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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26
GRAND OPENING
Of an immense assortment of
Ladies' NQsiDUndIerVear
Hamburg Edgings, etc.
Hamburg Edgings, etc.

Having secured an immense lot OF LIZ
dies Muslin Underwear, Hamburg Egg
ings, etc., at a great sacrifice, We propose
to soil them at prices to make them move
quickly. We are offering genuine bar
gains and make mention below Of a few
Of the moro prominent. Convince your
selves.
One lot Chemises at 25c, fine musIin,
rufled neck.
Ono lot Chemises at 35c, very fine mua-
lin, neatly trimmed.
One lot Chemisea at 48c, very fine mug
lin, Hamburg Jokes, feather edge finish.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at Csc, fine
muslin, 2 rows sheering and rufIle.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at 35c, fine
muslin, lows sheering ard rufle.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at 49c, fine
muslin, 6 fine tucks, with hemstItched
Hamburg.
Que lot Ladies' Skirts at Acc, with three
tucks and ruffle
One lot Ladies' Skirts at Toe, With
3 tucks and Hamburg rutlie.
One lot Ladies' Skirts at CSC, nth 4
tucks and fine Hamburg ruffie.
Cne lot Ladies' Night Dresses at 4ec
tucked yoke and ruffled trimming.
One lot Ladies' Night Dresses at Toe,
yoke tucked Hamburg inserting and edge.
One lot Ladies' Night Dresses at 99c,
punched tucks, fine Hamburg embroide-
~ trimming.
One lot Plain Corset Covers at 1910.
One lot Hamburg trimmed Corset Cow
era at 25c.
One lot DO, at 35c.
Ono lot Lonsdale Cambria ' cut,
One lot Gents Night Robes at 49c, col
ored corded fni.h.
One lot Infants Slips at Acc, fine tucks.
Hamburg edgo and inserting.
One lot do. at Toe.
One lot Cbildren's Dresses at 75cs with
fine tucks, Hamburg edge and inserting
One lot Childrsn's Chemises at 25c to
close.
Hamburg Edgings at 4c, Sc, &c, 1oc,
12c, 16c, zoe and 25c. We arc selling
these regardless of value. Come early
and get the first choice.
Balance Of stock Of Cloaks, Blanketa
and Comforts Of half Price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26
Sickness Among Children.

Especially infants, Ia prevalent more or less
at Bill times, but ia largely avoided by giving
proper punishment and wholesome food.
The mes. successful and reliable OF all is the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Your grocer and druggist keep 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

Tbos. Il. BsrrIe died ut his home, West
Wood. Prince Georges county, Nd, yettsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26
FOCAL NEWS.
TuEspAY EVENING, JANUARY &c.
The Phillips Case Submitted.

For tYi, section fair TIL Thursday, cold wave,
northwest gales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge J. K. III.
Norton presiding-B. Wheatley Va. John
Crigle,'s admr Mary a. Dearborn vs. Chas.
Dearborn B Whestey Va. I.sso Turner'S
admr., and W. II. Taylor va. Mary Taylor
reports Of commissioners confirmed aid
causes continued.
Rev. A. P. Saunders was granted permis-
zion to perform the rites OF metrlmopy.
Com. vs. jeff. PHILIPPE, convicted Of muir.
der motion for new trial case submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

POLICE REpoRT.-Last night YVES clear
and cod with Ave prisoners and one LOGGER
at the citation house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following case
VIM. Parker, Isaac Wa'tioston and Dsnris Csr.
ter, all colortd, for paying crap wore fined 81
esch.
ia. Sullivan, for breaking into car and etc al!
Jog lherefrom, WAS mt on to tho grand jury.
Two OF the young NTH arrested fer f2hing IN
the street on saturday :, isht wera fined Sc each,
and the othtrs were discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26
DRY GOODS.


Many of you will have a new
Gown or Suit, therefore you'll need
some of the other requisites that g
to make up an attractive evening
outfit.
Perhaps the Most Import
ant Weara6ze is
CLIO YES.
We make feature of fitting at our
Glove counters.
Iadies' 4-button Whita Suede Gloves,
81 pair.
Ladies 9-bntton.length Mousquetaire
White Suede Gloves.
Ladiec' Adult on Pearl Kid Gloves.
$3.50 pair.
Ladies' S-button-length Mousqust,ire
Pearl Kid Gloves.
$ls5 arair.
s'ies' IL, 16, and bu.ton-length
Six hitts.
ST, 81. 90, and $3.50 pair.
Ia3ies' 8-Sutton-length silk Mitts.
5Oc pair.
(first 1oor, 11thrst. anne1.)
NroRwEAn'
Chiffon rfllng $1.25 and So yard.
(First floor, second annex
49,
FANS.
Coque Feather Fans, In all co,or..
$1.25.
Hsnd-painted Gauzs fans, with carved
sticks
90, $3.50, 50, 81 snd $3.50.
Ostrich Feather Fans, with pearl, tor
tolse shell, or ivory sticks.
SIS, So, $40 and SIS.
Lace Fans with ebony or bone sticks.
So, SO, o and SIP.
(First floor, 18th st. building.)
-;0-
MILLINERY
Aigrettes for the hsirin evening shades,
35c to SIPS.
flowers, branched and in punches, for
dress trimmings.
60c, Toe and 81 % bunch.
Violets, In assorted colors
10c to Toe bunch.
ia floor, I'd annex.)
49,
a EMS WEARABLE9.
MEMS Drcss Bow5 aud Ties.
16 and 25c.
Meas Fast Plack Blk Half Hose
81 to $3.50 = pair.
special line OF SILK Half Hose, in Tana
aud Grsys.
$50 pair.
Meme Ever ing Gloves in correct shade5
Me1's Dress Shirts.
ST. 81 %. and 81 go
& special line Of Dress SHIFTS, with ex-
ira wide pain or fancy o.oms, 1 or
o. elets, open back and front,
ST. so.
Silk End fatin Suspenders, plain and
embrcilered.
$l25 to So so pair.
First floor, at annox.)
NJ GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX.
ANDRIA.
WOODWARD & L0THRoP
10th, 18th, and F Streets, n. W.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

ALEXANDRIA MARxEr. January 26.-The OF
ferings Of grsin to day were light and hut it'll
was dore On Change. Prices were Dry nomiHa
and we quote: Wheat 65a1O1; Corn 47e62
Rye 7OAe3 and Cats 3Sa42 Country preduce i:
wanted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, jan. 25.-55
Cattle were offered and sold "a follows: Best Ala
As; good SIS a.; mediam 3As3s4c common
2s3c. 156 Sheep and Lambs were offered; sheep
3s5 1ac. and Lsmrs at 6i7c, Calves 5a7c. Cows
and Calves brought S26a50. Market slow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

os1oAao, Jan. 26-1O:45 a. m.-wheat- Jan
81, nominsl Msy 81 y. Corn-Feb 371b; May
401s. Oats-Jsn montreal: Nav 30A. Pork =
Jan 81 60 bid; May SIP 05aSi2 071h Lard
Jan IS 81. nominal; Nay $6 20 So 1919. Short
ritH--Jsn $5 TOSS 724a nominal May Sc OBJ
ass o..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-virgiula oo1sols -;
1910 = bid; do IS 72a72A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-26

New YoBK, Jan 26-ootton q1iet uplands
9-16 Orleans 1916; futures steSdy. Flour
Gull ind weaa. Wheat quiet and steady, Corn
dull and easy, Pork qu.et and steady at IS rs I,
$40 Is Lsrd quiet and easy at $6 80.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

nothing thought Of the matter, until
Sergeant Donovan also walked In aud
informed Price that he was breaking
both civil and religious laws. Chic /
Paul and Captain Donovan cOrflh-
Grated the general facts In tho case,
aud after ehort Htaiemente 10y the A..
torneys, the court dismissed the
charge against Merrill aud fined Pticc
81 and costs, masking a total Of slTIO,
which was paid.
william Cedorlof was arrested yes.
terday afternoon under tbs Territorial
statutes, charged with beiOuliug the
waters OF Emigration canyon by al
lowing the drainage from his stock
corral 10 run into the creek. He gave
"a bond OF 500 for his appearance on
September 9th.
David Kerr was arrested late yea
tCrday afternoon upon charge OF OBJ
taini x goods under false pleteusc..
Among the property captured by the
police WINS tent, "purchaseI" at
Rouey d Co.'S q set OF books when
defendant obtained from Kelly q Co.,
some clothing, n big roll OF buckskin,
etc., for which the owners have not yet
heen found. Kerr had tnilfuad
ticket from Salt Lake 20 payson on his
person whom caught.
Laura 1ressmsn Va. John ). GFess.
nan g. astiit for divorce iiioi yesterday
afternoon ia the Third District rOnrt.
The pgrti.s were married Ia 1861 ami
have four children. DISCRETION aud
failure 10 support are alleged ~
grounds for the action.
Ernest and Edward Gfeeu, Of Grand
County, are charged with stealing a
horse from Amor koicr, fprm"t liv-
Ing near Lvhi. rhsy were taken We.
fore COmmi.Honer BRENNAN Ygsler.
uay afternoon, and the CJmmissipuor
fixed their bonds at 500 each, ana BET
their preliminary hearing for next
Saturday afternoon. FL. Green, the
youngest az iho brothers, was parjOned
irom the panitpntiafy last fail while
serving n sentence.
Before Judge Anderson yesterday
afternoon.
In the case Of the reuth Ward Lum.
Der aud Building Association We. lie
Il. Cushing ct al. a stay Of execution
was granted pending a motion 20 open
the default previously entered.
In tire ease Oi Lewis Goldsmith ".
William Douglas, permission was
given plaintiff 70 withdraw the orig.
pal writ OF attachment to amend the
return.
Hamilton County Bank We. 4. W.
Johann Chlars1n Butler ot AL; default
OF Il. W. J. G.. Butler AMI l.. Butler
entered anu decree OF foreclosure
granted.
GiovRuna Cercghinc began suit in
the rhird District Court yesterday AZ
tetnOOn against j. Newman aud A.
Croundroot. The pIEutiT alleges that
defendants have unlawiuliy obsuucted
private alleyway upon his premises
at Bingham, and she asks that the OBJ
structions be removed. She also de
sircs damages In the sum % $500. and
that they lie enjDined from molcsiing
her In the future.
when the Third District Court con-
venes on the 18th lust. for the Septem.
Der torn, Chief Justice Zane viii
charge the grand jury, aud business
will he entered upon In real earnest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Everybody Ia tho ire department
knew Father Cohen, the oldc5t reporter
In New York. ana everybody liked him
The news Of his death especially gricved
Battalion Chief McGill, who had known
the venerable reporter for years. When
he heard that Superintendent Byrncs,
the police commissioners and others Of
the police force woro going to send n
floral piece to bo laid on Cohen'R coffin.
he determined there should also be some
thing from the fire department. He col.
lected nearly fifty dollars among tho
tiromon. The exnctions Of department
business prevented him from looking
after the matter himself the ncxt day
and he hsuded the subscription money
10 a iirrnhn and sent him TO florist
with an order for n design.
Mr.. Cohen was reporter, wasn't
hcy' the florist said. Gan right; have
an iiea thrt will exactly suit. Leave
that TO me-"
POLITICIANS, policemen, iiremon and
newspaper men had Just begun to
gather at the old reporters home, in
Hnrlom, on the day of the funeral when
the bell rang, and q messenger from the
florist delivered hugo doral piece, aud
said It was sent bytho hrcmen Of Kew
York. II was a superb bed of roses,
and IN the center was facsimile Ia
white immortellos Of the reporters fire
badge issued TO Father Cohen 10y Mr..
Richard Croker whom hc was fire com.
missioner. Worked in rcd letters Has
the inscription Of tho official inscrip-
Niou!
: ADMIT ONLY WiTHrS FIRE LINES
Ivy OuuTu ~
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Il was handsome piece of work. hgt
II was set ia a corner with itG face
turned toward tho wall, aud other
flowers took Tvs place on the coffin
Now York sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
SALE OF REAL lsTATE.

yrSDEl AUTHORITY OF Az ORDER
u Of sale granted by me Probate
curt in aud FOR salt Lake county utah Tern.
tory, dated August tgth, lsl!, viii sell NJ PR
waite sale the following strlhcd real estate, To
wit; Commencing ~ point one % rod cg'i
AMI eight fs. ruda south from TIE northwest
corner nf Lot aovcu 10, In Block twenty three
t3Gin Plat "B. "snlt laio cay survey and run.
ming thence south four and one. halt 90
rnus, thCucc east nluU GOD fola, thence north
two anu one-h half or rods, thence west forty.
seven 40 feet, thence north two l2l rods,
thence west one hundred aud one aud one half
lulh fe,t to thc place 90 heginniug, Alec a
.Ight OF way over one w TOD east and west by
twenty .2Ol rods north and southuf and along
d . west eide Of said tiu common with Others
Interested lu aud entitled ,n the use of 70 ht
o. wHy over eaii land, situated IN salt Lete
CITY, IN sat Lake County, Utah 1crflury. sad
land will be sold subject To q lease now exist
ms on sad land.
dell a Adams, Attorneys, ~ and 20 East, First
snuth Street, salt Like CITY, SAT- Lake County,
UtAh Territory, on o. after september q, lsb2,
and BIDS Ia Wilulg wtll be received addressed
10 the UNDERMINED care Of SAID Whdicil n
Adams, ~ 10 aud including said last men
Term, on sale cash ten per cent % accom-
pany bid, balance on confirmation of safe.
CELEsTiA a, GIIlErT,
Guardian Of the person and estate OF Horace
Y. Glllott minor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
COURT MATTERS.


Commissioner Norrell had before
~" yesterday afternoon tho cases OF
we People vs.. r. s. Price and IL. n.
Ss'i'll saloonkeepers, OF =. West TEN.
l@l' charged with having violated
r 2l0l Of tho revised laws OF
Onn BY giving away drInks OF
sunky at their place OF business on
oun''y last. Tho defense had filed
'lsaurrer to tho complaint under th.
,rp'enension that the proceedings
' ,s~ Instituted under some city
mHAhee' but when the attorneys for
a' plaintiff announced that they
NV On 'he general laws regulating
,,, r1y conduct, the demurrer was
c e'ansn and plea OF guilty AZ 10
an, uahl Price entered. The defend.
Of tbs a. ICY mat he had not been aware
lbv s' existence OF any law prohibit.
e,ilsnmah from givipg away intoxi.
IA, !. Itlnks on that day. Last sun.
hays" ne was going 10 his saloon 10
eyt,.i onv repairing done there.
v,,a la o. tho boys about the electro
4, in,, asked II he would treat and
qbnts eA lhem and gave them four
NO money was taken. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

No bird IL better known to us than
the robin. It, song b. sweet and plain.
tiyo;it rises early and goes 20 bed late;
It loves 10 dwell and nestle near toman,
and has rn mir u spriyhtlincss and con.
idcnrc which cndolus II 90 us al.
Tie slngs of birds may be divided
into six uttuauccs. Tho call note OF
tho matc 30 " rihg' tho loud, clear noic
Of defiance, tho note Of icur when dam
ger threatens the nest, the note Of alarm
or war cry, the note Of affection Tor
their youns, mud the soft, tender full.
melodious love waFble.- Troy Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
Anacr cnr,cr rnn lhc wnnlc.

NhNHf't' NNNAA NNA' ~ NHHANa
William Carson was ont on one of tho
tugs one week ago Saturday, and with
tho crow OF the tux was engaged IN tgli-
ing hnlibut ou tho banks ahont thrre
miles west OF tho bar. Afirr catching %
l0-pOund halibut, several smaller ones
and few folcs. Mr. Carson hooked
something TINT walked away with hi,
line in . steady manner. lie called FOR
assistance, aud with tho captain and une
Of tho tugs crew tho result was the
same, the limo siendily walking away
from the three of chem, AUm was then
taken around one OF tho bits. when, Cs
the strain increased, It was seen that the
tug was swinging 20 the strain, and tbs
line NJ the same time appeared to be
moving towardtho surface.
Judge of The surprise Of Mr., CHrW!
when whale about forty foot long came
10 tho surface ana blew about 200 fee,
from the tug, with tho limo fastened 20
ono of his hul,cs. With sudden lunch
Of tho tug the line pur;cd near the bit 10
which it was fastened ana went Ayug
through tho Dir ia the direction oil the
whale. The whale etaid close around
the tug for couple OF hours, and
was struck with chunks Of coal and
shot at, to which ho paid no Intention
whatever.
After Captain Nelson had stuck him
and lost his line also, the tug steamed a
couple Of wilos farther ont to get away
from him, o., besides getting away with
the lines, ho had so disturbed the hah
that they would not blte.-Humbollt
Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Claimed Mllions, Got rnuncrs Grave.
Airs. Ann Dodge, who was mentioned
In New iori, paper recently al one VI
Moniana's miilionniros, Is roposing Co..
night IN % two cent rfaye. She cinimod
10 own vast estates 10 England. and had
papers TO give au air Of probability 10
her claim The matter he'd been iond.
ing Tor yeir Meanwhile sho hal be.
come ola and poor. aho came To Butte
from San Francisco q year ngo. aud
while here was forced 10 20 Ia the poor.
house, whero shc died Wednesday. By
a contract with tine county local uu.
darinEcr iricr BWt0s p1upcrs for two
cefis per head, ana that Is the kind Of q
grave iu which rnts the body Of WON.
nn who believed herself the righiinl
oyn,r " Ss,00O,uo0 10 propcity.-But,e
Cor. Helcnl independent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

nm $50 duty on ihe new pantuloons.
10 applied to the treasury department
Tor rebate, and IN his letter said. "a
fanciot those Tntaloons and bought
tnuu"
When he rsed the word "fanciod" he
gave his ca "a away Assistant Sccrc.
tary Cruuusc Informed him thnt the Nc
kirle, law admits FREQ Of duty articles
Of cluih.us which ufo n ''nece. ity.r
but as Clio .aimani himself admits that
he bought tho rantaloons because he
"fancicQ' thsm st stands to reason that
they were not nn article OF necessity.
Therefore be- must pay duty. Washing
ton Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

The re- idents Of Cartorsvillc. No. be-.
came somewhat alarmed and unusually
mous. few days ago. ON discovering
that tho ore IN n zinc minc Whereabouts.
ut "a depth Of eighty-iive feet proved 80
hot that il could not be handled without
thick gloves. They thought that satan
had suddenly changed biz abode and
moved his heating apparatus unpioas-
nntly near Cartersyillo. Yankee Blade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

Why He Pays Duty ON tho "Pants,"
Some rathor fine distinctions are
drawn IN the matter OF customs de-
cisions by the treasury department. A
citizen Of Detroit went over TO Canada
and bought pair of trousers, which he
wore home. The customs officers taxed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
NOTICE

Onlcc Of tho Pacific Lumber and nuilding Co..
sugar House, salt Lake County, Utah
N.rOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ mon the following described stocF, on
1cr0uui of nsscsaincnt levied On tho -gud day
Of univ. A. ID. ig., tue several amounts set op.
pusito the names of the respective sharchOId
ere, nb follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

In the matter Of the fstatc Of Ihomas Ga0o,
deceased,

In the Probate Court IN and Tor salt IAfO
county, Territory OF Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the r. ohato Court, IN and for SAT- Ihk,
County, Territory Of Utah.



County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter o. the Estate Of Davt. Love,
deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, TuAT
~ Isaac VI WRidei executor nj the Isst
VIII ami Testament i1f David Love, derohnpd.
has rendered for settlement and sled m said
c0urt ha nnAl account OF his administrati0n OF
sad cttiir. ana pCiitiun for lunl uftr uut On OF
ire residue OF 'Hid cstAio among tho uurHuHs
entitled thereto; aud that Thursdhy. the 2snd
day Of Fcptumhcr, A.D.l-9l. at ~ O'Clock H.m ,tt
tue Court Room of sntd Court. in the Cuut "
Court House, salt Lake cry and County. Utah
Territory ,hss been duly appointed by the Judge
81 said court Tor the settlement % said 40.
count, and hearing said rcition for dts.
trihuuon. 10 which time ana place any person
Interested IN fHid estnte nay appear nnd show
cause, u any there b . why SAN account should
not be acitlod and app owed and final distribu
ton made no prayed Tor.
Dated August 3jth. isg2
q. v. ALLEN,
Clcrf OF the Probate Court
u CAusTgS BROWNE. Jn., Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

And 10 accordance with law aud The order OF
The hoard of Directors, made ON the 2lnd Of
,iuly A. ID. 1872, 10 many shares ~ each parcel
0i such stock a. may be necessary wui ne sold
nj me onre OF tho lAcinc Lumber and Builuiug
"a surar House, soft Lake suuty, Utah, on
Inc l5th oil septumhrr. a. u ,lNH, ~ O'Clock
~ M. 10 nav delinquent assessment thereon,
togstler Win the cost Of adNcrtfing and cx-
p'"'''0' Wv i. NJ. LYMAN, Jr.. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01

In tho matter " the Relate " IhOmas Hanlo
deceased,
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry Coulam, administrator % The rs.
tate Of lhod, klnle, deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement, and nlcd m saii court, hi. nnAl
account OF his administration Of ssll estate
hnd.pcunon for nuAl distribution uf the rgsidun
Of said csthy among hopula ons cutitiCd there
%, and that Thursday, tho 9lhd Jay Of .opirm.
ter. ID. isyl,nt 10 o.cloct am, ~ the court
Room OF sAln CouTt,intno County Courthouse,
been duly appointed 10y The Judgr OF taid
Court, for tue tcitlemgnt 81 SAID account aud
hearing said petition for distribution, NJ which
time and place Any person interested IN said
estate may appear and show cause, u any
there 10, Why said account should not lo set.
tea ana approved ami hnal distribution made
40 prayed for,
dated August 80, lsal or ALlrN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
Nv IApgTEN UuUWNK in, peuuty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-26
SECClON JUDICIAL


II ~ " L "
Don Leopoldo Cerecedo y MILAN, Comisario de
de la quiebra de la Sociedad Cividanes y
Compania.
Por el presente Sc hace saber: Que por Pro
videncia de este dia dlctada en- los autos referi-
los y secclon seganda sobre Administrator Sc
ha dispuesto la venta en- p1biica subasta por ter
mlno de ocho dias de los efectos mercantiles ocu-
pados, que no pueden conservarse, los cuales es
tan poder del Depositario don Avelino Vicen-
te, senalandose para que tenga efecto el remate
81 dia primero del pr6ximo Diciembre a las dos
de la tarde en- ell almacen del mismo Depositaro
hacl6ndose constar que para la regulaci6n de los
precios que Sc hayan de vender dichos efectos
So estara 10 dlspuesto en- 81 artlculo 1886 del
C6digo de Concrete antique, que la relacion de
los mismos con sus precios respectivos, estan
disposition de los que quieran tomar parte en- la
subasta, en- el o6cio del actuario que refrenda.
Dado en- San Juan Bautista de Puerto Rico
veinte dos de Noviembre de mil ochocientos
noventa y dos.-Leopolao Cerecedo, El Escr1ba-
no.-.7OSf Ma. SQn3Uan. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-26

Tn perlodico de Barcelona da cuenta del 81
guiente fen6meno Observable en- aquella Capital:
"Las personas que pasaban por las GALES del
Ensanche = por la plaza de Cataluna, pudieron
contemplar un curioso fen6meno de la naturale.
"a Cinco minutes antes de las doce de la no.
che cruz6 el espacio b6hdo de gran tamano,
que presentaba un color violaceo muy fuerte. Di-
cho bolico descendio con una rapidez vertiginosa
hacia ell Norte, ilum1nando el espacio durante
tres cuatro segundos, y al llegar, al parecery
cerca de la Inca del horizonte, Sc inham6 produ-
ciendo una gran humareda hasta que desapareclo
del TODD. Desde la plaza de Cataluna Sc observe
perfectamente el fenomeno, que contemplation ex.
tasladas las personas que pasaban entonces por
aquel sitio".