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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

firm on large weekly exports from
both coasts ana small offerings. To-
wards Noon the market suddenly fell
to pieces under moderate selling. los.
ms Ice In few minutes ana closed
i-Sc decline No. : red, ca l.aG ca
s-sc; closed, g. s.Sc: September closed,
&c i-sc, october closed. IS ~. Novem-
Der closed, 81 sac. December IS SAC.
Hides Quiet; wet. sniied, New or
leans sciecsed. il9eSci pounds a -
Buenos Ayrcs dry. 20 TO a pounds.
u. Texas dry, q to 80 pounds. adS
Leathcr-steady; Ruenos Ayrcs, light
60 heavy weights, iNtlS
se1aa
Pis iron--pun.
Cotton seed oil--Flrnh. but quiet:
prime crude. 81 on crndc. aS02a: butter
grades. SSe. choice yellow, aeQS6 i-2c.
primo yellow sse; yellow on grades.
Conee-opcned barely steady. 10
@lb points decline, ruled generally
feeble under local pressure, closed
steady AZ unchanged TO 10 points net
decline Sales, 1900 bags. Including
september $ia.75Gis so. October, sis,lh
9lS,s5i November Sla.6o, December
si2.so&i225; january Si2.0Sdiia 10.
March. Ns,Soi May. sii.5S,
spot cotee-Ri0 quiet, No. T. 70 5-Sc.
mid, quiet. cordova. IS i-sQigci sales,
none.
santos--weaS. good average santos
ii,Soo Receipts, $1,000 bags, stock, s5'-
600 bags.
Henburg-stcady; prices i4Gi-s
pfg lower, sales. $4,000 bags
Havre-oponed barely steady, un-
changed TO i.2f lower at ia M. closed
barely steady; net decline OF i-lQa.4c.
Total sales, 1900 bags,
Ro--Weak; No. Rio II $50 Ex-
change, ls i-ed, receipts, 1000 bags.
cleared for United states nanc;elVarrd
for Europe, lLoo0 bags; stock, 2Si.0t0
bags,
Warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday, 5a55 bags; New York
stock, isS9i9 bags. United states
stock, iiaOsb bags, anoat FOR the
United States, $1,000 base; total Visible
for the United States, 1os.Sa6 hays.
against aSSgld bass last year
sugnr-ilaw DUH nominal, lowor to
sell; fair rcnnmR i-ci centrifugal,
NO toHt aAc; sales, none; refined,
No. Z = is-i6Vi Use, No s, 1850
4. No ?, a-ldi3 i6.iG. No. 10. 3 ii-iG
dis 7-Sc No, II. 3 6-s0f9 l3-i6c. No ~.
e-l6ua s-ici No. IN, 8 .sci of A. 4
l-sgi e-i6c, mould a. 4 ii-i6Hl 7.Soi
standard A. s-SHi p-idc, confrctlonern
a, 3iHi g-ieoi cut lonf, i-i65lb l-ic;
crushed l-i6H5 l-Aoi powdered 81
"a ii-iGc, graduated. I i-gUi ii-i6c,
cubes. a-iill i5-iGc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23


Chicago, sept a2.-cattle- Fece,n.-
To-Day were estimated at 1900 head.
making ei,22l for this week. against
SIN last week and es,47s year ago.
or this weeks offerings. fur from one
third were taken by shippers. In a
sehefal way the market was not differ
ent from other Saturdays. There was
light supply. light demand and a
STEADY range OF values. There were
BUYERS at 81 25W6.50 for natives, 81 500
$50 Tor western. and at 81 .50Ua "a for
1eNas cattle Next weeks receipts are
expected 10 show an Increase on this
weeks total. but the market will stand
Ing
Receipts Of hogs estimated at 5000
making g,A75 for this week. or nbout
lS'Ol0 less than for last week and 10. 900
less than for the corresponding week
lastyear. The situation was not a whit
less distasteful to sellers than on the
preceding half dozen days Shippers
as wen as local packers We're bearish,
ana while there were n few early sales
offered hogs at about yesterdays clos
ing price. the general market was Zoe
lower, and iifeless. A good many hogs
went TO packers at s.. 1905 % and
some at lower figures during the week.
Next week Is likely to see n reaction.
Sales OF sheep were at fully as good
prices as We're paid yesterday and there
was also continued flrmness In lambs.
The range OF quotations FOR the former
was 81 OOW3.50, and lambs were salea-
BILE at 81 00G4 20.
Receipts were about 5000. and for the
week 10000 head, or about 5000 less
than for last week, and 6O0O less than
n year ago.
Recelpts-cattle 1900; calves 5000 ;hogs
5000; sheep 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
i DISPLAY OF GOOD SENSE
!, ,pl>Ep raE REACTION IN STOCK
DEALINGS
spiendid Hank statement with
Every Item In 1t of nm Encouraging
,ature-cienrinEs of All the hanks
an the Country.

New York. Sept. 22--rhe Evening
post in its financial review today says:
Much to the perplexity OF the small
professional spectators nobody was
disposed to sell securities today. and
the grangers. including Rock Island
scored Il sharp advance, other stocks
moving up simultaneously. A good part
Of the decline forced yesterday on the
dividend reduction was thus recovered.
This prompt reaction was a rather I'M
usual showing OF marked common
|.spse
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York. Sept. 2.--cotton-Aiid-
ding ll-l6: net receipts none; gross
8lg7; exports 20 Great Britain 1876. TO
the continent 1900; forwarded iley. sales
ia. an spinners stock sTbO7.
Total today and consolidated Net
receipts 27 SIC. exports to Great Britain
i5i5; 10 France 1887; 10 the channel
none: 20 the continent 1927; stock 3d.
S7l. Total since September ] Net re-
ceints gg9 1876, exports 10 Great Britain
S545i: 10 France 1896 to the oon,l-
,,.nt % iTg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

The usual Saturday Light run. Re
eeipts 1875 cattle; Il hogs; 1870 calves.
Bulk Of the cattle We're not offered
for sale; those sold readily at good
figures. The hogs were drive-ins and
sold from A,75 to $500 Cattle sold
brought $l.66, sold to the Kellers.
l.. Thomson, j, u. Thomas and n. Z.
Suman were in from local territory
with hogs.
c, b, Daggett brought in some cattle
from Tnrrant county.
Mr.. Mccormick and Mr.. Witherspoon
from Midland We're at the yards today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

To f. G. McPeak & Co.. stock and
bond brokers';
New York. Sept. 90 There has been
IN uniformly strong undertone to the
stock market today. and grangers un-
der lead OF St Paul, recorded sharp
advances. The Wheeler party were
buyers of ST. Paul and western houses
and traders took hold OF Chicago, Bur
lngton and Quincy. The IIavemeyer
brokers' bid up American Sugar Re-
fnlng, but found l,rg stock and the re-
duotion in refined sugar was ordered
10 stimulate demand which has
dwlnded into very small proportions.
Chicago Gas was firm on purchases by
pool brokers. but west was disposed
10 sell on the abandonment Of uegoiia-
tons for "a trace for the Mutual Fuel
Gas company. Among low priced spe-
cialties, lead and Reading were in good
request 1t IL understood the Reading
plan has not been changed so as to
satisfy all conflicting interests. Louis
vile and Nashville was firm and speou-
lators buying by new interests forced
some OF the room traders 10 curtail
their line of shorts.
The reduction in the Rock Island
dividend was generally commended as
prompt recognition OF the losses Of the
last season and the probability OF
losses In earnings as due to bad corn
crop. Brokers ana operators universal
ly considered It wise In Rock Island di-
rectors to note the difficulties ahead by
strengthening the treasury than to
have maintained n rate of dividend
not representing earnings earned and
10 come.
London. 1880 p. nc. o., Erie and
Atchison unchanged: l.. S. Use; North
ern Pacific preferred 1-sc: Reading Csc
lower. Bar silver 20 7-15d.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York. Sept 22-wheet--ise-
csipis s7.7Oe. exports 5000; ssles, J.
$4,000 busheia futures; 1000 bushels
SPOT.
Spot weaker. No, 2 red, store ana
elevator. 50 lie; anoat. 70 s-tgs7 7-se
Z. o. b.: snoat; No. ! northern, 81 20
delivered. No hard, 50 SIC delivered.
opuona opened steisdy and ruled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York, Sept 22.--The total bank
BEARINGS of all clearing houses in the
lInited States for the week ending
|oday were ss9T OO7. 1885, against ss72.919.-
" last week and s775. Oh, III the corre-
bonding week last year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

St. Louis. Sept .-Cattle-Recelpts
600; shipments 1000; market nominal
because OF lack OF supply.
Hogs--Recsipts 1900; shipments $500;
market dull; good light s5.7b; mixed
lots s5.60@5.65.
sheep-Receipts 400: shipments 400;
market nominal, there being trade To-
cally, no sheep on sale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Reserve increase S2O975s
Loans increase 50, $50, 800,
Specie increase S57l,1O0.
Legal tenders decrease s22g,70o.
Deposits increase 81 .2e3,700.
Circulation increase S36g,700.
The banks now hold S5g, 932.725 abov
the 20 per cent rule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York, Sept. 22.-The total sales
were 1896 shares, including: Sugar
$500: Burlington $500; Chicago Gas $500;
Distillers 25OOI General Electric R0e0
Reading $500, Rock Island 10000; St
Paul. 1900.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23


Cammtssion Company.
CTexas aud Indian Territory prices do
not Include commission for receiving
or shipping)
Prospect for fair wenther continues
good.
Texas and Territory prices unchanged
for yesterday.
Corn-white. l7ci mixed l5c bulk
shelled (. 0. b Texas points. for imme-
diate shipment
Oata-aic 4 o. b. Texas points, md
soc Indian Territory sacked FOR No ?.
Wheat -53G5ic basis. Galveston. for
No. soft.
Hay-A.boa6oO I. o. b. Texas and
Indian Territory points for second or
Int cutting.
Markets quiet all around, under light
movement and demand,
Mobile, under date OF 10th. writes MS
followei kansas city sold white corn
here yesterday at sc, North Missis-
nppi has an abundant corn crop. sta
tons on the ~ and o. railroad trlbu.
tary 10 Mobile will have az least 1900
cars 10 ship. md are now offering for
frst half october shipment No. white
corn at 81 t-2c, 81 1-2c Mobile equals
42i-4 T. O. b. Texas points for white
Chicago wheat lost i-2e and corn 7-sc
today.
New corn for November delivery at
Chicago Is selling At &c below December
price.
Kansas city, Sept. 20.-It II said that
thg.e are 5000 cars OF wheat on track in
Chicago which cannot be unloaded be-
caua. Of lack Of elevator room.
A New York telegram said; The
largett feed men hers say they are sell.
ing hundreds OF ears Of wheat for feed
10 points In the east and New England
states, where they never sold load y
wheat before. Foreign houses continue
their buying as wheat dcclinesi they
( have taken sag of u.
car iot receipts OF wheat:
K.c, Chi Sill Mpls. Dlth. Tot;
Today ~. q lgs @ eiI la - ~
Z Year ago.lfl 1876 1sS 800 Als llN
Kc. chi stT. Tot.
Today ......l ~ $50 IS 40
{ 4 year ago ....,..t. 81 bS2 ~ sot
K.c. Chi stI. Tot.
,rca.v. ... 1g 20z 20 80
4 year ago-...--... % zeF " SS'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

often IN the country the meat nupaly
gives out before tho hatcher gets
around. IN excellent sn5stitute may
be made III This way: CHIP dried besf
linr and fry far a few minutes N hot
beef euel Brown aon.t -four IN the
suet Of The same time, and then pour
-four In milk % bring tbs gravy % the
right consistency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Flour mud Grain.
Wlcu4-No, ?. $sci No. :, isc.
flonr-ncst natonts. Sisa pcr 100
pounds half ps,enss 81 50; thira sraae
N,io. fourth grade. SIC, Northern pat.
ents. 50 co.
cora--New ear. local. wagon lots.
ioc per huahcl.
Oats--rcNas rus, PROOF. car lots. I O
b., Fort Worth sio, sacked. 9Sc,
Rran-rer 100 pounds. (. o. h., Fort
Worth. csc.
HAY Car lots. (. 0. b., Fort worth
best Forney. $50 per ton: best up
per ton; loose prairie local, per ton,
chops-corn and oats. mixed. per
ton. 5000; rer leo pounds, Ne5
Grain, Snci<s ,ad Irvine.
Ccrdage-Sisai rope. half.inch basls
Z lac; MANILA ropn, half-inch haais, ec.
cotton rope, All slKea, iic cotton Irvine,
t5c, 5-ply inte twlne, u i-an.
Five tuahcl cat haga. i-tc; corn.
sacks. Laplatic. eo. Bounce wheat
sacks. . i-2c; ~ buahcl s-ounce corn
sacks, : l'tc,
Cotton nnd Wool.
Cotton. Low mlddiing, s.isc, strict
low mlidlms, ;-iec. niiddlns. Z
ii.ieei strict mlddllng. tS-i0e, good
middlinR, i6-i6c
Wool Light medium, los, low me.
dun, Sc, heavy fnc. 6ESt.
Poultry and EnE-.
Poultry old hens, per dozen. 5000
$50; spring chlckenui per dereu, s. 0oh
ao0l ruostcre, per dozen, slss. turkey
hens, s0ci gohblers. lac. geese. per
ag5,
l,sgs- FRESH, without case. " i-gc.
hutter--lfresh cotatry, iAfeoo; choice
creamery. a0QeSc.
Fresh Vegetables aud Eruits.
Vegetables CRbbares, per H. 3 i.ae,
potatoes. h0lSbe per hunholl onions. ppt
~, lie; boots. i6c por dozen lunches.
tomatoes, per husheL Co.,; watcrmel.
ons, per dozen, stmi,to: cantaloupea.
per Dozen iocGsi wax beans one-half
huHhel Baskets, Goes oucumhNrs, $50 par
do4on; celery. b0d60f nor bunch.
Fruits emonp. fancy ts6nsl per box,
N1a1Ao0; grapcg. Concorta a0n nor
bankct; ~ paao, per bankot Coz
California pears per box. sadoeie N,
| California prunes, per hnS. 81 60Ni a,
Northern apples, til00ad0 pcr bhl
bananas, Nisdf2 90 per hunoh,
California nuepnt gruppn, e0-round
crates $40; California black grapes.
gi-pnund crates 81 6a California Tokny
grapes aa-pound crates, fsbN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York. Sept. 22.-Bank clearlngs
~, 5i5,2 O5; balances 100000; for the
week A75, AS. $50; balances 800, 9g5,O5S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

Memphis. Tenn. sept z2--cotton--
steady and I.sc lower: middiing i-sei
sales. igs bales; receipts, 800 bales; ship
aents. z4I bales; stock. iC2s bales
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

galveston. sept 2s.-cotton-Easy;
middlng i-iso; sales 1909; receipts
5ss5; exports rome; stock es,No.
sugar and Coffee-Unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

London, Sept 2s.-The amount Of bull
lion withdrawn from tho hank N Fne.
land on balance TO-DAY was 81 M,
pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

81 Louis, Mo. Sept. sz-Cotton--
Quiet. middiinE, . i-4ci sales, lsy paiHsi
shipments, 600 bales. stock, eSy9 BALES
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

--s7T57 conditions spoken Of In the fol.
lowing excerpt from the National
stoekman do not apply to Texas, but
,he advice given Is hne for cattemen
sverywhere: ut seems Ike and really
d, ,oolishness to market the many
min and light cattle that are now over
rnnning our markets. Foollahnehs as
Il may be there are farmers VINO can
-, hs,n themselves. because they cam
no, keep their stock alive AZ home. II
~ better Of course to take the low
nriees than to let the cattle star ,e.
pprsers n can be obtained II would be
,,.,,e, 10 buy Feed and keep the cattle
80, rev are In better condition
xv,,ti. re markets at present DO not
W., much encouragement. az things
,,s,5ered, there are signs q some
ME- bstter in the future. II business
s.sneraily briEhtens up ms thh or
ssns.- hero are many reasons Ter be-
,Si,.s,s, that cattle prices VIII be bet
w rs, nan who holds on 70 his
s,ack although 1t may take sorne
siosn' ,e and inozey 70 do 50. win then
~ ,,sl rewarded. Under me most IN
sne.sra,ie Circumstances i could not be
,a,,ch worst than 70 iaki ine ipv prin'.s
.'sieh Are now prssai'lag for p0oF cat
ia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
The
Way to
Get
There!
DD'
soy roKrrs own the

This Iinc runs double daily tmornmE am
evening depariure) solid trains FROM New Or
leans 10 Cincinnati and Louisville.
This line affords two routes 10 points Il
The East. Southeast aud Northeast, Via Mem
phis sad via New Orleans.
THIS line Il shortest and quickest 10 South
eastern and Eastern Giles from New Orleans
This IIuc has double daily ifalua and through
cara IRON MemphIs to The East aud Southeast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

VI run
A very attractive bodice for evening
or theater wear is made Of Chine-fg-
ured SILK and has tasteful garniture
Jetted cream guipure lace. The lace
forms deep girdle, from which por-
coed threa bands, two OF which pass
over the shoulders, and a third stops
at the neck at front and back: the
silk IS gathered between the bands.
The sleeves are dranOd pums above
deep forearms Of the lace. The stock
deep forearms OF the lace. The stock
collar is shirred IN projecting loops at
the back.
There vii he no decided change IN
the fashions for autumn, and the only
really new feature In dressmaking Is
10 make the sleeves OF the gown OF a
different material from the bodice,
while sometimes fhe overdress and
bodice viii cont asi with the skirt, hut
match with each other,
Blue Is going to be the populnr color
the coming winter. especially In the
fashionable corn-nower and "bluet'
shades. Brown viii appear In every
possible shade, and black viii be In
vogue. used both alone and combined
with all the other colors
In the dress materials for fall, which
have been shown thus early, rough
and figured effects are the notice
able styles There are handsome mel
TON cloths and some ohcviot iweeds
In brown and gray colors for tailor
made gowns. but the popularity OF this
sivle ~ gown Is likely to decrease
bsoause OF the Immense run they have
had the pact two seasons
Xyalstconts will be less popular and
those worn must be Of the choicest
Material and most correct Mt White
and drab corduroy with pearl or white
S,,ttons cut high and with vide
'front.' Is the receipt for the correct
waistcoat for THE season.
the collars on most gowns remain
high and close. 49,. -.
Feather boas will he quite me rage
this fall.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

The week CLOSES wlth both Grain
md Provisions Dcmoraiited.

Foti wcrth. Tex. Sept a2-txeyiew
I. 81 nas Chicago market ~ b. O. Nc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

ss IA; Reading 10 IS. MEXICAN csn-
ral new As 90 il.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

tlowiy until Il Il thick. Il may he put
in glasses like Jelly or III taru,S Cover
With two thicisnenreh OF PAGER. w9t Tho
TOP With the white o. an egs and when
dry plgrc Ia cool dark place 20 KEEP.
II one objects to the atcds the TO-
mnf7aa may be ruA through Nita|
Al ~. hsf<f8 pnittnr y ffr nid
l@-@< -<i--< if>~< u .~<@--.-...
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

New York, Sept. 2-rhe exports for
,ss week were; Gold $sis5; silver sGTs,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23
c0MAIS SION C0EPdHY.

Montgomery Ala.
birmingham. Ala.
Atlanta. Ca.
rihcon, Ca.
Savannah. Ga.
Nashville. Team.
Charleston. $. C..
Columbia. =. C..
Charlotte, N. G.
Lynchburg. Va.
LoulAviiIc. Ky.
Cinclnnati, o.
indianapolis, Ind.
Chicago. III.
Detroit. Mich,
Cleveland. d.
Buffaio. N. Y.
PittsburQ. Pa.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mashlngton. d. c.
baltimore. Md.
New York. N. Y.
And alipolnts
North and East.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-23

itl.ec; choice fun cream, 80 lbs. "a
a-ic; fancy fuli cream. young Amcrl-
cans, iko.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
Ell BAR6N Aw1R1oAHo

squea eEiatura cprichosa fsa qus tan eruelmsnts e
h9bfa torturado en- 10 pAsado Ia cua Guerra
lngenuanente 80 coraE6n para aomotsrlo tor
turas.
MiRnie dOj6 ID vsntana; Mad WIlloughy fuS apo
yarEe Ca ella deBsangandO cabexa G mano ssta
en- 81 marco, eoV6 los ojos 81 eielo.
VetaROla On toda Il grRca de poHtura en- todR ca
ballFzA ScOna DRCres exhal6 rGgide quiso adecir
bapfsmar; peHo fsscnasi6n 6a fuEte que ca s6ea
mas pOdorOsa que 6tmas sospechas e hxo extaIarbe
ante aqueA Oana Oattua que Parecia SoocadS entire 81
eieo a terra para dssafarle que elevara mo-
ralmenta hasta ela.
81 era olla jovsn linda iHtorsSants eomsnsando dc
nuevo a pEimaVera de Ia vida recbisndo les prneroS
Esyos del eato 81 vafa 6grmas Pero Las adiVna
ba por eGpeOe de intnic6n Cuandc Kitty hubo ecs
bado 50 invocacioS 81 eeO dej6 vsgr mradaI uque
taa por todaG parties Cruz6 las mEnoE deauncando VH
blomoRtO con este adem6n pFofuRds augusta.
-IAhI lDsmoniOlsIa l6pgel qusridoI-murmu-
TabA Daereal Pides sccorro por ventuJaf lTemeD an
veBgador7 SPOr cue oEtks tan inqnieta7 lEs mi 81
queA SsPoEaB3 81 % MI aquf sEtcy ya acudo.
LeVantfBs quisn eehar SOrrar Pero Iu atsnci6n
Bopar6Se de ID ventana atrada haea III TERRA por Ia
mswa mirada que de le1os Observaba. ass
Girasel acercabaso Il casa. DacGes burc6 1u en-.
chillO s--9S u -
81 conaensdo italiano era puas reamsnte euperado;
uegaba por Iado que los baBdideu habsn
81 vivae andaba de plipa
IRdudablemente 10 aguijoneaba tlardn fn exeerabe,
internal fa8 \
DRcrS1 Sinti6 naear On 10 mas profundo de % pecho
unA vsrdadsra agoniA.
81 pensauisntO De qas squsl bAndidO dirigia 4 a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

No Buplican a publicaci6n de 10 Giguienta:
He reeibido del Excmo. AyuntamientO dc e1ta
Oapits ID cantidad de "a pesos SO centavoB res
to de "A pesos 50 centaYos qus asciends IA albo
rada jibareECa ConYenlda con Il comiBi6n del mis-
mo on ID foYma dg1ieRte: A s guitsrriGtss6 II
roalsa "a paHoR-25 toes dores de tiples, Cuatvo y
bordoRdaB IL realeE 81 peEoB SO centavoa-8 to.
cadores De Ruiro reales pegos-4 captadorea
peEo SO centaves peEos-1OO tabonucos 5
pesos mi direction parte 10 pasoa-Suman ~
pesos so csntavos- RsCibidoB dcuenta SO pesos
-Res1o "a pesos so centavor-P Puerto Rico, 20 de
Febrero de l894-Rarfbi- JosS Crus Flores. !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22
Nog encrihan Do BaYnm6n: !. Rl tsrnn prin0i

Nos euCrihon de BayAm6a: n El tema prinCi.
pal de las CoEverSac ones en- este pig torssCo pue,
bio, es Ia narsvillOsA opaIaci6a de troqwsOtOmSa,
prsCtiCada con 6xito favorable por los doctorea
Stahl y Goensga, On IN niTo de dos anoS, hiio
del con- srciants don Ricardo Vela Deads el do
mingo dltimO, en- Guys media noche 80 verified ID
difiCil opsrSci6n, haEta hey, ha aeguidO mejoran,
do visiblsmente el tierno iEfante, 20 egpera que
muy pronto 90 inicie una frsnca Convs ecencia.
-Varios Cabaleros de eats localidad tratan de
fUndar IN CasiE o. dadas las Eimpstias de que
gozan los promoveedoreB, les auguramos daade
Iuego, I'M liso iero 6xito.-lCsta Noche habrk re.
treta en- l. plaza, y, como de CCstumbre, la gsnte
passar6 pOr 10 Carreters, va que las malas condi.
clones del piSo de aqusllR y Is ossuridad en- que
psYm&nece, no parmitsR haCer otra Cosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

81 rey de loI editoreu:- Es 81 japoH6s Okas
hi eshs, de Toxic. Su casa, que es do fuRdaei6n
elativAments reCieRte ha publlCado hanta ahora
mil obras, habi6Rdoae hscho de algunsE de elias
hssta veiRte y trsints edieiones El ndmeroi de-
aiemplareS de librOB dc TavgtsR peEi6d sos i'm
pveEos por IL cass saha, aseiende snuslmept to
l9 milloRsa, sirsda fsbulosa que en- dicho eBpscio
de tempo no hs degrade haata aquf ningunA de
las graRdsS casas sditorialeS del mundo. A Ia
compoaCi6n tirad& de esos ttabsjos Sc dedican
exsusivamsnte grandes impreRtas. EI gran edi-
tor japon6s utii2A los servicios de mas de mil
perEon&E eGt6 considerable como aRo de los
ageHtss que mss airven Ia eauEA de ID 5Clviz&.
Gi6n ea 81 imperio jarov e. .s. sa.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-22

haa esat~lsulao ts5es Ios smp'eades ds ~ Alesi-
dia, espC alEoente el aecretario aehor u no pa'
81 largR prGctiCa laborioIdad en Is carers sd !
ministratiya. AL Tegresar 4 este pueblo 81 BeFor
Sariego con los que le acomps naban, entve elloU
el diputado provincial ssfnr CroUeS, fueron ga-
laatemente obsequiadoB por el dichO AlCalde CON
nna eBpl6ndida comida abundante refresco, no
fsltARdo 81 champagne exquiuitcs vinoA Por
IL noChs 90 jmprovis6 an bale On la Casa OonaiG
torisl que qued6 lucido ssliendo tcdoB Satiste
Ohoa deloH obsequioB atencioReB do lon egpcHOs
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