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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-03

| To the Editor Of the Inttl!tptneer.
sIR:-In your issue Of Friday last you
publish what purports to be the appoint
ments OF physicians and surgeons by the
New Hospital Association, to attend
patients in the hospital. 1t would be
interesting to know who made those ap.
pointments. l have no objection to any
member Of the staff as it stands, but as q
friend OF the new Hospital and con-
tributor to it's fund, l claim the right to
ask on behalf Of q number Of the most
influential lady members Of the assoCia'
ton, who are my patrons, who took the
responsibility oil totally ignoring the
homeopathic physicians OF the city In
these appointments? II must not be
supposed that desire an appointment
for myself. l have no knowledge Of
hospital work but l do desire, aud, !
think, with justice, to see homeopathy
represented on tho GtGlI OF visiting ply.
sioianB and surgeons Tor the New H0api-
tai. DR.. ]. L. Belleville Is quite as com
petent to fill the position OF eurgeon to
the new Hospital as any man whose
name is published on the surgical stat;
hhN AAt " VIZ AhOAA9 PIObhul1 Sblo4b
the confidence OF as large and respect
able a body OF citizens as any man on the
visiting medical staff.
Why were they nat sppolntedP 1t is
too LATE in tho day to ostracise any man
or aet Of men for opinions sake. Not
only ought theae men to be added to the
respective stats for which they are fitted
but surgical and medical wards for the
treatment homeopathic patients ought
to be set apart.
There are thousands OF people in this
city who prefer homeopathic treatment,
In the establishment Of the new Hospi.
tai they looked forward to an institution
where they, aud their friends, would be
treated with as much care aud consider.
alton as the patients Of old school ply.
sicians, without bigotry or prejudice on
account OF medical or religious belief.
Are they to be disappointed2
Wheeling, March 2, 1sal. =
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Fine White Shirts. my own
make, warranted pure Linen
8osoms, made double In front
and double in back, with Patent
FacIngs In back, shoulders and
sleeves, is double sewed in ali
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only 500,
Genuine Jersey overshIrts,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from rs to SOC.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth Over
shirts, won't shrink, reduced
from ST. TO SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast colors, and won't
shrink, reduced from ST. to 75c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, we'll
made, won't shrink, reduced
from 10 to SOC.
Underwear Below Cost.
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rnn nucKY ONES STONE 3 rnoMAs.
THE LUCKY ONES =!
Below will be found list of the people who received
their goods FREE yesterday

Mrs. ]. Armstrong, 1922 Market street.
Mrs. A. Murdoch, 84l Market street.
Mrs. A. G. Ryan, Elm Grove.
Mrs. VIM. Cots, Fifth gsreet.
MIS-. NJ. Patterson, Blaine, o.
Mrs. L. Woke, 10 Sixteenth street.
Mrs, VIM. Murrin. $500 Jacob street.
Mrs. B. Bessher, 2143 Chapline street.
Mrs. A, Randall, 737 Market street.
Mrs. Rose Haley, 10 Alley b:
Mrs, Jos, Gardner, Martins Ferry, U.
Mrs. 4. Jones, 81 Main street.
Mrs. r. S. Fair, 1881 ohapline street.
Mrs. W. S. Roberts, II North Penn St'
Mrs. D. Brown, 8 Thirty.6fth street.
Miss Alice HaipiD, 81 Thirteenth street
Mrs. Leonart Korkstetter, Boggs Kun.
Mrs, Lizzie Scott, Cambridge, Q.
Mrs. John Lsshley, ll5 South Broadway
Mrs. Eva Moore, TriSdeiphia.
Mrs, Jno. Norrington, 1888 South York 81
Mrs. Gertie Adams, GO Eleventh street.
Mrs. H. Reilly, 23l6 Market street.
Mrs. D. Davis, 4S North Huron street.
Mrs. VIM. Cook, 2643 Cbapline street.
Mrs. Maggie Harris, ! Twenty'tnlrd b.
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The blasting operations on the switch
OF the Wheeling Bridge and Terminal
Company on the Peninsula, opposite
Fulton, are carried ON in such a manner
sa TO be dangerous 10 the inhabitants Of
that village. Yesterday afternoon a
large stone, weighing four and quarter
pounds, crashed through window in
the back part Of Michael Fsiesmuth's
residence, which is directly opposite the
place where the blasting is done, and
members Of his family narrowly escaped
being injured. The Fulton people have
been patient in not complaining before
but now they think forehearanCe ceaset
to be a virtue. Stones Of all sizes are
lying in the yards near where the blast
ing Is done.
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MANAGER BALI RESIGNS.
The Terminal Company here ioSes nj
Efficient Superintendent.

The Terminal Company here ioSes an
Efficient Superintendent.
Colonel Ball, the efficient manager OF
the Union Bridge and Terminal Railway
Company's system here, has resigned,
his resignation taking effect yesterday.
He will leave to-day Tor the East, where
he will remain about a month under his
physician's care, after which he win go
south to locate permanently, taking
charge Of q railroad there. He is com
PEELED TO make this change out
Of regard for his health, which
has been seriously impaired ever siuce
he came to Wheeling. To an INTELLI.
oESCER reporter yesterday he expressed
his regret Of the necessity to leave
Wheeling, and his friendship for the
Wheeling people, whose many acts OF
kindness, he said, he would always re-
member. He leaves with the best
wishes for the Terminal Company and
all connected with it and for the city.
Mr.. Gilmore Brown, the engineer Of
the company, will temporarily discharge
the duties Of the position of manager.
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Mr.. Earriaon Dunlevy yesterday re-
ceived the intelligence OF his mothers
death, which occurred on Sunday alter
noon at Dickinson, Dakota. Mrs. Dun
levy has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. ]. 7. Scott, OF tho sboye named
place, and a few days ago she contracted
a severe cold, which, becoming aggra.
yated, developed into pneumonia and
caused her death. Mrs. Dunlevy was the
wife OF tho late William NJ. Dunlevy,
and leaves five children, three married
daughters, residing in the West, and two
sons, Harrison and frank T., both OF
Wheeling. The remains will be brought
here for burial.
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Mis- CLARA Wagner, 70 Eighteenth 81.
Mr.. Frank CoGrell, Bridgeport, Q.
Miss Virginia Smith, MARITIME Ferry, D
Miss Fannie Baker, 1872 Sixteenth st.
Mrs. Rose Johnson, 30j Coal street.
Mis- Anna Edwards, Blaine, o.
Mrs. Walter Terrell, 80 Third street:
Mrs, Aug. Speaker, 1853 Fourteenth st.
Mrs. A. Jones, so Main street.
Mrs. Ella Lang, l2O Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Martha Church, Bridgeport, Q.
Mrs. L. n. MCGEE, 1881 Eof street.
Mt. Jack GlssScock. 0 Maryland street.
MI. John Kline, 5i7 Main street.
Mrs. ]. E. Matthews, Drill P. o., o.
Mrs, Carney, 1858 Market street.
Mrs. Lewis Shelley, Martins Ferry, U.
Mrs. Aug. Sauer, 2707 Jacob street.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Bridgeport, o. =,
Mrs. Walter Buckley, 1907 McColIoch 81
Miss Emma Majors, Tenth street.
Mrs. Susan Bowman, Bridgeport, Q.
Mrs, B. Murphy, 2504 Market street.
Mrs, Joe Wardle, Bridgeport, 0.
Mrs. VIM. Crump, Martins Ferry, ..
Mrs, Hannah Dayton, 1909 McCoIloch u
Niiss Katie Fritz, 1909 Alley d.
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Death of Mayor seabrighrs Daughter.

Everybody IN Wheeling will read
with pang OF sinOerest sorrow the an
nounCsment in another part Of this
mornings paper Of the death at Dav.
export, Iowa, Of Mayor Seabrights
daughter, Mrs. Mary Jaeger. 1t hRs
been but few weeks since he lost a
son who had just reached the threshold
Of manhood, and the logs Of his beloved
daughter is for that reason all the Sc.
verer blow to his heart. Mrs. Jaeger
had the esteem OF all who knew her,
and the affection OF all who knew her
cell, and her beresved family will have
the tenderest sympathy.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
June 80, 1890, by T. A. Little, for 81,
part Of lot Is in Square II OF E. Zane's
December 10, 1890. by Charles G.
Yarbling and wife to Louis Elias, for S.,
an undivided one-iourth OF the west
half Of lots 8 and in square % in South
Wheeling.
to Henrietta Elias, for S., an undivided
one-fourth interest in the same half lot,
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We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years We have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salye and Electric Ritters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as veil,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran-
tee them every time, and ne stand ready
to refund the purchase price, II satislac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. l
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BRllllAIRH.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All sorts OF Local News ana Gossip from
the Glass City.
BGrneSvllle Is to have sGO, 900 water works.
Mack Meyers, OF Wichita, Kas., is here, the
guest OF b father.
Fx.Couuty Treasurer Archer left yesterday tor
Chattanooga, Team, on business.
Saul Dawson left for Pittsburgh yesterday, to
10 mako that place his future home.
n. g. Hopkins left last night for Lexington,
KY, with Two q Col. RapkIU'S horses. ard Will
bring home with him those recently purchased
by ]. n. AGfing,
A car loaded with soda ash jumped the track
In the baltimore 4 Ohio yards and turned conf
pletely over, the soda going clear through the
roof OF the cas, aud not cRsk was burst.
Peter Layilie, the weii.Enown glass worker,
d!ed At his home on Guernsey street Sunday
night, OF pneumonia. The glRss workers met at
Iurner Hall last night aud arranged to attend
the funeral.
William Drugen, Eq, widely and we'll Known
hereabouts, and for many yesrs city marshal,
ming, after only a few weeks Sickness. No par.
ticulArs were learned, but his death was com.
paratiYpiY sudden,
Alta meeting Of the directors OF the old .Ena
Glass and Manufacturing Company. the affairs
q the old concern were wound UP. Col,
signed and Charlie strRhl was made acting sec
retary OF the new Etn9 Manufacturing Com.
pAny. Mr.. owen Meheu Il president
Mr.. H. q. Wilson was presented with gold.
beaded cane by many OF his admirIng friends
Saturday night, the occasion being his fortIeth
birthday aud a big oyster supper In honor Of
The occasion took place at schmidt's, on Union
street. John Flynn made tho presentation
speech. The evening was ep!OyRhly spent by
Willard Dawson, former resident Of this
county, who has been living In tho far West
many .yeatS, accompanied by colonel Of the
United States Army, has built hoEel at Car.
penter's, Cal, and they arc doing an immense
busiReSs. They lot the rooms out 10 winter
tourists. Nj. Dawson and his partner built the
hotel with their own hands
j, W. Wilkinson, Tor many years a clerk for
Captain Julius Armstrong, at Armstrong; Mills,
hOhght Mr.. Armstrong out yesterday, and will
continue a. the old stand. MIR. Wilkinson was
also made BellGire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati sta.
tiou agent there. Mr.. Armstrong has other In.
IerrSta in tue same nGighbOrhood 10 keep him
busy,
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In Clerk Hooks Office yesterday Right
Rev. John ]. Kahn qualified as executor
Of the will Of James Murphy, deceased
bond, $1,000; no surety required by the
terms Of the will.
Charlotte NJ. Brady was yesterday ap.
pointed administrators OF the estate Of
Martin a. Brady, deceased, and gave
bond in tho sum Of $500, with Bridget
Hughes as surety.
A marriage license was issued to Alex
McCulley, aged II, Of Marshall county,
and Amelia Yaus, aged 81, a widow, Of
Wheeling,
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Cinderella and her slipper are well
known to the little folks OF to-day, and
another thing that is becoming even
more popular is Maryln's Cinderella
cakes. You should see them, the
daintiest prettiest little things on the
market. You can get them from your
grocer for Eve cents q glass. Don't for.
get them. They are the incest things In
the world to put In your school lunch
TLTh
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Yesterday @. Schnepf, the Opera
House corner druggist, received q small
package OF the famous Koch lymph,
direct from Dr.. Koch's laboratory in Der.
lin. There ia only about teaspoonful
Of 1t in all, but it cost SS5. The quantity
is enough for nearly every d6Ctor in
Wheeling to try IL. II is understood that
one Of the local physiciNns will try it
to-day.
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If YOU cannot see and need spectacles
Won should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
thau any other OptiClan In the State,
ard guarantee satisfaction or money re-
fundOd, JACOB W. 6RUBBi
JeWeler and 0ptlclan,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

10 close our winter weights and make
room for our Incoming spring stock.
Flrst.class work and at guaranteed; Also
bargains In Underwear and Hall HOSE
Near the celebrated lace back SnS'
member for comfort aud durability.
G. HESS s. SONS,
Merchant TailOrs and Gents F1rnlshers'
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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ate Sutelliqettter.
oiiiee: Nos. 70 and II Fourteenth Street.


The Lucky ones-stOnO d Thomas-Fourth
Page.
Monthly Meeting.
Residence for sale. ,.-..,,..oo
important Meeting Of Chamber OIL COmmsECe'
Fof SalO-ThEee ROomed Houie
E0tice-WhGeling Bridge and Terminal Go:
gteDhen CCullOugh-COnt tractor aud BUILDER
IrirtotypeE- HIgglns' Gallery.
Tell the Truth-EHtnE Bros.
" U. b. society.
Wanted Sales LAdT.
For SSie or Rent-TWo Story House.
Manufactures Sales Ladies.
Eotice-stoCknolde OF the RlieVeS. KRAFT co
For Bale-EuRine and Boiler.
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Several charitable ladies' aud gentle.
men have made contributions through
Capt. S. L. Brice, Of provisions and
from the food. There is still room for
tho exercise Of benevolence, however,
and donations sent to Capt. Brice or to
P. Bachman 4 Sons win reach deserving
sufferers.
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An I:lsgapt old FashIon.

The real, genuine, old-iashioaed cut
water crackers have been made in Pitts
burgh ever since 1915. Your grand
mother knew what they are better thar
you do. They are the daintiest, the
best water cracker made. Ask your
grocer for MarVin's old.fashioned water
cracker and insist on having them. T4rh
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E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left a few OF the finest oil
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods in other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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Act on new principle. regulating the liv,
er, stomach and bowels drought The nerves
A new discovery. DR.. Miles's Pills
speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, tor.
pid liver, piles, constipation. Unequaled
for men, women, children. Smallest,
miidest, purestI Fifty dopes IS cents.
Samples free at the Logan Drug Co.'s.
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The cars on the electric motor line did
not succeed yesterday in making O
round trip until about Q o'clock a. M
No power was the cause. Last evening
both the electric cars and the Island
mule line ran with difficulty, owing to
the snow on the tracks. Three horses
were used on the Bridgeport cars.
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The pleasant effect aud tho perfect
safety With which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions make 1t their favor.
tie remedy. 1t Is pleasing to the eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet efectual in
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
DGW
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Beal java coffee costs % cents a pound,
hut MsEyin's Java coffee cakes, the
daintiest and best cakes made, are to be
had for 10 cents a pound. Your grocer
keeps them; You viii be delighted with
them. T4Th
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Everybody knows what Msryin's
drummers' lunch is. Everybody likes
it. Your grocer keeps It. AK him for
1t and don't take anything else. Drum.
mers' lunch is one OF the most delight.
fol table cakes made. T4Th
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage Of Water and Movements of Boats
Tho River Interests.

The river was still falling last night
with II feet 8 inches in the channel.
The Matt F. Allen left for Pittsburgh
at 2 p. m.-The Ben Hur cleared for Par
kersburg at $3.50 p. m.
To-day the II. K, Bedford will start
for Pittsburgh at ia, m.-The keystone
State passes down for Cincinnati at 5 a.
m.-Tbe Courier, for ParketsbSrg, wIlI
leave at 1880 m.
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II your eyes tire or head achea when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof Shelf, The 0ptician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. NwF&w
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sicl
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Con
stipation. 25c per box, 5 boxes for 81
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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WIS pay Ave cents bar for soap
when you can get two bars Of Family
Favorite Soap for the same price, FIVE
cents. Nothing better.
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THE best is at all times the cheapest.
Buy Family Ravorite Soap and J on will
get two bars Tor Ave cents. Nothing
better made.
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Received their Dry Goods and Carpets
Free yesterday. Who will be the lucky
ones to.day2 Extra force has been en-.
gagged, so that all can be waited on.
FToNR x THoAAs.
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He SAID; my ioye am sorry to
disappoint you about the picnic, bnt my
trotter has Q lame foot" That's nothing
We've got plenty OF Salvation Oil.
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LOCAL BREyITIES.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-For weAt Virginia
Western Pennsylvania and OHIO, snow; shEnt!
warmer; eaBterly winds
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FAMILY FAvoRl1E SOAR is within the
reach Of all. Just think, you can get
two hars for ave eents. All grccers sell
this popular SOAP.
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The Detroit Free Pres Fiend has been
punning on DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
His is only gratitude, for all thinking
men know it's merits.-Erch.
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Ask for Van HOuten's Cocoa-take no
other. Mw4F.4
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The thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
registered as follows:
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Wheeling, March ?, 1sal. 7','S'

READ the list OF people who received
their Dry Goods and Carpets Free yes.
terday. STONE & THOMAS.
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DOR SALE OR RENT--TWO STORY
Il fIAmc house, containing nlnO rooms, ON
an acre lot, above hiRh water mark, situated on
National pike, one milo vest OF BsidgepoFE
Call on or RddteSS FRANK II. AMRtNE,
HFldROpnIt o. mTa
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HATS AND CAPS.
CLOTHING, ETC,
& BROWN.

w
Here We arc with 1000 Spring samples for
Cent? suits and Uniforms. For variety and
STYLE We lead the world. FitSEuA1antSOd. Ono
third saving to tho consumer.
J.w. RERREL, Agent,
te8 Cor. Twentieth and Main Rpeou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-11

do los espacios Y los tempos, sOmetiendO los
movimiehtos de los cuerpos celestes la pre-
sici6n de calculos rigurosos prediciendo, 4
un segundo de diferencia, 10 que debia suce-
der dentro de un sigio.-.. pero oh desiu-
ci6n frelte p0r frente la tienda del librero,
vi un despacho de bietes de loter1a, lleno de
anuncios, cOmbinaciones y prObabilidades la
seguridad absolute de ganar los 5000 900 pesos,
al que comprara los billetes ALA. Mi orgullo
SO evapor6; M gozo cay6 on un pozo... Cal del
burrO.
Nota: Conste que no SO trata de los billie
tes de la Loteria de PuerGo. Rico, que Sc venden
en Ambos Mundos, San Justo 81, pues que to-
dos ustedes saben que en este establecimien-
to salen premiados ell noventa por cento de
elOs.
Una de las causas Iorque nadie quiere
contraer matrimonio on ell actual nsomento his
t6Y5cO es IL causa amentica PerO este SO
remedia yendose todo el mundo pasar la luna
de miel On la expl6ndida fonda La Catalina.
Nade puede vender una docena de jarros
con 81 paangana de hero aporcel nado por
IA mejicanos, sino L. Bozzo.6 hijos-Es YER
dadera galga.
80 Casas que Sc reconssesdan Eel EUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores: salones de barbe-
ria y peiuqueria de la Capital.
Py0pietGrd0 j. Apellaniz, San Justo, n1-
nero 16.-Pertumer1a extra superior. Sc admi
ten abonados-Esmero limpieza.
SucediG0.-Gustavo cuestiona con la bella
| condesa de-. sobre los defectes de las mujeres.
No he conocido mas que dos mujeres que
| fuesen verdaderamente perfectas.
II Qui6n es la otra le pregunto con SON
! risa angelical la cOndesa.
Una docena lie pares de escupidores de
| hierro aporcelanado por $40 es 10 mas barato
que Sc puede comprar Los hay On casa de los
5res. Bozzo 6 hijos. Gale de Tetuan.
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N0tiCias de Ia IsIa

NI IMlpGrcjqz de Mayaguez trae detalles
references al tallecimiento 1epentino del doc
tor don Julio Audino;, ocu:rido On aquella ciu-
dad el dia 6, del que dimos cuenta eli el nu-
nero de aver.
FL mencionado colega, hacienda justicia al
que fn6 nuestrO buen amigo, So es Jresa como
sigue:
GEL doctor Audinot era generalmente esti-
mado. Como caballero particular gozaba de
simpatias como m6dico, de una justa me-
recida reputation. Aquf reside toda su vida,
habiendo sido uno de los eementos mas vaio-
SOS de esta culta Sociedad por su ilustraci0n y
beIlas cuaidades.
Dados estos honrosfsimos precelentes no
es extrano que su muerte haya causado hondo
sentimiento.
Recientemente habia sido nombrado me-
dico titular,
Tamben era hermano mas6n de los mas
activos y perseverantes, tu6 hace algdu item
po Venerable de ia Logia "Conciiacion" de es.
ia ciudad"
En- el pueblo de Barros no hay sellos de
tranqueo para la correspondents ,ia plblica
Recortamos de El Resamen de Mayagiiez !: !:
use nOs asegura hacerse terminado el SUI
mario de Ia causa pOr asesinatO de nuestro
inolvidabe amigo ell doctor Franco, haberse
requerido a Crispiniano Rodils para el nom.
bramiento de abogado defensor.
Ha durado el sumario IS dias."
iii no hernos interpretado NAL una carta
que recibimos de Cabo-Rojo, parece que en-
aquel pueblo no hay expende iurla de efectos
timbrados faltan los sellos de correos 81
es asf, lamentable es tai descuido que periudi.
ca al p1blicO en- gran ma1era, nos permit
mos lamar la atenci0n del Excmo. Sr. Inten-
dente, para que ordene 10 que On insticia pro-
ceda,