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atorial districts will be affected in the
same way.
Ernest Harvier. Charles Stcckler and
Excise Commissioner Julius Harburcer
who will have in charge the reorganlza-
I ion Of the Independent County Organi-
zation, say they believe that in these
districts their organization holds the
balance OF powei They will Keep up
their work throughout the Summer in
perfecting their organization in these as
well as In the other districts OF the city.
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Had Z, give In lSusincss,

My stomach got SO nbd that could not eat
anything. ana the disposition 10 vomit would ut
tack me at any time somrtinrs | would have
10 get ont ut street car because of being sick at
III" stomach
''rhen there was Tint sense OF weight on my
chest, with pain behind tho breast bone and
creepy {, "in"s NIL over my body. When walk
in! Won become short of breath My days
Wer" niiscrnu!e. hut my nights w,ra miserable
too | would have to sit ny Mt night IN order to
get breath My chest would feel sore aud racked
from coughing I was continually raj ing little
rh"csy. Jumps, which gave out bad odor when
pressed.
There did not seem to he much difference Of
opinion among the dUCtur. regarding my case.
They all said | suffering from bronchial
trouble cumrl Gated with stomach trouble. Doc
t'rs t'pc and ngd Gardner tod me It was Bron-
Chini i1tnrIh Anh tatatrn ui the stomach. when
| went was So weak lut miserable that was NJ
tcrly uIit Tor work aad business To-day am q
new man In every way. -
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BARGE WIN. MYERS.

amined them carefully to make sure
that no child coming down with measles,
whooping cough, scarlet fever or some
other contagious disease was among
them, they were turned over to the ma
irons. Mrs. Mary Younger and Mrs. Car
oline Hasselberger, who were every
where at once in their efforts to make
everything comfortable and enjoyable
for the wan little guests and their worn
and weary mothers.
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There were thousand little children
and their mothers or grandmothers or
elder sisters on board the great, clean
well-appoin.ed barge William Myers, of
the Myers Excursion and Navigation
Company.
They began to go aboard from the
west-side tenements while the barge lay
at the pier at the foot OF West Eleventh
street. They came from all directions,
but the street-caf lines got no profit,
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for these waits OF fortune have no
money even for street-car fares.
The mothers and grandmothers thread
ed their way through the hampers
boxes, barrels and freezers that
had been unloaded from the wagons
Of Caterer Samuel l.. Terhune. and
were being rapidly transported to the
barge under the direction of Manager
Paul r. Telke. to be spread on the am
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WILL REVISE THE CODE.
Gov. Morton Names CIvil Procedure
Comm tssioncrs.

ALBANY. June 15.-Gov. Morton has
announced the following appointments
of Commissioners to revise the Code Of
Civil Procedure. pursuant to the pro-
visions OF chapter 1,036 OF the Laws OF
1885,
CHARLES r. LINCOLN Of Little Valley.
A. JUDD NORTHRUP ~ syracuse.
WILLIAM H. JOHNSON. OF Onconia
All are members OF the Statutory Re-
vision Committee.
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Policemen Simeon, Ferdon and will
lam Beatt!e. of the City Hall station.
were on board to keep a watchful eve
out for the good of everybody and. in
deed. no detail was unthought OF in the
arrangement or the execution OF 1.-The
Evening Worlds" first in the series Of
twenty-one excursions for the sick
babies.
When o'clock arrived Capt. George
Harringtons strong and fast tug Idle
wild sounded the whistle for "all
aboard" all the wcst-side children who
had received tickets were on board and
Capt. Dennis Minogue. Of the big barge.
set his crew to freeing her from her
moorings.
At the same instant Director Harris
Rosanofr waved his baton and the fif-
teen players of the Imperial Russian
Court Orch, stra played "Hail Columbia"
and the first start was made. Guy De
Yaulus, the manager. who volunteered
the services of the orchestra, was on
hand.
The orchestra, twelve pieces strong
will play at the Long Beach Hotel dur
ing the Summer. To-day's work was
only play spell. MIR. De Yaulus Is tn.
introducer of the rich, sweet Russian
and Hungarian music to America
1t was he who brought the musicia MS
TO the Worlds Fair at Chicago. and
that great combination is now spit into
four large orchcstras, which will play
this season at Long Beach, the Pierre
pcnt House, Bay Shore: Windsor Hotel,
Atlantic city, and the Casino Roof
Garden, respectively,
inGton POST march and other American
favorites were played by the orchestra
while the excursion sailed down North
River around the Battery and up to the
pier at the foot of East Third street.
where the greater part Of the excursion
party took passage.
Babies set sail for the th.rty-six miles
' i,own the river, across the bay and
down through the XIII Won Kuil and
Arthur KIN Rivers, across Newark and
, Rarltan Bays to the beautiful spot where
the day will be spent in play and PEAS
ure under the trees.
| Two scenes-a child with wasted cheek.
little infant and weak
"a phantom In life's busy dream
bubble on mis;ortunes strcamr'
The windows patched the garrett bare,
crust OF bread the daily fare
Dirt, squalor, rags their wherewithal
To fight. when pain and trouble call!
The scene is changed! Rich woods green hills;
Delicious odors. bubbng rls.
wild flowers, ald nosegays-Summer air
The SKY is beautiful and fair,
Rose. honcysrokle, ivy green
sight these mites have never scent
Are hearts OF iron? Is blood but icef
VIII you hold love in such a vlset
Let charity bua burst its chain.
And what you lose will prove your gain.
All! Look a moment on these scenes
And give the utmost OF your means!
LA TOUCHE HANCOCK
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Many bonds Issued Quietly.

The village of Wiliamsbridge. recently an
nexed to New York. quietly Issued a few DAYS
before the Annexation act went into effect,
$3.50 600 worth OF per cent sem!-annual, twenty
year bonds, which have now become an obliga
tion or> this city and may mean a loss OF
$50 900 New York.
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LEONARD TelLER'S RECOVERY

Mr. Leonard Teller, who speaks so definitely
of his recovery and the skill which accomplished
II, is well known not In the hacKneycd sense to
he typical tcstim onia-hut actually well known
in trade, In social life and In the civic and mill
tary orders with which his name has been idsnt.
fed.
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THE PROGRESS OF CATARRH.
The Degrees Marked as II Extends in the System.
Showing How Acting Like Simple Cold
the Serious
esuls

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"! '"'''"'N HrhhReh 'a'loS oi questions, br.
Copeland has eudcavored to make the diagnosis
of the different forms cf ,,,nr,h o,sy Il, cycry
,,,,,,,,, ", '"'"''" Wy W VIZ
'"''oh' inc onl'ct oi thiS paper To show the
steps or degrees mark ed IN tho usunI c,s, in In,
r'"S''ss "' 'h' "'S'as'. us rnh'''"ton VIII re-
suit In inducing one sufferer to note the progress
nn ,nnus ,'",n'n a, 70 "Irs. the d,sra,' before
~, V mnSs n'c invaded ana CONSUMPTION claims
\. Th,. Won. sea-.
x,.,,,n
were fnll across the fron nr m. hc.n nahro,, ~,
nrbr you ,o,,,,, ma, h,,.,,,., ,,,...,,,.,'
night, your nose discharged You got better but
n fresh cold vns contracted Van h,, s,,, ia r,,,
you began win a rlittc ,Iry conyr Then m. ,,r"o,
felt better. and you cgnn TO srit M, some slime
Another and another cold was contracted. and
one evening you noticed TINT YOU wcre honrse,
vo,,r ,h,,o, ,,i, ,,,, ,,,.t ,,,. l.. -. -,
y'ur '"'o". 'e,, u'y an" hn>kS' your cough got
worse anh the throat telt drycrnud huskicr THIS
,o""'."" ,,,,.' GOV worse 'oWNr's n,shl. IN F." few
~ ~ n' uvshn ~ ge, p,,,'t, NJ lehtt thr hoarsc-
wet spci cams ON v"u, f"n' s"u n, 'w"i'' @
,,ntb,s hc',,' . ~ ~. H""l .,u. go, WEI ortc
uin.n's became wet from damp spell nr fog,
You sat ~ thcs. wet clothes, and alas YOU got
boi ana in,"r,sn ,oH ~, ,'Mniu, WI u.sn wv .'lt
r, NV ,t ,tttrr's,' nnu Wnen you Went 70 ncd YOU
brnk rn,,nrb, ,,',1 1,,. Hunt Sr'p WI wy, mnch
""'H"' '"ch'hg cough
Nou Counhrd Continually
Your Ia ront vns worry snr, and ~ ,,r, ,,,, g,,,,,
hs ',t =, ''',u @ tc nr'aSl none rue SIDES ol The
Won raised trst a topeb strInvv ,r,r,,s q, th ,nn
conch. After Tin. what ynu raised WAS mi S"d
with yellow mntIcr ar thTrr mny bnNr" Ias,
grerush material WIN il
Whnt dtd this tu,nI I, ,ur,,, that ,.,, ,,,
cntnrrh in the head A fresh rnld rnu. .,.J inr
catnrrh 10 ,Ntrud down frru, th,. G",I n,,I
attack the thrunt ppl the snrr fhr,,t vns H.
result Another cold IrnNr ma biscn,. .,in
deeper, aud IL n. .tnrkrd thr ynrni rnrts on1
the cough md husky yoce ro M, a ~, ,"'ii
acted a. an excuse ior thr emf rrh tn o., a, nrrr
yet and the lining Of thr wIn,nin. vns n,
iccicd. Th u the we,tInr oI ,hr t,rt mr. bnay
gave the rntnrrh NJ, a N",, .n a, a., ,a,,, ~ H., ~
hrnuchal tuhrs and ven hnd Itronrhitis ~, W,n' NV
Chial Cniarrh ~
II this desCrires your condition h,y,nr, no hut
one more rSpos,irr ono mora cold nnI tnc
,ptnrrh VIII tax - N, insi ami uunI n /, ,n,n ~
attack the lining of the lungs the,ns,iyns - ~
condition is called '"''
.,.-,,
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Treated by Eminent Men.

81 had had says Mr.. Teller. - no lack Of
treatment nom eminent physicians and sur
u, onS I'Toi. GroSg Prof. pnnrpI at ana Prof.
Morton and other eminent men had treated me.
severe trouble with the bronchial tubes and
weakness Of my stomach was what ! was doe
torlng tor continually. | coughed good deal
NJ night My breath sccmcd to come too quickly.
| Coughpi sometimes nutil would gag There
was u continual raising q, frothv yellow mate
rial. my voice was honrsc and husky and there
was burning pain in The throat. My appetite
was very poor and In the last lew years / grad.
uillN lost flesh
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The Mayor In Statu Quo.

Mayor Strong Is arranging to have the Com
missioners OF Accounts continue their search into
the ahar. Of the several city departments The
Mayor has not yet taken action in the State
Lul-,cy bill or in the matter Of the Third Avenue
Railroad Company's franchise in st. Nicholas
ave
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The wind blew nor nor west a six-knot
breeze with GOODNESS, good cheer and
healthfulness in the zephyr when the
first of the twenty-one Evening
World" sick babies outing parties set
sail this morning for Raritan Beach.
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Skin Diseases

Require S-a-n-a-d-o-r SIX in
Soap Because it contains
a new non-poisonous
vegetable antiseptic, not
found in any other prep
aration-the latest and
best discovery of science
for the cure of eczema,
pi III pie s, blackheads,
rash, chahng, prickly
heat, sunburn, b lite 5 +,
stings, &C., &c.
It is a non-poisonous antisertic soap for the re,
lief and Of all diseases OF the skin and
scalp. For toilet use 1t Is twice good as plain
soap for the same price perfect soap Tor IN.
baby For sale by all drugg sts-2jr. sANADOR
MEDICAL CO.. 10 IL Vandewater St, N. y.
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ERIAl EREE

BcRr in mind thar any chr mic sufferer,
whrihrr fiom cntnrrh or other srnird and
di tre-sinE chroHic mnindy, may apply
AN, time at ~ West 2fih st.. near Mad.
,son square. nnd receive from the Cope.
In nd experts the mot efsicirnt treat ment
now IN vOgur at merely non,n nal rntcs, to
oiIicc and mrii patients alike. Trial treat.
~ nj aud medicine free to those applying
in person.
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THE INSCRIPTIONS.

H., New York rk......................... 800
Joe and PHIL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
Annie Rooney, Madeline Herbolshemer.
Loretta Nealis. stand in front IS suf-
folk st..............s... st. .................. z3t
Florence GreenberK and Rose and Rachel
Syrkin. stand In front Of IL Rutgers
street. .... ....... 81
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Personal.

ADVICE FREE-Practice In all courts; collections
promptly made hero and elsewhere; ~ thargs
unless successful. Peoples Law and Csllsstion
Bureau, : East 18th 1t.
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ADoPTIoN-IIeaithy. refined infantA AMY
Private Maternity Retreat, New Y0S ave..
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La 0DRRESP0RDENelA De PBERT0-RiCg."
VIERNRs, 20 DIN NOvIEMBRR DE 1898.
LOS PARTIDOS NO Sc ENTIENDEN EN- CUBA
FIRMEzA DEL GENERAL MARTINEZ CAMPOS

POGO en- concrete dan de 81 las noticias
de la guerra que publican los peri6dicCs
de Cuba recibidOs aver por vapor Ma7eue
Ia. De esas noticias, sometidas ALA 4 la
censura pr6via, solo pueden deducirse
dos axtremos:
Que las cosas sigueu en- 8tatw quo en-
la de8venturada antilla hermana. Este
es, los insurrectos destruyendo cuanto en-
cuentran su pasO en- su recOncentracl
hacia las Villas, mientras las tropas leales
los persiguen sin lOgrar q. entire ambos Sc
traben mas q escaramuzas de relativa poca
importancia; y aun cuandO los peri0dicOs
no 10 dicen, dejan comprender que, en-
efecto, hay algo en- ell fondo de 10 que
aQui tantas veces SO ha repetidO: la posi-.
BILE celebration de algun pacto secreto que
pOn ga t6rmino la guerra en- Ell mas breve
pla2o possible. Cr6ese generelmente que
Tnuchos de los partidos en- armas depon-
dr1an estas 81 & Cuba se concediese Ia
autonomia.
Respecto de este dltimo extreme, las
opiniones son muy encontradas: unos
Quieren que So entire en- negociaciOnes
de ningdn g6nero; que SO inicien procSdi-
mientos violentOs que la contienda Sc
dirima & eangre y fuego. OtFos,-los que
ven como va de d1a On dfa aniQuilandOse
la isla de I'm extreme otro,-piensan de
distinto modo: quieren que cese senne-
jante horrible estado de cosas de cualQuier
m0do, antes que la riqueza del pals llegue
verse deStruida pOr complete. va el
hambre y la desesperaci6n SO dejan sentir
On muchos departamentos; 81 comercio su
frte las conseouencias de tan anormalisima
situaci6n la agriculture, fuente principal
de la riqueza del pals, va desapareciendo
por complete. No SO debe pensar sola-
mente en- el presente; hay que pensar tam
bi6n en- 81 pOrvenir, va muchOs SO pre-
guntan al siguiendo las cosas como van,
no sera peOr 81 jlltimo dfa de la guerra que
el primero de la paz Hay que tener tam
bi6n en- cuenta los numerosos sacrifcios
de hombres y dinero que viene exjgiendo
la madre Esps1a le injustifcable guerra
de Cuba.
IGsto es, en- resdm en-, le que dicen los
periodicoS. La lucha entire los que pien
san dc I'm modo Il otro eSta entablada sir
esperanzas de avenim1ento y caUsando
grandes quebrantos la causa espaf1ola
El general Martinez Campos mientras tan
to, hrme en- Sus ConvicciOnes, invariable
en- sus prop6sitos, consecuente con sue
principles, sigue la politica que inici6 al
hacerse cargo del Gobierno General en- Gu
ba, porque cree que con ella llegara mas
pronto al fin PRACTICE que todos esperamos:
l& paZ. No es 10 mismo formar y desba
ratar planes en- ell escritorio en- Ell Cafe,
que resolverlos como 81 los resuelve en- el
terreno de- la practica, con la responsabili-
dad inmensa que han de exigirle sus con-
temporaneos y Ia historic.
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gran batalla aceptada por M6ximo Gomez
y Antonio Maceo.. iqu6 se 20! cincuen-
ia mil versiones absurdas, disparatadas y
faltas de TODD fundamental.
Los mlsmos ayudantes del General,
desconoclan Ell destino el obieto que lie
vRban.
La version mas autorlzada mas We
raz que Of, fu6 Ia do que esos refuerzos
iban interinan1ente Las Villas, para no
entorpecerse las operaciones emprendidas
por Is dernora en 81 embarque del tercer
Cuerpo expedioionario.
81 otra cosa es, ye 10 sabremos Dor
mas que estas horas s;ga Ell misterio.
HAZANAS NSURRECTAS
Escfibsn de Baracoa con fecha 81 del
pasado:
En la tarde del Is fueron ouemados
por los insurreotos los c1ificios que ocupan
la antigua fabrica de ceite de COCO LA
Palma d7 loe Sres Oc 4 y Compaflfa y
hoy dc los Sr6a None Compaf1fa.
Las p3rdides SO O. 1an on mas de 20
mil pesos.
Nosctros protestar g de csc nuevo 81
TO criminal, que meroca Ia condeuaci6n q"
todas las oonciercias honradas y ell mas
enorg1co castigo sobre aus autores.
Por el cahonero "A'cedo" fuaron he
chos dos disparos de g ,etralladora, com
& las echo y media dc nOche del lun;
81, sobre los esco3n brns de los edficios d
la antigua rehneria DC oeit9 de COCO quo
fUoron queEnados per los iGsurrectos por
haberse visto en- aquel Iugar un grupo de-
estos 1ltimos.
lProteotaz! 5Para que? Este os el pan
nueetro 90 cada dia en- todos los distritos
por donoo pasa 10 revozuci6a. Incendios,
dinamita, tiros 4 los tFanes etc etc. Por 81
TODD este resulta Iuega 1orlas y pan piata
do, bueno IS que vayanos encalleoiendo
elAsanGido moral para que podasnGs ver
con oaG2@c1aEno corno, oon escusa d! a311cf
patrio, ~a incendia, SO vuela se arruiDa
una patria. La historic del nifio dc Ire
buiana: GUERRA tanto 6 su novia, que II
mat6, ahog&ndola al d&rlo un abrazo.
TIRITOS
6ogI3 no5a Official go Ia noche del dia
70 vatioa Erupoa iz,au<@: ctos tirotearon el
pobla&o - S3ngo, hirjoado a un soldado.
Eli des3aca 2ento oontea56 & bolazo Iimpic
= al hac@rE1 el reconociniento al dia 81
gu5onto, - hallar0n doa caballos muertos
Pos5o>iorm9nta SO ha sabido quo la
partida QUE oorri6 tai TAmba es la dc Pan
DO 9aoch#z Echevarrfa.
(Contiruara.)- - Ey CcrreeponsaI.
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a4TEGEAs GEHEaALES

Advortinos 4 nueye eusoriptores de
esta Capital que adn nc han satisfecho la
subscription del corrienta mes, que aiempre
deba pagarso por adele ntado, que 81 antes
del dia dltino no han ts|izado 81 pago
nos verer1os IN el sensible case de supri-
mirlea el pexi61 1ico el dfa primero de Di-
ciembre. 2-I
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Ha sido nombrado sobrestante de
Obras Ptlblioas on esta Ciudad, Ell joven
don Eduardo Andino Vizcarrondo. Ee-
OpOsici0n, Sea enhorabuana.
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El domingo pr6xi1no proy ectan los ci-
clistas RESIDENCES en- esta Capital y Santur-
ce una excursion al barrio del Oaimito,
jurisdiction de Rio-piedras y fnca de
nuestro amigo el senior Boneta. Este les
tendr& preparedo IN gucuLonto lunch.
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LOS EMPLEADOS MUNICIPALES
YLA CRUZ ROJA
VII

AREOIBO.-Amigo Oordov6s: Toda
buena causa me tiene & tn lado, maxine
esta que es toda oaridad y patriotismo, -
Como verAs poH las dos relaoiones adjun-
tas, unos 90 han suscrito por una sola vtz,
por ser cortos sus sueldoa = ser numerosas
dis de au haber mensual. A principioa de
Diciembre hare Ia primera remesa Ia Sra
Presidenta de Ia OFuA Roja.
Tu slenpre ahmo amigo,
MR1oU1ADEs GTNORIO.
SHSoF2pt0res poT una solo Uea Don
Santiago Gonzalez, dofia Herminia Cam
pos, don Nicanor Ferrer don Ramon
Caballero, dos pesos cada uno; don jose
Chabran y don Fernando Eoheparev, 4
Un peso; don Benigno Lopez, cuatro pc
sos; don Sergio J. Ubiha, ochenta tres
centavos; don Demetrio Barrios, un peso
c1ncuenta centavos; don Domingo Canosa,
setenta centavos; don Geronimo Letorre,
un peso vetnte centavos; don Victoriano
Quihones, un peso seis centavos; don Nj
colas Martinez, don Nicolas PARA, don
jose Rivas, don Francisco Echegaray, don
Ceferino Henriqusz, don Antonio Rodri
Ruez, don Benigno Affigne, don GreRorio
Ginorio, don Jose T.. Aoosta, don IQnacio
Prieto don Emilio Lopez, & noventa
centavos cada unO.-Suma, veinte nue.
We pesos nueve centavOS.
De I'M d6G dc haber neensuaL-Alcal.
de, don Lorenzo Roses.-Empleados: DON
Luciano Narganet, don Juan e. Castillo.
don jose B. Montalvo, dof1a Maria Sierra
don bernardo Oaamaho, don Fernando VI
has, don Martin Oobos, don H. SAM. don
J lose Maria Flores, don Santiago Seiio.
don Vicente Fernandez. z.-Secretario don
GinOrio.-Total cada mes, diez
stete pesos ounce centavoe,
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HHTEL Y RESTAURANT La Catalina
San Francisco 56 y Luna 39.-Buena me-
sa y buen servioio: hsbitaciones espacio-
sas Y ventiIadas. Comilias ( la carta des-
de las de Ia mafana hasba las doce de
en- RdRIanEa z
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En- ruestra edici6n del Is del corrien-
to, toman9olo do los peri6dicos de Ia Ha-
bana, fachados eI 8, dijinos que los cabe-
elias Gas 5illo y Mass6 habian salido de
Cuba, l!egando Jamaica, desde donde Sc
embarcaron para los E tados -Unidos. La
pcticia ha resultado cier5a, pues asf SO 10
comunican q las mil quinientas "El
Tolamaqua," que 10 publica en- su edici6n
d.e anoohe. Mass6 y Castillo llegaran q
Fiiadelfia en- el vapor noruego @Leon,"
que fu6 81 que condul2 la expedition de
C6spedes Cuba. De 0onde resulta que,
saliva sea la parte, ell vicio de talemfcos
de ''El Telemaque" siF ; siendo mas rapi-
do que ell del "Herald' Nueva York.
PkRlS-BAzAR. Corr l,trensilla dc la
ma para ruedos dc traj a centavos la
vara y mas ancho 10 centavos; ruedos
de una cuarta de ancho con Gordon para
sayas, a 2 reales vara ? mas estrecho Is
centavos; nueva trensiiia para ruedos for
mando feIpa Estas dltiIca as classes son muy
prop6sito para Ia moo de ahora, pues
forn1an los caDelones Dc as sayas que ten,
to SO uean On Paris. Z 3nsillas bordadae
para adornos de traje a L real Ia pieze de
varas y otros nuevos dibujos a precios
muy baratos. No olvid-rse que acaba de
llegar de Paris IN surtido de sombreros de
sehoras para todos los gustos y bolsillos.
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RON VlEJo "sTRCNGHOLD."-De

KUN WEJU "SIRNNGHOLD."-
venta: se1ores Sobrinos de Armas, alma
cen Cruz Ii su sucursal "La Esfera"
Fortaleza 81 Cos que venden barato), don
Gustavo Bozzo, Tetuan SO, Farmaoias de
Isefores J. M. Blanco y Compahia y Oele.
donio Blanco Compehia "Col6n", "El
Caprfcho" San Justo nGmero 81, Cafes III
siglQP 7 81 "Kiosko Central. p
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Duestra 1istiuguida amiga doaa Amalia
B8lozcuo 81 Abrufsdo poF 81 ojemplar de
81 obra Oonduencias," con gus nos ha
obseQ1ia5c. LeersrnQs con gust0 tan in.
terasanto brahajo, que a2tg llaE1ado ha.
oar ma r=xol0oidD an !as eaaas don6a las
cocineraa zoabeu Ia ufIa g Ioe eriades en-
g@n1raI saoau elo porE2:@o De los amos 81
pet46leo 1a Ia GoaponaGl. AconseJarn0s &
G;g1aatT0S lac&07"7 qua 9s.QuleTGn Ia 0bra =
fuu1en ojgarrillos Uebe4as.
En- ii vapor correo ''Alfongo XIII que
de hoy s mafane Sc espera de la Pc
nfz.s3zEa, Ilogaran los c,5atro millones de
paao8 en- plata provincial, anunciados pa
"a 10 opecaoi6n del ca1Je da la moneda
znaiic@na. Dioes8 quo dol % 81 80 del co
l1inaria" | ea0siado decretc cue dara deta-
lies de Ia fo-rna en- que ha dc hacerse la
operaci5n. Y Sc acentda el rumor de que
Ell canjo principiara el primero de Diciem-
ore pr5ximO.
Ha tornado possession de la Admins
TRACTION dc Comunicaciones de Oiales, don
Luis Hernardi y Vasconi.
Caia ifa SO exhiben mas novedades
en- "La Fama de Puerto -Rico," San
Francisco 45 recien in1poStadas de Euro
pa. Entire elias, nanet1s de colores, muse
linas fruncidas y crespones de algod6n
propios para blusas de sehora, surahs y
orespones de seda de dolores, cachemires
y velo de religioso, pahuelos de seda con
iniciales, etc., etc.
FL domingo pr6ximo hara Ell aerorau
ia seEor Z )rrilla una ascension en- Rio
piedras. La fiesta principiara las tres =
media de la taEda sn Ia plaza de Ia igle'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22

FL doEningo pr6ximo hara el aeroGau
ia seEor 2 9rrilla una ascension en- Rio
piedras. La fiesta principiara las tres =
media de la tasda sn Ia plaza de Ia igle.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-22

He tornado possession de Ia Admins
iraci6n dc Comunicaciones de Oiales, don
Luis Hernardi y Vasconi.