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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02
MUSICAL NOTES.

This evening Anton Seid and his Metropolitan
Orchestra will begin a series Of four sunday Night
Concerts In the Madison Square Garden Concert Hail.
The distinguished leader will be assisted by the best
available vocalist and instrumentalsts Following is
the programme for this evening"
French Mllitary March SsincSaens
overture ''CoriOlanus," ..............; BeethoNe1
"Medits uon" ..Bach-,,0anoo
-Four Slave Dances Dane oya;a; Verd
Miss Lillian Bauvdt.
For string orchestrs. Ca) Bluette. ,
To- f" WolOnceIio V Solo, Victor Herbert
';rend Aria, from Faust ;.-........-Gounod
Signor Csmpanini
Grand Aria from ..LucIs .Donizetti
Miss BauVet $50
Forest Scene "Siegfred and the Bird" Wagner.
Fantasia "Cavallerfa Rustc3na, "..... MascaEhl.
Under the patronage OF the Archbishop OF New
York, grand sacred concert will be given at MUSIC
Hall, Ffty-seventhst. and Seventh-avc. on the oc-
cason Of the Golden Episcopal Jubilee Of Pope Leo
Mi, on Sunday evening, February 10, 1893. The
vocal selections will be taken from the repertory OF
the Sisne Chapel. consisting chiefly OF the works
of Palestrina which exclusively rendered by the
Papal choir. The symphony Orchestra, OF New
York under the direction Of Walter Damrosch, VIII
furnish the instrumental music
The first rehearsal will take place Tuesday,
October 4, at O'Clock p. m, In Music Hall south
Halp 10 which all singers. ladies and gentlemen, who
nosscss a good voice and fair knowledge OF music
are invited.
Mr. Charles j. Coleman. who Is well known In the
West As leader OF light opera has recently organized
thc New York Operp Club an Institution devoted to
the production Of comic opera by amateurs The club
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ONLY 1TAMMANY ANNEX.

tenants Orcse Leoncavao. Roberto Giiia and Iuardi
Marlni, OF the Italian warshp Giovanni Bausan.
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Hlisetllanrons.

NINE. HULL'S. I57 West c3d.st, =.
the only place where hair from the face
neck. arms. &c, can be removed success
fully without pain or injury.
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Gin Real estate Go fet.

ron KENr.-Murray Hll elegantly
furnished house. mirrcrS. paintings bdc-
a-brac. piano.. etc; nrst-cla-~ n"lchtor.
ht0f, strictly private family; $1,000.
4. .. BoN 2.OoS.
\ DESIRABLE al light loft .5Nloo ut
1871 West 3l-t-st. rem; 200. Premises. or
THOMAS s. ECkEENON. 50 W. 3otA'st
GENTLEMAN and WIFE. owning y
story house, with pa scnlcr elevator. VIII
lease ir.t second. third and fourth floor.
. rooms including chambers 10 r. -pou-lpl'
family modern house decorated hardwood
nour, and trim. nr~t-cla-s I'm every respect !,
d .,,ii tblr Wet side nclghborho Il. For per-
init apply at Room >. ~ West 2sth-~t.
HOUSES TO Unfurni,hei and
furnished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. go broadway.
TO LET. 49,, EMMETT -rwo.story
Trenton rick 8 rooms. all improvements /;
near Emmct-,t station and hcr-ccatS, good
ncighb. rhoOd s2t0 GEO. +. DODp. Olo
rroal-,t. Newark y. j.
10 AND I4s WEST OATH ST. tory.
a. 30 and 81 800 Premises. 10 10 .. week
days.
loo EAST syIH.ST
10 let unfufni>hcd very stylish
little house. decorated upstairs dining
0om. butlcr's pantry cNtnHion very ME
~ 400; years lease less. Keys with
1854 Fast eyth-st
$50 LEXINGTON
To let. unfuinishci. very stylish little
| buffers pantry extension, very nicc for
| refined family plenty u room, rent
| u SEQ ? wears lease at less. koys with
! Janitor. 1854 East Soth-st
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Rooms Wante0.

GENTLEMAN and wife want nicely fur.
nshed room, West Side between sd and
95th SITS table board for lady; lef relccs
exchanged. Il. r.. Box l61, Tribune Up.
town ONCE. 24o Broadwav.
WANIED.-A- permanent home by
two gentlemen, father and son, 3 unfur-
n,hed rooms and bath. with or without
board In private family; centrally locahd.
Answer, giving full particulars. TO h,
Tribune Uptown Office, l,2t2 Broadway.
References exchanged.
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Mlarbinerp.

DY NAMOS and MOTORS.-New aprar.
stus factory. GI7 Kent ave. Hroo9Ivn
s,c0nd.hand eppantus bought. sold and
Tepaired factory. - Morris-st. JersHS
.iN. CHtSLEY e. Co. Electrical ES
glnecrs and Contractors. Electrical ENcbanrn
I.ulldius ''-"
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In tals diagram continuous white line shows IN,
changes In pressure. Indicated BY Inc Trbules self.
recording baomc'r. The broken line represent. tom.
persture g. obeerN ed al Periys Pharmacy.
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.

VERY d .i.t,ble stable. al 10 aud rs
West ai,t--t. single .till- double -ial
fcnt 81 900. THOMAS n Eek EbSON. -
Wet 10Th t.
CiIOICE EAST SIDE. corner lott at
iractlvc nr>t-cla-' residences by ~ buildrrS,
nv speciality terms 20 suit HON ilt BOST-
WICK. ParkaVc. and SCth--t
FoK SAILS lot~ IN IIobohcn. to 10
In each plot factory or building purposes
heap. e. ". WRIGHT. - NewarA-si..
lloloAcn y. J.
FOR SALE-An 81 cant mansion on Mad.
-on-a,e.. NJ tn crest = Murray I'M fuil
lot. primo al, only inGuii, OF i. e.
DuNALL, Temple Court, Ne"'f"rN.
PLOT lots. finest ir Washington
or. owner Al ont l~a,ln- at, -r.4ns easy.
PARTRIDGE. 100 West l6th--t.
DIST. orglining oth.aNe.-tlcemt
no side llght 2-,tory extension miRht
lclor. =. NIAON. 90 Htoadwsj.
IAsrtClION INVITED fifst-,la-s
cabinot-nnish artistically decorated. i--torN
| high-,toop ,cd stonc and buch dwelling %
feet and 10 inches by % feet aud extension
BY l02 feet eNtrn-ion includes every story
but The fourth; block restricted id2 West
! 10Th 81. price 49, 900. Inquire on picn-
isea. SNMtaL tOLt ORD, owner
- WEST 75rII ST tour.story house.
| cabinet finish. bIJ,ts pantry extension :;
dorLle system heating: handsomely d,cJr.
90 bir2a'n quick purchaser FOLSOM
BKOTllLka. $40 iro'dwny.
| noo Ft.t.r lfoni ,rntr.,i P,rk cntlg,.,-.- nm
restricted bloci. ri-t-cla-, cabinet finish. 20.
| foot font and extension i.,torv h!eh.sfop
! brick and brown~tOur bOw-Nindow dwelling.
| hanG-nn',ly lcrortt.1. lot flil d~pth Ia
| Wet s,th..t. SO 900 Inquire on pron.
| ise,. SAME tOICOitD owner. &
| Wr4t .i.t-nt
| 80,
$1,000 ASH, fso"o uoi tgaRn WIN
buy Two louI--toiy Dick corner huiidihgS
Income, 10 per cont net Auui u, Ion
| Z. tribune.
Brooklyn
\ HOUSE AND LOT for sale or To let
all improvements; 20 Lafiyette-a,c..
| Brooklyns (near Washlngton-aNr.l Inquire
at LONITIS CO., 30 'ourt-st.
, coon o.story and I,..n,cnt stone
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90 Oct for Business purposss.

pUu.DINGs. stores, lofts. Offices and
.,uaios. desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, s26 Broadway.
81 AND % BARCLAY.sT, eornS
Cbnrch. st.. 5OxlO0, with basement ana esa'
lar. PLASS. 234 Broadway.
% PARK PLACE facing elevated 80
,ion with 40 feet In Church-st., ana oase'
ment 24x75. and cellar 5ox1o. fLASS'
ga Broadway.
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Real estate 10 Crrhanse

FOR EXCHANGE. - Three-story ana
basement brownstone dwelling, choice loca.
lion. for smaller house In Brooklyn o.
suburbs. LEONARD MOODY, "a TlsA
bvsh-sye., brooklynA
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for Sale.

ALMOST NEW 5000 upright sacrificed
AGO TO quick purchaser; no reasonable offer
refused must sell Immediately. 357 West
S2d-st
FOR SALE OR RENT.-~mall dwelling.
POO West 63th-st; keys 253
GENUINE black and tan pup very small
and pretty. . 39i dave. Loar I93d.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

A HANDSOME front or back pariol
connected with good restaurant; terms MOD
crate, 81 West 2ist-st.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-10-05
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

advertisements not exceeding an inch Tor tan
!ines OF small type) in length will be inserted in
!n1s column Tor ono dollar per week. hfty cents
the hsst insertion and twenty 1--we cents esch ed.
ditional nalinsertion-paysble In advanced
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EVERY one IN need Of information o. the subject
~ OF advertising will do we'll 70 obtain copy Of
"book for Advertisers. ~ pages. price one dol.
lsr. Mailed. postage paid. on receipt Of price.
Contains careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory Of oil the best papers and
class ,ournsle: gives the circulation rating OF
every ono. and good deal sf Information about
rates and other matters pertaining 70 the business
Of advertising. Address ROWELL'0 ADYERTIH,
ING BUREAU. 10 Spruce g.. \.
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MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
INT. CARROLL, LILY

Its 4O under the
study extended
special attention. in colleges IA.
s without examination distinguishing the thor
ough practical work department. Conservatory Music. II.
School of Arts its Normal Department. the best tn.
many helps students moderate
all earnest worthy Nermal education
stenogphy Typewng opens the way for h
who would become "bread winners" Positions
This institution has features peculiar nom
Eighteen students the v inst
closed and this year np
States rependhom Warrington
wersachng from know moro fh
school, write sample copy of the .tuden.' Journal
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S76 IN &1h0 can b. maze month'y::vork'
49, ~ ~ HHOO Ing for B. +. Johnson A Co.
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A. O. u. W.Jsn.A'11Irar M 7 7 q Lopez y q

meets every FIRsr and THIRD MONDAY in esct
month-at Ancient Workmen Hall. In tho RILEY
block. corner cf Bullion and Main streets HALEY
Hour: From April 80 to October 81. at O'Clock D
NJ. ana from November TO Nay /, at O'Clock D
NJ, sharp railroad time.
T. Z. PICorrE. N. W.
LEON FULD, Recorder.
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wv whiskey arm. Vins esee eee6s -.
Addreas. with stamped disseteA savoloSo. IL
Bod so. Lexingtoa. ". sol0V
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EOR SALE-The United States and Canadian
patents. recently issued, for an article Of
great merit and utility. Received medal Of supe-
rierity at American Institute Fair, Wy, Or viii
sell state rights.
ST. Fulton st.. Brooklyn, N. T.: Room ITO
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H7T DwANTEp. s2s week and sxp.uses
It'll paid. Steady work. New deeds
Samples free. J. F. HILL GO.
augusta. Ma1oe. ~
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AGENTS wanted. LIBrnAL SALARY PAID.
"oN " At home or to trsvel. TEAM FUR
NIsHED FREE. P. Q. vICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
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1F you wish to advertise anything anywhere at
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No. Spruce street. few York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-11
DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL
Session OYdSnGyiG del dl1 de Abril.
(CO92tSNgtQc1Gn

N Sc procedj6 & Ia discussion del 2e puntO del
dictAmeD. 81 Sr. Lopez Landr6n present6 la
siguiente enmienda al dictamen del Negocaido:
Suprimir la parte final donde acOnseja la ane-
xi6n de Toa baja 81 Dorado, sustituy y6ndola pOr
10 siguiente: " 81 bien entiende como mas pro-
cedente que v. E. debe dasignar el pueblo en-
que hab1a de radicar la capitalidad del nuevo
Municipio que Sc fOrme /"
Fn0 apOyada pOr su autOr Y oOmbatida pOr
el senior Amell. Sufi ,ientem ente disoutida sc
puso votaci6n 81 SO aprobaba. Dijeron que
sf los senores DomfngueZ, Pefa, Fernandez,
Martinez, Vicente, Alvarez Perez, Lopez Lam
dr6n, Egozcue ell senior Presidente, one no
ell seflor Amell. Fl6 acuerdo por diez votos
contra uno, aprobar la referida enmienda.
Di6se cuenta con los expedientes relatives
q los acuerdos de Ia Contadurfa y Administra
ci6n de Ia Loteria Provincial, dando cuenta eli
primero de que en- 80 de Agosto del co.riente
terminan los dos amos de las coneesiones & los
actnaes accionistas de billetes, y que por tanto
debe resolverse 81 procede un nuevo sorteo
si se prOrrOga el t6rminO de las cOncesOnes, Y
el segundo proponie ndo la pr0rroga por tres
cnatrO amos mas reserv8ndOse aumentar ell nd.
nero de billetes cuandO menos un miliar, Gu
| yO expediente Qued6 sObre Ia mesa On Ia session
anterior. Puesto discussion uno otrO diota
men, los seflores Fgogeue, DnmfngueZ Bosch y
Soler preaentaron una enmienda al iDfOrme del
administrator de IL LOter1a. prOpOniendO Ia
Exma Diputaci0n, que acuerde 80 prOceda &
un nuevo sOrteO pa a la CONCESSION de los bile
tes en- igual forma que el practicable anterior
mente; que acuerde como duracl0n del con-
trato con los concesionari0s, 81 p]az0 de tres
amos, Y pOr Il tImO que Sc aumenten mil billie
tes Sobre @! DumerO de los que tiene acOrdadcs
la Corporation actualmente, reservandOse 81
derecho de aumentar disminuir ell ndmero de
billetes y alterar los premios.-( C0nc:M6f
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Venta de Cuba

De La JsssticiG de Madrid recortamos el
siguiente:
El Financial NesOs, que sc publica en- Lon
dres, dice con fecha IL del cOrriente 10 que IL
teralmente traducimos:
'.Noticias de Washington aseguran que
hay pendientes serlas negOciaeiones para la
venta de la isla de Cuba los Estados Unidos.
Las condolences dicece que SO han fjado va, y
Ia opinion en- los cfrculos oficiales es que las
trapsacciOnes van lievarse cabo. Medfante
tai vents, Espsila podra Hbrarse inmediata
mente de sus d1ficultades finanoieras, mencs
dnicamente que al Orgullo espanol no SO per-
mita interpOnerse en- el oamino"
No el Orgullo, sinO Ia diynidad el conven-
cimiento de sus deberes, obigaran Ia Espafia
entera reehazar tan absurda pretenci0n, que
81 puede ser halaguena para los enemigos de
los intereses patriOs en- America para los au-
siosos acreedores del Estado de Ingaterra,
solo arrancara de todo pecho espaflol un critic
de indignation porque aquf nadie ha de doble-
garse sugestlones de persOnas extranas que,
naturalmente, no queden sentir de Ia misms
manera que los que hemos nacido en- esta tie
ira. Pasaron los tiempos On que uu Fernando
VII pud ovender la Florida.
Pero Ia cosa Sc reptile con tanta insisten-
cia, que importa dar, desde donde debe darse
81 mas autorizado mentis los que propalan
semejante enOrmidad.
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Notlcias de la Capital

Fedora, escrita por Sardou, para Shara
Bernhard, fa6 Ia obra que consumi6 Ia velada
de anoche, Ger ando con ella el ses undo abo.
no. I'll drama es muy bueno, de la misma es-
cuela de Echegaray; pero trabsjado con mas
la vez de 10 humane, de 10 real, que es preci
samente Ia base donde debe descansar toda
obra dramatica
LA sonora Brignone (Fedora) y el Sr Del
Comte (Loris) demOstraron anOche que son ar
tistas de conciencia. Tuvieron momentos de
verdadera inspiration, que el pdblico premi6
con repetidos aplausOs.
Los demas artistas, y entire ellos, Romeo
nj su simpatioa seflora, bordar0n los papeles
secundarios con Ia maestrfa de siempre. Para
esta noche Ia Obra hist0r1eo relieioso Ey Re
demtOy, que seguramente llenar4 ell teatrO. 7
CON ella da t6 mino Ia Compania sus trabajos
On esta Capital. Pronto partira para Mayagiiez
donde le deseamos buen suceso muchos
aplausos.
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Han sidO reducidos prisi6n dos iDdiViduos de
quienes sc sospecha sean antores de ese aten
tado Los anarquistaa contindau dirigiendo
amenazas al gobiernO. La Camara de diputa
dos tieDe en- estudiO en6rgicas medidas para
reprimir Ia agitaci6n anarqUista.
Nueva York, 80 -Anuncian de Madrid que
Ell Senado esta dispuesto votar leyes muy ri
gurosas contra los anarqDistas.
Berlin 80 -Hs tallecidO on esta ciu lad el
general Albertleben.
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II CaraeOles !!

Acabamoa de recibir de CaDarias en- Ca
naatitos de 200 caracoles cadA un0, una parti-
da de 200 canaatos que yendemos rs GEN.
tavos-BAQUKROy GANDARA.
Ia compafifa f6rrea, ademas dc Ia Estaci6n
provisional que ha ,eYantade On Puerta de tie
IRA, eata construyend0 On dicho sitio I'M gran
almacen para los yagones y an dep6sito para
la carga.
=.
De Ponce nos escriben que muy pronto vi
sstaEt naeatzQ teasro II EotaplliRina aQmpania
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HDoo7oR GSSoLL-cru. 2s.

Cssztos e's la Sta IglesiG CGtedy&l dMy0mte
EG SensGNG DGsstG 9 PGecmG. Domingo de
Ramos A las 8 bendici0n de palmas proce-
sion, misa mayor Passion cantada. las
v1speras sOlemnes, ceremOnia de Ia Santa Sefia.
ofcio divinO. A las oraciOnes de Ia tarde
exposition del paso: tJeshs orlando en- ell
Huert0" En- veneraci6n de este misterio Sc
rezara el Santo rosario y despues de cantadO
el St0bG Mater, seguira el sermon cargo del
senOr PenltenciarO doctor don Felix Barr6 ter
minandose con el samo Misereye -Lunes, Mar
tes Mercedes. A las 81 mona cantada, misa
mayor, vfsperas s0lemnes. 81 tltimo dia Ian
10 ceremonial de la Santa Ssna. = Microbes.
las Al. Ohcios SO emnes con Ia Orquesta de
Capt la. A las oraciones de la tarde exposici6n
del pasO s9Jes1s con Ia cruz cuestas ," On
veneraci0n de este misterio habr& rosario con
sermon cargo de un Padre de la Congregation
de s. Vicente de Paul, y cantOs dol St0bG Mater
y MSserere. e.-Jueves. A las misa solemne.
communion genera, procession al Monumento,
dOnde Quedara ex puesta la adOraci6u ptblica
su Divina Msgestad. las 81 ceremonia del
LavatoTiO, sermon del "Msn 1atOn, que predica.
"a el Sr. Penitenciario Dr. D. Felix Barrot of.
clos sOlemneS como el tlia observation-disclosures.
las ofioio lithrgico de este dia, passion 90.
lemne, adOraci6n de Ia Santa Cruz, procession
81 MOrumentO, termination de los oficics. A
Las procession del Santo Entierro. AL regreso
dc ella habr& Miseyere solemne por Ia orQuesta
de Capilla sermon que predicara el sefior
PrebendadO don Jose Jimenez-Sabado A las
"a hOras meDOres, cfioios, bendici0n de Ia fuen-
te bautisma', misa s0lemne, viaperas. Domin4
60 de Resurrection A las dc Ia maflana
misa aolemne rrocesi0n claustral con cl
Santisim0 Sacramento. 4 laa misa eOlemne.
sNnes Qa Raa0ua~A laa z miea aolempa
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Baquero Y Gandara

OFRECEN -Cerveza Cristiania legfti
ma en- cajas de 48Il botellas $40 Gaia
Id 1912
Bacalao de EscOcia superior On cajas }
de medic quintal $11 %.
Idem de arrOba
Mantequilla Danesa legitima marca
F. Brun, lata amarillo cajas de 100 la ,eo
tas de IL ~oo w
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibido por los tiltimos vapores de Cadiz
30 cajas Cognac-Jerez marca Rafael Ro-
nero So GAIA.
25 cajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro-
nero Sill GAIA.
1Cambios que rigen en- la Compafiia de
los terrocarrileS de Puerto Rico.-SObre Madrid
8 dias vista 81 p.2-Sobre Paris, div 1s4 p.S
-Sobre L0ndres 8 DIV 5.974 p.S
La spreciable socledad Pr0tcctorG de TS-
p6grOfOS establecida en- esta Capital, en- session
oelebrada anoche, dikpuso contribuir con Ia su-
ma de Ocho pesos en- favor de las victimas del
incendio de Sabaua- grande.
e.
En'esta capital, 10 m'smo que en- Ponce y
Mayaguez siguen rigiendo los precios por cate
que senalamos aver.
Las personas que des6en yer ell muestrario
de los trabajos tipOgr$fcos heohos en- Ia i'm.
prenta de La CORRESPONDENCE con los tipos
hltimamente recibidOs, pueden acercarse es-
tas Oficinas de redacci6D. Dichos trabajOs SON
perfectamente limpios y acabsdos, al grado de
pOder oOpfundirEe con los de LitOgraffa. Ee-
tamOs en- condolences de hacer toda clase de
impresOs gustO de las personas que nos hon.
rem con sus pedidos. Nuestros precios son
muy populares 10-4
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de misterIOs novedades de Edna Wood.
Esta es Ia troupe que cuenta con Ia famOsa Mis-
Eins. "el hnleo ser humane que Gamma por
el aire con al GYGM Wood, prestidigitad0r
pc nos ha telegratiado para que le sclicite mos
este coliseo.
sss
iASegur0S contra ilceldi0!
LA SOcIEDAD Hanburgo Bxennense,
DE HAA6BURGo
Acepta asegaros sobre:
Edifcios de mamDosterfa y MADEIRA,
Existencias de mercancfas,
Provisiones frutos del pals,
MuebIes,
Bacendas de azdcar y cafe con sus
Maquinarias frutos, etc.
Para mas informea sirvanse dirigirse
A. RAUSCHENPLAT,
"a Agente general para Puerto Rico
ELa Protection de e los pintOyes.-presi-
dencia.-En Junta celebrada en- la noche de aver
por la Protection del Gremio de los Pintores"
como consecuencia del fallecimiento del So
clio Antonio Arizabal, Sc aoord6 Sc pubique en-
tres D1merOs de LA CORRESPONDENCE el arti-
culo 40 del Reglamento de la Sociedad, por
81 tuviera familia el difupto, que llegue 4 su
conOcimientO, cnyO artt ulO es el ajguiente
"Art 49.-S desgraciadamepte muriese
IN soci0 no dejase familia legitima reconoci-
da, 6 mandate formal por escrito de entregar
alguien 10 que por socorros le corresponds,
trsnscurridos 40 dias no fuese por nade recla-
mado, QuedarA beneficio de Ia Sociedad en-
tendl6naose que la familia que reconoce para
estos casos Ia S'ciedad son los padres, las es-
posas, los hijos legftimos los naturales reco-
nocidos, pa 6via jastifeaci6n."-Y en- cumpli-
miento de 10 acOrdado. expido Ia presente, vi
ssda por el selor presidente, en- Puerto Rico
lie anril de 1892.-El Sscretario, MasceH-
no RsverG We BE- Ell Presidente, Vargas. 3-3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-25

WrvsroN-ShLKM. n. c., Feb. 2~4.-lSpecial. }
There are now 30 cases on the State and
civil dockets % be heard before the superior
court. which opens here next Monday. There
will be only one week = term. Charles Crutch-
field. the young man who was charged with
being connected with the Smith-Goins muir
der. has skipped and az his whereabouts are
not known tie trial will necessarily have 10
be postponed.
The directors Of tho Piedmont National
Bank. Of Greensboro. have elected Colonel
j. Vi. Wlnstead cashier president t. sue
coed the lamented General A.. NJ. Scales. L.
G.. Vaughn WAS chosen cashier. John y.
Wylde. OF Danville. Va, was also elected a
director of the bank.
The report OF the late treasurer shows the
assets of the city Of Winston 70 be over
SIS. 600.
W%inston's new board Of aldermen met yes
terday afternoon and organized by the for
ma election OF Mr.. K. Is. kerner mayor and
Mr.. T.. II. Wilson secretary and treasurer fOI
the next two years. The board hold another
meeting e. night, when various committee,
wero appointed. The board ais declared
the office of city engineer vacant and de-
cided not o. supply the vacancy for the
present. Professor j.. l.. Ludlow has held
the Office for the past four years. The board
is arranging 20 curtall many other expenses
as soon rs possible.
William jenkins. of Vance county. who has
entered a suit in the courts for Islander
against Messrs. Brown a. Carter. warehouse
men OF this city, asks for a verdict Of $50, 90,
against the two men.