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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
UESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

James Conklln twenty-one years od. OF NO IL
Pier-st. and Michael Langan, twenty-five years oiu
OF Fernbrook- were severely injured on TUESDAY
night in peculiar accident The men are drivers
for Van Onda Brothers, the coal merchants
who have a yard at Lud.ow-st The men were le-
turning 10 the yard with wagon. ana as they
turned off Rverdae-ave. the fifth wheei got caught
the wagon gave A lurch and both men were thrown
out; Conk.in. in falling, caught his foot IN the
trace strap ana dragged some distance before
he could be extricated. one arm was badly LAGER
oted and his head badly cut. flanagan fell heavy
on the pavement and was internally INJURED Nhvh
he regalned his senses he had hemorrhaGe
At a meeting os the Board % Health on IueSday
the Heath Offcer, Or. Valentine Brown subinit,el
a report as to the results OF the use OF antitoX'n
in cases Of dphthcr.l. IL had come under ms OF
fetal notice. The death rate Of 80 per cent IN 1871
hundred notices sent TO owners OF properly
to connect ther respective premises with the sewer
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
NO POOLING OF PATENTS Just YET

HITCH IN THE NEGOTIATIONS OF THE GEN
ERAL ELECTRIC AND THE NESTING
HOUSE COMPANIES.
The committee appointed By the General Electric
Company 10 consider plan for the pooling OF the
companys patents with those of the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company has been dis
missed and for the present there Will be no nego-
tiations between the two companies. 1t is under
stood. however. that the companies have not given
up the idea Of entering into some sort Of protective
agreement TO prevent expensive patent litigation,
although as announced In The Tribune yesterday,
a hitch has occurred in the arrangements. FROM
those best informed II appears that one OF the
companies wanted than the other company
would grant, and the negotiations were dropped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
SALOONS IND THE SCHOOLS
He EXCISE BOARD TO MAKE AN IMPORTANT

THE EXCISE BOARD TO MAKE An IMPORTANT
DECISION TO-DAY.
The excise case against the saloon Of William
Moore No. 100 Ninth-ave. had hearing before
the Excise Board yesterday morning The case
was an important one. inasmuch its disposition
will have a bearing on all similar cases that may
come before the Commissioners. 1t involved the
question OF the legal right Of the board 10 reissue
licenses to established places located within the
legal 200 foot limit of public schools and churches
Moore's saloon is only eighty feet from the
Eighteenth-st public school The Eighteenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church is also nearby, but not
within the limit of distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
TABLEArs ARRANGED by ARTISTS.

Members OF the Brooklyn Art School gave an on
teriainrnent in Association Hall last night. con-
ssting OF series Of tableaus arranged by the fol-
lowing artists Walter Shir.aw. benjamin Eggos-
ton. Elizabeth T. Coffin. William VI. Chase, Joseph
H. Boston. and Mrs. VI. r. Dixon. The tat. eaus
rnDresented paintings by Ncasqucz. Bottcc.N,
Rembrandt and other masters There was a piano
500 by Paul Hidden. a barytone solo by Francis
Flsner Powers, and soprano 500 by Mics Nary
Hathaway BALDWIN. There was large attendance
OF members and society people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
dFFAIRS IN BROOhLIN.
MINISTER SUED FOR A SEPARATION.

4 MINISTER SUED FOR A SEPARATION
MARITAL. TROUBLES or TIE REV. AND MRS.
JOSIAH H. CUNNING TOLD IN COURT.
Mary F. Cummings suit for separation, alimony
and counsel fee against the Rev. Josiah II. Gun
ming of the Bedford Avenue Baptist Church' was
ND for trial in Judge OSbornes city Court yester-
day. Mrs. Cummings charges Of cruelty against INC
clergyman have been published. but the husbands
side of the case had not been offered until his law
yer John f. I5unwinkel, submitted the ministers
af.idavl, in opposition TO the wlfes motion
The Cummings were married on June %, 1856 Mr.
Cunning has five children by a former wife. The
wife charges that :he husband frequently beat
her and threatened 10 put her IN an asylum. She
alleges that he is physician as well as clergy
man. and has an income of 5000 year, besides
money In the bank.
Mr. Cunning denies that he ever struck or abused
his wife, or threw water in her face or threatened
to put her in ASYLUM. He declares his wife has
a violent temper. has frightened his children and
sought to ALLEVIATE their affections from him lie al
leges she has tried 10 poison the minds of MS CON
gregation against him. and that she left his home
of her own free will and without provocation. The
deponent says he tried in vain to induce his wife TO
settle their family differences. TO avoid a pub
lie scandal bat the p.aintT said she would never
rest until she had the scandal" which should in.
Jtre nam "1 e',er a. vas obg,1 - Ie.rn hit
pastorate in he church because she caused the
publication OF ihe details OF her alterations even
before the papers served him.
Il begged Of her" ne continues. FOR her love 70
me and the good OF the children 10 try Kindness
flesh and blood. ana | could not endure tho sight
Of their suffering when | believed it was ulnec-
essary. | could not drive my children out OF my
house which she desired me to 30. This position
provoked mysteries. violent and abusive .ansuage
against me on the part OF my wife. She thereupon
sad that | was untitled II govern bring up chill
dren that was too soft hsar'ed wh9. ;hgy p rc
my children by vicious kicks and cuffs and Other
wise and using vile ep.thets directed against myself,
my children and my deceased wife whom she Aad
never met known
Mr. Cunning swcars his salary $50 a week.
which will cease May l. From his practice as a
physician. which he began March |. 1894, he has
earned only s40N. he says. as most OF his patients
poor
Judge Osborne took the papers and reserved de
CicOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
Highest all Leavenng Power-Laest s. Govt Report
1>&!>! q! Rsk!RS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Church. in this city, Of which the Rev. DR. John r.
Paxton was pastor. y. \. Boynton, who was said
- have gone To- hear Mr. Evans preach, eaid yes
terlay: at is true that was in l.ockport last
sunday but | was not there to offer Mr.. Evans any
such POSITION ! am not in authority to do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
SATURDAY. APRIL ~
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK WI pNESpAY ArRlL L. iS"'
ARRIVED.
Steamer America Ro I'caree Lond'n Apri J. with mise
steamer Majestic dlr rnrscl. Liverpool April 10 and
ernrrrs ~ IL Kersry. Arrived nj tn" Bar a, 10 m
Gr~ IN II Militant K-rsey Arrived the Bar at 2S
Steamer Rh,nlnnl o,cls, Mills. Antwerp April 6. with
rndse i cabin 200 passengers to the inter
national Ns,gaon o. arrived a ~ h3r at G'S9 m
Marc y bcmarnra q Trinidad % carurana u Cnmana
~, T. AK EaG 2os rS a o' 10 ro an rrnc H. Win
mIsc aud cabin passengers To kunhar!i Co Arrived
s"sm~r Madsna dr Fazer Tnn,loa ArTI 3 par L,r.
10 n croln and - H. Win mdsc and ~ pa en-
ger, to /; ouic'bridc CO. Arrived At Il" Bar At 1880
St,amer Allegheny dip. Low SavanIlla April B. f"rt
Pm. Forwood & Kc!or1 Arrived at the b"r al II ~"
steamer sesuranca. IIofnonn Vera cruz ApslI TUX
pan . Tnmprco t. lamp enc ; il"s.h@ y, a W ~,
Hrr Vc'i at IA. lar 4, 20 a m. ~.
S,'n ~" = II Msliorr ' & co.
steiner RIO Grande. narsow. Fcrnandna and Bruins
steamer Cn'roAce car's Cn%r% c ana Iaek'o"ve
steamer Coisboro Simmer s. Philadelphia with mdse to
steamer Comal RISK Boston. ballast to II Mallory
sandy Hook. April II. $50 Wind calm: clear
CLEARE3
Steamer Roanoke. Ioaz. Norfolk and Richmond-old
Sumner Fort william dln Hlri ports Porto Rico
steamer Catana Ger. Mat4en. Mntanzas. Cuha-Mior
BAH 4 Knowlton. -. q, a, :,
steamer France d}D. iIadl"y London. EnS-F w J
steamer Amethyst d}D. Brown. Pensacola NJ ker-
49,, 81, ,,..,... -, -. r,Is.oa
W f. MunHun.
Largo Bay tlirJ, Macgr"s"r, iNrh
Iowring a Archibald . $1,000, , =,
steamer Lizzie Henderson Wile,s. Phiadephia-J L
Roberts.
Steamer Edam dputcm. Brnsma. Amser'iam-Funch
Edge " Co.
steamer CoInal Risk. Gniveston-C II Mallory CO
Steamer Trinidad tlr). Nuggnh. Hamilton. berhuda
a r. Oulerhr1dgr " co. - >.
Steamer III Dorado Percy. New-Or!eans-J T Van
Sickle.
Steamer Blucfeds Masingo. naltimore-h c Foster.
Steamer Hazedna GiD. Thompson. s'oeNho'm -ruh'n'
Edge & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Paris for Southampton; Beia t3r), Man
chester Britannia filr) Liverpool Fresland (Bcg) Ant
werp; Chateau IAnte fFr) bordeaux oevenum lPortl,
Lisbon Oporto via Azores: San Gorgo llaD oioral-
tar Genoa and Venice; Ger. Hamburg Scnecs
Havana and Tampico Roanoke. Norfolk ana hichmono'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
HOME NEWS.

~ rnu-, yrrss Ioca NeIcs, 'ohfch r'pr'''n's ~ 90
.~,non,,, IN CftV that T'r'Ir'nS me 'e
,.r, NJ m, rnsd hdS iS htff911rf'rf az W.
., Ann a., N,r York Cip. Al Information ana doc"mehu
r p,c ~, may no's heafqnar>r' ami "'V n'
nan b., d,.tr Lutd all the tn,sd ITs' "e"'PdF""
., and TO the United dtsemtnd0" throughout u"
eountrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer lev York Jan.ison. from New-fork April TO-
arrived u Southampton at $50 April II .
ayrl tier). JureS from New ork. arrived NJ
Southampton April II. and proceeded for Bremen
Steamer TRAY" Ger :haienhorst from iremen) sailed
from Southampton April II Tor New York.
steamer Marp,sa t,r Cave sailed from Liverpool for
Quebec April IL
MassapcIua ur Walker. sailed from Leith Tor
New York April II . .
Steamer Iucigen tI'r). Brown from New-fork April 4
for Rotterdam. pass ID Prawl- Point April IL
Mobile (BD. Layland. from New-iork April y
10 London passed Prawle Point April II.
Steamer panin Gen. Ludwig. from New-fork April U
FOR Hamburg passed Prawe Point April II.
Steamer Munchcn (ier) Won Cullen. from New-iork
April l. via Baltimore April for Bremen. passed the
Lizard April II.
steamer Washington Ger Dnklase sailed from Ro,ter
New York April Is.
Maasdam Dutch. Potter for New York. sailed
from Rotterdam April IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
RAILWAY

Doctor DAILY who was last week elected Mayor OF
the city OF Railway, for the hf;h time. ny an I'M
precedented majority. is lying at his home ser-
ously sick from pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGEN &C.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 16 Sunset 0:42 Moon rises 23 Moons %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Saudy Hook 200 Gov Island 2:3tT Hell Gate 4:27
M-Sandy Hook 2:i5 Gov. Island BIS Hell Gate 5:2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
NO GILL TO THE REV. Mr. EVANS

According to a report published yesterday the
Rev. Anthony II. Evans. pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church of Lockport. ~ Y, has had an
offer Of the pastorate of the West Presbyterian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
OUTGOING STE4NERI
TO-DAY

w., - Ian. Malls close Vessel sails.
ilaf bermuda. lIef- w :" ~ ~ -, -,
Eialn. Amsterdam Seth Amer II W J" i' u"
FRIDAY. Nri.Il. -.
RIO Grande Fcrnaniina Ma'f}.-... .....''. -, III
tncroA,~ Jacksonville t'd'.-.-.-.-. .'''..' ""' ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

Steamers Paris. for
chester, Britannia Ur)
werp: Chateau LAfite
Lisbon and Oporto. via
tar. Genoa and Venice:
Havana and Tampico;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18

Southampton. Bieia tBr). Man.
Liverpool. Friesland (Bclg). Ant
(Fr). bordeaux: Oevenum lPorQ.
Azores; San GiorGio QtaD. 0ibral-
Ger. Hamburg; Seneca,
Roanoke. Norfolk and Richmond;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
Announcements

"Chaeauuas T. Nv. "Chacaopa
nsw eu1laA q. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-18
,,.,o uo,d.,.,, philadelphia: Whckham Br) Fernan-
dina III porndo orleans; Catania oiorl Ma'a'i "a
S.Is. France ,llr, London: BuehedS. Baltimore Fort
William tBr, ports OF Porto Rico
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Hudson River.

Bath Dixie Pos; Lght-Thc post on crib. from which
this fixed light shown on the Il sld" OF inc tl
oi-,u, one mile y ~ Albany. opposite Lower faHooH
lsltu. has hs. carried by freshet
pcaslr. Island I.ightrhe post from when ms
shown the lower end or fleasurS
Island opposite Round Shoal above Albany, on inc w
side Of the channel brca submerged by frese ana
tn. light eNtuguishet 49, n,
ovrs Folly Post I.ghtrhe post rom which TINS ixd
Hight was the lower end 81 covers roHy
nb1vc Albany side OF the river, has been suhnersed
hv an the Hight exnguished The Hglhs VIII
be- rc established soon practicable or when que
notice viii be given. So, e,.,-
This motto. Affects tho List OF Lights and Fog SlgnAs
Atlantic AMI Gulf Coasts 1884. pase o. Nos $50 -oi ana
odo and the u Beacons and Buoys. Third Light
hois" District. 1894. page lh'.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Bonri. . -
JOHN c. WALKER.
Rear Admiral L. s. Navy Chairman.
Washington. II. g. April 10 1898
Tompknsvile y Y. April 1.-THE following notices to
mariners have issued by the Lighthouse Board ON
freshrts In the Connecticut River
the nxed pos,light East Haddam Meadows will not
be displayed until further notice.
The color ~ The spar buoy recently established on New
foundand Rect Captain Haror entrance 70 Coscoh and
Greenwich cove Conn has been changed from red No
TO black and red horizontal stripes mo number).
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

"9nsoennen" Ter got no. % r elegant iaapeI mo StnIpu til Irpu5e9# JON
gtaNrhoelene MatnenS 5Oofpte e net let baanotcrlgt o. Scfboe t al tn5ylUi
6or6eorn9 paa bdte CmrauOe. Oct anusnOts 5rG er al beFe 8enufmhD hI
Iorarpeoet Hohrtngtr o. uoinptntu9en r nf fare 8aua SUm9Gwlt rah
blaHte NIe tNattnen e fnutt pchcnt % ndetpenerOs bUorOto be for ct net Utmi
tnof uoieenoe Qrrmotriaet ct eucH Black Walnut eGsr antique Oak, cU C
hO french Walnut Panels % r9t foriDuet no Nickel Trimmings @Obrne U h"a
oetcrret 6rr, innncnit al I iorteQt9e Gag bporUeo man bar cpnnaH TORE Swl
% lorgnoret at erect ian ia fig NiaIhHeus 5oofpte CT iorpue' mo plated castor
99roeoe Siahtappe boleer 9rpbIuht % the ueadle plate, buffet 8r at &at1
or6eOer me8t letec emo eurs r 9ufrDtt Gen bar De uQuirsns o mi
Attachments for oImtnocr8 90 fin fancy Spm. On uofDGg 3ntruI~oo.2oJ El
bet nOnte ear sugeNte SpOI meofgl9er Ber Rofiue
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

"Suspenueu", iom fuoes afbupet Der, er en- moOerue, bpurmet @otrs ,r, i
Ianaoe gRooel fpm "New Home" SpmaItnen mo 2lelneie at ale oamS ann, J
ubeuHeTe of ole bens oaulse gsenFab T. Ser er til GRuftueus sooc CourS,r /
mango upe Surbebriu9er, hm upopenoigps maa 9me ben til Ell gRuhnc al pts sI
Gn a fbe fshe 5or0ae % fm e n9et efhr "New Home" gRaNnaI u Sa al
atuer ct Positive Feed, iot Der life bsbppes no9su SiGr. eur Spiuo for at fn wr. ]
til at urbeibe. On anoen belo9 TorbeornI iom mart bill bNe paaTtgnuet al gul
for berpHer SpmannerJ er afeed, Der er hukoss 10 Irueret at ben tan bpUt5 Yh,hl
OeS SQIp af Ell fmpl SuortntnG uou at fomme SerGelie mb the feed dy N
eamle IRuaoe at reaukre benne SIa9s aPafme paI peo Sirlp al Stuer ION nhn I
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar alo meofprt 8anlteH9beber, tBt OnTom btttH ?
fureta0t no 3pta9hgbrb, obe the feed dog euteu ramne 6or' cur @a9f0un d gadl
plaben, eMr oaaa bible the feed blpe uj9pn /
Der r brust m@u Smbu peo 9oufruitionen al "Suspenueu", % tu Mahro, Z
tebre Saas er bLmn aupnot. @ouhrufioun r 1mpeL o. SNcrnc u iu o. n
bqs8eist ttpustOe r9 al beOfe arnute; @aihnen arbeior befOr let % nrhu N 1
Gaaebarren er ruuo, meo Gesuator'2ent adjustable bearings pa"H mH m
bullet 9ber mere eno ahntneeH9 SHobarbeo, og bporpeo Naoiebaruu bi0r inb /
lGugee 9b at rbdbs uoeu Ollie upn at Nibea gaor SptIeu gaar fuu GAn !
9junem 9eten g Suerraaoen Hap bOutet 9pr at ben alorg fan trTtra @aN ;
tr9oer fig fp babe pre % neore 3raac, % arhtoer automatic uou Nmrr I'll 7
sur iwrt Grbeto. /
"SuSuenuen" brger bobbelt 2ruab % tomr lock stitch. Gen pr Imo fma 4
fra Spoen uoen at trGoes Bpnnen ct ear Here &uuer for ben uaar NoarJtt Sh 4
rG0er fig FIO;. BEN Ian trGoes tGRgrte % er let at iortaa. Naaen CT sels-ing "A
atna life iGths reIngtg Il
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

GieIOen bar Der Iuet nO9et Dasnneite mso en- bsiere grao
al 6~tnfoIeIie, Ell uurmere S~iGrIi9beO til llafbGu9ig5tO, ct
inoerItgere Dnite ON at tomne frem 2tuet uO e9et Nrbcioe
og 9icnneu Saun enO ben 0igter, bsr ifreu unoer bet pnas
tusne gtaun "YitaIi8". 0teO so Ri88OuIer, en- i6ite @aue
fra en- SIastnins, tom ban til llpfaIa o8 ~begpnOte Der, l8s
iom andre fatttge Stu6enter, uso llnberpi5ning at ifofe fla
ct tnopt llbtOrme. Oct par pou ben Gio, ban traf GBrinian
forte Sang, og uItiau miOt fin egsn Scamp meO 6%atti9ooms
men, at ban uoen Detailing unoerutte ben uanfabte Gut.
st Bar Nar efter uO8au ban fsrit, unOer gtaunet "8ttaIt5"
en- Iioen SGmIing Oi8te Og ienere to imaa t6efter. st IiOet
StipenOtum fit ban O9iaa, buorfo for ban fraia9Oe fig ale
@Ieusr, pGo Gbrilttan aGr, % usobleU at Ieue tGrueIl9 at
oise iuau SnotG9ter. Iteu @iRIo ittftebe ban life, ca
oenne 6unit ufIureoe Gbriiian bam: ban IGrte at arbeiOs, og
pine fla isisnusm uOen at blipe nogen OfauO gtogst ifploia.
&ronprinoien gan bam o9iaa ct Stipenoium, meoea8 ban
iorbereOte fig til at tase Ota9iiter9raoen, men efter ct Nars
6orlsb fraiasoe ban fig bette. SmioIerttO bIeu bans un9e
putfeIrpgsebe Ben Stuoent, % Sfoma9er 9orb oOOe. Gbris
itiaus gru blsp 200 Ri9soalsr. Spbt bsiet al Sor9, tuapt
itanb til at tGnte for fig ieIu, uioite ~SrsbIin9en lite, buortes
.bs ban ifuIOe tuune ilaa fig isiennem, men bans uurnbicrs
teoe Ben uiofte Bet. San itreu itrar til Sberit Spdroit6lb.
hos bueu ban ieu en- Glib bauOe uaret 6usIarer. Os anbsfus
leOe Gorb til 9Grer for be to pusfte SOuner. Ueb fsI8snOe
8ot tom bet Suar, at Sberiteu uoen uOseniOmbert Ses
tGntnius autos ben, iOm buuOs Grit Sisbsrs8 anbefaIins.
Sisbers Opieste MI fin t~iOIisere Glen oS fOrtuIts BAN, at
ban orasts ~sIGOeIise Gpbsosr. On bar facet PIaOs fOm
SusIGrsr hos Sbsrt Sudrbifi0GO", iasoe ban. 49tu maa 0u
aisre, Ionl ies bar siOrt: 9tue llRSerutsnins, arbeiOs os tnbe
Oia Saun, iaa pHI oct Ipttes Dig, bpao ie9 lite bar funnel
uaa, uemIis at tiGnpe Dig iauuiOt frem, at 0u tan tase Sen
floiofHte Graneu. Dtin GeIbrso bar lite billet ftaa mia bi
OsrfOr bar mine anfrenseIier biOtiI pGret f~ruSteSIsie. Gu
pl ri baabs, at On CT b~eIbissre. Ocrtiattss1
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
Sec lll0rfe til ne~oenitaaenoe priirr:

wfaItns 30. $40 GuOe1WHr % en- loel Stufs mro Bent WoodCoyer $50
WaItne No. SO Stfr paa bpu Guoe % Ell Hbeu Stufe 1870 vi
WsaNtne 1o. 5,-1m Smier pa bmr gnoc o. Ell lben Stf5 -- .S%
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

.T'bererl Wsb Ssuibu I'll l~ieFatcrrs fer eei fem.
uenbe aar itlap mig at t8e. o. d naantt az iunnt
mini ma ION nf bar aiort for, iGlge24 ni25 aiotl oIstt
giBSmsgrr her | cTntansn. Gioen bi btannbte @al9ft
81 TsrrA ginbmfufr I 1859 hnr bt ioiat ohhttfNt
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05
En0 McrntOfOrcr

81 tiffriprr iffe bsnne t~curtcliq ppoe GiiGinlna nbes
IuffrrbC pore cane gcitTCbellcr. men JesBatersi ots
irtrlae grsbcO. @urrin &1aOts.. urbGna, gu, lsoe
GCbuiar 1885, o. n
20 az Sc fFrfe 80, iom &c fabriterebe, III 81 ID. Sieen
hon yth hay 81 irlct pWtrgrt
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-05

Stin9ene gIDres ocrOeo fuloenot,
fat % fuloitGnoi9 ems paa beg9e
SiOer al 2piet. RaItinen er for.
ipHct meo ct Lott SaanobluL boor'
peo man oeo SjGIp at en- CONNIE.
Itrue TAN itunoie WaI'iuerlet, meOeus
Spoleu fplpes. Zen bar en- bgi
Grm, iom 3egniuBeu Uiier, bOiIiet
8iuer goo 8laos ueO 90icts Saauos
terin8, uoen at 9ipe ben ct tIumiet
u~bicenoe. Gen bar oernRit en-
automatic Spole 8iuoer (bobbin
winder), Der er iua filter % paa.
IioelI9 / fin Sirfeu, at cu onarIia
ouIoet Spple oil pore en- limit
liabeo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-28

quero en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, don
Ludwig Duplace, me ha entregado la sumo
de mi! pesos orc americana en- pago de la
POLKA ndmero 60, ,488 de esa acreditada
Sociedad, que asegur0 por igual suma la
vida de mi difunto esposo don Basilio
Charneco Caban "a. g. p. d. favor milo y
de mis- legftimos hijos. -
Al participar ustedes este suceso,
placeme signifcarles mi reconocimiento
por Il brevedad con que han tramitado
ustedes mi reclamo, pues solo han trans
currido trece dias entire Ell recibo de las
pruobas de nnuerte de rni citado esposo
la trasmiei6n de la orden de pago. =.
Con hechos como este nada ms queda
que decir en- elogio de esa Benefica Asocia-
ci6s, la cuaI tiene va bfen justificado ell
cr5dito de que indudablemente goza en-
Puerto Rico.
Autorizo & ustedes para hacer de es-
tas lineas ell uso que quieran me suacri.
DO su 8. 8. q. b. g. m. 5
VIUDA DE CHARNECO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-28
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Capital de Ia Loteria LG Ccr6dGd de HUI
macao, destinada al sostanimiento de un
Aailo de Pobres. Ell tercer sorteo de la
citada Loter1a SO jugara on combination
con la provincial el 80 de Diciembre pro-
ximo. Sc coznpone de 80 mil billetes & ST.,
divididos en- d6cirnos. Consta de 871 pre-
mios, el mayor de nil pesos, el segundo
dc 81 500, dos de $500, CincO dc $3.50, diez
de $50, ounce de $50, ochenta y cinco de
SIS, y el resto de a So con cuatro apro-
ximaciones de s $35 y $40 para ell l. ~ 90
premios respectivamente.
Los billet8s premiados seran pagados
en- esta Capital por ell Banco Espafol ell
Territorial Agrfcola; en- Arecibo por don
Antonio Lopez; en- Aguadilla por los Sres
J. T. Silva y Compahfa; en- Mayagiiez por
los sefOres Fritze Lundt y Compaflfa; en-
Arroyo por don A. J. Alcaide; en- Faiardo
por don L. M. Cintr6n y en- Humacao por
Ia Directive de La CGrGdGd. 3O-14
Las noticias de Cuba que circulaban
anoche, son las siguientes: Roloff sigue
en- Ell departamentO de Trinidad su obra
de destruction por medic de la dinamita.
El general Martinez Campos cree conve-
n3ente plantear las reformas, pero Ccupa-
do como esta en- las operaciones militares,
NO puede ocuparse de ponerlas en- practica
Dt1dase que pueda realizarse sin grandes
estorbos Ia zafra en- Las Villas porque los
facciosos demuestran mercad0 afan en- en-
torpecerla. Las partidas recOrren aQueIlos
departamentOs inceDdiando destruyendo
cuantO encuentran su pasO. No SO con-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-28

Ne parecio menos afeotuogo, mSs brusco.
Fuera de las dos horas que me consagraba
dursnte las cuales me ensenaba lecoiones m8s
aproposito para formar un Official de estado ma.
yer, que una mujer de 81 cass, no me dirigfa nj
oustro palabras al esbo del dis.
Mss de una vez me hs sucedido almerzar 8
conner sin DIR una palabra, quedando sin res
pueata las preguntas que le haofa con objeto de
romper aquei triste silencio
Nj Gaios distraction era llevarme un 81
tio apartsdo mi pobre anoiana Teresa, Ia co.
oinera, que aoumula tambien las funciones de
doncells, da mayordomo de iDtendente, ha-
blar con ella d esooD dites-porque el ooronel no
permite que Sc liable los oEiadoa NADIA mas que
para darles ordenes-6 ir hacer compaffa al
jardinero, guards faototun de mi padre, que
Sc llama Jouas que SO muestra tan taciturno
como su amo, quien sirvio de asistente en- el
ejeroito.
Pero este no es tan communicative como mi
buena Teresa.
Apenas me oontesta, pero me permite mi
rar o6uo planta las lechugas como escarba laa
tierrae. .a.s.--.. 81
Etc es uno de mis- prinoipales paaatiempoa.
Y debfa deoir: era. porque va todo So hs
termioado, mi pobre Barta. ~
Va no impera en- Breuil la tristezs sombria;
60 Ia desolaoidn sgcda, punzante, desespersds