THE REGULAR PERFORMANCE

WILL BE GIVEN AT

SEWELLS POINT

COMMENCING MONDAY EVENING, To continue every evening (Sunday excepted) throughout the Season

MS BfntR \\i tHt. SOhHOS Anybody can catch them. The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Pishing, Crabbing and Sailing, FROM SEWELLS POINT

TAKE THE TROLLEYS AT THE TIER

WSlO KICAN JAILS.

faMpal

• (nd Uia old goTernmeot

ir BpADUL role, they tttva Wltk dirt M wltli prisoners, and «*d«r absolnteljr XX} sanitary rrguletlona. freqaently Uia Inmates got ■sllher trau air nor sunlight, hot

Indeed, repeated the story nosr, although this housework Is unfinished still, the

_. , tr Institutions In United States. like most goreminent buildings, the Island penitentiary U at the capital. Ban Juan. Bara, Just outside the south wall, NO eon riots eat and sleep, • natirs family, In one big room, not confined in cells, but hare srtr, end go anywhere Inside Wall. Only three prison. * *n sentenced to Ilfs murder, wear a steel Murder, too, is the me. Out of the 800 more than NO were conrictcd on this enarga. One prisoner, 84 yean M. wfceae sentence Is N years. Idllcd thna peraosia Kerry twelfth man in tbs tew low of beds la a guardian orer I, and nay be Identified by

eiplausUoni and apologies dT the cunning old keeper and repeated all questions ot the callers. And, at the end of ererr trip through the buildings, bis rlslton wanted to know what kind of food the keeper gate the convicts. 'The gentlemen would like to know what kind of food the prisoners get," ren repeated the negro In Spanish. "Tell them I give the best of every* ling,'* said the smiling warden. “He says he gives the best of everything." translated the negro with s wever, under the administration of the new warden the negro makes no complaint. As soon as Maximilians Luzunaris, the keeper appointed In December, took charge, the whole building and grounds were cleaned, scrubbed and put In a sanitary condition. Nor do the Inmates now lead the same shiftless life. In the shop may be found carpenters, blacksmiths, tailors, shoemakers, cooks, laundrymen, and every kind of tradesmen. They have made the needed tables, chairs, keep the white canvae suits In rapalr, and run a model prison. Every der a strict police guard, clean the etrects of San Juan. Half that number hove been employed, too, In the sanitary work under Capt. L. P. Davidson. Outside of work hours many prisoners find time to knit stockings, which easily sell to visitors os a souvenir. Since January an evening school has C m the prisoners Instruction in rendand writing. An optional course In. English also has been Introduced By a Porto Rican interpreter. In thih

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interest and show a dr especially In the Engilsh TOLD OF ELIZABETH.

hr Her Csatpamloa. The biography of Elisabeth, recently published by Harper A Bros, under the title “The Martyrdom of an Empresa," contains many Interesting Incidents and adventures of which the ess was the heroine during her and eventful life. Elisabeth and her constant companion, the author, to disguise themselves and visit toms of the cities, nursing the sick and comforting the afflicted. One night they were riding through the outskirts of 1'esth when they heard a woman’s screams from a rickety hovel. “On the impulse of the moment," says the author, “we both leaped from our pushing it open, we found ourselves in a villainously dirty room, where a hugs ruffian of a man was dragging a woman about the floor by her luxuriant, unbound hair, kicking her vigorously as he did so. Before I realized what was

heavy hunting crop about the fellow’s

ected appearance and at this vigonslsught that he dropped his d at tia In blank amaze-

dame sprang to her feet, and, putting her arms akimbo, demanded, in her shrillest Hungarian, and with a torrent of Invectives, what *we hussies' meant by Interfering with her husband. The

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KNICKIRBOCKIfi STABLE, VK. HRBEHTHAI. Propr. Horses and.Carrisgos to Hire and taken on Livety. b ics ernes-

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