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POLICE BOARD WILL APPEAL.
General Term Decision ReinstatinR
Detective Mitchell Resistcd.

The Police Commissioners to-day de-
cided to appeal the decision Of the Cen
eral Term reinstating Ward Detective
John Mitchell, of the Sixth Precinct,
who had been dismissed from the force.
Mitchell disappeared a while ago, and
aften ten days mysterious absence,
turned up, saying that he had been
under temporary alteration Of mind
and did not know where he was during
his absence. Having exceeded the FIVE
was dismissed, but the General Term
ordered his reinstatement.
Assistant District-Attorney Wellman
to-day put in bill for 1908 expenses In
securing witnesses for the police trials.
which the Police Commissioners al
lowed.
The Police Commissioners to-day
awarded the contract to repair the po-
lice station at Pier A to Andrew Gal
vary for $3.50.
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LILIES CASE POSTPONED.
She Cannot Appear In London for
AT Least Week

Lillian Russell must not for a: least
week delight the London populace with
her pleasing talents, on the application
Of Ira Leo Bamberger, representing Ca
nary g. Leierer, an adjournment was
taken to-day for one week on the appli-
cation TO make permanent an injunction
restraining Miss Russell from appearing
in public under any other management
than that OF Canary e. Ledcrer. until the
end af the season 1885
representative OF Olin, Rives a. Mont
gomery's office asked Mr. Hamburger to
allow Miss Russell 10 appear on the
stage in London at any time before next
Wclne Sday. but he refused 20 consent to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
PLEADED FOR HER BOYS.
N"WnE burglars Released Under
>uspensi0n of Sentence.

\ uto Of boy burglars pleaded guilty
To attempted burglary this morning be
tore Judge MARITIME, in Part |. ut the
Court of G neral Sessions. but Were al
lrw"I to go free ON suspended sentence.
Tn" prisoners were Patrick aud MaU-
rice Dee. ton ANA ei"ht wears old rcspcr-
lively. and Thomas Tu22o. thirteen years
cd % 81" East l'ortv-tfth street TN"
DE" boys live with their Widowed mother
At 2GA East forty-eGhth street.
On the morning OF July l. the boys
broke into the basement Of vacant
building ~ IA seventh avenue. to Est
some kndliug wood. .IuSsnh Outman.
OF Isl West Forty-siNth street caused
tho boys arrest This morning Mrs
bee pleaded SO pitluliy for her boys that
Judge MARITIME decided not to punish the
little fellows, provided th"y would
promise to do better.
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DEBS'S CASE CONTINUED.
Goes Over TIL Sept. >. ut the SuR.
gestion of Attorney Milchrist.
(By Associated Press.

fTeSST
CHICAGO, July 2o.--1n the Debs con-
tempt case to-day. Judge Woods deliv-
cred a brief opinion formally overruling
the motion of the defense to quash the
informations against the American Rail-
way Union officers.
District-Attorney Milchrst announced
that Special Counsel Edwin Walker was
III and could not attend the hearing.
He said that he tMilchrisD would go
out of Office Aug. .. and Mr.. Walker
would be left the sole counsel in the
case. and suggested that the hearing be
postponed until Mr.. Walker was able
to take charge of it.
Court announced that the case would
be continued until Sept. >. Debs and his
associates went into consultation re-
Sarding the giving of bail. and the
court adjourned.
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MATCHMAKING BY FORCE.
Policemen Hold Subjects While the
Lance Is Applied.

NEWARK, y. J., July S.-No new
cases of smallpox were reported to-day
in this city. but six suspects were re-
ported. These cases are in the infected
district of River street. The Health
Department Is considering the advisa-
blity of auarantining the entire street.
If this is done IL will take 100 special
policemen to guard the houses. Last
night the health officers made raid on
premises Nos 81. So. b6. 81. IS and vac
cinated eighty persons, In some places
the doctors had to fight to vaccinate
their Victims and some had to be held
down by policemen while the lance was
aupliel
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Mr.. Wellman besal ON the accused
witness mildly, with:
Are you Of German descent
is there any such word in the German
lsnguaS as 'h-o-c-S?'
Yes sir"
What does il mean"
1T means hook My father spelled
his name 'H-o-c-k.'"
You have testified that YOU never
took money of Mrs, Tnurlow or any
unlawful business
Yes; that's the truth-nor from no
man, either"
You know Schwartz. who kept a res
tauranii and who was Subpoeuued here
but has disappeared off tn face of the
Hook said he knew Schwartz. Lp,
didn't know he had disappeared
Don't you know that Mrs Srhwar.2
has said that whenever she gets "a let
I @rv rom ON Capt CAP boherty telling her he
The whole story OF how she paid money
to EoI for pTotection;?'
MI. Wellman knows that he would no,
he allowed 10 call Mrs. schwartz Ia
prove any collateral fact"
Did MI; Grant tell You that you
could do this thing because | couldn't
bring Mrs. Schwartz here to testify 10 n
coliaterai fact asked the provokingly
mo, sir; Mr.. Grant told mo nothing Of
blurted out the witness before the e.,
ragged Grant could object, adding M r..
SchWSrtZ Is down ON me because
Did you hound Mrs. Thurowe"
Hook did not answer snI H., U,on
man followed up with: " w
can you give Us any reason in IN,
world why Mrs. rhurow should CON,
ANY motiVe?" ''
We'll, |, tried my best TO break up he
You have said that Won encacad oI,i
zsns to 81 into Mrs. Thurow's house ant
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He gave out that order day and

peared. He gave out that order day and
night and to every platoon"
Sergt. Patrick Lane came next.
He told the same old story, varying
IL only to the effect that the Captain
directed his men to keep strict surveil-
lance over all disorderly houses or sus-
pected houses.
President Martin asked IL there were
any arrests from Mrs. Thurow's house
In November and December, 1897 the
time Immediately after the house had
been raided and all hands fined in Special
Sessions.
~ don't know" replied the sergeant.
The record shows that there were less
than usual during those months. Can
YOU explain that" asked the President.
Tao sergeant couldn't explain IL. but II
is claimed that part of the 'protcc.
tion'' system provides for the raiiin8 of
protected houses occasionally. when pub
lie opinion gets too hot, and that after
The raid public opinion having beel cooled
of the protected" are given special i'm
munity for a time.
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MORE TIME FOR LEVY.
The EA-N ard Mans Trial for Per-
Jury 10 he Postponed.

When the trial of cX-Ward Man .Iere-
mah $. Levy for alleged bribery is call
ed tomorrow. Assistant Distrlct-Attor-
ney Davis will move before Judge Mar
tine. in Part l. of the Court Of General
Sessions to postpone the trial until next
Monday.
This action is no doubt taken to allow
more time for the preparation OF the
case.
Levy filed a notice at the District-At-
torney'S office this afternoon that he
substituted Lawyer Abraham Levy. Of
the Pulitzer building. in place of Louis
j. Grant, whom he had retained as Coun
sci
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
ANTI.GAMBLING AMENDMENT.
To Bc Reported by n Sub-COmn =
tee at Albany.
Nv Associated Press.D

ALBANY. July 2S.-'rne Subcommittee
o: the Committee on Preamble appointed
by the Constitutional Convention to in
vestigate the question of whether the
constitution should prohibit gambling
such az pool-selling and any otner form.
VIII present an elaborate report to the
fun Committee, suggesting an amend
meut that will prohibit the legaliZing OF
gambling or plol-selling in any form by
The Legislature.
II 10 stated on good authority that the
l,ili Committee will vote against such a
proposition. but Nj. Tekulsky Will insist
on IL report to the full Convention.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
ASSAULTED A POLICEMAN.
Broker Jemison Was Rcproved for
kissing on the street.

Policeman Stephens, Of the East
Twenty-second street station, this
morning arraigned Frank Il. Jemison,
thirty-one years old. Uf II West
Twcnty-second street, who claims to be
a wall street broker, in Yorkville
Court.
'rhe policeman says that early last
evening he saw Jemison and young
woman kiss and embrace each other
on Nineteenth street near Fourth ave-
nue.. When he demonstrated with Jem-
ison. the latter said the woman, was
his wife. The policeman passed on;
and while he was talking with colored
man. he claims. Jemison ran up and
struck him in the lett eye with his
fist.
A struggle followed, in which the .po-
liceman was pretty badly handled
Jamson was arralgned on the charge
of disord,rly conduct but when Justice
Meade heard the story, he compelled
the policeman to withdraw the com
plant Of disorderly conduct and substi-
tute the more serious one Of assault
The prisoner was then held In $500
bonds for eXaminatio
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MANDEL JONAS AT THE BAR.
He Pleaded Not Guilty When
Charged with Fraud.

Mandel Jonas. of Goshen, y. V. plead
cd not guilty when arraigned in Part I.
of the Court of General Sessions to-
day, and was admitted to bail in the
sum Of sl,5OO, Samuel w. korn, OF Is
East Seventy-fourth street, qualifying
on the bond.
Jonas was indicted with julius Jonas.
his brother: Samuel ketchum. Lawyer
Joseph and Harry Jacobs. in connection
with the charge OF fraud made against
the defunct cloakmaking firm OF Ketch-
um g. Jonas, formerly at $40 broadway.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
BROKER LEWIS WELCOME.
Cries of II Don't Know" Greet Him
ON Change.

Broker Edward Levy, of W. II.
Wheeler x CO.. returned this morning
from Washington where he appeared
before the Sugar Investigating Com
mitter.
II. received a rousing reception when
he appeared ON the floor of the EN-
change, and the air rang with cries OF
Il don't know" The dcmonStrat lion
lasted several minutes.
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DISAPPEARED FROM PARIS.
Police Looking for Young MIR
sheldon. of Chicago.

PARIS, July 25.-The police, at the re-
quest of the United States Embassy,
are making inquiries in regard to the
whereabouts Of young gentleman
named Sheldon, of Chicago. who arrived
In this city on July 10. with friend
named Benton.
Sheldon has been missing since July
II. and 1t Is believed that he has been
murdered. The missing man came from
the United States via Southampton.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

Judge HooIsts'er, of the Court o. Common
Pleas to-day confirmed the report OF Referee WILL
IAN J. I.ardner passing upon the bills Of Messrs.
Trenholm, Ts,le and Dennis, The accountants APP
nointed to examine the books Of the Harlem River
n.nk The report allows the accountants s., 900
Tor their services, and the stenogrAper's bill OF
'Ss,7S and The referees bill Of 500 are also
approved
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Rrmmindr, 81 u bod, Found.

Tie remaining parts oi he hrsdless body o.
man whi.h wa pulled out Of the riyer yerrrqay
wore found IN the r.,cr this morning Tn, misc.
street Jerse} CIV. and the two arms
IN, i,yt OF sixth street rhirf
Murphy thls morning stated that the
man tth'r tell overheard or committed sui.
Id and his hoi. sas struck hy a passing
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
KlOCK MADE RECEIVER.
Appointed for e1-COnl Dealer John
u. HeIssenbuttcl.

Percy l.. klock was to-day appointed
receiver in supplementary proceedings
for John ID. Heissenbuttel, wholesale
coal dealer. formerly at | broadway. on
application of Mahlon S. Kemmer and
William B. Whitney, judgment credi-
tors.
judgments for $4,000 were entered
two weeks ago against Heissenbuttel, In
favor of Dickson & Eddy and Stickney
x tonyngham.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
THREE SHOTS At HIS WIFE.
The WOman's had Character Served
tc Liakten His Punishment.

NEWARK, n. j., July 25.-William
Kelly, living on the Bowery In New
York, came to this city yesterday. and
last night attempted to shoot his wife
at the corner OF Ward street and Kirk
alley. The, woman is a worthless char
acter and keeps one of the worst re-
sorts in the city. Kelly fired three
shots at his wife, but none Of the bullets
took effect.
He was arrested and this morning
fined $40 or ten DAYS in iaii. After the
prisoner had been convicted, Judge Mott
said that had Kelly killed his wife ne
would have felt like generating him.
The Judge made the fine as light as
possible on account OF the bad reputation
OF the mans wife.
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HIS WIFE AN lNEBRlATE.
Thomas saunders Grnntcd II Decree
~, separation.

Judge GildrrSleeN". Of the Superior
court. to-day granted 1t decree OF sep
aratIon tn Thomas Saunders from his
Wife. Margaret saunders.
rhN decree was gfintrd upon tn"
ground that Mrs. saunders was an in
citrate. Mi. Saunders was given the
custody OF their children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

Gerry Ngcr' M.gsrsA. sul King YESTERDAY AZ.
rested Marie Sagno. tAcn. Years Old. and Fivr.
s"s luHlrilu 'htriecn, both ~ 10 Eta street.
~ piaFiUs victims "a the saloon a, ~ MulbcTg,
'rt,i M..c ~ honcliu, aged f"v- four mother
Of ih- .ounE'st SIR, ami bumrnlel Rsrtua-r
'~rH'F-'"''n years old gJripnier N "a, saloon
We" also arrested IN The Tomhs court this
morning. fireria vas held a. witness md ii,
u'hsr l.rrr N'r" held M $500 bal each tor rial
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25
WITHDRAWS FROM GERMANY.
Equitable LIE VIII Do No More
Dusiness There.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society
of the United States has notified the
German Government that it will vol
unfairly relinquish it's concession to
transact business in the Kaiser's
realm.
The reason assigned is the many exac-
tons to which the company has been
subjected in Germany. Its business
there IL not deemed worth the trouble
and expense involved in compliance
with the Government requirements.
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RESULTS AT FLUSHING.

RACE TRACK. FLUSHING, luly -, -
me results Of tu-dny'H races We're as
follows:
First Race rN" fu'louRS. WoH by
con l.u,.y oven ani " - =. Tumult, I
10 : ulacc, was second. and fan king
third Timc-l.g -.
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nv Associated Prcss)
PHILADELPHIA July 25--uyer 5000 pounds
~ smokeless powder vas received yesterday At
Fraukf0rd Arsenal. BrdesburS. II came from
Germany on the British steamship Glenvcch for
Co cTument experimental tes,s Col. Hurley
, Dmmandsnt " the arsenal. said tina, the pow der
W" In ended Tor tests With biS guns on SANDY
lfBHh
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Burned Herself TO DEATH,

'b' Nsf" Ia''l iI"~
SULLIVAN. Ind JUL IS. Mr.. Ralues wife
g., siege, Ratncs, superintendent o: the ,.,y
Sn~u5Is, vs. burned 10 DEATH shllc Visiting rrl..
U."s 80 th' county Her body was found near
bugutug pruSh heap Win all The clothing burned
~. Ms RaIntS has ucta dc-auEei Tor ,pmr
time 'e" N'eks sEu she attempted suicide
e., hanging hu' was pr. rnted. There is no
doubt but that she deliberately took her own
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iii. Head struck u bridge.

JAMAl~A. J.. I, july 2J.-lAmcs Uudermark.
nineteen wears old residing IN BROOKLYN, ana EN-
plo,ei as IL brakeman IN the Long island Rail.
road while hiding on the Paichague freight train
this morning from Long Island CrIy sustained
probable fatal injuries. He seated on top Of
a hos car when his head came in runtas; with
bridge east a. Winfield. His skull Nas fra.
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Mrs. Tompkin. Not III. Relative.

To the Editor.
As th' eldest son Of rhaddsus DsNids. l would
respectfully inform the readers OF The Evening
World" that Mira, Tompkins Is not . rslstiy. OF
family.
lsiSnsdI d. v. DAyIDs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

C.'nrr.ne M,cl'Icn, t''y y-srs Old. OF 100
West seventeenth street was found dead a, d
!ork lhts morning In the cellar OF the tenement
house a. 20 West Houston street. She Visited a
family In the house lsst night and on her way
out II Is IMPOSED Tell dosn the cellar stairs
ll'r neck wss hroSsn ard i.~ dislocated The
Coroner Viewed tbs body aEi save permit for
its removal.
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Weather ForecRst,

The weather forecast for the thirty -slx hours
ending at r. VI. morrow is as follows: Fair
to-day and Thursday, except slightly cooler
Thursday night; southwest winds
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the witness couldn't know whether the
Captain knew or not
Overruled.
Now that you have got your clue.
Wellman, and OF course the witness
said he didn't know.
hut MIR. Wcllman KEEP, nagging the
Wit ness I'LL he got out that the Captain
always examined every entry on the
blotter every time he came into the
station house, and must have known
that the boss lawbreaker was being ac-
cepted right along az bail for the lesser
awbreakers, who got their opportunity
to break the law IN her house and under
her auspices,
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The sergeant said the first time Mrs
Thurow offered herself as bondsman she
came to tn. station with n card from
Senator inow eva JUSTICE RoesCh. and
said:
and told me that II presented ii to You
Won would take m" for bail for my
girls"
80 | accepted her" said the Ser
geant. Then he admitted to Commits
sioncr Murray that he had never before
seen Senator Roeschs writing. but took
II for granted that II was his.
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Malay ON the Cable Road.

A Third avenue cabls!car broke Ns rp
no.i,e the Pulitzer Building about $50 TINS A''.
noon and DELAYED the regular car uA"'
some fifteen minutes,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

. p.,.,ci.. v,ttes al prescribe MIL
h,n,s csiisaya as tonic and and Goce rsssi.a
Hair the retail sale July Is goes 70 I've ~
Werld'I'' Sick Babies Fund. iss
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

The Boston Albany Railroad Company resort
.or the year ending June 30 total surplus OF
$751; Ssi after deducting charges against Sl5l ll5
for the same time in 1893.
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Thls Shows a balance due the city
OF $780,, sc, but IL interest were allowed
II would amount 10 nearly 81. 00o, 900.
Comptroller Fitch said:
~ anticipate they will allow us a round
million at east. but ! shall make every
attempt to secure the full ciaim with all
interest due to date"
The brief was forwarded t. Washing
ton to-day
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NEW YORK'S WAR CLAIM.
with Interest II Amounts to Nearly
k..OOO. 900.

Comptroller Fitch was at his desk to-
day. after a brief absence in Washington,
where he has been before the Senate
Committee on War Claims 70 urge
favorable report on the claims OF New
York City.
The Comptroller was tod 10 prepare a
brief for consideration He has given
the matter over to eX-District- Attorney
in which the following figures arc sub
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-25

You read The Evening Worldg"
Do you read the Sunday World?
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MRS. WISsIow's SoOTHISo SYRUP for chill.
dren teething is the family nefnctor. 25c -
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Mulas de Venta
! AKoaHI Gun MA7AH

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AeVel eapecsiculc apeaStade1 Fe la hestaka.
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ojsto da a1te MIA psafsct7 mEE eAyidabs aquea
ssp6adida cIstugs ssida do les sRoa del sHsta RupfS
M, ore era 10 qas 80 llama xna mujsr bosits.
Covao Rosa tssdtbs en- apa1eCs1, e baron volvi6
haca habIsAci6a ID eBal eiA geIoH Paaoa q
de VsRtidoB lara6 despaeo.
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ri -IOAballeYo7-TOApoAdi6 una vo1 timida.
Jos hsbTeG vatlto tsR huYShA que no 90 eB pNsde
"a nj hAblaT7
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--vseid, on 10 rusge; tsng, muchas Cosas que deal
,O6no rsdSt'rss lal inataaciaG dc m vstants tan
eoRtSa7
Adeafs 81 bsr6a m amigo an comsnBa de loa
RsHoSss del esTtille
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laOieEsE daBde hacia muehcs sncu.
Raas ahIi6 uBa do las vemtAnaa de eEa1to in.
elmo gObSs u naeYco COHfnBa coloTada.
--SenoR haY6n. .--mUYmux6.
III hA16A di6 vualtA al bancO 40 Gsnt6 c6modAmanto
enfrante de 10 jcven.
Sc 6utAh6 m diAloRo.
Ls vo1 dc Fancy tSnia iafsxiensu eompetsmsnss
amiltoaas
Para m alma desaleatada oomo la dc Il hJa del
guaSda IL ssgudad del bar6B Il soS1Ea que vOia On
lahios iEtsY6g Ar one paYaeia tsIar On das
graeiaa gus no pedta igaeHa aoabahan de haeeEe En
PGtse.
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tOTmiR 8, pusR remover Ia KccA apedeEafae de
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mieu'aE Ia tarsa I've lavgs y paRoss: comeR16
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par il parse on que 80 leia IL Rssrirc'6n antes
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soIe & trabajsT d. frSe es el aitio QUs habta de
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ter q, los t1abIIadolss que ss hAhian slntade pA.
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trelo 10 -ooF'rtroa 81 smo. Eta Ee9un ds
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surho toWpo--qus dsScaRsAbs de este lade p
Il ! bleioRe suI &c, burlado 90 Sgs egpprsHxtp D
5s que46 sin a tssoro que bu'cabA Gin el diAe
70 gA5tldo n p, gar loT trabajs 'oEss que Il
GyatsYon."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-12-08

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lord. Byyon 81 De OpaIto; Carlos 81 do AliCAA-
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Ruy amAatss dc la puKsxa husaa ealidad dc los
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