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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-08-11

Ms Aver, nos dicen, cay6 de una palma de CO.
~ On el vecino caserfO de Catano un muchacho
|ae corta edad 81 cual sufrio O. goIpe consi-~
rsuiente con motive de la caida.
u La Companfa de Pauline Delgado ha debi-
do debutar anoche en- eI teatro de Mayaglez,
con Ol magistral drama de Echagaray tituiado
EI Gran GGEeoto.
Nos escriben de Rio piedras q1e antes de
anoehe leVant6 vuolo una paloma en- aqusl
pueblo yendo posarse en- Sabana-llana. Sc
ha dado parte del hecho al Tribunal compe-
tente
Esta manana ha salido para Ell pueblo de
la Carolina el Sr. Juez de instruction acompa-
nado de 81 SecretariO, d1cesO que instruir
proceso con motive de IN homicide ocurrido
anoche en- 81 dicho pueblo
Hoy debe haber llegado San German ell
doctor Padro con su popular especfico Hojas
del Paraguay que tanta aceptaci6n ha tenido
on los pueblos de la proVincia que dicho amigo
ha Yistado hasta ahora.
paroco uue aposaP 9o e.tar oonstruido q
puente de hierro de Toisa On Cayey Sc oierra
el paso los vehfculosy ViajerOs, los cuales
tienen que pasar por un puente Yiej0 de made
ra podrida con grave riesgo.
Lamamos la ateneion de quisn correspon-
Ola SCORE 0l particular.
Nuestro chispeante colega El Cais6w Sc
queja tambi6n de no haber recibido 81 n1mero
de La CoRREsPoNBENCIA (que por segunda vez
le enviamOS con gustO hOyl, en- que publicamoS
un artieulo titulado POGO YeSpetO Ia Ley.
aprovecha con raz6ni la 0portunidad
para Iuejarse de que no envtasemos asu diree-
tor amigo nuestro el DR.. Trellez, q Baree91es
ma, las ediciones que pubficamos durant8 Sd
ausencia del pals.
El doc 8r 4rolloz debe suponeT que esta falta
es debida Of vido del encargado de Is distri.
huci6n de pei 6dieo que 40 anQk6 "a nembfa
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eiar dc perre del Hortelano, que ni presta 81
serVicio tai como debGria prostarlo, ri deja que
otras Companies 10 sirvan mejor mas barato.
Hablaremos oportunamente sin embajes.
-.
Por la pareja dc Orden p6bico de sorVicio
On esta Marina fue detenido aver tarde IN in
dividuo nsetido sss ttifsG que eScan lalizaba ne
gandose a pagar el gasto que habfa hecho en-.
una cantila del muelle.
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Do todos modos aguards
cimientos = enteraremoS & nt
10 que con seguIidad sepaEnoA

y
10 que con seguIidad sepamos
Leemos en- un coIega local
"Cuando ingreso en- Julio de
academia general militarlOl aYentajae
puertorriqueno don Ricardo Fernandez na-
rft, del que anunciabam6s en- ell ndmero ante
rior habia ascendido Aterez, empezo tam
bi6n su carrera otro aplcado joven don Jose
Claudio Pereira que pas0 a. la academia Gle
apIicaci6n do Ingenieros como Glferez alumno
Nuestra enhorabueua q Ia familfa del nue.
70 Official"
Llamamos IL atencion dc la policta{ {hacia
81 abuse que c5meten algunos Vendedoree am
bulantes que coIocan sus mefcaRefas en- lss
acOras impidiendo 81 transito. pdblico
Nuestro suscritor eI sr. 3. Garcia Ledo,
segdn SO vera on el anuncio quelen otro lugar
publicamos, ha trasladado su pulperfa (TetuaD
61) la 2. Inca en- Puerta de Terra:
El vapor Vs7saverde entreg6 ayer esta
Administration Central de COmunicaGiones: de
la Habana sacos correspondence, n de San
tiago de Cuba de Mayagiez, 2 de Santiago de
Cuba para santander l saco y 1 ceEtifeade =
de la Habana para San Thomas 1 Shco
Esta malana mientras Sc jugd ba Ia loterfa
en- el patio de Ia Diputacion, par Pe que ocu-
rri6 una avera en- la boca del pho mayor
donds Sc depositan los ndmer Ael sorteo.
La aVerfa tu6 eorregida inme.liS1 1amente J 81
sort6o SO termino con la debida fsgularidad
Nuestro amigo ell apreciable jeven Dr. don
Manuel del Vale Atiles, acaba dc hacer en- esta
Ciudad la revalida de su tftulo Norte-ame
de Cirujano dentista despues de un brilIantfsi-
mo examen, en- ell cual obtuvo nota de sobrs-
saliente. A~l--~1
Felicitamosle de todo coraz6n
-
Hoy hemos tenido eli gustO de reeibir la vista
del apreciable caballero y antique amigo nues-
tro, DR.. en- Medicina y Qir1jia, senior don San
tiago Ponce Leon que, como va hemos dieho
antes de ahora, acomptnado de su distinguida
familia SO encuentra ge paso en- esta Capital,
procedente de Santo Domingo, en- ViaiS para
Europa por via de la{Habana los Estados-
Unidos.
FL DIR. Ponce es' un escritor distinguido.
autor de varias obras, periodista de altos
recursos intelectualeS.
>@---- .---7-9 90
La sociedad 3rotectora de Tip6grafos ce-
lebrar6 manana ntartes junta general extraor.
dinaria, con ObjeDo de tratar un asunte de in
teres para la mil &na. Dtcha junta tendra lu-
gar las metfa de la noche, en- eLIec41 Ca
leta dc las Mon = numero %, con el n1mero dc
soeios que corburra por ser segunda citaci5n.
-,
Nuestro estimado colega ell PHerto- Rice
Alegre, Sc v6Jen ell case de retirar el nIImerO
que en- obseQuio de sus suscritores publicaba
los dias 10 de cada mes, siendo causa de este
suceso ell h5cho do que las suscrciones no GU
bren los gqstos que origina dicha edici6n ex-
traordinata. El PtertO-Ric AEegre seguira
publican(gose en- 10 sucesiYo los dias /. y Is de
cadgrmet
Pr fmios mayores de la loteria jugada hoy.
Prime jpremio 8, 9,604.-segundo premio Il, 4,44O.
Terce premiO 23,6o4.-De 500: II sos
15,O4 }-15, 5,616-2I, ,12S-22, ,415.
(FV~No hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DYfede el del FRAILE CARAT.
~
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do de- Aonio con Ia senorita Vacaresco,
ma de h0nes4 sbe Ia Teiaa Carmen Silva,
L6ndres idem.-En Coidstream, Escocia, sc
4otir0 Ell segundo battalion. Dos companiaB del
mo se negaron asistr al ejercicIo pOr ha-
}seles conct dido el dia d3 dtscanso que espera-
despu6s de su excessive trabajo en- los conti-o
2os honores militia heChos al emperadOr
eIEmO.
,os ofciaF ograron al fin persuadir a la tro-
6sta Sc presto asstir al ejercicio, pero
an-insn boz dnada; que 90 le Ordenp la reti-
sus cnatteies, donde permanecera tres dias
T.. Los promotofes del conf1lcto fueron
os.
ilid, 23-Un telegrama de San Sebastian
- nj. la Reina la frmado un decreto
Ando al senior Conde G3larza, ell tftulo de
ade Santa Clara.
2Tsmo la irmaaoS S. nj los decretos nom
tsenor Lopez Rosert, gobernador de
s? al seuor Obreg6n, gobern tdor civil de
len la 5frmado s. M los dacretos del
de Ultramar, aprobando el cambo de
asontre los magistrates senores Romeu
bal.
..<.. declaraio cesante 81 presidents de sa-
s:giencia de PueTto-R Rico, senor Bor-
En- Ell Conseio de Ministries celebrado aver ha
y afrOhadonn deereto asponendo la pubiica
cys3n III elia L. de Agosto del conyenio eomercial
celehyaao con los Estad0s- UnidOs.
liablaudo de este asunto, dice 9 El Impair
Il oiall ms sa Iubicaran despues unas notas res
la importation en- los Estados, UnidOs de
s.ts elaborados, cuyo asunte negocia
q Elomeutus u REPRESENTATIVE de EspaDa en-
~ ~. Rel4buca
a5NasvaE York, 23.-Dicese que 81 buque de los
Ns chien0s " EsmelAldav Z lla hecho fuegO
4s contra La corbeta tIe guerra francesa
neeica az la ballade COq1imbo, que e
Jei senior B glmaceda "a lnlante Lynch,
}ilsgIosamente de ser capturado por los
anarOs
md. 24s La s.s Gaceta II de hoy publica
6lAsalhnistia de monte pio militar.
NgsYOTk, idenl --Dicen de Ottawa que en-
eNeios Comunes la sido pIesentada una
tsnlasla spor 5000 personas, pertene-
A4ndustFia azncaleFa, pidiendo la SUI
as dpIeelOs del azllcar
8gsburg0, idam.--hos hOnores tri-
eo~stad poi la escuadra francesa
ban quedadO ca extreme bri
aala tempo b9Elisimo qne rel
bsa Sc cOnpone dc IL buques
Exxob guerraTusos otras so ma
ID cOmpletamente enos de
hhl
Aei0, al entraT q b0Fdo del
8Ntl "a Elibajada francesa Y d
#sribrOs de La s0cledad sIaya,
seno. Ignatief
xSNeha sociedad cant0 Yari0s
ylida
EhbaFes rusas dejaTon oir los
ellesa.a
aci6n spondierop los na
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Aver, aprOVechandO eL TtsG dc los biletes
de la Loterla de Puerto Rico que como dscimos
on otro lugar, SO vendieron S. 80, algunos
especuladores enganaban al pdbco detallando
billetes dol sorteo que ha de jugarse el 81 de
Agosto, como sifueran del que Sc habta ejugar,
hoy Hemos YistO un d6cimO de esoS billSUes
vendido con engano Guilermo Gonzalez, We.
cino de la calle de Tetuan nGm. so.
-
"A la persona a Quien Sc le halla perdido
un llavero de plata con algunas llaves atadas
al extreme de un pahuelo, puede pasar reco-
jerlas pOr esta redacci0n mediante el pago del
presente anuncio
Dichas layes flerOn encontradas por ell
nino Francisco Padilla Yecino de la Gale de
San Sebastian ndmero II,
La distinguida escritora Sra Baronesa de-
Wilson, quien tuvimos el gusto de saIudas
aver, no es mejicana como SO ha dicho. Es Ell
panola y fu6 casada con IN tftulo ingl6s. X
Sra. Baronesa ha sido indebidamente caIificaf i
como mejicana, no solo pOr haber residido p k.a
chos amos On el Nuevo Mundo. sino porquG |aT
un libro titulado AnsericanOs IINStYeS publ "a
do hacO POGO en- M6jico, SO Ia incluy0 por lis
tncion honrosa, porque la ilustre dam tPa
escritO muchO sobro interesantes temas de
versan con la historic del NueYo MunjB La
sonora de Wilson Sc embarcara para Ven luea,
via Habana y New York, abordo del Va Dr CO
rreo a AsfoaSO XII que dc IN momentd otro
SO espera en- este puerto.
Procedsnte de Ia Habana Ontl layer q
nuestro puerto 81 vapor II. q. YIltq ride con
earga para Yarios.
Aver Sc vendfan por las GALES , la Capt.
tai a raz6n de tres pesos medil os biIetes
de la Loterfa de Puerto Rico.
90
Los sres. Sobrino de Lula1 Ice han reci-
bido va algunas cajas del ExCraf de Cafe que
en- Mayagiez preparan los Sres r. Gauthier
y CO. Las personas dc gusto, bs Viajeros so
bre todo, harlan bicn en- probs Ste magnifco
preparado hecho con el mas bgido cafe ca
racolillo.
De La Bdndsra EspQfN
6 Segun hemos dido, pa que SO van
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Ia Correspondence de- PuerlO-RlCo
Puerto Rico. 10 de AQOsto de l891.
TeIegramas VIA Habana

Madrid, 20 de Julio.-Dice un peri6dico que
All pasar S. M. la Rena por Bdrgos las trQBaafor-
de nuestro monte -pfo aludiendo 9 n Ley yota-
da recientemente en- Cortes en- Ia euai ae conce5
de aquet & los. que Sc casaTon siendo subaiternos
Roma, itlem.-Segdn & La Tlibuna,0 . el carde-
nal Yannutelli, Teemplazara al cardenal RampOla,
cn Ell cargo de SecrctarO de Estadodel Vaticano.
Berlin idem.-,1entenares de casas de varias
ciudades y ald6as de Hanover han sido registra-
aas Dor Ia polirla Ia cuaI tuvo aVisos de cue SO
fragnaba una cpnApiracl0n.
Han sido arrestadas muchas personals, y en-
tire los doenmentos ocupados fguran algunos que
reyelan que los ]" UlionssClub estan subvencio-
nados p0r ell duqne de G. Cumberland.
Los peri0dices cat0lcos Ciicon que todO ESQ no
es mas que un III letexto para confscar los fondos
de los guelf0s.
Naeva-Y York, idem.- Dicen de Quebec que el
nIiner mnatrO SenOr Mercier que acaba de lie
oar q Enrapa, liza manifestado que cree que la in
dnstria del azlisa de remOlacha pedria intro
ducida en- e Canada, fayorecda por primas de OK
portaci6n, que q gohitrno del dominic se propone
ofIecer los aglicultores y fabricantes de azncar
de dit thaplanta
Idem, idem Los fabricantes de tabacos de
Cayo HuesO, aspgnian que por efecfO dc Ia ley
Mac Kney, sc ha aunpntadO la elaboration on
dicho ngar de los tabaeos de las mejores clases;
Y que darante elpasadO mes de JUNO, Sc importa-.
ION dc Ia isa de Cuba, clatrO millOnes de taba-
COS m6nos que dutante igual mes del aiio ante
Idem. idem -Dicen de Buenos-Aires que la
Camara de los Dpntados aprob6 en- su primera
lectura, al pr0yectOde ley pOr eI cUal SO reducen
los delechos que pagan los azdcates crudos:
Paris 2ls--I4a 1eina Natala ha citado de-
Aanla a sil esposoel ley Mllano, ante los trihuna
les de esta capia, e1igiendole la ent ega de tres
miIlones de frances, partesde su fortuna personal
Madrid, El ssnoF don Pedro Antonio de
Alarc6nAa deiado una ezra in6tllta, encargando
que lie pnbliuue despu6spse su muerre
Ha salido para FEsncia e senor Martos.
Un teIegrannl lie san Sebastian dice que la
Reina RegAmte Ia firmado e decreto d. indultO
los soldalIos aeseitoFes del ejereto haciendolO
s.tensiyo la isla de Cuba
Los ministef iales aseguran que muchos emil
grades militares aeojen la amnistfa, y los pc
@ri0dicos repuhIicanos niegan la nOtlcia
Pals, ide1n.-Ei ex-emperador don Pedro
del Brasil, continlia mejor, habendo desaparecido
los sntomas de gangrena que So le presentaron
esnt tei p
Nueva-Y York idem.-Dcen de Buenos- Aires
ue es intensa Ia miseria que experimental ALI
!ntre las classes pobres, causa de la rapidez con.
que spben los preeics de-lQs artfcn!os de primera
Ek@ ~eeneura la poltica de los banqueros
iuqlA qne sus empeno en- sostenerl la casade
~arjng, la prodneido IL crisis qne Sc,
#51/ 81 40
lontra los fnslos9sssee..4- ~
as handeras de dicho
ranta iaa hnsfan nacio,
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De La Bamdsra Es0aaas

Segdn hemos dido, pa ) que SO van
alterar (aumentando los prd t-1s) las eantidades
que hoy Sc satisfacen por E,dsajes militares en
los Yapores de Ia CDmpa1ia Trasatlantica que
ha eatablocido tres categ9rfEs para Ell pasaje de
prinaBra.
Ia n0bicia nos cxlTgtna sObre todo, en- 10
que IA Variael0n del snrecios Sc contrae, pues
no resnaOs que Ia Condpafia pueda hacer estas
" aciOnes sin mOdifiear 81 Gobierno disposi-.
ones dctadas, que obedeeen compromises
EIiauifidos p0r contrato con Ia referida Com
ba0ia,t
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NotiCias de la Isla
Leemos en- un colega local /:

Il Aver, nos dicen, cay6 de una palma de CO.
= en- el vecino caserfo de Catano IN muchacho
70 corta edad el eual sufrio O. goIpe consi,.
suiente con motive de la caida.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
GORDON CUMMING MATED
THE BRIDE Ia AN AMERICAN
GIRL.

She stood by Her Lover, Even If
He did Cheat at Baccarat-The
Prince of wales Not at the wed.
ding.
LONDON, June 1O.-Sir VIM. Gordon
Cumming was married at II O'Clock this
morning in the fashionable Holy Trinity
church, at Chelsea, to Miss Florence
Garner, daughter Of the late Commodore
Vim. Garner, Of New York c;ss. Lord
Thurlow gave the bride away. Major
Vesey Dawson, of the Coldstream
guards, was best man. Kew. X. Eyton
otficiatcd.
The marriage was practically secret
marriage. Only twelve people were
present at the ceremonies at Holy Trim
ity. The bride looked charmingly happy
and Sir William was proud looking, cool
and entirely self possessed. There was
no trace in his personal appearance Of
depression or emotion resulting from
yesterdays verdict in the court of the
queens bench.
Lady and Sir William Gordon-C Cum-
ming left this city shortly after the cerc-
mony for the bridegroom's estate in
Scotland, where they will spend The
honeymoon.
In an interview Sir William Gordon
Cumming said that he had nothing to
add to what he had said in the witness
box. Popular opinion Of the verdict, he
said, was shown by the demonstrations in
court. Sir William refused to say any thing
in regard to comments of the newspapers
upon the case Just decided, saying, that
the newspapers were at perfect liberty to
say what they pleased.
When the verdict was pronounced
against him Sir William offered to cancel
his engagement to Miss Garner, but that
lady believing in his innocence, insisted
hat the marriage take place today. II
is expected Sir William and his wife will
visit the United States in the autumn.
Lady Gordon-Cumming is the oldest
daughter Of the late Commodore William
Garner, of New York, who was drowned
in July, 1876, with his wife. through the
capsizing OF Garncr's yacht Mohawk.
Echoes of the baccarat scandal suit
still fill the air. Solicitor General Sir Ed
ward Clarke, who 80 ably argued the
case, is i'll and thoroughly exhausted to-
day. He has entirely lost the use of his
voice, and is Obliged to retire from an
important case in which he was retained
for today. 1Ac dcnunciation of the
PRINCE ofWales nv the uewsnoner nress
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
RESIGNED.
Foreman of street Work Does
Not Like the state of Affairs.

Foreman of street Work Does
Not Like the state of Affairs.
AS a result of the work of the board of
aldermen last Friday night, ]. Dan. Hen
dcrson, who has for over twelve months
past held the Office Of foreman of street
work for the city of Asheville, today ten
dered his resignation to Superintendent
OF Streets Clayton. His resignation was
accepted.
When asked by THE CITIZEN this morn
ing to give his reasons for the rcsigna-
ton, Mr.. Henderson replied that he sim.
ply did not care to hold position under
anyone whom he thought was ncompe-
tent OF filling so important a position.
Mr.. Henderson, as stated, held the DO
sition under ex-Superintcndcnt Murray
for more than Il year, and there has
never been any hint of incompetcncy or
inattention to business. He has had SUI
pervison ofthe work at the rock-crusher,
in the eastern part of the city, which
used to bc such Il source of discomfort to
residents there. Since he took charge
there has been no complaint against the
flying stones from the crushcr.
Mr.. Ilenderson's successor has not vet
been appointed.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
SEVEN SOLDIERS INDICTED,
H.YNCHERS OF A. J. HUNT IN
THE LAWS HANDS.
Others Thought to He Guilty, but
Evidence Not Sufficient to In
dict-A Change of Troops Rec

Others Thought to He Guilty, but
Evidence Not Sufficient to In
dict-A Change of Troops Rec
commended.
WALLA WALLA, Wash, June 1O.-The
grand jury cmpaneled to investigate the
ynching of A. ]. Hunt by soldiers, April
20, has made a report to the superior
court, The report says in part "We
found true bill against only seven en-
listed men of the Fourth United States
cavalry, yet we are satisfied there are a
number of soldiers against whom suffi-
cient evidence has not been procurable to
warrant an indictment, that are equally
guilty with those indicted. There is no
doubt that Col. Compton did not be-
lievc his troops would make an at
tack upon the county Jail, although the
prosecuting attorney and sheriff inter
viewed him regarding the reports which
reached them of the premcditatcd lynch
ing of Hunt. But the attack on the
sheriff and the prisoner, Hunt, on the
night before the lyneliag, and the open
defiance OF the commissioners, supported
by the guard, should have been suffi-
cicnt warning to him of what might be
expected, and that negligence existed in
not taking ample prccaution to keep his
men under direct control.
1--WE are also of the opinion that the
sheriff was taken by surprise and was
not prepared for defence, but we believe
that if the sheriff had made proper resist
ance, general alarm could have been
sounded and, in all probability, the mob
would have dispersed without gaining
their objects. We suggest that the
board of county commissioners prepare
a statement Of the expenses which the
county has incurred and will incur on
account OF the outrage, and present the
same as n claim against the United
States government.
Since relations must continue very
much strained between the cnlistcncd
men al Fort Wala Wala and our citi
zcns, we are OF the opinion that it would
be Wise and proper that troops of this
fort be exchanged"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
REV. BAYI.US CADE.
He IL NO Longer Editor Of tile
"P. F.V

RALEIGH, N, c., June 10.-[Special. J.
1t is announced that the Rey. Baylus
Cade, editor of the Progressive Farmer.
is to retire, to be succeeded by Mr. p. +.
Duffy, now editor of the Wilmington
Star. The cause of the change is not
publicly known. Some surmise it to he
the unsatisfactory position of Mr. Cadc
i'll relation to the third party; others
that it grows out of the controversy
originating with the adoption by the lcgE
lslature of temperance books for the pub
lie schools.
Mr.. Duffy first appeared as a North
Carolina editor at the head of the Green's
boro Patriot. He was afterwards with
the Charlotte Observer; and for the past
two years with the Star. He is writer
of ability, and has always been account
cd good, unninching democrat. If 80
his appearance on the Farmer may
reconcile many difficulties.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
COTTON.
UnlavOratDle Reports from Nearly
the whole IBelt.
w. II. Malone.

UnlavOraIDle Reports from Nearly
the whole Beit.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Thc report OF
the statistician of the department of az
riculture for June makes the acreage in
cotton 07.7 per cent. OF area of 1890 and
average condition S5.7. The reduction
Of area is attributed in some districts to
concerted contraction ON account of low
prices but il is evident that il is mainly
due to unfavOrablc conditions for plant
ing and termination. The record of the
planting i'll the May report is a
quite accurate history OF the crops to
present time. The plal ting was delayed
by carly rains, drought in the latter half
of April, followed by continued drought
in May. termination arrested, re-
planting active, defective stands
corrected, are features of the record
frequently and almost universally re-
ported. These conditions were less gen
cral and controlling in Texas than in any
other state.
The areas as compared With these of
last year are given ns follows: Virginia
96; North Carolina, o.; South Carolina,
90; Georgia, %; Florida, 90; Alabama,
96 Mississippi, So; Louisiana, 96; Texas,
lO5; Arkansas, 96; Tennessee, %. The
general condition is the lowest for some
time since 1874 though it is only Il
traction lower than that of 1888 and
1889. the latter year being Of good yield
though favorable later conditions.
State averages of conditions are: Vir-
ginia, Is; North Carolina, 70; South Car
olina, so; Georgia, 80; Florida, 90;
Alabama, 50; Mississippi, SS; Louisiana,
SS; Texas, 81; Arkansas, SO, Tennessee,
73.
The temperature Of May was quite too
low for cotton, the cool nights checking
termination and retarding growth. Of
course these conditions make the crops
late in development, in some places few
days, in others week or two. There is
frequent mention of bad stands, but con-
stant rcplanting will reduce the vacan-
cies to the minimum.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-06-10
Powell & S1lider,
HOW TO MAKE MONEY.

The way to make money is
to save it. And the way to
save it is to have your pre-
scriptions filed at Carlni-
chaePs drug store, and you
will find by doing so you will
save from Is to 30 per cent.
on every prescription. We
do not take goods that the
people know the price and
mark down to cost, and then
charge two prices for u pre-
scription to make up theloss.
You know clerk hire and
house rent must be paid and
the profits must be averaged
some way. A hint to the wise
is sufficient. A full line of De-
Vault Flavoring Extracts in
stock. Mr.. j. Taylor Amiss
and Mr.. Chas. W. Devaultare
with me and will be pleased
to meet their friends and Gus.
toners. Don't forget the
place. Carmichael's drug
store, No. 20 South Main
street, Asheville, N. C.
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A BERLIN SENSATION.
II Will Cause Little LOSS of sleep
Here However.

BERLIN, June 10.-A sensation has been
caused by the publication, in the Life of
Duncker," of letter from the late Empe-
ror Frederick to Duncker, his political
adviser, dated June ID, 1868, at which
time the conflict between the king and
the Prussian parliament was at its
height, and about a week after Frcder-
ick's famous speech at Dantzic. In this
letter he publicly refused to be identified
with the then recent acts of the ministry.
The letter repudiates the suggestion that
his action was on account of a secret al
lance with the progressist party.
Frederick says in the letter that he
does not fear the publication of the cor
rcspondence with his father, which the
Progrcssists threaten because he alone
had possession of the letters, unless-and
this would not surprise him-a system
OF "Bismarckiun espionage" had secured
copies. lie declares his powcrlcssncs to
prevent any party claiming him. He has
no desire to be an opposition leader, and
he has no community with the Waldeck
party, but he has strong sympathy with
the Freisinnige party.