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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
4AowrILLAw.

RncoNnNDAAos Ia "Digestiaa
Ulrici, que e. nm nuevo medicamento
cue biea puede cali6carse de ehea1
On Las enfernedades del Sst6nagS y
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado remedio sc administra en- obleas,
y % inventor garantiza Ia curacion de
Las persoAas que 10 usen y el alivio q
mejoria desde Ia primera GAIA
Este afamado espeeihco % recibe y
vende en- Paerte Rico D. Fidel Gai-
nermety.
"MARlfosA." Caprichs de Con
cisrto para piano, obra selecta y cele-
bradisima del eminente compositor
don Gonzalo de ]. Nnhez; edicion de
luio, elegante nente grabada en- Ia
Litoerafa del BoLnTIN. Consta de
6 pzeinas de delicio-a m1sica, llevan-
dc Al frente artistica y alegorica por-
tada. A pess el ejemPlar en- esta
Inprenta.
TEATRo. = Por iudisposicion del tee
nor Sr Bugatto, qae iba ( de5utar.
suspendiose el sabado q. Bale in
MaseA<ya. No pocos 6iiisfsssta que
d4ronse con un palmo de narices al
llegar al Coliseo.
Anteanocne, domingo, repitlose
Lucia II LHnssymssr.
LA CoLoNIA AIEMAEA.-En ID
casa particular de 81 digno Consul
Sr. Duplace. celebro anoehe la dis,in-
guida Colonia aIemana de esta Capi
tai el csmpleafios de 81 Emper4doI
GuiIlermo ii.
En- esta cordial reunion pronunciS
ronse enthusiasts brindis y &c csnto y
declam6 CON mucho gusto.
CRIMRN.-Leemos que en- Tos-slt;
un sujeto lIamado Calderon ha dadc
muerte de una puhslada otso qu'
Sc nombraba Severe Pagan.
EN- LIBERTAD. - Previa hanEa d.
10000 pesetas qued6 en- hbertad c
domingo 1ltimo nuestro eompakeF'
en- Ia prensa don Manuel Fernande
Juneos, Director de EI BEseapiL
Lo celebramos.
MRMoRIA.-Hemos recibido Ia %
apFob6 el 7o dc Dieiem bre Gitimo
Junta General de accionistas Dc (
CrkdSts y AhOrys PsnesEO.
Agradecemos ID remisi6n de dich
Memoris.
MULTA.-A LA Nue.a Idea" CO
lega que Sc pnblica en- Ponce. ie b
sido impuesta una muita de 60 peso
Sentimos si percance.
REcoRTEs.
-Vamos, niho, No seas msjzder,
Toma tu sopa.
mo tengo ganzs.
--Csando se quiere se puede
Per sio g que no qniefo -
~ carambal lQae frio hace \
term6netro ha bsjsdo muchisImo.
-Hags listed 10 que 20.
IL Que hacs usted
-Lo meto en aqua eallsnls.
Sc tslielh 4 gus d M.dleiaa pu'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
sALnAs On EEAvaatA.

Para Eantauder y escalss var.
esr. ANT 1nfo Lopez" despachado
po- 8. de- Esquisgs, 1O0'It Ca
N 011O kilos, 100 sao az6osr 10
mil SOL k.loe Por OsIdas y Co.
80 e,s este $500 XII os, 2O5 SIC Asd
Gar 2l928 kilos, POI &. de V jsDde
? o., rs sls cate 6796 kloe. Pn'
J. Oshoa , Ha No. % s.s cate 2 27S
kilos. POr Palscios y w., % sEs
cafe 1904 kIlos. Por J. T. Silva J
Co., 4 t,lss / qgte. csf6 438 k'los.
Por q Te.oru General de Hsc en- :.
do, 2l2 csj.s pesos especisles, 65
ore pesos q il ,anof. Psrs Ooruia
por g. de vi nde J Oo. % sls cafe
1882 kli.a Pot j. o h's y Hmno
ob els cate 8645 ki os. Por SerTs y
PAlsu, 2 ia osfA lit k os. Para
Vigo D, Vioen e y 90. IS sIs CO
ca !, 20 rls cate $3.50 kits. 400 'IS
szdcar 46, ,454kls Por j OohUa
| y Hmno, 1876 SIS q q ,sI 20 285 K o.
Para B b4o por Z. de Rsq iisg.
sI c.i4 90 kilos, 200 81 sE6oA'
22.3ll kiIos. Pr 8 de Vijande J
Co., so .ls e.fe 46J2 kilos. PArs
G i'm nor +. de Ezqn'nga, % ~
rs 1880 kl.os. Pr J. Oshoa )
H nno, 40 II. Q t6 36iO kiios. Pol
L6pes Villamll y Go. 73 SIS ca''
6lOy K, O IL $40 s,1 a. 1913 kiics
Por NJ P4r>n y o.. 10 sls csi'
07O kiin.. P r. Sa Ssbastisn po
;. d. v jasde y O :. 70 sls cai'
5743 Z los. Prs Dc Esqulag'
100 .,s Q dear ll752l kilos.
| Para Agusdilla vAp. ale. "Tsu'
ton ~. des pAeh do por Mnilenhof
& K Ib.r, coo cArga de ttAnsito.
/ Para Msysghes, vsp, nor. "ket
lty,, fespachAdo por Latimer 4
F.rosndes, con esrga dc transit6
aALrDAs Ds oABoTAJA
Bdra. esp. "Paqul:a " para Aga
liza.
Col. esp. "Pepito". para An
| clbo.
Bdrs. esp. " BueDaventnra" par
Vieques.
Bd.a. esp. "Nueva Flor" par
Fsjafd0.
i Vsp. esp. "Ivo Bosch para .
rata
DESP ACHADOB
NlDgpso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29

da contar con tan valioso medicamen.
to.
Don Ernesto Collazo, Medico d.
Sanidad de este Puerto.
Certi6co Haber empleado con e
mas satisfactorio resultado el prepa-
RADIO Emulsion de Scott" en- TODD.
aquellos casos que han reclamado ST
indication, felicitzndome de que Ia
Medicina pueda contar con tan pre-
cioso medicamento.
Surgiders de Batabano, Cuba, Is
de Mayo de 1894. =
ERNEsTo CoLLAzo.
Los Sres. Medicos re C eta n la
"Emulsion de Scott y Ia consideran
como uno preciosa adquisicion para la
materia melica.
Santo Domingo, Septiembre de
1894.
Sres. Scott & Bovine. Nueva York.
Muy Sres. mios: Desde hace al
gunos amos prescribe con admirables
resultados Ia Emulsion de Scott, que
ustedes preparan, cuya formula es
una preparation para Ia materia me-
dica. En- efecto, considero dicha
Emulsion como la formula mas COM
pleta y asimilable en- que puede ad-
ministrarse medicamento tan preciOSo,
como el aceite de higado de bacalo.
La reputation adquirida por la
Emulsion de Scott es tan merecida,
que no vacilo en- eonfesar que no pue
de ser igualada por ninguna otra pre-
paracion de igual clase.
Soy de V. alto S. S. Q. B. S. M.
F. ARMANDo AGUAK,
Medico- Cirujano y Farmacsutico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
aulA LOCAL.
SOBRINOs De EzOUIAeA,
EORTALHzA, III

Oasa Do gifos y somislones,
Agsntss do los vapoEss.corrsos &c In
Oompania TrasatlAntiea 1spanola.
Agsntea Dc Id ID de- los ssnorss Ln
rEfn aga y Co., Do Liverpool.
1aem iden G. H. Flstehs1 , Co.,
Il. (compsAia ola Flschs") Do ID.
AGENTS d. ID Id ds los senorss ] z.
Sieksls y Co., Linea Dc "Herra".
Aesntss Do Bahr, Bshrsnd , Ross,
Linsa dc 'SeYra''.
Aasntss dc 10 Oompanis Do SECURES
iontra Inesndios dsnoninxds 10" 30.
nj. Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
aERNAIZ O co.
.Y.--TATQAN-lsl

hmportadores en- grande escs,..
DC mercancias dc todas rrooeden..
cjes.
Sus tiendas de detail "a GUz
nLHOTRIOA y La VILLA DIX
BILBAO scn s'smpre les neio,
suyndas.
I1enen 6rc'rres,es lmportadoras
ZEN Arecibo y Hnra acso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
ANTONIO Illiu lhHlli.

Cosaoa em DaaeAAo CIVIL y OA.
.6nle0, AtsesA1a de- b.. Ilussse'
gkalaxsoa as MsaE*a , Puerto klse
eon bafs4@ assessa sn la Capital a
10 hInaMaa ata. .afssea sa1a saxviala
M aslA pMwaas 4 ka nnaaEa . slasA
s~lN Do esaA ssls TAsg 1aas sa En
Anaal esapssase ia \ J@saAaaA. vi CksA
ssla aa kaaAa4s. 1aaaaAAs i. Oasa
ia 81 aetas , SssaAa s@@ ssx. -
gssAaaaa. luaassAAsa ] asmssAsa~s
go As a. hAsasx
massM@ $50 "a r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
MOv1MInNTo DE BUQUEs
MTRADAs DH TRAvEsfA

De Habsna, vsp. cap. "Autonio
L5pez', & Sobrihos de Eaqlisgs,
con cs-Ra de tr&pslto.
Ds Halifax, Vap. nor. TX AttsS
4 L6timer J Fernandez, COLI sala-
zones.
De Hamburgo y escalas vsp ale.
'T-utonia", & Mullenhoff , Kor-
be con carg+ general paes vari =,
DE- Liverpool y esosis, yep. el
INA la, 4 sob iuos de Esquiags,
son carga general Is q va los.
Te B irceiops v escaiss, vap. esp.
M. M. niil,a", 4 8 trnos de
I quierdoy Oo.. con csrga gentrsl
para We Of
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
8ANTORAL.

Microbes, 7o.-San Francisco de
Sales, obispo, confesor y doctor.
Jueves, 3o.-Santa Martina, virgen
y mzrtir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
9s llNAVYs ionsa XiI;1 N4Aes ~

oonstante surtido dc reloies. y
pEenderfa de orc CON brillantes =
piedras fnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oDletos y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
Psnl para IerI0ilca

llsl sAanaAa D. ia NFNs y
Asl 4ss ssalA HI sasesf ~
Iaaa - @4sA 1a - - -
ssaA lsnggsssA NssA gs*a FsAns
-. sss = fssass. { presses u,
y llskAsA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
qalacO el rama dbl Dats,

VeDden { pfecios m6dicos B. 4
LlsneEa Her mano an su almacA d
10 sle de- II FortAlexa n6n gro 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
Privilegios de invenci6n.

Fallo de esta Audiencia en- el juicio
declarativo de mayor cuantia seguido
en- el Juzgado de 1: Instancia de
Aguadilla por don Francisco Julia y
Mass6 y Ia succession de don Juan A
mell y Mia contra el Estado, el Mu-
nicipio de Aguada y Il quiebra de
Amell Julia y Compahfa sobre terce
ria de dominic de doscientas tres
reses embargzdas ( Ia referida euie-
bra en- los p.ocedimientos de apremio
que siguieron el Estado y Municipis
de Aguada sobre cobro de csatribu-
clones.
Subastas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
11.-TETUAN-11

11.-TETUAN-11
Lima eDistas importadores de
Q'ovisiol es. Venta al por mayor
Duefios dc la antigua = acredita-
da F4brics de F6storos, estableci.
dA en- Santurce.
Marcas BOLIVARy OONILL
-Dep6sito Tetuan l1s
Agentes de ia acreditada marca
dc eigasrillos Paiarito. Bellesa '
Lberaad.
FSbrlSa De licoros Ge todas clases
Adm!tau asdesrss & conslgna.
Gi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
rRAvUiA.

T1AvuAiA.
Bee. ipg. "Vapafslso." pen-
diebte
Bas por. "Novs UelkDs psndlsnis
Berg esp ''ssn JUse' dssassgsn.
DO.
Berg. ssp. sisahsl" dsseasgsndo
B1g lrgl "Msy'. psodissts.
Yep. irg. "FissssyS. dsssaFKAa.
do
Va. esp. Maria" dssessgssdo.
0An0gAJn
Co. rep " BoriHaasaT easEs pa-
r. n syAshss.
uol. ssp. "Isdia : esTKa para
Msysgnss , foaes.
Col ssp. Cosespei6s easga psgs
Visqasa.
O.. zap. "Ms,AessaAEas, d..
81 fgsndt.
gdfa. ssp. 'SrsrnblsT sasea 81.
Afie!o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
as1RApAs Ds CABOrAJs $

Col, esp. Olementina' dc
Humacao.
Col. esp. "Ooraz6n de Maria" de
Are0ibo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
kIlIgTl COHERCIlL.
DN NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOTOS

OperAeiones durants los dfas q y % dc
Ensro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29
FABIAN GARCIA Y COMP,

Osmsrciantss lmporsadosas ds msrcAasiaa
toda olasss ' proosdssoiAs.
Vsntas al per!mayor dstan,
So slmactn; lS-sAh Esrc-lS,
bas tisad "; Ia Bayameassa.y y La Qadad
sndala
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29

Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntanis ntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-01-29

OPnaAMosHs On suoUns m rro
The evening times., 1896-05-12
LYNCHEDIN GUATEMALA.
American Having Relatives in WASH
ingtOn Victim of Mob Violence.

Memphis, Tenn, May 12.-Four days ago
there were received in this city letters
announcing the hanging by a mob of Adria
Harvey Dewitt Of this city at Puerto Bar
rios, Guatemala. They were forwarded by
romery, Ala, last night. His story Of
the affair follows:
ION the afternoon of the 2sth l went
to the wharf to see about "A passage to
New orleans or Mobile. The Breakwater
had Just arrived from New orleans, and
Dewitt came ashore. He went with me To
my lodging house. The next day we went
into the telegraph office, where Dewitt
became involved in a quarrel with Nc
Namara, train dispatcher on The del Norte
Railway.
Mcnamara followed Dewitt out of the
office and struck him "A severe blow on
The head. / helped Dewitt up anu took
him TO the lodging house, where he changed
his clothing. He told me he would call
him to account. Later in the day we re-
turned to the telegraph office, and the
quarrel between Dewitt aud Mcnamara
was renewed, and Dewitt catching Nc
Namara by the collar. drew his pistol and
shot him through the head, killing him ill.,
stantly.
Dewitt surrendered himself to the au-
thorities, and shortly afterward a crowd
OF Americans, mostly mechanics employed
on the railroad, gathered for the purpose
OF taking the law into their own hands
They made an attack on the jail, but were
repulsed by the guards.
Il made my way on board the fruiter
The evening times., 1896-05-12

is he now Where is Maud Harrison"
Time was when she filled the public eyes.
Where is Harrigan? His first nights we're
eveHts over which the once famous but
now also forgotten Judge Duffy used 10
preside. In those days Harrigan, Yeamans
and Wild were words TO swear by. But
now where shall we flnd this amusing
trior-EXchanSe.
The diamond tiara which was presented
on Wednesday evening last to Nine. Nor
dica ny her admirers among the box nd
seat holders of the Metropolitan Onera
House, contains 233 diamonds, which range
in size from one and one-half carats to
one eighth of Il carat. There are about
a dozen of the larger stones, and the total
weight OF the diamonds in the tiara is
about thirty carats. Its cost is in tn.
neighborhood of $1,000. The idea uf max
ing a gift to Nine. Nordica is SAID to have
originated among some OF her admirers az
the Waldorf. but It did not take definite
shape until Mr.. James Otis took it in hand.
He invited the singers friends to con-
tribute for the purpose, but limited the con
tributons to $40 each.
A Chicago scene painter has, with he
coming enterprise, gone to Mexico and
secured contracts from the leading thea
tiers there. Speaking of theaters there.
he says they are not well patronized.
probably for the reason that only indir-
ferent Spanish and Italian companies tour
the country. But there are many fine
Teatro Juarez, at Guiana iuato, to he opened
i'll May, is a. magnificent edifice, which
has been twenty years in construction,
and cost $500, 900 in Mexican money
There are other new houses at San Luis
POtosi and Zacatecas, comparing favor
ably with many theaters in this country.
In the City of Mexico are three theaters
and a permanent circus, none of them
first-class, although population of $780,
900 might be supposed capable of sup
porting at least one playhouse worthy the
name. A peculiar custom prevalent in
single act of a play. One may see an
entire play by purchasing large ticket
with a coupon for each act, which gives
u sitting in the best rows Of the orchestra
circle, reserved for this purpose. A tick1i
for only one act involves a seat outside
pected TO retire voluntarily at the end Of
The act or pay again.
Mr.. Charles FrOhman will hereafter be
q London as well as a New York manager
He will sail for Europe about May l and
soon after his arrival in London 1.-The Gay
ParSians," which had such a success here
at Hoyt's Theatcr, will be produced by him
under the title Of "A Night in Paris atthe
Vaudeville Theater. Later on he intends
Secret Service at the Adelphi. Miss
O:sa Nethcrsoe's engagement in London
will be played under the mana cement oi
himself and his brother. Mr.. Daniel Froh-
man, but as yet they have not been able to
secure a theater for her, and it is possible
until September. She will close her pres
ent tour in this country on April 25, and
will sail for Europe during the following
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dc Navarro. formerly Mary
Anderson, who have been spending the
wintcrin a cha rming partOf Worcestershire,
England, have Just started FOR tour on
The evening times., 1896-05-12
HERSELF A FUNERAL PYRE
Shocking Suicide of Young swed-
ish Girl in New Jersey.
Set Her Clot hing Attire and Was Found
Sitting Upright, q Charred Corpse
By Farmer.

Somerville, n. j., May 12.-As farmer
j. W. Maier was driving TO this place from
his home on the Watching Mountain yester-
day afternoon his attention was attracted
by a glowing ember in the hedge that IN
closes the beautiful summer mouse OF
Prof. james l.. Greenleaf of New YORK
city.
Maier halted his horse and entered the
hedge and was confronted by siSht 'hat
caused him TO stand aghast. sitting up
right, with her features clarred ana us
torted. and her body burned to crisp
was the form OF a woman. The clotheshau
been burned from her body and her stylish
tan shoes were stIl aglOw. Lying on tue
grass near the body was an open box OF
matches.
Maicr rushed to the residence OF Farmer
Winchester, a Short distance from the
scene, and gave the alarm. The two men
then crossed the lawn to the home OF frof.
Greenleaf aud told OF their ghas,ly fina.
The body was burned beyond recogniti tion'
and it was some time before IL dawued
upon Prof. GrcenIeaf that the charred
remains were those OF Annie Thorun, a
comeiy Swiss girl OF twenty years, whs
had come to his home as "A servant from
New York city three days ago.
Prof. Greenleaf says that she appeared
very melancholy.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
SUMMER RESORTS.
Chevy Chase.

Chevy Chase Lake and the beautiful
grove bordering its banks Is the ideal
place to spend u few hours each day dur
ing the summer months. The grounds are
kept clean. and perfect order is maintain
ed. A delightful place to take your chill
dren for days outing to roam In the
woods surrounding the lake shore. Ac-
commodations are made for picnic parties.
and no better place can be found for the
purpose. Donch's band will play every
evening during the sumner from 8 until
10 O'Clock. Pleasure boats for hire on the
lake at all times. Take cars OF the Capt.
tai Traction Company.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
OF CITY DUMP
Squaiter Soyereigns Who Occupy
WashingtOn's Waste Places.
ARE A VERY EXCLUSIVE SET
Old Uncle Ned Acts as Mayor and
Town Councii-Outsiders Are Kept
at Arms Length, and the 1nhabi-
tants Are Very Careful About
Their Privileges.

There is one spot within the limits of
this city where ''squatter sovereignty"
rules supreme. That spot is situated near
the city dump, AT the foot of Nineteenth
street, where all day long ash carts and
other vehicles empty their loads of debris
collected at random in all sections of
Washington.
Within a stones throw of the historic
old Van Ness mansion is this extensive.
dumping ground and its odd aggregation of
huts aud other rams hackle structures.
These are occupied by poor negroes, who
exc out an existence by delving into the
piles OF rubbish, and the place is known by
the suggestive and not Inappropriate name
of "Dumptown."
As soon as the hollow places in the vicin-
ity OF the Van Ness estate are filled up
even with the city grade the city dump
will be moved TO another quarter, and the
migratory dump picSers Will go with it. Their
nuts will be torn down, only to be erected
near the new dumping ground, wherever
that may be. Thus it has been for several
years past. First the dump was located in
Frogtown, comprising that section lying
between South Capitol and First streets
southwest and Immediately south OF the
locality just southwest of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing structure, and
again to Twenty-sixth street, in the vicin-
ity of Rock Greek.
The present settlement of squatters, al
though unrictlres4Gc. Is interesting and
unique. The huts are squatty, tumble
down affairs. built of material found upon
the dump. The Guaatstructuresin' Dump
town are grouped uGethcr aud compare
lively isolated in the center of the large
area of made ground below Virginia avenue,
near the shores. where the Potomac goes
swishng and swashinE along.
THEIR WEEKDAY WORK
From daybreak until sunset on week
days the poor cclored DumptOwners haunt
the rubbish heaps, where they scrape and
burrow for bits Of iron and other metals,
rags. bones, or ia fac; anything that can he
converted into ready cash at the junk deal
ers or secondhand stores.
Each set Of pickers stake off their claims;
The evening times., 1896-05-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In spite of Ward Heelers ana Bull
dOZers She stuck to Her Ruling.

Denver Colo. May l2.-From 10 O'Clock
Yesterday morning until 10 O'Clock last
evening, Mrs. W. H. Kstler. chairman or
the Republican county committee, pre-
vented the temporary organization of the
Republican county convention, called TO
select delegates to the state and Congress
sional conventions.
This delay WAS due TO a faCtional contest
for control ami The stancb determination
of Mrs. .Kistler 10 stick To her ruling against
the method OF making up the temporary roll
of delegates, in spite of the bowling ef
ward heciers and the bulldOZing tactics
of some of the delegates TO gam Their
point. An appeal fTom her decision was
finally carried, and after effecting tenn
porary organization, a recess was taken
until today.
IL has developed that Senator Teller
will be sent TO st. Louis at the head of
delegation composed of loyal followers
o his opinions.
The evening times., 1896-05-12

Nicaragua, which set sail within a few
hours. When The Nicaragua reached Living
ston we telegraphed To Puerto Barrios
ana learned thatthe mob made a second and
successful attack on the prison, in which
several of the guards and members OF the
mob were killed, but Dewitt was taken ont
and hanged to tree
Dewitt was closely related to the Har-
pers, publishers, OF New York; has an
aunt of that name living in Washington
and was a civil aud mechanical engineer
OF national reputation.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
Victory for Union Seminary.

New York, May 12.-The New York Pres
bytery held an exciting meeting yesterday.
The acknowledgements Seminary wasthe sub
ject under discussion. Many members par
ticipated. 1t was finally decided to admit
q student Of the seminary to the care of the
presbytery. This is great victory for the
friends of the seminary.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
HOLMES PAPERS EXAMINED.
Nothing of Interest Found in the Lat @
Murderer's Documents,

Philadelphia, May 12.-Lawyer Rotan
has concluded his examination OF the
papers and other material which H II
Holmes turned over to him on the day of
the latter's execution.
Mr.. Rotan stated that he found among
them nothing of public interest. There is
no will among the papers and no provision
ismade for Mrs. Pitezel. Most of the papers
were letters addressed to members of
Holmes family, bidding them fare well and
TO other persons explaining points in the
cases against them.
Among his effects were number of re-
membranes which he desired to have sent
TO his wife-the first wife-and son, Gill
manton, N. H., and these trinkets will be
forwarded.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
WAS IT THE LAURADA?
Steamer Seen Taking on Freight Out
side the Three-Mile Limit,


Cape May, n. j., May 12-From an in
cident which occurred at sea off here ye-
terdayit may be the steamship Laurada took
no munitions of war aboard near New
York. but that she received her cargo out
side thcthree- mile limit yesterday V a afternoon
A large steamer was noticed by people
on the shore laying to some miles out
and blowing off steam. Closer in
shore was schooner hove to. A tug
came down the coast from the north and
another steamed out of Delaware Bay. The
tugs took the schooner in tow and steamed
out to where the ST steamship was.
The tugs and the schooner were along
side the steamer for some time, and what
was unmistakably transfer of cargo from
the sailing vessel to the steamship was
made. After the transfer had been made
the tugs steamed away and the steamship
Soon disappeared below the horizon, 60
ing in southeasterly direction.
The evening times., 1896-05-12

the Continent, which will probably extend
over some months and include Il trip to
SPAIN There is Il most interesting cOlIec-
lion OF photographs in Mr.. De. Navarro's
room, in the house which until recently they
occupied at Tunbridge Wells. The coilec-
ton reprcscnts Mary Anderson in the diff
fcrcnt parts in which she has appeared.
and gives IN excellent idea OF he r marve lOus
play and features. The photographs form
q frieze around the whole OF the room.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
To Inquire Into GalImbert,.s Death

London, May 12.-The Rome cores
pondent of the Daily News telegraphs that
persistent rumors are in circulation that
the death of Cardinal Galimberti. project
of the Pontificial archiv-S. was not due to
natural causes. tits suspected that be was
poisoned. An examination into the matter
has been demanded.
The evening times., 1896-05-12
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