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New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Collision on THE ERIE.

Susquchanna, Penn, Feb. I4.-ln the Eric var!
ot Wet su>quchauua. at O'Clock TIN, evening.
s,ytrhng cn4inc. loaded with men, and "A Cab0o,c filed
with a freight train and pushed by AN cn-in:
ucr. in collision Ten men were injured. Conductor
Carleg aud brakeman Martin Griffin, OF Port JcrNi>
49,, dangerously injured. There several n;rrUw
1tr,uc, from death. The accident was caused By the
rec gcncc OF hagmau.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Gc!p iDdnte)

w OMEN'S WORK. wish To engage ladies To open
w letters also assist n quiet and
able wav among friends aud acquainances All part of
loss than ~ than so week,
according t0 Or3y. ability and 1pdlty Best people Of
.. As reference. Address, with stamp, Mrs. MARION
WALKER. LOIENil'. kl.
w ANrEDAg,nts 70 lo'ate in the most important ctes
w he states. sell the MOgul
Dlauch springs tn extraordinary merit Of which
,cdod by them. over million
NO Innluelable tp-timOrialS. Liberal commis> ion
Statesmen OF experience ability VIII lind this splendid
opuortunity. Address TRACE SPRING. Tribune Ohice
ncn ~ To 500 90 PER MONTH paid To ladies' ana
rOO wv gentlemen O procure members f0r our Library
lly our pan cXp,rl solicitors can m1k. from
81 900 600 pei Give nNrerienre and rcfor.
enccs. National Library Association, lob State.sh
CHICAGO. H.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
THREW NITRIC ACID IN HIS WIPES FACH'

THREW NIIHC AUID NV IIfD VT .
Chicago Feb I4.-As Mrs. Louis Baron opeheu %iv r,
door tonight to admit her husband she receVeu ,'
in the face from his hands quantity oi hor.o ~
The woman was shockingly burned and will be uis
Gcured for life Her frantic screams led to barou
nro,,n arrcst He had only to-day been released rom
The Ii0use OF Correction, where he had been put %
beating his wife. The acd-thr0wlnS WIS 'iis 'S'oo
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
rttr SrGlR TPTST INVESTIGATION.

The Committee on Laws of the state senate, which
will investigate The affairs of the sugar Trust, met ut
,ho Hotel Mcropolc yesterday morning. After a
hort discussion upon the scope Of the investigation,
the meeting was adjourned uutl tomorrow morning at
,n ,.,,l,ck L. : llarri, and Perry B. Coke, of this
Nv were appointed counsel for the committee.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
for Sale.

A SlLNiRTONED. uieke mounted cabinet uprrhs
"A pinmolte. fl iron plate. the, chcld haeniu,e..
t,re dad perfect order. t>ed private nmlly only hte
mCuths Will tnr slS5. tuculmg S,a'i stool Music
cabinet can Monday private residence ol west 22dst'
near dth-aNo.
I AkGE and general assortment Of rrstclass paricr.
IL dining, library fuinitrrci carpets rugs. told.
beds curtains Iorficrcs, cuil'd hair Mattresses
pier mrror mantle cabinets. lounges, couchcs: mantle
bookcl,e, viii be sold Tuesday Fer
H. at 10 80 O'Clock a, Si6 Broadway. sale posit;'.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
BIG ELECTRIC COMPANIES TO COMBINE.
THE THOMSON HOUSTON AND WESTINGHOUSE, 1T
Is SAID, ARE TO BE RUN UNDER THE
EDISON MANAGEMENT.

Is SAID, ARE TO BE RUN UNDER THE
EDISON MANAGEMENT.
.'ittsburg Feb 14-Onc Of the most prominent
brokers here j. authority for the statement that the
Thomson Houston a4d Westinghouse Electric companies
have combined and will hereafter be run under the
Edison management. Ever since the Westinghouse
Electric broke below 90. and went TO about g. enormous
purchases Of the common stock have been made for
Boston and New York people, In the Thomson-iouston
interests, and the broker above mentioned has been
one of the heaviest buyers.
The official announcement of the change In manage
ment WILL il is ,ad. be made next Monday. Mr.
Westinghouse Is now I'm the East, but will return here
early next week. The purchase Of a majority Of the
Eo,;on and Ncw-lOrk men, In the Thomson Houston
party and will doubt serve To withdraw the nu-
merOus suits throughout the country alleged in
truCcmcuts.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

bordst.. carly this morning, injured five wor1mcn.
,, Dauoe ~ No oO6 south Geenest., was the most
so.ons,v Injured. 1t is not thought that any Of the
workmen wounded Will die.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Ceeal Notifies

IN PURSUANCE l. of an order of the Supreme
4 Court of the state Of NeW.YOrk entered in the matter
At thr upcation OF Trustees American Paper Bottle
Company or voluntary dissolution; on the oh day y
T. lrunr. 1891 othcc the Clerk u the city ana
COUNTY OF Now.Yorl shall sell public auction at Nos.
oi1 and 2l3 East 3jd-,t, In one City OF New-York, On
ard Y Ilarrc Co.. anctoocer, thc machinery for ,hs
p,rn, ~ the United stats No, So2 33i Sf2 33l..
i3 33I ST 9jl 3jo952 3"S2f5 and i03 100; Office
tiNtir and stock OF unu1nufactrr'd and manu-
fsc,ur,i goods heinz the property 4 said company used In
It's business. Gl-oN,E Il. KOBEkISoN' receiver
Dat.d Ncw.Y1rk Erh. o. ISL.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
TME nINlNE SARAH
WRITES A LETTER.

Eaves Roxbury, Mass; the Non-Par'an Ma,on@ ;a,.r
" & T. T. deleaate Mrs J. Ellen Foster. the woman ,
Foreign Missionary Union OF Friends, Lucy B' Ian.
stroth Philadelphia; Women in the MCdlCaI '2licT9
o. Johns Hopkins University, Miss ELzaDe'l l. hi"o'
baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

Mrs. W1ysLow's SOOTHING SYRyP, ,oys
Has been Used for over FIFTY YEARS 6y MlLkEE92IMS TE2M
Of MOTHERS ior their CHILDREN WILT WH1ndrHES the
child. soFTENs the GUNS ALLhds hass samedy aar for
DI ARRHOEA. Sold BY Drugg SITS in every part o. 'no
world. Twenty-Five cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED

Arkansas CITY. Kan, Feb. 1.-THE poetclce clerk
- OGDEN Utah. who recently acknowledged the crime
- having robbed the postoce there Of $4,000. stated
f., his confession that he has sent the money By ex
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
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New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT

Is not mere uigatye, 1t +, 1ltcathe and con.
stitutional remedy. There nothing just good when
YOU can obtain the genuine imported article Do not
be imposed upon by unscruI rlous dealers. The genuine
must have signature Of Eisner Mend9son Co., sole
Agents. New.YoFk. every bottle.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
FEES AND SALARIES IN INDIANA.

indianapolis. Feb. l4-Thc only important ou'hivSs
Of the Legislature yesterday the declaration oy 'o
House bv vote of 56 40. that the Fee ana SAM
BILL now under discussion shall not apply TO any oin'''
already elected.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
cHrLD KILLED BY QrrNIYE PILLS.

Amsterdam. y. y, Feb. 1i.-Thc three year-old son
% yr. william Farley died ti, afternoon within twenty
minnie, after swallowing . amber of quinne pill,
which he took from a nantcI.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

press to Arkansas City, addressed TO r. Poornau. .a
nostoce inspector arrived here to-day and secuea oe
money from the express company No such nun 90
Poornan lives here.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Announcements.

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.:
90 WEST s9TH.S ST. ,,,.. o,roc.
Diseases Of the Nervous Sy TEN CENT "is
Impotence aud Steruity Hours W l. :"
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
"NAUyOO." f. & w. "NAUVoo.
high back, fold collar.

The Leader is the best water Biscuit IN dne Ine
body and brain perfect ty Boxes -oc'
Health Food Co., 6l Fifth Avenue and all grocers'
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

to give it classification other than to state that it is
a species Of tuberculosis
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
EYpINSION or GIS IN TTEVEI

Baltimore, Feb. 4.-An explosion OF gas in the De
Line tunnel. under the bed Of Howard ST.. Lom
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
STEAMER
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY
Vessel
JSSsSL Line For Malls close sails.
Russia, Hamp Amer. Hamburg ........... am
TUESDAY. FEB. Il.
Oranjo Nassau. Royal Dutch Hayti. &c..ll am pm
WEDNESDAY. FEB Is.
Celtic. White star. Liverpool. pm
Iiavc. NG Lloyd, Bremen ................- pm
Allsa. Atlas Port au Prince. Csc.........u I'm pm
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
Caurine Ara0emlcs


4 LEAANDER MtCGREGOR'S
"A CLASSES ~ DANCING
MEND|.SSOHN ROOMS. los WEST 55TIfST
PriNa'r ssoa, any tine by appointment
T. LhNANDO's ACADEMY. l62 East 55h.ss-A school
Tor dancing, lor;n nc and castha n.cs; .Aercses;
all the new and fashionable dances for circular.
- FORGE w. WALL ACES Glasses % West 59th-,t and
" Harlem - West loGth-st. See circular.
"a CuOoL FOR DANCING-WALTZ taught rapidly;
= lrN1tc aud class lessons circulars Chas. @ DornG
and thafl = G rlpr. Instructors. KNi(kERBOCKER
CONSERVATORY. - West llthst.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

TIE EooK, OF opE%.NR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
Illustrated The standard authority American OMEN.
r anusemEts Rules for sailing. swimming ball play.
ng, shooting, horseback ding. Sc &C.. In full 81 nsp
opy. Published by The Tribune. New.York Ensertain
ng and universally complimentcd b the press.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY
Sun rises so Sets 55 Moon sets 0:22 m Moons age
HIGH WAFER
AM-sandy Hook OaO Gov. Island 90 He'll Gate 2:o3
M-Sandy HOOK ll4 Gov. Island l,30 Hell Gate $50
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
uusicol Instruction for both Sexes.

n, YORK CONSERVATORY, East lith-ss
" The OLD and FAMOUS - --
VOC Al SCHOOL,. llANO sCuOOL<
6AX SGH00L ol al RRAYHEy Of MIGG1c MGs1c hioeaoh.
Forci p a%iYg End and Paintng az Ms THE
For 20 Years Located at -
EAST 14THST oNLYs Sd Door East isS q 'rH'AVE.
The FIRST OiGANIZED and best APPOINTED music
scnSo 20 n RPN NCH"FNTIRETY Separate and Distinct from
all 1ootbaTs which initiate its name and methods. .
OPEN DAY and EVENING for the Reception OF Pupils
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
( earbcrs.

A MEXICAN AND roREIG& TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies oie-sors Teachers, Tutors GoveTnesses'
&C., 10 S6il res. sch O> and tanllte Apply "
Mrs v. j. YOU NGFULlON. % Union sduare
A BEST TEACHERS. American ant FOREIGN. supplied;
n. all branches. any ocly no charge. achrr. watd:
10 IcgstiatiOa Zee form for stamp. l.. '. HUlS>OON
flatr x. = Avery. Amorican School Bureau w lith.sL
4 TUTORS Professors. Teachers Govsrnesses OF al!
y, hrancl.s >lnr'. % universities col rs SCHOOLS ait
1Jl~ % parnnt- NOtorn languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYRiERE Room II $50 5th.aFe
AZ ENGLISH ARMY OFFICER retiredl. AGED -,
"A unmarried. dr.irous ~ obtaining in or near New
York The AMI tuition u two young gcnue'n'
would travel with delicate youth II desired hr,t-rla.s
English and American references. Address CAPTAIN,
Tribune Once.
CONrETENT NORTH GERMAN LADY TESCHEG
= desires engagement; German. French English, Latin,
must. rit, ref Ndfrr'- IL. y io6 Nest 42d.st
~ E>SE'S TEACHERS AGENCY. IL East l7thst. sup.
musicians,
a.'i~,> 70. resident ami Ni-itac all branches English.
q. rnan. french. spanish ,icken
ITALIAN LANGUAGE.
l Tlo'..sor -. \. DALI'MI
t:S MADISON -ANE.
ID RIVNrE TrToR.-CoIlccc and law school graduate;
tocGer .r.n'utly quaiined." A. EVERETT STONE.
JrNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies officers
u with teach p t.arhor- with positions.
IL. NJ. HARRINGTON, Prop. 81 Lafayette Pl.. n. Y.
lANNTTp.- Nu>cal uplni II. speaking g rman Goyer.
w u's>, German. French pan"; S''"'a Erencs COVER
contnito; ors7ui.t ''optlpUan-ruor. college
p-adua'o. Miss DONONAN'S Teachers Bureau. 30 East
lith-st
w ANTED.-Gcran rovrncss or hish eluca,ion speak.
srpcryi.e practice. MIRIAM CCYHERE. Room ~,
J. i4'fl-aNf. cor. 1Nfi st
, 1891-06-16

Gods blessing to mankind, say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-06-16
MANSLAUGHTER
Verdict Found by the Jury in the
Parkison Case.
1t Appears That All But One Be.
lieYed Him Guilty
The Baird Ross Election Contest
Will Come Up Today.

The Parkison murder trial came to an
end yesterday morning, when the jury
brought in a verdict that the accused man
was guilty OF manslauRhter. The jury was
out nearly forty hours before they could
agree, going out Saturday evening and
bringing in their verdict Monday morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
1t Is now given out semi officially that
the jury all along had a different i'm
preston of the guilt of Parkison las
shown by the evidenced than the general
public had. 1t is said hat Immediately
on going out a ballot was taken on the
general question of the guilt or innocence
of the prisoner. There we're eleven votes
for guilty and one not guilty. After
supper Saturday night a vote was taken
on the degree of guilt. 1t stood seven
for murder IN the first degree, three for
second degree and two for m~anslaughter.
To the latter view of the case the major
Ity were brought around after a great
struggle. and intimations hat the jury
would otherwise come into court with a
disagreement.
When the verdict was read Parkison
was somewhat astonIshed. but beyond a
slight contraction of the lips, he tailed TO
give any sign as to how it affected him.
The verdict was rather a surprise to those
who have attended the trial and listened
to the evidence, as the evidence for the
nrnaaanfuan puaa a. 1rn nnfr8s ,,,tr,l,,-
tory, and the opinion was freely expressed
before the verdict that Parkinson would be
acquitted.
Parkison himself was much astonished,
as he had expected to be acquitted aud
expressed himself as not seeing how the
Jury could have brought in such a verdict
on the evidence. He thought it pretty
tough and declared his innocence, stating
hat he thought the man Thornburgb,
who had testified So strongly as to meeting
the accused near the fair grounds, knew
more about the affair than had yet been
brought out.
judge Davidson obtained just the yer.
dict he expected IRON the evidence. The
evidence IN the case showed that there
had been a struggle between the two men.
The railroad track was bloody and showed
that the fight bad commenced there,
while the unnatural position Of the body
showed that Baker had not died where he
fell The blows on the head OF the muir
dered man were made with a blunt instru-
ment, probably a stone, and were possibly
made during the fight, and the shot from
the revolver was probably given in heat
of passion to finish the wounded man.
Manslaughter is punishable at the dis
erection of the court by from one to twenty
years Imprisonment.
The rest OF the day was spent IN hear
ing argument and motions.
Mrs. Jennie E Bristol was granted a
divorce from Albert w. Bristol. Mrs.
Bristol is to have the custody of their
children.
The Baird Ross election contest will be
heard today.
, 1891-06-16
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked u
Throughout the CITY.

f. j. Stanton has been recommissioned
a notary public.
The state usreme court meets today at
the capitol building.
The assessment roll for the county taxes
Is IN. The totals have not yet been footed
up.
Mrs. Ada Blackburn was married to
Chas. E. Dorsey by Rev. DR.. Rafter yes,
terday.
jersey Fowler and W. A. Towslee went
to Dale creek Sunday and brought back
sixtY-fve fine trout.
The date of opening the bids for
the new Turnvereiu hall has been post
poned until Thursday.
A telegram from DR.. Spencer an.
nouncc that he will not be able to fill his
engagement at the NJ. E. church tonight.
The limited express was two hours late
yesterday. Fire from the engine got into
the ashbox west of Green River and
caused a great deal OF trouble before 9
start could be made.
M;.s Ann. Mo,lev and NIiss Carr;s In.
or.bam oF Cho,onne Miss sab lane.
ofcor;na Nj md N;.s Flor Ulork q
nv. ranob vos,ord.v ;o;red Tho cl,.s y.
a. h,a,noss oon,no
mn
%" sn la:
1'ooA, anu 'Ho o "a' oA'e M =
'Ne Ou'H "'"e O"'"e - ION"
, 1891-06-16

Thos. B. Hall, father OF ]. W. Hall of
the Pacific Express office, died yesterday
of Bright's disease. He was 81 years of
age and has lived in Wyoming nine years,
having lately been engaged in stock rails.
ing at Granite Canyon. The funeral will
take place from the Methodist church at
. o'clock this afternoon, under the auspices
of the masonic lodges of the city.
Lloyd G. Morton died at 5:45 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the residence of his
parents on East Fifteenth street. He was
eight years old. The cause of his death
was spinal meningitis s~uperinduced. it Is
believed by overstudy. The funeral will
take place at 10 o'clock this morning.
, 1891-06-16
Fine China.

we haze just imported
direct sac elegant China
dinner sets, of 1O2 pieces
each, sCOrth S35, sohfch zoe
UiN offer at the IOtC price
of $3.50. CAL and see
them, they are beauties.
CIary = Kelley,
The Fair.
, 1891-06-16
Jack Frost -four is the best.


Annual meeting of the National
Educational Association at Toronto.
Tickets will be sold via Burlington Route
at one fare, plus 81 association member.
ship, for the round trip from Colorado,
Wyoming and South Dakota, July 7 to
II. The Burlington has been selected as
the official route.
For particulars apply to agent. or to
b j. FRANCIS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Omaha, Neb.
, 1891-06-16

We are agents for Grey
Bros. celebrated shoes and
carry a fNH assortment of
ladies', misses and chill
rens'. They az G the best tH
the market and not high
priced.
Cfary ~ Kelley,
The Fair.
, 1891-06-16

Lots of nelC carpets, ell
eganE patterns, neIU de-
StgnS; q fiIH line of rags,
all sizes; lace curtains and
heavy drGperies, aUindOlU
shades and curtain poles.
The Fair.
, 1891-06-16

DON'T bay your carpets,
rugs, HnOteuIas, OiIctOth,
Chinese mating. sUiHdOU
shades, ETC, until yOH hare
seen OHF. hmm ense stock.
CIary y Kelley,
The Far.
, 1891-06-16
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for tn
production of everything that will con
duce to the material welfare and confer.
of mankind are almost unlimited aud
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
the world was enriched with the o ,iy
perfect laxative known, as it is the only,
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
effectua1 to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and the better it is known the more pop
ular IL becomes.
, 1891-06-16

We give you all fair warning
That the 18th OF June
We gypsy girls are coming
With our banjos all in tune,
And at Keefe's hall Wen greet you,
There to listen while we play.
Though all unseen the skies are blue
When clouds are in the way.
, 1891-06-16

Picnic Next Sunday.
The Svenska club will give a picnic at
KIngman's grove next Sunday. Every
body invited.
, 1891-06-16

storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1891-06-16

Soda water at David's drug store.
, 1891-06-16

Mr.. Leonard Deitrick, one of the young
men Just graduated from the high schools,
has gone west in the interest of THE
LEADER. Len" is a good solicitor and
collector and seems to take to the business
as naturally as a duck does to water. This
is certainly fortunate for Mr.. .Deitrick
for very Jew succeed in canvassing and
one who does succeed, and is square and
honest, can always command a good
salary. Mr.. Geo. Cole also goes as far a.
Laramie, where he will put in a few days
soliciting.
, 1891-06-16

ARNICATED EUREKA CREAM
is the finest and most effectual lotion for
chapped hands. rough and sore skin, es-
p%ecially prepared for this climate and
pleascs everybody. Try it. Twenty five
cent bottles. Druggists.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-12
La Palma

A consecuencia de los anuncios que veneu
publicandose tan rmbombantes" por cierto
hes los art}cnns confacc;nnas DO m ao estaba9
mento de esta Capital como aquellos Sc des-
cubre no sana inteDci6n para ell nuestro nos per-
mtimOs lamar la atencion hacemos constar an.
de la Isla, que 80 La Palma " NADIA tiene que envi-
diar ninolln establecimiento de su fndole tocan-
to la bondad de los artfcuos que importa con-
feclona, como tampoco respecto actvidad y linn
pieza en- ell serviciO La cada vez mayor afluen-
cia de parroquianos prueba irrefutabe de clio.
Que conste que "todo, todo" 10 que vende-
mos es tan buen0 por 10 menos "como 10 mejorn
OJia1s n On
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-12

sus tramites esperanlos para el escritor pros
critic I'm desellace satstaetorio.
Enyiamosle, pOr su excarceaci6n, nues
tTus sincerOs paraOienes"
Leemos en- La Opinion, de San German:
"Segun creemOs, la mayura dc los veci-
nos de esta Cludad y con mayor mOtiVO el Co
merciO, eevara una razOnada EXPOSITION al
Gobernador General solicitando Sc instale la
estacon del ferrocarril en- los terrenos de la
succession de don Caixto Rivera, por ser 81 u-
gar mas c6ntrico, por 10 tanto mas ventajoso
para ell serviciO de los intereses generates de
esta localidad.
La indicada estacj6n situada en- los terre-
nos del Sr. Alvarez, seghn SO ha prOyectadO,
quedarfa lnuy retirada tie la pobaci0n no
brindara ningun beneficio al Comercio que es
quien mas interesa Ia prOximdad de tai pa
lada.
No dudamos que ell Gobierno en- vista de
las razones que aslsten estos vecinOs a. SUI.
plicar tai con "esi6n, accedera gustoso, pc
ticion tan justa." ....... ...4
Sc ausenta para la Peninsula e Teniente
jefe de Inca de Juana Diaz, don Ramon Fer
nandez Fernandez en- compafia de su sonora
>esposa, quien Sc despide afectuOsamente de
sus amigos dc aquel pueblo.
N TOmamOs de EI Impnyc10t de Maya uez:
La question pan SO va hacienda cada dia
mas insostenibIe. Este indispensable artfculo
Sc vende caro-, mao Incomplete, 10 que re-
dunda, como es natural, on perjuicio de los ir:
feliceS cOnsumidOres.
Son tantas las quejas que nos llegan con
este mot vo, que en- uno de nuestros pr0xmOs
,.umeros hemos dc concedere preferente aten-
ci0n
Necesarlo es va que Sc reprima este abuse. ;"
%
Ell dia del actual E Ra fallecido envenena-
da en- 81 barrio de Jobos, Jurisdiction de Isabe-
Ia, la veclna Isdra Cortes, Sc dice que debido
unos amOres contrariadOs.
Ell dia Ia de este mes tendra ugar en- Ma
yagiez un concerto a beneicio del distingui-
,io violinista don Felipe Ramirez y Ortega Di-
cho concerto dicen que sera muy importante
y que tomacan parte en- 81 todos los profeso-
res de aquella ciudad y la reputadas .orquesta
y banda que dlrigen respectivamente don Gar
los CASANOVA ion Ricardo Mesorana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-12
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Nadie la vende mds barata que ARMAS
JIMENEZ, que Gcaban de reci5irta p0Y
UGpor Valesi0"
PERFECTO EMPAQUE SUPERIOR CALIDAD
GuacaI de 80 docenas platos hondos 10
dOcenas llanOs Osa.---.-..S S25 upo
GuocaI del mismo surti9o que ell anterior,
en- colores surtidos, muy bonitos $27 uno.
GuacGl de docenas de bacinilas de CO.
lor, grandes tamanos, de 10 do
cenas Escudillas 8 tamanos a.. 1872 uno.
Gaacat del mismo surtido caItidad, en-
blanco sOlamente a-----.--$ $50 uno.
Gaacat de 25 docenas de tazas platillos,
bonita lorna buen tamailo &. = .$2I uno.
Gaacat de 18 docenas Escudillas grandes
NUNS. !, 2, 8, 4, 5 y 6, colores
uuos d. -S4S unOs
GuGcal de 40 dOcenas Escudillos, bonita
fOrma, colores inos, nlims. 10, IL
I2.-13 lib dOcena cada uno g.. .$35 uno.
GuacGI de so docenas idem idem colores
surtldos g.. 1876. SO cta
BarrsI con 10 docenas de tazas platilIos
bonita forma buen tamano a.. $3.50 cts
Estos precios son AL CONTADO, este es en-
tregando el dnero al momento de recibir sl artf-
Gallo,
No olviGarse que pOr cada DOS PESOS, se
regala una acci6n del Bilete de Madrid que los
Sres Armas Jim6nez juegan entire sus parro-
quianos.
Aprovechar la OCCASION, pues estos precios 40
10 pueden vender.
Nbre, 80. ARMAS & JIMENEZ.