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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-10-19
P0nSamientoS,

Amadl Ia paz.
La pa1 Os ha De- emancipar del dominic del
sable. bsjo ell cual habeis vivido.
Els tempo de recupersr las fuerzas perdi.
das ensuna luchs de que no habeis saoado ell
menor fruto.
Voaotros debeis odiar mas que nadie Ia
guerra, porque la guerra no hs sido mas para
vosotros que una serie de sacriicios est6riles.
Qaienes Sc aprovechan del desorden son
los caudillos,
FL pueblo honrado'y. laborioso es ell que
sufre.
A ~vosotros OF tocs impedir que Ia revuelta
veDga 8 exigiros otra vez nuevos tributos de
sangre.
ouanto antes brille una aurora de libertad y de
%justicia sobre ell horizonte?
Prosoribid la pobrezs con ell trabajo: res.
oataos con ell sudor de vuestra frente de Ia SER
vidumbre de la indigenoia: sed honrados, labo.
riosos, unidos y celosos en- ell ejercioio de vues.
tros derechos; renunciad al hAbito humillsnte
de obedeoer ciegamente; no os prostern6is ante
ningun fdolo, nj ~inolin6is Ia oabeza ante la falsa
magestad de Ia ~fuerza; huid de la ~lisonja que
crea d6spotas y de Ia oobardfa cue epgendra
esclavos; conserved vuestra digpidad en- todas
las condolences de la vida; no mauoh6is vuestra
concienois; preferid vuestrs honra s todos los
~tesoros; defeuded v~uestras libertades -oou ener.
gfs; no de. sy6is nunca bsjo ell peso de los sa.
crlfoios que os impone Ia ley fatal del progreso
y de pie siempre para luchar contra los abuses
y haoer frente 4 las ipjustioias, ver6is que NADIA
resiste & la fe, nj nada puede contra ell dereoho.
Evoristo G0rriego.
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PuertO-RicO.
Fabrica de tabacos y cigarrillos
de Sold Cadiz & Ca. Coguus. -@
Materiales de primera oalidad.
Esmerada elaboration.
Presentation elegante.
Precios sin competencia.
s PIDANSE EN- TODAS Parties. SCI
A 9O-18
NT0 Azucar central primera, segunda'
tercera, ron de <San Vioente> en-
bocoyes venden 4 precios limi-
tados.
HUBERT HERMANOS.
s 9O-55
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En- Ell artfculo S. bre Notarfas, que
publicamos el lunes, reproduoido del <Impar-
clsls, se escape una errata: en- la Ifnea 81,
donde dice <suprimir> debe leerse <inouirir.>
Qaeda hecha Ia salvedad.
Don Benito Polo, ha sido nombrado
Administrator INFERNO de la Red Telef6nioa
de M.yagdez.
se ha opuesto & que SO inscriban & nombre de
don Arturo r. Noble, IL pertenenoias mineras
cuya propiedad %solioita este y radioan dentro
de terrenos de Ia propiedsd de aquel senor.
En- comunicaoi6n & Ia Secretar1a CT
vii la Acadia de Las Piedras insiste en- que
no puede continuar con la recaudaci6n de la
Contribution al Tesoro.
Els colossal ell surtido de provisiones
que ACADIA de reoibir nuestro amigo don Jose
Soliveras y que ha empezado & realizar & pre-
oios verdaderame nte ventajosos en- so estabie
cimiento eel Ahorro, Luna 76. HI vino olarete
callforniano, tiene muoha aceptaci6n.
E! santr Micolau, honraio Conserje
del Parque de Bomberos de Ponce, devoivi6 al
se6or don Geronimo Tous, I'm billete de 5000
que Sc lie habfa perdido y Ell Quail Sc enoontro
manifestando que debe exigirse tres copias del
dooumento para Ia declaration de ciudadanos
extranjero7, en- vez de dos que antes 80 exigfa.
FL Aloalde de Caguas ha remitido 4
la Secretarfs Civil, despues de fjarlos al publ
co, dos anuncios references & haberse %inscrito 4
nombre de don Eugenio Lorenzo Rodriguez una
nina de diversos metsles.
Sc hs despedido le Ponce para Ia IT,
la Trinidad, do1 M J. Jsurel.
FL cuItivo de frutas en- GALES = Va
bucos, es muy reduoido; apenas pueden oontar.
Sc dickos pueblos, como punto productores. En-
su juri.dicciones no hay mas plantaciones de
COCO, que puedau rem .Iarse, por So %relativs
importanois, que la de los senores G meg Men
deg y c., don jose V. Cintron y don Mar
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Sc arrienda

una propiedsd compuesta de l. 400 cuerdas en-
81 mayor psrte de hierva de guinea rsdioada
en- Jurisdiction de Salinas.
En- Ia misms 90 vende ganado vaouno y
c.b.llar.-Para mas infoImes dirigirse al que
suscribe en- Cayey.
A 1916. Joaquin
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BUENA OCCASION s %;, %;s'' ss s ss

e-paflola. csna'a 8 puertorriqueha. con buenas
rtcomendaoiooes, que quiera trasladarse & San.
to Domir 90 para do iicarse s f,enas sg'fcolas.
Dicha familia ha de tener por 10 menos tres de
sus miembros que 20 dediquen & trabsjos de
campo y re les proporciona pasaje gratis. Para
mas ibforme d~irjjirse & don Enrique Cerecedo
en- San Juan. rs "a
- Uu individuo que dijo llsmarse Juan
Malpica, ~suatraio aver tarde de los bolsi los
q don Antonio Ts&psga, un billete de Bsnco de
IS La policfa prooedio a "a detenciop, o;upAn'
dole ell objeto robado y dando ouenta del suce-
so al ju'gaio correspondence.
~ Dursnte Ia semsns Ultima hs llovido
abundsntemente en- Generic, 10 que ha parali.
.ado la limpia de los semilleros de tabaco = la
Iecoleccicn del arroz, hsbiendose perdido por
esta causa bastante de este grano TODD trabs'
10 en- los ~oafetales esta paralizado por faIta de
re :ursos.
-. FL tren fe Ia !fnea de Rio Piedrss que
salio de ests Capital q las IL &c Ia mahans de
aver, arroyo en- Ssnturce q una mujer, vecina
de Poerta de TERRA llamsda Victoriaua Gar
ola (a) <fosforito.. FL cuerpo f'6 reoogiio de
sobre Ia via, presentsndo seis heri - morales
en- Ia cabeza Y I'm brazo amput> do en redondo
uus palgada mas bsjo del COLO. FL jasgsdo de
Ssn Francisco Soncurri6 al eitio del suceso, re.
conoci6 ell terreno, y tom6. vArias declaracio'
mes. FL m&dico &c ser vioio en- Santurce. prscti'
CO las primeras curas q Victorisns; esta espir6
q la "a "a OC i t0iOo 0A g Aoopi"oA - ~ oohS0
Rosa. Varias personas dicen que Victoriana es.
tsba en- 81 gFaio mas alto de embriagues y
que repetidas veces fu6 separads del terreno
que ocupa Ia via, donde &c meta; cusn 10 ell
tren la oogi6, nadie Sc s~percibio de que habfa
subido q Ia via.
EEL NuEvo BAzAR" de Mendes q G:
40 San Francis % 40, san juan P r cinCuenta
doceoas pa1uelos p "a sehoras. Bsratos ser1sn
a 80 centsvor, nue.tro preoio Is %centavos uno
y 81. so docena. Collects: 80 hsmo. recibido.
Gran novedad en- Pe1f,.
Los que otros considersn bsratos 8 $ls,
NJ preoio $40. los de $a5 q $40 y los de $50
a $92. 4
Sc ha ds1o cnenta a Ia policfa De Pta.
de TERRA d. one 4 las 8 9 la tards de aver 81
iud,yiluo Ilamado Gavino Rodr' gaez, de aquel
barrio, trio v.r'a. PEER das den1ro de - tien.
da de do1s Ana Msrrer, y rcm"i" una vidrie-
RI y diversas bote'las de- las que habfsn en- los
aparado FL ju.gado de San Francisco tiene
| conocimiento del h.cho
- Por ell eMiguel M. Pinllcs, han lle'
| gado hoy doha Ramona Taooronte y familis,
de Areoibo = don Rafael Montesino , fsmilis,
de ests Capital.
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Fntze Lundt Ca.--San Juan.

Tlene de venta a preoios baratos-Piedrs
plastics marcs Corona Ron superior en- DO
coyes-Cerve.a maroa ar5aros Whiskey
Bourbon en- osjas = Viii. key superior en- BARR
Arroz H'mbu'go-Arro Japon-H.r,na Els
treHa Gle Iecas-Harins Leon. N S-12-ll
~ e jaicio oral que two lugar en- Pom.
ce, contra ell individuo que sgred,o al selor
Ancas en- Gu fLca de Salinas, ell Tribunal SEN
tenci6, oondenAndole a 8 amos de preside y
l 900 dollars de multi.
EstA muy interesanta ell namero de,
eco de la Moda, reoibido por 81 dltlmo oorreo.
Sc vende en- Ia liberia de L.. Sojo, Gale de
San Justo.
Maflana saldrAn para Vieques los Sc
flores don Federico Degetau, don Cruz Castro
y don Rosendo Rivera, en- trabajos de Props
gAnda del partido Republicano s que pertene'
cen.
Los sefores c.. J. Fsnt.uz.i, resi-
gran central azucarera entire las jurisdicciones
de Arroyo , Patil!as. Para clio ouentan con
abundante riego = gran extension de terreno
que han sdquirido por oompra = arren1amien'
to. Tambi6o los sehores A Hartmann y c.,
del alto oomeroio de Arroyo, tratsn de fondar
otrs gran faotoria en- Il hsoieoda <Carlota,,
de Guyana, que absrcsrA muohos terrenos de
= f@rtil, RIGA , pintoresea llanurs de AFRO
yo.s
or ucNnc ma casa terrera en- eata Ca
st vtWUt pit,l situ.i. en- Ia Gale de
Ia Crus nj nero Al IoformsrAn en- Ia cslle de
San Sebasti, n n1mero Is. n-s-e-5
Mr. w. freeman Halstead, ex CORES
ponsal del diario Newyork,no <Tbe Herald.
ha llevado ( Ia Corte Provisional al peri6dico
&c esta Capital s J1sn New, reclsmAndoie
10. 900 dollars de in 1emuisaci6n por danos y
! periuicios. No hemos podido saber con certe'
| q, co&l es 10 canss de Ia aotitud del senor Free
man, annqae 90 cree que tiene ~ base en- I'M
~artfculo publicsdo por Ell referido periodioo,
contra 81.
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Y a r | E D a b E S.
R. Rubi0. Humaca0 P. R.

Compra: oorstantemente toda clase de %.
nado vacuuo. Vende: vacas lecheras y novillos
de embarque. V . 45-32
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FRITZE N Y Co.
SAN JUAN PTO RICO,

Girau la vists y por cable sobre Londres,
Paris, Hamburgo. New York, H.bans, Madrid
Barcelons y toaas las d-mas plazas de Ia PENN.
ala 8 islas adyacentee, a 9O-92
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Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY, Dec. 2, 1899.
Re'eip's OF heeves were III head, all for slaugh.
terers. with the exception OF "a head No trade
IN 1--we cattle. Ferl!ng steady. Dressed beef auiet
hut hrm at 7svac per n. for native sides Liver.
pool and London cables quoted American cattle at
llttl3c per d. dressed weight; refrigerator beef
selling at SAtc per h. Exports to-day 800 bceyes,
l,utI sheep and 1870 quarters Of beef: tomorrow
90 arl", 30 sheep and 1900 quarters Of beef.
Receipts OF calves Were ~ head, making with tho
stAln 'alvcs, l. U on salt. Veals were rated steady
grisser' were norma and carload OF Southern
calNe. held over Monday had not been we ghed up
~ ht hour Common to choice veals sold al
~ bo@ts ~ per 100 MS; little calves At s49t4.50
tliy dressed veals quiet at p9l3c. per n.
Receipts of sheep and lambs were AT head .ll
for the market sheep almost nominal: lambs arm
sheep held over Medium sheep sold At $3.50; 0ulls
at =" % prlm" lambs at B682hssb. so, Including A
car 4 Canadian lambs at So 80: . few extra lambs
~ $500; Dressed mutton steady at 697c. per n;
dresscd lambs firm at BIps SIC -"
Receipts Of hogs were Q. 1893 head and there was
about half acar on sale. Quoted higher at -. 400
DU per
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decline In cotton to-day vas trsoesbls to- disap.
pointing cables increase Of nearly $4,000 bales IN
the semi. weekly receipts ~ compared with the same
time last week rather large New Orleans esma ate for
tomorrow falling of in the speculation and some
disposition in narrow market TO realize profits sc-
crung from the recent advance. Reports that cot
ton IL being held back in Texas also had not y
little effect, coming as they do from the Waco
Tex Co't0n 6rouers' Journal, viii IN supposed
to BE- unbiased. The bulls admit that some cotton s
being held back hut they think the quantity 10
greatly ovcrestmatcd Port receipts were 900 less
than week ago az. 500 less than year ago, 1000
less than in 1897 and nearly is 900 less than in
1873 tho year Of the s,76o,uoo crop. Manchester
vas strong Liverpool at least ~ points higher: the
spot sales there were liberal and the Houston est.
mate for to- WAS small. Still there more
disposition for the moment TO sell than to buy, and
prices accordingly gave way.
CorrEE-Rio on the spot was Arm with sales OF
5000 bags Santos Nos. e. \ at 7.40c. and 300
MAracaibo. No. !. Rio, 20 r ituros advanced 6 to
IL points, then reacted closing steady with sales Of
2a.hOO bags. Havre advanced early. but closed un.
changed. Hamburg closed lpfg. higher. American
warehouse deliveries 1875 bags. Rio was Arm at
100 reis advance; receipts for two dave. 900;
stock. 2pp. 900; exchange unchanged at 1'32d.
Santos was arm and unchanged: receipts for two
days. $4,000 stock. $4,000 Prices here as fol.
lnu
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DISTILLED IN MIDOCEAM.

The Wilson Liner CASTILLO Spoken by tho
Augusta Victoria.
The Ham burR- American Liner AuRuste Vic
toria. which arrived yesterday from Genoa and
Naples. passed in midocean on Thursday the
British freight steamship CASTILLO OF the Will
son Line. from Hull for New Orleans. flying
signals OF distress Capt. Gresham Of the Cas-
tello said he wanted to be towed to the west-
peler, gone. Capt. Kaempf said he couldn't
give the freiahter a line, but was willing to
TAKE on the crew or supply them with pro-
that he Just wanted a tow. Liners are not in
ane loving business. particularly liners that
Capt; Gresham saving he hoped to fall In with
another freighter that would give him line.
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Hghcr cables. reports that the santos steamship
companies had Withdrawn their vessels from the
service owing TO the quarantine At New York rather
liberal foreign buying orders, more or less outside
buying. comparatively light receipts and = brisk
distribution for cnnSumption all combined TO give
an upward impetus to prices. The steamer IAssell
with $4,000 bags N board was reported sunk the
lower bay. The worlds visible supply ON Dec.
VAS 43s. 600 bag AKA MT Z 700 % on Nov l. do
crcAse " 2s3.oO during November Tie visible SUP
My on Dee. I, l7p- was abb ut 900. 900 bags J. W.
Doane 60. have received cable from santos that
after the scarboro. which IL now loading no more
ships will be cl AIRED from Santos for ihs port until
the question has been decided whether coffee from
SAut SAn he landed In New York The willowden-
from santos. IL eNpectcd ~ arrive shortly at New
Orleans where che ~ now due. Some think that
uarAntiu" rertr Cto ns at New orleans will be more
STRINGENT than hey are here.
NAVAL SroREs-spirits Of turpontne. blH152c.
Common TO good strained rosin. 81. 4Oael a..
PsovisoSs.- stronger snot Western. s6.b7I.
rruntd. cont ucnt ~ ~, Pork firm; mess. 9Sa
" 90. Meats slow e sale: picked hams s1spr;
do. shoulder. dSish'sc. do. bellies. d97Ac. Tai
low. ~. Hogs, 1asS51sc. Best butter 27c. Best
eggs ?1Ta2+ &C. cheese steady and unchanged.
SCGAR-knw quiet and steady: ~ test centrifugal
ASc. 80 test 1870. Refined quiet and unchanged
CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Th.se were to-day's prices;
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- III. ~, 80, 80. ~. 81, 80, 88, 81, 80 40 al 80
supreme Gonrt-specal Term-Part L-Motion
nGnasr e Part # l9n9 Par:
1919. 4a2a, 4ano 4a8l, 1882. 1898. tsst, Assn.
d3aa. 4a31. +3ss. 433g. 484O, <3Ii, 4842' as1S
aaa45. 4at3. 49t7. 4lb7, 1897. 4Ipb, 4iDV. 806i
ssgi' 46a5; as7o' 4Iso. tla3. 4ies, lllo. 1892.
2ssl, 8b3H, 22bs. 2sdn, 1851 4oss 1880 aosB, 1osS
8I26, 1910, l4I2, l2l7 887S, 87I4. 874i, 1o2T
4O6I; 4o66 405a. 4o8I 4l28. 4l4b, 1884. 8s5i.
Fart Case unfinished Case. from Part ". Part
Elevated Rsilrosd cssos. Trial TermPart iL-ciesr.
lolS7. l0l8I ps4o. pir4. s4lb. sil6 Part iii.
Clear--Nos. 1o2pH. ~ 10. 3a+g, 1869. 578N, bN57
Ssas. Ssts SAL 5S$S $50 ssss ssss s t .oss.
s,ummed up. Cases from Part III
ElI-Case unfinished. InIuests-Nos. bs77, bsV8.
May calendar-Nos. 64ll, bo+3. 1913. 1856, b7a
nS3sH 1927, 1852. 1868. 222o. s4a+ 4s72. sos7,
2$as. i907. ,isI5. 400, a6Ii, 1924. as,s Ga sa.
42sH, Part VIII. Adjourned until Monday Dec
-, 1900. Part IX.-Caso unfinished Cases from
Part VI, Part X;--Caso unfinished. Cas- from
palt NJ, Part Nl-Clear Cases from Part VII.
Part Xll,-Adj9urned until MONDAY, Dec, II, 1899.
Surrogatos Court-Chambors-Casso n-No. 1915,
Will OF Mary L. Ritter, at II A. NJ. For probate
NILS or Andrew Dunn, solomon Denzer. Mary A.
Merton, Bertha Tietjen. Joseph schmec ken becker,
Elizabeth BuGh, Lawrence II. Quinn, William H.
Webb, Nancy Ruehne Henry Vessels, at 10 40 A. H.
Trial term-Case on-No. 1901. will OF Abby g. Solo.
mon at $50 A. NJ. Nos 1897 1898. 1918, 1918,
CITY, oourt-speolal Term-court opens at 10 A.
Nos. 354O 114H. l5op, 34pI, 1881 32sg isaI
SOL l2Vb' 1860, o93 1888 1929. l4OI, 1870 31O.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

Tho Avenue Of Travel South n d SOU invest.
CUBA. MEXICO n tALIFORNIA.
Departure II IN New York Penn -ylyln X H. station
Daily, 2ad st, tOrtIdult ami DeebrU ssr- sts.
ss- The leaving time from Desbro,-es and
cortlandt reefs IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-Pullman BUFFET Sleep.
ing Cars. New York o. A',ntt. Nv orleans
savannah ana JacL sonvile Fla Dining Car service.
8i!6 u. Nh. FLA. ENPRE~S-PullmAn
Drawing Room 7lesring ca s.. Nv York T. coum.
bia Savannah, Jack -ouNille. Tampa and Augusta
3i25 y. N.-wAsiItNGTON X CHATTASOo5A
LIMITED, VIA LlNCHBl RG-Pullnau Drawing
Room Sleeping cars, New York g. Roanoke, Knox.
Vile, Chattanooga New Orleans and Memphi'
Dining Car
4;25 2. M.-WAsHISGToS 4 SOUTHWESTERN
IlMlrED-Pullman Drawing Room sleeping Cars
New York 10 Atlanta New Orleans, Blrmiu CHAN.
Memphis. Ashevillc. Knoxville. ChbttAnnoE and
Aslyille, Dining Car service. Tourist Sleeping
Car Warrington TO San Francisco. Mondays Wei
nrsdays aud Fr DAYS.
New York and Florida Limited" finest train in
the world Resumes service IN nary -. 1900. 10
tween New York and ~ Augustine
,NEW YORK OFFICE, :7l BROADWAY,
PRANK :, CANNON, J. NJ. CrLP.
Sd Vice Pres. \ Gen'l Mcr. Traffic MgA
". A. TURK, o. p. A.
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NUMERICAL,

TUESDAY. Dec. o.-GHAIN-wh eat-spot was
stronger but not active, Sales OF 240. 900 bush.
mostly at the outports. all for export No. 2
red In elevator at the December price. No. l
northern Duluth. Sc, over May: No. / hard do
DO. over. Futures advanced Nc to To-. with
sales OF 2.445. 900 bush, as follows.
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The Expression of Contentment

worn by Sun reader may be traced to two
thinGsnrst; to the fact that he reads that
through association with reputable adyortlsers
who use Ito oolumns.-Adp.
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81: T 79s ,: &C., , s.s 1899 l:s, 'Gs II. SS @
1851 1sae 1872 sss 1 ,sss 1875 se isgo
Part n1SCl.sr-Sos 1925. I7t5, l7.s. 1850. ii52
1 i5ss l ,1ao 17ss I'LL 5572 1879 i7 7s
I.et I7e5. 1855, l7es, 1924. 1879. 5 asa6, lIs2a
seis. ae4s. 1881, 8472. 86ie. 1928. 1922. 3o73,
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.. TnS ssS a4 sSr a Ef5a
year and net s8ssS3 an Increase oi 23 22 q.
For the four months eniIng Oct ~ the gross
as compared with the corresponding period OF
lsst year. and net $3.50. 5s4. an Increase Of
ob9 SsH 81 sa
crease o. f25 !ss as comparcd With The same
q .'SO. For the four months ending Oct
81: the sr . earnings were s7%a, 742, an In.
an Increase q s8S, i25 ''"' a"' ''' sE'o' go
The Kanawha and Michigan railroad reports
gross earning, for October Of .5e7, an In
month Q, las. year. and net sld 6i6, a decrSass
Of sl.522 For the four p2nths ending oct 81
OF $40. 1870 a. compared with the corrcsrondIns
psroi 81 last year. and net s5+7 TAI. a decrease
Ths M.E dS Gsnrs sopors
q ast ye%g and nj si7s5d an incPea nSsl y
crease q si854,s as comrarci with the as cor Or
PssssRs al n'f nefea. ., Of sa7y765 and not
The BROOKLYN Heights Railroad Company re-
ero.. earn -; .sd. Ia rpe 1fcS %.
ssss " ss Inc Inc
rEss '4ss..: Ss.s. 35sl IRs
Net ino...., s7s.asa sI0I,ooi Dec. .l,o.aIs
Tho Wheeling and Lake Eric Railroad Com
pany reports FOR October. 1897 Gross earn
net earnings. S77.7O7
r, The ella Valley Globe and Northern Hallway
COMPANY Southern Pacific. ,systemJ reports
Tor October; Gross earnings. S3O.33j operating
sr@es ssa H bsSn"s o$ H. bet ct:
ten ten. months ending Oct. 81: Gross cernings.
sSSo'6Ss oaps ;, !i EXPENSES. sll2.a32; net
searInInSs' S2t;32o; bctternents. S39047;
months, 1853; surplus. 1922 .33i' ''' YEA
=, The recuIpts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs. 1891. $40: Internal revenue SID
S3j and miscellaneous, Sil547: total Of
M nd ~, I'D The dstnTsements were 5 $50:
date have been S24877l 500. and the eTpen.
ditures 1921 81 900: an excess OF receipts
over expenditures Of SlI.a55.sl".
The official count OF the cash In the Treasury
shows:
Cola coin and bullion; s,a1'ii7ss ,ao5. ,i
,lio lion ..:.........,...,... Io.2il.sbo e.eIa.els
Other nS asset, lea, A.: iosoo'7+s is.At"ss+
mAnd liabilities. -. 2s,sas,s 900 o2seo a96
Available cash bal, in.
Guiding gold reserve, .s2ss osa,oss $3.50. io4
Money IN London 4tG4I per cent Rates OF
months bills. 5HG5X per cent. Am a ,'tre oi
bullion gone into the Bank OF ENGLAND
on balance to-day f7O00 Paris advices
quote quot. per sents at 100 francs 20 centm"s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-06
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENrYrHtRp STREET ,rp
DEsBRoSsEs AND COnTLASDT STREETS
~The leaving time from Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt streets il 1--WE minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street.
station, except where otherwise noted.
7,b5 A. N. FAST MAGL-Timitcd TO two Buae,
Parior Cars New York 70 pittsbrg sleeping Car
Ptisburg to GhiSHG 70 No caches to r,ttsbnrs
SSS NJ rASSs3fE1NiS Fhh clf T"imss
'GE%" Ghao iSE NJ f THeaS
Gnsspn"c IndlsnSpa IN l9nf sd,is It 9n
For Louisville Wta oincinnatD indianapolis. CHI
s; fSSG 2. " ii. WESTERN rxPREss.-ror Chicago
FsT TSeds sS SfscGi Sa sTrRy
SS as Cleveland XaSS wa p
-vill.n Indi1ynssc%I1ili;sl = IH4is a e., ,,..,.
cG!s;s": For knoiyle dSiiy, Via sh sStS Sss
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat.
s:bb P. VI. MAIL AND EXPRESS. -pullmnn Buffet
Sleeping Car New York TO .ltoona East berty.
Socoa'hes t"' '''''' '''' "'''' 'N'''' '"""S'
wA>MINGToN AID THE SOUTH.
NJ: IsSS; 2i9 Rc,bros.c, and Cortland;
Psror and u ming Cars 3;2j. 4:g5 Dining
Carr t:56 lnnng Car, 9251 ?. NJ. ! so niEhk
I2;56 ,a:a5 "courrc,.ional Lin. !" ali fartor ard
Dining Car, ,a2h; 421 ,pining Car. A.6b Dining
SOUTHERN h,lLwAY.-Eyprca s;9b. 4,2o p. NJ
NORFOLK ASD WESTERN aArLwAY-.ror Men.
phis and New ORR ans, 8.26 =, 81. daily,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-ESprcss, s:b6 A. M. and
oHsiEssAfEAkE AND ONO RArLwAY-4s. P. NJ.
For dip POINT COMFORT and xoRroLK.-7,os
A ". weekdays aud S.lhP NJ daily
ATLANTIC C1TI,-l;,5 p. weekdays. Through
CCe.tseS ahs o Train BUFFET psror Cars, Passenger
CAFE a II" I1SI T. NJ io %eog.a.y.,
For points on Nov York aud Long Branch Railroad
from West Twenty .thiri Street station. s.b6 A.
NJ, l24o. A:2j and 4:55 H. VI. SUNDAYS, u25 A.
NJ, 4:bb p. u. 0rnm DcshtO,sts aud irtlandt
streets. 5000 A. ". 1900. $40 aud $40 y. NJ
Sundays, p:4b A. VI b:lbP. NJ
IOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 De'brosses and Cnrtlandt sire II S:2nl. T:2s
1858. s2b. s;5h r:25. l:bt Ponua Limited
10 10 iDc-brO--es and Curtlludt streets 10 20,
dining Carr, 1n.56 Dining Car, il;5 A. NJ,
s.. 2:IO DesbrOs-cs and Cortlandt streets
Ego, 90. 1929, 400. 4 - Dining car, 4!r5
Dining Car Z, % dining Car, 100, s;5b. Hes
pihh u.imtcdl, n:55, l"st5 DINING Carr A NJ,
l25h, i;Gb tDBi'g Carr, 2.5t. 3.2a. ";iS. 42s
Dining Carr i:rh Dining Car, ritb Dining
Car. 1855. 81. D:25 T. W.. I2:ioni.ht.
Ticket o'nces Ms. IGl, va, llIS, -, III and
AL broadway: Aston House, West Twsnty.thft
Street station and stations foot u -hrosses and
Cortlhndt troets Court street. $50 Fulton street,
rs Broadway and Penn ylyHnia Auuc1 station.
BROOKLYN Station. jersey City. The New York
Transfer COMPANY will call for and cheek baggage
from hotels and residences through to de-fUatI n.
Telephone "tl4 ERl.te, nth street," for Peunsyl
vHnia Railroad Cab Service.
]. b. HUTCHINSON, ], r. WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent