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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16
EN- CIUDAD De WALES.
(Del diario Ell Estand srte'' San Luis
Potosf, Mexico)

La hacendosa j6ven Silvipa Gonzalez, re
sidente en- oiudad de Va,lss. Estado de San
Luis Potosf, Republioa de Mexico, rehere un
heoho de gran importanoia que afecta mucho
al sexo bslIo. En- obsequio, pues nuestras
damas, damos continuation 10 que acaba de
exponer la seforita Gonzalez que es como sigue:
"Cinco afos mas 8 menos estuve sufrien-
do de una fuert, anemia 4 oausa de ess enfer-
msdad sufria los sjguieutea sfutomas: debilidad
completa al grado de vomitar por las maflsnas
al levantarme cuando andabs, comp,eta faita
de apetito, dolores en- las piernas, falts de me
moria, Ia vista afectada, mucha sofocaci6n y
pslidez
Guarde CANA por a'gun tempo. Tres doc
torres me recetaron, pero no por ESQ sent1 al
VIC. Un se6or amigo milo vio en- Ia prenss las
frsses enaltecedoras que dedican las Pfldo-
ras Rosadss del DR. Williams me aconsej6 q
las tomase. Mand6 por elias Ia respectable
botica en- T.mpico del Sr. Felipe Gonzalez J {
peear de 10 antigua que era mi enfermedad y
de que solamente tome las Pfldoras Rossdas
del DR. Williams por espaoio de un mes me he
curado de la anemia de que padeefs.
(Firmado) sILVINA GONZALEZ,
Las pfldoras rosadss del DR.. Williams
son las mas populares en- todos los paises donde
han sido introduoidas. Purifoan y enriquecen
Ia sangre, restablecen los nervios ouran Ia pa.
rAllsla parClal, Dale Qe San VITO, neuralgtS,
| reumas, nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervioso,
pal pitaci6n del coraz6n, anemia pslides, frial.
dad de manos = pics, irregularidades en- las
funciones mensaales de Las mujeres J debilidad
| en- ambos sexos.
Son inmejorables para las enfermedades de
los hombres oausadas por indisoreciones de Ia
juventud, exoeso de trabajo estudio. etc.
Hay muy pooas botioas donde no se vendsn
Las p1ldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
dIfonIkAd
sdquirirlas debe dirigirse Ia casa DR.. Williams
Medicine Co., de Schenectady, N. Y e. o.,
y serk avisado donde oomprarlas. La mism'
casa cuenta con un departamento m6dico par,
atender gratsstansente las oonsultas de 10!
pscientes donde 1uiera que 80 encuentren.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16
Collision en- d bahia.
Ell VAPOR De CATAN0
vueIca un bo tie.
PASAJEROS AL Aqua,
No hubo desgracias.

En- el viaje que hacfa el vaporcito de- Ca
tsf1o las de Ia mafsna de hoy, ocurrlo on
inoidente que por fortuna no tuvo consecuenclss
fatales.
HallAndose ell vapor POGO mas menos :
media bahia, trat6 de oruzarle pOr Ia proa 81
bote nombrsdo eSan Vicente, que es uno de
les de mayor tamafo del trafco en- el puerto,
Cataf1o, probab emente porque oontaba teusr
tempo de realizar el cruce sin contratiemPo.
El vapor, que navegaba toda maqulna'
no podfa dete nerse tan rApidsmen como hubie.
"a sido precise para evitar Ia colisi6n, chocsn-
do con ei <Ssn Vicente. cerca de 10 pops, 10
volc6 en- el acto, POI i6ndole 10 quilla al aire
srrojando al aqua pasajeros tripulsntes.
El bote lievaba 4 su patron, los tri2ulan
tes tres pas.jeros que 10 eran dos mujeres lla
niho de ocho a11os jose Sanchez, todos vecinos
de Corozal Esta famila la oomponfa madre,
hija nieto.
La de- mayor edad de las mnjeres Sc porto
heroic, mente. Al .instante de oser al aqua su-
jet6 so nieto con el brazo izquierdo y nsdaba
con el derecho, salvando al chico de una muer-
te segura, so.teni6ndose ambos fote en- 10 qus
pudo ssirse de uuo de los salvs-vidas que fue
ron lansadoe en- seguida desde el vapor, dando
luego otro al chico.
Los naafrsgos faeron reoogidos brevemen
! te desde el mismo vapor J un bote que lego 81
sitio de Ia oatAstrofe los pocos instantes. LII
Obdulia sc asio & Ia punta de un paragaas que
lie tendi6 desde el vapor uno de los pasajeros.
De 10 ocurrido no ha tenido la menor cul,
psbilidad 81 vapor, ssguu nos aseguran testlgo'
presenciales.
A los pooos momentos de haber llegado a
muele las mujeres ni1o que oayeron al sgua
Sc present6 en- aquel sitio 81 seflor Arrastia co,
un oochs, en- nombre de la Sooiedad proteotor
de mujeres para llevar los naafragos al edihoi'
de Ia Sociedad, 10 que no pudo realizar, por es
tar actuando el Juzga6o, pero aeguidamente ie
provey6 de ropas seoas. El Alcalde ha dispues
to tamben que por ouents del Munioipio SO all
menten cuiden los aludidos naufrsgos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16

-. Tom6 puerto aver, ell vspor <AIka'
dia, hoy 10 hizo 81 alemAn ''K nenania''.
-. Ha sido detsnido el individuo Matos
Hernsndes, por arrojar 10 vi, pdblioa sgus'
oorrompidas.
%. En- el robo verifoado al eomeroiants
de 10 plasa del meroado sef1or Aranjo, le fue
sustraido tsmbien dos csias de vino Vermont
y medic kintal bacalao.
-. Ri df4 93 dol actual, es 81 sef1slado
para celebrarse las elecoiones munioipales de 10
Villa de Coamo.
-. Mahsns honraremos nuestras colum
mas, pub!icando interesantisfma eEpistola. quo
dedics al genial Mono, uuestro inspirado cola
borador Pede Daub6n. Es una oastiss poesfa
que tiene muchisfmo jugo Ia que rscomenda
mos desde ahora nusatros lectores.
-. Segdn csblegrama que hs reoibido el
sefor Dean del ilustrisfmo senior Obispo, ha
dispaesto verifoss entradA On esta CsEitaI,
al dfa siguienta de la lIegada del vapor is este
puerto.
~. Capitas de paio bordadas desde dos
pesos ' medic hasta ounce pesos-Chsles de
Iona de seda-Abrigaitos de fantssia-Col,
| ohas blancas de dolores desde dos pesos y
medio-Mantas de visje superiores-C amisetas
y oslsoncllos de lana. fabrioaoion franoess-
Por el 1ltimo vapor frances entire las maohas
| cosas reoibidas que anunoiaremos pfonto, ban
| llsgado muchos som6reros y ospotas, modelos
nuevoa-Entre ellos hay una paftids de soano
tiers, .dornados con gszs, flores, ointas, hevi
las que detallamos precios muy baratos: To
das esta' novedades en- ell PARIS BAZAR.
| Mp
| %. Contfoua asceudisado el lreoio de
venta del ron, en- el departamento de Ponce, sc
ootizaA 4 razon lie $50 el grado.
-. Gel PATS, de anoohe publica una en- eI
! aioa oarta del Lido don Joe6 Tou Soto. conte tar
do & los .taques q. drigi6 dioho l-.rado sE
| Territorio
| %. Los manteoados, or emas y empareds
| dos del ePolo Norte, eatAn hacienda furor. Il
elegante cafe de Ia oalle de San Francisco tie
| ne grsndes atractivos.
| %. En- Valladolid han desarrolladt
| serio1 disgustos entire los estudiantes y catedrA
| tioos de Ia universidad. <sD
-. Fl Ayuntamiento de Msy,gues
ha aeordado en- una de sus altimss sesiones
saosr remate las obras del puente de .Quebra-
d.. de Oio. de aquella jurisdicoi6n.
%. Por sospechoso y sin oouPaoios, 81
ha remitido por ruta q Ia Ciudad de Msysguez
de donde es veoino, al individuo Elias Coma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16
Noticias.

90. Los que sospechen tener l0zabrices
ze,lio Soitorio, recuerden que el afsmado
especialists TEN1c1DA RALDIRIs .olo estark has
to eg dia oeinte en- ests Capital, deben apre'
surarse para conseguir turno.
20. -Ha sido detenido Ell individuo Ma
nuel Perez por haber herido con una piedra
10 nif1a Luisa escobas
20. En- Ia calle de San Jose ha ocupado
Ia policfa un cuchillo que portabs ooulto el pal
sano Facundo Llaro.
%. Don Manuel Guzman Rodriguez, 10.
licita del Aynntamiento de las Mariss, sc le
abone los haberes que tiene devengados como
medico titular que fa3 de squel pueblo.
20. Ha sido arrestado por 10 policfa el
individuo Bernardno Ramos. quien le ocu.
pc variss piexas de ropa de vestir, nuevas, de
propiedad sgens. En- una de diohas piesss
habfa un pspel cosido, puesto por 81 sastre que
10 hiso, que decia: eduardo Aouhs, smerica.
M Q pioados..
90. Don R.m6n sosa Lanser reclams
del Ayuntamiento de Utuado, las. hsberes que
como profetor del barrio de <Mameyes, tiene
deYeDQados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16

%. Llamamos Ia atencion de nuestros
leotores hacia el gran anuncio que @ publios On
In primers plana de este nnmero. Es realmente
extraordinario el aurtido de juguetes que ss
enouer ira en- Ia oass de los Srs. Gonzales Padin
Hermanos, pudiendo qusdar satisfechos todos
los gustos No olviden los chioos que On 10 re.
ferida casa % ha establecido un bus6n para O..
cribir directamente . los Santos Reyes, que
el servicio que % ha estsblecido 90 eKacto
gratis.
%. Ha fallecido>> en- Csbo Rojo dofs
Eugenis Ramirez, dama que gozaba en- aquells
looalidad de generates simpatfas
%. De IN momento . otro 90 ssperAdo
en- e'ta Capital ell Lcdo. Matienzo Clinton de
Ponce.
o. Han salido para Lares los profssores
de la esouels que 10 Asooiaci6n de Misionsros
Amerioanos ha estableoido en- aquslis looali'
dad.
%. Sc soliota en- slquler una oass On &C.
ia Capital, ouyo preoio no exceds de 10 q $50
al mes. Dirigirse por s'crso jose zios' On
estas ofcinas. s-s-2
%. Mr.. A. H. G.eunan Inspector gene.
ral de Ssnidsd martina, del marine Hospital
Services en- ests Isls, ha sido trasladado pres
tar sus servioios q Boston sustituy y6ndols On
| dioho cargo On esta Capital Mr.. Cluds H. La
vinder Assistaut Surgeon en- Ponce
%. A 10 edsd de Is amos rindi6 aver 10
! jornads de la vida Ell honorable caballero don
| Ramon Dimas Extruch. So entierro1 tuvo sfso-
| to aver tarde, al que asisti6 numefesA concu'
| rrencia.
| Juguetes! Juguetes!
| Fl surtido mas varialo espl6ndido que
| SO ha visto.
| Para todos los gustos 4 todos preeios
Enl. quno.lla La Gran Canaria. Cru. II
n-g-S0-15
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16
El general Davis.
Su pr6xima marCha

Desde aver oircula por ests Capital Ia noti-
cia de que principles del pr61imo Enero 90
ausentarA para los Esta1os Unidos el general
Davis, Gobernador Militar de esta Isls; J que
le reemplazarA el General Brooke. 1gnoramos
81 tiene algun fandamento ese rumor.
Muy POGO hemos tratado al general Davis,
pero si 10 sufoiente para saber que % un cum
plido ca lero, afable J cortes
En- ouauto & sus actos de gobierno, son
del dominic pub loo este toca jusgsrie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-16

Sc nscesitan braceTos y rcsssS2o1Ens cAaAR2os aas
deseen trasladarse 4 Santo Domingo para dedi-
ca1se trabsjos de campo.
Informant; en- esta Capital Dias Valdepa'
res, San Justo Licorerfs,-En Maysguez,
Berrooal Ferr6r <La Gran Via
-A-S-7
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
TRAVELLED NEARLY 5000 MILES
Detailed rIOVements of the Party
Together With List of
the Railroads Used.

Rs Rs% York s s Wellington Is VI. r..n.... s 5
wahinson to Danvine
y..a y ss1.ss % r:sS:s % IA
virginia to I,nsasu. virgins. via :oaa.r. 10
noanoIs virginia via Norfolk West.
virginia sorfo. virsini. via Norfolk western
Newpor, .w. virginia via cn..ar.an.
virgins. portsmouth, virginia vi. cn....
soain.rn Pines. North Carolina Win Sea.
Raleigh, North Carolina vi.
Greensboro, oarol,na
Ground North
"" r Vi. ssns eos: s Carolina" Mort.
Augusta. Georgia via south
" s:s s: % ss .: ess'r: % % II,
Na.hvne Chat
southern
prm,nsham.
Pensacola Florida Alabama
Mobile, Alabama, meridian, M....ppL Mobile & ohio
Meridian M,..,..pp,,
West Point Mi..i..,ppl rupero, m..ipp, Ohio
rupslo, Columbus. Mississippi
% ss % .as ss wiz S ss. .a % "'s
monssomer, Alabama via Loui.,ins
New orleans Louisiana, southern
Crowley.
nc
Lake
rnyste. Lou.an4
New Orleans.
Mfssiss
eresny,ne, Matches.
issip
q
wick via New Orlen
Monroe Lo rIeans Il
New
To vfa Texas &
via Louis
Riy
Rar
York Boston .
of mIes .s7es
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12
REMARKABLE STORY OF PROSPERITY
No Point Visited Where There Were
Lacking Substantial Evidences
of Progress.

South of Mason
unOoudsd and almost mahsS natural advantages
fertile deposits abound
undev
Of earth
was for the purpose of seeing country studying its wonderful
opportunities
representatives of Dixie
a period o
For
Chicago" which
thus anong comfort
the advantages " the South were unoed from day day like one grand
of
with the best people all the thriving
Speeches of
in to
ys ys ~ ssn @ n S Ts % @ 9 seSs @ ] % @ @ a' % sPsand New"
aa , % hon ~, nsrtS me- m ,ns p Us III me % @ N
s @ % c % Geor % % tennessee @ E %Sa% @ s Pa % % ] S NS % and
sD tars long enough points ve to v~ iSe n
Evidences of prosperity
and Improvement Were noiSs points visited Streets being improved
other signs improved business town and hamlet of
League did not visit single town the South where there
substantial subs al evidences % % % ne most % city New Orleans
the
ian inc he civ war;
de
of
development South
display Of wreat andfo
II Engan
and the South
its
cline a warm hosplbs
60 loyala and
the
centre on the face the
OF a
II Is
result
9
spcd North
Glory
And that Ia Ameicai f..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21
A Great
Live Stock Journal.

THE PRAIRIE FARMER
weekly Agricultural and Live
Stock Journal-one dollar a
year It is admittedly the lead
er of the agricultural and live
stock journals of the United
States. 1t covers the entire
field of agriculture. dairying,
live stock breeding and live
stock feeding II is edited for
western farmers and stockmen
who carry on diversified work,
in fact il is the farmers news
paper. The regular subscrlp.
tion price is one dollar a year,
but IN order that every one OF
our readers may get it next year
we will send il a full year with
the Weekly Leader for 70 cents
This low price may be with
d avn anytime; we request ouI
rea 1ers to act promptly. Hand
! in your orde or send il TO US.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21
Little
Pinples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an inn
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back. Few people arc enc
tireiy fee from some taintin ihe blood,
and 10 is impossible tp 'ru when DO will
break out i'm the form of dreaded Gem
Ger. What hes appeared to he o. mere
pimple oc scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21

New york March % william IT, oake
dad today ar hs home iu tHs clty aFel
~ years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21

atates supreme court today took O. recess
CON two weeks.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21
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bottles OF pe-rn-ns s,l
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21

years Tr al DR. Hart~auH too.D.'.I
The I5s az Ife. tools syyo CON
dollars worth OF his remoJics and aln
entirely cured"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-03-21
The Shortest Route
10 Saltwater
Orlando and Saltwater
Stage Line i,

] have well equipped st1ge line and
am prepared To- make passengers com
Portable and give them quick transit
10 destination.
Leave Orlando at 7;3O; arrive at Still
water at q. pa.
Leave saltwater al ne M; arrive at
Orlando 90 1880 p. re-
I. G. ROBERTS.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-13
NEW HAvENERs' SHOOTING TRIP
Return of Marcellus and Benjamin
 C. Kautz from Pennsylvania.

Return of Marcellus and Benjamin
 c. Kautz from Pennsylvania. 1 Marcellus and Benjamin c. Kautz
 returned last week from shooting trip l in the vicinity of Shroudsburg, Mum roe county Pa. which is the native 1 place of the Messrs. Kautz, the well l known State street cafe proprietors.
 They report game in that section, which is usually quite plentiful, as be- ing very scarce, more so than was ever known before. They managed to bag few rabbits and cartridges, but the hunting on the whole was no better than around here in Connecticut,
 Benjamin Kautz stopped over in | Philadelphia and visited his brother in-aw, William Burrows, manager of the Hecker- -Jones-Jewel Co.,, and was royalty entertained MT. and Mrs. Burrows are well known here, where they have a host of friends. Louis B. Kautz, another brother, together with his wife are now in Pennsylvania. Mrs Kautz is visiting with friends while her husband is on a deer hunting ex- petition with party of friends headed by well known trapper and guide, cyrus CuSldfu or MarSnau creek, Munson Co, Pa, whose skill with the rod and gun are renowned in that re- zion, and it is safe to say that under his guidance the party will not return empty handed.
 The game laws vary in different states In this state tine shooting of deer is expressly forbidden by statute until 1903, in Pennsylvania shooting of deer is allowed from November 1 to December 1 of each year, but at no other time, but the killing by any in- dividual of more than two deer a year renders the offender liable to a very heavy fine. Deer are reported to be more plenty this year than in quite a number of years. No game of any de- scription can be taken out of the state of Pennsylvania. The deer hunters are obliged to go back in the woods some twenty or more miles, and many are the obstacles encountered, but a lt- tie matter like that does not deter thorough sportsmen like MT. Custard and party. MT Custard expects to pay his many friends in New Haven a visit this winter. and many yarn will be spun for the edfication of the admirers of the veteran backWoodsman
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-13
GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT.
His Coming Visit to New Haven Next
 Week.

His Coming Visit to New Haven Next Week.
 Governor Roosevelt will it is now ex- pected, leave Albany next Friday and go to Boston and attend the Yale-Har- yard football game on Saturday. He will leave the Hub Monday noon. He will arrive>he about the middle of the afternoon and will lunch informally with a party of Yale friends. He will be Yale's guest during the afternoon, and will dine at the residence of Pres ident Arthur T. Fadley, at whose resi- dence he will spend the night. He will leave here for Albany on Tuesday morn- ing.
 While in Cambridge at the game Governor Roosevelt and John c. Green way, Yale '95 S., his companion and fel- low Rough Rider, will be the guests of
 another Rough Rider, often mentioned with Lieutenant Greenway in the re- ports to the war department from San tiago, Dave Goodrich, the former Har ward crew captain He was also lieu tenant in the Rough Riders.
 MT. Greenway and MT. Goodrich will probably be entertained by the secret fraternity of which MT. Greenway was member at Yale in the Cloister.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-13
A BLOW TO THE DUMB NOVEL,

No such things as di :guis1s are used
 by the men of the secret service bu-
 reau," said Chief Wilkie of that organ
 ization a few days ago. 'The boy who
 reads the 10-cent literature describing
 the many lightning changes and dis
 guses made by alleged sleuths of 1he Government and other Sa vices imagipes
 these stories to be true, ard the impress
 sons he receives remain with him for a long time. As matter of fact no such thing as a disguise for a secret service detective is known, and do not know of case ever worked by an oUer- ator of the bureau in (which false faces or other articles of this kln1 have ever been used. l do not know of a reputa- ble detevtive in any city or state who uses disguises. They are not effective and the best informed men in the run ming down of criminals believe that they do harm and quickly expose the man who is attempting to operate q case,
 '"The men of the secret service of the Government frequently clothe them selves to suit the vicinity and the peo- pie among whom they are to work. For instance, if man is at work in an agrl- CulluTdl NlCIlllly anu dluOilS sptOIJle WflO would suspect the attire of a well dressed person, he does not wear the best clothes of linen which has been finished by Chinaman OF a steam laun- dry. His attire is in keeping with his situation and circumstances. He may let his beard grow long and become careless in keeping his clothes dusted If he is at work in city among Italians for instance, he deports himself in such a way as to keep from advertising him. self as a detective of the Government If he did not he would be unable to ac- quire information from the class of peo- pie who were perpertrating the viola tions of the laws of the United States. Everything depends on the necessities of the case, but under no circumstances would we permit an operator of the bu- reau to bother with such cheap artic- les as wigs, false mustaches and the like.-Washingto Star.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-11-13
THE COMING VISIT.
To This City of Hon. Daniel Tallon Lord Mayor of Dublin and J. D. Red mond, M. F.

| To This City of Hon. Daniel Tallon | Lord Mayor of Dublin and J. D. Red. | mond, M. P.
 Seldom has more hearty or spontan- eous welcome been accorded distingu- isbed foreign visitors as that met with
 by the Honorable Daniel Tallon, Lord Mayor of Dublin and John E. Redmond, M. F., who are visiting this country for
 the express purpose of enlisting symp- athy for movement to erect a monu- ment in the Capital of Ireland to the memory of the late Charles Stewart Parnell. Since their arrival in the Uni
 ted States, they have been the recpi- ents of the most assidious attention from societies, clubs, municipalities, governors and prominent citizens in the cities they have so far visited Their trip through New England has been one long continued ovation, and their ready response to their appeal for funds to honor the memory of the great Irish leader, has been most remarka ble. The appeal has been taken up enthusiastic cally on both sides of the Atlantic, and the movement promises to do more than anything that has happened In ten years to bring the Irish people together and reuhite the. various sections in one har- monious whole, to that end that the Irish nation all the world over will as body, contribute and build monu- ment in the city of Dublin worthy of the man who united the Irish race.
 It is the intention of the Parnel Monument Committee to have this monument built from the plans to be submitted by American sculptors and it is estimated that the monument will cost at least $1OO,O0O.
 Here in America this movement Is supported by men of all parties.
 Parnells American ancestry appeals to thousands who are not of Irish blood, and they are ready to participate in honorng the dead leader.
 The home of Parnell-Avondale-- in danger of being sold under foreclos- ure, owing to liabilities incurred by Par nell in the interests of the Irish cause. It is proposed to purchase it and to vest it in trustees for the benefit of the Parnell family and if they should die out, for the use of the people of Ireland as a public park. Lord Mayor Tallon and MT. Redmond will visit. New Ha- ven, November 26, and there is no doubt their appeal will meet with generous response.
 Subscriptions will be received by Col onel John G. Healy, or by William Temple Emmet, Chairman of the Par nell Monument Committee or the Hon. orable Edward OFlaherty, New York.