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L,...k Bs.ss. for de- Pale Alto Stakes.
san FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-The track was .tin
slushY TODAY. SUMMARIZE.

,SAS FRANCISCO, Dec. s.-Ths track was stiIl
slushy to-day. summaries;
First ~RAce-About six furlongs; selling. Jim Flood
los dsom), 4 TO 5, won; Huensnie, lO3 (ChsValieTI, 4
70 Tim i 'eeonai Victory S0 e. cockrAs)' 30 to 1. third.
Second Race-one mile and . quarter, ThornhiII,
Ill tSulliNanl 5 To 8, woA; Sir Reel, ITO II. CaTTI
third. Time, 2 23L
Third kAce-AbOut IiK furlonks: Palo Alto sIaks..
tw9yssI olds: value q 300. Gallant no q, CARR 3
Clay nny ne (Henrcksl, 8 to 1, third Time, IsiOL.
Fourth kAee-short course, steepleehAse. Ingot, l65
lhClnerneyl . TO 1, won ArgentA, 146 IN. Casey q
60 . second Dick ohAllsy, lsS t~sanfOrdl, $ % /,
Fifth R~Aee-,AbouI siT furlonEs: selling. TartArian.
ia lClAncey(, z TO l, won; Charles A.. 1O4 ~. Carr,
Time. 1:lBL.
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what D~usr.ven's New Yacht VIII Look
Like.

LONDON, Dec. s.-The Yachting World. In
speaking Of the yacht to be built for Lord Dun
raven for the purpose Of contesting for the
Amerioe's cup, says that she will probably COM
bine the good points of the vlgilant and Britain
MIA. She will be a keel. not a cen:reboard, and
will have more beam and q follower floor than
the Britannia has.
Lord Dunraven will shortly bring an action
against Mr.. A.. ID. Clarke. owner OF the Satanita,
for damages for the sinking Of the Valkyrie last
summer.
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The Saginaw KID" Breaks |. Bsu. d.
Both Wrists.

DENVER, Col, Dec. s.-Paddy PurtsIl. the Saginaw
Kid" and Billy MehAn of san Francisco, welter
weights, battled at the Central Theatre this morning
for = purse Of $500. Bat Masterson refereed the
match. In the third round the Saginaw Kid" broke
. bone In his right ~ rist and In the NTH broke !
bone In the left wpht. lie continued plnckiIy, how.
ever, against those odds until the twenty. nrst round,
when he save up the battle. There was no loser 5 end
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Football Notes.

The Greenpolnt y. ". c. A.. defeated the employees
Of the Union Leauge Club III New York at association
football, on the Y. NJ. G. A. grounds yesterday, by a
score OF fve goals to nothing,
HARrvoRp, Conn, Dec. s.-The st. Josephs A. G. Of
ThompsDnville defeated the st. Francis I. A. n. Club
Of TOrrington In a game of football for the amateur
championship OF The State on Trinity grounds this
afternoon by . score OF ~ to o. The game was very
rough.
HENrsTEAD. l. J., Dec. s.-The Queens Football Club
OF this place and the eleven OF the Conqueror A. G.
Of Hampstead were to have played here to-day for
the championship Of the county. The Hempsteads re.
fused to play unless supported by men from 81, PauI's
school, queens refused, The latter claim the cham.
DiDnShip-
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HARRrBRs REoRezNIzH
Ready 60 Take Fart In All the Fri.eips
RuHa OF the Season.

RuHs OF the Season.
This latest athletic organization In the vicinir
OF New York. the Spartan Hsrriers Of Brooklyn
was organized at an enthusiastic meeting Of tn,
trail followers held at tho club house Of tn,
Ataisnta A. c. last Friday night. John l.. Lam
bert, The old-time Pastine A. @. walker. pre-
sided, and President John J. Byrnes Of tn,
Atalanta a. G. oficiated N Secretary. II VA
decided 10 hold a big Invitation cross-countr
run this afternoon. starting at $50 o'clock from
tho club house. Sixty-hfth street and Fourth
avenue, Brooklyn. On next Friday night, start
ing from the same rendezvous, a moonlight roat
run will he held. The Hsrriers will enter theh
full team in the Hudson county. n. j., cross
country handicap. on Christmas bay.
The new club promises to be a success. "
ifty-one charter members signed the roll an(
paid In their dues. The llowin officers wer,
elected: President, Augustus Peverely; Vice
President John l.. Lambert;. Recording Score
tary, John J. Byrnes; Financial Secretary, MI
Williams; Treasurer, Martin F. Nee; Captain
Samuel T.. Freeth: First Lieutenant. William
j. Mills; Second Lieutenant. William Eaddie
At the conclusion Of the meeting the oficeri
entertained the charter members with q staa
smoker and collection.
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SPORT At
studeats OF the BrookIya Academy DO
Clever WORK In the " 9yaa."

- eI-
The nrst InterschoIastIc handball tournament of
the school year was begun In the gymnasium Of the
Adelphi Academy yesterday morning. Teams O fhand.
ball players representing Adelphi and ST. Francis Col,
lego OF Butler street Brooklyn. were the contest.
ants. The games are for the scholastic hAndball
played, aAi the AdelPhl boys were successfui In
Winning ~ but Two o. them. bahSock a player q
game Bsbeoek Was defeated b b 6oSdbSan. Who ono ela nrsdi
sssssga, y H.: ssyOsss s.s sas': y SSas, Academic ssa fis' 6sp:Is
% %ss I5Is sarp Tss ss' SsioS Sf S MIs S2 GSsr Hsss1es
by LAngdon. The scores OF the games follow;
Isl siesrn;, I%Hdeip5ip, beat pf Farrell siof s.. FI aasiph al "a
P PslsSf5i A &dsYPhI. beat beat G Mafonsy. S. s. fT Tsnsi. ga:
SteArns, Adelphi, beat Donovan, ST. Francis. 2i-I4;
E@s$sioin, A 3dsHPRi, OS Sss, f tiafEin. s. s. t F;aSs.. ssii--55;
The fsssO sosia p. ssaae VIM Of Ss e ssSa2ss: ASs,Phs id1iI;
MORNING on the 81; Francis boys uOurt.
= ON isstF t dd.IIi .tt.t SSs'S.'' s EVER ff fseo1d. IN we're En-:
s9aHs q. In Hab putting S,5 ,as sSsivs,Po1Rd shot DstmeT
inches and IN The same event James broke che Junior
iSs iaHlSI TsSSIa 81 de .sspaias GbSqsd ja$P pt ~ )
ment record for the same event BY Inch The sum
sl.is' Van EysTsn and Robinson ) ds az 81 Feet /
ineh Junior middle class; Won BY DetmeT, With 80
isst 9 lachssi Gunaison. 20 feet second. Academic
s,a.diDs 5rosd oniOT middle Glass; WOaby
ksssTns, s%iiSR tssssts a .1sSs ' S=sPSItS MEAT Mon s{
BoArdsley, With Z feet
BE- = t6irsyySrd dam and a potato race. s'sn" "in
LAhAyette's Baseball rIzAS TOF Next Year.
EAsToH. Dec. s.-Ths students OF Lafayette COLLEGE
are snthnSlAItie over the prospects for = good baseball
team next spring. They have elected crswsll captain,
and there Is abundant material for : strong nine. The
college no" has enclosed grounds, and the football
season Just closed shows the AdyNnLase OF this IN
greatly Increased receipLA Capt Crsweu hAs engaged
the players IL viii take them Ia hand foT iS DO
Mork s0ou a'teT the next tern Cpena by the time
outloor plAJ can be lLdulsld IA Tie mcu wall h. hi
last year VII rsIIalu Al college
There l. = pAu on foot for . league bet geeu L=hlgh-
Columbia, Wesleyan, and lafayette. Then there viii
Lr AZ enort made 20 secure Them with Princeton
ale knlssr4hy Of Pennsylvania HArEard. COrarIL
and other e0lsgeA
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Land and Water OF Dec. l comments on m.
NST FORK A. c. scheme for an internston.i
athletic tournament az follows:
A heutera telegram, dated New YoFk No "a
steIes The Ne. York Athlrtlc Club il desn.tehfse
nlhslt-uon 20 the London Athleuc Club M ssnd
eSm 70 america 10 colnpste la q Eerles 81 sporu. -
Iela gnaer the auzplces OF the former" ko f.rTSs
hAsS not settled anything about The pr5,os-3
an Selond bredln and shAW Il L untksis
aStsLSoss Toetde y ALE 70 nAhs rspEsssS.
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THREE HUNDRED DANES OF CHESS.

The world owes q great dea: to the German chess
master. Dr. SteRbert Tarrasch. He was the nrst Ger.
man amateur to carry away q first prize in the inter.
national tournaments Of the German Schachbund,
and many q lesson no gave by means OF his games.
When II became known that he intended to publish q
book on 800 games he had played with experts. great
things were expected. The book made Its appearance
In this city last week, and IL say the least it has come
up to expectations. I. Is to he hoped that some enter
prisinR firm here will at once make arrangements for
n translation into English. The book contains 500
lnart3 pages, ani. the games are .liberally illustrated
with diagrams. In the collection he gives his contests
against some OF the most celebrated experts OF inter.
national fame. Appended Il o.Ie OF these games,
which has NOT baCn .IIlliahed I'm fffR gtux.
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The boys who VIII Lock Oss rsp Lsus
Islands Intsrests.

By invitation of Secretary y. U. Alexander Of ss
New York Interscholastic A. A.. the Long Island Inter
scholastic Athletic League will be represented at ths
former. meeting At Berkeley school next TUESDAY. for
the purpose OF comforting as to the best method OF
combining the two organizations President Munson
% the Long Island League has selected a. delegates Il
sutute Preparatory School. and Jordan OF Pratt In
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A he4dsLEtss,itb a scratch II the cue ball after
SOn4ct Win al oblect ball does not strike . cusk lon;
blt Al oblrct ball be driven - the cushion in the
9stey stroke the player ave. himself frOn forfeit
~ = act naccaaTy 90 mAke both cue Gnd Oblect AL
sr3s = Sa.hi0a u sAfsV ~.
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Oaesrs OF the KsAtHsky TrsttIaE HOrss
breeders AssSeIatOA-

~LEXISGTOS, Dec. s.-H. C. Mcdowell was
elected President OF the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders Association here this afternoon.
L. A. Upton was reelected Secretary. The Vice
Presidents are r.. II. Johnston and X. r. Tod
hunter. Two meetings will DO held next year.
the midsummer meeting. July / To Q. and the
fall meeting. Oct. 8 70 l2,
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DIR 10 CLERKS no W..
Insis R.bber Comb Company Te.w Loss
Two Poorly Played Canes.

The drug clerks continued their tournament ct
Reeds alleys yesterday afternoon. Some rstuins
good scores were made. while n few Of the men failed
to reach the century mark. The India Rubber Comb
Company players, who made such a fine record during
the early part OF the competition, received another set
back. They were minus the services OF Norton.
who scored 285 two weeks ago. They were easily
beaten in both games. The scores:
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Totals. .....6 l43l Si8 Total,
nIErn nAE


in Thu q. sSssTib.s 4 League a; tss .sn .a.t q, ed . sS%s. d sss,s
and A. 4 alleys on Friday night The StS%nHe'' ''e''
FIRST GAME.
Ea slSs%n'lf i.s s,'l fss sa@ A. ,s ST. + H. H. G c:::itS Isl;
ch ESissili' 49, Is; badger lad Mo III! Esi,d lsSi i kss'c9 TS1s,, &c;
SECOND GAME.
E9 slSS%1. iis c'f 4sG sas a isl III !: Il !: e e.::iss; ii77d6 IL:
ch ESissllle 4 !, k ks1t.S dry b,j IsSSj K,ssohi.% l a.
on T Rs,S New r JIsf5,e yy. sef,iGn !. 4, 4 7; U. game. at Newark
Hs arRsass'i ls7 III Mee aSSem i5s;; Neon Me-; fiq ss: son Ia;
igiIi sayre. I65; Franks. lis; Dennis. i55. TotaI.
sAmeris.IIHelt1m.np, ia; Booth, lssi Cooke, 1877:
RRIsnsqrT I2s; Diehenbach. In; woodland, lbs.
T6sdiIp team won both Of the New York Section B
Friday night The scores;
FIRST GAME.
s. snpI i5si S:id dssi CHRISTI 81, i TSii. RPeS ST, 1885, Has.
ltS; 4. pumssaaS iss I'll Rus a1% I ( 'rG 1gsi IA aa.s'ett
SECOND GAME.
rS SaMMPDm%SneliIisny l lSg; Fs!lon' Itsi zimmerman. 1888
a as9. iS'' l. Damah.df' 1888 thompson 1853, Total.
The Oriental Empire, and Washington team. broke
FripAy night The scores;
FIRST GAME
se STs E issi zz. sSii l Ssilh 4a;.rl it 81, Herman i7'i
unprecedented, IFS; LabasohI. 1870; W, smith,
i54; La Due, 1917; Geo. smith, 100. Total, sos.
SECOND GAME
its! .zas snS. ~ PTs e. eSS1s' re TO- r sSsIr; is'' A. Coin.
las; LAhasOhr, l54; W. Smith.
100; La Due, ls2; q. Smith, 1871. Total, $40.
THIRD 0AaE-
orientAl-Stein, 1875; Glllhaus. ia: Herman. Ibl.
schneider. 1877. label, 1877. Total, 7O4.
Arlington Steinberg, 100; Schin, 1871; A.. Cohn.
lsz: Zena. l22; q. COhn, 1888. Total. 72S.
on THURSDAY night, at Newark, the Americas out
game. The score.
Amerlca-kol6 1893; Gedney, 1877; Brandorf, l7o;
d5ippS 10; pisfen6ach 20; h%eltzmann, 200; Booth,
Lnden-SAsser. l25; smith, IB6; w. PERI. S0S:
ChestsrnSld, 1885 Dickson, III; J. Perry, l8l; Edin.
1877. swat
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Tks Ms-sIsbSHs CrIekstsrs WIu rI.S =
CaHaalAa Teas

LoNDoS, Dec. s.-A representative Of the
United Press to-day had an interview with the
would welcome a visit from a Canadian team
and would arrange for a match with them. tho
slah
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At meeting Of the Uncle Sam Bowling League on
"Wednesday night the following schedule MAS Adopted
jan I-OrchArd. AuTanlA, and Cyclone.
Jan. S-JumbO, Oriental, and Gotham.
Jan. iO-sanhattan, Blocker, and KrakehliA.
Jan riparian Empire, and kosedAle.
Jan. lt-Fidelia, Palmetto. and Golden Rod,
Jan lo-Aurania- krakehlia, and Oriental
Jan l!-Lyelone, Jumbo, and Blrecker.
Jan hl-GothAm, Orchard. and Manhattan.
Jan z5-hrakehllA, spartan, and Fidelia-
Jan. Golden Rod. and Blocker.
Jan. xo-hosedAle. Manhattan, and Palmetto.
Jan. 2S-CyclOne, Gotham, aud spartan,
Jan 30-OTlentAl, Orchard. and Empire.
Jan ol-bleecker, Auranla, and EdeliA.
rep S1Olden kod. kFakehlia, and Jumbo
feD. o-OHsntal, Palmetto. aud Cyclone.
req f-SOtham. bleeckeT, and ROsedAle.
EeD- e-Auranla, spartan, and Manhattan.
zen ll-FtdeliA. Jumbo, and Orchard.
REQ. l|krakehltA, Empire, and Cyclone.
rep it-hosedale, Golden Rod, anu Oriental.
Ee1 ls-Palmetto, Spartan, aud Jumbo.
req Gotham, and kidelia.
Eeb xl-krakehlta, Orchard, and ROsedAls.
req zo-Golden Rod, Gotham, and AuFaniA.
keD, 2l-Cyclone, E1dela and Hosedale,
req xo-OrtentaL. Bleecker, aud spartan.
March EAuTania, Empire, aud Palmetto.
narch SMAnhattan, Golden Rod. aud CYCLONE
siAFcn l-faimelto. bleecker, and Orchard.
siarch s-FldellA. Oriental, aud Manhattan.
ttAIch !l-JumIo, Hosedalc, and AuraniA
MArch Riparian, Orchard, ami Golden Rod
MArch lA-9Otham, kFAkehlia, ana Pahnstto
AAfeh Manhattan, and Jumbo.
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DUN cHEss CORNER.

PROBLEM no. oss-BY v. EHHsNsTrrN, PRHLLEr-
KtRcHEN, AUSTRIA.
nIAcK-KIuuf rTEcEa
x on X 4; r on X Kt 2; Kits on X p ana X 81 ~ on
10, X 2, X 2, and B6
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K on X q on Q Il .; Kt on X KIT Z; d on Q D 8; Ps on
4. OBJ o, 2, u X 2, and X o.
wHITK-SISE PIECES.
white to play and mate In three moveaL

Mass Yet Another. New York Once More, New York:
Fred Engel, Brooklyn: w. W. Kearnc, Jr, Hoboken.
N.J;; A. ,onlt,ow. Tsw York; 4; W, whynann New
BROOKLYN; At Last, New York; A. N. wardmann.
Rrooklyn; St McGrath. New York. Easy; Drooklyn;
New York c; o. Flensbury, Boston. Mass; Joseph
Bradley, Brooklyn.
As. regards No. gal THE suS ewes an apology, mas.
mnch as the position was given wrongly on the dia-
gram, White 3 king md bishop ought to have been
placed on y = and X Z respectively. The solution to
the problem will therefore be held over.
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FIRST EV
Hs9alcsg " ssp.,.ke. at three birds, ties mis-. an,


Allowance handicap sweepstakes at seven birds
those handicapped at 20 and "a yards, one miss as no
bird: those handicapped at 20 yards and under, one
miss as q XII IS entrAncc.
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bloomfield Cycle and A. Al. L. Cassitt, III
h9erster; hi9i Thomas ISL +. NJ. Cassitt, 10
Roseylne A. A.-woodrun, 100; Ketcham, I4s
ChediSter, III; Badger, i72; Baldwin. la. Total. zoe
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MaDa de Puert0-Rlco

Este preciOBo maps fgura Ell feFrocarril de
Circunvalaci6n cen sus ramaleu principalev, cor
las Was iRteriores que deben completsr la rod de
ID isla Es reduCci6s del que IA Oompanfa conce
sioBaria de nutBtros fsrrocarrileu ha formado y
adoptado para 50 aerviCio y ha sido raproducido
en- relieve del que existen dos ejsmplares, uRo eS
Jss ofciRss de Ia Oompanfa y otFo on las de Gober
HaCi6n. Rsce parte del foleto Etude anr lef
chsmiUs fer aecondaries de Porto Rico pnblics.
do en- Paris por ell sehor Lu hstti, cuya trtdua-
ci6R anotada en- cABtellano, estk en- preparaci6n.
Sc vende cincuentA centavos accompanies COZ
81 diSgrama del produeto brute de Ia secHi6n de
IL Capitsl A ecibo durspte 81 primer samestre
de Csda uao de lSS afen 1892 y l893) N 81 alma
cen de doa Pedro Giunti en- ID impreGts de sucsSo
res ]. ]. Aeosta en- o. stpes 3io del aaAor serTa.
10 en ell psIscio de Ii Expotici6n.
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~ BARon AHnRrOAAo 800

La tierIa qus eRCentraba aobe IL MADEIRA se esz6
10 Bacax = cAbsza r. hsyo may pEe fundo Ge-
Mia ojOs l. alsUra del suslo po veklo todo ca a.
meats ac1Gs ess mpaAD IumDEera que favorece Goa
los pbohss qas los et aeGaou de los homDres husradea
LA hoBns1a del vlyaC que hsoaa sido Conducidos
Eths sAcerdoss estaDa 10 establishments si7B para
40 aumorar aAo la oniA dsl iago deando profaAda
ql3 estaba Ia aspa.tu T. III wbusY No
tsnia sn coatrA p1eoaD,ndad guam de vhto.
guia las sIlnetas de uesuestrados as de
sus eafcsleAos &DsDsAsmos conf4Aar as sque mo-
msRt sntenvMts drAm&tCo con aoarIRH ceosa 81
pequsno punto umiAoso qae tormAbA q ppA dsl
pg1 t-erts aspracaoA2 Misntras IS prcRaRksna
como que poltnao ecuairiA en- soeoxxo de
los lsoasG0a taAtO que rsprlmfa su impacleAca
Oyo Lac prl4neraa Deli enaGlOAes.
Rl CaAt9 del rnssnor osuIto On L. espeuura de loI
ceEcAnos bsques h4O sra Jsgacado menos
que aqueoB dlgpa1oa Que oraH ID Ua-
vaCaon a hbettad
Vlo var1as sombraz que u agithban Corlfan. Ha-
nia aovlnaao 81 ataqne compenda lA gehada; luog0
apeEc bio GEaAob leHeAaEdo coras6A sln que
nonldO hubea pAaado per oldog 81 gt dc terror
EtneL Vlo que d.rgia haCla al; tom6 impulse
do HAto lanzo 1ue1a ataud 0o Id de ,Rtnra,
HI efeCto NO pod1ia dsacrblae Fu6 atsrxadors
Aquel mUsrto nalenao de BumEa tomo preparedness
tAntastiCaa
lAntoaioI Observation-Disclosures huysndO loS
bandidos
dnasol EssOnoc6 u pu1to HaWbuzyi eato eA &
aq1el qulen e1eia hanef deAao % 81 caaboEo cQn ~
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sol B1sl5oEnoA Dn aA oOanasroaDnaaA .Dn Pro-R1oon

dnario esoS eEtuChes de Ia musrts FL priaionsro pudO
legar enSorvar POGO las rodlas encogex Las pier
na isrCsRdo de este modo prsslOn WgOsosa sobrs
ID cueTta ~ poSo tlspo que Csaian
nlllos al eaHo de Hawbpry poaiA preu&ta los
ca sRet0Eel dc ataudas seguros de Ia docd&d dc los
paciantss iEgsaaa o. PsEtosconAE tfEmAr Las CO.
nadnras de euAS pasi0nes dc nlsncio.
HaWDarY evant6 an poOo IL Cubierts, enaaneh6 sen.
sbiemente pequena aDoEtars que fteiatAba C1Ecua
del aiEe sBpfo cos aABa vlsRt1 de ls norha
III aira era svidentsmsAte hdmedo mai sano IN
yiyo oRdinario hubiexa cOaSatAdo Coz 81 s pare
aepuItura Corrompan soplo emhalsa $40 oue
oossandia de Las Psro HawouEy 10 respraba CON
dscia nuneh perfumados aromas cscos Caatadop nor
los post causAon tanto 1sgsCo hesron horscsr tan
tAH eHpsI AnzaB como az lslla tKesCUra do RGpacxo
AhoEa que ya 80 AAba hecho veAtana y tenia
ms probsbilldAd de vida, HAwbu1y daibeE6 c9n MAJ
tr&nquiidad.
sin Ethel Din 81 peigro que ella COrSfa que podfa
breve heCho saltar elatRud u hbls soatsnor
lucha los banddoa, % hubierA laMzAdo dc ID
musrts 4 Id vlda 1Fe1o evaaon su rebur1eeci6n no
podgA IL aenal ue il nueEte para g1 queEda Kths2
Habia dido muy bien oomprendiaO que Gnasol ha.
hla ncargado de cuapda los bandidoB iParo unde
sstahanY lUogca de 62 lIEa ea 81 oosque2 H6
sqai qpe gaoraba peso qQe, dsspueH de todo poda
ver
EI medic meior de es miraYs HaWnurY no ole
rumor aguno deHhEandose tueHa de s cajA ocutkndo
ae, poaris vigllaz log sltededoras
HechsB eata1 IeasxioneH HAWbury loYant6 Is Cubsr.
"a cln aban mAnOS dsitndcAe Or apsnau " crugido.
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pero eu tauta mi deadieha
que btotAlon paaio aEIaB
"a abe astsd Que q casa aarcia

-Ya Gabe ustsd que se Casa Garcia
-lNoventa mil duTos de dots y otros cien
mil en- ps1upectivaI SQu6 tal2 lY luego diceR que
ol amer CD ciegol
-FG6 ciego antsa; psro dsada que Il cien-
cia ha adstantado tanto, le haa heCho u opera
Oi6n de las eAtaxatas
Un amigo trOpiezs con otrO que CORE por
ID callO como IN los0.
Adonde vas taR ciego7 preguata 81 afro
pellado.
En- bu ca de ma repRraCi6n.
~ POr las aamAE2
No, cen teia yeBo. Tsngo una gotsra
On casa y corro ver q propietarjO'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-11

ha iuvas tud ardiente y atYeyids
20 entregs 6lapasi6n porque 10 asv.s~te
que, aiendo hijO qusrido Dc Il vida,
u amor eE padre dala muezte.
Fu6 una mujeE am&nte,
de nm cora4om tan noble como tieYMo,
que le hizo conocer que olvid6 81 Dante.
mas de veinte auplicios en- 81 "In6erno"
Penaaba solo es 81; mas IA ea % etpsBa.,
y habla eon II penssndo en- otra ccss.
IAYl La viIt1d ds IN cogaz6n sencillo
siempre ne halla sntge 81 yunque y el mSrtiln.
OAMPolMoR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-11
Sc vende Barata

Una bomha aletoria 10 2. cor 50 vklvula Gus
rents orho pies de tubevfa de hierro gslyssiEf.
do. Hs tanidn solo dos meses de ugo.-D'rSi
rsH6B OTisto No ii, altos. 6-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-11
EMPRESA
gE HAPORES ESPAROLES cORRE0S DE Las ARHLLA
z YTRAsPoRTEs MILITAREs DR.
EOBREJV'OS de HEBRERA
HABAMA


eotuarAn sada deade
dlas 10 lb 20 - de cada onco de tArdt
diAs de LABOR ias dooe dei dla los resdvea.
81 s5at II LIHEA De O0BA
solo hsts Santiago Vapcro8 que
Los dc IS tOsarAa Euevt PusrtO-PGdre 8bG
AayaE, BsEacOR, Guantanamo Cuba.
E 10 nara mismas exception MsyAT
adenaa SsguA de Tan&m0s
Todos VericaRd0 saidAa
eeOtuandOse entradaa HGDans oOrrepORdle
de 49, q de Oada mea.
NnGunO YapOres 8nAntAnAno
& sL1E&A Db PUHkT0-k1OO.
sasn los ds " Los VaPores haosn serVoe de y
ii del 10 oOa en- Hnevitas Gbsra BaraoOa o..
OaboHaano PortAurnce PasEO Plata Ponce, MAyAsR
AguadIa Juan Puerto ROO Al
nlaEnOa pUert0ss
IA pOr Nuevitas GbsrA BaraooA 6uantanao q,
banO Domingo fonee MAyagaez Agaada J0n de Ea
ketOEnaran sendO de Puert0O0 ios diaa e Eeapsehl
Cuba da 50 negAnd0
oohaa corTesPondtentes de " a de oada mes.
&ngunO dos Vap0Ee8 tocaEn eotOEnO 6uat
RRuaO.
LINEA DE OAIBARIENs
Todos Ios vApor aue, tooAnd
loo on "a 1saDeA eagua hesGra ObaEteR los me0e
ReOEna8 aiendo De OpaE1eA 1usve depues de hoaC
de paaoss eScaA en- sagua egAza Ia Habans ~
odos los yiernes s ds ID de saIds otro rspor aue t
saiend0 Oaibarten
nsgada del de paaeos toeaEh sagua oa Il ~
- =. REMOLCADOR.
Hane g A0esG pOlsnts para
Ga nADlAds % hehiqgsa ut
aga aaEamentos
SsFvte6O ooStero en Pterto-hico
~ Vapor Avilts hArA este servcio Saliendo de sal
yuan tDd9s los aztes neda una Vaa por 81 Este
crR per q Oess con escalss Ea5s1d0 Hunlacao Al
roDs Ponce, Aayag1eE, Aguadlss ecibo VsesvOrpa-
poltfineEazips poblesaes por AepaEAdo'
Arizona republican., 1894-06-10
PERSONAL.

John H. Hovey of Sentinel, is in the city.
 Hon. T. D. Satterwhite returned to Tucson last night.
 Selim Michaelson will return this morning from short stay with friends at Tucson.
 W. C. Pike of Idaho. and NJ. Hin man of Los Angeles, are registered at the Lemon hotel.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were B. F. Brook, Riverside, and Jas. A. Sexton, Chicago.
 Miss Hattie Crews left last night for her old home in Kansas. She will re- main through the summer.
 Judge Baker will go to Prescott this week to try several cases in which Judge Hawkins is disqualified.
 Joseph Soldini of Tucson, passed through town yesterday on his way to attend l. o. 0. F. grand lodge at King man.
 Herbert Drschman, who has been visiting friends in Phoenix during the past week, returned to Tucson last night.
 Mir. Morris Goldwater of the board of equalization, left last night for Prescott by the way of Los Angeles. He will stop over Sunday at Yuma with Super intendent Gates.
 Col. c. D. Gray, accompanied by his wife and daughter, left last night for their former home at GlenWood. Mo. After the transaction of some business there which will occupy two months, they will return to Phoenix.