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Evening journal., 1894-08-31

NOTICE.. JOHN HARKTNs, THE
lN owner and occupant of the house situated
at the northeast corner of Sixth avenue and
Coleman streets, in the Eleventh ward, ia the
city Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware. in compliance with the re-
quirements OF the acts of the General Assem-
ply in such case made and provided, do here
by give notice that shall apply in w,iting to
the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery OF the State Of Delaware,
in and for New Castle county. on Monday,
the 18th dey of September, 1894, being the
next term OF said court for a license for said
house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale there
In of Intoxicating liquors In LESS quantities
Than one quart, to be drunk on the premises,
and the following respectable citizens Of said
ward, 2 : least twelve Of whom are substantial
freeholders OF said ward, recommend the said
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

An exchange says that local paper
that Is not owned by a clique or faction
is a blessing It's existence depends or
advertising and the merchants who re-
fuse to patronlze it upon the plea that
everybody knows him" is giving his
own business g black eye. Advertise
ments are an evidence OF life, public
spirit, hope and disposition TO do bus
mess.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
sontnarn lsusinesa I T-nnrnvrs.

BALTIMORE, Aug at.-special reports
to Tho Manufacturers Record from all
parts Of the south indicate a slight inn
movement in business
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
rrelly I.annchlng Csremony.

CAMDEN, Me-, Aug. 81 The four mast
ed schooner =. Holmes I3irasall owned at
Toms River, n. j, and hailing from
New York, was successfully launched
from swan shipyard here. The custom
Of breaking bottle Of wine was omitted,
and instead four young ladies threw flow
ers from the bow and stern as she struck
the vyntpr
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

The Department Of Elections has
selected rs inspectors and poll clerks,
aud many Of them have already quail
fed. It only requires glance to show
that the selections are in the main meri-
torious With such men in the voting
places tho election should be orderly and
honestly conducted.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Wnl IIold an Inanest.

Deputy Coroner Palmer will hold an
inquest at IS o'clock, this evening. on
thu body Of Ernst TuKecke, the Polish
boy who was silled yesterday morning
In the westward, by a r.. w. & B train.
Tue boy lived &C No. 130 BIRD street
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Bay Ridge. sunday. september :. -.

IL you have any desire to see the
glorious Chesapeake. the harbor OF Balti.
more. with it's great shipping, the inn
mense elevators, the celebrated forts
McHenry and Carroll -and TO enjoy day
OF genuine pleasure, 60 to Bay Ridge on
Sunday, September 3
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Good Temnlars' Convention.

KINGSTON. n. II. Aug. 8t.-Tho last
session Of the grand lodge Of Good Tenn
plars was busy one. III q Ford of Stou.
hen was elected counselor and Libbie
Dayenport Of Schenectady vice tcmplar.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
nnnrrnlnh - chIcl.nna.

EMPoHA, Kan, Aug 3i.-1n a quar-
rel at Hartford over the killing of some
chickens Richard McAyoy shetland fatally
wounded George Thomas and McAvoy
was shot throo times and almost instantly
killed by frod Rhodes Thomas brother
in-laN.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Anothar strlko rhreatened

FROM the Philadelphia Ledger.
The Walking Delegates Of the Build
ing Trades Of New York threaten biz
strike for September let, II Is a strike
4gainsb the usa Of cheap material. and Is
therefore in the nature Of a boycott.
Ssrike lessons evidently make little i'm
pgosslon on the Walking Delegates, who
thIive while the strikers are suffering for
the want OF work and wages.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

CitymAn-Why do you plant beans be-
tween the hills Of corng Rural-oh, that 5
a new way we have Of raising sue
sotash.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
ao MiIea Down tho Chesnneale. Al. %.

Families can depend upon a most en-
ioyahls time. The attractions At Bay
Ridge amuse the young and old. The
80 miles ride Is most exhilarating, and
one which thousands Of Wilmingtonisns
have.enioyed. Sunday, September 2, is
the day.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
IIcrNsr APrLIcArIoNs.


NOTICE. j. w @. CHEAVENS. THE
az tenant and occupant OF the house situ
Rten az uHri Invest corner &C McGauiey aud
Lom bard streets, IN She EiEhtt ward in the city
ol Wilmington, county Of New Castle. AND
state otl3eiaw4re, in compliGuce with the re-
Quuemenis OF the acts oil the General Assem-
ply in such case made and prov l4ed- do here
by give notice that ] shan apply iu wrliiug tl
the Court OF General Sessions of the Peace
and Jail Delivery of the state Of Delaware, III
end for New Castle county. on Monday, The
ltth day of Septembsr, 1874, being the next
term ri said court. for "a license for said house
as an ina or tavern. for the sale therein OF in
toNi ating liquors IN less quantities than one
quart, 70 be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens OF said ward, al
least twelve Of whom ere substantial free
holders of said ward. recommend the said
application, viz:
Dennis O'Connen John \. Huntiey
William Ward William PiersOn
William R. Beckiey William Is. Holland
William H Hinrer John S. Caldwell
William H. Henderson Edward Powers
John y. Quinn Byard NEiddoes
Arthur Z. McCauley ID McClgtuck.fJr.
BERNARD Mccullough JOhn Dawes
Harry Sehuler George +. earadee
Robert III. Burns w. S. Evans
James r. Hesl John Neaef, Ir.
vii lam Rubia H.. j. Mac ntee
James glristy Chas. J. Gilbert
James T.. lrane William e McShea
w. q. CHEANENS.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

The English plumbers evidently know
how to charge about as well IS their
American brethren. It has cost the
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

him If such personal attacks be made.
To sum the matter up In few words, he
Is the right man N the wrong place.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY { FOURTp
AND L5a.s!EN VI sls. Week days, g3 90, 81.
fns sls "A s5, 249, 25, 55 is 85, 65l ii a.
& 25, 10 90. III 20 y m.
sunaa9n, I2 03, 6 30. IN. 60, %, n0as. ii "a
3 m5 25, ~. s5, 465. Us 86. 8 81, " A,
/ PBILADELPRIA, TWELFTH AND MAR
uOW. y ul.la ri EFt NJ. 5iI Mi t,m. - 1t'
4 m; ia 4a, ~ ~ III 90 p m.
Chester. week DAYS, g3 f8, 3 5b. 3E Ia IyE7 E7
fJ, ls tU 81, 0W %, t0 %, sil 45 ii; 25 &c A8
p, b1 ia 50, Ok " a, "a ~ o. all o. D m.
Chester, sundays, t30S; 635, ~ II. 3 80.
~ 3 lao & n; ! q, Y ~. 25, 55, rs 85. 6 81
/ Y a, SO, l0 W ~ 70 y pa.
Atlantic City, week days, rH %,
W. q, 25, y 4s IA; Sundays, y ", 3 90 a m;
WEST BOUND,
/ Baltimore and Washington, week dRya
sses, @ IL, u 59 70. snndaye, 4 IS, 7O2.
i3 81 m; tl2 i6, l2 06 %, "a 81 rs ~ B8 b8 o M
BALTIMORE and Way stations, 02 a N. 8 0s
Newark, Del. weak days, a l5, ZOE, rs 81
IN; l2 10 u3, "a 34, Is O5, a5, % i2, fa IS, II 10
r. sundays a y, q, IS 81 a Al, Tl2 Is, 3 %,
/ "a e, 8b, t6 III 50 56. II ~ pm.
| Pitts5urgi Is r a m, f4 "a p m, daily,
| GhioagO, fs 81, g no; ff 81 p M, daily.
| y Cincinnati aud st. Louis, fl2 l6 p m, ana
New 0rleans' vim Bristol and Chattsnooza
Isg8 N, daily. Through sleeper to New or
\ leans.
slnSesiy accommodation, OF m. sO3, 7 IS
/ and ~ 10 2 m, daily.
Lanaenberg accommodation. week days,
se1, ~ : n; 2 s5 and 18 m. Sundays. 9 80
araina leave Market street station:
! Tor New York, week days, IS 20 a. m,
FOR Philadelphia, week days, 6 20, 81 30,F8 70
Wv ~ w = "a; %, 45 2 m. Sundays, 8 20, = N;
Pltisburg and Chicago, week days, SIS sOa m.
Baltimore, week days, 8 50, f8 20 4 uo; 253
! H5 80 y "a, Sunday 55 pm.
/ For landenherg ana way stations, week
esys' ~ - N; %, 80 p m. Sundays,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
1 kgDhLH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
/ NJ lhMlhGTON,weok days. 81, GO0,7 20, FS 90,
! 1905, ffl42 q NJ; l2 90 noon: 81 a5. Ii 45. 300
Is, fA OBJ so. f5 co. IS 81, 35 is "a. S9 ~ 8s
n. " 10 and Il 35 m.
Sundays, vs. 81, 8 90, $500. 30. 10 90, I'll As 4
N; " LOO noon; II So, 200, 8l6. 400, 400
| 6 80, ~ a8, fS q, 10 10 and II 35 D m.
/ llEAVk PHILADELPHIA, TWELFTH
| III 70, m; f8 A6 20 IS, ~ 22, n. Sundays,
f3 %, ~ 40. I'll s6 2 m; IS 46. N 20. pm.
Telephone No ls3.
Rates to Western points lower than viz any
other Line. q. o. sg0LI4 GenI Pass. Agent.
| Il. i. CAMPbELh. General Manager.
| YETTLMINGTOE AND NORTHERN RAIT
| Nv ROAD. Time table IN effect Msy 20th,
Trains leave Wilmington, French street.
/ station, for =. q q, junction, Montchanip,
/ tterthur, auyencourt Grenogue, COssarf,
/ ghndds' Ford junction, POcopsOn, West
/ Chester, Emhreeyille, Mortonviile. Coates
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, exeept
| sunday, AZ 35 10, 49, 4 40 and 20 . m;
SUNDAY only az 05 a -; 135. 450pm. Daily
/ at 30p 10.
nor waynesburg junction, Springfield and
/ intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday.
1 q % 9 n, b and 45 p NJ, Sundays only Rt
/ S 05 n M, 95 and 90 M
For Joanna Birdsbora, Reading and inter-
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday ~
| z % nl and 35 p m. Sunday only st 8 t6 4
/ IN and 35 M.
I, a, 6: NeCAUsLAND. superintendent.
| BONNESS BRlfsGG. Gen. Passenger Apf NJ.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

Ross is selling STRAW Hats and last
seasons Defby Hats at q reduction of 20
TO 40 per cent He slso has bargains in
Shirts, SEeaters and Neckwenr at 2f0
Market street. Please call and examine
them.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
4 FamIIy EEenralan lo I.ar RIdre.

Owing TO popular demand tha B 30,
will ran another excursion 3 Bay Ridge,
sunday, September p Trains leave
Market street station At 120 M
Delaware avenue, 30 N September
Is the best month ID which to enjoy a
sail on tho Chesapeake, and n0 excursion
leaving Wilmington affords a better
opportunity for day 81 genuine pleasure.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

When Senator Higgins expresses
preference for Philip Q Churchman for
the General Assembly aud OK Postmaster
Stewart seconds the motion, it looks like
flying IN the fe "a Of fate for anybody else
TO aspire
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

NOTICE E-rANPAYERS TAKE NOTICE
LN City and school taxes for 1884.
The undersigned. receivers Of taxes, for the
city OF Wilmington, viii be al No. 10 East
sixth street, between Market and King
streets. during the months Of DULY and Au-
gust 1924. between the hours nf and " in
the morning and from TO ia the afternoon
for the purpose Of receiving taxes. Dn all
taxes paid during July there will be a reduc.
tiOn Of cents on every dollar and on all
taxes paid on and after the Isl day Of Angus,
shall be payable without deduction afore-
said and All taxes unpaid on the lst day Of
September shall be increased by the addition
Of per centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR.,
Receiver Of Northern district, including al.
north of Sixth street.
EUGENE NJ SAVERS,
Receiver Of Southern district, including all
south of sixth street.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
PoLITIcAL NoTEs.

William S. Hiles will address the
Thisd ward Republicans this evenining.
The Republican State Central Commit.
tee and the New Castle County Repubi-
can Executive Committee, will have their
headquarters on the second floor Of the
Smith Building on Market street between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

Was it grave robbers who made hole
In Andrew Jaokson's grave or has Old
Hickory concluded to leave his resting
placer The Louisville Courier Journal
nclines to the latter belief and thinks it
not surprising in view of the recent
nninna nn
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Lho ooneEasa oT nEolLon PromIaes.

The Congress Of Broken Promises.
From tho New York Sun.
The shameful refusal Of this Congress-
to make constitutional tariff and i1s
treacherous surrender to proteetlanism
and Popullam, will mark 1t rs the Con
ggess Of Broken Promises, to the dahonor
q every Democrat Ia 10 who was party
to Che surrender and the shame.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

stated:
August 8l-New Castle
September l-Delawafe City.
September 3-Stant0n.
September 5--Newport.
September 6-Newark.
September ls-K KirkwuOd.
September i3-pownsend.
September 14-Biackbird.
September l1-practieal Farmer,
September l7-MiddletOwn,
September lS-NeW Castle
September l0-Delaware City,
September 2l-HockeRsin
September 21-Rising sun, Thomas Toy,
September 22-NeWark
September 2t-New Castle.
September 25-K rkwood.
September 26-TownHend.
September 2T-Blapkhird
September 29-Odesss
September 29-sharpless gohoolhouRe.
October 6-Centrevule.
October 8-Christiana Hotel.
October 0-Odessa.
October Middletown.
October ll--Newark.
October ~ Marshallton.
October 18-Townsend
October l5-Blaekhird.
October l6-Newark station, for Pencsdel
hundred
October n Kirkwood.
October lS-9t Georges
October la-Practicai Farmer.
October 2l-Sharpless Schn0lbOuse.
October aH-StR atcu.
October 2A-New tasTle.
October 26-rownaand.
October 26--Nlack bird.
October 23-New Castle
October Hl-Uelawara City
October 2i-RisinE suu.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
Opposed 20 Bancroft. .

WVHWHHN 20 ElHHNFUIT,
From the Daily Republican.
There is considerable dissatisfaction on
the part Of the Democrats over the
nomination OF Samuel Bancroft, Jr., for
Congress, many Of them feeling toward
him very much as they felt towards the
nomination Of Horace Greeley in 1872
and we are greatly mistaken If they dc
not serve him as they served Mr.
Greeley. They NOT only protested against
his election, but they refused to vote fol
him, and he suffered an ignominious
defeat.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
Nnrrsra.
NOTICE WE. THg UNDERSIGNED
AN win olose our respective stores AZ o c oc
on Saturday uutil furh her notice
QDlGIs & MULLEN,
HARVEY a Sl~iiEk.

A0llCm FOR THE PURPOSE OF RE
moving the ashes. Dirt etc. rs aforesaid, ,
the city wtl be divided Into four districts.
nai portion of the city east Of the centre line
oi ahipley street and sauth OF the centre line
o. seventh street. including an south and east
0i he 1hfistiana fis err win be known rs the
FIRST district All that portion OF the city
east q thH centre line Of Shipley street from
seventh 20 Tenth street. and esst Of the centre
Nne of Orange street from Tenth to Brandy
Wine creek, and north Of the centre line of
seventh street. lncludin4 all north and east Of
BrandYwine creek. will be known rs the
second district. All that portion Of the city
west ot the centre line of Shipley street. from
seventh ta Tenth street. ana from centre
lice Of Orange street from Tenth to Brand =
Wine creek aud north Of centre line rf
Seventh street and south of brandywine
creek, viii be known as tine Third district
Ann 0ll that portion OF the city west of tho
centre llne of Shipley street. ana south Of the
centre iine 81 Seventh rect and north and
west OF tile Ghri tiana river, will be known
as the fOurth district. The First District
shall be removed on Mondays, the Second on
lnesd is s, the Third on Wednead AVS and the
Fourth 0u THURSDAYS Of eseh week
Contractors will ~ required TO use proper
eHre in the harding OF receipts Giles for ashes
and rubbish. IheY viii be held Responsible
for any damage done the same arising from
earelessness OF drivers or other persons III
their employ. al. q. b ANDERSON,
Contractors
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

British government forty laoussnd dol
iarsto make the sanitary repairs At Buck
irehsm palace Hows that for plu'nber's
5ill2 Well tho york was well dous and
It was badly nesdad, for the drainage
was o. the most primitive kind and sewer
Gas flowed unchecked throughout the
spariments occupied BY the royal family
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

QALTIM0RE q
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect May 20, 1894.
Trains leave pela-
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
ior Express ifaina
Now York, week
days, ~ 03, tT III,
gs 40, hosea m;gl2 II
" AZ, Is 35, 81 4f,llt 90
p. m Sundsya, s3 %,
sJ lg,lll 80 a ia:iE 81.
IS ab, sT az, iii 90 . ID.
PHILADELPHIA
ND CHhisr rNIr (
a5 81 lT,Y7 5s. s %,
q fus t32 "A, Z -, l9 4
g rs, 10 %. III % D q
Sundays. i3 %, 8 81
r Dls t2j, 10 40, 2
9 p, 10 %, I'll 90 p n.
PEILAHHLP HI
kE'r STREETS. Il
iiil 20, p i1;ie ~ w
rHil sljELPHf
4 yns "a 8a, s9 ~. 3it q
Chester. week day
g 90, rs 20, sp 50, I'D d
9 Is, ! b, i5 35, Q 81,
Chester, sunday
so 38, iI 80 r. NJ; / 2
q "a, 625. l0Gi, bIl q
Atlantic City, :
lla 24, l Is. e. AZ , Il
20 "a h IN
Evening journal., 1894-08-31

NTOTtCE-pHE RECEIVER OF TAXES
~ for New Castle county. or his deputy
win sit for the collection Of county taxes at
stated.
Evening journal., 1894-08-31
.B0MBAaDED S8m0QHS.
British and German Gunboats
Shelled a Rebel Fort.
TRYING 10 SUPPRESS THE REVOLT.

After The'r TORT ilad 8eea Destroyed she
Rebels sued FOR Pence, but They Broke
out Again. ana a Fierce Battle Ensuea.
The Trouble Not Abated.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04

"La Voz de Ia Montsba cree que Ia Ru.
sia contemporaries no es la R'-sa de Pedro nj
de la gran Catalina Racientemente sc han in
troducido en- ell vasto imperio ciertas reformss
libersles que podrisn envidiar otros paiaes.
All donde el Sobersno ejerce ell mando esprit
tual el temporal asume por 81 y ante ST Ia re.
presentation naconsl; donde existe el odioso
uestierro la halsda Siberia; doude los ahaSes
del Aut6crata hacen tsmblsr Ia TERRA; donde Sc
cprime birbsrsmente una gran pate de ID infe.
liz simpatica Polonis, los crimsnes del nihilis-
mo no tienen nj pueden tener causas atenuanteS =.
Sabe el estimAdo colega utuadefo que ro
somos partidarios de las discusiones, porQue
ruestro diario es pursments de information; sin
embargo, 81 nos sobra tempo e probsremos uno
de estos diss que pesar de las reformas into
ducidas en- RuAia desde 1861, coando el padre
del aetna emperador aboli6 IL servidumbre de
los escl .vos bancos, 81 regimen gubernativo de
aquel vsSto 'is, enclavado en- pArte en- medic de
Ia Europa, es indJgno de las conquistas Civilize-
dorss de nuestro siglo. Los soberanos absolu-
tos no encGdn on el mundo despu6s de haber
r;clsmado Frsncis los Derechos del Hombre al
fl ALTAR el higo XVIII
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04
III HrRHoso sO1IGNA1

de Ia Convention naconal hsba saids Bsvo de
Ii tormenta Como Siyas nodfa respond amhisn: "Hs
vi id9 re nadie tsnfa 81 .r=ca3 de reprnchar Silva
10 Uhamharaud una hors de dsoilidad Frme Essue
to en- gu moderation reativa e conventional habS Vsto
pGsav las dictaduas servrss despues de So cads,
las sxplicaba sin insutarlas.
Era un hombrs dulce recogito, sin embargo, in.
flexible que habfa sdo actor perspeaz del gran dra
ma Adivnsndo que el sable cortarfa agun da las dis.
cusiones haba traado de escapar Ia tranfa de s paa
bra para evitar el desposmo de Ia espada AunQue
pubcano habfa aplauddo gope de Estado de fruc
tdor que ponia poder legislative merced de los solda
dos opona los cahones de Augereau los que Barb6-
Marbois, llamabA los "canones morales de Ia ley.
Habiendo legsdo 81 imperio como consecuen'ia ine-
vtsba de squella proeza de preoTanos Svan Chsmba-
raud habia competa volunariamente desaparecldo de
Ia eGcena del mupdo
Acostumbrado vivr en- Paris desde q SO, no hAbfa
podido resolverse volver al Limousin, su pa aunque
no aa csE nuncE habfs querido psrmanecsr por decr
10 as sobre e campo de batala Sc hAbia encerrado
como encarcelado 81 mismo sIcSsa
Possedor de una pequena fortuna que le aseguraba
e bienestar hsbia dado libre 81 sci6a las le
tras no era escrtor sno un asonsdo los busnos Ii
bros habis eDtegsdo cierta iuelnsc On do Epc1eo
que haca sentir verdadsro placer en- sentarse ia
mesa ante msniares bisn preparsdos escogidos
su sobrna Teresa, hu6rtsus, hiia de un bernano de
Chant araud, que muri6 muy joven, viva con e Era
cas Ia tuca muer cuyo veado rozaba las atombras del
ex-convsnconsl
En- hotel de Ia Gale de Poatss entrsban, reGpec
to viEitsE ano antiques compAtsEoa 90 luchA po hea
hOmbrsl BE Ne0s que ~ saAd, snsoEpado' pAlla0' 7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04

Temple estaban consternados psrO amsban hio, ba-
jAban la cabeza obedecfan.
Solo de vez cuando el pahero eYhalsba algun sus-
PRO- decia pensando en- Ia niha que hsbfan perddo
-lQue 6stims que nueatro ssgundo hijo no haya ai-
do tsmblen una nina Juanita No habIfamos tem1
do p6r 10 menos que go dedicaae Ia poltcA.
-IQulen s2bel-respondis Ia sehora Riviere pensan-
do quizas en- las "calceteras"
Claudio, separ6 prcnto de los movimientoS revou
consrios de las GALES de los clubs para entregrss por
complete aquel e6rcto improvssdo que defendfa Ia pa
tria Apsnas form6 parte de el cuando sint6 su
verdadere cenro e de Ia luchi dra del conaants de-
Der.
Era de Ia raza de los Marcesu de los Hoche Men
as que los partdos destrozsbsn Arededor de una r
buna prodgaba generosamente Ia saDgre de venag
en- los eampos de batalla 81 suciano Juan Rviers NO
habfa vuelto yer su hjo, suo largoH intervsoa
mentras claudio gsnaba primsro gslones usgo sue
Chsrreeras nurhos cambos verifcaron tenda de
Ia Gale de las Vieilles-Haudriettes.
La madre haba muerto Claudio supo esta noticis
por cara muy ratrasada, al dia Hguiente de
bate a embriaguez de victoria bten dsputada
ben canada 5gimas que vert6 fueron nuy Gmarga8
Entonces e tio Rviere, al que Susana descansa-
ba iunto 50 ha no tuvo va gsnss de trabaar SO re-
tir6 del comercio 1Ds que e ssrvia medr pshoi Sin
ser rico habia reunuo aguna economics bastante
dsrabes que permitian vvir bogads descansadsmen.
te Claudio las halara cusndo habiese muerto pobra
hombre.
-Ademks-decfa Juan Rivisrs-mi casa ya no ca
ni casa TodoH sstoH acontacimieulos pohcos me han
Titus 80 he souvsstde On Il dol Gran Brutus" ests
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Aeabsn dc manifastarnos que en- Ia mara,

Aesban de manifastarnos que en- la mshana
de hoy Sc estaba expendiendo en- la plaza del
Mercado de esta Capital un nero qua pr6xima-
mente pesaris de & 4 quintales. Algunas per.
aonas SO apresuraron & comprsr parties de ese pez
pero habiendo notado uno de los compradores
que el animal estaba podrido 10 puso en- conoci.
miento del Veterinario de la plaza, quien orden6
fuera retirSdo squsl de Ia venta. Uno de los
duefos del "mero" en- question, parece uospech6
que un Industrial habis deDunciado el estado de
pse snimal 10 amenazo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04
Es vsrdsderarnehte sorpr ,pdeptp a rssuIta

Es 3srdsderamehte sorpr 'bdeDte al fssulta
do que SO ohtiene con el uso del vernsflgO Gadea
psra Ia expulsion dc las lombrices y demaH
vermes intestinales. FSta plsgA de pGrasit s
quo tSntos millsres de victimSs ha CO ssdo 10
humsnidad es deatruida como por encanto con
tan excelente preparado del cual tensmos las
mejorss referencias. Su uao SO ha generalizsdo
on todo el pSis puede decirse que no hay I'M
hogSr en- donde no sea conocido por las madres O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04
Aver ae inacrihiaron a- q Rari.trn civil q

Aver SO Dscribieron e- 81 Regiatro Civil de
Juggado municipal de Cathedral los nacimientoc
de Carmen Eulogia Crietipa veills, CAtalin
Amador Mayo, y lss defuncionss de Lorenzo
Franco Rivers, de e abre amarilla Miguel Lilo
rea Ibars de una caida que sufr6 de Ia escoti
lie al fondo de Ia bodegs del vspor espsnol "Ma.
ria, en- ell de Ssn Francis las defunciones de
Rita Diaz Suszo, de febre smarills, Esperanza
Perez de castro enteritis Antonia Bigi7 Cl6a
de tetsnos y los nacimientos de Bonita Rsmos y
G&Yina Andino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-04
COMUNICADOS
Lareg, Mayo II de 1894.

sr. D. Ramon B. Lopez, Director de LA Co.
RREsPoNDENOIA
Muy senior y amigo mfo: POngo en- conoci.
misnto de usted que he vendi 10 mi estableci-
miento mercsntil, la sOciedad en- comandita que
gira en- este pueblo, barrio Latorrs baio Ia raE6n
de Hijo de COllAEo y Compshis, que queda encar.
gsda de la liquidaci6n de mi extinguida casa, So
gun circular Ia vuelta
Dando usted las graciss por la confianza
que me demostraron, y que suplica dispenser &
Ia nueva casa, me suscribo de usted .. 8. amigo
q. b. 8. m.,-ElGdto C6Hazo Ortiz.
Lares, Mayo II de 1894.
sr D, Ramon B. Lopez, Director de LA Co.
PERsroRDENoIA.
Muy senior mio amigo nuestro; Ponemoa
en- conocimieuto de usted que, con estS techs, ha.
mos conatitHido en- este pueblo J bsrrio dc LAtp,,