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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-04
AZGCAR CENTRAL
De segunda, color claro. detallan
MuIIenhoff g. Korber.

Despu6s de brillantes exsmenes en- el afo
preparatorio de Derecho ha rtgre'ado aver dc
ia Habsna el joveu don Angel Dabdn Vallejo.
Tambi6n el senior don Jose Garcia de la Concha,
secretario de este Gotierno General Enviamos-
les nuestra mas sincera biepvenida
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RecoItamos de La LtgG AgrariG que Sc pu-
blica en- Madrid: El Padre Minguella, miem-
bro distnguidfsimo de la 0rden de San Agustio,
naci6 en- Egea de Cornago Nogrono) Ell ano 36.
En- 1855 pas6 Manila con destino las misiones
del Archipelago, ejerciando el cargo de cura de
slmas en- algunas parroquias de tagalos, passndo
despues ejercer 81 cargo de secretariO y predi-
cador general re la provincia. 0rador famoso,
yar6n de eaclsreeido talento y de grandes virtu.
des, 81 ? dre Minguella sers en- 81 obispado De
Ia pequeBs Antia una gran fgura de Ia Iglesia;
Psgh Madrid por voto unSnime del DsfnitOT1o
eisrcer el esrgo panoSo Do cpniaario -prpcura'
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A ss dos media de Ia madrugsda de aver
falleci6 IA nina Luiss Robles que, segdn dijimos
anoche habfs sufrido quemaduras con petroleo
do una ID npara ON Ia casa de nusstro amigo el
gefior Castafog,
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El exceso de material dol dia que tenomos
en- eartera, nos impide publican hoy interesantes
trsbsios de la isa que Sc insertaran por 81 turno
correspondence. Las noticias generates de Ia
Peninsula recibidas por el vapor frances empe-
zaremos & publicarlas mafana.
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Sc encuontra en- ests Capital nuegtro amigo
el senior don Ricardo NaryseE agente de La Go.
RBEspoNDENcIA on Naraniito, Lie deseamos bue.
b estancla entre nosotros
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Tenemos en- csrtera un interesante estudio
sobre la question monstsria en- Filipinas (aplica.
bic q Pusrto-Rico), que publica El Nuevo Nun.
do de Madrid El exceso de materiales nos im.
pide reproducirlo hoy pero 10 haremoH oportuna.
mente
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Solo cuRsta S. RL ahpla

Estamos en- pena estacion de bafos de mar. Y
pOr solo pesos puede toarse abono por ounce
s oS PHI nrapss i - caa h a =
lnImero 80. Pl
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de esta plaza extinguir coDdena el preso de la
csroel de esta Capital Carlos Ayuso Garcia fue.
ron puestos en- libertad por haber cumplijo, los
confinados Domingo Nemesio de Ia Cruz Vega.
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VARlEDADES

Janoneg superiores, lechs Condensada mar
ca Aguila, Amargo de Angostura Aguas mine.
raes, Sidra Aehampana extra superior Tonga
MIA de Vich, en- el Colmado de Cerecedo.
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Hemos tenido mucho gusto en- recibir Ia vi
sta de nuestro estimado amig el Lcdo. Excmo
senior don Agustin Cartsgena, reputado juriscon
sulto de Mayaguaz que temporalmente Sc encuen
ira en- esta Capital
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Como iudicamos en- edici6n anterior los en-.
peados dc Ia cArcel do estA Capital han uolicitado
aumento de sueldo, fundandose en- que los dc la
CSrcel de Mayagiez perciben: el Sota'alcaide, 40
pesos mensuales csda uno de los llaveroi y
vagantes mientras que el Sotaalcaide do 10 do
ests Ciudad solo goza 80 pesos 33 centavos men,
susles cada llavero vigilante % pesos, tam
bien mensnales.
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FL dnico diputado por Puerto-Rico que f.
gura en- ia asociscion Paramentaria para el libre
autivo del tabsco en- Ia Peninsula, es 81 senior
Gasc6n, De Cuba no fgura ninguno.
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Para saborear buenos vinos de mesa, tintos
hlancos pru6bense los riojsnos bodegss de
Alsstn qu" yendan F. Font Hermano, Tsnca,
eaaAina Fortaleza
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Anoche di6 principle en- Ia iglaqis de San
Francisco el novensrio de San Antonio dc Pa.
dus, 81 dia de Ia fiesta predicarA el Pbro. don
Nrancisco Garcia
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Donde mas ssbroso Sc come en- Ia Capital de
Puerto. Rico es en- el restaurant ola Catalina"
San Francisco Sc.
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s. NJ Ia Reina Cristina, en- persona, como
prueba especial de sprecio ha qusrido entregar
al Padre Minguella su nombramiento de Obispo
de esta Di6cesis.
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''La Exposition

efectos turcos para bafios, encontrareis en- esta
acreditada camiiseria. = aLA EXPOSITION, !"
San Justo frente La Ma1orquinG.
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Nos escriben de Madrid por tercera 8 cuarta
vez que el Ministro de Ultramsr sigue estndisn.
do ia question canie de la moneda y que la re-
solYera muY pronto.
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Hsn ohtenido nota da Sobye9aheate en- loa
examenes de Latin y Csstellano (primer cursol,
celebrates en- 81 Institute rrovincial, la se6otits
Emilia A. Fernandez y las nihaa Ana Celia Tizol
Bonills Maria Carolina Daub6n Schomburg.
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Ha fallecido repentinamente en- Ponce el CT
lador de aquel dep6sito municipal sefior do
Eduardo Feroandez.-R l. P.
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En- Ia peluqueria Lourak Bat Sc han recibidc
aver, via Burdeos, los aiempre intereaantes cole
gas peninsulares el Madrid y el Barcelona Conf
cos la revista Blqnco Negro.
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La sociedad mercantil . ipdustr

La Sociedad mercant & industrial que gira-
bs en- Utuado bajo la rszdn dc Igesiss San
chez Sc ha dieuelto quedando hecho cargo del
active pssivo con su soa frma, el gestor
don ]. Joaquin Sanchez en- nueva cass que esta-
blece con el nombre de "El Centenario"
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Para vestir biep, es menester cazsrse & la
moda, para calzarse i la oda hay que comprsr
bottles, Ultima novedad en- La CoaStoacao de Bo,
RI Reines. San Francisco nGmero 81
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El uifo don Vicente Gonzalez sarris, hiio 10
Huestro amigo 81 Captain don Vicente del propio
apellido ha pbterido nota de snbresslients en- o.
ASo Dc Latin y Csstesno 4 Historic de EspaSa.
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Ha trasadsdo su residencia Santurce tenn
porslmepte, nuestro distinguida smga dozs Ge-
noveva Espelosn, viuda de Diaz Deceamogie IN
buen verano en- e piDtoresco harrio.
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Ha sido uombrado Official de este GobiernC
General don Pedro Muglt Gozalvez.
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Ha fsllecido en- santurce ras larga penosa
enfermedsd, la que fu6 en- vida distiuguida ami
ga nue9tra sefiorita Carmen G6igel CordovGs
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El vspor coetero Auil9s saldrd del puerto de
esta Capital en- ruta por e Este de la isls, ma
mana martes & media noche.
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Nuestros amigos don Miguel Muiica don
Agustln Collazo don Jose Fernandez, vecinog
de Juncos han SID nombrados por el comit9 To-
cal de aquel pueblo como delegados en- la Junta
Magma que ha de celebrarae el del actual
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mHL9sse el snuncio de las excelentes ma.
quinas de coser DOMESTIC que Sc publica en-
Ia cuarta plana de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA
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FL vapor Pic Mono cargo en- Mayagaez para
la isla de Cuba 80 sacos pesando 1852 klos cafe
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De los especifcos genuiuOs del pals, ninguno
como Ia SoIUci6n Vital GadSG, pues debido sus
re-ultados maravilosos Sc ha propagado rEpida-
mento al extreme de que no hay lugar alguno de
la lsla dorde no haya llegadoy hecho sentir
sus bondades Los debilitados por consecuen-
cia de Intermediates, excesos de la juventud y
del trabaio etc. deben probsr una medicine que
sin duda ha de reportares benefcios incalculables
en- su salud.
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CT NEMf1E un PIANO de mesa en-
OL V%INDL buen estado barato..-
Dirigirse & don Adriano T. Lopez, en- las ofc
mas de La CoRREsPoNpENOIA l5...5
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L.a EvVTERES. S.aoV'TE

oBRA GEL CRIMEN DE oRCIvAL" de GabO
riau, que venimos publicando como folletfn DC
este peri6dico, Sc halla de venta en- la Libreria
de B. F. sanjurjo Vidal, a$l-25 el ejemplar que
consta de dos tomos.
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TABACo EN- RAMA DEL PALS

Tienen constante existenca en- ell almacen los se'
hores Laneza Hermanos calle de la Fortaeza mum. l9
72-47
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FN ENFERMEDADES DEL PECHO, ra.
quitiBmo de los niHos debilidad general, Ia
EMULSION DE SooTT siempre ha dado excelentes
resultados
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" La Espahola"

FONDA CASA DE HUEsPEDEs DE ANTONIO SoMoHANo
Gale de Tetuan ndmero l3%
Buen seryicio esmerado trato habtaciones ven.
tadas con vista al mar, comidas todas horas pre-.
clos sumamente m0dicos.--SE ADNlITEN AB0NAD0S
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Tods ID gspte quo entiende de vinoH prsAs.
re en- su mesa el tinto de LogrOaO, bOdegAs de
Angucana Rioja, que venden SObrino de Luina
y Compahia.
.RAPATA Sc vende una MAQUINAl n
Ihlln q CALDERA multitubular, de ca.
ballos de fuerza patente nuevs, propia para cual.
quier industria. Informant don Nicomedes Fer.
nandeE Tetuan l6, altos 100
Los herpes, los empeines, los bsrros espini.
las manchas del cdtis desaparecen SO curan ra.
dicalmente con la "Loci6n Antiherp6tica' del
doctor Monies. Alivia instantSneAmente ID pi.
caz6n y es i'm remedio infalible contra ID CAlvi.
Gle. Agrsdaslemente perfumada resulta uns ex-
celente aqua de tocador para las damaS De
venta en- casa del se1or Guillermety
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EEtS "a Hancionsda por s. M. Ia ley relativa
IA carreterA De Lares d Aracibo
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GRAN HOTEL
DE Francia
FORTALEZA NJ Is PO Rico
Espaciosas habitaciones
Y esmerado servicio
7 esmeradO serViciO

tynSe sirven almuerzOs la carta de 10 de
Ia msfana & IA una de Ia tarde. 9O--4S
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IA VENTA POR. .ACCIONRS de sss = sSsa. s.si.

LI VENTA FUR AUUIUNEN qS quo = sTias dsBis
verifcarse coincidlendo con el Ter. sorteo do q
Lotsria Provincial de esta Iss, correspondents
al presente mes de JUNO, Sc transGere en- iguales
condolences para el er. sorteo de dicha Lcteria
que SO celebrar& on Octubre del presente alo:
esta pr6rro9a obedece, no hsberse colocado
IN gran ndmero de acciones: el coChe continua
depositado en- 81 establecimiento comercial de
don Antonio Martinez, en- FajardO. s-s
IT WpN0F Por no poder stenderla SO
III VLlSDL duefio. SO vende Ia fabrica dc
tsbscos LA SIN RIVAL, situada en- Il Gale
de San JuSto, al lado de Ia Tienda del Gas In
formaran On el mismo ESTABLISHMENTS. lO-6
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CERVEZA DANESA MARCA
ssT III 30 E GS''

I3ItEWIADA CON MEUALLA DE- UIGU
-EN la ULTIMA ExP6sIoIoN DE PUERTO RIoo--
Su clase es superior cuantas SO han impor.
tado en- esta Isa. lConsumidores, pedid Ia mar.
ca TUB0RGS y tomareis cerveSa que no con-
tiene NADIA de icido salicico q otras materias de-
6osas Tienen axistencias constantements sus
receptores GONZALEZ Y AL0NS0. 3O-l2
Cerecedo HermAnos y COmpsnis compran
botellss vacias Is centavos la docena J venden
cigsrrOs extra fnos de Cayey.
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Al Cona9rcio

nioven S aHos) con muchos de experencia comercial
en- este palsy en- Nueva-York, ofrece sus servcios CO.
mo tenedor de libros, corresponsal Espano ingles
entenddo en- todos los trabajos concernentes una
ofcina mercanti Buenas referencias En- esta impEen
ia nformaran. b=W1
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SoJre Nm-Mk gJo ReNSss@I,

Gran q oorta vista los Sehores SobrinO deIzquer-
do y Coap, Fortaleza 81.
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La RefoymOdo Esper0uzo 'QHal::s;; Qsa::;

dormr en- habitaciones muy fescasf JDesea usGed co..
mer bien9 Pues acuda Ia Reforsada Bspsr9aSS ca
lie de la Prncesa, ntmero !, Marina Capital Prectos
al alcance de todas las fortunas.
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Sc VENDE

alquila una casa en- Santurce con muebles O
sin -Informaran, Tetuan II altos. BIB
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Gran surtido de-
camisas, camise.
tas, medias, cor
hntaa nannalnp y
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IRON HALL AFFAIRS
Judge Winters Allows Claims On
Receivers Recommendation.
Status of the Orders Funds in Maine
The Raffertys Sue for the
Tarpey Reward.

James T. Failey, receiver of the Iron Hall,
yesterday presented to Judge Winters a
report showing the claims presented 10 him
for payment under order of the court Of
Dec. 9. Judge Winters examined the claims
and instructed the receiver to pay the fol-
lowing:
W. II. Robson, $59.25; A. L. Lewis, ac-
countant of Branch $50, s55.43; Burris-
Herzsch Company, s7.55; Globe Printing
Company, $2S.75; Dole & Bradshaw. s65475;
Baker & Randolph Printing Company,
s15G.50; Postal Telegraph Gable Company,
$2516O; Joseph w. Symond, S251.60; White &
Carter, s116: j. A. Cummings Printing Com
pany, 500; Sentinel Printing Company, $715;
Western Union Telegraph Company, $3.50.
Claims amounting in the aggregate to Ss9S.S1
were disallowed by the court.
The attorney for Receiver Failey in Maine
to turn over to them funds in the hands
Of the branches, to be by them transmit
ted to the receiver here and join in the
general distribution. The branch at Au-
gusta, Me-, had divided it's funds, about
1900, among the members, and will resist
any attempt to compel it to turn the funds
into the general fund. The Maine attorneys
for the receiver advised the turning of the
funds into the general fund, as they thought
II would be for the benefit of all. They Were
Informed that a dividend was to be soon or
dered by the court here. The attorneys, in
their letters to branches, say they have been
Informed that the courts in Rhode Island,
Missouri and New York have ordered the
branches to turn over their funds. and in
innate that litigation will follow the refusal
OF the Maine branches to do so.
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PreShEferinn.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Southwest corner Pennsylvania and
New York streets. The pastor, Rev. NJ.
l.. Haines, ID. D., viii preach tomorrow
at 1915 a. m. and 7:3O p. IN. Evening
subject, Our Speech About our Neigh
Dor" Sunday school meets at $50 a. IN.
The Christian EndeaVor Society meets
at $50 D. m. Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner of Pennsylvania and Vermont
streets; Rev. Joseph a. Milburn, pastor.
Preaching at 1913 a. m. and 7:30 p. M;
Sunday school at 9:45: Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor at GAS p.
m; prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at 1870. Public invited.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Christian avenue n Ash
street. Rev. Frank O. Ballard pastor.
Public worship tomorrow at 1890 a. IN.
and 7:45 p. m. Subject Of evening sermon:
Gods Way of Helping Us" Sunday
school 9:15 a. m. Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Endeavor Gas p, m. Thurs
day ewing prayer and conference meet
ing at 7:45. All are cordially invited and
made welcome.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Meridian
and Second streets. Rev. J. a. Rond-
thaler, ID. D., pastor; Rev. w. Z. Durham
associate pastor. Preaching by the pas
tor at 1880 q. IN. Sunday school 215 %.
m. Y. p. s. C. E. 3:45 p. IN. Preaching
by the associate pastor in Mount Jackson
Chapel at 1890 a. m. and West Washing
ton-street Chapel 7:90 p. N.
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HELEN KELLER.
Blind, Deaf and Dumb, Yet In Has
a Mind.

illustrated American.
The resources and possibilities of modern
methods of intellectual training have found
another marvellous instance in the case of
Helen Keller, an instance fully as wonder
ful and conclusive as that furnished by the
famous Laura Bridgman- The interest
She became deaf, dumb and blind in in
fancy, and yet she has been educated up to
such a point that she was enabled, at
twelve years of age, to write, by means
having been led forth from darkness into
tho night of knowledge. Fer sketch is
beautifully composed, and is said by the
editor of the paper in which the compost
ton has been published to have been free
from errors of spelling and the like.
In view of the child's dreadful Affections.
the mere mechanical work of the achieve
ment is remarkable enough; but when TO
this is added a distinctly fine quality OF
literary skill, the mental attachments &C
quired by the girl are quite amazing. We
cannot resist the temptation to quote a
portion of her recital OF her first percep-
ton of the sea.
suddenly we stopped" she writes, and
1 knew, without being told, the sea was
at my feet. 1 knew, too, it was immense,
awful, and for a moment some of the sun
shine seemed to have gone out of the day.
But 1 do not think / was afraid; for later,
when 1 had put on my bathing suit, and
the little waves ran up on the beach and
kissed my feet, i shouted for joy, and
plunged fearlessly into the surf. But, TN
fortunately, L struck my foot on a rock
ana TELL FORWARD INTO the colo water.
Then a strange, fearful sense of danger
terrified me. The salt water filled my eyes
and took away my breath, and n great
wave threw me up on the beach as easily
as if 1 had been a little pebble. For sew
eral days after that L was very timid and
could hardly be persuaded to go into the
water at all; but by degrees my courage
returned, and almost before the summer
was over l thought 1t the greatest fun
to be tossed about by the sea waves.
ION, the happy, happy hours L spent
hunting the wonderful shells! How pretty
they were, with their lovely, fresh hues
and exquisite shapes! And how pleasant il
was to sit on the sandy bank and braid
the sea grass while teacher told me stories
of the sea and described, in simple words
that / could understand, the majestic
ocean and the ships that drifted in the dis
lance like white-winged birdsi
People sometimes seem surprised that
I love the ocean when ] cannot ssae Ii. But
I do not think 1t is strange. It is because
God has planted the love Of His wonderful
works deep in the hearts Of his children,
and, whether we see them or not, we feel
everywhere their beauty and mystery en-
folding u.s."
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan:
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN eff~ectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA EG syrup co
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW Y0Rx GE
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Methodist.

CENTRAL-AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL CHURCH-Corner of Central av-
enue and Butler street. Rev. Henry A.
Buchtel, d. D., pastor. Sermons by the
pastor at 1880 a. m. and 1880 p. m. Sum
day school, 2:30 p. M; Epworth League
prayer meeting, $50 p. m; class meetings
Sunday, $50 a. m; Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
MERIDIAN-STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH
Corner of New York. Preaching
at 1890 a. m. and 7:3O D. m. by
the pastor, Rev. c. n. Sims. ID. ID. Class
meeting at $50 a. m. Sunday school at
2:l5 p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting
at $50 p. m. All are cordially invited.
ROBERTS PARK Nj. f. CHURCH-North-
east corner Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. T. l. Coultas, ID. d., pastor. Glass
meeting at 8 a. m. Preaching at 1920 a.
IN. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor. Morning
subject, THE Immanence of Cod even
ing subject, Life Lessons from Lincoln"
TIL choir will render at morning service:
Chorus, Light of the World" Hatton;
solo. ITO Thy Temple / Repair" Mettie.
Daniel Davis; chorus, Beyond the Smil-
ing and the Weeping Sudds. Evening
service; Chorus, incline Thine Ear
Himmel; solo. Ave Maria" Mascagni,
Miss Ida Sweenie; solo, My Country's
Flag of Stars" Davis, Daniel Davis. Sun
day school 2:15 p. m. Epworth League
$50 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at I:30.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior u


Room flames NJ. Winters, Judge.
Frederick Schaub VS.. Corydon r. Sinner.
Dismissed BY plaintiff.
Lewis =. A. Poehler, Administrator, VS..
c.. c., =. & ST. L. Railway Company; dam
ages. Cn trial by jury.
Room 2-J. w. Harper. Judge.
Samuel c. Cole VS.. c., c., c. & St L.
Railroad Company; suit for unpaid wages.
Tried by jury. Jury out.
Enoch H. Moore VS.. j.. NJ. Cloud ct al
mechanics lien. Dismissed by plaintiff and
Tarquinnia L. voss VS.. Wagner Palace-car
Company ct al; damages. On trial by
court.
Room S-Pliny W. Bartholomew. Judge.
Peter Fuchs VS.. William J. Schleicher.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Josephine Dandy VS.. Frederick Dandy;
divorce. Dismissed for want OF prosecu-
Mamie Henderson, VS.. Charles Hender-
shot; support. Dismissed for want of pros
ecution.
Mary Lewis VS.. William Lewis: divorce.
Dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Circuit Court.
Edgar A. Brown. Judge.
Charles Riser VS.. Terre Haute & Indian
apolis Railroad Company; damages. De-
hi Fmms s-2 Wiens On vs tria Fst py Jury of Harry New.
garden. Dismissal set aside and cause re-
instated.
New Suits Filed.
Indianapolis Senunel VS.. simeon Coy,
complaint on note. Circuit Court
Ida NJ. Trucksess VS.. Talburt T~ruckseSs;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 8.
Winfield w. Roberts VS.. Joseph Platt;
complaint on assessment. Superior Court,
Room /.
Louisa .Brattain VS.. John w. Brattain;
divorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
John Wocher VS.. Barbara Meyers; on &C
count. Superior Court, Room /.
Elizabeth Wellman VS.. Newman ". Well
a ct al; TO quiet title. Superior Court,
Room 8.
Mary Rafferty, ct al. VS.. Town of Haugh-
vile ct al; complaint for reward. Superior
Court, Room 2.