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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-04

officer, unless he In some mspuer In
terfes so as to make h imself liable,
must be conceled."
The court then gives the opioion
that the non-suiting OF the several
defendants was properly granted.
Referring TO the point OF Geo. q
Cannon and Sons not answering, he
court holds that 4, was immslerisl,
because the PLAINTIFF failed u show
any liability, and Tor the same reason,
the court says, the motion to enter
judgment by default was properly
denied.
The question OF whether the court
ere In directing the jury to return "A
verdict of nc cause OF ction ss pg u net
Sheriff Lovelsnd, the court hol1s hat
Judge Roiapp was Justified iiom the
evidences given Mt the trial of the c.se.
The appellants also Insisted that the
plendings In the attaohmept suits weic
insufiic ent and the preliminary pro-
ceeIings decidedly irregular. Com.
meniing on is toe cur say:
While 1t must be conceded that the
record, in these regards, show degree
of carelessness which ought not TO be en-
couraged. still we are OF he opinion that
the pleadipgs and proceedings were suf-
tcient for the purpose OF this suit.
Tho record in this case reveals many
objections, made at the trial Of ihis
cause, which are 30 frivilous as not to
merit our notice, such objections serve
to confuse rather than aid Ia the trial of
cause. We perceive no reversible
error.
The Judgment is affirmed, and as there
were such COMMISSIONS and inaccuracies
in appellants abstract, Us rendered the
filing OF an additional abstract neces-
cary, 1t IL ordered that the costs OF such
additional abstract be taken with the
other costs, against the appellants.
We concur:
q. S,ZANE, C, j.,
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Bids wanted IN Canal copst,,.,
In Oregon, $1,000 yards esrth enoa
yards rock, etc. Enclose stsmpeSo 'voo
veiope for specifications to p'u et-
VIM, SMITH, Secretary
"a N e.. 10 stree. Pr I,ns ~
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Henry Davis anu J. w. Burdeli are
on trial before q jury In Judge Nor.
rslps court today, on the charge o.
grand larceny.
Assistant County Attorney Potpam
Ia prosecuting ana j. M. Hamilton
defending.
Both defendants are charged
in the information with having
fel0uiously stolen on the 9th oil last
April, two horses, valued at $50 each,
one set Of double harness OF the value
OF $40, one pole buggy OF the value of
$50, one blanket OF the value of So,
and one shawl OF the value OF 81, ali
the personal property OF Aria Seeley.
Aria Seeley, Jaren Tolman, f. r.
Riley and Joseph Wiley, were the
only Witnesses examined Cor the State
up to the tine u the NEWS report
closI pg.
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Row n, ta,dsr's Park.

All lie not smooth with the CaldeI's
Park people, MS 10 evidenced by the
tiline of suit In the Third district
court today by jacob Myers against r
IL. Winder aud Morris l.. Hamers.
Tough, defendante, AMI George w.
Calder.
The complaint alleges that on the
liza OF May, 1897. plaintiff and Ham.
mersbougn leased from Calder the
park which provided that Hsmmsrs-
bough should pay to plaintiff the sum
Of $500 on June LIST, another $500 b.
tween June 18th and the esd OF the
month and sill another $500 between
the 18th and the end OF July and
likewise to put $500 worth o.
improvements on the property. With
tina consent Of plaintiff and Hammer.
slaugh Winder was tskon in and q
partnership formed known as the Cal.
Jef's ParE Amusement o1mpany.
Winner IL Is alleged had charge oil
llquore,. ssda water, ETC., and without
piainiih's consent have applied
the receipts accruipg from GALES
and that Winder and Ham.
merslough had also applied
the profits OF the concern to their ow u
use. 1t 10 also alleged that neither OF
the uefeBdants have paid the gu N II
was agreed that they should deposit
on the dates named.
Plaintiff asks that receiver be ap.
painted 10 take charge OF the
money due under the lease;
that the partnership be Dissolved
and an accounting taken OF all the
transactions anu dealiogs; also thai
the property be sold and the firms
debts and liabilities be paid of and the
surplus be divided between plaintiff
and defendants according to thsii
Tespe ctive Interests.
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q. S.ZANE, c. j.,
MINER, j.

Rcy Ii. Jones wa attorney for plain
tits appellants aud BoTeman d Bore
man, johnson, Haywood, Junson d
johnson for Defendants and .Teepo nu-
ents.
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zee YEN A FREE MAN
Dismissal Of The Charge Of En-
bszzlemsn',
ON MOTION OF COUNTY ATTORNEY.
On Trial for Grand Larceny--CGldcr's
Park fllculiles--u0urt
Notes.

No Chinaman 10 Utah has achieved
the notUriety that Yee Yen has.
Scarcely week has pissed for the
last lew months but what Yee's name
has appeared In the papers. That he
10 an ex remely lucky follow Is appar-
eut, II only one,hslt o. the allegations
made against hins are true. Although
confined In the county jail ever sinct
he was extradited from Colorado by
the aid OF his attorney, George f.
Goodwin, be has b,flied every at
tempt made to convict. 1t was only
last Thursday that the jury acquitted
him Of the charge Of grand larceny,
when another charge, that OF embrz-
element. wasfiled against him. The
latter ofisnse consisted Of his
having omb.zzed the sum
OF Sl00 belonging to fellow
countryman usmed kim Poy, on tn
18Th day OF last February. Yee was
the custodian of several OF his country
mems funds, and 10 SAID TO have got.
ten away with amounts asgregatiDR
several thousand dollars. Tue 500
Yee is accused OF embt zzling, II Is
alleged he Intended to transmit to the
fiowery kii g iom.
On Monday q motion WAS argued by
Attorney Goodwin to qussh tue iu-
formation, and which Judge NOrrell
overTuleu. Yee's plea was thea taken
and his trial wns TO have shortly
begun. This morning Assistant
County Attorney Putnam created
considerable surprise by nsking the
court to diamies tho case against Yee,
giving as his reasons that the evideD Gu
was OF such n conf citing nature, that
the prosecution could not hope to secure
conviction. Attorney Goodwin
Offering no objection TO this, the court
ordered that the charge Of embezzle
mont against Mr.. Yen DO dismissed
and that he be discns gei from custo.
dy. zee was congratulated on his
liberation md hie reply was, "Allee
cameo, giood to glet flesh air."
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JUBILEE NOTEs

William Langton has rendered the
mission the use OF large hall for
the rehearsal OF the Jubilee chorusss
under the direction OF Professor Slel .
hens from uow until the. Jubilee con.
certs, flee OF charge. The tender Is
much appreciated by the commission
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-07
SAN FRANCISCO CALL"

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
10 Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH oFFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
615 Larkin street: open until $50 o'clock.
SW. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets; open
until o'clock.
2o18 Mission street: open until o'clock
1877 Ninth street; open until e:30 o'clock.
1908 Polk street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
NV. corner Twenty-seconi and Kentucky
streets: open TIL o'clock.
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DESPONDENCY AND POISON.
Suicide of a Laborer Who Had Been
Out of Work for Long
Time

Arthur G. Kempe, laborer, was found
dead in bed in the Alpha House, at the
corner of East and Market street, at ll:3o
o'clock yesterday forenoon. A two-onnce
vial labeled Horse liniment for external
use" stood on small table at the head OF
the bed. All the contents save few
drops were gone. and these smell and
taste like laudanum.
The deceased had been out of work for q
long time and was very respondent.
There is no doubt that he committed
suicide by taking poison. He was ma
tive of England, aged 40 year.
Deputy Coroner Mccormick removed
the body to the Morgue.
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PROPOSALS FOR FoRAGE-QUARTERMA
L ter's Office, Benicis Arsenal. Cal, May 8, 1897
until IL N, June A. 1897, and then opened, for
fu finishing Benicia Arsenal Cal, during fiscal
bran, oats and hay as may be required oy the O.
NJ. department there U. s. reserves right TO re-
ject or accept any all proposals. any part
Thereof. Preference given to articles Of dom
production condition Of price and quality Qnclud-
ing in the price OF foreign productions the duty
tbereon) being equal and such preference given 10
articles OF American production prod uCed on the
Pac fic Coast TO the extent of the consumption
required by the pub ic service there Information
furnished on apple ton. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for
Forage" and addressed K. B. BABBITT, Ord.
Dept @ 81
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NO FUNDS IN BANK.

A Pawnbroker's Maynard Son Gets
Himself into Trouble.
Isadore Wood has sworn to complaint
charging Joseph A. Peckerman, son of q
Third-street pawnbroker, with obtaining
money by false pretenses. A claim is
made that Peckerman owed Wood SIS,
and in payment rendered him a check for
$50 on Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bank, receiv-
ing the balance in cash.
The check was returned marked mo
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER,
" Twelfth District IAN Francisco Cal May q,
ls97-Proposals will be rece we'd al this Office un-
til / 2 o'clock NJ. I uesday, the 9Th day OF June,
1897, for furnishing m .scelantous articles until
June 30, 1S9 as follows: Lot !, hardware; lot
2, engineer supplies; lot 8, lum ber lot T. paints
ETC.: lot D. electric supplies. Bids wi be received
for one or more mum oered lots complete Specif-
cations, form of bid and full information may be
obtained on application to thi, office. The right
is re served reject any or all bids and to waiv e
any defects. Bidders ore invited to be present at
the opening OF proposals. CHARLES E. l.. B.
DAVIS, Major OF Engineers, U. S. A., Engineer
Twelfth Lighthouse District
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TYPEWRITERS.

NAL Ely PNUTICINSTITUTE,l S46 Ma RKET;
" hypnotism taught s.; diseases & habi cured.
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ER ANNUAL MEETfNG-THE REG ULAR
Es~S annual meeting of stockhold'r rs of the
Hutchinson sugar Plantation Company will be
held at the Office of the company. 1927 Market ST..
San francisco, Californ a on r TUESDAY. the 1lth
day of May, 1884, at the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ,
for the pup pose Of eecting board OF dire to
serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of
such other business as may come before the meet
Ing. Transfer books will close Friday April 30
% o'clock .. Il l.. II. SHELDON, secretary,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-07

SEWING MACHINES.
A LII KINDS BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED,
II rented repaired; need es supplies 1859 Market
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

FS HARRISBURG, Pa, APRIL 29, 1897
G>c To whom 1t may concern: This is TO certify
that under the laws of the Benevolent and Proeec-
tive Order of Elks there can be but lodge
thereof in any city; that the only legal author
lied recognized lodge of the B. =. U. E. in the
City of San Francisco is San Francisco Lodge No.
g. which has its meetlng-pIace and loigeroom in
Central Block. 223 suffer st.: that any other or
ganization. lodge society in said city claiming
or pretending to be Elks or members of 3. p. o. l..
isilegal and without authority.
lSigned MEADE d. DETWEILER,
Grand Exalted Ruler.
Attest: GEORGE A. REYNOLDS, Grand Secretary.
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WANTED-MISCELL
WANTED-A ,96 MANS BICYCLE; ALSO
w lsdy's. Address B. NJ. box 8, Call office.
old GOLD BOUGHT; HIGHEST PRICES.
" o. NOLTE, jeweler, 1922 O'Farrell St
WANTED-GOOD BUGGY HORSE; CHEAP.
w Apply q. H, box 1855, Call.
CELL YOUR BOOKS NOVELS AND CLOTH
y ing to A. KLEIN, 100 ixth ST.; send postal.
old GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT. w.
" MUND matchmaker and jew eler, 226 Ellis st.
ID UILDINGS BOUGHT: LUMBER SASHEA
- doors. mantels- etc. Tor sale 1853 Mission a.
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EoUND-ST. BERNARD BITCH: OWNER
n = can have same by proving property. Cali 1917
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CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH, NEAR CITY,
" So Gu day; blacksmith, city. $50; cooper,
near city, 50 so dav; ranch oacksmi, h, S 30 a
day and board; farmers, 500; farmers, $l5;
farmer who drive 8 horses, $50 and board ;
farmer, small PLACE, near city. .15; German
mixer near city, so: 4mule teamsters, CT y,
81 as day: labOrers city, 81 20 day; butter
and cheese makeh C. h. HANSEN q CO., ITO
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On TO 40 LABoRERS; CITY. MARTIN &
~ CO 749 Market st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMAL

MEAT IRISH GIRL, WITH Is ONTHS'
~ reference, wishes situation cook
dies looking for reliable servant would do we to
secure his one mentioned see J. +. ChOSETT
d Co., 316 suffer ST.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

JAPANESE BOY, CHAMBER WORK AND
y wait some, 81 week, room etc. Jap ,nese boy,
family, SIS, etc, MARTIN & CO., 749 Market
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r AUNDRYMAN AND WIFE, BOTH FIRST
- class ironers for country laundry, 500: laun-
drvman and wife 10 wash and iron: baker, coun-
try shop, $50: second cook restaurant, city, S46.
C. X. HANSEN & CO., ITO Geary st.
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D A Hall, Chicago
w II Shanan an, Andrsn
f Z Bolton XIV, HOLSTER
V w Harley, Vacavllle
r X shank, SactO
a Guiliame, Grass Valley
T Flint Jr. & W. >anJuau
w W Nj dledorff, Salinas
+ A Jones, PIscerville
II Is GrUomer Msn , Jose
K T Burr & ", Yuma
S 5 Parsons. Fresno
Thos { lark, Piacerville
Miss Fritch, Findlay, v
y Biake.ey, stockton
A Fairbank * I'm, Sacto
NJ Walser, Fresno
G J Avery, Avery
!, A schloesser & sn, Chcgo
& 5 Smith, IreKa
d harmon, Nevada City
} G J Freeman & W, Cal
> Blum, Marti IeZ
H p Davis, Los Angeles
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BLACKSMITH HELPER, sHOEING, ETC:
ID $50, board, room, etc. MARTIN & CO., TAG
Market st.
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OcO MEN AND STRONG BOYS WANTED
900 today. at SIS to 500 per mnnth ana found:
read carefully the following few positions: chef
cook and dishw asher same country hotel 800 and
found: hotel cooks, S25 $36 and $50: cook and
wife. S35; waters. $25 and $780, dishwashers
$50, $40 and $1b: waiter So per week: young
man TO work in a cheese factory: old man to wait
on table: man to work in laundry, SO and
found butcher-shop work, city. $50 and found.
including washing. MURRAY READY, Lead
ing Employment Agents, 634. 636 Clay ST., tee-
phone 5SiS Main.
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Handsome BOY WAITS JOB AT WORK
IL around house: inside out; has reference.
1919 Sumner St
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HELP wANrED-Continued.

HEAD WAITRESS, FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
IL hotel city. $50; chambermaid and walt one
meal. D.: arm and cheek waitress $50; resi- au-
rant waitress, $l5 and room. Z. X. HANSEN d
CO., ITO Geary st.
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LOST.

T OST-26 APRIL ON TIBURON BOAT OR
IL train ladias' small sachel contains large
amount OF money, jewel case and other vau ables
Return TO MRS. w b. DOLAN 1879 Waller sI
Liberal reward. ~
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SPor que
engendra
tantasenfer-
medades?
5e0hO PEDE SALVARSE LA HUMANDAD De TAIL AzOTE PLAGl2


70
hub npmente espeeh9 mas hn para
sacar
u
ero qerno de1e se haoer oagra9o aueer @
Il
9 8
pueblo
NAL g9bie artodac9s socaban necos ree grandes Pmle
ud6
ha
HERPES
/
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slSFATlAA FALiERES. AAzssnso asies MEes

Mr.. CHARLES BUOHET, director de IL
''Farmacla Central do Francla", Jsrls,
ceItlica
Que habiendo analizado el aqua de Flo
rida preparada por 81 Lido. ID. A. OetyoAi,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico, resnita contener un
clnco por clento Dc acel.es esenclales paros
compro bados pordlversos procedlmlenuos.
Ademas los exameles cuailtatlyos de ias
asencias muestran que son dc muy Duena
calIdod.
FL ce1tifcado original de este snalisis Sc
halla en- poser de Ia administration de LA
DEmocRACIA, que puede ense1ario quien
lo desee. DemuesIra por 10 tanLu este re-
sultaoo ebs -Hluo por Vi iaboratorlo dei mejOr
esta apleclulelto taInaee eatlco Do Francla,
luu q ecepcion ae4 As4- Florida Murray y
Lamman, no hay otIa uespnes de la rues
ira que contenga igual oantidad Dc esen
sias. Esto unlus al lm,ta0Islmo preclo g
aue sc veude hoy este aILlculo en- Ia 1sla, Eo
&c que nueetra Aqua Fiorloa mulezcs. pIe-
fsrencla que sc Ie iesonoclendo en- todo
el pals.
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Don j ests Abalo don Ramon Orespo
ofrecen pastUs muy Duenos, Gu Salinas, con
cercadOs especlai>s aguas aDundantes.
SIN dlsputa son iUs meJores dc dlcho pue-
Dlo, J en- coudlclones especiates para 81 de-
sarfolio del ganadO.
Tcda persona que quiera enViar ganado,
puede dlrIglrIo los eefiores Abalo y Orespo.
Sallnes,
Preao:-Una cabezs ae ganado. 81 MI.
Ponce, Enero q de 1897. ma
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PARA OARRRTERAS

azin1 4ssts9a1ora dc pssira Hszssssda para ca
st~as, Goa 80 calIeva v demds ptesos, sn
~sy &<ss essadc ~ nlsrsfs<s< de rep.<sso.
xqss "a is.sTsss ps1ae dssaos~se d sIos Ho-
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DE vAPoR CON MAQUINA Y cALDERA


Los de las secadofas bordo
tabiS
Ponce Aguada San Juan
6 p8
que para
aon de mampoterf instaadas
ed6co
fabrica
adjuno eabado fesulta bara
la del cafe.
Los faci pesada
que agunas ofdenes para
ST hacendado
anticipation
de dar modo pueaa egar
Al
cf-tal Mias
los M j. Cabrera Concrete de San Sebastian
quiene ordenes =
solo fuesza de cabailos
maquinas balos los propietafios
pillar
psopietario
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NJ Q do q . u sarIO


'noohe; tomar
CD "Pderss Ne akof daivasy nsdas
resuao
DR.
London New York
Mvvs &C.
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Be venden pasaJes de Ida Y vuelta
de Coamo Ponce vaiederos para ei
mismo dfa 6 S $50.
Agente en- Ponce don Francisco
Alsina, Cafe La Ponceasa, calle ae la
Marin.. I'm Coamo, don Ramon
Aguiln.-En Jaana Dlaz. don Jose
PUG Morell, Hotel Versailles. -En
Coto Laurel, esta biecimlento de don
francisco Martin.
Coamo, Noybre. 6 de 1896. 3 m. alt
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EMILIO Cabrera.


Martin Ifaveso don Juan Torruela
Martin Mas don Gerardo Gonza de don Pedro Agos
Agoni,
me Marias; AguIn Font Sebastian;
nardo Recio, de Adjuntas
p. Ponce, de Mayo de
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Ell DEPURATIVO RUSOMALAK0FF


lo s Sc onal
uego las
UBER
{
GONORREA
m15es df NAL oiens debeI tomar DE
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El DlAkIO DR COAMO

Este coche saldra desde hoy diaria-
mente las cinco de la manana de
Coamo, y retornara q las tres de la
tarde de Ponce.
PkECIOS DE PASAJES
De Coamo Ponce vice-versa so
Juana-Dlaz - .......... 100
" Jnana Dlaz Ponce =" ....... 0.5U
- Ooto- o-Lanrel Ponce :" ........ q ~
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PAWN T,axafvp de Yicat
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10 autonon1sta 1ndepend1ente
DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL

CARLOS ARMSTRONG; .-Comisionista
: inportador.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .rn .,,.slsp
GRAN DEPOS|TO DE CAL zADO
I EFECTOS DE- PELETERlA
RULLAN
ATOCHA, 6, PON0m~

En- este antique establecimiento- Sc acaba
de recibir IN surtido de calzado de todss
classes de las mas caprichosas formas, para
caballeros, se1oras ni1os, que Sc detellan
precios SIN COMPETEfiCIA. En- imateriales
para zapateros g. complete ell surtido to-
dos los .efectos de primera calidad. Tam
bien Sc han recibidcs driles asalgados, pa
1eItas pfque, baules de distintos tamaf1os
J preelos, maletas para yisje, creas de hilo
.franelas ordinarias, slpargata-
de fnfnidad de classes precios, fnfsima,
piel de rucia etc, etc. Importation directa.
Ventss al por MAYOR al DETAIL
Ponce, NoViembre 10 de 1896. 3 v. d..
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ELECTR|C|STA AMERICANA

De regreso de los Estades- Unidos con una
extensa factura de timbres, botones, bate
rias, alambres denas accessories, ofrece de
nuevo sus servicios para instalaciones elec-
tricas todas classes, para riquelar objetos
por medic de la electricidad.
Ponce, 81 de Nbre de 1895.
(Cristina 81 LUIS SALAZAR-
Nota: Sc facilitan presupuestos para pain
tas electricas. avs.
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SNAP SHOTS HOMENEWS

The students of Washburn college will
present Hamlet, February 49,
The -Drury college debate will
take place at Springfield, Mo, March IS.
Prof. L. L. Dyche will lecture at Ham
ilton hall on March 5, on Camp Fires of
Alaska.
Mrs. F. c. Bowen is quite sick with
pneumonia at her home at 807 North Har-
rison street.
The legislature will end it's fifty day
session on the 18th of March, which falls
on Saturday.
Excelsior lodge No. 81, Degree of Hon.
or, gave a party last night at the han,
623 Quincy street.
Mark Howell has gone to Holiday to
operate a stone crusher for Kansas
City gravel walk company.
A recent rumor says that Major Tom
Anderson wants to be governor of the
Leavenworth soldiers home.
A meeting of the city central commit
tee has been called for Friday evening in
the office of the street commissioner.
Johnny Johnson, very tough colored
boy who was carrying an ugly iron slug.
was yesterday fined $50 by Police Judge
Atchison.
Capt. H. c. Lindsey is in Kansas City
with six head of fine horses to attend a
horse sale George Wolff has five head
at the same sale.
A league of colored women has been
formed in the Third ward for political
purposes and has commenced by endorS-
ing S. G. Watkins for city clerk.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
erS of the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance
company yesterday John f. Moon was re-
elected secretary. The old directors were
also reelected.
=. D. Hubbard has fallen from his
proud position as state president of the
he was elected sentinel ]. F. Culver, a
Topeka man, was elected secretary.