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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-05

THB OLD RELIABLE AND POP
Il ular Dye Works is the only place
to have your clothes perfectly dyed,
cleaned and repaired.
Prices very moderate. Goods sent
by express will receive prompt atten-
ner Commerce and Campbell efrcetx,
Roanoke, Va. may2G-8m.
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In the South.

In the South.
Here's comparative chronological
price list of some lands near Hartman,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THR ROANOKE ThANsPxH
Il Company lie prepared TO do al
wagons, good teams and rospCn-
eible drivers. Prompt attention..
Offices, Freight depot snd Jefferson
street, south. Telephone. 119.
octl-1-yr
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GOETZ'S BULLETIN.

"
We have again accepted the agency
FOR the celebrated "LADIES' TEN.
DER FEET SHOES" VIII Sell
them again under The came guarantee
and as low as ever.
Goods damaged by food will be sold
at a great sacrifice. Come and look at
them, thore may be pair to fit you.
GOETZ'S,
No. I01 Salem aveIue, Cor. Henry.
41b6m.
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Plagla rlsnl? Bosl

Ask theatrical man what he thinks
about the charge of plagiarism laid
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FREDERICK J. AKwKe, q. e., u.
\ Am. Soc. q. 3. q Engr's Climb OF
Philadelphia;engineer, contractor and
Roanoke. Va. apr22tf
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
Almacen de Novedades.
Mercado, Colon y Ca.

Dade efavor ada dia mas p1bico
eabemiento ocon
lacreedores esta
Renaados comodo, pertenecene
la succession de don Ramon Rivera,
F1oncsa, Almania, Espaaa hagEate,ya, Aubia,
otros mportantes EUROPA AMERICA pndido
surto artcu de novdad
las egencias de la Ultima moda raizan
entte mucho de ion
Eegane sonbreros oma los mio capoa
don no de Eoc da blancas para
abaero de
Tes fantasia ombls:
de seda nuones
~ de
tada fabcas de Ps, polvos
de felpa.
escodo surido de obo propos regalos euhes
Jeteras Porac Ga Ga
de
lana, seda.
Desde mensualn,ente
de la
Cd oe FaT1s Ponce JUNO de.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
CARTA DEL SENIOR VIvONI
7. A. DoDD.

tos, la superfcie de calefacci6n de cada uno
es de 112 pies cuadrados.
Al entrar en- los eliminadores ell guarapo
es de 81 l00, Y cuando sale para las eva
poradoras, al cabo de media bora, tiene por
termino medic 25o
No empleo mas que una sola ealdera, Gu
20 horno Sc aumenta de continue por in
tervalos segdn sea la calidad del eombusti-
BILE.
La preston media es de cineo atm6sferaa
8 sean 70 libras preston, ademas del mo-
limo de fuerza de 30 cabalIos efectivos, niue
We la bomba de guarapo, la de sirop, la de
al1mentacion, el motor de las evaporadoras !;
y ahmenta de vapor las tres eiminadoras,
dos evaporadoras dos clarifcadores FL
escape ae invierte en- dos clarihcadores mas
y dos eTaporadoras.
La forma cuadrilopga de los aparatos de
los senores Aitlken NJ Neil Ca, tiene, ell
mi concepto, sobre los otros de este g6nero,
la ventaja de hacetlos mas c6modos para su
transp porte Y de mas facil instalaci6n, pues
ocupan menos espacio que los de Ia forma
redonda de otros CONSTRUCTORS.
Por TODD 10 cual puedo asegurar 4 usted
que 81 installation reporta notables ventaias.
tanto por ell aumento de avance meiora-
miento de la production, como por la eco
nomfa de brazos y la de paja que Sc deja
toda en- la pieza.
Quedo de V como siempre affmo. amigo
: s. S. @. b. S. M.-JosE A. VIvoNf.
Ponce, Agosto % de 1893. 3,m.
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Diar1o po11t1co de La tarde
COCHE DIARIO DE YAUCO

Desde ell dia 10 del corriente mes. emne
cara trabaiar desde esta ciudad al puehlo
de Yauco un coche saliendo de esta ciudad
los Lunes, Microbes Viernes las S de la
manana y regree aao de Yauco los Ma1te
Jueves Y Sabsdo n nisrna bora, tanien-
do estaci6n. de transito en los pueblos de
San German Sabana Grande, con Is mi
nutos de parada en- el primero media hora
en- ell segundo para ell cambio.-
Los precios de pasaje por asiento son los
sguientes
In asiento a YAUco viceversa.. S s. 90
Id. id. SBNA GDE viceversa.,, 3 90
Id id. s. GERMAN 8 viceversa..,, l. SO
Los pasajes de ida vuelta YAUCo 10 pc
sos. SABANA GRANDE 3 pesos 4 San
GERMAN 2.
Cada pasajero tendra dereeho 4 llevar I'm
bulto maleta cuyo peso no exceda de u
kilos, ell exceso precio conventional
El coche no esperara ningdn pasaiero
mas de 10 minutes en- un punto de parada,
no teniendo derecho 4 reclamar Ell importe
de bliete, 81 por morosidad perdiere la sa-
Ida del coche la hora indicada, teniendo
dereeho reclamar 81 despues de pagar la
llamada al conductor este 10 dejare. No Sc
admite pasajero sin billete. Ell despacho de
billetes en- esta ciudad Ia Sucursal de
Las Dos Antsllas.
Para mas informes Consignatario en-
Yauco, JOSH VmLABoL.-Hotel de Pito
Lopez,
Ponce, 10 Agosto 1898. 2rm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
: :: E:I!UL.SI
SEQ =

- ~z% 3 d
que es simplemente aceite de hfgado
de bacalao descompuesto en- peque-
hisimas part1eulas y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este Sc evita d los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfermos Ell trabaio de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
personas, aan en- buena salud, pue-
den digerir Ell aceite simple.
A as reconocidas yirtudes del
aceite de hfgado de bacalao, la Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas y fortifcantes de los
hipofosftos de cal Y de sosa. El
conjunto forma la preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indicada segun Ell
dictamen unanime Gle los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscoNFlEsE DE Los lml-
TAD0RES.
Ex1jase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
Las boticas Y ciros establecimientos
en- todo ell mundo.
SCOTT e. BOVINE, aumieos, New YORK.
Tambi6n fabricantes de los c9lebres parches pc.
rosos marca Excelsi0r."
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Hacienda 81 Fraternidad," Guanica, Ju-
lio 4 de %.
sr. do Tomas A. Dodd. Ponce.


Sr. d. Tomas A Dodd.-Ponce.
Muy nor mfo amigo Terminals va
la zafra en- eeta hacienda, tengo ell gusto de
comunicarle, seg1n sus deseos, las observa-
clones que he hecho tocante las ventajas
que resultap de la aplicaci6n del tren epapo
rador al vapor, de los senores Aitken NJ
Neil ca de Glasgow.
En- primer lugar he obtenido un aumento
de tres por ciento, POGO mas menos ell
rendinliento mejor eristalizaci6n, d.
que Ia coccion SO opera con menos gr~dos
de cal6rico que al fuego directo como SO
puede hacer subir Ell guarapo cuanto Sc
quiera, sin que para clio infuya la clase de
combustihle nj la habilidad del fogonero, la
limpieza Sc hace mejor con mas facildad
Respecto q la cantidad de az1car elabora
da he tenido tambien un aumento diario de
cuatro cinco templas de 900 galones cada
una 10 que representa- POGO mas menoS
cuatro bocoyes mas de production, siendo
de notar que para atender a los tres elmi-
minadores bastan solo dos operarios y que
en- todo ell tren invierto seis operarios me-
nos que cuando teLfa el sistema de bateria
q fuego directo, sea al llamado jamaiquino.
Ademas no he tenido que recoger mas
paja que la extrictamente necesaria para ta
par los sillones de bagazo para en- case de
luvia.
Seg1n Ell calculo de Mr.. Donington, que
es ell Ingeniero que ha instalado los apara
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
LA COMERIENA
t A b K | CA d E I A b A COS
DE SANCHEZ & HERMANO

COMERIO

E c1ecente favor dspensando fumadores de
buen usto los abacos eaborados nesra bca nos eeya
La tarea de hacer eogio de dichos productos
Conoelda son las bondades del tabaco que enpeamos
eaboac1on solo ener
e oentro de prviegiada da meor hoa pa
ear relacionados nos "a
Gil adqur tabaco de mejo adad que ell que empleamos
ofrecemos q nuestros consumidores
Hoy tenen eto la OCCASION de umar legmo tabaco de
Comero bre exeno Gle mezca de procedenca
do las dversas vtoas de LA CoMERIENA Peba fgf
Depositos ciudad Casa de los senores r. Fer4-
dez C Plaza del Mercado-Idem de don Pedro Heda Paza
de las Deicias -
Ponce Abrn / de 1892
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TREI IIIPORIDOR Il |IPOR
SISTEMA AITKENeM NEIL & Co.
DE GLASGOW

agene Atken NJ Neil
sido
ped don Pedro Vvon dueno de Hacienda IF aedad
iho publican era dico
ando complacido
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Antonio Barreiro
CIRUJAN0- -DENTIsTA

Especialista en- Ia colocaci6n de
DsafadAgas artificiales.
Extraccioncs sin dolor con Ia apli-
caci6n DE- la Coeofna por inyeceiones.
Ohcina Dental, caIle Isabel, n1me-
70 r4-Ponce.
lunio u Dc IsQs
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Ponce, Agosto Is de 1893.
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Ponce, AbriI g Dc 1898 On
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
MUY BUENOs WHO'S

NECTAR FLORIDOR,
NAVARRO, ALELLA, MALAGA. sECo
Son sin disputa los mejores vinos
que Sc inportan, y venden los seTio-
res Piza Hermsno, de Ponce.
Ponce. Julio 81 de 1893. I'm.
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FRANCISCO CINTRON
coAMo

C0mereionte a1uquceuista. Ventas al
pog mayor y detail. Dep6sito del erce-
le'ste RON ESTRELLA q maaegas
bQl0 techo.
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ov.r fnccs and across lots and climbed mp telegraph
polcs and the roofs OF houses To get goo" W.
They also overlooked Into the old coaches anu Wv
messenger car and examined everything nS cr"ca"s
as though they had never seen steam engine p''o
Public curiosity seemed ~ much eAcit'h ~ wiz" ~
De witt Clinton mad. her famous trip siX'y-t"" s''i
ago II seemed 10 BE- II general holiday all aio"S wv
line A whole lot Of convIcts got view Irom ,mI
wall, OF sing sing Prison. i't"r'h Nr"e'i" ,,"ir ~
Montrosr stations there l. bridge OVER - 49,,
road and ~ the tall smok'~lack OF thr oio r'9, INV,
PASSED underneath tn" iron bnnd on 'h' t'P '"''
crazcd The roof and many Iivc, wer" l0os'hen. -,
Just south Of pcrk,kiil all Tn" orphan cihIr'. "a
ST Mnry's Convent bright clean and cheerful s,"u
ON the brow Of hill overlooking ID" track IN 'hart
Of ia. sisters. and clappcd their NIUE h nn' T'
delight. In response TO Il request OF ','n,'i, n,
,crger Agent Daniels the public schools III T'chShn
were closed and III" en- dr,h ana u u,Ho' marc
crowds cam. a smiling and cheering. ~ r'" md
kecpsic the Eastman college cadets looked on ri, '' ~
clecr,d. Kodak amateurs and regular photogiap",,
Dit he'd their tents at TIA" most 1'al1Dr NPn', u" W.
dis rlbuird from the passenger ear containing 'u'n W
the DE witt Clinton and the coaches Dld anu A ,,
fought for these eagerly n II tnry "''' u''',.
hill, while the smal boy was rendered naPPs ~
having hi, pennies fatt"n'd ont on the rail-. on
Tho greeting swrllrd into regular ovation "H'H
The train reached here ~ > 80. Thousands "i pop,
ny.rdnwrd the station platform ana tracks ahG
rhccr.d again and again. and although th.N ma
several lnInni.s to A'"' II they looked SorrJ ".'' az
Train resumed It's journey and disappeared IN The
distance. . , :, r,,r,
\ L., wa made ~ IN" big locomotlv" la'' llur,
d,y when III. ran from Ponghkerpsic to Mlany WIN
Inc Fmplr. -tai" EXprc,.. - 80 lDth ml"N IN an
lnur ana lively" minutes. Her speed indicator
d,.,nuc. al the rate 81 ~ - miles an hour. BH'
.hc Is expected q do better than this.
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FUNERAL or GENERAL JOHN N. CORsE

Boston, May l.-Funeral services over the body Of
General John NJ Corsc, formerly Postmaster Of this
city, held this afternoon at the new Old south
Church, in charge OF the Loyal Legion Commandery
az Massachusetts. The services conducted by
the Rev DR.. George A. Gordon. pastor OF The church.
who used the Episcopal ritual. The pabcarers were
General Thomas Sherwin. Commodore David b.. Ma
comb, Colonel Henry h. IIlgginson and Colonel Thomas
L. Livermorc, representing the Loyal Legion C. ".
Ernst. representing the Boston Poatohic"' John ID.
Morton representing the Postal Committee Of the
Board OF Trade: Colonel Henry stone and Captain u.
= Noursc, representing the Army OF the Cumberland
General Francis a. Walker and John &. Ropes, repre-
senting the Military Historical Society Of Massnchu-
se,ts ;. W. Mccall and Edwin Robinson, representing
the town Of Winchester. and Paymns'er Edward 7.
Barker and Henry A. Thomas. representing the postal
ocr,ice Al the conclusion III the services the body
was taken back to Winchester and placed In The tOmD
at wildwood Cemetery. To await the decision II he
family as TO whether 1t will be- laid at rest Ia WIN
chester or In Burlington, Ohio
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WORK DAILY TR1myr TUESDAY, MAY soa-Fot RTEEN PAGES

ton, built at the foundry o' ve,r ,a,on "' =,
Hudson rond. and pu' In op''', =, en-. a., ,,...o
sho,,d h mentioned however. thh' INV !" " 'e"'"
,ivo n,r unou an American r''''o'"
hrac. Lion bnIl, in England anu '"' o"' vi "o'''"
d,,o Don, on the Delaware anu h""Son roao III
,-.,. ,,, Il WIS abandoned and never "o"ght mo
1T, m horse power being accepted instead
i,..u... tho structure of the r'ho """" NOT ""h'
~ rho ,,sc Of an engine Of - graz -
As 900" with hcr precious "e's"' sam" w"
NJ tho Grand Central station to-u'i Ho,I '' "'''
bend wifi, him as fireman AIfro To- r'''o' anu HI
nS.i.,an, I,mcs Garrity EesldrS the ear that was
,.a,a,,, ,,,.,,rct,d for the old engine ana the
oaacha. ,,ore was one passenger car. which had
o,o,rd - number Of newspaper reporters ana oh'ns
az , , IN. bi., locomotive took her time. ana
IN cha ,,,r IN Workers there were GROVES OF curious
,.,u,. along the lin. who cheeiH h'r Us sue p'S'u'
,rb.r ,r.r, more interested VI examining w" Oh"
min. Tim, tbc new one. and thls was me case
in, tho entire route. Before reaching fohSerS
,'. ,,.s :, breakdown. \ truss rod on the rude
,,,, ,,.ic. called 4 car which bore the old engin"
d ,chcs ,napp,d under the weight II was ho'
ro,.i,od lut AN hour and half was lost III ma""''
,.v orrunrcmcnis The ID" VIII 'hnt'n ana o"'
- tho coaches all Of which were between the paSs"1
cor c,r and 900 were uncoupd and hitch'd on
f. IN. rear. and when ia" trip was resumed every
thing went smoothly ,r
whom She drew up at Tarrytown there was another
hig c,oNd of men and women who che"rcd LOUDLY a"u
waved hats and handhcrchieiS. People scraihpieu
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THEY cor THE GfNGHiM.

From The Detroit Free Ircss.
\ man stood lralng idly In front OF a crowded
stopped before him. They were air,,n'S 50 iairn
yiIn hundi,s that 1t seemed imp Nslbe mat they
,CIld carr any more. one woman was "ht"iuS a
oaby carriage. ,, - ,h ,,, ,,
6rr saw ITS the prcitlcst I've seen yet for baby s
summer dresses"
Well. let's 20 in.' ,
I,ow can | aIc the carriage through that crowd !
It.s no use trying get anything II you've got To
drug "A baby around with Npi' .
The man loafng at the door took his hands ont
Of his pocket ,, No. L., ,,,
,.. he drnwIcd leave In. baby with
I'm take care Of II while You shop
The women beth looked at him cnriouSiy' thcn the
uotIr Of the baby eyed the eli ghni III III" "lhlDw
and that helped her Ia accept his "ncr
You can leave your bundles III TIA" cab With The
Lid laid the man. n hr took III" tongue Of the
,nbuator and began TO wheel the baby back and
Int neither Of the women rcllnlil'hcd sinel"
bundle Indeed, the mother Of The youngsler At once
took every package ont of the niue cirriaTr ana ahc
|. 70 The mass In her arms.
The man smiled grimly rs he heard her say to
her friend 10 ,,o,. ., .,o,, III. ,,hy I'm, won,
take any chances Win inc hry e""S """" yum
No. indeed ,, .
They were in the store IA long time. When they
At last came OUT It was with rus ns u they i,arei
II was nuglirg and smiling into the In" 81 It's male
nurse. who making all binds OF c'mlc gestures u
Thank yru ever 80 much" said the mo- her OF
the Iaby. fnmblIng In her pocketbook, it's worth
.cr mind that said the man. did you get the
bingham
Whc the two stared open -mcuihef al his presump
don a carriage drove up. some ladies called IN him.
md touching MS hat T. The two asonISIef shoppers,
Colonel - disappeared into his Own equipngc having
lust done one Of The odd things he Is famous for
done. and been oil service at the same time.
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HIGH WATER IN ALL TIE RIVERS.
THE WEATHER BUREAU PREDI cts STILL HIGHER
WATER IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS

WATER IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS
washinc,or. MAY 1.-The Weather Bureau has
issued the following special river bulletin:
The Mississippi River. now very hieh, Is rishs
RAPIDLY throughout It's whole course" us lriDnail'S'
the Ohio Wabash and Arkansas. are rising tn"
lower Mississippi will continue TO rise during Inc
rext three weeks and there will he dangerously hg
stages OF water lelow the mouth OF IN" AhauSaS'
No appehcnson however Is felt that the levecs will
b. overtoppcd by the water at present In sight
From 81 Paul 10 Hannibal there has been rise
~ one foot IN two DAYS the Missouri NJ Kansas CITY
has riser O4 Of foot at 81, Louis there has been n
rise OF feet in days and the stage Is now 3o4
feet The rise viii continue 10 AT least ~ iee' III
the next few days.
The Wabash at Mount Carmel has risen tSo feet
I'm four days. and Is % feet. with the stage Sill!
rsirE.
The Ohio at Pittsburg has risen fonr Iec' az
potkcrsbnrg five feet, and al Cincinnati Scv" lec' III
tho last two days. where the f. now forty-fve
feet. 1t will continue to rise The scloto IS high
at Czrcleville and rising. Al Evansville there has
neen rise of nine feet in three days, and there VIII
no further rise OF five feet In the next three days
The Cumberland at Nashville IS low and has risen
two feet
Tho Tennessee Is low and stationary. At Cairo
Tho river has risen o. feet In two days and Is at
staee of 446 The stage will continue TO rise TO
about forty eight feet by May G. At Memphis the
stage Is bir,ylree feet and will rise TO thirty-hv'
Al iIclcna, Ark the Stage is forty-two feet and
vll rise fortysix by MAY 20 AT Arkansas CITY iIe
Miss. forty one fee by May -:
The Arkansas River Is twenty-threc feet at Little
rise will continue 10 twenty -nine feet May 5.
At Vicksburg the stage Is a. and Will rise by
e snS x d 5oS to raise o sod
sixteen feet by May 20.
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bigger mar than Clcvcland.T Ills enthusiasm was
infectious and hc could not b. blamed
he made eighty six m les an honr on ThnrSday-
heap II on there, Jimmy" he added, turning 10 III"
assistant; fireman. James G1rrity, who was sioVe'ihg
ON the coal I'm buck,tuls-" We don't mean TO q"
,ny quick flight today bat have patience for lew
week.. and when this piece Of machinery settles down
n work RIGHT she'll Leaf the world. Ain't sh" n
.bn,c'l- And H. h. spoke he seized nstfnl Of waste
10 rub Il spcck Of dirt of III" handle oi the lever
which was already A. bright and shiny aS hur'aSh'd
silver. she's a III still vet. and nav" 10 Apply
fire. oil frequently. bat by ind-by she'll HINDER OUT
all right and then we'll beat the Wind
The huge locomotive tcain her Journey this morn
inc ri O'Clock from tie Grand Central STATION
New York. for Chicago. where sh" VIII be pl'r'N OH
view II the Worlds Columbian Exposition rs P"r-
lion Of the display of the NcwIork Central and Id'
son River Railroad. she haucd along also iii" " DE-
Witt clinton" ard three old passenger coaches WHICH
wore built I'm ISL. No greater contrast c"uid ~"
cincd than these two specimens of mechanical
,kil representing thu progress that has been maze
d,uinc the ms; sixty years In hi. particular brahch
Of mans handiwork. The older engine with the
coaches made fir; journey With pa Hcnc"is from
,li, Town to schenectady on August o. l-Jl. tim"
when N" transportation II property between the
Two place. was seldom effected In less than wv" ana
sometimes three DAYS.
The first and second practical locomotives bun
in This country were s'ruct'h ai tn" N't Fp'nt
ro,ndrv IN Ncl orb civ for The suuth Carolina ana
,ur,.ta road and t'icir trial trips were mad" IL
November. I-3o. The third tn" lc Witt 'hh
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TIE GRITISEND Authorities PL//LED
MYSTERY ABOUT TrE DEAD BODY FOUND on
SUNDAY NIGHT.

Ohi.f John Y. McKau" ana he auhoriir' Of
Crayc>cnl anc puzzled over N" BODY when Wa
found sunday afi"iooa near he .hods u The Man
haitian I:rsch Railroad. pcatr tn result 81 two
lfsio shot w0inli in The lcf breast near the heart
TIL. body I, that Il maL abou' thirt> -h'c years
DID, and the clothes indicate that the man wa .
lnlorcr.
Everything pointed - -ilci" nj fri. bat IL" an
tiori., have modih,d their opinion Since looking at
tho body carefully. The story started that th"
BODY va. hat ~ Rorh thc escaped murderer. THIS
Wa soon .ccn 10 lr al.r. there were few poln'N
IN which the man r.,onbl"d Rochl.
The suspicion. part ~ he nlair j. THAI the wounds
were 20 placed and the apparent corr~" Of IA" bul
h., was such that the pistol must have been fired by
some one ,l-n. the man was lcbhand"d Then,
too her, va, 10 bullet hol, In SHIRT or und"rshr,
nor IN the flannel band witch the man woF" about
the body. This hitter was wOand about III" body
l.inA tn. chest. II fined 10 shield "a.
lung, and lldncy. and evidently worn for this
pmrpo". MI lh,~. articles stained with flood.
l. may hnv" been that the man opened his shirts and
then fired Against this theory Is the fact that the
I.owd,r mark, do not show.
Unless CON. one claims the body to-day II will b.
buried. The first impression was that the man had
been dead several days, but this Is regarded as
Il ha>ty conclusion. II Is thought probable that III"
Killed himself saturday night sunday
morning and that ne WI. alone at the time. lo--
'rlay IA" story started that III" body wa
that Of wsll Unknown ciothrr Of this city. This was
apparently confirmed 10y the Coroner. but later II
WAS found 10 lr mistake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
r,vp,yrRS WAIT CHEAPER RNLW " fAHL>

A Iarc. meeting wa held ia Mh"na'um i'"''' III
West one hundred and -i,iN -uNl Sec uh''l '"' ""'P
Of the Washington Heights IaNI"N'r' -" '''''' w.
IN. uurpo.,. Of discussing Rapid Transit WA''
,,do.u,r -,ul presided Law. on " Fuller -p"""
.ini the tardin,s> ~ 80" RAPID Transit '"ml''"''
,ni William g. Wli'n,y AVID IT." Metropolitan If''
ton Company. who. %" aid. were trying 10 pm
N. cable IN the upper Houl"Nard The other Np'A"f'
,err Dr. l. L. Irrt. secretary "f ~" p'T'i ana p"h'"
Institute; r.. l.. Carpenter. Daniel Day ana - DIM
win Hands. Resolution, w"r" Adopted u'E'nE ''"''
the city or The RaIii Transit commission '"'"'' ~
range with the Manhattan Railway company % carry
o ..,c.r. f.,u, any station II, road within 'h'
i,, limit, io nuy other station within ~" citY limits
fr :: singh. iirc of , cents ana ihat SU'h "Tt!h-
n.nt b.. accepted instead 90 any percentage 90 NV
earnings Of the ROAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-02
urJ'TTVGS AND ENTERT AILMENTS.

Tn. annual meeting Of Ia" Ncw.for@ Assertion OF
-, ,..,il Ncuo,i,l HON" will h. held Ia the hail Of
the lult.l Charities Building. Forrha'r ana twenty
..r,rd..t THU sdlv MAJ {. at , - O'Clock T. M Nd
d.,.r. will De made b. Mr.. C. Il. Afnc", pre- 'd", ~
,, .o.at,o,. IA. Er, ~. Howard Dnnld. the I;"v.
Antonio Alchi and other
Tho Roy - H. oiat u -. narthoou"w's church.
vuu ,i,, An ,ldfrs. this evening at Hamilton Han
olun,i, COLLEGE rcir, the AmrI an lns'iiut" Of thr
ti,u puiln..rhv 20 Witch the public !. iG'it"d
c,rrott f. Scr,iss lcrtuird i"or" III" Department Of
,.o,, ~ ., oslyn In-iitu.r. Of which he /, pf"'i-
don, la. evening IN the Young Il rs 'hr 'iian " ORA
ton lnildng upon Tn" Astronomical fiosf - Of III"