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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Un amigo de la isla de Culebra nos
conceptos emitidos en- LA Liga Agraria"
de Madrid relatives que los progresses y
desarrollo de eea isla Sc debian al delega-
do del Gobierno don Ricardo Amador,
siendo asf que por espacio de catorce me-
ses ha desempenado esa plaza don Ramiro
Matute que ACADIA de ser trasladado la
a1caldfa de VieOues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Ha rendido la iornada de la vida en-
Comerfo, el estimable senior don Juan
Bautista CaFmona, persona que gozaba
ALI de generates simpatias.-R. I. p.
. Sc acaban de recibir de Barcelona en-
"La Andaluza" San Francisco ndmero SO
gorras de uuifOrme para jefes y ofciales
de la guardia civil, gu uarda polvo de sa-
bles, encarnadOs y verdes, hombreras,
emblemas de los dos tama1Os que usa ell
expresado cuerpO, porta fusi1es para vo-
luntariOs, capacetes para bOmberOs, gallo
nes de ORC y plata para Jefes, oticlales y
sargentos, galOnes de estambres para ca
bos distinguidOs. En- bjttos de talabar
terra guarni .ioneria cuantO Sc pueda
desear y especialmente sillas de montar
para caballerOs, seforas y nihos. Gran
surtido de titles pa~a limpieza aseo de
los caballos. Sabanas, a1mohadas, barras
de catre, sillas d est3nsi0n, baules, male
tas, fundas de revolver y cintUrOnes. Sc
venden adem&s dos calesas de 2 asientos:
+ Segun nuestras noticias, ell Casino de
Artesanos de esta Capital, diSpOnr un gran
bale de confianZa que tendra lugar el II
de Junio pr6ximo, con obj to de obsequiar
S. e el General Daban en- agradeci-
miento de las honrOsas palabras que pro-
nunci6 en- Ponce dicho cab 4llero, hacien-
do iust1cia la fdelidad de Puerto Rico
para con la Madre Espafia.
Ha sido nombrado por el Excelentisi-
mo sefior GobernadO General prOpu 7sta
del Ilustrfsimo seflor Intendente, Official
s. en- Comisi6n, Contador Vista de la
Aduana de Fajardo, nuestro amigo don
Jose Ruiz Perez Official 40 cesante de Ad-
ministraci6n Civil, antique y laborioso
empleado que cuenta con mas de % aflos
de buenos servicios en- diferentes destinos.
Felicitamos al amigo Ruiz q quien desea-
mos SO cOnfirno en- Su empleOo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
ES vERDADERAMENTE sorprende

ES VEKDAUEREHENTE sOFPrenuenJe eE Te-
sultado que Sc obtiene con el uso del VER-
MIFUGO GADEA para la expulsion de
las lombrices y demas vermes intestinales.
Esta playa de parasites que tantos mi
llares de vfctimas ha causado la huma.
nidad, es destruida como por encanto con
tan excelente preparado del cual tenemos
las mejores referencias, Su uso Sc ha ge-
neralzado en- todo el pals y puede decirse
que no hay I'm hogar donde no sea conoci-
do por las madres que Sc desvelan por Ia
s57a.11ilad de los tiernos infantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

- Sc NECESlTA en- una galeria fotogr6fica
un fot6grafo entendido, trabaja1or, y hon
rado como ayudante del propietario. La
mitad de las ganancias le correspondent.
Informar& don Ramon Rodriguez Flores
-Santurco. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

81 quiere usted conner en- esta Capital,
bueno, sabroso y barato, no tiene NADIA
cias", de AqUilino Martinez, calle de Te-
tuan n1mero So y me escuso decirle mas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

A LOS GALLEGOs.-Los hijos de la
de enhOrabuena. Cerecedo Hermanos Y
Compaftfa, acaban de recibir procedentes
ne:, Iacones, tocino, costilletas, manteca
enlatas de 90 libras, chorizos extra, 24libras
en- cada lata, morci1las castanas pilougas.
Del R6Uero de AViG, vino blanco y tinto;
y de Neya, perdices asadas. Acudid prom
to no resulte como con ell queso F'Santan-
derino", que Sc acab0 a los cuatro dias de
llegado. Estos Objetos son todos de exec
lente ca1idad y preparados expresamente
para la casa de los selores Cerecedo, Her
manos y Compahfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

LOCAL DE EPANADERIA.- A.-Se arrien-
da ell de la viuda de don Jose Gonzalez ca
lie de San Sebastian ndmero 35.-Infor-
maran Bolivar Arruza y Comp S en- G 80 5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
AQRIMENSOR.
Don Hermenegildo Diaz Donis,

Agaas bueTas oeoe sqs servcos PROFESSIONALS los
quleTan utzarIos Pueden avsare los dOmingOs do
mlcllo en- el citado pueblo de Aguas buenas. BIB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Hemos saludado EN- esta redacci6n q
nuestro amigo don Bengnp Lopez, apre-
ciablo comerciante: de Gurabo. Grata per-
manencia lo de8eamos en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
LEASE,-Eu ell sorteo de los dos cua

dros oleo, pntados por don Manuel E Jordan veri-
fcadO. segn anuncio de este perodco ell 26 de Mayo
enIa Redaccion de sEl Buscapieo obtuvo ell premio
lhtmero As que 10 poseia don r. Mcntes. Fortaleza
26 cuyo senior Sc han entregado va dichos cuadros
2-l ManneI E. Jordan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
Ell RUEN GUSTO...Uno de Los meio

mas eegnes saones de Bartsr establecido Pue
h1cO: PrOpetarO JUAN APELLANIZ Direction San Justo
Sc admten abonados Hay siempre complete surido
funerfa de las fabrcas mas renombradas
eros que ysten Ia Capital de PuertoRco deben soctaI
barber1a el BUEN GUSTO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

26.-GRAN FABRICA DE AGUAs GAsEOsAs.
DE RAMON TORREs-Especaldad en- las de HELTZ do
ble Carbonatada eferveoente reresoa
tes. "a -Servicios de abonos adomicilio.
10 Acreditados facultativos de estaI4
pital, recomiendan ell Alcohol CLETEAS,
como ell mejor elixir estomacal, digestive,
febr1fugo, aperitivo y t0nico. Unicos que
10 reciben Cerecedo, Hermanos y Compa-
fla - Colmado - San Francisco.
ULTIMA H0RA,- Els I'm hecho y asi
hace presente los pueblos Gales Morov Coroza
marca La C0MERfENA Sanchez Hermanos ComeFfo
venden Barros de d. Jesus Muoz quen
Fabrica que los precios, puede drse
D. JESUS MunOZ en- BarrOs N-3
Para tomar buen vino en- la mesa no
hay mas que solicitar en- el eetablecimien-
to de Luiha, Hermano y Compafi1a, los de
la marca ''Logrof1o", Rioja, tinto y blanco
que ellos expenden. Prueba hace f6.
TALLER MECANICO DE CARPINTE-
nos de este ta han inoducdo todos los adeaHos conoe
de construction ell de carpintera
general asi acepado machiembrado de tabas
en- moldura de dversas forma Ali haarn las personas
conen cuaquer tabaiO del Habra constante
surtdO de baaustres de maderas ecodas
relacione ell rano de tOrneria. 1919
TALLiSTAS ESCULTORES.-Se inte-
OpeaOs de este e taller mecanicO dc
earpineria de Anguera Comp Ponce Pto-Rico' l5-l2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Las erupciones, manchas, empeines,
herpes, barros y espinillas, desaparecen
con ell uso de Ia Loci0n Antiherp6tica del
Doctor Monies. Los que padecen enfer-
medades herp6ticas, no encuentran medi-
camento mas eficaz que la Locion Monies;
q los pocos dias de uearla~ recobra la piel
sus condolences normales. Sc encuentra
de venta EN- todas las boticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Ha rendido Ia jornada la vida en-
Aguadilla Ia estimable sefiora dof1a Rosa
Baster viuda de Perea. Descance en- paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Don Genaro Cort6s, tip6grafo que
hasta hace POGO residi6 en- esta Capital
que actualmente cumple condena de des-
tierro en- MayagGez, nos susplica haga-
mos constar que no sc retiere fu persona
ell hecho que denunci6 LG DenaOcr0c1G de
Ponce, relative la extraction de unos
billetes premiados de una carta en- esta
Ultima ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

En- el pueblo de Covar (Orense) una
mujer ha dado luz, con toda felicidad,
tres hermosos y robustos nihos, los cuales
son amamantados por la madre. iOjo,
nresuntivOs paDas. con tai noticia!.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Violines de varios tamafios, Bombar-
dinos y bajos marca JGautrot, .Bombardi-
nos bar1tonos, Trombones, Cornetines,
Onoveneg Fiiscornios, Clarinetes y Re-
rrias Guitarras desde pesos hasta rs
pesos. Accessories para instrumentos y
papel de mdsica de todas classes On EI P0-
rts Bdz0r, Fortaleza ~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
VIN0S-E1 MEJ0R DE ToDos EN- G

LIDAD PRECIO. FL RI0JANO DE TRICIo: Sc detala Ca
ptal Crso Manuel Rivera. Sebastian
iendas de los senores Ay6n Zamorauo Puerta de Tie
rra segunda Lnea Los cercados de orgen analsis de
Diciembre 1S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
~, MARCA
Ijl0 nnr0 n0Q0f CHADWICKS
IRiIU UQlQ UUOJl conocidO pOr

Observation-Disclosures Ia ate9nc10n
Ia qS %arca mos DSsaG1 de- este 6ilo fin de no co%ur
dir7o ' con otras que tratan de imitarlo -
La marca legitinaa consiste IN un ESCU-
Do qur lleva encima I'm LEON con una
corona; ademas SO advierte que la marca
legitima tiene ell ndmero ABAJo y ol cen
tro del bollo pintado de negro; mientras
que las imitaciones tienen numero mas
99rande en- ell CENTRIC sobre fondo dorado
i[e7tz u Gamdla, Agentes generates. 1O-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Ha llegado q esta Capital SO hospeda
en- el Hotel Ingl1terrG, nuestro amigo Sc
flor Front ra presentante de la imrOr
tante acreditada casa @. del Pino y
Go. de Jerez de la Frontera, inventories
del Vermouth Champagne, de ,cuya h{gi6
muy favorablemente la prensa de Paris
Deseamos que al citado amigo le sea facil
aclimatar en- Puerto Rico el nuevo produc-
to que enaltece la vinicultura de Espaf1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27
SeguroS contra incendiOS

La Compaflia The NETHERLANDS (PAIs1 S
BAJos) admite tip>s tan bajos como cual
quiera otra Segdros sobre casas, mercan.
cias y provisiones, muebles, haciendas etc.
-Dirijirse sus Agentes.
1910 MELTz Y GAMBIA, FOrta leza 21.
El general Gamir, cuyos datos biogra-
fees publicamos en- otro lugar, na%i6 ,el 20
de Ag> sto de 1885 ingres6 en- la Acade-
mia de Estado Mayor el aflo 1851. Els te-
n99te a99 E. dood2 de 81 Sg de Eaeno de
don Eduardo y del tam bien general don
Sabine que sirvi6 muchos amos en- esta
Isla como Jefe de Estsdo Mayor. Tuvo q
su cargo dnrante la guerra civil Ell ne go
ciadO de Campa1a del Minist< rio del
Guerra. Ademfs de las Geandes Cruce S
de Isabel la. Cat6lica y del Merito Miltar
posee la de 'San Hermenegildo y otras va
rias por acciones de guerra.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

y on slls islas y cayos adyacentes els en- al
restaurant La CatdL0ala San Eranciseo So.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Las mejores canisas de Ultima move.
dad, bonitos sombrercs y bombitos, pre-
closas y elegantes corbatas Otra infni-
dad de art1culOs, SO encuentran de venta
precios Slimitadisimos en- la acredit ada
camiser1a sombrererfa sc Ell Modelo," ca
lie de San Justo ntmero 19.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Ha fallecido en- e3ta Capital Ia apre-
ciablo seflorita Francisco Dub6n Y Her
naiz tia de nuestros amigos don Arturo
Guasp y don Luis Dub6n, a quienes asf
como la dema5 famiiia de la fnada,
acOmpahamos en- su pesar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Ha rendido la iornada de Ia vida en-
Comerfo, el estimable senior don Juan
Bautista Carmona, persona que gozaba
alh de generates simpatias.-R. I, p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-27

Sc encuentra enferma con la grippe
la distinguida seflora de nuestro aprecia
bl amigo don Eugen'o de F. Lopez Gaz-
tambide, Juez Munich al del distrito de
San Francisco. Des- amos el pronto resta-
blecimientO d , Ia enferna,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
STRUCK FROM BEHIND.
The Electric Railways Assistant
superintendent Assaulted.

AAAANas AHNAHAAMN
superintendent Assaulted.
Assistant Superintendent e. c. McDon-
ell was assaulted night before last it is
said, by J. S. Lybrand, a discharged en-
ploye of the company.
Lybrand had been discharged several
days before. lie made threats against the
assistant superintendent, charging that
the latter had caused his discharge. Ly-
brand also published a card about the
matter. Mr.. McDonGll was standing at
the window of the kilectric Railway Of
flee on Price street. alta late hour, talking
with the cashier in the Office. when he
was struck several blows from behind.
Lybrand was seen to run away immedi-
ately afterward.
Mcdonnell was knocked down and was
thought to be severely hurt. He had sew
eral scalp wounds, which were made either
with a billy or pair of knueks. The po-
lice were notified of the assault and a
search was made for Lybrand. 1t was
found that he had left the city immedi-
ately. He is supposed to have gone to Au-
gusta, that being his former home, and
the authorities there have been telegraph
ed to look out for him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
LOCAL Personal.

Mr.. John A. Davis of Albany, is a guest
at the De Soto.
Mr.. ]. M. Barnard, Jr., returned from
the north yesterday.
Mr.. T. w. Wrenne of Nashville is regis
tered at the De Soto.
Mrs r. NJ. Butler returned from Ashe-
vile yesterday morning.
Mr.. Andrew Simonds of Charleston is
stopping at the De SOTO.
Mrs +. B. Lesesne left for New York
on the City Of Augusta yesterday.
Miss Nellie 3. Hartridge left yesterday
on the City of Augusta for New York.
Mrs. John NJ. Guerard sailed on the
City Of Augusta for New York yesterday.
Mr.. Clayton II. Brigham went to New
York on the City of Augusta yester-
day.
Mr. II. H. Karger returned from New
York on the City of Birmingham yester-
day.
Mr. c. G. Anderson returned from New
York on the City of Birmingham yester-
day.
Mr.. A. S. Eichberg returned from New
York on the City of Birmingham yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. PostelI returned from
New York on the City of Birmingham yes
terday.
sergt. ]. B. Killourhy returned from
his vacation on the City of Birmingham
from New York yesterday.
Mr.. E. o. Haskell, Miss L. p. Haskell
and Miss M. e. Haskell sailed for Boston
on the Gate City yesterday.
Mrs. James ]. Waring and Miss NJ. o.
Warning left yesterday on the City of Au-
gusta for New York.
Mrs. George Percy Williams has gone
to Richland. She will also visit relatives
at Americus and Montgomery.
Rev. E. Cafferty left on the City of Au-
gusta yesterday for New York, from
where he will sail in a few days for Ire
land
Mr.. o. T. Bacon is back from Marietta
where he spent four weeks very pleasantly
visiting the family of Maj. w. F. She'll
man.
Mr.. T. A. Thompson, chief clerk to
General Superintendent Durham of the
Plant system, left for New York on the
City of Augusta yesterday. He viii go for
a short visit to his home at Montreal,
Canada.
Mrs. George w. Williams of Richmond.
Va, who has been visiting her son. Mr..
G. p. Williams, No. 1872 Bolton street. has
returned home, accompanied by Mr..
Williams, who will spend ten days in
Richmond, his old home
Rev. S. A. Goodwin, d. D., is back in
the city after an absence of six weeks
spent in New England in search Of health.
DIR. GOodwins congregation at the First
Baptist church had the pleasure Of hear
ing him preach yesterday morning. DIT.
Goodwin Will give an account of his trip
after the regular prayer meeting Wednes-
day night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
THEY CAN'T ENTER CHARLESTON.
DIR. drummer says Nenezueians Must
Go Through Quarantine.


The attention OF Health officer Brun-
ner was called yesterday 20 the dis
patch from Charleston with regard 10
the admission al that port Of the Red d
limo steamers with passengers from Ven
ezuela for the Atlanta exposition which
said:
Gen. / ". Avery. the foreign com
missioner Of the Atlanta exposition, OBJ
tained to-day from the board of health.
through Mayor Ficken Of Charleston,
permission TO admit visitors from Ven
ezuela on the Red ID line Of New York
10 the exposition without quarantine az
ter oct 20 on a clean bill of health from
the port OF departure classad by the
United States surgeon general as healthy
and free from yellow fever. the ship
10 be free from serious sickness on the
voyage that must take five days, and
that no suspicious indications Of sick
ness shall exist among the passengers"
THAT statement" DR. Drummer said,
''embodies the yellow fever quarantine
regulations for the northern ports Of
the United States. and SO far as / can
see cannot under any circumstances APP
ply TO the southern ports. There is no
use in trying TO get around the national
quarantine laws. They affect Charles
ton just as they DO Savannah, and ] do
not think DR.. Wyman would under any
circumstances allow them to be relaxed.
IL don't make any difference what the
date is, ships from suspected or infected
ports are not allowed TO enter the ports
of the South Atlantic and the gulf at
any time of the year without submit
ting to the required quarantine deten-
flOu.n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
W. ". GNANN DEAD.
Passed Away After Nine Weeks of
Illness.

Passed Away After Nine Weeks of
Illness.
Mr.. w. W. Gnann died last night at
o'clock at his home on New street after
an illness of nine weeks. The deceased
was wen known and respected citizen.
He was in his 55th year, and had been
resident of Savannah since the war;
He was born in Eaingham county. At
the commencement of the war he en-
listed with the Empire Guards, Company
1, Forty-seventh Georgia. He served
with the regiment during the entire war
and was wounded near Calhoun in the
Atlanta campaign. After the war he
came to Savannah and engaged in the
wheelwright and blacksmith business,
being first employed by Mr.. A. Kent.
In 1868 he engaged in business with his
brother. J. d. Gnann. under the firm
name of W. W. Gnann & Bro. In 1878
he bought out his brother and continued
the business alone, up TO the time Of
his death.
The deceased leaves a wife and six
children. He was a good citizen, and a
man noted for his firmness, honesty and
upright dealing. He was a member Of
the Lutheran church, of the Confederate
Veterans Association. Magnolia Encamp-
ment, No. !, Independent order odd
Fellows, Oglethorpe lodge, No. 1, indie
pendent order odd Fellows, and Forest
City lodge, No. !, Knights of - thias
His funeral win take place this after
noon at o'clock from the Lutheran
church, and will be attended by the or
ganizations named. The interment Will
be in BOnaventure cemetery.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
BALTIMORE Is ALL RIGHT.
The Question Now Is, which Club
VIII BE Second.
Played. Won. Lost. Percent

While there has not been any material
change in the positions of the clubs since
last week, there has been in the relative
standing. Baltimore has almost assured
itself Of the pennant as it is now thirty
nine points ahead of Cleveland, and thir-
ty-nine points just now is a nice lead.
The Philadelphia's have been crawling
up daily and if they keep up their present
gait it is a question if they will not push
Cleveland for second place.
Brooklyn, Pittsburg and Boston are tied
for fourth place, while Chicago and New
York are close behind. The season will
end in about two weeks
A comparison of the standing of the
clubs this time one year ago is interesting
The standing then was:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
THE THEATER's SECOND WEEK.
CawthOrne I'm "a Fool for Luck" To-
nights Attraction.

nights Attraction.
The second week al the new theater
viii open tonight with a Fool For
Luck" by Joe Cawthorne and his COM
pany. The leading character is that Of
a young Teuton who has inherited a
fortune. The author made a study OF
Mr.. cawthorne's peculiar ability, and
has provided him with a part that gives
him full scope for his humorous meth
DDS. Mr.. Cawthorne personates the in
dustrious young German-American, VINO
is dumbfounded at his great luck, and
does not know how 10 spend the money.
He finds all kinds Of cranks willing to
help him out.
"A Fool for Luck is a rollicking COM
edy, free from anything Of a farce com
edy nature, although some solos and
choruses are introduced IN harmony with
the unfolding of the story. Mr.. Cav
thorne will offer several new songs, and
has also his solos on the much abused
concertina, Of which he is the acknOWl-
edged master.
The company supporting Mr.. Cav
thorne, who is under the direction Of
John w. Dunno, is far above the aver
age Of comedy organizations. Miss An
ME Buckley, the young. pretty and tai
ented daughter Of the distinguished lead
ing man, r. J. Buckley, has a leading
part, and the well known minstrel COM
edian, Frank f. McNish, viii appear in
white face as an actor-manager in hard
luck Others in the cast are Charles and
Minnie Burroughs, Annie Wood, the best
old Irish woman on the stage; Josephine
Lindleigh, Agnes Ardeck. George T.
WEIGH, w. II. Grinke, and Collin Var
rey with c. Herbert kerr as musical
director. The play will be staged with
entirely new and appropriate scenery
from the brush Of Walter Burridge Of
Chicago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
The Greatest Discovery of the Nine
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smoke, which destroys the microbes. I
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Agents. male and female wanted Ad-
dress. Willis r. Young, 4S2 w. Beaver
street, Jacksonville, Fla.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
In This Work-a-Day World

Brains and nervous systems often give
way under the pressure and anxieties of
business. Paresis, wasting Of the nervous
tissues, a sudden and unforeward col
lapse of the mental and physical fac
ulties are daily occurrences, as the coll
umns of the daily press show. Fortify the
system when exhausted against such un-
toward events with Hostetter's stomach
Bitters, that most helpful medicine of the
weak, worn out and infrm. Use ii in
rheumatism. dyspepsia, constipation and
malaria.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
CITY BREVITIES.

The often-referred-t stagnant pond ar
the crossing of the Savannah. Florida and
Western railway and the City and Su-
burban railway has been filled in. and has
made quite change in appearance of
things in the vicinity.
The effect of the drainage in the low
lands southeast of the city. esneciaI1v
those belonging to the DeRenne estate
winch few years ago was a swamp Is
weed which fourishes best where tha soiI
is driest ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-16
PORT PARAGRAPHS.
Maritime Matters of LOcnI and Gem
eraI Interest.

ernI Interest.
The London Times says: The statisti-
cal summary of vessels totally lost, con-
demned. etc, now published by Lloyd's
Register, shows that during 1894 the gross
reduction in the effective mercantile ma
rine Of the world amounted to 1,154 vessels
of 10S9n tons, excluding all vessels of less
tnan 100 tons. OF this total 2S1 vessels of
329929 tons were steamers, and S73 Of
S79042 tons were sailing vessels. These
figures exceed the average of the proceed
ing three years as regards steamers by
a vessels OF $1,000 tons. This excess is not
due, however, to actual casualties, but to
the unusual number of steamers which
have been broken up. condemned, ETC..
during 1894. As regards sailing vessels,
the present return is somewhat below the
average of the three years"