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More of Anker's BouiIIon Capsules.

Another large donation OF Anksr's bullion cap
sulss. each OF which makes a cup OF splendid
beef tea. has been received from Hessrs wiley
Brush. los and io7 Hudson street. This arm
says II will nil Prescriptions Of any physician
who pTsscrioes extract Of beef for any sIel fam.
illea who are Unable 10 pay for them In the shape
OF Anksr eouillon capsules. which 10 the best
extract OF beef. put up In convenient form
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24
Fricasseed Trfpe.

Cut q pound OF tripe in narrow.
strips. put 2 small cup Of water or niliA
to It, add a bit Of butter the sise Of an
egg, dredge in q large teaspoonful' %
flour, or work It with the butter; season
with pepper and salt. let 1t simmer
gently for half en- hour; serve hot. A
bunch of parsley cut small and put with
II il an Improvement.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

Another argument In favor Of burning
the city.s garbage IL offered In the fact
that the heat 70 generated can Be used
% run electric light and power plants.
BY al means burn IL.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

Secretary Herbert 10 mistaken In hia
idea that the Carnegie Arm = too big .
concern 70 Be called TO account for the
ArInor-piats frauds. Carnegie 10 not .
bigger man than Uncle Sam.
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Sold 200 Tickets.
To the Editor

TO The EdIt0t!
Inciosed please nnd sisbo proceeds OF a fair
held at $50 Washington street. The tickets
OF admission wero two cents apiece. and we
sold about 900 OF the same. The fancy tables
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

The revival Of business 10 indicated by
the, idcfsass In the Treasury's gold 70
serve Yesterday $4,000 was added to
IT, Ind there 10 every prospect OF q sim
ilAr Increase daily. This Is one OF the
BEST signs Of the times.
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An Ideal OutAt.

The sack sailor suit is one Of the NOSE
desirable in the lockers Of Lilfputs
Under the coat cotton, flannel ana
wooden blouses, dress shirts and sweat
ers are worn, and all the youth has -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

A Norwich. Conn.,. blacksmith chlor-
ofofmsd fractions horse In order to
shoe Il. Unfortunately for his expert
msnt the animal died soon Afterwards.
and the smithy 10 figuring how much the
drug WIN cost him per ounce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

Brakeman Porter. OF the Stony Glove
ana catskili Mountain Railroad, has
proved himself genuine hero. The en-
Einser and fireman OF his train having
jumped to avoid q collision. the train
went fearing down the mountain side
ana death seemed inevitable for the
Hassengsrs- Porter ran through the ears
~ elinhing ints the snginS cab shut
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

An order hss been issued to masters
Of small craft that they must not an
Choir In the main channels of the har-
Dor. This will do much to prevent col
lisions, which have recently been all too
fro<ftresat
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

The Chinese ooyeInmsnt has failed to
negotiate In the local banks . loan for
the pltiful sum Of ono million taels. II
. It had applied TO Russell sag It might
have different tasl to tell.
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Told by Her Coffee.
From th. Rutalo Counter !

WIuu 0He buuAIu NOuTIeT,D
Lushley-I hadn't been at my new
boarding house twenty-four hours before
knew. the landlady was opposed to
strong drink.
Lashley you tell? BY her talk ?
Lashley-No; by her coffee. - - :
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Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thirty-siI hours
ending at p. NJ. tomorrow Is as follows:
Fair to-day and saturday; stationary tempera-
Wre: southerly winds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24
Charity's Little Champions.

To the Editor:
am 50 glad and happy 10 send you Ha ,or
the Sick Babies Fund, proceeds OF q fair held
last Saturday BY the little girls OF West Fifteenth
street. ELLA KLEE,
81 West Fiiteeuth street,
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In One Word.
To the Editor

To the Editor:
Tho only rriuetHps on tbs isttsr Of John 9.
Brown can be put together In the one word rot"
TWO PILLARS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN
UNION. O.. ..
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The. Cincinnati 10 . home product, .
navy-ysrd ship. and everybody wishes
hsr good speed.
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all are attractive. barring the cost. They
have hoods and storm collars, inside
pockets, bone buttons, and are free from
odor. In London these deck capes, as
they are called, may be bought for q
guinea; here the same goods are s12.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24

The Populists Of Alabama are one de-
gree worss than the Coxsyitss. AL that
the Coxsyite wants 10 . cold bite for
himaelf. but the Populists Of Alabama
ihsist an q kolbite for Governor.
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Myslenic Food Companies.

Now that hygtenists have taken hold
OF the food question, women should be
able to eat themselves into good health
and GOOD looks. Beef tea, bouiilon and
milk are done, UP In capsules; 80 are
coffee and cereals. All that business
woman needs to lunch scientifically is
enough hot water to dissolve the pellet.
For this purpose there Is q vest pocket
spirit lamp, with an indestructible. ever
ready wick, and an Adjustable tin kettle
that folds UP like pocket tablet. Pre-
digested foods can be had in as con-
venient form as American candles. En-
terprising green grocers and dairymen
make a speciality Of complexion foods
and garnish their stock with little sign
boards variously inscribed with the
properties thought to promote brains,
beauty. strength and health.
Velvet VIII be Worn.
Models are coming to town by every
German. English and French steamer
and among the new styles are silk vel
vets. There seems to he determine
ton on the part Of designers to force
that fabric on Fashion. whether she will
or VIII not. The opinion among ladies'
tailors in New York Is that 1t will take
The velvet coats are really very hand.
some. They are short, shown in fruit
colors. superbly made, and intended to
be worn with any skirt at matinees and
other morning affairs.
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Please DS Ten Hin.

To the Editor:
Please decide this question: What is the diff.
ference between . haif-dozss dozsa AMI aIx
dozen doIsnf " wv JACk.
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Yoar Letter WmI Appear Later.

All isttsrA from ceatE4butoFs to the Sick Rsbiss'
Fund win be printed. Many are in type and will
appear IN this column later.
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wouA Il be fair to call rlee betwssa
Morton and Flower . barrel raoe7
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10 sign or MOTTO sign: that isths ques-
ti,x,
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where VIII Reyenue Come From

To the Editor:
J. g. Browns plan TO taI all immigrants 800
and to introduce free trade. with = view to mo-
nopolizng the worlds busirfess Is detective In
spect of his failure to state from what source he
expects To derive revenue for expenses Of govern
ment. His tax on immigrants won't furnish It.
There will be very few to tax. II he means to
increase internal revenue, or maintain II. he
will still not have FREQ trade. and will only tar
ana thereby discourage home industry In order "a
relieve the foreigner He seams to me to b o.
the horns Of . dilemma, and, to escape. he mus
adopt one Of the only two sources Of revenue
which DO not restrict business At home or abroad
either the income tax. with its premiums %
fraud. or . tax on land values.
GEORGE sUTHERI, ANN
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Green Roses.

One OF the oddities In millinery art ~
q green rose, used with black ribbons ?
The contrast IL rather pleasing. 4, 10. ,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-24
Cigarette Harry" Writes.

To the Editor:
would like to say that whoever It was that
started the discussion on cigarettes by declaring
SO positively that thers was NO danger In theft
use is talking through his hat I am able 10
state from bitter experiences that there Is . big
lot OF danger IN their use. and ! was .
"hend' for over two years, and met with the
usual result viz. the cigarettes getting the bet
ter o, me and necessitating an opperat,"1.
think l know what am talking about. II any
body has doubts that there 10 nicotine In cigar
cites. or would like to see Just how much, Just
let him take a draw OF . cigarette don't inhais
~ and blow It slowly through q white handk or
chief stretched across the mouth. He will hnd
nice large deposit of a dSfkish- brown stun.
and IL he uses cigarettes he can console himself
with thinking what thu result of constantly
nilns his iupgs with that stun will Be.
a.. CIGARETTE HARRY.
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FREE CONCERT TONIGHT.
Bayne's Sixty-ninth Regiment Band
mt battery Park,

mt Battery Park.
There will be music at Battery Park
by Bayne's Sixty-ninth Regiment Band
tonight. The following is the pro-
gramme. -. .. e..
PART l.
Prelude Patriotic, THE Star Spangled Banner
l. Martial Pageant 1.-THE Soldier Boy" ...
r. Aronson
.. Overture. "Zarnetta," ..Auber
3. Capriccio lie Tame. 'Estudiantina," ,..
waldteufel
T. Solo for Cornet tselectedl ...............levy
Mr. william J. Styles. -.
6. Continental Musical Panorama. European
Tourist Observation-Disclosures. Conrad
PART II.
|. Grand Selection from Robin Hood
Especial request), De Koven.
Introducing the celebrated Thinkers Chorus.'
.. Celtic Morceau Terpsichorean EST Patrick," "
Coote
3. Romance and Polacca. Prout
I. Tropical Dance Romantlque. LA Belle Creole, -
Herman
). Melange Popular, Metropolitan Meanderinss
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Velvet Will be Worn.

Beauty Rreakfast--saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

Immediately after tho adjournment
Of tho senate thcro was conference Of
tho Democratic leaders OF that body in
the room OF tho committee on appro.
prIatlons. Among those prosont wore
Senators German, BricC, Cockrcli, Har.
ris. Ransom and blackburn, comprising
most OF the Democratic steering com.
mittcc. Tho senators had long talk
and whom thoy departed no conclusion
had been reached rs TO tho best way
ont OF the present delicate position in
which tho majority find themselves.
Tho proposition for caucus was die.
cugsOd aud somo Of tho senators thought
1t would DO wiSo to hNvO general con.
torcnco OF Democratic senators before
any stop was taken. or u vote was had
on any OF the pOndins propositions
Tho matter nt calling caucus was lett
for further consideration aud will no
doubt he discussed among other soma
tors and their viows IsrertulnOd as 10
The OdvisabIlI!y Of taking such action,
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WITHOUT A QUORUM

Tho House Wanted TO Hear Mr.. GormRns
EIoquencs-NIr. Reeds wit Cut Short.
WASHINGTON. D. @. July 2S-The
house found itself without quorum
carly to-day. Tho call showed $50 pFes'
ent. few more than quorum, but the
commit ttee on rules reported resolu-
ton to direct the sergcant-at-arms to
bring absentoeH to tho bar Of the house.
Mr.. Reed desired an adjournment to
llstan to the eloquonce OF tho senate,
and was suggesting, "our friends still
seem to be answering to the indictment
and arc pleading completely on the
part Of the grand jury" when tho
speaker sharply raped him down;
Mr.. Reod thereupon demanded the
veas and nays on the rulc. A failure to
Ind a quorum resulted and on motion
Of Mr.. Bynum, tho house adjourned at
1.31
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wAsulseros, D. G., July 2a-Por-
hRps no more remarkable scene was
over Witnessed in the United States
senate than that which occurred thoro
to-day when for two and one.half hours
Senator German, tho Democratic pollti-
cal leader on the floor, delivered his
speech against tho President aud in do
fense Of the senate tariG bill.
Tho galleries were packed to tho
doora and so great was the interest in
Dir. Gorman's speech that the members
Of the house aocked tosthe senate end
OF the capitol, and the house, being un-
able to hold quorum, adjourned.
Mr.. German, With a trankness that
amazed thoae present, discussed party
secrets, opened the door to party eau
cuses and flashed his search.llRht into
the dark corners OF party history. The
President was assailed with keenness
and vigor by tho leader Of his party on
the floor OF tho senate. He defended
tho senate tarih bill and its pre-
paration and charged in terms that
both Mr.. Carlisle and Mr.. Cleveland
wore not only aware OF tho con-
cessions made In that bill to procure Its
passage through the senate, bnt that
Mr.. Carlisle had been consulted at
every step and that Mr.. Cleveland had
sanctioned all that was dono. Mr.. Cor
man is q cool, easy talker, but he gives
tone and gesture dramatic effect that
thrills tho auditor. To-day he was at
his best. One by one he called Sona-
tors Vest, Jones and Harris as Wit
nesses to the truth Of his statements.
His personal attack on tho President
was full OF the most sensational
charactcrizations. His references to
the President created 30 much commo-
tton in tho galleries, some times OF ap-
proval and sometimes Of disapproval.
that the presiding officer was obliged
TO repeatedly caution them 10 preserve
better order. He was listened to with
wrnpt attention throughout his speech,
deep feeling Of excitement being I'm
printed on every face.
Mr.. White, OF California, was the
only other speaker Of the day. Alter
no concluded the eenate adjourned with
the situation seemingl9in aa chaotic
athte aa ever. =,
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New YoRx, July 2A-CharleS Wiltsed
Mowbray, tho English Anarchist madO
his first public appearance tonight Ia
the United States, at Clarendon Hall,
whorc be spoke to 40 audience Of 500
on 1.-THE Principles oE tho Anarchist
Communion"
"I desiro TO retute atory." Mowbray
began, "that appeared In one Of tho
papers, that wac formerly in this
country and ran sway 10 escape being
punished for burning up house, a
woman and child. 1t appears to
have greatly sgitRlCd como poop 10 who
ioar free speeches. l bslieVe in tFOc
speech, and II the provisions Of the con-
Stitution wore carried out there would
bC no cause for AuarChists."
"0nly mad man sits on tho safety
valve OF FREQ speech and our politicians
arC mad mon"
Monopoly flourIshod under the stars
md stripes as vol IA under the Union
Jack. Tho object Of anarchy was not
to arouse mon's worst passions, but 70
stir up their SonSG OF duty. Capital
was tho result Of labor and waG eSsGu-
tiaI, but capitalists should DO done away
with. lie did not moan TO do
away with capital in a violent manner,
but no did not think that moral suasion
would bring about change OF heart
Tho labor organizations weT0 surely be-
ing forced into Tho ranks Of the anaroh'
isla. They wsre losing faith in the gov.
ernmont aud realized that its abolition
moant their salvation. He believed
that labor could dRfOat capital by inter-
national organization and then throw
down the gauntlet, ito up the civilized
world by holding its arms until the
capitalists oamo to termS.
"Sou have political liberty and you
are slavoS. What you want 10 oeonomt-
cal freedom"
III our masters will shoot, don't
blamc us for what might happen. but
We must place moro reliance in mental
dynamite than any other"
Mowbray was followed by Herr Most,
who made acharaoteristic TRADE against
monopolies. He finished by heaping
invectives on President Glove land who
he accused Of bringing anarchy about
Quicker than tho Anarchists could. This
ended the meeting.
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BB SgTRNG ARRlGNMENT OF PRESIDENT cEYELluDS ATTITUDE

Unod States
President the
and His Treasury Every
Express Understanding Approved
Inamation That Would Not Letter Read
Jones' Vest and Harris vouo
Openly Dealing ur
His Unprecedented md HiRhHundod Course.
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SOUTHAMPTON, July 2&-Arrived,
Elbc, from New York.
GLASGOW, July 22-Arrivcd. Cattha-
gonian, from Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL, July 9a-Arrived, Cutie,
from Now York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24
WILFRED MOWBRAY,
The English Anarchist, Opens His
American Campaign.
pRESUNES TO TEACH WORKINGNEN

or This Couutry as to Their "Duty."
His Scheme for International Or.
ranizatIon TO Tic Up" tho Civilized
World Until Capital Comes TO
Terms-Hnrr Most Follows With .
charactoristio speech.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-24

What Did tho mOmetcr ReElster9
WAsnXGroS, July Ex-senator Cor
man was visitor at tho whitc house
this morning and had short confer.
ence with tho President before Con-
gross mot.
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r.,s.nh r.nnnt. I'M.

LONDON, July 29.-Tho cvicted ton.
ants bill passed its second reading in
tho house Of commons this evening by
q vote Of 259 to 227.
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SENATOR G0RNANS SEARCH-LIGH7

the Dark Corners History and Party Secrets
Exposed to View
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WIlAI pLRcfED CLEVELAND.

ruptOd Mr. Hill, "plaeOd wool and
lumber ON tho dutiable list"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-14

Cuando IIcgaron n la prefecture, cran mas
de las once Primeromente, les diicron cue
no podian recbiros pero Jorge nssli6t tan
to y do tan buona propina, que pocos mo-
meutoS dcspudS fucron introducdos on Ia
SceretaMa. VI empleado quo sc encoutraba
ALI, pnr la noche reconoc!d Il jorge ON Sc
gujda, We babia yisto yariaS ycccs cuando
la mucrio de sn padre.
-ii{iio Sllcede, Hellor MArScbeIt'-le pre-
.unlo.
Jorgn conteNto con con lingida trisezA,
Nos Suceds una gran desgraca, que va
debe uSteo conoccr al mcnos en- parte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-14

At lin me decidi obsoryar las idas y vo
MIDAS del comandante Peyrusse, el cuaI eS
amigo intilno de Ia Senorita Ioudon Ese
sciior IN comdo on cl cafe IngIGa, desde
dondc enyt6 un recado i las dos i6yehes, que
o5pcraban en- el pGrtco de San German Y 50
fueron en- IN coche que les onyiO 81 conan
dante.
-lIa5iando yisto rodo" "cSo -dijo ,eucillA-
mente cl emplcado ipor que no mand6 us
ted Diet 'nor su hormana:
.--TCmia du I'm eseindao-- reSpondi6
Jorge CON Iipocrcsia. Ademas, no he podi-
do segUir todO ESQ mus que de lelos; para no
dcsperar la drSconanla de esa deSgracada
joyen,
-iDondc cSti ahora1
FL coche los ilcv6 las dos a una casa
de mala apariencia cerca de las l0rtiiica-
clones, AM cSperan sin duda despitar la
poicia.
-pucs bien, mallana.,..
-Esperar el dia seria dar un eScandalo
espantoso y Vo dcsco que de ',sted las 6rde-
neS ncceSariaS para que baic Ia poljcia bajc
inmediatamentc. Adcmas, mahana seria
dcmasiado tardc, iqul6u lie dice n ustcd que
maiiana no Sc hayau marchado de Paris!
listed no gn0ra que n0SolrOs carecem0S
de dcrccho para cntla ar en- una casa por la
noche
--Pero schor-diio el cmpleado Nacilandc
csa es una medda que no aplicamos mas
que d las muchachaS de cierta categoria
Jorge ling6 NO comprcnder
-Caballero tcnGo la reSponSabllidad dc
un iefe de famiia no me obligue usted 4
que yo nliSmo protcia nuestro honor.
II En- cuanto 4 mi declare NouzadouX Il
plrvengo que. 81 rehusa de ir con noSotroS
cstoy djSpuesto i cntrar viva fucrza en- est
hotel, porque no puedo consentir que una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-14

douX, preparaba lramcnte su infame cola
da, lvonnc y Elena esperaban con febril i'm
paclencia. Las pobres muchachas habian
pasado un dia cruel. corriendo de iglesia el
iglesia, como el comandante Sc 10 habia en-
cargado, ocultandose en- cuanto yeian 4 un
agente de poicia, y sin atreviesen 4 habIar
por mledo de que las espiasen nj siquera
Sc ilaDlal alreVldo entrar en ln fonda para
almor1ar, sino que habian comprado algunas
provisiones en- una tienda, SO las habian
comido andando por una calle desierta. AL
cabo, desfallecidrs de cansancio, volvieron
al p6rtico de la igesia, las ocho de la no
che, donde esiieraron su amigo.
Cuando Vernonillard por mano de Jani-
cot les entreg6 la carta del comandant6 no
desconfaron un instante. Por la maflana,
les habia prevenido Peyrruse que tai vez no
podria q mismo ir 4 buscares; asi, pues,
encontraron muy natural que mandara un
coche, que el cochero sc dirigiese 4 un ba !
rio apartado de Paris. Cuando las j6yenes
Sc apoaron, no miraron al coche nj el coche-
re. Ademas, Elena no conocia Janicot, &
Ivonne, con la cabeza enteramente cubierta
por I'm espeso velo, Sc dejaba conducir por
Su amiga.
-iGracas Dios que va estan ustedes
aqui!--excam6 con algeria una mujer muy
gruesa
Este recibmiento las conirmo en- la idea
de que NADIA tenian que toner; y, en- la sa-
tisfacci6n que sentian, no observaron el as
pecto suco miserable de la casa en- que
habian entrado. Estaban esperandoas, y
el comandante no tardaria en- reunirse con
elias este era 10 que deseaban
--Siganme ustedes-diio la mujer.
Y, despu6s de haber recorrido un pasillo
himedo y estrecho subieron por una esca-
era dgubremente alumbrada. por un me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-14

otros dos folmaremos I'm podor que nos per-
p mitird @ eirrntar1odos nucstros dcscos.
.-Bueno ~diio lorge-paro hubjeraS 20
dido arcgMrto de otro noclo.
Jorge lry6 el proyccto de asociacidn, 10
encontr6 bien nccho cstampd su iirma al
IplG. Vou1adouy sinlid un instautc cierto
orgullo insensato vi, e) antigua adcano
dcl Franeo-Co Condado, o ayenturero de Boil
sa SO hacia soco de uua Nerdadera casa dc
banca. enSuelo de todos los bajos aSIoli8laa,
Seis amos hacia que Vcna pelSiguicpdo con
eNcarnizamiento este fin, sin que Jorge ho-
bi,So vISto en- eI otra cosa quo Il complle'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-14
San German, Ag0sto 70 De 1894
LA Gaceta Mustrada
Buena adquisicion.

Sc refde, CON buenas condolences, la mdqui-
ma verticaI para moler cat5o de Ia Hactesd3
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, dc Is caballos de
Juersa, en- niagnsfco estado corriente con al
gu'sas p'esos de repuesto, como que estd ha-
cse,sdo actnaIa'emte Ell cosecho p,tede y6rsele
fu,'ciom0r, En- sn case, Sc entregard en- Julio
pf6Gino en- que debe montase otra de mayor
potencto. Dirtgsrse al que s@scribe. -Ponc4,
febrer0 II 1894 de de--FRAEOIsoO PARRA