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IL divided from. its fellows by q lane probably
twenty feet wide. and stout eight-foot fences
OF scantlnG form the boundaries. max sing cs;
cape well nigh impossible and ohNinfinS al
danger Of personal encounter with teeth ami
boots between tho equine warriors whosodays
for battles on the turf hnve passed.
Tho horses can sac each other. and ire.
onently race up and down the confines of tho
paddock. displaying as much sLi,it in Their
contest as though they had riders w vito
wcro squirting them TO their. utmost On
has rasscd his twcnty-sccond birthday. that
grand old follow. swayhnckcd with ngc. threw
In his hoad enorted de0antly. and. curling hts
tail over his back challenged Imported Mae
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Readv-for the biz Water Polo Games.

Next Saturday night in the 100 foot tank of the Man.
haitian A. c. the first game of the series between the
N.y.A. C. and the NJ &C. swimmers will be played,
and there is much interest manifested in the meeting
Roth teams are now superb condition and some or
IN. liz wat. polo In this r,Iy will M
dnunl Tie I,,un 1t ne meeting Tic hrt'liS sail
~ he IA iavur"' m A." ,mr'sn Odds Of 90 but
BY tacts. ,..,, ,,,a...,
ycs,srda% .fternoon il" . and Qu,ysi The big goal
1920 ~. T"am Iew III all direron. m. M W..
ais, loon ltt practirs. and con.,d n; OF Eiypv
ruud ACCOUNT OF themselves
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UILLIlMS ANXIOUS FOR 4 RACE.
The Owner or the Kite Track Wanis to
Fit Ailerton Against AXtelL

IHDEPENDEScE. Ia. March l3.-C. ".
Williams has sent Budd Doble a propo-
s.tion to hang up n purse ot $4,000. no en-
trance fec. fora match between Axtell. PIP.
and Ailcrton. 2:09'4. at tho meeting to be held
here in August. $1,000 to go to tho winner and
$1,000 to the loser or the entire purse to tho
winner. AS Mr.. Dnhle may elect.
A favorable reply is expected from the own
ers Of Ay.Gll. but should they refuse to make
imposition to senator Stanford for IA match
between Pulo Alto and Alcrton. race be-
tween Mr. Wilinms's great horse and either
Of the stations named would draw horseincn
from all Iarts OF tho country to independence
10 witness it,.
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"Rcd" Mack r.r the New FORKS.

C'"rINN.ti. March l3-Msnagcr Tat P"w"rs's Western
mission completed and hc LETT for honc the Eric
YESTERDAY afternoon, satisfied with landing three men
on The trip The snin. OF Dan MGrpiy and Amos
Nusie he fo;uw'd up Yesterday by occurring "Ect!'
MACK. TIE sunset-lairei eN-.s'Son VIII ;nIn Cant
LIVING. Rus'r Bnyi". Fuller and Lyons h"rc When the
party starts tor RirNinriu n"N ~N!urGiN De We ~ III
kiS thar!ev Ra:s.it. lon' STD Manager Powers IN.
H. is too vai,a" utiiltv man tor New lrrN 10 ,us'
fee" i,rc! Nick can play ""GGnd AMI he wit have
rhant" to prove II
PAwrIs rrnrd upon John Wing at his home III Pm
d!"ion. The pitcher j. SIN confined to ms roam AMI
Is iruuD"il, cough. hMt he totiny hotter fnan
rnwers expected - nni him. The Grrtur VIII ct
Inn venture ont Vet ami t"crc vas no talk about re.
nt,..l mn tlrl II
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Winter Games Of the Harvard Athletic As
socintioU.

C,NEn,rGr. March l3Ths fret winter meeting Of the
Harvard Athletic Association was held yesterday :ner
noon in the liemnwny gymnasium, and was only II
fair success With the exception Of the sho'putting
contest. all the events spsrring aud wrestling
and some Of these were very sharply contested. Tho
following Is n summary:
Putting the shot-W0n by ". H. Shea. o. with put
OF 81 feet inches; :. II. Eyins, 3, .cnnd,
Light'weiRht sparring-Won Uy 4. H. Crane "a over
c. :, Butler ut the Law School.
Wener weight Sparring-wnn by 4 u. Newman. "a.
Made weight snarring- by j. II. Hunt. ~,
j, \ ThpninsUu No
lishw' ghi Wrestling Won by G. b. Earle. 90 over
T. I Ellis. = l..
iirsyy'wCIsht wrsslns-won by II. R. Alien. ~ by
default ~ -' -
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A DAY AT BROOKDALE FARM
WITH THE 7HoRoUGHBREDs At THE
HOME OF THE LATE n. n. UI7IfERS

a Splendid Property or 4 900 Acres Near
Horses .. the woriA on 1.-THE spot
tia. Mr.. wuhers Called Home. and
where He was Scen at HIS Best-A
Model rnrn for Breeding, Rearing, aud
Training tho Thorous hbred - An I'm.
promptu Race Between Three stniiIons-
List OF the stations, YearIinas, Brood
Mares. md Horses in Training - Mr..
wither.'s Love for the FIiiy Expert.
ment-Charity ofthe Master OF Brook dale.
Withcrs at tho race tracks adjacent to New
York for the last twenty years. or whose ac-
Quaintance with him was formed in the city.
had little idea OF the manner OF man no was.
The favored row who received invitations to
spend Sunday al Drookdalo got a keener In.
sight into this wonderful mans true character
than would be afforded by dozen years COM
paratively close companionship in the me-
tropols.
Brookdale was tho name Mr. withers gave
his beautiful farm in New Jersey. five miles
from Red Bank. and one has only to co there
and talk with the employees gray and
wrinkled in his service. while others who camo
to him mere lads have grown to mans estate.
married. and have children OF their own "a old
as they themselves wero when they first knew
David Durham With"rs ard found in him
father "a vol! rs an employcr-to learn that his
brusdue exterior was but n mask for the kind
est md most generous of hearts. Every man.
woman. and child at Rrook dale had some act
Of Kindness 20 rc!a.c of their dead master
when u reporter Of THE SrN paid tho farm
visit on Thursday last.
Brookdalc consists Of moro than LOCO cros
OF rolling laa'. thickly wooded in places. the
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light Grab or slate color. The fences are all
wooden. usually o. thick s"antiing, and they
ara painted with tar 10 prevent premature de-
cay. This gives u sonlbro aspect to the land
scape In winter. but in the spring when all
tho superb trees are in leaf. tho effect must be
very pleasing. Nothing angercl Mr. Wlthers
more than TO see anybody cutting down Il tree.
and his invariab!e comment was:
Foolish man: doesn't know tic value OF
what he is destroying"
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wuEEI.MEN's LEAGUE.
SOUTH BROOKLYN DUAL LEAorE.


The star. nna Aurora clubs ro''4 the mai games The
IS. p.sn"rck las s;ha;'s
hc!a"Sy li2 ;!4sedo"T ia no''s. i2a stevenson
~ r;"wn. ~; smca. lU.,; .r.r&i3ri. no: Held
.sro>p c.ar
May-A2rn. n: S,cy.n>@n, II. r,'ai, ;;H,na '''
1iH i"~sfs. i4s ro'a a. a." w. ' 1875 '"''0"
Tho gam. role. in The so,,,,n Hons. tournaments, On
FRIDAY nieh, r" ul'cd ~ io:oWs
Mr. ~ n.rc fs" *. r I".M ~.
81. BuehhoM iss Eut'r tS In, 80; INVITING
- ,:., .." -, ,, ... =. ,, ,,,
S''@ ''''' ''"' III r 1,"y ".r'. " '''
A,l.n,.c-riserr. 100; Rrsmlrn-l.r 1871: Haas. 14o;
TrMgaei. - " enfield. 10 Total .,m ,,-
srh4l'1 i'' ''e'seT, 1@t 7ot", 10,
N.o>' ''S',
csn;sr E.S.r o 1.!M '; H0e1' l'o
1Wrp "t~t,
Annex--Gr,nhut. lIat. Mcbride. 15s: Halter 1875:
cnn}s; ~ rsea1, rr, me-" ,4 u,,. ,s5
.--
About 200 enthusiasts w..c NJ the Columbus Market
S%;' I @ IN ~, S 'sa
Ted il iHS rfs,nimary xSm,ss m Msnna,ian team
enn Tho SCORES:
Mhnhattnn 4; q WcSsr'hsn lN Bender. -: SAT
foTi i"'' Nitshe!ii =; iiHaIies' iNa: ~
se az bAa~n isl 1o n"k' so S Aug III fae'
The game in the Whee!mens League between the Jer
sHy CITY Athletic 'nh ma me HirrT.!!s Wheelmen,
rH," on me nre, c.am aeHS r., 'n r.,uhy e'emanx
I' 80 ~ ~ -, ~ - =, ~ -, :. a''S'
won Nv w. sta ma III o. >f'eh p'I> me s'nre
r"r,in., a. Il .I.r,,"., ii;- ,;rnr,n,n ,aa' S.,,,
, Az VIA - T,.,i I",s ' '' SN-
Rlr-rside Wn4eiu.n-Irytns ~; Rou.hton 14b:
pnth IA: walton 1871: Starim l!,i LNrkIn li;; bon.
court 49,; Burr lIJ Total. l,Li1
~ ' 5000 '
,r.b. S,,,s, Island A,p,t.ur e,ru. IN Friday ava,
inc IN. XII N,n Kun aud ,Drui man No II a ON tic
Wor.inpinru', Institute al -ys The scores.
-
FlESr .AHi
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THE COrR7S WERE FULL OF LIFE
a Good Day TOR 1Iautlbai'. nnd n Number OF
S,nirlicd (snnies.

The admirers or vigorous healthy and exciting srors
mus; know good thing when they see 1t. Judging from
the attendance and enthusiasm manifested on club
dav the brooklyn liandbnli cubs court. 1t may 10
called an extraordinary OCCASION for there was more
GOOD houdbo,i rnyirg sIuar. than has been
s-e IN time The scores ~ the day
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aroHn and imported S:nlwnrt. whose L,al.
three charged down their enclosure throw
ing, the sod IN, chunks, and stud groom
before Nrn;iiator would drsist Macaroon
~ one year, Younger than EentilH'ur. while
wart who won tho race. has not much to ~
proud Of. The .othor stations at rl"on .!ale
ar" imlo.t,d l:othcIn. imported un,hersc.
Cncns. kinslikc, and Ccntaur. tho last
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r,nmc,s win ut Football.

The Barry Association of New Jersey ana tn" crack
Eminet team played football match yesterday after
moan Mt Whl.gCes EidgCwopd Park. TIE EnmctA
nj ,vcd aggrrs4 v"v. aud good running aud excellent
kickin. Nunly won them the game by IA of
rn.Is lD:i. TN. trlnls were:
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is called the Worlds Greatest Passenger Train" on
a"rih' ~ Ne ao-,ue PERFECTION 81 It's equipment
~, w n "Mssn.e o W. rnad over Which y ruhs II
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Ing barn i'm has paddock Of eight or ten acres.
aud in some instances greater area. ,n en-
,hrir narns. 81 course. when night falls they
arc called in and The doors closed The year;
slNiccu lilies. They, a. have size. anh some
81 Thorn AFRO Cgrnshei ;ke tw2,year cara o'q nrom ~
Mad r" 1sat tnsh r 10 ha an nS's
~ King rrnrst out "f. Triil. splendid
Chestnut, WITH star and snir and two %a w'! Me-
Wlthcrss lnvoritc OF the entire lot.
This is list of the ycnrlinss:
EGsH so Ey S ,H,ISso r. nis,,s
,sa,, l. Y M ME- ,f;a hrnt'Ssfnsa
E HI$r" col col :; yys HIa'ss.S&Gs
Ss.,n@, Gc c, ~ N N,Ssrs s"ss a...m.,
cR Rssin%s 81. .Sii y Kisslss~ FSn Fan;
sin@l @y ~ ~ E Ei%s,nssn.ass>s
t Ssi"ut Tiy " " Neutrality-suspicious..
f. f. sy x Si%s Professionalism k"aei
hay my ~ kinTlikc-Miss Bsssatt.
~ n niy ~ " k K'"s..ss-Eini ""
.y M, g ~ " tnnlh. NJ. yIn%s,w,e.
HAY Il il u Observation-Disclosures.
brown NliN nv rnras-ChSmols.
chestnut my nv stcn.n, ;',
hay liS by Northumberland. -
Those yearlinss are in charge o. william
Hrnrila,l. - very capable man. VINO DESERVES
great deal % credit FOR the splendid condition
In which he Inns these budding racers.
III. brood mares. tiity.siN in number are il
charge Of Michael Ryan. II quaint little old
man r Twh" knew Mir Withers as well as any ,ry
mnn living. 1lc takes rs much interest," IN me
nnrrs and there offspring: anu is as eo,ritouS
for Incl, welfare as though they were human
beings. rhcv havc Inrg". ,ronmy boxes IN
which TO pass the night and great tatd0cks
through which they roam during the ,, day;
Tho iarrS vita GunIs by their sides are turned
two nd three together in smaller raddnrks
and are kept near tho main buildings. Where
Ivan lns them constantly under, his watchiul
ewes. Thor, were II number OF foa'S iEiskihG
by their mo;lcrs on Thursday last. ana others
are cNpUrtcd daily. -
In tic brood marc band are famous mares
Tint unry could roi buy during Mr. Mitherss
lifetime. That great young mare Auricomt
has .,uwn into n grand matron. She has nt
foot Il chestnut lilly by NonchrnEo stately.
Very fSn,. hns developed into a c-looking
brood mare. Sh" las 4 handsome chestnut
FLY ny Mncaroon ~ foot. Abundance. the
dam OF Gr"grrv. las Il chestnut NY Ivy tncns.
Cascade 'sfOai IL II brown colt by Eo.hcn. whiie
Nrll's offspring is a chestnut colt byStone-
hcngn TIN has Il hay iilly by King Ernest;
Adage has thrown t. MUcaroon bay colt OF
splendid size. ,,.
toned:
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The orv anticipated battle between Louis O'De and
Barney f,ugc Cor 500 side aud t'i" s,hs consider
onk pin"c Yesterday i'll III" presence OF great
crowd "r S"nh Hrnut'%n -p"r'Gnrn. The men Al" old
residents ~ i.n it0"k" aud have met before IN tue
court, Flugrn generally bc.ng tho victor. TINS
TING, however. o'D" VIII" weighs IN the neigh.
horhnot oc 80 ronnls. prepared himself with
great ear" anl VA hound T." turn the tables
his ul'' rlvnl. Fiigen. who always Keeps
limsei' in tr'm was ""nttcnt that he ind a "cinch.
particularly after iccevins advice from such clever
artist a. ex Congressman Daniel o'Rniy. The con;
gresham present and rn ted hard TO- his DID
fri. hat "a. material not III Barney The ma tch
took peculiar turn after the th,r! hnd fourth games.
ant a grra; MANY Thought that " nor"y'' WAS gone.
hat he recovered. and in tn" last gam. had his man at
his mercy ~ tho conclusion. Flu."n asked for
rtt watch amt tho favor viii b- granted It will
taSc pi4c. the court next saturday week Ths
krure -; The match was:
Ioui. O. Dell .......... o.. ..o1 - 10 IA ~ 21-117
Barney flul!cn ...........,. | ID Il ~ II e. 20
Raiern"-,-rry purn. Marker Robert Eocr.
Among other games played were:
J. Connolly and Tom Snnoti ..............i3 y 2l5b
! Powers and j. Connolly IL 1876
u 0'E"r and J"rrv Dunn ......,.......,..,.1S 2l39
i Connolly ANT l. Sp!rs 1h-''"
rrriry the early portion Of the third Con.
O'R"illy slightly injured his leg and was
Obliged 10 retire.
NJ stanton aud NJ Lennon -.........,-10 Fl 10 2l-,3
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Aho't zoo enthusiasts wee at the Columbus Market
ntlcys l.ith and seventh aycnir, saturday
ntglt the 'ghf tor rst plgc. IN section 80
Of The Amc.irsii AmaT-ur lninu The clubs being
tIrd in Tie preliminary vNnicS THE Manhattan team
TOOK lead III tn. nrs frame which they hell 10 the
ena tn"
Manhattan 4. t--WeSs-tmsn 1896: Bender ia: SAT.
ford 1876 Mitchell. III: llca!lev. no. Tp'a SH;.
Ivan. 0e-Dalrick l.5 Baker 1885, nnx. Isl. Faes
sci. 50. Baldwin 1853. Total, SO..
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Tho game rolled in The snsrtan Hons" tournament
FRIDAY night re- ul'cd ~ tu,U%S
sou nurson. l;f. Henry Never. 1871, Eeyn 1875; H.
Meier. l-i': Och, are. ~. Tntn,. G>1.
DrrAutd-W rdrEin l'is. r",rrnau 15J: INVITING
~. Buchlo.z, lSt. Eutgr. lIS. Total! 100.
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ans recursoa. haata 81 car6cter de sus habi
tanfeu. no baetaudO, 10 cue muChOg Green 81.
.fioiente. que es haber estado, pues les cirCuns.
tanciss de hoy no son las mismas que haOe Gin
90 aIlOa.
putauos Labra y MUyai Es dacir, ya La De-
Na0CrGCjG de Ponce en- IN editorial del dia }
del actual dice 10 siguiente. Hsaqui como Dc
expllCa:
"Y no hablem9s de las hguras que llevan
On el COngresO la woe del parttd0 autonomista.
Labra y Moya, que valen por 90 prestigio, por
sus amplfsimos conOcimientOs, por sus grandes
estudiOs, no pueden 0Cuparae dc nosOtrO8 con
Ia eficacia de Otros dfa0. El butete 0spl6ndidO
do del upo 81 pati6dic0 impOrtantfsimO del
Otr0. OCupan tOdos los momentOs que pudieran
Ceder 4 nuestras Complicaciones de indole
local..
9 Cataluils Arag6n Castillo Morcia y
Andalucia, tienen On el Con9resoy y On el Sena-
nadO andaluces, murcianOa, castellanoa, aragO-
TeCordarlO no tiene I'M aolO puertorriqueh0
I. = I Lo que en- bn n castelanO equivale & de.
OR: nj Labra nj MOya BE preocupan 10 mas
mfninO de los intereses dol pals que l0a ha ele
gido diputados, pueg 10 sdiputaci0n solo sirve &
unoy Otro para el d0sarrOllO de sus intareses
particular 90 para 90 gran Influenza On bene-
ticio prOpi0. All ilusos Casa Miranda sos
tene 81 Juzgado de Vega bsjs, Lastre sostiene
la Audienoia de MsyagIez Labra, ell tan de-
lenoia / Tue haoen NADIA, las facultades les
emplean para ellos mismOs- Fste 90 el espi-
ritu del 6ltimO terciO del siglO XIX.
Cuand0 se han de C0nvencer todOs egoS
elementon que se Naman, p0r supuest0 NAL
llamadOs, nberales, de que la po0r cu6a 90 10
de Ia msma MADEIRA que ningQnS pr0tecCi6n
pueden esperar de sos protegtdoa Tx. 4.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

--GObierrO @ neral - Gecretarfa.- Neg0.
ciedO z: Real @ den trag'adando Ia PlaEa do
Presidonte dc 10 Au6iencia Territorial de eeta
Is'a, don Juan Francisco Ramos Nova.
Real O-den tragladando & 10 plaza de
MagiAtradO dc Ia Audiencla de 10. Habana 6 dom
Ricardo DiaS AgerO ...
--AudlenciN Territorial de- Puerto RioO.--
Relation de los aellores que 81 IItrmo. selaor
PresidenSe de eata Audiences sha nOmbrsdO ol
dia III del Corrjente Jueces EunicipaleB para 81
bieniO del 90 . 98ty 90 y al "a
--Admin'Stracj0n Central de COntr1buci0.
nOs b .ntas.-Publcase el pliegO de Oondicio
Dea para 10 venta On pdbica subasta de In fin
GA eel EstsdO ntmerO 149, ubicada en- la juris-
oLn de Salinas, barri0 de Lapa Quebrada.
--Recaudaoi6n de cOntribuciOnes Munici-
palts de AiiaacO --Ap tnoiase IN 8er. remate
en i ica aubasts de los tarrenoa embargadOa
Gsos ores mOrosOs en- diversos barrioB do
aQuOl9 jurisdiction.
-Juna auxiIiar de carCeles de Aguadilla.-
AnGnCiase Ii subaata de los servicios Go aQue-
llR C&rCel
freshmen de las observsciones meteor6
logicaa ve)if1cadas en- Ia Jefatura de Obras
p6blicae durante los dias IL al inclusive del
mes de NsyO pr6ximO pasadO.
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Casa de bruios


Cuenta La B1sdev0 que en- Narsgua, Ca
pital de Ia repdblica do NiCaragua ha Ocurrido
muy recientemente un extrahO y CuriOa0 suceso.
II acia dos amos que estaba desoCupada una
casa llamada de les brujos, cuya casa nadie
Queria habitarla, pOr las diversas hlatorias que
81 vulgo referia aCerca de sus "invisibles mo-
radores."
HaOe poCos dias, 6 med!ados de Abrii, lego
Managua nm cOmerciante espa6ol, On union
de 90 esposs de dos hijos mayores 81 sefior
Lopez, que asi se llama 81 comerciante, se de-
cidt6 tomar ia casa de los brujoD pesar del
miedO que algunOs quieieron inspirarle; y co.
mo 10 habia pensado se instal6 CON su familia
on la casa dc refereneia.
Al OtrO dsa el senior Lnpsz di0 parte Ia
autoridad de tener en- 81 poder veinte y dos
nifos de varias edades que habfa recOgidO On
su casa durante Ia nnche, sin que pudiera pre-
cisar por donde habian entradO nj de donde
habian venidO .....
TOdos esoa mos, que al parecer habisD
fallecido durante los seis tltimos meses, que
habian sido enterradOs con las formalidades
de costumbre, fueron entregados su families,
y va puede cslcularse la impression que este
extraflo suceso ha5ra causad0 en- ls oiudad
El senior Lopez continda viVendo On la
casa de los brujos sin que haya ocurrido otrs
n0vedad.
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Oio aQui

pera dentro de breves dias.-A. Rawschensplat
3-2
Hemos aid0 tavorecidos con nm ejemplar
e: edici6n aumentada y corregiHa) del BFeUe
COmpesdt0 del Sistens0 M6tftc0 Decimal do
pesas, nsedid0s ns0NedGs, puesto sl alcsnce
de l0s ni10s 6til tOda Claae de personas,
ordena 10 p0r el professor do Instruction pris
mos muOho 81 regalo. de esta obra que juEgs-
mos muy lmportante.
h proporci6n que Corresponds Loo que
|eptEarQa aysr en- q sQEt4Q de a0CiQpea de- u
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velada estuvo animadisima COnClUyend0 Ia
una de la nOcha dejando On todoB imperecede.
70 roCuerdO Z
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Despues de aprobados CON brillantss notss
sus curs0s acad6micos, hsn regreaado do Id
Habana los estudiosos i6Venes don FranciscO
Servera don AT edo srr6n.
Aver ha preetado jurament0 y tornado p0-
session del cargo de Presldente de esta Audien-
ella Territorial, el Iustrfsimo senior don Juan
Francisco Ramos ; Moya
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AvisO importaDte

Sc COmpran aoci0nes premiada0 de biIletes
dc la l0teria provincial, y se admiten proposi-
clones nm tanto menaual sobre laS mismas
los que no Qnieran ensgenar'as, d4ndoseles Lao
garantfas que reQuseE2n sus duefios. Tambj6n
SO sirven pedidOs do dichOs billetes para Il Is.
Ia y ol extranjerO precios convencionaleS.
Inf0rmav&, -NjcGnOr ZeMO.-Capital, Sol 90 81
], SolCite Qsted siempre y siempre LOS Bal.
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Informara DON LUIS SANCHEZ
MORALES, calle del Cristo ndmero Il,
altes 81
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-12-27
RAN INTO a WORK TRAIN.
Serious Collision on the Reading
Near Philadelphia. hf

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Near Philadelphia. ,r'r
PHILADELPHIA. Dec GA serious
wreck occurred at PencOyG station,
short distance from this city, on the
main line of the Reading railroad about
80 this afternoon, which resulted. in
the injuring Of an engineer, fireman
and several passengers, none or whom,
however, were seriously hurt. The
market express. which LETT this city at
o. m. for Reading, collided with an en-
gine of work train as the latter was
crossing from the south to the north
bound track near Pencoyd. The ex-
of forty-fve miles and hour, when
the work engine came in sight. 1t was
only 100 yards ahead, and both Engineer
Schwab and Fireman Smith, of the eX-
press, jumped. The express locomotive
struck the tank of the work engine and
was upset. The tank of the work engine
was thrown over the boiler, sweeping
the cab from the engine. Engineer
Scnwab sustained badly sprained foot
and was brought TO Reading. Fireman
Smith was severely injured and was re-
moved to the hospital in this city. The
passengers of the express, beyond a
severe shaking up, escaped uninjured.
with the exception of three, who re-
ceived slight bruises.
The accident. it is said, was due to
negligence on the part of the crew of
the work train, who passed from the
south to the north-Dound track without
orders. The express train was given a
clear track from Westville to Bridge
port, and was thirty minutes late at the
time of the wreck. and was running
fast to make up the time. The three
passenger coaches of the express were
considerably broken by the collision.
and the escape of the passengers from
serious injury was most fortunate.