davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Ell DOCTOR TIZUL hace Isbsr { sus mn.
maroaos clles tss J pArncalsrm nte los Hociou de
. BsA66ca que contlnuA 81 frente de- 10 cientsls
sn 50 domicuiO AZ % "a donds iguAImeate ue
g sscoRtrark de- 10 al 0 durants "a tnrao de
SuaraiA de oehs en- Il BeE9hca 4-I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
BORRAS Y REZNEy
Acapan De reclblr por 81 Yapor .4Olud

Acaban de xeclblr por 81 vapor 'UludAd de
5antander" IN complete variadd Eurtido de
sslxado para caoAlieros, ssnoras y nifos Tam,
bien las famosas xapatillas de pieI de color tela
l4y EeAles Ell par. Ttenen ademAs una gran
facturA de dxiles mallorquinss legftimos do hilc
Gno que realikAn pYeciog gumameAte barAtOa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
INSTITUTION
ENSENANZA SUPERIOR


An los primeros dias del mes de Octubre proximo
c0menzara el curse academico de 1894 d 95. Sc da-
ran en este Centre las enaenanzas correspondence
az primer grupo de asgnaturas eh las facultades de
SFlosona Letras,S sGIencasS sMedicina;s al pri-
nero ysegundo en- 70 de sDerechosy al segundo cur
80 de Ia profession de sParteras.D
La matricula estara alberta en- esta Secretaria
llocal del Ateneo), desde el l. de Septembre hasa
las doce del dia del 10. Los que deseen matrcuarse
en- la Univsrsidad de la Habana como alumnos de la
INSTRUCTION, hande abonar ademas de los derechos de
inscription matrtcula, la cantdad que importa el
giro. La institution abrra catsdra alguna para la
que no cuente por 10 menos, coma alumnos odciales
pesat de que Ell Ateneo no SIC obhga baio con.
cepto alguno abonar pasaje para la Habana nj min
guna otra clase de gastos los aumnos, la Dlrec-
nva podra conceder por mayOria absolute de votos y
como premio extraordinario al aproyechamiento de
los alumnos no pudientes, loa gastos dc viaje Ia
Habana, razon de un premio en- cada curse de ca.
da Facultad En- 81 curse tiguiente Ell Ateneo, 81 q
eatado de los iondos 10 permite, podra conceder D
los alumnos ohcales pudientes abono de derechos
de inscription, matrcula de examen. siempre que
tustihquen haber obtenido ell ano anterior, ta
les alumnos de la instruction, de "sobresa
hente' on todas las asignaturas del grupo cores
pondiente.
uerto-Rico, ,EAgosto 25.de lS94-El Secretar.o,-
BHrSQNt G. HeraGadsz.-V.' b. El Presdente-SO
ter.. 3S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

dOetor FsrnAndez ehtk propaganda Ia vanuna.
que hark mucho bieA 4 las plantaCionsS. Ano.
che ss celebr6 en- el salon del AyuatAmiento con
IN bale, ID inauguraci6A de 10 nnoA telegrAhca
ss ilumino 81 treats de ID CaSa OonIstorial.
AUi NOS 10 participa nusStro activo agente de
ere pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
Da Munro no1 r.er.n.a: n

De AAuAAco Eon eAeKspsn: ..En este vale
de JoIafkt - hAstia cualquisT nsr viviente por
IL fAlta de eHpectAculoH doAde distraerss, pa q
siquieEa de sae modo olvidsr los ninst boren Que
ss oxperimeHtaR 81 este misero mundo, sobre
todo Loo moncpoliou. Aq0i, nj hsstas nj rsunio.
nea en- laH ouaieH 81 euPirilu tsnga "a ratio do su
|panat6n. Pusblea hay 81 la lsla quiEk monos
|qus ESTE sus g ysa gus PE0g'saas "a ua0 egss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
Ouando pasan ueI

Ouando paaen ustadeS por 10 calle de SaK
Francisco y veaR aA indio de metAl) Gla puer
ta de una peleterfR ere eH q EI Tr6pico," entreu
an 81 sin vAcllar, porque ALI Sc enCuentrA ol cal
xsdo de TINA Aovedad que variaa veceS hemol
recomeAdado, aai como tambi6n los legftimo
drilss de hilo msllorquineS, gOrraS para AinoD
camiHaB pars hombrss, bstda para zapAtos d,
coor. Ea coxbstaG, 60 ID mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Dice s'El Impsrclal" 10 MsyAgusa: "Tene-
mos noticias fided1gaAs de que "a de Ponce 90 h.
girado favor de Ia Empress do xArxuela iAfAA.
Sl para que eEta pueda trASlAdarse { aquellA Gin.
dAd. NoI alegrAmoH, porque unA vez que Is
sompaniA de xArzuela infAHtil cumplA suS COM
pro niaos On ID ciudad del Sur 80 trAsladark { 10
iudad del Oaate"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Ala una de la madrugAda de aver 20 promo
rio I'm esckAdalo en- Santiago Goa motive de
usoS golpes que le propia6 u veciaa de aque
oarrio PetEoAa Fernandez, 81 iRdivldno Florsntl
40 Rosario. Del hscho 50 hA dado .el parts co
respondiente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

HA sido nombrado Iubinspector del cusrpo
ie VigilAnciA de eata Capital doa Evaris1o Ar.
guslieS por pAue Arscibo del Subiaspector que
a. -empenAbA esa plaza don B.ldomero Alvarez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

IA Segresado "a Hu rssidencia, POncs
nueRtro estlmAdo amigo compsEsro don JosS
LlorenS Echevavris, que 80 sAcoAtrsbA en- Hu-
macao con motive Gel faIlCcimiento de Iu disliR.
suida conHorts.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Mafana I de Sophomore harA dos Anos que
90 cerrAron por pTimera vex las tiendas de Is Oa-
pital con motive del disgustO que produisron
Lee c6lebres tArifan de industria comercio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

HemOa rscibido On eta redacsi6a Ia agrada.
ole vista de AueatrO dlstirguiio amigo 81 SeFor
don jose Benftsx GnEman, haCendado de Vieousa
quleA Acompaha su Esnor CunAdo don torS
Agusun Diax. GrAtA permsneAcia les asssamoE
A aatA CnnltkL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Sc encueatrA esfsrma en- Humaeso, Ia apre.
sable senorlta AmerlcA Duprey Amorosa hi de
aus1trs amiga comp nera Il sen "a dofa Ana
Roque, directora de Liza Aujsr" Que recobre
jroato Ia aalud le deseamoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

No pasa una noche, ros dice nusFtro cores
ponsal de CaguaA ain que Sc lRfAms si gsI de
lno 6evarios faroles del alumbrado pdelco de
sSt& Ciudad. QuierA Dios que 81 ElefAAte y
aoMos achichArrs el dia mSpos psss do
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Para Ia plaza vacante del Sr.Oonde ysiOrra,
Msgistrado de IL AudiencIA dc 10 Criminal dc
MAyagusx, ha sido nombrado don AmbrOGio Va
Iiente J Duany, abogado fiscal de la dc L Ha-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
Por Car

Por IL CspisssiA General Sc ha diHpueSto
que Is seeclon de OrdsA pdblIco de Aguadilla
0cupe el cuartel que sAteriormeate albsrgsba Ia
tuerza del eiercito deHtacada en- aqusl puRto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Aysr del coxrients hA quedado ahierta q
p6blisO u astaei6n tsegEkHsa de y Careliaa.
~ virusla a ha dasarrollado On q hAxxio dc
san Ant6n, aends axiatea sateEee aasca, 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Aver fu6 curado en- 81 Ouarto de Socorrol
|el nino jose Jimenes, de dos hsridAs psAetran
|tsS, oalifcAdas por 81 facultativo de pronostico
renervado, produCidas por IN perro, csrca de Ia
fAbrica de hieo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

ease este u Ia d. sA'iTs5ls TfssoT T''ses Foe
- tAlexx 81 caensa con IN Auevo Hurtidt
10 alp4cAs de difsTsates cOlsres Sepaalo, pueE
.os qne aeceSitea Eacos baTatos J bcsitos propio
oaxS In astsci6n. (pl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Ha tGllesido en AAyAgnsG el antiguO inte
ligente hpografo don Francisco Meende8 Apart
10, persons justAmeAte estimAdA en- aquelIa 10
sAlidad. R. /. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

sHA tAllecido en- Madrid, victima da un de.
crane seroSo, il Excma. Sra. dona Joaquin,
Arrieta, viuda del h9roe de IL revoluci6A de Sc
Sembre. don Juan Bautista Topsts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

IA Vegs-bAja hay vArlos uuscriptOreu que
40 pagaA con puntualldad LA CORRESPONDENCE.
81 contiAdRn hsci6Rd0Ss les reLaoioAss, puolIca-
csmos sus Aombyes. No nos cuadYAn nj los cor.
sertiataa nj los guAg1sfou.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

AVena freSca
Acabada do llegAr. DstAIan baxata.
MULLENHOFF & KORBER. TP.1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

81 Subinspector de g.laasia de Arecibt
Ion Emilio PIallloA h. lido daclsrado cssante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Ha sido declarAdo cesaate el AlcAldO
Aibonito don EvaYiSto Arg6slleG por pass otr
deHtiRo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
Melones de Valencia

Muy supsrioreS, los hay de veAta eA lA sasA
de F. FoNT HERMAHo, TAnca esquiaa { For
talexa. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

Hemcs tenido mucho gusto en- estrechar IL
mAno de nuestro qusxido amigo don Periandro
Ssrrano que en- 81 vapor fraaCss ha regreuasc Q
de 20 v1&3e Europa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

DicsSe que doa Santiago Santoni ha slcan
aado Ia buena pro en- el rsmats de las obTGn de
Fsrrocarr1l de NSyagn,x HormigueroH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
LUZ [D1ALHlGA6llTI3
III NITEVA WORK
LIE NUEVA

En cajas de 10 gAloAes completos. Deta
4 precios limitsdou- NaurO p. MarceGw 45-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

HA deiado de existlr ea Aaysgu Ia Eed'
ritA Orosi. Carlos Lopez VI TINA de cruel q
f0rmedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
10 bal nIL
~ dss5ayais.ts monssario.

p be-. = hss. pgssn 'lssvlslae pa ala
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
RON SUPERIOR en- bocoyes
Hemos a.do fayorscidos con IL Giguiante eli

Hemou n.do tayorscidou con la Gguisnte cir
eular.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, a de AgOSto
de 1894
Hr Director de la CoRREsRoNDuxoIk.
Muy sonux nuastxo J amigo: Tanemoa 81
gunto do paxtlcipAF 4 uated que segdn asevitpxa
de eEta fseha ctorgada ante 81 notarie de eatu
aIudad aen NauRleia Gzazya, hemea tvaaHipsms
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17

japanese at the capture OF Port Arthur.
The government at Toxic 70 not yet in
possession Of the full details Of the affair.
but information already at hand shows
conclusively some Of the reports which
have been circulated concerning the con.
duct Of the japanese troops arc exaaasr-
aied and misleading. II there was un-
necessary bloodshed the japanese govern.
ment cannot but believe there
must have been some melting
cause Tor tho behavior Of tho Japanese
troops, - hitherto they have been
the most exemplary under circumstances
calculated To excite the feelings OF tho
deepest ressniment and animosity. II 10
known 10 be fact that the great majority
Of those Chinese who wers killed 1T Port
Arthur were not psaceabls in habit but
Chinese soldiers disguised in civilian
dress. Most Of tho ,nhabitants fed from
tho place several days before its capture,
and ut the present timc havo returned
and aro pursuing their former habits with.
out molsstation or restraint. The Japan.
ese government and its representatives
have NO disposition to conceal any Of the
facts, but on the contrary has caused the
strictest investigation, the result Of which
will be promptly made public.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17

Cromwell asked him whsss hs get It.
Huntington SAID he borrowed Il, bot whom
ssksd Of whom he bad borrowed u, he
could not rsmember, and ssid that u was
none of their business anyway. Up 10
that time had tho most impltcit eonfi.
dsnce In Huntington's honesty, hut l
must confess his svasivs answers made
me doubt Il.
n saw something unpleasant was about
to occur and got up to leave the room.
Just - I got up Huntington did likewise.
He passed behind Hayden. and supposed
b was going to get drink at the water
tank. There was nothing In bis aston
that indicated nervousness OF excitement.
was about half way between my chair
and tho door when heard pistol shot,
and looking around I saw Huntington
standing between Cromwell and Hayden
and . little behind both. with bis gun still
pointed at the former. I hurried out Of
the private Office, and as I won't out I
heard several moro shots fired. ran out
and gave the alarm, and when several Of
us wont into the private ofilcs We found
Huntington lying on the floor with blood
streaming from . wound in tho back Of
tho head and the two other mon suffering
from the effects of his deadly aim.
"Wo have always considered John IN
honest young man. aud II there was any
weak point in his character II was little
tendency to extravagauce."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17
IRoN-Eooi JOHNSON.
The Notorious Sure. .raiag Mas Has Len
For Parts Uukuown.

The Notorious sure. rntag MAa Has Len
For Parts Unknews.
BUTTE, Dec. 16.-"Iron.foot" johnson,
the notorious bunko steorer. who openly
confesses that he 10 ''graftsr" and all
around "sure-thing man" has either left
Butte or 10 keeping himself very quiet.
He has not been seen since the expiration
OF his time limit to remain In the city and
the police have concluded that he has
sought more cougsnial surroundings.
johnson evidently had some big sure.
thing game Of some kind partially worked
up In Butte for he made . desperate fght
to stay here. After Judge Naughten had
given him 4S hours to got out Of town
under penalty Of being locked up until he
concluded to 20, he wrote Mayor Dusan
. very pitiful letter In which be
called his honor's attention to
the fact that 1.-TWO reputable
citissns Of Butte'-to-wit. Charles Marion
and Bob Hooten-"had made persoual
request that hs be allowed to remain In
town. He informed the mayor In his very
smooth letter that he had been engaged
a. advance agent Of . minstrel company
which was being oraanissd here. and hs
WouSU0 w bVtooto tu t0Wu uuuA b00 8&10W
paper arrived from New York. He also
stated that he was dead broke, and II
Judge Naughten's order was to b. On.
forced he could not leave until be wrote
to San Francisco for money. II allowed
to remain In the city he offered to report
at police headquarters ~ many times Q
dav as MIGHT he required.
His letter was Q long and pitifui spistls
anu II n,ant navs uad some edsct bad h
come from any one else. On his showing
that he would have to send for money on
which to change his base Of operations.
Mayor Duean extended his time % hours
and informed him that II he was still In
Butte whom his time expired no would bs
put In jail and kept there. When his last
appeal failed the man with the iron foot
reluctantly moved. The following letter,
which was receivsd By Chief Lsyden from
Bolton Ro9ers.. chief Of police Of Seattle,
shows Johnson's standing In that city.
SEATTLE, Dec. II, 1894.
james LeydeS, Chief Of Polics, Butte.
DEAR SIR:-In reply to yours Of Dec.
will say that old 'Iron Foot" johnson 10
well known hero and would b u be cut
on both OF bis legs. AZ soon 90 he strikes
this city he will be thrown In jail where
be will remain until he concludes 70 leave
and remain away. Yours,
BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief Of Police.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17
ITALY u TROUBLED.
IL 10 Suggested ThSs the Beet Way ls I
Appsal to tho Peopls.

1t 10 Suggested That The Beet Way ls 20
Appeal to tho People.
RoNE. Dec. l6-NessaEevr reports that
ex.Pr,ms Minister Giolstti and others said
to bs implicated In the bank scandals will
be arrested. The paper says that troops
have beeu hurriedly summoned and arc
already arriving to reinforcs the garrison
In Rome. A meeting attended BY $50 op.
position members Of the chamber Of
deputies vas held this afternoon, Mar.
quls di Rudini. ex.psims minister, prssid.
ing. He was supported By Sisnor Imbsisu,
Cavollitti aud Zanardelli. The meeting
Was convened for tho purpose Of discuss.
ing the advisability Of charging tho op.
position members to get up Q protest
against pr ,rogration. The result Of tho
meeting 10 not known, but Il 10 stated that
great indignation was expressed because
Of the government's action and the speak.
ere insisted upon an appeal to the country
~ the judge between Slguoe Crispi and
the opposition.
A o parliamentary prorogation 10 tho
inevitable prelude OF dissolution. King
Humbcrt has summoned tho various lead.
crs to confer with him on the situation. A
decree has besn issued suspsnding indeii.
nitsly the police officials who were impli.
Gated In the abstraction Of documents
connected with the Banca Romano trial.
Sgnor Mazsino. . member OF the cham.
bcr OF deputies. and several others have
written letters protesting against the di-
vulging OF the contents Of the private let.
tiers In the Gillotti affair.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17
MAY GET BACK.
Clsvslaud Liable to Rsisliass On Ger.
mssy Usdes the Act Of 1890.

Clsvsland Liable TO Rsisliass On Ger.
mssy Usdsr the Act Of 1890.
WASHINGTON. Dec. l6.-In view Of the
disincliusiion Of congress to take up the
sugar schedule Of the tariff act, and tho
consequent improbability Of any action
such 40 vas recommended by the presi-
dent looking 70 the repeal Of tho duty Of
one-tenth Of ono cent on sugar product
under the bounty system. the future &C.
tion Of the German government 10 being
awaited with some apprehension here.
The speech OF the German chancellor In
the reichs,sg, In which ho made strong
point Of tho discrimination imposed by
the United States towards German sugar,
is believed to indicate tho strengthening
Of the policy which that government has
adopted directed to the exclusion or severe
restriction upon American products
sought to be imported into Germany.
Al present Mr.. Runyon, American min.
lister to Berlin, is working hard to secure
IN amelioration Of the stringent order OF
exclusion In the case Of American cattle,
and Secretary Gresham 10 In almost daily
consultation with tho German ministers
here upon the samo subject. Up to this
time no perceptible degreo OF success has
attended the efforts Of our government.
the character Of the negotia tions appear.
ing to indicate Q purpose on the part OF
the German government to procrastina.
tion until congress decisively announces
its intention In tho matter OF
tho sugar duty. As long rs these condi.
tions obtain, our government is likely t.
-.St cat,auttv k,s,t shnuld shoeo h<, 80,
fresh attacks by tho Germans upon
American interests there 10 good reason
TO believe tho administration will have no.
course to the retaliation act Of 1880 aud
single out some German articls, the trans.
portation Of which into the United States
about equals In value that OF tho Ameri-
can cattle and meat trade with Germany,
and forbid its importation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17
TEN DAYS OF SLUGGING
Pitched Battles Bs.V,en Hired Armies
Of Political HeeloPS
KEPT AT 1T ALL THE TIME
A Curious Complication OF Affairs
Which Has Been Making Things
Down In Savannah. Ca,
Mighty Interesting.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. l6.-Tho most
unique, most disordsrly and, % II 10 mos,
generally accepted, the most disgraccful
period Of politics in tho history OF this
city haa cors to breathing pause. Two
factionai democratic cand dates arc in
the field for tho mayorality. tho election
taking place In January. Under the frs,
use Of tho Australian ballot system here,
no one can vote who has not paid oil his
taxss, including those Of this year, and
registered. This provision led to Q wild
scramble ut first. and then to pitched bat
ties daily between large forces for choice
Of positions In line ct tho tax collectors
ofics. The collsctor could only issue
about 900 receipts Q day, and 40 registra.
ton closed Saturday II was inevitable that
many citizens would b shut out from
voting.
The two factions hired two gangs oi
touRhs, each numbering about 100 and In.
cludins the most desperate whites and
negroes In tho city. These mon were
paid from g to $40 day. Each was given
q list Of six names, the largest numbss
the collector would accent taxes for from
one persou. and tho money to nav their
taxes. Each morning for 10 days past the
QAnaa hayo aluRR01 each other In front oi
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-17
o. ,::.'.. ,:'':':
''"''''
~ Optician.
Believes In Quoting Facts In Re.
gard to Prices and Goods.
SEE FACTS AND READ THEM

II Is fact Leys continues to show the
finest limo Of Jewelry In every new and
choicest line, Of Jswelry in every
thing new and artistically made
up. In everything imaginable that
could DO mado In Silver. Ono
glance at glass case filled with Silver
Goods in Cake Baskets, Water Sets, But
ter Dishes. etc., fills tho house.wife's
heart with longing to possess some Of tho
exquisite ware. and there 10 no reason
why "dcar" ( woman generally calls her
husband ''dear" about Christmas time)
should not satisfy this longing, for the
enough to satisfy the most careful buyerr.
II 10 fact. II man 10 feeling worried
how and where to find suitable Christmas
gifts for his wife and family, ho would
save tho question easily by going to Leys
and looking over five hundred and ono
lovely things that arc dear to q woman's
heart. sucn % o u0bby design in o
Chameleon Pin with chain attached for
$3.50. A gold watch can bc bought for .
surprisingly small sum Of money. Silver
Glove and Shoe Buttoners, Fancy Combs,
holders and Pens and Pocketbooks, and
many other acceptable Christmas Gifts
that would take up too much space to
mention. But It's fact that Leys shows
the handsomest Baby Rings in tho city,
and they can be bought for the mere trifie
Of 80 cents and upwards. All Gold Sets,
consisting Of Knife, Fork and Spoon, for
children; price, Si.t0 aud upwards. And
many other pretty, dainty articles TO
please tho baby heart, such 40 Pins, Silver
Mugs, Plates, etc. You con 60 to Leys
and buy your family and friends some
pretty gift all around, and not break you
either. Il 10 also q fact, II people would
like to "blow" themselves on choice
Diamondss Opals, En,eralds. Pearls, Fine
Clocks. Gold-Headed lanes and Gold.
Headed Umbrellas and numerous other
costly and beautiful trinkets, they will GET
full value In exchange for their money,
and be courteously received and shown
all 0oods NJ