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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

el infeliz penado tuvo mas de diez rninu.
t0s sObre Ia Tnano, sufriendo el dolor con.
siguiente. El herido fu6 trasladado lue-
go la enfermeria del Presidio.
SEKECESlTAN una BUENA COCINERA,
& la que SO pagar& buen sueldo, y un sir
viente practico, en- ell ndmero 18, calle de
Tetuan, altos 3-3
De Toa-alta nos escriben que estk en
proyecto Ia construction de una carretera
dssde 81 puenta de los Reyes Cat6licos has.
IL "l pueblo, y que Sc construira un
puento sobre al rio Lajas Ell que pasa poK
dAtras de Ia hacienda de don Antonio Lo-
peg. Las obras ssran dirijidas por el
maestro de- obras = agrimensor don A.
Min. El rio ha continuado on Bus crecien.
tes calcul&ndoss en- mil 8 dos nail pesos las
p6rdidas que ha originado con elias
la agriculture. .---.... ....
Ootizaciones de giros y efectos publ.
COS hoy.-Moneda Espanola Provincial.
Loudres. es..........SdI DIV 7.70 & 7-76 nominal
Idem. 80 div 766 7-7O nominal
Paris. ..... ............ 65 6 Sc pS nominal
Madrid y Barcelona. AS & 30 -pS nominal
Provlncias. ......... 30 50pS nominal
New York. ........., .67A 80 pS nominal
Habana..;,.;.;. ...:; .4s a6o p s nominal
Acciones del Banco Es- &
panol. l.................. sc 81 cada una
Aeoiones del Banco Te-
rritorisl Y Agrfcola. ...... 6175 venta, sin
pagar g. diVidendo
Cedulas hipoecarias. "a & s6pS nominal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

NO 0LVIDAR que en- la Casa de Cam
bio de D. Santos Filippi Sc venden papele.
tas de la Loterfa Extraordinaria de Madrid
81 moneda corriente, cada d6cimo 16
papeletas. Unico agente de los afamados
cigarrillos de stVillar y Villar." 21D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

Il vapor espafiol " Montevideo" cargo
en- este puerto para Ia Peninsula, $50 sa-
cos con 38, ,692 kilos cafe, barrilos con
$40 kil0g aztcar, $50 cuercs con 4, 4,805 kilos
Y 200 caias con 600 mil pesos meiicenos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

las celebradar muselinas blancas arrase-
daa, ide1n con nlotas de felpa, Ultima no
vedad, elernanisoo DE- coloreB rara mantle
les, serviiletas grandes y pequenaa tam
bi6u de coiores, gran novedad, nuevo
surtide en- telas fruncidcs, medins uegras
y de colores para sehoras nif1os un
colossal surtido en- capotitas de bautismo
para nifoB
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

mn nTnO para jovenes y ninos he
4uMH chos y la medida. Telas
= &WAW D1 aproposito para idem.
Especialidad de La Sastreria Trancesa,
TNH&a 1ow0 KY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18
Dice Ln Pabicidad de barcelona

Dice LG Pu6EicGdGd de Barcelona en-
su edici6n del 26 de Noviembra:
"Lean, lean nuestros lectores 10 que
va continuation, pero h4ganl0 con pre-
cauci6n porque es cosa de avergonzarge:
SHAY un detalle gravfsimo relative Ia
sitlaci6n ds Cuba, qua peser de NO Ser
nusvo no ee ha conccido hasta hoy. Oon-
siste 6ste eE1 que los insurrectos no sola~
mente cobTan de los propietarios para per
mitirles hacar Ia zafra, siuo que como har
Qusdado sin opeTarios, & consecuencia de Ia
insurrocci6n, los insurreotos le dan obre
roe para hacer la zafra mediante Ell page
Burrectos hacienda la zefra! ?Para quo
necesitamoe esos miles de hombres que
tenemos en- Santa Clara7 I'm Cuba cami-
nagnos dc desastre en- desastre de YER
gtienza en- verguenza. SLlegaremos f
tempo para cOntener esta debGcIe? Ell
pesimisEno es cada veg mayor. Demos Rra
cias 10 q. SO inaugur6 en- sagunto, q.
oatA destinado hundirnos."
~ En- La Lima en- tn Casa, frea-
to { Ia Plaza de Armas es 81 gran baratilIo
de estog dias. Sc estan tirando las puer~
tas per las ventanas: platos de porcelana
extra, hondos y llanos reales docena,
calnisas para seforas desde hasta 10 rea-
les una, casimires ingleses, lana pura,
dosde peso on adelante la vara, sombre-
roe tinos de fieltro reales, abrigos para
se1oras muy choice y medias y camisetas
de lana por la mitad de su precio; grana-
dinas surahs de seda pura desde reales
en- adelante la vara; cretOnas grano de
orc de hilo menos de su costo en- fabrica.
Hay Glen mil articulos mas que no Sc pue-
den enumerar y que Sc dan barat1simos.
Las cintas de soda SO dan como Olga ell
parroquiano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

Dice IL "Listin Mercantile: - "Hay
compl.ta pnrali2aci6n en- todos los nego =
CLOS & cAusa de Ia falta do frutos dlsponi'
bles para exporter, y con este motive con-
tinI1an elaYadOs los CambiOe."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

mnN NAN Vende billetes TO la LOte-
XZU, UUU ria Provincial, en- todos los
scr 6est3s.-R AFAHL r. PALAOlOS Y SA-
TAGAR Canital 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

8E VENDE en- I,UUU Una casa en- Ia
carretera de Hato-rey, cerca de Rio.pie-
dRas, con elgunas cuerdas de terreno. In
formaran Tanca s, altos. 10-E
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

EI BOletbn de anoche emilia su mohosa
y anticueda artilleria, toss fuerte, haca
detenida punterfa hacia la Isls de cabras,
dispaTa, y los proyoctiles van derechitos
con direction & Cangrejos, no tocan La
COEREsPONDENCIA, y SO disuelven en- H.
11aisma calle de la Fortaleza al pasar por
frente de la redacoi6n de Et Pd5s, que le
trae indigeeto pregunt&ndoie 81 acepta 6
no las reformas dc MauPa.Abarz1za.
Crea el colega que no le tenemos IN
quine; al contrario, 10 apreciamos, pero no
nos agradR que ncp tome de minQo para
hacer sus Carambolaa 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

De nuestro estimado colega " El Noti-
ciero" de Ponce:--'' No 10 hemos compro-
b4do, pero SO nos agegura que pesados
1niI soles mejicanos 6igual cantiddd de los
ro42a provinoiales que SO astau canjeando,
aqu@lloa posan dos kilos mas que 6stca; y
81 20 Ael. "a pueden nuestros lecrores fgu-
raraa o1alss e9ran los concentrates quo ha-
co1i los oaIouliatas acerca del canje con
el cinco por ciA,.to de doscuento; opera
ci5<7 quo. oon v@ntojas pazs 81 Tasoro Ma
cicnal, ha podi&o lecrotarso la par, y
entoneos >at2rla juatidcada Ia felicitaci6r
saftor Ministro Caatellanos: sino, que 10
digaD los empieadoB civiles miiitaros
les ouales han partido per el medic"
El vapor "Baldomeru Iglnpias" cargo
en- Ponce para Ia Habana 1852 saccs pesan-
Dc 1o,476 kiloa cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

On almanaque de regalo ouien
acferte la siguiente oharada: 'sTe dos tres
en- 81 CagIttas-tal vex porque no recelas
q. ESQ rio tiene nf1nitas-inflnitas san
guijuelas. Comes prtmad tres dices-
q. las comes porque ignoras-q. to pue-
den dar lombrices, s,-lombrices trastorna-
doras Son tus gustcs tan senciIIos,-q
do re6irte no hay modo.-l Funas tambi6n
olgarrillos, ,-cigarrilIos de mi todo2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

Sc VtNDE UNA ElACA do 200 ouerdas, ,ubi-
eeda en- la jurigdicci0n de iogTande, ba-
Rrio de- GuzmAn arriba, con arboleda dc
buena maderas, platanales y 20 ouerdaB
dc cafe. InformarAn en eeta Capital,
Sol ntmero T6. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18
ALOs MUsICOS, EsTUDIANTEs

af1ciOnadOs.=Se cOpla toda Case dc muslca, es'
tudos, pleas de concerto, misa etcetera etcetera
Sc trasporta se sacan partituras; Sc copIan toda
clase de documentos Paseo de Ia Prncssa 1877 As
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

Nos dicen d. Luquillo que entire ell CO.
misionado para 81 canje 81 alcalde acci-
deAtal sehor Rola, hubo diferencias aobro
atribuciones aeerca de Ia custodia de los
caudales La superioridad di6 por tel6
wraf0 Ia raZ6n 81 cO2nisionado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

kLMkCEN y Liberia de Olimpio Ote-
ro.-1Poncej. Puerto Rico.-CAMPOS J.
M.-Carita de -Mazurka, so centa-
voB-En el paseo.-Vals, so centavos.-
E! observation-disclosures, peso 25 ctVs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-18

El mojor ron que SO consume en- Puer-
| to- Rico, es al de la rnarca ''Stronghold"
Puade ustsd tornar Ia Noche- buena una
guarapeta con 81. Ea vez de llevarle 4
usted al Cacharro, le lievaran Ia Miea de-
Gallo. Y lepediran perd6n por la molestia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
FRIDAY
NEW IDuST
A Couple Important improvements
in Albany.

These are quiet DAYS; but Albany is
not sleeping At least two important in
dustries are being started here:
The Sugar Pine Mill < Fixture Co. ARE
nearly ready for the manufacture oi
chairs on an extensive scale. They have
just completed two story addition to
their factory 30x50 feet, a steam dry kill
with capacity of 10000 feet oil lumber
and have on It's foundation a 25 horse
power boiler with fifty or sixty foot
smoke stack. New and first class ma
chinery rs here ready to pc placed in pos
ition. II will take the rough wood and
work it to the finishing touches in mod
ern stvle. The factory will start on fii-
teen styles OF chairs of medium grade
and will use in their manufacture oak,
ash, maple and other woods, all native TO
Oregon, making speciality OF dining
room chairs. They have some late DIVES
for enbossing the backs, and will use
some handsome designs OF robbler. saddle
and other seats. The splendid reputa-
tion OF the company will insure first class
work and growing business. one that
will no doubt devc.ope into a more ex-
tensive line OF goods.
The other industry is big fruit dryer
icing stAtteu Just East OF ADOFe factory
by Hayne & McChesney, nearly com
leted. II il OF the KIRK invention. and
will have capacity Of at leas, $50
bushels OF fruit day. A speciality will
be made of prunes, apples and pears.
The building is S5xi0 feet, two stories
and Is q permanent structure that will be
run by these gentlemen for business.
The Kirk is a very ingenius dryer, one
of the bes; made and has given great
satisfaction where used.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
SATURDA
uOMI. AND ABROAD

Buy your peaches at the PJst Office Gro
Gerry.
| Boys, take your oil cans to Hodges &
AcEarlana's. They will buy them.
The latest fad Trilby watch guards for
ladies, at French : iewelry store.
l.. Veirick has just received a large in
voice Of DIR bite Hair Renewer.
The in ane as. lum secured 700 cords OF
body DIR wood Ibis year fOr 50 % ord.
A fine line OF new sailor hats jul receiy-
ed at the Ladies Bazaar 25 cents and ep-
wards.
You can set all the initial pins you want
now at French's jeweiry stOre. Parties
from the country can order BY mail.
Those who get their meats at the Linn
Dressed MeAt Market. at Second and Els
worth streets never complain of poor quail
ity. and the price Is aIways the lowest.
CP 6lDver brought 100 bushels Of
wheat threshed and il averaged q bushels
per acre.
Of the siOO, 900 paid for the o F. some
one has estimated that creditors may posi-
by receive per cent of their claim.
II is estimated tLat about 200 persons in
all went into siIetZ to take up claims.
They we-e very quiet about it and 50 scat
tered As TO attract no attention.
T~o Salem bo,s this week met bear
back Of the Hotel Aouteray al Yaquina-
They were not al all frightened, = Salem
paper says; Sut all TIE same ran ike deer.
A Los Angelo. commission merchant
writes to an Albany merchant 70 make az
rangsrnents for the shipment Of Oregon
potatoes TO that city, indicating that .
goSd market will be Iound there
If you are compelled TO live chesply and
wish to supply our table with the best the
market affords
By ala means patronize the
i'osiofhce Grocery.
Engineer Hogoomo, Of Yaquina, has 10
sated an immense rock In the channel al
the Bay. only SIX feet below loE water,
vessels at different times.
Or. H. 4. LAWS. in Conversation toaay.
casually retnzrkei that his los acres Of hops
pr0mlstd the bss; yield now. than Of zny
season slnce he bad been raising hops
Harrisburg Eevle~.
The report tha. the Episoopzlizns are TO
bald church al ALBANY and that the C n
tract had t-sen les Ly Bishop Morris. Is
mistake Tue church l. TO oe b7Ii: at En-
gene and rol ri Albany. Is srxt stated oy
the Oregonl<n.
The circus fairs did not &c; In their
work very derP at Ashland According 10
the IIdIngs ebe man WAS '-fiim-aAnm-d
out Of $50. bGi the fakIr Eas iooa arrested
By The eity marshal and not only gave mp
the $50 bl; s. c1sts a. Eeli. SsSer4i par
ties are reported TO have parted With
smaller sums.-Mail.
Two citizens yesterday guessed AZ the
problem of shat ro1Ba Il hair springs
tOs watches would be wqEth. 0Ls esiinai-
ed ihA, IheIr Va lie would t-e al least g.. ami
The other, II make II safe 0essed g They
se4rned fE5gil a 'eSeser that the actual value
Of 5 pound Of the iiii.e sprlags wzs about
sl6. .UQ. lines
4 1000 mile trip by twelve year Old
glr, all alone. Eas safely concluded JESTER
day. The little Miss was Lzzle Ie1enber-
ges, sister Of Mary ard L@uise LeaeBber-
g.r. anu she came from Monroe, " isCoasln
Accompanied by Louise. she went on 10
YaquIEa to Join Der father, whom she had
not seen for nearly dozen years.-CoTvAl-
lis Times
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02

BIG Freight REDUCTIONS. Albany's :
advantages as business and shipping
center, due to the junction with o. c. &
+. are again emphaticaIly demonstrated
in new freight tariff established yQster-
day by the Southern Pacific, from San
Francisco, TO take effect Aug /. The rate
10 Albany and points intervening to
Portland, has been reduced from 100 20
20 on first class mdse, and thence down
10 - cents on Z class, iron previous
rate OF 30 cents; 20 Eugene the same
classes were reduced from 100 TO 75 and
soto g and 10 Roseblrg from I45 TO 81
AID - TO - the eight intervening classes
in each case being reduced gradually in
the same proportion. The reflections
were made necessary by the competition
by water and are certainly ot very
striking character and viii be appreciated
By Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
List ofPatents.

Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by G.. 4. Snow &
Co., solicitors Of American and Foreign
patents, opp. L. :. Patent Office, wash
ington, d. &.
L. F. Badgley. San Francisco, appara-
tus Tor treating bituminous com pounds.
ID. Berry, Fish Rock, Cal, rotary engine.
A. w. Coffin, San Francisco, coin rccep-
tacIe and register. II. COIman. san
Franci- Leo, ash and SCOT pan ". Cur
lett. San Francisco, faucet C.. Flieduer,
Portland. Or, animal trap. G. y. Hop
kins, Spokane, Wash, coin-controlIed
telephone. G. y. Johnson, San Francis
co, dish-drainer. J. ". Jobnson. Iruc-
kee, CAL, crosscat saw. T. Fl. Palmer,
San Bernardino, CAL, broom.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. Govt Report
R@!aa!!! 9! RsxassE RRsklaRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SOCIAL AND Personal

County Judge Duncan will rusticate al
Lower Soda until next Monday.
J. u. Irving returned from Yaauina
today. His family are there taking their
summer outing.
Mr.. Dick Rhoadea left today on trip
TO near Monmouth for a much needed
rest and for recreation.
Miss Julia Taylor, one Of the new
teachers in the Albany public schools, re-
turned TO Albany today from trip Ia
Philomati;.
Paul Costel, son Of August CosteI, the
foundryman, arrived from Albany last
week and las taken place as moulder at
the As5ls,id Iron Works.-Tidings.
Wade II. Davis, grandson of DR.. II. 4.
Davis, OF this city, returned TO his home
in Albany on Tuesday, after rollicking
good time in horseback riding, rowing
and The full liberty Of his grandpa s
broad acres. Harrisburg Review.
Recently it was stated that Hon. J. q.
Mitchell had gone 10 Southern Oregon to
look after the interests OF his constitu-
ents; but he is in San Francisco, afte..
leaving Albany he did not stop until get
ting there.
Mr.. Geo. Simpson Is evidently abou;
70 start on a fishing trip for whale judg-
ing from the size OF fish pole received
from VIM. Toner and cut at the Bay. It
will take Sampson TO handle: but
Simpson will try it.
Fred s. Dunn, graduate OF the Ore
gon State University, and q post-gradu-
ate of Harvard university, was last night
elected to ill the chair of professor OF an
cient languages in the Willamette uniyer-
sity.
r Thompson and wife, OF Albany. Or,
are registered at the Esmond- Mr.
Thompson has been engaged in business
for some time in that city. but has come
10 Portland to remain. He proposes to
enter business--Portland Telegram.
John w. Roland. OF jefferson, has
been appointed bookkeeper Of the insane
asylum. Mr.. Roland AZ one time resid-
ed in Albany. Mr. Roland will resign
as p. m. A. B. Huddleson the former
r ~. would be good man for the
place.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
Wheat. 42 cents


The overland was three and hall hours
late this morning, caused by breaking Of
som ,thing on the engine the other side of
Rcseburg.
Attorney Stowe writes TO friend that he
is At the Kelley institute in Salem in u
critical condition, due to what physicians
term meIanchclis, and diseased condition
of the stomach, caused by the excessive use
of liquor.-Lebanon ADVANCE,
A contract has been let to w. j. schmidt
for the building Of 5000 edifce for the
Episcopal Church, on Second street near
Main, 10 he completed ready for opening
by Sept. % Rev A Hall will have
charge of it.
Jack Bodley, Portland man was given
an item in the Portland papers about re-
markably fast 10 II. road ride, not elualed in
the northwest. II resulted in some aatter-
ing offers from bicycle men The Joke
lies in the fact that Bradley cant ride at
all.
The Illinois Mining Co. is preparing TO
dig II miles of ditch tapping Josephine
and Canyon creeks in Joseping county and
by fall fully 1000 acres of rich placer ground
will be at the merry cf several giants SAYS
the Courier. Moves like this keep things
going.
Ex- Superintendent Geo s Downing DO
fore going t. the mountains bought a s25
bull dog to watch his camp. He tied the
animal 10 the rear of the wagon. Tho doy
IN some manner was choked to death. and
was dragged fifteen or twenty mules before
being discovered.
While Mr.. and Mrs Otto Martin and
Mr. Ben. Poindexier were driving from
v aterloo to Scio the buggy was tipped
over near 8. r Claypool ). where bridge
was being repaired. and one of Mrs. Mar
tins arms was broken in the fall under The
buggy
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effeotually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA F1G syrup co.
SAN EaAsctsco. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEW foRx Ne
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02
A Thrilling Accident.

An accident occurred at the Cameron
mill located on Crahtree creek at the
crossing of the Woodburn-SpFingfeld
railroad, that came within q hairs
breadth Of resulting in the death OF Mr..
y. A. CLARK who was at work ut the mill.
Mr.. Clark was engaged IN offbesring lum-
ber and at the time of the accident, a
board which had not been sawn entirely
from the log stuck fast. He endeavored
10 break it loose by twisting it, 4 very
ordinary procedure, when something
caught the beard and hurled it against
him with sufficient force TO tear two of
his ribs loose from the breast bone, and
ai the same time knocked him back so
that he fell through the floor upon the
main drive belt below, and TO the tight
ener pulley. The mill, OF course, was
stopped as son as possible and the in
sensible man rescued from his perilous
position. DIR. Cole, OF this city, with Dr.
Rossiter as his assistant were SION at the
bedside oi the injured man. The main
injury aside from the bloken ribs was q
fracture OF the left arm between elbow
and shoulder and fearful cash from the
top Of left shoulder under the arm, some
10 or l2 inches in extent. The belt had
apparently rubbed against him Until all
the tendons. arteries, etc, were exposed
In dressing the wound which was per-
formed in skillful manner, consider
able portion OF the mangled flesh and
muscles had to be removed. The left
hand was also badly cut by the belt rub
hing against the back OF it.--Scio Press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02

Do ycu know, If you want to 20 east and
desirs Pullman Tourist Sleepers, that you
will be detained from IL to Is hours unless
you take the Northern Pacific? Remem-
bcr that the Northern Pacific is he oeren
line running Pullman Tourist Sleep er
through to the east without delay. Tim
and money saved by this route. For full
information, ii as cirds, maps. etc call
or address O. G.. Burkhart, agent Albany
Ora
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-08-02

RESPONDING TO CIECVs ExcozEs.-The
Portland Me-, NeEs SAYS OF the Great
Wallace Shows: The equestrian az-ss
are OF the highest order. and OF the tour
lady and iour male bareback riders there
Is nothing bat words OF commentator to
say. In the aaenagc acts there are two
horses shown whose intelligence are re-
markAble, and last night, a most unusual
thing for 8 circus, the applause from
these perfoa mances Was 50 enthusiastic
that encores had TO be given