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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02
N0ticias de la IsIa

Nos eScriben de AdjuntaS que la cr6nica
del dia son las dispOsio clones del nuevo
alcasde, que no cesa en- sus pr0p6sltos de
mejorar las condolences del pueblo. Ha decla-
radO cesante 4guardias municipalea, y la po.
b.aei6n sigue tanto 6 mas trauquila que antes.
Dtcho alca de SO ocupa CON actlvidad de mejo-
raj el estado de los caminos de Ia Jurisdiction,
paC9 cuyo efeeto ha convocado los veoinos
ul acuerdo. jonde se tratar& de tan impOrtan-
to particular.
Por aztcsr, cafe = mieles siguen rigiendo
en- Ponce y Msyaguez los misnos tfpos que Sc
faamos on nuestra re7ista dc aver.
- Nos escriben dc Barros que los guardias
Joss P0cino Barros jose Martinez Mula del
pusgto do Damian-abajo, de aquella jnrisdic
ciop, han sorprendldo una jugada los prohibi-
dos On 81 barrie de Cacao, distaute siete 4
ooho horas del 0. Los jugadores fuercn
\ Dice un peri6dico de MaysgHess
"Ha sido suspendida haata el del pr6xi-
mo Mayo, 10 vista de ia cai1sa incOada variOs
por rObO y asesinato del Sr. Fdster on Las Ma
rise. 81 teetigos ae han quedado Ia iuna de
Valencia. DicesenOa que tai suspension ha si.
DO motivada por enfermedad de uno de los de.
fensorss."
La reunion dc vecinos de que hablamos on
otro lugar, para tomar acuerdos sobre ia COM
pos1clor de los caminos p1blicos, tuvo lugar en-
Aijuntas el 81 del pasado, concurriendo ella
gran nhaiero de agricultores concentrates.
Be 8bri0 una guscrici6n con dicho objetO, que
s0lO entire los presentes, se elev6 s mil pesos.
Deepn6s se nomhraron comiei0nea de Hacien-
de- y Fomento para impulsar los trabajos un
depositRr10 de tond0s. Sc sabe que ss recoie-
ran mas de los mil pesos, porque todo el We
cindar1o esta dispuest0 4 suscribirse. Sc es-
pera que les comercianteS agricultores de
Ponce, por la parte que les interesa, tamb;6n
c0ntribuir5n tan utliaimas obras. T0do ell
vecindario de Adjuntas eSt6 muy satisfecho de
eu nuevO slcalde el senior Montero.
De I'M coiega poneefo recortamos la 81
guiente noticia que es la primera que llega s
: nueetra mesa de redacci6ng
"Dicesenos que en- ell pr6ximo Abril CO.
menzara publicRrse en- San Juan una revista
decenal, con grabad0s.
Pnade que Sc titule La I7tsstrGcl6ss Pwer.
toyrsQWeHa, que publlque retratos, vistas de
EflA0ioE y cuAdrOa do costumhres.
Hace falta el colega, Y 81 hay elementos
ara sostenerlo deaeamoe que apareEca en- oil
SSt&div do 10 ppbliCidad.0
-.
Ne pOr 10 InenOs eGtr0 CAYsOS0 6sto que
NnAbR de rubllcar el alcaide de San GermAnl
AE0ALDlA A MuNICIPAh De SAN GERNkN N.
"A MEs d0NvNuINQk ApNTNlsgaAn n0a - 1a
ty'lase eeFtNfla q valqe tlaE.le Aafa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02

Benefit ala edad de 40 AMOS, $26 O6 centavos al
aflo; On las demas sociedades pagan los asegu-
rados p0r los mismos 600 pesos. 44 pesos con
Ii centavos. Es digno de tomarse on conside-
raoion este dato que otro dia arnpliaremos.
Ponemos en- conocimiento de los interesa-
dos, que las OposiciOnes que ha de llevar efec-
to Ia SociedGd Protectors de Ia 1sts1igeNciG,
pc aelebran en- los primerOs dias de Ia "a QuIn-
cena del mes en- curse. POr eSta r8Z6n, deben
dispOnerse los aSpirantes a. benefici0 de Ia So
ciedad, para encontrarsa en- esta Ciudad On ia
6pOca de referencia, cuantO para aufrir 81 recO-
nocimento faculrativO, que pTevienen los es-
tatutos de dicha Sociedac.
90
Fu6 detenido aver por la policfa el indivi-
duo EvaliStO Franco, acusadO de estafa de di-
nero en- Ia Gale de Ia FOrtaleza, y cOndunidOS
presidio Juan Miguel Ortiz, Antonio Murray,
Prudenoio Hernandez Francisco Rodriguez.
No hemos recbido hoy las csrtas de nues-
trO cOrrespOnsal de Madrid, don Mariana Abri1,
correspondient0s al y 18 del pr6ximo pasado
Mario. -PerO Of Ia de nuestrO OtrO COrrespOn-
sal UYbGNHS que son muy interesantes. DichaS
correspOndenciae, annQue traen detales de sn-
cesos que va nos habfa anticipate el TELEGRAPH,
para que nueStrOs lectOTes los cOnOzcan, publi-
camos hoy una dc las dichas oartas, reserva
de publican la otra malans. La situaci6n po-
Utica social de toda Europa es difcihsima.
sso
Han sidO remitdOS a infOrme de Ia Dipu-
tacion los expedientes de consumes de Ravce-
loneta JnncOs para el alo de 1928; los
presupuestos adicionales de Hato Grande y
Naguabo para el 91-92 el ordinario del mis-
mo pueblo para el 92-93.
p.
iVSsO y Jar0be al GNGyac0l del Dr., R0-
drigAes C0styO!-VSs0 q JGrGbe al qaGgGc0l
del Dr. HodrigMes Odstroli-Y no decimos mas
por hoy.
go
Hoy empezar4 expenderse eli pan de GUAR
ia, prOducto de Ia panaderia de D. Joaquin Pa
checo. Lo hemos visto y 1os ha parecido muy
buen0.
En- la rifa particular que Sc oelebraba hoy,
Le un reloj cron6metro y su le0ntina, ha sido
agraoiado el ndmero 1o2, pudiendo la perso-
IA one pos6a pssar esta redacci6n, donde
ae le ind cara e sitio en- que ha de recojerse
Is prenda.-PuertO. Rico, Abril IL de 892. 81
eOe
Esta inaflana con toda solemnidad tuvo lu-
gar "a spertura dc la Diputaci0n Provincial.
Asisto a. acto el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj quien hizO los honores un piQuete con
m4 slca y banders. CQando escribimos las pre-
gentss linees. esta reunido el dicho cuerpo pro-
yiEcial Ms1ana daremos detalles.
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Suspendida

La vanta por aosleaes do tree sortliaa GaR
un 0rsiiantc ca u una que pc offeciu pcs - Cas
Aa'ne1iA IA Nssv6 ouyaA AcoiOnss Be Fsa Isl
sn ~ uiono essAn eclinseaso ) ei do los de zsesg
.a0heiM Maasn % AZ saApeA.tld0 T no so yus.s
Ncara YA. Laos Que haSan eumpraao aecioas..s.
paeaen pasar 4 deyOrveglas q gasp,ts a .,,as
pogM ee lee misuaaa "a lee NabahlaQanais
aanaa laa ep!apgeEee a=z.a
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COnunicadO
Sr. don Juan Ortiz.

~ 04b OOu u OnU vi
X Estancia " Nation ".-Cayey
\Muy se6or mio en- nombre de los hiios de
Pablo Utset doy usted las mas expresivas
graciaa icon rasqujhs), por haber onmp|ido
belmente [para So bo.s'lol, su comettdo como
administrator (sin nOmbrarIe nadiel de los bic.
mes del dlfuntO don Pablo
En- que forma praotic6 Vd., S.. Ortiz las
opera'iones dlvisorias, para que le oorrespon.
diera Vd. Ia meior parte da Ia herencis. come
La estancia Nation ~
Dice Vd. propietario; y 20 digo de bianea
do memories, t0da veg ae deapaoh0 su gnsto,
pnes tengo pruebas aua1ienses para 1usti1cAr-
aelO.
Quien de cuarenta hill pesos, que seVhn
balance que ae pra0tic6 al fallecimient0 de don
Pablo Utset, no entrega los memories nada
mas que caenrae incuhrables y doa eataholas
deA0cp preDio, Que QuieFe d6elr, crihaianol
Pog aios don Jnan tenga Y. IA p0cO da
mlA seaeisRcla I y snplisa Ne eQnpr laa egsE'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-02
Hilo marca ''Tigre''

El creciente favor one ha alcanxado el hilo de
esta uarca en- la Capital, debido sn inmeiorable
ealidad, nos ha obligado estender la venta por
todOs los pnebos de esta Isla, seguros de que una
vex cOnOcidO, sera ell mas buscadO. Els NJ MnyOR
HILO PARA 0OsER QUE sE HA OoNoOrDO nm PUKR-
T0-R1oO, FUERTE, BLANOO PERFEoTO.
AGENTES UNICOS, FONT Y VIDAL
Sc vende en- tOdOs los establecimientOs.
Descuento especial para los concentrates
cOmprand0 mas de oincuentA grueeaa.
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II Silverina II

Ed 10 tau.lA 0s Ps.sS",aUa g vehtle Ia Eaa
moaa Silpessssn ilQuiu0 nu. to AlDaefC M re.ysts
inventado pa. q p,htsa 3 d.flase de nhjetoa { .
metal. Fs IN Brii1uu lernuiHa iAh . ~pzYa
pedldoR al por mayor. diriif 81 .u" l. lis asn.
chez Va2quez, ageDte de las sres F mt &c. ste
Nueva-Ynv6 IN q
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Al publico ArcciheilO

Ei muS CAt1.artu AMI. Mn M
PIzEtHf, 90 encue0bIa ia DGeeo All sraotbs, de-
u,codO los traOat.s de CAMisnRtA uue III
le conilen. No 0,vlia ss aus Slour su gssss,-e
taller On la pissne ue rsatro --Preai.,s r,1t.
di"oR. a g
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sECr1ne NJ ANuNcFtls
Aviso
Exposition Universal de CHICAGO

Un Album enntenien5o f+csimies litegra-
1ados, variOs dolores. de los graniieaaa oa'a.
cios un plano da Ia Expoaie;6n vista de na-
tarn ser&, enviado franco, d.. ncrfA por Is csiaa
orO americano IN peso mcneda del pai4 tasin
e. one aa dtr:ia coa eI dfasevo . T. M de Ccstya.
81 Enst 122 Seres+ AM4V Yo.k IL
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lMuebIes II i MuebIesI!

Sc venden IN juego de sllas de heil1cn.
oompuesto de an sofa, cuatro fnecedores gssa
sillas. Una mesa-eseritori0 dc nogal con an sis
lion correspondents M centric de saa.
InformarAn an al Pabeilon da los Hornfa
militares. 1n-a
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Miguel j. Gorbea

MaesGro ue instruction primar1a supart,is
y Director de Ia eacuela elemental de nifos
ia Marina de Ia Capital, Otreoe al pdDiicO ga
eerv1clOs prOtes1Onaies an la casa-eScueia ell
dlAtritO, Gale del Presldl0 ntinern lkfa
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Ron viejo, Superior

e. mejor ron do Ponos, ~ vande On los "a.
tableciimentos de u. Jos6 Dolores Cemcesa
csdN situado ano en Ia Piazza del Msrcada y
81 0trO ON IL cale del Leon. Els un artieu.o
etiDorinr 1n-o
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Buen Negocio

BE VeDuo Oh SdnLu. os nurmuAa asiJs.
u con 10 patmas de COCO aando ttustJ, sraSs
nifico algihe iardi1 tOdo cefcadO. Inform !,
rA de praciO y condioioAassi0n Ju ia0 Jor6 8
Ah0.i0 aganta de negnGiOa. luna Al 1F-s
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casos para que estA indicsda, guiado por Is
experfencia de e4celentes resultados, de mode
que su magnficO preparado tiene desde lnegO
mi humilde, pero enthusiastic acOgida.
Soy de ustedes con Ia mayor consideration
gracias, por an fiDura, atento 8. 8 q. b. g. m.
Dr. CGsinsivo Vega
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+ Francisco X. de Goen:sga

Medieo Cirntaoo onr ia TTnipersi isd n
Santiago de Galicia. ofraca gua saTeiesns eassz
de San Francisco r1irn 10 q Y-,ls-
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CHARADA

Eres todo muy dos es,-nnAs de 10 lue ye
oraia,-porQue me contd la Iu6s-lO que has
-y l'aman flo" mi dos py6nsG prjnso conso
nantes, mo te digo mas, lector. = OaJirta.
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LA mantequilla dsnesa pote amarillo, mar
O. Brunn, que vende Lui fla, es !" mejor de 10
mejor que se importa Puerto. Rico. Ell Vino
de Lcgy0ao de las bodegas de Garcia h,jos,
es Ia cyenG de todos los vinos, y en- cusnto al
Jarnac CoRnac de Bsquit D'bouch6 y al vino
recopst'tuyente de San Rtf:1el, no hay nata
nuevo que decir. Esta proosdO que Lulfia. On
realidad, entiende la aguja de marear.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-23
BASELESS SLURS.

The Advertiser the other day had
n sensational report of the death of
a man named Wilhelm Guide Gal
though this is not the name that paper
gave him) at the Queens Hospital.
1t was made to appear in the report
in question that one Andrews, des-
crihed as GUIDES son-in-law, had
shortly before Guides death violently
assaulted the old man. The infer
ence was left TO be drawn that there
was something suspicious about the
cause of Guides death. Mr.. Eek
hardt, Purveyor of the Hospital, has
furnished to the Secretary, Mr. f. A.
Schaefer, a written report on the
death OF GUIDE. This shows he was
sent to the Hospital on the I'd inst.
by the American Relief Fund, and
his wife visited him several times
there. Andrews, who was Guide ;
stepson, attended with his mother, in
making arrangements for the funeral
and they both attended the funeral.
The cause of death, as certified by
DR.. McKibbin, was typhoid fever,
There seems to have been nothing to
demand the attention of the police,
which the Advertiser invoked in a
scare heading, or nothing to make
fitting the observation of that paper
that "this circumstance proves that
a man can die and be buried in this
little city without the knowledge OF
his friends" Our contemporary S
eagerne,s to libel the police admins
tration gets it into some very ridicu-
ious positions.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-23
Foreign Office Notice.
FOREIGN OFFICE,
HONOLULU, July 20, 1892.

An official notice Of appointment
having been presented to this Depar;
ment from the Chinese Legation al
Washington,
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THAT RESIGNATION.

he Advertiser is greatly concern
ed over the Attorney-Genera resig-
nation, 1t makes a fresh guess every
day rs 10 lie cause, but is as far off
the ruth as it usually is when party
spite dictates its course. No more
manly act has ever been recorded of
Minister in Hawaii than the sur
render of office by Mr.. Whiting. 1t
was an act that showed, besides, the
Attorney-General's thorough know
ledge of the principles of ministerial
government as il has been developed
in this country. The premiership
has become an established part of
our Cabinet system. There is no
such thing in the English system,
followed more or less closely by ours,
as open disagreement of another
Minister with the Premier. Internal
Cabinet disSensions may be often
surmised outside, but whenever they
become public either the Premier
must 7, concle his colleagues or the
whole Cabinet must resign. The other
lay, when items in the Attorney
Generals S Department were under
consideration in the House, the Pre-
micr joined in opposing and defeat
ing an item for which the Attorney
General was strenuously contending.
This action of the head of the Cabi-
net left the AttOrney-General no OPP
ton, according to his view of the fit
ness of things, but to surrender his
portfolio to the Premier. Mr. Whit
ing's course in the matter is, as be-
fore said, manly and will at once be
placed in favorable contrast with the
course of his predecessor in the Re
form Cabinet in 1890, who stuck TO
office TO the last ditch, causing one
of the most disgraceful episodes that
ever happened in our Legislature
Ministers openly abusing each other
with the most abandoned license.
Had Mr.. Ashford acted like Mr..
Whiting has done, he would stand
much higher than he does to-day in
} public estimation.
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SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1922.

The mulcting of the Marshal and
Deputy Marshal, personally, in dam
ages for imprisoning man who was
acting uspiciously at a time when
robberies were of almost nightly oc.
"Uucpce, has serious aspect.
Chaplin proved to be not the right
mau, vet there was circumstantial
evidence against him, which, if the
real rohbcr had not been captured,
would have gone far toward convict
ing Linn in public opinion at least.
We say the case is serious-looking,
because it will have tendency of
paralyztng efforts of the police TO
run down criminals when crime is
rampant as was the case when Chap
lin was arrested. Officers will simply
be fools if they risk their now dimi-
nished incomes by interfering with
anybody, however suspiciously he is
acting, unless he is caught red
handed in the commission of crime.
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Auction Sales By Lewis j. L6Y6y.
LANDLORDS SALE !

NOTICE is hereby given that in ac-
IN cordance with the law in such cases
made and provided, | will cause to be
sold the following articles of Hoong
Chang Tong, taken by me in restraining
Tor rent, to wit:
l Clock, Medicine Cutter, Bamboo
Lounge, step Ladder, Folding Table,
2 square Tables, 2 Chairs, Stools,
Lamp and a quantity of Medicines and
Drugs.
TS9- Said sale will take place at the
Auction Salesrooms of LEWIS j. LEyEY,
AuctioneeI, corner of Fort and Queen
streets, on FRIDAY, July 29th, at 10
a. m. NC COON.
Az l2t
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Sale of Lease of the Pacific Mail
Warehouse, Esplanade,
Honolulu, Oahu.


On THURSDAY, Aug. Is, 1892, at
- o'clock noon, at the front entrance
OF Aliolani Hale will be sold at Public
Auction the lease OF the Pacific Mail
Warehouse, situate on the Esplanade,
Honolulu, Oahu.
Term-Lease for years.
Upset price, $500 per annum, pay
able semi-annually in advance.
Possession Of the above Warehouse
will be given October 2S, 1892,
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior
Interior Office, July 10, 1892,
47G-3t
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irrigation Notice.

Honolulu, Ii. L., Dec. 2, 1891.
Holders Of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby noti-
fed that the hours for using water for
irrigation purposes are from 6 to s
O'Clock A. NJ, and 4 to 6 O'Clock P. M.
until further notice.
JOHN @. WHITE,
Supt. Honolulu v ater Works.
Approved:
@. N. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior.
284 u
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OLD RAGS WANTED.

Clean white rags suitable for
bandages are wanted for use at the
Bishop Home and the Boys Home,
Leper Settlement, Molokai. Ring up
28l Mutual telephone and they will
be sent for, or leave the same at the
Office of the Board of Health or at j.
Il. Waterhouse's Queen street.
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By AUTHORITY.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

During the process OF deepening the
channel at the entrance to Honolulu
hal Dor the Drcdgcr will hc il, opera
ton night and day. At niglu there
will bo II danger signal placed ON the
forward derrick OF Dr,dgcr oaout 80
feet above sea level, which can be seen
by all vessels approaching the harbor.
The signal consists Red Red
OF three red lights
and white light
as in the diagram, White
the red lights being
about feet apart
with the white light
in the center. Red
All steamers crossing the bar will
stop ut safe distance from the bred
ger and give one blast of their whistle
which will be answered by single
blast from the Dredger, to be fol-
lowed 10y three blasts from the Dredg-
er when the passage is clear and they
can proceed.
The Tug will be on hand when not
otherwise engaged to assist sailing craft
in passing the Dredger when neces-
sary.
c. n. SPENCER,
Minister OF the Interior.
Interior Office, March 9, 1892.
366-tf
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MIR. GOO KIM

has been officially recognized as the
Commercial Agent for China for this
Kingdom, aud all his official acts as
such are ordered to receive tull faith
and credit by the authorities OF Her
Majesty Government.
SAMUEL PARKER,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
ATT 3t-30 1t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-23

The Minister OF Finance approves
Of the following list OF persons to act
as Deputy Assessors and Collectors
for the year 1892:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-07-23

When YOU want Portrait
Enlarged call on King Bros,
get their price list and see
samples. They can't be beat.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-31
OYSTERS FLOuRISHING
The Season is Remarkably
Favorable to Them.
PENINSULA GROWERS TO DREDGE.

At Midnight the Season for Dredging WIN
Open and Many PUNCHES WIZ be Loaded
in Maurice River Cove, New Jersey, and
ON the Eastern shore Of Maryland.
Tomorrow the oyster again appears on
deck AS the first day Of the first month
Of the season with an "r" in IL tomorrow
is the day which opens the oyster dredg
ing season in Delaware and New Jersey
waters and it is then that the festive
bivalve will be called from his undis.
turbed four-months' slumber TO again
grace the plates and platters of the chop
house.
Although oysters can be purchased all
the year around it is not considered au
fait TO indulge therein between May and
September Whether or not the theory
that the oyster is unfit to eat in that
period be true, it is fact that the really
good oyster is not dredged until Sep
TENDER I. These come from Maurice
River cove, on the Jersey side Of Della
ware bay, and the western shore, on the
Delaware side These oysters, during
the season for them, which generally
ends in December, when the beds are OK
hausted are considered the finest BIZ
valves grown in the country as far as
flavor and fairness are concerned.
The Eastern shore Oysters.
There are some beds in Chesapeake bay
and Virginia waters that have quite a
reputation for good qualities, but they
are only brought into the market here
abouts when the Maurice river and west
ern shores are exhausted. The trade in
these oysters is so great that when the
season is fairly orened whole train
loads direct from the beds are
sent to New York daily. hThis extra draft
is beginning TO tell on the supply. New
beds are being set out yearly, but not TO
an extent sufficient TO keep up the sup
ply. After bed is planted the oysters
require from three to four years growth
before they are Of fit size for the market.
but the demand is so great that some
bed owners do not allow the oysters to
remain quite that long, with result OF
smaller oysters and fewer Of them.
Promised Excellence of the BivaIves.
Several peninsula oystermen who came
mp on the 9.42 train this morning, say
that the close season has been remarka.
bly, favorable TO the growing oysters.
The summer has been moderately warm
and dry and the water of the proper tenn
perature for good healthy growth OF
bivalve. and no heavy floods from the
fresh water streams emptying into the
cove have prevailed to smother the
oysters in mud After 70 o'clock tonight
the work of dredging will commence.
The oysters which will come into Will
mington early on Friday morning will
probably not be the best of the beds.
but they will be the first, and that is
everything. After the first rush is over
the bivalves will begin to come properly
culled and selected, and will have fully
undergone the operation of flushing and
fattening on floats in fresh water This
process requires about twelve hours
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-31
An instalIment of which ap-
pears in this issue.

THE SCARLET LET
TER is written by the firm
hand of master, guided by
the characteristic and vivid
imagination of a great author.
The shadow of a former day
takes the reader by the hand
and leads him back to the
early days of a New England
town; amid the scenes of an
English-American colony, the
reader is made familiar with
the quaint conditions of Puri-
tan life. Through the lines
one hears the cry of anguish
and the laugh of JOY and sees
the scenes as they unfold in
sunshine and in shadow.
Those who have read this
fascinating story, years ago,
will be glad to read it once
more, while thousands, both
old and young, who have
never had that pleasure, will
be glad to read it now.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-08-31

During the past three days advance
agents of Charles II. Yale's new Devils
Auction company have been distributing
a very original circular about the city
1t contains a composite picture of Me
phisto' and three of his female attend
ants Manager Yale offered an orchestra
seat to the first discoverer Of the three
faces balcony seat to the second and a
gallery seat TO the third. Yesterday
Lizzie MoCloud, of 61S jackson street
Susie Brown, Of 934 west Sixth street
and Sadie Owens, of All east Seventh
street called at the Academy and
claimed the tickets and they were
awarded them.