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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

lar. with seven wickets down for 20 runs. W.
tory for the home team seemed bS ss em. Of his
yuIna ,.,,.t,c bittne T. q. Clarke showed III
20 ar, and v Tits w se1o .ssurS
~, "a The Knickerbockers had won an lntensey III
eresting game by the nsrrow margin acbing this
our ~ her cricketers with jealous care ai,u
incentive 10 good work gold medals ps s yorh
Wersd for the men who will return 70 New io ~
With the best averages in both departments OF 'ne
game The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
ST. LOUIS. s: CHICAGO. /.

81 Louis Aug. 22-Cuppy twirled In fine form to-
day, and Chicagos six hits we're kept we'll scat
tered. The Perfectos punched their hits, and. aided
by Woverton's loose work ut third. had no trouble
winning. Attendance. 800 The score follows;
r. X. r.
s. Louis ........".o oSckS K, 10
Batteriss-cuppy and Criger; Garvin and Donohue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
PHILADELPHIA
NETWORK

Earned Frs, base oy
4: Philadelphia g Base ballsoN Gettg. 3: on Nc
PartIand g. of Bernh,rd g. Struck out-By Gettig. l;
by Mcfarland. ., by Bernhard. !. Two base hits
Thomas Mcfarland; Bernhard stolen basssmpelebanty
Chids Goeckel. Mcfarland Wild pitch-Gettg. Passed
baIs--Wilson l. Mcfarland /. Hit by pitched ball
Gross Thomas Cmpires-Lynch and Connolly
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS BOSTON AGAIN II
A WELL PLAYED GAME.

mrrKrN SENT BACK TO THE BENCH IN SHORT
oPDrR--A DOUBLE PLAY DERIVES BIOS
TON OF A CHANCE To WIN OUT
IN THE LAST INNING
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NG>m~n&4
The Messages
Of the Heralds

DROPHESY the Autumn fashions
i The national demand comes to US
from villa, cottage and Summer hotel It
echoes from the surf, floats down from the
mountain. Popular demand asks, "Ready1"
Wanamaker's echo. "Readyl"
Ahead of all the market are the styles
now shown here from Paris, London and
Berlin. These first ranks are full Of orgi-
nal grace and style. You'll find it in the
Bor Jackets,
Driving Goats,
GoLf Capes Of Notei Stn65,
Princess COINS.
High elaboration marks the dress though,
of the period. Matron or belle, homeward
bound via New York from Summer pleas.
ure, loses the latest point of interest by
falling to visit Wanamaker's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
ANNA GRAY SOLD TO FASIG.TIpToy m

Lexington. Ky, Aug. 2s (SpecisD-s G. Ign. NJ,
this county has sold to the Faslg-ripton Com.
pary. OF New-York the Thoroughbred mare Arr.
Gray. by Free Knight dam Alice Gray 6y IN.
quirer. The price is private Anna GRAY 4. o..
years old and 10 with foal by 81. Forisn. Her dar
and Domino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
FIRST GAME
SECOND GAME.
BALTIMORE WINS TWICE.

Baltimore, Aug 22.--The Orioles had picnic In
the first game Nof the double header with Wash
ington to-day winning hands down. The second
contest was a pitchers battle. for Weighing, after
tho first inning pitched great ball Howell was hit
hard but with his usual luck the opportune hit
was missing. This. with brilliant support, kept
the Senators one run behind when the final figures
were in Attendance. 1885. The score follows:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. z.
ws,hi,xton .....o o q 2 q 2 o-S r
EsItnor, ......,..5 o o 1 lis 20 3
Ratt~res-McFarland and Roach. Mckenns and Smith
SECOND GAME
r.. X. z.
Washington ........S o-S 10
paI,irnore .........4 o o q n Ia
mountaineering and Duncan. Howell aad Robinson.
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FIRST GAME
SECOND CANT
LOUISVILLE. 15: CLEVELAND. s.

Louisville Ky, Aug 22-The clevelands started
out all right to-day. but made bad finish Woods
was substituted for Philippi In the fourth inning.
Captain Clarke presented with a baby carria ge
the fret time he appeared at the plate. The score
follows
r. II. z.
CsNsIans ''''.,..i o ! % Il o
Pstter.s-Phnirpi and Powers. Knspper ard Sugden.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS EASILY.

The Philadelphia found the New-York team
easy TO beat at the Polo Grounds yesterday. Get
tg and Mcfarland pitched inerectively. Bern
hard was we'll nigh invincible Score:
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freshening lightened somewhat and the Canadian
boat unable to catch her opponent The Cen
esee's lead at the western buoy was less than a
minute. but in the broad reach back she again
pulled ahead She down 10 leeward, and In
order to avoid being blanketed had 10 take in her
balloon jib. This gave her competitor slight ad-
vantage, but before the Genesee could be over
hauled she had edged UP 10 windward and her
balloon Jib was set again. She finished one minute
and twenty-five seconds ahead OF the Beaver.
Both challenger and defender received an equally
generous greeting from the assembled feet OF steam
and sailing craft that crowded around the finishing
buoy. The time OF the racers follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

Earned runs-Boston. 2: Brooklyn Two-base hits
Jones, Tenney. Long and Stsh Home run-Daly Stolen
hase-Daly Double plays.McJsmes Dahlen and Jen-
First base bslls-On Wills q off McJames 2 Struck
out-By Willis. /: BY McJames / Umpires-Emsie and
Macdonald Tme-i50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

fact only covering oc VAS IS T ppIereed I'VE
deck ~ and oompanlonways only one ST. anv
aeekbearn however. so that tney b, 40 From 'Tho
way impair ht Register" the following official meas
urement of the Shamrock j. 'ahs.,' .o,.,,r.
30 feet: length 1850 feet; length on wue'
line. SO feet; breadth 900 ieet' oep'"' i''''
SIR THOMAS Upton SENDS HIS lHANN''
" 8 Oddle. secretary Of the New-fork iaon'
c,nh has received the following communications
|iuo' 100 London Aug H. 1880.
.oao-. odvard New-York Yacht Club
New-York. st., ..,.rr,r, which greatly
nrocate Notice from press reports ciup nd,,
bpronsh Mr. Oddle kindly extended sssibo
my yacht. 49,, An oes9 Upton.
steam Yacht Erin. Aug IT, Hys.
Y c Oddie Secretary New-Iork facht ''u"'
'New,York City. l., ..Aatf ~ Sir
Desr sir: I wish to thank you IN oenaH 10, ol -, I,a
hornas Upton for your Kindness IN v Yach,
Irriyeges or the Landing No. l. New o.k 1s''
Cub. Yours faithfully. DAVID Damn"
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eSp@RI1S "o'~ ~~N
~CSps@USMEM
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.

RACING.-Saratoga RACINE
Saratoga, 100 p. m. po,,,
GOLF.CAnnuai CIR gp Narragansett Pier.
yuorth on S tournament, Kebo Valley Coun,
i n 4 cub Bar Harbor Me; handicap ca s0 0a
point system for Mrs Lav1 %,ub Sea monthly n
Gates cups. Nassau Country C1uo handicap.
handicap. st. Andrews; wo'''e"
Shinnecock. ,.-s.,+a
LAWN TENNIS. - Southern interstate
championship Atlanta. Ga ,.
YACHTING Seawanhaka against 6r.,er
aeInbia. knockabout class match, os ~
Bay. Long Island: Canada cup i"'0'
Toronto
por,o-Myopia Hunt Club tournament
cvC1rNcN A. C. meet. Asbury Park
y. J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bowling League
meeting Carleton Club.
SHOOTING.-West End Hanoicap' i've
birds Elkwood Park, n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
At 81 a yard,-aII of these:

Corrugated bayadere striped Venetian CLOTH
Bayadere silk striped Venetian cloth.
Bayadere plush striped Velours
Braided bayadere striped Venetian cloth.
They were first marked, respectively, 9+.15, -,
S37S and so.
number of other desirable fabrics Of this class pro-
portionately reduced in price.
Rotunda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
BOXING.

Dan" Creedon. OF Australia, and Fred" Nor
ris tho Cyclone" In . twenty-five round night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
Bureaus and
ChiffOnnierS

has had rivalry but not competition. That's
proved by the wonderful success of this
month sale.
The furniture thought to-day concerns
Bureaus and Chiffonniers. Bedroom deco
ration and convenience 60 with great cheap
ness in the prices that appear in the follow
ing list Regularly fifty per cent. higher.
Many of them only one each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
GAMES YESTERDAY

Rrooklvn s. Boston. Baltimore, 10 "a -"
P'deiphia IL New-York 'urst sa a. Washington
'inelnna,. second camel
'nrst safhe land. O: Louisville. D.
tsecond game. 81. lNuiS' - N'9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
TWO GAMES AT CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati Aug 22.-Had II not been for errors
the Pirates would have taken both games to-day
instead OF losing one and teing another The first
esme wac battle between Tannehill and Hahn.
The former pitched the better ball. but was un-
lucky Two games will be played tomorrow. The
scores follow:
FIRST GAME
r. Fl. z.
Cincinnati 80 q IL 2
Pittsburg ......0 o q q o-1
Bsteries-Hahn and Wood: Tannehill and Fo1.
SECOND GAME.
r n. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

"sKEETs" MARTIN GETS TWO RACES
WINS THE zETLAND STAKES AND THE BALDWIN
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Home Renovation
and Decoration

that is unmatched and unavoidable. Also
every facility for plain and tresco painting
and relief decoration. Competent artistic
advice is freely at your service, either in the
store or at your home, by request The
rush will come with the beginning OF
Autumn. Foresight will place orders now.
Thus you will have comfort and satisfaction.
Third floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

To prevent a repetition OF Mondays mistake
10 buoys the Judges tug Augusta steamed out 10
each one ahead OF the racers. The Chicago steam
yacht Pathfinder acted as Judges boat. The race
tomorrow will be nine miles TO windward or 10
leeward and return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

Golfers to whom home links have become tame
have another opportunity this week TO compete on
the new course at Long Beach. An open tourna-
rnent is to be held Saturday. for which several
handsome prizes are offered. and among those who
have already entered W. c. Ridgeway. T. A.
Tofy Maturin Ballou. J. Temple Gwathmey. H.
r. Curtis and a. F. Ciqpp. Entries Will be re-
ceved by the secretary w. c. Poillon. up 10 p m
Cotu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

r. Churchill has established new record for
the Ardsley links. Playing with II. Mortimer Bill
lngs on Monday Churchill covered the course in
IL his card being as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
NEwSDEALERS CONVENTION

For other sports soc page eight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

High novelties for
Autumn. Intend
ed for last season.
but were late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

The Michigan links. the only one on Block Island,
is commanding much attention from the summer
residents of that popular resort The course lies
along the edge Of the Mohegan Bluffs. and for a
revv one is IN excellent condition the sea air ap
parenty producing a turf particularly well adapted
FOR the game. The lowest score up TO the present
tine is s. held by Mr. Lindsey Of New-Haven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

An anecdote is told by Mr.. Barry about the Rev.
DR.. Ransford. Of thr city who has for several
years taken keen interest in golf The Doctor. he
AYERS came in from the links at Hot Springs, Va.
one day last spring and announced his score for
the round a. .
well Nose. what do you think Of thatT' said
q bystander TO old co.ored man.
Boss" said Nose. II think ef he done 1t he wa
alone when he done II. That's what ] think"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

The August Furniture
Sale was invented by US.
Flattered by imitation it
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rs por ennn esuados
beds Erehimeno
especifcos GranlOs XOHEP4TIC0S ULRICI:
Es,retaienO producdo Dyspepsia
en- las ReIsonas que haeen vida sedentara recuida
EStTeAtntenO debes
uene ca los cmas ead hacend desaparece las aqu neryosdad
natural da necesaa goIar de ud ompeta Moa Appetite
Digestion Dyspepsia
los V6rigos Vahdos V6mitoS blios
EFeHjBfeate debdad nut6r
por pee
defcenoa
gado digestion tard incomplete erupo acedla
sreaantO padn dyspepsia cronica
de bills, toni6cando reguaizando ell Hgado.
EstredetO Hmooides
dolores,
CUrGn tOdG JGquecd producda Esrehimiento
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: Ponce Domingo "a Dc Diclembre de 1899
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Panaderfa las ''Tres B"
de Petro Cell y RoS,

Este antique y acreditado estable
cimiento habierto de nueyo 81 pu0u
co. ofrece a sus. numerosos tavorece-
dores pan selecto todas horas del
dia confeccionado con las melores
harinas que Sc fabrican en- Nueya
York asi como un variado surhde De
galletas de todas classes.
Existe ademas en- ell mismo estable-
cimiento un surtido yariado de pro-
visiones y licores selectos para taml-
las. ore -yende a precios sumamente
m6dicos. ---z-->--z-,.
Una vista pues a las &Fres b. ,
saldreis sumamente cOmplacidos.
NOYiembre % del 90 l m. q.
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S,r Iu4o, ru..t1 Z u, N1Vbrt l.. 1899.
Ea t, ,Ollina sc simitilSl plopasi -
! h>io piag1 eerr4do para Ia olDst7uccisp
Z re co14t-uaei6a de ga los trozNs cRrre
sra en esta miiis ado sl conjunto IA
l1nc;t1i a1rcxtma Ia d. Z millse,
Di9hs9 propstct ,ue' sara admltitaN hAs
ts lal docs dsl dis ! . Dioiemare Troxi-
40, hora 6Ia la para la sp3TtCTa en- pdolioo
do los pliegn7.
Uadl pr0poalo'S 'dAha'& So Trssentads
ea 81 in lr4ao especial p.eserito, y .eE aeon
ralai4 biau DE- uu iaptsito met5lico d.
5 1000 loli trS N ,us il Amerlcaua. 9 ce u
4 oertiae4dp pr ua B4n3o Fseions'
3 dl9Atit q oeraa izvuatos inmadlata
e. a tlios alaslla9 iiatadoraa Cuya
o4i .io1eS s9al 4 IL 'l.,a'.
Ia juats s. reserva al far9ehl de rex b :
~ ela Q1iara 6t@dAs ss propos'ci1pes,
E valnr las obFAs megeiousdas 80 C'l
ua sn $500. 900 loisTs. & esta OaciH
dAraa los informes necsssrics.
W JUDSON.
Oapitaq dal Ous,po do Iugsnisrcs prsaiden
"a de Ia ] atl de Ob'As Punlioaa.
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NUHVO RRSIAURANT
De tu IadO al paraisO

Situado en- la calle de Isabel hume
70 IL frente la casa ocupada p0r
don UlpianO Colon.
REPRESENTATIVES; B. Bocanegra y j.
Zappenfeco. Sc ofrece a todas las
personas de buen gusto un esmerado
seryicio. comidas suculentas, ventlla :
ci6n y precios m6dicos.
Sc sirven buenas cenas, cafe y cho
colate.
una vista a dicho Restaurant y
ouedar6is invitadO para Volver.
Dicbre. 2l del 90. I'm, $.
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E1DIC'T'O

L5Cencild0 don IStdr0 Soto NltSSG
Juex aSoctdd0 de N C0rte Judicial
de DiStTitO de Ponce.
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Sc venden

vmia nasas De mampostpria y de
Il lsra ailuadas sn puntos s6utfioos Dc
esta ciudad, AT como alguaos solarel
oropias pats fahrioas go esquiaa.
Tsmhie 81 eslosa dinero ca hipots-
os sob aeas.
Isfafnsito - ls eaila del Sci Ne
8 sios a. Is casa De don kiisel g.
HaI3.
EaYhrf { atasae ln.A
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Iacc cspaccer alas dyspepsia cmaca intestinal aun
DrATc acedspes nehaz6n aest5mago desps
de las nda deoresdgeones lentas pesadez
pugnancerpos sed-vertgos- simple
Co cr6nico deGs6mago V6mhOS Dueas c6co puos
Dcucta u crters Dsa fSda de NAL oo Darea
nieeca Todo cede ponameEe
efcaz Rcmrdo.
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Jaime Rullan
AT0GHA 6-P0NCE

Go ests antique deeoslto De eslssdo , Pc.
: Tia - aaata is Fecibig - odmplfta sut-
fe sslztdo amegieano = espalias. Dc tela
tm, pars caballsros, ssa faa ni-
as
a,iaa 50 hsn rsaibd dFles d h.le Z
sataNs eFtasi q ~ - t sts
"a. d aainf s ps aehM0. Etst1s para
t3ds 6 3ecalz d, ha'sica eisl Ns f2qias
IS -o h,dsfa chafo,adss aasaa Pata
tah et eta
Vsrt-s s. 81 n,5a ; FL tstsila.
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l. gsransa
P6 oHetants Oda
pAEo,eu Oega Il de6ntva.
P0Hz k61DEN
A oCUPACION Wales DESAE0s, REY0LUC10NE aURRRAS g. &
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AuSA
q So brsvs HaA da ug dud, 'ad sngua
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Or Cue Ghcan asoyuraao
eae SO EEECRUE SGGUR0,
pages 0hsuas Prnssz
gandss snoEQesipisnse de loS asegusados.
EST1U1l0RIC05
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L5cencild0 don IStdr0 Soto NltSSG
Jltez GS0ctGdo de n Corte Judicial
de DiSt51t0 de Ponce.
Por el Vrsse1te ts a 400 saber: que por
provid ncls d, trees dt aotusl dictada en-
ios autos de su2peusi6a de pig de B Ma.
"a coma iqoidadoT oe B Aefa y del
c merti de esta cildsd, sa h' dlsnuesto
alv'csr a todos los asreeuores d3 diep2
Msii para la Jnnta 20 aerAl do aereedorss
,us tend 4 ingar q ia d3s Gel ehtrapts
mes C.. Eo 70 de 1870 er j Sala Audien
ia ds Tcihln4L Sldo 81 II caue d9 C1c'
hai1 uoy ndnar0 Z sn5ss d9i y st'll0,
/ 8 diez ds maiigua dc dicho dla ha Do
trst. de- Is n-op lsioi61 de- coaVeni) De d.
sao dsador, preiiaie1do y los sereado'eI,
laa hsbrau de c0ncurrlr con los tltuos JUS
tflatiVo3 de sus ore iito4, sin cuy1 requl-
sito no sertu admiti 'os en- la tunJa dc no
lumpRrecer sufrir&n ell psrjniclo que nu'
liere lag ,r en- darecho Ponce IA de Dl-
srnlbre d. SO Z ,d3..1 90 vale-Elt. JUS
iflc tty Is-tu.s 8 to Nussa. -EI Secretario
Pfec>~ MIxMINo AYBAR. .-si eopla AY'
BAR
Por Or vidercia do 2S de NoViembrs til.
timQ 1ictsda en- 'e3 anto' eeouti7os Segll-
los DOR don ssnti .ga V,valdl y SAntini
| outra 10 Pedro AarUnsanti, sobre cobrU
te pes So IA dispuesto saosr puosloA
.sts pJr leruil 40 Us och dtAs, los Gle
II, ambaTg ,dos ii ejacut sdo oouslstente
una mula bsya oscur;, como de dos an }
10 eAad, otra it4m colo 2'llo oscurn aoml
% $40 = medic do etsi, ~ nalo s'iuo or
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,Gsd, u4a mull u grs al parecer de la mis-
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nsya ara COCO dc an al medlJ de
alaL un mulo zaint / i&jo ldn, u0A m1la
Oaya negrA 'dm ,dm, IN n 10 b'yl clare
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10 ia misms udad, uos muis nagra rsoonaa
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oscuru, otro negro iurco, conc 10 doS ano'
auamIla bsyA osaurs c,nry n(gcas gu
las patss traosrss do 10 VeDor, OJro dSlgua
&C o :, glnSos er.na de dos mos de sdRd eadi
uu., una bayA de Ia isma cdsd, una bay
smarilla, y Ia Ctrs bs "A clara; taSados q
l9A' peso mnUe1a pToVit cisl senalanuos
.,ata Il scto Q, dis v.iDte J otho del actua
= IRA de las nusve de Ia manana en- la sal
spdienaio de este Tcibuusl, 10 que SO har
,sbel por msdio de ediCt9 que SO inseItAral
{ IN log periqdiojs do eStAs ciutad, a1mlien
dose cue ne 60 sdmitiran pof turnts que \
oohrsn las q rerosra pl,tos lel justiplcl
preyiamt nta ia consig2sci0l ! por cieI
/, upe 10 n ,noa Gsl valor qu' DE IT,
1sra Ia subalts. Pon9s Dicis Iose Il d
1899. N, ximino Agar,
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PRIYu4NGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este amam0s muy parcuarmente la atenci6n del pd
lIco po seG CompanA del COnnenEe Americana que
iolCede ser aiarSe ErylagAo.
vsaeentO corresponds exesdess vaot del p@O
pu raadO psp UADUCARA 'sh
doho pE hoza ondnoaEs Ugonta sa Hea e %
NenG
sovaEdE ve1R de pode total ana
dane 6ato oS6n So P6l-
SontrAka SN OADuGAh snto
PAGAA E VA9 eEdURJ dduasaao
G0MFAA, GeVsnRAdO
a sana ssnel statVo aE sv nusV0 san
uSsO, Rle0so AnZdAd asguFAdo
EO Sc ama pOoedsr sGudad YgaE los inerssss de
"a aeeguyados blan de ksqlhss
0Aa sv4 sasasaSR eua Is Esaa salad d los Pss asa
& er dsVp1gadou.
AQs C0APLEGoS Mas LA GoAPANA eFassdo expea
PuhiA
0R VIDA DE PAso hk9AD9 p0GAS ySaDQgAhs Pqs
Pe DEG0S DECM9 QuGOSs NlSE
EEhpLo Polza pagos Por s6O ha sd1
gns tres % % vo kos HudadA aaEa 4s dSaaaa paa 90 diem
Sas sean sAtoa
tHabrk cOadcOnes prvegiOs mas fayOvabe para los
guTadOs que los que
M6 9O6de1 canad&3
suphcsmOs Dlengente pabhoo de esta Isa "a lecture
iadi0 es estas henosas condolences eYando asi
poE socledadss no gEanuoasi antes de asegurg
omsd mas nfOFmss das
G. F. stOrer Ssps,satsadas.-C B. Melta, Aeass esaaa
baERRNo-Aeass ga5a0s sJesda Ms Lag0 Fernando a. y
aro. Agaae soneadog Lua 1Odan OaY Agaaes cosatese
ien Pasea ksari Hegnsaos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-24

sguadO puods eHd susqusE Del nundOy dSHo
q osupael6a pn@S
q sOussdsn de prmsS De rnOvASns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-24
A N G.NCIO

Gobterno Mjlitdas los EStdd0S Uni
dos en- Puerto nscO. ORci,1G de la
JW0tG de @ rGS PWbLiCGS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-24

Esa Composite Qae 0Yecs Gsegs1GdOs VstaG rsR
se esps1s Qe cNona Oas ConepaSSas SOGsd1ds Aa@
t2,Q.e sab3@s o4a Ia ARs4ssCa. sabeF!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-12-24
iVlfPi'fflfPiffiiliilll

PRH DEBLIDAD PoSTRACIoE NERHosA producida
eJgh mno Tabajos ntelecuas sufmen morales
UIAh untario Desyanecimento, aiga hsca
eDH ANEMTA
9SAH dhy Feres Papa6n
nIInH general exteHu6n decanno pari
uU Enaqueciuisnto
atonia dbidad del est6mago, dyspepsia diafTeas
nlIDH ESPERMATORREA, pGddas sinales TteEa
UH dca PSdidA lnapacidad
estudios nesocoA VahidoSdasmAyeG
pEiDH DEBLDAD SEXUAL empoenc Vejz
GUnh Debdad de IA mua en cnvaenc descuidada
sangre pda mSora que
duce seni avo
CORDIAL curac6n competa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-29

yIs SHORT ENLARGEMENT At THE
KNICKERBOCkEH

VIE PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEK BILLS ~
OTHER LOCAL THEATRES
Sir Henry living Is ~ America asain after %
long abvnrc. His coming is the more welcome
and siguinrant because there have been many
DAYS since he WAS last here, when it was
thought that the American stag" and perhaps
the Eue.sl stage As well. would never see him
again. H. now comes back with health and
vigor for long season and much travel Miss
Ellen Terry accompanies him. as she has done
on all his previous professional visits. The stay
In New York nIu Dc unu. uailJ short. ony three
weeks BEGINNING Tomorrow night at the kn,ck-
erbockor Theatre, FIR the whole Of this week
except saturday, "Kobespierle' viii Doe the Dill.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-10-05

0pe Of the mot remarkable aud inter
esiing features Of American ind pstrisl de
selopemtuis 10 the sviit growth OF cotton
mat uisclnfe 10 opr S5uihtrn states,
Here vtre c0mmuniiies sstatsted With
ffss-rrsds opiaio6f, devoted 10 ssricul
,uft, syerse 10 mabuisctures aud blind
Tor many long yrsrs TO the great opporiuni
ties which ley close st bend. Nov, With
eyes side open, the men OF that highly
blessed couptty perceive that there is
wealth 10 the cotton seed they need TO
throw sssy and lsras wealth In the 90,
ton spinuius they have permitted Old
and S.s Eoglsnd 10 do for them. So
rapid 10 the growth Of the business OF cot
ton mspnfsctnre 10 the South that We
can With difficulty keep track OF IL.
Columns Of this Journal might be occu
pied each month 10 merely catalogue
the new enterprises snd the extensions
and engagements 10 the one industry.
Americans Of ell classes should regard the
movement with eIultsilon. II does not
mensoe the spipuers OF the Eastern
States. Its fusl meaning 10 the transfer
OF supremacy 10 this business from the
British Islands to the United States. We
have surpassed England 10 rig iron pro
ducnou. We shall in the long run. beat
her on. OF sigh. 10 spinning aud weaving
cotton, And Why po,i Who has better
right to spin IL than the people Who grow
~ Herein. also, may be found further
and satisfying justification OF
The Protective Tariff system sgsinst
which the South bss fought 90 long and
so strenuously. That system has always
taught that the mill should be placed
,ear 10 the raw material