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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-16
DEPARTED GLOR&
Rufus Hatch. Once a King (. the
World of Speculation,
.HE is NOW DYING m OBSCUNIIY

His Name Now Mentioned Only IN a
RemlniscontiaI Way-How Ito Rose
From Being GFocer's Clerk 20 ba
One of tho Great Powers OF Wall
Street.-The Cause OF His Losses.
His Kindness OF Heart.
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MARsErltEs, Feb. 15.-The mayor has
announced to the municipal council
that the health OF thecityis now better
than 1t has been for the last two years.
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EnueArioNht
~ WORD
TO,lhose who Contemplate stud.
ing Shorthand.

fAlplll make AgrATs nsftkrr r5I t-t..
t-t9ln prrlra iF1r gl.F 1.HIa1 Hr
F@iilluaa a. sulsuusa,is prulgE 20 o. 4
tupn.leA wish az Nt--''AHf fAlufIa ErHf..
OudilNEss ald win amour tsuWftL rsTtarr...
hIttANlaN phaH 5HI CON De- tf.4..s
HNNNNN pee HH77 HHaIIH IH#H HH p HHH
Of tln.tIH rir Hr WrN HI uHr.HI.'. HH....
iu hdkkcrpInf anl Office NHr. 4 .
ma AQN ul4Jit- tAs kErtI tF.0s uI ...
school a worth % yo1 IN luftfsuI 81
nos no cullc rQai ~ iultnn Wlil q ur...',
pirlYor Ia f1-cilcd Shorthand school, U5s.t,
hAgt Iiln hiuAkr eau ana 20 usHag
pugl WHEELING BusiALs, COLLEGE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-16

A cheddar cheese valued ct S4s7 aud
composed of hundreds Of smaller
chooses will be exhibited at the Worlds
Fair.
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Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
T. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
ES5Hsold by druggists, 75c.
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ART INSTRUCTION.

An Art Studio, conducted by Miss Rose NJ
SWEENEY. will BIO opened In connection With
Mrs, Harris School, September II, In the school
building. Pencil, Charcoal and Crayon Draw.
Ing, OIL and Water Colors aud China Painting
Pastel, Olay-m9deling ana AT Enauelins VIII
been conducting Art Glasses with markel
succesS In the cast for the past five OF SIX
yeaM Further inquiry maybe made OF Miss
ROSE NJ. SWEENEY, h23 Main street. or Ma
NJ. Stevens Hart, IA Main street or at the school
rooms on and after Monday, soptembera
aul3
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Needing a tonic, or children who want build
'17 IND I'M should take
BROTVN'S IRON nITTlllts.
n "a nicatant, cures Malarla, Indigestion,
piiiouShess, Liver Complaints and NouralEia.
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Mrs. M. Stevens Harris School
For Xouns LRcI1ea
and CIailclre1l,
1876 AND 1878 MARKET STREE

Second annual session begins septonbrll
CaQls4 ul Instruction includes Elemen,a,,
English. English Classics Latin, Higher Math,.
males aud Modern Language
MrS Hart Is assisted by full corps OF e!iole,.
aud experienced telchers
FoEelrculGrs and further Information, adiraa
the Principal,
MR2 NJ STEVENS HART
auN No, IN Main SlrS1.
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for infants and Children.

"The use OF Castoria Is 80 universal and
of slipererogatlon to endorse II. Few aFethe
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
"'''' CARLOS MAETYlL D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomlngdale Rcformed Church.
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Stare OF Ono, CRY or TolnDo, | ;.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm Of +. j..
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by tine use OF HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. D. 1885. ylei
49,, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
The morning call., 1893-08-15

of Mr.. Henarie. He knew OF all these ex-
penditures. | was especially heavily called
urOn during the elections Of 1884, 1886 and
1907
rs there any other way in which you
spent money!"
Eyes. We helped customers along who
had lost their licenses. and got them re-
newed."
"How"
"By using our money to engage the best
attorneys for these customers.
Defendant was called upon TO mention
the names of some of those for whom he
had obtained licenses. He mentioned
Mrs. j. Farrell. who lost her license under
q charge of keeping a dlsorderly house.
She bought all her liquors from E. Martin
& Co., and her custom was worth $500 to
$500 month. And lot OF money was
spent on the "Mumm" saloon, BidemaD
claiming to have brought its trade up from
S. to SIS day. 1t was afterWard sold
for 5000.
In cross-examinasion by Attorney Pills
bury defendant admitted owing Mr..
Henarle money for goods when he left the
country. He was then examined as to his
interest in the Grand Central saloon, out
of which he admitted having made money.
He caused the saloon to be supplied with
liquors from E. Martin 81 Co He also
made money out of the Mumm saloon.
Daring electlon times no "ouiu taAo ia
considerable money; but he would spend
considerable in Treating" at one saloon
and another.
Did not you give TO your wife sum OF
$500 before you left the country"
Yes, nine months before | left
whence did you get that money, and
what was your reason for giving it to
your wife at that time?"
THE money was the proceeds of the
Mumm saloon. | had no particular use
for 1t, so | gave it to my WIFE"
Bidleman further admitted having $4,000
on his person when he was brought back
from San Diego, but said he gave it to Mr..
Long as his fee for pulling him through"
The $1,000 represented profits from the
Grand Central saloon. which paid hand
somely.
Bidleman's characterization was not
concluded when the court rose.
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THE PLOT FAILED.
Arrival of the Cyrus
Wakefield.
A Timely Discovery Saved the YES
sci From Destruction by Fire.
The Suspicious Boxes.

The American ship Cyrus Wakefield,
of general merchandise is locked at Fol-
som No. 2 and will begin discharging to-
day. Her arrival here was awaited with
more than ordinary interest for the reason
that there was good ground for believing
she had not been utterly freed from in
fernal machines.
About two weeks before she sailed and
when the cargo was about one-third in
First Officer Watt discovered between the
lining and the. side Of the vessel peculiar
shaped box. feet long, 6 inches high aud
inches thick. 1t was opened and found
to be divided into two compartments.
One of these contained about five hounds
of powder. In the other there was a
large bunch of matches, probably 500
or more, firmly bound together, afr ction
end up. At the extreme end of this COM
partment there was a piece Of sandstone
ground into perfect globe.
AS soon RS the vessel started TO roll the
sandstone would have been sure to ignite
the matches and the powder. Near the
box, also concealed behind the lining, was
q canvas bag containing about ten pounds
of dynamite. This would have blown out
the side of the ship. Further search was
made and another long box similar to the
one above described and similarly filled
was discovered aft amung the cargo.
Captain Morton, who commanded the
Wakefield from San Francisco to the
United Kingdom and thence TO New York
refused 10 take her on this voyage and
command was given to Captain Hyler.
The superstition is that the Internal
machines were slipped on board by some
one who intended to ship large amour
Of dummy" freight and get it heavily in
sured. But for the timely discovery there
is not the least doubt that the Wakefield
would have been destroyed. Her owners
Samuel Watts & Co., spent considerable
money to trace the perpetrators, but were
unsuccessful
The morning call., 1893-08-15
GOOD SAMARITAN.
Bidleman Procured Office
and Licenses.
He Testifies to Having Built Up
Several Saloons and Spent
His Money in Them.

Yesterdays proceedings in the trial of
Enoch G. Bidleman were moro interesting
than the previous days hearings, as Bid
leman himself was on the winess-stand.
The first point that came out in evidence
was Bidleman's fiat contradiction OF what
had formerly been attributed to him,
namely, that he. fearful than his trans
gressions would be discovered, always OBJ
jected to having any assistant clerk. Bid
leman stated yesterday that SO far from
Directing to an assistant he always had
one when be could to help him out with
his books aud accounts. There was never
any secrecy. and any one in authority con.
nected with the firm of E. Martin & Co.
was at perfect liberty to examine the books
when he chose.
"What is your explanation then as to
the sums of money alleged to have been
embezzled? % asked Attorney Long. de-
PENDANTS counsel.
well. one thing, helped men along
who were running for Office. That was
done with the full knowledge and consent
The morning call., 1893-08-15
MOSES G.. FREEMAN
The Oldest Pullman Car
Porter Dead.
A COLORED PHILANTHROPIST
In Charge of the Directors Private
Car Many Years He Is Dis
charged When Sick.

The coIored people of this and other
cities are mourning the death of "Mose."
one of the most popular Pullman car
conductors in the United States. He was
buried on Sunday in Laurel Hill Gene
terry. The funeral services. which were
held in the Third Baptist Church. were at
tended by his friends from Stockton. Sac
ramento, Oakland and many other in
terror railroad towns where Nose" was a
great favorite.
The dead porter's full name was Moses
c. Freeman. His residence in San Fran
cisco was at $685. Geary street. but he was
rarely at home. Nine-tenths of his life
was passed on wheels. He had no regular
runs. He was attached to the directors
coach on the Central Pacific and Southern
Pacific roads during twenty-five years and
was Coils p. Huntington's favorite Pull
The morning call., 1893-08-15

from Grass Valley, Nevada County, where
he has been investigating some Of the
gold mines.
He reports that district in flourishing
condition. Nine of the mines are paving
handsome dividends and a large number Of
new properties are being developed East
ern capitalists have recently become in
terested and are investing literally.
Nevada City is enjoying the most pros
porous times that it has seen for eight
years and the people are looking forward
to still better times.
The morning call., 1893-08-15

How E. E. SutrO LaViShed
His Gifts.
A Saloon-Keeper Brought Him Into
the Justice Court on an Order
of Examination.

Edgar E. Sntro was in Justice DUNES
courtroom on an order of examination yes
terday. Edgar E. Sutro was in court at
the instance of Harry Collins. saloon
man, who wanted judgment for S155
paid, and desired to know what property
Suiro had to liquidate the same.
When questioned, young Sutro admitted
that he had owned half-interest in a
saloon at 16 Third street. the other half
interest being owned by King McManus.
who had been his partner.
When asked what he had done with his
Interest Sulro replied nonchalantly that
he had given it away.
'Given it away? To whom?" was
asked.
ITO King McManus."
For nothing. 1t was business l did
not like to be in. | got tired of it and
gave my interest to McManus'
Sutro also was compelled TO admit that
trust to Elliott j. Moore of property on
Battery street had been made for his ben
eft by his father. The income from this
was $50 a month. But young Sutro had
also expended this in reckless way.
He said he had given assignments of
his income to various persons to whom he
owed moned. He had also given mort
cages on the pronerty. One of these
mortgages was to Wilmerding & Co. for
$4,000. This mortgage, he claimed, was for
goods furnished the Third-street saloon
McManus also held mortgage. as did also
Harry Collins for $4,000. These mortgages
were for various sums advanced.
After making these statements Young
SutrO said the mortgages were taken by
people who knew he had no property. He
complained bitterly of people trying to get
in Oh him on tho expectancy that he would
come into the possession Of vast sums of
money.
When asked if he had any cash. the
witness stated that he had S. in his
pocket.
Collins attorney said he would ask that
Sutro be committed to the custody of the
Sheriff if he did not answer all questions.
The witness said he had pawDed his
watch with man named Patsy Carroll
for small loan. He had no other jewelry
save small ring on his finger.
The lease of the Third-street saloon was
produced end found to be made out jointly
in the names of Edgar E. Sutro and F..
McManus. Sutro said he would be willing
to give bis interest in this lease, il be still
had any. 10 satisfy Collins claim. An adj
journment was taken so that McManus
could be examined this morning IN regard
to his knowledge Of the lease.
->-1->--
The morning call., 1893-08-15
Extracting Metal.

Admiral Selwyn lectured before the
Academy, of Sciences last evening. demon
strating his method of extracting metal
from ore by new development of che
humid process.
The speaker first entered the scientific
field when on an exploring expedition
among the South Sea Islands in 1867.
From that time until now he reviewed the
extracting methods as practiced in the
various parts of the world. showing where
and with what more beneficial results the
hydraulic and humid systems have been
practiced
The morning call., 1893-08-15

Good Times in Nevada County.
w. c. Ralston. secretary of the State
Miners Association. returned yesterday
The morning call., 1893-08-15
The MOnOWai DELAYED.

The Monowai Delayed.
The sailing of the steamer Monowai has
been postponed from Thursday to Friday.
at O'Clock in the afternoon, on account Of
delay In the arrival at New York of the
mail destined for Australia
The morning call., 1893-08-15

- To Fraternal and Other Societies
- handsomely furnished halls to let in Shiels
Dulidlh9 81 O'FarrelI st., at reasonable rates.
Apply 10 the Janltor. jyS en-
NY Societies, Take Notice! Society
w~S emblems. badges. ETC., made: reasonable
prices. FERD. HEIDUSKA. Ala Bush ST. fe2S TIN
The morning call., 1893-08-15

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I. j. D. G.
GERLICH. will not be responsible for any debts
or contracts made by any other person or parties
for the saloon known 27l East ST. in the city OF
San Francisco, j. d. q. G ERLICH. aul3 3t*
The morning call., 1893-08-15
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NO1IOE VF MEET1NGS.
E California Chapter No. 3.
w. r. A. NJ. will meet THIS CUES a
DAY EVENING, August, Is, at 1880 * Y
O'CLOCK stated meeting. By order OF the wv
ID. +. III FRANKLIN ii. DAY, Secretary.
~ Professor T.. Staal from Copen-
w. hagen will deliver lecture in the Danish
language EDNESDAY. the 10th. at $3.50 p NJ
In the Danish Society Dannebrogs ID all. 20 Eddy
ST. All Scandinavians are invited.
aul5 2ts COMMITrEr
The morning call., 1893-08-15


Dividend NOtice-At Meeting of
sr>O the Board of Directors of the. Mayf0wer
1ravel Mining Company, held this day, a dividend
(No lo) of ten (l0c) cents per share was declared
payable August l D. 1898, at the Office of the COM
pany. rooms ls, 10. $50 Pine ST. ID. NJ KENT
san francisco. Aug. 10, 1898. Secretary.
NoTE-On and after September l. 1898, the
offices of the company will be removed to rooms
"a. 80 and So same building D. NJ KENT
aull td Secretary.
The morning call., 1893-08-15

MON d ERR L DIS COVE r - THE
w wrinkles taken GU t of the face In short time:
nothing injurious: good for skin and nerves; 1907
Market ST., room 10; Office houIs9 to l l a. NJ,
TO p n. MRS. DEGEN. aul3 It's
The morning call., 1893-08-15
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

a ANTED = A SITUATION AS WORKING
" housekeeper by middle aged woman: has no
obie otion to the country: is kind to children
Apply at ] IL Ninth ST. aul5 3tr
The morning call., 1893-08-15

MISS M E. KILLEAN WISHES TO NOTIFY
1l her customers that she has ved b er dress
making parors to 627 OFarren ST., where she
can accommodate them with the latest Partisan
styles aus If
The morning call., 1893-08-15


DRIVATE HOME IN CONFINEMENT 1908
L Mission st-LadieS who desire to 90 into con-
fnement with every care and attendance OF Ger
man physician ana graduate midwife will find
Same at tho above address: diseases of ladies'
The morning call., 1893-08-15

NOTICE-FROM soc TO ST. rs SQUARE FOOT
~ artistic grille work: also antique cabinet
work done by Chicago Grille Mandatory. 5371S
Hayes St, San Francisco. aug Its
The morning call., 1893-08-15

CTRONG. ENERGETIC BOY DESIRES STU
~ alton In city or country where he have
home. Address Energetic. box 81, Call Branch
once. auI5 BITS
The morning call., 1893-08-15

EXPERIENCED NURSE IN CONFINEMENT
il with trSt-c!ass references. wants few more
engagements; understands her business wages
The morning call., 1893-08-15

DUNG STRONG MAN DESIRES POSITION
as janitnr. porter. any other kind of empi oy-
ment; good references given. Address b. c.. box
10, this Office. aul5 3t*
The morning call., 1893-08-15

LARD TIMES MEAN CLOSE PRICES; lie
IL going housekeeping pay NE visit: 1 will save
you from SIS to 800 OH an outfit; carry larger
stock than any two stores in city; furniture.
pets lino cum, oilcloth. bedding, mirrors, stoves,
etc.: new second hand; easiest terms; lowest
prices j. NOONAN, lott, 1919. 1921 1923 Mis-
St above Sixth. omen evenings l6tf
The morning call., 1893-08-15

kNGISEEk-YOUNG MAN WITH FIRST
- class engineer certificate (British) wishes sit
uation: good practical workman: first-class ref
erences; open for engagement; ashore afloat
II years experience. Address A., ll6 Ninth ST.
Call Branch. aul5 Ste
The morning call., 1893-08-15

A NAUTICAL CHE mist AND ASSAYER DE-
n sres situation In oil or other chemical works;
well up in testing and refining mineral oils: 9
years experience In Scotch oil works. good testi-
monials Chemist. box l13. Call Branch aul5 3t*
The morning call., 1893-08-15

( GOD PLACE 10 BUf-YOU CAN GET FROM
~ us everything required to furnish your house
complete from cellar to attic, in both medium and
high grade goods. and at the lowest prices If you
don't want to pay cash we will give you easy
terms: no interest,": security. CHICAGO
CLOCK CO, the liberal house furnishers," 1922
1926 Market st. les tt
The morning call., 1893-08-15

DELIABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION TO
III do general homework: no objection to short
distance in country. Please call or address "a
Mipna ST. aul5 2t*
The morning call., 1893-08-15

ARS. DIR. TANNER TONER: DANDYL1ON
An Beer: best III world. 1892 Market r. 7.jyl8 I'm
M ERCANTILE TOILET COMPANY SUPPLIES
4'1 offices. business houses, saloons, drugstores,
etc. with towel service Cs RIO KIND. 124
Pine St: telephone 5774. au1 I'm
The morning call., 1893-08-15

MISS KITT1E BOWLING. HAIR-DRESSER.
lu wishes to announce TO her customers that she
has decided remain the Phelan Building
Telephone $3.50. au1A If
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Ai1o Ill. Mum. 10

Panse sempre acredas haina de la Hece Jones Jewell
dad e reconoc por panaderos de Pueroco Las
Compan1a son: ~'">: ">."
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iEstos vapores haran es-!l
Gala en- los principalesl
|puerots de Ia Isla, segun|
Ilas necesidades del ira
'ficO. |
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EsTABLEC IMIENTO =
a2C.<.. es4 DR ss,. -.
MercdncIGs q -PTOvssaosaes,
Il a2.V!i9la!a
. 0W1W ~ !,

~ Ri que suscrlbe tiene ell gusto de poner en-
conociniento de los comerciantes en- general y es
pecialrneilse los de la Capital Ponce y Mayag1ez
due tenierido una casa alberta en- Ia que se dedi-
ca hace un aio 81 ramo de mercancfas, se hace
cargo ventas comisi6n va sean mercaucfas fe
rreteria. provisiones otros efectos contando al
sfecto CON un buen almacen para los que se dig
mem cenfarle sus muestruarios. Asi mismo hace
saber Que pors una m6dica comisi6n gestionarS
toda claae de asuntos que tengan relaCi6n con el
conarcio dc asta plaza. a.-Pspino Agosto Is de
l893.v-.lss6a NJ GaNsdlss lS-IA
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PROSPECTo

Para la rita anual benefclo del Aslio para po-
bres LA Ca RIDAD establecida en- Humacso,
conce9ida por Real Orden de de Julio do
este afo, publcada an la GGcetG Official da
esta Provincial en- de Agosto ndmero S9.
E primer sorteo Sc verifcara ell 30 de Dfcerbre de
1909 or jn co. :! &c gu&- fachs de La L0teria
Provncis bao ii tipo bLetes div idos dec
mos al respecto de psso moneda ext ami CO
rente di1trbuy6ndose I'll mporte Ia forna sguiente
Is 600 bietes de que la Provincial 81, uno $4,000
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c0IkS ! .AllIL.. 4s.ltse:a 4.4kko Il. &.

El2 Neqociamtes -en. Gamado aVaeuno >. csballa1
Cornpra venta de todas clases de Gansdo
Constante existencia De .enovillos inos escogido.
para bueyes, ganado de rnatanza de todas caae'
y ncyillos propios para embarque. @ Il w. >l,,.s=
'%e Azforsrsc- IL Fabricaci6n dc toda clase de ma
terialss, & precios muy imitados, con Ia ventais
de contar esta sociedad con una annpFesa de Ga
aonde se le pidsn. s.s s0-2a
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? - DE- r

- 49, AA~ &RB AN
Cen fscn4 Il del cofriente , ante el Nota-
rio. Lcdo D. Jose A. de la Tore, de Arecibo,
he clado poder general mi dependisnte'D d. Lau-
reano Co66o Torres, para que ma represents
an todos los asuntos comerciales del estabeci.
miento que tengo alberto en- el pueblo de Mana
H-Agosto Is de 1898 " Pinot
{. Lopez GaztampIde, Cruz $3.50 cls;;sS $50,
1ONsULTAs de 8 1 Il rn.1ana-De
& por la tarde.
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CA

Por rnenoa de mttsd Dc vaor vende Ia hscend"
"Casuaiad en- Ia jurisdiction de Aguada Posee exec
lente ncados de caas uce espaciosos estabe
cmientos de mampoeria potente molno gran naqui
dos gandes ranchos bagago lie combustibe,
de vfyendA de psos etc. tOdo unug Duen esta
doLos terenos paeder regarse por los rios Guayabo
y Grande que atrayiezan n inca terFoea1A u d
vienia en- menos de minutes Nega Ia estacon d.
Aguada.~~Para pormenores dirtgirse schnahe y O..
Nh~o
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PREMIOS
5. l4,41s I4,41s


Diferencs. 10,5S9
NOTA.-La dferencia de los S10,5sa entire ell mporte
de los bietes ell que reparte premio SO des
tina para gastos de betes stas propectoe
cuara pafte Real Hacienda deos produetos hqu
dos por 100 los tomen las acciones de los Detes
benefco favor del Aeilo
OTRA-se concede Ell gor 100 de beneheio todos los
debersn pedirse La Presidents del Aso dona Oemenca
Davila de Simonet. ss..s .sRV.9ss-
OTRA.-No Sc servira ningdn pedido que no vengs
scompanado de su correspon 1iente importe
OTRA- Los b'eteq premiados pagaran en- La da
comercio jose RodgueG de las Albas, estabecda
II que Sc ayisa al pablco para su conocimiento.
Huinacao, 10 de Septiembre de 1898 LA Presdents,
Cgasescid D6via dc Shnona ..-s.~ v5 .L-z5es5s.
() La Junta del Aso de Damas, hara ell sorteo. El
mso las stas de Ia Dputacon regiran los
de biIletes premiadoa. s4s.z s.szse Nbre. 40
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llGE!lEARIl DE- IA ElEGTRG!9Al

Y MAGN ETISMO
eSs5co o5rG de este g6aaero cOmoc6da en- Espo1e
q Ia Ams6rtcG EspdnolG.
POR J y L A N L K B r 4.
Professor de la Escuea de Clencias de Man
tes y CON la collaboration de Ingenieros y Electri
cistas de fanna. La obra contendra mas de 1000
paginas con 1925 fguras grabadas en- el texto.
Sc repartira por entrega de l6 paginas en- 40
Que solo cuestan dos reales. Sus editores son
los senores BA1LL1 BAILLrERE HIJ3s acreditsdos
hbreros de Madrid. Y sus dnicos agentes en-
Pto. Rico los ssfores
FRAILE RERMANCS Y c."
San Jose n1mero l7.-Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-19

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PAUL CONRAD