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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-01
OAKHs SUES THE PRESS
Former stroudsburg Citizen Has
Promising Libel suit-sabbath
School Convention.
.ial to The Scranton Tribune.

Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Stroudsburg. Feb. 2s.-Rev. Chandler
"A. Oakes, a former pastor Of the East
Stroudsburg Presbyterian church. and
the man who started the subscription
list for the new state Normal school
ut East Stroudsburg, has brought suit
for libel against the New York Press
for $4,000 damages. DIR. Oakes left
this vicinity IA few years ago and was
known as n great worker. His charge
after leaving this town was at Kings
ton. N. Y. At this place he had some
trouble with the consistory of the
church, two years ago, about the time
classis met to determine whether he
should continue in charge of the church
or not. The New York Press published
a long article under u Kingston date
line, in which the assertion was made
that there were charges of gross mis-
conduct against Pastor Oakes. At the
time of the church trial before classis
DIR. Oakes did not see the Press article.
1t did not come to his notice till a
year or so after When he saw it, after
careful consideration, he decided to be-
gin action for libel After leaving his
Kingston charge Dr. Oakas took up
the study Of law and was admitted to
the bar last fall. He has retired from
the Reformed ministry and is now a
communicate of the Episcopal church.
Before going to Kingston DR.. Oakes
was the assistant Of Rev. r. Dewitt
Taimage at the Frookiyn tabernacle.
He is now member of a Kingston
Jaw firm. He was one Of the lawyers
for Teller Seiple. the defaulting bank
clerk at Fast Stroudsburg.
The sixth arnual convention of Mon
roe county Sabbath schools continued
its session today. Tho meeting was
held in the Methodist Episcopal
church The attendance today was
fairly good. A sensible Christian use
of the bible was the first subject taken
up and was the topic OF an address by
Rev. II. G. Main, of the Cherry Valley
circuit. This address was discussed
by Mrs. T. F. Kane, Rev. Mr.. POM
berger and others. Rev. Mr.. Bonn
berger, superintendent of normal de-
partment, addressed the convention on
the teachers training. saying among
other things: I'VE can never make
the Sunday school what 1t should be
until the teachers make special pre-
parations for the important work as
signed" After the address the en-
rollment and appointing of delegates
to the various places of entertainment
took place. Mrs. John Barnes, of the
state primary department, was tho
last speaker of the mornings session
taking for her subject: studying the
Glass Roll" Faith ak a Qualification
for Efficient Sunday School Work, .
was discussed by Rev. s. G. Hutchman
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church,
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Dueiao. N. Y.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago. Feb. 2S.-Cattle--Receipts. 49,
900: natives, good to prime, steady to 10c.
higher poor to prime about steady. $3.50
mixed stockers, quiet, $3.40a3.90; cows.
steady. $3a425; heifers, firm, A.25a460;
bulls. steady, s27Oa4.3O calves. strong. s.
as; Texans. receipts, 800: Texas fed
S. 25a3 75 Hogs-Receipts, $4,000: tomor-
row, 30,O0O estimated left over. 5000;
active; averaged shade higher: tops
si.37is: mixed and butchers. "a. IOa4 92iR
$t 7Oa4SO; light. si6Oa4S5; bulk of sales,
$4SOa4sO. Sheep-Strong, 10a15c. higher
good to choice wethers, $540a4S4; fair tc
s525a5 90; yearlings, S. 75a5. 80; natives. $5a
51l; western lambs, $6.50a725.
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FACToRYVILLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. Watkins are at
Moosic today attending the funeral of
their nephew, Willard Price.
Ziba l.. Kinds has accepted a posi-
tion in the plush factory at Potts
vile. Pa. He will leave this week to
enter upon the duties of his position.
William Tingley. who has been the
station agent at LaPlume for the past
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NICHOLSON.
Special to The Scranton Tribune.

Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, Feb. 2S.--Tuesday evening
there was a little unusual excitement
al the Niver House. when the lace
curtains in the sitting room We're dis
covered to be all ablaze. The fire was
soon extinguished and no damage done
outside of the one room. Cause of fire
unknown. Perhaps, should the whole
town burn down the citizens here
would then be foolish enough to in
vest in a fire protection of some kind
otherwise than insurance.
A juvenile band has lately been or
ganized in this place. We are glad
that the young boys feel inclined to
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Feb. 2S.-Cattle-There
were no cattle offered today and nothing
doing The market feeling was steady
with goOl outlook for the immediate
future. Hogs-Receipts, 10 ears; opened
with a good demand; good to choice
Workers, S5.l5a5.2O pigs. good to prime,
Sia5; roughs, common to good, &.4Oa4 10.
Sheep and Lambs--Receipts. 25 cars;
opened active and higher: lambs. extra
choice to fancy selected, E.65a715; com
mon to fair, $7a7S5; sheep wethers, 81. 2oa
$50; common to fair $525a5.75.
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New York Live Stock Market.

New York, Feb. 2S.-Beeves-Receipts
2S05; steady to a shade lower; bulls,
steady: cows. firm to 10c. higher: about
all sold; steers, $4.55a5.45; oxen and stags.
sS.3Oa4S0; bulls. sS.5Oa4.l0; cows. 81. 2.4Oa3. Is
Calves-Steady: exports, 81 cattle; calt es
receipts closing dull; veals. $5aS; choice
$s.25; light. $la45O; barnyard stocks, ga
$50; southern calves, $3a3.6O. Sheep and
Lambs-Sheep, firm; lambs. 10a15c. high
er. cars unsold; sheep, $4a6; lambs. $7a
S.121s; culls. $5aS. Hogs--Receipts, 7.4S2;
firm at 5.25a5. 10 per 100 pounds.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

East Liberty, Feb 2S.-Cattle--Steady
extra s5.4Oa5,65; prime. $.25a5.40 COM
mon, $3,25a3.s0 Hogs--Steady; best me-
diums, $515; heavy hogs and heavy York
a5SO; roughs, s325a460. Shc Firm
choice wethers. $5.9Oa6.10; common, $3a4.25
choice lambs. $7.3Oa7.50; common to good,
S55Oa7 25; veal calves, $7aS.
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by H. q. Dale. a7 Lackawanns
Avenue.)
Hsg.ssisct wsstsrS M ise s.s nsarbv sT9s ststs ss
&c.
Cheese-Fuli cream. new. iaMc.
Beans-Per bu.. choice marrow. e1to
medium. 121o; pea. S2.G
OnionS-Per bu.. <kc.
ElOur-N0.
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SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE l,

CREASE.-People apparently we'll and
happy today. tomorrow are stricken
down. and In ninety-nine cases out Of
every hundred the heart Is the cause.
The king Of heart remedies-Dr. Agnew's
Cure for the HEARTS, within reach OF all.
and II there are symptoms of heart dis
order It should be used without delay.
1t relieves In 80 minutes. and cures most
chronic cases. Sold by Matthews Bros.
and w. T. Clark.
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Oil Market.

Oil City, Feb. 2s.--Credit balances. &l.6S;
certificates, no bid, no sale. no offer;
shipments, 9S,033 barrels; average, 9S. .236
barrels; runs. 95,4s4 barrels; average, SS.-
e2O barrels.
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TERrlS OF SALE.

TERrlS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
ERTY IS STRUCK OFF, AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD POR
COSTS, LOSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRlICK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES on WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BR ReSOLD BEFORE AO.
TOURNAMENT
CLARENCE {. PRYOR. Sheriff.
sheriff's Office. Scranton. Pa, Febru-'
ary Is, 1900
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

nue.; thence southeast and. parallei with
(i2O) feet more or less TO a corner; thence
southwest along line of Silas vernoy,
fifty (50) feet to a corner; thence north
west and parallel with the first men,
toned line one hundred and twenty u2Ol
feet to the line of the Peoples Street
railway; thence along the line of said
railway fifty (50) feet to the place OF
beginning. All Improved with two
story brick building and outhouses. Coal
and minerals being reserved.
Seized and taken in execution at the
Loan association VS.. Nathan Thompson.
Debt, 81, ,231.90. Judgment No. 62S, March
Term, 1900. II. ia. to March Term, 1900
STARK, Atty.
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and interest Of In and to all that GER
tain lot of land situate In the City of
Scranton. county Of Lackawanna and
as Lot No. in Block No. 2. in Thurs
tons Addition to the city Of scranton
and 10 bounded a. follows: Beginning
about ffty (5) feet west Of Jones ave-
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AlSN
No. lh.--All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, William 1utchings. In
and to all the surface or right of soil
of all that certain lot of land situate in
the Borough of Jermyn. county of Lack
awanpa and state of Pennsylvania, con-
taining a front Of fifty feet southeast
ward on Third avenue; bounded south
westward 40 feet by Lot No. In Block
No. 3S. and northwcstward 80 feet by an
alley and northcastward 40 feet by Lot
No. in said Block No. 3s. Comprising
Lot No. In Block No. IS, fronting on
Third avenue as the same Is represented
and designated on map OF building lots
on lands of the Northern Goa! and iron
Company. Being the same land con-
veyed by Joseph Maroon to Wilism
and recorded in Deed Book Isl. page 2I2.
Subject to exception and reservations.
All improved with n two-story frame
dwelling house. barn and outbuildings
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit Of George : so p9nG agmsnt Ns, Mi''sm M s,q
May Term. 1899. FL fa. TO March Term.
1900. Also ut the suit Of Egan 4 ODon-
nell VS.. William Hutcfings. Debt, $e9.
Judgment No. 1853. March Term, 1898. Fl.
Ia. to March Term. 1900.
ALSO
No. l6-All the right. title and interest
Of the defendant. James Sheridan, In and
to all that certain lot of land situate IN
Forge borough. county Of I.ackawanna:
and state of Pennsylvania. bounded and
dc scribed as follows: Beginning at a
corner of "a tract of land late the prop
erty of William Beesecker. being part
Of q lot Of land decided to William Bee
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l.. .IClA

Han sido condenados por Ell
Tribunal de Policfa los siguientes
individuos: Dorotea Colon, por AFRO
jare piedras a America Mendez 2
dollars de multa; Pauline Sanchez
por portar un lnachete en- la cintu'
IA 10 dollars; Belen Perez, por in >
sultar a Bernardina Morales y for
mar un fuerte escandalo Is dollars:
Sergio Aguilar y Juan Rodriguez 5
y 2 dollars respectivamente por ri
na; David Crasluy por embriaguez
3 dollars de multa, Amalia Martinez
pr6fuga del Hospital de Santa Rosa
10 dollars; Sandalio Crisp1n, deteni
do del deposito, por atropellar den
tro de galera Asunci6u Roman,
duplicada Ia condena que extingue;
Manuel Torres Mercado, por hurto
de un bast6n a don Jose Pillar Mi
rarda dollars; Adolfo Oquendo y
Juan Hernandez por cometer actos
inmorales delante de una se11ora Is
dollars cada uno; Esteban Roena,
por jugar a los prohibidos dollars;
Marcial Gutierrez y Salome MILAN
por escandalo dollars q cada uno,
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absouarrene innparcL eo opinion de Ia prena
{ Francisco

trabajando por primer a vez, ella
sabe dominar la escena con la macs
trfa de una arttsta. por ESQ fu6 aplau
dida como tambien 10 fueron con jus,
ticia jose Juan Gelp1 y Miguelito
Collazo en- sus respectivos y bien
interpretados papeles de Fabricio y
don Pedro Taquilla. -+~ - ,.---
Empezo la cuarta parte con la
representation de la zarzuela infan
til GA las Ma scaras, en- un acto
acompa1andola al piano la amable
Belen Osma En- esta como en- la
anterior hubo muchos aplausos: ell
desempef1o estuvo Cal go de Maria
Luisa Fortune que caracteriz6 per
fectamente eli papel de T urea; Virgil
MIA .[2ubio con su voz tan dulce como
tierna desempe NO con toda la sal de
las 1amencas, ell interesapte de Lola
Isabelita Perez con esa gracia tan
natural en- ella, hizo una galleguita
de pura raza Jose Juan Gelpf un
Griego perfecto; Miguel Collazo y
Rafael Benet dos estudiantes estu-
diantes espaf1oles "a merveille,.
Terminada la velada Sc bailaron
algunas danzas hasta atlas horas de
la noche, cumpliendo asf ell proga-
ma en- todas sus parties.
A. D.
Cayay 3 de Julio ed 1900.
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MoraIidad yankee.

De <La Lucha, de la Habana
es el siguiente suelto que reprodu-
cimos para solaz de nuestrOs lecto-
res:
<Ayer ell coronel Bliss hizo fir
mar a los en- pleados de la Aduana
un documento que, POGO mas 8 me
nos, dice 10 siguiente:
<Yo Fulano de tal> juro bajO
mi palabra de caballero, que mien-
tras me encuentre al servicio de las
Aduanas de Gu ba, no jugare a la
baraja, nj tomare participation en-
ningdn juego de azar, cualquiera
que Ell sea. -
Este <dkase, del collector de
las Aduanas produjo una verdadera
tempestad. Los comerciantes que
frecuentan Ell convento de San Fran
cisco, pudieron enterarse de las
protestas de los empleados.
Pero consuelense los protestan
tes, pues, segun Sc dice, mister Bliss
continuara su mission morallzadora
sin tenerse en- barras dando STEM
pre- ell ejemplo de ser 81 ell primero
que frme.
Tanto es asf que dentro de 20
COS dfas circulara un segundo jura-
mento entire los empleados de la
Aduaaa, que dira spoco mas me-
nos, tambien 10 siguiente.
<Juro, bajo mi palabra de caba-
llero, no tomar mas que aqua en- las
comidas, con a bsoluta prohibition
de bebidas alcah6licas 10y
Despues vendra un tercer jura
mento prohibiendo ell bale, y des-
pues vendra ia mari, porque de Sc
guir as1 NADIA menos que ia mar!
es 10 que puede esperarses
Pero, Sc nos ocurre presontar
q nCsotros: ifirmara Mr.. Bliss cl Sc
gundo documentO?
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v ve|ada hlfanti|
en- Cayey.

Con un exito que ha superado
las esperanzas de todos Sc llev6 a
efecto en- la noche del domingo en-
el C1rculo de Recreo sUnion> de este
pueblo, la ahunciada velada infan
til.
A las 81 di6 principle el acto
ante numerosa cOncurrencia con la
bonita sinfonfa <Orfeons ejecutada
por la banda del Battalion de Puerto
Rico cedida galantemente Lor el jefe
la que actualmente dirige ell j6ven
don Luis r. Miranda; fu6 aplaudidf
sima. Il
Levantado ell tel6n aparecieron
en- escena America Aponte y Mano-
10 Vazquez recitando Ell dialogo
<iQuien Supiera escribir! que gust6
mucho Los nif1os Carlos Morera y
Aponte en- sus poeslas <iPiensa en-
NIP, y <Mf suspirosss estuvieron call
rigth>. Isabelita Perez recit6 con
mucha gracia el mon6logo <Gran
Galeotos de Vital Aza. La nina Jo
sefita Arenas estuvo feliz en- la reci
taci6a de la poesla ''La Noche Bue
ma" de Campoamor. El dialogo
"Las dos almas" fne recitado por
dos angeles, las graciosas nif1itas
Ana l.. Fernandez y Pepita Puente
para terminar Ia primera parte
cant6 Faustina Valdes la guaracha
de GEL Gorro Frigio" acompaf1adola
el piano ell joven Cordero, hacienda
una mulata tan salerosa, pOr 10 que
fue aplaudida repetidas veces.
La segunda parte di6 principle
con el dialogo <La Mariposa, bien
interpretado por las nif1as Isabelita
Fortu f1o y Josefa Arenas las que ga
naron tambien aplausos. TOGO su
turno a la simpatica nina Maria Tos
sas que qued6 lucida con la bella
poesfa Puerto Rico! production de
nuestra compatriota Lola r de Ti6,
Causaron gracia 7 fueron aplaudidos
los pequef1itos Maria Luisa Muf1oz,
Gustavo Arenas, Pepita Puente y
Ana L. Fernandez al recitar sus cor
tas y bonitas composiciones "Muer.
tos que viven" "a Cayey, "La Muir
muradora' y "La Confes16n". Fue
del agrado de los concurrentes la
poesia "Crepdsculo" recitada por
Celia Mendez, asf como los chistes
''Los Gorriones" y "Hero y Lean
dro" recitadas por Manolo Quevedo
y Agustln Fernandez. Enseguida
las ninas Isabelita Perez, Luisa,
Isabelita y Pepita Fortuf1o, Maria
Tossas, America Aponte Pepita Are
mas, cantaron ell bonito coro de "Las
Cigarreras" resultando como Sc es
peraba, aplaudidas calurosamente y
SO les hizo repetir
En- la tercera parte Sc puso en-
escena ell gracioso y divertido jugue
te c6mico "Me convene esta mujer"
de don Eduardo Zamora y Cabaliero
desempenado por la America Apon
te, quien hizo ell papel de Pura, tan
dulce, tan gracioso y perfecto, que
ell pdblico qued6 ad mirado al yer que
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Consu|ado de los EE.UU.
do Venezuela.

En- vista de que ell Honorable
sefor don Carlos B. Meltz sirvi6
con admirable contraction y efcacia
este despacho, en- su caracter de
Consul General de los EE. UU, de
Venezuela en- Puerto Rico, por ell
largo espacio de trece amos, prestan
do en- ese tempo importantes servi
clos a la patria venezolana.
En vista de que Sc ha recibido
la fatal noticia de su fallecimiento
acaecido suditamente n Nueva
York.
Ell Consul de los EE. UU. de We
nezuela
DlSPONE:
10 La bandera nacional Sc iza
ra a media asta en- este Despacho
Consular, en- ,sef1al de duelo.
20 Este Consulado Sc asocia
al duelo de la distinguida sef1ora
dof1a Juana Acosta Quintero de
Meltz, Y de su honorable familia.
80 Una comisi6n presidida por
ell Consul compuestade los senores
Jose Lopez y Ortiz de Zarate Vice
Consul de los Estados Unidos de We
nezuela, General Jose Gregorio Ca
rrera Y doctores Bernardino Mosque
ra, David LOBBY Simon Soublette,
pres tara a la senora dona
Juana Acosta Quintero, viuda de
Meltz, un pliego contentivo de esta
disposici6n, y le manifestara ell mas
sentido pesame nombre del Gobier
no de Venezuela.
San Juan de Puerto Rico Z de
Julio dc 1900
NJ. AVILA BLANCO
Consul de Venezuela
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N0TICIAS

Hemos shbido que en- breve,
por Ia Administrator del Acue1uc-
to Sc procedera q una minusiosa
Investigation q fin de averiguar
quien gasta mas aqua de la que pa.
ga, pues hay individuos que solo
pagan IS centavos mensuales y con-
sumen tres y cuatro metros cubicos
de aqua diarios.
Sc le ha comunicado a don
Buenaventura Maisonet, de Manat1,
que Ell Ell dia del corriente Sc le
ofici6 al Fiscal del Tribunal de
Arecibo, para que informe ell estado
de la querella seguida contra don
Gregorio Kuilan y don Lucas Rodri
guez, asi como preguntandosele por-
que no ha sido resuelta,
Reclamado por ell Juzgado de
San Francisco, fue detenido ante
aver por e] detective Francisco Sc
ell individuo Felipe Selles.
Agustin Ferrer fue herido an
teayer por un sargento del Ejercito
perteneciente al Regimiento II de
Infanteria, cuyo nombre ignora-
mos.
Anteayer tarde fue herido en-
Puerta de TERRA Jose Francench
por ell individuo Jose Lembrichs. Ell
agresor fus detenido disposition
de los tribunales.
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Est2 distica dc cesantes

IloScarO$ fNrma; una estad1stl
ca dc los cosab:es de Hacienda, tele
e, afos, cofr"os, p'Cf@: craoo, obras
nnolitaS y DC to Ia c}a G de empleos,
que hay actuc!ntrtc el Puerto Ri
co. dehIe 81 caW bio de acionalidad
h1StA Ia te&ba I4A fpr.I ION de e9'
Ia o>taIi>t;'a II va uu tbjeto que no
h,. de- ar Ireriudi' IA! Il ?,s cesantes.
CUmn d39-aiI.;,s Q'.n sea un ira
he % oyacto y ve:f3Hu, 2ogamos &
4us il teresaIn& rHo So si:van escri
RIOS, il f>tln:ir>:ons,s dc euales fue'
Aun lAs dt>tjon- enc Gn>efnpef1aron
uur0nte Ill iuYr, so ~u los distintOs
centres & que an;.s ul:a rt ferimos.
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4 1aast 1.s !a!t1:es
de C abo- o-Rojo.

Tenierdo noticias de que mu'
chos de los abonados este periodi-
CO que tiene nu estro Agente de Ca
DO Rojo noss6n puntuales en- ell pago
de So mensualidades, y como la EN-
presa no puede nj debe, nj quiere
servir la publication & los que no sa-
ben cumplir Ell deber de pagarla, ha
resuelto suspender ell envio del pa
quote que Sc renite a dicho pueblo,
ell Is del corriente mes Hemos pc
dido nota al Agente de los abonados
que tienen cuentas pendientes, para
hacerles el cobro por cita nominal
en- ell mismo peri6dico. Nosotros no
guardamos consideraciones los que
no nos la guardian.
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COloCtur1a
de Rentas Internas
SAN JU

Vencido ell 80 de JUNO ell af1o
economico de 1899 900, llamo la aten
cion los contribuyentes que tienen
pendientes pagos en- estas oficinas,
Aun hay Guienes deben AS contri
luciones de 1898 90 y de 1899 900
El agente cobrador ha presentado
mas de uLa Vez los recibos q todos
los que adeudan, y SO les llama la
ateEci0n por rncdio de esta circular.
Julio &c 1900
Fl Collector
s3-3. +. NJ BERNIER.
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De Vega-baja.

Anoche Sc reuni6 en- la morada
de Dor1a Conception Quintero de lyle
sia, un crecido ndmero de amigos Y
parientes con motive de la celebra-
ci6n del matrimonio. de su hi la la dis
tinguida Srta; Do11a Emilia Iglesia
Quintero, y ell estimado amigo nues.
no, el joven Don Fran isco Otero,
mbos pertene ciente la alta socie
d ID de esta Villa.
La desposada, luciendo un mag
2'it1co traje, cause la admiration de
'uantos tuvieron ell gusto de contem
i,lar'a.
Veriticada la ceremonial nupci
: por 81 venerable Padre Berries, y
prdrinado por Don Arturo Quinte-
~ y-u Srta hermana, Dona Olympia,
to> de L. desposada, nos dirigimos
{. 'sarasa de la novia, donde fuimos
O. $ quiados por la familia de esta
con esplendidez y cortesfa..
Quedamos agradablemente i'm
presicnados, y restanos hacer fer
vientes votos por la felicidad de nues
tros amigos que utieron anoche sus
destinos an:e el altar de nuestra re
ligiop.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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IN Y VI[TACI0N. !
DURLACH ! SPRINGER

cordialmene sus cens todos
Pueoco que ofcina de elias duran
pemanencia New-York.
Les orecen servicio ell demPeho de ualquer nome
nocio puedan eramente mercado
EE UU Tendran
peddo de nomes correspondence ba Immediate atenn
Los peos dspcan prontud odas las
hagan tendan mayor cuidado
DURLACH SPRINGER,
Representatives. pmeras abca de
Unido Comercantes de Importation exporac6n
Direction Puerto-Rco
ID LANE-N. 81 FoRrALEzA ST..
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FL 1nei0* renlediO

rara los call0s es el <CALLIClDA
IiNi! ARD. Los arranca sin pro.
s"r}r '|oor alguno: Sc usa por lo no
.'n. d IA h IRA de entrar en- CANA y
40 ;nujes,a en- 20 mas MINING al pa
Cic.i,te. Cada f~asco cuesta IS cen
tovos. Sc voJoe en- los estab'eri
nientos <Farmacia Colon> <El ca
pnicho, Ella Esferae an San Juan;
.Bazar Ctero,, Ponce; eFarmacia
Aguisrs, Guayama; sFarmacia Du
teil,. Vieques y camiser1a sEl no II.
Mayokue