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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Sc ha presentado 81 Congreso de los diputa.
dos IL siguiente proposition de ley:
"Se incluye en- el plan general de ferroca-
rifles de Ia isla de Puerto Rico que, partien
do de Ia Carolina, como proloDgaci6n del que q
este pueblo llega va desde la Capital termine en-
Caguas. Sc deelara esta llnea de interes general,
punto que CON la va incluida en- el plan general
desde Caguas q Humacao, comunique la Capi
tai CON Ia costa Sur de la isla le conceden oa
beneicios del articulo Is de la ley de presupuss
tos de AZ de Junio de 1880 IL de Ia de Z de
Julio de 1882"
Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- L. of
:ina del dicho establecimiento hoy & las dc
% tarde:- Espana, II pS Habana, 293p.S-
Nueva-York ~ p.S-Parfs 3S p.S Londres
$6.923 e.
Por fuerza de Ia Guardia Civil del. puesto
Punta de Santiago, fue detenido ell dia nueve del
actual un individuo por robo; el diez, por Ia de
vega.alta, cuatro individuos por lesiones y 81
ocho, por la de Lares, otro individuo por hurto
Extracto de lac cuentas del Real Asilo de
San Ildefonso, correspondence al mes de Julio
Existencia en- 80 de JUNO de 1893. IS 355 q
CARGO.
Productos de pensiones. es.............. Al
Idem alquileHes de casas. s............ 1872 81
Idem suscrici6n del vecindario ... 4961
Asignsci6n de Ia Excma. Diputscion
Provincial, correspondence al mes
de JUNO dltlmo mo..............S.. 208 s.
Total cargo. .....$ s36 8:
DATA.
Psgsdo para personal. S 232
Idem para alimentos. s............... 36S 81
Idem para quito. o.................... 1
Idem para vestuario. io..,......... BAL;
Idem para dtlles de 10 casa. ..... 1855
Idem para idem para Lac clsses. ..,..... "a!
Idsnu para rnedicinaa. a..,...,........ % 81
Edsm para billete dc Ia Loteria Provin-
cial nGmero 9,517 sorteo nam. 295. 2-7!
fdem para reparaeiones de 6ncas. ..... 100
Idem parA contribuciones. ......... ss 2!
Total data S. Sic 81
RESUMEN.
Importa el cargo. ............$8 1868
Idem In Data SIG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

El Cong ESQ de los Dlputados petici6n del
sefor Sanchis, por voto unanime ha acordado go
consigse en- Ia hoia de servicios del General Ro-
driguez Arias e. g. p d. Ell respeto admira.
ci6n que Ia Naclon sentia por tan bravo militar,
& la que sirvi6 con honor gloria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Sc calcu'a que eli cable que sc proyecta ten.
der en- ell Paci6 20, entire Norte America Aus
tralia, costara pr6ximamente 20 millones de
pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

De Arecibo nos tslegl lsffa el andsrfn sefior
Bielsa que mahsna llegara esta Capital con eI
fin de dar por la tarde su anunciada carrera de
dsspedida en- la plaza del Merea TO-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Observaciones meteorol6gicas verifcadas aver
en- la Jefatura de Obras p1blicas: M4xima baro.
metrica, 760'43; Minima idem 759'07; Maxima
temperature 4 Ia sombra, 5000; Minima id. i'd
2l'40; Maxima idem al Sol, 5000; Humedad re.
latiya 76; Aqua caida. 600.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

las seis media de Ia mai1ana de hoy fon.
de6 en- este puerto e vapor CGudad de Santander,
procedente de la Habans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14
VIIT,AR, FABIAN Y Ca.

Tienen ell gusto de ofrecer sus numerosos
reacio:lados al pdblico en- general, el gran sur.
lido de melcancias extranjeras nacionales que
acaban de recibir, especalmente en- pintados tie.
nen una gran variacion en- percales, warandoles
batsts de todas classes precios En- sus item
las Ia Bayamonesa Ciudad Condal, encontrark
81 pdblleo gran surtido toda cIase articulos de
aovedat y fantasia, como cintas de seda surah,
velos de feligiosa setsnes escoceses en- los co.
lores "Loie Fuller" serpentina O. tanto Juror en-.
tan hacienda actualmente en- Europa; perfumsrfa
6na, bio de seda, ,sras bordadas nedias CAL
cetlnes negros y de fantasia que se propone rea.
lizar todo preeios muy m6dicos. 30-s
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MoYimianto da trutos an aI marc

Movlmlento de frutos en- ei mercado de egta
Capital: CdJ9. Durante ell mes en- curse ne han
sxportado, con destino Ia Esla de Cuba, 2223
saeos con 1876 909 kilos. No conocemos embar-
que alguno para otros puntos consumidores de
Espaha ell extranjsro, debido SIN duda, que
no se han presentado vapores csrgar para sque-
Hos puntos, y tambien que los precios que %
cotiaa en- dichos me. cados no correspondent con
los de origen. En- Ia presente semana se ha no.
tado algdn movimiento consecuencia de como
dijimos en- nuestra edici6n de aver. desds Ell Is
del corriente suben ST. SO por cada 100 kilos
los derechos de exports eion.
Azaear. De escasa importsncis han sido los
embarques de este duice du'ante el presents mes;
la 6nica exportaci6n one cenocemos es la de 278
sacos, 3 barries y 152 bocoyes por bergantfn in
giles "Sceptre" CON destino Boston. SegGn mo-
ticas de los puntos produetores del interior de Il
Isla que venden sus frutos en- este mercado, a6n
uuedan por elaborar al rededor de 500 600 bo.
coyes. Hay algunas partidas dispuestas & ls ven.
ia, pero los tenedores sostienen sin ofrecerlas
debido las noticias POGO favorables de los mer.
cados consumidores. Las dltimas ventas que como.
cemos son las de II bocoyes "Ceiba' $3l COM
prados por Lopez Villamil GO So sacos 8. "San
Vicente" $33 comprados por A. Rauschenplat.
1abaco. Sc han exportado CON destino la
Habana S26 pacas CON 43, 297 kilos.
:, Otros GrtteNlos Sc han embarcado CON des-
tino & varios puntos en- Ia presente semana l69
pacas mirahuano loo bultos diferentes etectos.
Jesds Martinez Manzano NOS hace saber que
no es 81 quen reisre el parte de policia entire
os detenldos por iueQos prohlbidos
Aver tsrie.desertaron de 10 lancha del pre-
sidio que va buscar lena las imediaciones de
Pueblo v1eio, los confados Leoncio Gonzales
Natalie. de Santiago
A las seis y media de ia mahana de hoy fon.
de6 en- este puerto ell vapor Ciudad de Santander,
procedente de Ia Habana.
Dfcennos que aver era tai el ndmero de pa.
sajeros en- el caro- de tercera del ferroca-rl que
entertainments sc asfxiaban de calor. Muchos
ia mayor parte) tuvieron que hacer el viaje de
pie desde Arecibo hasta esta Cauitsl.
Mevimiento del personal del Presidio en- al
dia de hoy: Destinadospara Obras pdblicss Is,
para idem del Puerto $50, para Ell Arsenal g. pa.
ra la limpieza del Hospital 8, para los Jardines
del Ayuntamiento 10, para Ia Luz el6ctrica s, pa.
ra el edi6cio de Santurce 80, para la composition
de Gales de la Msrina por el Ayuntamiento 10.
Total 23s. Empleados en- diferentes destinos sin
jornal l07.
Dentro de breves dias Sc pondra Ia venta
en- esta Capital el afamado ron marca Pac& que
SO prepare en- ell establecimiento de don Manuel
Ms Baralt en- Fajardo, produeto verdaderamen-
to superior Oportunamentepublicar el co.
respondents anuncio
De Arecibo NOS telegraffan esta tarde:-
i q Una famoss jaca compiti6 con ell audsffn Biel.
say este dltimo gan6 On la Ultima yuelta.-
Romero"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

De Arecibo NOS telegraffan esta tarde:-
q Una famoss jaca compiti6 con el audsrfn Biel.
say este dltimo gan6 on la Ultima vuelta.-
Romero"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Aver tsrie. desertaron de la lsncha del pre-
sidio que va buscar lena las imediaciones de
Pueblo v1ejo, los coufados Leoncio Gonzales y
Natallo de Santiago.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Dfcennos que aver era tai el ndmero de pc
sajeros en- Ell caro- de tercera del ferroca-ril qu
Entertainments Sc asfixiaban de calor. Mucho
ia mayor parte) tuvieron que hacer el viajs
pie desde Arecibo hasta esta CAPITAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Jesds Martinez Manzano NOS hace saber QUE
no es 81 quien Sc refere el parte de policia entr,
os detenldos por ineRos prohlbidos.
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: Cambios del BancO Espanol fjados en- la 0
:ina del dicho estabecimiento hoy las 8
% tarde:- Espana, II p.S Habana, 293p.S
Nueva-York ~ p.S-Parfs 3s p.S Londr
C 924 E.
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Mevimiento del personal

Dentro de breves dias Sc pondrz la venta
en- esta Capital ell afamado ron marca Pac& que
SO prepare en- el establecimiento de don Manuel
Ms Baralt en- Fajardo, produeto verdaderamen-
to superior. Oportunamentepublic el CO.
respondents anuncio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

Por fuerza de Ia Guardia Civil del. puesto
Punta de Santiago, fue detenido ell dia nueve del
actual un individuo por robo; el diez, por Ia de
Vega.alta, cuatro individuos por lesones y 81
ocho, por la de Lares otro individuo por hurto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-14

tral, por faltarle billetes; & pesar de estar muy
saneados los valores que tiene en- cartera, CON
siderarse excelente 10 sltuaci6n del estableci.
miento.-La impression producida On 81 p6bico
por el mensaje de Mr.. Cleveland al Oongreso ha
sido favorable.-Un pasaiero del "Karmanias he
caido enfermo on ID cuarentena, hs resultado
ser del c6lera. Est6 completamente aislado, yno
se teme el contagio.-Dicen de Viena que 81 ma
riscal Merki ha sustituido d baron de ReAer, co.
mo minfstro dc 10 Guerra del imperio.-Segdn
las 1ltimas noticias On Sulina ha habldo yeintiun
casos de c6lera cineo defunciones. En- Brahi.
loft han ocurrido ounce casos, de 6stos cuatro
morales.
Madrid de Agosto El orden p6blico 90
complete en- toda Ia Peninsula. En- ,cuanto re.
grese Madrid 81 Ministro de 10 Guerra, general
Lopez Dominguez, se celebrar4 Consejo de Mi.
nistros. Una comisi6n de Victoria saldra para
San Sebastian exponer sus deseos 8. N. ID
i Reina Regente.
Viena 8. Sc han sentido violentos tembfo-
res de terra en- 10 parte septentriona de ID pro-
vlhcla de Stlrla, ocasionando eonsiderables des.
pertectos en- muchos edifcios. Elm Gpatz descar-
60 una vloenta tempestad; gran parte del distri.
70 se ha lnundado, y han perecido ahogadas mu.
chas personas.
Madrid g. Deseoso de que scan conocidos on
Cuba CON la anticipation possible los prop6sitos q
abriga el nuevo Gobernadoa General sefor Ca
leja y las ideas que pienss Obedecer ON el des
Iempedo de su diffcil cargo, solicit@ ceebrar con
dlcho sekor una cenferencia que ha tenido lugar
hoy. habiendo sido acogida muy gAlantemente
mi pretensi6n. Nl senior general Oallejg seg6r
me hs manifestado, antepondra todos sns en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR UNION PACIFIC.

Omaha. Neb.. Nov G'peciaD.-There Is little
chang. In the railroad situation 40 far as 'he
r-rion Pacific and the other transcontinental INES
arc concerned. The prospect Of restoring rates on
November 10 H. becoming more S.oomy as the TIME
90, for the raising Of the tariff draws near Genera
Manager Dickinson said this morning that q con-
servatve course would be pursued by the l mon
pacifc in meeting rates and raising them Inc
system being In the hands OF RECEIVERS, sald Mt
Dickinson. ut will permit us meeting rates ..a,,
rad we been in the Association would have taken
days TO put In effect. What the outcome OF inns
,rhoIc affair will be II IL hard TO tell
Speak Ring OF business. Mr. Dickinson said that me
whole system would show healthy Increase over
Scnteuber although a decided difference compared
,rIfh October Of 1892 The decrease In small grains
and the shutting down OF the silver mines. Mr.
DIckinson thought, largely accountable FOR the
falling or I'm the business of the system. go
There r. Il rumor that the Union Pacihc VIII
no; nay salaries for several months was sug-
THAT is n senseless rumor" responded Mr.;
Dickinson. "for not In twenty years has the ROAD
been I'm so excellent a condition to pay salaries as
now The order of the court provides for the pay
ment Of operating expenses. and salaries are IN
cluded in that department. The rnmor Is IKE nun
lreds OF others You hear about town, Absolutely
without foundation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
DECREASE IN EAsrEOtND FREIGHTs.

Chicago. Nov G-Throush shipments Of grain
Hour and provisions from Chicago to the seGboard
suffered a serious decrease last week a. compared
With those OF several previous weeks All told they
amounted TO 2i9j tons. against 3c2"3 for the pre-
vious week and 3o.2il tons for the corresponding
week last year. They divided among the com
pctns roads In the following proportions Baltimore
md ohio. 60 per cent; "Dg Four" C.J per cent;
Chicago ana Erie. 81 per cent. Grand Trunk. 81
per cent: Lake Shore a. per cent. Michigan cen
ira, 20 per cent Nickel flate sS per cent zen
Wabash. 9G per cent Local shipments also suffered
a considerable decrease. They amounted to $685.
tons against G3.3GS tons tho previous week and
1i,G9 tons for the corresponding week last year
Lake shipments also fell on considerably They ag
gregatcd 72.4sJ tons, against lli5l7 tons for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
THE PROGRESS OF EDUCATION.
ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER HARRIS
OVER 10 600 600 CHILDREN ENROLLED.

ANNUAL REPORT OF COMMISSIONER HARRIS
OVER IS 100000 CHILDREN ENROLLED.
Washington Nov. 6.-The annual report OF W.
r Harris United States Commissioner OF ECU
cation. shows that during the last fiscal year spe
cal lines OF investigation in education ana sociai
pathology have been prosecuted with sra"lsms
results Among those results is monograph on
Abnormal Man." also the editing ana preparing
for publication of a report by DR.. Francis Warner
of London. on the mental condition of 500" ch-
dren of the public schools of that city. There mas
also been undertaken original investigation OF
the physical and mental condition of children IN
the public schools Of Washington, for which meas
rrcments have been made upon about Zo.VD chll,
dren During the year there have been prepare
for publication a number Of volumes. among the'n
~ cgal Education" "Circular Of Information or
BENJAMIN Franklin and the University OF Pcnnsy
vana" SHORTHAND instruction and Pracucc' DIS
tories Of higher education in Delaware; Cennecucul
Iowa and Tennessee: also educa tional histories oi
West Virginia. Kansas Maryland, MISSISSIPPI MIS-
souri, Louisiana. Rhode Island. Vermont Maine
New Hampshire and Nebraska. and volumes on
public libraries in the United States ana 'anhna
The report shows that the total numrcr OF lunIS
enrolled in the public schools Of the tnited states
for the year 1S9-lS92 l3,23ilB-the average
daily attendance being $50 81 The enroiinent ior
the year lSs0-Nl is shown 10 have Deeh l'VS'-'-'
and the average attendance S.iJo31
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
AT WORK on Ills MESSAGE.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND BUSY FoEMcLAIlN'
HIS ANNUAL. REPORT tt CONGRESS.


IFS ANNUAL REPORT II CONGRESS.
Washington, Nov G.-The White House VIII prop
ablv see very little Of President Cleveland between
now and Monday December !. when congress wiz
meet in regular session. Most OF the in'erVei,,"s
time will be spent by Mr.. Cleveland at Woodey
in the prcparation Of his annual message Inc
President finds he can work there to inuch Deter
purpose than in the Executive once ior 'hous"
many Senators and Representatives nave ie'i "'e
city, enough remain behind TO make the p''Sa
upon him for the numerous important 'Ppo''i'
ments still untitled something to be avoided as ia'
as Dossible These appointments. as fast as de-
cIded upon. will be announced at the White House
on certain days in the week. Nearly all the can.
inc. officers have their reports well III hGnd, anu
they will form the basis of the Presidents recon-
menlations in dealing with Department matters
1t is under stood that each officer IN turn VIII P"D
ably be a guest at Wooll~y. Secretary Gresham
is there now. Secretary Carlisle has already mad
one whole day at Woodey and man. SVen Grn,
consultations Postma ster-t;cncl1 n BlSSen IIr-
omentiv d~i,;es ont there in the pleasant evenings
and Colonel Lamont is constant visitor, 10 .,
unusual interest. embracing as they VIII me IA,
waiian policy of the Administration. OF wn'Gn
is confidently expected some autnentc amount
men; will be made fol- the INFORMATION Oh ,ne ill.,,
oral public and IT," stirring Incidents II bia@i'""
Finances will necessarily come next-the tarliI
first of course Mr. Carlisle has been endelVor ,.n
him TO get together in "A cinct form tabua,
ton of facts and Recommendations 10 De hahuIti
nGGcessarjly follow the Presidents recommends,
tons which he practically PROMISED IN ms s}et IKE
message viii be locked for with much interest.
The recommendations as 10 the Army ana Navy
the ng s pos ars and ol s gcntuTa Depart
ments. will have been largely foreshadow.u III ,ie
time In the of ne hf n oi Of
which are being made public from day to day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
yALE.pRINCEToN GAME TO BIZ IN NETWORK


Ncw.uaycn. Conn. Nov. Cspccia!).-Aft'r ,cveral
LONG session. OF the Yale football management and the
f,rut7 IL his been decided {, allow the ialc-Piincrton
.lh,nksciyinc Day football game b. played In New
yort Tn, Yale autht rite, mad The 10 loving oicii
.nnou,.crc,, on the this afternoon: III ha>
h.-n ccdcd /, allow the Thanksgiving Ihy foooll
game to b. PLAYED this year on tn assuianc from ,h'
fo,aiI mana tina, thcr' l. overwhelming s"nu
ncnt among the Yaa students and graduates against su'h
al, RE ha,c octrr az e. the games IN Tor Ees as
Int with rstandjn4 that no further s''s Oh
THANKSGIVING Day In New.York CITY will d" allowed II
,h suit this year that III diso dr. cannot Ie
Scd"
4 decided change viii be made In iafs mah"r' -"
pr,r,rny for the IIarsarl contest on the .o'h ''-
Hotter announces that, contrary 10 the usual e"""'
The Yale eleven will BE- taken 10 sprlngncla t"o u'9
lion, the game and arrangements have been made 10
secure the old quarters at the School Tor 'hris'''
q, Arnory Hill The force will consist OF t'' rNg"ar
,oam and substitutes in oil thirty men. and VIII
hive a sccisi ear with ample ACCOMMODATIONS Tor '"e
80 ~ rubbers cooks niascots and O.her customary
,aru follower. II a Yslr rcNc1 IL IL hopcI '"'' !"
,hi sy ca. eleycn saved the usual enct' oil ,"e
snlicn change ot climate.
c,u,ln unkey has been called TO Tonawani' ~ -
lac thc death Of an aunt lie will bc absent III "'"'''
d,v Frank Iu,erwor;h cap;lrd the team n ih' secret
n,,cti,c ,od,v and Will also In THE clc~t on DAY game
vith the y Y. \. G.. NcwYork tomorrow Hu'"f.
,o,,h 1. recovering from hi, second sprInci ankle "'
the .c1son AID today PLAYED fublck fer the htS' th"
Ia a month. 49,
h,ogc which nav bc Significant was NAL toby
when Thonc pa ed AZ rigbt ba'u'"' "'sP'''''
Tcd. rotou vito ha, held the lositlcn over a month
The nauagcrs think that Eaton i too ! Sh'
JOSH nastwe arrived this afternoon and coached the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
DIX { pUYFE'S CLERK PARDoyED

4 woman who was happy that the simply hug'ed
Henry W. unger District Attorney Nic0is secretary =.
was y-or IN the General Sessions Building Yesterday.
she was accompanied by her husband, william r.
Carpenter whom Govcrnos Flower narionei from sing
sing about days ago. On June 30. 1897 Carpenter
vn, sentenced 10 states prison for niue years for COM
r,ity in the stealing OF $4,000 from Dix Phyfe.
brokers' ut No - Wnll-st., by whom he was employed
oscar Cr,umer who the thief. entrusted some OF the
cash 20 Carpenter and nci 10 Denmark. CARPENTER
restored the money Ia the arm ard did all he could to
aid ne authorities In catching Crelmer and his companion
Oscar rjcrSman.
Judge MARITIME. who sentenced him, and Mr.. Ncoli.
recommended that he be pardoncd Mr. ard Mrs.
Carpenter yesterday to thank them for what
tney had done for the prlsones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
TIE UEITHEH REPORT.
FAIR WEATHER IY THE EAST.

Washington, Nov. G.-Thc biiOnetsr has risen on the
Atlantic and the OF the Rocky Mountains;
il il highcs, over the -. Law Naiy and lowcs
over Danota Ii /, gcacrIlly warmer throughout the
central valleys the lake regions Ne" England ana nc
Middle Atlantic States. IL Is cooler along tie SCUM
Atantir Coast and over the plateau r. son-. FAR
weather continues except In the south Au1lti States
where showers reported. Ers< and hsh -ortnesy
winds have prevailed oday the eastern slope Of ts
Rocky Mountain, from TEXAS nOriIwsfl 10 DaNota
,.cncraly fair wcatacr Will pobatly continue in the
central Valleys aud tacAce eastward over tfe Nortefa
state, 10 ilc Atlantic Coast, with rising temgeatgfe ana
a, r,.l-lbg -OutdpIn winds In { iA" goh> ana "s
ONO Na,c, and warmer. >aliabc wInds IA AcN.Ensans
ana the Middle Atlantic state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
gTLRO4D INTERESTS.
.,,,r1r TIVE IZE-wINNING TRAINS.

So much interest was Manifested !" .ne "a"S
po',"''v" ,a,,ous engine, No. 9se. and the Dewitt
'' - -, tho New-York Central road, the
enn,un Queen Empress and train OF the London
~, ..,.,.a,ern Railway and the model train OF
tho wagner Palace car Corapany-a,Ii OF which
.cureI III" 80 M gnrs OF the companies Interested
have to bring all SGss 'r csmra anF0 sSG
10 ,hcn" 10 the public, free or charge, on
certain dates to be announced later; at b bn'
Rochester syr22c sl,,:r. ,nd Hew.York.
TO aord every an opp3rtuniy 10 see tsese
uh ,s ~. r.'luced rates on the days OF the ex-
hbons The exact date or leavng nnaav mas bs
aPout the middle of Novembe- AS soon az tne
details of the exhibition ana excursion arranse
ncnts are settled they VIII DE h"oe pup"c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
yoryG u0ury TAUGHT USEFUL ARTS.

Just now when people are beginning to come BACK
10 town to take up their city pleasures. 1t Is IN
teresting to know of the classes now forming for
the Improvement OF young girls Among those
worthy of attention the classes in dressmaking
and fine sewing which being organized again
ot the Exchange for Womens Work No. 800 Fifth
ave The pupils taking these lessons are not only
those who do so with the view OF making use
OF the Knowledge for their own or AZ profession
hut are also those who take them az part OF a
practical education.
The instruction given Is OF the best. and IN me
dressmaking class each pupil makes Il dress dur
,nv tho ,wc,vs lessons under the supervision OF
the teacher This department has been great
success In the past. and In these days when Oh
Fashioned ACCOMPLISHMENTS are In vogue II seems
quite worth while to see what one can 90 IN tnis
direction In the class In fine sewing pupils are
taught to cut and make baby dresses. little wrap
pers and all kinds OF dainty work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-07
sC,IPERS DOING THE BUSINESS.

Chicago. Nov. G.-Roads east from Chicago wish
now they had adopted the same plan as that fol-
lowed by their Western connections In making one
way rates from Chicago we'll as round trip rates
for the Fair period. Their failure 10 10 so has
placed the business here In the hands or IN" brok'r
The roads are selling enough tickets oyer their
counters To pay office expenses while the trains
out Of Chicago are pretty well filled with passengers
Those travelling doing so on the return por-
lions Of round trip tickets sold at reduced rates
The brokers are Wck stocked with this kind OF trans
and until the tickets expire by limitation
the roads viii not be able to do much business on
their own account To reduce rates now would only
nggravatc the evil All the roads DO IL to walt
for November II to arrive. after which these
tickets will be- useless