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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-18

For two weeks fifteen tl5l cabinet photo,
graphs, in two ~ styles. Tor throa (S3J
%dollars, nounted on sit edge cards.
L. j. HELLER.
3Sl2 Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-18

DGNfHY-Eept II, ldward I. Dunphy. aged
~ years.
Funeral to-day at go .. IN. from tho Central
tfesbytsrIan church, on Lyndale avenue
Friends invited,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-18
EnuouraginR Slams

Reports from the silver camps in Col
orado continue to show signs OF a coming
return OF business. There is not enough of
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-18
ms Worry II 81.

silk umbrellas with fancy III tai and natural
WOOD haEdlob this week at Tho 1893 Hive for 81,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-18

White pique in assorted patterns for aprons
ana cilldran's dresess only five cents per yard at
The Bee Hive reduction sale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
NOTICIAS GENERATES

La Intendencia General de esta Provincis
pubica en- la Gaceta de aver la siguiente circular:
"Slendo muchas las denuncias que Sc han
dirig1do esta Intendencia sobre corta fraudu
lenta sobre detenci6n, en- ell transito, de made
ras que pertenecen al Estado, he creido oportuno
recordar las prescripciones que siguen: En- los
inontes del Estado nj en- los p1blicos de MIN
guna case, aunque en- ellos halla posesiones par
ticulares, pueden hacerse talas nj quemas sin la
debida competence authorization con sujeci6n
las Instrucciones formuladas por Ell Negociado
del ramo. Los duehos que sin authorization de la
Acadia las efect1en, pagaran una muta igua al
valor de elias apreciado por la Acadia, que re
mitira la tasaci6n la Administration para que
sea examinada por Ell facultativo del ramo. No
Sc permitlra Ia circulation de MADEIRA sin Ia gufa
correspondence, expe Ida por "a Acadia bajo
su mas extricta responsabilidad. Las maderas
que vlajan SIN este requisite seran detendas para
su venta en- subasta pdblica el producto ingre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Liza Repdblica, no pueden ser recargados con i'm
puestos de exportaci6n, y esa clausula debiera
ser causa de que ell gobierno de nuestra metr6po
Il resovlese que, por equidad siquiera, no sufre-
Gen recargos de exportacion al destinarse Cuba
yla Peninsula, aqueLos productos insuares q. estu
viesen excentos del pago en- virtud del menciona-
do tratado lesolucion por demas l6iica pues nun
ca podrfa ser justo que los consumdores de la
Peninsula de Cuba resulten menos benefciados
que los de la Union Americana.
En- n1meros redondos Sc estiman las exporta-
clones de esta Isla para Cuba en- 5000 toneladas
al aho 1000 para la Peninsula, que hace un com
puto aproximado de un million 200 mil kil6gra-
mos, representando una contribution de so mil
pesos moneda Official, suma que perjudican
los cosecheros que, al fin al cabo los que
pagan slempre los vidrlos rotos, pues ell coner
ciante tlene presente en- sus calcuos todos los ga
| jes y quebrantos
Al escribir este sueto solo nos ha guiado e
| deseo de lamar Ia atenci6n sobre este lmportan
/ tie particular la Sociedad de Agricultores Ga
| mara de Comercio, con el fin de qu6 81 10 estimal
conveniente los intereses de los gremios que re
presentan, tomen las mediIas que Green oportu
| 1as para tratar de aGanzar una resolution tai
amoldada la juaticia. a-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
EI impussto dc Exportaei6u sohrs sI cafe

Segdn tenemos entendido, viene exigiendose
por las Aduanas de la Isla, el pago de so centa-
vos por cada 100 kos de cafe, por derecho de
exportac6n en las remesas que del mencionado
grano SO hacen con destino la Peninsula isla
de Cuba, nuestro entender el comercio Sc so.
mete una imposition que legalmente no deberia
existir.
Seg1n ell tratado de comercio entire Espaha
los Estados Unidos de America, todos los pro-
ductos dc las Antillas que tengan exenci6n de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Nueva- Y ork, Febrero de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

ST. Director de LA CoRREsPoEDEECIA
El asunto del dia es la anexi6n de la Islas
Sandwich. Recientemente ha ocurrido una re-
voluci6n en- Honolulu, Capital de esas Isas muy
parecida la que cambi6 Ia forma de gobierno en-
Brasil Sin derramarse una gotta de sangre, se
depuso Ia Reina Lihkuolani constituy6
gobierno provisional que envi6 embellishments
comisionados Washington para proponer Ia
anex6n los Estados-U nidos.
Mientras Sc decide el punto el crucero de
guerra americana "Boston" desembarc6 trescien
tos marinos Honolulu con ell objeto de "pro-
teier' los ciudadanos amer1canos y sus propieda-
des. El Sccretario de Marina ha enviado dos
buques mas al terreno de las dihcoltades a1n
Ne dice que los acoraxados "Charleston" "San
Francisco" serAn despachados sin diacion.
La question puede causar diferencias graves
con Inglaterra cuyos ciudadanos componen gran
parte de Ia poblaci6n 0xtranjera de esas Islas. En-
los circuos oficiaes Sc observa estricta reserva,
aunque Ia opinion general que tanto el actual pre-
sidente, Mr.. Harrison, como el presidente eecto,
Mr.. Cleveland, son decididos partidarios de Ia
anexi6n que ambos recommendation al Congreso
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

En- ell juiclo oral pubiico seguido contra
Gregorio Mojica Renta vecino del Dstrito de
Humacao la Sala de 10 Criminal de esta Capital
10 ha senteneiado a la pena de catorce amos de
presidio. Etdelito rorque ha sdo acusado fue el
competente Lcdo. don. Jose s. Quihones solicit6
la absolucion por falta de pruebas. El enjuicia.
do ha interpuesto recurso de casaci6n ante ell
Supreme 10 defendera aquella Sala ell lus-
trado abogado don Juan Jose Garcia Gomez, ex.
diputado Cortes por ell distrito de Humacao en-
esta isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Recortamos de un perlodico de Cuba:

"En Santa Ana, provincial de la Habana, ha
occrrido un case raro que sometemos al estudIo
de los profesores medcOs. Ell menor moreno
Lucio Garcia, de amos de edad, era tartamudo
hasta tai grado, que apenss Sc entendia 10 que
hablaba. Hace pocos dias Sc puso jugar dando
vuettas de carnero, produciendose una lesion leve
en- la cabeza. Despues de la cada ell tartamudo
Sc expresa perfectamente, de un modo normal,
como 81 jamas hubiese adoecidu de aquel defecto.
Pero a csmbio de ese golpe de fortuna, como
triste compensation, ha quedado, de resultas de
la caida, conpetsmente bizco. FL csso no puede
ser mas curioso'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Dice un perl5dlco que en- Santiago de Cuba
ha dado OCCASION los mas escandalosos comen-
tarios ell hecho de estarse rlfando en- una casa
samcta de aqueIla ciudad, como I'm obje:o
cualquiera, nina de once amos, e. Jefe de
Policia ha tornado cart en- el asunto instruye
IN expediente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
Carta de NusVa York

sUMARIO Las Islas sandwich-su anexi6n los Esados
Unidos.-Asunto serio- Posbles complicaciones.-
Muerte de Mr.. Blaine.-"Greater New rk'.-Horri
bic tortura. .-Castigo de un crmen.-Un curioso
Mrs. Isabel Brovon-Los escandaos del Canal de
Panama en- los Estados- Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10
L!amamos la atencion de nueS

hacla ell anuncio Que publica en- la secci6n 90
Varjedades ell Club de Regatas. Las personals che
deseen invitaciones deben dirijirse al senior Men
dizabal, presidente de la sociedad, aun cuando
sabemos que por acuerdo de la directiva solo &C.
ran expedidas, sin exception, para los senores
socios V sus famiLas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Sc cotizAhs aver cafe en- Ponce deede S25
hasta S274 POI extremes. AzGcar cases claras
entire $34 $3B : mieles con poca demanda al
rededor Gle $25 hasta $28.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Ell vapor L. Nj Fslaverae cargo Ponce
para Ia Peninsula con trasbordo en- esta Capital
3,672 sacos 1856 623 kllos cafe. Y ell bergantfn
mgIes Ida Maud para New Haven 306 bocoyes
I99l2S kos mlel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Con carga de madeira salazones ha entrado
al puerto de Ponce, procedente de Lunemburgo,
ell bergantin ingles Diadem
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

sara en- Areas del Tesoro Las maderas detenl
das seran depositadas en- Ia Acadia una vez
lnstrufdas las diligencas oportunas remitlran
la Administrator Central donde ra1ica el Ne
gociado de Monies para que Sc disponga la vents
demas que hubiere lugar, La gufa ser& exigi
da por la Guardia Civil Alcaldes del transito,
Empeados de Monies, Orden pdblico, los del
Resguardo 6 Aduanas donde hubiere de embar
carse. Los particulares pueden denunclar tanto
los individuos que tsan como los que tras-
portan maderas SIN los requisites necesarios. Los
Acaldes deberan remtir ell 10 de las meses de
:, bril-, Julio, Octubre Enero al Negociado de
Monies de la Administrator Central, los talones
de las gufas que hallan expedida ell trimestre
dar aviso negative las mismas fechss los
que no hubieren expedido alguna Tamblen obi
| garan los duefos usufructuarios de terrenos
del Estado enclavados montes pdblicos, que
den raso Y detengan arbitrariamente las ma
| deras de monies, cuya corta sc haga por subasta
| 8 debida autorizac6n por justo titulo con la
competente gufa recordandoles al efecto ell art5-
culo II del Reglamento q. dice asf: "Las cuesto-
| nes Que Sc susciten sobre subsistencia no sub.
sistencla lie servidumbres aprovechamientos en-
| en- fnontes de caracter pGblico Sc resolveran por
| la Administrator sin perjuicio de 10 que falta
| IL ccL fol midad de parties fallen los Tribunales.
| Lo que Sc publlca en- este PERIoDICo FICIAL para
general conocimiento, y con especalidad para Ell
lie lCs Alcaldes de esta provncla. Puerto Rico
| de Febrero de 1893 --Lunas."
| Entire otraS nCtlclaS feclOldaS uttlmament6
| lie San German extractamos la sguente: "Nues.
| tro distinguldo amigo ell antigua professor don
| Loreto J. Montalvo ha cerrado la Escues parti-
| cular que fund6 dicha ciudad, instancias de
| varios padres de familia, ell ano 1890. Pero en-
| cambio quedan abertas tres 6 cuato escuelas par
| ticuares tambtn, cuyos senores muy apreciables
y que seran muy inteligentes, no reunen las con-
diclones que la ley tlene estabecidas; pues nj
| poseen tituo de maestros nj ell Gobierno General
ha auto izado tales establecimientos; este suce-
| lie a ciencia paciencia de ia Junta Local de
[nstrucci|n PGblica Deegado del Gobierno,
alberta notorIa nfracci6n del articulO "a del
| Decreto organize de 10 de Setiembre de 1880.
aprobado por Real orden de de Febrero de
1881; incurren por 10 tanto, los contraventores
IN la pepa que estabece Ell artlculo 339 del C6dgo
penal VICENTE. Y recuerda ell comunicante a
este proposito, que ALA por los amos "a 79; y
siendo Gobernador de esta Isla ell General Des
pujols, quiso e sabio ustre Baldorioty de Cas-
tro establecer escuea privada en- Mayaguez
lie fue negada la solicltud porque no tenfa ttulo
lie professor de instruction primaria, quien como
Baldorioty era Lcdo. en- Clencias Rector de
primera ease; pero en- San German parece que
Sc interpretan las dsposic0nes legaes sobre en-
= senanza de distinto modo que el Gobierno Gene
raj de la provincial tene dispuesto que acaten
Sc cumpan."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Aver inscribieron 81 Registro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Pedro Lopez
Vergara, de febre amarillo, Reyes Rivera, de
tuberculosis pumonar Juan Gonzalez, de deli.
rum tremens, Pedro Dlaz Neves, de tubercu-
losis pulmonar Juan Perez Perez, de pleure
sia purulbnta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Por ell puerto de Mayaguez Sc habfan expor.
tado hasta Ell del mes en- curse u, 083 sacos, I3I
balriles cajas cafe pesando 2.409 TIC kilos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

para Cuba de $254 $25a Pueblo $264 S268
Hacienda S27 $271 7 azdcar con regular
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-10

Prsncpales acuerdos tomados la session del dia g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
GATHERED ABOUT TUUN.

The Rev. Albert c. Bum. rector Of the Church
Charity Foundation Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Is brother Of Walter II. Bunn, Of CO0perstOwn n. y.
the new Appraiser of the Port
Mayor Body was out Of the city yesterday, and
Alderman Pickering was acting Mayor
Rose McDermott aged nine. died yesterday at st.
Peters Hospital from the effects OF fall from the
roof of an extension IN the OF her home, No.
% larTisonst., on Thursday.
Mrs Catherine Mchacls. who lives Mt No. 1914 Oak
andst. notified to the police OF the seventh Precinct
yesterday that she had been robbed OF $40 by new
ledger. Z" | rented the room to the man on Friday
said Mrs. Mchaels. "and yesterday he disappeared
Her money was kept in "A bureau drawer
Joseph Muser Is suing his son. W. q. Muser to
recover $4,000 which he alleges his son converted
to his own use when the trustee of his father
motion for bill OF particulars was denied yesterday.
A bold thief has stolen brass doorknobs worth 10
from Il fat house, owned by Hugh Mclaughlin IN
Jay-St.
The seyenty-ffth anniversary OF the dedication OF
the Roman Catholic Church OF ST. james, In Jay-st.,
the Oldest church Of denomination In the city, WIZ
to celebrated to-day. Bishop Mcdonnell ana NUM-
Der OF clergy will assist In the services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
\ Steiner .ua than the later occupants Of the Mayors

OF Steruer STUN uudn Tue toteh vs~~t~'s~ "
Persons living In number Of what AR are ssl:o
be free from the prospect trolley cars passing Their
door and endangeIing their children nccup,sT Nv
car tracks, Madisonst. from broadway 10 Cias,
son-ave.. and Gates-ave from frank rank law an
picnlion Is made ut least. The Aldermen a had pre-
ouly stricken clnonst from the list OF 1nose ut.
ledge SITS. who woke up after the Aldermen i mac
acted to the fact that they were to have the trSiey
In opcrn ton past their doors, have made protess ~
the State Rairsad Commission. and have refused 70
give the necessary consents TO the companies wms.nSs
they will succeed In saving themselves Is uncertain;
The LEGISLATURE last winter added Pnnamave; anc
Decausi TO the list Of streets which e nrnnrt %
owners take the initiative and more than mar o.
them petition for the road iaayetteave ,,ror Iv
had line OF stages In from the ferry TO Casson.
ave- II the railroad companies &c. Ly S ses s
lower end OF Lafaycte.aye., from Flatbusha'e' W
Fuon-st.
Regent In Clnion-avc. The building contains about
hundred handsome suites of rooms for small AM am:
lilies and more bachelor apartments, Du!s
no provision was made In the plans for servants
Quarters. The architect left them out ana I'm, me
and the omission was not noticed There Is ser.
vars' elevator. INT the additional story which
might have supplied rooms for them was not put
in the old home of exMayor Hunter, adjoining the te
dcmoish TO make garden for the guests OF the
hotel. A building will be put up on the Wa.eriy'
ave. Slue Oh llHS property loT
william j. Gaynor has gone to Europe lor ms
delayed vacation, which pending political and Legal
matters twice postponed. and he viii be away ivy
months. IIe had hoped TO meet william Ziegler one
OF his important clients abroad, but the latter 10
turned before Mr.. Gaynor sailed.
Mayor Body expects to go away on next satur'
day for his vacation trip to his old home In Maine,
where his mother lives. He will be- away about ten
days and Alderman Pickering will be acting Mayor.
Foster J.. BackuS the well-known lawyer, mas
consented accep; service for the Board OF Alder.
OF the papers In the suit to be brought ~ me
name OF taxpayer TO prevent the grant OF tno
franchise recently awarded TO the Nassau Electric
Railroad Company by the Mayor and Aldermen from
being contaminated the ground OF bad faith N
refusing TO inform the rival corporation OF the changed
| terms OF bidding. by this action one copy OF the
COMPLAINT will suffice instead OF nineteen. .
! Controller Corwin is going to Saratoga next month
for his vacation. .,..
| Professor F. W. Hooper. o. the Brooklyn lnstltutss
| |, I'm Chicago studying the Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
BER4T'S SUIT TO BE TRIED 1NEV.
THE MONEY Is QUESTION WAS oSTENSIBLY TO
Re USED TO BRBE POTITf1>NN.

THE MONEY Is QUESTION WAS CSTENSIBLY TO
Ri Used TO BRIBE POLITf1> ms.
The General Term Of the supreme Court has over
ruled the decision Of Judgr Cullen ard ordered new
trial IN the suit Of Henry Ecruu against Daniel
O'Conncn 10 recover $2G,5j2, IT. which the plaintiff
was non suited. BcIau held the contract 70 remove
garbage from December % IS76 10 February l,
l-02. and ne saws that O'Conn'l who IS an *
Alderman had an Interest H. the contract which h"
helped him 70 get. The plaintiff paid over the money
D.. sizes 10 recover to O'Conncll. who was to add
like amount 10 II. and pay IN" money 10 III" Demo
cratic leaders in Wlllouehhyst., who suppo, ii
10 bc all powerful I'm the matter Of Contracts. When
Ecrau found that the money had not been used ~
he supposed he brought suit against OConnell. lie
alleged In III, complaint that O'Conncl pockctcd he
money after telling him that " them parties In vii
loughly st. are entitled 10 per cent on the Original
sum He had told OCoancll 10 look after the
political end Of The business.
Tor the rr~t year the OF 1900 was put I'm an
envelope arid ntrusicd 10 j. \. Wcrnb"r-, who was
sec, nj year and afterward OCOnnel took the money.
AZ the tInl Boss Mclaughlin and others went on
the witness stand and ,worr that money had been
paid on account of This contract or any other The
def.nc" wa, u general denial judy cullen found
that the money conld mo- t. r"coNicd Il 10 PAD.
%, IL was for lll-sll and Immoral Plrpo+ Tn"
appeal taken tho crou'd Tat ovid nee In
regard 10 the checks va, impiop'ry rNciud' 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
NEUS FEOW THE 1EMOEIES.
ORGANIZING AZ ENGINEER CORPS MEMBERS
or TUE I3~U REGIMENT TO TEST
TOTIpNfETN

4 meeting wa held AZ Brigade Headquarters. IN
the Hall Of Records Tuesday night Of members Of
the different Organization, In The brigad" Interested
In tie formation Of tho proposed engineer corps MAJOR
Bcr,ram r. Clayton. formerly captain Of Company |,
18th Regiment. who has Just been made engineer
officer on the stan u General McLccr. presided.
Twenty five men we're present. \ number Of them
have been accepted for the work. ana III" others
will be- examined at once. together with number Of
other applicants. The corp, Will consist Of thirty
eight men. Tlry will L, uniformed and begin 10
receive Instruction IN engineer work at Once.
The Ufy men Of the I3rh Regiment who were or
dcrcd to march yesterday TO the Stat" Camp. at
Pcckshi under MaIor George g. Cochran, haN" an
important task. They are to try and report upon
the value Of several equipment devices proposed for
adoption hy the state authorize, In place Of th"
present antlquatcd equipment. 1t has been Thought
Advisable to have the devices put To practical test
by limited number Of m'n bcfor" going 10 th" "N-
prn-c ~ purchasing them for the $4,000 mcn II the
National Guard of IL" STATE. The men Will return
Oh Ausi, g. one Of the most important coutriyanc"s
to De- tested /, the Mcrriam pack. with which +,
prop, led Ia supcr,rG" the knap>ick. long In u'c
II i, to be- hoped that 1t will stand the test. for
some Improvement on the present load Tie carry
j. certainly needed.
Company /. 18Th Regiment viii elect captain
in a few day.. First Lieutenant J. Il. X. Barlow /,
The only candidate. and second Lieutenant George W
Cowan viii probably succeed HIN III du" 'ras"n'
The discharges Of Captain John i. Lmdlc. OF Com
pany T. i7jh Regiment. and Of the Rev II. Price
Collier chaplain OF Oh" 2d Regiment, were received
~ BRIGADE Headquarters on Monday evening.
Captain Leigh, Of the First Brigade signal Corps
went Prrh,k on Friday 10 confer with the
Adjutant General y, to the equipment, 10 be- bought
fer the signal corp, under ia" act appropriating
$1,000 for ID" equipment Of the signal service Of
tie state.
The I'D Regiment Whcclmcn had n run to Concy
Island last sunday. To-day they are making run
Ia Srw Jersey.
The quarterly report of the > cond Brigade signal
Corps shows total membership Of forty officers and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
AMONG THE CLCBHOJSES.

IMpROVTMTNTS TO THE IJNCOLN'S HOUSE, HE
IRVING LIKELY TO BUILD \ HOME
The proposed additions TO the house Of ia" Lincoln
Cpb In putiam.ave. will greatly add TO ihe con
vcnicnce and attractlvcncss Of the place. Inc '"p
o,rns nroperty lust north Of the present building on
Which IT will build an cXtcroioa running toward
C1.ssonovo This will make ii pOssil" TO hav" TWO
entrances and the club which has always eN,rnh'd
all courtcsics possible 10 c women With the i"cln9
AZ lis command, Will be able 10 accommodate" ui III
much more pleasantly. Besides the whole mouse VIII
10 Improvcd The extension viii cost fI''oV"'
Fupcre d. Berri recently became president oil III"
club succeeding Herbert j. keicham
The Irving Club. which has been growing r'p"N
in prosperity, IS likely before great whnr 10 oe'c'
lis prescnt home in FultOnst., near Noslau ave. anu
huId a handsome clubhouse sOmcwhcr" OF the mn
A committee Is now considering the purchase OF hnh'
and II Il IS decided build Is believed that th'r
,,ll be no trouble in raising all the money h''u''
,,r The pIlrpose The Irv1g Club Is the "h's'""''
NJ n movement started by the Rev. Dr. H. H. M'r''i'"
IN the Tompkins Avenue Congregational 'hur'"' u
has inst issued a club book, which SHOWS l'H "'""''
shin 70 be $50. In Angus, ia" club VIII nav Il
,r,is tournament on its grou.f which NJ" IN cN-
cellcnt condition. Arrangements are p''hs n""' 'o
a whist tournament in the autumn
Incrossc Is likely 10 become an exceedingly poPi"
ror, in ,hc Crescent Athletic Club after the success
y, -. ,an, 81, rrovor, Island on Wednesday, tn"
tom, may mike a tour of Canadian cih'S' hcM"S
u .,."gs.. rcr nloyInc In this region for time.
CorrolI j. Post ~ a lacrI.s" player I"'N "'P' W.
the reputation gained hy MN "' ~"
He l. captain of III" team - ,,on,oul club are all
" Tho siorping rooms In fhe M'n'a"h .i,'" ,,,rn
taken by members wm%Sr r' more there would De no
al II there werc a lnih"'f NV"
dluculty in letting them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
Ap0rLEyY NAY yOr NAVE Caused DEATH.

The death of Edward Aubrey WHO hVed !" " ~,
r,sIca room M No. l2G IAvingston-st, Is D'ihe III
''..,,c,,,d ,v the policc. Mr. Aubcry about
ixty wears old and brother OF \. e. AuDerS' VI
,bc Uoard OF Education. lie was sent TO inc pIo'"
,yp Uo.riI on Tuesday, and died on Thursday no'
what was reported 10 be- apoplcXy. But ne h"' -
,,ouud on the side OF his head, and there arc s"'
melons that he WAS assaulted. lie was iou"' 'S'"o
ON the sidewalk near his home on Iuesd'S ',o' ns
Coorro Mckay who helped him TO get up ana
20 into the hou-c. ,,,,
, few hours later he was sent TO the ho'p''",
The Nope OF the house say that he haa an &C.
of dizziness Oh Tuesday morning ana ic gov m, lad
I'm ronmitted but he would hold al Inquest