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INCOMING srEAMsHIrs.
Due To dan,
lave Stock Market.

SATURDAY. Dec IA
Receipts OF beeves were 2.3ss head Including
i3l cars for Ssughterers and . for the market,
making with previous arrivals cars 70 be sold'
steers were In light supply and arm TO ioc higher;
butts and COWS nonnfnAlly steady. One car OF
cattle held over. Ordinary TO prime steers sold
at te0toSD per 100 lbs-; oxon at stsstnsA75 Dressed
beef was quiet but prices full steady at SRiOjtc
per 10 for native sides Liverpool and London
cattle markets. were arm at last advices at IaG
i4lfc. per lb,, dressed weight. refrigerator beef
selling at pH@ioc. per ID. Exports to-day from
this port. -t.575 quarters OF beef
Receipts OF cAlves were SO head lncludlns
80 for butchers and 90 for the market Ths
latter Included car OF Western calves yeals
were In very limited supply and steady but no
PRIME or strictly good yeals were offered Poor
10 fairly good veals sold at SS@teab per 100 ibs
No barhyard calves on sale, and no sales OF West
ern calves reported. Dressed calves quiet and
steady az 8fbc. per ID. for city dressed yeals
and eaiar. for country dressed
RuceinB OF sheep and lambs were toss head
Including ~ cars for slauRhterers anu ~ for me
market, making, with the sale stock S cars 10
be sold. Sheep were moderate In demand And
steady. lambs strong and iSc. higher, qualify
considered. but no prime stock here: the pens
were not nllly cleared. Common 10 rood she0o
sold 81 saatt per 100 lbs; ouls at a.: ordinary 10
fairly good lambs al tent7 90: yearings al SS
presss4 mutton slow az oaec. per To-: dressed
lambs 1rm a. i0GiSc. .' I.
Becelpts Of hogs were 1910 head, all for sisdth.
tetev Sxcepi II head; steady for sil wolghts
s.tse psgs sod a. ., Is per 100 lbs medium hoes
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NEIV MOVE A04INsT CoRONERs
Because Of the Manner In which no.
Donald Condnefed tho Sheldon Innnirr.

" IN? WhDnef ~ Wn1cn MO
Donald Conducted the sheldon Inquiry.
The attention Of William NJ. WINS, chair.
man OF the Charter Revision Commission,
"as called yesterday to the manner In
which Coroner Robert + Mcdonald Of The
Bronx examined witnesses at the prelimi.
nary inquest last Thursday into the death
OF Van Dwight Sheldon. the New Yorll
Unworthy student -.
According TO Edward v. Thornall the
attorney Of Mrs. Snow. wife OF DR.. Snow
dean OF. the university, McDonald's cues.
uons and his manner Of putting them were
30 insulting that his client, who Ia an In
valid. was on the verge Of collapse.
said that wished her protected from
Undue abuse" ssid Mr.. Thornsll, speak.
ing OF the inquest. "whereupon he called
an unwilling officer and told him TO eject
me from the court room He made impu-
cent jokes on every occasion while Mrs.
snow was on the wtness stand, and also
insulted DR.. Snow, Capt. Carey, the homi-
eide officer, and>Dr. MacCracken. who also
was asked to leave when he protested
against the Coroners treatment.
This Is not the first time charges have
been brought against q coroner, but l
believe on this occasion McDonald's slur-
ring and insinuating comments will have
boomerang result He would not say
whether or not the matter would be taken
to Gov. Hughes.
Coroner Mcdonald said yesterday that
he had thought It his duty TO put the wit
tion.
Funeral services for Van Dwight Shell
don were held yesterday in the University
Heights Presbyterian Church. The dead
boys mother tainted before the services
began and was carried to Dean Snow's
nome. Many professors and students
ssttended. The services were conducted
by the pastor. the Rev. DR.. P. b. Wight
man, who was assisted by the Rev DR..
anthony Evans Of Lockport, N. Y. DIR,
Evans had known Sheldon for many
years and said that the boys character
proved that the police theory that he
mad committed suicide was not the true
one Interment was in Kensico Cemeter
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Larger Reward Ter Mrs. stsne.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 26i-The reward
Of 81 500 offered for information concern
ing the whereabouts Of Mrs. Bertha May
Stone the wife Of W. A. Stone. q millionaire
coal operator and steel mill proprietor
Of Unionport.. Pa. has been increasd to
IS. 900, and this caused some excitement
may lead to the woman's arrest In In
diana. Information was received yester-
day that the woman probably was In
indianapolis or q neighboring oity. and
last night II was reported that woman
who answered the description OF Mrs.
Stone was seen to leave a car in LoGans-
port.
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WEALTHY W0MANS SUICIDE
Took Poison After Mourning the Death
OF Her Sen.

TOOK fOtson Atter mourning the DeAtl
OF Her Sen.
P1TrsBURa. Dec. 2e.LThe body Of the
well dressed woman who On Christmas
morning fell to the street while standing
listening to the Christmas chimes and died
In the patrol wagon on her way to the
hospital was to-day identified az that OF
Mrs. Mary j. Kissell, wife Of d. C. Kissell,
the rich building contractor OF the East
End.
The case is proved to be one Of suicide,
and Mr.. Kissell. who identified the body
and took charge OF 10, said he had been
watching his wife very closely ever since
July, 1905, when James, their only son, aged
is years, was drowned while swimming
in the river. This appeared to unbalance
the mind Of Mrs. Kissel and she had
been acting strangely over since.
On Christmas eve she went TO remain
over night with q friend, but appears to
have escaped from her room ut A. NJ,
gone to drug store. where she got
some poison, and standing under The
church steeple. listening 70 the Christmas
music. taken the fatal dose.
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reform school .Runaways Hard rsme.

WASHINGTON. Pa. Dec. 2e.-Paul Lind
ey. aged Is; James Cotterrell. aged q;
lFenton Dempster, aged IA, and Henry
Snowden. aged 49, who escaped from
the Western Pennsylvania Reform School
at Morgansea last night, the latter two ne
groes. were found nearly frozen TO death
this morning underneath q oornorib at
the Washington County Children's Home.
The four overpowered guard at a
Christmas celebration last night. hid in
ventilator shaft until the search for
them had passed. and then without Their
shoes escaped. They wrapped their
feet in old sacks found in a barn and
travelled without coats or hats through
the night until stiffened from cold. They
were unable to move when found this
morning and are in a serious condition.
They were removed to the reform school
this afternoon Dempster was the worst
affected by the cold. 1t is feared that
both his legs must be Rmputated.
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1ne Sew German Anbassader.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2e.-Count Johann
Bernstorff, the new German Ambassador,
ago. has notified Secretary OF State Root
OF his arrival and has requested that an
appointment be made for formal call
upon the Secretary Of State Count
Bernstorn will make this call at the
State Department on Monday TO discuss
the date for bis presentation to Presi-
dent Roosevelt, which will take place
at the White House next week.
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saved by Her Merry Widow Hat.

BALTIMORE. Dec. ga merry widow
hat with a iaring brim probably saved
the. life of Katherine Sheffield. maid
A milk bottle falling from the eighth
floor Of the hotel struck the merry widow
hat just as the maid passed below and
caroined off the wide brim, causing q
elight' wound on top of the girls head.
The hotel physician. DR.. Thomas, declares
the big hat alone saved the girl from
broken skull
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Secretary Whaien TO Give Dinner 10
Employees OF His Department.

ALBANY. Dec. 2e.-Secretary Of State
John s. Whalen is to give dinner on
Monday evening in honor OF the en-
ployees Of his department, about fifty
MIR, Whaien h goes out ,a 81 office on Janu.
in his Office. He has made a good record.
and Republicans and Democrats alike
regret his departure.
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Decrease In Exports ana Impor,s.

wAsHNoroN, Deo 2s.-Exports for
the month Of November were eIei TAI. .27s;
for the same month last year they were
s2ot. t.tel.2i1 Imports for November were
year they were Siio.ei2.s1e. Exports
Tor. eleven months this year epded with
November were 81, ,6e4. .{o3. .1e5, for eleven
months last year they were 81, 7ie, 300, 200.
Imports for the eleven months this year
were 81, ,00t, io0. 1917 for eleven months
last year they were 81, $50, ,a77, ,sSe
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ASSEMBLYMAN MURPHY TOWED
Brooklyn Man and Aiiss Jeannette G.
Hutchinson Get n License.

Assemblyman Charles F. Murphy. who
has represented the Tenth district in
Brooklyn at Albany for several years.
and Miss Jeanette G. Hutchinson, daueh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry
Hutchinson of 3e2 Clinton avenue, yester-
day took out a marriage license at the
Borough Hall
Mr.. Murphy is SO years old and Miss
Hutchinson 20 years. The marriage will
take place on January and after a short
honeymoon the couple will take up tn cir
residence in Albany for the winter.
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RocKEFELLER NOT IN COURT
To Prosecute Label Case Against "Ameri.
cans" Onicers Hearing Set for Dec. 70.

John d, Rockefeller. Jr.. who got a
week ago q warrant for the arrest Of
Of 3. 8. Carvalho. president; Bradford
Merrill, treasurer, and Edward II. Clark,
secretary Of the Star Company, which
publishes the New York Au,eyicdn, on q
charge OF criminal libel, was out OF the
city yesterday when the case was 10
come up In the Tombs police court, but
had communicated with Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Gsrvan. and upon the
senting the Star Company, the caas was
December 20.
Since the American published the
story. In which the alleged hbel was
based u has. published another story
taking back what II said about Mr.. Rookie
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Sc LusltAnlh from Liverpool for New York.
IS ST, L1uls. from Southampton for New York.
IS La TOuralne. from Havre for New York,
s. Caronis, from Gibraltar for New York
IS Deutschland. from Hamburg for New York.
- Samlnna from Antwerp ior New YORK
IS Brandsnburg. from Bremen for New York
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 58.-The statement Of the
receipts and expenditures Of the Treasury shows:
This dnn This month. Fiscal year.
Receipts ~ .6si 53t siasS2.leS S2S8. .t56 ss2
Expenditures. s.eioooo Ss.sio.ooO sco-o3Ss7t
Denrit.... s27s,se6 se.5S7,ssS tes .s7sSss
The receipts from customs to-day were tSO5 03l:
from internal revenue. sl,5i2,3ss. and miscel.
laneous. ssi4.l3I. National bank notes received
for redemption, 81 uiae.0 .0S5.
The cash statement OF the United States Treas
urer for December 20 shows:
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, Arrived SATURDAY.

AFrived-SATURDAr. December ss
SIS New York. Southampton. Dec. 10.
Ss La Lorraine, havre, Dec. ~.
= Ss Lucania Liverpool Dec, 10.
u Dlamant Shields. Dec, IL.
~ Bristol City. Bristol City, Dec. s.
s. 6himosa. Kobe, Sept. =.
IS Acre, Buenos Ayres, Nov 81
- Californian. Puerto Mexico. Dec. Is.
81 Merida. Vera Cruz, Dec II.
So CofhAnche Jacksonville. Dec. n
SIS Ocmulree. Brunswick, Dec -
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. s. Philadelphia. at Southampton from New
York.
- Finland. at Antwerp from New York.
- La BretAgne. at Havre from New York.
SsCretic. at Genoa from New York
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Savings Bausts.
TIE BoWery SaYinRS Bankc'

IS AND 80 HOWEhY.. 9 AZ q. ~ :
NEW YORK. Dec. 70. isoo- ~ II
semi annual dividend ss the rate of ! ~ -
FOUR PER CENT: ;~,ssTsss
per annum has been declared and Win % az
credited to deposI,ors on al s6ma Of sEogi y ss
and upward and not exceeding tlo0s. - y
which shah have been dcpositcf st ieAtseEe e
three months on the irst day Of Jsnutty =. y
next and win be payable on and sfter y All
Monday. January 18th, 1909. !! t5;ss ~
Money Deposited on or before January ~
9th win drawinterest from January l. asp 70 z. Z
HENRY A. SCHENCK. .Pfesidenf. y ~ e
WILLIAM e. KNOX. Comptrnitef. - fN fyfle
JOSEPH g.. L1DDLE, Secretary. ~ w - g
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREsT. :
WELLS, FARGO d COMPANY, X ).
81 Broadway, -

A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PnH1
CENT. has been declared by the. Directorsiof tne
Company. payable at our ofiices as above, 10 stock
holders OF record on January i5, 1909 !. ~
1905 and reopen on January 10, 1909. n e,
A. W. Z1MMERMANN. Secretary. :. u
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Goods.
Imports OF general mer chandlse and dry goods
reported at the Custom House compare as
follows with those Of last week and OF the CORE
spending week year ago:
This retk. Last neck. 1907
Dry goods ..... S2,75s.se8 ts,eeol71 AosLsls
General mdse.-. 6eil.SSl itoS7,657 8pS7.i90
Totals, ..,> sii,O7,7o7 aSuGos naoii,04
Since January /:
ipos 1907
Totals. .s8l3ez767o fSls.ss2 ss7
BY Marconi Wireless.
IS California. for New York, was ,Iss miles
southeast of Cape Race at 2 p, N. on Friday.
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THE RIA. ss;Is's Ss; g. : ?, NEW roR

January Semi Annual 9lzss Coupon NO. u soAIs.tl
MEN GJANAJUATOG GOLD MINING COMPANY 7
* RSnds snd ND jan Semi Ap1gI ooSR9R Ne e
MILLING COMPANY ~ Bonds VIII be pad Z
upon presentation ON and after Jan. I, tp0o..
c. v. II. CoGSWELL Secref efary.
The Fourth National Bank of the ,City ef Z
New York. -
New York. December z2nd, io0a
The Board Of Directors has this day deoiaTed
a quarterly dividend OF TWO PER, CENT, psE-s,
able on and after January Ind. proximo. -. N -.
The transfer books VIII close at p. H.. thf1s
date. reopenlng January md, 1900. { ~ N \
CHARLES II. PATTERSON. Csshisr. -;
Moler-Smith Lead and Zinc Comp1n1.f
No. ss Broadway. New York. Dec n zoos p =
The Board OF Directors have this date declares =
dividend Of one t1eN per cent. payable Jan. eh ri
ieoo 70 all stockholders record at close OF buas
ness Dec. 81, 1908 Transfer books will be cio1od y
from jan ist to Jan. 5th, 1909 inclusive. sssS A.
.a- A. MUNGER. Treasur0E, al
Merchants Exchange National BARke y Y
Of the City Of New York, Z. y y 15soEs sf
- December a, ipoe ~
The Board OF Directors have this day deelaft<fto o
semi annual dividend of THREE PER sCENTJ
free of taz. payable on and after JhnuaTy 3 inoo
III which time the transfer books will be eiosef
z. v. GAMBLER csshien ~
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The amount Of United States deposits
shown In this statement is %. .2s5. 500. a de:
crease of y 100000 since last week. II
these deposits were deducted from, the
$40, ,23e,70
Tho following tables give the percentage
Of SSsh reserys to deposits q tAs more
week.
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Arm, ana NAVY orders.

v.,, .n,,tssHlNorvs Dec. ss.-These army orders
Capt l1ouis a.'Nut,nap, commi,sarS TO san
+ flyt Lieut.. Rober, Lerpmon, Medical Reserve
Efat,p,t,, from fort Casweii. North Carolina. TO
'gLt Howard. Maryland. :.
4, Ihe rttlrcnlent Of Oupt goalAh G. Minus 3ix-
"ehtn Infantry, % anno0nctd
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY.
Sun rises 7I9 sun sets. .t:31 Moon sets. .p2S
HioH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook. loIi GOV. island. .i0Ss Hell Gate 1886
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sdshipmsn W. y. Beehier. from Cleveland
= ., naval hosp ist csnacec, Philippine Islands
=, %e4,ahJpRsn CIV. Kenyon. from Charleston
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ENGINEERS.
BllSINRss OPPtlRTuNITIEs,

A GROWING manufacturing concern needing
more capital to extend Its biislness Offers rood
induceEnept % parties having the money 70 IN :
vesh N T. o. pox Ill sun once. ~
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Importsnt changes from last week in the
cash held by the bank and their loans

The State banking department. report
the weekly condition Of the State banks ant
trust companies In Greater New York no
represented in the Clearing House as fol
lows:
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The weekly statsnent Of averaged OF
The assoolAtsd bank! % the city ot New
last, week and that Of the corresponding
week year ago.
,. Tats tcssk: .LsH Ists: :, IScI 49,
Deposits.. iSzf,lblooo i,oe9ota,lOO oon a.. 400
Clrculon. 4o,Iao,e0o 46eos.ioo 7i.Tae,e0o
Specie... aeo,lps.eoo s1284s.sop is7s74soo
Lefai tend 7e,see,7oo 7p,Ss9.e0o Ne8s,7oo
Res. hid Ss4T, 500 asS2 aa7, 800 Ss4asSl. 600
Res. read aso,s7,s75 3ts,t2s,too 2e2TSi 10
Surplus. s1e,eas S2o $1,000 7oOdef,t2od7o 70 $50
Ratio of
res. to
deposs.. 264 7S9 % |
Changes for the week we're as follows: /.
10Y $sa'esD eD
Cikouihuoh"' '''.'..,................ln limo. S'oiLoV
LoGM tenderh- h-..-tt,tittt..........pe pec. iA.e ep
RESERVE nein.'s rec. ,A,TIooU
s,tYf,lua In, aaiaa,o
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LAS mAl5Nna

debieran saber. Con la mayor parte
de las ni11as, sus tribulaciones pro.
ceden de Ia falta de nutrici6n, tan
10 Ell calidad como en- cantidad.
10Y dia Sc denomina esta condi-
ei6n por el t6rmino de Anemia;
pero las palabras no alteran los
heehos. Existen miles de nifIas
en- esta condiei6n; algunas de G.
las est&n en- la edad de los mis-.
teriosos cambios que conducen al
complete desarrollo y necesitan
especial cuidado. Muchas sucum-
ben en- este periodo tan crftico
la historic de tales p6rdidas es Ia
mas triste en- ell curse de la vida.
Un tratamiento conveniente podrta
haber salvado q la mayor parte
de estos tesoros de sus padres, 81
Las madres hubieren sabido de la
PREPARATION De WAMPOLR
la hubieren administrado 4 gus
hijas, con 81 resultado de que ma
brian llegado q ser muieres fuertes
y sanas. Es tan sabrosa como la
miel Y contiene todos los principles
nutritivos y curativos dei Aceite
de Hfgado de Bacalao Puro. que
extraemos de los hfgados frescos
del bacalao, combinadOs con Jarabe
de Hipofosftos Compuesto, Ex-
tractos de Malta y Cerezo Silveg-
tire. Para lograr Ell desarrollo de
ni1los palidos, raqufticos y demacra-
dos, y especialmente aqueIlos que
padecen Anemia, Escr6fula, Raqui-
tismo 8 Intermediates de los Hue
sos y Ia Sangre, no tiene igual. pues
sus propiedades t6nicas son exec
Nentes. g El Sr, Ledo. Miguel A.
Ortiz, de Habana, dice: Un deber
de gratitud me hace dirigirles es-
Cas- lineas para manifestarles que
he usado con un 6xitO maraVilloso
"a Preparation de Wampole, ha-
biendo curado q mis- 1liios de eli.
fermedades que venian sufriendo
del pecho y raquitis1no y con su
uso los tengo con buena salud.
Basta una botella para convencerge.
! Efcaz desde Ia pTimera d6sis.
Tadie sufre un desengano con este
. venta en- todas las Botie
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.EL EINB ARQUE De CO.
COS a los EStadoS
unidOs.
lebeR Ser-.-dicen IOs seIores Perez
/ J CO.--.IemitIdOs sin cascara.
No t,bon OlIllrsO lbs 10 hln sIdo tort,los
VlrdIs u Il palma.

Para meior 6xito ca Ioa ambarque1 de
cOcos que q hagan-diCen lou Btforsu e.
.. PeTss & Co. 1885 Wall strst, Nav
York deben tener pre- enta lou remitenta1
laG EigaientaB obseEVacionea:
Como debtn enviQYss los eoeos.-Deben
BsT Eemitidos 1in c6scaEs pues 81 tFabaio y
coBt0 ds 90 manejo con c6nCaRa 81 reno.
yer sBta Oh mucho mas que 10 cue reUults
en- Puerto Rico.
lE1 an hecho que ii vianen aIguncs Co.
con con c6lcaEa aunquo noa parto dc ella
e muy dificil enContrar merCado para
elloa
Calidad No daben enviaEao coCos que
han lido cortados ysEde1 da Il palma. ES.
toB CocOH despuel de de1cauoaGados 90 dete
IioFan enssguidR y 30 Taalizaci6n Be hace
impolibla.
CuRndo Ios CoCol eltan maduros, Ion dos
oioR elt6n oGcuEos y CuRndo lon oicg eHt6n
p6lidos Casi bIancoB b IafiaI geguEa de
que 90 tFata Dc Coco1 veFdes % Calidad
desda laego es di1cutible.
Enpaque. Los coCos grandeu se dabsn
empacar On laCos que midan aIredadoE de
20 < 48 puIgadaB y que coutangan 80 co.
COZ Cada uno y lOB CoCOG peque1ou on gaeQs
igUaIe1 los anteTioreu, contenisndo 40
100 & 120 CocoS.
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PARIS BAzlR.

Sc acaban de recibir CaHtsEaB fnaslpaTs
ohbRllToA PortamonedsB para sefioraS''
CueIloB fFanCe8es de vREiRs foFmRB, Abri'
gos de tafet6n negEO, CoHtos laTgos con
CuelloB boTdadou. CinturoneB de cueEo
ino para cabRllerog. CaIcetineI fnoB
franceBes para cabaIlaEos PahusloB Dor.
dados con iniciaIes con bRtista de hiIo
clase fna. OhaIeu de aIgod6n foEma man
tillas en blanoo, negro, azul rosa, & Is
centRvoS uno. L6mpaFAs de cEistal de
Bohemia para lug eI6ctrica Gpantss lar
gos de hilo y do aeda. Mitone8 cRlados On
blanCo , negro de varies prsCioR
TodoI lou dias llegan nov edsde8 81 "Pa
Tfs BAzar' de Pedro Giulti, FOTtaIeSa ~
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las NtvglldGs.'

On magnffco Burtido de aEtfaticas lam
parau, vsjillaB, oriltslerfa Il mas fina ,
preCioa muy ConvenienteB, poEcelanau chi.
mas , del JAp6n, capEichoEo1 gsmeloH para
Teatro, juegoa 90 psinsu J p inillss para
lRa damaB, objetos para tocadoF, botonadu
Fas paFa cRbRlleros SefioTaS, plumas pa
Ea BOmbEerO1, abEigO1, panueIOs estuchsB
de coBtuEa = de poEfumeEfR J etc, etc toda
cIaEe en fiu de obietos de ufilidnd y fanta'
Efa ns encuentran en- eI acBeditsdo eatable'
cimiento que CadR vez 81 mds visitado.
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mismo el Aqua que Ia Pasta 8 que 81
Polvo Dento1 son el dentifrico por ex-
ceIencia, pues su cualidad soberanas
mente antiseptica rednen un perfume
agradabilisimo, como ningdn otro de los
cOnocidos.
Pero La mayor autoridad que tiene ese
invento, creado de conformidad con los
trabajos del gran quimico Pasteur, con
siste en- que destruye todos los malos mi
cTobios de Ia boca, impidiendo asi poP
10 tanto, Ia carries de los dientes, 8 curan-
dola con certeza cuando existe, igualmente
que las in1amaciones de las encias v las
intermediates de Ia garganta. A los pocos
dias de usarlo, los dientes adquieFen una
blancura nitida y briIlante, ell sarro 8
tartaro desaparece, queda en- la bocs
una sensation de frescura deliciosa per-
sistente.
Aplicado puro, por medic de una bolita
de aIgod6n en- rama, calma instantanea-
mente los dolores de mueIas, por vioIen-
tOs que sean, sin mas que colocar dicha
b0lita sobre el diente muela enfermos.
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10 QUE De Las DES-
paIiIIadOraS Sc dice.
en- Puertq de TERRA
VsIisS muieres aFmaI0n en- "SalSi-
puedeS" fGn0menaI aSCantaIo.
EnirG Ils Blratls sgt, fus auostlta me
mSjsT.
e. naestr0 eon sspOnsag)

EneEo 17.-CorFen> Fumorss entire Las
deBpaIiIIadoRan de Ia flbEiCa de tabRCos de
este baErio de que hay distinction para re-
partir 81 tabsco. E8peFamOB que Bea sAto
ooFEegido cuRnto antel
--Anoche armaFon un eBC6ndalo en-
''SaInipusdeA" vaYiaB mujaEen las que fue
ron OOnducidaB al dep6Bito municipal por
lss policias Girona y Moreira.
-El senior don Ramon Gonzalez, co.
msTciante de sste barEio, ha alberto una
panadeFfa ID que tuvimos 81 gusto de vi.
sitaF obHervsndo dentro de ella bagtants
hygiene. 10 mas psIjudicial que tiene, GB
81 edifcio. Las pueTtas dan IL paEte
NoEte, estk nituado en- 'Bsjamar."
-LlamRmos 10 atenci6n del active Bar'
gento IgaraVidez aCerCa de que los carFos
Contindan ponisndolos & Ian oFiIlRs de Ia
CAIle. EspeTamog Ger atendidos.
En- estos tltimoB diaa ha habido en-
cate barrio competsncia de PAM
-EI poIicfa Otafis aFYest6 el microbes
por la madrugada una mujsr que porta'
bR unaG tijeTas, entire les pRFadaB , Z.
Fu6 oonduoida al dep6Gito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-01-18
TERRIBLE DRAMA EN- ITALIA

Un drama terrible hR ocuTrido ca Vo
ghera, CeEca de Pavia.
AugussO Nervi, ComisioniBta, maEch6 &
Buenos Aires on 1 882. Dej6 sbandona,
daa s SO eIpoBs y & una hija de dos
RfloL
En- Ion primsEOu messs de 81 susanCia,
Bolfa esCEibir & IL familia; ceSaFon lRB car
tRB, pau6 mucho tempo ainque 81 emigsado
dieBo cuenta de % vida, , Il sspoBs, va
li6ndoEe dc los paisanos do NSrvi = del
C6nGul Dc Italia en- BusnoB Aires, hizo
goationeI infruCtUouaa para RvtriguaH "a
parqdero.
En- 4, 892, 81 consul anunci6 Ia familia
81 falIacimianto de NaFvi, Ms1es deBpue5
ContHsio II Viuda matrimonio con el RCau.
da'ado industrial Bald de quien hR teni.
do Cinco hijou.
NerVi 70 ha TepatEiado, despu6s de ha-
beE hscho en- America IN capital de 40
mil pesos. El dis de.Iu uegada Vogho'
70, EepenEinamenta no pEezent6 6n d pGlRCio
de 81 esposa. Sna aiFmGCioneI, H6pliCau
, Ilorcu Fe1uItaTon inftiles La hiia J II
e1pola le dsGconoCieFon , 10 acularon de
infruso loco.
Por Uegunda veE intsnt6 Nervi, poE Ii
noche, rscupsrar Bu fsmilia, psro con
peOrss Fetnltados. El Bsgundo maEido, Lon
Cinco hijcB, Ia ueHoEa Y q Iervidumbrs ls
maltFataTon con cFusldad u le amenazaFon
&c mueFts.
DaIpues el Eepatriado fu6 & una Notarfa,
hizO % tsstamentO favor 10 su hiis Va
tEasLad6 lusgo q lugRf donae Ba pRsSRban
lR HefioTa de Baldi Bua hiio1.
Vsnfan estos ca autOmdviI On caFrers
velocfuima, y Nsrvi, d veEIeu, rali6 & II
sncuentEO, g arToj6 bsjo q vshfeulo ! Ps'