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Fell with u Falling Floor.

DETROIT. Mich. March 3.-While the flremen
were playing this morning on the ruins OF
William Reid's glass warehouse on West
Larned street. which burned last night. a joist
broke. carrying down to the ground floor tho
portion Of the fourth floor upon which the men
were at work. All but one fireman landed on
top OF the debris Capt. Haven escaped with
put injury; Lieut. John oh Causley had bis h knees
ceived a scalp wound. Pipeman Charles H.
Vyse was badly cut and bruised. and perhaps
received internal injuries: He and Caus!eey
liam Duneerew fell under u mass of smoking
ruins. The firemen worked desperately. and
after fifteen minutes hard work eXtricated
him. He Is probably fatally injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04

George w. Conk OF Newark is not satisfied
with having given Principal J. W. Kennedy q
drubbing for whipping his son. but Is now
going to sue the teacher for 5000 for medi-
cal attendance and loss OF the boys services
and for the assault. Mr. Conk and Joseph A.
Beecher. his lawyer. went to the investigation
by the School Commissioners special commit
learned that the investigation was to be held
In secret. and that neither his lawyer nor his
stenographer would be allowed to take part in
Mr.. Kennedys ex PLANTATION in secret session
Mr.. Beecher made q, formal protest before
leaving, and then said that the only way to
yindicate his cliont was t. bring the matter
into court, a thing which Mr.. Conk was reluc-
tant to do until forced to 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
M. Price speak. Up for Mrs. Leslie Carte,

In the supplementary proceedings insti-
tuted to ascertain why Mrs. Leslie Carter
should not pay her livery bill. Edward L.
Price. her business manager. was examined
yesterday
Mr.. Price said he believed the actress was
under some business arrangement with David
Beasco. and received a salary Of $50 a week.
Mr. Price knew nothing about her jewelry or
wardrobe. and know no one who owes her any
money. When asked about her style Of living.
Mr.. Price said:
can only Judge from appearances that sho
lives very modestly. and seems to deny herself
ordinary comforts. She lives with great care
and prudence, and .practises rigid self-deniul.
She will pay when she can"
DO you know whether she supports her
~ should saw tho reverse. that her mother
has to assist her"
The hearing was adjourned until next week.
when Charles Frohman and Mrs. Carriers
mother will be examined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
ANEURIN JONES IS OUT
Mr.. Brewer Removes Him from the Once
OF Supe rintendent OF BrookIyn's Parks.

SUPERINTENDENT
Almost the first act Of George V. Brewer as
sole Commissioner OF Parks in Brooklyn has
been the removal OF Aneurin Jones from the
office OF Superintendent OF Parks at salary OF
$500 a year. Commissioner Brewer gave Mr..
Jones ten days to send in his resignation. but
Mr.. Jones concluded to quit at once. 80 he re-
tired yesterday. Mr. Brewer explained that
he had determined to let Mr.. Jones go. not on
account of any lack Of ability on MIR. Jones's
part. but on account OF his desire to have his
own way. Mr.. Brewer says he did not propose
at the outset to cripple his administration by
retaining thorn in its side.
Several years ago Mr.. Jones. when Superin-
tendent Of Central Park. excited widespread
criticism by his habit Of cutting down fine
trees in that pleasure ground for the purpose.
Ii His re lie sp ark cS@ms
men pak IN BbGokn
favorable comment in that city. 1t was brought
about. it was said by the influence OF the late
his SERVICES ,a IN Ecepins his faow MesRmen
In line for the Democratic party in close
State campaign.
Mr.. Jones has been in more or less hot water
during his management Of the parks in Brook
Ign. He had frequent troubles with the Com
a vexatious controversy with landscape artists
while Sketchlng In the Park.
Commissioner Brewer has appointed Marvin
Cross his deputy. Mr.. Cross was for several
years member Of the non-saaried Commits
sioners. He is n lumber dealer and an active
Eastern District Democrat
Mr.. Brewer will not be- in hurry to select n
highly important one in spite OF the moder-
ate salary OF $500 He said:
In some cases mon holding similar posi-:
tons in private employment receive $1,000
or $1,000. Mayor Chaplin once said to me
that il jay Gould could afford to pay S1O.OOO
for a landscape gardener it seemed to him
that the city Of Brooklyn ought to be able to
pay $4,000 to Il competent man."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
The Suit AguIrst tho Chicago Stock Yards
"Trus,"

The suit OF Charles L. Willoughby against
the Chicago junction Railway. the Union
Stock Yards Company of Chicago. Armour d
Co.. Swift Coz Norris & Co. md other deal
ers in dressed heef is on trial before Vice
Chancclors Van Fleet and Green in Chambers
at Newark. Tho suit is brought. as has becn
told at length in THE Sun. To obtain nm in
junction To- prevent tho Chicago Junction rail
exchanging hiock of .tock. valued at about
$3OOO.oOO. with Armour 4 Co. swift X Gu,.
cage for u tract OF lnnd In Chicago intedned for
stoct yards. and for another tract In Lake
It is alleged. would practically create monop;
oily In the dressed beef ind ustry. The trial
will probably last about ten days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
He Think. Somebody will P.y tho Bill.

A smooth-faced boy. 10 years old. registered
ut the Murray Hill Hotel week ago yesterday
as William Gilcher. Peekskill Military Acad.
envy. He brought no baggage. and had little
rendy money. but he dined well and ordered
whatever he wanted. Sometimes he brought
friends to dine with him. Yesterday morning.
the cashier says. he started to leave the hotel
that he had run up bill Of S3a He told the
cashier to telephone to- his stepfather. NJ f.
Dc AGnew Of the Consolidated Exchange.
statement that he would have nothing to do
with the bill. Theroupon the young man. who
was taken to the Yorkyille Court. He told the
Justice that his mother. who Ives at Dobbs
Ferry. or his granddaughter would pay the bill.
portpnity was given him to send word to his
people.
He had In his pock ct a bill from the Hotel
Lincoln. at 1873 Broadway. where he had reg
istered under the name OF Livingstone.
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WHICH rs MRS. M,MULLAxs
One Of These wonea Threatens . Prosecu.
ttoa for Digany.


A tall man with dropping black moustsche
and wearing patent leather CATERS n gorgeous
cravat. and clothes OF stylish cut was pris-
onor In the Long Island City Police Court yes
terday morning. lie was Esmond MCMILLAN
Of 81 Carver street. Astoria Beatrice s. Nc
Mullan Of 20e East Twelfth street. this city.
who says she is McNfullan's wife. accused him
OF abandonment and non-support. The
couple are third cousins. Their parents live
in ireland and are eaid to be wealthy. Mrs
MoMullan's maiden name was Hamilton. It
10 said her parents were opposed to her mar
rying MCMILLAN. so he came to this country In
1888 The next year no sent money to Miss
Hamilton and she ran away from her home
and Joined him. Two weeks after her arrival
she says. they were married in DR.. Mac1n-
s:A ksS SrS %ss u s was nrsS By
year Or SO 50 after the marriage Mrs. McNrul-
Grsenfeld Hill Conn.;to live. telling her hc
o SO5s thew Wa1 ns soa ht S Ssc s her
mont- She remained at ,areonilcld Hill for
tine and ho kSpt her With
when she AsGF TIERS s &sHS snna
The ,se soq but
that the woman was q friend OF his. who was
only staging there until she could find employ
most a year. when Mrs. Mcmillan left and
came to New York.
When Mrs. MCMILLAN threatened to sue her
husband for non support he surprised her by
repudiatlng their marriage and declaring that
the woman he was living with in Astoria was
Mcmillan alleges. her husband visited her in
New York and carried away all tho letters he
could find in which lie had addressed her as
his vile. He also got possession Of their mar:
riage certificate. Mrs MCMILLAN says she will
prosecute him for bigamy.
MCMILLAN was once q professional nurse.
and is snid to have received large beGuest
from blind man he once cared for. Justice
Manley held him Yesterday In $500. md will
court Mcmillan was anxious to learn from
court of lcer u he could be held for bigamy IL
he married the women in different States.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
TYPHU&.
More Hospital Attendants Sick and . Re.
porter Sent to North Brother.

More Hospital Attendants Sick and q Re.
porter Seat to North Brother.
The roll Of the sick among the attendants on
the typhus fever patients Is increasing. Err
nest Noble. orderly at the Reception Hospital.
was taken to North Brother Island yesterday
i'll with the dsease. His wife. tho matron at
the Reception Hospital. is also i'll. but the doc
tors have not yet diagnosed her complaint as
typhus fever. One female nurse and ono fe-
male helper and three male helpers in the
typhus fever wards on North Brother Island
are i'll with typhus and three male helpers are
isolated with suspicious symptoms
Frederick J. Hamilton. q reporter OF the Com.
nnercial Advertiser. Who in spite Of DR.. Edsons
commands to the contrary. went through the
infected rooms at ~ East Twelfth street ff-
island Wednesd"s evening III Of tynhus. 0 Two
other reporters who ~ Pm him have as
with ne homes: swoks he oaxns hense
lss Ludlow street yesterday morning with a
Hospital. where his disease was imm ed lately
Oo sna drtR Rq Hss sr
to North Brother Island: The health inspec,,
tors traced the orsn his disease to e
h Ser Hsfs sMH Teefi ss9 East who
Hospital for treatment for pneumonia on
Wednesday night. was found yesterday to be
suffering with typhus fever and was taken to
North Brother Island.
Aaron. Aaronson. who contracted the disease
at - Monroe street. and vas removed from
ptal on Wednesday night. With the excep-
tion of five. whose condition is reported as
patients in the hospital are doing we'll Three
new cases Of ttyphus developed yesterday
were taken to the island from the pest house
AZ East Twelfth street, on Monday.
WILKEsBARRE. March 3.-On account OF the
breaking out OF typhus fever among the stu
dents tho Wyoming Seminary has been closed.
There were 400 students in the institution.
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Fsrisne and Fanny Romano and Mrs. Webster

feliane and Fanny Romainean Mrs Wooster
In his station house.
II the highest court NJ England had said
that that was a Il sreputnbe and rerrehcnsi-
bic thing to do. would that have changed your
opinion 2" asked Nv. Mitchell.
Not In the least" said Cart. Cross. lhhVe
nothing to do with England ..
Alter u recess 81 ~ hour AMI ,luafier
court reronvcrsd ut = u'rlo"k w. Howe he
gan at once to sun UP for the defence, lie fo-
marked Incidentally that God had gwen
Assistant District Attorney Mcintyre, h"ad
81 crystal and nerves OF brass He cnliea
Goodwin u "lhertinr. II Instardi and a
lechcrous devil went al,out the halls will, only
the coat OF his raiapns on and making Ed,a
indecent notions. say he ought to haze bofn
shot. You would have shot hin. ana wouiu
do so. as sure MS there Is God in henNcn.t ".
morrow. u any misrreant went about " any
hotel 40 insulting my wife. Webster hnu ioNo
In his heart for this little woman. anu FAY
TINT II he had not defended her, bf Got
Almighty he ought TO have been shot hlmsell.
He proposed that the Jury settle ne cusnihnr
question by taking the two unbrnkcn ones u
the Jury room. smn sling ono against he door'
and letting one Of tho jury ial! on TIE other.
That method. he said: would show how tho
cuspidOr was broken In Goodwin room IN
tuch way that the rim was whole, hc SPOKE
for two hours. Court adjourned untii ~,
o'clock this morning. when Mr. S,apler VIII
take three hours to sum up Tor tho prose-
cution,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
A PROFITABLE TALK.
Our Special Reporter Secures
the Facts.
he Detsr~'nsd to Thoroughly 1avestisate
asnhiect that 10 Causing Much Con-.
nent, and I1c HAS Succeeded.

nent, and lrc Has Succeeded.
Two days ago one of the most prominent professional
men in New York published . letter outspoken so
unusual as to cause extensive talk and awaken much
comment. Yesterday interviewed the gentleman a.
to the contents Of the letter aud he fully confirmed
in every respect. lie not only did this hut he also
mentioned number OF unusual cases which had come
under his observation in which little less than miracle
had been performed.
So important has tho entire subject become that do.
termined to investigate TO the bottom and accord
lney called upon Mr. Albert @. Eaves the prominent
costumer at 90 East 18th at tho gentleman mentioned
in my interview with the d jctor yesterday MIR Eaves
has made quite name. A complete kno wisdge Of his.
tory an appreciation of art and reliability
tial In his profession.
"Mr Eaves." said. II learn that your wife has had
a most unusual experience: are you willing to do.
scribe II I"
The gentleman thought MONT mt and an expression
Of pleasure passed over his face. when think" he
said" OF what my wife once passed through and the
condition she is In to-day cannot but feel gratitude
Nearly three years ago she at tho point or DEATH
You can understand how sick she was when say she
was totally blind ana lay In state OF
Three doctors attended her and nii agreed that her
death was only question OF hours perhaps minutes"
MAY ask what the doctors called her trouble ~
"trTmta and pucrpera commissions. so you can
imagine how bad sho must have been. AZ last oas
doctor III WAS DR. n A. QUINN said that she still
able to swallow. moro attempt might no maze
and medicine was accordingly gwen her she
seemed to improve at once: In few days her sight
was restored ihavc had long, long Sleep. sho said.
upon recovering consciousness. AMI I roioicsd to
say that she restored to perfect health wholly
through the Use OF Warmers Safe Cure which the
remedy we administered when shs was past all con.
scousncss.'
Hooked Mt Mr.. Eaves as he said this Ills faes was
bcAming with satisfaction. lie continued:
- The physicians told us. after my wre'a recovery.
that she could endure child. BIRTH md 30. W
have u nne hoy nearly year old and do not know what
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
The Rim OF R,.er.,d. Park.

James A. Deering and Cyrus Clark led COM
mittee representing the West Side Citizens
Association and the Riverside Park Associa-
ton into the Mayors office yesterday They
wanted the Mayor to favor the bill authorizing
the taking by the city OF the land fronting on
Riverside Park between the railroad tracks
and the river. In order to save 1t from falling
into the hands OF persons who might erect
upon 1t manufactures or other structures that
Mayor said he could favor no bill calling for
the expenditure Of q large amount OF public
nppooa tho htlI
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GLOUCESTER. Mass. March 3-The schooner
Fannie T. Thrasher OF Portland was towed In
this harbor yesterday. after having passed tho
night In dangerous position off the Magnolia
shore, where she had to anchor. Two OF her
men. Peter Olsen and william Hart. attempted
to reach the shore In q boat but lost an oar.
had failed to reach the schooner nine long
shoremen got to her with line. by which the
vessel was towed by tug into port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
The stomach can deal with

The stomach can deal with
a drop when it cannot deal
with a spoonful.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil broken up into drops
invisibly small; each separate
drop is wrapped in glycerine
so that the taste is lost.
This is why SCOTS Emul-
sion is the easy and effectual
form of cod-liver oil.
Hypophosphites Of lime
and soda combine in tonic ef-
feet with the half-digested oil.
Let US send you a book on
it; free.
SCOTT & Bowxr, Chemists. -, South 9Th Avenue,
New York.
Your drusgis, keep. Scott. Emulsion Of eod.lives
oi-all druggists everywhere do. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
Only Ten Years Tor Coaaor.

Edward Conner, ex-conyict. attacked Henry
Tanner n Chicago salesman, who was stopping
at the Aston House. in tho, portico OF the Post
Office building early on the morning Of Fen
Sergeant McCaYerty seized Common and had a
fight to hold him., In the General Sessions
tho second degree. aud got Oh with item years
sentence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
Accused b. .. Uncorroborated Little Girl.

All Juh. a Chinaman. who works in Wah
Sings laundry at 275 Elizabeth street. was
taken to the Mulberry street police station last
night. followed by crowd Of Italians. All
Juhs face was covered with blood from cut
near his left eye. and no had long. uGly-look-
ing cut on his right wrist. Amelia Menole a
IOyear cid Italian ST. Mho lives With her
cused the Chinaman Of attempting to assault
her In the back room OF the laundry. She told
her uncle. Di Martina, and he was taking 1t
interviewed.
Ali Juh is a Sunday school boy. He inter-
telling her story by asking the Sergeant to
"mnEe her swear" All Juh denied the whole
story. He WAS held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
Arrested on an OLD Warrant.

A. Delmort Jones was arrested on Wsdnes-
day night and locked up at Police Headquar-
ters. Yesterday he was taken to Jefferson
Market. It was found that he had been ar
rested on q warrant Issued on Feb 20 in the
John j. Herman with having obtained money
on a draft ON London that was refused on the
other side As the case against Beyfus had
against Mr.. Jones. he was pRroled In the GUS
fOdv Of hia LAWYER.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
Another Government Tug Launched.

Boston. March 3.-The United States Gov
eminent tug Wahneta was launched Mt Lor-
ing's shipyard this afternoon. The storm was
so severe that there were very few spectators.
Miss Amy Gallagher. daughter Of tho Hon.
Charles 4. Gallagher. christened the bout
The Wahneta is OF steel throughout. with the
exception Of the keel. stern. and stern posts.
Her length is 102 feet over all She Is com
plete and hns trip expansion engines, The
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04

BUFFALO, March 3.-Thomas Simons. alias
Harris. tho insurance swindler. who for four
years has, under thirty-two aliases. been
swindling insurance companies in various
day after n iury had been secured He was sem
fenced to three years in the Erie county peni-
Tertiary Simois says that not more than five
insurance claims out Of twenty are honest. and
that. II he can Retlemploymcnt with the insnr-
ance companies after he has served his term.
agents who IRE sWindling them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
Ohio's Kelley Institute Incorporated In New
JerSey,

The Kelley Institute COMPANY OF Ohio was
incorporated In Newark. n. j., yesterday with
capital stock Of $2OO.OOO. 81 900 paid In. The
bichloride OF gold cure. and the incorporstors
ars Charles H. Bowe Of Columbus John Cum
Wins Of this ely ~ W. II. and II. l. Knauss Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
A Refuge lor Pauser Pilgrims.

Mayor Grant caused letter to be written to
T. Thomas Fortune yesterday telling him that
the destitute persons from Arkansas and the
Cherokee Strip may be sent to the Statekulms.
house ut Flutbush.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-04
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It was The evidence
OF Nelson q. Record
made the defence look
blue. and what Can't.
Cross OF the West
Thirty-seventh street
station said was not
pleasant for them.
The first witness
yII 49,
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Lad al~ VOs1 L1rzal
GUARNICIONER COLCHONERIA
dc Jose Torres Y Perez.
UNICO In II RAM0

El duehO dc este acreditado establecimientO
ene el honor de partcipar al pdblco haberlo tras-
ladado de la calle de Tetuan n6m. Al Ia de San
Francisco ntm SO, local mas 4mpliO y c6ntrico, en-
dOnde Ofrece servlcios al p6blicO en- los ramos
qxpreeadOs, los que ha cOnsagradO mas de velnte
amos de practica los pCincipales taleres de Eu.
xOps.
COnfecciOna y cOmpone toda clase de arnesea
para caballOs de c0Che y silia.
Verifca TODD trabaiO del ramO de guarnicio-
ner1a talabarter1a, por dificil y cOmplcadO que
sea, asf como cOnstruye tambi6n cOlchOnes, alme-
hadas, lOnas para Camas, maletas de cuer0, carte.
ras de viaie, cinturenes y demas Objetos pertene
cientes dichOs ramos.
Tlene Il gustO de ofrecer tambi6n las se6O-
rsas soEaTjtas un variadO suTtido= de citturOnep
dc Ultima m0da de todos precioa.
Construye cOrreajes para mihtares, volunta
rios armada.
Ofrece tambi6n un variado surtidO de fnn daf
de reW0lvers, asf negras como de cOlOres, lisas =
grabadaa eiUa de mOntar para senOras Y caballe
rOs, elegantes cabezadae con adOrnOs senclllaR,
bridas espUelas de varias classes, sudaderOs, fee
tes TODD 10 necesariO para enjaezar un brioso
eaballO con Ia elegancia gusto que pueda desea1
el mas apuestO jinete para mOntar con OrgullO.
Acuda el pdblicO que desee prOpOrciOnarse
esOs ar1Cul0s cualeeQuiera OtrOs del ram0, este
acreditadO eatablecimientO, en- Ia seguridad de
que Quedar& sumamente complacidO, mo- solo Dol
Ia buena calidad de los ebietos. sin0 por su ele
gancia baratura al extreme de no tener cOmpe-
tencia en- tOda Ia Isla, pHee In nOraa de 81 duefC
mo- Oh Otra que dejar conplaeid0 el gustO mas exi
gsnue de sua favOreCed0ras.
Puerto Rico de DiciAmhr0 de 1891. /.
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Aqua de Insalus

Esta aqua mineral bastante conocida on
K - >to-Rseo, ha llegado de Lzarza Guipdz-
Goa J, Es agradable al paladar, bicarbona-
tada. alcalina, sumamente digestiva y reco-
n1eudada muy ehcazmente para dispepsias
gastlalgias, On general para toda clase de
nteEmedades del esG0mago. Sc ha empleado
tam5l6n con 6xito singular para las ateociones
del rlron, Was urlnarlas y Vejiga. HaDra bo
tellas medias b0tellas q preclos limitados. a.
Dhijirse & la calle de San Sebastian 81 ca
sa del senor BARRIOLA, 6 q Ia sucursal para
la yenta al detalle: Don Santos Filippi, San
'JustO mum 81. 45-34
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La I.oci6n MONTE5

40 tiene gual para 81 tratamiento de toda pro.
lucci0n herp6tica ha4aenio desapareoAr psi
nero 81 picOr molesGisin3o, restituyendo des
pn6s Ia normalidad al sitio enfermo LALoCI0N
es inofensiva, y, 10 mismo que medicamento,
tlene conquistado un puesto en- ell toeador de
las senoras como preparaci6a higi6nica de pri
mer 0rden.
~ La LOCi6m sgssE6Iserpeslc0 dsl
doctoc MONTES, es ell preparado que mas Sc
usa en- Madrid Y otras eapiSalas de Eneopa.
para hacer dasapareeer Ia easpa Oh la cabeza,
eVftandO seguraments ia ca4da del eaoello
Sustituye al aqua de QWi'sG que NADIA hace,
como esta agradablemente pertumada, las Sc
noras encontraran On ella IN aqua de tocad0r
improbable, 10 mismo para usarla On la eabe,
"a que On la cara, con 10 que eYitaran que 81
cdtis padezca de barros, gristas, maachas 6
lrrltaelOnes producidas por 81 sol y el aire. que
tanto afean y estrOpean Ia piel de Ia cara.
La Looon SO vends an las farmacias de los
senores Daub6n, Gliler5l aGy y B.aoco; en to
das las buenas fsrmsoias da la Isla Los seIo
res Pharmaceutical, pueiaa hacer los pedidoF, al
unico representante en estd Isla, don Farnau
do Sanchez, Gale Nusva Rio piedras. 45-39