cepton none of them fouled. Talents
boat became tied up, for a moment only
in the sail of another boat lying along
side, but was soon off, showing a clean
pair Of heels to the, boat that got in
her way. The prize for the race had
been increased to $50. riH &gf
been increased toa$g0. Charler west
lrnd won first money, and Andrew
Bakka, eleven minutes and five seconds
later, second money, amounting to SIG.
The next event was the cannery
schooners, four boats being entered,
They went over the line in the follow,
ing time: Salmon q Hunter 2:16-4S;
Frank Sanborn. 2;17-26;a Grace, 2;17-45;
and Elena, 2;tS-2s The course on this
event was the same as the fish, boat
race, 13 S-S knots, prize, $50.
The Whitehall sailing race was the
last event, two boats Dark and Light
being entered. This course was 9 S-S
knots. Prize, silver cup. Brown & Nc
Cabe's Melville Brown" won the race
1t was a pretty sight when all the
boats were under sail, the south tack
bringing them close in to this side. AS
the Astorian extra goes to press none
of the boats are in. ......,
In the 100 yards footraee which took
place on Upper Commercial street, j.
Burlington won in II 3-4 seconds.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-08-21
A BIG sLooP RAuEs

Last night articles were signed. by
the owners Of the sloots Pearl, Of Bay
Center, and Mayhower. Of ITwaco, ia
race the 10 s-S mile, course gone over
yesterday, for $1,000 a side. race to take
place within two weeks, urder Willapa
Harbor Regatta rules c. J. Curtis was
named as stake holder. ]. E. Campbell
and Jack Grant as judges. In case 1T Il
a foggg day, the race will be postponed
until the first fair day. There viii prob
ably be number of other races DUR
in the month.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

san Francisco. oct. s.-open and or
Eanlzed warfare against the American
Protective association has been COM
menccd In this city. Meetings have
been held and an organization or the
American league has been formed by a
number OF prominent lay members OF
the Roman Catholic church 10 devise
plans for the defeat OF candidates In the
coming election who may be supported
by the A. =. A.
The organization OF the American
Liberal league have employed every
available ineAns 10 learn the plans and
methods OF the a. T.. A. They claim to
have obtained accurate accounts OF the
A. z. a. meetings IN this city, with the
rituals m,d oatha Of the various lodges
James - Smith. an attorney, Is a
prominent mover in the American
Liberal league, He said "Our league
ia an organized army. It 10 only by Il
combination that We can nght the A
=. A. by thorough district and ward
organization we VIII see that none Of
the A. r. AS. are elected, In the recent
report Of the municipal convention
there were stNty-seven members OF the
A. =. A., and It's ticket has also many
names which the American Liberal
league Will openly denounce,'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
our JOEY pAesrootk

From Judge clnrts reeen. interview
"rhe result at Dallas was not occi-
mt but was y spontaneous and
hearty expression o, the true Demo
cratic sentiment OF this state made
and uttered In the face q oiIiciaiisn
which had prostltutcd Itself and hoped
to prostitute the party. There was
no effest made on our part to control
the convention. but the work done
looking to that end was altogether
on the other side"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Advocates of bimetnIiIsm maintain
that che fnn In III. price OF silver
has brought about corresponding
TALL Ia the prices Of various com-
modities. THIS may or mny not he
the easel hut. supposing the former
hypothesis 10 he correct. nm, MOI
nrpnred 90 say that q would he ~
misfortune for England or thc world
in general. hold am,
wheat Mt 30 Ahiiiiags n quarter In
stead OF 10 shlIliaes ~ rather a
blessing than otherwlsc.-Mr. Alfred
hothschild, deiegnte for Great urit-
ain TO tho brussels monetary com
ference.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
THEY WILL NOT RETALlATE
ouATEMALAN Rnomno6.rY AT Az
END.
rue Minister Notified That the New
Tnrin Inv Terminates the Rect
procity Trcnty-conspiring AEuinst
the brazilian Minister.

Washington. oct. s.--Mlnister Arlsst
Of Guatemala has been officially ad-
vised by the state department here
that the new tariff law terminates the
reciprocity treaty between the United
States and Guatemala. and has trans
mitted the notification 10 his govern
ment He has not yet received any d.
rectlons as to the course Guatemala
VIII pursue. He says, however, no pro-
test or other step similar TO those taken
by Spain. Germany and Brazil. IS con-
templated.
There win be no discrimination
against the United States ~ a result
OF the change" said Ariaga. "Guate-
mala merely re-establishea the old du-
ties against the United States, which
VIII place this country on the sama
footing with other countries. but II rs
my personal opinion that the reciprocl-
~ treaty was very beneficial to both
countrles."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
MARKED npersonslvD.

a. C. Itean. wichita Falls, Tex;
Fort Worth, Tex. Aug. :, is9i.--My
Dear Sir; You doubtless have realized
ere this how very important 1t is that
as many good Democrats as possible
attend the state convention in tho In
terest OF harmony and true Democracy.
At the suggestion OF number OF
friends l have concluded TO take
enough interest In the matter to write
to you and other important Democrats
ana ask you not to fail to attend and
that you make It your business 20
bring as many friends with you as you
can. 1t makes no difference II they are
not delegates. their presence and in
iiuence viii be felt This Is critical
period In the history OF the party In
this state and viii require earnest
counsel and unselhsh patriotism TO
preserve the principles OF the party
and secure complete harmony In tho
ranks 1t Is desired that you viii be
at Dallas as early as the 18th. 50 that
we viii have an opportunity to consult
together and be prepared 10 act In
telligenuy and In harmony in the
promises Yours very truly.
A. l.. NfATLOCK.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

81, Paul Mimi. Oct. s.--sult has been
brought in the United stntos district
court for the appointment OF receiver
for the Minnesota and oniarlo Lumber
company OF which Dennis Ryan is
president The suit Ia by stephen
Douglas Ryan OF Dubuque to protect
an Investment OF $4,000 alleged TO
have been mnde in the stock OF the
company, Complaint aVors that Dem
mis- Ryan has sold timber belonging to
the corporation valued at 100000 OF
which there has been no accounting.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
An lnvanpeliat ,ynnts n,,o,,,.

San Francisco, Oct. S--Capt. II. Kolsn
Carter evangelist and lecturer. is the
complainant In divorce suit, Ths
complaint was filed June ~ OF this
year and the summons printed IN a
weekly journal. but the Judge was no,
satisfied with this method Of giving
publicity 10 the case, and ordered a
summons TO be inserted IN daily news
publication and marked copy sent 10
Mrs, Carter, who Is a resident OF Ches.
ter, Pa. Capt Carter came 10 thls
state In 1891, and after ne was settled
sent out Tor hts wife TO Join him. Thia
she refused to do. hence the divorce on
the ground OF denertion. No answer
has been filed 10 the complaint.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

The main contention OF every mono
metalllst In this country and elsewhere
is that blmetalllsm would run gold
away and replace It with silver. Adj
dressing the late International monetary
conference at nruissls, Mr.. Alfred
Rothsehlld, British delegate. voiced this
view;
wei, gentlemen, have the bimetal-
lists Tor single moment thought what
the result would be II such a measure
Cto open all or part OF tLe ninta OF
Europe to the free coinage Of silver
and to discuss a ratio to be nxod) were
introduced? Why. clearly. from that
very moment tho Bank OF England
note would cease to represent sovcr-
eigna ana would DO payable In u de-
proolntcd currency. because the bank
OF England would never pay Ito notes
In gold and ut the same time be pur-
chnAcrs OF an unlimited amount Of
silver, for Within very short period
the twenty-five millions OF gold which
tho bank now holds IN lts vaults would
In my opinion, have disappeared and
have become replaced by silver"
rhls sums up the argument and all
there Is Of the against sill
YER II Is the argument brought for
ward In England, Germany, America
everywhere with the temperance OF
silver aa a standard gold Is to dlsap-
pear.
WIN some erudlte fnaneler tell US
one OF those who maintain that there
Is enough gold in the world to bottom
all OF It's buslneas--lnto what mystic
rious abyss all OF this bountlful supply
OF gold Is to plunge In Its mad night
from q llver.uaIng world?
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

San Francisco. Dot, S--Jrhe Chronicle
says that the policy or retrrnehment
commenced by the Soushern Pacific
railroad company 10 TO be continued
A consolidation OF divisions will take
place ON November O. ono division
Is to be abolished completely and the
work or the other divided up with that
OF a second division, so that one super
intendent can be dismissed. This
change means the Topping OF OF the
heads Of all OF the petty officials or
the abolished diviHlons ana OF half Of
the clerical forces IN the abolished
division William H. Heydcr IS to be
relieved OF tho superlntendency OF the
coast division, and viii be succeeded
by J. l., Frazier, now superintendent
OF tn san Joaquin division, which Ia
TO be abolished and lts headquarters
moved to San Francisco The San
Joaquin division VIII be divided ia
MOjave division. other divisiona will
be divided In like manner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09


Change Tor the Worse in the
Cars Condition.
Breslau. oct s.--'rhe schleesolsche
zeltung publishes dispatch from st.
Petersburg welSh says that sudden
change for the worse has taken place
IN The cendt'tcn OF the car. The dis
patch sdds that the minister OF war
mas ordered arayers for the preserva-
ton Of the lie OF the GEAR 10 be OF
cred In all garrison and regimental
churches. 1'1is order Ia said to be due
TO q telegram received direct from
iiNldiR.. and Mating that the csAr's
.llneSs has taken disquietinr turn
falntlng nts are reportedt have SUI
peryened and 10 have rendered an
operation immediately necessary. In
conclusion Il Is stated that court dir
nitaries and other high Russian ofii-
vidla. AZ IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
PANIC AT 4 TmEATEn.
Mad Rush OF u Chicago Audienc
From Fnncicd Danger.

hau huNh OF ~ thicnHD AUDIENCE
From Fnncicd Danger.
Associated Press Lensed Wire.
Chicago. Oct. "a panic at Jacobs
Clark Street rhea,er followed the dis
covery OF fire In an adjoining building
last night. Nearly half Of the audience
rushed put Of the thenter, and the re-
maindef were thrown into confusion
before II was discovered that no lives
were in danger. The employees and the
police at the theator made every effort
to prevent the punlc. and they assured
the audience that the Are was IN the
next building, but this had no effect on
the frightened people
Three hundred men and boys were
compnctly crowded into the stairway
leading to the street from the gallery.
They swore. fought and struggled in
their mad frenzy 10 break down the
door. Only the effective and timely
work " a policeman prevented their
trnmplinB each other to death, After
several minutes work with his club the
officer succeeded In clearing the door
and stairway and the crowd got out
safely. A number OF persons We're quite
seriously hurt In the crush and some
women were carried out in faint
ing condition
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Washington, Oct. s.-Reports from
Brazil that Minister Mondonca, who
represents that country in this city,
VIII be among the Brazilian ministera
10 be given a change OF station is not
credited In diplomatic circles here. and
Is Inscribed to the m will OF the rebel
element IN Brazil toward Mendonca.
who VAS very active during the recent
rebellion In strongthlng President
Pelxoto against Admiral DaGama and
his rebelllous navy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC rIoKEr.

For County Judge
GEO W ARMSTRONG.
For County Attorney
BEN NJ. TERnELL
For Sheriff
10, a, EULESs.
For District Clerk
r. II. M'NArr.
For County Clerk
jobs =. KING.
For Tax Collector
j. IT, HOVENltAMP.
For County Assrssor--
W, 49, ROGERS.
For County Treasurer
II. b. COLLINS
For County Surveyor
J. j. GOODFEILOw.
For County Superintendent
D. rRAE
FOR Commissioner. Precinct No l.
JOHN BARDON.
For Justice OF the Peace. Precinct No.
1.-TWO to be elected
JOE NJ ADAMS, in.
j. l, WRIGHT.
For Constable, Precinct No. l.
w. l., RUSHING,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Mlddlesboro. Ky, Oct. s.-upon mo-
ton OF Jno 4. White, who obtained an
Injunction against the Republican pri-
mary election, Judge Jones has dis
solved IT, Colson holds the certificate
OF nomination signed by nine members
Of the dlstriet committee. Eight mcm-
hers refused 10 Bign. Colson'a friends
are iuhllRnt and claim that the dis
solving Of the injunction makes him the
legal nominee
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Seattle, Wash. Oct s-Dr. w r.
Elddings, a dentist OF good reputation,
ana sS-presldent OF the Dental assoel-
alton, committed suicide. the left sac
o. his face belng blown on by the shot
i i,e placed the muEElc In his mouth,
over the room. No reason IL assls,ed
only mat his health had become i'm.
paifeu by the excessive use ct cocnine
and evidently caused Insanity,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

just wait TN Texas begins 10 talk
OF cleotIng some Republican congress
men, and living up to her majestic
proportions. II VIII come. too, hail,
mighty day.--st Louis Globe-pcmo-
prat.
Just walt TN tho Globe Democrat
writes the obituary OF Tho Republican
party and declares as It hale inti-
mated two years ago. that It died be-
cause It ceased TO respect the rights
and needs Of the living. 1t Is coming;
hail Joyous cay.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
STATE DrMoonArIo rIoKpr.

For Governor
HON. CHARLES A. cuLBERsoN.
For Congress
HON @. K. HE'LL.
OF rarrnnt County.
For Associate Justice OF the Court OF
Ciyll Appeals Tor tho Second Dis
trict--
HON. 7, W, STEPHENS,
OF Parker County.
For STATE Senator
HON. w. j. BAILEY.
OF rarrant County. ID.
For Floater--
HON r. W. NORRIS,
OF Hood County.
For Representative
II. Y. D. ANDREWS.
H. Il. l.. ROY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

all raw material on the free list. With
an amendment to place there all manu-
featured articles the manufacture OF
which IS brought under the control Of
a single firm. corporation or syndicate
that would, be a model Denocratic
rlatform.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Chicago. oct s.--Prof William sloan
died 'oday after fact OF fifty dave
Prof, sloan had been subject 10 AZ.
Jacks Of O strange disease which com.
PEELED him 10 East, ana has frequently
gone four weeks without nourishmenf
and physicians expected his recovery
frnsn 'hA i.~ attsot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

London, Oct S,-A Dispatch from Che
Foo to the Pan Mall Gazette says the
British and Russian mlnisters, N. r.,
Conner and Count CT 'sinn. started for
+ KIN yesterday, TIL object OF their
DISPATCHES state that all women and
thilirnn belonging to Foreigners have
left Pekln for places OF safety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

state Of Texns. County OF Tarrant So:
l. Ben o, Smith, cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
thc above statement Is true. 10 the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
BEN o, SMITH, Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this Sth day OF October. 1924.
GBo ArAsSTE,
Notary Public, Tarrant County, Texas.
Corect-Attest;
J w, SPENCER,
NJ p. BOWLES.
II. w. WILLIAMS,
Directors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Beyond all rivals In leayanlng power
Is Dr. Prico's Cream Baking Powder.
Government analysts gives Il 1866 cublc
Inches available cnrbonlc acid gas per
ounce higher by far than amy other
baking powder known.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09
sighted seven war.hi,..

TIen Tsln. Oct, s,-The steamer Wen
Chow reports having spoken seven
Japanese warships on Sunday, some
ten miles south and Others northeast
OF the promontory. The Japanese were
inqulrlng about the n'1raY v
<nAlnaAa Aautha4ai a.tt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

The fact Is that Brother Browder
ui the joint ey arou a the circle in
he Fifth district becat se Of the pene
hat LIS opp lent set, what else could
man do VINO has to- der feste
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

This paper Is kept on nle and advor-
Using rates may DO ascortainod at the
Office OF the American Newspaper
Publishers Association. Temple Court
New York. or from It's Eastern husl-
ness Office. IS Tribune building, New
York.
Western business Office, bO9. "rha
Ruokery." Chicago. III.
8 G. Beclswith. sole agent for foreign
advertising.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

London. oct. s. "A dispatch from
Shanghai today says that Sheng The
TaolaB or district magistrate OF Ten
Tsln, whose disgrace and Night has
already been reported bought from
Germany 100000 discarded rifles for
which he paid two taels each and
charged his government nine taels. He
also bought larkc quantity OF car
tridBes, which We're found 10 be utter
ly useless, Ii Hung Chang discovered
the faud and summoned ShenK TO him.
In the Interview that followed II Hung
Chang Is said to have slapped Shens's
face. Sheng later made application for
leave Of absence on the plea that he
was III, and leave was granted, The
report OF an Instruction at Kchole.
the scat OF one OF the imperial palaces.
about 100 Mules from Pelln. Is uppar-
entity unconhrmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-09

Those Kentucky pertlsans was are
roposlns 70 run D,cqlluriage eor the
United states senate arc determined
I fini a job for hin that viii siyo run
COP for al oflh.A peeullar tAlents.