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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
a laa ie esta manana, ,Begun 70 aaunciamoa

a lAB . dc osta ma1ana, ,Begun % annnciRmogD
tUvieron lugAr en- esta Igegia Oatedral, aolemnes
honrAS ftnebrss por ol depcsnso del alraa del que
faS nuestro Obispo DioceRsno q Q. p. d.) El &C
TO fuS praaidido por oil senior GobernadoE MilitaE
dO u Plsza Coscurrieron 81 Comisionos de Ia
An diencis, de los demks cuerpos civlles milita
res que existeR en- esta Capita. 81 ssacilIo to-
mul0, OStentahdo Las vestiduraI del prelado }
EGotuaamente iluminado eBtRba decorado con
arreglo q ceremonial dispuelto Lsa concurrsncia
fu& ralatiYRnente eaCaas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Nos oucribsR de VOga-bsia, sur1quemog 81
senior Alcalde haga deBaparecer dos Cafos de
aqua Bucia que ex stem en- ID casa de don Julio
Oteyr, Gale lateral del Norte, los Cuales adam&R
do tener continues Charc0B en- a callo Clespiden
gran fetideE con perjuioio de l. hygiene On par
tleular 6 Los V00in0s Limftrotaa 6 1ieha casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
STAMPS PORTRAITS

Ratratos en- forma de sellos hechos con IN
sparato nuevo recibido recientsmente de NUe.
ys-York Mandando una tarjeta americana de
busto $3.50 en- sellos de corrso SO remiteR
franco de porte,
100 REFRATos-gELLos
perforados ligtos para usarse.-Diriiirss la
Fotografia CatinchS.
1.-Uni6n, A.-Ponoe- lB-12
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Ohrag "a Fere.

Ohras de Perez Esctich, encuadornadaa. en-
tela ingleas, de 4 tomoa cad2 una So ejemplar.
El amor de los amores, LA psrdici6n de ID muisr,
p psn do los pobrea, Ia caFidad cristiana, Los
desgrasiados, Las rDatriunonioB del diablo El in
ferno de los celoE, ri cura de la aldeA Ls muier
ad6ltsra, El ooraz6n en- ID mano la madre de los
desamparados, Gtra6 varisG. LibEeria de B. =.
ganiurio Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
Fonda ! Pasaia HnrUAn ..

RI dueno de este acreditsdo establishments Hene
cipfndole que ha nEroducido en- a nuchas n6eioras en-
servco gran reba1a los precios Cada parroqUianO
podr ped comda a carta 10 que des9a gastar.
Los precios estsn al acance de todas fortunas Linz
piezay y esmero.-Bahos hfos tibos.-Acudtd &
esLAS DEl1CIAS DE PUERTO-RICO,n Ieeusn 8S
deseafs ben DeograeSGs Hegsds, propissaFYo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Aver 10 insoriD,eIon an eI RogistrO Civil del
Juzgado muRicipal do Cat0dral los nacimientoR
de Elisa RomGn Soto Jose YAlOntin Figusros
y TlradO, y las aefuncioRss de GrOgoria Oarreras
Torres, de metrOrragiA post .pastUn y ViCtosis
CIamsnte EscAloAa, de tuberculoAis pRlmoRar.
En el de San F4anCiBeo, el nACimiento de Dolores
@ .ixSno ToyTes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

En- 10 mGdrugada del dia Is , On oCaai6n de
nm bsiIs hAbido la casa do CriSt6bal Cruet, We.
elmo dol barrie de JGjoms, t6rniRO municipal de
OAysy, promovi6Ss una riHa entire varios indivi.
duoS alli eongssgadOS TesultaRdo gravemente he
Hidoa don jose Mird, Justiniano de Santiago y
Tadeo OOhos, el primerO do los cuales falleCi6 {
los pesos momentoS. I'll Juzgado entiende en- 81
aSunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
n~YAPOREs oue Is eaperan: E

~VAPOREs que se eHperan: III espanol
''san Juan" llegar6 81 20 prOOOdsPte de la Ha.
bana eOcaas ri esp. 'Busnaventura" sali6 el
10 de Liverpool ri esp. "Espans," galdrG de
Lopez. sai6 dtreCto de T&diE para este puerto el
10 del rsients { Las 2 de 10 tArde. EI vapor
ogpsiiol costsrO "Avil6U" saldyG al 2S en- 50 rnta
p1r ell Este.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
"R Liberal" dc Madrid dice:

ola polieia Aa nOfprOndide On MOEeou, On
una casa aislada de la Ciudsd, una reunion dc
80 indiViduoa, entire los Oualeg 60 ensontrAban 3
mujOrea. CusRdO la poliaia Lon Borprendi6, oineo
nihiIistas 10 suieidAroR, 81 huyoron los reatsn.
tsB fnoron Oapturadea por Ia misma y los ooaacog.
En Ia collision que hubo entire los agsntss , los
detenidoa, fueIOn heridos de gtavedsd Il de Ioa
primaroa. Una gran agtaei6n rsina en- la ciuaad y
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A don 0enerosO Aivalez do esta Capital, lo
ha impueSto el Juzgado municipal de Oatedral, Ia
multa de ounce pesetAS y pago dc Las Costas en-
81 iuiCio dc faltAs que inBtaRCia do don Julian
Silva 90 Giguiora pOr negaEHe rsOibir tres none.
dRa rOnaliRdas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Vase ha repArtido 81 programs de ID a.. SEC
ci6n de fuegOa artiasales que, por cuenta dis
posici6R de Ia Junta del Centensrio, Sc quemsrSn
en- Ia noChe del !tnes - de los corrisntes en- el
terrapl@n de obras del puerto Entire los fuegos
ngura La Cascade Aosaica," y una gran deCe-
llfsimas piesaB de pirotecnia. Manana daremos
dakallan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

El vapor frSnC6s "salnt Dominguo" csrg6
en- Ponce para Europa 584 aaoos pesando 209.
906 kiloB cafe y para San Thomas cinco aacos y
l57 baAriles pessndo 1883 kiIoB a16csr.-Oar-
go adem4D Cabezas de gaRsdo, Is cunetes acei
tuRas 2 barrilsB ToB.-EI IN. L. ViIlaVerdO'
satg6 para Ia Habana 600 sacau ~. ia ktloa ca
f6, i6ulas galIOs de peeA y una CaJA moasdsl
maiiganAB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
Aeonaeiamoa 8 nueatros buenos Ara

Aeonaei&mos nusatros buenos amigos '
amigos que viEltsR el domingo la Exposici6n
COmpEar los abanieos que necesitsR para todo 81
a6o en- el Ba2ar que ex;Tto eHtablecido. Saba.
mos que hay ALI una cAntidad 49,. fabuloua
do dichos sbanices, dispusBtos al aacri6eio. De
6ie que para el Iunaa no qnadar6 nj uno aolo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
Un nifio de once ai1os disCipulo de ID eSr

Un niHo de once Anos dlscfpulo de 10 eSsue.
la particular de don Antonio Caymsri fu6 vfCti.
ma aver de Il agresi6n de un sirvients del mis-
mo establecimieRtO, quien 10 Caus6 lesioneG guma
m0nte graves con 81 palo de una escoba, por que
aquel, on union de otrO de 50 OlaGe, ss burlaba
del criado. E! nihO sgssdidO 90 llama Andres
Aguilar 81 aggesor Eulogio Msrrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19
VARIEDADEs

Provisiones fnas de tadas claseD, vinos es-
quiGitoa iamones y aalchichonog, quaRo mants
qHilla extra Ana, On 81 Colmado az CereCodo
HermaROs Companfa.
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT 10 nantieno
permaRente en- TODD slima, y % mas agradablo
que lac demGs preparedness do Aosits do higa
do de Baealao.
NuevA- Yosk Sstiembra 4, 1879.
Muy senores mics: he reCetadO L. Enasls66a
de Scott de acaite dc hfgsdo de bacalao con hipo-
foBftol tanto On mi clisatela PARTICULAR como Oh
el hospital ID considerp como preparation de
Enucho m6rito So mAntienG en- estado de Emul.
Gi6H, aun en- tempo muy ealoxese, os m6s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Las personaB que deseen evltarao les moleB
tfss que proporciona 10 adquisici6n de billetes
para las corrdAs de toros, en Is taqu1lls dc ID
plaza Ultima hora, deben adqpirirlos con item.
pc en- Tia Mallorquina," donde se expender6n
desde Ell s6bado por a nafana. 2-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Nos dieen que la nina Maria Cuerdas que
hace POGO tempo ingses6 como sovieia en- el Con.
Yento de Moniss Oarmelitas de esta Capital-au.
ceso del eual dimes noticIa,-ha Bido mandada &
retirSr del dCho edidsio de orden del faoultativo
del COnventO, poE hallargo padeCiende IN fuOrts
atauua cerebral.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Una psquona cailta contoniendo nm ssllo de
gonna, que ramitimoa poT CorIeO 81 diA IL del co.
TEiente nueutro amigo Agents de u Moea, D.
dia Is.
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Nos ha visits

Nos ha viaitado sI perl6dlco que CON 81 titu.
10 de The Weekly Record 90 publics en- la ciu lad
de Grand Tu K (LSIAS TurCaa) GraCias CORES
ponderames al eange con gnsto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Por fuerxa de ID guaSula civil del pusstO de
Ahssco, fu6 detenido en- 81 barrio de CorCobada
ol vscino del mismo AndrSs Tuhsns TEAnerso
Eecamado por aque Jusgado municipal; pOr Ia
de Osguas 81 individuo Pablo FOrn6ndez (al No
lleia, disposition del sO6oE JuOz de IRstrucci6n
que 10 tsniS roClAmAdo per hurtO de Caf6sn juris
dleci6n dc AguAs. buenas; por Il dc Jayuya( (Utus
dol ca q baErio de Yauca los indlVfdpos Hip6ito
HilArio AyslA y Felipe Torres, por rlna, de que
yeSult6 hsFido 81 segundo; por "a de CorOsal, los
indivfduoS Ramon DlRz, Pedro Reyes y Eufrasio
Crusade, poE rina eBcSndalo on una Csaa de
aguel pueblo On momentos on que se Yeri6caha
result6 levements heridO en- Ia Gabexa por el se.
Rundr; por la dc Trujillo alto, on 81 barrio de
DOs BocaI, 81 individuo ENRIQUE Santiago por
hurto; por ID dc Carolina, 81 iRdiyfduo Adofo
PaatraHa por SUpueStO autor dc hurto dc reses.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

% De an incendic producido por dIchoa susgsa,
no les psGssop Toe seguroa La Junta del Gen.
tsnAriO Ayuptamiento deben tender & este
y yer q me dio die gAlvar asa di69nital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

La CaidA del cAbelIo 90 Svita ssguraments
uBando ID psrtumada LoeG6a Ants6srpSgsco dol
doctor Nontos. La oaspa 60 ID Causa de ID caida
del eabOlo = la LaCi65 Mentea curR ipfaliblo-
ments ID saspa. De vOpta en- casa del sonor
Gnillerm0ty.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Supicamos don jose Vivas, de Rio-Gran
de SO sirva mandar pagan 10 que adeudA dOsde o.
as de SeptiembrO de 1892. 20-3
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ROgGmOs & vArlos asnores de Ogta Capital %
Eirvan psgaT los trAbajoS do impEOntA que
adoudsn en- este eBtabls0imiOBto, mAndados hASer
con mucho apurO. S-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Hs fallecido on HumaCao, Il respectable
ss1oya dofa Rafaela Ouadra, viuda de Fer.
nandes madre politicR de nueStro amigo
el senor don juan e. TiRsiero. Acomps.
1amou Ia aaijida fAmilia en- 50 1ustfsimo peaar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

agraa liable u palsdaR cue aq dern6u prapsracicnes
de acsite que he usEdo 8. 8. s.-RoBERT
Warts ND.
Frsaidents de Il Facultad de Medicins de-
Hospital de Carload de Nueva.Yolk, EE DU.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

I'm ol pueblo de San sebastian fu6 herido IN
nino per ma balA de revolver 81 dis nueve del
Corriepts, fal eoisndo 81 dia desc. 81 presunto
aRrssor ha ingresRdo en- IL cGrcel del diatgito
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Para ocupsr Ia vacapts dol M6dicoI Mayor de
ganidad NilitaE don Anselmo SaRCho CarrataA,
hA sido uombrado don Emilio Jersz HueItss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

El vapor frances SAINT Dominique cargo en-
Mayag1'z para Europa 1888 sAOsB psSando
go col kilos cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Juaua Soto que habita on Is csIle de San
Josts n6mero deIoa Colocarse de nodriSa. 3-a
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En 81 vapor frances "saint Dominique" Ia
llegado MaysgueE ma cuadrila de toreros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Las madrinAs pyotectoras del Carroussll
nns &c dispone on elta Capital encontrar6n pre-.
cloSaD cintas Dc color azRty rOHa On 81 Paris Basag
del amigo Giuati.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Gran Cervezs BaviOra sin Rival ee despA-
shs en- La MatiOrQuinG y La Palma. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

- paiabA ~ ssntpsce, HgtFiencc golpss ce
unueha Cpna5deraci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

NRocordAmoR nnestTos agentoH paFki.
enlareS que nos tOlegRAfian aBuntos oOnCOTni0ntOs
ii peri6dico, que laE primeraa 10 palabrAs do lee
CaspachoS Bolamonte yalen DIEE CENTAVos pa
aando de Is 8 UR OnNTAYo eAdA una. 20
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Aver tards, cay6 desde nm andamio nm eex.
vlRtexo louye uopbEo 40 hprnoI Podido avsriguar
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iaalo 8.,lni1' d tv.y.1o..

DEL DOCTOR RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Es 81 mejor medicamentO en- 81 tratamiontO
de ls tssss.-Cura pronto y edcazmente los cata.
rrOs, o8nsa, 6rOnqWitis, grippe demas afeccionOI
de Las Was respiratorias. Sc vende en- todaB lAB
Boticas.
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AXIS

Hago prsneDte hI pdolieo en- general, en-
gaY6 deUdas que no seen contrsldas por mi
Puerto Rico, Enero l3 de 1s93.-Est6ban
FGWr6. SIS
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81 lESEA ElMPRAR

Una brdjuls de agrimenSura. El q. dosOO ven.
derla puede dirigirEe Don Regis Ramos en- Ca.
gUas So
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CONsEJO A LAS sMADREs.-El Jarabs CGlmants de
padecen de la dentic6n Proporcoma Glvio Immediate
pequeno pacfente; produce sueno tranqulo natural
avtando todO dolor amanece 81 angeito FiSueo felix
Ed muy agradabe al paladar. Avia al pequehueo ablan
da Las encas, calms todo door regula8a los inteGnoG
es e meoT remedo conocd0 para Feas ocaslOn&das
q dentici6n & otrG causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

El moior vino tintS cue 60 consume On Puor
to-RicO eG 81 de LogrOBO puro de uvs, que ven
den sobrino de Luina j Companfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

Sc vende una hernaoBa Estancia situada en- 81
barrie de las Palmas, atraviosa pOr ella IL carre
terra de Cayey. Muy propia para IL CrianEa de
Glnado para una LeCheyfa pr eStar hncada de
huenos Pastos cerca dol pueblo. InfOrmara
kTaseSsco ROgsYo 6-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

LoEs, utspHilioS dc GOslnA, eubisrtoa fnos dc
metal blapso pc fUmOrfa, On las gEAndOS guinea
llas de n. Roman Compsdfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-19

OigRrros J cigsrrillos legftimos de Ia marca
PartagdS de Il HabAns, c6mprOnSO Sus duicos
sg0nteS les s0iorOa CsrOsedo Hormsaos o.
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Miguel Rodriguez S'E .raosiSn sats,'' d q oas o.-
ses q dOmiciliO, de 1.a "a en1enanza. - San
Francisco 25, altoa-PreciOS ConveneionalOS. 1914
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T III
Tener la msjoR CaldsEa de vspor
LA CLIMAX. La mas sEGURA porque es insxplo
Siblo; 10 mas EoON6MoA, pOrqus consume POGO
comhuStible; 10 mas EFICAz, porqus nuRCA % dOB.
compone no exile repsraCiones.
Para informes diriiirse D. Pedro r. Fer
sGRdez, casa de los sres L66meE Fernandez.
San Juan, Puerto-RiCo. 1912
The Washington times., 1894-10-18

though their organization was small one, 1t
was doing good work on the home nied.
During last year 81, 200 had been contributed
for the support of home missionaries, which
was a few hundred dollars gain over the
previous years contribution. Miss Bradford
said boxes of clothing and other necessaries
had been sent to the home mission stations
and schools and in conclusion asked that the
work OF the New Jersey association be re-
membered by the Washington churches.
MARION HARLAND's ADDRESS.
Miss Cora NJ. Boyd sweetly sang as
soprano solo, ''The Ninety and Nine," and
then DR.. Newman introduced Mrs Marion V.
Terhune, popular known as Marion Harland,
who'read an exceed ingly interesting paper
on 'My friends, the missionaries"
When Mrs Terhune stepped to the reading
desk the audience looked upon a lady of
medium height and slender build. While not
extremely handsome her countenance pos
sesses an earnest, thoughtful and scholarly
expression which at once attracts more than
a passing glance, and is criterion of the
character and tone she gives to her popular
stories. As she began to read in
a clear resonant voice sudden and respect
full silence came over her auditors.
In her characteristic picturesque manner
she told of her acquaintance with her friends,
the missionaries, beginning with the foreign
llCiI III dlcSilDt anu lItu BIdpuiCuliN pOE-
traying the life and surroundings of home
missionaries in their rude dugouts and log
huts on the western prairies, and closing with
an earnest appeal to church members to con-
tribute to the best of their ability for the sup
port of mission schools and stations.
DR.. Newman closed the meeting with the
benediction.
The programme for the New Jersey associa-
ton meeting to-day will include the reports
of the secretary and treasurer at 10 a. M;
Miss Fannie Bochek, on "Worll among the
Hungarians;' Miss katherine La Grange, of
Big Greek Gap. Tenn. on Work among the
mountaineers of East Tennessee Miss Lord,
on Flying Bys village in North Dakota"
Mrs. George P. Whittlesey will talk about
"How can We get in touch with our mission
aries?" Mrs. Ida n. Marvin on place of the
children in missionary work." and Mrs.
Goodwin on 'How can we win the uninter-
ested women TO our work" There Will be
discussion of the last three subjects. The
remaining time will be used Ia routine and
miscellaneous business and reports.
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
COLORED CROOKS CAPTURED.
CrowIey's Name 10 Orders and Getting
Goods Under False Pretenses.

CrowIey's Name 10 Orders and Getting
Goods Under False Preteuses.
Officer Gibson. OF the Sixth precinct. made
an important arrest last night when he cap
tured, after an exciting chase, Fred Ander-
son. a short mulatto, and his pal, Lincoln
Thomas, who is several shades darker than
Anderson. The flight Of the prisoners cx-
tended from Schneider & Behrend's bakery
on + street. near Seventh street. to the Office
OF Bavenner's bakery. C street. between
Four-and-a-haf and Sixth streets. and was
participated IN by a great crowd of bows
and men, yelling "Catch thief -
The culprits are held at the Sixth precinct
station-house on the charge Of obtaining large
quantities OF goods under false pretenses bv
forging the name OF Mr.. Dennis Crowley who
keeps the all-night dining rooms at No. 1880
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Anderson
was formerly employed by Mr.. Crowley as n
cook. and as such discovered the places Of
business at which he had been IN the habit
OF dealing. After Anderson had been dis
charged 10y Mr.. Crowley. be at once started
the scheme Of getting goods without money.
and had continued il for several weeks past.
he would draw up an order Tor a lot Of
goods, sign bis former employers name to il
and present it in person To the merchant. In
this manner he secured goods from CosteIiO's
grocery, corner Of Sixth and q streets north
westj from several market dealers. Schneider
d Behrend's bakery, a grocery and meat
store at Twelfth and i streets northwest.
Havenner's bakery, and other places Last
night Anderson called at Schneider & Beh-
rend's and presented the following forged
order:
please let me have three loaves Of bread
and one dozen rolls, a large cake. two pics for
house. Obige. Mr.. CRowLET.
1880 Pa. Ave"
Messrs. Schneider and Behrend had been
requested by Mr.. Crowley to keep a lookout
for the colored men and be did so. They had
no sooner entered the store than clerk was
sent for Policeman Gibson. The forgers.
however, became suspicious and fed pre-
cipitately down Sixth street with the officer
and crowd hot after them. They were cap
tured after a tussle in Havenner's bakery
Mr.. Crowley called at the station last night
and fully identified the prisoners. The
amount Of their pecUlations is not known.
but it will be large. They viii be arraigned
in the police court to-day.
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
HUNTINcToNS EXPLANATION.
European Stockholders in the Central
Pacific Anxious for Information.

European Stockholders in the Central
Pacific Anxious for Information.
NEW YORK, Oct. I7.-President c. P. Hunt
ington Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, upon being interviewed to-day upon
the action Of the meeting in London which
appointed a committee to protect the interests
Of the European stockholders Of the company.
said:
There are a good many shareholders in
Europe, and there have been many inquiries
as to what is to be done with the first mort
gage and the claim Of the Government, a
small portion Of which comes due in 1895. 1
suggested to them that they had better send a
committee or some one over from Europe 10
represent the European shareholders.
Il understand they have appointed Sir
Rivers Wilson for that purpose. He is a gen
tleman do not know personally. but 1 un-
derstand he is a very able man, who will
thoroughly comprehend, after his examina-
tion what is for the best interests Of the com
pany, and who will assist materially in MAX
ing terms with the government and in secur-
ing new loan on the issue Of a new sheet of
coupons secured by the old first mortgage
which new securities will be sold either 10
the present stockholders or 10 others. the old
bondholders having the preference. sThis
matter has been under discussion for some
time, and seems now to have assumed def
mite shape
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
Congressman Wilson'S Chances.

Col. Forrest W. Brown, of Charlestown,
W. Va, was at the National yesterday Col.
Brown has taken prominent part in the Con-
gressional campaign in the Second West Yir-
ginia district, in which Hon. William L. Will
son is making winning fight for re-elec-
ton. The campaign, said Col. Brown to a
TIMES reporter, began October 10, soon after
the return of Mr.. Wilson from Europe, and
has been conducted with vigor, and is bound
to end in favor of the great exponent of tariff
reform. Mr.. Wilson has been elected several
times in this district. having carried it the
first time by the narrow margin of ten. His
position on the tariff, however, and the edu-
cation of the masses on that important ques-
ton leave now no room to DOUBT that he will
win again. He has spoken with material eff
feet in many of the Republican strongholds,
and will increase his previous maiorities in
his own county. Col. Brown returned home
Yesterday
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
CRISIS MAY BE FEARED.

Prince Bismarck Credited with a News.
paper Article Scoring the Chancellor.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says there is no longer any doubt
that the meeting of the Prussian ministerial
council on Friday last revealed considerable
divergence of opinion. 1t may be gathered
that Chancellor Won Caprivi is not prepared
to undertake the responsibility of introducing
repressive measures entailing electoral strug-
giles and possibly a constitutional conflict
The dispatch further says that the Ham
burg Nachrichten publishes an article, evi-
dentlyinspired by Prince Bismarck, promising
that the Prussian council advocates repressive
measures. 1t argues that the chancellor
ought either to accept these measures or
resign.
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
Ten Stitches in His sca1n.

A stubby colored man. who gave his name
as John Goblin. and his residence as 1923
Third street southwest, was brought to the
Emergency Hospital last night, suffering from
long and deep scalp wound which required
ten stitches to bring it together He told DR..
Nishio that the wound was caused by an un-
known negro, who struck him heavy blow
across the head with a scantling as he was
passing peacefully along Four-and-a-half
street.
The Washington times., 1894-10-18
All the Crew Escaped.

WEsTPoRT, Cal, Oct. 1.-THE schooner
Westpot, owned by the G.. w. Hume Canning
Company, of San Francisco, was blown upon
the rocks and wrecked at Needle Rock last
evening. The schooner was living in the open
sea. The sea became so heavy all her lines
parted and she was driven ashore, where she
IS going to pieces. The crew escaped.