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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-21

On 81 mayor or 81 } comp p:stuVa tuvisTos
nRar sysr lsR slsncfossE de ID Socisdad de soco
rras mttuoE LIS Bsa6acA" TeGnltando sle.toV lcr
'ig 7icstes asnosas: PTesidaEte. doR Luis PSrsE
.ud Vice.presii ate. doa - MUguf. Vssa,
les: don Eniio CasssnOl don Jusn Manuel Qua
ado, dos Avelino EIiSsl4s. doa jose Szsroz
dos Riguel O,HslIss d. & n6n Go x'ltx il
mantE den s'lvadov Bssf, don Pablo Fad6n
Tor Js M FfataYA ., don JuaA ApOl aaiE
den GsI6aiao Agas't, dos Fernando Psnisg qua.
suplsnies: eoa Psdrl Ni~got, doa JoEs Du~
chssss, daa FIanciscc o tss, DON Fs isisHe
AosSo, dos Lais do /. Rssa, dos MsaHel La
sel', +o~ Aasus GaYcis CuyH, don Antonio
Mi p ,ns. dou Jose = laTxQarh, doR J. B
NixsbaI = dsn @ emo, te Bochsty.
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LOzas da C'anarias

Los sohorss A. Viosnto , OompaAiA dc osts
UomsScia, asAban dc EacibiR ma bRona paytida
da loGas dc OaaaSias, do n vaEa que vsnden
pToeioa limitadOs q N RlaaCaD Marina. 1914
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Ell TONIC

gnico dep6sitp del deEaCreditadO Ron To-
PACIO Las tres sS S-Este ron psine
internal y mAta-geASo, se Tegala los tooayos
deI eUtablscirniento so ceAtAVon botellA.
10-SaRta RoHa-10 ATscibo-K.
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Amp'iando 10 OF - gus danoS sn ct'o In
gar xsiativas 81 oadtv4T q. spaI eci6 en- IL wuraS
sahem 10 % sRcAsAtTsn inecmuRica6oa poT or
dsn del s0AOE Inspector dc Pol,eiA CuatYo indi
VidH0R.
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Don Gar 0. 4 n . Rscad0ro, aRaire
ApraclA 10 y owplsSdo que ius en- esta Capital
ha ado acmoEado JsHs de AdntatstEaci6a de
pTimeEa clsSe, OoalsjsXo dc AdministHaei6n de
las i1lan FilipinAg.
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Gil 1mpaToial" dc Msy4g cfneOs uv CO.
lumnas todcl loo ins0saisioneloB que sbEigRsR
AspIYacicneS Esfoxmiatan dsa0an haesK pre-
pegendA sn pro do las refoYmna del Nx Mara
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PoH dinpcEsi6n del O0mitS local del paYtido
1neondicicnnl, - c0s0bTAE6n honJas fdnohRog .
Loisa pOx q Otsrno degcanso del SOao1 don Pa.
bio UbEHHi 81 az Do Ic0 ootriontoy.
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III dem'Age vsiahnGS { laI dos dc ID taYde
|aslsbyava saEt6R general oIdiaaxia Ol opatEn Ga.
.llOgu de ssta OaPitA. So inVita lol SOMoEes 20.
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Mi auiaRa uaAad nsnaY q, Z

~ 4uioSa ustsd psnaT d ratio, aeUda s Il pe
did C6mico Blaaoo Negro, II Nusve NRudo
nj Quiicts Batoslona O6wioo". T.dca txass
lseA.YA J saXIcatuIAa de pA p6 y debLa Z.
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Nasttro qusrido amtgo eolaboYa5o1 81 Gr
doR EnvIqus Viiande, esIk puhlIeando q u aDIa
rio Msrsantl" da Bazeolona una DlHio ao nstablop
aEti Slou favcSablos q cnnia dc d nonoda 81
Eta .Rion
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Nuehoa aon Lon PTopaEatiyo1 que haeo Aauf
Nno Marines en 81 raGtsuInat mLAs DaIieiaos "a
4 calls d Tstusn para ioa dias de Nosho.buana,
RaEeuaa Aho Mpavo
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sshA dato dc baj4 pas nc haboVse pHesoHta
do tom Z pcssGi6s de 50 sosliBo aa 81 cusSEc
de Oidsa P6allco a guAYdia dc aseuHds
Nsnasl FsHHa d.S = Do ade.
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Be ha E0cibiRo en el 9ouieIRo General g.
pHcyActo del Ayuatami0nto do sstA Capital sobHe
adcquinsso alcaStaTillss AeoEAs hoy s.ismC pa
N iHfoYm0 de 10 JOIatuYa de ObRAa P6 olicaH.
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En Poses ha fal scido doa JosS o tfx, ma
yoTdomo dc don JoES @AllaEt, eo0sseasasia dG
Il Raida Qu0 aufRi6 de m eabsllo.
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REGALOS PARA AGUINALDOS

% tss dc o'simir baVatsSimos de diff rsntss
precioa. Ea 10 S0stfef6G FfAMcesO For
taeKa 81, e0IcA de. % r1Adn dc Luna, FPl
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Na ssgEosado do 81 vlaiD EoRopa aeompn
hndo do IN eEtImAhla tanili', nneate0 particular
amigo 81 81. der Goygonia B BslivAg qaion -.
viamEa nuaatfA mas acrdiAl bianvonida
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Sl vondioYon AyeE - co LpetsnOia en- Q q
Capital l6O SacoS aE6ear ssgaad. clsse do ID hA
ciOnda "Uo& Gtassa" $5o o6 OompradoHss ss
flores Oeldaa OompALfA
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Sc Ia coAeadido oshs d,at dc neenciAS al 4
cAi1O dc NaxABiito
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lEcvimEapto a. vapoYea.

" NJ esp '5aturnina" raid dc Idvorpool
via BsntAHdGr 81 Is del co1rionto. II eapa.
nOl ''San Agustin" 10 pEAotic6 u ccho dol niumc
del pusYto Dc Vigo cor igual rumho. M sepe,
AVasso" lo veriae6 dc Llverpool 81 10 dal sctuel.
III oap. s1iceto" 10 practice dc gantandas ii III
del ee1Eionte u alomkn ABoRuGDin" pYoeedento
de HambuHgo. Bremen santhomaa aotayk savl
hpela u "A del sua ligs y segalxk vlsio raaa Ka.
yageoa, Ponoe, HsblDa y DEatannas.
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Aver po legs Vaga alta sl Raauats de La
Oc1R1SP NDEEoIA Ipon la mandaRiaA.
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Ys daboR habeF Ilsgado 6aIto Denings
los apaIaton HoeeBASiOS para a'unbvaR con lul
eIeeEHiea toaa u Giadod
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Sc hsH aprobaaO laB OTde2AASss muRiei
pRl0H do T. iAt.
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VARIED
W@Cereeal

WCsreeado, Hsrmsnna Oo~psnia, aca.
ban de xacihir on ~ OsImadc da IL Gale dc SzR
FTanc'sce para h "Nochs bueoa", sPascuaS" ,
"AAo puevo", los siguieRtes srticulos to5os cxtls
superior J algun Dc elloG au7ca viStoa equi
MaeRlsRs al vi1o baHco, Sslshich6R de pate
foio.gsaa eoA trufsu de Per.goEd de disiistsa cls
80, LeFgus d. buoy IL aaca 'lata, Sc ua6a u
fade. Aitn en- vino lsaeo J n6n II B . il o.
leRjss Ps d; - ,re tsdas, as d's, es. 70 hAdza ,
astt fadas, PAlsmaa J Piehoaas { 10 R,vigotfs,
Pataa dc cerdo tTptadRs. SalchiCh6R de LyoR, De
Tqh, Malaga J slenkR, Agus ds fz'har tri-
pc de SEvillA.
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CEMENz'O H1arca Dos L0O1aGe
RnPslioT dc pIimsya En- bsrElIss dc 400 k,los, ola
20 gaHanai1Ada. Prenio mss baYato de pIAsA -Aen
ban dc EeeibiT, SOBRINOs DR ARNAa. 10
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Colin en- "Puert0-RSeo"

Obra Dremi0dG con RsedGllG de gro efs Ia
EcpOsici6m de S0sturcs.
DisquiIiclonss hist6rico- -HlOl6giCaS por doa
Osvetano Coll ToHte. In esta obra, ademka
ie tratarSe del puerto de II isla donde fondearon
lss navea del Almirante, Ee dilucidan otroG puA-
tou oscuros de In hiEtorla de Puerte kico %
erclsrecen Vocablca del lengusjs indo-sAtillano.
Librerta de aanjuxio Vidal peso q ejemplaK.
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ABAsTO .PURLTCo

Ppssio de ID carRO de- res ~ ochSvca klo
dc Oardo 81 chAVos.
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FL DR.. Wives
OOULIsTA

OOULI8TA
kx-Jefa Dc alinIaa del Institute Of
IAmIce dc MGdrid oreCe os gervisiOs Dc % sspoais
IdaA.-PONCk.-P Puerto Rice.
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. eisd "Ar xiIio Autuo," nue. t,o sStimaio amigo
sl iataFgeAae fasuItstV, Dr.. Or JoIG Otdones.
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ROr uqpOr "CONDE WIFREDOs SO acc

Ha dc reciuir diYsctarsRts DO BsscaoFa grsG-
Surtido de tRYYcRes 5e t96as clsEes higos, plsaB,
.iruelas, vinos gsRercsos licoseV, npeces , ave.
llsAas, todo muy ftslco superior J 90 datAllsn
On el oTts klecimiento de NieasOT LamAdHid calls
del Sol HGRexo 103. 4
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MadeHa@

Sc vsnis mEds5a de tsbls de piRo, cusEto.
ses de piehipes tsbIas dsSdobladas 81 Pue1tx
De tisrya, cAss d dor Aatnnio Perez fFents II
gzanja Pre- ics muy irnitsdog. kads1a busRs. 6.2
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LA caida del cahslIo 90 cuTs R0gEYameKt
usando ID parfumsda "Lacifn AntiheYpStica d.
Doctor NoptOI". La casFs - IL esusa de ls CO
da del es bclo IL "E~ ci6a NontsR" cuYa istsl
hIsmaAte l. caaps. Do vCBta en- eans del san;
0RilloImsty
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seoo,ooo

BiLEetes de 10 LOtertG dc NGUidGd
Los que loa v0RoeE Raas paTatc1 Ron. r. Feht
y H~maao-Taass 8, PEsrto- Rico. TslGgTafo
Foatss. Capitsl 40 Dicismhra
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CEBADA

kl EeioE aiimsnto pare todG slAae de "a.
aAdoI Sc ha reeibide HAs buexa pATtida de nag
atics ealidaj, en- Haees de 2 faBsgas. que vsEsa
{ pyeeio Euy Iaitado; sG Oo1n vAriaH classa de-
MADEIRA del psfE, JuAa Pisa y Mss, FoxtalsxA 81.
I6-S
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Sc Vende

Ua pxedio YdGtico eonpEeHto de eineasnta
cusxdau dc tsrTsao propioS para eafe. sitAs en sl
harTio da Oaunil'a absio lSgaT do Ii Palma sela
ial t6KniRo muSicipsI de JaaRa Bias. La per.
sona que loG iutsTesa pHeda sn.eRdsrss para II
sompTa cor 81 AgeHts de Negocios don EnHiqus
viamb1e de 1894. I6la
The morning news., 1894-06-17

Baptist church, Thursday evening. was a
great success. Large numbers Lame
from Monteith, Bloomingdale and the
surrounding country. The committee
consisting of Mrs. G.. Oliver, Mrs J. J.
Snloer, Mrs 5. L, Parker, Mrs. Sol.
Sheftal, Mrs. A. Sheftall deserve great
praise for their hard work and the way
the festival was conducted.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Manning gave a socia-
ole,at their home out on railroad avenue
last Tuesday evening in honor of their
visitors, Miss Stella Wells and Miss
Marie Norton, which was largely at
tended. Music and dancing was
lndulged IN to late hour.
The Chatham Rifle Club will hold a
meeting T1day evening for the purpose
OF making arrangements for it's 4th of
July celebration.
Saturday was the second anniversary
OF the Pooler Light Infantry The past
year has been successful one for the
company, which IS due to the hard work
done by the officers. The anniversary
will be celebrated in a betitting manner
at some future date. The company will
parade Ju4y 23 with the Oglethorpe Light
Infantry on the anniversary OF the first
battle of Manassas.
Rev. G. P. Revere, pastor of the Pooler
Methodist church, was married at Eden
las5 wednesday to Miss t'edeman. of ir-
glnla. Their many friends in r-ooler wish
t1em much happiness in their new life.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
RATES ON THE RAIL.

The Southern Railway and Steamship
Associa ion Adjourns to July II.
New York. June l6.-There was a slim
attendance at the convention of the
Southern Railway and Steamship Associ-
alton at the Hotel Waldorf when Chair
man 4. B. Stahlman called it TO order
promptly at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The tenth article of the new agreement
was taken up and passed in quick
order.
The eleventh article, relating to
fixing the prorating arrangements,
evoked considerab BILE discussion. When
the eleventh article had been discussed,
the remaining twelS Se articles of the new
agreement were taken up seriatim and
disposed of. Many of these, however,
were not definitely disposed of, but were
laid on the table for further considera-
tion.
After the question of a new agreement
had been disposed of, so far as it's imme-
date adoption is concerned, the question
OF the restoration of rates was again
taken up. A re ess was finally taken for
an hour at 2:s0 O'Clock without any salts
taotory conclusion having been reached.
Just Lefore the adjournment of the con-
vention tonight to meet at Harrow Gate,
Tenn, on July II, a resolution was unan-
imously passed agreeing to a general
restoration OF rates on Aug. !.
The convention has been in session five
days and has not been able to agree on a
, new agreement for next year. A commit
tee has been appointed to confer with the
representatives of the lines opposed to the
form OF the new contract, and they will
report at the meeting at Harrowgate.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
A New Way to Serve Beer.

''I've eaten dish that you fellows
never heard Of said a gentleman in a
small, convivial crowd loating, eating and
bibulating in the St. Nicholas cafe.
"Some time I'll tell the chef what it is,
and he will ring it in when there's a swell
blowout. 1t was pure accident that led
to its discovery !, and it.came about in this
way:
zone warm summer afternoon | went
home 10 dinner at D o'clock as usual, and
/ discovered that the folks had a freezer
of ice cream / didn't discover, but also
knew that had few pints Of beer on
hand. / thought, now I'll bury few of
them in this tub of broKen ice and salt.
and at bed time I'll have few bottles of
strictly mum Der one, cool beer. oh, yes,
/ like il, sometimes. / don't drink cham
payne all the time, though l look like it,
ABOUT 10 O'Clock / went TO the cellar
to get my beer, and it was cold and nice,
apparently.
Il drew the cork, but there wasn't the
sign 0 pop, nor any fzz. That puzzled
me, but little examination showed the
beer hard frozen, aud / was the worst dis
appointed man you ever saw. But beat
the game easy. 1 dipped the lower end Of
the bottle in hot water, and in an instant
it cracked straight around the bottom of
the bottle. Then | warmed the bottle a
little, and took out mold of lager beer
sherbet, and ate it with a spoon.
"Was it goodl Say, II you fellows want
to know any more about it try IL your
selves.n
The morning news., 1894-06-17
A BAND OF ROBBERS.
Many Of the Members Teachers in Ne
gro Schools.

New Orleans, June 1S.-A special to the
Picayune from Greenville, Miss, says
For several months past robberies have
been frequent in the town of Ipdianola,
255 miles east of Greenville. Last night
MIR. Montgomery met a friend at the
train auouE L a. m, and from there went
to his store. He found Hudson Wethers
behind the ounter and drew his pistol,
when Wethers drew his gun The
gentleman with Mr.. Montgomery APP
peared in time to prevent the 70 obery
from beng a murder a. so. over 500
worth of stolen goods have been found
and do en- of the negroes of Sunhower
county, several of whom are school, teach
ers, have been implicated in these rob-
berries and stolen goods have been found
in their possession. The people are con-
siderabl, wrought up over the matter, as
most of the negroes implicated, are draw
ing salaries as teachers in the puolic
schools of the colored youth of the coun-
try ,,
The morning news., 1894-06-17
AN ELECTION STORY.

A Tillman R egistrar Chews Up the
Ballots and Wins the County.
Anent the excitement about an honest
ballot and a fair count. good story was
told the other day of how county cleo
tion was carried Tor the Tillmanites in the
recent campaign in South Carolina.
Evans-Jim Evans-was the story teller,
and, of course, it is believed here, as he
is dreadfuily opposed to Tillman. He
said that one of the registrars chewed up
$50 ballo5s and carried the election But
it took a gallon of castor oil and half a
pound of blue mass to get all the corrupt
ballots out of his stomach,
The morning news., 1894-06-17
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Ten Thousand Persons Watch tn
Sport at Morris Park.

Ten Thousand Persons Watch the
Sport at Morris Park.
Norris Park Race Track, N. Y, June
l6.-AiIhough the weather was extremely
warm to-day the attendance at the race
track h re was very large, nearly 10000
persons being present. A rather poor
card was presented, but fair sport was
witnessed.
The race that attracted the most atten-
tion was that for the Barrow stakes for
2-year-olds, in which Keenan, Paladin
and Sir Galahad were pitted aEanst
each other. Keenan, won iu the common
est of canters by two leng hs. Sir
Galahad after a Furnishing drive, beat
Paladin length for the p ace.
In the Glen Island handicap race, Prig
carried the honors by winning after a
hard tussle with Dobbins and Assignee.
Summaries follow:
First Rlce-liX Furlongs. The Judge to
l. won, with Warbonnett second and Rei1
third Time l2h.
Second Ra 9e-Bartow stakes, six furlongs.
Keenan,. 3 to 5. won, with Sir Galahad second
an paladin third. Time .12A.
Third RACE olen Island handicap one
mile. Prig to 1, won, with Doobins second
and Assignee third: Time 80. o
handicap. o e mile and quarter. Pick
pocket to /, woa, with Herald second and
Don AlOnkO third. lime o.
Fifth L.ace-t'ive furlongs Annisette, 6 to
/, won, with eilvie second and Belmar third.
Time 0591a,
Sixth hace-One mile and quarter. Tom
Skdmore, l to =. won, with Clementlna Sec
ond and Count third. Time 2091a.
AT LAToNIA PARK.
T Latonia, KY, June 16.-Four favorites
won to-day on fast track. The weather
WAS disagreeaaly hot, but, notwithstand-
ing this, a large crowd was in attendance
Summaries follow
First Raee-Six furlongs. Early Rose, 25
to l, won, with Ali nj second and Anne eliza
beth third. Time l:l64
second Race-Une mile. Egbart, to 1,
won, with ]. z. y. second and The Sculptor
third lime 10 I.
Third Race ne Hlllyard stakes, nine fur
longs. Lazzarone, to 3 won, with Res plend-
ent second and Seiilla third. Time :55N
Fourth Race i've furlongs. Sun urst, 8
10 /, won, with Joe Mack second and Irksome
third Time 621a.
fifth Races furlongs. Ross, 5 to /,
won wi Mar GA q. seconI and Pirate King
third line Ills.
Sixth Raoe-six furlongs. Salvation, 21a to
l, won, with Cass second and Promenade
third, Time l:I4
The morning news., 1894-06-17
THE NEWS AT PooLER..
Plenty of Social Events Happening
There.

There.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Frierson and family
were at the home of MIR H. Gentry last
week.
Mr.. NJ. Bird and children, of Brewer,
visited Mr.. E. n. Cart wright last week.
Mrs Ira R. Fox, accompanied by her
son Frank, who has been spending the
summer at the home of Mr.. j. Eitel re-
turned to their nome at Brooklyn, N. Y,
last week, to the regret of their many
friends
Miss Daisy Backley is visitor at the
home of W. w. II. Bourne this week.
Mr.. w. N. Kelly, Mr.. H. /. Skipper and
Mr. W. Shuman are visitors at the home
OF MIR. j. j. Snider.
Miss Irene ST. Clouds visiting at the
home of Mr.. w. Armstrong.
Mr..George Ryder, an old Poolerite,
was shaking hands with his many friends
here last week.
Mrs. Dorney, accompanied by her
daughter, Aggie, sailed for Baltimore
yesterday on the D. II. Miller 10 spend the
summer with relatives there.
Messrs. o. Cook and w Cook who
have been at the State University, re-
turned home yesterday for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. T. link, accompanied by Miss
Emma link and Mrs: Hellmann, spent
last Sunday atthe' home of Mr.. George
Schroeder.
Mrs. j. Vereen and children are visit
Ing friends at Montgomery this week.
Mr.. Tate Newton. VINO mas been attend
ing school at Ailledgevfilc, returned
home for the summer vacation last Thurs
day
Mrs. DeGamies has been visiting Mr..
5. Davis
Miss Emily Symons gave sociable at
her home on Rogers street, last Satur-
alay, which was largely attended by her
friends.
Miss Stella Wells and Miss Maria Nor
ton are visitors at the home Of Mr.. j.
Manning this week BoJh young ladies
are delighted with Fooler, and have
made many friends during their visit.
The monthly meeting of the Pooler
hlne Club was held last Thursday eve
hlng, at the home of MIR. j. Manning on
IIdiiroad avenue, with full attendance
Oh members, The officers for the ensuing
year were installed. President ID. l.. Jack
son, on takin the chair, made one of his
olu-tlme speeches, which was heartily en-
!oyed. The Sc retarys annual report was
Icdd. which showed the club in good con-
Ui1on, both numerically and financially.
Inc committee appointed to maze ar
Iahgements for the celebration July 4,
maue It's report. and have prepared very
entertaining programme, After the reg
uIar business at The club Mrs Manning
invited ,he members to a collation., and
Iue singing OF several SONGS by he clubs
lHrtette brought TO an emu one of the
most enjoyable meetings it mas ever held.
me ice cream festi al at the residence
Vi Mr.. q. Oliver Tor the benefit at the
The morning news., 1894-06-17
AN ABATToIR AFLAME.
Five Thousand Live Sheep Included in
the Property Burned.

Jersey City, N. j., June l6.-The old but
extensive abattoir of the CentralStock and
Transit Company in Har3iumus cove, just
south of Payonia avenue, was destroyed
by fire tonight, the loss reaching almost
81, 100000. The machinery OF the various
pur. oses of the company was costly and
extensive, while the amount of stock
including dressed beef. mutton, and up
ward, of 5000 live sheep and lambs, went
TO swell the loss, which E. L. Lambert,
prominent official of the company, in
sisted might reach S1,5O0G00. No one
appears to know the cause of the fire, but
one of the few men at work may possibly
have broken the rigid rules of company
and smoked the match or the light of his
cigar causing the conhagration.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
RoME's BROKEN BANK.
The oficsrs Aware of Its Shaky Con-
dition Since 1871.

Rome, June l6.-In the course of the
Tanlongo trial to-day, "a letter written by
Signor Zella form rly minister of finance,
now deceased, was read. The letter,
which created great sensation, stated
that since 1871 the Bauca Romano had
been in shaky condition and that irregu-
larities were resorted to in order to con-
ceal the dehcit. This confirms the testi-
mony of President Ianlongo, who swore
that the bank was in di -nculties when he
undertook its direction in 1888.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
A MEMPHIS PAPER SOLD.
The Appeal-Avalanche Bought By thu
Comm srcial for $65, 200.

Memphis. Tenn, June l6.-The Mem
phis Appeal al-Avalanche with all its fran
chises, contracts, name and goodwill,
was sold under the hammer to-day to
satisfy credi ors. The Memphis Com
mercial was the successful bidder. The
price paid was S65. 200 The property was
transferred Chis afternoon and the Com
meruial assumed control.
The Appeal-Avalanche was first
knocked down 20 w. A. Collier, the presi-
dent of the Appeal-Avalanche Company,
whose bid was So5300, but when called
upon by the commissioner, Mr. Collier
did not have the money. The paper was
then sold to the Commercial people, the
next highest bidder.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
rnnda for an Academy.

LYONS, Ca, June l6-The ladies of this
place had a festival at the academy last
night, for the purpose of raising money to
finish the academy building. The amount
raised was 81.
Miss FRANKIE Roster, a young lady who
has been visiting her sister here, has re-
turned 10 her nome in Hawklnsyl.le.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
Breckinridge's Legal snap,

Richmond, Va, June l6 Henry T.
Wicknam, counsel of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, asked to-day if the report
was true that Representative Breckin-
ridge will be removed as counsel of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. He said
Col Breckenridge and Maj. Shelby were
associate counsel, and he (Wickham)
would have no authority to make such re-
moval without instructions, and he had
not received any such order.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
Heminewav Pardoned.

jackson, Miss, June 16.-At o'clock
this afternoon, Gov. Stone issued full
pardon to ex-State Treasurer William T.
Hemingway. There is great re, ,oicing
here. thousands of prominent citizens of
Mississippi, throughout the state, signed
the petition for Hemingway's pardon.
The morning news., 1894-06-17
anunrs, Ponulist .ivaI.

Austin. Tex, June l6.-The populist
congressional convention met today aud
nominated Stale senator w. .. Hutchlh-
son as candidate against Congressman
Joseph A. Sayers. tts-F,w
The morning news., 1894-06-17
A UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE.
Cornell Beats Pennsylvania by Fiv
Lengths.

Philadelphia, June 16.-The four-mile
eight-oared shell race between Cornell
and Pennsylvania Universities on the
Delaware river this afternoon was won
by Cornell by five lengths in 2l:l213.
Pennsylvania time was u :34$l. Cornell
rowed magnificent race from start to
finish, while Pennsylvania ragged work
more than Offset their strength.