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denied any knowledge of the box or
its contents Finally he said they had been sent
by some one known by him. Tim Burns was
then arrested. and in his room were found an
other grip filed with stamps and box of coins
He also denied knowing anything about the
articles, but was confronted by Mrs. Cusick,
who insisted in his presence that the articles
belonged 70 him and not her husband, aud he
had taken them away from the house. He then
admitted that they had been sent him, but did
not know who sent them
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CLEVELAND RACES.
Hamlin's Trotters Driven Three Abres
to Wagon in ala.

Hamlin's Trotters Driven Three Abreast
to Wagon in ala.
CLEVELAND, o., July Sc. J. Hamlin's
lorses, Justina Belle Hamlin and Globe. were
driven mile, three abreast, to wagon, for rec
ord, making a mile without a skip in 2:14.
Summary:
2:zs trot, 1900 purse unfinished yesterday
little Albert won, Nettie King second. Lawton
Boy third, Dandy fourth. Best time, 2:l9l<J .
us trot, 5000 e-Ryland +. won, Frank
]. second, Buglerasn third, Diego fourth. Best
time, 2i7s<.
2:24 pace, 81 800 purse-Direct won, Mascot Sec
cnd, Frank Dorchester third. Mary Cantilever
fourth. Best time, ais.
Free-for-all trot-Alvin won, Rosalind Wilkes
second, Honestake third. Best time, 2:la
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Fileusburg News,

EILKSRBuRa. July Si--ispeciALl-A siwAsh
named Indian John, well known hers and in
Gle Elum for years, was run over by the west
bound passenger at Esston last night He and
another siwssh attempted to jump their horses
over the track in front of the engine. John was
caught and bis arm and leg cut OF He viii
die
w r. Ramsey, formerly Of Latch, Itaio. ar
rived today 90 supeFintend the firebvick and
sewer pipe making of the Eglensburg Improve
nent Company iron and other manufacturing
industries
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he prIncip pal ports OF export were /:
Passenger List.

DUNCAN, Mont, July 3L-Passed here today
on No. 5 Northern Pacific train, westbound
J. c. Eseman, A. IL. Harris and wife, r. r.
schulker, Esther sutton, Elliott Anthony, r I.
West, A Metealte, J. Wentworth and ffty-iour
second -class passengeEs.
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prcAp,rfrr.rros
Total

The nominal rates for lumber charters are
quoted as follows: From Burrard inlet or Puget
sound to sydney, sos; Melbourne, Adelaide or
Pors Prize, COS to 62s Cd; Shanghai, 62s Cd; West
coast of South America, Sos to SIS. For coal
freikhts the present quotations are: Nanaimo
or departure bay to San Francisco, $3.50; 10 San
Diego and San Pedro, $3.50 to s2.75. Grain
freights are quoted from Puget sound TO United
Kingdom, AS cd to ASS; from Portland, SOS. and
from San Francisco, 40s to 42s Cd
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,ertland Refuse. to- Release parrah.

PORTLAND, July 31.-[special. l-Portland's
shorsstop, Darrah, has not been released, as was
Nported yesterday, and consequently he cannot
tgn with Tacoma President Hudson, of the
Portland club, refuses to release Darrah because
he has no one in view 10 replace him. 1t is
elaimsd that Tacoma was to give $500 for OAR
nh but this is hardly probable, for President
Hudson says he does not propose TO bring men
cut here from the East and then give them away
for nothing
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INSULT TO JOHN L.
4 Chinese Pugilist Talks of
Challenging the Champion.
TACOMA CAN'T GET oARRAH.
- rrfpIe Team Trots q Mile in 2:I4-
other Events on the East
tern Turf.

RarrrxoRE, July 3I-Iee Sin Nam, a noted
rnsnese pugilis;. reached town tonight on bis
~ey 10 New York. Lee Is stopping with Yong
ucsr. boss Chinese mason of Baltimore, aud
/. being shown the town by Wong Chin Foo, the
xsw York newspaper man. who is visiting
ing Yong Moar The Herald IN an interview
vftl Lee SIN Nam says the pugilistic Celestial
iii likely challenge John l. Sullivan TO fight.
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serriss and CRANES. in round numher.

Or. ~ G. Blsock has the largest number of
prune, pear and peach trees, Is 90, 1000 and 500
respectively; William weloh the largest mum Der
OF plum trees 1850; W. 5. Gillian the largest
number OF Cherry trees, 400. J. R. Clancy the
largest number OF apple trees, i00oo, and J. ",
Foster has the largest number of apricot trees,
100, and the greatest acreage in grapes and
strawberries, 10 and Il acres respectively. The
largest fruit farm in walla Walla county. DIR. "
6 Btai0ck's, contains 100 acres. The postofiee
address OF thirty seven Of the forty-two fruit,
growers taken into consideration in this report
IA Nsiia Walla
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Eastern Weather.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-The minimum and maxi
mum temperature today in various cities was as
follows: Chicago, IS and 7S; Cincinnati, IS;
New Orleans, Sc and 81; New York, IS and rs;
ST. Louis, s4 and IS degrees.
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p. Hanara HIS IlInstrious Name.

IavHEscE, Mass, July 3l.-Heavyweight
1ohu Sullivan, OF California, today in prize
art Just over the New Hampshire line, in eight
rourds knocked out Frank Gallagher, Of this
aa.ce with four-ounce gloves.
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EnKlish Races.

LONDON, July sl-This Was the lssi day Of the
eoodwood meeting. The event of the day WAS
me race for the Chesterfield cup for two-year-
oids and upward, mile and quarter. II wa
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Western Aasociation.

Western Association.
DILUTE, July 3l.-Duluth Q, Kansas City Q
SIOUX CITY. July Sloane postponed; rain.
MINsEAPoLIs, July 3i.--Minneapolis 9, Lin
con /
Following is the standing of the clubs up to
dais, including yesterdays games:
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shipping Intelligence.

sAS Francisco, July Si.-Arriyed-str walla
walIA, from Victoria: str Emily, from Coos
Bsy. Cleared-Str Willamette Valley, for va
Raw
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California League.

Es Francisco, July sl.--san Francisco 2
oscFsmento B.
eAs JOSE, July s1.--oAkland 10, San Jose S
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Today's weather.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3l.-Forecast till p m.
Saturday for Washington: Fair weather and
slightly warmer
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won by Henry Miners filly ohrine; Lord Brad
lords cuttlestons second. and g. A. yaiIs
klopement third
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Hauthorne Park Race..

CHICAGO, July 31.-Folowing were the events
summarized at Hawthorne park today:
Nile and seventy yards-Mirabeau won. Wood
craft second, Protection third Time I:4oi<
six iurlongs-Little Billy won, Julia May sec
oud, Prince Henry third. Time I:I6.
:, Mlie-Atticus won, Patrick second, Ivanhoe
third. Time, I:43
seven furiongs-Iowa won, Bob Mccarty sec
ond, Red Leo third. Time, ISL
Nile and one-eighth-St Adams won, Carl
second, Laura Doxey third Time, 1:5s.
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wAILA wAlIA ADDITION,
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ws,la wslIa rrui. Interests.

wALLA WALLA, July 3L-tspecial l-walla
walla couuty's forty-two leading fruit growers
cultivate I,l0l acres of land for fruit growing
purposes the total number OF trees in the forty
two orchard, being IL. 9SS divided a. follows.
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Union Ice Company. Telephone l5a.
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Tacoma sportsmen Preparing to Hunt.
TACOMA, July 3l.-lspccial 1-Local sportsmen
viii celebrate the opening of the season author
lied by the game laws permitting the shooting
OF grouse, ETC., by going into the country about
feim and Rainier, prepared for a big haul of
game. The party includes Mayor Handle, Al
Eoerly, y. A. Bingham, W. A. Berry and Others
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tenor dc esta Cathedral, figuraban en- ella pro-
fesores tan buenos como los seTlores Facho,
Andino, Duchesne y otros bien 1eputados en-
las funciCnes de Iglesia. El panegirico hecho
por 81 Pbro Garcia, Capelan del Hospital, du-
70 cuarenra y siete minusos, y fu6 muy elo.
cuente.
En- ei dia de hoy, seguu habiamos anun-
ciado, SO han celehrado los ejercicios de opOsi-
clones para la provision de una plaza de Es-
cribiente on la Diputaci0n Provincial. Forma-
ron el Tribunal de examenes los senores Ferrer,
Power y Benet, siendo el primero Presidente
On su caiidad de Diputado provincial
Sc presentaron los ejercicios como aspi-
rantes, D. joaquin Pujals, don Gregorio Adams,
don Eduardo Andino, don Manuel Mauleon,
don Celso Rivera, don Rafael Andino y don
Isidoro Uriarte.
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Cuellos punos, anchos estrechos, do
bles y sencilos, franceses y americanos, para
todos los guStOs, So encuentran en la EIeQGFcEG
CNb09p0, Fortaleza mum, 40.
Gedeon esta en- mangas de camisa sentado
on una butaca. --
Sc oye Ia campaniIla del tel6fono, POGO
despu6s su digna colsorte viene anunciarle
que telefonean del gobierno civil.
Il FL gobernador !-exclama GedeOn le-
vantandose.-Dle su excOlencia que espere
un momento. FL tempo indispensable para
pOnerme una levta,
Cafe molidol Cafe molido Cafe molido,
purOy sin maculas. En- la Tienda Honda San
jose ~. No cOmpro uSted Otro para su uSo.
ITiene usted un banquete en- su casa :
Armas Jimenez venden cubiertos de tOdas
Clases, g6neros condolences Y ademAS il.
mas, limatOnes, cOlleras para caballOs, lOza,
perfumeria, clavazones de hierrO, cobre J me-
tai. Y Otra por2i6n de cosias, muy buenaS,
muy bonitas muy baratas.
Gclatima de Yons.-Esta gelatina SO confec-
siona de Varias maneras. La siguiente es quizaS
la mejor = mas agradable al gusto. Sc hace con
zumO de naTanja, sin mezcla de aqua, azucaran-
dola mucho, porque despn6s 81 hielo hace bajar
bastante la fuerza del dulce.
Sc anade una tercera parte de rom y otra
de cola de pescado disuelta On la cantidad
precisa de aqua, despu6s SO traslada 81 H.
qnido al molde, y este SO pone dentro de nieve
herm6ticamente cerrado
Tambien puede hacerse en- diverSOs mol
des de caprichosas formas
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT SO mantiene
perminenta en- todo china, es mas agradable
que las demas preparedness de Aceite de higa.
do de BacaaO.
NesV York. setiembre 4, 1879.
Muy Sres mfos: He recetado la E''sUIsi6n
de Scott de aceite de bigado de bacalao con
hipofosfito tanto en- mi clionteala particular
como eH 81 hospital, Y la considerO cOmo pre-.
paraci6n de mucho merito. Sc mantiene en
estado dc Emulsion, aun On tempo muy calo-
roso, es mas agradable al paladar que las
demas preparedness de aceite que he usadO.
S. S. S.-R0bcrt Watts, M. D
Prosidente dc la Facultad de Medicine dol
Hospital de Carload de NueVa York, EE. UU.
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FALLO INTERESAN rE.

En- Czestochona, distrito de Petrokon, rei.
nado de Polonia, Russia Europea, ante IN tribu-
nal cOmpetente, reprssentado por jueces impair
ciales, ACADIA de fallarse por unanimidad, quo
no hay NADIA tan sabrOsO como el fumar dc los
excelentes cigarrillos do la Habana Las Pal
meras de la acreditada fabrica de r Coll Y Co.
vero, Yerfsimo, San Justo 81.
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VARIED DAOES

Las personas que sufran de los dientes,
los preservaran DEL carries, usando los polvos
Dentales del Doctor Salicrup.
1ATENCI0N AQUf !!-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimientoa semblanzaS que SO
nos nvfen por Ell turnO que les CGyG correspondent
do. Pero no podemos satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren yer embellishments pu
blcaas nj contestar por falta material de TEMPO,
{ la costoso numerosa correspondence que con
ese motive Sc nos dirije.
los que no qaieran esperor t1rno, 50 les pu-
blicaran embellishments los entretonimentos que
envfen, 81 remesan:
Por una semblanza, $1.-Por una charada de
a d versos, so cts.--Un logogrifo, so cts-Ana-
gramas criptografias, enigmas, etc., 25 cts.-Los
demae entretenimientos, 81 son cortos, pagaran
II cts: 81 largos, so at ST. segdn dimensiones
ri valor debe acompanarse en- sellos de corr6o.
Cubiertos de plata alemana y Cristof, Gu
ehillos y tenedores mango huesoy acero para
mesa cnchillos e.marineroa Ujerae dnas 3
ordinarias en- ell almacen de los senores M Ros
man ! CO., Cruz y so. Puerto-RicO.
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Una de Las causas por las cuales nadie
contrae matrimonio en- el actual HeOMe1stO his
t6ricO, es la causa aimenticia. Pero este Sc
remedia yendose todo el mundo paSar la
luna de miel en- la expl6ndida fonda La Cats.
lana,
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ALMANAQUE.-Martes %, Santa Agripi-
na.-Vlgilia.- .-Iluminacidn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES possession de
del obispado D. Fray Benito de Rivas
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Mira, Juan lleva en- seguida esta carta
la Carrera de San Jer0nimo.
El criad0 que es nuevo On Madrid duda.
II No sabes d6nde estaH 70 te 10 expli-
care: sigue derecho y to encontraras con cuatro
Gales por donde estas horas habra muchas
mOdist; 81 tomas la pTimera...
ii Senoritu t..
II Vamos, hombre, escape!
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Soluciones.-Del anagrama Maria Cau-
dio.-Del logogrifo: Salamina. DE la fuga An
da v6 die tn madre-Si me desprecia poP
pobre-que tOdO el mundo SO acaba-y aver
SO cay0 una torTe.-Del geroglitico A casar.
SO SOlteros. no telnais tanto, que una vara en-
La plaza cuesta dos cuartOs
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Baquero Candara

ofrecen recibido por vapor ReinG Maria
CriStinG.
ocajas de 5ol2 latas pimientos $1-75
docena.
Is idem 1904 idem idem 81 reales ids
50 idem de 5OL2 idem pasta tomato 81 so
docena.
10 idem de 1904 idem idem idem 81 rea-
les docena.
Recibido por vapor Miguel II Piei11os ::
60 cajas de ] 90. bacalao Escocia $11 90
80 idem de "a idem idem $l1 qq.
26 cajas queso isleno superiores $50 qq
H7No hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DY que el del FRAILE CARAT.
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Los yinos franceses que Sc venden pre-
clos exhorbitantes, no son meiores, nj tan bue-
nos como 81 vino Riojano que Yende don Fran
cisco Font.
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.L.aa ha1, anvfa1l1

Las han envladO.-Del anagrama: Dolores
= Jose Maria, Ailudbo 7 Sarerrac, Margarita de
los prados, b. desgraciado. logogrifo, Do
loreS y jose Maria, Aiudbo Sarsrrac, Marga.
rita de los prados, 81 desgraciadc.- la fuga:
Margarita de los prados, 81 desgraciado, jose
J. Colon Hernandez Srta Juana MirabaI, El
Patas, Toledo, El Banco, Un gallego.
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ENTRADAS

De Barcelona escala, vapor espafol Vera
cruz de 1922 tOneladas, captain CardOna, q S. dc
EzQuiaga, II fds vino, Rubert hermaRos, 60I4
24O bls vino. Armas Y Jim6nez, 2 cjs perfume
rias. Vicente y CO., cj qaincalla, 5 planchas CO.
bre. Chavas ri : Co., cj espeios s fds cj tell
dos bls aceitunas. A. Mayul co., 2 cis perfu-
merias. j. NJ. IzquerdO co., 300 cjs aceitunas.
P. NOEL y CO., 81 cOrbAtas. Piza hermanos, 20
cjA vino Is id aguardiente. Sierra CO., 200 sacOs
harina trige, so cjs aceitunas j. OchOa = hernia
nOS rs cjS aceite. PaaciOH Y co., 80 els aguar-
diente, 10 i'd vino. Francisco Delgado, l ci tell
dos A la 0rden: NJ P, cjs calzadO. P. c.,
baul 1Op0.
DE st Thomas escala, vaD aeman e Rhe-
nanis" de 1859 tOneladas, captain SchrOtter, &
Mulienhoff KOrbert. Gonzales Y Alfonso, Is els
cerveza so atds quesOs. Font y Vidal 2 cjs
brerOs, 4 id hilO. Manuel Vicente, els muebles
1 teiidO. j. Ochoa hermanOs, / q sombreres III
pacas tabacO Len in CO., els perfumerias.
CerecedO hermanoa CO., els agnardiente. vi
jande CO., 40 cjs quesos. A. Rauschemplat, 100
cjs auesoS 46O sacOs arrOz 40 bis ceD'ento. Armas
y Jimenez, cjs quincaIla. s. de Luna co., 10
cjA queSOs Vicente co 25 els quesOs, barrll
pintura. Sores. de j. Hernaz co., 2 els efectos
pianos. Barcel6 Pe-ujO, so els bacalae fardos
hOja de sem, NJ Roman co., els quincalla.
A. Jauregui, cis varos. Cabanas, bulto vurios.
Ia 6rden: NJ c., 10 cjs muObles. E., SO i'd GER !.
veEa. V. G., 20 aids Quet Os j. j., 500 81 arroz.
NJ. ", cjs ferreterias Otr0s. Il. F., cj fdo
sOmbrerOs OtrOs. p p, 90 els quesos. A. s.,
CTS sombreIOs G. o., l 81 conservas. s. p,
q bOmhas. L, T., 81 tubOs, s. @. E., cj ropa.
&. f. E., 100 sacos arroz, B. c., 81 quincalla
i'd. cerveZa'
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COS a s

No s6 como hay mujeres que teriendO
Del corazen las tibras siempre heladas,
Con un friO en- ell pecho tan horrendo
No SO halIan dc continue constipadas.
J. NGrdO.
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sRCCIoN DE ANUNCIos
AZHNCZlN

Sc vende la pulperia situada en- la calle
del Sol nnmero 1877.
Informaran en- la misma
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UNA MUJER,

De la luna clara y bella
Hay en- tus ojos ref1ejos,
Hay luz que una luz destella
Como el rayO de una estrella.
Que vlene desde muy lejos.
Els tn v0z acento grave
De un coraz0n que esta On calma,
0 mdsica tan suave,
Que parece que hay un ave
Que esta cantandO on tn alma.
Y asl Objeto de mi anhelo,
Me das al hablar, cOnsuelo,
7 al mirar, placer profundo,
Que tu voz no es de este mundO
Y tn mirada ca del cielo.
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ANAGRAMA
sENoRA TRGIGAMR QUINA
PREGUNTA

ICual es 81 inSecto que mas SO aborrece
al que SO le puede considerar mas feiz entire
los seres animados9
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ciudad para 50 entrega al juzgado que entiende
en- el asunto."
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Lease IL NOmE.

Idem de idem. Sustituyendo los puntOs grue
SOS por letras, lease vertical 3 hOriz0nta talmente
otro nomhre propiO do muier
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

AxtcGr--El sAbadO Ultima bora Sc ven
dieron 100 sacOS centrifugal % SGn Pedro d
So 81, hoy 155 idem Laura 4 So go 17S id.
go tambi6n Laura So 81.
Los demas frutos en- igual situaei6n dc la
Semana pasada = los cambiOs sin VaTiacion.
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FUGA DE voCALEs

FUGA DE voCALEs
Dsdicado 81 Baron del MuyO.
BEN d. Mr.. }. 81
] a.. 1 gr.n R.st. ting
n d.d.c.rt. st. fg.
pr. t.n,rt. c.nt.nt
~ cavro de congreJos
ANAGRAMA
sENoRA TRLIGAME oUINA
Con eStas letras formar 81 nombre ape.
lido de una comadre mia
Pepe.
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ENTRETENlMlENToS.
ARPA ACR0sTICA

DtdicGdo 4 Ia diStisgstidG se55OYitG
Rafael0 MGryero q GOssGIes de Name
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que p0r este Goberno General haya sido mega
da dona Emilia A. de Clausells ell permiso
para establecer I'm arriete hidraulico on ell rio
Canas. Por 81 contrario, nos dicen que el re-
feridO permiso le ha Sido cOncedido, seg1n CO.
municacion reoibda en- aquella alcaldfa = trans
mitida la interesada.
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Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir el pri-
mer ndmero de El Eco, colega que ha venido a
sustituir ell DiorjO dc MGy0glies. Lo dirije su
propietario d. jose Mas Perez 10 redacta
D. Tomas Z. Bernardini
La senorita Paoli ha solicitado Ell teatro
de Mayagiiez para los dias 27 y % del presen-
te mes
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Cafe molido! Cafe molido Cafe molido,
puroy sin maculas. En- la Tienda Honda San
Jose Fl. No compre usted Otro para su uso.
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Vamos, hombre, a escape!
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Cuellos y puros, anchos y estrechos, do
bles y sencilIos, franceses y americanos, para
todos los gustos, So encuentran en- la ElegG'ciO
CNb0seG, Fortaleza nim, 40. "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-23

De La Ra@6m de Mayaguez:
Un accidente desgraciado tuvo efecto ei
jueves las dos de su tarde.
Un jOrnalero que SO ocupaba en- el muelle
de empujar una caldera con una inmensa viga,
le cay0 esta sobre las piernas, con tan mala
suerte que tuvo que ser conducido Immediate
mente al hospital de San Antonio.
Deploramos el suceso.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-19
CONDENSED DIsPATCAEs.

The Victorian parliament has passed bill
providing for loan OF LOCO, which sum
will be devoted 10 the construction OF produc-
tive works.
Two express trains on the Philadelphia q
Erie road coilided at Hersey Shore, Pa, Wednes-
day afternoon, and Lum Ray and Harry Bard
were instantly killed. Engineer Williams had
both legs broken and cannot recover. Twelve
passengers were also injured.
Chief Justice Way, of south Australia, Is In
Victoria on vacation trip. He leaves Tor
Japan Thursday by the Empress OF Japan.
train struck wagon at q crossing near
Greensburg, Pa, Wednesday, instantly killing
William Calvin, James WEIGH and John Nc
Cain, and fatally iGiuring Willie Mccain
The great crop of Florida oranges has begun
to flow into New York. The last steamer
brought 1900 boxes, and Wednesday the price
touched $l.lo box in the wholesale market
Strictly frst-class fruit is higher.
Messrs Stoll, Robinson & straus, assignees of
the Kentucky Association, the oldest racing or
ganizatiou in the country, have decided TO sell
the entire property TO the highest bidder on De-
eember D. Probably private company will
purchase the property, which is at Lexington.
James Ellis and wife, aged couple of Troy,
o., were found dead in their home today from
inhaling natural gas. Their three children
were unconscious, but may live. fire was
left burning in the cook stove, but from an ir-
regular pressure it went out. The valves being
open, gas soon filled the house.