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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19
EN- .AGUAS-BUENAS

Hsgo saber mis- favorecedores de esta To-
calidad y pueblos de la isla que desde el da 15
del actual he alberto para el servicio pdblico, en-
este pueblo un cafe-restaurant, en- el cual Sc sir.
ven, todas horas, comidas cenas excelentes
refrescos Hay servicio especial, con prontitud
esmero economic, estando la cocina & cargo de
persona competente en- el arte culinario.-Aguas.
Buenas, 26 de Mayo de l894.-M1GUEL CANA
oHo. l5-lO
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La compaHfa dc zarzuols Marin varona per

La compahfA dc zarzuela Marin Varona per.
tnsnece en- Caysy hacienda las delieias de sus
habtantez. Han puesto en- escena "Mascotta'
'sCampanas de Cal1i6u" y slguna otra ssrzues,
sobrcsalisndo sempre con gu gracia inimitabe 10
Binpatica Amss Rodriguez. En- "Campanas de
Carri6n", Salszar estuvo admirable 50 recorda
ba entire algunOs la frase muy gnifestivA con
q g desiguaban este artists en- la Hsbana, LA.
y 6ndole "El Gaspar Dc las Campanss de Carri6n ;.
Bolivar, como siempre, muy ben muy simr ati.
Gu al tdblico, las demas parties correspondence
con huen deseo al mcjor exito de la compafifa.
Sc dice que 81 tepiente cura de es pueblo,
hacis propsgandas contra determinSdas zsrzuelss
por considerarlas un ''tautillo picantes", mas no
es de Greer ts cOsa pues que el pater en- question
no es de los menos ilustrados, no creemos pre-
tenda ponerse en- ridisulo conociendo, como CO.
nee, 81 teatro rnoderno J sc biendo como sabe
que las pleas que Sc ponen en- escena en- nuestro
teatro est,n zsncionsdas por el mundo entsro.
Al nos 10 manifssta nuestro correaponsal.
Aver puhlieamos On 'tAlesnce" los siguisu.
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Han obtenido Ell grado de Bachiller en- Ar.
tes en- el Institute Provincial en- esta Ciudad los
j6venes don Vicente Ayuso Ba Is, don Enrique
Dfaz GuijsrrO q. y don Adri@n Cueto Rodriguez,
Les falicitamos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Han sido deptinados laq ADMINISTRATORS
de Comunicseiones lie Juana.D .Disz, Pstillss y
Arroyo respectvamente, los aupirsutes segun.
dos de Tel6Rrsfos i.v nes don ArniOal He
rrsra, don Jhyir CUvvaa zequeira don Octa-
viano Rivera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

El estudioso joven don Enrique Lsndr6n
Otero he aprobado todas las asigraturas del Guar
to sEo cou nota de sobresaiente obtenido por
oposici6n 81 rromio De Filosoffa, el de Geometria
y Trigonometlia, y por haberse sorteado el pre-
milo de lnges la menci6n honorffca en- esta asIg-
natrlra
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Nos dcen de Arecibo que ae sabe ali con
Bsntimiento, que ha sido traaladado prestar sue
Bervicios Ia Eacci6n de Aguaa.buenss. 81 tsnieu,
to de Ia Guardia Civil sehor don Jose Ls6n AL
vrsS, 81 cusl en- el corto tempo que ha eatado al
mando de Ia seCci6n, hs sabido captarse las sim
PATHS generates por su car6cter franco simp6ti
CO, le deseap toda clase de prosperidades en- gu
hueyo destiuo
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Los exAmepes dt

Los examepes de las alumnas de la escuels
que reg"ntS en- Cataho nuestra estimada amigs
Ia Sehorta Ramona Palma tendran lugar ma
mana q la una de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Hace dos diss &c encuentrs recoiido en- CANA
con un fuerte atsqua de grippe nuestro querido
compsFaro do redscci6n don Francisco Ortea
Probablements dc mahans q pasSdo tendremos
81 placer de vo.le nuevamente en- sus tsreas cuo
tidanss
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En- un CT co dc Madrid el valiente domadoi
Mr. Sioni fu6 scometido por una leona csusGndo
le lijeras erosioneS y rompi6ndole una manga de-
frac.
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Los vecinos de Barceloneta felicitan 81 pro
pietsrio don Miguel Arzuaga por haber Sido
nombrado Juez Municipal de ese pueblo, Sc
felicitsn aai mismo por ser sl reterido sehor tan
apto como su antecesor para el desempeno de ese
cargo.
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La que dsSee lucir su elegsnte pie no tiene
mas que proveerse del calzsdo que LENA loS ana.
queles de ola Constancia", de BOrras Reines,
San Francisco 80. Hay Ali un surtido fenome.
nal TODD bueno, bonito bsrato.
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Barat6sinoo

Sscos de alpaca negra $24 uno. Chaleco,
de alpaca de piqu6 trajes completes de drill
baratisimoa En- Is Sastrerfa Francesa de Tissot
Fortaleza n6m.O 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

En- la madrugads del dia Is del actual SO fu
garon del der6sitn municipal de Vega.alts, los
presos Domingo Alvarez Martinez y Eustaquio
Ayala, los que debiau ser trasSdados Vega
baja MaypgdsE respsctivsmente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Jos6 Alfonso Gonzalez (reelects suplonts, don
Luis Feid Llor't--Dorado. don NeneSio Gusr.
diola Martinez, Suplsnte, don Fernando M, Gee.
tero-Vega.Alts, don Felix ochot"co Gimenez,
Suplente don Jlcinto Seijo Garcia (ContinuarG)
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El cabo comandante del puesto de Ia Guar
dia Civil de estS Capital y guardis Estebsn Alon
80 Felix detuvierou en- PuOrsa de TERRA q indi
viduo Salvador Rodriguez, por hurto dc una ma
quiua de coser doha Andrea Quiara y ALA
mar su morAda
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RTE.M4 0G.4SL0M

Sc vende ma p lrelis cstsblecimionto DE-
provisiores, de To- mas scrediiados de tsta Cari
ts en- sitio cdntrlco. Daran raz6n en- esta I'm
prents. 6-l
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Solo faltan custro 8 cinco Agentes por ha.
car las remesas de Maye,z Les supticamos la
efsctd'n, pues tenemos mdchas atenciones que
llsnar. 2-2
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Completeness uu vecino suscritor de HAto
Grande msnif stdudole que cada dies dias SO cole
bra un Sorteo lie la Loteliaa nacionaI de Madrid
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Borras Reines La Coastancs4 San Francis
co 80, acabsn de recibir un gran aurtido de cal
zado para sehorss caballeres nihos, todo extra
superior y harato. Tambi6n psntufas de 40 y
so cantaYos 81 par.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Be encuentra enferms de cuidado la sehora
esposa de nuestro amigo don Ramiro Martinez,
vecino de Utuado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Ell AGRIMENSCR ron Manuel
Martinez Nor, p rticips su hume osa clieDte.
Ia y al pdblico en- general, que ha trasladsdo su
reside cia Manatf, 'onde seguira ocup6ndose
de aus trabsjos profesionses tsnto del interior
como del exterior. ar" soicit'''e dal interior,
pueden diriiirse en- UTUADO 81 aeHor don Be-
nito Ruiz QU'v JAYUYA a. senor Canals
Dsfendirl y C. GALES, A. Estin y Ca. lO-l
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MaEsna empezaremos publican la reaci6n
de- los individuoH que han sido agracisdos con
medallas din1omas on Ia Exposition Regional
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

El vapor frances "Oinde Rodriguez" cargo
en- estS Capital para Sauthomas y rpta so sacoa
con a, 800 kiloi cpfe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19
JOSS Canine
+" La Espanola"

FONDA Y CASA DE HUEspEDEs DE ANTONIO SoMoHANo
Gale de Tetuan nimero l3,
Buen servicio, esmerado trato, habtaciones ven.
tadas con vista al mar, comidas todas horas pre-
clos sumamente modicos.--SE ADMITEN ABONADOS
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DON JUAN E. TINAJERO

agente de negocos, tiene su escritorio alberto de
a 8 de la maflana II de la tarde en- la ca.
sa ndmero 3, Gala del Cristo, entrada por la Mu-
ralla En- Ia dicha agencia SO venden billetes de
Ia Loteria de Humacao. 1911
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19
SAL DE CABO.ROJO

La vende de clase superior muy barata
D. Pedro E. Zamorano. Hay constantes existen.
cias 100
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Desde 81 diez del cor,iente SO ha establecido
en- Caguss el fot6grsfo don Rodulfo Alfonso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

De moirts negro labrado, guarneridh de on.
cafe, anchs ciptR y gallon de azsbHcha. LGrgSa
ciutss de igusl color Sujetsndola al tale.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

Provisiones fnas de todas Glaze, y los mejo-
res vinos, cerveEas, agnardientes licores, com.
prense Cerecedo Hermanos y Compaffa.
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H msjOr Dc tOdos On ealsGaG y

pFecI0 E HI0JAN0 DE IRICI0
Sc detala Capital Gristo l5 don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 80 en- las tiendas de los SeGores AY.
LION y F. zAMoRANO en- Puerta de TERRA, y f.
ZAM0RAN0 O. Linea. Los certificates de origen Y
anaiss de tan excelente cado estan disposition del
que guste yerlos. Diciembre L.
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Venta de una casa

Sc vende una casa de MADEIRA, radicada en-
la calle del Comercio del pueblo de San Sebas-
tian, marcada con 81 ndmero l9; es de altos
bajos esta cobiiada de zinc y teja de barro, MI
diendo 2l'732 metros de frente por 96l2 de fon-
do; tiena cocina de igusl construction de 10 me-
tros por seis de fondo, Para su adquislclon
demas detalles, dirigirse al Pbro. don Manuel
Osorio Quintana Camuy "a Abrl 1894 16-o
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TABACo EN- RAMA DEL PAIs

IAbtAOV LIN IVtA1ELA DI411 I 4A1D
Tenen constante existencia en- ell almacen los se'
flores Laneza Hermanos, cae de la Fortaleza nim l9
1876
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19
VARlEDADES

Compre uSted vino lepftmo de LogroaO
sus dnicos importadores los sen ,res Sobrino
de Luina y Companfa
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LA CONSUELO TETUAN 81.

LA EIlU ~LEIOAN ~ q.
Gran FABRICA DE BAULES maletas
de MADEIRA, lat6u y Iona de todas formas di-
mensiones sepresta atenci6n especial los en-
cargos que SO nos confen. Precios sin conpe-
tsncis. Para pedidas condolences dirigirse &
PIERAs Y CO, Plaza de Alfonso XII San
Juan Puerto Rico. I5-4
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de altos en- esta Capital Informaran Sol so. 6-2
AZnacen de Mdsica YLibreI1a
DE OLYMPIC oTERo, PoNcE.-P-R.
Beyes. s.-Nabuco, fantasia. a............ S so
laem,-Souvesir de un Bal, fantasia..... so
Idem.-Csrnaval de Venecis. ........... 81
Beyes. es.-Recuerdo de un visje (Miserere
Trovador). )............... 6O
C0NSEJO A LAS MADRES.--El Jarabe Cslmante de
la senora Winslow debera usarse siempre cuando los
ni6os padecen de la denticon Proporcona alivo in
mediate al pequeho pacente; produce un sueno tram
quio natural aviando todo dolor amanece e ange-
Ito risueho feliz Es muy agradable al paladar. ALI
via al pequehuelo ablanda las encas cama TODD door,
regulsFza los intestinos es e mejor remedo como.
cido para darreas ocasonada por la denticion otra
cauaa.
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Los herpes empeines las manchas espi-
nillas Sc curan radicalmante J en- POGO tempo
cada dia mayor exito La vende 81 senor Gui.
mety.
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Ceracedo Hermanos y CompaHia dnicos i'm.
portadores del superior viuo de mesa marca Sa-
gasta, compran botellas vacias Is cts. Ia docena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19

F. Font y Hermano, Gallo de Ia Tancs, es
quins Fortaleza, son los dncos importadores
del gran vino rioiano de Alep6n, Riojs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-19
MUEBLBS

En- Ia calle de San Francisco n6mero 81
frente la Capills, Sc compran venden slqui.
Ian muebles. 2O-6
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Dos Caeas

Sc deseau comprar dos cosas terreras una
de altos en- esta Capital Informaran Sol 80. 6-2
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5gRSOMBREROS de Panama

Hernaiz G.. partcipan asus clientes al comerclo
en- general quehan recbdo nuevamente I'm surtido de
que necesiten, hagan pronto pedidos para poder
servireE.
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FIN DEL CRIMEN DE oRclvAL.
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La RetormNda Esper0ssza .9H!sss;; g.s.;

dormlr en- habitaciones muy rescaB3 bDesea usted
mer bien9 Pues acuda Ia RetorMada RSperaMsa ca.
lie de la Prlncesa, nimero I, Marina, Capital Precos
al alcance de todas las fortunas.
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das con medalla de orc en- la Exposition Re-
gional FL Lente de Oro", Cruz Capital. BOIL
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Aver ppRlieamQu N 4Alcaaee" loa aiguisp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
CLOSED THE WORK.
Pleasant Way to End Up q School
Year,


The graduating class of the Central High
School fttingly ended its school connection
with a brilliant and elaborate farewell re-
ception last evening at National Rifles Ar
mory. The hall was appropriately deco
rated and the young ladies, in their gradu-
ating gowns. and the young gentlemen.
wearing full dress attire and uniforms, pre-
scented a scene that will long linger in the
memory of those in attendance. Dancing
constituted the feature Of the evening, in
the midst of which cooling refreshments
were served. The floor committee was made
up Of H. s. Burbank. chairman: J. s. Wall.
J. L. Norris. jr., R.W. Test and F. G. Butts,
while A. T. Smith. chairman; w. NJ. Shus-
ter, J. H. Ontrich, J. c. Brennon, J. w.
Brawner. Miss Sarah Greer Miss Elise
Bradford, Miss E. NJ. Lewis and Miss l.. l..
ton. Among those present were Misses Sic
bert, Allen. Mooers Harvell, Martin, MickIe,
Human, Baker. Morrison, Breuninger, Bowie,
Johnson, Potter, Marean, Hoover, Phillips
Coleman. Sipe. Cox. Hamilton. Wright. Peck.
Olmstead, Soloman, Prince, Mckeldin, Nc
Kenzie, Heitmuller, Brewer, Vaughn, swan,
Young, Walker. Began, Weldon, Lewis,
Fletcher. Appleby, Ezdorof. Biddis, Dillon,
and King and Messrs. OLaughlin, Stewart,
Burbank. Domer. Light, Mckenzie. Wilson,
Hoover, Moore, Young Martin, Armes. Bag
ley, HEREFORD, Hilby, Benjamin. Brawner,
Donnelly, Norris, Simonds, Marean, Maddect,
Ontrich, Page, Graham, Carter, VARIED.
Oldberg, Balm, Robinson, Test, Ezdorf,
'Shuster, English, Hanford, Saunders, Brock
inridge. Butts, Swan, Solomon. Hotel, Hills
and Heitmuller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
Rev. II. d. VILE.

gixe for being Lutherana. Far be 1t from
US to speak In boastful terms Of our mar
velous numerical progress. 1t has. II Il
true, almost an intoxicating influence TO
read the plain figures Of our percentage of
growth during the last ten years. Correct
ed figures show an increase OF about sew
enty-nve per cent. double that OF any other
communion. The character OF our popala-
ton 10 such a. thoroughly to enlist the at
tention OF all students of American social
and religious problems They are q people
with conservative methods. Industrious hab-
its, and with a magnificent capital Of physi-
cal and Intellectual resources.
The causes that are to be helped by the
financial proceeds OF this days festival are
in Baltimore that Of city church extension.
In washington that Of the National Luther
an. Home Tor the Aged. In concrete form
are thus presented to US tive Of the burn.
Ing questions OF our church and national
life. The first 10 the question OF the read
Justment OF our methoda % a. 70 provide
against the profound dangers caused BY q
rapid shifting or our population ana the
congested condition OF the centers OF popu.
lation. The other II the no less important
question OF applied Christianity. that Of
bringing the church's life to the solution OF
the social problems OF our times. In both
OF these questions II is undoubtedly true
that other denominations also have . large
interest but 1 am Impressed BY the fact
that we. ~ Lutherans. have here peculiar
opportunities and responsibilities.
&c.. Activity Demanded.
The times. too. In which we live. are such
a. to demand Of the church 4 special ac-
tivity in the direction OF helping 10 solve
the social problems OF the DAY. The new
social conditions created by steam. elsctrici-
ty and machinery. the aggregation of capt.
tai and the methods Of manufacture pre-
sent problems OF which our fathers never
dreamed. The institutional church has be-
come a necessity. II Is now n common
thing to find hospital disrensartes day nur-
series and kindergartens as part OF the reg
ular machinery OF the church.
The other speakers Rev. II. 3. Vile Of
Carlisle, Pa. spoke Of the general work of
the church. and her success in all lines Of
work. Rev. r. c. Eillhejmer. DID,. Of
GettsburG Seminary, spoke Of the power OF
music in the church, and thought the
union Of the church could Be brought about
in this way. He also spoke Of the power Of
q national hymn.
The clergymen who went on the excur-
sion were Revs. W. e. Parron. DID,. N.
w. HANNA. DID. A. Stewart Hartman.
DID,, George Scholl. DID,, A. Homrighaus.
c. H. Butler. o. c. Rort, L. NJ Zimmerman,
D. Frank Garland. E. e. Idc, Charles E.
Keller. August Pohlmar. Geo. Miller. DID,,
and Richard Schmidt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23

Judge McComas' Decfsion in the
tional Investment Company Gas

Judge McComas' Decfsion in the Ma
tiOnal Investment Company Case.
Judge McComas this morning rendered his
opinion In the case of the National Invest
ment Society VS.. City Postmaster Henry
Sherwood. deciding in favor of Postmaster
Sherwood.
The case was argued several weeks ago
The society applied for a writ Of manda-
mus to compel Postmaster Sherwood to re-
ceive and mail an envelope addressed and
stamped, containing a letter and Enclosures
which set out the plan Of operation Of the
society.
Postmaster Sherwood demurred to the
petition for mandamus, contending that the
matter sought to be mailed advertised a
lottery or similar enterprise. And. in de-
Gliding the case today Judge McComas stat
ed that to be the question at issue.
In conclusion, Judge McComas explained
that he adopted the reasoning Of the court
in the Mcdonald case. and. regarding the
scheme Of the National Investment Society
es q lottery or similar enterprise, would
sustain Postmaster .*herwoods demurrer
and dismiss the petition for the writ Of
mandamus. A notice Of appeal to the Court
Of Appeals was given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
New York Cotton.
Gen. Frye's Consfneent Close sy sh,
District Lmfts.

District Lfmfts.
About IL o'clock this morning q teie-
phone message was received at police head
quarters from the Great Falls. stating that
10 of Frye's men left there this morning
on a canal boat and will stop NJ the Chain
bridge until further orders. The msssass
also stated that 200 members Of the army
had left these men at Harpers Ferry ane
would come by rail-
When q star reporter called at the Baiti-
more ana Ohio depot today 70 make m
quiries concerning the report that NY mem
bers OF the army were coming here nom
iIarpers Ferry by train. the railroad ON
Gals knew nothing about the alleged move
ments. General Agent Alvey had tels-
gram sent along the line OF the railroad
from here to Harper's Ferry and was IN
formed that there were about thifty-nvs or
forty men at Brunswick and about thirty
men on the road between hArpers Feffy
ana brunswick. IL was stated thar tns men
were all tramping ana that none on tnsm
were coming on Q train. % tar a. was
known. L- 49,.
certainty none of the men would Be brought
mere on q train unless their farss were PAID
in advance the same a. - done ~ otnsr
passengers.
of the Georgetown police precinct during
the day and left with him letter OF M
struction 10 the men when they reach here.
II is his intention that the men SHALL pase
through the city N Individuals and not
pass along Pennsylvania avenue from
Georgetown. and then along II strsst 70
the old toll gate and follow the 6aadsos-
burg pike to the Coxey camp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
LUTHERAN REUNION
Great Gathering Of the Members Of
That Denomination.
An INTERESTING PROGRAM PRESENTED
Rev. Dr. Wenners Eloquent and
Stirring Address.
SOME OTHER SPEAKERS

The second annual reunion OF the Lu-
therans Of Baltimore and Washington was
held yesterday at Bay Ridge. York. Pa.
was well represented. sending down about
$50. Notwithstanding the intense heat or
the day. the exercises were participated IN
with the enthusiasm usually characteristic
of this denomination. An excellent pro-
gram had been arranged for the occasion
and composed the following: Hymn. the
entire audience joining. Il Love Thy Zion,
Lord; prayer by Rev. J. G. Butler, d. ~.
Of Washington, D. c.; vocal selection by the
BALTIMORE chorus "Gloria In Excelsis,"
Concone; Introductory remarks by the
chairman. Rev. Saml. Domer, d. D., who
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metroI oils Of our church. How she came
to secure this Qusenly place 10 more than
car tell. But that she wears an undisputsd
crown. II conceded by all Perhaps 1t may
guished ministers who have labored here.
The question that will not attempt to de-
eide Is whether these men made Baltimore
great or whether Baltimore made them
treat. IN favor OF the latter view might
be cited the fact thar her churches have
produced such noble legion Of faithful,
Industrious and devoted laynen, men who
have proved pillars OF strength to the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-23
ME WANTED TO COME.
The SMALL boy whs Wee Anxssoa
About the Price Of the Tickets.

About the Price Of the Tickets.
From the Yosth's oo1panisa-
A Boston school teacher arrsngsd . htsis
n.spie sugar party for few Of her friends
last winter. and wishing 70 decorate her
rooms appropriately asked her boys n
they would not bring her some evergreen
boughs. This they did with much pleasure
the school 10 In one OF the more rural
quarters Of the city-and the grateful
teacher. by way OF expressing her graft
tude, gave her pupils . little tescrtpt,on
Of what she intended to do.
She had spent some OF her vacations
in Vermont and. being familiar With the
process OF sugar making. vas able 70 make
her story not only instructive but esctAsdly
interesting.
She described the grove. the tapping OF
the trees. the running of the sap. the boil
ing Of it, and so on Then she told what
she proposed doing at the party She vas
going to boil some strip and then pour 10
upon bowls OF snow to cool. and - servo
IL to her guests
The scholars listened with tbs dsspsst
attention, but the teacher noticed espseta1-
ly one little fellow who sat leaning over ~
desk with his hand all ready - - raisol
az IL he could not wait for her - dn1aA
As she paused up came his had
We'll Peterr' she said and the Metls
fellow broke out:
How much are the ticAkstsr' he ssks2