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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE-Wauted 10 rent house on 81.
Il Anthony hill; seven or eight rooms;
modern convenieuCes, and large. i'm approved
grounds Tor q permanent nome; small fam
-y. no children: state price and location.
Address 100. Globe.
DOI SE-Wauted to Rent Nine-room
II house on the hill Tor family Of three.
Address G 155, Globe.
house, detached modern house. ten 10
j twelve rooms; between BavtOu and
Ashland. east OF Mackubin. 4. Willis. State
savings Bank.
d OO3IS -Wauted-fol.r unfinished rooms.
IL modern Improvements and centrally 10
sated: IN private family state rental. Ad-
lress l59. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
DYE WORKS.

Z j .ROCHEX, n. ". Steam Dye WORKS:
L office, 4l6 Robert ST, Ryan block;
works. % and > Indiana az
TAMISON & CO. New York Steam Dye
y Works; ladies' and gents clothing spe-
cialty IA est Sixth st
ZAHLEKT 81 MlNTEL. Minnesota
~ Steam Dye Works. pa East seventh
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

CITY NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE CITY
- Treasurer. st. Paul Mimi A priI 6. 1891.
All persons interested in the assessments for
Sprinkling in Spriukling District No. 3.
under contract of Patrick Norris for season
1900
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

fSOOss1S.
-HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Tor gentle
~ men only; fifty modern steam-heaied
rooms by day. week or month
DOARD-Nicely furnished rooms. ali con
ID veniences; also board, with O'Clock
dinner, at 251 Selby-
CEDAR ST, 600-Neatly furnished rooms
y for rent s. to s.
4 OLLEGE Az. 81 WEsT-Four unfur-
- nished rooms; city water; il good re-
pair; second floor.
ENCHANGE sF., Sos NORTH : Fur
IL nished room with alcoye. for gentlemen
CARRINGTON Az, 520-Four rooms.
L pleasantly located. fitted up for house
keeping. near street cars
EIFTH ST, WEST-Corner smith Av.
L Furnished rooms, single or en- suite:
modern Improvements.
ERANKLIS ST. SIS NORTH-Furnished
L rooms Tor rent.
T OUIS ST-. 354-Four rooms, ON first
Il floor; city water.
NINTH. 3f7. EAST-Near Broadway
n 1.-TWO furnished rooms heated. s. and So;
private family.
DICE ST, 26I-FHo large connecting I'M
~ furnished rooms on first fiooH
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

GOUK-Situation wanted by a cook OF ex-
- perlence; hotel or restaurant; refer
ence. Address { 154. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
POPULAR WANTS.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Males.

4 IF IN SEARCH of q good. ali round
n business man. middle-aged. single. with
tact: integrity and highest city references,
moderate salary. please address [ d. Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
TEFsEEV RETEES AND SUP
PLIES.

TTHE REWTNGTON TYPEWRITER-
1 Constantly impr0ved desks for all ma
chimes. paper. ribbons carbon; send fO- cat
ai0gue. WycEoff. Seamans d Benedict 81
East Fourth st.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

M ne. EBACH. massage ana magnetic
VI treatments. Room 49, IA Wabasha ST.
steel BLOCK
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
SITUATIONS 0FFE@ED.

PARBER w1a-od corner cedar ana sew
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

A CHANCE in a lifetime for active ladies
II and gentlemen 10 secure a very profit
able and IleasanI business; very little cap
it2l required. Address Il. NJ Lyon, St Paul.
Mimi Box DOT.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06
NANTED 10 RVY.

TYPEY RITER-Wanfed. a good second
L handed Remington typewriter; also sec
oud-hauded safe. Write Lock Box ga. Aus
in MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-06

QOUAH41EPE k-Wanted. situation by
- thoroughly competent bookkeeper, one
give the best Of city references. Address II.
R. Globe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

EoACHMAN.- strictly temperate man !;
" years references, ~ fIOm llst,pl1ee;
AGED So: English. c. L.. Box 81, Tribune
fg,stwp OllicT 4 23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
BUSINESS ChaHrrs.

a CrlVE parties DESTROYS OF forming per.
A mGntnt business arrangements, where
moderate investment. combined with ener-
fcIc Efforts, will meet with unusually
profitable ie.ults. arc cordially invited to In
Nt"uLdle our new system fOs lighting ciilts,
towns, factories, stores and psivate resi-
uelces superior o. electricity or gas a. p
per cent The cost; 5000 lights In actual
.tfVlce give entire satisfaction after four
wears t"ft: purcha'"rs o. $40 shares Ia
parent company controlling this system are
lfaa,ed territorial franchises on exception
az hoefal basis; call and examine; open
evenings until 10 O'Clock. ANERICAN
near broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

Eok SALE. RENT OK EXCH1NCT-T
rev roller hour mill. located I'M r'.r,trN
Of town 5000 population ont OF ~ ' l.'l1
~ the STATE. For further Darticuih,s
eicss LocA Box IS. Portland Noytbsm4,.t,ol,,.
County, Penn. PDoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

A LII THE ORANGES.-Deslrable proD.,
"A ertiCs (sOme desirable bargains, for ale
TENT aud exchange. ). D. CONDI,T. oDuS,
SN's Brick Church Station. East Orange,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
gonnirp Real estate for Sale

A COMPLETE MODERN RESIDENCE
Al hail brich, bedrooms, every cOnvrui.
ehce; possession my time; groinds l2jy
xJOi stable IN one Of the choicest neiah.
eecided bargain. EOW Z. UANILIOS
{ CO.. 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
flats Go Eet, FURNISHED

MO. so MADISON-AVE., corner Of 18th
~ st-To let a handsome apartment of
eight rooms and bath, with every con-
Venience fully furnished; for the winter sea
son or longer may be Inspected az any
time. Apply to the Superintendent, 80
Madison>aYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
flats Go EEL. ilnlurulsnra

A CHEAP FLAT, rooms ana all I'm.
"A yrot emants 10 let. Apply 10 lanisof
- Fat fpfh-4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Ourn tUauEru.
Iialea

Males
HS cC. ~ ,i I'll - is.-forng man, Is. with
- e hvoi MloWleige OF book Keeping. correct
~, ~ hsu ,r and good penman. desires posi.
I'm saiafy moderate lelcrence. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

a REDUCED PRlCES.-JOO second.
"a Lela wood and iron working machines;
.xLg guaranteed; ms Chlnery bought And ex.
ehshseo' GEORGE Is. EDDY. 500 Madi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

A TIENrIoN, STOCK BREEDERS--FoI
- safe. the best blue grass stock farn, Of
~ acres Ia the State OF KENTUCKY: ali
dOLT, FfaukiUrt, KY. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

n OK SAL SAIL, STATEN IsLAND.-A very
-. a. a.. o ~ h Tor villas or a large 10.
49, 20 ~ ~, VI hlgh ground, having superb
19Imsd o. the ocean, Ncw-Jcfsey and Loag
p5S M9dison.aNe - oNHl ~ fI.LINi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
miscellaneous.

II ESK ROOM can be obtained IN the Cen
~ trail Building I43 Liberty-st.; very de-
siTable. Apply to Room 1874.
ENTLENEN wishing u dispose OF their
u left-o1 clothing at fair value will please
call on or address EDWARD MILLER, 50
0th-aVe.
w GUILD purchase q newspaper Office IN a
w small town il It could be bought for
cash OF low figure. Address PAPER,
Tribune ONCE.
NI ANTED.--1O purchase second hand
w Safety bicycle. in good order. Address
with full particulars, SAFETY, Box 4, Trib-
une Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
gouuirp ReaI Gotate for Sale

, orScY FOR MoNTCIAIR.--Dweaing
~ for ale or 70 Jet, furnished VI Va -.
s1stSJ. I'D by the acre or lot. TUBES
& TNII.OR, 3 BeeAman-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Scr Sale.


A REDUCED PRICEs.-5OO second.
- hsnu WOOD end iron working lnachine,;
NY aianteed; machinery bought R1d ex'
Vnsnseo' GEORGE Is. EDDY, sos Mad.
a %YTHING in watches, diamonds and
80, - iin1 Jeweiy delivered Cor small cash Jay
1ddress UNION WAT &8Tfc C Co ass Bfoad d.
way. w
4 FINE, OLD VIOLIN viii be sold at
80. , Ii,,asopable price; Is an excellent con-
cert violin In ilne condition. Address for
PARTICULARS. \. H., 1873 lth-ayc.
A SANBoRN POWER PAPER.CUTTER,
o-Inch cul also dictCa single railing
TiiiilS s9 90 FOR want Of rom. Apply to
Ok SALE--Eleguit flight g;.s chande-
"vr', Sl0ss showcase and walnut desk, 40
brooklyn.
X TX SALE.-Cmc- horse power BeNtsr en-
= ght with tank md nttlngs, cheap usel
- HdohIS; Nan be seel at LAW ), 2,0Jl
+ or SALE CHEAP.-Roaldine and
,A,dt lteLLy stable; good locality for az
Cottage Place Ydnkers.
n OK SALE CHEAP.-A fancy dTy-roods
store, doing a good business; selling
on ,afGCOuht OF sickness. S. ROMANO. 141
CulliNon-~t.
X 0DtK CAMERA for sale never been
"A USED SO cash. BARNARD. 1903 Cham.
bcrs-st
Y ESTAURANT FOR SALE.-Cash price
~ SiV2 parties wishing to leave The city,
- Took AND FIXTURES OF a cigar, toy
- ana candy store near school: price
:lZo rent no. 20 Oliycr-st Rent paid
for this month
SPLEgDID 1870 UPRIGHT PIANO.
i'V three pedals; little used must
TAPEWKlIER, bennington No .. nearly
new, perfect conditien. n lareaiu. for
~, SPOT cash. STENOGRAPHER, Box Z.
Tribune Office. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Dn5lness 0nanres


L. Or SALE.-First-class bakery, fee
L cream, catering business everything
good order. AIply 1891 Catherine-st.,
New.YOrk City.
II OK SALE.-A frstclas livery staole.
Il doing good business selling on &C
count OF other bUsine5s viii exchange ioi
real estate ia city. Address BARGAIN. Box
$50, II buae Uptown Once, lbs BloadWay.
EOE sALE.-Oldest booAblndery. with all
L machinery, materials and good Will de-
Ginning health reason for selling; rare chance
Cor parties understanding thc business =
terms easy. JAMES Z. WALKER, Jacob
and Frankfort SIS.
n ROGERS spccialtics wanted o hsudle
NJ b. party with established city ado
commission or purchase. Adde'S "SPl =
CIALTIES.n Tribune tptown once, ,Z3S
BfO1dW0y.
4 II YOU HAVE good speciality or stapls
1 which You dcsiFe successfully Introduced
Nh Philadelphia addr IS JOS. w. FOX. 1874
5. 9th~t. Philadelphia.
w ANTED.-Factorles, al kinds. however
w small liberal Inducements arits char.
acteT Of business and amount capital could
invest. BLACKSTONE LAND AND IN
FROVEAENT CO., Blackstone, Va.
w ANTED.-Par,y with ~ 500 or inore 70
w join edSCrtbcr, q person Of cst1bllsh
reputation, ia an organization Tor The OK
ClusiVe control and -alc in this country 0f
patented article for household use; en-
urely original and Of the greitest utility.
which g. already SUCCESSFULLY introduced aud
Ia general demand and without competition
no manufacturing pl.eit requirld oiIeful Ia
N.~tigatiun. which viii be rcqulr,sd will
show an unusual opportunity % make a sAfe
Investment that wtll bring quick and large
returns references given and required.
Principal only address d. J.. g., Box 4,
Tribune Ohic-
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Dressmaklnq.

Dressmdklnq.
A RTIsTIC DREssMAKING.-Im Imported
"A fashions; unique designs hotel orders
at short notice; most reasonable prices
goods purchased II desired Ms. NOEL
ROY, 81 Last 9th-st., opposite Dennng,s.
A {TISTIC DRESSMAKING, perfect ht-
n ting costumes, jackets and wraps hotel
orders at short notice Nine. OWEN, 262
Yves 23d-st.
A RTISTIC Sailof-mode suits from $40; iit
"A guaranteed also sumner ard evening
DRESSMAKER, 1Ol West 2lst-st.
An EXPERIEHCED DEESSNAKER
n wants work Inv and out OF the house
Miss FABER, 302 East 1lth-st., 1st iloor.
n RESSMAKER-By day; long expert
~ ence quick worker, perfect litter, stylish
draper; Remedies terms reasonable refer
eDces uneXceptiOnable. Address Mrs. JOHN
STONE, 1G7 East i09th-st.
N RESSMAK ER.-Madame Thibaud, 1903
~ West 40thst., IS now ready for fall
and winter fashions; moderate prices.
II RESSMAKER, nrst-clasG would like u
~ make few more engagements by the
day either city or country; perfect ht guar
anteed; Young ladies' dresses and evening
dresses q speciality; references. Address
NJ r.. Tribune Cp:Own ONCE, l'2Ss Broad
way.
NRESSMAKER - First-class Pari'ian
~ dre,sInaker, new establishment wishes
more custom at home; suit. 50 up. Nine.
ARIEL. 102 West 17th.st.. hight up.
n IRST.CLASS DRESsMAKER would
Il like a few more engagements by the
day best city references. Mrs. L. j.. 3l5
West 54th-st.
EIRST.CLASS DRESSMAK OR who IN.
i ders lands riding hablts cuts Ats sclen-
tihcally. wants private faulty work. Please
call personally at 209l2 West 4Oth-7t. and
see the work.
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Real GsIate 10 @xrhanqs

ElIl FOR COUNTRY and country for
~ CITY photographs az CONDITS, 1,17G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
flats Go tei. Hnturuls1eo

A ELEGANT 25-foOt single nat, eight
"a rooms and bath steam heat; hardwood
finish superb decorations open fireplace
quire OF jslitor. 81 and 90 East 98d-.t.
a MARATHON. II Fast s7th. st.-Se' ca
II rooms ard bath steam heat: elegant
decorations; hal attendance servant stait.
way $50 ~ go. Inquire OF superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
ncmrsllr .,ltumlons Dantth

--,--~-0..-,.~-,~- -0>~>>>s
Females.
A COMPETENT SEAM STRESS oy Gay
4 on wr.;f doe. sl kinds OF sewing, Re-
pairing ana alterations OF dresses. Ad-
dress Miss H., J. SO ith-aNe.
a CULTURED lady dc'irs position as
a lady's companion or housekeeie Eefs'n
m muslc language. SC; tho oush ho1xe'
IIkPIE Tribune branch once. 1873 4th-
aNt.
YOUNG swedish girl wishes a situa.
"A tlon as maid and seamstress years
city references. Can be seen az present enl-
ployer's, So West SIth-st.
A MIDDLE.AGED woman as general
N housewcrker or a. experienced cham.
b,rynaid and waitress IN snail private
family; excellent references; si2 TO eli.
200 West 4lstsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09

~ OACH.dAN-HOU by. man
y and wlfc: man a. coaehmans VIE gen.
,r4l hOuscWOrK 40 children oeeues ~
references. Can or addseSs h. n. care OF
NOblett. IOl West i5tn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
norses ano Carriages.

49,
SIkNDRAy s CO.. ,.oo,,a.st
saa Broadway. ,Slli ST. s"V CARRIAGES
M9gOuettcs,
yic,0.ies, Ds.o5 Wagons,
Dn9lss', -, Cuftain Rockaways,
Mar pnartons nN.-a.f,os
lHlo ..t,'''' lQad Wagons,
.OulhbN S.S' ha,,svs Ton phaetOns,
ls-PAss. 20 a.,,ov Tadlcs' fhac;ols,
.L0ope tSns@.o.s lguckbOaT0s,
ielioe,. th~0'''' Village carts,
lXlS-sNis, rtng6ou..
lAn@auS9 perbN Phactons,
ia" - sloGons Surveys,
20 DC, ,,-onetsms. Children's TIeps,
yetv1ls p,a,ctbeards saxon t'hastons,
se"~' SECONDHAND
wagons. Phac:ons Bae1S Sssrd lax KO' kaSdia
Ss,ts Warontttas, Carts, Dos-a- Dos NJ, VI
isre carts s:anhope Gig, S' issfs loos FS.
So1, Csbfioiots, RunabOuts. Canopy Victoria
phaetons.
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VARlEpAOES

UATENCI0N AQUfM-Publicamos Rratui-
tamente los entretenimientos semblanzaA que &c
nos envfen, pOr eL turnO que les payG correspondent
do. PerO no pOdemos satiSfacer Las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren ver inmediatamente pu
blicadas, nj cOntestar, pOr fata material de tiempo
{ Ia eOstosG numerOsa correspondence que con
ese motive nos diriie.
los que quierGn esperGr turnO, Sc les pu-
blicaran Embellishments los entretanimientOs que
envfen, 81 remesan
Por una sembIanza, $1.-Por una chafada de
4 Il versos, so cts.-Un logogrifo, so cta.-Ana-
gramas, criptografIas, enigmas, ETC., 25 cts.-Loa
damaa entretenimientoS, 81 eort0S, pagar&n
95 cts; 81 largOs, so ct 81 segin SIS dimenaiones
Ell valor debe acompanarse en- sell0s de eorr6e.
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Sin disputa !!

La casa de mas importancia en- 81 ramo de
quincala y ferreteTia en- la Capital, es la de
Armas y Jim6nez.
Esta importancia, sin6 la tenia, SO la aca-
ban de c0nceder sus dignos competidores. pues
para el presente alo pagara $40 mas lie con-
tribuci0n al EStado.
Como In podido ponerse por encima de
cualquiera de las demas, 10 sabe todo el que
necesta comprar algo bueno y sobre todo ba-
ratio, pues ella Sc conforma con un beneficio
fnfmo tn cada articulo, naturalmentO hace
mayor suma de negocios durante ell a1o, que
otra asguna.
Fl que gasta su dinero, quiere eomprar
barato, Y vender barato solo saben hacerlo, Ar.
mas y Jim6nez
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Marrn6rea
II. de c.


Aquella peQuena era IN prlmOr, una de-
icadeza, una fligrana. La frente ancha y es-
paciosa los ojillos negros J retOzones, los la
biecitos sonrosadOs y picarescOs. 81 cuerpo
bien tornado hecho cincel; las manos tai
mente parecian manojos de azucenas salpica-
dos de sangre tibia Y suaYe Loslpi6s semeja-
ban mOntOncitos de marmol rosa por su estruc-
tuTa dureZa; como que era hija de un mar
molista Habia crecidO oyendO los gOlpes SO
cos del martillo en- acompasada harmonia con
los argentinos del cincel yen mas de una
OCCASION ell menudo polvillo arrancado al mar
mol habia cubierto su hermoso rostro de una
capa blanquecina.
Ella cOrria jugaba por entire bustOs y esta-
tuas, Sc eacostaba ind0lentemente sobre grandes
blOques de marmol, sintiendo un gran placer
en- que aquel frio intense de la piedra inerte,
SIC cOmunicara s su ser y SO compeEetrara con
su cuerpecito de mufeca. El taller tenia al
go de frio, sombriamente extrano, y solo ha-
bia un rayO de Sol que atenuara aquella i'm
preston helada, este rayo era Mariqdita, la es-
tatua de marmol rosa; la chica Na0YM6reO.
Un dia amaneci0 triste al dia siguiente no
refa, al OtrO sic pasaba las hOras mueTtas sobre
una Iapida de negro marmol Y lego un mo-,
mento en- que sin causa conocida, abrazada a
una fgie de Ia muerte, reclinando la cabecita
artfstica sobre el busto de un angel ell cuerpo
casi echadO en- banqufsima piedra, el alma del
taller exhal0 81 dltimo suspirO d6bis, vacilante,
21sGgNa6re0.
Desde entonces el taller no he9se alma.
Sc Ia llev6 Mariquita.
j. CoNherGs Ramos.
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Asturias muy superiores 15-S
Los m6ipes,-Mucho Sc ha discutido sobr0
ell Origen de la baraja, y aunque Sc ha dicho
Y repetido que fn6 inventada para distraer
un rey de Francia, no ha podido probarse esta
afirmaci0n, antes bien Sc cree que fu6 juego
egipcio = que dc EgiptO fu6 importado q Eu-
ropa.
La signifcaci6n simb6lica Astronomical
de las cartas tiende q confirmar este origel.
La baraja primitiva ten;a dos coldres,
blanco negro, como las harajaS francesas
inglesas. Estos dos eolores correspondent
los dos equinOcioS.
Los palos son cuatro. como cuatro son las
estaciones 7 aun el dibujo de cada palo CO.
rrespOnde a cada una de 6staS; los comun-
mente llamadOS OroS son en- realidad roSas ar
quitect6nicaS correspondent Ia primavera
las espadas son el sfmil del verano, 6poca de
la siega las copas representa- el otono, en-
que Sc hace la vendimia; = los bastos simbo-
lizan al inViernO.
Por iltimo, las cartas de cada palo son
doce como los meses del afio, antiguamente
llevaban pintados los signos del zodiaco.
Vino Rioiano de Ales6n, Rioia, el mas puro
clasificado por 81 Laboratorio Municipal. Uni-
co dep6sito, tienda de D. Francisco Font Tanca
esquina a FOrtaleza.
TPARA HOMBRE SOLO.-Se alquia una
pioZa c0m0da y YonGllaQa con 0 SIN mu0DleS 90
una Gale muy principal de esta Ciudad. Para
informes dirigirse la misma casa, Gale de Ia
Fortaleza mum. 90. Ga
Isl, querido, anOche llegamos de Londres.
- I que to ha parecido
-Horroroso ...l Una niebla sucia, epe-
ga de NAL Olor En- I'm, con decirte que
no me atreVia q tomar el aire mas que con to-
nazas.
Coma en- plancha en- tuberia de todos
Qruesos, estOpa alquitEanada ySempaquetadu-
ra dc c8namo amlanto para alSQuinaa en@el
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Baquero y Gandara

ofrecen reeibido por vapor ReipaG Maria
CYiStiss0.
SO cajas de 5Ol2 latas pimientos 4 $1-75
.docena
15 idem 1OOT4 idem idem q 81 reales id:
50idem de 5Ol2 idem pasta tomato $3.50
docena.
15 idem de 1904 idem idemidem 81 rea-
les docena.
DE alrnacen:
so cajas de ] 90. bacalao Escocia 81 90.
80 idem de a idem idem $11 qq.
ENo hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DY que el del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08

Dicen de Rfo.p .piedras que apesaP del NAL
tiempO concurri6 bastante gente los exame-
mes de los aumnos de la escueIa publica y que
aquellos resultaroE buenOs pOr 10 cual obtu-
Vieron nota de sobresaliente.
Aver, nos dicen, hizo una gran avenida el
rio de Bayam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
DEsAHoGo.

A la luz de tn amor, mujer hermosa,
Ardi0 mi coraz6n en- sacrificio
Por amar q la luz, la mariposa
Quema sus alas = halla su suplicio.
Con tu mirada, como ell sol dominas
Cual la rosa embalsamas con tn alientO;
PerO la rosa tiene suS espinas,
manchas ell AstrO, rey del FirmamentO.
Tu mOdestia fingida, sno es desdoro 2.
Tu alarde de Virtud al mundo dana;
No tiene, comparable con ell orc,
Ning1n valor Ell oropel que enga1a.
Del corazon la tempestad terrible
NunciO es feliz de alborescencia grata
Es presagio de tempo bonancible
La tOrmenta que ruge Sc desata.
5De que sirye tn frente alabastrina,
ST guarda en- ST tn coraz6n defectos?
Tambicu 10 gotta de aqua e. cristalina
7 contiene mdltiples insectos.
Tu desd4n no me humilla nj anOnada
Soy hOmbre, en- fin, y en- mi altivez cOnffO
InYadido por tosca empaliSada
Su curse sigue indifeTente Ell RIO
Por que calie mi labio no to afanes
Ell sentimiento que mi pecho encierra
Por su crater arroian los vOlcanes
Los fuegOs interiors; de la TERRA.
Federico ESeObGr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
Noticias de la IsIa

La suscrici6n LA CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUERTO RICO, franco de porte en- la Isla vale
pesos por trimestre, suma quo ha de enviars0
preciSGMse9ste pOr GdelGntG10, La CoRRESPON-
DENDIA se pnblica todos los dias, los domiDgos
y feriados Inclusive 3-3
Aver hubo una gran garata On el Yecno
pueblo de Rio-p -piedras entire 81 dependents de
una casa de conerciO m gtbaro que andu-
vieron bofetada hmpia Medic pueblo Sc
reuni6 frente al dicho Comercio para presen-
ciar 81 pujilat0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
Federico EseO6Gr.

Ninguna de las preparedness extranjeras
que aqui pagamos precios exorbitantes, pue-
den compararse con los poIvos dentales del DR..
Salicrup.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
Noticias de- IA Capital

Durante 81 mes de Abril ldltiHne se han CO.
brad0 por multas y eonisos epgas Adgeas de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-08
Sobrino de Luinay Comp.

acaban de recibir LACoNES Y JAMoNES de
Asturias muy superiores. 15-s