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From Three Little Boys

To the Editor:
We three little boys have collected the small
amount of 81 cents and hope that the amount
will help som OF the poor sick little babies
CHARLEY sTRANG, s years old, 1855 Sixth ave
MAX LEIPzAGrR. s years old. 1866 Sixth ave
JULIUS STRAUSS. wears old. 1865 Sixth ave
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A Good Half-Day's TRY"

To the Editor:
have tried my best to send some money
down to you TO give in my name to the sick
babies.
Having only tried for one-haif a day, l have
only 81 to send | could not try any longer,
went to the country.
inclose with love and sympathy for the
sick babies ANTOINETTE BRAUN
Committee-Antoinette Braun. Elsie Braun,
Carrie Silverburg and Jacob Braun.
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To the Editor:
Inclosed And 81 90 for the Babies Fund. It
would have been more. but the OF the
house In front OF which we had our fair drove
us away. and In the excitement some one stole
from us Ill. Yours.
Gussie Block. Mabel Bolen,
Alice Bolen, Josie Ottiwell.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Health and Precipitation.

Perfect health is impossible without
free perspiration. Precipitation is one OF
the methods adopted by nature to get
rid Of superfiuous or waste material To
facilitate this delicate system Of drain
age the skin is perforated with pores.
What is forced through them should DO
removed for excellent reasons. This can
not be effectually accomplished without
frequent bathing.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
PRnsy Clubs Dues.


To the Editor:
lnclosed please hnd N.gs, a few weeks dues
Of the Pansy Club. OF Mount Vernon-the girls
arc from ten to twelve years od-for the benefit
OF the Sick Babies Fund.
Grace Reed Kitty Reed,
Evelyn Van Keuren. May Wilton,
Daisy Glendenning.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Food. Health and Happiness.

Victuals and drink make or mar ma
tlons. What insures the prosperity OF a
people Is health. Make men good and
they will be happy" says the prophet;
make them healthy and they will be
good and happy. For 30 per cent. of the
prison inmates hygienists find proper
ional disease
The evening world., 1894-08-20

President Cleveland's medlta tons in
vthe seclusion of his Buzzard's Bay
home are costing the Government from
100000 to S,ooo,OO0 day. While he
ponders over the tariff situation the
whiskey distillers are withdra wing
stock from bond so al 10 escape the adj
dltionai tax OF 70 cents a gallon. Evil
IDENTIFY the Presidents thoughts are
not directed towards internal revenue
receipts.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

The Rev. Thomas Dixon, jr., says the
lesson Of the Vigilant- Britannia races
is that the United States and England
should unite, for combined they could
dominate the world and command peace
How portentous, therefore, the story
that George and Wales have had an
l''altercation.''
The evening world., 1894-08-20
MINK for the Complex,o,

Drink milk, yellow. skinny, bony s,r,.
II you want to get fair, plump ana go
looking. There is almost an much 49,,
ment In pint Of milk as in a qua rtsr =,
pound OF meat. and 1t is digested in
ohe-third OF the time. Milk is human
1000, and should agree with every
young person. 1t is not appreciated an
IL should be; the prejudice against IL /,
unmerited. A little lime water will
make cold milk agreeable with a whim-
steal stomach. and anybody can drink
boiled milk with salt. Next to purs
milk comes milk foods-cereals, Gus
tards, purees, &c.
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Driving Club, $500. O5.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please nnd check for $3.50. os from the
Driving Club OF New York. being one.hslf
the proceeds OF the entertainment Of Aug. T.
1894, for the beneht Of The Evening worid'
Sick Babies Fund and another charity
g. II. MASON JR., Secretary Treasurer.
Fleetwood Park, Aug, II
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From Brbies of Avenue A

To the Editor;
The inclosed amount. 81 the babies OF i6i2
Avenue send to add to your noble fund The
above amount was collected by them by holding
fair and mAgc-lAntern show
Rita ssal, Hattie Mamluck
Selma SAa Sol MAmluck,
Dora Guntler. Eta GuntEer
Jennie EChelbach. Tcssie Hornum
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Fair at Bayonne.

To the Editor.
lncosed please and s.. so the proceeds OF fair
held by the undersigned In front OF the house
2o3 Avenue f, for the benent OF tn. Sick Babies
Fund
Annie Murray. Katie Kelly
Maggie Mccarthy, Alesia Kelly.
Alexander 10y, Bayonne n J.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Emma Goldman boosted that her I'm
prisonment had made her more deter
mined than ever in the cause OF An
archy, but 1t was noticeable that her
speech was remarkably tame. consid-
ering the alleged indignities to which
she had been subjected.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Good luck to Crusader Kraft and to
every man who becomes his own police
man in the war on vice. And If Justice
Hogan does not like to have citizens
shake their finger at him let him shake
his finger a little more sternly at the
lawbreakers.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Pure Air PuriHes the Blood.

There is nothing like pure air to purify
the blood. One day in the country, on
high ground. under a shady tree. Is
worth all the cures in therapeutics. A
sail down salt river or a tent on the
beach when the sun is UP is another
excellent tonic. Bad air makes bad
blood or keeps 1t bad. Soiled air can
no more purify impure blood than dirty
water can cleanse soiled clothes. Fresh
water, good soap and clear air are
needed for nice laundry work, and they
are invaluable to the human system.
Get out of doors and let the lungs and
blood have clean air.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Cheese.

Cheese is valuable as an aid to diges-
ton and as nourishment for quickly re-
pairing the waste In the tissues. After
n feast wise men take cheese to help
digest the other foods. Physicians never
deny their patients craving for cheese. an
1t seldom dlsagrees. Lovers Of Burgundy
eat cheese to bring out the bouquet In
the wine.
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4 $3.50 Fair.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
We held a small fair at Al East Seventy sixth
street the other day for benent OF the Sick Babies
Fund. and collected $3.50. which you will ind
inclosed. We hope that It will do them much
good.
ROSE q. NEWMAN AGED 10
BEATRICE Il. GOLIATH aged IL
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Coming ENenin.

Meeting Of Yosburg Veterans american Guard,
seyenty-hrst Regiment. Aug. e. at 800 Third
Excursion John Simpson Association to shIppsn
Festival and games Unitss Council @. a. L.
Harlem River Park Aus. a. -
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To Make Herb Vinegar.

This Is the best time OF year for max.
ing herb vinegars; tarragon. shallot. cap
sicum, garlic and chilies are all sep
arately useful for this prepation. and an
excellent ''vinaigre printanier" is pro-
dueed AZ follows: Dry lin the sun II pos
sible) some small cress. tarragon leaves,
burnet. chervii. thyme and basil Put
The evening world., 1894-08-20

The stage owes a tribute OF recog-
milton to the Louisville manager who.
when asked to make a date with his
theatre for Miss Pollard, answered that
he had no dates for attractions of that
kind
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Three BROTHERS. SAVINGS.

To the Editor:
Enclosed md the savings Of three brothers
Willie Albert and Eddie Ktetschmer Of iOe,,
Fast Ffty-siAth street.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
Held n Doll show.

To the Editor:
Please accept our little mite to aid the sick
babies We held a doll show at 2S7 East Forty.
sixth street. and have collected 81 %. and hope
II viii do some good.
Frederick Fay, Josie Sullivan,
Ida
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Sold Scrap Pictures.


To the Editor:
Enclosed you will find 50 for the Sick Babies
Fund which was collected by Josephine Purtcll,
Of 22s East Forty-sxth street, age fourteen years
and Mary MeimetZ, OF 22s East Forty sixth street
age twelve years. which we collected by selling
scrap pictures
Now hope it will do some of the babies
good,
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ALPS from Five.

To the Editor
We Ave little Brooklyn workers who have
collected 81 IS for the Sick Babies Fund, and We
would like TO have our friends see this In The
Evening World"
JENNIE ALTMAN. II, 20S Myrtle avenue.
HATTIE PHILLIPS, II, l5l Navy street.
JOSEPH PHILLIPS, ., l5l Navy street.
SARAH LEVINE 10. 2l0 Myrtle avenue.
ANNIE ENGEl. .. ISL Navy street
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Sent the Balance.


To the Editor:
Inrlosed please md check for 81: the balance
Of the money sent TO YOU on July 81 CsiI. sOl
which was realized from the entertainment held
| on July IS. COMMITTEE
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Little hut Helpful.

To the Editor:
Please md inclossd one dime, the proceeds OF
a small show held in Perry street. for the bene-
At OF the Sick Babies Fund.
Charles Engstrom, Eduard Kuntz
John Farley
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Johnnie and Willie.

To the Editor,
| Please md inclosed 81 SO for the Sick Babies
Fund from Johnnie Slater. OF l75 East Seventy
seventh street, and Willie Curey, OF 252 East
Seventy eighth street and others 3.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

the baseball situation has gotten to
the point where ''all friendship ceases"
and rooters of the respective teams In
the lead are working overtime for
their favorites. May the best club win.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Following the example set by Mrs.
Nary +. Sallade, Property Owner G.. A.
2fafs, OF 221 West Twelfth street, has
Seeome his own policeman In his efforts
- purify the nelshbornood in which he
lives. He Appealed In vain TO the police
70 stop the orgies which he said were Of
nightly occurrence In a neighborlng sa-
loon. Finding II Impossible to sleep yes-
ter2ay morning. he went to the Charles
street station. and securing an officer.
had the bartender Of the saloon arrested
Tor violating the Excise law. In order
20 eiinch matters. should the case be
ciamissfd N court. he first secured evil
osncs xs~AoloF the character OF the
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Annie and Eslie.
To the Edltor:

To the Editor:
Enclosed md csc. for the Sick Babies Fund
given by Annie and Eslie Kamut. 40 East
Seventy ninth street, New York City.
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Many a MicIIe Makes a Muckle. -

To the Editor
1ncosed please hnd si.35. the proceeds of a
small fair held by two little children at S2s East
One Hundred and Twenty third street We are
sorry that our contribution Is not larger. but
hoping that It win help some poor child we
remain, EMMA HAAS 4,
HENRIETTA ROSENTRETER T.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

1.-THE World" ably pictures the advan-
tages which people of means have over
ire poor In regard to spending the Sun
day recreatively. There are at least
100000 families in this city who are un-
able TO get away from home on Sundays,
and this big city offers no attractions for
the poor We need more parks, gardens
where pleasures can be sought without
expense. and places where swimming,
boating. baseball and other harmless
games can be INDUCED in. We have fine
speedways and carriage drives, but they
are for the rich. The poor must stay
IN their homes.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

II It Is true thai Platt has been bun
coed by the Union League Club states
men. then Is truth indeed stranger
than fiction.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

| II ballet-giris are admitted to the Gen.
trial Labor Union. 1t Is possible that
they may lead the members many a
merry dance.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

You be damned" as George Gould
naid to the centre-board.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

And now Congress il ready to ad-
5ourn. The people are entirely willing
70 see the end of the session.
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ZIG In Three Dave.

At fair at 70 West One Hundred and Thirty
fourth street. last Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day. $40 was realized by
Jennie Gould Nora Mannheimer,
Frank Lyons, Eugene Manufacturer,
George Kyle Clara Mannheimer,
Edward Wilson.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Mr.. could finds himself in an en-
bsrrassing position as the result of being
On q yacht without cent aboard.
The evening world., 1894-08-20

Monte Carlo is not "in Il" with our
own Saratoga.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
CONCERTS IN THE PARKS.
Programmes of Music In Washing
ton and Paradise Parks Tonight.

There will be music in Washington
Square Park this evening at o'clock by
Conterno's Ninth Regiment Band. The
following Is the programme:
FART l.
The star Spanglcd Banner.
! March, "Barthcldi" ,,.,,... nr C. T. Contcrno
.. overture Ia Crcsssienne'' ............. Auber
]. song y preamt Dwelt In Marble Hall"
Balfe
MAUh DAISY hen .,.'.-.. .,..,....,,,. Engel
3. BArcarollc, "Charsctsuque "
pr, C. l.. Conterno
PART H.
s. Overture The Jolly Robbers" ...... Sumo
I ssmbnos lamborle The HALL Of the Hen
,Son hh,sn's ,,,...''s.. Lsurendsau
William Jaeger.
scenes from the Works Of Charles Gounod
10, March, The Columbian Guards" ttrom 1881.
I'D T.. Rice
There will be music at Paradise Park
this evening Ut o'clock by Conterno's
fourteenth Regiment Military Band.
The following Is the programme:
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To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 81 contribution to the
Sick Babies Fund, from
Mabel Ahrens, Florence Ahrens
Amelia Ahrens
We hope the good work viii prosper
The evening world., 1894-08-20

The Presldent's delay in acting OF
the Tariff bill finds no apologist.
The evening world., 1894-08-20
To Cure Warts.

l ~ 81 aa aEs .1s q sS s:s
disappear. ,ass..
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fAk |.
The star Spansled Banner,
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NusItrO amigo y Compansro 81 Sshor Abril
autor de lAG Cr6niCGG de ala DemocrasiA" nos
dOdiOs AguAoS pkrratOB do acIAraSi6r que lo OHti.
mGmOI, rsSpsctO de cisrtOI detsllsI que 70 SoBo-
cen nusstros lsctoreS y que % EslaeisnsA con IL
dobatidA question de los f6sforoS. No queremos
OntHAr On diacuEi6n sobre partiCulaEeH que ARda
tieasR que yer con el fOndo dc ID question. Lo
que hay de cisrto % como muy bieR dice 81 eBti-
mablO disrio poncefc, que ID pr0HSA Va TRUMAN.
do On SuG empsnoH. Los senoroI Bolivar, Arru.
81 y OompahiR parecS que buGCsn soluCl6n al
sOnHiCtO, que 90 igual tranGigir cen el pals.
NoSotrOS no psrdemoG ID espsrAa1a dc yer que
los f6Iforos vuelvAR Vsnderss mss meAoS
chGvO, bion sea en- las pulperiaG on les puSstor
que inHtAlo IL fGbrica en- la formA que hsmos
apuAtAdo antog de AhorA.
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10 sItimAmOI sOmo IN sTAr dc aprssiasiOa que
convene ventilar.
III perfume y IL bsllsEa do La flores aon do
ofseto uAiVOrIsl, TODD el mundo guStsn J On
todAs parties 90 ApreciAn por solo eatol coneeptal
sl asxo bsllO ne sltimAIiA lAI foroI mas que lAu
eHtinAn lon hombEoa, mAxima OItando demoHtra-
do que ID mujsr no tisno 81 Hentido dol olf'tc tan
sensible como sl hombrs, tienon 10 pituitAriA, he.
blan 10 On ieiminoI cientihces, mss gruoaa peor
organisadS; adsmkl 81 hombre On todoH los item.
poG hA eultiVAdo Gelecionado lal forsB con una
pulcritud, eEmero conStancia quo 10 muieE
40 70 be preGtAdo jamSG; este sin embargo no
obIta para que on BALCONIES J aHoteau, On jATdinel
y sAguanes tOngAn las sehorAH innumerAblOs ma
eetAs que diArio risgA remusve dsndO con
trSCueAOiA 81 trasts con las PlAntes sin ogTar una
hSr para HuS riEoB tel %, diehO sea dc pASO sin
ofeRSa, Eu mAno j1dinera.
La bsleEG y el perfume r0petimeg, NO % 10
que hace que les dAmAI tmgGa tsnta shsci6n s
lAS Asres nay otraa raEonos podsroSiSimGs de
alta lignihoac6n social que juStiHca eEtss ipCli-
Haciones; 81 hSmbrs en- vs dad no debisrA pc.
netrArlos 30 tratS de eItstisS viva dc ID dfisil
compliCidA forma del bien pArsser, cuys siOHeia
reSsrvadA las hij'S de Eva debo ser Siempre
rsspstAdA por los hiioI de Adam.
eS con que adoHnAr "a persona su casa, rOGu.
rrs laS ayti6cisle', J de tel modo 81 arte y Il
moda ha imprsSo aua exigenciSH cue en- muohoI
SitioT ocaIioneH las foreS nAtlrGlOs no 10 Sdmi.
ten Y laa artiHcialss deade sl mOm0nt0 qua Ia
muier AcsptR Ian RoreB aEtihOialen en- oeAIioHea
aa prsfero las RAtuEAlss no hay rlx6n 70 para
Ahrmar que ams mas que el hombro las fEAgSn.
tSS b jas del rOinO YegstAl; ol.hombrO eItimA I
l.. l.. - l. -
PaTO dSjSndS & nm lado compstsAOiAS J ri.
vAlidads1, hay que convenir On que lau flores On
mAnOs de Ia mujsr adquiSrsn mayer explOadoE {
lA vsz que Ia mujsr engalanada cen flores com.
plemeHta el cuRdro de h0rmosura que OtrOce
SuS AdmirAdOrOS.
Una mujsr adornadR con forsV, 90 un cielO
OStrellade, luCsS fjaS q. embelsgan hasta q. apa.
recs 81 col del amor, y entonceS todO 81 euAdrO
toma 81 color azul del cielo el mAtiz Eohado
de rosa.
Uns for siroHA pusata sobre unos riSSu de
ore de 6bSno snsle ser 10 eEtr0lls polar de 81.
gdn nsrino q. bOgA por 81 mar de Las sEperAnsas.
0tras hJrsS que las mujOres suel0R uSVAr
snciua psrOcen perlaH ongalHAdas Por mSnoI de
iDgsles.
No SAbemos que eB mas admirable digns
del arte, Vi una muier entre flores, una for en-.
tre mujsreB; unas J otrAs seraR oternAmsnte eI
mAnantisI de ID pos6is.
AceptandS una expression vulgar, dirSmoE
que les ferel ION al encanto dc Las muis 90, %
mo las mujsres son 81 oncanto del hombrs.
La luz eS las foreS 10 que 81 amor lsD
mujsrsE, privad uaas y otrGV de lo1 YadiSnteS
destslOs de eHtOs explsndidOs sgsntsS J qusdarE
frio Ol espAsiO, dsSerta Ia TERRA muertA 10 cres
ci6R.
Y YparOdisndO laE frassS del profeta de 81
Coran- -diremoS-loa perfumes J las mujeYsV, 81
=, , meior que DioS he dadO los hombreS.
FERNANDO LOPEZ TUERo.
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10 dol pOtrSISO

Bogdn DueHtrss noi Mss COMO No 90 ha nr.
made 81 conGiwto del pstr6lsO. La Intendeacis
pSrese que 90 ooRpa de SScAr Ol meior pGHtido
possible on favor del hScO dentro de les imitScio.
ReS que tisne. Lin contrGtA % frmar6 81 ii del
corrisRte- AZ 80 diCe,-y antoaC0B cuando 10
Publiqus ID GGceta GsbremoI que atensrneH. We.
10 mas Osperar nm POGO para hablar en- frme, que
divAgAr en- suposiOiaRes.
Misntras tSnto, vaya nm dRto pOr gi Pusde
tomarlo On confederation Ia IAtsndoneia pars
que 10 CO1Ouca 81 pdbioO J deduzca rHzona.
mlentog.
En- el aHo natural de 1891 20 imPortsron {
sStA Isla on diferentes bSndSrRs asa, ,267 kiIoS
de petr6leo que pagsron pOr derechoS de Adua.
a ra16n de OOntAyoS el ki'o, ID Huma de 33
mil 229 pesos 2S csntAYoE. 81 eUos 2.62l, ,267
kilss hubieSea deyevgadO 10 que pagA hoy por
derschos dicho artfsRlo rAE6a de pesos 80
centavoH Lon 100 kiloS (Sn OontSr 81 10 por CieRto
traqitorio), lAs entradaH anuales 81 fsco tomandO
por base Il miTma prOpOrci6n, asSsnderiAn ID
sums dc
933 ssstI 9s9 pesos eOSs 76 ceNtGvOs
No quOremos sntrar por hoy On otros dsta
lies que y vsSdrGR en- 50 oportunidad. El an.
terror date 10 antisipanOB CuaRts dc 10 que aol
faltA que expOner.
,ee atroverG tOdavia Alguien desir, On viz
n do 10 sxpussto, que con 81 COnci0rto 10 bsne
hcis el EHtAdC2
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En- ID noChe dol lunss Se rSunieroR cstorCs
vscinoB notsb'eB do AibonitO, con d Rn Dc din.
eutir Ia actitud que COnvendria tomar On dsfsnsa
de les iRterenaS osl pueblo, en- viSts de qus el q.
tAdo do salud del GO1or alcalde.delOgado no lO
pOrmite OcupsrSe do ~ delicado oomstido 10.
m0r que Dc prolSngaTSO saa an6mala aitusci6D,
rssulteR graves periuicios para ID soIeetividsd.
DiSCvtido GmpliSmente 81 asunto 8 inspirkndoSS
todOS en- el eumplimisnto de IN peaoVo debsr,
asordaron por mayolia nombrar una eoaiSi6
como 60 sfsctu6, compHaGta de lnu SsHoroa don
Rafael Maria Coma eE don Ramon Padr6 y don
Diego Bscerra para que cslsbrsRdO una conts.
rOneia con 81 soior Alcalde, 10 10 indqus ID cen.
vsnleBciA de preGeutGr su dimisi6R, ya que no .
es poSible oeuparss crn Is naCeuariG aGiduidGd
del ejerCicio do su cargo rsgervkndosO ID rOsiEa'
ci6R do ctras geHtiones, cuaadO les EsA eonoEidO
81 reUHltRdo de aquel pASo.
La entreviStA tuvo efeeto on Ii mGhaAa de
ayer martsI, pSro igSOrsnOs 10 que de ella rsIul.
Is. De todoS modes o. plausible Ia actitud de
ou IA vsCinoa de Aibonito, porque domueGtran
81 inter6S que So toman por ID Comunidad.
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Sc MOI aaegurR que palAn do mil auiniontal

So NOS aSegurG que paSAn do mil quiniSntaS
las perlonGI que diario hacsn ulo del moche'
70 que on 81 cafe "LA Mallorquina" tienen elta.
blscido para eneeuder tabasoI J oigarrilloS Nos
conHtA que on alguSoS otrou eHtAblscimientoS J
idR On Of ,inas hay mecheroG con el miHmo obje
to. 81 eSto % AuAdo el GiatomA dc csrillRa pc.
ra encsRder las luceH On les cAIaa pArtieHlares,
no 10 Arrendamos IL glnanciA 81 monOpoliEAdor
dc los i6ltoros IQu6 porvenir 10 AugurAmoS
loS que prstendAn monopoliEGr el petr6lso, Hi a..
gunA vsz 90 mueStra viril ous pueblo, J rechSE'
como BArcelons, 0ScandaloHas sxAccioAoHll
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Lo que viene ocurriendo en- Puerta de III

Lo que visne ocurriendo en- Puerta de Tie.
IRA estS revistiendo "a caraOteres graves. An
ter de anoche Ia Salida de Ia paertS de Santa
90, donde empieza la alameda, detuvieron dos
mozos 81 sirviente de nueEtrO amigo don Jorge
Goico, prstsndieRdo quitsrle las provigioReS de
Ia comprA que hatia hecho en- eItA Oiudsd. ID
Uirvients 80 defepdi6 con piedraS y logr6 hsesr.
loI huir. Anoche volvi6 cen el miSmo indivi.
duo repetirIe id9utica escenS, perO esta veE
lou GRlteadorsu ess IS 81 nOmbre) eHtabaA n.
madou de cuehilloE. El HirViente logr6 eEcHpar,
grasisG 1uu pisrnss, psro EOsihisnde dos tAioI
| gya 4 spslasOa q VanpsEA HA hsn0g aiiAa
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NOTICIAS GENERALES

Sc NOS dirigs ls Siguients pregunts: lSe ha
heeho algo por q Ayuntamisnto por 81 v0CiA.
dario del barrie de Pusrts de Terra para grAtiA
car 81 paiIEnags que con tRnto denuedo trabaj6
On Ia extinction del incsndfo ocurridO on dicho
barrie 81 dia IL del paGado mss2 A rAiz del ~.
ceSo 20 hiCieron GGtss dc Los q4s bsbisn mersei.
do recompsnIa, poro por 10 vistS 70 eGCribieros
en- 81 aqua. Este indica que aqui nadiO 90 asaOr.
do de Santa Barbara hsItS que truena. Veromos
que So hscs el die en- que falta de eEttmulO toda
abnegsci6B, peligrsn vidaI haCiendas. NOr
permitimOS recOrdsr { lOH prOpietariOs de Sque,
lie zona, sobre todo loB circunvecinoI dol site
del siniestre, que tAl vez hoy gosen de IuS prs.
pisdades por el Arroio de los que ne ''passyendO
NADIA, expuIisron Sus vidss J abaBdonarOn sus
iornalss para acudir la extinction del inCsadio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
Nn Il Oidra tuvo luRar ID reuni6p prepara-

En- ID Cidra tuvo ,ugar ID reunion prepAra-
toria para elegir Ia OomiGi6n que dsbe rsdaetar
el Reglament0, que previa ID autoriEaci6n aupe.
rior Iirva para ID constitutions de Ia aociedad ta
Instruction Resreo, que 50 funds en- euts pue.
bio con 81 aimpftico nombre de CirCulo dc
Amigos" El salon que tieRe slegidc ls socis-
dad, estsba dacorado convenieRtemente, IA rsu.
ni6R fu6 de 10 mas Seesto de ests pueblo, rsinan.
do la mayer fratsrnidad On el acto. Despusu
hubo una veladG que entretuvo 81 pdblico sgra.
dabIemeAte y tamhisn 30 hallaroa unaa daneitav.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-08
MOI dicen do LuuuiIIo cue q Adminiasra..

Nos dicen de LuqUillo que la Adminissra-
ci6n General de COmunisAcioneS hR oaciado IL
AyuntsmieRto do oss pueblo, que deoretAda en-
IL VICENTE Ley de PresupueStoB ID incorpDraci6n
al Eltado de aquslla Estasi6a tsIegrGfsa, ha uido
aombrado para desenpenarlA don Ramon RiYO.
ra en- reemplsEo del que ls seYvfa, pero que 81
AyuntRm eRto continuarG abORando ,gus haberss
Il que hoy ID Sirve hasta que tome pcseai6n Ri-
vera, que cobrar& por los toRdos del EstadO, Gin
deCir NADIA del slquiler de casa, portero, etS.;
por maUera que si un meU, dos tres no Be pre-
SeRta Rivera servir su dsutino, no gEAYa al
Ayuntamisnto con I'm gaGtO que pertsRecs al
EEtsdo CreemoS que eBto es injuGto que 81
Ayuntamiento dabs scudir d Gobierno para q1a
IoS gaOtos do dieha EStaCi6R Ss IatiGfsgan pof 81
EatRdo deTde L. de Julio, pussto que euando
viene algdn nuevo impUsHto, 90 hAss Otsstiyo
dssds que se reCibe 81 prsIupueStO, como aucede
con 81 dsGcuento que &c hace los profeHeres.