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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
LINEA DE CUBA

AANAA UN OODA
LIegsran solo hasts Santiago de Cuba
los vspores que sslen los dias s, Is y 25.
Los de los diss s y IS tocarAn On
Nuevieta, Pusrto-P Padre, Gibara, Mays
RI, Bsracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
El dia Is hark las mismas escalas,
& exception de 10 de MayAri, y ademGs
tocscA en- Ssgua de TAnsmo.
Todoa retornar&n veriAcando sus Co.,
lidas de Cuba los diAs 13, 80 y 8, sfec-
tuGndose lss sntradss en- 10 HRbana
en- las fechss correspondisntes de 10,
30 y de csdA mea.
Ninguno de estoss vApores tocRrA 4
go resorpo en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
FILETES.

Para csiss de tabseos desae IS
ess hasta 81 millar.
L'sograiia del Borxrrv de- a
LFas saeesoFA de Morris, Pusssc
Rieo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
AMIGOS DEITODOS
PILDORAS HOLLOWAY.

.Millones de personas, en- todss
las parties del mundo, RECOMMENDING
dichas Pfldoras como ell mejor res
taurstlvo de Ia salud one Sc como
ce. Elias curan todas las afeccio..
mes Gel coraz6n, del higado, de
estomsgo, de les rifiones y de los
intestinos, y remueven Ia scrimo.
MA. la natulencia y la cardialgia.
expulsando de Ia ssngre toda I'm
pureza, fortaleciendo completamen-
te 81 sistema nervioso Y dando Lh
tono saludsble ID la organisaci6
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
DOClRlAl 'CRlsTllNA l
PoR GIL EsTEvE.

Nueva edicion Ipertectamente
,mpresa y. encuad dernadA en- car
ton. ( NUEvE PESOS gruesa
Tomando 10 grueaas 90 hase
m buen descuensc. ii
nsssenta en- esta Imprsnsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
UEGUENTo HOLLOWAY.

Este maTavilloso bSlssmo ssno
lofaliblenente les heridas antiguas
laa llagas, J los'males de piernas '
de peoho. Por medic de su In.
luencia les 6lceras virulentas r..
man may pronto IN aspecto con-
valeoiente y desaparecen. JamAs
dejs, este unguepto farrigerante.
de producer una cura perfects de
las afecclones de Ii niel, los cons,
tipados, Las toses y el reumstismo.
s6n cuando se ha spelado an vsno
1 todos los demks remedies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
LINEA DE OAIBARIEN.
RNMOLCADOR

Esta emprsss tisne 81 vapor AGUI.
LA, potente para Ismolques por Las
costas de este Isla, , habilitsndo de
bombas para schiqras v titles para sal
vamento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
EMPRESA
Y 1O&EESPAaULE CORREOSDg Las ANfTLLAS
Y trasportes miIitares
10 SobrinoS dt Herrera, HabanA.

Los vapores de esta empress efec~
tuarAn 81 saIida desds este puerto en-
los diss s, 10, Is, 30 y 35 de csda mes,
D lss 5 de IL tsrde en- los dias de labor
y 3 las 10 del dia en- los festivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12

Onisrz % pos De nn ldeal.
) acE<aAA vveSo. ...
DE Hamaa hAaA . assnA
Fsxmn. ...........
LAmaszss en Ice lAhsos, 8
aS&esst rsusaa.
NJ easdiao glaaalru, . eaa.
afSas Ieama ~~-~...~
PSsnsa sal , sa~gzAsna. 3
acASa xeRmo -
AigsHAa vsees ssaai, y Go.
sASss sssNa ...~.--.--.
La usAs Jag1s5A aomusaaa
doc ASzom wuxsa ..w...
v&seNe Annss ds nAlexa.
asA@a 60 . AsanA fus
hsvs y Coeaa :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
TINTAS PARA ESCRIRIR
En- la IIPRENTA DEL "BOLETIN NERCANTU. :

Gu LIN IL AUnlA DlU DUlI LIN MLnUAlAl ILs
Las t1ntas paHa escribir que Ven0e eyta CASA
prOcedentes dc Las mgOres FabrioaS del mundo In
dustr'al. 10 adm1ten cOmpetenCia en el mercado.
Sus nermosOs dolores, su durabilidad, sus seleo.
tas clases las 1rantizan, dandoles patante de pro-
duotO SUPERIOR .1a -
Anadas0 este la ganga de una baratura sin
igual, J SO COnVendrd en- que nuestras tintas para
sscribr tienan con perfeCtO d0reCho oonquistada e
prefersnOia general et
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12

en- es dusnte muchos amos en- los Edos Undo duba
Meco otroa p0ses pemte oecer p1bco arnlo
no puede mejoras parties bao ningn Concepto
sn regstradas pesgFA con todo Egor ley los f
Petr6eo Rehnado seaGas "Luz Sa S55 Ia Gaia de
Brsnte extra fna Ri Eefane" dem de ide ido
2OO la idem de idem idem
o"Son" 400 dem de idem idero
Agens generates para todG Ia isla sOBRNOS DE EzQUIXGa
San JuaN Puerto RicoOalle de Ia Fortaleza ntmero IT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
PlIDORAS RECQNSTlTUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERON.

PrVle9lo exclusive expedido Madrid ell de Mayo de
| 1871, por el Excnno Sr Mnistro de Fomento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
LINEA DE PUERTO-RICO.

salen los diss l0y 90 los vsporss
que hncen 81 ssrvicio dc Uorreos.
I'll del die 10 tocs or Nusvitss, Gibs.
70, Barsooa, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
Haitiano , Port-sn-P Psincc Puerto Pla
to, Ponce, MsysgueE, Aguadills y San
Juan de Pnerto- Rico. Al reSosuo hRrA
escala en- los mismos puerEos.
III del dia 90 ir& por Nusvitas, N-
bafa, BaEacos,' 'Gusnt&nsmo, OnbA, SAM
to Domingo, Ponce, MayagnsE, Aguas
dilla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vi.
nisndo por lop Eniamos pusrtos.
RetornarSn sAlisndc de Puerto Rico
los dias 90 y 8 rsspeotivamente; toca-
ran en- Onba los diae 30 y Q, Ilegando
4 ID HAbana en- les fechas rorrsspon.
disntee de- 4 y il de esda mes.
Ningnno dc estos dos vapoTss tocarA
d sr retorno en- Guantanamo. -
LINEA DE OAIBARIEN. =
Todos los lunes D les 8 de Ii tafde
sAldr& un vspor que, tocsndo los martes
On 10 Isabela de Sagua, llsgsr& . Oai-
BARREN los Ynlercolea.
RetornafA saIisndo!de O6ibarien los
jusves, dsspues De 10 llegsdA del trsn
de paszjeEos, con escala en- Ssgus, y
IlegsrA q ls Habsne los VieFnsa.
Todos los vieRnes & Las 9 de 10 tasde
ssldrk otro vspor que toear&.en Isabella
dc ssgua los sAbadoA y llegar& D Oai.
BARREN los Domigos.
Efectuar& 81 torno.sAliendo de OAi-
BARREN lOs maEtee, depu6s de 10 IlegSda
del tren de pasajeros, tocafA en- Sagus
y llegAr& D 10 Habana los mi6rcoleA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
vAPORES.
cso1RMOSsMsR A&0&@S
az Ii f,nMPAHIA fRAsAfLANfInA
.AMTAs
DR. A,LOPEZ o. Co. 1
s.rvisio para Pusrto-RisO y In Habsas'

sALIDAS.-DsB Barcelona los diss y 30
70 csds mea.- Do Malaga el z I:-DsUa-
ais ii 10 , s0.-Ds Eantaader sl 2o'-"s Ia
Ooru6a eL21s al So d
A. sxpesden pillstes dirsctos para Mayagass
pones. dsntiago do Cuba, Gibsra, NHevitas,
ssbanllia , 'del6A, con tfasberdo sa Pusrss-
Bloc Habaaa.
slAJH DIRKOTO DKSDE PUERTO-RIoo
Ala Coruna . santander'
seud. Il Pxsyso-l -lyiss % ass 10 ID eada NESS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12

"a
D. sxpidsa. pasajss do ida y vsslta con 10
Fl Id fsmiIiss qsS psgusn IL sqaivalsncie
! a psssisG sutsros, % lee harA IL reDa1s dsl
Is nor cIsnto, Ksta rsbaja no % applicable
,cs billetss Do ida y vuslta.
m IA 2.a cisss. On niaO msner DO
,sos On oads famllia, gr&tis. Les demas me.
rorss d 8 akos I do pasais. Do . ~ aAss no
samplidos / passis, do ID aaos 'ampiidos Pa-
n "a Srssrsneia , g. ordinsris. On atae
bssts saos grstis. De 8 q asos ! psssJs,
d. "a II aass / pasajs, de II asos On adslaa-
Il rasais satsro.
zxnAA dc las AMEx1&ASs
@rgff fttfs ss~~s.~~
vapor M. l.. vlllAvERDs'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12
LUZ BRILLANTE
la LUZ EN- FL kUNDO DE Los NEGOCIOS.
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DF FAMTLTAS
L!c''s &c e9plO si6n y Gem
'nsts6n ezp0ntdBe0s.
Ssn hGmo 10; MAJ DIOR;

'nStson 6Tp0ntdDeGs.
Ssn hssmo nj ma! olor;
Este aceite, prooucto.de
una fabrication especial
81 igual, sino superior q los
que Sc importan del ex
tranjero bajo diversos nom
ores y marcas, tanto no
sus cualidades lumfnit AZ
como por la seguridad uue
ofrece & los consumidores
NuesTos precios SON mu.
cho mas reducidos quels
10 iss marcas extranieFss.
lue con este mayor precio
10 brindan a los consumi.
fores ventajas de niaSuna
oIsse.
Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-12

eARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO 2
. LA OUARELA, Sc AOABAN DE
REOIBIR. EN- ESTA IMPRENTA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
The Damro.ch sunday Concert.

Tho operatic feature OF last nights DAM
rosch concert at Music Hall was the repetition
Of the selections from "TannhHuser." which
proved such a success several weeks ago
Last nights presentation was equally q sue
cess. and q very pleasing performance In all
Its pafts. An especially large audience showed
q warm appreciation OF its excellence.
The operate chorus Mr.. Damrosch has Or
ganized and trained for these features Of the
Sunday concerts has attained an excellent
balance and does good work. In the grand
chorus from the second act It was especially
effective. One other number Of notablHexcel-
Mssndelssohn Quartet Club and the chorus
Antonio Galassi. Ericsson +. Bushnell. PaynS
Clarke. who sang in the stead OF E G. Towns.
and the members OF tho Mendelssohn Club
Galassi. especially. was heard to fine advan-
tage.
Henri Marteau., tho young .violinlst. played
chestra: sehum nHneft'o E"ViSendIite.da."! mo ana nd
Brahms's" Ungarischer Tanz." and: Of course,
warmth. and was well deserved. An excellent
miscellaneous programme occupied the first
half OF the concert.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
ORITUIRK

sterhen Ambrose Walker. formerly United
States District Attorney for the Southern Dis
trict OF New York. died yesterday ut his homo,
\ West Thirtieth street. OF pneumonia. He
had been i'll a week. He was in his Fifty.
seventh year. Mr.. Walker was born in Brattle-
boro. W. He studied at Middlebury College.
and after graduating in 1853 went to Bing.
hamton. n. Y. where he entered the office OF
the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. He rractised
law at Binghamton until 1862. when he was
appointed %Paymaster in the volunteer service
in the army. serving until 1854. Since then
he has practised law In this city. He was
the County Democracy's candidate for Surro-
gate In 1881. and was defeated by Mr.. Rollins
He was for ten years q member OF the Board
lively it's President. He was appointed Unlted
states sIi1, :, District iati Attorney for tho sonthSrn Pr:
FebrSar is' iss sGf to Succeed sS sssi' es.aoS. porsRoim.
or, who had resigned. Mr.. Walkers, funeral
GShdlnlrc BE- r en- hT s'ssss ana At un tive rIttss nises.
Dr.. Spencer {. Devan. passed assistant SUR
SeoIp;; l. u Bit States tate n marine HdS hospitHl service:
Sorn In New York city in 1850. and entered
5IsSi. Wfils On duty e. NsSsiGlk. Va; in MY
but recovered sufficiently, to resume his du.
tics. and On accoun. Of his executive ability
period from August to December Of last year.
wnen tn0 OaOG6C from CuO'eTb besT1eu lmmls
nent, he performed his trying duties with
marked efficiency. His death was, doubtless
FASTENED by his arduous labors and exposure
at that time.
William N. Srink. one Of the leader In Rhode
Islands famous Dorr rebellion. Is dead at Nor.
wich. Conn. He was 81 years old. born in East
Greenwich. r. l.. and for many years was ono
turing Of cotton goods in southern New Eng
land. During the Dorr war he was made .
prisoner at Chepachet He was q well-known
terost in politics. Two children survive him.
a daughter. Mrs. Peckham of Norwich. and q
Mary's Episcopal Church.. East Providence
T.. ].
Sidney Strother Logan died yesterday aftcr-
noon ut his residence in this city. IL West
Twenty-nf th street. in his 3lst year. He was
a graduate Of Roanoke College. Virginia. and
q member OF the Southern Society. He had
done Newspaper work in New York for several
years. His remains have been taken to
RoanoEe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
FLORENCE BL YTHE'S LAWYERS.
They Will All Make Small Fortunes Out OF
Her Estate.

SAN Francisco. Fob. h-To-morrow the ut
torneys for Florence Blythe will place on
record an agreement which shows what share
they will receive Of the 3d. 600. 900 estate that
they secured for this lucky young woman. Flor
ence. it Will be remembered. was the i!leGiti-
mate child OF millionaire Thomas Blythe. who
died leaving no will. over 100 claimants to
tine estate appeared.
Florence's mother had no money. SO ton
years ago. lust after she arrived from Eng
land. she made an agreement with McAllister
* Bergen and Gen. Hart TO give them 10 per
cent. OF whatever was recovered. they to ad-
vance money for. her support and for
tested. and the final decision awarding the
entire, estate to Florence was made only last
fall, In the mean time Mr.. McAllister died.
anu otler lawyers were. admitted. as Bergen
retired from practice. About $4,000 was ad-
10 settle this as well a. other claims will
take about ~ pei, cent. OF the estate. or about
Sl.oOO.,00 Gen: Hart thinks the estate will
rs 1t includes 1900 acres in. San Diego
county. which Is now coming into market.
and 100000 acres Mt the head OF the Gulf Of
upon IL to become very productive: Gen. An:
drade OF sonora is interested in this land. and
ex-senator Fair recently inspected 1t with u
from the Colorado. Similarland around Yuma
is now selling for 5000 per acre with water.
Tho lucky lawyers on tho winning side will
Mrs; LoTince .McAllister. as execntrix 0: her
husbands estate. and Bergen will receive
$4,000 each. CARRIER. Bonlt,, and Bishop.
and Col. kowaIsSy and u. u. foote viii re-.
ceive !SlOO.OOU each. Should the estate prove
as valuable as Hart says. these shares will DO
feated claimants advanced considerable sums.
which they lost, as wei! as oil their labor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
DIR. CROSBI,S SUCCESS on.

Dr. Davies Prenche- His First Sermon in
the Fourth avenue Presbyterian Church.
Tho Rev. DIR. John II. Davies preached yes
terday morning his frst sermon In the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. OF which the
late Dr. Howard Crosby WAS pastor for twenty
eight years.
DIR. Davies was born in England. near the
border Of Wales. He came. a penniless boy and
M apprenticed iron moulder. to this country
To- find work In Scranton. Ho fought his way
through tho schooling necessary to enter col
lege. and in the four years he spent at Lafay-
ette he worked at any labor which the faculty
could put in his way. He graduated Mt tho
Princeton Theological Seminary with tho
class Of 1884. He Is about 81 wears old. and
for the past fve years has had charge OF a
church at Tyrone. Pa.
DR.. Crosby was simple and direct in speech.
making, his sermons plain talks with his hear
crs. full OF sound sense and liberality. The
liant sermon. abundant in metaphor and
Galatians: And let US not be weary in we'll
doing; for In due season We shall reap. II we
faint not"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
FL T. KILLEEN HAPPy
He Says thnt tho WIGEer Decision Has
Killed CnhenslyIsm In America.

At every service yesterday forenoon. both Of
the heretofore rival Roman Catholic churches
OF Bayonne were thronsed with worshippers.
The unusual attendance was duo to the inter-
est aroused among tho parishioners over the
decision rendered by Archbishop Satolli in the
contention between Bishop WiCger and Father
Killeen concerning the reopening OF st.
Thomas's Church.
Tho rector. the Rev. Father Ahne. conducted
tho regular services in st. Henry's Church.
At each mass he spoke Of the parish troubles
and the Papal Lccate's decision. The gist OF
his statement vas that the churches of st.
Henry's and st. wcre united as be-
fore in one parish. although the boundary line
between the parish of st. Thomas's and st.
Henry's and the parish Of st. Mary's was fixed
by Mgr. Satolli at East and West Twcnty-sixth
streets. Father Anne also announced the fact
that he is to remain as rector o., the upper
English-speakinE. priest. He did not mako
his usual brief address in Germani Ma. a..
rector OF st. Mary,s Church. spoke at each. Of
the three masses in his church Of tho, DECISION
ger and himself. He said that there had been
II misunderstanding between bishop WiGger
M Sns r fi!nfs to- c HsssI st. T II" nis%oF ch 'nHdt" and q
he thought othorwise. Archbishop satolli
had heard lea Ss eyor GeaGi S,"t f IF th9 t, case Sis dhissus; wa.
wrong and Father Killoen right.
During the Hftsrnoon Father killen was
dead In America forever. and every American
will rejoice with me that it is. and will uphold
me in fighting my Bishop to stiiie it."
There is n rumor that Mgr. sato!ll has ron
dered q decision restoring the prlestly func-
sSr 81 time e' AZ" ~ Bishop s. G Sig %af Of afHTfr rentnS.
na.nee i ana It ms IS s afSA that fhsttiH Whe IN t He B Bfishht'S
went 70 his house to demonstrate that he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
The Seidl Concert.

For the fourth tim this season Seidl's orchss-
ira devoted itself. at tho Lenox Lyceum. last
night to Wagner's music. Among the seleo-
tions were the spinning song from the Flying
Dutchman." the grand septet from Tam.
hauser." the quintet from the "Meistersing-
err" and the grand scene Of the valkyries
from the ".Walknre." In the spinning SONG
Miss Fabris sang the pnrt Of Sentd and Miss
Maurer that OF Nary. The chorus OF Senta's
friends contained thirteen voices.
songs for soprano. the last of which. "Wie.
genlied" tcradle song. the applause Of the au-
dience made her sing again. Mr.. Seidl 40
heartily applauded as the singer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06

Manager Rudolph Aronson criticised yestsr.
day afternoon tho character Of the meeting Of
Casino stockholders. held on Saturday. at
which Henry Clews presided. Atthis meeting
Manager Aronson's management was again
arraigned by Director Lassen. Mr.. Aronson
said that the other stockholders who took
part were made catspaws OF by Lassen, who
ie dissatisfied because he can't get free admis-
sions to the theatre on his $40 worth Of stock.
Mr.. Albert Aronson. Treasurer OF the Con.
cert Company. said:
u have been to see District-Attorney Nicol
to-day. and, We are going to get Lassen To-.
dicted for SANDER"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
WoULDN'r GO TO COURT ON SUNDAY.
Miss Torrey Preferred Losing Her Money
to DesecratIng the Day.

William Sullivan. q cab driver who lives at
81 Manhattan street. was remanded In the
Harlem Police Court yesterday. charged with
robbery. He was arrested on Saturday by
Policeman Carr Of the West 125th street sta
ton. on complaint OF Mrs. Janet L. Torrey Of
$40 West Fourteenth street. She told Carr that
she had hired Sullivan to drive her to the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Schultz. mt 140th street and the
boulevard. Arriving there she left her satchel
in the cab and told Sullivan to wait until she
came out.
While she was in the house Sullivan drove
of with the Satchel. There were $50 in cash.
a certified check for SlOl, and q check which
WAS signed but not filled out. in the satchel.
The complainant did not appear, in court
yesterday. Policeman Carr explained her al
sence by saying that She told him that it was
q shame to desecrats the sabbath by holding
court. and that she would iaiher lose her
money than take any part in the proceedings
on hat day.
Sullivan denied that lie had been told to
whit. and said he knew nothing about the miss
ing satchel. Justice Simms remanded him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
cor. WILLIAM r.. SIN.N'S SUI.
1t - Against Cora Tanner Sim for IN An
nuimeat or Their Marriage.


nuimeat or Their Marriage.
Tho suit Of Col. William L. Sim against Cora
T.. Sim will be called for trial this morning by
Judge Osborne at Special Term OF the City
Court In brooklyn. but. as it is n considerable
distance from the top OF the calendar. 1t will
probably go over for II few days. Col. Sim is
the theatre manager and tho owner OF the
Park Theatre. and the defendant is his second
wife, ana us Cora Tanner. III" actress. ms been
known on tho stnge for several yenrs. the iirst
Mrs. SIM md Obtained n dlvoTco rom o. Sinh
several years before his marrlagcto Cora ran
ner. me relations between toL Slnl ana tho
latter nave been strained Tor nearly y year.
ana It II Understood there has virtually been n
scparation between them since her recent re-
tnrn TO brooklyn from a starring tour In the
Neither .eS-Judge Troy. Col, Sims, lawyer.
nor Col. Slim himself has indicated Tor what
the SUIT has been brought. hut II mas been
made certain that il is for the annuilment
otthe marriage. the ground being that when
1t took place the defendant had not been di-
yorced from her former husband IN accord
ance with the laws OF this State, and therefore
was incaDab le Of Contracting q legal marriage
with Col. Sim. Col. Sim simply attacks his
marriage on the question OF its validity. and
makes no allegations whatever against the
CHARACTER OF the defendant. Col. lngersol!.
Mrs. Sims counsel. will. 1t Is understood.
appear in court for her this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-06
A Brooklyn Congregation Hears Rumors OF
War.

Tho Rev. Robert ]. Kent OF tho Lewis Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. Congregational Church after
finishing his sermon last night told his con-
gregation that he had heard II rumor that war
between England and the United States had
been declared. He advised his congregation
not to get excited over such rumors. and said
that he hoped that tho sword OF this country
would never be unsheathed save in tho cause
oil right.
Mr.. Kent told n Sun reporter afterward that
the source Of his information was u note pen
by a mamher of his congregation. Mr.. Kent
learned aftcr leaving tho ,pulpit that his
parishioner had fallen n victim TO II news
ihe escape of the wild animals from Central
Park.