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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13
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Special Correspondence q fiaaHtfc md journal
LEwEs, Aug. IA small yacht, 80 feet
long, with decks covered badly broken up.
was found on the beach ab9nt mileabaIe
here by Samuel Il. Prettyman on Tuesday
morning There was nothing on board
that would Indicate the owner The boat
is now in charge Of the wreckmaster
whose duty it is 10 hold il Until claimant
appears. The boat is evidently pleasure
yacht but who if any persons were on
board or how it became so badly damaged
is mystery.
LEwEs, Aug. il.-P"ter Il. Burton. a
prominent citizen Of his county residing
at Angola. Indian River hundred. died III
Philadelphia IN Friday evening last, aged
20 years His funeral services We're held
yesterday afternoon AZ Connellnys " ".
Church, Angola, Of which lie was mem
her, and he was Inferred ut Coolspring
Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Burton was
the last of several SONS of the late Myers
Burton, who many years ago did Very
large mercantile business AT MillsborO, this
county, and amassed considerable wealth
Mr.. Burton was quite prominent as a Re
publican in Sussex county politics, beinga
candidate several times for office
Peter Christine, mate of schooner NJ L.
Baird, when off the capes on Saturday
afternoon last, had his leg broken BY en-
tanglement with the spanker sheet. The
schooner was towed 10 the Breakwater
and Christine was landed here and put in
care OF Hospital Surgeon Orr on Sunday
about noon.
A large number of passengers came
down on the late train for Rehoboth on
saturday evening last The hotels there
are now about full. A number Of our
citizens went in carriages to enjoy the Sat.
urday night hop at the llenlopen
The Yacht Atinpryn Euptniu Sfnodp,a,,
from Philadelphia via Norfolk, Va,
arrived at the Breakwater yesterday
morning at o'clock, having on board
the following party Charles Il. Magee
ST., and family, Miss Nellie NJ Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs, John T. Hay Miss Caroline NJ /,
stella, Messrs. r. Herbert Brown John ].
Ward, John and Harry Stella The party
is on fishing aud pleasure excursion.
having touched at Old Point Comfort.
Newport News and Portsmouth, Va. They
will visit the fishing banks, Maurice river
and Pennsgroye. They report delightful
time since they left Philadelphia.
Miss Bashee Of Philadelphia, who is
here visiting Miss Emma lane, brought
with her carrier pigeon On sunday
morning she attached to the pigeon d mis-
sive to special friend in Philadelphia and
at S.l5 o'clock set the bird free. 1t flew to
the NJ. e. church steeplc ncGr BY. where il
remained until ll.45 o'clock, when ii de-
parted for its destination From he record
the bird has previously made it is eSpected
TO make the flight in about two hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

Instead Of building a tower / ,492 feet
high for the Worlds Fair, a Chicago
man suggests that the thing to do is to
dig the deepest hole in the ground on
record, say ten miles deep. Besides the
mineral bonanzas that might be struck,
he urges, great many geological prob
lens would be solved and lot of money
could be made by rigging the shaft with
an elevator and taking passengers to
the bottom. But why not have the
tower too? There is room for both.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13
so,y Furniture Trade Sals
That mill interest Won


SG5'y FAttNlkxre Iraae Sale
that mil interest yo1..
A July dollar is worth.a dol
lar and a-half or two dollars
in Furniture now, and will be
throughout August, but not
afterward.
Every room in your house
can be supplied in this sale.
Extremes touch elbows. Here
are five sorts Of Bedroom
Suits at SIS. Some of them
were $35 and $38 last Satur-
day. You can buy a good
Oak Suit at SIS. Nearby are
some elegant plate glass, gold
and painted Cabinets that
were SIoo and $40, either of
which you can now have for
SIS. The number Of the semi
occasional periodical Summer
Lift al Wanamakey's out yes
tcrday gives details-but not
all. If it doesn't reach your
house ask for it in the Furni-
ture store.
Just SO many cubic feet of
space in this store are given to
Shoes.
That space is now full.
The Autumn Shoes are
tramplng along.
They cry out to the Sum-
mer Shoes TO make place.
And the Summer Shoes
cry, "Where shall we go?"
Here we come and say to
all the Mems Colored Shoes
go to the people for whom
you were made" "You shall
be helped out. Therefore
all the Mems Colored Shoes
that we own with leather soles
save only the colors in Eng
lish patent lcather-go down
to-day that they may be worn
out Of the store. And this is
the way they go:
Mems brown goat laced Shoes, so
pairs, S2.4O; have been So
Mems chocolate colored goat laced
shoes, ZIG pairs, $780, have been
S..
Mems brown Russian calf, foxed,
ooze calf top, laced Shoes, 80
pairs, $4; have been SO.
Mems brown Russian calf, foxed,
ooze calf top, laced Oxford Shoes,
80 pairs, $3.50; have been So.
Mems brown goat laced Oxford
Shoes, 1853 pairs, $2.40; have been
So.
Mems best domestic calf laced OK
ford Shoes, 1856 pairs, So have
been 49,
The six shoes above named have all
sizes and widths.
OF the ten styles reduced last week
from So 10 81, IS to $3.50, $4 to
$275 and So to Sc; we still have
1872 pairs on hand, the sizes are
much broken, but some good ones
yet remain.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

The condition Of George Jones,
editor of the New York Times, who ia
lying i'll at Poland Springs, Me-, was
not 30 comfortable yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

Happy Bee is BY Happy Russell.
She was bred by E. b. Emory of Cen
treyille, Md. who owns her dam, sire
and several near blood relatives.-
L. l..
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

Old Probabilities predict a
sultry August. Just in the nick
of time a few thousand Neg
lige Shirts come to us that
VIC can turn over to you at
revolutionary prices. Another
money losing operation. We
lose on the Washstands. but
the maker stands the loss on
the Shirts. They include
Cheviot, Madras, Flannel and
Silk. Duplicates Of our reg
ular stock, and therefore we
are able to quote the: actual
reduction in retail prices.
1900 Mems Cheyiot Shirts at 62tc.
from 81.
5000 Mems Madras, Flannel and
Cheviot Shirts at g5c. from $3.50.
1900 Mems very fine Madras and
Flannel Shirts al Si.25 from SO.
$50 Mems finest Flannel, Taffeta,
Cloth and Silk, slightly settled, at
Sl.b0 from $3.50 and et.
Several hundred Boys Flannel.
Madras and Cnevlot Shirts at 15c.
frcn Sl35 and Tl.15.
All the above are for sale at
both ends of the store.
The following are for sale
at Market street only:
500 Mems Outing Flannel Shirts at
35c. from 50c.
$50 Boys Cheviot Shirts at $50.
from TIC.
100 Boys Outing Flannel Shirts at
35c from Doc.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

August Book News has a
plate-paper portrait of Jerome
*. Jerome, the bright English
man whose quaint fancy has
made mirth for two continents.
Do you know Book News =?
1t holds the mirror close to all
Of moment that goes on in
the book world. Sixty-eigAt
big pages this month. No
padding, no pet schemes-just
fair, straightforward handling
of the news.
Book News is SC. a number,
SOC. a year.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-13

DOVER, Aug. l0-There has been several
fires in Ile vicinity of FELTON, within few
days. The dwelling of Cornelius Duross.
near Petersburg, was totally destroyed on
Friday The dwelling and household
effects of Peter Scott were consumed BY
the flames Saturday morning. Mr.. Scott
himself narrowly escaped from the burn
ing building. The dwelling of Samuel
Hughes, near Hollandsvlle, was also de-
stroyed by fire last week.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31

There ts t.rrf "a 10y ctnpluyri in a
i.ri-r chop 10 Srwafk. says th- N"s
York san. vhosr claim 10 distiHr,iun
lies In tho f.r' IHsi he ate twenty rrufs.
ais unr day t1 aiH a dollar. The time
limit uas tso luBrz. aud she rrcisris
Wrru Of standard sss- ard we'll ssiirl.
Iio vas ratiura rfr isci whun customer
asked him hos many ku thought Ac
could cat.
"Ai.cu; dvcuIy.- the hoy answered..
Tho rrs;orncr remarked that b" Nould
give him a dollar md pa for the rr"is-
cls " ho ate twenty in ;vn hours. Tho
10y won; ont and soon rciurncd with
twenty-five pr.ifris on o stick. Then
he began his task. and. after eating six.
he took drink oi water. Tho seven.
,rcnih prrirci -,ars.-.s .haitpn ur tho
~ais,bsni Of his trpufrs. aud after that
eating became iabasius On the nine
trputh he consumed Ton minutes. aud
was Inclined to give ur. bat The sight Of
a bright silver dollar spurrcj him on.
and. roiiinE cap q coffee. he soaked
the twentieth in i; aul ate I, triumph
autly.
IIo was uncom :, able fer several
hours af,cruar,i. lil io incurred no bad
effects from The uus Iai meal Now two
Of his friends wait 10 back him In a
prt isol-catinH match With any boy Of
hia arc.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
A WONDERFUL plAnr.
III. s..i ss-.s - ,.. es.- .s

-. ~-----s-.s--. -sss - .. .s- s.s-
rhzny csns-r,aiary, saJs tho Pitts
bar-h Chronicle. No zoe thoN, 90 ~ha;
class IL belongs or aay 'hihE about i'.
H. Ia tho subirrt Of much speculation
among ha;aaista. zai shry anSinasiy
aNAi; III" development pi = bod that Il
forming. Then. they sz7. they rAH rlarn
;hr plans. Tho baiaHls;s hAs" sas.
psrian ,ha; n" riAa; IL a tropical 0a~.
sni sgp@siagrasi-n, iiAmi!spn 10 sHCA;'
ins 4, IN ,kzt saprasli1H.
Thv hi.iSsy ot ihe plan; - fzr a.
Enpnh il uni1ar "gu. nsHius Ga"
summrF ann ai a party Of FuuHoEs
brought lpaH = crane T. uaf i-ragtis
fHi sr-~lni-n zti ils '4Hiirrmlss II ihn
party sri g. sufk "a mount H. Ia tho
birds cs4H uof- fgaEi several srr,is.
wiih a Viru at irarnir- !; tho sc.,i das
killed by ;hn LiUi ealing Il they acre
placed In water. insirp days thr seeds
spruBisI They urre planted In loan
aud Erp' In warm ruaH. isivsrd v.
MrCandlrss took chz-g-u n' H. Tho
plant vas ara Ulsrt IT iuirtvs; g. Nr.
Mryandi.as AMI b. losauisi friends and
iis development v.s ciuzriy watched.
Il Was Transferred 70 u" conservatory,
Tho leaves Aru laaF and bread ani
heavy. nos uuiiEU sfrc!us - palm.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
4 ~~v ,,,pp.- ursr.

An Ingenious inventor has como 60 tho
relief Of fishermen lately. by predicting
a ninaoW trap;ha ia hard t. hat. First
Of all 10 ia wholly composed u trsnspara
cnt. colorlrss glass. and is in shapr much
like big cartridge. with pointed bul.
Let in u. /; is about two and unc-hali
fec; long. and az big around as a mans
leg above she knee. u is hollow. oi
cuursc. and wba; would ba the ia; end
OF the cartridge ia punched in. ike tho
bottom of a glass bottle and there il a
small round hul" in The apex pf the como
thus made. The other and the pointed
end Of the trap il fttc.i with a liitlc
sliding door. This big glass cartridge is
intended TO 10 srt ON iis side in tho bot
tom OF brook whore minnpws abound
The cautious ones soon become accus.
toned 80 II, aud tho reckless fellows
don't srr /; until they bump their noses
against i;. Some nice halt is put inside
tho trap, and the minnoUs soon find
their way into it. through the hole In
the puncbrj.in end. The litilo door al
the other cnd "a shut. Of course.
Tho minnous arr unable 10 End their
way ont. because ;Ecy follow the
sides Of the trap and this leads them
into the cul-dc-sac at the ia; end. all
around tho bottom 0f Tho conc. They
arc easily poured out. however. With the
water in the trap. 10y holding thc thing
up. pointed end down, and opening the
little slide door. Wire Is twisted around
Che outside Of the trap. aud forms a
handle b. which u is conveniently car
rici. and the wire also protects the glass
from injury.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
HIS YOUNG LADY PUPIL.
nss.i. rs.str.a, Ws-. . fiiS Ghi Hs.
t..ei g.. Issra tt.. t......

A Main" hoy. who IA nov a professor
In one Of our SrH EnsiaHd colleges.
usTi 10 teach iSWu schools while tissius
himself Toe hl, university course. says
sho Lewiston jonfnsl. sezgrd opposite
10 him on a railway gFain auhil" ago 10
related 10 ns some Of bic early -strrl'
cucC in teaching ID" ypHihiui idea
ono s;rarpins great Girl. woman
.,.... .....-.-. -...--a--==..ss-.s.s' .-usssss.i
ksr.Hs1 nf her Indifference 10 ia" b-aa'
,i-s ot 81 dlrasiun In general and ''Fus-s'
fry ia particular. for phirh neglect
he caused her 80 pgt In considerable
sinn after school In making up
IL reached the TEACHERS sara on" day
that tLls Hi.iI had declared - an adj
mlFlns group that stn spatia'th have hrs
issspa On glizs afternoon. and that II ihu
srars~r kept hrs after school b" uuali
have gii" privilege Of sisilHs uP 90" night
ui,h hrr AZ any -sir brisfv sh" spalI
ia2t~ ,h~ lesson up Ihla idea caused
u.ach-sri,r a-a, 2auns Ar paPils. uhu
aFu usually ready "a -n!py TEACHER =
ilsopmfitsFw.
Asc1riins 20 tho programme ;hr ypars
i4dy'a lesson ihat afternoon was com
rlriu faiiar,-. AMI slo uss told g. make
!; up after school. when tho s-asiun
ended ;t~ other pupils iIasrF,i abpu'
si,h an air o' expectancy 10 scr the ua''
runu II matters.
Tho teacher politely showed them pui
ot the roum. hpUUvur. and then W-ni in
anI shat the door. Tburu sat tho daHisri
piih hrF arms dclianily folded anI tho
book closed on the drsE before her.
The p~sis=uruD cordially Invited hog -
uprn tho bpok and h-Eia operations,
hgt this bad au effect whatever.
IAN right" said he. taking uui his
watch. "I'u fiVo yos iusi ilir'y mia
uirs ip So; that lesson. AMI II IL is nos
FrsIy ai the cnI Of that lluia III ,Ak-
ypu srruss my kncc ani give ypu ono ni
tho most comprehensive. unabridged
aud atlrstpiic,l spankirr9 that have
oy.r occurred since Julius Caesar vas an
infant
Then h- took a chair wish his back -
,hc enemy. SuFpfisr. modification.
;cars and sol,s rnsucd. bu; al tbu end ot
tho half hour tho lesson had bcoa
nctl--;up lessons. probably.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31

No; long ago an oEtcrprisinr aivor.
,isrr bit upon The itoa of'makinF an
electrical tricycle. carry his rlacafds
through the streets. 4 more realistic
idea Is that rarric,i out ~ a firm Of boil.
makers in Western city. A miniature
set Of chiGcs has bern designed. TO bc
attached 10 an electrical tricycle.. which
will tFaycl srouni the city. In tho
lower part Of ;hc frame on which tho
chimes arc fixed is a keyboard Of b..
tween two and thrcc ociavcs. This is
played in exactly ;hr -amo way as tho
organ or piano kcyboarl, and some very
beautiful combinations are rendered
possible. All the thirty bells forming
,ho set which arc hung on arack arc ruue
electrically. Attached Go each Of them is
an electro magnet. and the keys make
The rircait from a battery in tho base 70
tho electromagnetic at She belle.
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
ELEVATORS IN ENGLAND.
An Ameriean's Exciting Ride Ia One o
the Nnrer ConIIiSanecs.

London may not be provided witt.
elevators on any thing like the scald
that New York is, says u writer in tho
New York Tribune who recently spen,
his vacation abroad. ''but / saw 'lift'
there, tho like OF which do not believe
exists in this country. ! entered an of
fee building in London, which was mob
far from the iiank OF England, to SEQ =
friend. who was on the top floor. In tho
corridor saw a number OF boxes follow
ing one another up one shaft and down
another. They were attached To an end
less chain and were large enough TO hold
several persons.
- looked at tho machine In some
doubt, when suddenly Il man stepped
out OF one of tho boxes or ears which
was coming down Tho car, which was
going at wha, seemed To mo u rather
rapid rate OF speed, did not stop, the
man jumping oil IL while It was in mo-
tlon. Pretty soon saw other men
jumping In and out of ih1 carr -tish
wcrv about as far apart on the endless
chain as the distance from floor to floor.
at first hesiiaioi about risking my
limbs and life on tho contriyancc, but
finally stepped into an ascending ear
Just before Its bottom Was ON a level
with the floor.
mo sooner had done this than be-
gan Ia get afraid that | might be- crushed
To death between tho ear and tho noor
or ceiling when tried To step of. OF a
sudden il struck mo that II did not got
oil at th. top iloor | would be- carried "a
the roof. and then BE- stood on my head
In ia. car a. IL turned over. wa, In =
perfect fever Of anxiety, and could hard
Is screw up my courage 10 the point OF
alishiins, but managed 20 do this
when the top floor was reached. found
that IL was much easier to -, out than
hal supposed, and when finished my
call boldly rolN ioNn an the machine.
~ afIcrWari learned that man yho
did not get out of an ascending car A.
tho top iioor would h. In no danger Of
b-lng turned upside down AZ the top o'
the shaft. because tho car always main.
,ains iis upright position. This II due
10 tho fact ihaibnly the roof Of the ear
IL fastened 10 the cable, - tho ear al
uays remain, bottom downward by lis
own weight, 4 'iitl' liz" this may 10
economical. a. 10 doos away vIih sho
need of mon 10 run IL. bot I mysrlf
much prefer tho safe American ma
chine"
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
.MpoaI CIGARS.
Yixures showing Number of Havana.
Consumed 1h,' Country.

Cons ume0 1his country.
"As near ns wo p get at it," said a
cigar dealer tho hcr day to repre-
sentative OF tho cago Evening Jour
nal, I'VE calculao hat there arc thir-
teen million snI ers In the United
States. We havi been able 10 get IL
down fIne enough b. To estimate how
many of these 4 ko cigars. what pro-
portion the pipe. She number of those
who inhale tho uslye cigarette, but
We can get pretty pso TO the number
who 90 In for lmu erd cigars. And that
number surprised whom | figured It
out. Not one pn in thousand
would be able 10 Fss anywhere near
1t, after knowing y total number of
smokors in tho bniry. Now, out OF
those thirteen llon smokers how
many indulge in rgnas?'
about four "a 'n' replied the re-
porter. r.
That's III. nclest 10 tho number OF
any guess I've hsdkai. hayo u stand.
,rs -s.->f .0< OF -Itc 6cst rcrisgitos
10 the man who guthses within half u
million OF the actual i,urcs, I'm sorry,
but near as you eamc Tou have not won
the box. Nou'ro ou' oi She way, though,
only about four million IN your guess.
Now. then. II you Il tell M whether you
are too high or b. los III give you the
Prrioctos."
TOO low. Of COURSE"
"Exae,ly. That's wha, they al think.
I'm sorry, young man, bvt you don't get
the box. You're jus, s,,2i,0ol smokers
too high in your rstlma.. Hardly be-
llcyo IL, would you? Nobody would,
hat It's 20, and lh.ro's NO getting
around IL, Why. II thcF. sorc i,OOo, 900
c1nsumers OF Havana char, in this
country, how often lo you ,ipp1so each
ono would got Havana TO ,noko? just
aisou, three a month. ThslVs, u all the
cigars imported from Cuba Ia III" Tni-
tcI States were clnaliy diy,loj among
i.111.n01 smokers. each snfg-r would
have Twenty-Five cigars ania piece OF
one. ht the outside. No tax" from Cuba
iio,O0o.@Jo cigar, q year. Ttls il all
the demand call. for Consequently, ~.
smoke In Founi naubcEs 80, col Of Ihcm
every day.
II think il Il ialr "a give I've .ars as
each smokers daily zscFaru, - ~ sSa
by "asy figuring the iust 81 90 IsArsous
arr all ihai arr rlulF~d ia get away
with all the ImpoTird cigar thai tho
tuii.i States eonsl mes annually, As
tpnlshinr, ian'; ~ pni u an army Of
100000 people In this eaua'ry Eha
smoke. nuiy da.npi iniui-- In the luxury
Of imported cigars, hat sha, St,np1 pay
not ivss th.n an ayu' as. Of ono dollar
aplrc- every day for ,ic privilege. hirA
makes ,hr snug Iliilp sgH Of 81, oan.o,o
year uh!rk Focs up in ihr fragrant
sHuk" sf the iisvHaa Ia shss Ervz; aud
rlnrioaa lani
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
u,,,m .ep c,rrbR ron s,LE.

\ fine ranch on Yamra river and a
HHa.| .- -r.H ..'- '"i- ''
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31

Subscribe for TnE HERALD and san
Francisco Weekly Gail. Only S. - for
r1'h rnrars Specimen roi'irs r1n h"
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31

For Chinese SIX haudkerrh.efs
gurrusvarr anil fancy gg Hts. call ur
John Wong. at the iiiuT Zee Laundry
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
T2sg: GREAT DIVIDE
s.l.Lsl wonr. rDiIouD

snrs unury journal, containing cv.Fg month
%
vH ' hut, vi nd , zne iTnrEi wH"t.Jf .1r' a''qls
li
ur al. 'Eu a'us. wi' ''"la i l Oh" uHf i1i. .us things
Different
e sf.r.ig u a .l
The Meeker herald., 1891-01-31
EOg: eat.ts.

A tiue pair Of almost new handmade
ch1Ts VIII bc -n'' saa1p lHHI.u
rt Trr iT-utrr af-r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25
jE1 hie1o de BGy,0ns6ni ,


=. Anoche tuvo efecte en- nuestro coliseo.
como habfamos anunciado, el debut de la com.
pania que tan acertadaments di1ige ol reputable
primer actor D, Leopoldo Bur6n,
No eran exageradas las alabanzqs que de
este excelente artista habiamos leido en- la
prensa VenezOana. @-
Els el Sr. Buron actor de grandes recursos
no comunes aptitudes como 10 demostr0
anoche,, desempenando habilfsimamente el pa
pei de Laurencio.
La Sra. Ricart de Ortega, muy conocida y
aplaudida va por nuestro pdblico en- otras oca-
stones, rayS 4 grande altura en- ell interesante
Papel de Elisa, consiguiendo tanto ella como 81
senior Buron nutridisimas salyas de aplausos
de los espectadOres.
El Sr. Alonso, es un actor discretisimO y.
di6 prdebas inequfvocas de clio, en- la manera
delicada con que interpreted el papel de DR..
PalmeTh
En- la Zarzuela final jSA16n ESl0V0 distin
gui6se netabillsimamente el sr. Roig que tue
aplaudido con gran calor entusiasmo.
Afnal de todos los actos fueron Hamac1os
repetidas veceB & Id eseena, los actores. En
euna una Ysla1a agradabilfsima. "a concu.
rrcneia relatiYallente escasa y Ia Conna1ia
bueHas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-25
Noticias de la lsla

Nos eScriben que result0 muy lucido ell
bale que tuVo lugar en- Rfo-piedras el sabado
pasado. ASistieron a 81 10 mas escogidos dc di-
cho pueblo = muchas seheritas y j0venes de
esta Capital que han venido satisfechisimos de
10 animado que estuvo Ia referila reunion.
En- la noche del % deluue curss, entire s
della miBma SO ha perdido en- Bayamon,
desde la casa donde esta ell Juzgado hasta Ia
cochera de don Alfonso Urraca, una Dulsera de
orc en- fOrma de cadena con esabones como
de un dedo dc ancho. Ser8 gratifcada la per-
soma que Ia presente On la casa del doctor Cal
mary donde la actualidad reside nuestro
amigo don Alfonso de Ojeda.
Nos escriben de Arecibo' cue SO oncuentra
allf nueStro amigo ell professor sr. BallestOrOs Y
Nuf6z. Su Gss5& del H0Oe9sdadO y del Conner
c6GNte ha sido ALI muy bi6n rOcibida por el Co.
mercio, al extreme de no quedar tienda, nj ia
Her, nj fabrica que no haya dado aig1n anun-
clio para el referidO librO. En- Verdad que ha-
cia talta una obra como esta y que todos deben
interesars0 en- sU publication por que adomas
do ensenar, los conooimientoS propios del cam
po y del escritorio, establecs relaciones entire
tOdoS los pueblos de la Isla. ....u" ..s~ e&1
Los Sres. A. Usera = Co. se han .servido
han establecidO una agencia dc cobros en- Ma
yaguez . ~ 81 $3.50 -ss>> ~
AL Sr. don jose Rom0da, de Rfo-piedras,
le han Sustraido dc una GAIA $50 monsda CO.
rriento anoche y on la manana de hoy, OIL CO.
lador de SanturOe don Ramon Perez Arias de-
tuvo Gumersindo Rivera ocupandole $20-75;
don Francisco Fernandez Alfonso, en- Ell mismo
pueblo, le han robado la cantidad de $3.50 en-
bllletes dc Banco. ..t..: .....
Ga.. u....,eoo 9- 49,. ... <4...
So despach6 desde Pence para Halifax la
goleta inglesa Art@, con As bocoyeS y "a ba-
rifles dc azdcar con 27,6S2 kilos - .:r.t t::.
El22 quedaban en- el puerto de Ponce los
siguientea buqu0s: Do traVesa: "Prudente"
y "Nuevo Cop6rnico," descsrgando. "Gua-
yaquil y "Nuevitas," pendiSntes dc doscarga
De cabotaje: "Clementina de Canaras," pen
dlente. "Juanita y "Josehna," pendiente.
Cureula el rumor de que se ha fugado pa
ra Ha1ty don Julian Barreda Administrator de
Comunicaciones de Yauco. Dicen que ha de-
saparecidO la suma. de $500 pico de pesos
que fuerOn enViadoS en- I'm certifcado alue.
LA administration. -.4<~ >I%s i h *~><
Nosotros tambi6n perdemos un pico con
la tuga del Sr. Barreda 81 resulta exacta Ia no.
ticia. ' -~