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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
MovIMIRNTo DE BUQUEs
uNTRADAE DH TRAvnsfA

De Habana, vap esp "Santo Do
mingo" 4 SobrlnOs de EEQuisgs, l
Of tabaCos, l cl carne. Lopez VI
anil y o.. 361 ore cigarrllos. ].
Ochos y Hmno, 100 cls cigarrillos.
J. Pertj y Olive, 90 cls cigsrrillos.
Santos Filippl, 4 Cls aqua de olor.
De Havre, 7 escslas, vGp frau
ce. Saint Simon, q j. T. 6ilvs J %,
l cl relojes. Luiia Hmnos y Go. z
r. licorts. O. Blanco y 90. IL o.
farmxcls. f. GuilIermety IL cis
farmacia. Diva , Go. 10 ols oar
ton = cls liCores. A. Lynn 2 cls Il
bros. A. Vicente y 90, 8 ols vino.
J NJ Blanco, IA cls farmscia. Be-
a.qUide y %. 20 ole aoeite II cls
mantequilla. Palaoios J OC, 1S cls
marmol. Bolivar ArruEa J 90, 25
90 mantequills, 80 cIs pasta. Oe
eecedo Hmnos y Oo, 10 CT. cham
oagne % cIs vino l Of tdos vacios
10 ole Oo6ao 8 ole hafina II Of. fru
sas y otros.
De Palma de Malloros berg. esp.
San Jos6, Q Rnbert II mnos. S1bii
no de I1quierdo y Co, 450 grrfus
anissdo. BArcel6 y 90. LAO cls fro
tas IA Of. acclte 200 grrtns tripl
anis. Bsquero J GAndara 400
| xff, Q snisado. B ( . n 4 lera loo
xrstns aLisado. A ls Otdcn. b G
400 sIs arros 1850 g.rfns vaeios 5
bcys l el gairaionoltos.
6'n ms'cas. go sls sAl 44O
gyrfnea aceitunA $50 kilos obra,
de barro 1904 PIP, vino 200 cls ja
bon $500 grimes vacios, IL cls -
10 fdos cuerdas 26 els ffutAs l65'
lg,lfnes l3S els AlespGras Is CT
ceitunas .ct slpargatas I eestc
ohsa dc Gartc 80 o.. vinagre 1854
kilos sjos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
sues. De ORCAsITAs &C

mpOrtaiores de mercancias de
tod Glasses J pr0Ce0enCtas.
veniss al poE mayor, Orux 2;::y
I'll detail, en sus ten0as Flor de
Julio y Gallo de Oro, calle de L.
foxsaiesa esQuina 4 ia Orus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
SANTORA AZ.

Microbes, 5.-Nuestra Sefiora de
las Nieves. y san Emigdio, obispo y
martir.
Jueves, Ola Transfgurac ion del
Senor, santos Justo y Pastor. mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
GERONIMO zERBI'

OORRHDOR DE OOMEROIO Y
AHhN LIE DE NEGOOlOS tiene
estab.euiua 81 OdOlua. On 10 Calle
de IL Foital, xA, ndmero J9, de: :esta
c:udGd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
&ERNAIz 4 co.
-s.-T1TUAN-I1l

lmportadores en- grande escsla
ie mercancias de tocas proceden.
iias.
Sus dendas de detail Ia LUZ
ALEOTRIOA y L. VILLA DE
8lLBAO son siemDre las mejor
aurrldas.
Tiensn sucursales lmportadoras
an Arecibo = Humaoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
Jas RatOrnaS dol ST NaQra
msruDIO CAIT1Co
y n l6NACl0 DlA2 GANEjA.
Arxlur tsl BoLE1N HERCLEfB
nH PUERTO RICO

Tai o. 10 porLAdA de m to.ieto
us ACADIA de editArse en- essA Ca.
a. obrA osl Director del BoLHTn
A.scANrrL. CopueDe 60 pagiDas
. .sc.urn en- ~ mayor. y, como
= b. an.asa.de, 90 asdIcA ai iius-
:. Jsis asl psrudo "Unlon Cons.
,,uc,onAl" lie Cuba, Axemo 6r
darques De APsAassalA. Conns'
m sl slg l,n.s ptontAmAs
ilsu-A.vFlA. - Frsiadioa. -
Deaarro 10 De- fisa.-CoEsidsfA'
clio aes - e. pr. spbe y sIponcaon'
Los Ma c4rlv..--i ia CAmar'
Insn .Ar. 1v~.t y. -- ~ VooeI
MAJOR usosa..-L. aassorAA--L.
legand !. -~4.A ssxoG sapFtmA-
LA kspAras.os
Fl tosisso &c Jsre<e GO 11s q
y Ruiensea coaa1eionssi
Un ets41 rsAf -------.... ~ -
Ics sI rstraso de- aaAof.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

gestivo Mojarrieta.
Hace ahos que empleo tan exee-
pente medieamenio, y he oessnsco
tiempre muy supetiores y completes
lesoltados habitadons go poaS's
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
b. INAuD. 1So ton:o sS,S I'll: i1:d0'aa Al

-'onstante surGld0 de relo]es,
2renderta de ORC CON brillantes )
p4o0ras nnas DE- 10 mas mOuerno
lue pueda desearse. Garant tlsan i0t
'D]etos J venden q preaios m6d1
sOA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

mi Naiis!Accaon o
en- declarar. pot
raxon DC Goa
cicncia y sses,es
professional. lo
muy satisfeeho
que me eaeuen
sro pos los ca.
sos obseni los eH
mi praesses cor
el pro<iscio d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

II TEskpt TIA pK LlHgtas
an ss@asa&s s.as - ss&as&xasAA Ia
- ssgAa aaaa hxs gAsa assmwzAa o.
ssa4as b o. sNss.s&ssa. a.nsazs pAs.aaausaa
- sx1sseAea spsas sAaza - A.a.As
AAssssasas-ssa. ssas 6. MAssA. asA&ass
. - - - ss1asassa - as2A ssaa 4
u s@s~A. sass - aasa.ssAzsaA aase~x
sASR As& s1ass "a Aaszsas sass...A..
sssssas@ sussszsAwa&AA 11s9 sm =
.n0nsaas Aas EasAsaAA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
"WATERL Loo pcLITlcO"
EXAMEN ORtTIOO
On Las PRIHCIPALns rnORfAa
sORR1 QUE DnsoAHsA III HDIYICIo
PoLfTIoo koDHRzo,
DON lGRkCI0 DlAz GAMBIA.
t.sIa npi ~soLEIn IiisAafu alH nnnvC'
DDlCAroRlA.
LA RAZoa DEL rIfULc.

LA RAIoH DEL rIfULc.
oUMANo.-LuchemoA-Rl debr,
cumplido.-La gcnerAclon que su.
be.-LA justioiA humanA-Prctux-
TOE eTiminAles. - La formula d.
progreso.-El pEogrNo y sus ma
nifestacaonea La opinion p6blioa
-Rl pcriodismo.-Lo que debe %,
cl pcriodlAmo.-Lo cue O. hoy la
prsnsA. LA prensA y les leyeA-
- politicA-Lo que debe ser Ia
polltoA.--Oono Dc hAoen loo Doll
gieos.-CoEno nAcrn los pArtados-
Los programs polEiooA-Ar,in-
aios poliEicoA-A cAxpAvM poli,i-
so.--MiseTiAs politieaa. -- nlncey,-
lad pogisso~- .soauo
LA uraA4oc-aG4A -- Friaeaplos de-
aeerAsseoa --Aeausx:oa dcmoerAu
soa.--Deilrtos anaAocrAg gsoos. - L
ap.exs~1 ds 10 CA .eafa---LAhrrsse
eonIrA deEUeao- La lxaAAusa 80
alAl. - 1GaAsaAd &C % AlssosaA
- lgaA4@sd snse - fAaAoA-~-L.. 80
aFAalA-L~ as@AwogsA~-Loe Aan
2ea E4a AsF@aA-LA rwxuga=Aoa.
A~~@ @as4a ~@~~-tsaaiGaaoa J eAcA -
81 nIAlAAAE.e~--Ps0 Ps0pAs Aaaas erso
aes3oFes -~IAaens suas,
@4A~ j a~N@-a4AaA ~~ M @Ayas :
- CHS 60 Ala ra 10 Kava-ka
90 I n&~s4 .AxsssA
lie vvs - ~~ NJ 70 i@ ysea n ca
haasvsn 1RSA-AHTs1.
| FssxAsA--Ia pesp saasasnaa 60
savxs sseAs s~AL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
5ar., pv, Hii1

IitoyfAAadas &C papsi ssr:slaasd
do loo tAmaaos mas es''asatea,
IS esntavas aaA Ra il .ats IRA
4. De- BoLsrts A.AsAxrlI d
a. LvHr. sssesusa N ytA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
LII BIKpagi eIAIei
uIGISfERlO Ds BLiRLILa

Usnsss As#a NJ 81. sN~
v~xwaMm ssAes As~w@A.aaA y sss~
nusx.sss asas s-szsa g@saas 1@ass - s~s--
s=xNamE am - s@aaAsssaasa. wA@Ahs-
AAAsn 0ssA.saa-s6ssa~ F-ss 1sM
A.aa3see y. 0s@sazsA. s1~sAas3as-n-.
s~m ~ 4 mAausaAMAAA Z M&asas~
psAAAss - 1MasNE
FsSzAsans 6ssnxssAnfs - ~ k1MmM
.M smAnsAs a.aa $500 aasAAs
tMsAms - -. amsS@n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
Ruena L0gica.

Echoes efuera Ia ca - seufae.
SAD con .As J'tla4a "a d.
i'r. Rcss LntonAn {. ;1sago cue
e. u dresno IN que de- todo el
Aisseu-a l'arA sa tAlad e. Ne
prs4e hAbcT txrsonA sa!' 10 con
el est aiaVo stseie i,e< ase -
pic 1rEs 4r'ir - ttsuef mo-
de-. Quo 4 40 ..el4sps ,1ts Vida
10 ID. lsAes "a Eoc.9a as4Ase y 30
RTlra .as Fe,>, .A-aoa a1aA. De ve.a,s en
As6As lse BoneM
asS7~~ sA@a So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
RGVISTl COxERCILL.
DH NOTIOIAS 7 ANUNOIOE

Operaciones aurante los dfas 81 4 de
AgostO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
3uzA LOCAL.
s0BRIN0S De Ez0ulAeA

SUbkINUS DE EZuUIA6A
FO8TALH1A, II,
U~ss do gisos y eomislonss,
AgSntss dc los vAporss-corrsos Dc l.
'ompAffa TrasatlAntius Aspafola.
Agsntsa do ID ID dc los as6orsa La
s'nAga , o., Dc Liverpool.
lssm idem G. 81. Flstch.z y o.,
!. (compaifa ola Flschs") Do Id.
Agsntss d. ID Id Dc los ssisorss ]. 7.
xiaksls y Co.,, Lines dc "Sefrs".
Agsntss de B.hr, Bshrend y Roys,
0nsa Dc "Serra''.
Assntss de 10 Oompaiiia Dc Hsgsrcs
'ontraInesndios dsnominAdt lsH Ro.
'aI''. iS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
rutbla. Mario le de 1896.

Tenso el honor de signihear 1 Vds
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
Successor de BOrdoy.

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido de
calzado y otros articulos de no
vedad, precios sulnamente m64
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
fABlANlu GARCIA Y COMP,

Vomsrciantss imporradoras q msroAasias
! toda olasss y proosdsaolAs
vsAtas al PerImayor y dstam
20 almaoen; l9-sAN Usro-.s
Sss tisad "; In Bayamoassa.y , L. Cisdsd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

Bdra. esp" " P. de Saguaoo' de
Hunaeao
Col. cap "Bofinqaen' de Arelhc,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05

The isnniaI Amend ment-Speciai Street
Railway Lease--Uniform Legislation.


The Bisnnia Amend ~ment-speciai Street
Railway Lease--Uniform Legislation.
BOSTON, Feb. 5.-Mr. Molten yesterday
raised a point Of order on the resolve In
favor of biennial elections, and although
overruled by Speaker Meyer. the leader from
Worcester created such CONSERVATION In
the ranks of those In favor OF the measure
that they were glad to make the conces'
sion of recommitting back TO the coInmit
tee on constitutional amendments.
The point was that that reported by the
committee this year Is not a transcript
of the resolve which passed the house oil
last year, and that IL does not agree In IL,
form with the records of 1895; that the 70
solve Of last year provided that IL should
take effect in 1895, while the present re
solve provides that 1t shall become opera
tive in 1897.
The delay that will ensue as aTesult oil
sending It back to the committee has
scared the advocates OF ~biennials, apo
other points of order, it Is said. Will be
raised when it is reported back that will
mean its death this year.
Mr.. Weymouth of Fitchburg introduced
a resolve appropriating for the grading Of
the grounds and fitting n furnishing OF
the new state normal schools the sums
named Hyannis, SOS, 900; Fitchburg, $685.
600; Lowell $4,000; North Adams, 5000;
Salem, $4,000.
Mr.. Mellen Of Worcester introduced q
bill providing that no life insurance com
pany shall issue n policy upon the life oil
any child under i've years OF age.
Mr.. Gauss introduced a bill TO create Q
state children's bureau. IL Is similar to
that which was before last years legisla.
ture, and its purpose is to secure the best
possible attention TO the dependent and
neglected children in the care of the state
more especially to those boarded out In
private families.
Mr.. Myers has 1lea two bills with til,
clerk Of the house. one tn authorize tn,
purchase and consolidation OF street rail
ways, the other to authorize contracts anc
leases between street railway companies
The object of both bills Is to avoid tn,
necessity of SO many special acts, and II
each case all acts lone are TO be subject te
approval by the railroad commissioners.
The governor submitted to tho senat,
n house q supplemental report OF tn,
commissioners appointed TO promote uni
formity of legislation throughout the sew
eral states. The Supplemental report
consists of a printed report of the pro
ceedings of the fifth conference of tn,
state board Of commissioners, held at De
troit I'm August last.
A bill TO preserve the Brlfnch front o
the state house was introduced by Senato,
Irwin. The provisions Of the bill are sub
stantially the plans Of last year, which
were to have steel ribs placed inside the
structure, the whole expense not to exceed
$3.50. 600.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
The February Recess.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Q. - The October
term of the supreme court of the United
States was concluded yesterday, and the
court adjourned until March .. During
the term 2l7 cases have been disposed of,
as against l65 last year. Bef orc adjourn.
ing, the court changed the assignment OF
the sugar bounty cases from the first 60
the third Monday In March. and also re
ceived n moson from the attorney general
to advance on tho docket the case of the
steamer Coquitlan claim, which involves
questions OF international importance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
wales Gives Good Advice.

LONDON, Feb. 5-Thc Prince OF Wales
has earnestly counselled Lord Dunraven,
with reference TO any step he may take
regarding the report Of tho New York
Yacht club committee, to keep we'll before
his mind the desirability OF promoting
good and friendly feeling, not only be
tween sportsmon of both sides, but be
tween the peoples OF England and Amer
lea. The prince views the terms OF the
committees finding as Offering the great
est encouragement In this direction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05

WATERBURY,. Conn, Feb. 6.-w. II.
Batchelder, proprietor OF the Hub dining
rooms, with his cashier. Mrs. Amelia
KNOBS, were arrested yesterday on n scrl-
Gus charge. The arrest was made nj the
instigaiion OF the woman's husband, who
preferred charges against Batchclder and
Mrs. Kuops. Knops was afterward pla,cd
under arrest In a suit for Islander for 5000,
brought by Mrs. Knops and Batchelder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05

cavalry retreated, but only to form u
second line for another charge. The
troops were formed into a hollow square
70 meet this charge. Their artillery opened
upon the insurgents at a distance of only
$50 yards.
This last charge was also repulsed,
many insurgents being wounded with
bayonets, and the insurgents thereupon
retired. The Insurgents took their de.
parture in the direction Of Los Palacios,
TO the eastward or toward Habana prov
incc. The Spanish then made an inves-
tigation OF the insurgents camp, and
found there " dead and 100 horses n
mules, besides taxing numerous saddles.
and ammunition. The insurgents
carried away over 200 wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
Ma..achu..,,. uas ,o.osr reaober,.

Boston, Feb. 6-The annual report Of
the state board OF education shows the
number OF teachers In Massachusetts, to be
12,O27. of whom 1915 are mon and 10, 1881
women. For the year men have earned
ti2s.55 n month; women sis.33, and while
the wages OF mon have decreased 80 cents
n month. those 90 women havo increased
a. cents. For 10 years the men have
gained 1888 n month and women casa.
The disparity In average nges of women
and men Is great
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
FOLLOW RUNYON
Assistant Secretary OF State UhI
SONG to Berlin.
FINANCIAL MEASURES MOVE ALONG
Tariff and Bond Bills Are Still
In Evidence.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The president
has made his choice for n successor to tho
late Mr.. Runyon, rs ambassador to Ger
many. and there Is every reason to be-
lieve that Assistant Secretary Uhl OF tho
state department will be named for the
post this week. probably today. IL Is
thought that but for some delay incident
TO formalities in such cases the nomina-
ton would have been sent to the senate
yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
The Charlestown Mystery.

Boston. Feb. b.-The developments in
the Sophia Grant murder in Charlestown
are such rs have come from interviews
with Mrs. Ida Qninlan, the woman under
arrest. The police now believe that within
the next % hours they will have n com
plete chain Of evidence. but they are non.
committal whether they arc weaving this
around Mrs. Quinlan or some other marty
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
At the Pier Once Moro.

LoSo BRANCH, Feb. 5-Thc big steam.
ship 81. Paul. which went ashore Jan. 25.
WA floated yesterday during high tide.
and started for Now York. At 1l:i5 she
passed Sandy Hook. IL was l;i5 whom
Che vessel first showed of the American
line piers. aud n good hour before she wa,
finally warped into the slip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
Tokens Of OratItnde.

BOSTON. Feb. 5.--Captain William M
Howes of the schooner Leander V. Beebe
which rescued 20 men from the sinkin,
steamer j. w. Hawkins, has received from
New York a valuable pair of opera glasses
also n package said to contain money, from
the men he rescued.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
s.sst lie sIistaken.

BERLIN. Feb. 5--It Is said that the Ven
ezuclan consul az Stuttgart has writton &c
the Frankturter Zeltung that America 4.
Interested In preventing the British occu
patton Of Venezuelan territory because the
owner Of the mouth Of the Orlnoco CON.
mands the whole basin, both OF the Orinocc
and tho Ausa.~a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-02-05
Presidents OF Mas.achusett. A. T.. A.

BosroS. Feb 5-L Il. :. Davis wa,
yesterday unanimously elected prcsidcn,
Of the American Protective association al
the annual meeting held to choose the
state officers for the coming wear.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-19
OVER THE LINES.
Interesting Items From the Different
Departments of the Railroads.

Interesting Items From the Different
Departments of the Railroads.
James Lyons, formerly freight con-
| ductor on the eastern division of the
! Santa Fe, is now working as switchman
| at Peoria, ILL.,
J. ii, Begg, storekeeper OF the Santa
/ Fe at Ration, New Mexico, has been ap-
! pointed chief clerk of the mechanical
! department at that point
The working time of the NJ, Z. s. T.
shops at Parsons, Kan, which has been
ten hours for the past three months, has
been cut to nine hours day.
Benjamin Spruill has been appointed
| watchman in the Santa Fe yards at Ar
kansas City to succeed John Law who
has been promoted to the position of
special agent.
The Independence ice plant on Satur-
day last completed a contract for 375
tons of ice for the Santa Fe company
which will be stored in the ice house at
that point.
Yardmaster Frank Murphy of the
Santa Fe at Newton has secured sixty
days leave of absence, and accompanied
by his family will visit with relatives in
California.
The NJ, &. & 7. company will shortly
commence the erection of a substantial
brick building at Parsons, Kan. for the
exclusive use of General Storekesper
Murray and his department.
Brakeman Graybill, who was caught
between two cars and crushed to death
at Fort Worth. Tex, last week. was for
merly a conductor on the Panhandle di-
vision of the Santa Fe running out of
Wellington.
A report is current at Wellington and
Arkansas City to the effect that the Pan
handle division of the Santa Fe is to be
again placed under the control of Super
intendent Barnes of Chanute.
Captain A. t. Ontis, for the past six
teen years assistant yardmaster at the
union depot at Atchison. has been re-
leased on account of advanced age. Ed
ward Shehan, son of Yardmaster She
han, has been appointed to succeed him.
All the bridges on the Kansas division
of the Union Pacific are to be changed to
what is called standard" The change
consists in the outside stringers being
moved in toward the stringers in the
middle of the bridge.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-19
DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.

Tho following instruments have been
fled with the register of deeds:
WARRANTY DEBDs-John Richie to @.
L. NcCaslin and G. A. Swizer, lots $50,
552 and 554, on Kansas avenue, Ritchie's
addition. $3.50.
Sidney w. Miller to Alonzo Beal, for
81, 300, 100 acres in section 81, township
II, range IA.
Nancy A. Fitzpatrick and others to Sue
w. McCollister, for 1900, lot II, west
Sixth street.
Clifford c. Baker to Thomas A. Hat
field, for $1,000, lots 727, 729 and 1911.
Lane street, Martin s. Dennis addition.
Anna Ashbaugh to Clifford C. Baker,
fof 81 500. lot 81, Sixth avenue east.
John Richie to g. L. McCasliu, for
$3.50, lots $50, 552 and 554 Kansas avenue,
Ritchie's addition.
Mary E Bowers to Mary Smith, for
$3.50, lots I52 and 154 Locust street,
Veale's addition.
MoRTeAeEs-J. A. Frush to Frank P.
Bradley and ThOs. Bowman, $426.21.
J. J. Sinecka to Frank P. Bradley, ST.
600. and $500.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-19
NICKERsoN NOTES

Items and Personals Among the EN-
PlOyes of the Santa Fe at That Point.
From the State Journals Nickerson Reporter
Milton Howard has been compelled to
lay off on account of sickness.
Engine 597 is out of shop and will re-
sumo its run on trains 5 and 4.
Engine 90, on the Nickerson-J etmo ore
run, has been shopped for light repairs.
Fireman Ben Judkins, of Newton, is
laying off and Fireman A. 81. Dunlap is
working in his place.
Fireman Harry b. Holmes has taken
a leave of absence for thirty days.
Col. S. B. Brightman, machinist in
this shop, has resumed work after an
illness of two weeks.
Engine 1873. recently Overhauled in
Topeka shops, has been sent to Florence
for switch service in that yard.
Engine 6S, in charge of Engineer W.
j. Igoe and Fireman j. c. Brinkman, has
been assigned to work train service on
the Hutchinson branch.
Engines 38S and 633, Engineers G. Fl .
Arnold and H. c. Forester, have been
assigned to service out of Newton On the
through freight runs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-19
AMONG THE RAILROAD MEN
The Boys Must Stop Playing Cards
in CabooSeS.
SOME OF THEN HAVE BEEN BETTING

1t is SaId-GenerAI News Items Along
the Kansas Lines-PersOnaI and
miscellaneous.
Trainmen running on the middle di-
vision OF the Santa Fs can no longer in
dulge in the enjoyment of an interesting
game Of poker or a quiet hand at high
five in their way cars while waiting for a
passenger train at a siding or killing
time at a station. An order forbidding
this pleasure has been issued by Train
master Bailey of Newton and reads as
follows:
complaint is made that for some time
past some of our train men have been in
the habit of gambling ia way-cars at
terminal stations: and this at times when
they needed rest. am directed to in
form you that all card playing in way
cars at mig ht is forbidden and employees
found gambling in way-cars at any time
will be dismissed from the service.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-03-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The School Book Fight Mny BE Car
ried Into the City Election.

The School Book Fight May BE Car
ried Into Che City Election.
There is some talk about independent
candidates for the school board being
brought out in the different wards of the
city, but nothing definite looking to that
end has yet been done
The movement for independent candi-
dates comes from the opposition to tho
Crane books. Crane men were nomi-
mated in all the wards but one.
In the First ward the opposition candi-
date, Mr.. Miller. was nominated and if
Independent candidates are brought out
MIR. Crane will see to it that there is
some one to run against Miller on the in.
dependent ticket
In only one of the wards could the in
dependent candidates hope to cut much
figure, and that IS in the fifth, where the
vote on nomination was very close. but
even there it is doubtful if much
strength would be developed by an in
dependent candidate, no matter who
he is.
In the council contest there is talk of
an independent candidate in but one of
the wards the second, but the opposi-
ton to the regular Republican nominee,
Mr. Stephenson, is not very pronounced
and the movement to bring out an indie
pendent candidate against him may be
abandoned,