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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1894-08-29
Tlllln2 an Speaks.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 2O.-By re-
quest Gov. Tlllman delivered tonight
an address onMain street to about three
hundred people, about half of whom
were reformers. lie was well received
though at times he received MANY jeers
He spoke or the city Of Columbia IN a
caustic way and ridiculed its manage
ment as being under the domination OF
men who were antagonlstic to the
whole of the rest of the State. lie said
he proposes to criticise President CleYe
land as often as he violates che Demo
cratic platform which he had spit upon
That Cleveland had betrayed bis party
and had banked the Democratic sena
tors and representatives in Congress In
tneir desire to carry out party pledges.
That Cleveland was in league with the
powers OF the northeastern section OF
the country who were intent upon
keeping The vOl1me Of currency aS
small as possible. That he thanked God
that he would leave Columbia IN few
months, but that his place would be
| TILED by a man who would Keep the
people. down as he had tried t. d..
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Sugar Tagging.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l-Many letters
Aaylng been received by the Cotton Ex-
change Doth for and against the use
Of sugar bag cloth fer Dailing cotton,
the board OF managers. after a full dis
cussion OF the matter, have passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, That many Of the inquiries
having been received by the New \ ork
Cotton Exchange as to whether or not
the use Of what is known as sugar bag
cloth in covering cotton IS contrary to
the rules Of the exchange, the secretary
be instructed TO advise the Southern
exchanges and others interested in this
matter of the fact that cotton covered
by such bagging constitutes a good de
llvery under The rules OF this exchange.
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Evans WIN BE Opposed.

NEWBEEEN, August - l'ecause Dr
Sampson Pope has Withdrawn from the
race for Governor is no reason why
NeWberry is not to furnish man for
that position. Mr.. Frank Moon, a
sturdy farmer Of this county and a
man who has never sought nor held
office told me this afternoon that he
had made up his mind to enter the race
for Governor. Ie had not decided un-
til he SAW that DR.. Pope had with
drawn, though he does not propose to
enter the primary. lie ls going to
make his tight at the general
election in November. lie, too, was at
0ne time lseformer, but proposes to
make the light as a protest against
ring rule and bOssism. lie IL in dead
earnes. anG will issue his manifesto
eally next week, and will stay in to the
finish, if he only gets one vote. lie Is
built of sticking stuff and is graduate
Of the South Carolina College before
the War-State.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-At : o'clock
this morning, Park ONicer Thomas
Flynn while patTOlling in the ramble
in Central Park between the + lSt and
West driveWays and opposite Seventy
eight street, discovered the bodies Of a
young man and young woman lying
dead On the grass near the pathway.
The man was .u!ious De Marcus, who
is supposed to live at No. 55 East
Broadway. The woman was Juliette
FOurnier Of No. 3Jl South Fourth
street, Brooklyn. Marcus had bullet
wound through the centre Of his fore
head. lie was lying prOStrate across
the woman who was shot directly in
the centre Of the breast. Marcus held
q ravo!cr in his hand. Two OF the
chambers we're empty ana three were
still loaded. The blood fc0m hiS head
run down and stained the fa:a and
clothes OF the WOma1, whose body was
still warm. H. was evident THAI the
man had first shot the woman ANA then
killed himself. The man WAS about
thirty wears Old ana the woman seven
teen. Sac had married her uncle and
was unhappy with him. She and De
Marcus had been lovers previous to her
marriage, so they madeup their minds
to die together. Letters found on their
lad!eSIShOWed that their act had been
carefully piAnDe tD tn. las, ds,At!.
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Annfher Huge Strike.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 20
THIS morning the cotton operatives IN
auguraled general strike and nearly
Ii, 900 are idle. The machinery ct but
live OF the twenty-seven mills, il this
city is in motion, and it Is thought that
these mills will soon be shut down with
the others. Manufacturers have moth
Ing 70 say, but notices of reduction,
against which help rebel are still posted,
Secretary | ,ss of the Splnuers' Union,
stated this morning that the members OF
his union have lined up for lonE strug'
gle and con plidently expect thai it will be
OF six months duration. The strike
promises to be the most important that
has ever Occurred in the textile industry
in Massachusetts. The manufacturers
must fght perfectly organized unions,
some Of which are fairly wealthy. Nota'
bic i'll this particular is the Spinnera
Union, which has fund IN lts treasury
aggreyatius at least $50 900. The spin
ners have voted, however, not to touch
any of this money for month.
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Three Lynched,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 22.-News
has cached here from Mayo.
Fla, 10 the effect that thre9. instead Of
two negroes, we're Jynched for the rape
Of Miss Pert, last Tuesday. Attec the
two, who confessed that they had COM
mitted the assault, had been strung up,
another negro was found IN the vicinity
by the avengers. This negro was sllS,
pected of completely in the crime, and
the suspicion was confirmed by strong
c!rcumstantial evidence, and he shared
the fate of the other two. The three
negroes were unknown in this
nelghborho0d. They were tramps
and claimed to be from Georgia.
There is no doubt that they
were guilty of the assault on Miss
Pert. 1t is said that, after the bodies OF
the negroes had hung awhile. they
were cut down and burned by the
lynchars. Excitement over the affair
is running high, and rumors OF other
lVnchingS are in circulation, but le IS
impossible to secure particulars. The
people here regret that it has become
necessary to take the law into tnelf
own hands, bus they are determined TO
MAKE an example OF every man who
laws violent hands on woman. Miss
pert is still in pitiable condition.
She may meyer recover from her 10
i;irIgG
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OLYMPIA, WASH, Aug. 2O.-A 81;
cial to tue Ledger from D:oata says that
Saturday morning while making laHd.
ing through the surf a. Joe Creek, fifteen
miles y orth of GraY's herb)r, th@ whH.e
boat and crew oi nine mon in pmmano
Of Lieutenant Freeman II. Crosby,
United Safe Navy, Ct United Safe
coast survey steamer Macarthur, was
caps z,d and five men are mlsa!nr,
namely: Lieut.. Crosby, John Freler,
John Cudmlnis, william Nehm, AIeXaI'
der Smith. Al present iulI particulars
cannot he ascertained Owlny to the dtii
Guilty of getting news from that locality
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SnOt Him Dend.

LrrKIN, Tex, Aug. l9-Yesterday
evening about o'clock the engine on
the State road was running from a
station called Wells to the cOallng camp
about IS miles from here. About Il
mile ana d hall lIom Wells the engl-
neer observed a pile of trees across the
track He reversed his engine aud all
on board jumped. Among the party
was DR.. DreWeny, Of Rlsk. AZ ne
alghted CA the ground a masked man
stepped out from the brush and shot
him dead. Holding the Others of with
pistol he robbed the body Of the dead
doctor, obtaining so in cash, check
on the First National Bank OF ltusk
for so and gold watch and Chain
The robbers evidently thought they
we're Wretklng the pay car which was
to pav off at the mines. Dogs from
the convict camp refused to take the
trail The county is being secured Tor
the IeSiSSln.
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EIyrhNl,l'a REDuipe,

DA&LNGToN, Aug. 2l.-Trial Justice
Floyd neld a preliminary examination
IN the ease OF the parties charged with
firing into the train on the day OF the
dis0anssry trouble. \ number Of wit
neSsps ware examined but the evidence
was 50 slight that the trial jlstice dis
missed the cas-. The names of those
charged with the o!renSc are as follows:
c. :. NrtJIes,.J. e. WIllcoX.W. G. Byrd,
:. Ii WjIiS, G. ) Mccullough. +. Me
lgcr Williamson, J.. NJ. Norment and
/. =. EIW ..rGS. rhe accused were
represented by BJyd and Brown, and
the State by W. +. Clayton OF Florence.
The result Of tue examination was
great disappointment to Detective
New5old. and ne is very much crest
f3lten at his failure 10 make out a case.
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4 Fatal Leap.

ELcIIMoND. Va, Aug. 23.-Col. j. NJ.
Wnstead, president of the Piedmont
and the Peoples banks of Greensboro,
n. G., committed suicide here this
morning by Jumping from one of the
balconies on the City Hall near the
clock tower. The plunge was one Of
ninety-liye feet and the body was i'm
paled on an iron railing. The cause
of the act is not known here, When
Mr.. Winstead got the key to the tower,
he showed no sign Of nervousness or
excitement. He was about sixty years
of age and married. Before jumping
he threw his cane and shoes down
Colonel Winstead's nephew arrived
here from Dlnville tonight and
stated that there WAS no reason why
his uncle should have committed sui
c!cide.
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Suicide At Sea,

MOBILE, Ala, Aug. 24.-New5 reach
ed here this evening of the suicide, by
jumping overheard at sea Of Mrs. Ida
Potter, wife of Capt. John Potter OF
the Schooner Bl0miden. The deed oc
Cured on Saturday last about two or
three hundred miles off Noble bar.
The steward and a sailor Of the Bloml'
den jumped overheard and tried to re-
scue the unfortunate lady, but failed
She was deranged from prolonged
Illness.
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Sty Appru Wives.

pANA, Ills, Aug, 22.-Judge William
Price married Mrs. Elsie Harrison
aged 81, to Edward Munday, aged 40,
and Miss Lizzie MCDermott, aged =.
to Th9m ts Ellison, aged o5, at the rr
SpaGtiye homes Of the brides. And be
mind this prOsaic announcement there
il / story. Mondays present wife wa:
tile former wife of Edison, and ELL
SOn y wife WAS the former wife Of Nun
day. Ellison was legally divorced
from his first wlle last "Wednesday, and
OF. the same day the new Mrs. Ellison
was diY0rsed from Muaday and rtstOr
eA to her maiden name. The contract
ing parties are all upon the best OF
terms, and are, in fact, intimate asao
ciatc9. The present hrs. Ellison mads
the wedding gown Of the new Mrs
MUnday, and vice versa, and the wed
Ging5 We're all planned fore the di-
v0rcrS were obtained.
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jErFEE~ONNILLE, Ind, Aug 23.-
Lyman Parks, twenty years old, son OF
DR.. F.0vd Thomas, Director Of the Ind
lama prison South, lost bis eyeslght yes
terday through the explosion of the
peneumatjC tire Of his bicycle. Parks
WAS 81 route TO CorydOn, when IN some
manner the air tube of his wheel eX-
plOded. After having adjusted new
one, Parks commenced u lnllate the
tube, and this too exploded.
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Tho Aiken Care Agreed on for the Pur-
pose and the Supreme Court to be Called
In Extra Session-Tha Points TO be Ar
sued Agreed Ga.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.
AVERY ABLE ARGUMENT FROM The
FREE COINAGE SIDE.

a Quiet Man Who Has Suddenly I'M
pressed Himself Upon the Pub:ic-A
Presentation of tho Question thst is
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UAa ecoaomia para los que quierAA disfru.
Sarla. Ss regalAA CO tes de- + aJes para hscer %
q nlsma casa J 10 SO cobra mAs que 10 nano d.
obra. Sc garAatizAn los trabAlos que 80 deseen
;onfeccioaAr; He hAcen pEeMdAn de uAiforme pari
os Ouerpos del eIercito y armada; sfrecs hacel
suexrerAs, dormaAes, y sIfoKAiSAa mejor hech-s
tue las que NeRen de BareelosA; todA 81, se d
pTendaS de veatir { pxecios eCoa6micos mas barl.
sAs que ea OTTO cuaiquIer este bleclmieHto de 81
tamo SaGtrsria HsbaRers, Gale de IL Fortalo
g nhm.' l3. Timetso Cubelo a. quieA cumpEIs S
10 a1teElormeAte dl ho. l5-ll
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NOTIcIAs GENERALEs

Ri Director dc Ez D Grso Popular nueG 70 elti
mado amigo companero 81 Sr D. Nicolss L6pez
lie Victoria, 10 qnejA en- uRo de suG editoriales
que con el membrets Era preeisO2 publicA en- 30
sdicion de 81 del pasAdo por que Hiendo uno q
ios contribuyenteS que en- 81 eSpacio de IN Guar
to de Hglo he contribuido cor miles dc pesos J
sigue Contribuyendo, aAualmeAts COZ a'gaAcl
ceAtenareu por suS propiedades lndustriaE, le
vAstar las CargAs del EstAdo Ausicipio, ha
oiende dessmpanado duraAte muehos adoS eargoI
pdbicos grOtvstos, no - 10 concediOran AlguasI
horas durante el diA para solventar ID fianxA exl
iida por el JuzgAds ca ID causa que se 10 sigu'
por IL reprodnccl6n de IN ayticulo iterArio 60
piado de La DsmosrGcsa. AgregA el citado Pc
si6dico que por auto del Sr Juez de 1nGtrucci6I
80 6jaroa 800 pssos de fARza personal Pero .
fiscal Sr Hultado pidi6 reposicioA de dicho aut'
81 cuanto Il i8greso innaedid.o en- L. carCel haut
lus eEtAnleciera IL fArxa de 2, 500 Npesetas. Ac
sedi6 81 Esfor Juez y se le notified Lar IL de Il
scchs.
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Capital diverSas propagandsh-la mayor parte
dc elias nuestro iuiCio exageradas, ,-con mott
vo dc Il reuAi6n que u henos dicho piensa 60
lebrar 81 Concrete para poneYss de acuardo }
alevar al Ministerio de Ultramar por conductc
de este Gobisrao General, solicitud uobre Il cues
t6n monetaria. esas mismas propaganda
circular por Is isla, por Mayagusx Ponce 30
bre tcdo, Begda hsmos dido decir. En- todal
parties 81 alEa de los gios ha causado Ii alarma
coRsiguiente sl deacontento contra el Go
oiarno metxopoIftico que nAda reEuelve en- 10 que
SO re6ere a tantas vecsu prometido Canjs do ID
plata mejicana.
Aqui, que noGotron sepsmos, todo aigue ID
mismo que aver. Sc estkn recogiendo AdheGio
nes para Ia exposition a Minlstrc. Luego sc
aelebYsrk usa reuRi6n en- 81 Casino Espahol, Sc
dsrk ccnocar Ell texto de In exposition y 30 pro
sederk 10 que Acuerden los gremics que sni g
FsunRn.
Son Las nctiCias que hsHta nosotros han lle
gado, SIN que nspamoa detalles que parece Se 70
servan Los iniciadoras del pToyecto.
Los giros, mieAtras taato aiguen vendi6ndo
20 cali nominslmeste, p0r qns koa poo0s loa gi
radores, & los tipos niguientes:
sobra Eapana 81 35p por ciesto.
Sobre Londres PARIS de 65 &70.
Sobre Nueva-Y ork 65.
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RecOrtaraoa de un eoIepa:

tHs reCiDIdo "El HsTaldo" IN ietrato de
Nr. OArnot csc ito puma, que e. nm trabajo
de verdadero meritc, no solo por el gran parcel
do que guards con 81 nalogrado presldsnte de ID
aspdblca frasceEa ais6 por IL sumA de pzcisneiA
que rsvea en- el artists que 10 hA ejscutado.
Gse retyato neva 81, 600 letrAs de IN tamano mi
;roacopicc, y contiene Las bi grsfiAs del asesina
10 presidents, de "a abuelo LszaEo y de "a padre
Hip6litc, el scuEso pToAuAcisds per aqnel cusn
10 fue Aomhrado para le pr aidencia de il Rsp6.
olicz J Ia 1DscIsxscl6a de los derechoH del nom
ore" La e.tura comisnEa con las palaolas .Mr
OArnot, Msris FIR HceiS Ssdi," escriIAs en- la par
te dtrecha s=dA-la rayA del psiRAdo. No hay an
al retEAto una uolA Il. ea; cara ouEto, en- todoa
'uS d.tAlleH per6leS eItAn rmauos por Istras
lie los textos "a iadisados. Ea Paris Ia obtsni
do IN gran exito sI iHtsligsHte pacisatiaimo
artists"
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do , modincado la Sociedad professional mer-
cantil que gFAba en- ssta PlaEA bajo 81 nonbra de
Sueesores de Blancc, de II cual erAn Soelos ges-
torres don Ram6n a. Patr6a y don Manuel L.
ARuiar, para iDereaar en- IL miuma el antectacr
don Jos6 n. BlAnec, yaIiaRdo CON tai motive IL
raE6n aoeiAl que Ssxk deSds hoT J. n. Blanco
s o., sin iatrodueir mas AlteraCion que Ia Indl-
cada. 5on Hocios gestorasy admiDiSsrsderss don
Ramon II Pstr6n, don Msnusl L Asuiar don
jose n. BlaRco, de cuyss nrmas 81 pie ss ssEEIEA
tomar notA. AgEadeciesdoIe ls coAdAazA que
nos hs dIHpensado hAAtA ahoYa con IL cusl no du-
dAInos Segmrk fAvorecl6adosos, nos Suscribimos
de usted AtentoS amigos 8. s. Q. B. 8. NJ
!. n. BlancO & Ca, don Rsnox II. Patron fir
mara, J ~ B.aneo & o., don MAansl l. Aguiar
Hrm srA, '. N, BtaneO & Ga. dun Jose II. BlsHco
6rmesf, J. n BIaneo Il Ca.
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OBJ B.EQUIOs A Las sENORAs.

La GcredltAdA fkoricA de pAstas ri Fsnis de
los ssnores CAsals Bsscss de Ponce por con
1ucto de loI Srss, J. OchoA Hms. Troncoso,
Hermaaos y O. de esta CApitAl hsrk Iepsltir
lsa aefioraB de eats Capital las de les pusblos
iimiIrofes IN gesn ndmero de e!egaAtea bouitos
;artuchoa de pAstas eoa dos cl&ses cadA cartuchc
olaaoa Amarils, da de que coRozcAn spre.
sisA ID exceleste caiidAd del producto qus el1bo
ran. Nc hay duda que loH EsaoreI CaIaIs Be.
soSa eAteadeR 81 modo de hAcer propAgsnds.
5oa costoscs los medios gus empleaa, pero YER.
iaderameHts e6cGcts COS venientss. CuGndo
aaY coRfasxa en 81 Arisulo All se hGcs d la
prue6G.
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De AlboAlto HoS sHciIDe hueHtro director
maniteltAndoEoE que m leido CON mucho gusto
- lzsersSARte revlstA de SAnto Domingo que de
d cAda LA OoRREsPoEDEEoIA, puolisa Don HI-
sars0n, en- el apTeclado colegA LAS NoticiHH.'
Qas celeora con frnl-ioH 81 Ger que aquel sim
pAt o pals msrchA hAcia el pr. eio por tres ex-
preso, grAciAs 81 tlAo preVisoG del uEltIe Pre-.
lisnIe general Heureaux, que goxa Las univsr-
sales simpAtiAH reIpetOs que He captain les 20.
1eE. aAts' msg s&HimoS propos honrsdos que Is
.se ifcAz pol el blen teliCldad de los pue olol.
5IrvA el amable colega de SECURE vehiculo psra
lue 81 modesto Ion H't0rto" conozca lOh hueEos
teSeoH de HuettEo dilector, que, ante TODD, ana
a justiCiA J EARe que "LAs Notieiaa" cree coma
81 TODD 10 que bAio N hrmA hA dicho el Ssfor de
Hilari6n.
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Por el corrGo do ia hAEaAa henos recibido
Gaoche dos cartAs de Nad,ld, ana 0e ellss mul
Interstate do Ruentro dlsnngaido amigo dob
Luis Soler OAIaluAns, director de . El Dia' J
Diputado Oortss. DichSs eartE1 que deblex Oh
naUer negado auestEo poder hAce dlaR, fueroI
1e paseo OabA sla duds, porque 81 Sobrs de
slas no eHtADa muy clsro. Ls del ssnor Soiel
lice AL: Puerto RisO. - 81. DoA RAmoa B.
Lopez, director dsl psrI6dico LA CoRREsPoNDEN
OLA DE PUERTO hI00.-SAn Juan de Puerto niSo.
7 luego nos quslamos de las CssAs de Co
rreos
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So Ia acercado { ests redac.iSn Victoris
Gonzalez, VsciHa de la casa R6n AZ de Ia cal!e
de San Joae manifestations que Ia aida Fslicitn
MaldoEado, que haze niets amos tiene en- 50 DO.
Ter. Eali6 en- la msnsEa de aver { conbrAr dulces
in que hasta lA fschA haYs parssido: que Ia Re.
tsrida niha VestfA trsje blsHCo, Abotoaado ct n
sspAtos amsrilos: que es de color trigusno '
isae recortsdo eI pe.o Supplies al que tuYisre
loticiaa de au paradero % nrys iniie6raalo
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Un amigo de Lol4A 49, rupIica pubIique-
nos 10 siguisnts:--' EA Is noche del g. del CO.
crieHts, dla de San 9anon, Is orquest% de este
pueblo 90 dlrijio II casa de az vesino Inuy &C.
Aocldo ez Ia l0CalidAd con obieto de featsjsrls
soR motive de ID aaato. El iAuivfduo que Ibs
! ser obsequiAdc, Sc luci6 hizo slarde de auI
nszquiA oI seatlLnientos, coz cara risuena d..
10: SenoreE, sgrsdezco el Obsequio que SO me
aAce, pero no reclbo la m6sc3." Los oomeAtA.
cios quo Sc hacsn por eI pueblo en- vista de es,
Aanltsstacioa, NO sUa para eBcritos uttsdeI
1ebsn Euponer Cuslss aeriGn KS VerdAderAmen
se IN hacho hn de steele
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LO1RO
MONOPOLY? !?

No. homDrs, mol GQm6s ha dleho que en
LAS DELIOIAs De FTO.-RIOO, - mcnopeli.
g? Cree Vd. que legar una mesa rnuy lujoEa
y meioE servida por uAos chicos que son Ia Gre
me de los moSoa y..... que no hay quiea
rwnsbO eGlsd. Ausqus Vd. ne tanga apetito. 10
lameate con oir L. EArisci6z 81 Los plAtos que
ali % coateccoAAai le dAn deseos de conner ~ Va
10 cxeo que Vd. ComsI bien unsu sopas an cal.
do gAllego, que 10. .hacsA haSta ALI una PAells
y..... PoG san POGO diAero que hs queda Vd. ad.
nirAdo J tan TeRuHtado que % aboRa 81 momsRto
por todO 81 resto de 50 vida. AQUIILNO. one
ss 81 duefo, NO eatS per el Aonopolio 10 qua 81
quiers son mArchantes. No oIVldArse; Gala de-
Tstuka sn LAS DELIUIAS DE PTO.-RICO
4 sspera AQUILlNO.
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3r Oordoves Ia 5Ictetar1a del AyuAtAmieato deH
lues dc quixce nesss de trabsio rudo en- bier
ie aqualla AdmiRistrAci6a municipal que dejs
aormalizsda. IA OorpOrAcion, 81 aceptGr COZ
sea timiento 50 ceSe, por motive de ~ aAlud que
orantAds, le hA expsdido un acner4o honroHlnme
lie agradecimiento. DoAde qulerA que vuelvs
colocArse el ST Cordoves, hAbrk de aer sstimA
10 como 10 le estm1 en squsl pueblo.
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Durante 81 mes proximo passdo Ge inEeri
1ieron en- el Rsgissro Civil del distrito de Sar
francisco 40 defuAcieneR clAsf sadSs en- Ia form,
siguieato: De ViruelGs, hembraS solteraS s, W
oRes soltsroi s; De tuberculosis pulmonar
lustestinal: hemDrAs aoterAs g. varoReH Eoltsroi
D. viudss l.; De tetanos iRfAntil, varoaeS solte
o. L; De coRgsstion pulmonar: vsroneH EolterO
/: De cate tits, hsmoras aolterAS 8, vAroneS sol
.eros 3: De bronquits, hsmbras solteras l. D.
Meningitis, vsxoneS viudoS /. De otsas eBferme
dAdes 10. =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03

FL acto de Ia reparticioa de ID hmoHnA les
pobres oel barrio De PuextA de tieTTs, ayel
domingo en- lA tarde pOr ID sOcisdad reCIsatiVs
/. Flor de Mayo" fu6 uAo de los MAS brillaAten
que hA tsnido dicho caAtro. Sc proAuncisrcn
ulScuTScs por los nenoros don Eanque Alvarez
Perez, don Joa6 Pic MaszAno don IEocezcio
O61deaas, eAsslzAa do uA1s otroR el prcgres.
de adelARt0 ea que Be encusntrA el Cksiso J IL
obra de carload que aqusilon momsAtou tenia
lugaT I'm ole gAAte tsEgStA SO les expidl6 81 Il
tuIo de socleS plotsGtoreG { vArlos senOreR Ter
min6 IL fiesta CON IN paie infsnti, en- medic de
il mayor algeria BeAditAs las HocisdadsS,
que como cit, 90 acuerdAn del poble en- % in.
fortunioI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
o. Vaporsu quo 10 ssperAn:

- espAn0l " sAtuTainA de Liverpool,
20. 81 esp. 'GraA AnullA' sslio de BarcelonA 81
% del pAsado Ei esp Miguel n PiRillos' 10 hiz.
1e CaAarlas directameAts para este puerto 81 "A
dc Agosto dltimo J GeguirA visje para los de L.
RADana Clentuegos E iAglS. "Cayo Aono," de
LoAdres, via Amberas Baho et % del que paBt
para este pue e. El .Montevldeo" sai6 ell 80
del naaado de Oa dlK para eats puerto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-03
- EI vsraader&meate te uOrpreads. ter
Ia

K9 I'd VeKdader& meat te Borpreadea ten
te 81 resu-tAdo que ss oDEeKe COZ
Il uHo del vsrmsyugO GAdeA para Ia expnlai6n de
~ lombriees demas vermss intsstlA AAlsS. Es.
sgA de Parasites que tantos millaras ds victl-
aas hA cAusAdo IL hnmaaidad, 81 dsstruida co.
no por ensAnt9 COZ tan exce.eEte prepsrado del
suGl tsnemon las msjores Eefsrenciks. Su uso q
IA gsneralixado ca todc 81 pals pusde decirae
4ue no hay IN hoGar doAde no Esa Conocido po1
a. madres que 80 desvelaa por IL HaIud dc Sul
Iiarnoa infAn tea.