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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-23

Qlsc: icehouse. 14i4q16lkc; Western fresh.
lss2@lSkc; cases. $eQ3.o; receipts. s.l9s
packages.
Tallow steady: city G2 for ~package). s5sc;
country Packages free, SC. as to quality:
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra, $50
6Nc;, Japan. 4ssQi5sc. Molasses about
choice. 2Sd36c.
Cotton seed oil firm, but quiet; prime
crude. 30a3lc nominal; of crude. 2sa2Sc
nominal; yellow butter grades, CSC; cnoice
yellow. ssQs6lsc: prime yellow. s5c; yellow
off grades. S3a331zc; prime white. sea 40c.
C~onee-Options opened barely steady at 10
under local pressure and closed steady at
unchanged to 10 points net decline. Sales.
$4,000 bags. including: September. 1850
is.sSc: D oese1ass i' i, soSIs.s Sc; N January.
12.05q12. Toe; March. n.75QlL.SOc May. n.75c.
Spot coffee-Rio quiet; No. z, 15ssc. Rio
for Europe. 1l.00 bags: stock. 81, 600 bags.
Warehouse deliveries from New York yes
terday, 5,so5 bags; New York stock to-day.
1888 bags; United States stock. 112.oS
bags; afioat for the United States, 22l,DO
bags; total visible for the United States,
ss3,cS bags. against 2ss. 9l6 bags last year.
Sugar-Raw dull and nominal: lower to
2f4c; sales none. Refined quiet and easy;
No. 6, 41-16G44c; No. I, 15-l6q41sc: No: 8.
sls-1eatc; No. 3 s%@s 15-lsc; No. 1e g I-ls
No. IL, SIC: off a. 1904 9-iec; mold A,
411-16Q47sc; standard A, 4as@4 s-16c: pow
dered, 4AQ4 l5-l6c; graduated, 1904 l-l6c;
cubes, 4AQ415-16c.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 2a:-Flour steady
and unchanged; receipts, 1904 bris; ship
ments, 2S9 brls; sales. $50 brls. Wheat
weak. Spot and month. 591zQ5SAc; October,
54sc; December, 56ssQ561zc; May, 62hsc
asked; steamer No. 2 red, 5lQolAc; re-
stock, 1,419,655 bu; sales, 24,000 bu. Milling
wheat by sample. 55c. Corn dull and easy;
spot and month, SIC asked: year, 53Hc
asked. Receipts. 2S blu; stock. So. $50 bu.
Southern white corn, &c; Southern yellow,
No. 2 mixed Western. 3sG331zc; receipts.
101. 952 bu; stock. "a, 800 bu. Rye quiet; No.
2, 52q5Sc; receipts, 20 bu; stock, 1873 bu.
Hay steady: good. to choice timothy. sl2G
Is. Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Sugar irm: graduated. A.S per one hun
dred< pounds. Butter firm: receipts light;
fancy IN 24a25c; fancy Imitation.
1S@20c; fancy ladle. 17q1Sc; good ladle. 15@
Ice; store-packed, 12lsni5c. Eggs firm and
Cheese firm and unchanged.
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Conference.
PECULIAR SUIT FOR S150,O0O.
Woman Sues the Estate of a Dead Spr-
geOn for Breach of Promise to Marry.

BOSTON. Mass. Sept. 22.-One Of the
most peculiar cases on record is reported
here. Miss Mary E. Bartlett. late of Nal
den, has brought suit for $500 damages
against the estate of the late DR.. Henry j.
Bigelow for alleged breach of promise of
marriage, made by the Doctor some time
before his death. She says that she fully
believed that the Doctor would have kept
his promise to marry her had not death in
tervened. After the death. Miss Bartlett
tried to. recover from his executors N10, 900
which, she said, the Doctor promised her
If she remained true to him. but they re-
fused to surrender the sum. The suit will
be tried in the Middlesex court next week.
DIR. Bigelow was one of the best known
surgeons of the country. For more than
thirty years he was professor of surgery
at Harvard. retiring from that place in
1854. receiving the title of professor emeri-
tus. He was known throughout the world
as one of the leaders of modern anatomi-
cal research. and some of his works are
recognized as standards. Miss Bartlett
comes OF one of the oldest families OF the
State and is highly accomplished.
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Man Hunt i'm Illinois.

LINCOLN. H.. Sept. 22.--An exciting
man hunt is in progress in this county for
Love Walker. slayer of David Robcttam.
Deputy Sherifs Pfund, Shay and Jones.
accompanied by an informant, William
Bailey. are now in a district called Cornu-
barg, gradually hemming in the fugitive
murderer, q desperate man from Alabama.
He applied yesterday at n farmhouse for
something TO eat and was seen in the even
ing hiding in the brush. The territory is
favorable for concealment. but with the
farmers aroused and officers acquainted
with the territory armed with Winchester
rifles capture is only a question of time.
The murder was committed Sunday night,
Sept. 6. the victim lingering in great agony
until last night.
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Winter patents, 81. so; winter straights,
81. 3OG2.50 spring patents. s.. 1908. go; spring
spring wheat, 51BG52Tc; No. 2 red, 511Q
52lsc; No. 2 corn. 51Ac; No. yell
low corn, 5Os4c: No. 2 oats. 2SAc;
G3lAc; No. 2 rye, 47c; No. 2 barley. 5SG
5Sl4c; No. 3, 5Oa54c; No: 4, 5la5l1sc; No. /
fiaxseed. s1.42; prime timothy seed. s5.45;
Id, S.6OqS. CSC; stort-rib sides Qoose), 1900
7.4oc; dry-salted shoulders Cboxed), 662lk@
6.75c: short clear sides boxedD. 7.SoaSc;
81. 3S.
Receipts-FTour. 1900 bris; Wheat, los, 600
6,0O bu; barley, 1850 blu. Shipments
Flour, q, 900 brls: wheat, 136, 900 bu; corn,
2lS,0O0 bu; oats, $1,000 bu; rye, 5000 blu; bar
ley, 1900 bu.
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AuntfSf

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast
= corner of New York and Pennsylvania
streets. Prof. George ;. Goodspeed. OF
the Chicago University. will preach at
10:45 a m and 7:f5 y. M Sunday school.
$40 a. m. Young Peoples Union. 6:5 p.
m. Regular prayer and conference meet
ing Thursday evening. Strangers cordial
ly welcomed to all services. Music to-day
Morning, Gloria In Excelsis." Farmers
mass. choir; tenor solo. Mr.. Jose: evening.
Pilgrims Chorus" Verdi; quartet, Sc
1aofa1
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BUSINESS CHANCE

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CHANCE-Forty-fve per cent.
profits weekly. with $50 capital. Pros
pectus. itemized statistics free. BENSON
& DWYER, SA broadway. New York.
BUSINESS CHANCE-lf you desire 10 sell
your business call and list the same per-
sonally. Hotels, good boarding houses.
drug stores. saloons. grocery stores, ETC..
bought after investigation for cash. AN
DREWS INVESTMENT AGENCY. Room
- Baldwin Block.
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Spfritualfsm.

SPIRITUALISAf-Prof. c.. G. w. VAN
HORN, noted inspirational speaker mag
netist-Spiritual test medium Speaks for
the Peoples Spiritual Association. Serv-
corner East Washington and Alabama
streets. Subject, Evidence of Immortal
ity." Spirits communicate TO friends.
touch. Popular music. Collection. 10
cents. Remarkable spiritual manifesto
fiOng
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Personal.


PERSONALLY TRANCE CLA1RyOY-
ANT"-Send y cents, with age. sex and
stamp and receive horoscope OF future
life. MRS. DR. MOORE. .dead-trance-
medium, seventh daughter. born with a
veil and wonderful gift Of second sight:
tells past. present and future. FULL
NAME OF. WHOM fOU Will
lation. changes. losses, divorce. missing
friends, separations. sickness. wills. PEN
sions. etc. CHALLENGE THE WORLD.
IL Is w~ell-known throughout the world
that mediums are the only reliable seers.
and their charms cause love, speedy mar
riages and success In business. YOUR
FUTURE REVEALED IN A DEAD
TRANCE. Unites the separated and
causes speedy and happy marriage with
the one you love: causes good luck In all
things by proper advice. SECURE A
CHARM WEAR DIAMONDS. Re-
veals everything. Positively no imposi-
ton MRS. DR. MOORE. BOX 4n5.
NEWPORT. KY. LUCKY CHARM
FREE. Cut this out and save II.
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Friends.

ALBERT J.. NATHAN. A CONVERTED
Jew. will conduct morning and evening
services at Friends Church, corner or
Delaware and ST. Clair streets. this Sab
bath morning and evening. Brother Ma
than is a very interesting speaker. and
will deliver a lecture at the same place
early in the week, which Will be duly
announced. The public is cordially invited
to attend these services.
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New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL (Swedenborgian)
No. ?33 North Alabama street Rev. w.
l.. Gahish, minister. Morning service.
1c:45. Subject Of sermon. THE Need Of
Thinking Truth" Sunday school, $3.50.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner New York
and Meridian streets. Frederick Z. Dew
hurst, minister. Sunday school. $50; morn
ing service, 1915; evening service, 7:b.
Midweek meeting. Thursday evening at
-H
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Saturdays Bank CIearings.

The total bank clearings Of all the clear
ing houses OF the United States for the
week ending Saturday were SS97. 900, 1886,
against SS72, 3d. S2 the previous week and
1904 Al the corresponding week last
year. The clearings yesterday were:
At New York-Clearings, S1,5 45, 305; bal
ances, $4,517, sos.
81 1856, Goa.
At ST. Louis-Clearings. SS.S05. 235: bal
ances, 1895 .147.
At Baitimore-Clearings, s, 11S,050; bal
ances, S26S. 903.
At Cincinnati-Money, sac per cent. New
York exchange, 25c discount and par. Clear
ings, 81. 1913. $50.
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BAD WEEK IN STOCKS
WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS THE LIST
ON 'CHANGE SHOWS DECLINES.
Sugar and Rock Island the Greatest
Sufferers with whisky Trust Next
Local Trade Good.

At New York, Saturday, money on call
was easy throughout at 1 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3Q5isc.
Sterling exchange was dull. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S5@4SA for
demand. and s4.SQ4.s5A for sixty days;
posted rates. s4-sflaa4.s61s and A.S7@4S712;
commercial bills, H.s4A94&h.
Z Silver certificates. 65Ac bid. Bar silver.
sac. Mexican dollars, 521sc. AT London
bar silver was % 7-16d per ounce.
The weekly bank statement shows the
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Scarce and Active-Hogs Weak
md -Lower-Sheep Strong.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 22.-Cattle Re-
ceipts, It's; shipments, 800. Receipts light.
The market was active at yesterdays
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CLAIRvOYANT.

CI.AIRyOYANT-MRS. GRAY, noted bust
ness ~clairvoyant trance medium. 2H
North Tennessee, corner Michigan street
Sittings given daily on all AFFAIRS
Of life. Consult and be convinced OF her
remarkable powers Terms reasonable.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE-A bargain. for cash. One
thirteen-foot oak counter, two seYen-foot
oak tables, one lot shelving toak-) Can
South street.
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WAN,TED-A No. 1 piano salesman for the
road. Address Immediately THE Gil
lBERT' MUSIC HOUSE, Crawfordsville.
WANTED-Five experienced men furriers
and ten experienced lady fur sewers.
None others need apply. j. A RINK, 30
North Illinois street.
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION-Sale OF merchant tailoring
stock. By order of Marion County Pro-
bate Court, / will sell at auction, COM
mencing Monday, Sept. "a. at 10 O'Clock a.
M, in lots and patterns to suit the pur-
chaser, the entire merchant tailoring
stock OF Reaume & Frenk, at the store
room, 80 West Washington street THIS
stock consists OF s~uitings, cloths n
cassimeres. both imported and domestic.
of every description usually kept in a
first-class establishments. Sales will take
place at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m, from day
to day until all is sold.
j. e. BELL. Assignee.
L. N. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Ffve-room house, 575 East
Market, S4- {. ZIMMERMAN.
FOR RENT-New cottage, Sc Vine corner
Ash. Address, sos North Illinois
FOR RENT-ROOMS-Those wishing To-
change room should call at 116h North
Meridian. New place. new furniture
FOR RENT-Twelve-room house. complete.
lis East Pratt Eleven rooms. 3 West
ton street. Double house, three rooms
each, So and s. Yandes street. Inquire
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EL VELORIO

HsmOs vigto el cuadro que el rsputs DO pin
tor pusrt0rEiqueho don FEanClsCo Cller exha0s en-
81 patio del AteReo. EEt6 pSegentado de an mo-
DO ngenosiaino: el vigitAHte no solo puede cd.
miEsr lGs ballsxas del tEabajo, Sino que v6-dig6
DaosIo asf-eR toda 50 re&lidad TepugnSnte el
VeIorGO tal como s6n 30 prasticA en- ciertos eircu
los noCiales de nuestto pRls, a6R euando "a, sfoE-
t1aadamente Vi deaapaT Tecendo HemeJants COS
sumbrG. Sc conoce que Oler al Co@ceblr Gu ira
oaio, go Inspire ga Ia escusia llamAda cEitlcA {
feaIista do PVudh home, tsnieRdo en- CUeRta que el
arte en- auestro siglo est6 llamado 4 coTreglr los
grARdes viCioB gOclaeg
La impression que produce el cuadrO de
Oller sB admirable Es imposbls que Be- pueda
lr mas lejoB on Is prGsantscl6n exacts d0 IL nata
ealGza. Ammonia en- sl eoRjunGO; vsrdad ca lS
sOlOEaei6n; Eorprsndentes efsctos de luz; nstuEa,
Ii fad em TODD. El tipo de MuGgtros itbareB estS
aagistEsmsate dSlinsade; los psrros pagOce que
sorEsn y saltan; Las maEorGag de MAX y racimeB
10 pl1tanos CO gados de Ia KoleEA, NO dGjaR Nads
que desear. To1os les detalles de aQueli& iRtere-
sante eaeeRa nrovinCial, hssta los mas insigni6
caRteB est1n hachoB conciencia; aon obraB de una
serdAdeTs nBpi.Rci6n del artiata. FrRnCamsAte, nc
90 puede peair mas.
Vale, en- zsalidRd Ia pena iE al Atenso
9xGminGr 81 cuadYo recompenBRr loE afAses de-
ArtiatR, Gus deGvelog su tAlsnto, no solo cen Ia
admiration que produce ga be lisimo trAbajo, sine
aportando la modesto Cantidad que eueEtA IL en-.
T$0S, Cuyo b1lLete "a opcloN a0emSS otEo Gus
dro que ss vsnde por aeCiOnes. Ms precise re-.
ssrdar que Ollsr ha fundaao centros de ensehan.
"a grat1ita para arteGanos puea sempTe ha aspi-
tadO difHRdir en- el pals los coEocimiORtOH que
ooHee; tambi6n Ia fundadO y goatenldo hasta
donde sus fuerzag 10 nan permitldo, ssCRelaa de
iibujO para sOforitaS. Hsy que reCompengar su
patriotismo buenG vOlantad; hay que contyibuir
que Ga cuadro "EGl Velorio," que honra Puer-
so-Rico, pueda Her llsvado pOr su autoE al "sal6n
10 Paris" All 90 protejsra el arte provincial J
"a BatiEfar& una juStA dsuda de gratitud.
El AyuntAmisnto de Lares vot6 una suma
ie as so pesos (no 10 recordamos exsctAments
shoral para ayudar al artists GA Ell Comisnzo de
su trsOsjo. Por que este ejemplo no ss imita por
81 de 10 Capital y otros de Ia lsLa, para que Oef
pasdS realizar ia penaamientO de 1t Paris Los
gEiegos prsmiabaB sus grandes artiGtas al coz.
1luir sus obraa. AHi 'thonraban ga AaCi6n" y
pFoteRtan las artsG.
IQu6 NO tsnga Oller que emigvar de Puerto.
Rico, para busCAr en- pals extrano 10 que RosOtEos
40 le queramos ofrecex
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.De Onlaa.
Barraaquitag

ReCibimos aver terde el Diguisnts telegrama'
"PEOcedente de MoxOviu acAba dc legar E
El ac0mpanamiento recibimiento espl6pdidog'
Los aYteBanOa le prepararon I'm arco de triunfo.
MtDea reCorro las calles Ss CasaB de la poblaei6n
adornadas con banderas. Fu8 aloiado on u mo-
rada del sefor Blaaco. "A Ian siete de Is manana
sale Il csmltiva para Utuado, visitando aAtes Cia
ltos Jayuya.
Hoy recibimos otro teIegrsms que dice aai /:
'sCiales 8 manana-BaRquete esp 6ndidO Lu.
cida ssrenata anoehe tocaadoss escogidaa piezas
Uns ComiBi6n de artesaHos fu6 ofrsCsr sus
reBpetos 81 gobernador El pueblo entusiaBmado
di6 vivaS Espahs, Al General s Puerto Rice.
A laS ssli6 para Utuado por Oialitos y JAyuya
con gran accomplishments"
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YIais del aOhsrnador
DE NUEsrRos oORREspoNsAIns
De NGrGNIStO

A las 10 de la manRnA lego Naraajito =
81 aBtEar 10 poblaci6n pOr 81 OsnniAO de Toa-alta
I'm gEUpo considerable de pexBonaB de todaS
clasea le vctore6 con vivaS al GobernSdor y
Espana. Ssguidamsnta 90 dirigi6 Ia IgleUia
donde 90 eant6 el IedsWms. Vlsit6 las eucuelRg
eisuentales, Ia cSBscuartsl de Ia Guardia civil,
la Alsaldia, paSaRdo una inspection minuCloBs,
por medic de Los empleadoS que ls acompanan 6
los documentos del AYuRtAm1ento y DepoVitaria.
Igual inspection hubo, aunqus igeramsnts,
con ID doCumentaci6n del CorOz"l y Toa baja,
quOdARdO todOS 81 pAreCsR satiSfsChoS. @
A las IL almorz6 On Ia casa de don Modesto
ArChilla Cedida gustoHament0 poE cate amigo.
A la una saIi6 para Generic pOr "Barrio
Nusvo." Immediate Ia CASA de don Andres
Canton nm grupo Gompuesto como de ciuCueata
hombrea salud6 al GObsrRador CON victories 8
EapaGa. 8. E. ,Contest6 afeCtuOaamente o.
Galudo.
Esta poblaci6n le impresiOn6 alegremSnte
puss le cimog 6eair q. Gs paresfa IN naCimiento
Antes de maychar golicit6 con iRteT6s al sr
Archills queR ls sxpr0s6 pdbliCaments 90 gVst'
On aoRoesrle le di6 graclaT por el hOSpsdaJs en-
"a casa
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Nos eHOriben de Ut0a 10: .'lGl olor de viaitT
del 0oberRador viena en- los aiEss eatoB pareee
que ahuyeAtRn loH microbios; se estSu lmpiaad
las slcaptarillas Las cunetas les GALES cor uas
prontitud efCaCia que da gusto. Lo tepdremoa
aquf q Is y tieRs % hospedsje dispuesto On Is
hermogR casa morada de don Orlst6bal Sure 10,
donda aeguramente hAbrS de ser t.atado el iluu
ire hu6apsd como acostumbra hacsrlo OIL senoY
Sureda; sllf no faltara nada nj mucho mspon &
aura y exquisite galanterfa. TIA case -escWe1a que
deBda que Sc fuud6 rO habfa ostsntato nipg6n
lstrero que djjsra 10 que aqusl edfciO era, hoy
como sorpEasa para los del pueblo no psra el
q bernador dice en- IL fachada on ties cartelones:
EEcuela p6bics de "inoD. lMuy bien /"
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Ha nusrto en ssrtlago de los Cnblllaro

Ha musrtO en- Ssrtlsgo de los CAbGlleros
(Santo Domingo) los 79 amos de edad, 81 gene.
al dominicsno, John ]. Brighimann natural de
Hamburgo. Dicho senor ahstado en- ell ej6rcito
ipgl6s hizo Ia CSmpsna de CrimeH, obteniendo
81 grAdo de cfcial cukndo ell sitio de- Ssbastopol
El general B'ignimaRn tom6 parts actvisims
cuRRd0 Ia gusrra de Raatsur&si6B (EEpana sax-
to Domingo 1868 1855 obtuvO el grado de ge
neral. DaHpu6H Sc distipgul6 mpcho en- Las contien
das pOlftieas de Ia repdbliea fguIaado como uaO
de los prohombres del rartido, Gel Cual era iefe 81
general BUssavaRture B4ez sae
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Por fuarzA de la gusrds civil del puesto de
Aguadils, han Rido detehidoa SAINT ago Lopez y
JoI6 Garcia por agrsdirse mGtuameuts resultandO
ambos lesionsdoB; poT Ia de Jobo (UsuSto) en- si
barrio de Santa Rosa, Igaacio Guzmsn Jo'6n,
pOr hurto de nm cerde; por Ii de CAguss, Ale.
iandro Santiago Castro, reslsmado por el Jutz
municipsl de YabuCoa en- causa que ss ls HiRue
pur hurtO de una yegua: por IL de San Sebastian,
Conrado y UlpiAno Qaihoaes, Marcisl HerRAndsz,
AntOrio Asdr@s CeboJegO y Manuel Roirignex,
por rifG de que rsHutaron hsridoG les t ,eG pri-
meroE; por IL de OGyey, RermeasgiIde BsrmudeE
y Gusdalupe Ossro, por raptoi pos la de Casmo,
,eclsmAdos poE oil Jnzgado de Instruction; por Ia
del R aeon, Antonio Martinez, TsClsmkdo por el
Jusz de InEtruCei6n; por 10 de Humacao, Fell.
&c MILAN, requiHtoelAdo por ell Juzgado de InI-
truci6a en- Gauss que as Ie uigue por robo.
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Quesos de bola
FREsCOs, vends barato Mullsnhof & Korber
l-3--2

UM amigo de Comero Hos esCriba: sOon IL
venidG del General hemos ganado mnchisimo. Sc
han arreglado Ian CAlles He han pintsdo las caaaB
90 ha extraido la mucha basuHa que habia dentro
de Ia poblaCi6n, He le han hscho grandes repava.
CioxeA q las s2sAs-sscRsl2s hAttl hsmos por al.
timo coHaeguido que ga impis ordene el archi.
70 municipal donde tantos ratoHesy CucaxachaH
tentan guardadOs. Todo Embellishments ha gans.
do de ga natural ea ado. Lao dniCo que re ha
quedsdo Bsgdn 40 hallaba es Ia IgleHia, porque
pRYeee que sf hicieron de Cuenta de que sla mona
aunque IL ysts2q de seda, mona re queda". "Lo
cierta en- qu3mientEass so tira punadoB el direro
en- Is plazs doade ian ae dice levaRtarSn una
est6tna que p5ttsrice Ia memoirs de tn bsntfactor
de- eata nuestrs qHeridisims aldshuela y SO pagan
CON ujoaismos preCioS los bsrriles de pedra plks.
tica; "a IgieBiA que en- todas parties merece pre-
ferente atsnci6n, es miYada aqsi con absoluta in
iRdifareneia."
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Nos diCen de CorczaI: s'En eEto8 dias de
cuareamaB eTt6 muy frecuentado el temple. Las
fuRcioneS sc Suceden unaH & otraG enpsciAlments
an Los dias feEtivos todos acuden la igeBia para
escuehar Las subimes moraliEadoras pAlabras
del EV3ngsiiO. Lss novenas de San JaG6 empe-
zaf&a Ell de Mario ceabraadoss ell Ii Ia fisgts
del patriarCa fin da que pusdan coneurrir los
Guras de MoTovis, Naran iito, Vega.alta ' Sabana
del PalmAr que estan inVitadoT. Las rentauraci6p
do las lmagsneB ha quedado perfsctamsRts hechs
pOr el senior Merchant. Solo fa!ta un armo.
mum J Sabemos que oil padre Sierra no ss muea
tra sgsHo Ia adquisici6n de esq instrumanto tan
Iuego hAya quien Ia tonue."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-19

BUQUES en- puerto eats mafiaRa. De trGvessG.
81 berg "Cort6s" para halloTcs, ID gol "BsEHie e.
Creighton" y el barg ''Viygsn del Busa Cami-
no, dsscaFgaadc; Costero8: Las goletsH GPa-
quita." para Agusdills; "Borinqusa" para Aqua
dills, MsYagdss; "RscOmpensa" para Mays
g1ez, PoEGs, Arroyo, y Maunsbo; "Elena,"
ssCarmslita". &c Y aCoFEz6R de Ms il, " para Are
/" Buenaventura i para Viequea.; "Paquete
de Arseibe', para MayAgu Ponce; "Petra'
careuaRdn; s.Ana Mria," .'Oorszon de J6E6an,
psndisntes de fete vapor Aves", descargan-
do para cargar desPuss salir mabana 20 por el
Este de Is Isis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-19

Dice EI InpaToIaG ds Aaysg0az: En- 81 tar-
rrio Bartolo de il jurisdIcGlon de Lsres I'm perrO
hldE6tobo mordi6 dos VictoviSno Degado, ma.
yor5omo de los ten reg CastEhsr HermaRos. Al
prsaeDtAgss tan dsasstrosz epf3msdAd 81 hfioE
Dslgado, mandaroR busear al DR. D FFsnciEeo BIS.
aes, e que ha venido hoTreF zado d. dicho kGrriO
Dice ell Sr BlansE: y mas en- m vida hAbia Wig
to uR caso mss triste y dsseonsoiadcr; Yer aqusl
hombre en- toda Bu lucldez deEpedlrse de todos
solieitAr le psrdoBaBeR, psra laego obHervar laU
aonvulsionss tsrribes que la acometiaA 81 extre-
mo de que estre seis hombres no podian sujetArle"
Hark cosa de IN mes, que sn pacos disH he
visto unoa tres iRdividuos VeEir Ia faEm&cis del
5r. Picornell curaraa moEdidas de perroH de 'oH
mushos que pupulsn por eHta poblasi6n; demSs
estk el decir g. eI Sr. PcorRen con Is acoEtumbrs-
da bondsd, que tanto Ie di'tngRe dahA las medi.
Sinas gratis squeIlos iEfelices. Quiera Dos O.
en- aete pueblo 40 tsagsmoE que prssensar an ca
80 hidr6fobo como FL orurrido en- aquel barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-19

ri simpkt'co diaatFo jose Garcia (s) el Viejs,
qRe SO encuep sra en- MsyagIsz ejerclenao 90 arts,
publiCa nv CoEauRicado en- naostro syr4ciable c.
lega "El Impsrcisl" de aquella siudaa, en- que
msnf fiesta Crsar qua no 90 dc nuestro gusto, nj
eomo torero, nj eamo smieo BAata leeE La Co
RREsPoNDENo1A en- Ia 6poca que trabaj6 aqui 9
''Vieja" paFs convanesrse de 10 contraxio. Las
RotiCias de NayagusE gus PWblscansss son remiti
daa de era locaIidad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-19

De e PswplO, penodlco que Gs publica en
Port-au-PriRCe (Haity), traduOiruos 10 Higuiente
"En Ia sncrucijada "Paye", Csrca de San
Marcos, Las autoridAdes han encontrado una mu
jer conocida con el n0mbrs de ZStrsne, que hGbfs
sido aecUeatEada de ls Ciudad. Tenia los cAbe
Los arraRCados de raiz e cusrpo cOmpIetamente
afsitRdo y mutilado cuando estasa { puato' de
ser iRmolada, NOS dicen, fu6 fsIizmsRte salvads.
Pedimos qne no quede envusltO en- el miatsrio nm
hecAo tan horrible. Els neceHario que SO hsga
uGtlCia, J que plenA Luz del dis, sean caEtga.
do esoB odioBoU Gonasdores ds sarne humnna.~