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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-06
P A R A U S T { D

Ell epfgrafe de estos rengones es cl nom
bre que lieva una de las mas antiguas y acredi'
tadas fabricas de CIGARRILLOS de laa
que en- Cuba elaboran sus productos con rama
de Vuclta Abajo, y al traerla l! Puerto Rico,
inyitamos los consumidores de cigarrilos
prueben los antes dichos, para que con nosotros
aseveren una vez mas 10 que tan probado tiene
esta marca; que es la que hasta hoy sostuvo su
cr6lito y la hacs ser precursors de una gran
competencia.
.Su due1o DON ADOLFO AIZPU-
RUA, ha nombrado como agente en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico 4 DON a. RAUSCiEM-
PLAT. 3O-7
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ENSENbM7h Informes sobre carreras y pre-
N"s-'n"-n preparation para las mismas, es
pecialmente para las cientficas que Sc cursan
on el extranjero. Estudios de l" "" ense
fanza de ampiaci6n Lenguas vivas. Mi
nero dc asignaturas, horas precios conven-
ciopsles. Don Eugenio 7. Igesias ga. b.,
INSTRUCTOR que fu6 del "Firesfde'' club
secci6n de la VEREIRN FUR VOLkS-
WOKL de la cIuaad de Leipzig en- Alemania,
-Ex.'I Literary Leader" del "Victoria Club
for English Conversation de aquella misma
ciudad, miembro que tambi6n fue por varios
aTlos de la Facultad del "Sauveur College of
Languages" en- los Estsdos Unidos de la Ame-
rica del Norte, ect., etc. Luna, 43. l5-l5
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MUEBLES
Sc venden sc al9uiian en- todas condicio
mes. Sin competencia en- classes nj precios.
iAquf todo es nuevo!
RAFAEL MARGARIDA
S. EN C.
Luna 81, esquiaa d .Saa Justo.

Luna 81, esqui,a d Saa Justo. P
-. El eorrreaponsal en- San Sebastian de
<El lmparcial>, de Madrid, dice 10 siguiente:
'lmportantes personals cubanas aqui Residences
me dicen cue conocen mucho lItndez Capo,e
nue., presidepte de la repablica de la Eatrella
solitaria. lie juzgan hombre inteligente, y
afrman que prueba que 10 es su brllante hoja
de estudios en- Ia facultad de derecno Cuanto
q su moralidad, parece dudosa, pues estando
empleado en- una Compahfa de gas, entire t
y un compaIero suyo defraudaron ocho mil
duros. Ell compahero sc suicide, y d Sc mar
cho la manigua, al lado de Maximo Gomez,
que lie protege. Al generalfsimo debe Capote
su election, porque Gomez guerra contrsrrestar
d todo trance la Influenza de Calixto Garcia
-. ENCYCLOPEDIA electro mecanica. Con-
tiene esta obra: Electricidad industrial. Ma.
nual prsetico de dinamoa motores electricos
Pllas y acumuladores. Las canalizaciones elGc-
tricas. Manuel de fogonero maquinista. Ell
conductor de motores de gas petroleo. Gufa
practica de alumbrsdo elc:trieo. Manual del
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N0TICIAs

."* Hemos sabido que la Excma. sefora
doha Matilde dc Leon, dignfsima esposa del
general Marin, recibi6 anoche un cablegrama
de Madrid, comunicAndole la triste nueva de
haber fallecido en- Cordoba una nieteci.a suya,
hija del sefor duque de Hornachuelos. Reel
ban, por tanto, log esposos Marin Ia expression
mas sincera de la parte que tomsmos en- su
duelo.
-. En- Naguabo Sc que an del alumbrado
phblico. Nos dicen que la es1uina de la plaza
esta siemprc oscuras. Tambien ahaden que
los dos faroles de la casa consistorial, donde
| se encuentra la casa de comercio del sefior Sc
IRA, contigna d la del seilor alcalde, estan hace
tempo apagados por falta de gas.
- lIa sido nombrado Official 5. . inte
| rino, guarda-almac6n de la administration de
| rentas aduana de Aguadilla, nuestro amigo
don jose Montilla, ell cual marchara de un mo
mento otro d tomar possession de gu destino.
~. Hemos tenido ell gusto de saludsr en-
esta redaccion nuestros amigos don Pedro
Alfonso Rosso don Augusta Gandfa vecinos
de Arecibo. Deseamosles grata estancia en- es
ia capital
TeodoTo AguiIar Mora PERE5soS PE4I1K 3 s1- s1-
CHILLER EN- ARIES, de- clases de Ira "a.
ensehanza admite internos Y medio-pensionis-
tas en- su eftablecmiento. Cruz nim. 6. l2
-. Ell dfa l del corriente las dos de
la tarde tendrA lugar en- las Salas Consistoriales
ante Ia Junta del ramo, la subasta para el abas.
to de carnes de esta ciudad durantesslos dfss 25
al 81 del presente mes.
-. Mandamientos de la muje csssds-
Ell l.o Amar su marido sobre todas las
cosas. Fl 20 No jurarle su santo nombre
en- vano.-El 3. Consagrsrle todas las fes
tas. El4.o Quererle mas que & su padre
su madre. Ell 5. No stormantarle con
exigencias, caprichos refunfufios. = El6. Q
No enganarle-El :. Q No sisarle, no gastaf
ell dinero en- perifollos.-El S. No murmu-
rar, no fngir ataquea de nervios, nj cosa alguna
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Gran Hotel "Ingatsrra" .,a1 1ossl sI5sb.L de- P1i
Montado Ia altura de log meiores de Europa
Vstas & la bahia. Con gabinete de lectura
departamento de cantina, tabaquerfa un ele-
gante Salon de Recreo. IIospedaje desde Dos
PESOS en- adelante, segin la habitaoi6n que Sc
oeupe.-A. AGUDO,-P Propietario).
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panadorn Con objeto de abrir una panaderfa
u"uuo'o en- esta Capital, sc necesitan, un
maestro de pala, dos ofciales y dos ayudantes.
Los que Sc cream aptos para desempeIlar dichos
cargos y deseen colocaree, pueden dirijrse a
don Juan Carreras don Jose G. Acevedo, en-
ell Eielato. Marina. 6l
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Manstf, 2. tarde

Reciba Ell nombre de este comite, lesl na.
triotica enhorabuena, por la subida al poder del
gabinetc que preside nuestro iustre jefe Excmo
sr. d. Praxedcs Mateo Sagasta, en- quien tiene
puestas las esperanzas este pats eminentemente
liberal. Clemente Ramirez
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Ponce, 2.35 tardt

Agfadecidfsimos telegrama. Colon, Mon.
tayo 20 le fellcitamos constitution ministero
-Matienzo.
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Ponce, 3.2O tarde.

Felcftole caurosamente por ertrada Moret
EN- Ultramhr. su poftica hidalg ga generoaa esta
en- Was de llegar la practica. Salud, fuerzs
y union. - S. Moret
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do al partido liberal en- Ia representation de
listed, que es su digno y querido jefo.-Ram6n
Mendez.
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Venta do caSaS Sc venden tres sea cas's con
bsrrio de Puerta de TERRA, frente 4 la iglesia.
Producen mas de l.! por ciento de interes men
sual En- esta imprenta informaran. p.
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hvie0 Ell Agrimensor don Manuel Martinez
Hsiov' Mora, ha trasadado Ia residencia de
su familia Santurce, pero la correspondence
puede dirgfrsele tambien Utuado, donde
contin,ia ejerciendo Ia profession. 81
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Ponce, 800.

Felotamosle por su triunfo que viene
iemostrar Ia provision y la honradez de su la.
Dor patri6tica. Reciba abrazos de fraternidad.
-Astol, Rodriguez Cabrera, Lespier, Hoyos.
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GlKSIjL T0RIO de Intermediates de la gar
eo''0o- o'''o gonta, nayiz oiaos.-Con
sultas gratuitas de 10 q II de Ia manana por Ell
DR.. Baixauli.-Plaza de San Jose Gunto la
Igesia). l5-3-P.
GEETg0 de eomsiones Agencia General de
" "'"o negocios.-Jos6 Manuel Lopez
TELEGRAPH: "Pelopcz. > Guayama. - Puerto
Rico. p
AgenCia Mendsz importation sapoTta a.
manufactures eytranjeras. Cristo u. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. - Casa en- New York,
Meecle= -lgency, Z Barclay Street. l5-3
- ma botellas del acreditado Ron Stron-
'-,ooo ghoM Sc han vendido durante dos
aGos que haee que este sabroso licor Sc presen-
to al mercadJ. No hay duda que es mucho
vender. Pfdase en- todas parties. Luina Her
manos y Compahfa 10 venden al por mayor y
detail.
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Manifestations del PartiiO Liberal

A continuation pubicamos los telegramas
que de aver hoy ha recibdo en- esta capital
el senior Muhoz Rivera, jefe del psrtido liberal
puertorriqueno.
Anasco, 5 = de Ia larde.
Salud en- la patria por Ia patria Sagas.
ia presidencia Consejo y Moret ministerio de
Ultramar, son garantfa segura, triunfo partido
liberal Puerto Rico-Vicente Urrutia
"a
Coamo, So de la tarde.
Confrmada noticia Sagssta lie felicito.-
Guerasa.
Carolina, So. 90.
Gracas, me felicto os felicito. Mi en-
horabuena entusiasta.-Degado.
Manatf 5 9 90 de la tsrde
III mas entusiasta felicitacion por haber
constitnfdo miniserio ell Sr. Sagasta.-Nater.
Ponce, So so de Ia tarde.
lnmensa satisfaction experimento felicitan
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Ponce, $3.50 de la tarde.
lnmensa satisfaction experimento felicitan.
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Manatf. ( % de Ia tsrde.

MI mas entuslasta felicitacion por haber
constitufdo minisierio ell Sr. Sagasta.-Nater
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San German. 40 tarde.

Dan 0erman, 4.IU tarde.
Recibida con regocijo por correligionarios
Ia noticia de constitution gab:nete. Moret en-
ultramsr considerase prenda segura cumpli.
miento de cfertas. Rutgole sea interprete For.
taleza nuestra adhesion patriotica, Instituciones
y Gobierno.- Ramon QuiGones.
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Yabucoa, 425 tarde.
Enterado comite formation gabinete lbe.
raj, reitera usted felicitaci6n por acertada ini
clatlva polftlca redentora. Que sea para bien
de la patria, con nuestros votos.-Cintr6n.
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Adiuntas, 5 tarde,

Ad]untas, tarde.
Reciba mi estusissta felicitacion por subida
al poder nuestro partido. La Providencia esta
con nosotros nos ayudara conseguir la paz y
q realizar 81 imperio de Ia justicia. Debe usted
estar contento de su obra. Puerto Rico le hara
lusticla como merece. Viva Espafs! Viva la
Libertad!-Dr. Maldonado.
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Adiuntas, 6-s.40 mafiana.

Comite preside, en- nombre partido liberal
de esta villa, felicita enthusiastic & usted, ga.
acertadsmente usted preside, suplicando haga
extensive esta felicitsci6n al gsbinete liberal
La libertsd nos sonrie excamsmos con entu.
siasmo Viva Espaia! Viva la libertad! Viva
nuestro partido!-Teodoro Figueroa.
Patillas, 6-s mahana.
Recibida aver tarde con jubilo noticia su.
bida al poder de nuestro ilustre iefe Ell insigne
estadista senior Sagasta. Verifcada solemne
manifestation popular celebration tan fausto
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Carolina. 4.bO tarde.

Carolina, 4.6O tarde.
Conocida constitution ministerio, nos fell.
citamos por carteya Ultramar = lie felicitamos 4
usted.-Delgado.
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Humacao, 5.35 tarde.
Reunido comite acordo aousar recibo tele-
grama participando constitution ministerio Ii
beral y felicitar usted calurosamente. Tras-
mita presidente Consejo leal felicitaci6n, ha-
ciendo votos fervientes por la prosperidad de
la patria y bienestar de esta provincial espa.
nola.-Ramirez.
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Manifestation esplendida parti6 de ofci-
mas eDemooracis,. Comandancia militar, Con.
sistorio, Goberno Regional. Diacursos elo-
cuentfsimos de alcalde, Herminio Dfaz, Gober-
nador, Matenzo. Vivas Espa6a, Rey, Go.
bierno Regional, Puerto Rico, Autonomfa CO.
lonial. Mas de tres mil personals. Entusasmo
indescriptible. Comite le felicita. Veazquez.
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Ponce, Ais tarde.
Te felicitc feicito al pals Quintfn Negr6n.
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Gracias, me felicito os felioito. Mi en-.
horabuena enthusiastic Delgado.
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Guavama. s tarda.

0uayaI1a, o tHfue.
Recibido tclegrama composition ministerio,
Comite local nombre partido felicita listed
por tausto suceso, rogandole eleve respetuosa
leal adhesion al trono y al nuevo Gobierno.-
Dr. Vazquez.
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Barranquitas, 5.4 tarde.
AL oongratularnos por subida literales al
poder damos listed nuestra felicitacion CO.
mo correligicnarios p1estro concurso.-Jos6
Felix Colon-Manuel Figueroa.
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Cidra, 6-s. 80 maIans.
Reina entusiasmo lbersles, este pueblo
causa subda Sagasta. lie felicitan.-Sebas-
tian Mejfa.
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SUHO0LH0US3 NEEDED.

Citizens OF Sunnyside Adopt Resolu-
tions Setting Forth Their Wants.
A mass-meeting of the residents of
Sunnyside took place Friday evening to
take action in regard to better school facil-
tiles which were promised them a year
ago. John A. Johnson was appointed
chairman and John Barrett secretary.
Chairman johnson stated the object of
the meeting and the wants of the district.
The Sunnyside district is growing rapidly.
There are at present twenty-three houses
building and the coming summer will see
Sunnyside outstrip com petitofs in that
respect. On motion of D. f. Wyckoff a
committee of three were appointed to
draft resolutions setting forth the wants of
the people as follows:
RESOLVED, That we petition the Board of Edu-
cation for a new schoolhouse, as the accommo-
dations at present afforded are insufficient for
the requirements of this rapidly growing dis
trict. When the school was first opened on
the Sd of February, 1896, there were twenty
increased to sixty-seven, besides great num-
Der who are obliged to go to other schools out
side of the district, which is very inconvenIent
as we'll as being unpleasant during the winter
season.
We desire to express our appreciation of the
services rendered by Teachers Miss c. F. Rior-
dan and Miss Brown, who are doing their
utmost for the welfare of the children placed
in their care.
The resolutions were signed by D. q.
Wyckoff. G. E. Niles and w. Wilson.
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fitted out, is good carrier and made
better time over the measured mile, and,
in fact, during the entire trip, than any
body anticipated. She will begin her
initial voyage next Wednesday, and
nearly all the cabin accommodation is
already taken up.
Captain pete" OFT, the most popular
pilot. without exception. in San Francisco,
is one of the happiest men on the water
front. His wife presented him with twin
sons a couple of days ago, and now the
pilots are scanning long list of names
daily in order to be ready for the christen-
ing. Mrs. OFT will be about again in few
days and the proud father vows that the
first outing the youngsters shall have will
be cruise outside the heads on the crack
pilot-ooat America.
The latest candidate for Harbor Com.
missioner is Major P. J. Harvey, the pres
ens Port Warden. The names OF Rudolph
Herold, Colin M. Boyd. A. Nj. Welburn
and Stewart Menzies have also been men
toned at various times, but the Governor
has not made any selection so lar and nc
one knows who will be the Commissioner
to succeed Dan. I. Cole next week.
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LIABILITY FOR ERROR.
Suit Against tho Western Union Tele
graph Company.

Suit Against tho Western Union Tele-
graph Company.
Justice of the Peace Carroll had before
him case yesterday involving the ques-
ton of negligence on the part of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company in deIiv-
ering a message at Niles. Some time ago
William Il. Ford. according to his testi-
mony, had suit against Code, Elicit &
Co. of this City. A message was sent to
him by the Western Union Telegraph
Company's lines for the purpose of in
forming him that the hour set for the
hearing of the case. was 10A. M. When
the dispatch reached him it told him that
1 O'Clock was the hour. He was not pres
ent when the case was called and it went
by default. Then the suit heard yester-
day, IN which Rauer was the nominal
complainant against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, was brought.
There was no attempt on the part of
witnesses to deny that there had been a
mistake in the transmission of the mes.
sage, but it was set up that the company
specifically sets forth on all its blanks that
if certainty of accuracy IL essential the
message should be repeated, which was
not done in this case; also that on the
day in question there was bad break in
the wires owing to bad weather. Justice
Carroll took the case under advisement.
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sarcasm and intended humor she came
nearer home in her later comments ul on
the LIQUOR business and the want OF lntei.
eence and capable interest OF many OF
those by whose vote the traffic Is generaiiy
permitted. She expressed surprise ana
regret that cities and towns OF Caliiornia
have an unusually large number OF sa.
looms. MANY were the mods and smiles OF
approval from her bonneted auditors ana
occasionally little f1utter OF applause
would follow some particularly accepta-
BILE sally.
During her discourse she expressed these
thoughts:
'The great mistake of the Temperance
movement is that 1t has been carried on
outside the church instead of in the
church. l say don't go to your haiis Ior
your temperance work; go right into your
churches and carry on the movement
there with Christian influences.
1--WE do whatever is expedienr, and wnat
does God think of such mesnods? we
freed the negroes because it was military
necessity, and we enfranchised them be.
cause it was . political necessity. What
We ought TO do Is from q sense of righteous
ness rather than from q sense of expedl-
sncy.
"The saloon-keeper is always as good
the saloon he keeps, and the saloon ne
keeps is always as good as the Counciimen
40 good as the Legislature that made the
saloon law. and the legislators are always
az good as the good Christian men that
elected them"
Several very agreeable vocal selections
were rendered by quartet OF young
women.
This evening Mrs. Hoffman will
speak in the California street Methodist
Church for tho last time in this City. and
Tuesday evening she will speak al
Berkelev
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A NEGLECTED DISTRICT.
The Residents West of College Hill
Clamor for improvements Which
Are Very Much Needed.

The Residents West of College Hill
Clamor for improvements Which
Are Very Much Needed.
The joint action of Mission Road. Ingle-
side and Ocean View improvement clubs
is being planned with the view of drawing
the attention Of the Supervisors to the
necessity OF improving their territory.
Those of the Mission Road petition for
protection against fire. They claim that
not even an alarm-box is located within
two miles from the center Of the district,
and also that there are no hydrants on the
line OF Mission road. not to mention the
side streets and avenues running into that
thoroughfare.
Another complaint is that there are no
gas or water mains on the streets.
The lngleside and Lake View Club COM
plain OF all these evils; and, in addition,
complain OF having neither gas nor cleo
trio lights from San Jose avenue to Ingls-
side. distance of three miles, thus CON-
peillng them either 10 provide themselves
with dark lanterns or remain indoors on
nights when there is no moonlight
Inc ocean View people came next and
asked for additional fire protection, better
streets and an avenue by which they can
get 10 the park without having to come
into Valencia and Haight streets, and also
direct opening to the county road.
In conclusion, all join In trying to have
tn pound limits extended. that meander-
ing goats and cows be debarred the luxury
OF destroying their gardens.
They ignore the economical plea on the
grounds that they have been paying heavy
taxes into the City treasury for the past
forty years without getting any returns or
Dement'S from the same. In difference
and neglect they claim have kept back the
entire neighborhood and prevented people
from building or improving their prop
erty. 70 provide to meet the greater por-
ton OF those wants and necessities is now
the aim and object OF the Improvement
clubs mentioned.
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PINTO WILL RECOVER.

His Mother-in-Law Sticks to Her Story
That q Chinese Shot Him.
Julian Pinto. the attorney who was shot
by his mother-in-law, Mrs. Latham OF
Oakland. was yesterday removed from the
Receiving Hospital to the City and County
Hospital. DR.. Bunnell, VINO attended To
his wound. says that his recovery is only
a question OF time.
Mrs. Latham has not yet been charged.
She still denies shooting her son-in-!aw
and sticks to her former statement thai
il was Chinese. The police place nc
credence upon her story and have suffi-
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WOMAN's VOTE NEEDED.
Mrs. Mary Hoffman, Temperance Treas
urer, So Advocates Check to
LIQUOR Traffic.

Mrs. Mary Hoffman OF Kansas City, Mo-,
grand treasurer of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, now on q
speech making tour OF this State, ad-
dressed an audience OF about 300 women
and some men Friday night in the First
Congregational Church.
NominalIy her SUBJECT was temperance,
but practically it was woman suffrag. as q
means to the end. Beginning with dis
cussion OF labor and immigration ques-
tions, with New York City as sad exam
pie of corrupt political leadership, whore
the ilIiterate and depraved exert great
power at the polls, she passed on to the
history of the accomplishments of the
w. G. T. U. and remarked that its success
had ever been due more to local option
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SOUGHT AND FOUND DEATH.
Two Unfortunates Who Committed Sui
eide by Inhaling IIlumi atinR Gas.

Two Unfortunates Who Committed Sui.
eide by Inhaling IIlumin ating Gas.
Two more unfortunates sought death
and oblivion by the gas route on Friday
night and yesterday their bodies were
taken to the Morgue to await identifica-
ton and the verdict of suicide" that has
been rendered by juries in SO many cases
of late.
Ernst Huter, whose body was discovered
in room of the lodging house at Is Eddy
street, was cook, about 81 years of age,
and had recently worked at the Pabst
Gale and the Oberon. No cause is known
why he should commit suicide.
Marx Schul, married man, so years
old, nnscrewed the gas fixtures in room
at 222H Fourth street, where he resided.
to insure free flow OF gas anu then lay
down to die. His body was found at an
early hour yesterday morning.
Schulz had wife and three children
in Portland, Or, from whom he had been
separated for several years, and for some
time past had been supported by a ne phew
here.
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A Union Mass-Meetipe.

llTo-day at 3 O'Clock S. II. Hadley of New York
City, active in the Jerry McAuley Mission, will
address mass-meeting of both ladies and
gentlemen at the Young Mems Chris tian Asso-
citation auditorium, Mason and Ellis streets.
Mr.. Hadley mas had most wonderful experience
and will relate the story of his life. He has
stiles OF the country, where he has carried the
message to young men. This Will be his first
appearance in San Francisco.
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Forged Bank Notes.

The Scotland Yard authorities have notified
the local banks that forged Bank of England
notes are again in circulation. The fraudu-
lent issue is confined to S2O notes of date Janu-
ary Is, 1896, the denoting cipner being NJ over
8, the mum bers being all of 25 900 odd. Over
iorty have been presented at the bank, re-
m itted chiefly from the central cities OF Eu-
rope, principally from Prague and Vienna.
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NEW TO-DAY.
. Z 4 .
FOR
G. ri
NO ONE DIES
of Pulmonary Disease who
takes "77" in time.

Twenty per cent; one person
in five; die of Pulmonary dis.
ease; Colds, Grippe, Pneumo-
MIA, Consumption, who could
be saved by the timely use of
"77." DR.. Humphreys famous
Specific.
Since "77" came into general
use, the fatality has decreased,
and it only remains for it's
adoption as a national remedy
to rob our climate of all it's
terrorS.
DR.. Humphreys Homeopathic Manual Of Dis
eases at your Druggists Mailed Free
Sold by druggs s. receipt Of 25 cents
or five for ST. Humphreys Medicine Company
corner William and John streets New York