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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-12
NETWORKS PLAYERS WIN.
BALTIMORE'S NINE DEFEATED.
TWO LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES IN BRooKLYN-
SCORES AND RECORDS.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Ncw.York o Baltimore I. Philadelphia = washington
roston 1 Iiooklvn 3 first Cleveland 4. Ptt,burg
draw.
rr,nl.ivn o Hostop - fsec. chicago . Cincinnati 4.
ond came II. Louis :. Louisville q.
SINGULAR coincidence about yc-t,tday's ball games
the ,icu0uslrss OF TIA" heure f"ur IL WaH'u al
import ,nt part Of the seven games The July
enthusiasm The air have been felt ~ baseball
The game 81 thc Polo Grounds was between the new
York end Baltimore tcoms and resulted in the easiest Of
yctoros for the home nine Ru'c usual, In eN-
cclen trim visiting ba.snen making the first hit III
the sixth inning after the result The
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ENTHUSIASM AT ChRLTON HILL.

The Carlton IIln and Passaic Pork Republican Club
held an enthusiastic meeting Monday night at
Carlton iill. Visitors from surrounding clubs were
present and good speeches were made By cx'Maysr
shafer OF Rutherford. and T. n. Glover. OF Boiling
Springs. \ determined effort made 10 induce
William Mckenzie 20 accept the nomination for As
,emb!y. ard IL was partially successful, Mr..
Mckenzie conditonay promised to accept II. The
district is Democratic hy over 400. but well known
Democrats concede McKcnze's election II nominated.
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Trade PRESS Association Mru:rryG.

The second annual meeting Of the American Trade
Press Association was hold Yesterday afternoon tho
Hotel Marlborough. Louis u. Gallisnn presided
The following were elected officers for the Year: W.
J. Johnston. president: W. W. Patton, first ycc
president Louis Mailer second vice president Gcorge
T. sadlcr. secretary: Henry Il. Elliott. treasurer .
W. l.. Tcrhunc Joseph w. Gibson and W. NJ. Lawton
directors II was decided to petition Congress In
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OPENING OF A NEW HOTEL.

The formal opening of the En1icott Hotel. under
the management OF Edward Pannaci. took place last
evening Dancing began at 10 o'clock and supper
was served midnight. The hotel is the largest
apartment hotel In the United States east Of Chicago.
The proprietor. MIR. Pannaci, Is we'll known
among business men. he was for many years the
hesd of Delmonico's downtown restaurant. He is
also the proprietor of the Pannacs Hotel at Seabngh
N j. The hotel filled last night with those who
came TO make the opening "A success.
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TROLLEY CARS ~ COLLISION.

Ani accident occurred Yesterday afternoon In
Brooklyn on the Third electric railroad 10 Fort
Hamilton. Car 80. 9o4 on It's way 10 the city
and stopped ~ Twenty eighthst. md Third ave. 10
let Of a passenger. Car 10. 900 was close behind
II and could nd be- STOPPED by the moj'Tman before
a ooli,op occurred. several passengers wer. slightly
injured ard the conductor. Edward Mack>, had his
leg broken and taken = the Methodist Epscop1l
Hospital. Harry IiOlme~. the motornHn In charge
Of ear 80 500, arrested for rechle,sness.
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SKULL FRACTURED AND FOCR RIBS BROKEN.

william Hilton. driver for the Wntson Express
Company. NJ Erooklyn. was driving I'm reckless
mnnner through Fulon-st. Monday afternoon. when
his horee knocked down and trampled James
Mathew. thirty eight wears old Of No. ~ Goerck-St
When Mathews was picked up ami taken - the
Chambers street Hospital II found that had four
RIBS broken and a fractured skull. Yesterday Jus
tice Grady. In the Tombs Police Court held Hilton
await the result OF MathcwS's injuries.
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JERSEY ( I1I.

william F. Kern, president Of tho Board Of Fire
Commissioners. defendant IN suit yesterday
brought against him 10 obtain damage, for SANDER.
The alleged slnndered man Frederick Gcrmann.
ncighior. lie alleged thnt while In a beer shop
In New lork-avc. on Mny rs Kern ,a'd 10 him
You are nothing but n thief and u pickppckct -
This assertion Mr.. German dcni In court ycster-
Kern
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 1l5.-wItt
results Of special investigation Of wages, Of
living and the o the recent strike. pages Of
The Weekly Tribune. cent n copy. 100 copies, IS
cents. 1000 copies, So. In lots Of 10000. $3.50
per 1000.
THE TARIFF AND WAGES, Ne. 116-with Dsms,
cratic testimony TO Mckinley prosperity ffsm the
Bureau OF Labor Statistics and the Ranking Departs
pent of thi, state. Price cent. 1000 copies %.
In lots of 10000, $3.50 per 1.0Os.
MIR. REDS SPEECHES, No. 1Iv.-spssches Of
Whiteaw Reid during the present campaign. Z
pages Of the Weekly Tribune. cent q copy. 1905
copies, $500. In lots of 10000. $3.50 per 1000.
BIC ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-Printed ID 20 ysaN
but JUST good now then. The tariff and currency
articles OF Roswell &. Horr In The Weekly Tneuues
with various kindred articles, including the wonderful
results Of Reciprocity and the article "Prtsesis
1890 and 1891" A pamphlet Of IS large page. ~
csnts.
SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN vorERA-
~. page pamphlet composed entirely Of the malaiAs
cent articles OF Hon. Roswell &. Horr written ~
The Weekly Trbusc, the Tariff aad the Curresey.
This 10 per mine of in formation for aggressive
Republican campaign. Every campaign orator should
posseas q copy. "Protecton Net n Tax" Why hiGh
Tariff Pays" "Ths Real Doctrine Of Protection"
"Rich and Poor 10 America Reciprocity
"Msney for the People, Farm Implements Abroad
Tho Omaha Platform" Farm Mortgages" ana
"Aiiiance Fiat Money Nonsense" arc only few Of
the topics treated. Is cents COPY.
REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES. Ne. 117.-Presideus
Hnrrissns letter of acceptance, the Republican plate
form the speeches Of WhltcIaw Reid, ex.Governss
Foraker, and Gov, Mckinley mt Woodsdale PARK
Ohio. Sept. 9Th pages OF The Weekly Tribune, aud
pertrnit. of Harrison and Reid cent a copy. ice
copies, 3J crnfs 1OOo copies, 50. In of 10000.
s2.50 per 1000 I'd
MKINLEY INDUsTRIES.-New. Acomp Iatieu Of
striking articles from The Tribune deseribns induss
tries which have been established under or benefited
by the Mckinley bill. Figures nre given showing
better wages and lower prices of mannfac turcd
goods A splendid Republican argument. - cents
copy.
WORK And WAGES EXTRA 1i1.-With Puuch's
fnuous picture of N!r. Cleveland Introducing Free
Trade TO America" pages of The Weekly Tribs
unc. opuIar document, comparing the tnrin pianks
of grent parties, and explaining tho policy OF
the two IN rite. that subject copies for cent.
100 copies, Is cents 1.000 copies, ST. In lets 81
10000, $3.50 per Thousand.
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TO JOIN IN sTAMFORD,s CELEBRATION.

II stated at The Navy Yard yesterday that the
cruiser Philadelphia. the Dolphin the vesuvus and
the cushing would up Long Island Sound far
stanford carly next week to take part In the
celebration OF he a5Oh anniversary Of the settle
nent OF that town. which takes place on Wednesday
next. The Philadelphia and Dolphin ar--of too much
drauchi 20 up the harbor. and II is not likely that
all the vessels will lie outside Of the bar AS the
harl,or Is small and shoal. and is much INSTRUCTED
BY hedges and sunken rocks
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Announcements.

Sypher Co.. 5thaye and d,,a 2st nos invite
cstNcd from Europe They are the purchases ns1e oy
Mr. sypher personally This srmmer ara r's.. OF ac
Of Old TApESTRIs me old Enslsh g SlIvEE
~ M IL iA, bic for cabinet corrections which
Sannot be found elsewhere. An early inspection Is
oIte
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THE RECORDS.


New.York vs. Baltimore. at Polo Grounds. New.York.
Brooklyn I;o~ton. at Eastern PnrA BROOKLYN.
Washington vs. Philadelphia at Philadelphia
The New.YorN 0ld Baltimore teams VIII play at the
OlO Grounds to-day.
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FOR TIE NEW-JERSEY ASSEMBLY.

Atlantic Highland, y. j.. oct. 1.-THE Democratic
Assembly Convention Of the lid District OF Monmouth
County nominated W. +. Andrew today.
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The second game went to BROOKLYN. stvrt's curves
being b0,ted al over the ncli. Kennedy pitched FINELY

Earned rnns-nrooa.yn Ios'on =. HONE runs-Io,ce
Thrlclase -Hiouthefs. Buns. Love. Two.h1sc hts
-'TucE". S9ornoe hits-Rurns .. D1lv Kennedy. Irs,
error rston l. Int VITA pitched all ercoran.
STRUCK oLt-krnn~iy, Long puiy. N1sh. Cmpirr-
En.slIe. JHlc-jJ MINUTES. Aticaisnce-2.OOt.
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Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for. chIdren
,ee,hinr sotens the gums. reduces ninmmauon agays
vain crree wind collie and diarrhoca u cents bottle
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The Five Great Limited Trains OF the New-York
Central the perfection Of modern transpora
tan. =.
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Two games were PLAYED at Eastern Park Brooklyn yes
tcriay between The Brooklyn ord Boston teams. before
1000 spectators IL the last chimp onship game In
brooklyn and after ion: the nts, the home team won
the second rather easily. Tho first game wss superby
ula,td. tMe Rn.,an team winning a. follows-
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Tribune EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

M'KINIEY PRICES. EXTRA IRA POPULAR
low -h~e, Ex,ra presenting In popular form tho
heat poin. from Mr. Aidrichs great speech In the
United state. senate md the results of the non-par.
tisan Cation Of prIccs mud showing the excel
Irnt effect of the Mckinley bill on Wages and Prices
,,pr. of The Weekly Tribune. 1 cent n copy. 100
comics, IS cents. 1000 copies, 3d. In lots OF 10000
$3.50 per 1,O0v.
PROTECTION NOT A TAX, No. li3.-The best Of
tc protective tnrn articles of MIR. Rorr Reprinted
In low sheet form for popular distribution
pm gee Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy tOo
copie. IS cents 900 copies, So. In lots OF 10000
or more, $500 per 1000.
FINANCE AND FAEMiNG No. tla.-The bcss Of
rho money articles Of Mr. liorr, In the pamphlets
named above. Rcpriuted In low priced sheet fern
for popuIar dIsnibution. Makes pages OF The
Weekly Tribune cents "a copy. 1e0 copies -
cents 1000 copies. %. In lots OF 10000 and mere
o. Der thousand.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D..
90 WEST s9TH.ST
p.....s of the Nervous Sy.sm, Gent9 yHnns7 orsaaA
fnpoCency aSd Sterllty. hoors o w w
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BALTIMORE
NE.W.YOEk

Earned nun cw-Nork l. First ht-c nv crror,-Nrv-
York g. Betmor. l. Lott on iases-Ncw-York 3 b.liI-
NOR First ha-,. hail,--Or hu-io T. on Schmif =
struck out-ry Eu~ie 4 bv Schmit Ihreelas hit
Herman. 1wo-ba~c hit-Imler sacrifice his-M Mahon'
ScImit Stolen 'r % Keller. - RourAr Nc't-a",
>clpit Double play Nr''raw ana >toNcy. Passed ball
-l,ObnsOn ]. Umpire Crane. lime oi eauo- -.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED. No. 115.-wlth
results Of a special lnvestgatio Of wages, cost Of
living and the causes the strike. pages Of
The Weekly Tribune. cent copy. 100 cspies IS
cents. 1000 copies, So. In lots Of 10000. $3.50
nor 900.
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THE TARIFF AND WAGES, Ne. 116.-with Demo,
cratic testimony to Mckinley prosperity ffsm the
Bureau OF Labor Statistics and the Banking Depart.
ment of this state. Price cent. 1000 copies, %.
In lots Of 10000, $3.50 per 1000.
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MIR. REDS SPEECHES., No. 11t.-Spseehes 81
WhiteIaw Reid during the present campaign. 4
pages Of the Weekly Tribune. cent a copy. ZOOS
copies, $500. In lots of 10000. $3.50 per 1000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-30

Anoche tuvo lugar On la Lagia mas6nica
LMe de Oriesste, estabecida en- esta Capital, Ia
iniciaci6n de dos comerciaDtes. A dicha tesai
dG concurrieron las damas que componen Ia
ogia dc adopci6n Esta noche, seg1n nues-
tras noticias, Sc verifcsra otra iniciaci6n en- Ia
Logia Palcfor, y ha heeho solicitud para ini-
eiarse una se1lOrita vecina de Ia Capital.
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Gazette Official de hoy

GObierno General. NegOe1a-
do de Agriculture, Industria COmercio.-Pu-
blicanse varios privilegios dc invenc'on, conce
didOs & nuevas induStrias.
--Audiencia Territorial N6mbrase JueE
Municipal de Maunab0 q don Antonio Ortiz
Leon.
-Cttase Pedro Lsmensa, vecino de esta
Cudad. para que concurra como testlgO On ID
Csusa segu'da contra Manuel Cardin otros
Dor robO; s Manuel Delgad0, de Cayey, para
que 10 haga on Ia seguida contra Ramon Ramos
Velez por QuebrantamientO de condena, q
Francisco Rodriguez Hernandez igualmente en-
Ia seguida contra Luis Martinez Acosta por rO-
DO de dinerO.
-Rscaudaci6n de Contrbuciones munich
pales de Afiasco-Relaci6n de los terreD0s en-
bargadOs q cOntribuyentes mOrosos que de
orden del alcalde de aque.la pOblaci0n 90 ven
del&n en- pfblica subasta.
.-Junta auxiliar de Carceles de Porce.-Se
ge6a ei plaxO de diez diSs para que los asplran-
tes la escuela elemental de aquella carcel pre-
senten sus eolicitudes.
-Bsnco Espaflol de Puerto Rico.-Situa-
ci6n del mismO on Ia tarde del ~ de FeDrerO
del cOrriente.
-Administraci6n Central de C0Dtribucio-
mes Rentas.-Estado de los principales pro-
ductos del pals exportados durante 81 mes de
Febrero del actual, comparados con los de 1gual
mes del a6O anterior.
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Los Soberanos de Europa

Segdn ell AlnsGssGQsse de Gotb0, de 1892.
Europa cuenta actnalmente con cuarenta So
beranos emperadores, grandes duques, du.
ques principles reinantes.
En- cuantO 6 Ia duraci6n de su reinado,
Victoria ocupa el primer 1Ugar hace 81 amos
que gobierDa Vienen deSpu6s el duque Err
nesto de Sajonia Coburg0, one reina desde ha-
Ce AZ amos; Ell principe de Waldeck desde ha
ce 46 y el emperador Francisco jose, desde
hace 43
Los cuatro soberanos que datan de 1890 y
1891, son el principe de Schwarzbourg, 81 gran
dUaue de Luxembourg, Ia reina de los Paises
Bajos el rey de Wurtemberg.
AtendiendO la edad, ca 9. DrlmerO al Pa
pa Leon XIII, hnico soberano que cuenta mas
de 80 amos. Los sjete que han pasado de los
20 son 81 principe de Schaumbourg L'ppe, el
gran duque Adolfo de Luxembourg. Christian
III, rey de Dinsmarca, ErnestO, duque de sajo-
mia, Cobu~go, Ia reina Victoria y el gran duque
Federico GuillermO de Meck'emburgo Strelitz.
Los cincO soberanOs mas j6venes son !:
Guillermo III, emperador de Alemania 80 afios ;
Carlos I, rey de Portugal, % amos Alejandro I,
rey de Servia, Is amos; WDhelmjna, reina de
los Pafses- Bajos, IL amos y Alfonso XIII, rey
de Espana, amos. Los tres tiltimos se ha.
liam dirjgid0s p0r regencias.
Ell nl1merO de los est8doa mOn3rQuicos de
Europa aument6 en- uno, el Luxembourg, eri
gido en- eatadO soberanO pOr Ia muerte del rey
de Holanda.
En- Am6rica, Ia inversa, desapareci6 por
complete Ia m0narqufa con ia caida del empe.
rador Don Pedro.-( RepYodwcjdo) }.
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L Con verdadero pesar hemos leido ell ST.
/ guiente suelto en- La LeschG de Ia Habana
J correspondence al 10 del mes eu curse, donde
trata de Ia muerte de IN antique amigo perio-
dista. que reside algunos amos On Puerto REQ.
Dice el colega:
Esta madrugada ha fallecido nuestro es-
timado amigo companero el senior don Fer
nando de OFmachea y Lersundj, gacetille1o de
La Union Constitutional, q consecuencia de
una lesion cardiaca que venia padeciendo des-
de hace tempo.
La noticia de Ia muerte del amigo Orma-
chea, nos ha sorprendido en- alto grado. Cast
todos los dias le vefamos: Syer mismo tuvimos
el gusto de estrechar su mano. Sc nos dice
que anoche estuvO On el teatro. -. Parece
increible que haya sucumbido aQuella natura-
leza i0ven y r0busta
Reciba Ia apesarada familia del compane-
TO desaparecido, la sincera expression de nues-
tro p6same"
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Baquero Y Gandara

OFRECEN.-Cerv Cristiania legfti
ma On cajas de 48I1 botellas $40 Gaia
Id 1912
Bacalao de Escocia superior en- caias
de medic Quintal 4ll uu.
Idem de arrOba
ManteQuilla Danesa legitima marca
+. Brun, lata amarillo cajas de 100 la oeo
tas de IL $0U qQ
Cajas de 200 latas de media libra
Recibido pOr los dltimos vapores de Cadix
30 cajas COgnac-Jerez marca Rafael Ro-
nero & So GAIA.
IS oajas Ponche Militar marca Rafael Ro.
nero Sill GAIA.
Cambios en- 81 BGssc0 EspGj50g hoy Ma
drid y Barcelona dly, A O0. -Reato de Es-
pa1ia dry, p0O.-L0ndres 8 dIv, $6O5 C.
Paris div, 20 p -Nueva-York, 8dIv, 8224
p pOlO.-Habana S,dlv l3} pI0O.
81 tiene usted catarro cr6nico, si le rnoles-
to IL t6s, si la grippe le ha alOaDzado, si sutre
dc iaa Was respiratorias, tome el JarGbs al Gss0.
N0cal del dOator Rodriguex Castro. aurte sus
saludablea. eteetoa, inpsdiatamspte snpisaA A
vRayeQ.
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Han ipgresado como socios residences de
la sociedad Econ6mica de Amigos del Pals, en-
session celebrada anoche, los sefores siguientes:
Excmo. 6 limo. seflor Obispo de esta Dio
cesis. Rafael M. Ponte, D. AntoniosC sCarbonell,
don Jose Boneta, don jose Margarida, don Jo-
s6 G. del Vale como sOci0 cOrresponsal don
Manuel G1zman Rodriguez.
Adem6s Sc han tornado en- Ia referida &C.
sion importantes aouerdos, que han de impri-
mir Ia S0ciedad Econ6mica mayor impulse
en- Ia marcha progresiva que lleva.
eee
Esta roche, como oportunamente 10 anun-
ciamos, Sc pondr& en- escena en- nuestro coli
SEQ por Ia aplaudida troupe de Roncoroui, ell
gran drama de Ohnet titulado Felipe DerblGy
EI Maestro de FyGg10s. Els una obra que
ha hecho muchisimo ruido en- los teatros de
Europa.
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k0tiCias de la lsla
Nos escriben de Cabo-roio:

Nos eScrlb6n de CahO-rO10:
I'll pan, muy bueno. Sc vende hoy en- este
pueblo q raz6n de once chavOs eli ki'O, unecha.
vo mas baratO que en- la Capital. El precio de
la carne huct1a entire "a 26 chavos el kilo.
mitad huesO mitad masa FL celOso faeulta-
two Sr. Fernandez Blsnco ha empezado va ell
reconocimientO de dicho artfculo que espera.
mos cOmerl0 mejor. Fata on CabO roiO un
asentista una romano para pessr por kilos en-
Ia carnicerla. Lo que en- dicha carnicerfa sir
We para pesar, es s'un t-asto viejo en- NAL esta.
do del sistema antigua" A las 81 de Ia mana.
1a va no hay cal ne en- 0abo-rOjO La carne de
cerdo cuesta 90 centavos 81 kilol
90
Nos escriben de Cayey que la candidatura
de nuestrO amigo Dou Aveline. Vicente presen.
tada para diputado pro7incisl por el partid0
incondicionalmente espafol, ha triunfado Dor
unanimidad dc v0tos.
20
En- Guayama SO ocupa 81 Ayuntamiento de
repartir el virus vacuDo entire el vecindario.
con la mayor actividad.
Ha sido nombradss . t1es E municipal de Man,
nabo, don Antonio Ortiz Leon.
-.
De Guayama 90 quejan Ia Administration
Central de Comunicaciones de que Dor hallarse
enfermo ell telegrafista Sr. Murillo, hs esta-
do unOs cuantoS dias cerrada Ia estaci0n tele-
grAfica en- dicho pueblo. Ell COmercio de Ia
plaza Sc lamenta de los perjuicios que el hecho
le OcasiOna, parece que elevara una solicitud
& s. e. 81 Gobernador General en- s6p':ca de
que Sc tomen medidss que eviten caaos SEINE.
jantes.
Hallanse vacantes las siguieutes piazast
la de M6dico titular de Taa-baja dotada con ei
haber rnensual de 80 pesos la escuela rural dei
bsrri0 del Centre de Ia jurisdicci66 dc Ia Moca.
yla de professor sustitut0 dc Ia escuela elemon.
tai dc nihos de- 4Mbonito.
Nae0Itamoa de an perl6dio0 de Guayamai
s'n etaAtQ p 4 e, pea eylaa ahastra
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MullenhOf R K.orber

OFRECEN: Bacal8O de EScOcia superior on Ca
jas de arrobas, Ia GAIA $5.-Az1car alema-
ma on cuadritos, caias de Q arrobas, quin-
tai $12-Cemento Portland, marca Co.
y0sG, barril 81. g. 5
Lease on la Ia plana de Ia LA CoRREsPoN
DENCIA, los anunc'os que publica ell Sr. a R0Ms
cheMpIGt de las grandes fabricas de Aambiques
y de apsratos telegraficos que poseen en- Ber-
lin Alemania los Sres. n. HdlEstr0ns Mic
Gjnest respectivamente.
Uu rssgO dignO de e1comio es el acuerdo
que han tornado hoy algunos maestros macs.
tras de esta ciudad, para atender los gastos
diariOs de una scOmps fera Que estA en- CANA,
fscilitand0le asi Ia subsistencia mientras dure
su entermed8d.
Acogemos con gusto la noticia, esperanto
conocer nombres propios y Ell resultad0 prac-
tico del acuerdO, para rendir los que 10 me.
rezcsn Ia justicia debida.
Ell movimiento de fondos de Ia Sociedad
Econ6mica de Amigos del pats, correspondent
te al mes de FebrerO, es como sigue:
zMgreSOS. Existencia del mes de Ent TO
anterior $15s-29. Csntidades jngressdas por
distintos conceptos $'26 70 Total, 1894 o.
Egyes0s. 0s.-P8gsdO pOr gastOs ordinarios ex
traordinarios 77-6O -Existencia para Mario,
1907 80 Puerto-Rico, % Febrero 1892 -Fl
Tesorero, Jose II. Pati1o.-Vo Bo-El Direc-
tOT, C10OTgeE E6TT6T.
-.
ELEASE EsTO-HemOS recibidO Ultima
nOvedad J. preciosfsimas letras mOnogramadas
para timbrar papel, s0bres de cartas esque-
las. Para damas y caballeros de buen tOno SOD
de muchO m6ritO. Enviando el pspel, timbra.
mos con tinta negra de colores, 100 pliegos y
100 sobres por SO centavos. A las personas que
dese6n que escojamos nosotros el pspel, solo
le cargaremos de p.ds el precio del dicho arti-
culo el porte de correo 81 es para fuera de
Ia Capital. 1O-8