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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Schedule in effect July /, 1900.
Trains leave from Penn. Station.
s:0l AN Daily. Local for Harisonburg and for
l:1o AN. Daily. q. 8. Fast Mail. Sleeping
cans to New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah and
Jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
I3tte with sleeper for birmingham. Solid train
Washington to New Orleans Dining car service
1;S AN. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
s. 4.oi IN Week DAYS. Local for Front Royal.
40 Pm. Daily. Local for Charlottesville
e:55 Pm. Daily. n Y. & Fla. Express Sleep
Ing Sars to Augusta, with connections for Aiken
and Charleston: and to Savannah. Jacksonville and
s:ss Pm Daily. Washington q cha..ances.
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis and New Or
leans Through coach to Memphis. Dining car
IS PM Daily. Washington 4 Southwestern
Chattanooga and Nashville and to Atlanta. Macon.
Birmingham. Memphis Montgomery. Mobile and
New Orleans. Dining car service. Tourist sleepeS
Washington to San Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays
TRAINS ON BLuEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave washington $40 NJ Daily 100 P.N..
Leesbnrs; s:25 PM Week days to He aaa'' '0'
. Through trains from the South arrive Washing.
daily From Harrsansn1e Iiss An ma w ssp aays
and 90 PM my daily 70" o0a''0''es''l' '1'
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket ofice, EOS
18th St NV; 5l1 Penn. Ave. NV. and at Penn
Phone 144I for p. r. R. Cab Service
FRANK 5. CANNON. Sd V. P. and Gen. Mgr. :
". A. TURK. General Passenger Agent.
L. S. BROWN. General Agent. 9e30
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TRY "CHEON" FOR ICED TEA.
The best soc. Tea in America Sold under
our guarantee. Sugars at cost. C.. d.
Kenny Co.. s City Stores.
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sl.Z3 to baltimore and Return via b.
ana o., Saturday and Sunday, August 20
and 26.-Advt.
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to "Old Point" Norfolk, Virginia Beach,
Ocean View and Newport News, via superb
Norfolk and Washington steamer, Saturday,
$50 pm Round trip tickets to Fort Mon
roe and Norfolk. $350-good to return Sum
day night See schedule, this page-Adyt
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Try Reisinger's Ice Cream, 81 gal: 5Oc "
gal. 235 G ST. Fancy Cakes. Phone 245S-3.
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BAKING AT HOME DOESN'T PAY
when you can buy Schneider's famous
Malt Bread. It's SO light and delicious.
Yet nourishing and wholesome. Your grocer
has It freshly baked. Sc
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Round Trim to Pfney Patut

NUUHU fFIp 10 E'Ihey Point,
Saturday, August Is. $50 including room
ana board. Tickets for sale at Wash b.
Williams. Tth and d streets northwest
Advertisement.
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BEFORE GOING TO RE,

BEFORE fDINE To BED
Nothing lie more healthful and nourishing
than bottle of ''Old Glory beer. 1t quiets
the nerves and induces sleep For case
write or phone Abner & Drury, brewers.
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Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
August % and 26 good to return until Mon
day, August q. All trains except the Con-
gressional Limited.-Aavt
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A Plea for the whistler.

$1.OO round trip to Bluemont, Sunday
Advertisement.
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500 round trip to Bluemont, Sunday
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800 to Harper's Ferry and VIM
chester, from b. and o. station, at am.
Sunday, August 20. Returning. leave Win
chester at and Harper's Ferry at s pm,
same day. A popular trip, with ample ac-
commodations. You can afford to take your
family for an outing.-Advt
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Changed His Mind.

s1.o0 round trip to Bluemont, Sunday
Advertisement.
The sun., 1900-12-07
BISHOP POTTER on WEALTH.
Tho Greed Of Gain. He says. 70 an merican
Madness -Its Eject on Our Life.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec 0 Bishop Potter
Of New York spoke this evening on Wealth
and Commonwealth" at the annual banquet
Of the Episcopal Church Club of the Diocese
Of Connecticut He said in his address:
The subject OF this evening Ia my own
choice. choose II because of its paramount
importance. Divorce. drunkenness. crime
corruption In cities oil have one root the
lust Of money our American disease. do
| say? Nay. an American madness.
For what IL tho one engsr dominant hunger
which In one form or another IL expressing
itself through combination. conspiracy or
other ways from and 70 end Of this broad
land? tits the pass ion. the hunger the greed
of gain That II ia that more than any other
single influence determines our policies
shares our manners, insuires our mRIims
an ahus'Ruc dresslng tpr gunshot wounds
and he lifted presently 10 be peer of the
realm Win rs the men Of science who on
rich their age We too only distinguish by dis
putting their achievements or appropriatir 2
them without rewarding them Tor tho prod
Il. 4 any wonder under such c,rcuu stances
that the average maa IN America turn, 10
the buspess Of a.cupul9uop and makes
since he hnds that everybody eee doe: il
material vc,l'h be the end of being. Il rho
',n'I,on possible to nodcrn mauhoSl, 'hcr
We must needs look in the face IN" peril
that In our line and our land are increasing
y" For one have no smallest hope that sny
meohauism Of legislation will in the remot-
est degree remove these pcrils. The church
q God must Yo up. must stay NJ Oh much
higher nlan. The preGm,nent danger to our
social order In this day is frat the growth Of
wealth and then the abuse Of IL.
HRg II ever occurred to you what sooner
or later would be the effect upon the mass ~
their fellow beings II company Of men
Hrd women should bind themselves together
to illustrate IN 'l0ir b 1bit Of lifes implicitly
of a'tire and chasteness in their dwellings
20 discourage the accumulation Of great wealth
ana to employ for art. science, philanthropy
and religion all bevond a certain amoun, of
their income'
The situation, grave md threatening as
u II TO all that "a best In nations life Il the
result II causes that are not fni TO aeek They
are 10 be found in tho ,pirlt of the axe. in the
conditions Of our rational life and tho stan
Gard of our personal values In what ~ il
that this we difer~, II nNny he asked, from
other ares that have gone before it? Vel,
the chief difference. | should be disposed to
saN, - IN its popular ideals
The sun., 1900-12-07
CHAH,ss a. rowvs ~ sssAroS.
Asps,nssa n, 0o, tl~d "a sresssd the
tsts Senator Usvts

~ r,rT, Nlnn Deo uov tind hn.
appointed Charles \ fovns ~ succeed th"
Int" senator e Il Davl' IN" ceftin"a'"
vas mad" out and .isnrd 'his morning Mt
Iowne lrriyed ~ 30 rrul shortly 1lirt n"nu'
md wont NJ nnoo ~ tho Guvetnot'' "fIl""
Ili' ry"n,ns he v,ll start Tor Nashlngton
Nr 1osne snva n be- h1a an opportunity
h" viii vote 1gnnai ihc snip subsidy hi'.
ih" Aruv bill and anvrftt other m"isnr"s
indnro"d bv thn hdminia'ra''ou
Tho appointment to nll ~" ,Io1ncy cnus"d
hv me d"aiI 81 SENATOR ptvis viii probably
permit Air Iuvrr tu ,gil himself Senator
Tor 'INiv DAYS. tor hy that tiWr II IL "Np"ci"d
the I"ris'Jtuf" VIII have -lrct.d successor
Tor tno uu"tIIr"d term rhe Hcrublican-
now have ii"" hold in tho contest ior the
two s"ats IN tho uited Stltrs Senate About
twenty randIdat"- have thus far appoitod
ANON ihr-o nre former senator W. hhurn.
former uoy hIlist ury, National COMMITTEE
man Sh"Nln, Ihuln1s Iowery. itt-'d"ht
- tho IWln city kapid transit kail1dy.
Senator Nelson. Mus,s + lam
The sun., 1900-12-07
CONEY ISLAND RAiIROAD RuMOR
That the Metropolitan street Railway Com
pany IL After % Denied.

President John L. Helms of the Coney Island
and Brooklyn Railroad Company Yesterday
denied the report that the Mctropolitan
street Railway Company was endearoring
TO get control OF the former company. lie
said that tho stock was held at 1880 share
aud that some Of the stockholders had been
approached by outsiders who desired 10 buy.
but tue price was considered too high by the
woud-be purchasers
When the lrooklyn Heights Railroad Com
pnny consolidated with the Nassau Electric
Railroad company an Offer was made 10 the
tonsy Island and BROOKLYN Company. The
officers said then that they were willing To
- sell al $500 n share 1h- was too much
for the Brooklyn Heights Company and the
proposed deal fell through.
The sun., 1900-12-07
THEY WANT HESS FOR LEADER.
2Bth District Politely Requests the County
Committee to Name Him.

Tho Republican Assembly district com.
mittee OF the Twenty district met last
evening at the Madison Square Rcpublicat
Club. broadway and Twenty-sevcnth street
to prepare for the meeting OF the County
Committee for organization on Dec 20. when
the contest in the Twelfth Congress district
between F Norton Goddard. leader OF the
Twentieth. and Charles A Hess. leader OF
the Twenty NTH. was on last spring. Mr..
Hess announced that he would not accept
the leadership Of the district again At
last nights meeting. however. this resou-
ton wGs introduced and adopted:
"HcsnIrod. That the thanks Of the COM
rlth Assembly district are due to Charles
a Hess. our lender, for the magnificent
majority attained Tor the entire Republican
ticket ht the reCeit election, and We COM
selnshly In behalf Of the Republican cause d"
As soon as this resolution had boen adopted
the following was introduced.
A. Hess be rejected for the reason that We
desire to have him continue as chairman Of
the committee and aS q leader Of tIir district,
and II IL our earnest wish that Nlr. Hess viii
consent to Cortin ~ tO serve IN the capacity
OF leader. II is further
"ResoIrcd. That the members OF the County
Committee be politely requested T. vote for
the reelection Of Mr. Hess as executive mem
ber.
OF the twenty-eight committeeman pres
ent twenty-three voted for these resolu-
tion. The othersT. J, Quinn. DR. Stevens,
l.. J. Fernandez. George Stewart and f.
7. Prentiss-opposed them. declaring that
they did not think II was within the province
OF the committee TO make such suggestion.
The sun., 1900-12-07
GUOD IHTNU FEHJt nj I'M DEHUII' :
n II We're. Magistrate Cornell Says. Essex
Market Court Would lie "A Morsue.

1en-year-old Jacob Bradenberg Of so Pitt
street was called a. a witness In the Essex
Market police court yesterday against Sam
uel Fraun Of POS Delaney street and samuel
Stelnberg Of !2 Avenue G. who were charged
with robbIng Bradenberg. sr's VINE cellar
What will happen 70 you. Jacob. II you
tell lieP" asked Assemblyman Leon San
ders OF the boy, to test his knowledge Of AN
oath
Il would drop dead. responded Jacob
Goodness. no" said Magistrate cornell.
III that was SO. the Essex Market police
court would be a morgue, and there would
be string OF hearses from here to the Grand
street ferry every DAY"
The prisoners were held for trial.
The sun., 1900-12-07
Fisher Not in tho Drawback Division.

In tho accounts published YESTERDAY Of
the arrest of George p. Fisher a Custom
House employee and former committeeman
of the East Port Chester school district. on
the complaint OF his bondsman for failure
to appear In court where a suit against him
hv the district was called last week, II was
stated TINT Fisher was employed In the draw
ba X department In the Custom House. The
superintendent OF the drawback division said
yesterday that Fisher was not In his division
but in another department.
The sun., 1900-12-07
DON'T
FOR0E
IT J

The surest way to keep the womanly
health is to use DR.. Picrce's Favorite
Prescription. II promotes perfect regu-
larity. II dries the drains which weaken
women. 1t cures inflammation, ulcer
alton, and female weakness. 1t soothcs
and strengthens the nerves, drives
away despondency, and gives healthy
appetite and refreshing sleep. It
makes childbirth easy, and nursing
mothers will find in it strength Civ
ing tonic.
"Favorite Prescription" contains no
sicoliol, neither opium, cocaine, nor
other narcotic.
-Incver court-d newspaper notoriety" writes
Mrs. T. A. Bender of Keeue. Coshocton Co.,
Ohio. wet am not afraid to speak good word
for your Favorie Prescription and Pleasant
Pellets over wear ngo suffered terribly tor
nearly four wccls with prolapsus aud weak
nes.. After using one bottle Of Favori,e i'rc.
scription and one OF Pellets ] was well
woman. have taken no medicine since and
have had symptomt Of my former trouble
Have used the Favofite Prescription at diier-
ent times fpr more than four years aud find It
has no equal"
Free. Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser,
in paper covers. sent free, on receipt
of al one-cent stamps to pay expense
Of mailing only. In cloth binding 81
stamps. Address Dr.. z v. Piercs
Buffalo. N. Y.
The sun., 1900-12-07
One Cent Dam gas for Former senator Caii

wAsHINoroS Dec. e-The Supreme Court
OF the District OF Columbia to-day affirmed
the verdict rendered by Just ce OF the Peace
awarding wilkinson Call. formerly United.
States senator from Florida. one cent dam
recover twentv-ilve sets Of dThe Messages
and Paper- OF the Presidents Victory
declared that he purchased the documents
from Call. tho latter alleging that they had
been left with Victory until Il purchaser was
found When demand Was made for tho
books Victory refused TO del yer them and
Call brought suit for their recovery. with
tn. result stated
The sun., 1900-12-07
Mis-. woodward Not to wed Lieut.. bismarck.

APPLETON. Wis. Dec. o-Niss lone Wood
ward. daughter Of VI. l.. Woodward OF Evan
ston. III who was reported to have become
engaged 20 Lieut. Frederick bismarck Of
Germany. is tho guest of her Qrandmother
MIR Elizabeth Graham. In this city. Miss
Woodward said to-day:
Il do not know Lieut.. Bismarck I never
met him, and never heard Of him. In China
or elsewhere. The report Is a pure flbri-
cation
The sun., 1900-12-07
To Give His Salary TO Politics.

Col Samuel d. Dickinson OF Jersey City.
Republican leader of Hudson county n. j..
who was nominated on Wcdnesd sday 10 be
Assistant Collector Of Customs 81 the PorS
of Now York. sad Yesterday that he would
give his salary, 5000 year. To the kepubli-
county as long ns he holds the. .oflice
The sun., 1900-12-07
Bryanite, to Keep Up National Headquarters.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-The present managers
OF the Democratic National { ommittee are
preparing TO maintain headquarters in this
city for TIE next four years and to keep tho
country flooded with literature on the Bryan
side Of Democracy, Subscriptions from party
workers in 10000 organized precincts ia tho
country and the Congressional postal frank
Will tie utilized To pay expenses OF the propa-
ganda.
The sun., 1900-12-07
Slate Of New jersey Democrats.

",
n. J.. Democratic machine. the eleven ASSEM-
blvmen-el"ct md state Senator-elcct Robert
s Hudspcth met in caucus In Jersey CITY
last night and arranged the following slate
for minority nominations M the opening
ot the next New Jersey LEGISLATURE Maurice
Marks. loader Of House minority: George
q. Tonnant, Speaker of the House ex-Con-
gre-snan Alvah II Clark of Somerset county
candidate for United States Senator
The sun., 1900-12-07
Desi snation. Of Naval Militia Changed.

ALBANY. Dec. 0.-Adiutant-GeneralH Hon.
man to-day, on the recommendation Of Capt
Miller commanding changed the desGna-
tions Of the organizations Of the State Naval
Militia so that the First Naval Battalion
will be known hereafter "a the First Bat
TALON Naval Militia. the Second Naval pat-
TALON ms the Second Battalion Naval Militia
and the Second Separate Naval Division
as the Second separate Division Naval Militia
The sun., 1900-12-07
Verdict Against the Binok Rabbit for
sL.:sA and AgaLnst Lexter for Q 1 400

AinANY, Dec State txcis" Commissioner
lyman has recovered a verdict for AIS.
asain-t the Black Rabbit dive In Now York
city and IN" surety on itsliquor tax bond.
Justice Chase has directed a verdict FOR
sl.3~ IN the Commissioners favor against
William TeKter q Brooklyn and tho surety
on hi bond Teytcr sold liquor at Timer
Park. BROOKLYN. and had five certificates Tor
paviltons IN different parts & m" park lie
surrendered four but continued to sell drink /,
al the places f,r which they had been issued
contcndlnc that bis privilege was given 10
h!m by inc certificate hr retained Justice
tha-" decided Tat a lIquOr tan bond j. for
feli"d bv Tue certificate holder for violation
~ IN" law. not uny AZ the place FOR ~. .cn
In the state
Commissioner Lv'uRn's REFUSAL To raw a
rebate "i. iLC ,eriitCh'r issued to- " J Gil
martin q The Iarm N Iasti street Na,v
YORK cit, MS al,l he"n SUSTAINED bv tho
tpurt Nliuartlu when Ia" police closed Ais
place tr1n.f rcd his cortincata tn friends
WI" arrl - f'rt,e r"bat" Il was refused
The sun., 1900-12-07

Latest Marine Intelligence.
Nov. "a '' '''''' w.
The sun., 1900-12-07
HAMMERSLOUGH BROS.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
II you're \ millionaire you ptoba bly, don't care
Whether clothes are ch"ap ~ dear:
Bui the sensible man save, all that he can
1 ID nm ~ :. nLL-I LlL ELt

Wh'ther clothes are cheap ~ dear:
But the sensible man save, all that he can
And buys his clothing here.
No one who sees the bona-fide way
in which we a:e sacrificing values can
help buying. Every garment is made
in the high grade reliable manner
which has won for our clothing lis
national reputation; yet every price is
senSatiorally low.
For, we are going out of the retail
business and we are selling our m-
menSe stock k-SuitS, trousers, full dress
SUITS, beautiful Oxford grey overcoa,s
ana Raglans, etc.-at exactly % cents
on the dollar.
several hundred Of our rneN si2 SIS and So
fan overcoa,s are now marked down 10 $3.50 Soma
SIX lined.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TnLa
sT5nTs %$fT $50 BROADWAY r!4g$ffssffH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-23
Fuegoen AreCibo

En dicho pueblo ell sabado 8 las
ocho y media de Ia noche Sc inicio
un fuego en- el establecimiento de
pulper1a de don Luis Jover en- la
plazuela de San Idelfonso que pu-
do tener fatales consecuencias por
ser toda aquella barriada de casas
de MADEIRA.
FL heoho, que fue casual, osu-
rrio por haber caido un quinque en-
cendido dentro de una lata de gas,
la que en- seguida hizo explosion CO.
municando el fuego otras latas y
matsrias inhamablss, pero el pueblo
con sin igual arrojo acudi6 y con
arena y sacando tuera los objetos
que comenzaban arder, consiguio-
ron sofocar Ell voraz elemento.
Acudio en- ell acto los pitos
de alarma el Cuerpo de Bomberos.
las autoridades y policfas mu uuicipal
insular.
El citado establecimiento se en-
contraba asegurado y SO calcnlan en-
unos quinisntos dollars las perdidas
ocasionadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-23
I'm viajero
pe|igroSo

La <Gaceta de Frsncfort> retie
re una historic singular.
Ell vapor "Assyrian," de la Allan
Line, lego hace tres semanas al
puerto de Halifax
Entre los pasajeros que conduc1a
4 su bordo cont&base un sueco, ape
llidado Hanna, que declare su pro
p6sito de trasladarss q Winnipeg,
donde 10 esperaba su promstida es
pOsa.
Declaraciones semejantes son
admitidas sin dificultad alguna; en-
esta OCCASION, sin embargo, ell extra
no aSpecto de Hanna despert6 algu
mas sospechas.
Sc hicieron algunas averigua,
clones, que dieron como resultadO
que el enamorado sueco era nj mas
nj menos que un individuo que on su
TERRA natal habia cometido doce ase
sinatos, y cumplido Ia pena de doce
amos de trabajos forzados, y que,
indultado al fin, 10 hab1a sido con la
condici6n expresa y terminate de
salir Embellishments para el Cana
da.
Las autoridades de Halifax sc
han apres urado 4 reembarcar a tan
peligroso emigrants, que pronto ten
dra el consuelo discutible de pisar la
tierra de su patria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-23
Al pdb]ico.

Term1nada la installation de los
aparatos q. hemos montado en- MUGS
ira f6brica de hielo de esta ciudad,
para la fabrication de hielo transpa.
repte manufacturado con aqua des
tilada una temperature de 164 Q
cent1grados y fltrada sucesivamente
por tres filtros de coke, de carbon
vegetal y de arena cuarzosa; nos
completeness en- ofrecer al pdblico
de esta culta Capital nuestro nuevo
producto de <ca.idad inmejorable y
de condolences higi6nicas absolu
tas>.
No obstante estas importantes
msjoras ell precio de nuestro hielo
continuar& siendo, como hasta Ia fe
cha, el mas limitado de la plaza.
San Juan F r Ocbre IL de 1900.
J GOYCO & Ca
Marina Gale del Comercio IS.
s 15-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-23
Ha||azgo
arqueo|0giCo.

Una verdadera y feliz CASUAL =
dad, que es ell tema de todas las con.
versaciones en- la Coruf1a, ha hecho
que ell sabio arque6logo della Coru
na, Don Severino Urioste, ex secre-
tario dol Ayuntamiento de aouella
capital, hallass en- su propia casa un
verdadero tesoro arqusol6gico de va
lor grand1simo.
Uno de los hijos del Sr Urioste
precioso nif1o de -nueve amos, SO en-
tretenfa, una de estas dltimas tardes,
en- dar golpes con un martillo sobre
la pared de un corredor de su casa,
que es un antique y amplio edifcio
situado en- la calle del Curro.
De pronto Sc desprendi6 un tro
20 de cal y quedo al descubierto una
especis dc nicho, dsntro del cual
habfa una GAIA de hero.
Examinada esta por ell sef1or
Urioste, vic que SO trataba de un
hermoso ejemplar del arte arabe.
Mide Ia GAIA Is centimstros de alto,
otros tantos de ancho y 20 de fon
do.
Primorosamente cincelada, tiene
alrededor y en- la parte baja de la
tapa una inscription en- caraeteres
cdfcos4
Alberta Ia GAIA, con gran destre
"a, por ell acreditado cerrajero Sr
Lamignsiro, que es un verdadero
artista y hombre habflisimo para
estas cosas, So vic que la arqueta es
ta dividida en- dos departamentos.
Uno de ellos conten1a gran cantidad
de doblas de orc, musulmanas al
gunas de elias cristianas, del reinadc
del Rey Sabio Alfonso x En- 81
otro departamento habfa tres peque
f1os pergaminos, dos de ellOs escri
tos con caracteres arabes y 81 otrc
de sscritura cristiana, que tiene un
plano psrfectamente detallado.
Hall6se ademas, On este segun
do departamento, una collection dc
alhajas para mujer, do orc macjzc
con perlas y esmsraldas de gran ia
maro, y una especie de pomo, tam.
bien de orc, que contiene una subs
tancia negruzca.
FL distinguido afcionado ls
| arqueolog1a don Ramon Calero ofre
c1a aver mismo 2 600 pesetas por Ia
GAIA, sin sl contenido; pero ell se11o1
Urioste ha rechazado Ia oferta.
De acuerdo el Sr. Urioste cor
| los ilustrados anticuarios Sres. Al.
! varsz Borbolla, Jad6n, Couceiro Ia
los, Rivas Imperjo y Vines Sc pro
ponen escribir una Memoria dsscril
tiva que acknowledgements serA muy
interssante, dada Ia competence;
| que en- este y otros ramos posee1
los indicados sef1ores.
La GAIA de refersncia ha sid>
expuesta al ptblico, siendo muy ad
mirada por los intsligentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-23

Marca <Bolivar, cajas de 10 grue
sas, cajeta tamano grande incluso
sellos a.. .S54 on orc
corriente s5d
Marca <Bstrell fla an1geras de 10
gruesas:
Cajeta tamaf1o grande in
elusos sellCs. IS IS orc
Sc venden en- la Gale de Tetuan
no 81.
San Juan PR: - Ocbre 19OO
N 80 ii
La <Gacata Ofcial> anuncia Ia
provision de seis escuelas gralua-
das en- esta Capital, SO nos asegura
que 80 hara una selection esmerada
entire los concursantes sin fijarse en-
filiaciones polfticas.
Sc han declarado en- hnelga los
trabajadores de las haciendas Mon
serrate y Ell Coloso de don Salvador
Amell en- la Aguada y los de la ha.
cienda Casualidad del sef1or Marti
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