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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

Acompafiado de su estimable faulilia
y en- yiaje para la Peninsula, SO encuentra
en- esta Capital nuestro apreciado amigo
el sshor don Carlos PLAZA del alto conner
clio da Ia ciudad dc Mayagiiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

Sc coti "a cafe en- esta Capital sin va
riaci6n, Glasses oorrientes para Cuba 10
pesos; pil6n de 20 81 pesos hacienda
de veinticuatro veintioinco pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

Ha fallecido en- Ponce la estimacle Sc
flora dofa Carlota Sal9uero dignfsima
consorte del apreciable caballero sehor d.
Julio Rivas Il Descanse en- paz!s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

Nos escriben de Bayam6n:
s' EI que di6 la noticia del componta
aplioado por 81 guaFdia municipal Exp6si-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

uADlMkQ = TUMBADORAA, rs
0AHlWAO TRELLA DEL SUR Y LA
FORTUNA calidad entra superior puedon
comprarse con tols confianza
3O-12 SERAFIN ALFONSO, Tetuan 25.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

Hemos tenido 81 gusto de recibir la vi
sta de nuestro estimado amigo el sef1or
don Jaime Basquets, hacendado de Maya
aiiez. Hoy ha debido regresar sus lares
para represar en- breve & esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

aoUe0Uoto eXpOntaneO. Dice que Sc Tor
men las eanerias de cuantas claees de peia
y g6neros hella, y una vez dada la patenta
abranse las llavee, que tendran sombreroH
muy elegantes de todos colores. DON
JOSE CID, San Francisco 81, es gran
amigo de 10 bueno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

En- Ell correo de Espaha entrado esta
tarde en- nuestro puerto. va mucha tropa
para Cuba. Mafiana daremos detalles.
No tenernos tempo de adquirir noticias
nor hOv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

POR OABLE.-Se acaban de recibir
mil docenas de medals y calcstines fran
ceses, de negro frme, indestructible ga
rantizado por los fabricantes, y por Los
Dependencies, Fortaleza 33. Sc da I'm par
como mueatra tOdo Ell Que 10 pida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

HabIase dc articulOs pubIioadOs pOr Ia
prensa francesa, que algunos peri6dicos
de Madrid suponen inspirados por ell sef1or
Canovas del Castillo, en- los cuales tratan
do sobre la beligerancia de los cubanos, SO
aconseja M, Cleveland, inquiera amisto-
resolver made, las reformas que piensa in
troducir en- los Aranceles de Cuba Puer
to-Rioo. Cr6ese que siendo estas reformas
favorables al comercio de los Estados Uni
dos, pueblo mercantilista ante todo, podfa
resolverse pac1fcams ante el actual conflic
to. 'La Epoca", organo del Sr Canovas
del Castillo, ha reproducido los art1culos de
referencia. La prensa de Madrid, contra
ria al actual gobierno, protesta contra 10
que se desprende de tales consoles = com.
bate por clio que "La Epooa" los haya re-
producidO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

conocedor de las leyes poIiticas de go
bierno; ha sido Intendente de Cuba 90
bernador de varias provincias. El Sr Ho
ces, Duque de Hornachuelos, es un joven
distinguido, que los tftulos nobiliarios,
une una inteligencia POGO comdn una
palabra elocuente, segun SO ha visto en-
anteriores Legislatures, en- que ejerci6 ell
cargo de diputado."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-10

De s;.ss: 3. s3sss' : ss
do oAnln
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
0frNae in 3uder etn,umaAen.

Die Pfrii4e iperben in SdIftsn Sc.
i6nittsn uno seiddlt, nit ~esitobensm
3uder su eIei1en @etpi6stbeiIen in einen
IOpf ssi6i4tet unO ,usebedt cine Ra&t
oarin bslaiien. am ndbften Gage nimmt
man bic Sriidte beraus, todt ben aufss.
I6ften 3udsr nit ssrinesm 3uias bon
Waisr unb i&dumt Jpn ab. Nun ldbt
mar Die 9friide nad unb na@ sinise
Winuten in benz Syrup to4en. Iest fs
IN ben SOpf surld uno ibersisbt iie mil
Der Slufisfelt, nadoem oieis abeefdblt
1T. Das 4uffoaen pieoerboIt man an
ben beiben nd6itsn Gassn uno binbst bic
9bpfe nit 8laie su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
anssbrannte spetfeu ,u retten.

aud Der umiidtiasn 806in lam es
einmaI puiitren, oab ibr bic cine obsr an
oere Speiie anbrennt. 81 bies nod
nibt gu tpeit porseidritten unb bic Speiie
nod nibt gang usrbUrben. 10 itsas man
ben Topf ober has 8aforel 70 fdnsq
tpie m0sIid in Elm @sfdb init fultem
0uhsr unO erfese lsBterss rpieoer nit
friidsm. iObulo es tpurm setporoen If.
Dabur6 tpitb ii9 bic an ben 8ooen bss
@efdB:s onseIssts 8rufte lbisn unb bic
Spsils islbit ben ibleu 9srud perIieren.
@eIinat IsBteres auf pieie Beiie nod
ut6t gang. 10 feudte man elm reines
Gu6 nit frii9sm. rsinsm 8uHer an,
oeds eS lbsr oas @efdB, freue SalS
earauf unb IaEs es cine WsiIs itsbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Die 0erlufte Der frans6i1f6en
Grmee felt buneert 5abren.

Ser franOiide arst 2aeneuu, Nit'
eliso Der Afabemie Der Weoi3in, bat
tursli6 sinsn intersfunten 8sri6t iber
bic 8srIuits OH Meni6enleben auseear'
beitet, bic 6rantrei4 felt bunoert Sabren
in &risssn erIittsn bat. 2asneau ee'
lanet ,u foIsenben ReiuItuten: Sn ben
Sabren bon 1871 bis 1900 purben in
5rantreid $500, 900 Mann untsr bic
5abnen serufen, UNI in 8elsien, an Der
Waas, am Rbsin, in ben Alpen, in ben
9prenden, in Der 2ombarbei unb in
aesppten su tdmpfen. Bon bieien g..
800, 900 Waun ipurben setDotet oOer
ltarben iufolse BON 8rantbsiten 2,l22,'
400 Mann. Bonn Sabre 1901 bis our
Sbladt bon WaterlOo ftelte 5runtrel6
j, l57 900 Wann auf. Die sablreidsn
S9la6ten bisisS 3sitraums rafftsn un'
eefGtr 1000. 900 SoIbuten meg. Die
5elbsdss bon 1928, 1928 unO 1882
iparen ipenissr m6rterii1; nur bic
@robsruns bon Alsier foreerte 3ablreids
Opfer. gum 1siI infolse bon gpioemisn.
Der 2rimfriss, in ben Sranfrei6 309.'
268 Sploaten i1idte. forpsrte 95,6l5
Opfer. Der itaIisnii6e Selcsus fOrOetts
bon 500, 900 SpIbatsn 1S. $50 Nsn.
i6snIeben. Die grpsbitionen nod
Sbina. Go6in6ina unO NsIitO fOrberten
teilpsiis AZ Bro;snt. SIN Sabre
lS70I7l itanbsn etipa anbertbalb WtQio'
men 5ransoisn i'm Selbe. 2ueneuu
i6dst bic 8sIlufe in Oisism arisee auf
l39, 900 Ioote uno l43 0008 srwunbets ;
binSu,ufassn mare nod bic StsrbIidteit
untsr Der BspbIfsruns. Der fransOiii6e
aIrat iddst bic 8abl Der felt bunoert
Sabrsn i'm 9risse umssiommensI Sran'
soIsn auf 5000, 900 9srionsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Vic 1T bis8 I

@ir bietsu s~inbunbert Dollars Belobnuua
fur ieosH bal bon Gatarrb, Der uidt ourd Sin.
nsbmsu bon SaQs &atarrb.sur 9ebsiIt usrotn
tam.
8. : Gbeuep & Co.. Gissntb., SoleOo. 8.
Wir, bic ilnterjettueten, bdben 8. 8, Cheney
felt ben Issten Is Sabren s.iannt uno balttn
ibn fur uoltummen sbrenbaft in aIen 8siddfts.
uerbauolungsn uuo fnanjiea befibigt. ale Don
f.iuer 8irma eiuesSanseneu Der bino li9ttitsn
Ju erfiltu
8ef & srua5, @rs5bauo'Is-9 rOsuifsu,
Soltbo, D.
Railing. Sinnau & Warpiu. Srob,
bane sIs.8 roeuifsu. Solsbo. ..
SoGrs Satarrb.Sur miro innsrlih s,noumer
uno lptrtt brett auf oas 8lut unb bic idleimi
gen Sbeifd4eH bes Sbfttms. 5eugnihe FREE
Osridnot. Yrsis 76t tar bic SIaitt. 8sr
tauft bon allen apotbslerH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
xauben ais Rebbnbuer.

Wan t6otst iunss. fette 9uuben, rupft
Iie, nimmt fe aus unO wdiGt fe faubsr.
Jim ndditsn Gage reibt man iie NIT
Sal3 unb Wadboloerbee intpenbis
Elm, Iest isbsr 1aubs Sober unb Sers nit
sttpas Butter in ben 2eib, ndbt benfelbsn
su unb ipidt Jpn gut. Damn bstrdufslt
man bic Sauben nit @itroneniaft, beoedt
tie nit Spsdi6eiben unb brutst fe in
Butter uuter Heibissm 8esiebsn-sulsbt
NIT eitpas &abm--sar. Wan ierpirt
tie nit Der GAUGE. Der man eerDltstes
WebI, siipaS @uher. 2iebisS 6Ieiidsg'
trait unO Sab beissflst uno be man
aIsbann bur6 elm Sieb 8etriebsn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Sans nnb Spf.

Nahss Subasus eeb6rt bel ben erOsen
ausfiSsn i'm Sommsr ni1t su ben
Seltenbeiten, upb bur1 ni9ts iperben
bic StiefeI unb S6ubs mebr ruinirt aIs
our6 elm faliaes 5rOdnen. RlemaIs
earf man fold nafe Subbstleibung elm.
fa& am Serb Ooer gar i'm 8ratofsn trod.
men, bas 2eber bridt bann uno suoem
peroen bic StisfeI pobI ouben trodeu,
pabreno tie intpenbis nod LANCE feu4t
blslben. 4m beften 1T eS. bic naHen
Sdube nit Safer su fiaen uno in sinsn
&aiIen NIT Safer su {eaen. Sic trod.
men bann inpsnois uno austpsnbis. bu
Der Safer ale 6eu6tisteit a%ufiaust, unb
bsbalten pbQis ibre SOrm, tpdbreno bic
Obne tpeitsreS in Der Bdrms sstrodnsten
~einlaufen. Ser Safer fam INNER ipis.
Der 8ebraudt tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

Die f~einiten Drudarbsiten Der Stabt,
2isfsEt Sie Dfiss sss ,@O&snblatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Grant Stetter,
n0 SGGcrct.
Wainffraee, 9pbe 9arf.

Barms unb taIts epsiisn FnO Su iecsr Ia.
9esjeit jn babeu. Strides 9ager itets an
3apt. iopis Beiue. eiqu0re unb Gigarren.
Die nit meinem poteI perbunbene Bddersi
ltsfsrt Elm uOrJisIihes Badueri, uub usrSsn
que Seftsdlussn prompt nHo bilis beioret.
Grant Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

Ridts beOurf 5ftsrer 8di&e ais bic
feibenen uub baumpsqeRen Sommer.
banbi9ube. Nan mdiHt bsibs am be-
ten auf Der Sanb uno omar bic ieibsnsn
in elmer 26Iune BON @alisifs uno Iauem
Waher. bic baumtpoqsnen NUT in Ssis
ieni&aum Dor sep6bnli6er Sausieife.
8sibe Sanbi6ube tperben barnah auf
Der SanO tii8tis seipdlt, Bis ale Seize
uerfGpunoen 1T, bann siebt man fie ab,
trodnet bic isiosnen stpii6en rsinen 2si'
nsntii6ern, bis iie nur nod feu6t iinb,
porauf man ie ,ure4t sisbt ; bic baum.
tpolenen Sanbitube bduet man gum
5rOdnen an bic fui4s 2uft. na6oem man
bineinsebIaien bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

lin 2afseiabne Dor benz 9 dusrn an
setpitteri8pdlen Gassn au biteu, loft
mar 80 @ramm 3uder in stuei 26Hsl
Bafer. to&t Jpn einise Winuten, ssrs
mlf4t bamit t 2iter frif& eefo6te
SABINE, rubrt bies. bis eS sriaItst III, gee
Iesentli6 UNI. fdqt bic Wif6uns in elm
reines Sldid@en, oas man feft perforit,
in elm feu&tss Tu& i&Idst uHb an einsn
tabIen Dirt felt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

tim 5leiid pdbreno GROCER Sibe auf'
%subetpabrsn, eibt es neben msbreren
demiidsn Mitteln. tpie gum 8eiipieI Oas
ginitrsidsn nit 8arnolin. baS ftp mir
TETS bspdbrt bat, au6 man6erIei Saus
mittsI, bic i~onierpatips Sausfrauen meift
porsieben. AaeS @inlesen bon Sleii6
in 8uttermiI6. @fis uno 10 tpeltsr II
bon pornbersin nt4t ansuraten. ba es
oas Sleii6 uuslauetunb wi6tlSer Rdbr'
itOffe b%eruubt; piel better If oas Gins
tau6en Oss SIeii6ss in fO&enOss Sett,
UNI eS 10 bon Der SUIT nbSuiblieBen ; 60
1T bel oieiem 8erfabren Don Ni6tiSteit,
oaB man Dor benz @intauten einen
8inbfabsn bur6 ods Sleii6 siebt, 70 oob
mar Is bdnseno in oas totenoe SetI
etpa swei Winutsu tau6en fam. Wan
,iebt es bann laneium berauS unb bdnst
eS an einen tlbIen Ort in ben 5lieaen.
i6rant. IS bait ii@ stiua pier b." fanf
Gage.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

Diit Re6t MAIDEN beosutenbe anglo,
ameritaniS6e 3eituneen bel 9sleeenbeit
Der SobIhul. BrIfunsen barauf auf'
merfinm, ipie eaS peiblibe @sf6leht in
aaen 1beilen Der Ser. StaGten elm
INNER BrtBsres Contingent Su ben tbbe'
rem 2ebranitalten itslt. pie bic 3abl Der
peibIidsn ScdiddIsr bon Subr Su Sabr
pd6it, pie baseeen i'm 8erbdItniB Die
3abI Der mdnnli6en S6dIsr auf ben
bDberen 2ebranftulten i'm fortpdbrenoen
Riidsans beetiffm III. llnb bas besiebi
iid ni6t ettpa auf bic petliten Staus
ten, ionoern gilt gerabe bon benienisen
9~anbsSibsiIsn, pelde als 4feeeitdtten
Der guten Grsiebune unb 8tloune 9elten.
go tparen unter ben SIT Nbiturienten
Der bDbsrsn 2ebranfaltsn GbienSos nur
l62 anaben. baseeen Ills Wdb1sn.
OaHsIbe 8erbdltnib isbrt ibsraa i'm
9anoe nteoer. nnisre Gnaben baden
penieer 9erneifer, aIs bic 0tdoben, ie
piiisn peniser uno f5nnen tpsnieer. unb
nit 8entf6biefeit, peIds bas 8siultat
Der Sbultbdtisteit iein ioa, iiebt es nun
Bnr sum 8ottetbarmen.
Sc 1T firipabr fem @uuber, oub bic
tpsibli6e Sdlite Der 8scOIteruns LIBERAL
i'm bHentllhen 9eben Der Ser. Staatsn
bic Oberbanb esipinnsn mub, oaB bic
Wdnner in Der Seielidaft seblIbstsr
Sruusn cine INNER iIGsli4ste ROas ipis.
len. oa6 iunae Wdnner oesbalb bisie
8eieaibaft ais ibnsn INNER peinIi6sr
metcen unb eaB cine auoere alaRs bas
ourd einen INNER et6bersn ginfIub uuf
bic Sittsn uno @~spObubeiten u%niersr
Ndnuer estpinnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Sdure Al Nphneufalat.

Spei 5sile lauren Rabm unb Elm 3eiI
iibe Butter idBt man ;uiammsn auf.
toden, psrrlbrt 2 giootter nit ] 5bes.
lofsl uoQ Webl, rlbrt nit Der 5uues
fem ab unb Idbt aass ,uiammsn nod elm.
nal auffp6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02

8eim Gintoden manber Sti6te. bus
iest 'tpieber besinnt, piro ed bic SauS,
frau itets betribsn, buB bic Stibte ibre
form unc bamit piel bon ibrem Anieben
perlieren. Wan pirb bieien uebelitann
rermsioen, tpenn a bic 8eeren, bic
man borbsr auffo6t, bis sur nDtisen
Beide unb bann sur @rbaItuns nod i'm
Baferbabe germ na6to6t, in IsBtersm
nur fInf Ninuteu fo4en ldBt, aidt Idns
ger. unb bann BARN srfalten lGbt. Das
su LANCE 8oden i'm Waferbabe 1T eS.
peIbeS bic Srd6te suiammsnfalen ldbt,
Bel gang surten Sriidten tpie ben @to'
beeren gum 8siipieI seniist es i6on, bua
BaHsrbab nur bis gum 8o4en tOm men
Su IaHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-07-02
Staats Sidet.

CIR Gousreemen'at-Large.
Sobn W. 8raben, bon @aibinstOn.
3. 6. potts. bon Mebia.
Sur electors ,at-Large.
8iliam 3d.. SinssrIp, bon 9biIuoeIpbin
George 90. @uibrie, bon a~aesbenp.
Sames Denton SaneOd, bon 8enanso.
aIsranbsr $. @OTrOtb, bon Somerfst.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
,,,s 81 ~. ,IarpIe.

NHE
|ay as a Maybe had taken a seat
~ OF q tree near the highway.
,yslers came aiong and halssd
he tree TO rest. They soon OBJ
Inc bird. and never having seen
is species before. one Of them
ont:
kola the eagle' what a noble
/ ssaauul, how grandr added
Der.
. with eoneel,, the MaEpis BE-
chatter her satisfaction al these
bu, she had scarcely opencd her
Ehen one OF the travellers ox-
"a
AZ fools we are ! know from
] have read thR; this bird Is osiy
Inoa Magpie."
Il let her beEnne," added his
|. as be picked up a stone and
vhirzinE a, her head.
ai-A crow which had heard and
|, an Nithou, being noticed him
,op scratched his ear and mEr-
,o-is folks woaia only keep their
ssat wha, credit they Nigh,
y What they don't knoE. .--Nes
word,
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
w...,.r oe.s s.,.rl.l.

the Chicago Post:
boat ;hlak very much o, him.
e girl IN blue.
b.. I thought saw him throwing
10 yea on the beach" exPosfu-
shs strl in Ehiis.
\ aid~ answered the giri In
That is ~hy say ] don't ,hink
|nsch OF him. Tie Isn't A. stronE
Iny a. should like a man to
Eon't believe | quite faIiow you
b.. ;hink ot the absurdity and The
q throwing from a distance
oags, to have been delivered IN
b.
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
D-tle.t.,y x.pr...es.

D~tie.tsiy Expr~.s~s-
p were anxious TO break II 20 her
for she was very fond OF the
p dog with the pink ribbon
q his neck
lhere Is Hector she asked.
he's out"
|syiHg7~
a-yes-I s'pose you might call
Frolic."
fhsre is heF"
Feli, the last l saw OF Hector he
bn his way to a pound party"
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
A. Wa. Natural.
sot r.r,nltt.d.

PAT was tough on Davis"
ghat?"
E stepped on a banana peel. fell.
Tas arrested for giving a street
prmancs without license. -
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
Hi. ohsis-

Fed Say. pard, II You
b Eork for livin'. what kind OF
would YOU like to do7"
|ary Raglee Well. In case OF such
kote contingency as my having to
think thar working ON the sym
IS Of the benevoIently inclined
/ be my choice. Truth.
a. Wa. SztsraL
had dared 10 make 4 gold speech
Colorado town around which wero
silver mines and when the au-
fe nnished with him the coroner's
Brought in yersct OF Suicide. -
The Lamar register., 1896-09-12
Cor. SixtDGnth and LaTimer StTH0tS, DGnV1r,
F THE ORIGINAL manufacturers COST,

and Winter goods, for and children in the
Clothing Hats and Gaps, Boots and Shoes for men,
furnishings, Blankets Trunks Valises Toilet Articles
partment, the finest in the country contains imported
atron wrappers waists cloaks furs capes, ETC. In Short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
NOTES FROM THE 18th REGIMENT

The regular monthly business and social meet
ings of the 18th Regiment Veteran Association will
be resumed to-nigh. Arrangements are now
being completed for the regular annual outing Of
the association by committee consisting OF Cap
tain John T. Scrymser. Lieutenant William I.
Lane and George NJ. Young This outing will take
place from Friday, September 49, 10 Monday. Sep
TENDER q, the place selected being Greenwood
Lake. No effort is being spared 10 make the trip
a success. a special train has beer secured
Colonel William l.. Watson. commanding the
18th Regment has Issued orders announcing that
drills VIII be resumed Thursday. October !,
and continue weekly until April /, 1897. Colonel
Watson thanks the officers and enlisted men for
the earnest and united support he has received at
their hands since he was placed in command.
Company @. 18th Regiment will have 4 trolley
ride to West End Park, Jamaica on Monday
night The trip will be made in illuminated cars,
with the inscription &c. 18th on the front dash
board Of each car ard az the partys destination
a supper VIII be served
Company - Of the same regiment is now engaged
in arranging stag" reception at the armory on
Thursday October 8. to celebrate the opening OF
the drill season go
The Athletic Committee Of the regiment will give
a SET OF athletic games early In November. Many
of the contests will be open to all amateur attn
letes IN good standing. the remainder being re-
served for members Of the regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
( SUCCESSFUL OPE\ING.
NOVELTIES IL MILLINERY ADMIRED ID
wrtHoNGs OF VISITORS TO NEW SroHH'


,,ocbs rev, and pal..tial millinery sior" at FUTON
=, Elm, Place ard Fulton Place. was opened !'''''
,v From 10 H. IL. until =. m. the b'A"'i'u' @'"''
vas fhrongod with Brooklyn people .
The frs. floor j. devoted 10 hat TRIMMINGS u "''
,.s,rlttions The most attractive HoNeitics VIZ
l rlur,c; =. saul an adaptation Of o~ri'h p'Un'''
,.,i,, makes "A charming effect - engtheh'nE '"'
feathers by hand 10 give a spraylIke "ppe"l""'S'
,.t.se nl,,n,as are rs far known maze ny 10
o,hcr firm in the country. Some handsome oI'''
,loaks Of ,h.se planes are shown IL me ""'"'"''
,,,,i,, wore trimmed with green marble pl'si'
.;b. second floor Is fitted up as heautlu s"io'' III
,vnitc and gold large pier mirrors ""h gre"
ne,,ed noountte carpets and palms in proiuSio''
,;;rc lara. wall showcases ir cherry. backed o.
i.avv plateslass mirrors display the latest i"I'r
i,, e,,Ios IL a bcwldcrins array. The mos, popui"
shade. l., fall trimming. cminehce fr"ncii f'"'H
ard Green's and a peculiarly delicate sh'de o'
corai are displayed In the most fascinating io''"S.
In q corner room on this hoor are impor'auonS u
tho mos. beautiful designs Of Mines Josse. JUN,
AVID virot in Paris Later this room viii be hevotni
a. - cnn,nle,c line of mourning ana iri"nts eoo"S'
80 "a bich Mr. Koch intends t. make q sncc.dii,tHS.
~ 90 the third floor induStrla eAilinis'Vl -
held all varieties OF attlicldi 'piS
are made bv skilled French workmen IooniS I' H.,
hv cIcctrcitv weaving fancy rlopoiS m"
are beinc made Of felt stock ana six pluS T.
ahis evi,ibtion IS not merely temporary, hnt II -
The intention Of Mr. Koch 10 be abl' 10 Manu-" ~.
me throughout In short time an; styIr , ". .,,
which mav be ordered. The fouith llco' i "'N"'''
IN he trmmers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
TIE WILSON VERDICT.

The inquest INTO The death of Edward Wilson
who known in Flushing AS Pony" wilson.
was finished Their" last night. The verdict Of the
jury Is non-commrtal. The jury could not deter
mine from the evidence whether the man came 10
his death from violence or died from natural
causes. Wilson was missing almost q year and
the suspicion that his wife killed him was aroused
through her contradictory stories First she said
he was working in Wostchester County. and then
she said that he was In California. Last evening "a
few witnesses were examined. Henry Williams.
c0lorcd. the man who raised the bones from tn,
cist.rn ia the cellar. said there was a rope about
IKE neck when h iirst raised the skeleton ahoy'
tn. water but The head fell of. and the rop"
slipped into the water with the head. He after
ward recovered the head and the rope. The jurors
out bur short time. and returned with T.
known To them. Mrs Wilson 10 now In the Queens
County jail, awaiting action by the Grand JURY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
STIRRING Up THE CONTRACIOhS'
CODY BROTHERS ExAsPERATINGLY SLOW WITH
THE WORK OF EXTENDING EASTERN
,.n.u.v 1>o East -YORKANE.

CODY BROTHERS EXASPERATlNGLf SLOW VIII"
THE WORK OF EXTENDING EASTERN
PARKWAY TO EAST NEw-YoRK AVE
people who have gone OUT Eastern PARKWAY
.ortr have .een wondering why IL IL that the CON-
,rac,ors who are making the connection between
~ parkway and East New-York-ave. are so uhCoh-
sc,onahly slow with their work. The contract was
made last wear ana a good deal yet remains 10 COM
ne,e IT, The improvement covers only fe" nun
dred feet and II would seem II Ii might easIy nave
been finished months ago. Ii is true mat some ued9
xas caused by ne change Of plans and the securing
f certain property that needed. but the extreme
deliheraton Of the contractors Cody Brohers Is not
a he excused OF that account For the iast TWO OF
three DAYS they have been doing nothing a.thousH
they have reached the point. of putting on pToheh
stone and rendered the roadway practically impass-
able. - ,ho r,,-aa,, ~
Engineer Lewis. who has charge OF inc bureau %
street Construction and Maintenance In me Depdr'-
rsnt civ Works has become eXasperated at lilc
action of the contractors. ana NeS'eindH ne ~
sbsm sharp letter telling them that they did not
resume work within five days ne should recommend
that the contract be annulicd and the work gwen 10
some one else He also informed them that the pen
ally for not completing the work on time would De
enforced The total amount of the contract Is hO'
large and the penalty will not be an enormous sum
but X is hoped that the prospective loss Of some 81
their profits viii lead Cody Brothers to exercise a
li,te more diligence. nj,
Cody Brothers are the same men TO whom PARK
Commissioner Woodruff refused 10 award the con-
trac; for the Gcnmoreave. Improvement, because ne
tina, they had not the facilities 10 DO the WORK