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REALIZATION STAKE
Won by RequitsI at sheepshend
Bay Track.

Bay Track.
NEW YORK. July 1.-THE Realization
stake was run at Sheepshead today and Re-
quittal won so easily that he made the others
look like selling platers. He made new re-
cord for that stake. The race was won after
the mile had been made In 1:43 2-5. He was
then third, having come up from sixth place
after the three-quarters pole was passed. The
mile and a quarter was made in 2:10 Merry
Prince and Hastings leading side by side with
Requital only a length behind. Requital then
shot ahead and came down the stretch an easy
winner. Peep O. Day took second place. Sum-
First raee, FIVE furlongs- -Bonapartegswosl,
Rubycen sseond, Masian third time, l .39 AS.
Second race one mile-The Winner won, Irish
Role second, Glenmoyne third: time / 80 As.
Third race, double event. five and half fur
longs-Ornament won, The Friar second
Winged Foot third time. 1:12. Fourth race
Realization. one mile and five furlongs-Rs-
Qultal won Peep o. Day second, Merry Prince
third; time. 2:40 2-5. Fifth race, five fur
longs-Haphazard won. Cassopias second, Mo-
hawk Prince third; time, 1903. Sixth race
one mile and one-sixteenth on turf-Kennett
won, Halfing second. Colley third; time. 40
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CINCINNATI. O., July n---Summary: First
race. seven furlongs-Atheia Allen won,
Isabel second, Mate third; time 1-s0Z Sec
ond race. five and hah furlongs-Nellie
ply third: time 1:1o. Third race one mile
and seventy yards-Anna Lyle won, strathrol
second. Probasco third; time 1:47 Fourth
race. merchants stakes, walk over for
Isokio. Fifth race FIVE furlongs-Performance
won, Pygott second, Oakleaf third: time
1:17x. Sixth race, seven furlonss-Robfnsen
won, Aoylan second, Nimrod third time
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o. Earned runs, Minneapolis 2. Grand Rapids
1.sH sacrifice W,; hits Lally Gilks; base hits,
Laily, Whellock 2, Camp; double NAV
Wheelock to Mills to Carney; bases on balls
6y F1gsemeier 1. by Goar /; struck out by
anee enn. oy GoaT 4; time, 1:55; attend
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~ ~ NATIONAL LEAGEE. 1
Beaten at Home by the

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at Louisville.
Washington at st. Louis.
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The following table shows from what teams
games have been won and to what teams
games were lost:
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ls N OLD and .WELIrTRIED REMEDY, ana
foE pver FIFTY YEARS hss been used hy
Kiuiona q mothers for tbsir CHILDREN
EAtle CUTTING TEETH With perfsct success
z sectael tAs saild. sqfteng the guns, reduces
tnaaEaznetion, sllays all pain, cures wind oollo,
b vs!y pisaaehs p The taati. and d the bss4
remsdI Tor di.frhoss. ssla by druggilts Il
eyerT part Of the world, PRICE TWENTY.
for xRs wiNsisoWy sooTHfNo n iSfo 81 sYRTSf i7f
and taAe 10 ft1eg find, ~ nothafs win ana
& tAs Ye9t Asdiekss b uss turins ths teeth.
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CLEVELAND. O., July II. The Orioles bat
ted Young exceedingly hard today and won
easily. Attendance 5000 Score:
Cleveland 20 % 90 o. o 0s0I 2
Baltimore .....o o 0-1o II 1
Batteries. Young and zimmer. Hofer and
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Lost ...... 80. 20 2S 20 80 81 40 As Al
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY.
Detroit at st. Paul.
Grand Rapids at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Kansas City. l-:i
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
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TooK TWELVE INNINGS.

CHICAGO, July lit took twelve innings
today for the Colts TO make it three straighfs
from the Giants. the winning run being
scored from third on Meekin's unfortunate
balk The batting was light and the fielding
clean Attendance, $500. Score:
RHE
Chicago ........1 oe.1oe00 !
New York ......0 0001001G O-212 ?
Batteries, Friend and Kittredge, Meekin and
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TWO GAMES PLAYED

ST. LOUIS. No., July 1.-Two games were
played by the Browns and Bean Eaters todav.
ana they hrcEe even. In the first the home
while Breitenstein was pounded for twelve
runai anAs victory. In the second gaine. Sd
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ST. Paul z, Detroit 8.
Grand Rapids 5, Minneapolis 4.
Indianapolis 10, Milwaukee 8.
Kansas City IA, Columbus 5.
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SINGLE MEN WON
In the Game of Cricket at Kittson.
dale.

The single men yesterday at Kitson-
dale won on the first innings, time pre-
venting playing the game out. In the
first innings of both married and single
remarkable small scores were made
1t is hard to account for this as ON
paper both teams were apparently
good for 100 runs. The bowling of both
was very good, but still larger scores
ought to have been made
In the second innings the men played
up better, Donaldson and r. A. Mac
gregor holding the bowling down, caus-
ing several changes until Emslie finally
got both disposed of, the married men
managing to knock out &c. The single
men going In again made 40 for two
wickets, Vaughn contributing 26 by
good cricket. When time was called
1t left the singles winners on the first
innings. Next week the return match
will be played, when the married men
hope to wipe out their defeat Saturday
following the team leaves for Chicago.
where they have to meet some very
strong clubs. Following are the scores
MOI tod Ii-c+
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Maui, the Washington pitcher claims he
loses from four to six pounds every game he
plays and that after a game he is tired out
mentally and physically
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SIxGANESSTRAIGHT
ST. PAUL ENDS A WEEK WITHOUT
SUFFERING SINGLE DE-
FEAT.
DETROIT MADE 1T so CLOSE,
THOUGH, THAT TWO GOOD HITS
IN THE NINTH WOULD
HAVE WON.

GOLD BUGS BEAT THE MILLERs.
A Small Score and Exciting Contest
in MinneapOIis-India dia napOIis
Still FOrges Ahead.
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That 1t doesn't pay to win a pennant two
seasons in succession is evidenced by the
falling off in attendance at the Baltimore
games. Only teams in the first division can
oraw the quarters and halves from the
pockets of Baltimore fans.
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Ehret made queer base hit at ST. Louis
Hart pitched bad ball and Lynch called
1t strike. Ekret turned in surprise and
Hart split the plate In anger Ehret threw
his bat at the next ball pitched, accidentally
hit 1t and the ball flew over third base safe
Peitz scored from third on the strange play
SDOrtinp Tjfa
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The Hossiers have contracted the habit Of
tlelng the score in the ninth inning and win
nlng out later on. Thus far they have not
lost an extra inning game this season
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The wonderful brace taken bv Washin ston
mas aroused unbounded enthusiasm among
the patrons of the game and the turnstiles
are registering great crowds in consequence
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II players. persist in being pugilistic, :"
allowed to carry bat during game; and
II bat won't preserve order then an ak
would probably keep the scrappy players at
arms length.
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Second Baseman O'Brien of Louisville, has
been traded to Washington for Infelders
Crooks and Rogers and a bonus of 81, ,OOO
Clingman and Miller will be retained with
the outfield, and Cassidy will remain at short
unless better man is found. Rogers will
probably become first baseman, and Hassa-
maer may be utility man. Crooks will play
second. -
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Espec1fco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especffco desaparecen los bar
clones en- el cuerpo. Els el verdadero s.au;
ta-dolor. Sc usa an fricciones Sc apii,
ca en- ochenta casos distintcs.
V6ndese en- Ju -Diaz-barrio de Hate
puerco--easa del inventor selamente.
Mayo 4, 1885 A.
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ell heno de Las praderas del bosque, pero e
metal era rsrfsimo
La sefiorita de Oiairefont so vestfa de an.
tigno, haciendose los trajes reformando los
que Sc relegaron al guarda .ropa como intiti
les para Ell uso. =
III marques. absorto en- su monomanfa. de
nada de este dsba cuenta, por 10 tanto no
padecla las tortnras one su hija cufiads
experimentsban, y estas, Ia primera sobre
TODD, Sc esforEaba por evit&rselas.
Hsbia este becido Antonieta una tan no.
derosa muralla de ternura en- torne del fa.
nAtleo inventor, que sc estrellaban contra
ella todas las pesadumhres que pudieran
sfectarla.
Sc manifestaba verdaderamente maternal
para con squel n9ft0 01ciGno, sienaora SON
risndo su esperanto de inventar alQo one
Voiylsse los suyos centuplicado 10 que les
sito. P0Po
Solo en- IN asunto fue impossible engaf1ar-
10. Hacia dos afos que Antonieta era la
prometida de M de Croix Mesnil. v cada
yez SO mostraba mas rehaeia al matrimonio
y dilstaba su enlace.
E Joven baron era M militar de excalan-
tes dotes hermoso de cuerpo, amable
cnyo padre, msgistrado eminentisimo. podis
aspirar los nas elevados puestos en- Ia ca
rrera judicial
Esta bods, que Sc concerto cuando al msr.
ques era sun dnelIo absolute do su patrimo-
MO de G'airefont, fue sceptada sin repng
pancia por Antonieta, parecfa pr6xima 4
efectuarse. Eutonces ell j6ven Official era
suoteuiente, Sc manifestaba muy Svido de
casarse.
Los uotarios de las dos familias oelehra-
ron vsrias conferencias, cuyos resuItados
'neron SstisfeItoiios. de los caales 10 ve
lia en- conocimiento de que el futuro mari |
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{
Lempiaba a0strafda los talu lea t.,ancn,.;,os
ue las ooras del Gran Margsi
!. Lanzo una melancolica nnirada sohra al .o
noario moDtecillo, arido v triste. los aru,s-,-
aes ue los pozos de extraction. yacios. ss
poarian: las BARRACKS estabsn yaciss "A
ooreros: los vsgones permaneefan inm6vilas
Soore ios rails del camino Que sirvj6 nRra
dassa. dds'.sr Ia cai nasta los hornos, aeaxados
uesue mucho tempo va
IAde aluella explosaei6n ona ~. -.
10 Ia1n'sls6 ell marques con fshr;, 80
uau' ~ oi~ ca-ado por falte da racnrvc. los
osI a1aIos com. zsdos solos. otros ! medic
huoHr, a4usilcs nomentos dc caloarea en
~ 1ono 90 'el ooDjnnto, represeutaha
.a go, psoaultiva enna de fuarzs y flasvelos
",ueass que e3voiSieron las es0eranxas IA
I ana lovsn, cl bienestar do ana far,ilfe. In
rls III ae - selsz de IN padre de famiEia
han pasauo' ' s. pfesento y oil porvsuir ssts-
emoargo, cnaudo el yieio arlsf6,rsts ,s,;| H.
nn.a !. Veces. sefialando las oauteras !.
Aqui eata el porverir IA raj. h;iy,s,s ,c
'4ts, ue sna experiencias resnItahan Ia
aoS a. 1oucrstos La cal de aoueIla coiina erN
h;f:1' nasta no ser possible oua err. Ia
.I,cIa n colnpetencia con Yentaia
~ 1spaclo ds nnehos amos. Il yen4a faa
a.: Lay considerable los srendimientos min.
le s1t-., .as, oon ooJeto de mejoras loa mediou
yantar ou. S o. marques 80 empe66 en- IN
o1.ar msquinas perfeocionadas. "a lnnnS
en nusca de nuevos meiios nsrs osi,.s,.-
~ aus looaa pruebas der. och6 las ptil;dsdas
-. pre- incieyto en- sas eSnnrasns aiarnnr.
salsl - 81 imaginari6n. oue le r~vasfga iFs
: aAsgpiss con rcpa12a de reas3da6as. xsArs.va
Salo u uiahiieo infinjo de- eae afSn rssr i,
- h,ss,,as'cnso qpe cRnso IN ruiaa de nc rcoos
~. ue taiento fatos do cfiterio nr6css-
''s Ola pos 90 10 nnevo, y deseehan.
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70 me figure que Sc apurarfa .ds,,anrs,
coLtra tu inconsecuencia al var onals
'eJaDas con un Palmo de rarices M,
una Iemporada al mencs. me t;par6 ana 90
ponnrTe fsstGtico dc puro dispt Per-
. Sc quedo tan frescoi III : bomhre,
ue,-ea' sangre de horchet ...Y,nos4 dc
que sc 90 los enamorsdos los militaras
en- e~tos tiempos g
= marques, cuyas ideas no Sc di, ;ufan =,
nismo Pnoto por espacio de enucba ,ss..aa $50 ~
atola emprendido de nueyo sus .h,i
s. h' qneo8Da una duda en- ell .ndo a.. ,..r.
1'., Isl como IN punto dolofrso. coa lar.
saios inhy cartos solia pregnntar > an \ T. .
-s1"saoo vas desidirte a ceIrhrar J..
boda con Croix Mesnif g
Serenos. DsI a,-le repicsha 49,
el.ts COZ tranquila sonrisa. . -
Ei osron ioa al csstillo cada dos trcs me.
ses, pas'bs en- el unos dsas
oaz ea con Roberto. paseaba e,,
metida, tornaba gu destino In oaa Pr
eesoi4iera DADA dc matrimonio. .
"a si oontorno aqnel se hablaba uuoho A.
ss1o' ie hamaban Fl no0io ds los c,fafy. ,,,a
ces s'gunos mnrmur,. s.an J0e
1a*1aa con tan o. se Z sof \. r,aa
sers porque tiene todo 10 que neoes,ts q
eoloce que es de familia, porone II sasxor,sa
saDsl, cuando jovsn. .tsmbi6n tnyo an. sos
Ira de Diosi. 81 la v;eia s,,.tx.-.. :,
hupiese DIDO s.. Mennda aig srada bnh.s 80 lo
armrdo pequ6i1a nuke dc bofefadas hah;a olsso
~ = uescaTg sde sobre el que tai osara dsair
rero los Clairefonts, aleiados - tss5l
munao, nada podfan saber: In calrn.,,;s q
sa,la s1lasesaoa los nnhralcs del siisncioso ca
- scos us u campans qua llasnaba i.
IN aminA para 81 alnaucrzo sac0 AZ a mad,.a
~ : AA'onie1a' que en- aquel anstante con
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Los sssfrascyS5os saSdscos css-s4iGssoe
c0>s efcsce.csc e.a estg rssseJas1
INGEEINRO
PONCE p r.

coss SfcTcscsc 4sa este resssssaet
CartliGSn: gus han eosnprohcdo = sn 4
>fAes's@ oGolal. - en II particular, enrscts
Ia srsiaenciS ys2Iciosg raizanSs 81 asE& s<9-
lad, Ia oaaasiA lcso&ssata5.s Isl ~irts
vacuno proeadsats del LusS.ta-n 10 Vser
7Aci9n De doU Eantisgo es}io instalado 81
Asac..,l aaio 81 d!ra<sl<n. Diriase qus !
,he, s;s.Es,v sSe; 10y, nm eoastengud
E astaIidc es+rdin, hA ccasseuido perfee-
eioaAr 81 nivel ds lca Insaitutoa Europoos
Ia "a tndole, al C1itivo &c ssusl virus pr,
fl&eIieo ds La virusla hssbs el extreiao 10
poder xssguraT sl;sEasr los lEe sEscTiecn,
one en- eats poblsci6n ha producidc tan fe-
licea resultados ha obtenido tan Hson5ese
atsfactorlo y brillaHie azito, que sc har.
conseguldo con SO enriao y propagation Q!
externinio de la viraals Gus sherrorlzaba =
diazsnaDa estA pobl&c;6zl decide haos diez )
ocho uaeses. no vacilsaos pos en6s los Ia
frsscritos sn publicsr-no ten solo por me-
do de Is preaente sinc ,:1s SsEnbi8c poz Is
pransa par;6dica dal paEs ser nscesaric
que Ia hnfs vasuna extraidR ds Is torners
del praHitado Inatltnto es superior prefe-
r'ble todss las DENTS nssdag on IL ieia. IL
clusc In de Iscudres, = ans estsdl stacasnenss
"a Gado meJor y mSs rssuitado, hasta ei sx-
tremo ds habsr consegnido Ia psssssstscs6s
cacisstsl en un ncvenha poF clerso. par"
cue conESe 2 valgs donae convsnir pudierF
don Santiago Seiio espido Ia presente e.
Ponce II de Mayo de lS89--LDr. Bastoss:
lssscas.s CorcbGdo DR.. RsCey6ss-Os
PagGsi-Dr. Carcss0s-Dr. FSdGl Riss-DS
Ezsseo Foas 3 G:ssssos-lLJz. ysos xesesfzs
Or. Il. ESQ assssfi&-LT. Cssssssso +
T~ITg
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90 poseIa por parte de la hereucia de su ms
Ore cnareDta mil hbras ID de renta en- ma
pei del Estado, y la futura baroness tres
cientos mil frances de capital por igual con
cepto que aouei, por cesi6n de H. parte de So
nermano- Todo estaba corriente: Sc Than !
publican va las amonestaciones. cuando dc
pvonto la novia cambio de prop6sito excu
sandose con la muerte de IN pariente LELAND.
deseo que Sc aplazase Ia ceremonia. Su TIA
isabel, encaTgada de auunciar al novio la
resolnclon de AntOnieta, sali6 del apuro cor
su rudezs bitnal rnezslada con mn tanfieo
de eDternecimiento dcsusado. Por via de
consuelo bahia dicho Csoix Mesnil:
-Qnerido amigo mi sobrina se le nm.
so en- Ia cabeza no casarse hasta denrro de
tres meses. Es menester que SO conforma
listed Despues de todo, 10 que sc difere. :.
no SO mega.
como 81 pretsndiente SO lamentara de mn
retaso que nenoscababs su bienestar, affadi6
con una emoci6U que le hizo aumentar al nj
nero de barbafismos habituales.
mo Sc apure usted rs la suma per
feccion Antonieta ST listed sapiera /
Faro no puede usted ssberIo Es IN angel
fsaalatrseulGdo esa criatura
FL baron Sc moatr6 inconSolable paro sin
exsgerar con exceso, como corresponds A nm
nombre de mundo, rog6 que SO le permitie
ra seguir desempefiando su papel de futnro
esposo acerca de la joven sf marques se 10
otorgo, manifestSndoIe su pesar por esta
semiruptura interrog6 a su hija con in :.
NADIA saco en limpio
Ia encontro tranquiIa, sonriente, q To-
das sns preguntas respondfa igual.
sueidos, no existe va pere se asa cate
nOmb bra an austifnci6n 10 10 v,af.Lwn e--.-~.~
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Soy tan feliz carca de Ii ore no -

Soy tan feliz cerca de tt. que 70 .e! q
prIsa por casarme. Quisro esperar.
-Pero, hija mfa-la replicaba ell yieio. :
70 estar6 mas traEquilo vi6ndote colocada
Tu casamiento es importantfsimo; re- .resen
ia para mi cl quitarme up quebradero 4.
cabeza enorme.... 81 20 faItara. va cg..n
prendes
Antonieta su tia cambiaron una mirada
la Joveu sourio, y, tomsndo eutre sus manos
la blanca cabeza de su padre, la acari -i6 HI
ciendr:
No te preocupes Un i!a Il otro Sc cell.
brsra is boda; pero 90 ms apures -.
cambiando de toDo, con acento de- ala
gre nimoserfa, s1bita nente prosigui6:
--AdenAs sabes qne tenga nal gaaio
y que 81 Sc me fnerza euando yo no qniero
una casa-
lgo me oculta pens6 ell marqoe. -
pero todo 50 aclarar& cualauier dia de- estos
81 ell inventor, en- Vez de proseguir en- sns
meditaciones, hubiers vivido siquisra unos
instanfes on ell mundo de 10 real, de SECURE
naliaTa en- La conducta de sn hiia no Doca
reiaeIon con una experieEcia de mali inns
resultados que acababa de enterrar dosciaa
tos mi frances en- eI POGO del Gan Msrpal
y, por oonsIgulente, hubiese deaucido In cau-
sa por la cual 81 hija no sc querfa casar.
Mas SOLO ell escribano que representaba q
CsrvajaD Ia tia de Ia j6yen conocieron al
ssunto, sup1eron el sacrifcio de 6sfa para
evitar que sc prosediese al embargo.
La se1orifa de Saint-Maurice. one tknf-
idess muy particulsres sobre las cnsas mo
deVnas, sac0 de la conducta de Croix Mesr;l
una consecnencia consoladora para su sobri-
a..
Mira, hijits; ssabes que me parece one
piciste blen Oh no casarte ssf tan de lipTro
con 81 joyen dragoa2 No debe amarts cuan
% mereces; no IA tornado con una calmai.. i.
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UnguentO Derm6qeno!

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UNaUEETo DERMoGENo en-
las HGgas qyswGdsr6s, fsEanekes, p5-
cGdHyGs az asOsq1it0s iebra Gf1ica1a,
s05GEones, eIefantfnsfs tane0yes, al
csNelG@Ssr prOcsd<nefa, rcNnsafisaso, Ill
csrGs, Hsyi5ds az c~GIqaisy aypsa, 1a-
ssszdsscs e., 10 demuestran las infini-
tas curaciones obtenidss y el constaa-
e sso Que dc diciio cspScifico s.
h2ce.
Dep6sito: RSyAsacia Central de ]
Ferrer.
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Ell GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooToN DE J. DE La oERDA
oAPITULo III
Abril. . de isSH.


Sc pagaba antes que la amenaza de embar-
60 se realizara; un supreme esfuerzo ami
quilador, porque cada vez era mas grande y
requeria el sacri1cio del dltino recurso, sal
vaba 81 apuro, mas siempre rebanando
Como IN racino que va did naturalmsnte
toclo el 1ngo y atn Sc le est uja para extraer
una Ultima gots, asf la pasada opulencia,
expriI1ida hasta redncir dinero los adornos
de las paroles, fue sirviendo para coDjurar
Ia tormenta, el insaciable afan de ruina one
Ia Fuerte mRnifestaba
Vase vivfa de los 6ltimos restos ell gs-
liinero surtia de aves, Ia hnerta de legun-
bres, y oil terreno cultivado por adInini5tra
ci0n, proporclonaba FL pan In carna
Los gra andes arb-l del asqus alimelta-
ban Ia cocina los cabalIos 80 sostenian CON
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~ Moneda antigua que vaIia Feiute
sueldos, no existe va pere se asa asfs
nombre en sustituci6n de la palabra franco.
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PARA OARRETERA.S

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-01-10
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INTERNATIONAL
PoRT-AU-PRINCE.-HAITI

I'll propietario que sussribs ofrece las CO
modas ventiladas habitaoiones de este
Hotel todos loa puertorriquehos extran :
g9rOs de transite 8 estsdfa Gja en- Haiti.
En- ell sstabiseimiaato So hahla inglse
eranc5s, ssp2lol s italiano. Trato Quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- al aristocrasiao can
po de Thor (Bizot6n) pars los pasage-oe
snferEnos que sarsn trata1os cen esmarada
solicitud.
T GoNzALo MARTN
Enero % da I815.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1896-11-06
CABLE SPARKS

uoovv rains have caused floods in outh-
ern France.
Lord Alexander Paget died in London
aged ffty-seven years.
Cardinal Gustav Adolph von HOhenione-
SchiIIingsfurst is dead.
The price OF bread has advanced a hall pen
ny (once cent? in London. Wheat deciinou
six pence.
The steamship Alameda sailed from oyu-
ney. N. s. W., with 81, $4,000 gold ior pan
Francisco.
Alexander Mcdonald, United States MIN
lister to Persia, has recovered from an a''acA
OF bronchitis
All the workmen at the arsenal In Cons'an-
| tinonle struck because OF the non-paymen'
of arrears in wages.
| During severe storm on the coast Oh For'
tugal fishing boat was lost anu II nSn'-
men were drowned.
An uprising Is reported in Sun Arcnipe''
ago, portion Of the Spanish colony OF 'ne
Philippine Islands.
Reports from Spanish sources are 10 Tue
effect that Maceo's command is heio Dy 'n'
Spanish forces in PInar del Rio.
The Queen OF Madagascar Is said to nave
been attacked by the insurgents, who Kii'eO
five of her escort and wounded ten others
The minister Of the interior and n"'i''
prince have been executed in Mauas"S'"'
for completely in the recent rebellion.
It is stated that the Notifications OF Copen
hagen are being strengthened in pursuance
Of An understanding between Russia an'
Denmark.
change for the better In the attitude
the Sultan OF Turkey and his advisers u
ward the Armenans is reported from Oon
stantinople.
The French and Russian ministers OF wa
are reported to have effected plan for 'n
concentration Of the troops OF the two coun
tries In time Of war.
Perry Bartholow, United States consul
Mayence, Germany, is being prosecuted 10
severely iniuring an inmate Of his house, D
striking him over the head with reVoiVel
The disclosure Of the existence OF an ALL
ance between Germany and Russia ourin
the last year OF Prince Bismarck's ehance
,orship is causing a sensation In the capl'a
OF Europe.
The marquis OF Lansdowne, British seer
tary OF state for war, in an address on pon
ical Issues at Leeds, England, expressed u
belief that the Venezuelan question won
soon be dealt with by an arbiter or by amic
BILE compromise.