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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

El General Martinez Campos ha dis
puesto que los diez esc'7adrones que van
organjzados arCuba, tengan tr5s cecciones
armadas con torcorola Maiiser y sable, y
la cuarta secci6n con lama, revolver y ea-
bic, de rnodo que cada escuadr6n tendra
40 hombres arnados de esta funesta y
mortifera arma, que tantas g}orias ha da-
10 q la caballeria aspahola, Los escua-
drones 1levar3n los nombros de los regi-
rnicpt0s del arma de que proceden en- la
Peninsula, 8 sean Lusitania, Numancia,
Vill2viciosa, Villarobledo, Principe, Fspa-
fla, Pa71a, Talavera, Alfonso XII Te-
tuan. Seran mandados por I'm comand an
to del arma con dos capitanes y cinco su-
balternOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
~ Ell COLLAR DEL RAJAH

dormidoy eoos de- los co~redo~cs inpasiele5 =
desiertos.
Entrabs en- campAna acknowledgements ar
ms da; pero por ell momento no ten1a adversarios
quienes veneer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Ha rendido Ia jornada de la vida en-
Manatf, la estin1a bis seflora dOf1a Gerva,
sia Arana de Rubio, persona muy. estima-
da en- aQuolla lOcalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Cambios.-Londros 80 DIV $8-45 q $3.50
8.-New- York, DIV " 73 p9.-Paris,
DIV SO a 70 p3.-Espan&, 8 " so 81
D9.-Habana, DIV 50 pS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

El 7apor alonan "Remds" cargo en-
Ponce para Filadelfa, 400 bocoyes cor
1O2 mil hilOs aZucar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital hemos
tenido mucho gusto en- estrechar su manO,
nuestro estimado amigo ell sehOr don
Eduardo Armstrong digno y popular alcal-
de de Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

recera en- esta Capital I'm nuevo diario de
caracter comercial dirigido por nuestro
competente amigo ell s6flor don Jose Se-
rrat Ell citado peri61ico SO propone esta-
Dlecer I'm servicio d. telegramas. diarios
procedentes della Isla de Cuba para 10 cual
ha alberto su empresa una subscription tri~
meetral entire deterninado ndmero de per-
sOnas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

I'll bale llovado efecto anocho en-
Ca+afio por varios j6venes de estA Capital
an Ia casa norada de los esposos Mont'lia,
o1ed6 en- extreme concurrido an1mado.
a. Iail6 haata las dos de Ia madrugada. y
1a o concurrencia %1r1 qued6 altamente satisfe-
cha v apradoCida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
Los QUE VEMDEN BARATO.-iTUBERRIA

LUG UUE FENDLN DENETUo II = 777171010117
DE HIERRO!-Pt.r t.rticipamos a los amigos
de la Isla que nos habian pedido. precio
de este articulo, que acabamos de reci-
brio 10 ofrecemos & tipos ventajos1si-
mos.-SObrG71OS de ATn1GS. 3-3
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kEcaCOMlA.-Fabrica de cafe m,

lido de ZEPPENFELDT COMP. San Jose 25 San
Sebastian l9 3),-San Juan Puerto-Rco. (NIARcA DE
FABR1CA ~ Sc lleva cafe molido en- grano do
ra al detail ? chavos. NOTA,-Esta fabrica no tie
ne NADIA que con Ia de A. PEREZ COMP. To-
das nuestras cuentas estan saldadas. ID
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Acompa6ado de SUI cstimable esposa,
SO encuentra en- este Capital, nueetro ami
nitO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Aye, Sc vendier9n en- oompetenoia en-
car de la hacienda 'ESan Vicente 2" girls
& pesos % centavos; Sc de Ia t:'san Pc
dro@ de Ia misma selaae pesos oa eentaYQs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

este el nombre: Estrada Palma Por el
otro el escudo de los revolucio~ ari - cuba
nos con esta inscrip ion: Repstb1Gca de Ces'
bn-5O cent0VOs-ANO de 1895.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

QUO AQUI.-Venta de TN billar america
no nuovo par caramb olas con todos sus
ensores corresp spondientes. Informes en-
Areclbo Cafe -1Fonzo. 4-2
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Do Is La Lucha" dc la Habana:

De- La Lucha" de la Habana:
''El se11or MinistrO de Ultramar acus6
& los banqueros de Ia Habana de cOnfabu-
larse para comprar precios inferiores &
les de plaza, los giros q.sobre Ia Peninsula
.ponfa en- vonta la Intendencia, y todos
entondimos que el se1or Castel!ano al Sc
nalar ell NAL SO proponfa remediarlo. Pc
70 ahora resulta que la Ultima opereci6n
realizada para situar fondos en- el Tesoro
de osta isla, es tan desastroea como ;q! las
pues por su orden Sc han iquidado a III
por ciento de premio, las 100000 ibras,
cuyo importe ingres6 antes de aver, en- las
caias de la Hacienda, cuando el cambio
so6re Londres 30 cotizaba en- esta plaza
1s4 por ciento de premio, siendo este he
chO obieto de concentrates POGO favorables
respecto la oapacidad bancaria del sehor
Castellano. Lo que nosootros deducimos
de todo este es, que algdn banquero de Ma
drid, SO aprovechara del benefcio que an
tes realizaban sus colegas de esta isla."
Rafael Altamira, La ensehanza de la
Historic, seguuda edici6n corregida y no
tablemente aumentada, tono So. Arci-
mis-, La circulation atmosf6rica, l folleto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
telA [TRl TAN III WLa mejor
IL RAJ ALL marca de Cigarri-
Hos de Ia Hahana

Sc detallan en- las tiendas d. provisiones
do esta Capital y al pr mayor por sus
1nicos receptOres.
- MELTZ Y GAMBIA,
1O-8 FOrtaleza 21.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

81 cab ado del corriente, So impOnen-
tes depositaron en- ell Banco Popular, 1922
pesos 20 centavos. habiendo expedido has
ia Ia fecha 385 libretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

IS de la referida hacienda clase 4
peso O5 centavos, compradoe. .por Caldas y
COmpahf1 rs a. cos. mi oscura de Ia ha-
cienda San Pedro" 2 pesos n centavoe
y 4 bCcoy2s do Ia ''Sauta Ana" & 2 pesos
so Centavos comprados por L. Villamil y
COmpaf1a.
CABAlLO ROBADO Del corral de los
senores Vi!ella, en- Lares, desapareci6 en-
la n0ch' del 30 al 81 da Mayo I'm caballo
do la propiodad del IugenierO don Tulio
L8rrinaga. Las se1as del caballd son las
ig>ientes color zoino claro, cabos ne
=.rOB, pata trasersz blanca, alzada siete
cIartas, edad nueve diez aflos. paso de-
van ado, cola cOrtada, herrado, con eun cor
don b'anco en- la frente, labio inferior al
GO caidO, tiene arahazOs en- los cuartOs
traseros de haber peleado recientemente.
So gratifcara con 25 pesos al que suminis-
tire la primera nOticia que conduzca iden-
tifcar 81 animal sin que para NADIA Sc 1e
mOleste ulteriOrment": 81
APR0vECHAR LA OCAsION.-C Cinturo-
nes, cinturOnes, Ia mar de cinturOnes de
tOdas formas y clas 9s todos de piel, 1lti-
ma mOda, para seilUras y niilas, SO esta
realizando una partlda a preciOs de YER
dadera QuemazOn en- el PdrlS B0zQr, For
taleza 27.-El objeto es ell de popu!arizar la
moda en- Puerto Rico poniendo los cinturo-
nes al alcance de todas las fOrtunas.
MECHAS para yesQu9rOs, superior ca
lidad, en q z9s de IL varas, barat1simas.
YESQU EROS de eslab5n y piodraa, nj
kelad0s dor<4dOs.
PIEDRAS de repuestos para los mis-
mos.
YEsQUEBOS de agujas, clase supe-
riOr con potecitos de repuestO. 6-5
El eabado del corriente, So imponen-
tes depositaron en- ell Banco Popular, 322
pesos 20 centavos. habiendo expedido has
ia la fecha 385 libretas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

Para conner sabroso y barato en- esGa
Capital, SO hace necesario visitar la fonda
''Las Delicias", de Aqui1ino Martinez, Ca
lie de Tetuan nGmero SO, de 10 contrario
no hay case.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
campANlA DE FERROCARRILEs dc

~
via estrecha de Mayaguez=Se invita- los senores
propetarios de montes que tengan maderas de horte-
g0n moral6n coj0banas, tn ;hueIos plmlentos
deS6en vender para que en- Ell ternl1O mas DreVe que
sea possible presenter prOposclones por eScrltO al Con
sejo de Administrator de Ia Conp2na, para el sunni
nistro de dicho MATERIAL eSpreSanao: pfmero el ~
gar de procedencia Segundo, Ell puerto mas proXl-
mo de embarque como dato dc reterenca IercerO el
preoio de cada una dc las dIefehteS peas; pues-
tas en- e1 muele de Mayaguez CuaGt0; el plazo
mas breve possible que Sc comprometerlan a entire
gar cada una de las cantdades de las pleas sguen-
fes S00 ochocentos postes) para TELEGRAPH de seis
siete metros de Ongitud de cuarenta cuarenta y
cnco c6ntimetrOs desdimetrO medic. 5000 isesenta
" nneve miD traviesas de una longitud media de un
metro trenta centimetrOs; anchO de VENUE Genuine
+rOe " do IN esDesor minimo de dOce centimetros.
X COS (m1nce miN metros lineales, mas menos, en-
Dezas de escuadra que baje de Velnte cenClmetr0S
de lado, sean ocho por ocho PuigauaS oG 7
formalizar el contrato Las PropcscloL0s ne a.
bajo>sohre al que suscrlbe Mayaguez1 .n JH5o 4 oe
T895 I'll Director gerente INFERNO, IL. RRANO.
Deseando esta Compu1ia adquirir una Trturadora
de piedra con sin motor, pero de PIe1efenca, cou
6ste como tambGn dos Kilometres de via pOrtatll con
s1s anexOs dc aguias para cambo de via, cUrvaS, q,
& v un numero propOrcionado de Wagonetas para
TnoyimentO de tierras admtr prOposiciones para su
adousici0n debendo driirse por escrto, los que m
tercsen vender al que suscrbe NayagqG2} J3no 19
1865 --El Director gerente nternO,--L BhANO 1O-@
Los iaponeses han tornado va Ia esta
dfstica de las pres&s reaolzad3s per 01los
en- la guerra con los ch1nos' r}gu1"u 0n
primer t6rmino tres buques de cOmbate
81 h1oues mercantes. Los canones as
ciend IN 4 700; los fusiles pasan de 5000;
200 son los caballos; 500 las banderae;
4.OO0 las tiendas; 80 millones de cartqchos
nara fugil, millones para carga de ar
fi1larfa, Ademas han capturadO ma qulp27
" v{yeres por valor de muchos ml'lone8 de
1esetas, En- cuanto f rtalezas camp,e-
ment0s, roc0rdamos Ia aguda respuesta
del oet11diante de los "HugonoteB", a pro
n6-ih,, d*a} njnlerO de los Papas: "Muchos
|o11ch0G no Dll0d0N COI1tar50.
I'm "LaFama de Puerto-Rico" de don
Francisco Arrabal, San Francisco hume
70 is, eo acaban de recibir por e1 ult!3no
vaDor los siguentes articulos: s"nOrorltof
finos para nlllos, capotltSes hndlslnas pa
"a ' bautizog, cresp6n negro de s5da, Xelos
neoroa de honda, punt0 negro de moJltas
maa3nti;(aa tohallas, mediae nog"as de h'lo
de- de- Escocia, guautos Do 6eda negros, 1<joI5a
neor0g de caDritillG, plun1a8 bla1c;ia-, Gre
1oe " 15tgras V IN fo1omonal surtldo en-
coac6a de- s0nbrer0s dc Ultima novodad.
I'll bale llovado a efecto anoecho en-
Co+afio Dor varios j0venes de estA Capital
an Ia casa naorada de los esposos Mont'l5a,
ol1ed6 en- extreme concurrido y anlmado.
AZ halo haata las dos de Ia madrugada y
IL conc7rrpncia uued0 altam0nt9 satlste-
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C0lQCAClON, hay para una 8 dos seho-
ras de alguna edad, con bueuas referen-
cia8, que des6en servir en- 81 Hotel LngI0-
terra, como camareras. 3-3
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A las nueve de Ia mahana de aver, t11-
vo lugar el Coneejo de Guerra de Ofcia
les Generates, reunidos en- el Cobierno Mi
litar de esta plaza, para yer y fallar la
causa contra ell teniento de la Guardia Ci,
vii don Pedro Led9srna. En 11no de nnae-
tros pr6xin1Os ndmoros Ofr< cemOs dar Id
extracto de 3icha eau a = 3e la acusaci6n
Fiscal Dafensa, puea ahora con Ia pr6xi
ma llegada de los corr os de Cuba 10 la
Pen1nsula, nos falta esracio para clio.
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Ell PARISIENSE, BARBERIA 7 PE

IUQUERIA Cruz 12. Enseres de IulN. nOVeuau nmpleA
erTcO extra con perumera estO mOdernO. Sc admte
.bonos por meses.-SERGIO LECOMPTE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09

ST quiere listed I'm vino bUeno para Ia
mesa; solicite los s9hores pres Luidia H Herma- a
blecimiento, into y blanco, de la gran
marca ''Logroho', Roja, legftimos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-09
,T6 .JAPONES

LOCAL DE PANADERIA.- Sc arrien-
da Ell de Ia viuda de don Jose Gonzalez ca
lie de San Sebastian numero 35.-Infor-
maran Bolivar Arruza y c.. S. en- c. 2O-10
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iiAERIAIL-Para cue mo eufran enga6o

IIAIEKI A!!-Eara que no BI1Iran 0nganO
los cons1imidores del vino marca LA NAVARRA dada
la usta ama de que gOza tan rico cadO les prevent
mos exian las botellas lacradas ell nOmbre de
FABIAN PR, etras al relieve, pues dcho vino ha
sdo aduIterado propiO envase otro de infe-
riOr calidad FABIAN GARCIA Y CoMPANIA. l5-2
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I'm PIANO,-Se desea vender un pia
10 casi nuevo de Ia mejor caidad. Informaran No
Y VALE, Cruz Is. o.
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T.
electo por unanimidad, I'll ilnstrado doctor
don Arturo V&z:1uez Prada, euya cliente-
Ia, ademaa, es uumerosa.
La sociedad estab3* cida an Paris para
la propaganda de la crenaci6n de los ca
daveres, ACADIA d9 publican una MemOria.
Segdn 6eta, desde 1889, 6poca de su funda,
ci6n, ha procedido 19, ,755 incineraoiones,
asf por cuonta de- las familias como de los
hospitales. Dicha sociedad ea Ia dnica de
su fndole que existe on Francia. Actual
mente SO cuentan en- Europa en- los E.
tados Unidos d. America, 10 sociededee
de cremaci0n V 50 monumentos cremato-
rios. En- los Estaios Unidos, hay % de
las primeras y 18 de los segundos.; Lngla=
terra, posee tres de unas y tres de otros;
Alemania, 27sociedades y cuatro monu l.
mentos; Italia, A de aquellas y % de IS
tos; Suecia, Noruega, Suiza y -H5olandGa,
poseen cada una, una sociedad. Por orden
de Guillermo II, en- ell ministerio de Ia
Guerra del Imperio alernan, ae estudia la
cremaci6n en- los campOs de batalla.
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cRRRON DE MADEIRA

rina cae del Concrete nimero 3o, detras de Ia fabric
del hieo cncontrara el pubicO constante existencl
de taIegas grandes baratas de carbon c0mpletamen
te seco fuerte. Sc lleva domcilio al que 10 de
see. 10
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81 RuEN eUSTO,---Uno de los mejo-
La PEOUENA ANTlLLA.-TETUAN

96.-(TRAN HABRICA DE AGOAS OASEOSAS'
DF CANON TORRES.-Especaliad en- las de RELTA do
ble toda oase de Carbonatada
tes. a. -Servcios do abonOs doCnicill0
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OBITUARY.
Death of HI. William schorer.

H. William Schorer died at his home IA Kossuth street, yesterday morning
 after lingering illness. MT. Schorer
 was one of the oldest and most respect ed German citizens in this city. He
 was born at Frankfort-on-the-M Main, | Germany, in 1919 and came to New Ha- l ven in 1S47. MT. Schorer when he first l came to New Haven was employed for 1 a great many years by Charles B. Lines, who was afterwards lieutenant governor of Kansas; then by Treat & Linslay, and later by the Shoninger Organ com pany. He was very highly respected and will be missed by large number of friends.
 The deceased was a member of sev- eral societies, among them being Ger mania lodge, I. O. O. F., Canton Aurora, uniformed rank, the German Aid soci- ety, Concordia, and he was also a char ter member of Columbia lodge No. 15.
 He was one of the oldest and most esteemed Odd Fellows of New Haven and was held in special high regard from the fact that he was long promi- nent and active in the upbuilding of the lodges of which he was a member and the same Is true of his connection with the other societies with which he was identified.
 He was a most devoted husband and father and in all the relations of life he leaves an honorable and un- blemished record. His health began to fail about two weeks before last Christ mas and all that the best medical skill and loving, devoted care could do were unavailing to stay the progress of disease.
 MT. Schorer leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters, Charles F. Schorer, a son, being in the wholesale crockery business on State street, this city, and Julius Schorer, the other son, being in business in New York. William Froh- lich, proprietor of the tonsorial rooms on Center street, is a son-in-law of the deceased.
 The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at his late home, IA Kossuth street, at o'clock. The funeral ser vices will be conducted by the Rev. MT. Siebke and the interment will be in the Evergreen cemetery.
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City court-orlmlnal side-Judge Dow.

John Cranes, non-support, continued until April 22; Daniel F. Early, assault with intent to kill, continued until April 15; John Mooney, breach of the peace, continued until April 13; John Crane, breach of the peace, $5 fine, $6.24 costs; Peter Mccarthy, breach of the peace, $5 fine, $7.SS costs; Richard Sturgis, theft continued until April 15.
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UNION YETERAN UNION.

 A Novel Entertainment Last Evening
 Incidents of Travel in the Form of B
 Lecture by Captain D. $. ThoInas-A
 Browning Success and an Impromptu Re-
 ception.
 Last evening the hall of General A., H. Terry Command, No. 8, Union Veter- an union, in the Insurance building,was crowded with members and their friends, the occasion being the reading of paper by Captain D. S. Thomas entitled Incidents of Travel" More tickets were disposed of than the hall would accommodate, and scores of la dies and gentlemen left the building.
 The reading occupied one hour, and although the heat was insufferable, not person left their seat. Indeed, one rarely sees such rapt attention, and the perfect quiet of the packed audience and eager interest to catch every word, must have been quite f1attering to the reader. MT Thomas has boiled down the adventures of a life time into novel and entertaining lecture.
 A1S 0Wbll DhL pl1CAly dpOAl AlAJ OtA~ incident, and made but brief tarry in any one locality. In quick succession he passes from one quarter of the globe to another, now roaming through the great cathedral capitals of Europe, again joining in moonlight concert on the broad Atlantic, moment later speeding down the Mississippi on floating palace The only disappoint- ment was that he made no allusion 10 his thirty-four balloon voyages, which comprise the most exciting incidents in his career. Later in the evening Mir explained to a Courier" re- porter that his experience as an anna teur balloonist formed a separate paper, requiring a full evening by itself. The subject last night was a novel one for a lecture, but it demonstrated what one man can do to entertain miscel- laneous gathering, if he has the ma terial ito draw from and the brains to present it to an audience in an at- tractive manner.
 At the close MT, Thomas was rendered an impromptu reception, which ended only after large portion of the au-
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CoURr RECORD.

Superior Court Criminal Side - Judge
 Wheeler.
 In this court yesterday afternoon John IsslSy was convicted of obtaining s1OC from Felix Gelbert in return for a con federate bill and was sentenced to two years in state prison, Thomas MilSa- wosl1y, who was also charged with the same offense, was acquitted.
 BONDS OF $500 FORFEITED.
 John E. Lamb, charged with serious assault upon Jane Robertson, deaf mute, forfeited his bonds of $500, fur nished by S. T. Riggs, Court then ad- journed until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, when the trial of Dr. J. Ed ward Lee will be commenced. An extra panel of jurors will be summoned in for this case.
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BTVdGl'S s East Rock TaaStOTG,

973 State Street, near Edwards. WYE sell large quantities of the highest w and best grades of Tea and Coffee with great satisfaction to all purchasers, Not only so, but our Tea at 35o and our Coffee at E5c are the very best to be found in the city. mh15 A. BRYDEN.
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Court Notes.

The cases against Quigley & Futile, formerly brokers in New York city, which were brought by the National Newark Banking company of Newark, N J., the Mechanics bank of this city and the Mercantile National bank of New York, have been assigned for a hearing before a jury
 SUITS DEFAULTED.
 The suits for damages brought against the city of New Haven by sa- rah Coogan and Allen Drew and wife have been defaulted by the defend- ants.
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THROUGH AN ELEVATOR SHAFT.
Painful Accident to Eva smith at the Ald-
 rich House.

rich House.
 Eva Smith, twenty-five years of age, whose home in said to be in Hartford, and who is stopping at the Aldrich house, met with a painful accident there early Wednesday morning. About 2;3O o'clock she left her room in search of something and while wandering about the hallway stepped into an elevator shaft and fell a distance of about thirty feet, breaking her left leg between the thigh and the knee and also slightly in- turing her back.
 The hospital ambulance was summon ed and she was removed to that insti- tuition, where it was ascertained that her injuries, though painful, were not serious Last night she was reported as being as comfortable as could be ex- pected under the circumstances
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SETERAL FIRES.

A House, Barn and Store Struck by Light
 ming.
 Lightning early Wednesday morning tenement house in Harburgh owned by James A. Bill and badly damaged it. The lightning also struck a barn in Black Hall owned by George w. Wolf. The barn and contents were destroyed and ten head of cattle were burned to death. Loss $6OO0. The lightning also struck Watts Brothers store at Washington depot, The store and the railroad station nearby were Loss $S, ,000.
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'Doan' you be skyaht ter battle wit sin," said Uncle Eben; "but hoP on ter de choice ob weapons. Many CT young man am hus'lin foh his rent money case he stahted in ter punish desc hyar Jackson City bookmakers. Washing ton Star. "
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BY THE PEOUOTS.

House Open for Members To-day, Fast Day.
 There will be no special observances at the club house of the Pequot asso- citation Fast day, but the house will be afternoon and evening.
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IN CENTER on nURoH To-DAT.

Children's Annual Missionary Meeting.
 The children's annual missionary meeting will be held in Center church this, Good Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 There will De singing and recitations by the children, and an address by Rev. J. K. Browne from Harpoot, Tur- key,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-12
oltr rInnnoiers weel.ly Meeting.

At the weekly meeting of the board of finance yesterday the payrolls of the several departments of the city govern ment were approved as follows: Police, $2, ,99S.19; fire, $1,74764; public works, $1,- 636 health, $114.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-23
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