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Evening star., 1895-06-18
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FRENCH LAWNS. JACONETS AND CORDEILE
MARQUISE ARE THE LEADING LAWNS OF THE
SEASON. THEY SHOW UP AS HANDSOME AS
ANY FOREIGN SUMNER FABRIC. THE ONLY
DIFFERENCE Is THAT THEY ARE NOT QUITE
AS SHEER THE JACONETS AND FRENCH
L a ARE SELLING AT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

TEEEDURIA DE- LIBROe, POI
0aetanos.
LKY DE- ExrROPIACIOE
FORZOEA.
OODIGO DE OoEIHROIo, "GI.
funn.
NUEvo .CODIGo DIR JUETI-
OIA MILITAR, AaoEad0 TOF al
Doctor i. EAnnhrE de OcahA, re-
dacDor dc lA " Eevlsta dc los Tri-
bunale4p.
OODIaO DE OOMEROIO, edi-
C1on de bclaillo.
OODlGo PENAL DE OUBA 7
PUMRTO-RIOO.
OODI6O PENAL DE OUBA Y
PUERTO -RIOO, por Ia Bibloteca
judicial. ]
FORMULARIOs DE- 10 CI-
VII, "Abella"
MANUAL DKL EECRDTA.
RIO, "ADoliaS.
DEhkUHo AnMIE1STRATI-
TO, "ADellS"
EE6LAAfRNTO CE Las GA.
R9 ERAs OIVlLGS De ULTRA
III Il.
ny DR. OA2iA. para Qua ,
Puerto kico.
FLORES z LAGEIMA9, POI
d. DulGlll 20 Is. heln2ads2.
! FOhM y ULARlO Criminal, POI
Abella
LID. MagistfAi, por BouchAr dat
HL5ItskAA NATURAL. pei
perudA.
AA4ArMETIOA, Algebra = Gco
meLriA, .AoE JaF0in.
klAAJsOF1.A, por el PaNtzs O.
IexlAO.
6RA&-ATIOA FRANUESA, DO,
Olisndorff } benot.
0aAHA1I1A Ih6Lk1A, n
LbasrA
| GAAAAIlOA MUSICAL, po
&omrrs,
LO-5JGO OWL. - huosA Udi
lei0L uGlciaa E6EorlnSss.A.
| "A ARlIA1ncI0 OorGaEAr.
/ LtsssJASJAAAIU La LA Linn.
| IaU a 0AuIn141-AEA, poE 10 Aca
deA44iA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

prejniolo y 10 duds, tienep & woe
fas6n de ssr, y no esposibIe veno
Os desde luegc, pefo al In lAv
dad sale victorlosa.
La eDfe9medad de dicha sef ora
era IL Indigestion y dyspepsia, ID
cual lleva tfas 81 diversas corDe-
cuenciss qus dejan perplej % tsnto
& los al fermcs como 4 los med 1 oe.
Esto 10 comprendi0 bieD, elm M
barg !, Ia buena y aabia sefiora que
FrepaF0 ell Jsrabc one iieva "a co.
noCido = .tspetado nombre. En-
ot,as pala 'ras. cot O,ia perfettn-
mente qns "enfs'medad" significa
"msla dlgest on" y por consIgaien-
To, ell poner el estomsgo On 0ebi0o
oTden es poper todo en- orddr.
Ls "mala bora de snfrimier os
de 10 sefiorita Mateos no volvit, y
CON el Jsrabe de la Msdra S~ipe 4
IL mano, estsmos seguros dc q,e
no solverz jamas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
LIMA DE- oAIBARun.

Todos Loo lunss l las Q de In tafdi
aldrA A. yapcr que, tocAndo Loo mArtsl
N la Iaabsia dc Eagua. HsgxrkA 4 CaI
Oarisn Loo nlGrsolss.
RstOrn&rA salienao Dc CaihAFian 10,
lusves. despusa 6s u llaeada del tfsr
e paaaierOa, cqn sscala sn EaguA, ]
lssArA I II Habana lOs Visfnss.
Todos los yie,cea { lxs 6 Dc Il tnrds
midra Otro vspOr que toeark.sn Isabsls
Dc engua Ice sssaSoA J Esgafk ! Oai.
Oarisn l0s Damigoa.
EfsctuAFk su Ystorno aAlisndo ds Oai
oarisn l0s nartsa, deputs de 10 Elsgad,
ael trsn De p4AaJsfos, tocaF& sn Hagns
, nsgArk 4 10 HsbAna los mi6rcolsG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
ESQRIBANIA.S

Tambien Sc ACADIA de recibir de
las mismasEun extenso yvariado
surtido. La|ha9 de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde75 eentavos hasta 81 y
yeinte y chco pesos, muy elegantes
y lujosas. En- tinteros de cristal 'de
roca Sc pede escoger mucho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
LIBEOs.

I'm Ia Imprentalel Borsxl.aa &c
han recibido los suientess
Ntdigo Penal rermaao On s320
cGn Las variacionesntroducidRs Rs EN-
81 mismo por Il u de IL de Sulio
de 1876, ConcordsD J CONT ztado
para su me;or iIAligencin r k&cil
aplicsci6n, con he multitlsA de
ejemplos , cuesf hes prActisas az
traCtadas do h lsprudencif esta-
blecida por sibunsl Neno
en- mas q aii -s-asS.1 Y do
tadAs . ssSs-.fs Osi-
Minis 1 wlAla
liz lRn 49, 81 t1a W
ssueIt0AGn -SM 2a naestt \.
g 1imanan d arh qa:3a slni 10
digo frances, % guarlen eegnpaefa
identidad ] AaI0gia cCn rs &c.
C6digo espang eeguidp Go In Gz-
teDs0 y minucso reperl cesc elra.
betico de las namaa , de ra apsn
dice CON las les penales espsus&-
.es de OontHaknd0 = defraa Tags6
ferrocarriles, hOntea, ley elI >
ies J munioiYl, casa = peso, 10y
sobre profession h los njfios de %
de Julio del8T6, , sobre usurpa-
ci6n y falGinaci6n de patentes de
80 del prOpt mes y aho, anotadas
| y comentads con la juzispruden-
Cla del Til nal Supreme.
Obra utiAima q los se6ores Ma
| gistrad0s, furados, Jueces, Fisca-
lea, indiyinos del Ouerp0 Juridico
Milltar y 1emxs funcionaEios en-
cargadOsie la aplioaCi6n dc u ley,
= muy patiCularmente ! 90 sehO-
tes LetfaOs, defensores 8 acusa-
dores en- ausa criminal, "a todas
aquellas personas que, deseosaH
de conoer eli O6digo y la Jurispru
dencsas 40 han podld0 h6oer de
ellos n eatudio especial. poE el
Excmo II ID. Salvador VIada y VI
iiaseca. Magistzado del Tribunal
Suprel0 y Diputado { Oortes. -Ul'
TINA otcEon. CuasEo tomQa.
O0kRILAOI0N de las dispOSi
done ss0anlOas do 10 Administra
li6n q justicia en- las provincial
Il u kamax, preoedida de una In
| xu ssiosf hist6riOa, anOtada
,onS dada con la legislaGi6n ante
soHI la de Ia Peninsula, J con la
eyd orose seles, , seguida de W
iOf kp6ndIces,. e0iEpr0nsivAa de h
eyie unieca0a6n dc 10 de Agosb'
q Rg8E. 81 decreto ley de enaplsz
Il de UltranaNE y las dames dls
srAclones vigentes, pos Ra mol
ssnchex Oca~ !. auxalar del MEiG
80 a. Hracia !, Justisia y Reaae
- "a i Z Eevista dc laa TdbuRs
-, Ndici6n de 1891
pnDAaoGIOA, rOE dOa .Jos6 San
sse,r : aonxalez de Somoano.
RRPERTORI0 DE JURlS
IpRIDK1OLA En- nateFia criIaina
sorna8o por una ianta dc Abog.
aos. baio Il direooi6n de don Y.
,ente Romero Giron; COmpreno
desde q afic 1870 4 1920 . sonaa
- q
| gRTNRINARIAs AfAgo.
mana, Castro Verde
E.sICA 7 Quimicas Eeiir. s.
| TABLA6 de IogaEitmoE. "a
hex RnnOa. -.
TnNKDURIA d nbzoA Oast
dee. -.
.,noouenso de kD mapaa tEaAad
| IS arfexlo : Ias aotaA.es nsaE
y. 50 sslse3, prsee0ido de unn !
ssss 80 80 80 91tsitsas pn
.ss xtzokl
s1sas 81 III eala a q
80. 9knmee psftN
kAJ1 1AtfW
ARnf1t Alfa.A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
LINEA DH PUERTo.RIoo.

EaIsR loa diss 10 , 20 los vapors,
que hAcsn sl servicio de Oorrsos.
81 del diA 10 toca en- Eusvitaa, Gibs-
n, Baraooa, GunntGnsmo, Ouin, Osbc
Haitiano , Port-sn-Prin Pnsrto Pis.
Z, Ponce, Mayagass, Agusdllls , Ban
jean Dc PuaFto- Rico. al rstoruo hari
sscala en- los mismos puertos.
ID del dts 30 irk por Huevit - c
bAra, Baracoa, 6usnslnano, Oub ,Ean
20 Domingo, Ponce, MayHguex, Agna
diLlA y San Juan de Puerto Rico.
nisnao pof lOs mismoa pusrtos.
RekoFnaFkn sAliendC Dc Puerto RIt .
los diAa 31y 5 rsspsstivausnss; to.a
tln sn Cubs lOs diss 80 , ., IlsRaodo
Z II Habana On sAa fscbas rcFfsap1n.
disntss ls ( ' IL as ssGa mss.
Ningnno de sutos dos yAposss toenrA
A - RnkoRna an Gunnf&naron
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
PAPEL sELLADu

aladrado por una sola hoja,
j prop6sito para rinutas, so-
bres de oicios, etc.
De venta en- esta Imprents
81. Director del BoLETfN MEk-
oANTEL-n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
LTNEA DE CUBA

LlegnTAn SOLO hssta Hs.0tisgo d Cabs
loa vapOres que salsB los dias 8, 10 y 90
Los de loa dfas s = 26 tooarAn On
Nuevieta PueFto- Padre, Gihars, Maya.
r, Barncoa, Guantanamo , Cuba
ID dia Is hard las misnas eecalna,
{ sxcspci6n De b de MsyaEi, , aasmGs
tocAcA en- HAguA de Tknsmo.
Todos retornar8D vsrifcsndo sus -
lidns de Onba los dias Is, - , 3, efsc.
su6ndose las sntrsdas "a IL Hsbana
en- las fechAs eorrespondisntss Dc 10,
30 y Q de- cndn rnsn.
Ntnguno Dc sstOs upcreR toCarA 4
90 FetoKno On GunntknAmn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
LIBROS BARATOS.

De venta, en- IL Imprsnta del
BoLsTu MxRcAHTI1.
La bolaa, el OomeIClo y
laa socledades Mercan-
tNes, tcmo I 81
L1cciones de Derecho MeR
cantil. por varioe alum
nos de don Luis SilveiA, /
tomo.~@. .. 1T
Sdbro de las Satiras, Dor
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, Comprcnde: SAT-.
ras, La arcadia moder-
"a, GrAnde1es de Ios
peQuefos, Epigramas y
letrlllas, Varlas Mbulaa
yM0ralejas, ! tOmo, r6s.
tica $50 p4glnas.. I o.
CAndido, Noyela por don
Mariana Ramiro, / to-
mo rdstica a..--.- r.
Rlnconete y cortAdillo y
El licenciado Vidriara
p0k tu0m, nm tOmO -ss "A
Cos Bahos do Argel, co-
media, por Id, nm tomo. AZ
81 gallardo eapanol, idem,
por idem, un tomo. -. 25
Puntos de vista, por don
Miguel MoyA, I'M tOmo, a0
La leyenda do Noohe-bnes
:, na:-----s----------- %
III hijo dol Sacristan, poH
don. Carlos FrOntaurA,
tOmOs. .......~-> 60
EcOs Nacionaies y Oanta-
EiTes, por id->---.--- m
Felipe z: Rstndio Hist0ri-
90 crftico, pcT V. Go
mex, tomo N
hi1rrn. Estudio clentlfi-
90, por don Julio. so
mox.~--~-. ~-........ m
Homemade PO6tico, Poe
sias do 35 ingenioA .
c0mO~-~-~- .-~~--. IN
Leyenda de los Reyes, mo-
vela histories, por don
TorUuatO Tarrago, l to-
no. -~--- -.~ la
6abiEaihiIusu do 10 As
tros, p0r don jose Mo.
reoO Bu0nEes, / tOmo. IN
Ruebles y Tsplcea, segun.
da s6rie de OArtAs q una
seioEita sobre 10 habi-
raclon, por y. Mlquei ,
Badla, | tome.
Oantares de IN viejo, Dor
don Teodoro Gu1rruro,
/ tOmo. ..ee.... IL
Cuentos soclairs, pOr Id, ]
EOInO. In
Poeslaa, por don Antonio
y. Grilo, l tomo 500 pa
Los entrscaeses (de Oar
vanEss), 2 tomos. x
La gstanliia y III amAnte
liberal, de Id, l tomo..- q
LaA dos donOellas La
uersa dc Ia sAngre de
fiden, t0mo q,
Lea madres, por Frou sau-
"a, tomo A~~- a
P''elGo del maIrlnaonIo. l.or
Guerrero v 81, s,6lyedA.
] bOIno a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

Sc dcdb,. recibir en- ld Impre'l-
td del BoLetln:
T N I a

para periodicos impresiones del mas
delicado trabal, Ell envases de- todo
peso. De colres: azul, encarnada,
violeta, amarih, verde y chocolate.
Estas tIltimasf In envases de- 800 gra-
mos Y Il kilQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
RHMOLCADoR

4sta snrrrsx ttsHe el vzpcf AGUl
IA. rOtsnts para Esmolquss poF n,
-og.ss d sstA IEih, J habilitando 4.
aOubas para aehiqvaa ' ttilss pam sAl
varasnfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
VI N IA

para :escribi y copiar de diversas
marcas. En- lotes pequenos hay in"
finidad de qhses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

DualIM ggIgEILM
poW 0u EBTEvE.

srn ediei6n perfscsamente
Nnrssn J eBeundsTnada ea car
On. 5 NUEVE PESOS grnssa
al eontado.
Tomsndo 10 grussas = hast
m buen dssenknto.
De vena On estA lmprsnta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
DOLORES RK TUBOS

UULUkED IN Iu HW
PARA LA PINTURA All OLEO ]
La OUARBLA, Sd A0ABAN Dl
RE0IBIR I'm HSTA IMPRNNTA
Holm (bssssh
Betnn.
Blnnco De piazza
BlancO d. ploms
BAnneo de- sine.
Axui selestel
AxBl de cobaltAt
AAal de- Prussia.
OAstano (t1n )..da MaEse
ORgknAo rOio.
0aetaAo a Van Dyrk
3Armin qusmads.H
uhrEin 4 FubiA.
Beni1a nEul.
Bermell6n.
EutagnInha.
Rrin d PnYns
hlndlge,
Amarillo dsIenSmio;,
Amarillo e esomo elnra.
Amarillo d eremnk ossm
Amarillo indians.
Amarillo q Nnpolan
LGasa qusmndn
inea easnlinas
I1ncz Knbfg
Tsafm n1n~wflf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

N4p1KonUA MuQU8#
heco oro psss ace isrmie otsoa y ptbuco ssu oUs
10 puode me1cra gnnA bso angGn OOnUeptO.
Iuessas Luz sfLLA NT KLHFA NTR Luz GOTA u
sAn esinsdaa srA tod go. Il y ley os a.
l~o0rs -
c.
EE C-Ez GALONEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
PARA COPIAR.

Prensas de todos tamafios y
preCiOs, kgusto del compradOr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01
TINTAS PAhA. ESQ KIBIR

Las tintas pasa eScribil Qns Venns esta uAgh
procedeItss de las msiores Fabrioas del mundo n.
pustrtal. 40 admitan comDetencia On 81 marcade.
Sus narnOsos colOras, 81 durabili 'ad, sus sel6o.
tas classes Las gerantizan, dandOlss paenta pro,
duCt0 superior
Anadasa estO la ganga de una baratdrs I'D
igual, y So COnVendrG en- que nuestras tintas DaIn
ascribiT tisnan Jon peffaOtO deracho cOnquistad. 4
n r-nfnran0ja QanerA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

No se Esce sterac aguna yA
iueihStuameDte rlgen
mpueso de e25o- k6gsmoa eatableade por II
Ultima Ley de cobraa apsrte en- IL fOrra ous q -
HAuda. T7F - - -
Agenfss odG SOBRINOE NZoUIAoA
san Ju Puerto Rco Osle de 10 Foraesa n6mero II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-12-01

En- Ii Imprentaisl BoLzlaa se
han recibido los guientes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11

confusion as to the hand is explained by
the statement that the espousal ring was
placed during the ceremony on each finger
Of the right hand, and finally upon the
third finger of the left.
The French custom. which still prevails
of making the double alliance or CRIMINAL
ring for the wedding ring is an extremely
pretty one. This ring is constructed Of
double hoops which play within one an
other like the links of a chain. Each hoop
has one fiat and one convexed side and
each Is twisted once around. The twist in
each is made to correspond with that of its
counterpart SO that on bringing together
the fiat surfaces these unite in one ring
1t was the CUSTOM and may still be, for
the lovers to have their names inscribed,
one on either part, with appropriate posies
This is the ring described by Dryden
With joints so close as not to be per-
ceived
Yet are they both each others counter
And in the midst
A heart divided in two parts was placed"
Fitting Sentiments.
Every man may select the sentiment for
HIS BRIDES ring. but nothing can be prettier
than the one chosen by young New York
millionaire for his fiancee. 1t was Friend,
Sweetheart. Wife"
Other pretty sentiments for wedding
rings are:
Thou and I forever tF
with this the giver for eternity"
My love like a golden circle shall sur
round thee"
"All thine and thine forever"
One of the prettiest sentiments for ring
is taken from Observation-Disclosures thou
here while sense can keep it on"
Well-bred young girls are limited as to
jewels-a string of pearls for the slender
reck, ring with the natal stone or an ar
mament of turquoise and pearls, a little
gold love manScle about the wrist; that is
all. and quite enough, until after marriage.
A bride may wear for the marriage GER
emony either diamonds or pearls-never
gold orpamopts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11

negatives. One after another 1 developed
them. disappointed that l had almost
counted a hundred of them without reward.
But the ninety-second and the ninety-third
paid for all myntrpuble.'
Mr. Whittier gave his son a look of
pride. THAT was very ingeniously work
ed out. Paul, very ingeniously, indeed" he
said ''If 1t had mot been for your clock
here l might have found it difficult to
prove that the major was innocent-espe-
cially since he declared himself guilty"
Mr. Wheatcroft. rose to his feet to close
the conversation
II am glad we know the truth. anyhow"
he asserted, emphatically. And then as
though to relieve the strain on the old
bookkeeper he aided with loud laugh,
at his own joke. ."That clock had Its hands
before it's face all the time-but it kept its
eyes open for ALI THAR
Don't forget that it had only one eye"
said Mr. Whittier, joining in the laugh.
1T had an eye to its duty"
You know the French saying, father"
added Paul: In, the realm of the blind
the one-eyed man is king"
The end)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
YOU'RE Too Fat.
There Are
Others.

Edisons Obesity Treatment-Hot Weather il
He aereh ~ Dr. EdisEns PILLS. Salt and Bans.
Fat Folks This and GomiortaDie. 'f-'
Florence Evelyn Merry, author of Two Girls at
The r writing from the &c. Great Northern Hotel
she began using b. EdisOn. Tfeatmsn; for Obesity
sity rflls and Fruit Salt. and was reduced "a
pounds, aud entirely cured OF dyspepsia. Ny COM
ple.ion was rendered clear and beautiful"
Treasury Department. says: I'm AZ weeks DR..
Edison's Obesity Pills and Salt brought me down
Capt. Henry Cation. long connected with the
Pest Once Department. writes: Il took Or. Ed
sens Pulls aod Sal, and they reduced me IS
Mrs. Col. Stanton. Georgetown writes: II took
Or. Ed!son's Obesity Salt and Pills six weeks re-
francesca Town.hende secretary Of the Woman's
aeshy seven years. From i24 pounds I had grown
to %rses nSr b. son
have lost g pounds in eleven weeks and cured my
Mrs Helen wandan sturgsss. from her residence
Band has reduced my, WEIGHT p pounds and cured
Salt have cured my brother, Col. Wandall Of the
Department Of State, Of liver disease and reduced
his weight r 81 pounds Is in fo,ty,thres days. =,
enough for one treatment; Obesity Fruit Salt. 81.
Obesity Band any size IN to 80 inches. Is So. 80;
Send all mail. express or COD orders to Is.
Retail drug trade supplied by
E. r. MERIT. 18th and F NV.
Q. @. G. sIIMS. 1916 N. Y. ave. NV.
Send for 'How to Cure Obesity
Mention address exactly al given below
LORING & CO., General Agents. United Statea
Chicago. Dept. No. 49, No. 113 State street.
New York city Dept. 4, No. q W. 22d street
auI4-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11

From the Brockton (NIass.) Times.
A laborer boarded the local train at Buzz
yards Bay, en- route for Falmouth. The
train was crowded, and he walked down the
aisle of the car until, near the center, he
espied heavy-built man occupying one
seat, while on the seat in front of him rest
ed a big leather gripsack. The laboring
man asked: May 1 have that seat, Mis-
ter?" Yes: III take down my bag" and
he did, and the working man sat down
his way to see Secretary Olney at Fall
mouth.
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Copyright, 1885, by Irving Bacheller.)
(Cor tinued from Tuesdays Starr


(Cor tinued from Tuesdays Starr
CHAPTER v.
When Paul Whittier said that he had
photographs of the man who had been
injuring the Ramapo steel and iron works,
showing him in the act of opening the
safe, Mr.. Whittier and Mr.. Wheatcroft
looked at each other in amaZement. Major
Van Zandt stared at the young man with
fear and shame struggling together in his
face.
Without waiting to enjoy his triumph
Paul put his hand in his pocket and took
out two squares Of blush paper.
There" he said, as he handed one to
his father. there is a blue print of the
man taken in this office at ten minutes
past 3 yesterday afternoon, just as he
was about to open the safe in the corner.
You see he is kneeling with his hand on
the lock, but apparently, just then. some
thing alarmed him and ne cast hasty
glance over his shoulder. AT that second
the photograph was taken, and so we have
a full-face portrait of the man.
Mr.: Whittier had looked at the photo
graph. and he row passed it to the impa-
tient hand of the junior partner.
You see Mr.. Wheatcroft," Paul con-
tinued. that although the face in the
photograph bears a certain family like
ness to Major Van Zandt's. all the same
that is not a portrait of the major. The
man who was in here yesterday afternoon
was a young mana man young enough
to be the majors son!'
The old bookkeeper looked at the speaker.
Mr.. Paul." he began, you won't be
hard on the Then he paused alb
ruptly.
II confess 1 don't understand this at
ALL" declared Mr.. Wheatcroft. lrascibly.
Il am afraid that l do understand it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
The Next Continued Story.

Immediately following the interesting
tale. THE Twipkling Of an Eye" which
ends with today's installment The Star
will give another continued story. under
the title of The Crime of Count Nikolas
of Festenburg" by that prince of story
tellers, Anthony Hope. 1t will be started
in tomorrow's issue of The Star. and will
run through the issues of five days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
What She Had ON Board,

From London Tid-Bi,s.
Port Officer-"What have you on board,
captain?'
Captain-"Our cargo consists of 1000
cases of oranges"
Port Officer-''Yes."
Captain-"One thousand cases of eggs.'
Port Officer-"Yes."
Captain-"Three cases of yellow fever"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11

1887 one Joshua Jackson was convicted at
the sessions In the West Riding of York.
shire. and got a months hard labor as
reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-11
Transfer. of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Mary A. Wanstall to Mary L. B. Smith. lot
1876, square 1851 s25. Mary B. Collins to
Geo. E. Marshall. lot II. square 919; SO ].
w. Peters ct ux. to Sarah Chase, part lot
4, square 677: $3.50.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-28
The Storm.

The big wind storm Of Sunday did
more or less damage. It was almost
a hurricane in the afternoon and
downed a few trees in this city. II
also dashed the branches Of fruit trees
together so that good deal Of young
fruit was knocked of. This however
did not do much harm. as the trees
were too heavily loaded. and the fruit
that survived the storm will he all the
better.
The wind was followed by snow and
rain yesterday morning with temper
allure below 40 aud Il damp, disagree
able chill in the air. 1t rained and
drizz'ed and showed most CT the day,
giving the ranches the moisture they
wanted
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-28
The Dolls Carriage

There is no sight 50 pleasant as tC
see little child trundling her wicker
dolls carriage about. filled with a
family Of big and little dolls. With
what solicitude she shelters their
battered and painted faces from
the sun and wind. and how she tncks
them up with shawls and coverlids to
keep their wooden arms and stuffed
sawdust legs from the chill OF even
ing. She is training her young mind
to look after the real children she will
care for in after years. How her
father sits on the porch in the after
noon and watches with pardonable
pride the enjoyment the little thing
gets out Of her motley family of dirty.
broken and mutilated mechanical
children.
But n baby carriage becomes diff
ferent thing in the night. The hns
band gets M ahout 2 80 to ascertain
if a burglar is fooling with the rarlor
window, and Just outside the bedroom
door he falls over the darling little
baby carriage He plunGes in the
dark. bangs his head against the cen
ter table tat he thought was at least
ten feet further on, butts his toes
against the edge of a chair. skins his
shins. banks his nose. and then struG-
Cling TO his feet grapples with the -
- Internal doll carriage, hurles it
across the room. BREAKS the dolls
necks and noses again and let's ont a
streak of blasphemy that shocks his
trusting wife, the woman who insists to
all her relatives that her husband
never contracted the swearing habit.
Yes dolls carriage is a poetic and
sentimental thing and pleases the
children, but after it has taken a fall
out Of you in the night, You ache to
see it become an intregal part Of the
wood pile
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-05-28

VIM. Keegan, an old resident of the
Comstock died there Sunday Death
resulted from cancer in the face
The disease was contracted in Pc
culiar way. About two years ago
there was a patient in the hospital
who had cancer in his face One
day Keegan cut himself while shaw
ing and wiped the blood away with
a towel used by the patient with the
cancer. As q result in a short time o
cancer formed'on keegan's face.
The question Of q pork packing es-
tablishment for Carson is still being
talked Of, but nothing is done SO far
Meanwhile we raise pork for The mar
ket and sell it at 5 cents dressed, buy
ing it back at IS and 20 cents, after it
has been shipped below to be cured.
What utter commercial lunatics the
people Of Nevada are.
Secretary Gresham has had re-
lapse and is in a serious condition.