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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
venta de finCa de cafe

Por causa de sslud Sc vende una en- la iuris.
dicci6n de GALES, de 253 cuerdas de extension -
las 6ncadas de cafe entire nuevos y de producto;
produce un aho con otro 500 quintales de cafe
y tiene los estableclmientos necesarios para su
recollection. Dirijrse su dueno en- Ell barrio
de Cialitos sehor j. T.. Lafalle l5-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
lA PEauEnA ANTlllA
d e r a M O n T O r R

ID e R a M O TO R R u s.
TEsTUAN 29.
Fabrics de Imonadas Gaseosasy aguas carb6nicas en-
STONES. Esmerada CONNECTION seryictO Sc Eirven abo
nos mensuales doiclio Expendio en- los rincipales
cafes kioskos Para pedd0s de las poblacones de Ia sa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

VAPORES que SO esperan: - El espanol
Buenavemtwa sali6 de liverpool para esta Is
la el "a del corriente. - El aleman Hozsa.
tea llegara hacia el 26 del corriente, proceden.
to de Hsmburgo St. Thomas. El espahol Ra-
mon de Herrera llegara &. fines del mes proceden.
to de Ia Habana y escala. El esp. Antonio Ld-
pss sai6 el 81 del actual del puerto de la Coru-
fla con rumbo al nuestro. ..:. -. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

Para el microbes proxlmo anuncia la Com,
pafifa Jlmenez-Navarro la zarzuela en- tres actos
Eg Keloi do Lascegsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

Si quiere Vd. conner blen en- Pto. Rico. ab6
nese al restaurant La Catazamd, s. Francisco Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

La Sociedad de Socorros Mdtaos establecid
en- Bayam6n, jugara en- el proximo sorteo 81 nj
nero 2l.883 de la Lotsrla Provincial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
0jor due 1nteIe3a

Va saben les cempesinos parroquianos general quo
Ia Elaza del Mercado Ell mejOr remedio
haypal el esor ago ell cn lie Oa yque Ell unco pure
encuanra ln pulperia ciqtG ALI
ran tanbn c cocineros buen surtido de provsones
frescas precos mas nmitadoS) Hay buen
mon carne de ama chclIzos asturianos cuanto pusda
necesitarse Los AohG encontraran Icores exquistos
para gusto palaal Con que 10 sabes muchachos
En- La chQa despacha prontitud tus no tvs.
ae6 no 2er
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
Julian Jose de AhedOA Ass1's a1SA d 1ss's'' ,ss

Compra vende de alto terreras comisi6n,
gesona toda case de negocios 1sla Ia Peninsula
coloca dnero ntees barato adeanta fondos
go de testamentarias, expedientes posesoo utiidad
necesidad orece al Comercio para gesones
la encomienden Ia CAPITAL fuera de ella.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

lsass, flfsa5 III Il ssi5f ig il aiAbasa asabalo
cayo RDr ID sscalera, como estan dispasat0 com
probaSao varias personals que presenciaron 81 So.
ceso Es pues, exajerado cuanto dijo 81 referi-
do TIfado aver LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Un peri6dico de Atchison kansas, Estados
Unidosl garantsaa q es mucho garantizar) Ia
autenticidad de Ia siguiente historic:
t'Una joven de Atchison perdi6 recientemen-
to su madre, y tai fue su affection que no pudo
ocuparse del entierro nj asistir FL. Luego to.
das las noches, durante el mes que siguio & esta
desgracia Ia oven despertaba al Or Ia voz adolo-
rida de la difunta, que decfa: Ayl mis- manos, mis-
manos... Una noche Ia joven espantada vi6 diri-
girse ante ella 81 espectro de su madre, 81 cual
hacla esfuerzos desssperados como para romper
un lazo invisible que le estrechaba las manos. En-.
tonces Ia joven resolvi6 exhumar los restos y
descubri6 que las manos de Ia difunta estaban
atadas con un Gordon de seda blanca. Este fue
cortado y 81 cuerpo vuelto Ia sepultura. Des
pu6s cesaron por complete los gemidos aparicio.
mes de Ia difunta.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

ROR Ell DIR. RODRIGUEZ sCASTkO
Sc encuentra de venta este nbrO la apa Liberia
del ST. don B. F. Sanjurjo Vidal Ronce la de don
olimpio otero, 81 ejemplar
~" I'll consul general de Espafia dc Hamburgo,
en- cablegrama de fecha "a del actual particpa
al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General q. desde 81 ~
lie Mayo dltimo en- que ocurrio un case de c6lera,
no hs vuelto & presentarse ningun otro, a1adien-
do que la salud pdbllca es inmejorable.
Fueron detenidos aver por la polcla en- esta
Capital los individuos siguientes: Tomas Garcia
Agosto requisitoriado por 81 Juzgado de Instruc-
ei6n; Teresa Chavarrfa por agolpear 4 I'm hijo
suyo fracturandole un brazo; Quintin Coto Qui-
nones por hurto de una sabana que Sc le ocup6;
Conception Yep por embriaguez y escandalo;
Juan Pizarro por supuesto autor del hurto de una
frisa una hamaca; Lucas Guerra por amenazas
al guardia NJ Plnz6n; y conducidos 4 la carcel
Gregorio Torres Hilario Serrano.
Mahana martes reanudara sus sesiones Ia
Junta general de la sociedad de socorros m1tuos
"Los Amigos del Bien Pdblico" & las u de la
noche en- la casa n1mero 76 de Ia calle de la
Luna para continuar la discussion del nuevo Re.
glamento. Segun tenemos entendido parece que
en- primer termino Sc someter6 la resoluci6n de
Ia general 10 renuncis presentada por su presi.
dente nuestro amigo don Miguel Cahellas Yer
CARA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
ATENCIoN

Don N. N, funcionao pdblico de Ia ciudad de Ponce,
me esta adeudando pesos, desde e de .Marzo
endo nfructuosas las disntas recamacones por
critic lie he dgido entire elias, carta certicada 81
antes de ocho das cOntar desde hoy saa cuent
don N, hare Ia historic de ella con todos sus peos
verdadero nombre apellido. Puerto Rco JUNO
rs de lS93.-AgWstim MusG. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

las laA 5t,tas dsl pf5fYsoSe; y l5 saAFllqaa5 -,
10 Conipromiso se in0autara q Ayuntatniente de
10 parte eiecutada para su aprovechamiehto. En-
cuanto Ia ianza que ha de establecer ID Empre-
90, sera Ia que sehale el reglamento para eumpli-
miento de la ley de ferrocarriles."
Esta tarde ha regresado de su excursion por
Fajardo otros pueblos de aquellos departamen.
tos, nuestro querido amigo el director de LA
CORRESPONDENCE.
Por fuerza de la guardia civil del puesto de-
Yauco fuG detenido el dia 20 del corriente el in
dividuo Felipe Q lidones por hurto por Ia del de
Cialitos el 81 el individuo Manuel Vazquez Mo-
rales por heridas; por Ia del de Piedras el mismo
dia, Juan Agosto Ramon Diaz por hurto; por
la del de Bayam6n el dla %, Isaias Diaz Rosa,
rsclamado por 81 Juez, por Ia del de Ponce 81
mismo dia, Jose Suarez por hurto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
fCOSAS de HAITY''
ROR EL DIR. RODR.

ROR Ell DR.. RODRIGUEZ CASTRO
Sc encuenta de venta este ibrO Ia apital Lbrer
del ST. don B. F. Sanjuro Vidal Ronce en- la de do
OLYMPIC Otero, 4 81 ejemplar. +:ts#
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

IjAlzsls para sIaaa ds afIa, lsidsEas a5siasfas
ricos Homes ouanto iisted pueda necasitar en- sl
ramo, SO vende muy barato On La COnstamcia de
Borras Reines, San Francisco 32
hf1DkK DAT Salon de Dar6ertG y FSJsanerta
hAOl1AR DA 1DE PEDRO URBIzTONDO
Sy2e Francisco ~
- Sc complace atiende los parroquianos. Linn
pieza, Prontitud, Esmero Elegancia.
En- este acredtado salon. reformado recientemente Sc
aamten abonados por meses, hay sempre surdo ge
nera de Jabones cosmco aguas de tocador Acees, pO
madas, polvos toda case de perfumeria extra ina.
~ Amabildad con los marchantes con el publico
general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

HATTA l GAIA de 10 ibras vale solamente
0O4 AOun peso en- casa de ARMAs G1MENEz
Cruz 13. Sc recomenda este sano amento por
tOdag las emineneias MSCGc0S. lO-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
Dicen Cabeza v Sanguinetti:

Que no olvideis el d1a 27 de este mes, que
SO venderan en- su establecimiento CLOS Paisanos'
artfculos por la mitad de su costo. Como que
iquidaran ese dial Us
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
One bQGla OCCASION! e: sS}SS;:s;s; e :;;s;s' g.

UuU BuUlQ UUQDlUl, nido 1 muy buenos result result
vend pecios modicos los apartos preparados quicos
demas objetos necesaros al dcho arte por e sistema
mas objetos, de los modernos que conocen,
introducidos drectamente hace tempo de la
formes, dgse Antonio sulveres (Cayey) P. r. 1916
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26

Vino de mesa blanco y tinto superior de Lo.
grofo, garantlzado puro de IVA, sin encabezar,
debe comprarse Sobrino de Luha y Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-26
Luna SO. EscVElA COLON Luna SO.

Este planted de prmera ensenanza da instruction grs
uita 30 nnos pobres solo admite cadad de pudiel
es 20 alumnos mas. JOSH FRANCISCO DIAz. g.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

Service Of the United States, than which
no other institution Of the Nineteenth
| Century more emphatically displays the
humane and philanthropic spirit OF mod
! ern civilization. Mary A. Livermore be
gins new serial story entitled some of
the forty Miners John H. Whitson con
tributes an interesting article entitled "a
Day with the Pucblos at Nambe, which
is fully and beautifully illustrated. Mr..
Whitson gives a delightful glimpse Of In
dian rural life and describes the manners
and customs OF the natives of New Mexi-
co, etc. The short stories. essays and
departments are unusually good Taken
altogether. the December number OF
'tWorthington s. is a superb holiday
number. very choice in quality, Of absorb
ing interest, and giving abundant prom
Use Of successful future. a new volume
the third, begins with January The
magazine will be better than ever in 1894.
Mary \. Iivermore, Helen Campbell, Ed
var Fawcett Rev. Francis r. Clark,
D. D. Kate >anhorn Lillian Whiting,
Olive I'hoine Miller. Anna Fuller Kate
t'apnett Wclls. sara n. Underwood, .JHn-
iHS llenr Browne, Prof Il. Frederick
Wright Walter i}la kbuin IIarte. Thomas
". l\nnN. and scores ut other famous
writer's Mill continue to cpnuIhute Ia
'Wolthlmgton ), the choicest and best in
Amrtiean lteMtlre " tIc season draws
neal when tine large army ol nagA1ine
readers Mili Gtt id' thc question MAat
magazine ~Aail NIX i4le another Eeaa
Wtii t@l ihctn W Neclr ail tNcUn 'tNW.ih-
Ngt5n Hftd WNjtltNei e~e n1N bv td-
,cl adu I'd III tlie lst iaf th- month
Tire publishers at1cr ~ SEND -neOfmoM
c'l'N OF recent number feI foa cents I'm
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30
Our Sea Fisheries.


WHAT COMMISSIONER GOULD SAY, Of MS
WORN.
Commissioner Of sea and Shore Fisher
les Could Of ThomaSton WAS in Augusta
last week Attending To a case iii court.
arse beng present at tile meeting vi thc
Executive Council tx make some explain
alton concerning liS refusal to approve
certain bills Sent In wv Warden Bailey III
Bath, ror services. In IN interview he
said
The fishermen along the entire length of
the coast are emrahtic in their views con
corning the taking of holsters they le-
~rng 4 IN An. inoh law strictly enforced
ths entire year. Thcy have III several in-
stances formed local organizations agree
lng 7" return to their native element al
Holsters Of less than that length. a most
enthusiastic meeting of the fishermen was
held al Friendship, the voice ot which was
uuanimour tea -uch an arrangement.
'ton recent yisit Mt lte steamer i'ln-
tectnl to thc lrlaae~ aton4 tilr cua~t fruM
Inekhud to ~4-Apoit theIe wera vprv
feM lFtractpn~ nt ihn ti~ua4 laN. aerrst
ea fhefo par Mr qArter a- mmv
coutlaDaHd InhStys bcin4 shjppe0 tuis
tGi A. s.t. Shipments ia @ttainels ue.
tlj 9t 9rA. i-n14H 7Gp u.N
NNA aA n llr 4t tA5t a- ut
M0eM GaHAf fho -4kiw- A4
fl"A HH4 u-M4e- tH4HaH M
Aa@a ~ar,t JHH commissioned.
l"N HH- lHI.r'ls lUs Auua Nr
.HDa~t Naa 4- WHNt
t> tG" a4-it F~urE ~rr. .sa
r.-, i.@,N on ~e.el- rs tu.s pt-.
taA HmM fhll-inalt tte ~uum.d
Ae tn HI NAii HaI. MNH fM 8t Nitt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

Half of the cargo of the American
barqne A. G. Bean, wrecked off Done
gal, November 18th, has been saved, and
there are good prospects that the remain
der will be saved The ~. G. Bean was
commanded by Captain Mountford, and
was bound from New Castle, n. b., for
Bowling. Captain Mountford and five Of
his crew were drowned.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30
Literary News and Notes.

!
the subjects of the Human Documents
| in McC lure $ for December.
4 Nh lIowclls' literary autobiography be
4 Gins in the Christmas Ladies' Home jour
nal. and will continue Through a year $
numbers Of that magazine.
Edward Box says that OF 1000 poems
which come into his editorial office dur
| ING wear not fifty, if printed, would be
read with amy degree of patience 10y the
public
/ New books are issued IN this country At
the rate Of about \, 900 Il year. The chief
\ value Of some 4.>75 ot them lies in the
fact that they make business for paper
/ mills and printers, saws the Minneapolis
Tribune
The Christmas Ladies' Home journal is
/ the hest This magazine has ever sent out
\ aul ~eenlS fidiculollslv chraIi at it, mice
/ ot Ten CENTS III ~ certainly an Ideal Mona
\ au' na-azine 'Iiie Journal II published
4 im Philadelphia At cl,e Dollar peE wear ~
\ ihe t0rfis Publishing e"npanN.
fie .lohaJ Mitchell Co., Of 80 Bro4d-
way, \. H.. >el& us 4 copy o1 Ihe Nar-
torial Nrt Journal a ma.azine issued IN
\ tNe Interest u merchant taiior>. Hills
III nrAWtItaH .lsgratcI ~afErnil Hunl-
Nei lii5 " maHiN irN@tcg f9tlH WullU y
Fail Nsltiiat IAilar GaildH4 ana rN
8ib;
CNalloS l. lp3na rhesrl yditpfai IAr
NeN york >Jn. i many ~ided llll.
one NJ rle mast beautiful Sides Of his
mature H ~hown ~ tire narrative of Ibis
y~t to Irtl~alalH atal bis description VA
I.U ,,i
lli~ mtielt, wif manE ilHsfatian~ will
appcN ia McGil#-s Magazine tar t,yccm-
bcl.
Here is an extract from ME- Elewels
idSi novel Burton rlightca match ald
followed his hands over il thoNe the pipe
sa Ncel ~ tl1Hl tile diaW@ht And thiS
w. Called realism, What thc intelligent
lgadei wishes u KNOW i'll did Burton
scratch the match Va the grand piano. hiS
Aei-llbor' boot sole oI hi, 9wn trousers
Ie4a
Iiildegarde Hawthorne, who is Julian
daughter, has the family inheritance.
~he told a ghost story 81 well, two OF
three wears AGO, that Harper Monthly
raid her so fol ii, ana the other day She
got a 500 prize for the best short story Of
tile Worlds Fair Since then she las
y mtten noVeiet called 'lhe FARES; OF
The Fair,
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.'eHleateu 70 9host lNplgal AMERICAN n"t-
IN hanalattuTSl s,- ile NhoMles' lAN
N' MOVIES y. on f.asf Liverpool,
''ll". beautiful engraving OF then pot
lrAN 4ahf. covering some ten acres, = em-
''"teH ~ we uite Page.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

Z. $. Grant has purchased property in
san Diego for a permanent home for him
self and mother, the widow Of the late
Cen Grant The house is conceded to he
the finest residence in the city. 1t was
built at a cost of So 600.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

The marriage of Lewis Stevenson. only
son and secretary of the Vice President,
and Miss Helen L. Davis was solemnized
at Bloomington. ILL.,. Nov. st in the pres
ence Of | 900 persons.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30
Transfers III Real Estate.

The following transfers in real estate w,.r.
recorded il Waldo County Registry II Deeds
for tile week ending Nov. q, 1923 Ezra XVI
drcl', ct. AL. Palermo, to Lucy Nelson, III.
Emma f. Dodge ct. ais. Lineolnyille Ia
Maria Morrill,, d." l'lra Hussey, Ai}ion, to
John ". Mitchell, Freedom. Hattie q.
Jenkins, Brooks, u James Wehher, Monroe.
Albert Jenkins estate Monroe, N ,Ian-s
Wehier A r. Shaw, Pittsfei, u Ella NJ.
Reynolds, Troy. James ". Libby ct al
Freedom, to Maria 4 Nit hell, TO-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

Ihe Bangor News says I'm attachment
has been made by one oil the creditors OF
Thomas Daney. the missing ELLSWORTH
man, for rent and ice bill 1t i believed
his debts will aggregate about $4,000. Ills
stock Of goods continues III the care oI thu
clerk. Some think Mr. DaneN has cone q
Austria, where lie has a wlte ana child,
others that he was killed III some Western
railroad accident
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

The directors Of the Portland Steam
Packet Company have decided to secure a
companion steamer to the Portland, and a
committee has been appointed to receive
bids and perform such other duties as
viii pertain to the building Of the hull,
boiler engine, etc. The boat will be on
the route in March, 1885. If she is like
the Portland she Will be tine boat in
deed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-11-30

THROUGH THICK AND Thin. AND IIE
Mlp~nIlMEN' Mss. BY Molly Elliot
>eawell. 50 thrilling title as Through
Thick and Thin, With Miss >eawell' $
well known name attached to it. will cel-
tainly arouse the curiosity of all tile BOYS
ala gill> whose curiosity is worth aroliS-
l4 IT is thoroughly wholesome withal
its atmosphere being that OF real life and
earnest purpose, instead OF the morbid
sentiment and senSationalism with which
our boys and girls are too often allowed
They are widely different typts-the des-
centiant of luxurious alistocratic South
EN- planters, and tile sturdy little Yankee
whose fists and keen native wits are his
only Inheritance: but there is .sthe touch
of Nature, the steadfast truth and cour-
age, and the deep human sympathy i'll
both that make them kin. How bravely
they bear themselves ''Through Thick
and Thin we leave it for the reader to
discover 1.-The Midshipmen 5 Mess
which occupies tie second part Of this at
tractive volume. is a naval story with the
real nautical flavor Of which Miss Seawcl
possesses the happy secret. The Midship
men are lively set, with strong sense
Of honor and the disposition to hot and
hasty Judgment which is natural to their
youth. The characters are naturally and
skillfuliy drawn. and the atmosphere Of
the midshipmen mess, in the Storage,
with its light hearted banter and rollick-
ing songs, is faithfully caught. and fasci-
mating. Cloth, illustrated. 91.30. d. 10th
rop Co., Boston, Publishers.
The leading article in Worthington
Magazine for December is written by Hon.
5. g. W. Benjamin, upon tie Life Saving
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-21
READY FOR HER DAY.
Virginia Prepared to Make Splendid
Showing at the Fair:

The committee on ceremonies on Virginia
Dav at the Worlds Fair have completed "a
rsnQemeuts for the exercises OF that OCCASION
Virginia Day will be August 9, the annlVer-
sary of the meeting of the first colonel as
sembly of the Commonwealth.
The use Of the massive hall on the Exposi-
tjon grounds having been rendered by VICE
President Higginbotbam, of the Worlds Far
commission. the ceremonies will be open IL
that spacious ructure at 2p. M, with an
Introductory address by Col A. s. Buiord
nresident of the Virginia board. Col. Blu
lords address will be followed by the reclta-
ton of an ode by Rev. Beverly D. Tucker, OF
Norfolk. and an GRAFTON from Senator John
" Daniel at 6 O'Clock p. m.
Gov. Mckinney. who will attend with his
staff. will hold reception in the Virginia
building. The committee decided to issue
invitations to the President OF the United
States and members of his Cabinet, the mayor
of Chicago. the commissioners OF the other
States. the nasional commissioners, and the
chief officials OF the Exposition, as well as &c
hundreds OF prominent Virginians.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-21
KNOWLEDGE

Rrincs comfort and improvement anu
tends to personal enjoyment. when
rightly used. The many, who live BET.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
odapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, Will attest
the the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In INC
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. ., ,.;r,,
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; efTectually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions ana pa
met with the approval of the medical
profession. because it acts on the Aia-
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
eninr them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
oists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
fractured by the California Fig syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every :.l
package. also the name, Syrup oil Figs,
and being well informed, you, VIII no'
accent any substitute if offered.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-21
A Connoisseur.

A man whose face was intelligent,
hit whose clothes were Shabby and'
whose bearing was Enthusiastically that
Of a man who had shed every respon'
sibility and was taking life as easily
as he could--a city tramp-walked
comfortably along in Union Square.
AS he walked he saw upon the ground
the discarded end Of cigar; there
was more of it than a smoker usually
throws away. While he made no
particular demonstration over it, the
tramp was evidently pleased to ma
it. He placed it in his mouth and
walked on with just trace OF Ella
tion added to his manner of habltual
unconcern. After walking few
stems he thought he would smoke it.
He nausea in front of man who was
sitting on one of the benches reading
q, newspaper, and asked him for
match. He lighted the cigar care
fnlly: and when he had 1T fairly allgh'
and going he took it from his mouth
and held it up and looked at 1T calm
" but critically with the air of a con
noisseur, and then he. lifted his face
slightly and blew the smoke into the
air.. 1t was clear that he enjoyed his
end of the cigar and approved tue
taste of the purchaser.-New YORK
S11n
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1893-07-21
EXTRA SESSION TALK.
REPRESENTATIVE Wilson Thinks the ses'
SON Will Be Continuous.

Representative J. L. Wilson, OF west VIZ
pinia. is in Washington. Questioned as 10
the probable outcome of the extra session
Mr.. Wilson said -
1t has always been my belief that the eN-
ira session will be continuous and tna' TO
recess will be taken. Under any clrcum-
stances, however, the tariff question VIII be
considered. As soon as the Committee on on
Wavs and Means is announced the tar'n VIII
be taken up by them, and even should tnere
he q recess before the regular session IN DE.
nenher the committee will continue TO nave
SESSIONS for the consideration OF the new
tariff law which the committee Will report 10
the House. ,tx yileon
at the head of the Committee on ways ana
Means was mentioned and he was asked u
he would except the place. Mr. wilson mes
itoted moment and then replied with
smile II have never known OF anyone re,
fnsine good craftsmanship If 1t was onereu
10 him. But will say that the chairman"
chin of that committee during tho next Con
gress will not have his honor without hi'sia'
bors.