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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
Telegramas VIA Hahana.

Ms&Fsa. ~ as Se9sss@hsu---Ds
- essa3@aa1sa gss sa Iae@arAi Mar.
sS@aa Ca@pas "a FsxAka4o alganei
s@a@las0a % CSC &c 10 Aaee@ asne'
2&sMa 80 @sassz. u 80 Tesla ! Pa
LA
Mnass&. . &s oaaaasms--aa pAde.
sksa se@sas aea 50. sAxMssA sagxse 80
ssas1 sAszfaA
~ "a aeAaaasaa p@sa saAAAaa q
Gssss sssss &c Maaas4spa nAnsxAaaAa %.
70 AsY, . aa@se~@ssss4a Sc 80 80
ssssEs Essss ssssszsatsa e. - paas@k eSs
: ssae @@y laaaazSAn. si ass. sa
sasas. sa sssssasn axaas1lva
Fa6s s@a@asasa Q ees pswAa De-
assAsI a ass1kaa
aiaA asAseskss s@ sikaass Gales
Sc AasssAaAs SssNsaasses s9evvssA
rsa. sasEsaassa $50 snas2assAs pas'
r. 80 tm gaas ia esmssss &c Ia
AA
amssss. At tls7sssa Mssszxes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

Una roti ia que segaramsn-
TO dejark p,rplejoe b los peal
miatas, Angurss de dssdiehas, qaa
en- todo ven nuneios fslalss d
psnuria y de frasasc: 4 sabsr: a
notieia de cue Ia rse.adasi6s
total del Real Erario en- See.
siembrs 1iiimo. por Ios cos
eepsos dc Conlribueionea { ln,
pusssor. Aduansa Rsssas -
saneadas. Bisnss de- Essado 4 Is-
grssos sveusnales, sompasada sos
Ia o6teni5A do lAs rnisnas rsns.s
sa iguaI NEE del aao lssa. Aeasa
una ditsvsasia iiqnida dc ass ss.
esndents 4 AST0.50l.4a.
I ESQ pressindiendo de qassn
9: propso mss de SspsisnAss
Ppdo dslaron de parsihlsse naAa
nsnos que sl.osl.Sl. per ses
seeueaaia del trasado eco Zoe NJ.
sAdos- Unidos Do AmAsiea. hseAo
extensive d oixaa Naeicnss.
|, lone sleeusHsis, zee dialeesasa
10 de los samsros, para dsssrwlr
aes1rdos y diaipaF psevsasaeass,
eaprisnes y eavilesidaassl
DoeamsasO tahasisals cue 4 ID
vista tsesmes nos aista 10 eus
ahrmado dslames Goa aa.xs "a.
ensstaenahaes.
SsgasgG, hs.aqui 10 lsxrsmas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

Pablisa ,A Ga1esa de hov sxA
Circular de Ia lngsadsnsia Gsas.
ral es HAeissd.. aysedo asa
Rsal Ofdsn rxlahva. &C ms 50 sS-
ila, oil lmporganae sexwieio de-
Ami aramAsnto. y sseaEseasndo
10 mayor asgivtdaA 60 lss traha.
ice &c tcfmssita del mana
Llamamcs 10 aisEei6a .e Is
eosnisienss iosa'sa DEL taEno ss
sssa Iass aseaa el deeansaIa ss
fsfsFssssA, csc FspgsaaeaEs@Ss CO
sssssso samtFe FsAKima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
oa siguientss despsch ,
e 500.

6:os:
Barcelona, 28.-A conseouencis
de la fiebre que tuvo syer ell sefior
general Martinez Gam pos, contin6s
guardando CANA.
Pasan de 5000 los telegramas,
cartas y tarjetas recibidoa en- la Ga
pitanfa general. interesSudose DO,
la salud del iIustre soldado, Y son
muchss las OomislUnes que llegan
de tedas las poblaciones de Catalu-
fia para sa!udarle.
hn dlstintos Juzgados de ests
capital hay seis csusas contra At
anarquistas, que estan procesados
| y en- libertsd provisional.
El parte facultativo, oolocado
hoy on ell vestibulo del Palacio de
"a Oapitania general, dics asi:
IS. E. contin6a slnti6ndose mo-
lestado J ligeramente febril, a can
80 de la confusion recibida en- la
cadera derechs."
El general Oastellvi cOntln1a me-
orando, y Sc cree que pronto ss le
levantara ell apostle
Ri ayudante Sr. Busto esta casl
eurado.
Al General Sr. Perez Olemsu
no Sc le ha podldo extraer ell trozc
de hero que le ocasion6 Ia he
rida.
| Barcelona, 28,-El comandant,
senor Obreg6n, juez Instructor de
proceso contra Pallas, entreg6 aye
lei sumario conclude al fiscal Sr
Garcia Navarro, para que calf
IQue.
| Despues de extendido ell escritt
de aCusaci6n, la csusa ssra e.evsd,
D plenario, volviendo luego al jue
lntructor, ell Cual la entregara O
defensot, seg6n dispone ell C6dig
de Justicia militar.
Il FL Sr. Obreg6n estuvo 4 yer 9
anarquiata Pallas, para que este ea
Ic0giera Gefensor.
Il Pallas contest6 que no 10 necesi
CO, pues se basta el para defender
se.
EstA resignado y fuma mucho.
l Dice que espera tranquilo ell fall
del Tribunal"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
Ell Sr Intendsnte,

Ha regresado de gu visits {
algunAs AduAnas de In Isla el
eabAlIsroso J digEo Jsfe de Ha-
ciends, ssnor BAyoEa. Tenemos
entendido que regresa g. sisfecho
del estado do 10 admins sraci6s
eeonomiea de los centros subal-
sernos que IA rseorridc. All eomo
del cello y moralidad de los iar-
eionarios 4 euyo cargo 60 hAl,a 10
reeaudaei6n de las rentaa Csle.
ofamos e'se suesso. que no extra
namos, pnss notoEio o. que 10
adminissraei6n de Peerso Rico
pnede servir de mcdelc y elem
plar, ssgan 90 ha ?roelamado dl.
ttrtnlea vsees.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
Ayuntamiento de Arroyo

Ayuntam1ent0 de Arroyo:
Guardia Municipal D. jose To-
rres Garcia. Vigilante de Consul
mos d. TiburCio Obreg6n Ibafiez
Ayuntamiento de Adjuntas:
Oabo de Policia Municipal D.
Angel Montalvo MeriLero. Pe6n
Oaminero D. Guillermo Oarro.
Ayuntamicnto de Barceloneta :
Escribiente d. Arturo Fontbona.
Serene .. Manuel Fernandez Rl-
vera.
Ayuntamlento de San Sebastian
sEsCribiente D: Pablo Acosta. Co.
mandante del puesto de Ia Guar
dia Municipal d. Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez.
Ayuntamiento de Guayama:
LlaveEo Mandadero D. Jose San
chez Alguacil. Guardia encarga-
do de la Custodis de los presos d.
Toribio Sanchez Ortegs.
Ayuntamiento de Salinas
Escribiente 10 D. Luis Diaz.
Ayuntamiento de Las MariaS:
Oontador Municipal DON Jose
Boix Sebasti6.
Ouerpo de Orden P6blico:
Guardias q" d. Juan Ortiz Mar.
tineE, D. Antonio Rodriguez Ro-
drigueg, D. Felix Marrero, D, Ma
nuel Terreiro.
Ouerpo de VlgilanCia:
Vigilante en- Ponce D. Francis
90 Medina Garcia.
Ayuntamlento de Aguadilla:
Jefe del Fielato de Higtiey Don
Ramon Salgado Santiago. Jefe
del Fielato de Victoria D. Virgilio
Espinet Estrada.
Ayuntsmiento do Vieques:
Portero D. Pedro Lopez PoEo.
Ayuntamiento de Afiasco:
DepositArio Municipal D. jose
O. bsyr6n.
Tambien publica 81 peri6dico of
clal los nombres de los aspirantel
que quedaron fuera del concurso
asi como los destinos & Cuyos con-
cursos no Sc presento nadle, y unI
nueva relaci6n de plaxas vacantes
La Cual reproduCiremos en- nues
tro n6meEo pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
REMITIDO.
'1as lIlllklnbS' iLb. IIlAg elerE

LA Tesslones de que w. se ha
sen ESQ en- "LA OoFrcspondenolA'
c0mcsos lul6 y l0i3. re5ultan tan
fAlsAs. como pcco s6gias.
Ia ooadgesA sexuldA per el Al
eAldc dc fAoaeoa, e. cl Asnnto Que
Wv. onmensAe, Ia ado en- todo 90.
sresta, y ha mesosAdo 10 apsobael6n
anAaine Gel AyuniamienEo.
"a rcssgsaA ansogsdad estx mny
pos eeeiEaa ae 10 cue, eon sssxaesaa
asas.sla. scIsrfaa Wv. bslo In rcscr.
20 ansEaeassaslA ae an dEccaee.
j. Amssass G4resn.
YAASeaa, p De os.absa de 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
AZUCAR Y CAFE,

Desde el ano 1850 al de 1892
inclusive, &c han sxportado pol
Las Aduanas de Ia Isla las siguisn
tee cantidAdes de sxGeAr y cafe
AZUCAR.
2.22A.5Ss,7sl kilgs.
OAFh.
3s6.7ls.s15 ia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

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guss9ss@ nosz sssaszssAssaa ssrs ssAssa
Fos e. t&oeas<ss ssS@sxA4. p&svas
ooGss1f8o
AynssA@ss@ss ss &c Es@ea
pas ue@aEs UaRsxssaa. ssss ses
80 aseas he &c uAMaa. &C aAa8es 5es
aAsssu u sksx@NS CAs4 - ~ Mas
ssssa CsaASos asa EAwsss4sEs hgA~
aasspal u Mss9Asss4s TsH@ksasa Nas.
o. EarasaasSs. ~. AAazs a3 ISlnaass
Ayzssa@As@ss 90 Msys8R@
tsEasaAa 6@Assx pa Il. Fsw@aassw
e5kssm FswnkaASs f0sAsSmsa.a - As
lisa Fesa &c oazAea 7 FssxS n Mas
Iasa hA@aa ASeaam
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

Impogsa ssts rslAei6a Do donativos
10 eahti1ad de sfsints y tres pesos
sssants y eineo csntsvcs, moueda CO.
rrisnss, enya sams % femesa Al Sr AL.
salis de Arscibo, ssgaa sst& dispoeste.
Gales. Oetabfs = De lss3.-El AL.
eAlds, Fsssass Sczss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
Il LTIsilA AntllnAl

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. NAaa2Aa n AAa sss 1# sa o.
~ - s AssS8 sasaa ~. .sss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

usi lGt 5ftanAd3 IaAg3la I4vls
mssiia E@g IN sxplaslta . ds "a
Asnaas. dice a. Dasri& Asrczn.
hls
A ls15 4s' ge@rsAl hAxstaes
CA@g gss aA1iAt&ss ae EigslAassa 81
x@assllA sssEi 10 GAIA ssoaaAaaae eaAs
gAlAs TzSa SIZE. S.szsAs Sc EsAama
- Aa1ass<s. - e ass Sc eaaA,
o. sesNa
Iea aassem De aas eso@ aAa saEaA
s@@4s ga AawseHsaa Arsaaa SsA "a
ss&sso s~sssxss# Lei saa.aa ena# AAAass
- s@ssAAs 81 s<sypsszIl s.as - s&sss
ssss.essss j sa ssees@ 1s Ahs y
. aassaae. - - sss I'll sAsszs Eagsn<ssss
6 - 1ssxpa tss4Aasea Sc 1a gFxa ~
Sc q ssassk - = sas. a@@a1s ~ Is
asss
~ sE@&as ssa zgY g@ess1s ss
Naa ksSssaA ssgs sess4 u saaahsa sxs ssa
za@s@ss- ghsss Ssss 1s - ass So TTs~
sssa = sssa saAes z.ssxasassaa as 4 s1g.s
Ia sas 1~a@sa r. s3leasv ~
Fse ssMsA mss s9iafssa - szxsa
- s4zsssew sssss8aava aaassa De-
asssaAsA. 1ssssasssasss pss sna MAn
AAsaa = gxsasa ~ asE wsass~s&s
rssmSzs6a 81 ss4s si CagEsza gse.
AissAs4 sa wsAaaAs hsSs Ass raasss
ssasasss Sc sssaaasA. o. ssssassE "a
sRssg@ssshxe Sc sa gsass ssva ,
see ~ asAssasAssA y vesa~ssSsaa
sasaa@ aam Esasaassa sFaanm 8s sss
sAsiss r assssasasasass As saasssA aSa sAs
- szssassm As - gxAssaszaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
SU GRIP CTON
PARA LAS vIcTIMAs DEL
rMC1NDYO DE ARHcfBO,

Naestro dissinguido amigo ell
sefior Roses, digno Alcalde de
aquella Villa. nos remits Ia si-
suiente re'acion de dona,iVos de
GALES. que con gusto insertamos:
lGALDIA MUNICIPAL BI GALES.
Rslaci6n de las personals que han
contri6uido para socorrer q las
pictimas del incendio de Are
cib0:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
Contribueiones & in
Total. 297,881.72

La comparaci6n de este result
tado, On Ssptiembre de 1898, con
el que se obtuvc de los ImismoS
coueeptos en- igual mes de 1892,
pope dc manifesto las diferenciAs
siguientes, de mas todas, excepto
una-la que corresponds q ingrs-
sSs eCentua2eS:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

en- el mes de Ssptiembre de 1898,
por las rentas "a expresAdas, en-
el Tesoro de la Real Hacienda:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15

Contribueiones 8 i'm
puestos, aIzs. 800, 486.09
Aduanas, id........... 52,912.00
RentAs EstAncadas, i'd 2,437.01
Bienes del Estado, id 47O.13
Ingresos eventuales,
baja. ..... ...... 5,773.81
Tenemos, resumiendo, que
Ia recaudaci6n del Real Era
rio por el rendimianto, on Sep.
tiembre de 1893, de lac rem
tas de Contribuciones 8 i'm
puestor, AiuAnas, Estancadas,
Bienes del Estado 8 IDgre 100
eventusles, comparada con IL que
produjeron las mismas rentas en-
igual mes de 1899, arroja, como
"a dIimos. y sin contAr con 10
que sc ha dejado de psrcibir por
obrd y grocio del referido Ira.
tado, una diferenciA liquida de maS
ascendente q 10 importante suma
ie $70,501.42.
iSigan, sigan las ALIAS!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-10-15
FL ACCTDENTE
DEL JEEI DEL aOBIEUEO.

SENOR SA9ASTA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
BRIEFLY WORDED VIKINGS.

The steamship Normannia brought 81
500, 0UO in gold.
The young khedive of Egypt dismissed
his prime minister.
Two children in New York fell from open
windows and were killed.
A dense fog caused several erryboat col
lisions in New York waters.
The Cunarder Campania made fast run
on her last trip to Queenstown.
Atlantic City's wooden elephant" has
been sold for exhibition at Pittsburg.
Vanbrocklin, the embezzling secretary
of the Buffalo fire board, took at least
$l00 900.
Archbishop Corrigan has decided to
maintain silence in regard to the visit OF
Mgr. Satolli.
The race for the comm odore's cup, under
the auspices of the Royal Victoria Yacht
club. was won by the Britannia.
The president and vice president Of the
Denver Investment company have been ar
rested on n charge of violating the lottery
laws
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
General HamiIton's Defense.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-General Alexander
Hamilton, whose wife, Sarah Elizabeth
Hamilton, has got an order for the appoint
ment of a commissioner 10 inquire into his
sanity, is now with his son, Rev. Alexan-
der Hamilton, at the lRtter's house in
Lyons Plains, Conn. When reporter
called on General Hamilton he carried him
self with military erectness, though near
ly IS years of age. His eyes were bright
and his step firm. His story OF his do
nestle troubles in nearly every instance
contradicts that of his wife. He declared
that his wife's very strange actions were
part of grab game long played for his
money by herself and her relatives. He
said that his wife has not only sent a COM
missioner after him, but has sued his son,
the Clergyman, for alternating his affections.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
POLICE COURT.
An Ungrateful Son Jailed For Six
Months For AssaultinG His Aged

An Ungrateful Son Jailed For Six
Months For AssaultinG His Aged
Mother.
In the police court this morning
Fred TAYLOR was charged with loiter-
ing about the New England cars with
out permission. Conductor Schatfer
and Flagman Wilson said that last
night when freight train number 227
pulled into the yard from the east four
men were discovered lettering around
the yard. When the train had backed
on to a siding Conductor Schaffer saw
four men jump from one of the cars,
on which the seal had been broken. He
gave chase and caught Taylor. Taylor,
who is only seventeen years of age, told
a straightforward story. He was told
he need not say anything unless he
wished. He said he preferred to tell
the truth. He was with John Hogan
early in the evening and started down
to the depot to see the passenger train
come in. While standing on the plat
form, they were accosted by two young
fellows, who asked them what time the
freight went out. They did not know,
but found out that the two were on
their way to Danbury and had come
from Boston. They were not near the
broken car. When they saw the men
running they started to run, as they
thought the brakemen were chasing
them out of the yard. Hogan was not
present when Taylor gave his testimony
but corroborated the story in every de-
tail. Taylor was found not guilty.
Thomas White was again before the
court, for assaulting his aged mother.
He only returned from Jail yesterday
where he was sent for a similar Otfense.
The trial was postponed while his old
mother was sent for. She came into
court, and said she was not well enough
to come earlier. Her face was bruised
and marked. White said he remem
bered nothing about it. Judge Root
sentenced him to Jail for six months.
Supis Christensen presented an awful
looking face. He looked as if he might
have tackled Jim Corbett. He was
charged with drunkenness.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
BrOOELV1s Briefs.

p. J. Bossidy and D. 81. Casey are at
Savin Rock.
Mrs Bridget Ryan of 1882 Bank
street has gone on a two weeks visit to
Brooklyn and the Worlds fair.
Miss Jennie Flaherty of 81 South
Leonard street has gone to Springfield
to spend two weeks with friends.
The funeral OF Miss Bridget Calvin.
of 45 South Riverside street, took place
at $50 this morning from the family
residence to st Patrick's church, where
requiem high mass was celebrated.
One of the features of the field day
exercises OF the st Thomas cadets on
Thursday was an athletic exhibition for
gold medals, consisting of pole vaulting,
half mile race and hitch and kick. Eli
Ray of Charles street, Philip Reilly of
Third street and Michael Heating OF
Porter street won in the order named.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
THE SHANN TRIAL.
Or. CantweII Says a Butcher Could Have
Done the Deed.

Or. CantwelI Says a Butcher Could Have
Done the Deed.
TRENTON, Aug. l2.-County Physician
Cantwell of Trenton testified in the trial
of Mrs Matte Sham for the murder by
poison of her son in order to obtain the
insurance on his life.
DR.. Cantwell said that the body of young
Sham could have been disem boweled in
10 minutes, and that it did not need an ex-
pert to do it.
On cross examination he said that Mrs.
Sham did not object to the post mortem
examination, but wanted 1t made in her
house. Whoever mutilsted the body of
John Sham did it much as a surgeon would
have done it. but it was not necessarily
a surgical operation. A butcher or any
body could have done the cutting. The
person who removed the organs must have
known considerable about anatomy. There
was nothing to indicate an expert hand,
but firm hand and a sharp knife were
undou btedly employed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES


At New York R.H.E,
Philadelphia o q o do IL 4
New York. 8 u o o o , 3-is IS
Taylor, Reefe and Clements Petty. German
and WilsOTt. Umpire Gatfney.
At Washington RHE
Brooklyn. o o o . 1 2-si8
Washington. o 2 % 0 o o. o :
Haddock and Daley, Espcr and Farrell Cm-
pire-McQuade-
Boston. o4 o / I'll Il I
Baltimore 900 nos o I'M /
Gastright and Camel Mcmahon and Robin
son. Umpire-Emslie
At Pittsburg- RHE
Louisville.... oO2 { o O. 10 8
PittsburE... Ool2 x-sIs 4
Rhodes and Grim. Ehret and Stencil. I'm
pire-Hurst.
At Cleveland first game RH.E.
St Louis. o . & % 8
Cleveland. ~ o o o q o o o 3
Clarkson and Peitz. Hastings and Gunson.
Umpire-Lynch.
Second game called AT the end Of second in
ming on account of rain.
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES
At Albany RH.E f.
AlbAny....:.. O2olOO 90 5
Erie ........-... l 8 8 3 o 0 x-l4 IL .
Payne and Wilson. NIchol and Peoples. I'm
pire-Battin.
At Providence r. he
Providence, Sc u 9
Rudderham and MCKeough. Rucket and
Sweeney Cmpire-Knowlcs
At Troy RI F.
Troy. .......... 0 . o. 8 Q s
Buffalo. .......G % 0 . Kill 10 8
Devlin and Murphy Meakn and Boyd I'm
pire-SwRrtwood.
At Springfield RH.E
Springfield. e.. S 0 0 u 2 O lOll 1
Wilkesbarre O / g y 4
Leahy and Miller. Lake and Freeman. I'm
pire-Hunt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
Great Sale,

and it IS no wonder that people
come for miles and take advantage
of the wonderful bargains. You
will open your eyes in wonder,
you will buy and be pleased be-
yond measure when you get the
goods home and realize that you
have saved money.
Stone Butter pots, 22c, csc, 29c and 35c
Jelly Glasses, Tin Covers, 2Sc doz
Mason OF Jars, 55c doz
Mason pit Jars, SOC doz
Lightning, Of, $1.O0 doz
Lamp Chimneys, all sizes, Sc each
Croquet Sets, s Msllets, Csc each
Large wash bowl and pitcher, zoe
Iron Preserve Kettles, 25c, 29c, Csc
Horse Whips, zoe, 35c, 49c, 75c
Beautiful Ash book case, S5c
Large Brass Bird Cages, S5c
Every Sc article selling off at Sc
Every 10c article selling off at &c
Horse Brushes, Sc
Plush Albums, below cost,
Window Screens, 15c each
Carpet Sweepers, $50 each
Hammocks, best made, 55c each
Iron stone china cups and saucers, SOC set
Gold band cups and ssucers, Coo set
Wire Door Mats, 90 each
Pillow Sham Holders, 15c each
We have beautiful line of statusry
suitable for Wedding Presents at remark
able low prices.
Call in and see our immense stock
whether you wish to buy or not.
Make no mistake in the place, notice the
selling ont sale sign over the door.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

New YORK. Aug. 12.-The Herald has
the following cable from London: 1t is
learned on the highest authority that the
government has decided to hold an inquiry
into the causes which led to the capsizing
of the Wet after she had been in COLI
sion with the Camperdown. The inquiry
will take the form either of a parliament
tary committee or of a commission of in
quiry similar to that which investigated
the Tay bridge disaster"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. 12.-There was no
finish in the Goelet cup race. The fog shut
in so thick that the yachts anchored. The
entries were: Sloops-Vigilant, Colonia,
Pilgrim, Jubilee, Hildegard and uderin.
ayfower. Mariquita, Coro-
net, Lasca, AIcaca, Ariel, Dagmer, Loyal,
Emerald and Constellation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

SUFFERN, n. Y, Aug. 12.-There is little
doubt that Richard Muser. the lace i'm
porter of New York, who was found dying
near his lodge gate here early Thursday
committed suicide. There was a bullet
wound in his right temple and by his side
lay a revolver.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

New HAVEN, Aug. 12.-Church, Buck
ingham and Howard, the three piratical
boys arrested for stealing boats and pillag-
ing along the sound, were each fined $50
and costs and sentenced to three months
in Jail. When sentence was pronounced
the boys laughed and took the matter as a
Joke.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

PlCKvILLE, Ky, Aug. 12.-Henry Hall
was hanged here for the murder of his
brother He made confession on the
scaffod and completely broke down. Fifty
guards armed with winchesters prevented
any attempt at rescue. Ten thousand peo-
pie witnessed the execution.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
Train struck an Ice Wagon,

PHILAnELPHIA. Aug. ia Reading rail-
road train struck an ice wagon at Consho-
hocken. and two Italian children who
were stealing a ride on the wagon were
killed Howard Walters, the driver, was
probably fatally injured,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

She showed the three rings TO the re
porter. The wedding ring and the solitaire
ring had the same inscription, ID. J. S. to
c. p. t, Aug. 9, 1898"
Lawyer Haire said last night that he
would obtain an order to show cause today
why the commitment should not be set
aside. He said that Clara and her sister
Louise had gone to the asylum yesterday
afternoon, but that those in charge refused
to permit them to see David. They were
informed that Superintendent Lyon would
not examine him before Monday. While
the sisters were waiting, Louise. in stroll
ing about, had seen solomon at a window
of a floor above. He called out that he
would be down stairs at once and left the
window. He did not reappear.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

WASHINGTON, Aug. l2.-E- H. Kirlin,
late captain United States army, died at
his residence in this city at the age of 81.
Captain kirlin was chief of scouts and
pontoons on General Hooker's staff in the
Gum berland campaign.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
How to Utilize the Fair buildings,

CHICAGO, Aug. IA brilliant scheme to
utilize the Worlds fair buildings when the
exposition is ended is put forward by ]. G.
Pangborn, president of the American Ex-
hibitors' association. His idea is to make
jackson park the Union depot grounds for
all the railroads entering Chicago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
Our Selling Out Sale

Proves without a question of doubt
a success. Every day our store is
crowded to the doors, and there
will be no stop to this sale until
every dollars worth of goods is dis
posed of. All Waterbury is talking
about the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

COLUMBIA, S. C., Aug. 12.-The barrack
bridge at Clemson college gave way with
50 students on it. Several of the boys were
hurt. but none fatally.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12
Actor Curtis Trial Again Postponed.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.-The further
hearing of the trial of Actor Curtis for the
murder of Police Officer Grant has been
post poned until next Monday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

COMFY ISLAND, n. Y, Aug. l2.-Solly
Smith, who recently defeated Johnny Grit
fin, and George Dixon have signed the ar
ticles of agreement to fight before the
Coney Island Athletic club. The fight will
take place on Monday, Sept. IS. for purse
of SIT, 0OO-$ s., 900 to the winner and 81, 900
70 the loser
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-08-12

MONTREAL, Aug. 12.-George Ross, a
we'll known diamond expert, who came
here from England, has disappeared, car
rying with him several thousand dollars
worth of diamonds.