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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
MUST NOT REPEIT The PASSION PLAY.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SERVES sUMMoNsEs
on THE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO TOOK
PART IL THE PERFORMANCE


Dstrict-Attorney Noble OF Queens County, has
taken steps which may lead to the punishment Of
those who took part in the amateur production or
the Passion PLAY in NewtOwn on last Sunday night
The play was given IN ST. Marys Hall for the Iur-
pose OF raising funds for the church The Dstrict-
Attorney has summoned most Of those taking part
In the performance TO appear before him AT Long
Island city This action was hastcHed py n Iett'i
from the sunday Observance Society of TINS Guy
The society sent communication TO the l."V JACOB
j.. Mailman. pastor Of the Presbyterian Church
of NewtOwn. asking him that he call the attentlch
OF the DistrctAttOrney 10 the breach 81 inc Htd'S
law IN producing the play on Sunday IhOse gel! yea
with sUmmOnses yesterday afternoon "ere an
thOny Smith. who impeTsOrated Jesus Chflst MISS
Mary Kelly who took the part OF the virgin MAJ ),
and Miss Barbara. Rebecca Inc otheF ieHbeIs
Of the cast who viii be present at the hearing are
Miss Nellie Downing Miss Kate Murphy, MISS
Anna Rocca; James Becker, Abram Hammer anu
William Lacka. 80
Mr.. Noble said last night he was determined that
all those who took part in the production should
give bonds not to repeat the play. Ny: Maiiimahn
asked the Dstrct-AttOrney not to bring criminal
prosecutions against any Of the Characters Dut
simply TO warn them and prevent any recurrence
Of the matter.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T THE HOTELS

AIHEMARLE-Mayor George W. Ochs. Of Chatta nooga
Tenn BRI' NSwICK-d'oione Henry NJ Dufi-ld Of
ps,ro, GILSEY-I:x- Governor Francis f. Warren OF
wyoming HOLI.AND-Charles Fargo OF Chicago.
vrTROpOI State Senators Edmund OConno. cuth-
,er, w Pound and Clarence Lexow. PARK AVENUE
David A. Wells Of Norwich. Conn. ST. JAMEs-Mm,
Emma Eames story. vIcToRIA-colon-i Daniel q La
mont Secretary OF War. and Mrs Lament.
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THOMPsON's RACETRACK BALLOTBOX.
IN A DAMAGED CONDITION AND EASY TO STUFF
THE DUKE" LOSING HIS TEMPER

IN A DAMAGED CONDITION AND EASY TO STUFF
THE DUKE LOSING HIS TEMPER.
Trenton. ~ j. March (SpecaD.-When Chair
man Storrs of the House Investigating Committee.
picked mp the ballot-box from the Second Precinct
OF the Second Ward of Gloucester city. this morn
ing he remarked to his colleagues that something
was wrong This Is box in which are packed
100 votes $3.50 Of them being for William }. Thomp-
sou. whose seat Is being contested by Mr. lippm-
{ colt These votes came from the Gloucester race
track which Is located In this precinct. snort
examine ton OF the box showed that the top of the
glass side OF the box could be removed and any
number of ballots packed in without the formahty
OF a legal vote. The contents OF this box VIII be
examined tomorrow morning
An examination of the ballots cast In the First
Precinct OF the First Ward OF Gloucester revealed
many Irregularities A., 1,,.
Ward Of Gloucester city, identified the ballot box
from there and James l.. McElmoyle Judge OF the
First Precinct of the Second Ward. testified That the
box purporting to come from that district was the
right one. as far he knew.
George G. coubbler. judge OF election III the oeco!u
Precinct of the Second Ward of Gloucester luent,-
fed the box from there. This Is the racetracs
box" II was In damaged condition, the top vi
side of it being Clipped on Cha!rm M "s s
with his fingers and lifted the glass partition out,
showing that any one who chose might haEe -. AT
the inside Of the box without muIh ttoupie. y
bier was cross-examined at length about the Don;
He IL a Republican. and said he coud not accou h
for the present condition of the box 80 far as ne
knew ii was untouched when II left the polls ahl
was delivered to the city clerk. CoubDer was kept
on the vitnessstand several hours but no evidence
favorable the Thompson side or the case WIS
elected from him. ,, 49,.
Thompson lost his temper once. and abused John
r. Wartman, counsel for Lippncott he sau;
Wartman either physically or mentally. Inc law
Yer deigned not to notice his remarks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
WRECK Of THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN

Roanoke. Va. March S.-The VesiDued train on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad. from Washing
Ton n chattanooga was wrecked at GO this morn
ing by a landslide fory-nve miles north OF this
civ The engineer. Jacob Hardy. Of this city. was
tiied and the fireman. named Nofts'nger. wls
thrown into the James River as The engine rolled
dawn an embankment. lie Is severely Injured.
None OF the passengers were injured
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SALE OF A NOTED STOCK FARM.

Lexington. Ky. March s-Fair!awn. the former
noted nome II the trot'.n; stallion Red Wilkes
Mas sold auction here to-day. the pace brought
$50 80 tjcD jess than \ Smith Met ann CONTRACTED
pay for II irr years ago The state or the late
General " T. Withcrs bought L. ~ the price stated
vi Mccain owed Nifh"rs's estate balance OF
So DJ on the farm.
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aROT'T THE MOTHER or THE 4 IA NDONFD CHILD

Acting Mayor Mcclellan rec lived an anonymous
letter Yesterday from Philadelphia in regard TO Mrs
Whitney. the mother of the child which was aDan-
donel AL Nice France The writer Of the letter -
.,.ld.ntlv "A woman. She says tina, Mrs. whitney IL
a native OF san Francisco ana that her maiden
name was either Wimath or Witmark- more likely
the iatter-and that her father is wealthy
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uof-XDIESS PULLS Up LAME.

,urs Rock. Ark. March s-Boundiess, the four
,.o,r-o,d winner OF the American Derby at Chicago
last year worth $4,000 pulled up lame In right
,a' .ao, today after going over the Little Rock
to onvey Clubs track this morning Boundless had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Gold-si No 80: Harriet " Smith to Thomas r
AcSiann ......................:.. ..............
Henry-st. No 1926: Israel Schulz and wife 10 Han.
nan huriz ,...........,........
Carrie Engs ~ al. executors, etc to u Hem
nerson N"lls.,... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Henry-st. No 30: = part Benjamin Krooks and
vii. to Samuel J kroo.s ..........
Wate.st. No 40: Simon NJ Rosenhlatt q al TO
Caleb " Hman Observation-Disclosures.
Delancey.st No 259; Simon Dreeben and wife to
wlIott-si. No 30: Theresa Goodkind TO sophia
HERMAN Observation-Disclosures.
Bank-s' No iiG; John $ Edsall and another cx.
ecutors etc. 10 William Conklin. ...........
Lot Az. map lands Of Clement g Moore ~
Greenwich; Denis O Donoghue 10 Mary and
Sarah Oponoghue ............................
Auguste Behreni to Aug1is,e Rolling .......
o,n-ave' No 40; Cherries f Sands to W Pell....
''t ms 5; ~ II OF ?th-aye. 2oxJo; Mar
s2dst. =. 25s Il W " central PARK Wasi o6x
To-: Isaac NJ Dyckman and wife to Mary A
s4th-st s. ss n Of Wasi F,d..,. %.
lo22 John Dunn ct al 10 William Rankin 800
s2d,s,. = 30. It " Of Coumhus-ave, 2OxIO22:
e'th-s' No 3l2 East; BENJAMIN krooks and wife
MOller, william. ami wife to william j sloane.
Nih-st. 2ai It Of 2I-ave. 25.$yio2.3.
ilsth-st. :. 10 II OF 4,h-aye. 2jxIOo 10;
George p smith, referee. to Amanda + Ne.
i2ad-st :. 227G It Of Pieasnni-ayc ;,Gx
I wi; Jacob stein and wife TO Elizabeth
ST Nlcholas-ave. . 8 so II n OF iijth.st. 3l.5
So'.3: Murray W Ferris and wife to Mary L
FISTS loo It Of 100 i6x
10; John Dunn 10 Bridget Dunn. ...........
Mhnhattan-ave =. l1.3 II Of i0Gth-st. lTxIO;
Mar Mary Brown 10 John Yule .................
balhDridge- lsith-st, o2xl216x
-25xloj; Frederick W Sharp to Eta Forgotston
rs G4RisHS3 60 s, # OF vandeTs-avs lox
Lewis and another ........................
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THE ApPE4L N THE SUGAR TRt% CAM

Philadelphia. March S.--Argument upon the APP
peal taken by the United states from judge p"'''' .
decision In favor OF the Sugar trust II '"e pr
ceed,,os hro,,gb, ~ have set aside as Illegal the
takng int, the trust of the Philadelphia Refneries
began MS r. the n cbss,5 s'a Dallas snd
represented by ex-So.citor G eneral SamueI r. fh,
lips Of Washington: District Attornes ms hn =
johnson and Richard p McMurtrie; OF Phlad .ad
phia and John r.. Parsons OF New-ioiA' a@'e
Tor the Sugar Trust
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ihIs rim that the lameness discovered. This
makes il necessary to withdraw him from all the
sprlng races
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
ConntIn l)roper.n Go fet.

A FEW DESIRABLE modern country houses 10 tease
~ III a most beautiful. heaithful resort
SHORT HILLS. y. j. ...,..
Dwellings constructed 10 suit purchasers vacancies
nreplaces Sewage system complete neiUe S
erected; pure water gas excellent siewaiks toaus,
churches; schools; casino village nu,s"nes
rents. 40 minutes from New York - L. anu w; H. l.
Address BOX \. Short Hills ~. j. Onice over station
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IN THE COURT AT TRENTON.
Continued from First Page.
nate. and that Rogers, It's unanimously elected

Senate. and that Rogers, It's unanimously elected
President. was such.
THE, MAJORITY WILL NOT JOIN THE MINORITY.
Continuing. Mr.. Parker said: I'VE were In
a state of anarchy. The quo warranto pro-
ceedings were brought to inform the Governor
who has the whole matter in his power, and
could II he wished. settle IL any minute The
majority will not jon the minority, and the MI
norty joining the majority will not help matters.
The majority is in the right. and will not give
away those rights" He could not see what the
cisOn.
Mr. Gray followed Mr.. Parker with strong
argument intended to prove that the Court mad
no Jurisdiction.
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Mr. HOLAHdN HAS NOTHING TO Si T..

Maurice f. IIolahan. Deputy Commissioner OF
Public Works. was asked yesterday whether ii was
true that President Cleveland had offered TO make
him United States marshal. and that he had de-
cIIne,I thu. office. lie replied: II have nothing 10
saw on the subj ,ct ] can neither affirm nor deny
III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
CHIEF JUSTICE BEAsLEY's NAME OMITTED.

In the list Of judges OF the Supreme Court OF New
Jersey. sitting in the quo warranto proceedings;
which was published In The Tribune yesterday
morning the name Of the chief justice, Mercer
Reaslev was omitted through error.
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Ciip })ropsrtp 90 Iei.

+ Avenue. below i4,h street Rent $24O Quiet ex-
''''"' T. 4. SRi;1xsHANK q CO.. 40 Broadway.
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ENORMOUS DEALINGS IN THE sTocK-THE REST
Of TIE MARKET Says IN SYMPATHY WITH
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LO1RO
MONOPOLIO7 z

No, hombre, mol lQui6n ha dicho que en-
LAS DELICIAS DE PU ERTO RICO, 80 mo-
aopoizA Cree vd. que llegar una mesa muy
lujosA mejor aervida por uR0s chicos que son
lea iguaIe por que ellos Hon el se acAb6 dc los de
'rumbo J Gala" AuAque Vd. no tesga apetito,
Solsmente cor 10 vAxiAcl6n en- los plAtos que ALI
20 coAfeccioaaa; le dau dessos do conner ~ "a 10
creo que Vd. comeI biea uaas sopaa ua cAldo
gAllego, que Los hAcsa hARtA ali, una PaenA
=. .por tan POGO dinero que % quedA Vd. ad-
niTAdo J ian reguEtsdo que se sbonA IL momen.
10 por todo 81 resto do gu vida AQUILINO,
que eS el dueno no estk por Ell MoRop0no, 10 que
al qulere son march antsE. No oividsn: Gale de
Tatukn On LAS DELICIA5 De r PUERTO RI
90 os espera AQUIbINO.
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VAREDADES

H-Galletas de soda Hnas Queso parmesa-
40. MantequillA italana freSca. JArnones ga
tIegos Mperiores. Pasta italiaMa legftimA. Le.
she condenGadA fresca Pexas de California.
auesO de gruyere muy tresco. Jamones de West
thAlia. Aceite refRado tsTeAa" en- lAtas. Cog.
Aac 'tMarten" X. Z. K. Quesol de bolA en- lataa
soloxadaE. Vino 'sAn Rafael" Iegftimo. Agus
Ia Marrnolejo muy fresca. Vino Rioia mares
dsrediA. Salchich6a de Lyon superior. Harms
Aactea muy treaca. Vino do Jerez Gel Inocen-
ss". Longaaiza de Vich. Vino Rioja J mArcs
aSagAEsa" aCabaR do reCibir ofrscen OEREOE
10 HERMANOS Y COMP.
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ROpa hecha barata

si quiere Vd. surtisEs de ropa bAxata, qxs
- recibo peE todoa los vEporeE dc la PeninsRlA
rcUda
h7 O1Gramar1na,
grAa fkbrisa de tAbAcoe, oalls de ID Fortalaza e.
luiAA 10 TAnca Hay ALI fuses completes do ca
Gimir desds seis nesas 81 Adaiaate. PaatAloKSl
10 idea desds 2 hasta ! 81 uEc. Sacos d,
slpaCa de rae1iao barstisimos. Rxy labkcos ,
pigSrriiloE de tcdas yitoiAa hechos coH xESaA d
e Meiorss vegas del pals. (Pl
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Y con quiea, lDiou Mol

~ con quien, lDioH mioi
-iCoA. .Oyd5Iisel -. ala luna EoiizR"I
Sc chanceabA sin casi 10 que decs poYuue
"a pensAnaie1to eatAba otra parts.
E pobre orvsl exrOiesi6 de vera szzs suts aouel
desgrselEde raCuerdo lie lseRcE P0eIcs auerando
recobrAr perdIdA iAhuszcA coadesita propuso
timidameAts Luna de Farges e deteRsrss IN noento
FraE ati donde &CeEtumbra ir Is sRlida de Ia
Opera.
-IBusaoI -COAteES6 LulsA-lS Sois de Ia uiumA Opi-
n6n bsroAesaf
LA sshOra de BsrEuia hizO ssnal de aprobaci6n
~ Nos aCOmpGnaE coronel2
ISohgAAc eStabA eASaRtAdol De- busna CANA hubia.
abrkzAdo F4onva que ls faCiitAbh e aaIar agunos
momentss mas al lAdo de LuiEa.
81 coronel el hRco Saint Clair ss coocsron eu Al
coche frente aH dos seoEaF SoRnas semitic en- sur re-
das 81 roce del rA1s de LuEa veiA los oios negros ds
la condesA nrilar sR Il ossuEidad permansca calads
puea fez
Fierivsl impEoviEaba mAdxigales.
Q1izAa LniEa exParinentaba 81 mismo placer ez mo-
sepArAras tan bruscamsnts de SolgRac
En- sl amor hay algo de inc0nIsieneia y para obede
cox 10 gus 10 Heduce, e ser humane ssa hombfs mu
je teza Hempre 80 dsposeoH Ia msior de las rsxonas
el mAa poduEoHo de los auxihsr.a: sI inssinto
-l Va ettsmo1 aA FEsaeatil-sxsam6 Ssint-CJlair Al
yer h lumRacioa exterior del cafe Il modR-QuA 49,
TINA que eAta 1ocha no hays ConcieKtol
al contrArio tanto mejor-repuuo LuisA-,ous
pod!iAmoa OH u con guHo depusu de escuohar opera
de SpoREni1 -
-La vsrdsd es-dijo SaiatOlar con In movimisnto
ds cape.a admxativOeIqus 81 hsrmcHA d mdIOa de ID
''Vslsala
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atrsfa los curioSoS. Aquello extra sse Cont
eacsntador.
UAa easalera ancha lujoap, conducis, pAHada ID
del caf9 per stlo Lusge AtravesabEn tres
aaones sg aemsEts desorado4 grRades espeios in
crutadoa tabexos de MADEIRA color de nArania T.
leseH tzul celeste legRbA un hsrmoso terrAdo
bsrto de A1enA AdorAAdo de eres que Seguia 10 lar
90 boulevard de MoatmartTe hastA e antique hotel
MostmoreAcy Era eAtoaces Ia modA ir sentarse aqusl
tsrrado degpues del pRseO y TecoaAdos 1H BaS bur
Iarse de los tranfeuntss del boulevard
ssLa hoTa de Garch" para hAblar Ia mods, de
dos cuatro de Ia tArde 0uando haca busn tempo Por
10 noch antes de las 1uevs solo loan GArch los mas
humdes burguesas Por el contrarC eel supreme bueA
iba las dose de Ii noche, dsapueS de sair de Ia
Opera Los i6veses que, como 6AintC&iE, mudabAn de
txae 81 dia pAvOnekbanae ALI con
psrecdsa saeos pantalones ceidos 81 music 81 cla
que de dos pies de Alto ou lentes colgAdoB 81 cueo.
-iQnerrfsia que nusca he sEtado aquf2-dijo
LuisA de Fsrgss Solignac.-No eonocia FranCat ES
muy benito.
Scgnac atrAven6 de los HAoneu reaplandeceAt ter
poY II lux que deSpedAR as AmpArn1 do cIiat de
reHOjoI tamizAdoS puSo busCar ID vista
degoCupAda todsn Las mesas de caoba las BlsG
etruHcas eStabsn tcmndas.
En aquel mcmento Il condesa sint6 que 81 brazo dc
Solignac 90 extremectA.
-2QuS Susede2 lie vOlvi6 preguntar ID joven.
La conteItaCi6n de soignsc fue IL misma de antes.
-Nada
IRA que seRhaba de vOr dslapareeer6 Agcstino on
e nagumdo ual6n, On q momanto an qua Holignae Ii
eenasa atsAvohaa q psimsEe bAe laa anolas miIAdas
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A todaa la1 parroE.a que veagAa del

"A todas laE psrEcAaa que voHgsa del iSte
sior dc la isis Necssitsa compAr caiHAdo slegan
to. msdiss calcasRss de- seda hllo de DE e.
cia. corbatsa lima Rove1ad, cRmisss 8 10 Boa
langer, gorrAs boiasH para cabalisros Einos
betda ue color para zApAtoB y aacAieH de toda'
clAtss. podsmoE recoIeaisr.ss Ell TROPIOO dc
Jusu PiGA Mas, SAa FraAcIsco, 81, por ser g
eutAblesinaieAto que CuaatR ceA mAyorss existen
cias donde mAa guSto 20 obssrva en todos los
aYtfcuIoW Que trae.
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COMUNICADOS
JuReos Is dc 5spt emil bre de 1894.
Sr Director do LA CORRESPONDENCE.
PueRko-Rico


PueKso-Rico.
Muy sehor mio: Rusgo v. 80 airva da,
cabida en- 50 apTesiaDls diArio las nguientea
lucas:
Sumids en- el mas profundo dolor Que afig.
mi alma p0r ID iHmeAxa dssgrac.s que expert.
nento hoy con Ia rspsntias musxte d mi inol,i-
dAble etpoHo D. Joa9 /. Castro, fRllecido On Ma.
guapo, sirvaa las preseatss IlzeAs como tsatimo-
aio de mi gratltud y etsrAo rec oaccInieato lon
Sren D. Pedro Dfsz por loa uitados que gsnero.
81 Aexte presto Al tiaAdo, D. EEAeato Ferakn.
iez, 81 DR. d. Arturo Oabrers, & d. B tael Mess Y
! D. JoEquia forrAsa J 50 ap ecisble fami il que
tan boAdadoSamests me preEtAron Los auxilios '
co aGiaexacioAss para al sRterrAmieato del ca.
d4ver.
a todos les cnviR IN million de Rracias nor
tan digko procsder.-Carnsen Sierra de Castro.
Oidrs Set embre l8 de 1894.
Hr Director do LA CoRREsP oNDENoIA.
Capital.
Muy senSr nusGtro y de toda nueutra consi
1ersciGI.
Las sg adecegemos hagA pdblico por medic
de estaS ltaeAE, (que esperAmoa hagA inaertAr eu
as columns de ~ vallente Diariol 81 teatiuooaic
de gratitud que ofxecsmoS los diatin guidor
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!. Institute q ssgun5a EsseNanea de PtO.-Rtco
a krsmenes. Assam0tros Ex&menea de ingre-
o, lon dlaa 40 y 20 de setiembre IL, II lS
De Ostnbre. Latin Oastellano lie y 20 CuYsO
lna dias Ri, 20 y "a SetiembrO u, dc o.
n de setiembre 4, J de Ostubrs. Ret6rica
Possica y PHiCologfa, L6gioa Etica los dias
% de Sstiembre = de Octubre. Aritm9ti.
- y Algebra GeometsiA y Trigonomstlis, los
diaa II. 22y ~ de SetbEe. J !, 2 y do Osta-
ore. FtEica y Quimica los dias % dc Sstiembrs
20 do Octu0re. Hiatoria Natu1al y Agri.
sultprn, los dias IS, 26 y ~ de Sstombre 4, 8
de Ostubrs Frances primsro segundo cnr-
scs Inges primsro segundo curse. AlemaA
primsro y Vegundo curuO, los diAH ~ J 2s de Be.
tiemb bre y 5 y de Octubfe
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De -E Imparei II be = ay.kn 2.

De "E ImparelsI de = aYsguz,
II 81 endo CoAe4Trldo hoy 4 eoRHignsr Ia
multa que Aos fae impucata poE el Eenor Alcsl.
ds de etta uda Re estanlecer II mEmo item.
20 Ia consiguleats apslsc6n, nos fue denegado
ssto dltimo por auto que publicAremos man ma
Como 81 articalo 81 ds s Ley de imprenta Aos
receAoce este derecbo (articulo en- que 90 fuAd.
81 senior Alcalde para aeRegarats este recurso
ssguiremos dicho aauato adelante, sgotAado to
dos l-s medios para ooteRsr IL juEticia que cree
mos hoH aaigss.n
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siqua d K.a.eruetg de q pEanaa 81 LIE

Sigue el Vsa-crWcss de la prensa en- Puerto
Rico. Dice "Ei LmparCisT de Maysgusz;
hoy medic dia 10 Ia pTeaeAtado eR eItsA
ofcia.a 81 tsnieAta de policia Eenor Borrog6a, pa
IA GecueHtrHr en virtud de mandAmiento Judicial
Ia sdici6n de Rneatro diario correspondents 81
skbAdo 6stimo, cauaa de habsT sido daaunciadc
por e Aiaiaterio Fiscal I'm srticulo en ellis coRte
nido, de nuessro colaborRdor dc AguAdills senoE
Terreforte J Arroyo, que teae 81 ti,ulo de
Malditos ssassl Sc cAlldsa el dslito como inju.
rlan Ia autoridsd"
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uPREMIADOS EN- CHICAGOH
ESPECLFICOS DE TORREGROSI

FARMACEUTICO DE AGUADILLA,
q precios sin cotpetenciG
iiPRESERHAP[F0 CONTRA Id YLRUBLAin
El mejor rsmedIo para prsssrvarse psrs
curar disbz esfsrmedad. Exito porteAtoao en-
Is epidemic 4us sn 1889 kzot6 en- IL villa de
Agu>di l.. q IA psso oil frasco
Venta 81 por mayor , dstsll Alfonso g.
zsrb.- -FsrmAcedtieo.-Pu de Tierra-San
Juan Puerto-Rico. 81
Cnahdo ustsd quiers tomar viRoS superioTeu
1e "hcgscno' (Riolsl tintol 8 blAAcos, de las IA
noaas podegAs do ARguciaRA, dirfjsss los sefo
ras Sooriao do Lulnx Oompania, que los ex-
psndaa ca 20 estaDlocImieAto son los dzicol
importadorea de los egitimoE.
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A 30 N O S

PrroG nclubles, coRceatrados para caEsr
de- ax6car. cafe, tabaco etc. mares ALBERT dc
Londres. Les mzs graRdss fabricaAtss de abo-
nos srtldsi2les IacomparabIes per "a acci6s Hua
calidadss fguctiferas.
Ee g8KantizA 81 anEisi4 de todoa loa Eboz0s,
Ukico remedio coHocido contra lA enfeT-
medao de Ia cana. Tisnen existsaeias para Is
vsntA Los Agsntsn
Suceaoren de FinlAy Brothers
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Complao mos ) Aaes1To col

Complac mos : AnesMO col e "El DiArit
Popular" ds MayagusE: Dos Manuel MARI
yelez dtaea aAbsr 81 pAfTdeEo dc 50 padre Ne
mesio Vel4z, que hAcs algua tienoo 1esidla q
Ponce del caGs as die h fAilec.do ON uko de
los hospitsssa de aquellA poolacior. Do Huplic.
4 ranroducc6R de estAa linsAa."
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BORR4S REINES

Acaban do recibir .por 81 vapcr "Oiudad de
santander" IN completo y variado surtido de
cAlEado para cAhalierOg, Hanorsa y alhos. Tan
bi6n lau famcsas xapRtillas dc pie de color tels
k4y reales eI par. Tenen adenas una graE
fsctura de drilea mallorquinea legitimoa dc hiic
dno que rsAIixan pFecioE gunameRte baxatoH.
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Nos dicen de CiaIes: "ER el DarTio dc ID
Psxs, jurisdicci6n de GALES, han oeurrido doi
1ssgraciAa en- casa de don Pedro Martorell. Una
shiSpa sl6strica cay6 en la dichA cass, mAtt
una mujeE hiri6 gravsmeAte al senior don An
dres sccio del ssnor MaEtoRsn , dos personal
nAn. 81 iuxgRdo 20 Constituy6 en- 81 lugAE del
simiestxo y 90 hRcen las diligencias neCasArIan."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-20
Venta Dor acciones

Hsb;sadose dsHistido de llsvar { efecto Ia
del cocha de dos custro ssisntos dePoHitade
sR 81 pueblo dc Faisrdo, cuya vsnta debfs
coincidir con el primer EoTteo del entraAte mes
de Octubre de Ia LetsriR PFoviRcial de esta isls,
se hsce pdblico los pocos teRedores de diehas
AccioRsa para que squallos cue hubiessn sbo
Rldo 81 vslor De las migmss lss sea devuelto EU
importe previA pressataei6a de las papelstAH. 81
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SOCIEDAD De SOCORROS MUTUOS
DE SAN RAFAEL
SKCgETARIA

DsbisRdo proveerse por concurzo ID plaza
de Medico de esta SoeisdAd segGa Ecuerdo de
Ia Junta DirectivE faehR 3 del mes actual ss hs-
cs p1blicO fla de que los Senorts faaultstivou
que dessea aapixRT dichz pIsEs Gs GirvAR pre-
seAtar Eus soncitudeE doSumeatadeH en- Il cssa
Ia Is PEssideacA SAa Jose zdmeEo "a, hasts Las
II del diA 80 del actual sa cuyo local se en-
ssAtrsra Dis manifesto sl RsglEmeEto por 81 cusl
tsberG grssthrse sl Eslveio de refereAcia-P uer.
80 Rice, II de SetiembYe de 1894.-ALF. Eso
PRATs.-Vo Bo El Prssissto LUCAS REYKs 3-2
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ro1 II Tea0feria CdhtTal de HaoisnaA % pa.
uar6n lan stancicnen correspondieHtss Al presents
mes an Ia toxna aigniapte: Satiemhro IA A RI
usccioneu 81 y 6A. I'd 2s seccioneG2 y y y. II
2s secriones A. s.. Ostubra 8. PeRuionsH en
gsneral Ort1bra 3. CesantsH, jubiladca Ieti-
RADIOS. Id 10. Clasen pasivas renidentes en- Il
paninnnla