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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20
SHN FRNNCTSCU, CHI.
.oUiSvuie Nv NEW YORK. N. u

in 1922. entered Rensselaer, Polytechnic Instt-
civil engineering. He did tho grading and
masonry and tho track laying on the New
road. Boston and Albany. Harlem. and
other roads. He lived for several
years In Springfield. He went to Rutland In
1860. and for twenty two years was engaged
in the car-wheel and general foundry business
under the name of Rutland Foundry Company.
In 1882 the business was reOrganiZed as the
Harris Manufacturing Company. and has since
been conducted with Mr.. Harris as President:
He was also President Of the Springfield
children.
Mrs. Henry Frohman. mother of Daniel. Gus
ayers. died at her home in West Seventy-ninth
street last evening.
Judge Higginbotham of Frankfort. Ind, was
found dead in bed at Painfleld. Ind. yesterday.
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Odds and Ends of Sports.

Mike Muroy and Jerry Barnett have been matched
Club room on Nov. y.
81 q ns en-
Club which resulted in victory for the Lorlllards BY
The lacrosse game between the classes of % and as
Of ss & Of M at
1S Fas az d T thu bss E4yn' Gil
s% TO SsE sR the 1sSy sasss
%'%Ss 20 ss% s.ss1 E" ky Sa' 1S' 'i
and 4
George Wright called at The srs office yesterday and
said that u tho Gibbonses were anxious 20 make a
hin and viii light n tour weeks tims they win oasr
or lose.
Hattie Leslie the champion female boxer called ..
ngh. any isop61na man in AmsI,sn or my female
Mss Leslie s.ys .sas this s her rss pei
": /. "a i. sfs s s: %
srS5s si TO to be- hs s
aS
max. sse: ana Win sssf am to
s sSHs ~ S!%
ss ssa Is ~
Sasn @ %Sp' ds@Io Rroosa
claims to be middleweght, hut will weigh about f62
pounds tonight, Jack Quinn and Frank White will
second Dunn.
The third annual amateur colored boxing CHAMPION:
brooklyn will be held about Dec. o. William II. Robert
been appointed committee Of one to carry
The Brooklyn Academy q Music for the great event In
will be selected Tho weights will be los pounds. ll5
pounds. 135 pounds and 15S pounds. Entries will
close Dec with william H. Robertson. 3O4 Broadway.
N Y. 4. A, U. rules will govern the competitions
Alta mass meeting held yesterday at the Twenty.
third street branch OF the Young Mems Christian Assoc
estlon from the boys departments q
Harlem branches and from the Orange Y NJ c. A. de-
cided association for the promotion OF Ath.
etics sports the boy Chrstiaa to be called
ne Boys bspsrtmsPt Athletic League Of New York
Twenty.third street boys department presided Tho
committees appointed by the Chairman will present
ing.
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CALLED BACK TO ENGLAND.
He Favored an Independent Society of {
John the Evangelist In America.

HO Favored an independent society Oh ST
John the Evangelist In America.
BOSTON, Oct. 19.-The Rev. Father A. c. A.
Hall of the Mission Church Of ST. John the
Evangelist is going back to Europe in re-
Spouse to request from the Superior Of the
Society Of st. John the Evangelist at Oxford.
England.
He is recalled because he favored an alto
gether independent society in America, and
because he signed the testimonial from the
Diocesan Convention OF Massachusetts in
favor Of Or. Phillips Brooks, the Bishop.elect
OF that diocese. and supported the conflrma-
ton Of his election. although he had voted
against him at the election.
The Rev, Mr.. Hall. In addressing the congre-
Much as. an many grounds. / deplore the
decision, there is but ono course for me to fol-
low. have. whether wisely or unwisely. taken
q life vow Of obedience. which Is bindne
law, economical al al, obligations being expressly
practically given to the American church
country. AID after being allowed to
become q ,naturaized citizen Of the United
States. Otherwise should not have con-
sdered that I had the right, to, undertake
various responsibilities But the society
loan. I shall return to Gowley. where
/ shall have abundant opportunity for study
and devotion, with such external ministry as
may be assigned me-being transferred. .of
course. to the diocese Of Oxford in which was
originally ordained"
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH.

Tho dead body Of an unknown man was found in
front Hotel Cleveland Crescent Beach, Mass yeser
day morning A cash found on the left side Of his
head and bullet hole in the right II Is thought that
ho murdered.
At referees sale yesterday morning the Mount Nc
Gregor Railroad and property Including the Hotel Bal
W. j. Arkel for $2S,6OO subject TO mortgages aygre
eating over $4,000.
late President OF the Adams Express Company has
left Bridgeport He seen by All Associated Press
reporter afternoon but said he had
ment to make at present
Mr.. and Mrs william Huyer. while crossing tho West
shore track in q wagon Bergen Fields, were struck
by train and both were instantly killed The remains
taken NJ charge by Coroner J. NJ. Hill of HAcken
sack Mr. Huyiers age was 65 years
Samuel Leech. q bachelor aged SO years. was found
dead in his bed al his home near Orange Lake sun
day. In his yalise were found securities amounting to
Gl6OOO or $4,000 which he had acquired by hard
work, Death WAS caused by paralysis OF the heart
A. 8. Cleghorn. Collector-Generai OF the Hawaiian
Islands and father OF Princess kaulAn heir apparent
OF Hawaii was yesterday to the President by
Acting Secretary Wharton of the State Department.
Mr. Cegborn IL on his return TO Hawaii His daughter,
Princess KAiuAni. u . nieos OF tho present Queen
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The President at the Opera.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19.-President Harrison
and a large number OF administration officials
took a night of and attended the first per-
Torrance Of Captain Therese the opera in
which Agnes Huntington is the star. and
which was seen In Washington for the first
time tonight Albaughs Opera House was
crowded.
In the Presidents box were Mrs Harrison.
In an adjoining box we're the British Minister.
Sir Julian Pauncefote. and Acting Secretary Of
State Wharton and wife, Opposite these dis
tinguished spectators was Secretary Fos-
ter, with party OF officials Of
the Treasury. and prominent official ami
Social leaders were scattered about in tho
largo throng.
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Individual Taste Recognized in This Sea-
sons Wall and Window Draperies.

At Baumann's well.known furniture house In 1<th st.
with its high grade Of furniture sold at lov figures
strictly cash basis portion OF the premises calling for
special comment Just 10 that given over to upho
serng goods for the diversity OF stock altogether
but the opportunities given customers OF ordering
the finest draperes from selected designs After pro-
curing the household furniture ono can step into the
department In question and select hangngs of har
monous and suitable which will be adjusted
walls windows. do0rways according to the express
son of the purchaser who can BIO guided and assisted
by the Aforesaid special designs drawn only FOR this
firm Theatres club houses. private dwellings all
catered to. and II desired, by entirely exclusive
models.
It was learned yesterday that Lampas satin royal
and Roman dainask. for portieres and window hang
ings are among the hest selling just now the Titan
velour, which represents lower figures, meeting with
the same old In made up goods large line
OF lutte velour poreres In all the new tones OF color
and at low prices represent popular selling com.
modify at this season. specially exclusive with this
house Is fine assortment Of Phrysian lace curtains.
the pure white OF the and embroidery broken with
faint OF color. Pale blue. green in variety OF
shades red yellow are all represented
Beautifully hne many of them are quite putting IN the
Ackground the heavier iaces so commonly used. In
Irish point curtains for ordinary great demand
this seasons patterns show many designs and tho
assortment At this house Is unusually comprehensive
Ado.
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Tho Explosion on Board tho Atlanta.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 19-Capt Phillip OF the
Atlanta. In his report to the Navy Department
oh the explosion Of gas that caused the acci-
dent In the Atlanta, says:
II desire to call the attention Of the depart
ment to tho acts Of the executive officer. Lieut.
T. NJ. B. Mason. and the carpenter. T. W. Craig.
who fearlessly rushed into the smoking COM
partment, followed closely by Cornelius Moran.
and Charles Gross, eunnsr's mate. who, by
their cool judgment and decided action with
the appliances of the ship. located the trouble
others who were ut. their stations. for an
emergency. Lieut.; Mason reports that En-;
coolness rendered Invaluable assistance. In
conclusion desire to state that consider the
Atlanta. rs a ship the best sea boat have ever
been on board OF"
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Counsel to Get SeS . Day.

The Hudson county Board of Freeholders
last evening appointed ex-JudGe Garretson
William D. Edwards. the Corporation Counsel
OF Jersey City. and Leon Albeit, Jr.. as coun-
sci to the Commissioners Of tho now county
road.
The counsel are to receive $25 day each
when actually engaged on the business of the
Board. Joseph K. Knapp. a son Of Justice
Knapp Of the Supreme Court, was appointed
assistant counsel at $40 per day when
actually engaged on business Of the Board
Norman L. Rowe was appointed assistant
counsel to the Board of Freeholdors at sal
airy Of ST 300 per annum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20
Wheeling Gossip.

The South Brooklyn Whcelmen held club run To
Passaic Falls on Sunday.
Chief Consul Bull of the New York State division Of
the l.. A. ". is IN town.
The annual election OF officers of the Hartford Wheel
Club Will be held ON Nov. 10,
There will be number of attempts inads to lower
bicycle records at Hampton Park Springfield this week
by some OF The crack riders
The bicycle OF the Manhattan Athletic Climb are
suffering severe loss and great through
the operations of bicycle thieves.
There isa possibility that the great Peoria bicycle
tournament, which las been an annual feature for q
number Of years Will not be- held next season.
The bicycle club. in this vicinity VIII be- very active
election lay Road races wlli br held the Engle.
wood and WestieId courses and also on the Tarrytown
road,
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EUGENE CARTER, 1.-THE BLLzzARD.,.
Notable Improvement in the yVesterner's
Billiard Play.

Eugene Carter has got a nickname now that prom
Uses to stick for good. 1t the big stride Of
improvement in his play that is exciting admring
comment from billiard lovers in the West lie 10 now
called The Blizzard Of Billiards" Champion Schaerer
christened him. schaefer says that there has been
surprising betterment of Carriers methods recently,
and that he plays masses and spreads well and has
control OF the nurse that will astonsh New Workers
when they it, Carter is matched to play Ives in MIL
waukee on tho 3lst inst. IN recent practice game
there he rolled 24O at bakine billiards. This 10 10
points more than schaeter made in his match with
Slosson but Schaefer still holds the record Carters
WAS made in practice. and consequently does not
count In the records.
-. think Carter will surely beat Ives" said Schaefor
yesterday HE will prove himself blizzard. sup
pose the list Is now complete. We have The Student
In Sosson. the Comanche in Sexton. the Young Ma
poeon' in Ives. the Blizzard in Carter. and my
gether in a tournament. The fur ought to fly"
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Constant Galot, who shot himself through the head
the Oriental Hotel Thursday while on spree, died
In Bellevue Hospital yesterday
Daniel IgOe OF b28 Tenth avenue was stabbed four
times In the abdomen in quarrel with William II. May
and Mrs May at 45l West Thrty.nnh street on Sunday
night, He IN In the Roosevelt Hospital The Mays
remanded yesterday at Jefferson Market.
The New York Church of Christ scientist) has filed
articles OF Incorporation. The managers DR. James
" Gano, Elizabeth skinner, Florence Benedict, v D.
VI. Frame. Agnes f. Rolln. and Dean J. Osgood.
Judge Truax has granted absolute divorce to Min.
ME A Lehman from Moses Leohhah ERa ,imi,ea al
nulled the marriage OF Rafaela Meilo and giuseppe
Melo Judge Bischon granted an absolute divorce to
Samuel Silver from Lilly A. Silver.
Judge Benedict of tho United states Circuit Court
opened court yesterday morning had the roll OF petit
and grand Jurors called and then adjourned everything
until to-day. The atmosphere OF the court roOn
he onplained chilly Down stairs In the cell
lar forty men werO hard trying put the he
ing apparatus into working order.
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STABBED IN THE NECK.
A Brooklyn Man Dangerously Cut In Utica
by q Jealous Husband.

UTICA. Oct. 19.-Clarence Ballon. formerly Of
this city. but now ef Brooklyn. came here on q
visit day or two ago. At about 8 o'clock
tonight he met two ladies. one of whom
was Mrs. Samuel Newell. He spoke to them
and walked down the street with them. As
they crossed from tho st. James Hotel to the
old Dudley House Mr.. Newell CHANGED to come
along. He had knife in his hand. idly
hitting a stick.
Looking up no saw his wife talking to BAL
lon. and In fit of jealousy he rushed up to
them and stabbed Ballon in the neck. cutting
a cash two or three inches long and severing
the artery.
The victim ran into the St James Hotel and
fell on the stone floor bleeding .profusely.
Physicians were quickly in attendance. and
did what they could: The patient lost a great
amount Of blood and is said to have but one
chance in a hundred Of recovery.
Newell was arrested and taken to the station
house. He says he was insanely jealous and
did not intend to hurt the man seriously.
Newell is painter by trade and quite popular
as a musician He was a musician in the
army and has always been Il peacable and
industrious man.
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A Reception on Board tn. st. Mary's.

Tho schoolship st. Mary's anchored in the
East River on Sunday after long cruise
abroad. and yesterday afternoon there was a
reception on board. Tho friends and relatives
Of the boy crew were there in great numbers.
Every one carried away some gift or memento
Of the cruise brought back by the young tars.
Canes. wicker baskets. mother-of-pearl orna-
ments. and bird cages seemed to he most nop-
ular gifts. All tho cages were empty. Tho
last port touched at was Madeira and there.
parrots being, plentiful and cheap. the boys
bought q number to bring home. The voyage.
however. did not agree with the BIRDS and the
last ono died on Sunday morning.
The annual examinations will take place on
Wedneslay.
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A Rule that Work. Both Ways.

There are now about 600 cigarmakers on
strike In this city, all in establishments whore
the finer brands Of cigars are made for an in
crease OF 81 per thousand in wages. At pres
ent they are paid $24 per thousand. and they
ers have struck are those Of L. Cordez. Broth
ers Co.. pa Pearl street: Lozana Pendez
Co. ArGuelles. Lopez Arguellas. and A. Diaz
4 Co.
The employers are prepared to fight, and
claim that tho strike is periodical, occurring
every year when work Is brisk. The men adj
are owing to periodical reductions OF wages.
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A Voter Who Has Passed the Century
Mark,

SARATOGA. Oct 1a.-David j. Williams. 102
years old. personally appeared before tho
Registry Board Of his district last Saturday
to see that his name was properly placed upon
the registry. Mr.. Williams still walks the
streets daily. with no other aid than that OF a
cane. and he does not even lean on that for
support His physical vgor and all his tacul-
ties are wonderfully well preserved.
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Where Yesterdays Fire. Were.

N-i.to 10 North William street. II. A Rost's
"'s once damage So; co. 8Is west Il8th stress
Nns'Et damage slight; co. 2Il Fifth street, Mar
iun, u KRsbridse near issh street New YorI In
Raphari damage 81 $50, 80 Attorney street
ags x5S street silberbest Gross furriers dam
lam.s, ~. ~ Hancock place David II. Dayid's
80 1890, Cornelius McManagal's stable 3l
-'ehue' ono horse burned. dam age $500
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when Baby was sick. We gave her castoriA
when she was q Child. she cried for castoriA
When she became Miss she chung to castortA
When she had Chilarsn. she gave them CastsTtA
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clans oe.t Thing for nursing mothers" Is what physi-
and o, hichos0ns Liquid Bread. II strengthens
aos Of to mothers system, and increases the
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Don't lot that cough continue. Stop at once with
druggists-Ady.
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lagd oFabrCia s PiIeFtpsRlCo.
Psseys Rico. 20 ds 5slEs0 des1g01.
PregInlendose contra q nal tempo.

Segdn nuestras noticias, hoy trataron de
reunirse se reunierol algunos Senores Co-
merciantes de esta plaza con 81 objeto de
presentarse en- snplica nuestro respectable
amigo 81 Sr. Intendente de Hacienda.
Parece, segdn hemos dido decir, que s. p.
Ell Sr. Intendente, animado del mejor deseO en-
favor de este Concrete y de Ia faclidad de Ia
descarga de los vapOTes que visiban este puer-
to, ha permitido on varias ocasiOnes, cuando
los tinglados dc la Marina estan lenos lie mer-
cancias. que SO descargnen y mantengan On
lanchas las que faltan pOr desca gar, de nodo
que no sutran dilaci6n los vapores on las horas
de salida marcadaa por suS Itineraries,
Pero es 81 case que en- los resentes meses
llamados del Cordonazo, en- que IN NAL item
po puede surgir de un momento 4 otro, corre-
1ian gran riesgo las mercancias ,lepositadas
en- los dichos lanchoaes donde quizas no esta-
ran protegidos Dor las polizas de seguros, 10
cual podria producer un confictO en- case de
cualquier siniestrO.
No sabemos 81 Ia sdplica referente q que 4
las dichas mercancfas Sc permita scan descar-
gadas por aho, en- los lanchones, ha sido he
cha va al Sr, Martin Lunas, pero 81 asi fuere,
no dJldamos sera atendida por parecernos de
justicia. s.tssat q fsf<S
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VARIEDADES
PARA EsTos TrEMPos DE 1IuYIAso

"coNsEJo PARA EsTos TrEMPos DE 11uYIAs"
Desde la esquina de la Gallo de San Fran
cisco, hasta 81 cafe eLa Mallorquina 2 pasando
por la acera, no neeesitaI usBedes usar para
guas. Ademas tienen ustedes la Yentaja de
poder descansar un ratio On sAmbos Mundos,
San Justo 81, fumarse unos cuantos 2cigarrillOs
de Ia Habana Las Palmeras, y comprar ab Eisist-
tstns cuantos juguetes automaticos ideseen,
pues los hay desde q icinco centaEos pieza
hasta donde ustedes 10 quieran pagan.
Isl Homero viviera hoy, 81 aquel g6niO in.
mortal fuera nuestro contempo porapeo.. Que
hubiera hecho? -Pues un poena superior
Ia Iliada, cantando las excelencias de La C0tG-
lana, fonda piramidal. 1sHAa
En- un ferrocarriI.
Ad6ndeY usted Ese coche no es 81
suyo4 - y ft ! - AA As54
Me parece que he pagado mi billete.
Isl; mas es de tercera.
ii este que 6s
-PrimeFa ae
-Pero todavfa hay classes { f...-s os9e
Calderos surtidos, molinos para cafe, quail
drapas fnas yentretinas, timbres el6ctric0s,
eintas abrochadoras, reloies de pared, espejos,
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fu6 coiidncido triunfalmente dhsde ell palaeio
al Buckingham hasta Ia Casa COnsistoEiai, On
d0nde fecibio una manifestation del Munieipio
de Londres En- 81 discurso de contestacion,
Sc expres6 de nuevo en- favor de Ia paz d.
Europa, y anadi6 que espera geandes resulta-
dos de su vista 4 Inglaterra.
Caracas, ide:n.-Se ha tornado I'm nuevo
Gabinete con los selOres ssaurrO, Exterior
sCasanas, interior. Coronado, HaCienda.-Sa.
rSio, Guerra Marina Blanco, instruction
blica.-Amengual, Fomento.
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Noticias de Ia IsIa
De- El Ialppatctql lle MaYagdez

De EE Insp0fcto1 de Mayagiez:
Los Sres. Scot5 y Bovine, farmac6Hticos de
NueYa- Z FORK, envian aqui uT gran nimero de
abanicOs para que sean repartidoS gratis, Y
anoche Sc estaban vendiendo on el teatro esos
mismoa abauicos, q cinco centavos cada uno.
Qui6n sera 81 especulador intelligence
EL FeYy0.CagYiE de Mayagiez, ha lefdO lO
niglientO en- 81 DtGriO de barcelona.
Anocl1e celebraron los diputadOS por
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Noticias de la Capital

Il
Ha comenzado q. ejercer de nuevo su pro-.
fesi6n q muy active 8 inteligente Procurador
de Ia sExcma. Audiencia y sJuzgados de la
Capital, nu9stro estimado amigo don Segundo
Setty, despu6s de haber llenado los requisites
legales ,preYenidos en- providencia de IA sala
Esta madrugada han contraido matrimo-
MO el apreciable joven don Celso Ramirez in
telgente tip6grato de esta imprenta, y la vlr-
tuOsa senOrita dOna LeOnor Rodriguez.
Deseamosles una larga no interrumpida
luna de miel. IS
CerVeza Noruega CHRIsTI ia MA legitima,
en cajas de 48 botellas y 70 rnedias Botellas, y
Jamones GaIlegos
supeliores a % pesos quin6al Sc Yenden en- ell.
allnaeeu, dc TRIGo CIVIDANEs y Ca, Tetuan
ndnero 38. 1lss3s 1s 9<f 55l9 IL igg i
AAHace tres dlaS que apenaS CeSa- de Hover
en-. esta Capital y, seg1n nuestras noticias, el
temporal de aqua que aqui SO ha dejadO SEN.
tir es general en- toia la isla. De Santo Do
mingO tam bi6ng escriben que despu6s de la
pertinaz sequfa que ALI han sufrido, la lloYido
muchfsino 81 los lltimos dias ). ..a.,l
Hemos tenido 81 gusto de recibir un nd
nero extra aordinario de la ReOistG de AgrtcwE-
tara I1ad4sty6N y Concrete, en- el cual Sc pu.
biiea "a memoria relatlya al cuarto concurso
agrlcoa celebradO en- esta Capital en- los dias
"a y % de Junio pr0ximo paSado.
VolYeremos ocuparnos de este intere-
sante documento ..
90
81 quiere usted paladear jamOnes asturia.
nos muy buenOs, comprelos en- casa de los Sres.
Sobrinos de Luina y Cs .ss 6-5
Hemos sido atentamente inyitados para
IN bale dc masearas que tendra lugar en- la
noche del primero de Agosto proximo en- el
locas que oportunamente Sc designara. La es-
quela de inVitacion que agradecerlos. Ia sus-
criben los senores don Tomas Muriel, don. CT
riaco Ardin, don Balbino Garcia, don Gabriel
Beltran, don Luis Quiara, dou Damian Coma
lez, don Jose g. Landor y don Domingo Ro-
driguez.
90
Han falecido en- ei pueblo de- San Sebas-
tian los apreciables senOres don Ramon Maria
Rio don Juan Angulo Meendez, perscnas ge-
neralmente estimadaa On aquella localidad.
Acompanamos q los deudos de ambos en-
sualegftima pena. 4He4sH alsa5s4 IN. ss.
- En- las oficinas de La CoRREsPoNDEN.
lCLA Sc Venden peri6dcos Viejos raz6n de 4
pesos el qUintal. Sale mucho mas barato que
81 papel de extraza. SO
Aver tarde un dependents de don Mipuel
Torres, llamado don Enrique Hernandez, SO
hiri6 en una mano casualmente con un GU
chiilo. 49,
Se suplica alos senOres que han tornado
abonos para las funciones de opera, Sc sirvan
enyiar por sus localidades q Ia oficina de Ih
coRREsPo antes do las IL del die de
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Observaciones meteOroI6gicas

Reslnlen de las observaciones meteorol6gi-
cas- efectuadas en- la Estac6n agron6mica de Rio
piedras, durante "A primera quincena de Julio
de 1891 fas AWE
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CerVeza Noruega CHRISTIANIA le
en- cajas de 48 botellas y 70 medias bot
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Esta madrugada han contraido M;
.nio el apreciable joven don Celso Rami
Iteligente tip6grato de esta imprenta, y
tuosa senorita dona Leonor Rodriguez.
Deseamosles una larga y no interrl
luna de miel.. z.z
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Jamones GaIIegos

supeliores a % pesos quin5al. Sc venden en- eI
allnac6u dc TRIGO CIVIDANEs Y Ca, aTetuan
ndaero 38. Sas Ets# u.s. 55I #9a12a6 fn