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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

En- San Juan hs deiado de existir la respeta
bic sonora dona Inoeencia z iintero, TIA az
nue-tro estimado colega don Ezaqulel Maru
nez Q ,intero, director de La iiustraci6n l''ter
tOrrtqueHa
Acompanamos al amigo en su justa pena.
La prensa de Lugo da cueuta de Grimm al
suceso ocurrido hace pocos dlas en Monforte, y
descubierto recientemente.
Tn labrador de aquela locaGdad fue hallado
muerto por asfxia dentyo de cuba de vino,
que los crminales taparon con tablas piedras
de enorme peso.
Los autores del hecho fneron detenidos por
la Guardia civil.
Durante la ausencia de don Bias Ssenz
Agulrre, queda encargado del Negocsdo de
Instruction P1blica, en San Juan, don Jose
q. del Vale.
Ea VllIamediaua Logrono-y acompanada
de un apuesto gaan ha fugado del donici-
ho conyu gal uua nina de sesanta amos, cuya
eaptura interesan las autoridades de aqueLia
loc@Hdad.
Dee IN coega ds San uan que IN guardia
de orden p1bHco estrope6 violentamente IN
nino quo ia madre de este ht int@rpuesto an
te les trlbunales la consigniAute querelia.
Por que no engian M-l1lla ese raltente
Ali los moritos le ensen4rian peg4r
IA sido puesto en- Gbertad nuestro compa
n5ro 20 la prensa don J re Rodrfguez Avias
director G>l Ei Eco del Comercio
Segua vemos "a un colega capitaleno, nras-
fro e-tmado compa2sro letras don Jose
Contreras R amos emb>ccar8 81 dja 8 de Joio
para la vecns repubic, decaInicaua
Senores m6acos eerato estesuizado para
pomadas asepticas. cin8mol, naftolatc de bis
muto. benzoso cloruro de etilo en- amP@Ila-
cerradas 4 la l&mpara atorniuadas de b 9n-
que. soluci6a de lvon al eornezueo, soiueio.
d. ergotiniaa &c I nret. VINO elixir de h Ia
d4ldo de ,ndu -ango liq 4idos 3 .ow $
q 3ard para lnyecciones hipoternica>. J4Iaba de
to,f4to g-latnoso del doctor Poquet, eGx
de pepsira cocaina de Houie Y vino DE-
aeeste lie baealao cnnoaptunato de hierro d.
Steayns, Far7nacia Goded
E AIqoe5trdm Guyot sirve para preparar inme
diatamen>e exceI-nte aqua de alquitr8n.
Ell flql6tran Guy0t refresca puri6:a IL
-apgre Posee las pIopiedades algestivas de-
aqua de Nlchy ! fortifca los estomagos delica
d.s
Ell 4sguitrdn Gltgot ha sido experimentado
con exito eu los Ho4pitalas de Francia, B5lgi
ca. America coatra las bronquitis, enf-emas.
satarros, anginas Y laringitis granuiosas, enter
nedades de la pie do la veiiga. Es Ia bebida
mas hg 6oca en- tempo d epidenia dura-te
los grandes ealores
. Ba tara los ne leo. de todos los paises
yer vuestro produato para aprciar lnmediata-
mente toda IA imp ,rtancia que tiene y los ser
vlcos que sta llamado prestar E,ta prspa
raci6n creo que sera muy pronto uniye-salmsn
te sdoptada
(Profesor Yin, del Hospital San Luis
Nota Rachacase. como falsihcfs on todu
frasco de Alquitrdn Guyot qne lleve las
1ae Ca L. Fr-re, Paris donde Ia fabricaci6n
del Alquitran dc Gnyot Sc ha trasladado desde
nace mas de veinte amos
t9sCigarrill"s de AS mejores marcas de la
Hsbans los hay de venta en casa de don Luis
Ursulich.
No h y remedio tan efeaz para combatir Ia
auemia la coross otras enfermedades co
mo la .SoIuc6n Vlraf' del icenciado Gadea
Nease ell anuncio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
KALEIDOSCOPE

La corte de Bruselas desea s. steiner
las mejores relacicnes con todas las
Cortes de! mundo, no We con buenos
ojos que los perlodlcos belga Sc tomen
ciertas libertades de lenguaje en- sus pc
riodi ,os con algcnos Soberanos
Por haber dicho que ei Shah de Ter
sia era de esta de la otra manera de
ser, al escritor beIga Hor O'Squar Sc le
ha instruido causa criminal por inj1ria
> TN monarca amigo del rey Lespol
do II. La causa Sc ha visto ante el u
rado. este ha emitido un veredicto
absolutorio para el periodista, que ha
sido, en 81 consecuencia, absuelto, y en-
disposition, por 10 tanto, de juzgar co
mo le Parezca al Shah de Persia
Existe en- Paris IN centso denonjna-
do Maison du peuple en- ell cual Sc h8
organizado cursos de ateismo para pre-
parar Ia inteligencia de los j6venes
adeptos.
Pero es el case que esos cursos no
van a poder inaugurarse nunca. 4 iuz
gar por 10 ocurrido el domingo uitln.o
Era ese dia ei senalado para Ia naugu-
racion y 81 acudieron los individnos
encargados de explicarIos, Ell cambio
tuvo a bien no comparecer ningun
oyente.
Cuando va Sc iban a retirar los ateis
tas entro un sujeto en- la sala, que toma-
ron por adepto. que resulto ser IN
t0rWi8te ingles que, habienjo dido h
blar del particuIarrmostr6 deseos de vi-
sitar Ia Maison du peuple y asistir una
de sus conferencias
La policia yoHkce ha descubierto Ell
terrible complot que habian fraguado
los mineros huelguistaS de Pennsylvania
Estos maquinaban NADIA menos que la
voladura &c todos los edifcios de la po-
blaci6n de WiIkesbaree, y para realizar-
la, reunfan gran cantidad de dinamta y
de p6lvora
Los comprometidos en- ese complot
son muchos, habiendo detenido la poll
cia once de los conspiradores, en- cuyo
poder Sc han encontrado 225 libra- de
materias explosives.
In peri5dico ing'es ha lanzado la
idea de Otganizar una gran suscripCion
para ofrecer con su importe una recon-
pensa nacional a Mr. Gladstone.
E pensamjento ha sido bien acogido
y 81. como Sc espcra, Sc reunen bastan
tes fondos, la citada recompensa consjs
tiria en- regaIarle al great Gilman la ca
sa que en- Londres posef4 el difunto
Principe Luciano B Bonaparte con Ia ma
ravillosa biblioteca hlol6gica que con
tiene
Sc ha pensado en- este, teniendo pre-
sente que Gladstone no tiene residencia
en- Londres y sus granies a6ciones a los
estudios lingui ,ticos
risioldgicamente considerable Ell ser
humane, sab1ase que le eran peculiares
tres fuociones. las De relaci6n, de nu
tricion y de reproduction pero ahora
resulta que en- la fsiologia existe una
gran laguna, y que en- vez de tres, son
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
Sinesto Detgado

Mardo muj4r disputan acaloradamente de-
ante de 81 hjo, nino de siete amos.
ST 10 se dice la muj jar-autes que casar-
me contigo, me hago moria.
y 20, 81 huhiese prevlsto ID que habia de-
pasar, rae pego antes tiro.
La criatura eeha llorar, los padres le
prezuntau:
Il Pero que tienss criatura Por que llo-
ras
-Porque 81 ustedes 10 Sc hubisen casado,
no Sc 10 que habrfa sido de nj, sin padre nj ma
dre.
En- 81 casino
catorce cartas seguidas.
6oaBas =
= En- que hs quedado el proceso que se-
guia usted aquel brib6n que lie robo Glen mil
pesetas2
: Tode esti va arreglsdo; Sc casa con nj hi
ja
En- una tertuIia
Tn bromista presenta uu amigo al dueno De
la casa y e dice
-El eenor Rodriguez, veterinario.
Dispense usted replica este soy doctor
medicna; pAro nj amigo ms llama veteri-
mario porque e be curado varias veces.
Leenos en- un folletiu
Juana segufa desmayads, inmovil gu pail
dez era Ia de- muetta, su inerte cabeza
50 movia de derecha a i1ouerd2 como Ia dc
un cad4ver
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
INTERESANTE :

Hago los hacendados de icorsas destiadores,
al pbco general que dee fecha queda alberto mi
abIecimieno cae :Jobo nnero IL que dedicaa
Ia construction de aam51es continues d payios slema al gapo,
go 7eoto ssel Ha"aos de CABEIoIE 9T' como fo"6'sn
Ell del si8ema especial de "a
Construction composition de evaporadora sePennes
tacbos al elmnadoraS tubers de cobe de todos d
metros ormas bombas para aqua demas todo
niente al ramo de caldereria de cobre
Los trabajos garantzan tano h construction los
nateriales estabecmento estan T de JOS
de Europa America
Ponce Abrl II de 1894 3 m
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
LAGRIMAS

Rec, jo con precancion
Cada lagrima que arrojo,
I asi, cuando las recnio.
Las devus,vo al coraz6n.
ST Va en- tai M nero son
@ 10 para mas no hay lugAr
Les que lograron entrar
Bi-n encerradas las teugo,
l aun 4 veces me entreten go
En- volverlas { Llorar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
MANIFESTATION
n Luis Munoa Rivera.

Ss1or don Luis Munoz Rivera.
Muy distinguido amigo:
Rnegols l. inserci6n &c su ilustrado psrio-
dco de las adinntas Ifneas, por cuyo favor le
anticpa las graoias su atento amigo =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

cuatro las funciones inhereotes al orga
uisGio
Q zen ha hecho este descubrimientc
es {, hsi6'ogo frances Mr.. Richet. que
ia cali6crd esa cuarta function de pro-
iecri6h al 0,.ganIsalo. que. segGo el,
comprende los medios e defensa de g.
te. contra los fsntmenos c6smicos, los
traumatismos, Il parssitismo y los We
nenos exteriores c in>eriores enten
diendose por estos I}timos las diversas
secreciones del cuerpo humane.
Esto 81 que es IN pedido
FL emir de x about acab> dc hace'
con in sastre de Londres un contrato,
por el cual Sc obliga este G!timo / entr~
garle un million de uniformes con 3est'-
no al ejercito. Ia policia y otros funcio-
narios de aquel emirato.
FL sastre londonense ha partido para
k4boul con dos djbujantes, para someter
a Ia aprobaci6n del emir los disenos DC
los diversos uniformes que ha contrata-
DO. Tan pronto como recaiga la sanction
del en~jr. ej sastre regresara Londres
y comenzara la conf4ccion de aquello,
para 10 cual necSsita IN verdadero ejet-
cito de cortadores y c"stureras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
ATENCION

Habiendo llegado nj noticia IA faizi6ca
C, on al por mayor Y al detail que - hace
IN ezra isla de mi iuveuto porteutoso Es-
PzCIFIco SALVADOR, prevengo 6lantropics-
ment, Al pdblico ilustrado. de que 50 inven-
ci6u ll4va IN sello especial en- prospecto y
eubie-ta
JUAN SIERRA URGELL
Jauio IL De 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

r,isiologicamente considerable el ser
humane, sabiase que Ie eran peculiares
tres fuociones. las de relaci6n, de nu
trici6n y de reproduction pero ahora
resulta que en- la fsiologia existe una
gran laguna, y que en- vez de tres, son
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Ricardo J Catarnnet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
Aguiar. Siragusa * Ga,

rven la peddosque h hagan de pape obes bros
banco clase de arculos deescritoo Sc remiten
muestras a solicitud" go
6mIs San Juan, R, Febrero % de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Ha tornado possession del cargo de Juez de
ba instancia & instruction de la villa de Vega
lsja don Mariana Perez Septen
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
SOLED A D

La paciencia es 81 ate de espersr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

No IS paqueno q pleto que Frsncia hs
puesto los Directories de Ia Exposition Uni
vsrsal de Chicago. 81 liugio basa
clsmaci6n de IN milonajo de pesos que la
rep1olica francesa hace por perjuicios da1os
"casionados 4 los exbibidores en- el fuego del
edifeio llamado De los fabricantes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

- Ntng6n csIzado extrangero ppede Gonna
rarse con 81 Que confeccioua en- Ponce dcn R4
mon Rosado antique dueno de La Yaucaha
Para convencer9e de ello hay que vIsitar 81
establecmento de don Luis Ursuch en- Gu
yos aparadores existen varias mueetras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19
Laenos en- an folletin

Juana segufa desmayads, iumov gu pail
dez era Ia d. muerta su inerte cabeza
SO movia de derecha izquerd2. como Ia dc
un cad8ver
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

Ell arbtrio sobre tabas del mereado, para
carnes. debia subastarse aver. en la cantidad
lie cuatro nil pesos, que 6gura en- presupues-
to
FL remate qued6 desierto por .falta de I;cita
dores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

= suministro de aguas fue rematado aver
por nuc>tro amigo don Ciemente Martin la
"a IA de- sis mil ochocentos once pesos
Doscientos 2uce pesos mas De 10 que tien
envlado presnrGssto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-06-19

En- Areoibo eziste infoidad de cssos de tos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Secretary BogArdus. 81 the brooklyn city Rail-
road Company. denied Yesterday morning that the
company had compounded the trouble with Its
men, and also denied that the company had made
any concession.
Or Thomas =. Norris brought n suit for damages
AGAINST the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
Yesterday for alleged personal injuries he received
while driving I'm a sleigh January -. 1885 He says
H.. ran into one Of the grlers Of the structure.
He declares that the accident due to the com
pany's not having proper lights to give warning
that the girl-r was lying in the street.
Two now committees were appointed yesterday
hv President Houck. Of the Board OF Education.
The one on Teachers Pensions is Commissioners Nc
Lean. Higgins uarkncss. Cuyer. Somers. King
and Clark. The other committee Is 20 raise money
for new schoohOuses. ami Is made up OF Commits
slorers King. Thompson and McNamce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
YONNERS.

The appointment Of Senator Robertson OF West
chester the Senate Committee on cities gives
satisfaction to Republican taxpayers of lonkers
who hope for change IN the method OF passing
legislation affecting the interests Of the city "hich
will Dee more satisfactory than the system In vogue
in recent years Brother Edward. director Of
the boys department of -. Marys PIrochial School
is spending q few weeks with the Rev. Brother
Leontne at the Catholic protocory at West 'hes-
ter. Brother Edward is Commissioning from a severe
attack Of pneumonia. Several promotions have
been made in the Fourth Separate Company Cor
Ioral \. W. Nugcnt passed the examination for
sergeant AMI rrivates John Martin ana charles
T.. Malinson passed examinations Cor corporals.
Tn" Committee on Entertainment OF the 1on-
kcrs Yacht club mas decided to hold a reception on
Friday evening January 70. at Odd Fellows Han
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican County Committee. Grand Opera House Han
p IN.
Mercantile Exchange meeting. 10 n m
j. G. Van Dykes lecture Metropolitan Museum OF ATT
II n. go
Frank NJ Chapmans lecture. Museum OF Natural HIS
tory. p. m.
Thirteen club dinner Gcrach. s:i3 D. m.
Anti-Wilson bill mass-lnceting. No. $40 West foiV-
nintl-st. y. IN.
Rutgers Female College Aumnac. Hotel New Ne'her-
land. II a. IN.
Free lecture by william panmar. Coorer Union p m
Colonial club dinner to \. II. Scott evening.
Lecture by W H. Gibson. Manhattan Athletic Club The
atrc. p.
scboomasters Association Columbia College. 10 go
Young Womcn's Christian Association entertainment NO.
I West Fftoenth-st.. p IN.
Manhattan Chess club No l05 East Twenty ST.
\ d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
yru.yOEK,S SOCIIL PROBLEMS.
WEIT-KNOWN ME% WILL DISCUSS i"rN
SERIES OF MEETINGS TO BIZ HELL
OK THURSDAY.


SERIES OF MEETINGS TO BE HELD
ON THURSDAY
An inaccurate statement, in which there were many
orrore was published on Thursday morning Du' Ho.
in any Of the papers connected with the 'hi'eu
Press, which represented that series Oh ''''''i'S
in the interest of good municipal government Wo"'u
begin that evening in Amty Building. No. "l- "eS'
Fiftv-fourth-st The first meeting wlll De ne'H "'N
Thur.lay evening. and will be followed Dy T."
others on alternate Thursday evenings wheh ''e
following subjects will be discussed: The Need oi
a Positive Municipal Programme. ne ~ 81 r,
Snirit ''\.v,-York's Workers, = W OK > ~.
n,ndonts'' New Works II buses. New- ! oIh
Saloons" New York's Amusemcnts, . NeW-l V ~,
SEEDS" New York's Thorough ares 49,, New ,i On
for Eew- Workers" "New-Iorks Political lTos-
y"cts.' -, n. ! oic,b TOR,
The meetings arranged by the stcv le,S"t V
Williams pastor of the Amity Baptist thurch' 1T.
William Howe Toman. secretary OF the 'lt.
Vigilance League: Samuel Zane lIatton: Ieccnuy %
Philadelphia. where he WAS a member OF me Muicl
bal League and William Scudamore "A memDer Vi
Good Government club D. Chancellor HcniS "
NacCracken. Of the University of the CITY OF Nv ,
York will preside at the first meeting me KY
Mr. Williams will be the principal speaker FROM
nent presiding officers ana speakers VIII be pr"seh
at each meeting and the subjects already selected
will be supplemented by others when VIII De orleny
discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
NEWS FROM TIE, SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

y NEKNVN.
Father Flynn. priest In charge Of the Church or
the Sacred Heart. at Mount Vernon. has had plans
completed for the construction of a new rectory
ana hall Of instruction in South Ffth-avc.. on prop
erty adjoining the church plot. The new rectOry
VIII be Of pressed brick. and viii b. twenty-nv" f"et
front and fifty feet dep The other building or
academy. VIII be- ON the porth side OF the old roc
tory, with frontage OF thrty-hvc feet ana depth
of siXty-ihr.c feet II viii be thre" stories in
height. with large and w"l-appointel class rooms.
Edison Lewis. one Of the Fire CommissionciS;
VINO has a large clothing house in Workers, as Wen
as in Mount Vernon has present d to IN" destitute
unemployed of NOnkors clothing to the value OF 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
SOME BUSINESS RESUMPTIONS.

Little Falls y. Y. Jan. 12.-The Lion Knitting
MIL at s. townsville has resumed operations after
a shutdown of two months
Montpelier. VT, Jan. 12.-The Capital Granite
Company one Of the largest granite cutting cstab-
lishments in the State. started mp yesterday with
full force OF men, after a long period of idcness.
Other granite firms win start this week Many
orders have been received recently
Wilmington Del Jan 1.-THE machine shops
OF the Pussy a. Jones Company, which have been
shut down for nearly two months will star; up
soon Orders for machinery have been received that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
NEU-JER SEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Mayor Wanser Of Jersey City, has vetoed the
appointment bv the Board Of Finance Of william
Brinkorhon as corporation counsel and James :.
Erwin as corporation attorney. The veto Is based
on the ground that the appointments were irregu-
larry made The message viii be presented at the
next meeting II the board. and the former law
settled.
Annie Dixon. six years oil. fell from the fourth
story window Of her home. No &j SeNenth-st.
I.rs.v CIV 10 the ward in the rear Of the house
on Thur lay evening. and escaped without injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
7RAYvFER or PROPERTY BY LEVI P. NORTON

Tx.N ice President Levi p. Morton AMI his wife
have transferred o. Isaac L. Smith for consIdera-
ton Of a. the following property Nos. -. to l3S
West Ninciv-cighth-st. 1n To l5l West Ninety
seycnth-st aud I3I and - West Ninety scventh-st
The property is subject to mortgages aggregating
s92l a., AT A., Der cent The deed signed trans
ferring tho property by Mr. Morton while he WAS
In Paris on December -. 1885 and was flied with
The Register OF Ncw-Nork city yesterday. The
facts OF the transfer have already been published
IN The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BREVOORT- EN- Secretary George NJ. Robson Of N'"-
Jersey. FIFTH AVENIE-Henry Hitchcock "i -
Iauls and Henry s. Little Of Trenton. " j. GilSEh
John Boyd Thatcher. Of Albany. HOLLAND "h'""'
Henry clifford. 81 Maine. VICTORTA-General Frames
Fcsscnden. Of Portland. Ne WINDSOE-Colonci Raven
III of wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

4 BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACTUAL AND
NOMINAL ASSETS


4 BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ACTUAL AND
NOMINAL ASSETS.
The schedules Of William Y. McCracken IL CO..
railroad contractors. Of 80. 30 Wall-s, in the as
signment of William Y. McCracken. the Iiquidaths
partner. made on December 2G were filed yes'eria!'
They show direct liabilities. Sligo iJ9 contingent
liabilities S264 ~; nominal assets Si64H0; actual
assets. $7j4l93 The greater part OF the estate Is
pledged as collateral security for loans, ana the
actual value Of the assets not 50 pledged when the
assignee may be able to take possession Of. is less
than 81 100 Among the assets are 81 consol!atrd
bonds Of the Louisville. It. Louis and Texas Kan
road Company. nominal value. SSiI'n, actual NdIu
Sl08.0O: r2J9 shares Of same company, hoinlhdi
value 81 90 ~. acual value $11; il~ shares Ken
lucky Improvement and Construction company
nominal value $4,000 actual value 800; l3S SHARES
American Loan and Trust Company. nominal NIiu,
S3SO0O actual value none. lands in Kansas. noinlaI
vain" SlS123. actual value $}DWD: account win
Neil Macdonald, nominal value S2jS.No actuai Naiue
none.
The principal creditors have colaterals as security
for their claims. Among them are Russell sage,
$0ISjl; Post. Martin Il CO., HJSAO; Louisville. -.
Louis and Texas Railroad Company. $l6,Sl:
Columbia Finance and Trust Company. OF Louis
willie. sl2l.iC II. NJ NcCracken. Louisville. S34oO:
Atlantic Trust Company, $SO.lJO; First National
Bank. $4,000; Third National Bank. Sb9.2f; Holland
Trust Company, $1,000: f. A. Fogg $1,000; W. ii.
Mali $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

Edward Miller. the halter. made an assignment
yesterday To benjamin Wright, for the beneht OIL
his creditors giving preferences Tor Ss" to ANNE
Miller Mr. Millers stores at Nos. l'i ana LIZ
Rroadwav and his factory at Nos - and a Grand
ave. Brooklyn. The schedules OF the assets dn'
liabilities sho" liabilities. &1.2C2. nominal asse's'
sl5.7iS: actual assets. &J913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
or MEN DEPRIVED OF "

Baltimore Jan. EFF the 300 men usually en-
ployed 10y the Maryland steel Company at Spar
rows Point only 600 at work. Lack Of or
ders Is given the cause Tor the discharges which
have been made from time to time. the latest shut
down throwing ont about 2,D men yesterday.
Said Manager Wood to-day: 1--WE running
about COO in the marine and iron working de-
partments making the locks for the Cascade Falls
contract This Is a Government order and will be
completed in a few months We have no prospects
after that The men employed in the marine and
construction departments. on the locks and boats
are. for the most part, skilled mechanics"
Bethlehem. Penn. Jan. E.-The bethlehem Iron
COmpany's steel mill shut down last night for lack
Of orders. The Old mill and the puddle mill VIII
shut down at the end OF the week The company
has only blast furnace IN operation over lOD
Will be thrown out of employment
Lawrence. Mass, Jan. 12.-Ihc employees Of Phil
lips a kunhardt's Wooen Mills were informed
this noon that unless they agreed 10 large
ductiOn in the mill would be closed. The re-
auctions proposed are Salaries - per cent,
seers - per cent: all other help. ~ per cent. The
entire mill will be closed on January ~ and If a
sufficient number Of employees agree TO work at the
new rates II will reopen January - on full time.
II the number cOnscntns to tn" cut * not sufficient
the mill Will remain closed indefinitely