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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18
Retreta mamma Dor Is baada de on

Retreta mGnana por Is banda de OG1adoTel
10 Colon. 10 PaBodople eI Tortonno, Got6S
20 Souvenir ChatrOnlfrss POloaess, Ernot. 81
ODerturA PArsgrahf 80, Suppe. A. FAntalia
ksvue d Homsur, O.odomIr. SO VASES Lei
PAtineurs, WAtstelfsl. So 5ardaas Opera Ga.
riu, Breton. 10 GuaraCna la mulatA hoBa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

Aver ne inscribie on Oh el Regislro Civil
del JuSgado Municipal de San Franclaco las de-
fuuclonsl dc Pedro PABLO OaAAleI de yirUelaa J
Conception Gomez J OAmasho de viruslAS con.
flueutes y los nAcimientOI de Lucas VaEqueE }
PAraE Maximins RioR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18
O0Chacaamba, sstiembro "a de 1891

Senores Scott BOVINE, New York.
Nuy GsHores mics: Boy muy POGO aACiona-
do preparedness msgiStrsleS extEAnjeRAs por
las excesivas poAderaciones de que ordiuaria.
ments son obistO; parO deSpu6S do hAber enHays.
do Il "EmulG6n de Scott" desla hsCs mucho
tempo, Creo de mi deber mAnifsstsr Uds cue
Ihoy ls conHidero como IN medieamsHto muy
sRcaz que merece el favor del p6blico. No
solo LAD afsccioRea tuberculOgAA en- que tan
vents sioBamehts reemplaza 81 aCsite de bacalao,
debe imitarse 50 elfsra de aCOi6n, pues sus bue
nos renultAdos no SO hAcen esperRr en- todau laa
snfermedadSs relacionadAs con IN empobreCi
miente de Ia Sangre fAltA de animilaci6n. De
Uds. alto. J s. 8 DoCToR JESUS BLANOO.
Ex. N 6dico Gel Hospital de Visdma professor
de AsatomiA de IL Uaiveraidsd de San Simon.
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Aget Aev&Ds Ua AurnAeh poG IA eAlls do IA
TaRea, IN gaEEAf6a dc Pets6lso, 10 cuGl nadA tie.
Re dc particular. Al llegAE Ia esquiaA de ID For
taIe1s, tropez6, cAy6 81 Spelo el garraf6n %
rompi6. Elpetr6leo uaAmoSe en- SsguidS lqui
lue A4Oya 81 sUsto o0LIiguisnts de los Vscinos.
SO 10 ecnaOA aguA J Ar0la mas. Por 6n quiSo
Dlos que 20 aepultase por la boSa de alcantArilln
de IA euquinR de Tetuan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

En- AreCibo 81 pasAr ID vecina Dolores Mon
tes por las inmediaciones del odifclo.carAicsrfR
cue por Iu estAdo ruiRoSo % satG desmontAndo,
ie cay6 eaCima m eItEnte cAusAndoe una hsrida
en- Ia cabezA de slgunS grAvedAd. Fue curadA de
pYimera intenci6A On la eala De soCorroI y dc
AM +rausd0da 81 Hospital.
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FL senior Alcalds avisa al pdblico que 81
jusves % del taste, de Ocho dieE de 10 ma.
nan, sorAA vACunadAG gratultAments por el doe.
tor Alan, cuAntlS petaosss poorsI de todas ada
deU % presenter en- la galsris baia del Tsatro
pEoViStoS de uaH bOlsts del Oslador de cada be-.
rrio.
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EltA nochs Las oeho CsIebrar6 GsSi6n para
trstAE de aAuntoI que Es relGoiOnan con sl pEesu.
pusalo ia GOnulga psuvinOiAl J asselAdoa do la
a.xcA.As QippsAel6a,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

EA Ia poWsi6n de los seforeu BIasineB, be-
rsio de PAlmsreJo (Oomerio) se declare un ihcen
do quem6ndose como cieA cRerdAs de paste vie
i !. ipsgSndoHe el hecho casual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

El CalzadO que mejor 90 importa On estA IL
ID, eH 81 que veAden ca su eAtablecimiexto lol
ssnores borrGI = Reines. A "hG OonstAncia
pues, san Francisco S5, y % cslzarGn bueno
o0niLo baE&to
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I'm IL Gale de ID Luna esquina San JustC
IN muchacho come de 10 { II amos llamsdo Ju
ho FerAaAdeE blri6 con un drio & otro do Il
nlnma edad llanado MArtFR Cruz,eR Ia meplla il
qulerda. Del hsch0 20 eatsr6 ID pollcia y fnt
sursdo en oil Ounrto de Socorto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

n sr, Prsuidente del Centro Gallego po'
pArticips, qua coa motive de lob bsileI orRAaisS'
dos para lGs heStAs do San Agustin de Il COvA
couga, QnedAn aplA1AdoS hAItA nueVo AnunCio loI
proySctAdoI por aquel para los dOmiHgoI diaS Is
vac,
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IA ID mAnAnA del dia IA del actual 90 intro
una heridA de CsrAetsr grave On o. est6msgo 81
individuo Antonio Vazque2 (s) OCaters, vecinO
de Guayams, ignorAndcss los A06vileB que 10 in.
duieron 4 toInkr tai reBoluCI6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18
{ ARMAGH "REY eAnns!

Este eItablecimientO, que he paSAdo ser de
la propisdad de los Gehores JddiOe y OomphniA,
siendo director de ID parts tSsnicA el LioenciadO
don Edusrdo Rey, 10 Ofrece 81 pdblico On gone
rsl, particpdndole que 90 snOusntra psrfecta.
nente surtido de produStOS quimiCoS J flTmAc6u.
ticoS. Su personal eStG diSpueSto nltiliAcer loI
IeHsoH de cuantos 10 dispenser IuH fsvorel. l5-l
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Fueroa dstaniioS por lA policiA on 81 die dC
aver los iAdiyi iuOs Regino UepsdA por tlrsr pie
dras rompsr vArIoS faroles on Ia alborads
Luis MarCiAl pOT ocupArasle una navajo; CArmeu
Oort6H al GAllega por peea esskndal0.
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Oon tndA nolamnIdAd aa ha Yarifinad

Con toda aoemnldAd le he Verifcado hoy
en- Ia 1glsAia de las RR. NM. CO. ID fiesta que
en- honor de Santa Elena viens eelebrknduIe
auuAtmeats en dicho tsmplO, La SOnSurreneiR
sSs aeto tu6 numsrosa, apssHr de 10 deSapaeibls
aal tiempe. ~ Grader sagEado, padle RpdrignsE
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Por 81 GoblerRO General 90 han nombrado
Teaisntss.alsGldeB del AyuntAmIsnto de S1n
German 4 loa Bsnorss don salvador Gelpf J dol
suan dc JsAdS NAzarlo. Primer tenlsnte alcAlds
n PaHuelng don LuiG AIvarAdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

ri individuo Juan Coon fu6 detsnido poi
una pSreJa dc 10 Gnard1A Civil, On Barrog, poi
.sptO de tetronila Arroyo y pusSto diuposici6u
lei JuggAdo munlclpal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

81 intsige1ts J estudiOso iOven n, Aprsciado
amigo nueslro, BIZ. don Ramon Rodriguez SO
hA exsminAdo dc ler. Ano on 81 diA de hoy ante
il Rsal supdslegaCi6a de FarmaciA Obteaisndo
honrosa nota. Nueutrs teicitaCi6n.
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de- Ia Comrahia de lou RR PaulsS, ocup6 Ia o..
tsdrn proVuueiando sloOusntiuimo pAnegiiicO de
3 ssNts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

Sc qusjan del barriO de Puerta de TERRA,
Gale de San Agustin, casa de don MarHa Bsrper,
que frenbs ID casa de eats senior exiate uAa le.
trina que cuAndo uuevs, invade AlguRas habita-
Clones. UAa Vinita del Bshor Gomez poR ALI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

Presidents de Liverpool J eScslsE, cor
cArga genersl para varioS, entr6 hoy 81 puerto
de eGtA Capital, el vspsr eSpanol .'Sah FrAncilco"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

80 reCOmieadan por q solos les vinOU blan.
coG "FsrrOl J 'OhiClAas" que sxpsndea d POI
mayor y msaor +. FOat J Harmano. TSnsa 8.
2uegtO-RiGo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

Para busn vino de meas, % incuestionable.
meRts prsferido On eIta Capital oI que vonden
niS, que 10 tisnen dc ID excelents mSrCa "Logro.
no" de Las sin rivaleu bOdegaI do AngucianA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18

eB- CereCedo HermanoS J Comps, compran
toda clsSe de monedAs de cualquier fecha que
sean, agujereadag reSolladSs 8 IiR reSellar.
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Bin embargo, ahora VemoS q. no 20 haa clsusu-
rado les eucusas tsmporalmsuta como debierA
hNcerSa 20 hA practicado "a otTaa ocaniones.
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Al PUBLICO

HAbieAdo sido nombEado por r. O. EScrI.
bano de aetuacioseB On propiedad del Juzgado
de Ia InstaRCia Instructor de San Francisco
de eata Capital he tornado poSeBi6n de dicho Of.
clio aver tarde eStablecieRdo mi oisna On Ia cslle
dc Ia CruE n6mO 10 local que tue Agencis "a
Negocios de Ios HeHores Fslc6R ROls y mi hs.
bitSci6a dc familia cAlle de San Francisco nj.
nero 81 planta bajs derecha de ID CsUa de don
Julifn BIanco doRde ofVezCo mis- humildeB Beyyi.
clos de mi profession.
Puerto. RiCO IA de AgoSto de 1888 Viosu.
ts Gonzales Gomez. l5-S
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ALTENCION AQUI

El melor vino RicjAno, no cOAocldc aun en-
eHta Isla 10 tiene el que HuHCribe quieN expreBN-
traer vino1 bueno5 Iin encAbezsr. Para dessn-
0afarue basta viBitRF 81 Embellishments, ituado
en- ID calle de San Francisco R6mero 81 antigua
dep6uito que fus dc los senoaeE Fajsrdo norma.
nos. Ofreca ademks vinsgrs pUro dc uva que
40 tiene rival, aHi como otras classS de bsbidas
todau uupsriores en- calidad y prscioB m6dicoa.
El que quiera convencsrSe dc 10 bueno y selecto
de lan bsbidau anunCiadas no tisns mas que pro-
bsrlas. RAMON N0V0A Y NOVOA. 1873
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Sc VENDE A: !; :.:;::; !: On:
con balloon do hero
aorrido laH GALES dc Ia Palma HonSsrrate
Isformarh d. Francisco Ceatsro On dieho pueblo
don J. NJ FontAaalI en- oltA Capital. 3-l
Las lehorAH que pAdeEcsn de bArroS, man.
chaS, espinillaI NAL color dsben usAr Il "Loei6A
Monies" cor ella 81 outis TecobrA % loEAniA y
trescura. No hay dana elsgAnte que no tenga
an 81 tocadOr la psrfumsda "Loci6n MonteG."
La vsnde sl SsnOr Guillermsty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-18
VEsTIDO DE CALLE

De CreBp6R szul marino. Corpino crusade
de HurG negro J sdornoS de aEAbscheA On el cue.
10 , delAatero del petO.
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Sc VENDE POI Ror n 30 g0s,s goas,ls !. it;'. Sa'
psrfa que hay on IL cSlls de Tetukn, admero 81
lEf,rmsr6A TstuGR ndmero 80. 8-l
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RRVHEHEiHR lie IudEF.

Deuds el die Is del m9s de Julio ppdo. be
tenido bieu rstirar el podsE geasEaliSimo, Gue
tsnia confsrido raj hermano D. EUgtaquio MILAN
deiandO .ea Ousa lugar, Su buena reputACi6n ,
fams.
Cidra 10 de Agosto de 1894.
Jossa N. V'udd De BotsL GA
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$3.50 PantAlOnes Oalimir
sAsTRERIA FRANoEsA, TIssoT
FoYtslsEa 81,
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La RefOgWgGdG EsperOszG 'agIS.; T1:.;
dOrmr On nabitacones muy frescaSF IDesea uSted co
mer bienf Pues acuda ~ Aef0r@ad6 6sperGNS1 ca
lie de Ia Prncesa, numero !, Marina Capital PreciOs
d alcanOs de todas las tOrtunss.
"A 25 centavos docena ooSDSss Sc SSsisn ~.
elias de cognac vacias. En- 81 RIOS DE ORC, plaza
de Alfonso XII infoFmarap,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01
Ladies' Column.

We have made this discovery, that
when the tide OF trade sets one way
there Is always q cause for it. That
there are few, a Gerry few, who buy Of
us out of compliment, but like the
masses, they buy here because they
can do the best, because the variety.
the qualities and prices are here and
defy criticism.
We have not an Unparalleled Bar
gain House full of Smoke, Fire and
Water or Panic Prices-but q house
where goods are sold at a profit to us
"a just and good value to you. If
you want more than that, you will
have to find some Philanthropic (?)
merchant who would not recognize
his goods under search light
Eminent physicians believe in
frequent changes of UNDER
WEAR. Nothing more has such
decided hygienic effect upon the
system, or should be changed as
often. Nothing adds 10 your com
fort more, or should demand such
close inspection. We always thought
we carried the BEST stock in Homo
lulu, and we know we have never
been undersold Let US show you
our MUSLIN UNDERWEAR the
trimmings alone are worth looking
at
Sometime ago we spoke about p
d. Corsets-smiles and comfort, etc
The demand for them caused US to
run short of many sizes-fortunately
we had large order placed direct |
with the factory in Brussels The |
goods are here and your size is with |
them.
Talking about Direct Import
ations,-it means the manufacturers |
profit and our profit. No middle |
men-there is a saving for you, as
will be seen in embroidered and |
scolloped HANDKERCHIEFS from
$500 per dozen up.
FLANNELETTES at 8 yards for
S1OO
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vacation Hints For Children.

If you Will remember two little hints,
children, you will have much less fear
in going into the woods this summer.
First, poison vines, such as the ivy,
have three leaflets on one stalk. There
fore beware of touching any three leafed
vine. Remember that the poisonous
sumacs have white berries, those with
red berries being harmless. 1t is safe
for the city bred child never to eat any
roots or berries found in the fields or
woods without having them first looked
over by somebody who knows about
them. The second hint concerns snakes.
Snakes which have circular markings
that is, streaked rings around the
body-are harmless. Those which are
striped lengthwise are dangerous.
Should you ever go to Australia, don't
stop to examine snake, for all varie-
ties are poisonous. 1t may interest you
to know that snakes are so common in
that country that one of the first lessons
q child learns is how to bind up
wound. 1t is taught in the primary
schools, and in all the railway stations
large placards are posted giving full
particulars and with good illustrations
showing how the arm or foot should be
bound TO prevent the poison penetrating
the system. We have not the worst
country in the world, have we?-New
York Times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-09-01

W Plans for erection of
these shredders may be seen
at the Office of the Agents,
where prices and other parti-
culars may also be obtained.
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zeal man. He is also skillful pianist
and composer as well as Il capable
sculptor and painter in oils, and several
Of his productions upon exhibition have
been rewarded with gold medals. See
ing that little Maud's mother is also an
accomplished singer, it is not surprising
that the child should have inherited an
artistic temperament. Though Irish by
birth, it was in Australia Miss Mac
Carthy commenced the study of the VIC
lin. She received lessons ON that instru-
ment as far back as five years ago from
Miss Pedley of Sydney, and in two
years time had made such progress
that her teacher felt justified in giving
q special ''at home" in order that con-
nOisseurs might listen to the phenome-
nal capabilities of the gifted little child.
She has since studied with the well
known Spanish violinist, Senior Arbos,
who, by the way, has just joined the
teaching staff of the Royal Academy of
Music, but from whom she Will no
doubt continue to receive the benefit of
instruction. Among the treasures priced
by Miss MacCarthy is a volume from
Mr.. Gladstone bearing an inscription in
his own handwriting, and in which he
describes the young violinist as 1.-The
dear little Irish musician. London
Queen
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Security.
A 5-year-old girl had been attending
sunday school for several weeks, learn
ing weekly to repeat the golden texts
a Few days ago her mother had occasion
10 administer a severe reproof, when
the little one looked up undismayed
and slowly and calmly observed:
The Lord is on my side. viii not
fear. -
1t was her golden text of the Sunday
previous. Herald
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FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Maud iIacCarthy.

Miss Maud MacCarthy, the child VIC
linist whose successful appearance at
the Princes hall we recently recorded.
is not, rs has been stated in several
journals, an Australian, but was born
10 years ago in the Emerald Isle Both
her parents, too, are natives Of Ireland.
though her father has been practicing
for some years past in Sydney as med
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WAISAKU, HILo, HAWAII, {
TannarN, BOD 1904 4

January I'D, 1SS4.t
HoS. Wa. q. IRWIN, Honolulu, IL. I.
DEAR SIR:-In reply to yours OF Il
18th inst regarding the National Cane
shredder furnished by the UNIVERSAL
Mil Co. of New York, and erected by
the Hilo Sugar Co. this past season,
Iwould beg 10 say, that il has now been
in operation day and night during the past
three weeks working on plant cane, and
also hard ratoons, and IL is giving me the
greatest satisfaction. The more 1 see of
its capabilities, the better pleased 1 am
that | put il in, as i am satisfied that IL
will repay the original outlay in a effort
time, in saving of labor, higher extrsc-
ton, etc.
1t is shrcdding from $50 TO 400 tons OF
cane every 22 hours with the greatest
ea-e, and il could shred a much larger
quantity If necessary. It delivers the
shredded cane IN an even uniform feed
TO the three roller mill, which receives il
without the intervention " any labor
and a. the cane is thoroughly shredded
or disintegratej il relieves the mill oi 4
great deal of strain, thus reducing he
liability OF broken shafts. gearing. etc.
There IS 81 saving of four (4) men daily
on the mill, as only one man Is required
TO regulate the amount OF cane delivered
by the carrier To the shredder. II has
Increased the extraction from 70
8 per cent.
The economical use OF steam is gene.
rally a serious consideration in adding
new machinery, as in most mills the
boiler power is taxed to its highest limit.
as il was in this mill, and any increased
demand necessitated AT additional boil
er. But l find that the shredder and the
three roll mill engines combined use no
more steam than the three roll mill
engine did when working on whole cane,
while doing better work and more Of IL.
and owing to the uniform feed on the
mill, the engine demands very LITTLE
attention
The egass from the shredded .ne
makes superior fuel, and the frei. IN
have less difficulty in main, aiming a uni
form pressure of steam than formerly.
L will be pleased TO lave a call from
parties interested, as il is necessary 20
see the machine AT work 10 iully app o.
ciate its capabilities.
| remain, very truly yours.
(Sig.) JOHN A. SCOTT,
Manager Hilo Sugar Co.
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A Nose Out of Joint.

\ Nose Out of Joint.
We've got a baby in our house,
n perfect little fright.
think that is the reason
1t came so late at night.
His eyes keep shutting all the time,
His head IS awful bare,
And he makes so many faces
1t gives me quite a scare.
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sc HaDu1..yr. ~
Shredder
PATENTED UNDER THE LAWS or
THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

The attention of Planters
and Agents is called to the
following letter from Mr..
JOHN A. SooTT, Manager of
the Hilo Sugar Co., regarding
the working of the National
Cane Shredder, which he has
just introduced into the Mill
of that Company:
The record-union., 1894-06-30
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT.
Judgment to be Pronounced This
Morning.

Judgment to be Pronounced This
Morning.
The case of H. Marks and G. Politz,
charged with contempt OF court in vio-
lating the injunction of the Superior
Court restraining Marks or his employees
from representing to customers that his
store is the Mechanics Store" was ar
gued before Judge Johnson last evening.
When the evidence in the case was taken
S. w. Jacobs. one of the proprietors of
the Summit Soda Springs Hotel, testified
that several weeks ago he came to the
city and hunted up Weinstock. Lubin d
Co.'s store to buy suit of clothes, but
being misled by the front of Marks store
he went In there by mistake. suit OF
clothes was shown him, and he was told
that the price was so 90, but the clerk re-
duced it to $40. This aroused his sus-
picion. as he had understood that Vein
stock, Lubin d Co. had only one price.
He therefore asked the clerk, us this the
Mechanics Store?n and the clerk replied
that it was. This was said in the presence
of Marks. On the strength of this state
ment he bought the suit OF clothes, and
left instructions for it to be sent to the
hotel where he was stopping. The suit
was not delivered, and he returned home
without it.
After waiting day or two for the suit
he wrote Weinstock, Lubin q Co. sharp
letter. demanding to know why they did
not send his purchase. In reply he was
informed that they had no record of such
a transaction. In speaking OF the case to
some of his friends at the Summit they
suggested to him that he had probably
visited Marks store. He telegraphed to
Marks, and IN due time received the suit.
Being in Sacramento day or two later
he felt called upon to hunt up Mr.. Vein
stock, and apologize to him for his sharp
letter. The facts being thus brought to
the attention of Weinstock, Lubin u Co.
they caused the arrest of Marks and
Politz for contempt of court.
After hearing the argument last even
ing Judge Johnson found Marks guilty,
and ordered him to appear for judgment
at 9:45 A. NJ. TODAY,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

C. F. Way of Sonora is at the Capital
Hotel.
James Whitaker, the well-known Gait
merchant, is in the city.
Senator Sprague is down from Redding
and is at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. w. +. Herrick and Miss Herrick
of Oakland are at the Golden Eagle.
B. 0. Burlington and wife of Atlantic,
Ia, are visiting relatives in this city.
Eli Davis of Yuba City is at the Capital
Hotel, accompanied by his daughter.
Judge Prewett came down from Auburn
yesterday, and is likely to remain awhile
Mr.. and Mrs. b. V. Hoover and Mrs.
Samuel Hoover of Elk Grove are at the
Capital Hotel.
Mrs. B. p. Lewis of Atlantic, Ia, is
visiting her sons, II. A. and c. Z. Lewis
OF this city.
Mrs. Southland Hoffman and daughter
of San Francisco are stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
George 2. Runyon of Courtland and
Miss Mary Dowse. who were married in
Lockport, ILL.,, recently, have arrived at
Mr.. munyon's residence near Courtland.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
J. II. Beecher. Anderson, Cal; C. +.
May. Sonora; j. E. Prewett Auburn:
Eli Davis and daughter, Yuba City; j.
w. Frost. II. r. Bemis. ii. A. Bemis.
w. p. Thomas, II. Kruse. San Francisco;
J. c. Eslow, Albion, Mich; b. V. Hoover
and wife. Mrs. Sam Hoover, Elk Grove;
j. II. Sayre, st. Louis; Benjamin Edison,
II. Posener, San Francisco: Miss Roberts,
Boston, Mass; Mrs. M. E. Frild New
York; A. f. Phelps, James Whitaker,
Gait; George b. Greene and son, Court
land.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: 9. w. Butler and wife, Montclair,
n. y; Mrs. j. f. Brown, June l..
Brown, Denver; Mrs. Robert Holmes
and son, r. l.. Wall, st. Louis; Thomas
Phillips, Stockton; NJ. Mayer, Ralph
Worms, New York; j. B. Jones q wife,
w. w. Carney, wife and children, Port
land; Mrs. w. L. Herrick. Miss Herrick
Oakland; j. Mcdonald, Boca, Cal; +. s.
Sprague, Redding, James L. Mills
Quincy. CAL. n. ID. Perkins, T. V. Flint,
Mrs. w. A. Shippee and daughter, Sacra-
mento; II. Newell, a. II. Williams, H.
NJ. Lichtenstein and wife, Alexander +.
Vagelsang, Lander A. Redman, Thomas
j. Barbour, Miss Bradbury, Miss A. b.
Campbell, Miss Campbell, A. c. Rosen-
dale. Miss E. Kitchens, Miss f. j. Hitch
ems. Mrs. n. A. Wood. Mrs. n. A. Doud,
Miss d. A. Doud, IL. G.. Post. Charles
Nicholson, John p. Cooper, 5. p. Mouck-
ton, S. S. Stiles, Mrs. Southland Hoffman,
Miss Hoffman, Miss Alice Hoffman, j.
Hoffman, b. Latz, c. A. Loyng, San
Francisco.