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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
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la hacienda Fortuna stuada el barro HGuerrsg
jurisdiction de Isabella hora de distanca de Aguaa
ounce minutes de IsabeR Dicha hacienda consta de9T
cuerdas terrenos ano fernando solo cuerpo cuyos lin
dales tres eaminos vecnales
de Aguada Isabella Los terrenos odos de primers
case Ell cutvo de canas duces cae tabacoy futos
menores tambien superoes para la cranza ganado
teniendo sus pastos de yrba guinea grama maloo JUS
ia fama la ocaldad. La nca encierra
epaciosa casa de viend de dos pso
una casa hornaa de mampostea fondos cocnar
aZucar artezas etc., de
contene aambique del ssema moderno, %
demas utiles para la destacion de ron; trapche
bueyes para moler cana de MADEIRA:
de MADEIRA para mayordomos peones; p-sebre para
a cabalos; aibes depositos de aqua grandes
glacis secaderas Todos los objeos enumerados
cuentra muy buen estado. Sc
gunas siembras de canas caf patanos ETC. gandes
depostos de estierco. Para pormenores drgirse
SchndbeL Ca, Aguadilla. d
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27


En- Ell taller de Fotograffa de D. Feliciano
Alfonso, San Francisco AZ, SO hacen trabaios al
minute por el procedimiento instantaneo y SO sir
We CON pronttud esmero los parroquianos.
Los preclos estAn al acance de todas las fortunas
DHD AUSENTARSE los duenos Sc venden los
i OhS - bles sguientes: un magnifco piano Stein
ras.--san Jose 81 principal. 10-7
Grandes vinos EsDafoIes
Rod, Valdpeads Gdltcid Maazdud de Sanlcdr Rarrd
media Lcores CsruezGs de las meores venden
en- ell dep6sito de los senores FAJARDO HERMANOS CO.
San Francisco 81 al por mayor al detae precos bara
tismos
PARA ALBUM J. III.
FL que en- porfia juntara un dia
10 bueno noble que hay en- tu ser,
ese podrfa, sonora mia,
con tus virtudes un mundo hacer.
Ell que en- porfia juntara un dia
tus amadores, que tantos son,
crear podria, sefora mia,
de mundos una constellation.
Ell que porfia iuntara dia
todas las gracias de tn bedad,
cual Dios podria, sefora mia,
llenar de muudos la inmensidad.
F. Diez GduiHo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
DE ALFARERIA

aareo hacer var loza de barro al esto de Vaen-
cia Malaga classes nas ordinaras 81 entire los soda
dos hay aguno que perfection este ocio puede
drrse DON JUAN DE NIDO, Hum mscao.-Qulza
poda entrar negociacones redmiro del servco
buscare sustltuto. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

Uno de los mejores mas ele-
III Ugg@M gantes saones de Barberia m nd n
LII uuHu blecidos Puerto Rico. Prope- EIuNL0
~ - WwM pietario JUAN APELLANIZ. Wwww
Direction San Justo 49,
Be admiten abonados. Hay siempre complete suru
do de perfumerin de las fabricas renombradas.
Los senores viajeros que vsiten Ia Capital do Pusr
Rico deben solicitar Ia barbera Ell BUEN GUSfO.
Serruchos, formones, hazuelas, hachas de
tumba, labor y media labor, martillos, sierras
y cuanto neceslte usted en- el ramo de ferretera v
quincalla c6mprelo usted M. Roman c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

VEN7A por acciones Sun. La uSe de
villa y dos billetes de Ia Loteria Provincial que
en- Bayam6n realiza doha Paula Mercado, SO ha
transferido para fines de Marzo,por no haberse po-
dido recoje ell dinero valor de las papeletas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

lQuiere Vd un bonlto par de botas para
horas, ,nihos cabaleros7 Neceslta Vd.un pahuelo
de seda ana corbata, medias de "a mejor clase2
Acuda La Constancia de Borras Reines San
Francisco no 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

Por persona que puede saberlo nos lnforman
de Gurabo, que las tablas de que hablamos, de-
comisados por Ia Guardia Civil en- aquel pueblo,
y que la Intendencia dispuso subastar, Sc anun-
clio su remate oportunamente, quedando este de-
sierto. En- vista de esta circumstances ha vueIto
nuevamente anunciarse ell dicho remate, reba-
iando ell tipo que Sc habia fjado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

A precios de quemazon,
pero de contado, Sc realizan
durante los pr6xim9s ounce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

En- Puerto-Rico no tenemos industrias, dice
con rsz6n un amigo nuestro, de ahf que 90 haga
mas difcil el slstema monetario. Todo tenemos
que comprarlo en- Ii Peninsula en- el extranjero
J segdn arguye arguye bien un eolaborador de
LaDsmocracaa que valga la pena, solo sembramos
cana, cafe tabaco. 1Cuando penssrAn nuestros
capitalistas (por mas que Sc teman las contri,
buciones que aqui agobian las industrias) que po-
drfamos tener fabricas de papel, de loza, de GER
weza de vslas esteArcas, de pastas, de somb breros
de paia cestos otras que podriamos muy bien
explotar7 EI dia que amportemos menos eapor-
temos mas, nuestra situaci6n econ6mica Gambia.
ria por complete Mientras vivamos siguiendo
oil plan rutinaro de nuestros abuelos, Puerto Rico
no sacara jamas los pies del plato
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
DIE RAYAMaN
BUEN NEGOCIO

Sc Venue una casa en- eStadO de nueVa construction
en- buen sto que actualmente rena veina ochO
Esa asegurada contra incendo En- Ia Agenca de los
nores Falcon Rola informaran. SIS
The herald., 1893-10-07
Great
r all Opening.
Reduction Sale For
Today and Monday
and II e $ d a y OF
Mems Suits.

$50 Mems single and double breasted
Sack Suits, 1898 fall productions, made
of serviceable Cheviots and Cassimeres,
in all the new patterns, best of trim
mings, perfect fitting garments. These
goods are worth s15, our price for this
occasion $40.
400 Mems single and double breasted
Cheviot, Cashmere and Silk mixtures
Sack and Cutaway Suits, in all the new
designs, elegantly trimmed. Worth
every cent of s16.5o, our price for this
occasion $12.5O.
$40 Mems single and double breasted
Sack and Cutaway Suits, made. of
Scotch Cheviot, imported Cashmere,
Black Clay and English Corkscrew, ele-
gantly trimmed, endless variety of pat
terms. Worth $40, our price for this
occasion &15.
$40 Mems single and double breasted
Sack and CutawaY Suits, made of wide
Vale imported Cashmere. plain gray
and dark mixed Worsteds, Harris &
Sawyer's Cashmere and English Vel
ours. Worth $23 and $22.5O, our price
for this occasion $I7.5O.
760 Mems single and double breasted
Sack and Cutaway Suits, made of plain
and fancy mixed imported Cheviots,
English Velours, English Whipcords
and Pail Mall Cassimeres. Good value
at $25, our price for this occasion $50.
$50 Mems single and double breasted
Sack and Cutaway Suits, made of dark
Ciays, fancy imported Worsteds and i'm
ported Vail Cheviots. Equal to any
suit for which your merchant tailor
would charge $40 and s45, our price
for this occasion $25.
The herald., 1893-10-07
Lot 444I. Mems Sand. coIored Ker-

Lot 444i Mems Sand Colored Ker-
sey Fall Weight Overcoats, all sizes;
regular price sl2 2.50, reducedto sS. so.
Lot 4442. Mems Dark Gray Kersey
Fall Weight Overcoats, all sizes; regu-
lar price S13. so, reduced to S9.45.
Lot 682S. Mems Black Worsted Me-
dium Weight Overcoats, sizes "a, IS,
36. 81. Az; regular price s13 SO, re-
duced to $945.
Lot 4439 Mems Dark Gray Kersey
Overcoats, regular fall weight, all sizes;
regular price 81 3 30, reduced to So 95.
Lot 6674. Mems Gray Cashmere
Medium Weight Overcoats, all sizes;
regular price s13. so, reduced to So 95.
Lot 2311. Mems light colored i'm
ported Tweed Medium Weight Over
coats. all sizes; regular price $3.50,
reduced to S12 As.
Lot 2312. Mems light colored i'm
ported Tweed Medium Weight Over
coats, sizes 34 to 40; regular price
s17.50 reduced TO s12.45.
Lot 1891. Mems gray English Mel
ton Fall Weight Overcoats, sizes 38 to
Az regular price $40, reduced to
Sl3.4
The herald., 1893-10-07
Great
uErnzaaz1.1sras.
all Opening.
Reduction Sale OF
Mems furnishings
For Today and Mon
day and Tuesday.

Mems medium weight Merino UNDER
shirts and drawers, in tan and drab
colors. All sizes. Regular price 75c,
reduced for this occasion to 35c each.
Mems heavy blue-gray Merino under
shirts (only.)a Sizes So to AZ. Regular
value ST. reduced for this occasion to
45c. 2f
Mems Arabian Camels-hair under
shirts and drawers. Sizes of UNDER
shirts, SO to 40. Drawers, 30 and a.
Regular value 81, reduced for this oc7
casion to SOC each. s9s ho
Mems heavy Vicuna Merino UNDER
shirts and drawers. Sizes of under-
shirts, 36 to AZ. Drawers "a, 36 and 40.
Regular value SIPS, reduced for this
occasion to Csc each.
Mems Swiss Conde heavy Derby
ribbed undershirts and drawers
strictly all-wool NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
guaranteed. Regular selling price 81,
reduced for this occasion to CSC each.
Mems extra fine Vicuna wool under
shirts and drawerS-a nice soft finished
garment Sizes "a to A. Good value
at 50, reduced for this occasion to $1.25
each.
Mems heavy Derby ribbed Egyptian
cotton undershirts and drawers, made
by the celebrated Way Manufacturing
Company, full finished seams, in blue,
gold and ecrue colors. Warranted fast
colors Reduced for this occasion to
$l.J0 edcn.
Mems two-thread natural wool winter
weight, undershirts and drawers, Glas-
tenbu1y make, soft Australian wool.
All sizes Reduced for this occasion to
S1.50 each.
Mems finest Australian wool UNDER
shirts and drawers, full finished seams,
made by the Way Manufacturing COM
pany. silk faced and perfect fitting.
All sizes. Reduced for this occasion
to $2.45 each.
Mems fuIl-dress shirts. Star make.
Made of the best quality OF muslin.
Perfect fitting. Satin stripes. em-
broidered and pique bosoms All sizes
in necks and sleeve lengths. Regular
value 50 and $3.50; special for this oc-
casion, s145.
Fifty dozen mems fine suspenders.
French linen web, plain and fancy silk
patterns. silk and leather ends. several
styles buckles. Regular value. 75c and
81: special for this occasion. 4oc.
Mems unlaundered white shirts,
Wamsutta muslin. 4-ply linen bosom.
reinforced back and fronts, continu-
Gus band, perfect fitting Sizes. 14h to
171h Regular value, 60c; special for
this occasion, 331ac.
Mems heavy Balbriggan half hose.
regular made, brown slate, drab and
gray mixtures. Regular value, 25c
pair special for this occasion, 15c q
pair, or two pairs for 25c.
Mems plain Balhriggan half hose.
fine gauge, regular made. Sizes, 10.
10lL TO II Raeailar wal,1a one for.
this special occasion. Zoe pair.
The herald., 1893-10-07

Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Shoes, all
sizes. patent tips; worth $3.50 and
S2.75 our price So.
Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Shoes, ex-
ira quality, patent tips, heel and spring
heel; worth So. SO, our price $3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes,
cloth top; worth So, our price SO.
Ladies' French Dongola Button
Shoes, cloth top, all sizes and toes,
patent leather tips; worth S3.25, our
price $3.50.
kid tops, patent leather tips. Worth
81 so, our price ST..
Ladies' fine Dongola Oxfords, cloth
or Dongola tops. Worth SO and s225,
our price 81. so.
Ladies' fine French Dongola button
Shoes, hand-sewed and hand-turned.
These come only in narrow widths,
sizes 2 u to A, made by Armstrong &
Co. Worth $3.50 and 81, our price
So M
Ladies' fine French Dongola artistic
Oxfords, made by Geo. e. Barnard &
Co Worth $3.50, 81 and $3.50, we
are closing out at $3.50.
Ladies' fine French kid button Shoes,
hand .sewed and hand-turned in all the
latest styles, made by Geo. e. Barnard
& Co. Worth s5 and s6, we are clos
ing out at SO and s4
Ladies' fine French Dongola hand.
sewed button Shoes, in all the latest
styles, made by E. P. Reed. Worth S4,
our price So.
We are sole agents for Laird. Scho
ber e. Mitchell's fine artistic Ladies
Shoes, Oxfords and slippers, of which
make we carry full and complete line
of all styles and sizes, in black and COL
ored Shoes.
We are sole agents fer Robitsek's
vienese Ladies' party and ball slippers
and Oxfords. We carry the same in all
the different shades of satin and kid.
The herald., 1893-10-07
Mems Shoes.

Mems patent leather Calf Shoes, con-
gress and lace, plain and tip toes.
Worth s5 and So, our price $2.959
Mems hand-sewed French Calf Shoes,
congress and lace, in all the new toes.
Worth s5 and s6, cur price SO.
Mems Calf Shoes. congress and lace,
different style toes, made by Johnston
& Murphy. Worth $6, our price s4.
Mems Shoes in russet and chocolate
colors, all style toes. Worth 81 and
So, our price So.
Mems extra light Calf Shoes, Dongola
tops, congress and lace, in all toes.
Worth 81. our price $3.50.
We call special attention to our $3.50
and s8 Mems Noxall Calf Shoes. We
have same in all style toes, congress
and lace. We guarantee them to be
the best shoe for the price in the mar
ket.
The herald., 1893-10-07
Boys Double-breasted Tive
Piece, Short Pants Suits.


Lot ssal. Boys Gray serviceable
Suits, to IA years; worth S2.75, re-
duced to 81 rs.
viceable Suits, to 4 years; worth 81,
reduced to s345.
Lot 1916. Boys black and gray
striped, double and twist suits, to s
years. worth S4, reduced to $295
Lot 7772. Boys Brown Pin Check
Serviceable Suits, to years; worth
s4, reduced to So.
Lot 92s9. Boys Dark Pin Check
Union Cashmere Suits, to "A years;
worth s4, reduced 70 So. 95.
Lot 1891. Boys Dark Gray Tweed
Suits, 8 to IA years; worth s5, re-
duced to $3.50.
Lot 9o45 Boys Dark GRAY All
wool Cheviot Suits, double seat and
knees, 8 to IA years; worth S6, re-
duced to s3.95.
Lot 9296. Boys Brown Plaid All.
wool, Double and Twist Suits, double
seat and knees, 5 to A years; worth
s6, reduced to s4.
Lot 6664. Boys Light Pin Check
All-wool Cheviot Suits. double seat and
knees, 8 to 5 years; worth $3.50, re-
duced to S5.
Lot 9315. Boys Dark GRAY Check
All-wool Cheviot Monitor Suits, double
seat and knees, 5 to 5 years; worth
$3.50, reduced to $6.
Lot $3.50 Boys Dark Gray Striped
All-wool Cheviot Suits, 8 to l6 wears;
worth SO, reduced to So. SO.
Lot STA Boys Brown Check
Scotch All-wool, Double and Twist
Suits, 10 to l6 years; worth s1I, re-
duced to SO.
The herald., 1893-10-07
Boys Single-breasted Long
Pants Suits.

Lots 2571, 25To, 21S9 and 2545,
in all 200 suits. Boys Cheviots, in
different colors and patterns, checks
and stripes, 8 to 1 s years. worth Sc,
reduced to 1878.
Lot 6037. BOYS Brown Pin Check
Serviceable Straight Cut Sack Suits
l to 8 years; worth $3.50, reduced
to S5.
Lot 74o1. Boys Dark Gray Hair
line Cashmere Suits, to 1S years;
worth SS. SO, reduced to S6.75.
Lot 5941. Boys Dark Gray Striped
All-wool Cheviot Cutaway Sack Suits,
A to 10 years; worth $40, reduced to
S695.
Lot ELSE. Boys Gray All-wool Cas-
smere "Dickie" Suits, / A to 9 years;
worth 81 l. reduced TO s8.
Boys Double-breasted Long
Pants Suits.
Lot 5e14. Boys Dark Plaid Ser
viceable Suits. IA to 90 years; worth
S6, reduced to S4. 95.
Lots 159 and 100. Boys Brown
Striped All-wool Cheviot Suits, ! a to
30 years; worth 10, reduced to s6.95
Lots 544o and 5126. Boys Brown
and Gray All-wool Whipcord Suits, A
to 20 years; worth S12. so, reduced to
S9.95
Lot 1874. Boys Brown All-wool
Cheviot Suits l. to 20 years; worth
SIS, reduced to S11.5O.
Boys Overcoats.
Lot 2056. Boys Brown Plaid Ser
viceable Cape Overcoats, to 12
years; worth $3.50, reduced to $2.5O
Lot 20S2. Boys Brown Plaid Cape
Overcoats, to Z years; worth SO, re-
duced to S4.
Lot 531. Boys Gray Striped ALL
wool Cape Overcoats, 10 to IA years
worth So, reduced to $3.95.
Lot CLIO. Boys Brown All-wool
Cheviot Cape Overcoats, IA to 10
years. worth $3 so, reduced to Sc: A a.
Lot 6112. Boys Gray All-wool
Cheviot Cape Overcoats, Ia to 10
years; worth $S. so, reduced to So.
Lot 4424. Boys Brown Melton
Overcoats, with light check flannel
lining, a to 10 years; worth 9 10, re-
duced to $3.50.
The herald., 1893-10-07
chiIdren's Kilt Suits.

For the occasion of our Great Fall
Opening Sale we will give a discount
of 33h per cent. on our entire line of
The herald., 1893-10-07
Great
+ all Opening.
Reduction Sale OF
Mems Hats.

Mems Crush Wool Hats, in all the diff
ferent shades. Worth 75c, reduced to
45c.
Mems Alpine shape Soft Hats. in
black and nutria shades. Worth 75c
and /, reduced to SOC.
Mems Derby Hats, in black and
brown shades Worth SIPS, $3.50
and SO, reduced to 85c.
Mems Fedora Hats. in light and
dark brown shades. Worth S1.25 aud
80 reduced to 95c.
Mems Fur Hats, in black and nutria
shades. Worth $1.50 reduced to 81
Mems imported English Derby Hats,
In all the latest colors Worth $3.50.
reduced to S2.85
The herald., 1893-10-07
!. Bows dark brown plaid


Lot 1898. Bows dark brown plaid
serviceable Suits,7 to L 4 vears.cW oFthy
So. So redncedto S2.15. t3# noln
Lot 9287. Boys dark pin cheek
Union Cashmere Suits, 5 to IA years.
Worth $3.50, reduced to So. o.
Lot 7T11. Boys dark silk mixed
serviceable Suits, to 1 4 years Worth
81. so, reduced to s2.95.
Lot 6591. Boys light gray check
all-wool Cashmere Suits, 3 to / 2 years
Worth So, reduced to So As.
Lot 1900. Boys dark pin check all
wool Oregon Cashmere Suits, to IA
years. Worth S5, reduced to S3.45.
Lot 493. Boys dark gray striped
all.wool, double and twist Suits, to l 5
years. Worth 5 so, reduced to 1885.
Lot 494. Boys brown check all
wool Cheviot Suits, good dust colors,
toll years. Worth So. SO, reduced to
s335.
Lot 1907. Boys electric blue all
wool Suits, to 3 years. Worth Sc,
reduced to s3.95.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17
GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
N Chances for Professional
Ball This Year.
,arrua LEAGUE ORGANIZES.
1879 PAD battery H1ayose-UnfFioa
- us,bss slgn Articles Ter
wrestling Match.

=. aeveaopments Of the past few days
-. 80 e very probable that profes-
3,.sl hossbali viii not have place in the
- Northwest this season. Seattle
I rrsncted Ill arrangements to place .
-. 8 such league - might b formed,
s.sS Tseoma although not % far advanced,
~ s s poeition 70 follow suit Portland,
rvsr. hss failed to show the interest
.s1 .erioem Tie obligations required OF
80 erd II ,conseouepce 1t seems a. If the
sss -, q The league 10 blocked. Un-
~ there 4 scssdy and suitable action on
~ pert a Portland. which seems exc
1rmelv doubtful. The question Of profss-
sional baseball u sDtsied in the negative.
~ e,naAaurg d the Sound. who have
IN ho,dinx - ~ some time in order to
.~eit n. acfion II the men who were BE-.
h,.A - peoposed professional body, b.
=. civ opsrstions yesterday 1t meet
- 80 e enohomish BY organizing the
y.se1 sound League with circuit made
IS d oestsis. Tacoma, Bellingham Bay
- esohomish- Everett. -
r. csdsr TO promote the standard Of
! ,aovine and furnish better entertainment
e - spectators each club will be allowed
go two professionals, most Of whom
= expected to b battery players.
1heso viii Be two games . week. on Sat-
~ and Sundays The season will begin
p Ali . and end October L This will
- soch club tventy-four games, twelve
= NM and twelve abroad. Tacoma will
- q Seattle on Saturday and Sunday.
All y and 50, and Snohomish-Ev Everett
= nsllingham bay the same dates. The
Hreoine schedule was adopted:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17
ga1srIrNG MATCH ARKANoED.
- 0aSbst and Frans Unfried 0ign
Articles for $500 q Side.

- Aasbst and Frsns Unfried eign
Articles for $500 . Side.
Oar Marbet and Franz Unfried. the
Nanan Strong Boy" who have agreed
~ eatch-as-catch-can wrestling match
= the local championship. called last
esat ct the Posr-INrELLIeENcER Office
Nd signed the following articles of agree
lat.
Oseas Narbst and Franz Unfried. both OF Sc.
3sss. hsreby agree to wrostle at catch-as-catch.
- &yie, best two falls out of three. for the
- q Sso the winner TO take IS per cent and
= Nsss - per cent OF the gate recsipta Said
Eaea % take place on Saturday evening, April
2 s@N ss Turner hall. In Seattle The ordinary
SO Of catch-as-cstch-can wrestling, with no
Aulds hafred
Aarbet and Unified were accompanied
2 the respective hackers. Charles Dietz
aa A. +. Able, who have posted the
axe money. Although there is no clause
me articles covering forfeiture of the
aakee, there is an agreement between the
arEes that in case OF sickness or other
1saoihty OF either man . reasonable
kasth Of time shall be allowed for him to
ppeaf for the match.
Inc men are to wrestle at catch weights,
sH There will be but little difference in
ssef avolrdnpois when they take hold of
~sa other. Unfried will strip at 10.
sshe Marbet SAYS he will weigh some
sasfe between 10 and i75 pounds. Both
ave zone into active training, and an
ssence TO their friends that they mean to
IN the best Of condition.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17
ras CONNIE 1fELD DAY.


Great Rashuslasm Amessg Dsuaente over
the InssrcollsgiIss sports.
The state university st lsents are showing
field day Of the wes..rn Washington
intercollegiate Athlsssc Association,
which 10 70 b held IN thSs city on May Is.
The event promises to bG oetter In every re-
spect than in former yes;S, aud it 10 gen.
orally predicted that meet Of the previous
records will b broken. 2Sold medals and
numerous other prizes acs being literally
donated by the business ouses OF Seattle,
and the list Of trophies Ill b large one.
Madison street park has:seen secured for
the day. and the First re-.iment band will
be in attendance. q
The university athlesS are doing most
Of their training 1t the 4. N. G. A. gym.
nasium, and from their E:eliminary work
give promise Of great tkings. Andrews
and Ludlow are showirs mp very fast in
sprinting. while HooEsr, Frazier and
WELDON are doing fine Nork in jumping
and pole vaulting. Laneston and Nickels
are crowding last years 1lcords in putting
the shot and throwing tbX hammer, which
signiiss that no one hss mortgage on
either Of these events. atkins 10 looked
upon - the most dang! sus man In the
running broad jump asa running high
jump. and Ford In thu standing high
Jump. i
Puget Sound university ~ that the MEM
bsrs Of the respective at4letic teams are
hard at work, and that ZACH will furnish
some fine talent for the cdAtests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-17

June l. after which there il some danger
from mildew. A week may b gained in
eariiness BY starting peas for seed BY SOW
ing In box Of moist sand placed in . cell
lar and planted in the garden when we'll
sprouted. When grown for market, the
first aim 10 to get the crop ready for sale
At the earliest possible date.
Sow in drills to 8 inches deep and ~
to SH feet apart, according to viRor OF
variety and strength Of soil For the
home garden some growers often SOW the
early, medium and late varieties all 1t one
time. which plan gives q succession Of
three weeks or more. The sowing is
usually done by hand, in drills opened to
the proper depth, and seed scattered freely
TO insure full stand. Garden peas are
classed in three great sections, namely,
~ the round or smooth peas, ca the
wrinkled peas. and (3) the edible
podded or sugar peas The round