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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17

da, pues consignamos on el cr6dito de cada
uno una cantidad igual 4 la que le era dcbi-
da. Este cs 81 rcgalo de boda do lyonne, y
espero que no Sc 10 rehusaran ustedes. De
esta manera seran nuestros comanditarios Y
participaran de los beneticios que obtenga-
nos.
--lDiantre! glt6 ell comandante. --lQuc
me corten la cabeza 81 retro un cGntmo de
la casa de mi sobrino!
"A mi me es impossible pasar la cal -
declare Bob. mo es yerdad Arabea?
- Evidentemcnte- respondi6 la linda in
glesa.
lEn quen tendriamos conAanza, sno en-
don Roberto1
Merenus diio: ~.
---Ya sabes que 81 tn no mo guardas el dl-
nero me 10 comerG on tres meses.
Elena mnrmur0;
70 no tengo nadia que decir, supuesto
que la mujer debc obediencia sr mardo.
ii Perfcctamente! eXclam6 el cOmandan-
to. -lQuerlas deslumbraInos con TT dinerof
Pues no 10 queremoS ~ Vamos yer, De
veran, ;cuando Sc puede paSar Ia ca ia pa.
r. cobrar los nteresesG Porque quiero dal
una gran comda todos los aqui presentes
AL mismo tempo, McrenuS sc inclnaba a
dido de Roberto:
--unicamente haras que me adelanten al
gunos miles de frances para mis- experiment
tos.
Y Bob decia:
--Deseo tan solo que renneve usted mi
iltimos pagar6s.
Roberto no pudo menos de ccharse 4 reir
d pesar de que Sc hallaba muy cnternecido
lvonne lloraba: pensando en- Ia felicidad qu,
habria experimentado su padre al yer cuant,
amaban todos su querido Roberto.
| -Bueno atirm6 este dltimo. -Yo 10 guar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17

cosa de cuanto ha pasado en- torno de ella,
pero conservando una profunda admiration
por Roberto,
Bob Iytton ha cedido su sstablocimiento
de coches de alquer d Janicot, ell cual esta
on camino dc hacer fortuna.
Y el antique cochero. ayudado por Rober-
to, ha fundado una importante cuadra para
las carreras, cerca dc Chantilly donde Sc
ha establecido en- una deliciosa casa do mis-
tres Arabclla. Ganan mucho dinero estan
ahorrando buen yato para la hija que han
tenido.
Los mas brillantes Sportsmen, que eonfan
sus cabalos Bob, aprovechan la OCCASION
para protejer Arabella, la cual Sc burla de
todos y quiere Il su marido mas que nunca.
Solo acepta los homenajes del comandan-
te Peyrusse, y cuando estan solo,, toda-
via Sc rien dc la manera como engafiaron al
granuja de Vouzadoux.
FL comandante va todas las semanas a
Chantilly. Cuando, despu6s de conner, los
frascos de licor quedan medic vacios y Bob
fuma tranquilamente su pipa Arabella
prepara el te, el viejo militar da un puheta-
70 en- Ia mesa eyclama:
-Mistros Arabella, iquiere usted conocer
mi manera depensarl
--Si, mi comandante.
--SPero toda mi manera de pensarg
-Casi me la iguro dice Arabella ri6ndo-
se--pero digala listed de todos modos.
-Pues bien, por mi honor de soldado vie
jo, que estoy muy orgulloso de tener por So
brino q Roberto de Campignac y por sobrina
a lvonne de Campignac.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
Foil TIN nos
PEDRO SALES
UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
ROBERTO DE CAMPIGNAC
XIX
LA NuEvA BANcA MARsEBERT

estan nteresados de manera muy distinta.
Sepan inicamente que nuestros capitaes no
habrian bastado, Y que hemos tenido que
tomar una respectable suma sobre este hotel,
de tai manera, que no tenemos gran cosa, y
que necesitamos trabajar con ardor 81 que
remos rehacer nuestra fortuna. Y dgo
uuestya, porque hablo tambien de todos us
tedes, que han sufrido tanto que merecen
otra recompensa que un simple reembolso.
Cada uno de ustedes, recbira, pues, de ma
nos de mi socio Deverain, las cantidades
que Sc le deben.
--iYs no quiero nada!-grit6 el CONAN
dante. -Prefero confarte mi dinero.
--Permftame usted, ito. listed tomara
su dinero y SO 10 llevara como todos los de.
mas; tai es la voluntad formal de mi queri-
da Ivonne. Ahora, esclicheme bien. Srra
como 81 no SO hubiesen ustedes levado ma
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
DI0GENl

rrocaz, clnlco
De qnien sabe u
Que viva en- un t6fi0i, ~
Que hacia alarde cerril
De una conducta sin nombre;
Que no logr6 hallar un hombre
Nj buscado con candil; 7
Que prehrio vivir NAL
A desechar su cinismo, Et' "
Yque aun a Alexandra mismo
Habla de igual igual, NJ
Oy6 insultos q millare,
Que uno contra q proferia n
Porque visitar sofia
Tabernas y lupanares.
Mostrando gran desconsuelo
Y terrible indignation,
Lauz6 fiera imprecaci6n
Lanzando la vista al cielo,
Y sigui6 clamando asi:
ii Dioses Con cuanta injusticia
Hoy mo trata la malicia
AL ocuparse de mi h NJ
Porque en- ciertos sitios entro
Implacable me censura,
Me acrimina y asegura
Que hasta manchado me encuentro.
Nunca injusticia SO vic
Como la que hacen conmigo:
Yo del Sol las huellas sligo
Y donde 81 entra entro 70,
Y aunque el Sol, que imito fel,
Vista todos los dias
Tabernas manceblas. -.
nj Sc manchan nj hablan de q
r. Perez q Gonsdlez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
MooA, PUERTO R1oo

Comrran v nAen frutos del rais
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
EL'IONTO
HOTEL FRANCES

Habitaciones ventiladas y esmera
do servicio.
Gale del Comercio, ndmero S.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
once, Agosto IA de 1894. BIN
FIJARSE AQUI
SACAL A M 30
0UITA-DOLOR

0UITA-DOLOR
Este preparado ndio, de gran fama en- e
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgas, reumas
iuAamaciones demas afecciones cutaneas,
etc., etc.
La formula de cada botella indca la ma
nera de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
de este preparado, su precio sera flo como
sigue Gaia de "a medias botellas, 7 pesos.
Unicos depositarios del legftimo Saca-
lamb6,
L. Ghard0n y G..
Ponce. Febrara Ia de- 1894 3Tm. a.
SAN ANTONIO HNOS.
MooA, PUERTO RICO
Comrron " " ndan frutos del nais.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-17
F0SEAI!NA EALLERES. A!!msnto dslos K!aQs.
NO MAS HERPES !
Curaci6n radical por medic de la Herpe-
tina de TorregrOso.

una de 10rfegf0S0.
Numerosas certifcaciones de indivduos
curados de esta fatal dolencis atestiguan Ia
bondad de- este medicamento. LA HER
PETINA Sc emplea al propio tempo con
Ia LOGON ANTIHERPETICA DE TO
RREGROSA que, tan brillsntes resultados
viene dsndo para extirpar las pecaa, barros
y.,msnchasde la cara.
No hay empeine que sc resista oil trata.
miento de la Herpetina y de la Loci6m An
ibeypftaa la Torre9rosa.
VINO NUTRITIVO
kola, coca y carne peptonisada, de Torregrosa
Alimento reparador para los organismos
1An'lAs.
Poderoso t6nico gu todas las afecciones
del corsz6n,
Para la anemia no hay feruginoso que
le aventaje.
Levanta las fuerzas fisicas del individuo
repurando al propio tempo las funciones
todas dc la nutrici6n.
Els AN antidoto e6caz contra el abuse de
oa licores
IodoS estos preparados dc Iofregrosa
han sido premiados con medallas de ORC
en- la Exposicion Universal de Chicago en-
Ia regional pc Puerte.Rico.
D-p6-ito eu esta ciudad, an la FarmdcIo
de GadeS.
Por mayor, en- la de don Luis A. Tore
gre ss Aguadila. plaza principal.
Al .PUBLICO
Ell Alcoholado Rodriguez, Pla
va, alcanza cada dia mayores
6xito, los numerosos certificates
10 acreditan asf.
Pidase en- la F'armacia Rodri-
guez. Playa. "
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
IMMENSE LANDSLIDE.
Miles Of Solid Earth slipped Into the st..
Anne River.

Miles Of Solid Earth Slipped Into the ST..
Anne River.
QUEBEC. May LA dozen lives are re-
ported 90 have been lost In terrific land
slide near the village of ST. Alban, situ-
ated 40 miles from here and four miles
from Lachretvrohore station, in the county
of Port Neuf. The inhabitants of st. Al
ban heard terrific noise resembling the
roll of thunder i'm the distance. The soil
vibrated, and a panic ensued.
Near the parish church is n curve in the
river st. Anne which makes a waterfall.
The ground which stays the formation of
the fall on the right side gave way, and
the earth and rocks filled the deep gap of
the falls, burying pulp wood MILL
Additional news from st. Anne de la
Parade says the sides of the river, which
are composed OF clay and 100 feet high,
caved in, blocking up the natural channel
of the river for distance of five miles and
TO a depth of IA feet, making the water
rise 100 feet above the earth walls that
were supposed TO hold 10 back.
The walls were not strong enough to
keep in check the fury Of the stream, and
with "a terrible roar and rush the water
came down upon the unprotected village,
carrying away the bridge. The water rose
at st. Casimir and carried away another
bridge at St. Anne An hour later it car
ried away two piers of the bridge and all
the lumber booms along with the wharves.
The house of Farmer Gauthier OF ST.
Alhan is completely buried, and the four
unfortunate people who occupied it are
supposed TO be crushed below. At the
place where the house was smothercd
smoke can be seen, and il is feared the
house caught fire, which means sure death
to the inmates that were known to have
been within.
The accident has been especially severe
on the dumb animals. Hundreds of cat-
tie, sheep and pigs have persisted, and
amidst the wreckage that floats past the
poor brutes can be seen struggling, APP
parently alive, and making an effort TO
reach the shore, which their exhaustion
renders ahortive
River Noire, the exact place Of the acci-
dent, is not near telegraph station, and
10 information as to the number and
names Of the dead can yet bo had with
certainty. The people Of all the surround
ing districts are panic stricken, and on ac-
count Of the altered condition of the cOun-
try it is very difficult to reach the scene
and return. The piece of land which slid
into the river is about a mile long and four
miles wide.
The latest information received Is TO the
effect that $500, 900 worth of property has
been destroyed and u people have been
| killed
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
DTnD.


DAVIS. I'm this city, on AWil 20, Annie NJ,
wifo of Wilson L. Davis aged 81 years
FUNK.-ln this city. ON April "a. Mary J q,
wife of the late Dr. Andrcw D. Funk, aged 90
years.
JONEs.-In this city, on the goth Instant,
Elsie A., daughter of Frank w. and Mar, a.
Jones, aged 90 ycars and months.
Relatives and friends of the family are in
viied 10 attend the iuncrl from the rus-
dence OF her parents. Nu. YES lNirkwn0d street,
Wednesday afternoon May -, al 80 o'clock.
lnterment at ilmirgt1n hud Brandywino
Cemetery.
Farewell dear Flsic'hul not forever.
There Will he glorious dawn.
We shall meet 20 part, no never,
ON the resurrection morn.
Tho thy darling form lies sleeping,
in tho cold aud silent tomu.
Thou shalt have glorious waking,
When the Blessed Lori doth come.
JONES. In this city. on the 2Sih instant,
Mamie, daughter of Detective William n.
Jones, aged l8 years.
McALEER,- On April %, In this city. James
NJ, son ot James and the late Margaret
McAloer, aged li years.
McGOWAN.-ln Chrisfiana hundred, on
April %, Charles Clifton McGowan, aged as
years.
MORGEY.-In this city. on Aprn e5. lsai
Malvlna. wife of William Morrey, aged 2.
years.
ODoNNELL In this civ. .,n the 25lh in.
tant. Mary oiunnell, Hg,u IS Years.
ROOP-On April 70 1854. Maria d. Roop.
SMl lrH.-At New Castle. Del, on April 90
leel Eta, inia daughter OF Hugh q. and
Emma Smith, in the 3d year of her age.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral ON Wednesday afternoon. May .
Serv ces at st. Peters Catholic Church at
o'clock
SCHWALaiEYER- THE city, on Apri
2o Harry &. Schwalmcytr. aged % years.
JNSON.-on April q, samuel Tyson. In Ia,
| 14ih year of his age.
WALkER.-ln this city. on April %, David
X. Walker, aged ~ years.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
MARWrpeD.

ALTEKAMp-CO COLLlNS-At the Union NJ.
N. parsonage, No 5l8 Jefferson street, on
Wednesday afternoon, April IS, 1894 by Rev
John ID. G.. Hanna, Frederick III. Altekamp, of
Portsmouth, Va, ana Miss Idella Collins, OF
this city
BENNETT -GIBNEY. AT tho Union NJ.
y parsonage, No 5l3 jefferson street. ON
Monday evening, April 30, 1884 by Rev. John
ID. g. Hanna, Nathan A. Bennett and Miss
Margaret A.. Gibley, both of Wilmington, Del.
BROOKS -McBRIDE.-At the district psr-
snnage, No. 3W West Svyonth street, on
Louis p. Barrett. Joseph 80 ouks and Alzlra j.
Mcbride, an Of Wilmington.
HALL-HlCKMAN.-On the 2jlh instant
az the residence of the brides parents, by
hgnJamin q; string, pastor Of Bethany NJ. n.
Church. Philadelphia, Alfred $. Hall TO Miss
Sue T.. Hickman, both of this city.
LOCKuARr- SEQ rp.-On Anril %. 1894
at lll3 South Fifteenth street, Phi delphia,
by Rev. w. NJ. Paden, oliver Lockhari
and Eva yn Scott, both OF Wilmington, lel.
pOWELL-CUBBAGE the residence of
Dutton Peters, No I'D = kirkwoOd street. on
John ID. O. Hanna, n. Linton Powell. OF Della
wale coulty, Pa. and Miss Sallie G.. Cub
hRge, of this city.
SELLERS -McMEEN.-Aprl "a 1884, by
Rev. W. II. Burrell, Camden. ". a.. David n.
Sellers and Miss Maud McMeen, both of VIII
mington. Del.
sEAIs-BARTLEIT-At the residence Of
the brides p rents, No. 80 Poplar street.
on April .O,lSli,hy Rev. Robert Wait, pastor Of
Scott NJ. n. Church, James Nathan zeal and
Miss Ella NJ. Bartlett.
SHAKESPEARE FIsHER.-At Ashland,
Del, on April 20, by Rev John ~ Blake, w
Leslie Shakespeare and Edna b. Fisher.
SMITH BROWN-At the residence Of the
BRIDES brother No. ll2i Lombard street,
ON April 20, 1894, by Rev. Robert Watt,
pastor of Scott NJ. f Church, elmer G.
Smith and Miss Anna Brown
WALTER-SCOTT.-l So. Paul's NJ. e.
Church, on Thursday, April 20. 1894. by Rev.
Louis n, Barrett, DR.. CHARLES u. Walter and
n. Virginia scott, all oi Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
IneIdenta Of tho nav.

number Of New Castle orders went in
to-day for "Panj q to be pre-
sented by Hopper, at the Grand Opera
House, Saturday, May l2
To night, at o'clock. the sale Of seats
for the O. A gymnasium exhibition
the final Entertainment Of the year, will
begin. AS a large number Of tickets
have already been sold. the prospects for
a crowded house are excellent
Excursion parties should remember Ger
mania Park. heybold's new stopping place.
beautiful resort. Arrives there lO3l.
A reissue of pension IN the case Of Ira
Lunt. Of this city, has been granted by
the y. s Government
Tie EpWorth League Of the NJ. r..
Church vii hold It's regular monthly
nesting tonight 10 the Sunday school
ro5u
10 the South district. near the Red
Asus HalI, q marble silb has been dug
- With the name 0f William Pasmore,
who euded long sId useful life In 1909,
iuscrbsd upsu o. AZ the end Of the
Inscription are the Hordss CAN HONEST
Has.f
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union viii bold an important meeting
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

Tomorrow afternoon at the residence Of
Mrs James r. Cannon, on Fifth street.
j. W. Cookies. who recently removed
60 this city from West Virginia, is said
TO be one OF the best bakers IN the state.
Best and final entertainment Of the season,
Opera.House, next Saturday night G. A. O.
Manager Herbert is trying TO arrange
another game with the Park Athletic
Club. Of Wilmington, to be played at
Battery Park next Saturday afternoon,
at 3 30
The tall school-green trees present a
beautiful appearance In their rich spring
foliage
Miss Ida Lambert of North East, Md, ,
and Miss Florence Blackiston, of Will
mington, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs Weldln Vining, have returned
home.
Str. Reybold leaves New Castle 500 and
Phila. at 2.3O until further notice.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
FOUR YEARS IN A BARBER SHOP
The Thought Of it Enough TO Make a
Man Swear on From shaving.

The Thought Of it Enough 60 Make a
Man Swear on From shaving.
ut Is rather a curious fact, said a
prominent local railroad man who
sports a luxurious beard. "that one Of
the few occasions OF my going to church
IN recent years Is responsible for my
growing this beard The minister hap
pened In the course of his sermon TO
say that man spent third of his time
Ia sleep, and that one living TO the
age of threescore aud ten would
pass some 23 years in slumber AS
the sermon was not particularly inter
esting one, my mind wandered away
from it. and l began calculating how
much of ones life would be spent I'm a
BARRIERS shop. Allowing reasonable
time for waits and for the actual process
Of shaving daily, / soon discovered that
in the years left TO me, II I should at
tain the patriarchal age OF 20, would
spend at least four Ia barber's shop
"Think Of it Condemned to four
years in barber's shop That settled it,
and though that was ten years ago. /
have never ,been shaved since. Bald
more News.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
KENNARD & CO
62l-623 Market Street.

Another great showing of
Silks. A large purchase in
New York last Thursday of
real Japanese Silk enables us
to put before our people the
best value we have ever shown
in these goods.
Some of these very same
styles and very same quality
have been sold in Philadelphia
by the largest houses within
a very short time at $L35.
Our price on the entire line is
only
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

Curly" Harris Sentenced TO Three Years.
William Hague alias "Curly" Harris,
was yesterday sentenced to three years
imprisonment in the Eastern Peniten.
tiery, by Judge Biddle, in Philadelphia.
for the larceny Of watch from Patrick
Kennedy in Aaron Josephs saloon,
Ninth and Sergeant streets, on the after
noon of May last. H0gue was convicted
OF the oifense two months ago, and the
sentence will date from the day Of
commitment Harris is known in this
city from the fact OF having been con-
nectcd with robbery Of Hart's pork
packing house.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
MAY" SHAD APPEARS.
But Wholesale Prices Have
Not Been Lowered.
AGENTS ANNOYED BY FALSE TALES

Sudden Death OF a Little Girl who Took
Cold on the 1feasles-Maior Reyboid
Stops at the New Excursion Resort.
sunday school Teachers 20 Meet aud
study the international Lesson.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. May Agents who are
busily engaged here In handling and
shipping the toothsome Delaware .shad
have been qreotly handicapped for a
week ~ the reports that have been sent
out that shad were selling for $40 the
hundred. when the facts are that they
have never sold for much less than $40
this season and are now in demand at
that price
Yesterday was a very good day for the
fishermen, considering the high price
realized for their catches this late in the
season. About /, 800 shad were landed
here during the day, most Of which were
disposed of to Wilmington dealers and
country traders Fishermen Woolson and
Sheridan caught 1876. Davis aud Pedrick
hauled IN 1872 and while Conner and
McCaughan boated i43 shad In the river,
they reached the wharf with only about
sixty eight In the boxes
The May" shad, a peculiarly bright
fish and luscious morsel when planled
and served for dinner, has made its sp-
pearance and a run of these is expected
this week.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
German Baptist Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the German Baptist
Brethren viii bee held at Meyersdale, Pa, on
the pittshurg division of the Baltimore g.
Oh o railroad. commencing VI y "a 1871.
For this occasion the Is a. o. X. Il. will sell
excursion tickets 10 Meycredale and return
from all stations on it's system Of lines 40 rate
of one flrst-class fare for the round trip.
From points cast of and including Pitisbur,
and Wheeling the tickets will be sold from
May 22nd TO 2sth inclusive, and win be valid
for return passage within thitty days from
date Of sale.
From points west of pittsburg and Wheel
ing the tickets will be sold from May 2lst TO
2Gih inclusive. and will be valid for return
passage within thirty day from date Of sale.
For time Of trains, etc, address nearest
agent of the l3. g. o. r.. r.. Co., or O. u. Nc.
Dnrty, general passenger agent Il. a. %. S. w.
railway, 81. Louis, Mo-; l. 3. Allen, assistant
general passenger agent B. & q. a. h.. Chi
cago, H.; n. ID smith, division passenger
agent j.. q q. ", r., Pittsburg, Pa, or B. +.
Bond, division passenger agent Is. a. %. r. h 3,
Baltimore. Md; Charles o. Scul. general
passenger agent B. a. o. Il. r., Baltimore, Md,
Clara-"Oh, have so much 20 say 10 you -
Maude-"And ! TO you. Let's 10 10 the opera
tonight. Harlem Life.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
rlreman soaldel 40 Death.

ST. LOUIS, May About midnight last
night two switch engines drawing heavy
freight trains collided in the yards Of the
st. Louis, keokuk and Northwestern rail
road, in the northern part of the city,
wrecking the engine, killing one man and
seriously injuring another. C. Breckshaw,
a fireman on the "K'' line, was scalded TO
death by steam from his wrecked engine,
and Conductor Anderson was seriously in
iurad
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
Cow nnecr Annclllo.

Providence, May Lone Of the pedi-
gree Holstein cows owned by Professor
Arnold Of Lincoln died, and when an ex-
animation was made a glove buttoner was
found imbedded i'm one lung, while the
stomach and intestines contained no less
than 46 articles, including a gold ring, an
other glove buttoner pieces Of wire and
erockery, nails and an inch staple.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
Use.
Just Think Of Il!
Almost Half Price

The very day we opened
them we matched one for a
lady who had bought one in
Philadelphia and paid $L35
per yard for it. See what she
saved on the few yards she
bought Of US at IS cents per
yard.
In addition we offer another
line at IS cents, which is IS
cents per yard less than same
goods are being sold for by a
prominent Philadelphia house.
A white Japanese Silk, p
inches wide, at so cents.
Our stock of Fancy Silks
for trimming and combination
is very large.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
LlltIe Glrlls sudden nonnh.

After being IN less than two days.
Eta the little daughter Of Hugh @
Smith, OF the Gilpin House, died last
evening Of congestion OF the lungs. She
became in on Sunday, apparently with
an attack Of the measles, but caught
severe cold during Sunday night The
little girl was ? years aud months old
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

Just received az Ross's, No. 2i0 Mar
ket street, all the leading styles in derby
hats at prices guaranteed the lowest in
the city. Also a choice selection Of
spring neckweariat % and 90 cents.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
The Reyboid's New Arrangement.

The steamer Msjor Reybold IS now
running on her summer arrangement,
leaving New Castle at 8 a. m and ar
irving here on the return trip at p. m
The steamer advertises new stopping
place, Billingsport, OF Germania Park,
where she arrives at 10 80 a. m, and, on
the return trip at 30 p. M. The steam
er's business, both In freight and passen-
ger traffic, is increasing
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

We make new and relay old carpets.
also upholster and repair furniture Of ali
kinds, at lowest prices. Valentine &
Hanby, 1lS King street, Telephone 612.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
saw the peantllaI osanre orores.

Captain Alexander Davis arrived at his
home In this city last night after long
absence az New Orleans and in the
South as mate ON three-masted
schooner Mr. Davis was formerly chief
steward of tho handsome New York
yacht Almy, now at the II & H. Com
pany's In Wilmington. He saw the
South in all its winter luxury while
there aud has good stories TO tell Of the
beautiful blossoming orange groves The
orange crop. however was almost ruined
bv the terrific hurricane
Evening journal., 1894-05-01
Arc Ynnr Isrnn Pnrroot 2

II your eyes need attention do not de.
lay, but call upon Dr. II. Hoegelsberger,
occulist, No. SIG Market street. Salts
faction guaranteed Examination free.
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

We take up, clean and relay carpets
and reupholster furniture, prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed. 1lS King street,
Evening journal., 1894-05-01

Furniture upholstered and carpets clean
cd on short notice by Valentine & Handy,
No llS King street, Telephone 6i2