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The evening world., 1894-01-04
ROBBED ON THE STREET.
But Miss Wogan Would Not Press a
Charge Against Haines.

Eugene Haines, OF Henry street. Brook
lyn. was arraigned before Justice Tighe
in the Butler Street Police Court, Brook
lyn, this morning on the charge Of high
way robbery.
Early Sunday morning Miss Nellie
Wogan, Of 1923 Sackett street, crossed
the Hamilton ferry on her way home
from New York. She carried very
fine pocketbook with a watch fixed in Its
cover In her hand.
She noticed that man was watching
her closely while on the boat. The man
followed her Into a Sackett street car,
and alighted when she did at Henry
street. When near Degraw street the
man ran up to Miss Wogan. snatched
her pocketbook and ran away.
Miss Wogan screamed and two boys
named Gaffney and Keenan,. ran after
the man who proved to be Haines. The
man was arrested
Miss Wogan Is the sister Of John wo-
gan. who was killed in Tom Gould =
Sixth avenue dive in New York some
time ago.
She refused to make a charge against
IIaineg this morning and he was dis
charged
The evening world., 1894-01-04
BARTENDER STABBED.
James Huber Cut in the Face by
Truckman william Geddes.

Policeman Kirk. Of the Charles street
station, was called to Grassmuck's sa-
loon at $40 West street this morning,
where he found James Huber bleeding
profusely from a knife wound on his
left check. just below the eye.
Huber Is q bartender In Grassmuck' s
place, and lives at 73 Morton street. He
said that William Geddes. a truck-drlver.
Of i6l West Houston street. had stabbed
him. Kirk arrested Geddcs and took
him at once to Jefferson Market Court.
Huber showed bad cut to Justice Nc
Mnhon, and said that Geddes had mar
rowly missed cutting his eye. Geddes was
held In 5000 for trial
william j. Whalen. Of Bethune street.
who was with Geddes during the trouble.
was also arrested and arraigned at JEFF
ferson Market Court on a charge OF In
toxication. and held In default of bonds
for one month.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
DOG WITH A HISTORY.
Vinai Terry's Newfoundland Es-
capped Drowning to He Wrecked.

SAYVILI.E, i. l., Jan. 4.--Vinal Terry
owns big Newfoundland dog. which has
Just had a remarkable escape from
death.
A party OF duck hunters came across
Ithe hulk OF the tank steamer Glueckauf,
which was wrecked q year ago east of
thc Lone Hill Life-Saving Station on the
south side of Lone Island. Curiosity
prompted them to enter its hold. where.
Dying on the ships boiler. was the big
Idog. emaciated and unable to move. but
IsIill living.
The animal haa probably been washed
Iovergoard from some passing vessel. and
been carried by the waves into the
wrecked steamers hold through hole
In the ships side.
From the dogs condition It was Judged
that he had been imprisoned there proba-
bly, more than a week.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
DID SCH|EREN BETRAY HIM ?
Charged with Going Back on His
Promise to Buchanan.
Backed Down When Commissioner
White Threatened to Resign.

Among the stories current IN Brook
lyn this morning is one to the effect
that George Buchanan. leader OF the
Twenty y-second Ward Republicans. Ia up
in arms against Mayor Schiercn because
the latter failed to make good his prom
lsc to make Buchanan Superintendent
pr Streets. rho salary attached to tho
office Is $500 with pcrquisltcs which
may be brought up to $1,000, according
to the conscience OF the incumbent.
The story continues that over the same
non-appoliLtment the friendly relations
between city Works Commissioner
White ana the Mayor were ut ono time
very strained. SO much SO that the Com
missioner threatened to resign.
Politicians gcnerally believe, the story
to he true. AMI the friends of buchanan.
who say their leader has hcen betrayed.
are going about with chips on their
SHOULDERS. Both the Mayor and Mr..
White. howoSsr, deny that there is
II IL related that shortly after election
the Mayor sent for Buchanan, and In
recognition of his work In the last cam
palgn offered him his choice OF any subor-
dlnate office. The Twcnty-second Ward
leader chose the Office mentioned then
went back to his district to select as.
sistants.
When Commissioner White heard OF
| this. according to the story. he refused to
appoint BUCHANAN, claiming that he had
promised the position to friend OF Mr.
Groat. recently Judge Gaynor's law part
| ner. The Mayor insisted on Buchanan
| Mr.. white said he would resign first
and then Mr.. Schicren changed around
was held In Corporation Counsel McDon.
AIDS Office. where the Mayor and Mr.
Buchanan met to talk over matters.
Mayor schleren when seen. denied that
Buchanan had been promised any office
whatever He also said he had never in
terfered with Mr.. Whites appointments
The evening world., 1894-01-04
JUMPED FROM THE TRAIN.
Mullen Now Sues a Railroad for
n $4,000 Damages.

Judge Bartlett, in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, to-day overruled demurrer
to the complaint OF Alex. Mullen. who Is
,uing the Long Island Railroad for SO, 900
damages.
In July last Mullen bought ticket for
IRockaway. After the train started he
learned that he was bound for Far Rock
away. While passing through Wood
haven he paid the brakeman to have the
speed lessened 30 that he (Mullem might
Jump off.
| He Jumped when the brakeman told
MIN to, and alleges that he was severely
Injured.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
HE BLAMES THE BOY.
Charles Kuecht, who Drove Over
Little Rudolph Greenberg.

Charles Knecht. aged twenty-five years,
living In Brooklyn, Il driver In the cm-
ploy Of John A. Dowst. cider and vinegar
dealer on Meserole street, Brooklyn,
was held TO await the action OF the Cor
oner by Justice Voorhis at the Yorkvillc
Police Court to-day for running over
and causing the death of ten -year-old Ru-
dolph Greenberg, of AS East Eighteenth
street, Yesterday. KnochI says he wes
driving along First avenue when the boy
dashed from In front of un Elevated road
pillar In fort OF the horse, and the
wheels Of the wagon passed over his a5-
Knecht picked up the injured boy and
hastily took him to Bellevue Hospital,
where he died an hour later On the
under arrest by Policeman Hurley.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
FROM HEAD TO

cHch ftLfD AZ TUT
You feel the good that's dono by DIR.
Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery. II
purifles the blood. And through the
blood, 1t clcanses, repairs, and inyigo
rates tho whole system.
IL recovering from la Grippe" o.
In convalcscence from pneumonis, fevers
or Other wasting diseases,- nothing ear
equal IL as IN appetiEi;,I L, rtstointiye tonic
to hNild Up needed tie1h ind Etrcngth.. II
roilsos every ~organ into natural action,
promotes all the bodily functions, aud TO
stores health and yigor.
,oi!s., For every S disease 1,. that comes from
Indigestion, Biliousness, and the moi
stubborn Skin, Stalp, or Scrofulous afgso
tlons, the - Discovery Is tho only rem
edy co ccrtain .tRat itcan .be gnaraateed
Ii 1t doesn't benefit or cure, In every casa,
you nave your money back.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
school Girl bitten by a Dog.

Annie Madden. nine years old. of LAG Douglass
street. brooklyn. while returning home, from
school yesterday afternoon. was attacked by a
savage dog owned by John Kehoc, Of i6J Hoyt
atreet The anlmSl bi, her on the right thsh.
Her wound was cautsriEed BY Dr. Campbell. and
the dog WAA shot
The evening world., 1894-01-04
DEAF MUTES WE'D.
Miss Freebooter Married Week
After Her Mothers Murder.

After Her Mothers Murder.
Miss Eva Freehoider. daughter OF
Charles Freeholder. who is In jail ac-
cused OF having stabbed his wife to
death In the tenement-house 1882 First
avenue. Dec q, WAS married New Years 5
day, and is now out OF the city Oh her
wedding tour. 49,.
The bridegroom IL Herman II. Eschert,
amt the ceremony was performed by
Rev John Chamberlain, OF st. Ann's 5
Church.
Both the bride and groom are deaf
mutcs, and their marriage was the cul-
minatlon OF an acquaintance that began
In the school for deaf mutc5 NJ the foot
OF One Hundred and Sixty-ifth street
about six months ago.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
SXyindIcd the ChnpIain.

United States Commissioner Mors, in Brook
iyn. to-day held Edward Brew in 500 bail to
await the action OF the Grand Jury on charge Of
swindiinx Father Charles II. Parks. chaplain OF
tho Navy Yard, ont of S. Father PARKS gave him
the money 90 niy boOks and IL Is alleged he spent
the money for his own benent.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
EVA RAY HAMILTON AGAIN.
Argument On Her Appeal from Sur
rOgnte RnnsOm's Decision.

. The Supreme Court, General Term, with
Justices Van Brunt. O'llrien and Parker
on the bench, to-day listened to argu-
menta In the appeal Of Mrs Robert Fay
Hamilton, or Evange.ine l.. steele, or
Mann, or Hilton. from the decision. Of
Surrogate Ransom, admitting the VIII OF
Robert Ray Hamilton to probate aad dis
missing the contest OF the woman OF
many names. The Cour; reserved decl-
giDn
The evening world., 1894-01-04
An Early Morning Bath.

James McGlone, aged thlrty-two years. Of i37
Fifth street. while intoxicated at o'clock this
morning. fc!i into the East River u. the foot OF
Twenty -fret street.. He was rescued by James
Simmons, watchman on the steamer schuyler, and
removed 10 Belleyue Hospital
The evening world., 1894-01-04
Furnished Rooms to Let.


West Side.
45TH ST.. 147 w. near Rrosdway Elegantly
ienccs; W Ter week.
46rt ST. iG2 w. Handsomely furnished
rooms; man wife: board wife; heated hall
hrdroom hath adjoining, pleasant hail room;
reasonable: hoard optional Derrickson.
iUTII ST. las w. Large sunny I'd noor room,
fully rurnisl,sd man & wife or gentleman.
sp'abo iauay Address s"S's Or cali F'"' evening".
ae1Il 81, I'D W. Furnished rooms, also par.
ior hedrooniS: suitable for doctor
i6rli ~ ARR " Handsomely furnishei parior
bcdroom. LIST floor; seiccti ring Randoiph's
ami 81, I1p w,-IArge L small r,on,s hot 4
cold water. for ladies; home comforts; mod
crate.
'TEl S S Taa " gS private family
5orII M. 2ld W. Neatly furnished rooms: gen
tl"n"n or hOusck epuing.
5oril 81, lnl w,LNieely tnrni.hed room In
5GrlI ST. by2 W.-Isrge square front room,
suitable for >, 81. 26 weekly
bsrIt ar, 4no w.-Hoated. light. square b hall
rooms, LIST fiat, front; " toN. &.
So1ll Sr., 3lS W.. Risse bell Parlor Il bed.
room. elegantly furnished, steam heat, pier
s3li 81. l22 W. ..rarlor 4 bedroom, iurnished,
with hent, -, flight berihoid.
B3D 81. l0l w,-iarior bedroom. together or
separate suitable for gents; all convenience
db'rIi ST., lb8 W. handsomely furnished
elevated
tsrH 81. 2OT W Furnished rooms, heat gas,
bath; board optional. Bell
ODD ST. 80 ". Large or medium room; heated;
board OPTIONAL private family: reference.
p op s % say = Is Per s S
ileri ~. aOs ". Elegantly furnishcd paro!,
=, inleove Il bedroom; heat, bath 4 gas, eo
BloOmer.
encc.; permanent, transient. Address Lennon.
l49 Columbus ave.
North Of ,asth Street
l26TH ST., 40 W. Sunny rooms; handsomsly
Furnished; private family.
Miscellaneous.
HANDSOMELY furnished parior h bedroom:
breakfast II desired. Address Private Family,
box 100 Harlem World.
LADY having prrttly furnished apartment would
bachelor: breakfast II desired. Address II. 1Oe
NICELY FURNISHED room steam heated, h
bath for gentleman; centrally located. Private.
box $40 Uptown World.
SUNNY, extra large hall bedroom: also others !:
gentlemen. Address First Glass. 1912 B'way.
srookiyn. ~.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. 89-Newly b hand
somely furnished rooms, well heated home
Ike: moderate terms.
FULTON 81. -Furnis he'd room rent free TO
respectable woman or girl speaking 0orman.
Inquire store.
QUINCY ST, $40, near Summer ave. = Nice
ws s 81 s. sosd
nelghborhood: 1anitor service.
1sT ST.. c36a, orner 9th ave-2 large light, nicely
inrn,shsd connecting rooms i on floor
dishes bath. laundry, &c. Wilkic.
The evening world., 1894-01-04
ADecrec Of Separation.

Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn,
this morning granted Mrs DassIe syminEtoa, OF
a Division avenue. Brooklyn. decree Of separa-
ton from her husband. James Symlngton, the
ground of cruel and inhuman treatment The
symngtons were married thirteen years ago,
The evening world., 1894-01-04

for The World may be left ut any American
oanss9' ots"e. WI" Dc inc same Us 'n0'' :. 'n' A4lD
Cast Side.
LEX INGTON AVE, 47th st. 493 Pleasant de-
slr,blc rooms, superior board. %, ~; American
family.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1873 Furnished room to /
or gentlemen, with board conveniencos, in
private family.
LEXINGTON AVE. l2,3-A nicely furnished
large front room with board; private house;
Dcpot and Grand Central Palace Elegantly
furnished rooms, excellent cuisiae.
't board T 70 s1Scsss q G' ball rooms with
9TH I'VE, 2i-With board, large sunny room
on 81 ioor: iirst class accommodations.
9TH ST, bS r. --Rooms, with board; gents
50; best attendance: table boarl.
10TH ST. ~ i. Pleasant warm, sunny rooms.
all CDnrehIeDoes; excellent board. terms mod
crac.
10TH ST, llO L. .-- Neatly furnished hall room
FOR gentlemen, with boari; heated house.
llrH Sr ~ Il. Very desirable large room
tlSO smaller room warm house table excellent; /;
references
lIru 81. 20 Il! Double and single rooms, with
good board; iahI' board.
Urn 81. ll5 y. Handsomely furnished front
parlor, connecting rooms; other rooms table
board.
I2ru 81 III l.. Largo front hail rvorn; large
dated.
2ls'r 81. :eI r. handsomely iirnlsne rooms.
with hoard reasonable Rates; references
2lST ST. l55 T.. .-Ncatly furnished rooms. with
or without board; also table board.
2lST ST. 20 y. Gentlemen can have rooms &
oosrd, excellent table every convenience, from
| 3up.
24D Sr l1E near Br,a,way, Handsome large
small Rooms; superior board ,optiOnn!J; mod
crate price,; references.
2an ST. 24O Il. Nicely furnished room, large 4
small rools with board G'rman family; table
board,
9TH 81. III E.-A very desirnhis large hall
rUm; moderate; superior table hoard.
2srI 81, l3S r., Elegant larse t small
rooms; heated house; every convenience; good
table; moderute prices.
2giW 81, ii h. First elias, table h0arI; also
furnished rooms; en- suite single desirable loca-
tiOh.
3IST 81, 21I +. Nicely furnished rooms, with
board! Table board; terms moderate.
;.D 81, II h. Handsomely furnished buck par
iori Mso Mher r@nis; With hutri references
;JrH 81. 2lJ T.. Large 4 ',rtll nouIs; oath,
+ni, heat; m"chan'e'' prcierrrd: board
4lSr ~r ~ f., near Grand 'cn'rll. puiIahl"
to 'sIS''' sis "'''"' ''>''' '''''' ''''''' "''''
Isr 81. IA T. Roam 4 sOod ooaNi' S",,
45TiT ST. lG6 y. Fine large 70 m. - door.
bath htutrd: excellent boari; mo"rrale,
board - weekly ladies or gentlen'n.
,sJl II 81, 3Sb T. Furnished hgnttd rooms,
wlh bIari. q . Ctabir JON islI family; a!l COLI
YruicuC"s,
| j7rH Al ,li8F, Handsomely iuuis.icd rooms.
with board rivair iHnIiN.
G0rH 81, -, E handsome, welI-hCair- r-l
mons with board; very reasonable: private
house: references,
-
| 7ap 81 ltsS r. Nicely furnished room Tor or
2ulultJ, with or withUut board
| STIH 81. hSV T., basement. --liennan family
wishes chi'd 10 board; mt nndrr year.
72D ST AIS r., lat haor-Fc men Vau hiul
good board; moderate terrns.
l.lTH ST. corner Lexington ave t!to'el Pete
len Handsomely furnished Ioonls. Will W
without board; terms reasonable
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Boarders Wanted.

One Tnie, soc. per line: Second Tnle, ne. per
hne: Third and Subsequent 1tnea 15c. per line.
No eriru charge OH Sunddys
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Adyertisements
for Tho World may be left ut any American
District Messenger ONCE In the city. where the
charges will be tho same as those at the main
Otjce,
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35rII ;ssl W. Pleasant heated rooms: convent
ences good board ~. 5J ~ table board. -. 20
:S'rH 81. 220 w. Comfortable rooms; profes-
sinnHls n children taken; day board reasonablei
[ 2 nnslnIlIs III IA NaN
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e 44TII S'r. 2ls W-2d. story front aicove roomj
also hall room superior board; moderate; ref-
The evening world., 1894-01-04

3SrH SI. sil w.-Elegant sunny large small
rooms; excellent board; near l. station; table
! ri
The evening world., 1894-01-04

sSrII ST. 2J2 w,-Siccly furnished large and
hall rooms we'll heated and good atiendanos;
L.... ..... l.A
The evening world., 1894-01-04
Nors, o, Iastn Street.

ST. AIMS AVE. G}3- Large back parlor. with
. adjoining bedgOUtIs, neatly furnished pianot
with or without boari; Wcstchester cars leave you
~ door
l21iIi 81. ~ r. board aud pleasant roomsl
also table board
iaIrII - Sp, W.-With board large froat
rom second U0r; suitable for two.
The evening world., 1894-01-04

| 18TH 81, g2l w.-HandsOme!y furnished,
large aud single TUoms: large closets; house
| haniO+ "oOh tRhp: moderate.
The evening world., 1894-01-04

35TH IT, 343 w.--Nery clean. comfortable.
wcll-furnsi-d rooms, with or without board:
all convenlunccS. -
The evening world., 1894-01-04

34TH ST., IL. w, near neutrality-suspicious.,
single sunny rooms also doctors oftce; board
optional table buarders desired.
The evening world., 1894-01-04

| 4srH 81. a2T w.-Room 4 board, near bath,
| | flight, cOnVpnipnCCs.
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~ eglggSpSBsgsglA ~ PgEH7g- -Eleg''
SdbadO. ~ e AassO De 1891.
GAGETA OFFICIAL De hoy


G0bieEno ne4al.-SocretaEfa. Negociado
Bs-Real OEdoR decIaYando incursa Il Compa.
Az IfABatlkntiOa On ID multa dc 40 mil pesetaS
p6H ol exTayfo de un BaCo CoRteniendo 48 Ger.
ERCadog.
-ARdRCiass que ha side elevado desde 81
dia de aver al 55 poE Cisnto, 81 premio gobHe 81
vRloE en orc americana de lOa despachos per o.,
bio que Dc po&uon en- monoda mexiGanas
Tribunal de opogiCiORes EsSuelsg vacan.
tea.-PubliCaBe una YslaCi6R de laB eBCuelas W.
CaateB que d0berkB provseHss poF opoBici6R On sl
pr6ximo mes dc Abril.
Inte1vOnCi6R General de ls AdminiatEaci6n
del EatAdo.-seCci6n de CoAtaduris -FaCtuEsG
que ss psgayka en- ID pY6xma semans:
Mario 2O-FACtuTaB RdmSHog. As ~
Id0m 2l.-FaCturaE RdmsrOB...s 48 50
Oup6u 81
Idem 74.-FactuTas R6merou. :. 80 & 81
Diputaci6n provincial Rslaci6n de los in.
gEegoa obtsni1og On Les areas proviRCiales duaNte
81 primer Bom0Btre del ado sCon6mico dc 1893 {
"a y la NmpliaCi6n del eisrsicio de 1922 SO, aai
Como do Los gantas vaTifcados en- igual SpoCa.
SoOiedad An6nima de OrSdito MerCaptil en-
liquidaCi6R. situaCi6R de la misma en- lR taYde
del die 20 del mes pYtxirno paBado.
BaMCo opul&E.-Situaei6n del Eaisuao On 10
tarde del diA 10 del actual.
OOnso electoral para diputRdog OoYtsn.-
OiHCuRsCEipCi6n J tSrmino municipal de Maya.
guess aacCiOneG tsECers y CuaTta.
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Sociedad para prcveerSa por q mifmoS de mate
rialeB pava auH iRduatriaG.
No hR termiaado todavfa Il cueGti6n nuT-
gido, poH motvoB pEofes1onaleu, entire los profe.
sorss de esgrima don Adslardo Sans y NJ. F9ix
Lyon.
COnuidoYGadoBe amboS ofsndidoG, 81 aEuntO
hS tpcps8ado On una eUpesie de question p'evia,
que C0nuiEts On detsrminaT qui6n CoEreSpon de
Calidad de tel.
sabfaae de pdblico que 81 senor sanz habia
avocado el pareCer de PERSONS competenteg ,
b eg "a conocido oil fallo dc lac miSmag; psHo
tAmpoco viene poner tSrnino lo-principal de
Z difCUItad.
Los designadou por Ell senior saRz OpinaV
qUe el asuNto 90 de AquellOs que croR ba1o la
oompetenCia de loG llamadoB tTibunaleg de hono1
Sin embargo, 90 deClaran incompetsntes on "a
z5R no bav sido nombrados mas que por uRa
de Ian doB parties.
-En valdepsnaU, 81 sssribaBo de dir ~ ciu.
dad, don Carmeln MOrlo Cordoba, ha sifO de.
gollado con una hoS, por 81 veCino Antonio Mer.
10 OegEales, qUieA % eongtituy6 On PRISON. con.
yieto y copf faso de ~ sEimOns
Rsn Valencia IN Teinad0 IN 1u0rte temporal
0l rio J6caE ha hscho una aVenidG s9pantoBR.
Ia inuudaCi6R ha producido dahoB iRmOnGOs
sn los csmpoI.
Ea todeg los puebloI de IL riberA Ss han
perdidO las hortalisas, loI tsigo1 gran par to dc
10 cogGChR de RRrSRiaG.
-Ha Causado iamonga GoaGaci6n On Algs.
ciEaB el fallecimi0nto dc nm niHo da oinCo Gd0G
victims del eBpantoGO delirio aue 10 produjo 10
eToma que le di0Yon uRos muchAChoS, hsCisRdo
an hoyo en- la arena entSrrSndOie On 81 haGtA
81 euOllo.
-En zaragosa 60 Oelebr6 cen sxtrAoHdiua
ria conCurrenCiA gran SolemBidad IL funsi6n
dispueuta por Il empYesS del tsatRo Principal en-
homensjs rscusEdO del inEigns maestro ArEie
ia. 81 pdolico, tan numeroSo como diets guido.
splaudi6 mucho ls 8aY1uea 30 dOasiaS Gs9g, que
Ru6 la ebra YepTessntada.
Los artiStaB coronaron ol buSto del difuntc
maestro, busto que 90 hSlIaba colocado nobrs ar
t'gtico pedestal en 81 pYoBosnio.
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ltspOO PuOrturrluuaho

De Los '10udos" OAtTegadOs hsGtS la feCha OU
ssta SeORstaHia poH lOB BehoHeG JuEadoB que deoig
a6 este CeRtTo para juzga1 Les Obyag prasentadaR
al Cevtam0M con que coBmamoTa 81 deseubxi-
miento de sata Iala resu tsn prerniadas:
-sER la Becci6R dc Literature, temS: "Pos-
sfa.--A la Givili8aCi6R de Pusr to- Rico. Metro
libTs", 10 que lteva poF terna: "LIa 6nics poes's
prOpia de pu0Btr0 6poOa dob0 ser neCeSsriamente
liaea, psrsonsl isteYRa." El Tribunal eStaba
'ouanuetto de loa g0nOxes Marin, 2sMo, GaAdia
y Musos Rivera.
En- IL EOcsi6n de Be'lsS Arteu Cmtsics(, Ia IT,
tuladR "Puerto Eico." '.SiUfoAis grando or
luesta." 81 tribunal 10 eompoRisn los sshoreg
Ion GdsfO MaEEi, don JOaqVln OsrdG , don JO-
sS Agull6
En- Ia sssci6a dc Litevaturs, tems: "EutudiO
ritiOo bioRyShco de los pEinCipalea peetss pueE-
OrriqueHos", la del lena: L" La p0esa 30 go Fo'a
nOnte Luz perfume, gin0 tambi6R acCi6R, monu-
pOuto vida" Formaba1 Ol tribunal los asdo-
% FOTnEndsz Jrneep, Coll SSReheE Morales
Del prOmio que IL gociedad ECOB6miCa of"0
e al mejor egtudio scOrca de "la Rovsla e1
'ueRto-RiG0. EStado actual dc sRte g6H0ro Its.
'agio y condolences para % dsssrHollo'; eg mere
edoE, sogdn oil laudo 6rmado por Los genoTeB Fe
1uO ti0Re roR leHAa: GEL yoaliSmo ContOmpoY GR 60
nS 0nBaHchAde el hoTiEonte rel Rete; ha iaeorpo.
ado la nOv0la J 10 poesia eDfe1RB de 10 vida
social, Gnto8 despreciadas. Con 8! hN Bubido el
uOblo 10 sgG0nS; 81 ToinadO de los hUmildeB y
Q los txlstsG ha empsGado, y ls mu1ey 81 Alno
50 CoAVjO4tOR en- pY0tagoniBtaG."
L0 que 90 haee p6blic0 poT Bi los SgraSiados
1ieTOn CORCuxRiH & Is fiesta del CeTtkmeR, CuyR
t hS 90 anunCiATG opo1tuBGmeRte
Puerto Rico. IL do NsrEo de lS94.-El 30
aretaTiO, p. @. HeFNdOdsg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-17

Mauxa dobe aubsanaY cRaBto aRteB. La Icy de
ContEat0 con l. YKaaatlknties, aR "a altisulo ~
eGpeCihCA para ella Il obligaCi6n de indemniHOr
loa dados y periuiGiog ocasionadog.
El senior MaUEa 10 HeCueYds eA II Real Or
deB; mas para que este de~aChc pueda haceYss
elective, falta la YelaCi6m dc Is roErespondepcia
perdids. Es esto, 81 no impossible. muy difiCil,
trAt&ndoue de IAs CaYtaa oydinariaB; peYo no trR-
t6ndose de Ii GaeA de cert 4 sados que 90 fxtVaYia
ron. Hay cue lleYar 0Ra xelaCi6n la "GaCetA"
para que loB intersaados puedaR OjsYcer ga aCc'6S
civil y ID demanda de danoB y peyjuiCios ls
Oomplfita. z puerto ya en- eR0 eamiRc, no ge
detsnga ell senior Nauya; inquiera gi la EaBstlSR.
tics, en- buqueB que IeVaM AueatYa bandeEa j 60
tEn OBpISndidAmonte gubvoRCionadoa pnr el con.
tKihuyents espahol, cobra menO'es Rstes los in.
dustgiales ingleses por tyaslsdaE gu1 praductoR
deBde Liverpool 6 la Habsma & Manila, que lOs
que ex. GO los industrisles y comeEcianteB eBpa
noles poV eonduCir los guyOa deBd0 Barcelona &
Caba , Flipinas; pvegunte 50 compadero de
RAbinote, 0l general PaaquiR, cu6lss SON y dovde
dos de IL que IL OompaHfs debis taneY en- gexvi
e.o dOSde de Enero de 1898; d6nde los gsiB
de Is miles para ol gerVicio de FilipiRag, y los
ex gidoB para que el serviCi0 de BUenoB-Ai
res g0a deGempenado con veloCidades dc ii
millag por hora haYto infoEiores "a los epp'ea
dos poH todaB Les lfaesB postaleg extranjeras.
PEeguBte gi buquss que fguraR en- 81 anuayio GO
mo constvuidas haCa treinta Rn0g, puedeR teneF
sus install clones Z ID altuYa de lag mejores del
xtTanieTo, como exige el ContrAtO y eHContTsYS
de SECURE gobrada msteris pSra rspatir Reale'
OHdenes como la del domingo, que enaltecen 81
ministHO que las gusCHibe 8i sgnnCan 81 principle
de IN periodic de bonTadag patHittieas enOHgias.
(El "HeYaldo" do Mad1idl.