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COLLIDt " T!EE ROC.
both the Tug nnI the 80 Went Dawn
Out.'dr = 'iintIc .!oc..

There was n collision in ,hc river outside
the Atlantic Dock in rrooklvn eatiy yesterday
morning between tine steam tug James \. bG-
mont and y garbage sruw, anl. both wet
down. The tu., was in charge Of CAPT. Iorra
Gross. and. owing 10 tho heavy fog, was hug
gin. the brooklyn shore. AMI With only about
half pressure OF steam or. whun thr accident
occurred. The garbage scow was muOr1d to
the dock.
steward ohm Doran jumrcl overheard. lat
was rescued hy t!Ic other N mUors Of TIA"
crew. ali Of whom got ashore h"foro the boat
went down. Cant. John German ani fnto
Michael Barry. who were on tho scUW. n,-O
jumped ashore in time.
The tughont was on. Of Michael Nnr?'-'s
fleet and was valued at $4,000. The srow
WAS owned iy the Barney Dumping tomrnny
and was used 10y the New Work street !caniu.:
Department. Steward !,"rln WAS taken 10 tho
Long Island College IIusiitai.
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SEEN AT THE FLOWER SHOW.
IyERY KIND or Person THERE
IrJUIING TIE SPECTACLE.
The Chatter OF the Fashionable Foik-The
Woman Who Made Mistake In Her
Dress-The FHrtirg and tn Fun.


The Chatter OF the Fashionable foik-The
Woman Who Made ~ Mistake In Her
Dreas-Tbe FnrtiuE and tn Fun.
In the Garden on tho Square fair Mistress
Chrysanthcmum still holdeth stately court.
The great amphi;hcatrc is fairy land Of light
and color and fragrance. where garlands Of
green drape the arches and pillars festoon OF
fro sway and droop from ceiling and ORDERS
and down the asles. framed in with banks OF
bloom. and in and out among tho columns OF
palm and fern. tho music steals with gentle
magic TO add to the witchcry and the wonder.
You GO to study flowers; you stay to study
faces. How very like to tho fashionable hot
house flower is the fashionable woman so
tall and stately and slender in her scant
and clinging gown. with her huge and plumy
hat. like the great chrysanthemum balls with
their feathcry rc;als.
Some one has said that tho lady chrysanthe-
mum has cut her hnir. That is mistake.
on hot irons until it cri.nps and waves close
to her head throwing not n few wayward little
tendrls here and there in carcl,ss grace. One
OF those triumphs OF tho florists skill. with n
eten five feet high and magnificent bill OF
bloom poising in solitary state Mt the top. at
tracts you. TO the perfection OF this single
but scentiess blossom has been sacrine ed every
shoot and leaf that the happy plant rut forth
in hopciulness. every bud that might have
been a flower. too. to rejoice in the sunlight
and gladden. tho world.
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A Passenger IL Trxns Train Tase. IL
Plunge Of Forty Tec'.

Waco. Tex. Nov. :;.-Whcn tho Missouri.
Kansas and Texas northhoun! passenger
train was crnssin. the RraZus Evrr bridge
early yesterday m":nin.: Il passenger sud
denly "arcd through In" window. cleared tho
Lridgr. and went forty feet into the river be-
low, striking tn" watcr head foremost. Tho
current was swift. and much dr!U was COINS.
down from rise owing to heavy rains. tins.
Notwithstanding his heavy hOots. rluth"~. and
uyrlcoat. the man SWAN ashore and di~nu-
reared. ~ 'aylGht h.prcs"nie! himself at Il
farm. cut. bleeding. and Tdiot soaked, and
nearly dead from exhaustion. II" WAS ". g.
Jones. II manufacturer OF carriages Of Mar
shall Tex. Ills insanity APP cars to b. Q! Il
trmuCrnry chnrleter.
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telling the girl like that. You

like him to be watching the girl like that. You
listen as he comes nearer. and are amazed to
hear him say: Two got n baby girl AT home.
She's q thoroughbred. I'd like her to grow up
into girl like that. don't you know not one o.
the regulation sort. Wonder how it's done"
Perhaps that girl has II mother" answered
the other. with sarcastic emphasis on the
last word. and with shrug of the shoulders
they begin talking OF tho mushrooms and
their possibilities for II hrol. Verify you are
In wonderland and the people are bewitrhcd
Ivory sort Of person is here. don't you
know" comes floating down over the scrried
ranks OF chrysanthcmums from n box near by.
In girls voice. with q a carefully cultivated
and pronounced English draw." Mamma said
1t would be So" she continued. hut would
come. or cours" no one ought 10 be seen
until the horse show. but couldn't stay in
any longer was wild fora lark. brought
Harry along. 1t IS SO much nicer to have
. brother younger than yourself instead
o! older. Really. "torc NY o'hc: broth
Or was married J never had any Jolly
times. Ho was such n t!rcsamo cad. And
he's married such "a wife. i!ir:? Vol. ]
should say. and ii.ht urlcr his very nose.
too. and then pulrs round him and tells him
how horrid all men are except himself. Al tina
fellows understand II and help her. you 500.
But Harry! Now. mamma thinks am lcNuti.
fully chaperoncd If Harry takes NO ou:. and
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Girl IA tate-h-tste with her cavalier no thanks
to him. Yes.men are stupid creatures after all
is n big. good .naturod man up in a box at the
riEht.wi n sharp-fenturnd. ( hin. Tipped woman
who Is. making lie cheerful for him by giving
hour He starcs straight before him at tho nod.
ding pumes ~ tho Prize beauties In front Of
rcriencc. turns NJ his coat collar. flgurativcly
srcnking. and waits for tho storm to blow over
There are some new Paris gowns that all tho
women turn and cast furtiv" glanccs after rs
they pass There is a bride with everything
SO very new. oven to tho eypre ssion OF her face.
which looks as II II might have heen purchased
at the same counter with the other things. all
to match. She wears tho now Paris veil
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Wen, Below, Wher. II g Water Was Calm

CHICAGO. Nov a-prot George G. Bakers
new submarine boat. which was recently con-
structed in Detrop. and originally intended
for tho torpedo service. arrived here yester-
day. and is anchored in the outer harbor. The
boat is 40 feet long. o feet wide. and II feet
deep 1t was towed here from Detroit by
night. when the C. W. Gilcher is supposed to
have foundercd The new boat weathered the
storm by being lowered about ten feet below
supply Of fresh uig.
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4 4U!HRfL ~ TUE AlN4&UaUg.


!l"ct'nn IN Corr.
Louis Barnett. WHO claims t. In President
of The Erste Chrviu BnWi David AnscAs
lHdomys,er, w'irl meets at ~ Attorney
street. obtained u Temporary injunction fron
Judge tic.srrch Of tho Court OF COMMON
Tlcas yesterday rrrvcutiu-; intcriur"nrc with
lis d&;irs rs President ~ Harris GettIn.er
an l'ncr:s Jacobs. .a@
lnrn"tt SAYS that at thu last se!ni-annual
election u; tie society on oct : nc was elected
President hy !ortY-:hrce votes over Grttingcr.
Who received twrnt.-ri-ht. Gcttinscr had
been !T'- Ii,nr tIH IunNi"u, hal year. BAR
mott ~HTS. however. that Hi;"r icing installed
- President uI ''ct. 80 'r"ttiUGcr and his
resistant "Io"'rl him tu"ciUIy from the chair.
liz claims rri;iuG"r and Jacobs have taken
All tine hurl,s scrolls. and deeds OF lots in
niun Yield j"U.,trry.
Gc.;IEgrr saws Ia presided Mt the election.
There ""Tn bat S"Eonty-one persons present.
h" declares. ar,i iiI;"rn moro vu'"~ w"r" cast
tilIN !h"'c were "nrirrS. lie, therefore. de-
clnr"d that the" had been no election. and
adjourned the meeting. II" doHlcS removing:
barnett from tn" chair mt til" installation
meeting. but says il broke up in row.
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years of discretion d"nn into tho show for
moment or '!!"Ir WI" from IA" thinner to the
theatre. They cOnir IN alone glance around
II little OF thu ladies AMI tlir rosi"s. am! 20
nwuJ with their bank accounts intuc; and con-
sciences void OF offence.
Alas for tn" ingcnu,. II" liIvs catalogues ~
the girl who sits i"n"aili tie iuim 10y til"
houi WA. and u l"ut"nnii from the japanese
girls ut til" Washington ar,h. lie snuai,Icrs
his substance on ViurtS and chry-ant h,.:Gur's
aud roses Tor til" women who have nyrislei
him into coming. until. stalluiu. at the en-
tran,r ns til" people leave. It would seem that
III" flower show lts"if wns going HON. for the
h.ht. 50 laden are MI the ladies' with bloom.
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CHICAGO. NOV. :;.-lt has been discovered
that negotiable bonds heionsin. to Warren I.
Leland. which were in II sa'c il the vaults Of
the National safe Deposit Company in this
city have mystciiously disappeared. The
bonds ara valued at S2g.OO and war" in n
Package Of bonds amounting to >2GrWrO klr.
/ Gland SAYS the bones hay" teen taken with
out his knowledge or consent. and Er has
offered a reward OF IL eco Tor their retain and
propositions asked The officer OF the SAT-"
Deposit Com!nnv .d"clar" That tho bonds "oulI
not have been tak"n from Mr.. lrlanI's safe
without the knowledge OF Mr. Leland or his
wife. aS hey are the only persons having keys
Ia L I'M ,fu
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Morris Fielder aged 20 and unmarried, died
nj y O'Clock yesterday morning: in tn" city
Hospital Newark. Fielder was u barber living
ut ~ Holland street. He WAS f"Urh On We'd
hTS,lUy night lying in sewer trench. Il! iar-
cntly suffering from crainp-. II" Il, Med lha,
L." had taken any poisul. tux Ia" surgeons at
The h"-pitnl W"rc convinced ;hni hr mad. and
nf.rr II lot of questioning II" n!n.itt"h that II"
had tai sen "A ,lr inh oi Nt:lnl win %.l"na! i'll
tent. They did th"i, best 10 say" hI~ .Ii". hut
inI"d. Fielder h, been III nh,rG To- excess of
latN and was MON ID Whom DENIM.
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NE ETGIS1EHi As JUIIN HOYLI;
nut the Letters j. Il. l.. Arc Tattoccd o.
KIs I.rf: Arm.

A wel!-dressei man about 80 years Of age
entered the Manhattan Hotel at Twenty
eighth street and Sixth avenue on "Wednesday
evening and asked fora room. He registered
rs John Hoy,e, aud. after hanging around
until 81, o'clock. went TO his room.
At > O'Clock yesterday morning no was found
unconscious II bed iron; tho effects Of gas
which escaped from an orcn burner. He is
now in bellevue II prisoner on charge Of
til" lett arm 81 the man are tat oo"'i the letters
}. X. ]. In his pockets were So. Il gold watch.
several time tables. and IL iaS- on the New
Y Ork NHntrnl nni lronl.
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PLAISTIEID. Nov. 3. Miss Ami" N"wnnn,
daughter Of Michael Newman f N"-' I"mi
street. disappeared n wcck az. '.t" j. 49,
years old and pretty. Her 'liu"r uh .'."j -
the alterations Of Charlie h"''"r." i"..Hi ...'".
dealer in town. Two month .,r .i'"."' We. III,
West. aud the girls fatIr,. ~. 18Th. -."W.i .
forget him. Wo,d hnS r..l h'"H r"'r.'r! i'".
sho has Joined her lover Bon i.ru''I'
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Very You, g Train Wr-citer~.

DETROIT. Nov. %.-Michael Connolly 10 years
Old. and James bowling. aged II. both u
Spr!ugwcils. werc LODGED in Jail yesterday
charged with turning n Michigan Central
Railroad switch in Nest lbfrui' Yesterday
morning for til" rIrro-" OF |rr SIN! ifaih-
Two rtssrrsrr tram. woe "-'dytI' Du1
stuule ii time TO avid a.. '',t.
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Nicholas G,icrrino. II years If age. nf 80
Baxter street. fell dead in john cruy,'- sp-
loon. AZ % Park street on W"dncs lay ri..it.
Guarrino Was II confirmed ri%ar"lt" smoker.
and lIr. tns~"lln. vino made AN "AdmIua'I 30 of
Ia" body. thinks it WAS that haril Wh, ID
brought Oh hi- death. Heart iuiur" WIS this
direct cause.
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Joseph Mage. an Italian. IA years old. OF ID
Mulberry street. and Rigeieri Gurio. Is years
old. Of ~ Mulberry street got into a fight In
front OF IS Mulberry street at noon yester.
day. Mage is barber and Gurio bootblack.
Gurio knocked his opponent down with a
blow in the lace. Mage sprang up Instantly
and made rush for Gurio who drew a pen
knife and plunged IT in the BARRIERS back.
Gurio was arrested. His VICTIM was removed
y0coysE
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Tho Dock Board granted yesterday to the
Cid Colony Steamboat Company n t"n-ycars
lease Of Ter new -. North River. ut an an
nunl rental %! ;2I.IuD, Tho depatmcnt has
thought lU.' feet uf bulkEcHd h"twern Murray
and Warren streets irom the Hli colony CON-
rnny for soto Al foot front. Tho Boar, viii i'm
mrdin'"ly improve this property ~ building
the sta wal sout Ir.iytu MURRAY str".'. This
inrr V"m"nt will add $50 :ret in width to
West street.
The chief engineer reported that the new
pier ut III" loot Of East bird stree; has been
completed.
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Fall River Wage" E's'orrd 10 tho Sand.
ard OF issi.

FAIL Hiyrn. NOV. @.-I'ho manufacturers at .
me"tin.: p-,lAy voted TO increase tho wages OF
wcavr:s to- II cents per cut ana all other de-
Iartmeu'z in I.ni orion. This is practically
an uINarr,, ~ ul,D..t I per cent. and restores
wage tpfGa standard Of lSSi. Tho Vot" was
almost Ulr.niwoUS. aud was voluntary Oh tho
IuIt ui tho manufacturers.
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rcn fr,m ~ F,u .-',r window.

Tessic +. Slv"sson lr!i from III" i"u;th floor
Of her home. 2o.' HAST Aiuct eth street. to IN"
yard yesterday. She WI har.n. clothes on
pulley line when shc lost h"r unldnc" and
pitched hcadlon. from III" window. Sh" fell
through n tangl" Of clothes Zines, anh struck
against tho railing Of the tire "s"hi" IN ihc
second floor she WAS I1rh"i NJ Ln."nN rinus
with her lott lc. an tM" III" lr"k"n, Tho
clothes lines broke q tore" Of her iall. and
doubtless saved her life. fho MAS taken to
Harlem lOspituL
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About four wr"ks ngn u woman living lust
behind Scratch Hall III 'cn"mcn' tn" win.
dow. If which give "A view into III" rooms OF
tho don. came t" Agents u" Long and Dcnhnrt
OF the Gerry secretly with II complaint. llor
lt,-y"ur-old uol had iern tnkW to tho hall hy
s"n!" Of he 'is>olut" women who mad" it II
resort. and was in n fair way I" i'er"in" full.
liedsud "hltrdor." Trr - ,inan had followed
her boy on" saturday night and had seen him
x int" the plac". Thrn she had returned to
her rooms. and from the window had seen Tho
regular Saturday night urgi" OF the gang. This
is Tho description which she gave to the de-
trctivrS.
In the second floor room n crowd of young
men aud women gathered early in Tia" even
inc. As they cam" In they greeted u woman
siitin. il ono corner with "Hrllo. Mag" or
"How's things with III m!!.spsf ! hn"r k"G
StOud in another CORNER. All out fer III first
song an dnu""." shouted I. tough. boxing
this or!"r the roull,-. all Of whom were
AID '""k their r,n'rs. Tw" musicians will
;:ntar~ iurni, h"l III" music. to- which the
crowd a,'.!"i thrirv"i,,'.. Ih",an"cr> Jumped
;l",nt win greater ~ anlon ~ ia" rcor flowed
more freely. When ,hr " !'ocr M" order came
too in frequently from the master II ccr.-
monies TO suit the crowd they iesought him To
',Niak /" '"r W. Chnky." ihc" hlreIers" pro-
FARMERS, and thu room was soon dense with
smoke. dance followed dance in quick sue.
c"sSion \il,, songs were shouted out over
near the k"g two girls were ilghting brra,I :"
one bad knocked mug ont Of the others
lhnd. Their tipsy escorts wcro encouraging.
them.
rnen n cry was raised.
9TH beers gone. tn swiGs pumped Git
anoth rrnp, Let 'er CO.. And with a crash the
empty key sailed through the window cnrrv.
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A lady stands beside tho flower In a sweep
ing gown OF sombre color flashing with
myriad Jet facets. A cavaliers care OF glossy
velvet, sparkling. too. with Jet and fringcd
with feathers. covers tho shapcly shoulders. A
hat all black. save for tho diamond buckles
that blaze above its brim. shades face that is
white and cold. serene and proud. like the
chrysanthemum flower. As she sweeps into
hor box with that slow and stately grace. she
says. IN n low. cold voice: Il don't see why
he doesn't come" =" lie has come" answers
her compan ion. Soc F.. there by tho palm"
There is n sudden flash in tho splendid eyes.
You watch until sho leans over the box
rail and carelessly raises tho chrysanthe-
mum flower to her lirs. You man
start out Of tho shadow Of the palm. look
toward the box for minute. and then. turning
quickly. go out Mt tho entrance. You fancy
her face Is ralcr by n shade. and then you for
get all about her in wal hing pretty young
girl lcanin. Over il; bowl crowded full Of
fragrant little EoG2alnc BUDS. whispering and
chattering together. such happy. innocent
girls face full ofl!fcand brightness club man
Is watching her across the way. He has tho
blas6 air accounted elegant. tho hair dark and
just touched with frost. the erect carriage that
makes him distinguished. You don't quite
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Tho Rev. John Francis Morgan was formally
install Il Wednesday night as pastor Of tho
Park Eetormc! Church in Jersey City. Mr..
Morgan has been filling the pulpit for ~omn
months. II" was formerly pastor Of the Ham.
iiiou Grange Church in l+5th street this city.
Th"r" WAS u larE" congregation present. and
n number OF cicrgymcn took Iart in III" r.
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Just before tho Heath department WAS
closed yesterday afternoon, IA" announce
rnent was posted the bulletin that two cases
OF grip had aprenie'l in tl,"'iiy, on" patient
was n woman - yrn "li; ~" DINER u nan
"a years old, No fuithrr Nor nation could
10 procured mi, Is the last ai'I"h'aNco Of
the grip his year.
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B.YGu.Mrn>. Soy. ., -ju.,'' I'."'f %, 'h'
Supreme Court Ia, ain".n' '"' '''"~"
ton Trust Co'ai ."y rrrman '".'I''F /" 10
Iron Han tur., IN THIS ". '.'' n,o'r, -
was set n.ilr Tho lrou funds amount
to about 500. Np.
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Il,nbvrrcr-Iiarris.

CARLISLE. Nov, B. GeorGn Danberger of New
York and Miss Marie f. Harris of this city were
married here to-day The ceremony. was
performed rs the lev. II. u. WhiIe VI the
Lutheran Church
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rurple think o! itO-and n wonderful gown
uf gray. embroidered with true lovers knots
and risky. mea nhcrinE ribbons in something
that syarklcs. Hor hat is white. with big vel
vst flowers Of the now violet shading to the
deeper tint OF her veil.
There is another woman who has made
mistake. and she knows it, She thought the
place wa. more dreSsy. and has Just wasted
on tho occasion n beautiful gown ir pale ros1T
pink cloth. OF unmistakanle Paris cut. md
trimmed with jet and black feathers. A long
feather boa hangs over the gown II tiny Jet
coronet with some spark ing aigrcttes at tho
back is fastened. you wonder how. on her lair
and frizZy hair.
The reason you know the, woman feels that
she has made n mistake Is because she holds
her trail up high above the frillcd petticoht
OF black. The trail elegantly rests nron the
ground oven to tho point Of its own rnination.
yor know when everything is all satisfactory.
:, And here Is the woman who has done tGe
thing correctly in tho proper tailor mado
style Hor gown Is 81 rough faced cloth. a
rich brown ferked with roso color. 1T has q
trimming of green velvet a ont III" skirt. and
n coat and sleeves OF velvet. too over rosn
bengalino waist. with Jet yoke and Eirdle. But
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about the floor showed that more potent
reused themselves and staggered down stairs
into the open air Of the stable yard One OF
the men In Scratch Hall who had kept sober
now threw open all tho windows. He locke
down at tho drunken sleepers
Damn em!" he mpttered. Let 'em sleep
1t of outside" Then he got bucket OF water
and soused the PROSTATE forms. Some. after
moments protest got up and staggered out.
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ing, with 1t the sash,
anl another krg wa,
LrOached.
AN W fer the lasht
danrh." shouted tho
master ~ ceremonies.
i"rling into the csrtro
u' III" floor. "'rnkesh
plhresli n ircr M" 4
lew staggered ont on
the floor. shouting an
singing. hut rc!o:eths
q h''cr was over
Galaxy" the master.
was asleep. leaning
over the. heer keg.
"thippies" and "hlced-
crS were scattered
about ON the floor ana
chairs in various
STAGES Of intoyication,
HnttlpS rollipU ap,,ty,
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HOspedaie en- Bayamon

LO9 VlaJ0rOs que G0nEan quo AID ua Ia Ga.
pitAl por el ferro-carrll para 81 Oeste, eneon-
traran 0randes ventajAs vlnlenIo q pSaar ia
.n0Ohe an esta casa para t0mar el tr6n & las z
do lR ma6ana De esGa manera dormlran al
-hesc0, no tendrAn necesidad de levanrarse tan
tempran0, y 0btendrAn una economic tauro 81,
loo gastOsde v1aje como On los de hospedais
sin que p0r e1O pierdan dc sus Quehaceres On
10 Capital, pues puede sailrse de ain q Las seia
dc IL tard0, cuand0 "a 80 han uerrado iaB one.
EaoiOneAs-OGsle dc Puerto R6cO.--A Il. en5rada
del pueblo ceres de il es5aulon dul Tranvla.-
Las 1lnmas saiidaa del trauvla de la Caltal.
son Les ae q tarde, q Las 4'60y a Las g.
1AystAops do Mayo de 1892 ~ Atelardo 6a,s.
eNe M-9
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X.ARW.NN

Sc hacen EUuas classes Dc Lrabajos 6 ms.
oripOiones sobre marmOL de cuya pledra hay
gran existonCia.
Alegortas. simbolos, emblemas, lerra da
capricho, egeudOs n0biliarios de alto baio
relieYe, hasta la imagen de Ia persona cue
90 debee, dand0 Ia totograffa.
No ,se exige pago anticipate, sino sola-
mente ab0nar el impOrte al entregar eli traba.
10 satistaCoi6n de 80 duenO
PreCiOs cOnvenclOnales y excesivamente
m6diC0s. Dirlgirse al estaDleclmiento
7~- I'll LENTE DE ORC, calle de la Cruz. en
esta Capital. 3O-I6
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Or, Tixol de Ia Facultad De Paris

Establece abeno por anualidadeS, COM
prendiendo aSistencia partoS y Operaciones
Quirnrgicas, bajo el sguiente tipo :-$19 anua-
leSpOr persona.
NOTA-La familia que Cuente con mas do
sells personas, abonar& $72 anuales que % 81
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Be ha despedido do nos0tros para Aguadi.
10, nuestrO apreoiado amigo ol senior don Da-
Etel WylRearnay quien doseam0s muy telix
viaj0 buena ostanCia On la simpAtica Villa.
HemOs tenldO much0 gu0tO On H0bibir lA
vista de nuestr0 ostimado amigo 0l Betor don
Antouio Moreno Santt que aver regros6 do Ma
drid, abordO dol .vapor Pho Mono DOgoamoD
al buen amigo muy tempo on ostos sus patrioS
lRres.
VAPORHs.-El espahol R0Ns6m de L@syGN0ga
sali6 de Liverpool para este puerto el 20 del
pasadO.-El espaflol AlGv0 saldr6 do Liverpool
direCtamente para este, 81 del entrante -
Rl ingl6s COl0bTi0 Sali6 do New York para este
puerto el 20 del pasado.-El aleman M0yko.
&sGssssi0 Sali0 el 20 del pasado del Havre para
San Thomas esta Isla.-El II. L. Vj1l0Vordc
Iecalar6 en- este puerto hAcia 81 8 del corriente,