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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
GO AND HEAR BIN.

Hon. John A. Howard, Democratic Can
didAte for on .ress, AT Austin Next
tuesday, the 10TH, Inst.
Capt DoveRer and his Republican
Executive Committee are afraid OF Hon.
John A. Howard ia joint debate.
That's why they declined his
challenge. Being denied the priv
ilege OF confronting the Republi-
can candidate before an audience, Mr..
Howard will read from an accurate re-
port of Capt. Dovener's speech, and will
refute his arguments and assertions al
Austin, Tuesday, the 10th. Every
voter should make il point TO hear
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
ELKISs

The Hon. STEPHEN 3. ELKINs, though
nothing Of a speaker, is yet the most
dangerous demagogue on the American
stunp to-day, and be aims rather TO
create the impression that be possesses
less forensic ability than he really uOes.
His great forte is posing as q business
man instead Of politician, though be
long ago took his degree in the school Of
BLAINE, and there is not Shrewder
nor trickier wire-puNer in our politics
to-day than "Steve" ELRINs, Of Star
Route notoriety. With his respectable,
not TO say fine, presence and specialized
solidity with voluminOus manuscript be-
fore him, ELEINs can make political
falsehood carry further than any stump
or we know OF, and with the utmost
ease and grace make astounding
ly false and utterly unsupported state
ments, which would cause another
speaker to be laughed at
Mr.. ELKINS takes the natural, the ir-
repressibe growth Of the country dur
ing the last Thirty years and credits it
all to the high tariff He points to the
blessings a good God has showered upon
this country and says, 1--WE did tive
Republicans Hear him:
During the thirty years Of Republican
creased skiold. farming interests three
fold, wages seveu-fOld and savings twelve
fold We have to-day i've times the saw
ings in this a comparatively new, country
as has England, centuries old. We paid
the expenses of the war and our wealth 10
day is Sl69 for every man, woman and
child Tia this country, and / cannot see thai
q system which shows such results can be
bad.
II Mr.. ELKINs, instead Of crediting
this to the Republican system" had
said that these things came to pass IL
rpits Of that system, he would have told
ihe literal truth. But even the immense
natural vitality of this comparatively
young nation could not forever stand
The drain Of the vicious system of tax
alton which robbed the whole people
right ana left on al they used for thu
benefit Of few milliOnaires, the plu
tocracy created by the Republican Rar
". The wealth of that plutocrael
alone pad ena2 ed thu party so long
DEFY Tie pop judS bent and stem
the ris y tide psmOsSaey till in lse:
6 rsa PorsosSAOi : tiaa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR REPREsENrArIvE IN CoNsRRss-SAN'i as
TRICT,
JOHN A. howard,
OF Ohi5.
roE REPRESENTATIVE N coNsREss-aEcoND DIS
TECr,
WILLIAM l.. WILSON,
of jefferson.
FOR REpREsENrATIyE IN coNsEEss-IalS'O us
TEICr,
JOHN D. ALoERSON'
OF Nicholas.
ron. REPREsENTATIvE IN CONGRESS 81" DA'
TEICI.
THOMAS b. HARVEY,
OF CaUeI.
rsF STATE sENATE-FIUsT DISTRICT
JULIUS POLLOCK,
or Ohio,
COUNTY DEmOCRATIO TICKET
JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT
LEWIS >. JORDAN,
HOUSE OF DELEGArEA
j. b. WILSON,
WM. C.. HANDLAN
J.J. WOODS,
FRED. D. STRASSEB
cerxrY surxu1NIENDENT o. SCHOOLS
WN. G. WEIDMAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
MARSHALL COUNTY GRAND JURY.
A Big Lot of Indictments Returned Ys
lardaV

A Big Lot of Indictments Returned Yes
terday.
The Marshall county grand jury re.
turned the following indictments yes
terday: State VS.. Amos A. Lowe, rob
bing store; John Smith, alias John Boil,
obstructng b. & o. railroad; Charles
Nesmith, opstructing b. IL o. railroad;
M. d. Jones, r. B. Shaver and Thomas
j. Shaver, throwing stones at freight
train; Charles Higgs, interruptng Ep.
worth League; Blaine Lewis, George
Kepple, Allen Bowman and Jesse,
breaking and entering freight car, at
Ben wood; George Washington, break
ing and entering meat shop belonging
TO w. C. Wickham; Thomas Moore,
robbery; Clarence Baker, inter-
rupting literary society; John A.
Riggs, William Kimple and Geo.
Freeland interrupting Epworth
League; Charles Wingroye. disturbing
literary society; Johp Campbell, die
JurUing lltrdry society. IRE iollTinB
are for seBng intoxicating liquors con-
trary TO Law: John Henrietta,2; August
Schad, 2; Mike CalllhaD- =. J. X. John
son, - Gun AL VelIon, ?; Thomas Hig-
gins,5; Jacob Debold and VIM. Chap
map l: Anthony Murphy, 3; Lewis
GeEeIin, 3; Jacob Debold. 3; Timothy
G3gan, ?; Timothy and John Dolan, 3:
prick Harrington, 3; William Chap.
An, .; w. II. Snider. 5; Paul Riddle, |
0 John Ramsey, /; Edward Havey, 5;
thomas Fleming, /; Bert Schromeber. !
ger 2; Neil Quinn. .; Joseph Weldel.5;
Thomas Allen, 3; William p. Curren, 3. !
John Lubic, 4; Paul Rigot, 6; Edward |
Voss, 3; Burley Clemens, 3.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

STEVE ELKINs goes the Iateliigenccr
one howl worse on wool. lie has it
down TO IS cents and IAN end TO the
sheep husbandry of our country"
ELKINs does not mince matters. He
doesn't fool about prices; he simply
wipes out the whole sheep industry at
one swipe. The ptslli7cnccr is behind
with its calamity howl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
Prettr Yonnr Wlfn-
Fur

c. OHIO, October lI.-DP.
!, 81 ia well known physician
u. - I Chicago, is 10 this city
aoe his wife, who disappeared
- y ago aud Pittsburg about
Uo'' ago. She was a young
Iui' II years OF age. and very
DC and had been a wife but
u rs when she disappeared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
m Licking the Chine,s-

October lL-Japanese cavalry
Y made an attack upon and
! force OF 1000 Chinese at WI
IN thousand Chinese troops oc.
ne north bank OF the Yalu river,
they have completed eight bat
. and are building more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
The Cars Relapse.

ERLIN, October IA member Of
Russian embassy Of this city SAYS
e Car has suffered a relapse. The
fiicBity in breathing and tne periods
unconsciousnsss have Increased. The
Lar's nervousness makes him irritable.
realty lessening ME chances of re-
OVaFV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
want 50 KiiI the car

BERLIN, October IL. An offensive
plot against the life of tho Gar bas
been discovered. Its members includes
large number Of army oflicers. MANY
arrests have been made at Warsaw.
'dessa and Kief.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

UNABLE to get Capt. DovENER t,
debate with him on the same platforg
Mr.. HOWARD does the next best thiE,
reads DovENER's speech and then n
plies. I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

The Bellaire Independent thinks that
"the reduced wages in force in every in
dustry in the Ohio Valley is stronger
political argument than anything anybody
can produce. "-Inteiigencer.
So it is, against McKinleYism under
which the reduction occurred.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
4 SecoD

ErtctoI totls hH
Ca,r,-prxv1 October l1.-Mrs.
-. - en- Of agent OF the
SohmrIboob ing Company, OF
TVLoaIia" birth to twins on De.
cember 1T -, 9uo
sa,I rem are doing well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
The
Emerson Pianos

all have handsome, tasteful durable cases: but IN
their factory constant careful studlous attention Is
given to the production of perfect and lasting tone
The beauty and honesty of an Emerson begins with
the varnish the case and goes straight through to
the iron plate that holds the strings We'd like to
show you the inside of the Emerson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

THE Wheeling REGISTER can take a
pound of wool worth 10 cents and make it
worth %
THAT'S LYING.-Cdldmity Ho,Uler.
The Calamity HOlCJer can take 90
cent wool and try to beat i! down to IS
cents
THAT'S ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
or, rru II IN IGAE IN
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glleelin9 8e8i8tsr
TERMS


,vr.p. NJ MAIL FesrAaE FRErAR
Manly. six days in the wsek...........''.'~
many. three days in the week.. 4V'
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SUNDAY only. six months ......... - wv
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
nA1T.y. per week, to be paid weekly 10
DAIIY and SUNDAY, per week. 80 -
7b.DA1I.Y will be delivered BY car'isrlh
apv other city or towR a. -. =
s,r,i, Copies Of DAILY or WEEKLY .
v-Tribut,, Of Respect and Obituary Notices
i've cents per line ...a
st,nns OF the denomination OF t"oeent' anu
..,s,ce,ytsa for amounts less than one a0IlA'
rNrCoKrusroEDzNcE CONTAINING IArolrANi
,sv.,o11crrED FROM EyEEI Pant or TIE SUE
HoUNpus COUNTRY. .l
Rejected comuunlsatiOns viii not be fe'0'A'1
mics, accompanied by sumcient postage,
The REGISTER. embracing its 'evsra, oo,-
r.,. 4. entered at the Postoniee In ""s''
W. Va, as second-elass matter
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Fell From a Tree.
sv.etsg 10 tA1 Rss.msr 4,

Special 20 Ia heJtstsT- n
srEUBENv1LLE, OHIO. octqt IL
While out nutting, two PoJ named
Robert Dobbs and OliverjBry' aeci-
dentally fell from a tree Sndl ere seri,
ously injured. When picJedp several
hours later they were utoIHous' ana
later it was found Do6S q several
ribs and BUGGY his broie', sues sues other
injuries. They both liv Alikanna'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Rufrner News Stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

r,,,v ,,osr roma,kat res Of scrof-
,,Ia 80 rocord have accomplished
~, ne So~sonaril this medicine
is unequalled for d u 'H' oioou'
Take only Hoods.
uood,, pills ar made and per
feet 10 proportion ~'I'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

THE REGISTER AT WASHINGTON
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
Re procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard
Hotel. aud Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

CAPT. DovENER is still in the intyor'
aud it is said be wears hunted PR
HowARD.about?k kind Of look.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12


m,KINLEY's DISHONEST GARBLING.
Two Republican papers of Pittsourg,
the Commercial Gazette and the Chron'
iclc-TeIeqraph, have fallen out, and
when certain people fall out, you know,
honest men get their due and the truth
comes out. The Commandments has
been trying TO defend MCKINLEY
who has been convicted Of gatb-
ling Mr.. WILSON'S London speech.
Mckinney quoted detached sentences,
suppressed qualifying and explanatory
matter that would have negatived the
forced and unfair construction put
upon what Mr.. WILSON said. All OF
which was dishonest and entirely too
much for the stomach Of the Chronicle
Telegraph, Republican, and an ardent
admirer of MCKINLEY and mis- tariff.
The Chroniclc-Telegruph replies to the
Commercial. Gazctte's denial that the
I Governor garbled Mr. WILSON'S speech
as follows:
A man should be judged by his own acts.
/ Mr.. Wilson mas a right 10 demand that IN
passing judgment on the parts Of his Lon
! don speech his exact language and the full
expression Of the idea shall be considered
A remark TO which Governor Mckinley
has directed public attention is the follow
/ ing:
/ Our protectionists have been building
defeEses TO keep you and other nations
/ from competing with Us In our nome mar
kets. The tariff reformers are breaking
down these defenses.
The full report of MIR. Wilson'S speech
shows that the above was part Of a ser
teuce which was as follows:
/ Protection in America has been our
untary withdrawal from the seas and +
neutral markets; our protsctlonists
been building defeusss 10 keep yor
other nations from coming IN 70 CO.
with US in our home markets; our
! reformers are tearing down those dt
! TO let US out TO compete with you az
nations in all the markets OF the W.
Mr. Wilson went on 70 predict z.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
PIANdS---C. A. HOUSE.
The BEAUTY OF SOME PIANOS

is only ''case-deep" 1t is much easier to make\
handsome than it is to put music into it. A to(
cradle mechanic can do the oue-the other require
the best thought of musical artist.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

Div Your CIoaks and Capes At
VI one price at
THE LRAprR ID o MALE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12

In his speech in the Opera House Tues
day night Ex-Governor Campbell said: 81
am willing to compromise with the Re
publicans on the tariff to-day if they are
willing to not put one cent on any article
except what represents the labor cost"
Governor Campbell, who was Republican
himself once, and now represents the pro-
lection wing of the Ohio Democracy, as
opposed to the free trade wing led by Larry
Neal, was getting pretty close TO Republi-
can doctrine when he made that PROPOSE
ton, and was rendering himself liable to a
charge of heresy .-Intcligencer.
Mr.. CAMPBELL said, or meant to say,
1.-THE difference in the labor cost" The
IntelHgcncer probably does not know
that the LABOR cost of producing manu-
features is less in America than any
where else in the world. 1t should
consult the authorities on this point
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-12
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1894

result would be large extension Of the
trade of the United States, and revival
of the American merchant marine. He de-
clared:
The manufacturing supremacy Of the
world must eventually pass 10 that nation
which. having the largest supply and
cheapest access 10 tue Oasic materials
of Industry, shall apply the highest lntelli-
gence and enterprise, the freshest results
of science, art and invention 70 the produc-
ton and distri BUTTON Of finished products.
We are constantly confirmed in the olief
that our supply Of these materials Is more
accessible to transportation and markets
than that of any other people.
Another remark upon which Governor
Mckinley comments is the following:
We are rapidly ceing so9ered, though
unappalled Uy the truth forced upon US
that Of al human governments free gov
eminent Is the most complex and difficult,
and, judging from the worlds experience,
the most uncertain and short-lived.
The quotation is full and exact. Mr..
Wilson, however, went on to say:
Your institutions and our institutions, as
derived from them, are strong because
they are deeply rooted in the past 1t is
that while other nations in other ages have
been great in the greatness of war, of com
MERGE, of science aud literature and art
and Jurisprudence, we can be great in all
of these things, aud also great in the great
ness of permanent freedom.
The speech, as a whole, reveals no lack
of patriotism.
This, as the Pittsburg Post says,
covers the whole case. 1t is put in
way to save MCKINLEY as much as pos
sible, but the material facts of suppress
sion and garblins are made manifest.
MCKINLEY has had great consideration
from the Democratic press and public
men because personally he is esteemed,
but In his avidity to win the applause
of the unthinking and ill-iniormed at
the west he has simply dishonored him
self. mo one, says the Post, could
conceive of Mr.. WM. L. WILSON resort
ing to such dishonesty in addressing
the people"
That is it exactly. No one who knows
the conscientious, pure aud strictly
honorable West Virginia statesman
could possibly conceive Of him doing
anything mean. WILLIAM L, WILSON
would scorn to take any unfair advant-
age Of al opponent, to say nothing OF
deliberately garbling and mlsrepresent-
inc him a. MCKrNrI nv has dana in the
case Of Mr.. Wilson'S London speech.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-09

uunoia que debemos hacer juntos antes de d.
rigir una memoria al procurs dor imperial.
No hay nada que temer hasta ahora-re-
plic6 Estebau y las psrsonss que debss IN
terrogar estan, gracas Dios, en estado de
responderte-
ID uan- Jueves7. .--.-.
Cast fuera de pagro.
-iE~ter Derienxf
-Buena.
-Todo va perfectamente. TIE esperare es-
Ia noche en- Ell cafe de la Rotonda. eu 81 Pala-
eio Real -..... Iras con Rene Moulin
-Convenido ahora permfteme que to ma
nifasta mi profunda grat'tud- d------
-iTu gratit1d!----- No comprerdo-----
5Con one motjvo7
Sc que he obtenido la plaza de nedico en-
al hospital de Charenton por recoraendacloo
tuya------ te estoy sumamente agrade-
-T1 habrias hecho 10 mismo en- igualdad de
circunstancias.
-lAh! Seguramente- pero no 10 olvIda-
re . He vsto al Prefecto de policia- Ne
ha conce lido la libertad de Ester Derieux,
y.-.- adivina d6nde la he llevado.
IA cass7
No. al lado de Berta.
-5Sabes va algo de historiaR
No, porque la mantepgo uI eetado de
gnorancia que creo Indispensable; pero esta
noche So aclarara todo-
trazada va he ordepado las declaraciones de
Berta de Rene Moulin, necesito POGO item
90 para las de Juan-Ju y de Ester
Derieux Sin perdda de tempo dirigire una
memoria, acompanada de la queja, al Procura-
dor imperial. Los erminalea iran q la carcel,
So les jnzgara, y, reconocidos como culpables,
se les condenara.. Aprovecharemos este
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-09

81 el senor Duque puede reeibirle. :. -Parece
que Sc trata de un asunto nportaute-
-Conducidle mi despacho decide que
voy enseguida.
Ell criado Sc retro.
Ell Duque de Is Tour Vaudieu, palido, ano-
nadado, descompuesto, Sc dej6 eaer sobre an
sill6n.
La noticia que acabo de comunicaros oa
joven abogado.-Compcen vuestro disgusto.
pero es precise qua 10 sepais para que pom
gals en- guardia contra el hotel de la calle de
Berlin, donde la Justicia penetrara muy en-
breve.
El Senador inclin6 la cabeza sin responder, y
Enrique retro
Una vez solo, al senior de la Tour Vaudeau
pareci6 reanmarse eubitamente, diio:
-6C6no sabe esas cosas que valen sus
pruebas r.. Juan Jueves, quien cree vivo.
ha muerto- 80. Rene Moulin no pueds probar
nada.-.- Ester Dereux es incurable. Cree
~eguire la pista al CO nplice que no conoce-
SO engana- mi pista existe. -. PerO
como pienea en- defender la memoria de Pablo
to mi alrededor reina las tinieblas, 81 caos.
5De d6nde puede venir Ell peligro9 Enrique
Sc atreverfa acusarme MI padre adopti
70 So bienhechor!. No puede ser!. 8
legase descubrir que el Dlque de Ia Tour
Naudieu e c6mplice de Claudia Varpi, sc
callarfa ocultarfa la verdad para siempre 49,
Pero precise que Tbefer sepa 10 que pasa.
Ell DuQue mand6 engauchar ell carruaje )
sali6.
Eorique, al entrar en- donde le esperaba Es
t6ban Loriot, le dijo:
Sc 10 que te ha hecho venir amigo mio
La llegada de mi padre ha retardado Ia de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-09

ruevo proceso para pedir la revision del anti
gno, para rehabilitar al mSrtir de la bsrrera de
Santiago, triunfaremos---
Est6ban estrech6 con efusion las manos de
su amigo, Sc fu6 hacia la calle de la Uni
versidad
Ell doctor comunic6 4 la huerfana 10 que
habfa hablado con Enrique de la Tour-Vau-
dieu.
-IOh, amigo mio!-dijo Berta. EstOy per
fectamente bien para poder acompanaros la
calle de Revebal 800 es verdad7
= Ell relate de ese miserable evocaria trlstes
recuardos que podrian seros funeatos.---
No temais NADIA Tengo necesidad de Or
10 para Greer en- la pr6xma rehabilitation del
-1Artir, quero DIR las declaraciones de Juan
JuevAs - Pernatidme esta dolorosa algeria.
no me eviteis esta amarga voluptuosidad. o.
10 pido por mi padre quien habriaia querido.
en- nom6re de Abel, d qaien amabais-
-C1nplase vuestra voluntad -murmu
r6 ell sobrino de Pedro Loriot.-No debia con-
seutrlo, pero me falta valor para prohibfros-
lo.--. Vendreis con nosotros esta noche.
Luego sali6 para Rene Moulin, des-
pues de promoter de nuevo Berta que ven
drfa por ella las siete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-09

para verlo salir, sabiendo que la casa no te-
MIA porterfa, Sc decide hacer ciertas pesqui
sas en- la casa de su antigua Jefe. que 10 habia
maltratado mas de una vez, y por 10 cual le
odsba
Por 10 tanto, Sc dirig6 hacia la calle del
puente de Luis Felipe, gritando
-lRopa viejal -----i Ropa vieja!- -. som
breros viejos que vender i.----.
Despues de haber pasado dos 8 tres veees
por delante del portal sucio y hediondo de que
h4mos ha5lado va 4 nuestros lectores, Leblond
vio por fn Thefer el policia sali6 de So ca
sa con paso tranquilo, y Sc aIeJo en- dlrecclon
al muelle.
Leblond le sigui6 un cuarto de hora, volyio
toda prisa, entr6 la casa, subio las escale-
ras Sc detuvo ante la puerta.
Allf arrimandose al pasamano. escucho nm
de asegurarse de que nadie subia nj balaba.
sac6 una bola de cera; y la iba a apoyar soo'e
la cerradura para sacar molde, cuando IN
ruido lie hizo estremecer.
-Viene geute- sorpren-
derme -Quiza ese importuno no sublra-
Veremos.
Leblond Sc inclin6 sobre el pasamano, con
gran sorpresa, VIC dibuJars en- la sombra IN
hombre bien vestido.
-Caramba! a!-murmuro.-iN un partleu-
lar bien puestol iPantalou girls per!a, botas de
charol, sombrero reluciente, abrigo magniico
Y sus guantest iParece IN ageute de camoio
IA ouien busea ese Milford en- ests casuchaf
Leblend subi6 al cuarto piso, el recien We
uido So par6 en- la misma puerta donde haola
estado Leblond y tire del Gordon de la cam
panilla.
Ell policfa, asomado al pssamano, Observable,
dicieudose:
Ell mior llama en- casa de Thefer.--- Un
seflor tan alevado Es raro----
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-09
zSA
LAyAA@sSs
EL DLVIDO MAESTRO
COLEGIO DE "a ENSENANZA
HAsTA Ell BACHILLERATO
Unic0 e8tablecimiento de estG clQSe en-
Ponce legalmente dutorisado
suRvENcIoNApo PoR ESTE ILrRE AYr-rrA ,frE>sro

Altos bajos de un espacioso = c6uodc
local, separado del centro de la poblaci6n )
d. los mas higi6nioos ventilados de Ia ciu-
d i'd, con hermoso patio arbolado para recreo.
2 ejercicios gimnAeticos de los alumros
Cuadro complete de profesorea para Ia
"a ensefapZa.
Una comisi6n de los sehores cAtedrkticos
de Institute CGvil concurrir& cada ano 4 We
ri6car los examenes de9ulso de ingreso
Profssores de los idiomas ipgIss frances
Estudios comeFoiales para perito mer
cantl.
Glasses de adoruos, como m6sica Y dibuio
FL Colegio cueuta va desde Setiembre con
IN plantel de alumnos extsrroa internos.
prooedentes estos 6timos de Ponce de
otros pueblos de la Isla.
A los ejercicios de gimnasia las horas
de estudio SO admiten los externos, me-
dante una uodica qualification para ayudar
los gastos de vigilancia alumbrado
Las classes suspendid4s con motive de las
yAcaciones de estos dias, Sc reanudaran Ell
dia 5 del entrante Enero.
En- cuanto las condolences econ6micas
y regimen interior del Colegio Sc enviAykn
informe todse las personals que los deseEn
y solicIten del Director que suscribe.
Francisco G.. Dc Sllra.
PouCe, Enero { de 1894.