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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05

The Express devoted some of its space
yesterday to some reflections which ap-
peared in the HERALD of the same day
on the great tin plate industries which
are to grow up in the United States in
consequence of the enormous advance
made by the Mckinley bill on that sta
pie. Our contemporary objects to our
calling this neat little operation, which
increases the duty on tin plate-none OF
which is manufactured in the United
States-$l.15 box, steal We must
insist upon retaining that word. The
enactment was designed to endow Re-
publican ring with princely largess.
The Express indulges in some plausible
talk about building up great industry,
employing American laborers, and
other matter to the same purport.
The other day the Associated Press
about the great tin plate manu-
factory which had been started in
st. Louis by Mr.. Niedringhaus, late
Republican congressman from that city.
The people of st. Louis learned with
amazement of the big things that were
transpiring in their city, and the Re
public, the bright Democratic news-
paper of that burg, sent reporter out
to the works to record the facts of the
phenomenal industry that was to justify
the Mckinley bills great advance in the
rate of duties on tin plate. AS result
he found one Welshman and two small
boys busy making tin cups. The Re-
public concludes that by the time the
next presidential campaign gets fairly
under way there may be three Welsh
men and ten small boys at work in
justifying this Republican conces-
sion to the tin ring. OF course,
if our esteemed contemporary de-
sires to blow beautiful soap bubbles from
its lively imagination, the HERALD would
not have the heart to say it nay. 1t
may think that a duty of two and two
tenths cents pound is mere bagatelle,
but it amounts to $45 a ton all the same,
and to some people it will seem enor-
nous. The old duty of one cent pound
was about the fair thing. Today the
United States is deluged with tin plate
bought by the tin ring to get the benefit
of the $25 ton advance in duty brought
about by Mr.. McKinley's patriotic (?)
desire to encourage the manufactures of
the United States. This tin ring of cor
will pocket three million dol
lars clear profit during the first six |
months of the operation of the new
tariff. Turn where one may, one en-
counters this special and indefensible
Republican legislation.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05

comedy and the distinctive variety busi-
ness has paid. Whether it will do SO
in the future is question of
grave doubt. The negro minstrelsy
department of the variety business
was once very popular and quite
remunerative. 1t is now beyond the
ability OF the most skillful performers
to galvanize it into any appearance of
life. Farce comedy, the high kickers,
the skirt dancers, and the whole inane
tribe OF McGinty humor, win 60 the
same road.
1t is just this WEAKNESS OF the public
that gives us hopes of better things in
the near future. The manager will be
quick to take his cue from the public.
There is in the dramatic world as in
physical life great efficacy in an emetic.
Perhaps the distorted uses OF the stage
have never been better illust rated than
in the success of John L. Su llivan as a
drawing card. Madame Modjeska, her.
self very spirituelle artistic, is RESPONSE
BILE for this innovation, having attached
Muldoon to her co mpany to appear in
the wrestling act in As You Like 1t.
Sullivan as the blacksmith in Honest
Hearts and Willing Hands is the second
chapter OF this searching after bizarre
effects in pandering to the public curios-
ity. That thus far the thing takes seems
to admit of no doubt. The stalwart
John Lawrence played week in Chi
cago to $4,000. No manager can resist
an intimation of that kind from his box
Office, and it would be too much to ex-
pect that he should do SO. He may
have to submit to such peculiar de-
velopments as were recorded at the
Bush-street theater night before last, in
which the only Sullivan appeared on
the stage ''full, "and gave performance
not down in the bills. That this sort
of craze will last long Is scarcely to be
expected The admiration of brute
physical strength-a thing very import
ant before sthe uses of villainous salt
peter were discovered and of very trifling
significance since-has been found suffi-
cient to fill theater night after night.
The telegraph advised us that the audi
ence. on the first evening of Sullivan's
performance at the Bush-street theater,
broke up singing Hail to the Chief.
They were even more absurd than Sulli-
van in his maudlin harangue to the
spectators from the stage later in the
week.
Of course this is not an encouraging
condition OF the stage; but, on the prin-
ciple that there Is "a soul of good in
things evil, would we but observingly
distill it out" we are warranted in hop
ing for better things. A very little of
Sullivan in condition OF BOOZE" or,
indeed, in any plight, will go great
way with the American people. 1t may
be safely said that the new school of
acting will begin and end with him.
As, once seen, curiosity will be satisfied,
the present trip to Australia will prob
ably see it sent to keep company with
the other execrable schools to which we
have referred.
Meanwhile, the public call for some
thing new and better. They are now in
a state of revolt, which bodies i'll for the
riinety-fve farce-comedy companies in
course of incubation.
81
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1891.
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Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05

Mr.. HUNTINGTON has thrown a bomb
shell into the camp of the Southern Pa
cific directory. For over a year the
coast division has been undergoing a
process of amalgamation with view to
merging it into the general system. In
pursuance of this purpose Mr.. Hunting
ton has just sent an order to Mr.. A. g.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05

With a record like Simmons Liver Regulator
none should be afraid to useit for the liver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

5. de Ezquiaga, barrlles attn, ldem sardinas
A. Janregul, GAIA cOrbatas. Mendizabal CO.
l GAIA frutas, idem, fardo tejdos. Manuel vi
ceute, GAIA cOrbatas. SucesOres de j. Sala co.
20 serOnes, sacO pescado, GAIA gOfio, garraf6n
vino. Serray CO., 100 sacos arroz, 95 baIas papel
204 vino, 620 jaulas cebOlIas, 212 caas pasta 392
garrafOnes alcaparras. 81 sacOs garbanzOs. vi
cente co., 100 sacos harina, 20 idcm arroz, 6OI4
vino, 300 cajas higOs, 10 idem embutidOs. It. Ci-
vidanes CO., cajas medias, 200 idem jab6n.
Ludwig Duplace, 5 Cajas papel. VJande co.,
218 cajas baldOsas, fardos regaderas. P NOelt
y co., cajas paraguas y Otros. Caldas y CO., 100
0arrlles, 80 pIpas, 1924 vino, pipa aguardiente
500 garrafones ginebra, 80 cajas idem, 25 idem
Anls Escarchado, 149 idem papas, 8 idem anchOas,
l ldem cuerdas, sacOs cOmino i idem teiidOs
Chavarri CO., Gaia, fardOs tajidOs, 2 cajas
perdIgones. B. SimOnet, caias pieles OtrOs.
Barcelo PerujO, cajas sobres J papel, 2 fardOs,
caJa telldos. SucesOres de J. Hecnai< y CO., 2
caJas telldos. u. Vicente y CO., fardOs cuerdas,
caJas dulces. Aspurua y CO., a cajas, fardo te-
jidOs. Lentini = CO, GAIA varios. Arrabal CO.
l caJB teJidos. V. Luina sObrinO, so sacOs gar
banzOs, 10 cajas piment6n, 16O dem pastas 10 sa-
cos arros. Fonty Vidal s cajas, / fardo te;idos
otros, 2 cajas papel. Vilar J Fabian, cajas te-
lidos Julian MatiensO, 2L2 pipas vino, / tejidos
A la Orden: A.. 100 jaulas cebOllas, 100 serOnes
aiOs. r. F., 4 C cOrbatas. H., sacos anis. r ,
-G. Or C qnincalla, j. F.. 1idem dem. Q, H.. 2
anfs. a, B., idem variOs. c.. S., 2 fardos, 2 c
yariOs. F. S., 20 carIetas espinO. ii. P. c., L
tardo tejdos, S.V., fardOs, GAIA papel. Ro
tuladO, 1 varios
DE Philadelphia, goleta americana George
H, Fenimon |" de 639 toneladas, captain Schaw, 4
Vijande CO., 100000 kilOs carbon,
Vaperes que sc aguardan:
Ermesto saii6 de Liverpool el % de Di.
ThariagiG, llegara probablemente el
Is, para Europa.-AgfOnso XIII, saIi6 Ell 80 de
CadiZ.
Vapoxes al sa1ix:
AVjIes, el dia IA por la costa Oeste.-EL
E'niIiGnO, cuando termine su descarga.-E El
ViItGUerde, el 15.-El CTiStObGE Colon Smea-
ton TOsCer, cuando terminen sus operaciones.
Buques en- puerto
BeGtrig. : EneiEiGa0.-L0nOre = Seth NJ
IOdd.-S0n Juan ViILGUerde.-Ge General Con-
treTGs.-Crist0bGE COl6n.-SReaton TOtCer.
Mercados de la TsIa
Sin variacion al estado senalado aver.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
Servicio de poIicia
ENERO 8.

Fu6 detenido Carmelo Guadalupe por robo
dc I'm reloj despertador que Sc le ocup0 Sc
pusO q disposition del Juzgado cOmpetente por
ell CeladOr Don Jaime Vaseca.
Sebastian Figeroa al parecer demente por
efecto de la embriaguez en- observation. Los
vendedores de carbon, En- arnaci0n Ramos
Norberto Barcarul y Juan Rosario por ensuciar
la via pdblica fueron llamadOs anotados sus
nombres para penarlos en- case de reinci-
dencia.
Fu6 denunciado ell establecimiento de pull
peria "Las Dos CastilIas" pOr vender despues
de las doce de la noche, en- cuya falta es rein
cidente por 10 cual queia multado por la al
calda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

S| Han sdn deyueltos informados por la CO.
hlis5n Provincial, los acauerdos referentes a
las obras de abastecimiento de aqua de la Villa
lie Humacaol por medic de un acueducto cuya,
coRcies6n hi sdo solicitada por Don Julio /.
stenacher.
En- breve So anunciara Ia subasta de las
obras de conservation Y reparaci6n en- el edi-
ficio estaci0n agron0mica de Rio-piedras, cuyo
presupuesto asciende q ST ,328-73.
Don Juan Ma Franoeschi de Ponce ha soli-
citado una variapto en- el trazado de la lnea
terrea que atravesa una finca de su propiedad
denominada Estrela
90
Nos escriben del CorOzal que en- la tarde
del de los corrientes, apareci0 ahOrcada en-
aquella jurisdiction, la i0ven Paula Martinez Y
Figueroa Segdn SO dice, la desdichada j0ven
era medic maniatiGa. Los Tribunales entien-
den en- ell asuntO.
a Nuestro aprecable amigo ell Sr. Licencia-
do Don Mariana Riera Palmer, de Mayaguez,
Sc ha servidO participarnOs, que ha alberto su
estudio de Abogado en- la Notara de su Sr.
tio Don Santiago r. Palmer, M6ndez Vigo 53
Deseamos al aproVechado querido amigo,
buen sucesO
~ ~ 90
f LamamOs la atenci0n de nuestrOs lectores
hacia los cODcienzudos artculOs ecOn0micos,
que, DaJO 0l 6plgfaI6 Q0 U42U OOttctO3G, puDllCd
nuestrO' ilustrado coega La DeDaOcyGcjG de
Ponce, tratando de buscar medios de estabIecer
relaciones entire ell Banco EspGj5oZ y los pro
pietarios agricoas. Volveremos ocuparnos
de este interesante asuntO.
nuestro amigo Don Joaquin Aldea Be-
renguer Alcaldo de Toa-baja le ha sldo con-
cedida la licencia que solicto del Gobierno
General
Sc ha instalado en- la Ciudad de Ponce una
casa cuartel destnada para la tuerza de orden
pUbico de aQuella ciudad.
90
II Dentro de pocOs dias Sc establecera en-
Ponce, un centric espritista denominado Espe-
rama.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
FLOR DE MAYO

Delicado perfume contenido en- los POLVOS
DEETALES de Salicrup.
a Casas que Sc Yeconeje'sdGp Ell BUEN
GUSTO, unO de los mejOres salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de la Capital.
Pr0pietGrio: J..ApelIaniz San{Justo, nd-
nero lG.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados-Esmero y limpieza3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
Orden de la plaza
II de Emero.

Parada de los Cuerpos dc la guarniclon.-
Jete de dj0: FL Comandante del Battalion de
CGdiz D. Jose Qunones.-V VisitG de Hospital:
cuarto CAPTAIN de Col6n.-V Vjgjlamcj0 Un Of
cial de Artilleria.-PaS6o de conOalecje'ateS: Un
Official de Artilleria.- Vigil0'lciG en- la Marina:
Tn Official y un Sargento de Artilleria.- Retre-
ia: Por la m1sca del Battalion de CddjS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
Secci6n merCantiI
MERCADO DE LA. CAPITAL

Nuestra plaza para frutos de ex xpOrtacion
Sc eneueEtra exactamente Ell la misma situa-
ci0n senalada en- ell nnmero de aver. En- los
cambios tampOcO ia Ocurrido ninguna atera-
ci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

ALMANAQUE. Domingo TO-. -Nuestra Sc
nora de Bel6n, San Hgnio y San Juan Bueno.
I. deSpweS de la Floit6z1aG0.
EFEMERIDE.-1863 Real orden previ-
niendO que la bandera espanoia no SO conside-
re como extrangera al ocuparse en- ell trafco
con las isias vecinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

U7Los agentes de LA CORRESPONDENCE
en- toda la Isla quedan por la presente autori-
zados para transmtirnos por cuenta de la en-
presa, noticias telegrafcas de cualquier suceso
importante que ocurra en- sus localidades res
pectivas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

HPOJO AQUf-Toda aclaracion Q escrto
de caracter personal que como noticia Sc pu-
blique en- LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico,
cuando no sea en- rectifcaci6n de algun error
cometido por ell mismo peri0dico, por causa dc
la precipitation con que teuemos que dar las
notas del dia, Sc satisfara raz6n de 10 centa-
vos por Inca manuscrita por una sola vez, en-
octave de un pliego de pape
S6panlo todos, por 10 que pueda convenir
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

vosotros, los indiferentes, no ver6is NADIA
en- ell marco vacfo 20, por ell contrario, veo
aun en- 81 la faz bella y picaresca dc mi amiga,
y aquea sonrisa que presta su rostro clari-
dades de aurora. En- el caos de mi pechO bri
Ian eternamente dos rayos de luz, que disipan
los negros fantasmas de mis- penas; y es que
eI fulgor de sus ojos garzos, evocado por mi
tenaz memoria, invade mi alma Su cabellera
rubia f1ota con rtmicos movimentos. Su bo-
ca, nido tornado con ambrosia cOrales, no
tiene para mi aquel mohin desdenoso que es
su mayor encantO me sonre carnosa; y, de-
irante aun, lie presa de quim6ricos suenos y
tai vez de irrealizables ensuenos, parece que
comprime las ondulaciones de su ebdrneo pc
chO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

a. Articulos que Sc reconejcndaw, = Fl
excelente vino (uva pura) Riojano de Alez6n,
Rioja, que expende don Francisco Font, Tanca,
esquina a Fortaeza.-Precio: botella, 20 centayos
docena 1926. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
FotografLas. en....... prosa

Ell sencillo marco dc peluch rojo perdi6
SUI tesoro, La dulce gentil fgura de mi ami
ga Sc ha evapOrado. mano sacrilega arran-
CO del marco la fotogratfa, 6sta, ofendida por
mis- miradas de amor, hugo de su carcel lie
crsta, asi como huge de los que sufren la
ventura.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
Ell marco esta vac!o.

La tigura que 10 llenaba hugo.
7 he averiguado oh, cielos! que el origi-
nal vive en- una casa de la caleta de San Fran
cisco, que un envidado mortal sera-gracias
al VicariO,-dueno de tanta belieza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

97Art5catJOS que sc Tec0NajesadGn:-Los garra-
fones baratisimos las castanas catalanas Y
Hamburguesas que Sc venden en- la casa de
Andres Bordoy San Francisco 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE
Mi ST.. padre residente en- Palma de Ma
lIorca, tiene noticia Gle que hay quien halla
vueltO falsfcar su acreditada marca. pa
IA que Sc tomen las debdas precauciones, 10
aVisa sus recedOres.-BGrtOIODaG Ramon.
-(CASA DE BORDOY)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

q Jaleas, pastas, galIetitas, confites, tu-
rrones vinos, licores conservas alimenticias y
todos los titles de Ano Nuevo Reyes, donde
mejor ST encuentran es en- la acreditada casa
de Venanco Luina Sobrino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11


octave de un pliego de papel.
S6panlo todos, por 10 que pueda convenir.
EPfGRAMAs
DespidiendO d, su abOgadO
Un ladr0n de mucha guasa
En- la carcel encerradO.
LIE die con sumo agradO:
-"Aquf tiene uSted su casa"
Don Francisco Maldonado,
Que pOeta Y cObarde eS,
Dice, de 81 muy pagado,
Que Ell tOdO trance apuradO,
Io que 6l le SObran son pies.
Lo repetilnOS Los numeros del dia de
LA CORRESPONDENCE, Sc vonden 4 un chaVO.
Los GtY0Sados Il CINCo CENTAvos.
la ELLEzA 81
GRAN FABRICA DE CIGARRILLo
DE ANDRES RODRIGUEZ.
Dr0gones At, Habana
A PUERTo-RICO
FcJjg G55o 9aeteU0 les de5e0 esta fbYic todoS los
b0bjtGaates Ge la heynooSG terra bOriqWe15a.
FL sentimientO mas belle
Es el lie la gratitud,
ell que abriga tai yirtnd
LO dice de voz el cueo
Y por ESQ, "La Belleza .
No debe ceTrar ell picO
POr que tene Puerto Rice
Muy metidO en- Ia cabeza.
Que 81 6l la da protection.
Base de toda existencia,
En- justa correspondence
Ella lie da ell coraz6n.
Yle jura (sn alinO
Porque aquf ell alno es charrO) "a
Que 81 purO es su cigarro
Es mas puro su carino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

WCoMUEICADo Para su publication, hemss
recibido 10 siguiente:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
Estaba escrito.

Ese mortal tiene derecho a eneontrar la
dicha primero que otros, porque la persigue
en- velocipedo. M
ella, lai duce amiga, tiene derecho a
todos los triunfos, porque, ademass de su her
mosura de sus virtudes, es tocaya de Cesar,
ell rival afortunado de Pompeyo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

- Art5c@zoS que Sc recOnaiegd0W.--L
carteras sudaderas para vestidos que fabrca
Mr. B0~te0Mt de Paris son las mas duraderas,
c0modas y elegantes. Vendedores en- San
JuaD.--l4YnaGS q J3nae3aeg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

Los Sres. Margarida Ca. San Justo, es-
quina la Luna, han recibido ell mejor sUrtido
Gle muebles que Sc encuentra en- la Ca tal. Los
venden muy baratos y arriendan precios del
todO equitativos. 1O-v
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

U7Se recomiendan al pdbco los almana-
ques bloch que SO venden en- la libreria de
Aguiar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
N 0 T A S

Los senores Comerciantes Industriales
de la Isla que des6en que sus nombres tiguren
Ell ell DIRECTORIo de LA CORRESPoNDENCIA DE
PUERTo-RICO, podran hacerlo enviando escrito
en- letra clara la minuta de 10 que des6en pu-
blicar. El derecho figurar en- ell referido DI
RECTORIo sue circula por todo ell pals ell ex-
tranjerO, solo cuesta CINCUENTA CENTAVos MEN
SUALES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
CHARADA

CHARADA
jPrif1aG E1YiDaG! Que locura
dos trdstienda tiene Pura
i'Ires!-grit6-de ningun modo
10 que 81 tiene es ell t0dO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11
sECCION DE ANUNCIos

La Correspondence de Pto.Rico
TARIFA para ANUKIOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

"C0lz0d0 de. A4atonio R0m6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

En- breve Sc anunciara Ia subasta de las
obras de conservation y reparaei6n en- el edi-
ficio estacion agron6mica de Rio-piedras, cuyC
presupuesto asciende q S., ,328-73.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-10
He Thought it Over.

Among the passengers who landed 10 Detroit
from western train the other morning was a
young man wearing cowboy hat, bearskin
overcoat, the claw of a grizzly bear breast
pin and other outward tokens Of being terror
from the far west, says the Free Press. AS he
hung around to make some inquiries Officer
Button quered of him:
From Colorado
"No-from Montana"
You can shoot throw the laSso and use the
bowie knife, 1 suppose?"
Certainly can"
KILLED your MANI
Three of EN-"
Going to stop over?"
YES, for few hours. I've heard good deal
about Detroit, and want to see the town"
Yes. Let me give you a pointer. We've got
a little bit of a sawed-off man in town who had
one of his ears sliced off by western tough.
He does nothing but walk around and look for
chaps of your build. When he finds one he
lights right on to him, aud it's good-by tough. ~
"Now
"Sure as shooting. He's done up seven or
or eight in month. II you go up town leave
all those things in the package room. If you
don't, if he catches sight of that hat or over
coat or bears claw, you'll be goner."
DO the authorities allow him to hop on to
people in that way?'
They can't help themselves. I'm giving you
a friendly tip. Look out for Sawed-off."
The man sat down to think it over, came to a
decision after while aud got into a seat in the
corner of the room and sat there five long hours
before he got his train further east.
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NDBy TO NEW ADVKRfSEMENTS.

MEETINGS. erubbabel Lodge No. IS. F. and
a. NJ. Savannah Lodge No. So X Of F. Home
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