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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
Arroz Hannburgo
Dstalla unA partida
LUDWIG DUPEACE.
Tetukn San Juan, Pr.

Ha oCurrido una sensible desgracia hoy en-
81 puerto de eGta Capital. "A las cuatro de ID
nadrugada sAli6 do PaIo.seoo ID yola .7uansta,
folio e54, tripUlada por cinco indivfduos que se
destinaban & Il YentR dc leche. "A CauGa de ID
fuerto maHeiada que ha reinado todA eata mana
ne, volo6Do la dicha embareaci6n, pereCiondo de
los oinco lechero1 CitadoO tres, cuyon Oadkveres
no han gido hallados < lGs dies y media de u ma
mana, hora ca que eatas lfneAs eBCribimos Dos
pudieron Galvargo montadoS sobre Il yola, donde
fueron recoiidos por otEas embaTCaciones de Palo.
1eco. Los ahogadeu Do Iaman Jos6 (a) Chiquito,
Fanstino Verdeio Agustin Rosario. Los que
Ge 6alvaron, Santiago dc Il Cruz sinforoso Mar.
timex E1 yordaderamonte lamontable esta des.
gEaoia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Nos comunican de Gurnbo: "PoH aquf Se ha
viuto con guGto Il circular del Gobernador orde-
Rando Sc maten laS reHsu poT la tarde. Eus dis.
posiCion no 90 cumplfa en- eSts loCalidad , eBps.
ramos que nueHtra Autoridad loeal hark por que
se llevs s Cabo La carne 20 Ysnde muy cara
una res dura dos tres dfas expendi6adosa m
carne: en- eIto debs fiaras 10 poliCfa. EStamos
on period0 electoral veremos ai &c votR no.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Nos dicen de Vega-DaiA: "El eomeEcio de
esta Villa Ss MEGA rs0iblE Ia monoda por 81
valor que antes ellos migmos tel Vsz IN pusisrou
en- cirOulaci6n. Los pesos mejicanos posterioros
81 Aho 8b no loU aeeptan Eino por IS centavo1,
log medios pesos lsG paaetAs Sgujereaaas por 40
y 20 CentAvos EospeCtiVamento; los welcomes do
minicanoa s y 3 ochavoA , algunog ns niogan
recibirlos p0r ning6n yalor. Lao mas eracioso
del casos 81 es que graCia pusde habsr en- presan-
ciar loa conh.etos que tel prooedsE ocaHiona, e..
que muchon tsndeTog oiYid6ndogs dogeoRcciens
.as ssuisf = digpusEo peE q Gabilgpo nuy hi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
"a Areciho mn d,cas. CO.

De Arecibo nos dlcea: "Coa motivo de ser
el 81 del corriente eli l2o anive1sario del stOircn
10 de Amigos", ID directiva ha aeordado dar nm
bale ess ala. A ju1gar por el entuuiaSmo de Ia
iuventud, CreeHs que qusdar& tan lucido como Ell
celebrado la viHpera de Ano nueYo" mo Berfa
meier celebrar eSa sfsmeride con una velads bal
LEI AHi tendrfsmos 81 gusto de OR Las senior :
tau AHuncion Soto, AngeIita Amador, Oelestiui.
ta Marin, Matilde Luina otras.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

"A Il bondad del Benor cura de ID MoCa,
debsmos Ia siguionts estsdfstica correspondients
al afo l893.--N NacimiontoB b26; de 6los AL VI,
rones 265 hsmbraG, giendo 4l6 lejit'moB 1lO
naturales Matrlmonios, SO. Dsfunciones, 2O9;
81 varones, liz hembraS; siendo 145 de aolte.
rou, 43 casadoB 81 viudoB DiferenciA favor
de los naciInisptos 3l7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

debido ID porieia cello del seCretario del
Ayuntamiento don A9gsl F. de ID Cruz, auxilia-
do por 81 esCribient0 don Francisco Colon, ne re-
mitieron 10 JuntR Central de AmillaraEnientos
81 81 del pasado, sodoB LOS trabajos de 6ste, com
pletamente ultinados. Y esto1 trabaioa fueron
hochoa sin deGstender 81 uespacho ordinario de
eutaS ofcinas municipaleB, que no cuentsn otro
personal que dichos dos uefores"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
Non dican "a b o-niadlaa;

1Que motive ha habido para paGar al Salon
de LsboreB un trabaiO artiIticO, de pasta On cri0
tali4aci6n, pintado 81 6leoS que desde el - de
Dciembre pasado, fu6 expuesto en- 81 salon de
81 senior de Mel6ndez, por ser 81 que le cores
nondfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
En aI nnahln Ia - I,nranun Il

En 81 pueblo de 1sn Lorenzo as ha ysndido
una gallina ea.... 400 pesos He aquf l. hiIto.
re: an vendedor de uichSu avs1 cOmpr6, Gamble
ae una galllna, cuatro d6cimoG de an billets del
AElo de Carload de Humacac. Al biIlete la toc6
81 A. premio que fu6 psgado & presentacl6n. -
demSs.... queds & juicio del lector.
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De Patll.sR:

De Patll!sB: 0smO es .rlne nueAtro 81
cRlde: eaaa mao el catdstryje de ID riQussG n,
aparece 81 indlViduo pio Morales por 10 que se
eoacsdsra lnsolyente nlerecedor dlOs Gsslos Il
cultatlvos Otbrs "A Sc 1893 Ricci" Ha hecht
bIen al renunciar Ell CORE. ponsGI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
nj iuavav nltiroo

MI JusVos ublmo sc VIo on juIcio oral, On
Ponce, IL causA aeguida contra nueHtro compile o
don Felix MatoS Beruier, redactor de "La Revls.
to" por 81 Eupueato delito de injuliss 81 GoborD
dor. El miniStsrio fiscal solicit6 para 81 acusado
cuatrO meses IN dia de ArreGto mayor. EI Lii.
oenciado Se0Or Gonzalez Font en- brillante dofen-
&c pidi6 la abHolucloa de su patrocinsdo. Cole
bEaIemos gineeramenta sea absneIto al nornnana.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
Nos ssOriben de VegA-baia

'Daba lastlma aver yer loS pobreI Campeal.
nos con Gus saCos para lleVar las CompraS de ID
semana { suU familias, qusiarTe anargamente
POI tener que rOgresar Bus hsgareB Sin poder
efsctuar sqrellas, por que no querian reCibirleE
las mcnedau que anteriorments les habfan p&ga-
do resolvieRdo por dltimo traSIAdarGe otra po.
blaCi6n para que sus hijos no careCieran de 10
mas pecesario."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

IN del qua ourna procadente de Puerto Flate. q!
aspafol nBueDa aventura, uali6 directaments de
Livaepbol 81 ] del corriepte para esta CapitAl-
81 eHpanol Z San Juan estara aquf del 19 81 90
del corriente procsdenta de la Habana saCalas
El aspanol Espahs saldra dc Barcelona 8
media dos del pFsnante.--El espaHol Antonio L6
pez sali6 directo de C6diz para este puerto 81
mlamo dia 10 las 2 de Is tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

TIT a6bado pasado % AbrI6 en- el VeCino pue.
bio de Bsyam6n Ia RuevA farmacla " La Salud }
dc IoB sucesoreE de BlanCo Dicho estableci
miento estS luiosamsnte montado el Surtido
con que cuents NADIA deja que desear. Su direc
Ci6n administrator est5 encomeadada & com
netenta y actiyo personal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Al pObre anclAno, vendedor de biIlete1, en-
Utuado, JoH6 Valentin ds Jeats (sl Caque, Io han
robAdo IN bilIeta de Il Lotsrfs Provincisl, sor.
teo SOA, ntmero s.e40Sde Il que ha de jugaiss
81 veinte del corriente. Sc han dsdo los opor-
tunos pasos para en- el caao de aaIix prsmiado
aquel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
NJ dicen da Mnnatl:

Nos dicen de Manatl: El parroco de eSt.
localidad dos caballerol, recorrieron Il pobla.
ci6n, invitando q comercio dem4I vecinoH
contriouir para llevAr { cabo ID fiesta de ID Pa
trons, siendo 81 reSultado negative, han deuiE
tido de 81 prop6sito"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
HastR ahora an. 5,

Hasta ahora, que sepamoa nolamepta !.
Academia de Maestros de LArss ha Saludado 81
Uongreso Pedag6gco. Esperamos uue 10 harkn
log demas profssores de Is isis, ya que no In
podido aHistir 81 por falta de Is Iicencia Eupe.
rior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

I'm Ponce SO Ab 10 al pdolico en- estA SEEMS.
ne 81 /. Salon B Bgay, amenlzando 10 aperture IN.
orqussta y varioS tuegos de artifsio. Los ira
bajo5 de cer3mica que exhibs llaman Ia atenc. 81
de inteliRentes profsnos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Procedente de i Habsna ha lleQado en- el
vapor " Cataluna," 81 Auditor general de Rquel
Apostadero. Trae Il comia16n de Gostener on
eats Audiencia algunaS CompstenciAS de juriGdic
ci6n entire u de Marina J Ia Civil, que le hAllan
pendientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15
SNsaas /. .aiS sLsrAnA AooKEEa.

~0u0-Nue9 = 80 aupIL9U > 401 I8n0E9N M
cenuadoa de esfs que ilteresen una buons ma
quina de Eecario, Sc dirijsn Is hacienda San
Joie, del senor don Eniio Gomez, en- donde
hay 1na funcionando dlRrlaments. Esta SEGA
DORA DE CAFE eS ID mas senClllA, la mAl
econ6mlCa l. mas bsrata que sc he Ofrecido q
jirsa don r. p. HOOKING. - Mayaguez, D
clombre l.' de 1898 lO-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Han sido dsstinsdos & mandar Il linea de-
AreCibo, 81 primer tOaients de ID guardia civil
don Nemesio IbArn y la de Barro1, Ell de igua-
clase don LeopoldO VsnegaB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

A unA nina de nueitro amigo ol uenor don
Jose Lentini % le ha extraviado aver tardo IN
broche de ore con un eImalte que fguKa IN an
gslite guaEneCido de brillants1. Serk gratifcAdo
81 one 10 d0YuelYa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

pFoea merssisldo muehos apNauaoo psr habet
etsosido gaEadT ian busno y u phblico agvadeci.
aiaim8 pgopagaCo para Il otra coE1ida.--X
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Sc han eatraViado dol navss pequoHan, "a
iotan en- nm llavero niquelado. Sc grati6caR6 &
quien las prssento On 81 alnlaeen dc L6psh Villa
mil y Ca-MarinA. IA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

EscEibon de OoaIno So. El ola de Febrero
pr6ximc tendr6 lugar 81 soIemne acto de u ben
dici6R del Hospital Que acaba de conStruirHo en-
esta Villa del cual % pragidenta hoAoraris de Il
Junta Directive 8. NJ Il Raina Regente e. D. q J
padrinos del soto de ID bendici6n 81 Rxmo ST.
GoboKnadoT General don Antonio Dabkn su
diat nguida Hehora elIposa dcna Rosario de Valla
io Dc Dab6n. En eas minmo die probablsmonte
6 bendOcir6 tambidn ID restRurada ermita de
NuoUtra SeHora de Balbanera, 81 l2 y Celebra
16 oGta Villa ID tradlconal fsetividad de sus san
toU patronog San BlaB II CaRdelaYia. A Coa-
mo, pue1 diYertxne. trayendo monis.--Eg Co
yysspOnsaL"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

El Ateneo Puertoruqaefo celebrar6 Junts
general extraordinaria esta RoChe 4 laa siete J
media, COR obisto de proceder al nombramiento
del nuevo Preaidepte de Socledad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

81 telegraflta de Manatf ha csrMido 81 puo
bio, 81 decir de IN amigo, con ell fin de nsRoeiar
up vale dc So pesos que le adeuda 81 Ayunta-
miento, J ri por l25 peGosI ha podido colocarlo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

El die l9 del corroats ae celebrarSn soIOm-
nos exequiaa fduebres an todaS las parroquiau de
ssta Isla por -el deucanso eterno del que fus
Obispo de esta Di6OeUiI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-15

Ha falleCido en- Madrid el aproVechado vio-
liniuts puertorriqueho ssiior don Modesto Rive
r.-R T. P.
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NOTlDIAS GEN NERALES

No publicamos hoy nusstra aeoltumbrada
revistA de teatgO, por no ropet1 10 que dIfmcs
ayer ronpecto 4 Il Interpretation de RtgolsttO
puesta en- escanR Anochs como function Qc abo
On, q del turno impair ia concarrenCia al coliGeo
fu6 bastante nuInarosA Los palcos altos y bajou 5
Casi todsG las lunGtas eBtaban ocupados, pero no
sueodia 10 mianao on lac localidades atlas. El
pdbICo ns mostr6 frfo sn lo1 primeros actoa, perO
@ entusiaam6 mUcho an 81 dltimo aplaudl6 4
IL tiple igera Isnorlta Curiesea que, segdn hemos
dicho, 1i doia niuCho que desear como cantants,
el aimp6tioa acknowledgements ma buena actriz
dEam6tiea. La sonoritN Fsrrauti los nenoreh
sotorra Ventura, eltuvieron & IL altura de
Cd fama. Ian Canoi6n & E,a donna uovie" en-.
tro ruidosos aplauaou, mersci6 los honore6 dc Ii
rspatici6n.
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pasAdo aAo 1893 -Bautfzsdog, 5se = iecido..
III ~ Mstrimonios 54-Da los naeidos con
yarones, 800 hemhr,f 2s1 siendo lejitirnoa
255 naturales 329. Ds los faIIeoidos son lee
vsroneS, , 22l hembrss. Dfsrencis favor del
aumento De pobIaci6n. ls9
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IISSOY
QEROA DEL CoLlfADo DE LULWA.

NOIA.-La ropa que De compre para paQar
plaEcs, deber6 ser garantizada por personaG de
reGponGabilidad De 10 contrario al enviar d
prenda, Se passrk> 81 recibo. Cuando se den 6r.
dsnes para hacer ropa lfna de etiqueta, deberf
abonarge poE adeIantado la tarcara narta.
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Vfctima de q RebTa amaEilla fslleci6 e.
ManaN an guardia de polieda municipal de ore
pueblo.
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q usEor cura de E4gam6n, nos snyia
sltadiatisa deaausla ipyludiaai6H, q q
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Nos escTiban dc Ponce: :-t. Los don emplea
dos aforadores On 81 ramo de Consumes han re-
Cihido % sguinaldo con Il SUPPRESSION de diChoa
eargos On loS nuOvos preBupueatos mnnicipales
dol 50 q ~ enyiados Ia supOrioridad para "a
aprobaci6n. Oompre" demos Cu6l Gea 81 fin tan
laudable do eGo 0bBequio; peEo de eualqUier ma.
nera so eHpsra no Bea aprobado por 81 Gobierno
ri poT z Diputaci6n, puesto que lo1 aforadorea
con los pEimerog emplsadoR lo1 mas necssariou
para la califcaei6n de los bultos para 81 litraie
y kuog, conatituysndo asf Il llave dc loB Consu
mOn. Los aforadores no delOn impresionarse
por esa medida que no Gsr6 aprobada por 81 Go
bernadoE por impedirlo 81 reglamento que rife,
mirue eSas plazGG, debfan haceElo CON la de dos
vigilantos que hay en- 81 muelle, ganando 81 uno
IS pesos q otro 40 pesos, mas que los dos afo-
radoTea. EItoB dos cargOl puede asumirlos 81
afoHador de la playa. Sc eBpera que este punto
no paGo desapercibido por quien corresponda."
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DOS ANGELES
q ~ Cervezs Bavlsra sin Rival ae deapa-
chs en- La MGltoYquSnG La Palma. A
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- rVaporaa Que 1e oapora1: Ml iran.
- .''QGnae Rodriguez" +" eutezk agui del al
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CoErfa 81 xumor por oBta ciudad haata fu6
eonh smado poE un ta;egxamA de Madrid, que don
Miguel CRbexau SUatitUiria d senior Puga en- 81
cargo dc G0bsrnadoE del BAneo de esta Isa; be
70 con graz asombro de todoS, lega por tel6grafo
Il noticia de habar Gido nombra 10 para lcho CAR
go 81 ssHog don Jovino Garcia Tun6n.
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De MELLLLL
lpn lEU1s1na. Connng.anaA1

Resknsn 4, Ias nottcirs de esta plaur 4ssas u ~
s5 28 do Dic5embTe
The evening world., 1894-04-28
BOTH CANTzESG GUILTY
Jury Decides that Each Proved
Charges Against the Other.
Judge Dugro Therefore Cannot Grant
Decree Of Divorce.
The Verdict Vindicates Miss Kato
johnson.

The sealed verdict which the Jury In
the suit of Walter II. Gantz for an
absolute divorce from Cornelia A. Gantz
handed in last night was presented to
Judge Dugro In the Superior Court this
morning.
The verdict was that Mrs. Gantz had
been guilty of improper conduct with
Abner Hayward on April &c, 1891, at
les East Twenty-second street, and on
q number OF other occasions between
Ian. 1 and May !. 1891. Mt 3l7 West
Fifty-eighth street. where the Gantzes
lived.
As to the charges of Mrs. Gantz
against her husband. the jury found that
he had not been guilty of undue intimacy
with Miss Kate johnson as charged, but
that he had been guilty Of improper con-
duct with women unknown to the jury
at divers times and places during the
years from 1887 to 1891.
Neither the plaintiff nor the defendant
was In court when the verdict was read.
Under the finding OF the jury, Judge
Dugro could grant neither of them a
divorce.
Lawyer Daley, Mr.. Gantz's counsel.
said that he could not say positively
whether his client would appeal to the
General Term to have the verdict set
aside, but he thought hat he would.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
BURGLARS MADE MERRY.
Kramm Found Two In His saloon
Drinking and Smoking.

Saloon-Keeper Henry Kramm, OF FRS,
avenue and Fifty-seventh street. told Jus.
tice Burke. in the Yorkville Police Court,
this morning. about his experience with
burglars yesterday.
Kramm lives with his wife and six
children In apartments over the store
and has no bartender. He opens the store
himself every morning at $50 o'clock.
and, so that his wife and children may
not be disturbed, locks the door OF their
apartments after him.
When he entered the saloon yesterday
morning he was amazed u find two men
sitting at a table drinking. Several whis-
key bottles and glasses, as well as n box
OF choice cigars, stood before them.
On seeing him the men made their es-
cape through a back window. He fol-
lowed. yelling murder. hut they escaped.
Two men named William Brogan, OF
500 First avenue, and John Carroll, of 342
West Seventy-second street. were after.
wards arrested n arraigned In court.
They were too much intoxicated to give
much OF an account OF themselves
so the matter went over until this morn
ing. Brogan, who was identified as one
OF the men. was held in $1,000 for exam
nation. Carroll was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
DIVORCE CASES HEARD,
Justice Cullen Grants Two DEGREES
and Adjourns One Suit.
A Witness Says tho Defendant
Threatened to Shoot Him.

Justice Cullen was kept busy in the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn this morn
ing. listening to the stories OF woe from
persons anxious to be free from their
marriage ties.
The frst case was that Of Mary NJ.
Anderson, who sued her husband. WILL
lam r. Anderson. for absolute divorce
on statutory grounds. The couple were
married Feb. 4. 1893.
Witness Robert A. Kraus testified that
the ~edgendant had lived with another
woman supposed to be his wife. Teh
case was adjourned for further evidence.
Elizabeth G. Horton sued her husband,
William e. Horton. for absolute divorce.
The Horizons were married oct. 8, 1852,
I'M have one child
Harry Gosman. the plaintiffs brother,
had been guilty of improper conduct
while going under the name of w. r.
Hammond. The witness said he loaned
the accused 500 to visit a girl in Ian.
caster.
He also said that the defendnn,
threatened to shoot him II he testified
for the plaintiff.
Justice Cullen said he would grant thu
divorce.
Sadie d. johnson asked to be divorce
from her husband. Charles ]. johnson
They were married Jan. 7, 1884, anc
have a boy nine years old.
III decree was granted
The evening world., 1894-04-28
SAYS KAHN CHOKED HER.
Music Teacher Has the RcnI-Estnte
Man Arrested for Assault.

Baruch Kahn. a real estate dealer. OF
784 Greenwich street, was held for trial
in the Jefferson Market Court to-day on
3 charge CT assault made by Mrs. Lena
Lockwood, a music teacher.
Mrs. Lockwood. who Ives at 10 Bethune
street. has been giving lessons 10 Kahn's
two sons. Thursday afternoon she was
late In getting to the house. and she says
Kahn upbraided her for II.
As she had been annoyed In this way
several times, she told Kahn she would
not continue giving lessons to his bows.
Thereupon. she alleges that Kahn
Jumped at her and choked her, leaving
She went to jefferson Market Court yes,
terdav and secured a warrant, and De.
tectives Foley and Hunt, OF the court
squad. arrested Kahn on West Twelfth
ing. He denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
STOLE 5000 CIGARS.
Thieves Rifle n safe and Leave II
Locked

Cosio & Co.. cigar manufacturers, of
1870 Maiden lane. offer a reward OF 500
for the recovery OF 5000 Key West cigars
that were stolen from their office late
OF Tuesday afternoon or during Tuesday
night.
The stolen goods are valued at $3.50 and
were put up in about 100 boxes In % and
80 cigar lots. They were kept in a cigar
safe in an inner ONCE. When the Of
nee, which Is on the top floor OF the
morning, the two outer doors were found
locked as well as the cigar safe, but the
cigars were missing. The skyllght in
the roof was broken. None of the three
locks showed any signs of having been
tempered with.
The firm believes that the theft was
committed by thieves who were well
acquainted with the premises. The
stolen boxes are all stamped with the
name OF the firm and the factory mum.
her, which IL Ia.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
You Read The Evening World!
Do You Rcnd The sunday World?
TROLLEY ALMOST FINISHED.
Passengers May Go 10 Fordhnm for
u single Fare.

The last OF the trolley wires are being
strung along West one Hundred and
Thirty-hfth street. and II nothing unfor-
seen happens the officials Of the Union
Railway Company say cars will be run
ming TO Eighth avenue in a few days.
BY this extension OF the trolley road.
people may ride fro2 the west side ter
minus to Fordham or West Farms, or
return, for a single fare.
The extension connects with the main
Inc at One Hundred and Thirty-eighth
street and Third avenue, at which poin;
passengers will be transferred. and
crosses the Harlem River over the Madi-
son avenue bridge.
Richard Croken is said TO have a con
trolling interest in the road. and the OBJ.
tanning Of Its charter was the occasion
ola scandal in last years session of the
Legislature.
The laying oft he tracks in West One
Hundred and Thirty-nfth street a few
months ago was vigorously but unsuc-
c~essful opposed by the property owners
along the street. Their objections have
been partly met by the placing OF the
poles In the middle OF the street instead
OF along the curb.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
AFTER A WORLD-BEATER.
Fox Wants to Own the Fastest
Stenm Launch AAont.

Richard X. Fox has entered into ne
gotiations for the purchase Of a steam
launch that will bea the Hibernia,
owned by the Kingston Company. OF
London. or any steam launch in the
world.
A few days ago he wrote Mcbride
Bros. asking them II they would sell the
Yankee Doodle and at what price. or II
they could build him a steam launch
that would be able to beat the Yankee
Doodle.
The owners OF the Yankee Doodle re-
piled that the" were o fitting her with
triple expansion engines, with which
they expected to make wonderful speed.
They did not want to name a price for
her until after she had made n trial trip
with the new engines. They expressed
doubts 40 to their ability to build a
faster boat than the Yankee Doodle, and
said that they believed she could beat
anything afioat.
II Mr.. Fox secures the Yankee Doodle
he will send her to England to race
against the Hibernia for 5000 or $4,000 a
side, or any other steam launch In the
world.
The evening world., 1894-04-28
PRESS DELEGATES START.
Special Train Bearing Them to the
Convention in Atlanta.


A special train of Pullman cars left
Jersey City this morning over the PENN
s%ylvania by courtesy Of First Assistant
General Passenger Agent George w.
Boyd and General Manager f. Wolcotr
Jackson, bearing the 100 delegates
some with their wives-to the Interna-
tional League of Press Clubs Conven-
ton. to be held at Atlanta, Ca, May
/ and 2.
The trip is over the Pennsylvania
route, through the Conemaugh Valley,
around he Horseshoe Bend, over the
Allegheny Mountains to Pittsburg, and
then to Cincinnati and South.
+. M. Barksdale and Thoma Purdy,
of the Pennsylvania, went in attend
ance to see that every comfort obtain
able is afforded to the delegates.
The officers of the League are: Col.
John A. Cockerill, President; Vice-Presi-
dents, Clark Howell, William Berri. w.
a: Connor,- Fred E. Whiting, A. e.
Chantler, Mrs. Sallie Joy White, Presi-
den of the New England Woman's
Press Club. of Boston; Treasurer, c. W.
Price: Secretary, Harry D.. Nought: Ex-
ecutive Committee. NJ. II. De Young, r.
Wiiliiam Y. A1liexander, " T. e. soyle..
l.. F. Thoma, Terence V. Powderly,
Charles II. Grasty. Mrs. E.. A. Conner.
New York Woman's Press Club.
At Philadelphia Mayor Stuart will
welcome the delegates at City Hall. and
in all the cities banquets, receptions
and entertainments will be given.