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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-14

festas de Kiel, en- lugar de meiorar la ST.
tuaci6n europea, hagan mas diffciles las
relaciones entire Francia la triple aliapza.
Cadiz, 9.-Han ll@gado esta ciudad
diez batallones de Infanteria con destino
al Ej6rcito de operaciones de Cuba.
Nueva York, 9.-Seg1n telegrama de
de Quay aquil, ha sido tomada aGuella po-
blaci6n pOr los revolucionarios del Ecua-
dor. El combate dur6 dos dias.
Londres, S.-Dicen de Hong Kong que
causa de la explosion de los polvorines
de TaiPeh-Fu (Formosa) ha sido d. strut
da toda la poblaci6n. Han muerto cerca
de Glen chinos.
Londres 9.-Dicen de Shanghai qre ell
almirante japon6s kabayama, non,brado
gobernador de la isla Formosa, ha daiu 4
los revOltosos I'm plazo de cinco dias para
SOM terse.
Berlin, 9.-Dicen de Paris que se ha
ultimado el empr6stito chino de diez y seis
millones, que garantiza el gobierno russo
Paris, 9.-Lo3 agitadores radicales
anuncian que haran en- esta Capital ura
manifestation anti-alemana ell dia en- que
ell emperador Guillermo visite en- KieG la
escuadra FRANCESCA. Mr. Rcch font publca
N ell ''Intra1sgeart" artfculcs muy vio-
lentos contra ell gobitrno.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA De
PUERTO RICO.
PR E SID E N CIA.

En- cumplimiento de 10 prescrito en- los artculos
TO- 72 98 lOl de los Estatutos de 10 1cordado por
ell Conseio de Administration session ordinaria del
30 de Mayo proxmo pasado, Sc convoca los seno-
res accionstas del referido Banco para Ia Junta ge-
neral ordinara qte tendra efecto en- los salones de
la casa que ocupa, cale de San Jose numero de
esta ciudad los dias l6 del corrente demas que
fueren necesarios. Las sesiones comenzar5n las
dos de Ia tarde En- dicha unta ademas de los asun-
tos que deben objeto de ella, segin los Estatu
tos Sc dara cuenta con las renuncias presentadas
por algunOs senores ConseerOs RESIDENCES fuera de
esta ciudad, 81 nsstieren en- elias Sc procedera Ia
election en- propedad del Presidente Director &C.
rente, nombradOs haSta ahOra nterinamente pOr ell
Consejo la de los sclores ,Conseieros que deban
nombrarse, con arrego 10 determinado en- el ar.
ticulo 90 de los Estatutos. Tambien procedera d
Ia election de un Inspector cuya plaza Sc hala va
cante, SO soneterj d la resolution de la Junta &C.
neral eI acuerdo tornado por el Gonsejo sobre reduc-
c0n del s1edo asgnac0n 5 del DeGtor % GeFeHtf
ca la Junta; deberin proveerse al efecto de- la
oportuna boleta, para 10 Que podran acudir la Sc
cretaria todos los dias hOras hlbes desde la fe
cha que publique esta convocatoria hasta cnco
dias antes del senalado para Ia reunion - Puerto
Rico JUNO IA de 1895 FL Vicepresidente,
81 JULIAN II. BLANCO.
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INDICE DE GOBERNACION

RemitiendO una collection de sellOs de
franqueo de Filipinas.-I dos ejempla
res del diccionariO de ofcinas de correo
-NombrandO Official 10 de Estaci6n & don
Victor Rodriguez Soto y jefe de idem
don Jose Baixot y Official l. q don Jose
Vera Fernandez z.-Reclamando expedien-
to promovido poc don Luis Vad1 represen-
tante de la Hacienda 'Colos0" en- Aguada
sobre reposici6n de una represa en- la Ha
Ciendo MilagrOs.- -DispOniendo SO comu-
niquen pOr cable las vacantes que Ocurran
en- ell personal de Ia Administration
solviendo consulta del Presidente de la
Audiencia de Puerto Rico con motive de
pertenecer un Registro de la PrOpiedad
dos mas Juzgados. .-Traslado de Guerra
cOncediendo indultO Jose Rivera Soto.
ResOlviendo q corca de constitution de
fanza que debon hacor los m6dicos direc-
tOres.-RecordandO con motive de instan-
cia de Jose 3. Tremols la ne necesidad de
q. SO remitan datos y antecedentes de los
establecimientos balnearios.-R. d. adni-
tiendO la dimisi6n del cargo de Goberna-
dor General de esta Isla & don Antonio
Daban.-Idem nOmbrando para ell cargo
anterior al Teniente General don Jose Ca
mir.
Remitiondo instancia de la maestro
doha Sofia Ruiz solicitando SO expida GER
tifcaci6n de IT, partida de bautismo.-Re-
sOlviendO instancia del Catedratico don
Manuel Teran solicitando tomar parte en-
el claustrO de prOfesOres.-D q.
el Arquitecto del EStado presente prOyecto
de edifcio para instalar la Audiencia de
esta Capital.-Idom con cargo que presu-
puestO SO han do practicar los estudios de
las Obras de defensas del rio 'ESecO' ''Ni-
gua".-ld SO nOmbre una ComisiOn que re-
dacte el reglamento de minae.-Denegan-
de instancias del Ingeniero don Carlos de
las Heras sOlicitando dedicarse trabaios
del Ayuntamiento de Manila dispOnien-
do no se cursen dOcumentOs de esa clase.
-TrascribiondO ley de 3 de Mayo del 95
para minas.- licencia al medic
RaciOnerO de la Cathedral don Jose Maria
ChancO.-Remitiendo informe acuerdo
del Ayuntamiento de Mayaguez sobre
aplazamiento del pago de subvenc6n para
las Obras del pUerto.-Idem instancia de
don K. lglesias para exportar maderas de
Ia Mona. AprobandO plantilla del perso-
nal afecto al serviciO de la Junta de Obras
del puerto de POnce.-Remitiendo 10 elem.
plares del pr0yecto del puente sobre el rio
''Portugu6s". ".-Concedien real auxilia-
tOria para ejercer la Abogacia a don Ceci-
lilo Rafael Villal6n y Soriano-Desesti-
mando reclamation de don Santiago Hita,
Catedratico del Institute.
RemitiendO exhortO diriQidO Milan
Tecaido en- autos dc suspension de pagos
de "HijOs de L. Bozzo"-Concediendo pa
safe gratis al eclesiastico don Rafael Py-
van y Bus0.-Aprobando Is expedientes de
cOnsnmO fOrmadOs pOr OtrOs tantos Avun-
tamientOs. Os.--COncediendo licencia al Macs
tro de Salinas don Pedro Lopez Hermosi.
1la.-Resolviendo expediente de la macs
ira de NaguabO dOfla JOaquina Gavin
Cambio de destinO entire D.Julio Maria Pa
dilla Juez de Caguas y ell Secretario de la
Audiencia de Meyagiiez.
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Sc acaban de recibir do Barcelona en-
La AndaluzG San Francisco ndmero SO,
gorras de uniforme para jefes ofciales
de la guardia civil, guarda' polvo de- sa-
bles, encarnados y verdes, hombreras, en-
blemas de los dos tamaflos que usa el ex-
tarios, capacities para bomberos, galones
de orc y plata para jefes, ofciales y sar-
gentos, galones de estambres para cabos
distinguidOs
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K0TlClAs GENERATES

I'll EXcmo senor general Don Antonio
Daban ha hechO entrega hoy del mando
superior de esta Provincial, al Excmo sen2r
General % Cabo don Andres Gonzal Z
Munoz quien corresponds por sustitl
ci6n regiamentaria.
Hoy hemos recibido para su publica-
ci6n Ia siguiente carta: ''S~nor Director
de LA CORREsPONDENC1A.-R Carcrl,
Puerto Rico, JUNO 12 do 1895,-Muy senur
mio: A[ucho le agradeceria tuvi4ra a bien
lnsertar en- las cclumnas de su popular
dlariO, las 81 ighient9a lio< as: Hallandome
sin trabajO en- Ia Habana, tome ia deter
minacI0n de elnbarcarme para esta Capi-
tai con el objeto de yer ST los ioTnales es-
taban mejor para pOder trabaiar. Los
un1cos recursos que pose1a Sc los di & un
botero el cual SO comprometio ponerme a
bordo del vap "Alfonso XII Las circuns-
tancias por que estaba pasando tan crfti-
cas- me obigaron hacer 10 que hice; que
fu6 ell no sacar billete de pasaje por q no
tenia para clio. En- el "Alfonso XII"nos
tuVieron en- Ia b1rra IN jovencito como
de ounce amos y q mi d1a medic, hasta
que nos entregaron en- Ia Capitania de
Puerto de esta Capital. Y aquI nos tiens
ust0d, senor Director, motido8 en- una pri.
sion como dos criminales, y 10 que es mas
rozandonos con iente de muy diferent8
pensar cue nOsOtros. Dcse andO llegue q
conocimiento de QUi4n corresponda 6sto,
dandole las gracias anticipadas, Sc reptile
de listed alto S. S. Q. B. S. M.-J!anueL
Ace6GL"
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Recortamos de "El Correo de Ultra
mar " Aunque redetidamente hemos
dicho que no seran los conservadores
quienes realicen la ret>rma electoral de
Puerto Rico, fin de robustecer 8 rectif-
car nuestra opinion, hemos investigate ell
parecer del Gobierno, y especialmente del
Ministro de Ultramar. Efectivamente;
cinco- pesos, apart0 otras razones, porque
esa r6fornca, como que yendrfa d9rogar
una Icy solo votada en- Cortes podrfa te-
ner fuerza. Pocos son va los dias que
quedan de funciones parlamentarias. Pa
ra Ell mes que viene Sc suspenderan aque-
las; ysabido es, que las actuales Cortes
no volveran reunirse, ealvo case de fuer-
"a mayor, porque a fines del aflo seran
disueltas. Dicho Sc esta, pues, que las
proximas elecciones generates Sc verifica-
ran en- Puerto-Rico con arreglo al ceneo
actual"
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La Exposition de rnercaderias que SO
celebr6 aver en- el estatl3cini8nto Los De.
peNdlenteS 33-F0rtaleza-3 ha sido el
acontecimiento del dia. La crema de es-
ia Ciudad ha proclamado que e5 Ia casa
que pogeo hoy Ell mas notable selectu
surtido en- calidad de talas djbujos pre-
clos. As1 10 han demostraio com prando
i592' trajes para senoras. Fl favor que ell
pdblico otorga al nUevo establecfmiento,
servira de est1mulo para que los Deepen
dientes prosigan 10 sen9a emprendida,
continuando cada dia con mas empeflo en-
vender 10 mejor, mas bonito, mas barato
de cuanto SO cOtiza en- Ia plaza.
Ell bale ofrecido anoche por la apre-
ciable Sociedad Casino de Artesanos, CO.
mo despedida q S. E. ell general Daban,
result0 muy lucido. Asistieron 6l, ade,
mas de S. < ell senor General de Marina,
el Alcalde, ell se1or Garcia de la Concha,
ell senior Villar jefe del partido incondicio-
nal, el senior Egozcue, vice-presidented de la
Comision Provincial, y varios ofciales de
caballeria de los que van para Cuba en- los
vapores CiudGd de Cddiz y Buenos Hires.
La Banda de Beneficencia, colocada en- ell
balloon de la casa TOGO algunas pleas de
su repertoire.
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Han regresado Comerio los j6venes
estudiantes don Jose Antonio Santiago
don Manuel Pont6n, despu6s de haber su-
frfdo brillantfsimos examenes en- ell Insti-
tuto Provincial, obteniendo ambos nota
Dichos aprovechados j6venes sJn, respec-
tivamert7, hijo del a'cal le sefor Santiago
Juez Municipal senior Pont6n, habiendo
hecho sus estudios en- ell Colegio de don
Virgilio D&vila, establecido en- Bayam6n.
NAA7-e "SSA~---~-
Segnn leemos en- un colega, algunos
cubanos residences en- La Habar han reci.
bido an6nimos aconsejandoIes cambiar de
barrio, pues de un momento q otro empe-
zaran volar Los almacenes de p6lvora de
aquella ciudad, s. .s
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07

The attention of our readers is called to the
advertisement elsewhere in this issue, of
Smiths Rheumatic Cure. 1t is the prepare
tion of Mr.. George G. Smith, one of the fore
most druggists of the state, and as the out
come of years of careful study and expert
mental work. 1t has been on the market for
many years, but until now has never been
advertised except by word of mouth, and in
this primative way has acquired reputation
which has put it in the front ranks, far as
sales are concerned. Judging from the thous-
ands of testim onials to its efficacy which
Mr.. Smith has in his possession, it would
seem it does what is claimed for it, cures
rheumatism by eliminating acid from the
blood by it's action upon the liver and Kidneys.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07

the case of State VS.. Mary Holloway,
and State VS.. VIM. Chase, charged
with murder, will be taken up.
Nathan Roelis who plead Guilty
to grand larceny, was sentenced to
years in States prison.
Frank Morriel who was convicted
of grand larceny, was sentenced to 3
years in States prison.
Harry Wellington was sentenced to
IL months in the house of correction
for Jail breaking.
H. G. Banister of Jay plead guilty in
81 first offences of selling furnishing
and giving away Intoxicating liquor,
and was fined 500 and costs.
The following divorces have been
granted at this term:
Ada Dodge from Curtis Dodge for
desc rtion.
VIM. Drew from Emeline Drew for
desertion.
Jennie M. Croft from VIM. G. Croft
for desertion.
w. @. Shepard from Lillian Sh epard
for intolerable severity.
Martha Aldrich from Leslie Aldrich
for intolerable severity.
Maud E. Bashaw from Joseph Ba-
shaw for refusal to support.
Zabriska M. Felker from Agnes Fell
ker for adultery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07
E. B. Hills Estate.

CSTATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT,
y IS. In Probate Court, held at Newport,
in said District, on the 3oth day of september,
A. D., 1895.
GEO. h. Brewster, Administrator OF the estate
of E. Il. Hill late OF rasburgh in said district
deceased, makes application for license TO
sell the real estate of said deceased, describ-
ed as follows, to wit: Being about i've acres
of pasture near l.. l.. Chambers saw mill in
said Irasburgh; also, a village lot with build
ings thereon in Irasburgh Village in said
Irasburgh and being the late no me place OF
said deceased. representing that sale there
of would be beneficial to the heirs ana all
persons interested in said estate.
Whereupon il is ordered by said Court that
said application be referred TO a session
thereof, TO be held at the Probate Office in
Newport, on the 24th day of Oct, AID. 1888, Tor
hearing and decision thereon; And IL is fur
ther ordered that notice hereof be given TO
all persons Interested by publication Of the
same three weeks successfully in the Orleans
County Monitor, newspaper published az
Barton, previous TO said time appointed for
hearing, that they may appear at said time
and place and show cause, il any they may
have, WIN said license should not be granted.
BY the Court-Attest,
1912 ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07

At the residence of the brides parents, i'm
Charleston, Sept. &c, by Rev. J. p. Marvin,
Arthur Cutting and Miss Carrie r. knight
In Newport, Sept. 81, by Rev. II. l.. olds,
Melvin Taylor of Bradford and Miss Hattie
Folsom of Newport.
In San Lucas, Cal, Sept. 4, Charles Sawyer
formerly of Lowell VT and Miss Kate Do
herty of Salinas.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07
BIRTHS.

In Barton Landing. Sept. %, daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Ordway.
In Westmore, Sept. "a, a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs, NJ. Z. Calkins.
In West Derby, Sept 81, daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Bronze.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07
MARRIED.

In Irasburgh, Sept 8, by Rev. P. N. Granger,
George Wright of Newport and Miss Nettie
Kidder of Iras burgh.
In Irasburgh, Oct. 2, by Rev. P. N Granger,
Arthur NJ. Clough and Miss Katie ID. Post,
both of Irasburgh.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07

CARD.-To all friends and neighbors who
helped us by acts of kindness, and express
ions of sympathy during the fatal illness of
our dear mother, we desire to offer our heart
felt thanks Mr.. AND Mrs. $. 1. SPRAGUE.-
Mr.. AND MRS. E. p. TRACY
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. N. CRAIG
ANGIE n. TRACY,
MINNIE r. TRACY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07
DIED..

In Glover, Sept. 80, OF quick consumption,
Mrs. Eta Jerome, aged 26 years.
In West Derby, Oct. 5, Amy A. whippie,
widow OF Henry NJ. Field. aged 10 years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07

V. Farr, agent for the Burling-
Free Press, was in town last week
interest of that paper.
II. Curtis and wife gave a re-
ion at their home, last Monday
for their son Byron and bride.
rye number were present, who
1t an enjoyable evening, wishing
newly married happy life.
hn Lowrey of Barton Landing has
# ed into S. Lanes house on Central
which was vacated by David Hunt,
moved to West Derby.-M. Full
of Barton Landing has moved to
NJ E. Tuck's house, on Prospect Hill.
has .Allchurch, clerk for E. Lane &
has gone to his home in Barton
visit and rest.-Mrs. Hallenborg
oston is visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs. E. A .Stewart.-Mr. and Mrs.
"a. Robbins of Boston are guests of
Stewart.-Mrs.G Geo. Newton and
nd of Boston are in town on a Wis
their many friends. Mr.. Newton
n Maine hunting and will come
later.-Mrs. G.. w. Burbank has
|rned to Boston, after several
ks spent here visiting.-Mr. and
N. L. Foster are visiting in ST.
nsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Tink-
are visiting their son, DIR. Ell. O..
khan in Burlington Noyes,
} has been to Portland, Me-, on
Y to his father, has returned home.
kstfield.
elson Lurette and the widow Kirk
Re married last Thursday.
J. H. Hoyt is on the road selling
Hendrix patent air tight butter
Hiss Elgie Brown has been engaged
teach in the mill schoolhouse this
hter.
hiss Stella Gilman has returned
|m Johnson.-Josie Hodgkins was
town recently.-Ada Brown was
ne over Saturday.
estmOre.
linn Thurston had a finger crushed
lille at work in the bobbin mill one
y recently.
There is to be a school fair at the
Ike view school-house next Friday
ernoon and evening. to raise money
flag. Several have loaned their
lections of curios to be placed on
hibition, and an enjoyable enter
nment has been prepared. The
r is under the direction of the
cher, G. Frederic Wheeler.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The water works cost $4,000.
IRA NJ. Jenkins has opened his new
her shop in the Weeks block on
urch st.
Dir. and Mrs. III. L. Parker have
IN on bicycle trip to Island Pond
/ West Charleston.
drs. Stern and Miss Jennie are now
New York. The latter's marriage
William Yarger will occur in that
y Oct. 10.
village meeting is called to see if
, voters wish to put in electric
hts. Better wait and get breath
fore starting in on another large
d expensive project.
lst Hardwick.
Mrs. d. Noble is a little better.
Myrtle Field was home from Cabot
nday.
Geo. Hale and Henry Eldridge have
CHI purchased separator.
Y. Stuart has cut go acres of corn
tn a corn cutter and binder this
lson.
Rev. Clark of Grand Isle occupied
, desk at the Cong. church last
bbath.
W. S. Bailey has rented Edgar
lnt's house and will occupy it as
On as Mrs. D. J. Ward leaves it.
est Burke.
Mrs. Milo Smith, has bought the
ace known as the Winchester
ace, near the depot.
Warner Fogg has built new piazza
his house, adding much to the good
pearance of his premises.
Mrs. s. Barker has moved her
goods to Newport Center,
mere she will reside with her daugh-
RS.
IttOn.
George Bean and wife were in town
st week.
Orville Campbell is in town laid up
it'll a bad hand.
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carries nourish-
ment and support
to all the organs
of { he b o dy.
Make your blood
pure now by the
use of the great
blood purif er,
Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Prof. Edwin
F. Norton, pro-
fessor of French
and German at
OIivet College,
have ALWAYS fnunG
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-07
Pure Blood

Is the great requisite for good health, be-
cause the blood is the vital fluid which
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16

To prevent wrinkles, the ladies Of Il
court of Catherine de- Medici wore
forehead cloth tightly bound on then
heads
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
Feminine Ingenuitles.

OF the multifarious uses of the hair
pin, some at least are we'll known. They
are suggested by a French travellers de-
scription of a pin which the Indian
women of Peru wear as fastening for
their shawls Its head is in the shape OF
a spoon. In fact, it is a spoon and a
shawlpin in one.
1t is odd, the Frenchman says, to see
a woman pull ont the pin, letting her
shawl drop from her bare shoulders. and
proceed to use it for eating her soup or
porridge. After the repast she passes
the bowl of the spoon carefully between
her lips two or three times, gathers up
her shawl and fastens it in place.
The same women use their slippers
instead of pocketbooks - a point In
which they may be said to have the adj
vantage of their North American sis
tiers. who. having no pockets, or none
within comfortable reach, are compelled
to carry thoir purses In their hands
The money of Lima consists of bank
notes, which go very well into the bot
tom of slipper.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16
THE CHILDREN GET THE GRAVY.
nut the Father of che Family Gets the Ftcn
OF Giving IT 20 Them.

OF Giving II 20 Them.
lyon know" said the father of
family, "it makes me laugh whenever
l think Of the childven's absolute nerve
about the gravy. What / mean is that
when we have a steak, or roast beef, or
anything that has gravy with it, the
children take it all, down TO the last
drop, without leaving speck for their
father and mother And they're perfect
~ sound hearted, wholesome children.
too, who would do anything they could
for their parents. But about some things
they haved a selflshness that appears TO
be perfectly natural TO children. and
that l suppose is bred in indulgence.
They have all their lives been acous.
toned to having everything that their
parents could give them, and SO they
come 20 expect it,
"But smile again as recall the fact
that when l was boy got oil the
gravy. Time and again have seen my
father tip the dish SO that be might get
for me the last drop, while he had none
for himself He was very fond of
gravy, too, but he never said So With
grave courtesy he gave it all TO me, as
though / were entitled to il. When l
grow little older, reproached myself
sometimes for having taken it all
When l grew older still and came to
know how gentle and affectionate and
forbearing and generous he was, came
to know that he wouldn't for the world
have marred my pleasure by so much as
q word-that the simple fact was that
it was far greater pleasure to him to
give me the gravy than it would have
been to eat it himself.
"And now when the children pass
their plates gravely dish out the gravy
down to the last drop. and | say nothing
for fear that they will rob me of the
selfish pleasure Of giving it all to them.
But smile to myself once more as
think of what will happen when they
come to have children of their own.
know what they II do then. They'll give
it all to the children, down to the last,
last drop New York Sun.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-16

Esscx, The f..v1..a Of Elizabeth, had
a set Of shirts which cost $50 apiece