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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
NoTICIAs GENERATES

Los dias de Ia Exposition Sc acerean NADIA
nemos dido dacir del proyecto de este Ayunta-
mlento de que hablamos. autorizados por ouien
puede saberlo, respscto de la reparaci6n de las
decoraciones de nuestro Colisso que se hallan en
estado abaolutsmente inservibles. ,Podrfa el Sc
nor alcaids declrnos 10 que hay respecto del par
ticular2 ri pdblco espera CON impaciencia an.
noticias - -0"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

eio CON que puedan mafiana ibrarse 81 subsisten-
Ella. Con mas calma volveremos otr0 dia Ocu.
parnos de este delicadisimo asunto que gritos
reclama 10 moralidad pdblica. For lie pronto
pvaya de nuevo nuestra voz de alerta las autorl-
dades respecto do esps chiquilloa que sin Dios nj
rey va hsrnos dicho pnlulan por lac Gales de Ia
Capital molestando ; escandalizando al vecinda
RIG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

El ssfior don Manuel Dumas Hernandez, Ii.
cenciado del Eiercito (Cuerpo de Sanidad Mill
tar) practicante titular, ha elevado instancia
este Ayuntsmiento en- solicitud de la plaza que
Ia dejado vacante, por muerte, don Candido Mi
iabal de cuyo fallecimiento dimos cuents. El di-
cho cargo 10 viene desempenando interinamsnte
desde aver don Jes1s Carb6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
De Adjuntas nos parIlclpan, !,

"El dia nueve tuvo lugar un concerto dedi.
eando su producto socorrer una honrsda ia.
mllla Tomaron parts en- el el Lcdo. Guzmau
Benltez las distinguidas sehoras senoritas
hernandez de Pou, Maria CabaIlero, Josefns
fernando, slsila Aree, Tomasita Otero Isabeli.
ia Gavarain, Pupula Amadeo, Teresita Anaricio
otrss quienes llenaron su cometdo alounas
pleas merecieron IL renatiei6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

La ctoaca alcant4rIIia ue Ia caile de la Cruz
frente la "Villa de Bilbao, despide una fetidez
lnsoportsble q obiga los q. por allf transitan
sacar el pahuelo para no sentir ell NAL olor. No
debemos olvidar que todavfa exlste Ia epidemic
del c6lera hacienda de las suyas en- Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

Por ell sargento sintorlano Carpintero y
guardia aegundo Vicente Muros del puesto de la
guardis civil de Vieques fu6 detenido Victor
Pau!et rec!amado por el juez del distrito; por la
del Rio, cuatro indivlduos reclamados por Ia au-
toridad por Ia de Hato Grande, otro por igual
concepto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

Orden de Ia plaza paIa mahana: Jefe de dia,
el comandante del battalion de la Patria dom
Agustfn Pamies. Vista del hospital, primer ca.
pitan del battalion de la Patlia Guardia del pa
laco de Santa Catalina por el battalion de artille-
ria. Escolta de condnados por el battalion de Ia
Patris. Paseo de convsleeientes, un sargento
del misrao battalion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

Ha sldo nOmbrauo es .rlblente del Registro
Civil del distrto de San Francisco, de esta Capt.
tai, don Arturo Ortiz Vale. Felicitamosle por
el nombramiento, damos un APPLAUSE RI sehor
Lopez Gaztambide por La justicia de dicho nom.
bTamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
Sc encuentca ehfyrms- ;

BE encuentca ehfsrme aunque no de grave
dad, ell captain syudalte de la Guardia Civil dom
Ls6n Enciso Lavoresca. Que Sc restablezea
pronto son nuestros deseos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

va se ha alberto suscripclon en- favor de
los artistas franceses que dijimos fueron aban-
donados en St. Kitts por su emprssario que So
icitan recursos con que d1rlgirse la Habana.
Ellos cuentan con la nunes dssmentida flantro.
pfa del vecindario de esta Capita! para reaiizar
su obieto. Nosotros tambieo 10 espe. amos asf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
A Ia peEsona ons uasIa Hunacan
OCULISTA

A la persona que uesde Humacao NOS eseri-
be en- shpllca ds que anuuciemos las vacantes O..
oeurren las cuales pueden optar los licencia.
dos del Ejercito, le partieipamos que 10 hacemos
siempre nuestros extractos de Ia Goceta official
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

Los guardias civltes del paesto de Viequea
Ruperto Llerena Villareal , Angel Frfaa encon-
traron el seis del que cursa, ahogado en- Ia que.
brada Maria, de aquella isla, IN milo COMO de
tres AMOS de edad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

G. oasaanHov1 doscentos bietes de Loteria pro-
SE GUfEIUk oil vncial para todos los sorteos. Dirt-
rgtrse Sobriho de Izluierio G..
/ RnrtaIaza az San Juan. Ptn-Ricn 1s-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
iConaerciantesT

Cuanos de vosorOs buscais los articuos de vues-
No FamO dOnde 10 venden baratose
POr 0sta raz0n Ia ARMAs Y JIMRNHz Cruz 49, o.
da aerta Entire los artcuos baratos que
encuentran las hmas tangulares de pulgadas que
vendemos pesos Ia gruesa cuyas mas Nenen las con-
ciones sguientes Primers: puestas catas de DO
Segunda: Cada de nuestras imas cora do
de las que las demas de venden
m8s alto precio que el que sehalamos
Eatas las ventaias que obtenemos hacienda
tras compras directamente los fabrieantes por
nuestros socios
NOTA.-Remitimos muestras por corree quisn las so
Mcite siendo comerciantes szas# s#= A @ @@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
VILJAR FABIANYC Ga.

Tienen Ell gusto de ofrecer sus numerosos
relacionados y al pdblico general, el gran sur
tido de mercancfas extranjeras y naeionales que
acaban de recibir especialmente en- pintados tie-
mem una gran variaci6n en- percaIes, warandoles
das la Bayamonesa Gudad Condal, encontrsrS
e pdblico gran surtido en- toda clase de artfculos
de novedad fantasia, como eintas de seda surah,
velos de religiosa satenes escoceses en- los co.
Iores "Loie Fuller" serpentina q. tanto Juror
tan hacienda actualmente en- Europa; perfumsrfa
fna blondas de seda, ,tiras bordadas, medias cal
cetines negros y de fantasia que Sc propone rea.
liar todo precios muy m6dicos 30-1s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

Audiencla Territ0rial.---M sefor Pesidente
ha designado DeIegado para Ia inspection del
Registro de la propledad de esta Capital y demas
efectos reglamentarios, al Juez de Ia Instancia
del Distrito de Catedral, don Joaquin M" Llacer.
Andncianse Las vacantes siguientes una plaza de
escribano de actuaciones CON 81 caracter de habi-
1itado en- 81 Juzgado de l." 1nstsncia de Maya.
g1es; tres para los de esta Capital una Notarfa
On la Habana.
Tribunal de oposciones Escuelas vacantes.
---En el pr6ximo mes de Octubre SO proveeran
por oposici6n varias 0scueas vacantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12
Nos escriben de foncs:

ella companfa Marin Varona anunci6 las
zarzuelas "Marina" y "Adriana Angot" para el
jueves sabado hltimos smbas fueron suspen.
didas. El domingo por tercera vez Be puso
en- escena el "Rey que Rabi6". El pdblico pom
ceho, aguarda un tenor bueno que espera la
Compafia la primera tiple que les ha ofrecido
el senior Varona El martes dltimo Sc cant6 por
la sefora Gil del Real, en- uno de los entreactos,
a preciosa romanza sAcusrdate de mfn, mtsica
del seher Marin Varona, y agrad6 mucho al
pdbico. s--. .z~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-12

"a I'm solo dia nos parece demasado POGO. Deben cir
cular por 10 menos todo e tempo que dure u
ExpNaici6D.-R DR IA n.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
PITH OF THE NEWS.

The Russian squadron left Corsica
Two officers Of the PAnkinton bank were
indicted in Milwaukee.
Truman sheppard the well known Grim
inal lawyer, died in Philadelphia.
A woman has been arrested at Sand Lake,
~ Y, for inhuman treatment of her chill
dren
by the explosion Of the boiler Of freight
engine near the foot Of Neosho street, ST.
Louis. three men were killed.
Harry Muckle returned TO his home at
Terre Hill, Lancaster county, Pa, and
found his wife burned 20 a crisp.
A conference between delegates from the
miners who are still out on strike and the
owners of the mines took place In London.
A mob at Bardstown, KY, made an un-
successful attempt to take negro prisoner
from the Jail for the purpose Of lynching
him.
The United States cruiser Philadelphia
covered the distance from New York to
Honolulu in 81 days-the best long trip On
record
Adolph Olschwaskg, an indianapolis
crank, was arrested as he was about to
start for Washington 70 murder President
Cleveland
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
SENT POISONED ROSES.
srarie Tempest Gets Bouquet Covered
with strychnine.

NEW YoRR, Nov. 4-Narie Tempest Is
pursued The Dresd in-China prima don
mas life is sought 10y a crank of the first
magnitude She says so. Her manager
says So Gen MacDonoghue, who wrote
"The Algerian, says 40.
1T was very funny, said Miss Tempest
at the Garden theater 1.-The absurdity of
Of III A real lovely bunch Of American
Beauty roses was handed in at the stage
door after the second act of The Algerian
There was no card or note with it, and
wondered who could have been so kind to
me As pressed the bouquet 10 my face
noticed peculiar odor. and when put one
Of the leaves TO my tongue found il intense
ly bitter / told my manager, and he sent
the bouquet 10 Dr. Louis Seaman of Is
West Thirty-first street. / understand
that he had the flowers examined and found
them covered with stryohnine orsomething
OF that sort ! suspect a chorus girl whom
had TO discharge
DR. Seaman says: 81 tasted the leaves
and was convinced at once that strychnine
had been sprinkled ON the flowers. A
chemical test proved this beyond question.
l reported this to Mr. Hopkins today, and
he then gave me some more roses, which he
said were part Of the same bouquet.
shall subject these flowers to the same test
tomorrow -
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE president has
issued the following Thanksgiving proc
lamation:
While the American people should every day
remember with praise and thanksgiving the
divine goodness and mercy which have followed
them since their beginning as a nation, il is fit
ting that one day in each year should be espe-
cially devoted 10 the contemplation Of the
blessing we have received from the hand OF
God and 10 the grateful acknowledgment Of his
loving kindness.
Therefore, /, Grover Cleveland, president Of
the United States. do hereby designate and set
apart Thursday. the 50th day Of the present
month of November, as a day of thanksgiving
and praise, 20 be kept and observed by all the
people of our land.
On that day let us forcgo our ordinary work
and employments and assemble in our usual
places Of worship, where we may recall all that
God has done for u.s. and where from grateful
hearts our united tribute or praise and song
may reach the throne of grace. Let the reunion
Of kindred and the social meeting of friends
lend cheer and enjoyment 70 the duty. and let
generous gifts Of charity for the relief of the
poor and needy prove the sincerity of our
thanksgiving GROVER CLEVELAND.
BY the President;
w. q. GRESHAM, Secretary of state.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gold bought for cash. No. los w. sth st.
-Chas. NJ. Banks, jeweler, No. 10 E. 9TH st
w. S. Phillips. ieweler, No. 900 shipley st.
Maryland biscuits for sale, dl3 Shipley It.
-Cummins, the photographer, 3.2 Market
street.
Little Giant" coffee. cheapest and best
Grand Union Tea Co., coo King street.
Try s. r. Barker on hay. salt, rolled oats,
beans, etc, corner Front and Shipley streets.
Assistant Bridge Tender BENJAMIN Green
caught an eight pound carp at the bridge
Thursday.
.Beecher. No 3l5 Market street, excells al
others IN photographing the little ones. BE
sure or 3l5 Market street.
DIR. Simms's Vegetable Liver Pills always
sure cure for headache, liver and kidney
complaints. No. COG King street.
-Excelled by none. Little Giant" coffee
Grand Unio1 Tea Co, 600 King street.
Mrs. White, representing Her Majesty.
corsets, on sale at Mitchell q Basins, No 2lg
Market street. viii remain for the balance OF
this week only-all ladies so wishing Il
should call and get perfect mt in corset
made on scientific principles.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
Kliied Himself Before His sweetheart.

HOBOREN, n. j., Nov. 4-Julius Web
herman, a silk weaver, when his offer OF
marriage was refused for the second time
by Miss Bella Eichman, a young lady liy-
well, then, and drew big revolver from
his pocket. ~ don't care to live any long
er, ," he added. "Goodby, Bella" Placing
the muzzle Of the weapon close to the side
of his head, he pulled theltrigger. The bull
let passed entirely through the brain and
was imbedded in the wall of the room. The
unfortunate man died instantly The
young lady insists that she never encour-
aged Webberman's attentions.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
state Property in His Possession.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Scott's at
tention was attracted by the actions of
Joseph Hickey, at Front and West
streets. Toe latter had under his arm a
bag. He seemed anxious 20 keep out of
the sight of the officer. Hickey took the
bag into the second hand store of Max
Cohen, No. 323 West Front street. lie
was trying to make a sale of stockings
which were in the bag, when Officer
Scott entered The latter noticed that
the name Delaware State Hospital" ap-
reared on the hosiery and placed Hickey
under arrest Hickey had been an in.
mate Of the hospital and it is supposed
he had brought the stockings to this
city to sell. He was held in 5000 bail
for a further hearing on Monday, by
Judge Ball this morning.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 4-Ever since theelec-
trio lights were placed on the Yale campus
three weeks ago the students and faculty
have been in open war. The students thor
oughly detest the Innovation and not a
night has passed without the lights being
in a measure DESTROYED. The employment
of detective 20 arrest the guilty person
has not resulted in any one being eaught
The largest pole ON the campus has just
been leveled to the ground with saws.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

CAPE TowN, Nov A dispatch from
johannesburg announces that there has
been heavy fighting about the fork of
Shanghai river and that King Lobengula
has been captured. Heavy loss of life is
reported during the battle which preceded
the capture Of the king Of Matabeleland.
Later dispatches from the front announce
that il is now believed that Captain VIII
liams has been captured by the Matabeles.
A quantity of blood was found on the
tracks left by his horse.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

MELiLLA, Nov. 4-General MARGINS pre-
pared % detachment of troops for a sortie
with the object of relieving the outlying
forts. His force which was composed OF
picked soldiers, sailed forth from the for
tress amid the cheers of the entire popula-
tion. The body marched rapidly toward
the river Ouro.
The Arabs, as soon as the approach of
the Spanish troops was discovered, began
to gather at the front in large numbers
and soon made an attack upon the Span
iards A fierce engagement followed.
which ended In the defeat Of the Arabs,
who retired Co the Guruba mountains aft
er many of their force had been killed and
wounded. The Spanish loss was 2 killed
and "a wounded. The European force then
moved on to Forts Rostrogordo and Cabre-
zas, which they furnished with fresh sup
ply OF provisions
dispatch from Oran says that the pow
erful Kabyle tribes Of Maluya are reported
to be upon the point OF ioining the Riff
Arabs against the Spanim Y
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

KNOXVILLE, Nov g. Two bandits nt-
tempted to board the north bound express
train at Coal Creek, on the Ohio division
Of the East Tennessee train. One OF the
robbers is Jim smith, who was mortally
wounded.
The authorities of the road had informa-
tion that the robbery would be attempted
and a special force of armed men was on the
express car for their reception. Smith will
die, and the condition Of the other robber
is not known. The full particulars will not
be known until later.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

VIENNA, Nov. There was fierce fight
ing in this city, caused by an attempt by
the socialists to invade the Ronascher Music
hail, where a meeting of the Liberals was
being held. The mob shouted, Down with
the Liberalsln "buwn with the dogsl'' and
Down with the cowardly enemies Of the
peopler' and sang the labor song, "Hed
Arbeit." Finally a-charge was made upon
tile police Gordon. The police were badly
handled by tlR crowd The commanding
inspector was knocked down and trampled
upon, and his men in trying TO rescue him
welded their sabers right and left with
great hercenoss Both sides fought savage
ly. and the result was many bloody heads
among the mob from the sabers Of the po-
lice while all the police were bruised and
beaten and their uniforms torn.
The ight caused q panic among the peo-
pie 30 the vicinity. and houses and shops
were closed aud bollcd.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
BIG WHALE CATCH.
Tho Floet Captured $40 Ocean Monsters,
Beating All Records.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Nov 4-Reports
just received in this city from the Arctic
whaling feet are TO the effect that the sea-
sons catch is unprecedented in the history
of the industry. The steamer Alaska,
which arrived at San Francisco from Her
aid island, brings the intelligence Accord
ing tothe report almost all the whales were
taken by the steamers. The sailing vessels
were handicapped by the westward ice
drift. The total catch Of the season is $40
whales, 245 Of which came down this fall.
The Narwhals catch Of 62 beats all pre-
vious records The best previous record
was by the Mary d. Hume-3O whales-in
1891. This record is now beaten by four
vessels. The whalers wintering in the
Arctic are unable to send their catch this
fall. This enormous catch will have great
effect ON the bone market and will prob
ably place the price Of bone at S. Eight
cen whalers reported clear.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
3. GREsHAM, Secretary OF State.
Temporary CommIssIons.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-The president
will today issue temporary commissions to
the following named persons, whose NOM
nations to the Offices named were not con-
firmed by the senate. These commissions
will remain in force until the next meeting
of congress, when their names will be again
sent to the senate;
Walter II. Bum, appraiser Of mer-
chandise, New York; George S. Weed, col
lector of customs, Plattsburg. New York /;
Peter c. Doyle, collector of customs, Buff
falo; John J. Kennedy, appraiser Buffalo;
Valentine Fleckenstein, collector of inter
nal revenue, Buffalo; j. w. A. Strickland,
assistant appraiser, New York.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
Tint westminster Iirldge Bomb.

LONDON, Nov. 4-'rhe Scotland Yard de-
tectives have traced the shell found on a
buttress OF the Westminster bridge to its
late owner, who explains It's presence in the
place where it was found. The man says
he picked up the shell on battlefield after
the Franco Prnssian war, and it has been Ia
his possession up to a day or two ago. He
at last came 10 the conclusion that it possi-
bly, might be dangerous aud he concluded
TO get rid Of il. lie therefore dropped it
from Westminster bridge, as he thought,
into the river
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

WASHINGTON, Nov 4-Speaker Crisp has
left for New York. He will remain in that
city two days and then viii return to his
home in Georgia Ex-Speaker Reed, the
leader of the Republican side, has also gone
to New York, but expects TO be in Wash
ington again in few days. Many mem
bers Of the house left Immediately for their
homes after adjournment, while a majori-
ty of those who are in the city this morn
ing are clearing up their department. work
and making all haste to get out Of town.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
cRANKs IN PlTTsBURe.
Three Of Them Are In jail, aud More Are
at Large.

at Large.
PITTsBURC, Nov. A-The police are hav-
ing no end of trouble with people who
threaten to take human life. Three are
now locked up in the central station, and
the police are ON the lookout ior five others
who have been writing threatening letters.
OF the three under arrest, ~. y. bates, a
travelling agent IS the most desperate. He
was recently discharged from his position,
aud since then his former employer has
been receiving threatening leutrH When
arrested, Bates had large pistol and
fuckthorn cane. He said he had been
driven to desperate methods because he
had no work.
The second crank Is newspaper man,
who gave the name of Mike O'Brien. He
went to The Times Office and when refused
the position Of editor pulled pistol and
threatened TO clean out the Office. lie was
arrested before he did any damage.
John MoGarvey, the third crank, gave
himself mp, saying he WAS out of work and
starving, and he was afraid he would kill
some one.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
FREEHoLDERs SENTENCED.
They Were Fined aud Imprisoned For Ac-
cepting Brides.

PATERSON, y. j., Nov. Am the court OF
oyer and terminer Frecholders Cornelius
Quackenbush, Henry VI. Berdan, Jacob II.
Finite, john II. Morrow, John c. Roe Jo-
siah Riker, Thomas Howard, j. $ Riddle,
T. Giblin, Henry Wardle, John f. Folks
and William Patterson were fined sl0Oeach
for accepting a bribe to vote for a site for
the new $500 900 courthouse.
Folks, Finite. Berdan and Morrow were
each fined an additional 500 for giving out
a contract TO an electric light company.
Howard and Folks were sentenced to Is
months imprisonment in state prison for
accepting 5000 from Architect Rumpf TO
award him the contract of drawing mp
plans for the courthouse All the fines
were paid. Folks and Howard appealed
from the sentence Of imprisonment and
were released on s., 900 bail each.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

WAsHINGToN Nov. 4-Minister Men.
donca, it is said has given instructions for
the sailing ON the 18th inst. of the hetero-
geneous and flourishing fleet Of merchant
ships converted into warships and steam
launches into torpedo boats. The fleet will
contain only two large vessels-El Cid,
flagship, and the Britannia. Captain Baker,
who is to command FL Cid, will be the ad-
miral of the fleet and will conduct all its
operations against Mello's vessels.
The two Yarrow torpedo boats are now
on the ocean and will reach New York on
Monday or Tuesday. Besides FL Cid and
Britannia, there will be the dynamite
cruiser Destroyer, the Jayelin and Feiseen,
which have been turned into torpedo boats,
and the two torpedo boats on their way to
New York
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 4-Ex- Secretary Of
the Navy George NJ. Robson delivered an
address at the mass meeting called by the
Citizens league at the courthouse here.
The meeting was held todenounce political
leaders Of both parties and TO support the
independent candidates pledged against the
rooa frn.Ir-
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
chased a RABBIT and caught Thieves.

PHGNIXvmLE, Pa, Nov. A hunter
chased a rabbit into a sewer, and on follow
ing he found a number Of bags of stolen
goods A watch was set for the thieves,
and Doc McHale, a notorious character
and companion came after the goods.
They were chased and jumped into the
Schuylkill river Mciale was shot and
captured and the other man swan the
river and escaped.
Evening journal., 1893-11-04
A Political Eenh Endod.

SENECA FALLS, n. y, Nov 4-The long
pending political war which has been
waged in this county for many years 10y
both factions Of the Republican party came
TO an abrupt termination by the result OF
Judge Adams decision recognizing the
Sweet-Mongin organization as the regular
onp
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

NEW YORK, Nov 4-Dr Alphonse NJ.
Wallace of 25s East Forty-eighth street, a
visiting physician at Bellevue hospital, is
lying dangerously i'll at his residence Of
blood poisoning, the result of bite inhict-
ed on his hand by a woman patient last
"Wednesday
Evening journal., 1893-11-04

BELGRADE, Nov. A band Of Macedo-
nian arnauts attacked the town Of Pris-
rend, in Albania, and drove the Turkish
garrison into the citadel. When the Turks
had been safely boxed up in the fortress.
the Macedonians looted the stores and
mansions OF the leading citizens and also
sacked the Theological seminary.