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Immediate benefits on all po''c'es from date
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claims upon presentation.
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das 3 Church Circle, Annapolis. Md
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In the Circuit Court for Anne Arund
County.
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10 Years Endowment Table
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\ lmOneda pub1ica

For cuenta del dueno de la barca argentina
ZELMIRA de 866stoneadas, surta EN- este puerto
y con Ia intervention del Sr. Consul dc Santo- Do
te come.c al lie la Repdblica Argentina por de.
c,eta .i.i Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General de la
isla fafa de Consul en- esta plaza, de dcha Re-
pd3lica, ell dia Is del corriente la UNA de la
matara por Totes Ia dicha barca, todos los ense-
res que contiene, de conformidad- con ell inventa
rio que existe en- poder de los consgnatalios los
Sres. j. NJ Izquierdo y -: donde podran consul
Sera por cuenta de los rematistas ell page de
los derechos de Aduana que eobre este centre per
a venta subasta.
81 On este dia no termina la subasta, CONT
Bnara el dia siguienle la misma hora que indlca
este annnco Todos los efectos que Sc rematen en-
Almoneda p1blica es ''al barrer" admitra
reclamac,6.l alguna. Sc avisa al pdblico para CO
nocim,en,e de lcitadores.
Puero-Rico Setiembre 10 dc 1So1-El Alme
nedero-FranciscO N. TMruU 7-5
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N0ticias de la Peninsula
De nuestros canges de Madrid:


Dicese que la combination para Ell Gobier-
no que SO formara en- otono sera la siguiente
Don Luis Silvela, Gracia Justicia mar
qu6s de Pdal, Fomento, ElduayeD, Goberna
ci6n Bosch Fustigueras, Ultramar; Villaver-
de, Hacienda Seguiran en- Ell Gabinete, Be-
Francisco) pasara la presidenca del Copgreso
y el general Martinez Campos seguira en- la del
senado.
En- alglnas sucursales. del Banco SO han
presentado billetes falsos de la s6rie de SO pc.
setas, emission del L., de octubre de 1885.
Las diferencias esenciales que los distn-
guen de los legtimos, que Sc notan mas
primera vista, son las siguientes
La estampaci6n de tOdo ell anversO es muy
bnrrosa, especialmente en- ell busto de Goya,
siendo en- los legitimos limpia y vigorosa.
Los transparantes sou defectuosos, facil-
mente Sc ven que estan obtenidos por medic
de preston, mientras que On los legitimos es-
tan cOnsegu1dos en- la pasta del pape].
. La clnta eSta SObrepueSta, Siendo as que
los legitimos la Hevan intercalada on la misma
masa del papel
Los billetos son dos milimetros mas pc
quenos de ancho y~uno de alto que los leglti
mos.
Los ndmeros en- los falsos son de dife.
rentes tipos que en- los legftimos.
Pos ultimo, en- el reverse de los falsos SO
notan imperfecciones en- la impression.
Un periodico de Alcoy Valencia da cuen
ia del siguiente misteriosO crfmen:
Hace pOcOs dias, en- OCCASION en- que align
mas parejas del henemeribo cuerpo de Id guar
dia civil Sc haabaE dscurriendo por las cerca-
Mas del pueblo de Benisa, hubieron de encon-
trar una carta an6nima, cuyo contenido reve
laba la perpetraci0n de horrendo premed-
4 tadO crimen.
Decia la expresada carta que en- el sitio
- J~ Hnnr hahf
terrarea, al final de la misma, unos cuatro
palmos de profnndidad, Sc hallaba enterraelo
oil cadayer de un hOmbre, F
En- un principle, creyerOn los guardias de
Ia benem6rita que SO traraba de una chanza.
pero cnando So personaron on el lugar citado
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COMU ICAIIs ,

Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPONDENCIA..
lie suplico la inserci6n de las siguientes lineas
en- las c0lumnas de snsiiusrtrado per0dico.
francisco VerGr
Ell primer impulse que tuve al leer ell com l.
nicadO insertO On nltim0 ntimero fu6 Ell de des-
predio, pe'o despues 10 he pensado mejor, q fin
de demostrar los inc6gnitos comunicantes que
no fue ellOs quienes Sc habl6 para tocar en- ell
teatro 81 al Sr. Andino. Nal podia yo tener en-
vida, cuandO mi Sc me vino ofrecer dicho ira
bajo no 10 acepte, habiendole acons jado al Sr
Andlno que tampOco aceptase, pues tendria que
reducir el personal.
Precsamente uno de los mlisicos que hubie-
semos suprimido TOGO con Udes, cosa incredible s
NO 10 hubieramos visto
AhOra bien: Porque los encargados de di
cha orquesta no Sc ofrecieron para la f nci6n del
sabadog Tai vez pOrque Sc trataba de una EAR
zuela obra quizas superior sus fuerzas
Yo no he oficado de critico nj pretendido
nunca esclusivas de ningun genero. Lo lnicO que
he hecho constar es que mi orquesta no TOGO en- ell
concierto de la Sra Terri.
A mi me solicitan para esta clase de trabajos
ra operas que para zal zuelas.
Con respecto 10 que Uds. diccn de una no
che de la Compania Bur6n, no fuerou cuatro los
domingo
Los mdsicos qne Uds. critican estan por en-
elma de esas miseraas cuadO venga cOmpa
NJ dc opera zarzneIa tendre mucho gusto, e1
verles tocar magistralmente ell que hace easo
de ciertos ataques
Francisco Verar.
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Ultima HOra

la hora de entrar on prensa 81 presente
nulnerO no Sc habian recibido tOdavia detalles,
que Sc esperaban de Cuba de la catastrofe
pcurr.tia en- la Peninsula
Con motive de dcho suceso ell Excmo Sr
Gobernador General SO ha servido nombrar una
junta cofnpuesta de prncipales distinguidas
personals lie la Capital de los pueblos de la
Isla, a fiji de allegar recursos para remediar
la afictiva situacion de nuestros hermanos de
la Peninsula.
Dicha Junta en- esta Capital SO celebrara
el 19 del cOrriente en- la Real Fortaleza.
Asi 10 hemos sabido por Gaceta extraoi'-
uigaria. Manana daremos uetalles.
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= hicieron algunas excavacianes, 50 perstadi0-
ron de que efectivalnente, 81 hedor que Sc per
acibia acusaba la existencia de un enterramien-.
to de 6poca mny reciente.
. Asf fu6, pues hallaren los restos dc un tai
Salvador Cabrera.
Pnesto el hecho en- conocmiento del Jnz-
gado, procedio este al levantamiectos del CA
dayer, y acto seguido comenz6 q instruirse el
correspondence sumario, para averiguar quien
sea el autor del an6nimo, = quien el del cri-
meu tan feroz repugnante.
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Lease este

Gran surtido de ropa hecha; trajes de II
escojidos, q precios modicOs, en- la Marina tren.
te al Arsenal En- el mismo establecimiento
Sc vende So alquila IN billar con todos sus
enseres Sc compra cobre Viejo.
l5-14 FrANeisc1 ztapa0a.
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de una yiolenta aggression. Eli Ia Cidra, donde
la Sra. Ortiz es muy estimada, es muy aplau
dida la habilidad de los facultatvos citadns.
90
Nuestro bnen agente de Ciales Sc queja de
haber recibido juntos los paquetes de dos dSar
de LA CORRESPONDENCE, la culpa la debe
tener la Administration de COrreos de Manat1,
quien suplicamos tonga mas compassion de
nuestrOS intereses, pues pagamOs rueStros por-
tes muy puntualMente tenemos derecho para
exigir mejor servicio.
Ha fallecidO on Cab0-rOjO el Sr. D. Ramon
Irizarri v NazariO, teniente que fu6 de las ex-
tinguidas milicias ancianO laborioso honra-
do. Tambi6n ha muerto en- San German los
65 amos de edad, D. Felipe Rodriguez, el a'gua-
Gil mas antique del Juzgado de aquella ciudad.
R. l. p.
Dice Ell Czansor del PAS que el cura del
CorOzal ha sidO llevado a los tribuDaeS pOr su
famosO edict0 sobre matrim onios, y que ha 81
do denunciado ante el Juez de Guayanila un
guardia municipal pOr haber atrOpelladO al ve-
elmo D. Manuel Alvarez.
Ha tallecido recentemente en- Mayaguez
la respectable seilora dona Joseta Sevia de
Arnaldo, muy competente profesOra de la Es-
cuela Superior Modelo establscida en- aquelia
ciudad. EnviamoS nuestrO p6same muy SEN
lido la afgda familia del Sr. ArnaldO.
Hace meses que no tenemos el gusto dc
recibir por esta redacci0n La Lss de Vega.
baja. Qxare caus0
Leemos en- la Revista de Pa4egt0-Ric0 de
Ponce 10 que sigue:
Dentro de pocos dlas tendra lugar en- el
teatro La Perla ell estreno de la Obra dramati-
ca de un hio de Ponce, de ella SO habla tan
to que puede aseguralse que su representa-
ci6n Sera un acOntecimentO literariO.
11sJo ol,. ~soA1
ensayo, pues 6stos Sc hacen puerta cerrada
con la mayor reserva, pero hay quien la ha
ledo asegura que es 10 no visto nj dido, co.
mo que SO titula Pan con QWeso 8 el terror de
las Viej0s,
va pueden los amantes de las letras isse
preparando pasar un ratio agradabi'lsimo
En- su oportunidad Sc circularan los pro
gramas anunciando ell dia de la function.
Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n para la
yeada que tendra lugar el Sabado 19 en- el Ca
sino de Santiago (Alecibo). Agradecsmos Ia
atenci6n.
Ha sido nombrado don Jose Otero Qui-
nones para desempenar internamente la Es-
cuela rural del barrio del Rosario en- Maya
gtiez.
Sc ha concedido la rehabilitation en- el
Magistero don Jose de JESUS Delgado.
Segun tslegramas recibidos ultimamente han
sdo electos diputados provinciales por Baya-
mon, D Ramon Vald6s por Humacao, D Wen
ceslao Bosch; por Guayaniila D Vicente Balbas;
! por Aguada, don Bernardo Perez; por Cayey,
don Enrique Alvarez Perez por Utuado, don
Sebastian Chavarri por Guayama. don Alvaro
Domnguez por San Sebastian, don Victor
Martinez; por Manatf, don Antonio Morey Rot
ger incondicionoes) Por Yauco don Ma
nuel Elzaburu por Aguadilla, don Salvador
Amell autonOmistas).
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sFfT"tlN DE ANUNCIOS
sFlt"lN DE ANUNCIOS
5000.
BILLETE
De LA LOTERIA EXTRAORDINARY
DK MADRID.
Los vende nsuy baratos DON FRANCISCO
FONT, Tanca g.. Puerto Rico. -
UN VIOLIN

Sc desea vender un magnitico VIOLIN; ell
que 10 interese puede pasar los bajos de la
casa nilmero 81 de la Gale de San Francisco
doDde informaran del precio 81
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ALMANAQUE.- -Vernes 18-Santo Tomas
de Villanueya.
EFEMERIDE.-l82 -Termin6 la obra del
teatro de esta Capital. a
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nlclOneS SurtldaS, llaves de maderaS para plpaS.
palas de corte = bote, etc., etc. iQu6 d6nde
hay toda esta infinidai de cosas buenas Pues
d0nde ha de ser sino en- casa de Armas y j.
menez?
- POdemos asegurar de una manera alb
sOluta que en- todO Puerto Rico no Sc puede
tomar mejor elmo Vermouth que el que SO .ha
recibido recientemente en- -el cafe LA TAILOR
QUINA que es verdaderamente selecto. ~a
Tambien han llegadc los c6lebres jamones
sin hueso, dulces esquisitos. licores finos. cham.
pagne, etc.
Del bale on ell confuse torbelino,
SintiendO de tus bucles la fragancia,
al contacto del cuello alabastrino
TOrn6 mis- ruogOs con mayor instancia.
Tus OjOs sc entOrnarOn rubOrOsos,
Tu seno de emoci6n Sc estrenecia,
Y exclamaron tus labiOs temblOrosOs:
-. No puedo contestarte todavia."
Despu6s nos separaron imprudentes
Arcanos del t.estino en- mala bora,
Las cimas de los riscos incementes
AS espumas de la mar trai iora.
Algun tempo de entOnces ha pasadO,
cuando til retornes, vida mia,
Volvere preguntarte enamorado
TT No puedes contestarme todavfa?"
fAjemoJ
veinte, treinta, cuart nta platos su eec-
ClOn, COHI0CClOnduOS Ia OTQ6n, S0FVlQOS con
agrado, mncha limpieza precios modera-
dos. - D6nde? -PGes en la fonda La Ca
talaaaa del amigo Fontanillas, Gale de San
Francisco mum 56.
Vajias completes pleas sueltas de po.-
celana blanca todo precios sumamente econo-
micos en- Ell al allnacen de los Sres. NJ. Roman
y Co., Cruz z Y 80. PR.
II Ha eido usted la Imtegridnd Nncionals
pregunto don GenarO don Anselmo
q -S !; .aconseia LA CORRESPONDENCE cue
no de cuenta de las paomas que vuelaE.
y que opind ustedf
-Pues opino, dijo don Anselmo, frotan-
dose la nariz, que La Iategridad haria mejor
en- aconsejar las palomas que no volaran eS-
ponidndose que las poaagan en- La CORES
PoNDENCIA.
este dic;endo nuestl 0 hombre Sc emc0m-
pGss6 un tragO del ancho de dos dodos y tres
cuartos del genuine JARNAC CoGNAC de Bis
quit Dobouch6 = ca que vende Luina.
Bolonia para salchichones, Lyon para las
sedas, Passages para LIS ostras, Venezuela pa.
Ia hayacas, para agiaco SAINT, Domingo, para
sal Andalucfa, para pajuiles Cangrejos para
buenas telas el Siglo XIX de Font Vidal,
San Francisco 80.
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.A1MAcEN De 1sTs1oA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, AToCHA No T. Ponce.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
Lisgt.--Gran sinfonia sObre motives de
la divina Comedia del Dante, on
dos parties:
j Ia parte FL Inferno ...... ~ 90 An
"a palte El PurgaJorio. -....
Para pedidos en la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
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VERSOS
Dice una religion que Dios castiga
Con las penas horri5les del Averno,
Que es mucho 10 que SURE el condenado
En- su lecho de fuego.
Que siente hambre sed, y atormentado
Donde acaba un pesar mace otro nuevo
que l.Ora blasfema sus dolores
LIE taladran ell pecho.
ST este fuera verdad. hay muchas almas
Que estarian destinadas al Inferno
Pues aun quedan tiranos, que encadenan
Y matan a los pueblos
(Aguadilla) Jose AgMstl's, ,Aponte.
~ CGsas gMe Sc yec0nsse,sdan Ell BUEN
iUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria = peuqueria de Ia Capital.
PyOpietGs50 ]. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Perfumeria extra superior. Sc admi-
cen abonados. limpieza.
LAS PROPIEDADES curativas reconsti.
tuyentes de la Emulsion Scott dan los mas bri.
llantes pro ltos resultados.
Baybacoas, Colombia, Agosto de 1884
sres. Scott Bosene.
Muy sres. mfos: Tengo Q! gusto de dirigir-
les la presente con ObjetO de felcitarles pOr
SUI iamosa Emulsion Scott de la cual he hecho
uso durante algun tempo on un case de tisis.
Esta medcina me ha dado siempre los meiores
reshltados puadO asegurarles que me pro-
porciona i'm gran placer ell hacer esta nantes
taci0n en- favor de un artcuo de tanto m6rito.
RecOnozcO sus grandes propiedades culativas
reconsttuyentes. Da los mas briIantes Y
prOntos reSultadOS.
Pueden usar la presente del modo que
gusten. = con sentimientos del mas alto apre-
clio quedo de Uds. alto. s, @. B. s. NJ
Dr. Rafasl Monsov
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VARIEDAOES

Maquinas para pegar Ell vapor al taco, mu-
niciones surtidas, llaves de maderas para pipas.
palas de corte = bote, etc., etc. Que d0nde
hay toda esta infinidai de cosas buenas? J? Pues
d0nde ha de ser sino en- casa de Armas y il
menez?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-11
THE MILL or THE STORE.
One Girls Story of Why She Prefers the
City with Less Pay and Freedom.

One GIFTS Story of Why She Prefers the
City with Less Pay and Freedom.
"re, Cash No. 17l' The writer had
usr entered one of the large dry goods
'tores OF Boston during the holiday sales
"hen he heard the above cry, and turning
20 loon at the speaker, a young lady of 10
years, the recognition was mutual. Less
than year before she was sewing in a
wooden mill IN one of the many mill towns
Of New England, in which the writer had
been employed. She was a good sewer and
was paid l.25 per day, and although she
was an orphan she had good home, and
PAID but 81 90 per week for board. which
left her s. every week clear.
Now the question came to my mind,
How came she here And having "A desire
to hear her story, and there being no chance
TO hold long conversation with her at
that time, she made date with me for the
next afternoon, which was Sunday, to call
nj the house where she was rooming. |
called, and met there two other girls, whom
She introduced TO me as her "chums."
After conversing for some time upon diff
ferent subjects | asked her how it was that
found her working here in "A store IN Bos-
ton, or if she liked it, and if she got more
pay than she got in the mill She told me
VIZ iOiAp"ihS anu nave no uOuDJ
that 1t is the story of hundreds of store
girls IN all the large cities. She had visited
The city short time after had left the
mill, and while in one of the large stores
she got the idea she would like to be n sales
lady, the work seemed to be so easy and
they all dressed so nice
So, after going back to the mill. she could
not keep her mind on her work Her mind
war IN the city rs Il saleslady, and at last
she could stand IL no longer. So she left
her position in the mill, left her nice home,
ana came into the city. She applied for "A
position as saleslady, and was offered 81
per week
Why, how was she going to live on that;
She could not get any Kind of board for
less than s.. 80 n week. Where were cloth
ing and shoes and other things necessary
Tor her to have coming FRONT Not out of
the other fifty cents that was left Oh
that was none of their business, and if she
proved competent after three months they
would give her s. per week She had a
little money saved, and had enough of cloth
ing for the present, so she would take il
rather than 60 back to the mill
To the question of which was the harder
work, the mill or the store, her answer left
no doubt in my mind which was the harder.
In the mill she was treated respectfully.
while III the store she had to put up with
all kinds of cheap talk" from many Gus
TONERS, some of whom were those cheap
kind of dudes To the question of WHY
she did not go back to the mill, she said she
could not, she had got so used to the CITY
that the quiet life of the mill would not do
for her now, but she wished that she had
remained in the mill, where she was happy.
instead of coming to the city, and her ad-
vice to all mill girls who thought that the
mill life was hard, if they wished for a
harder one, come 70 the city a. n ,;.leslady
Tourist
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Nice fresh buttercuos and home made
caramels at Krell & Maths
Nice bsled hay and straw by the ton by
John Evans at city scales.
Tenderloin. spare ribs, pigs feet, leaf
iesrd, ETC., at Gilmore's pork house.
Good fresh mich cow for sale. En-
quire Of n. P. F. Nelson. South Park.
Chocolate, mint. wintergreen, lemon
and maple cream patterns just received at
krell & Maths.
E. B. McKown sells hard wood in
lengths, cut or split; soft coal, lump and
nut, corner Fifteenth street and First
avenue. Telephone 1893.
Order ice cream in brick forms and get
the best. One or more kinds in each
brick; turns out nice; and easy To serve
krell & Msth can supply you any time.
Progressive euchre ice cream. Esch
person gets plate of ice cream with the
exact cut of card on top. When giving a
card party have these and order them
from Krell s Maths.
A man who has been somewhat of q
rover says the best place in the three cit
les to get good meal is at the Crown
restaurant, No. 170S Second avenue, A.
B. johnson. Prop.
Wan .ed-At 322 Seventeenth street
Moline. a competent girl for general
work. Good Wages and q permanent
place; only two in family. Apply at the
above number.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-11
The bottom of the Sea

The Bottom OF the Sea" marine spec.
tacle adopted from the French by Vii.
liam A. Brady, will be produced at Hsr-
per's theatre tonight. Coming as it does
direct from its New York and Boston pre-
sensations the piece is to be mounted
here in exactly the same manner that
characterized its success in those cities
From all accounts the scenic and me chan
ical effects are really superb. 1t is, in
fact, on realistic scenery that the success
of the play mainly depends. The piece
de resistance is the scene showing the
bottom OF the ses, with divers st work in
the wreck of sunken ship. Tie battle
between one of the divers and gigantic
devil fish is very realistic The other
scenes are the rescue in mid>ocean and
the deck of the French man-of-var.
The events centre about the laying of q
West India cable by young French en-
gineer, assisted BY an American engineer.
Both loye the formers cousin, and this
leads to trouble. a rascally Greek tries
to kill the French engineer ct the bottom
of the sea, and the American engineer il
arrested for the murder. The supposed
dead man, however, turns up alive and
saves the accused man. The Greek is
killed in attempting to escape an all end!
happily.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-02-11
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Arthur Van Lerberge of Moline, COM
mencea work in the shipping department
of the Rock Island plow works yesterday.
Last evening about 5 o'clock he went to
the third floor of the store house with q
truck of implements. and in his absence
the cable to the elevator on which he had
descended had been gotten out Of proper
working order by workmen on the first
floor, the elevator boy having deserted
his post. and as Van Lerberge stepped
into the elevator it shot down to the base
ment foor-four stories. The man was
found to be greatly shocked, but soon re-
covered and Dr. Paul who attended him
had him driven in carriage to his home
in Moline.
Upon examination by DR.. Merryman it
was found that the man had sustained a
fracture of one of the process ses of the
right shoulder, bruise on the left side
and cuts about the nose and chin, but
none of the injuries were thought serious.
Frank Lucy. 9 switchman in the Rock
Island yards, had three fingers on his
right hand and wrist bone broken while
coupling cars last night. DR.. Plummer
attended him and while the injuries are
very painful they are not serious.