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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

No better or more acceptable
49, holiday present to lady than
pack of the beautiful Visiting
ards, such as are printed so neatly every
av at the Gazette Office, As Merchant st.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

A fine lot of diamonds-and jewelry
will be put up at auction this even
ing by Jas. T. Morgan.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The Police court had ''mahope"
day yesterday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

Ii you don't take the ADVERTISER
you don't get the news"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
lug of-war tonight.
Christmas is coming.
See the "Vistas of Hawaii"
one." = I'LL So0A000
Have you purchased your Christ
mas gifts?
The Police court had ''mahope"
day yesterday.
The Oahu Lodge, No. 1, K. of P,
will meet this evening.
If you don't take the ADVERTISER
you don't get the news"
The Tug-of-war prize has been
raised from 500 to $3.50.
A colored woman wishes to do
honseWork. Apply at this Office.
The Tug-of- war contest will have
the last pull next Saturday evening.
The Hawaiian Hardware Co. will
be open this evening until 8 o'clock.
Mr.. j. Z. Waterhouse bought
seven more lots at Pearl City Tues
day.
The Hawaiian Hotel bar room is
evidently a resort for prize fighters
just now.
The steamer W. G. Hall is due
from windward ports on Christmas
morning.
Articles to be sold this evening at
Morgan's auction are now on view at
his salesroom.
A fine lot of diamonds and jewelry
will be put up at auction this even
ing by JAS. F. Morgan.
The German and Hawaiian teams
lead the Tug-of-war contest. Both
teams have won two pulls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

A colored woman wishes to do
Homework. Apply at this Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The Tug-of-war prize has been
raised from $100 to $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

Lave you purchased your Christ
mas gifts2
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

one." .
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

Articles to be sold this evening at
MOrgan's auction are now on view at
his salesroom.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The Tug-of war contest will have
the last pull next Saturday evening
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The steamer W. g. Hall is due
from windward ports on Christmas
morning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23
WANTED.
San Francisco Cottage,
sc BERETANIA ST.

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS EN-
~ suite or single. Beretania street cars
pass the door. "
2952-1m* MRS. T. H. PATTERSON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

See the "Vistas of Hawaii"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The Hawaiian Hardware Co. will
be open this evening until 8 o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-23

The Hawaiian Hotel bar room is
evidently a resort for prize fighters
just now.
The advocate., 1891-12-16
WILL Be MAINTAINED IN THE FUTURE.

TIE ADVOCATE during the coming will be indispensable every
Peoples wishes fully regarding
tanning the approaching battle between People
The proceedings Congress will possess the greatest all
The exact regarding
individual members especially those elected by the Peoples party will
present readers with information impartial
Gates editorial Mr. Hebbard the nations capital through
session Mr. Hebad observer things
ed his knowledge Of public and vigorous palsang
writer and his questioned He will assistance
party delegation
interesting valuable
challenge from this office
question through these columns should accepted
would interesting feature Finally nothing will be omitted which will
in the future has
The advocate., 1891-12-16

lincoln, resident OF Illinois, wrote TO
the president in 1855 for fuller state
ment of his views and an explanation tf
the closing passages Of his message OF
December, 1851, which we have quoted
above. 1t was in answer to this appeal
that he wrote the letter quoted in The
NeiO Nation, which Mr.. Ingalls, declares
a malignant, clumsy forgery We are
not an expert on letter writing, but GER
tainly the prophecy Of VI and the anxiety
Of '65 have a marked family likeness.
The prophecy he made; 1t was fast prov
ing true in 1866, and it was natural that
he should say SO.
The process of cornering the business
of the country, we'll under way in 1865,
has since reached point where even a
counting house clerk can calculate the
period of the elimination Of this con-
splracy against labor and the liberties Of
q great people, II in 1860 80 per cent. OF
the people of the United States owned 50
per cent Of the property, how long will
It take for one man to own one-half and
the rest Of the people one-half? Or how
long will 1t take for 5000 people to own
so per cent of the country'S wealth?
The advocate., 1891-12-16
Better than Ever

pubMc
Since that time the following things been accomplished:
THE ADVOCATE has acquired circulation than
Published IN Kansas
Hi the most igguenial reform paper published
has become the recognized authority pertaining
Farmers Alliance and Peoples party in Ransas
lead the fight against Senator ingalls, furnished the
caused his defeat
Hi the most ctddy quoted paper in Kansas
has uneqGud reputation for rutluluess reliability
sought after By people search of reliable information
other iB Kansas
The advocate., 1891-12-16
IINCOLN'S PROPHECY.

Inc following letter from ex-senator
ingalls, Of Kansas was recently sent to
the Washington Cd. g. Star:
To THE STAR: In q recent issue of the
New Nation / find this alleged quotation
from President Lincoln: 81 see in the near
future" said Abraham Lincoln in 1866, "a
crisis approaching that unnerves me aud
causes me TO tremble for the safeto of my
country. AS result of the war corpora
tlons have been enthroned and an era Of
corruption in high places will follow and
the money power of the country will en-
deavOr TO prolOng its reign by working upon
the preiudices of the people until all wealth
is aggregated in few hands and the repub-
liC is destroyed. feel at this moment more
anxiety for the safety of my country than
ever before, even during the midst of the
war"
Tha same extract has been floating
through the journals of anarchy and social
ism for several years, and has been favor
ite paragraph with pessimistiC orators in
their appeals to the passions of the poor,
It does not appear in any of the pub
lished messages, speeches or letters of Lin
coin. The internal evidence is against its
authenticity. The words, the style, the
construction are like nothing in his cOmpo-
sition. Mr.. Nicolay, his former secretary,
has never seen nor heard such expressions
in the writings or utterances of President
Lincoln.
Evidently it is malignant, clumsy for
gerry. Yours, JOHN J. INGALLS,.
Atchison, Kan, November IL.
We would remind the honorable gen.
tleman from Kansas that upon the third
of December, 1871, President Lincoln
sent to Congress one of his historic mes
ssges. Its closing paragraph, even read
at this day, carry the impress Of great
concern for the rights Of man. He de-
clared that"monarchy itself is sometimes
limited at as a possible refuge from the
power Of the people. In my present pO-
sition would scarcely be justified were
to omit raising q warning vaice against
this approach of returning despotism." :"
Mr.. Lincoln's thought was evidently
running on the relation of political pow
or to property, question raised by the
issue Of slavery and the capital which
labor produces.
"There Is one point together with
Its connections" continued Mr.. Lin
coin, "to which / ask a brief attention.
It Is the effort to place capital on an
equal footing with, If not above, labor in
the structure of government.
\
Labor is prior to and independent of
capital. Capital is only the fruit of la
Dor and could never have existed If labor
had not first existed. Labor is the supe-
rior of capital and deserves much the
higher consideration.
X X
No men living are more worthy to be
trusted than those who toll up from pov-
erty-none less inclined to take or touch
aught which they have not honestly
earned. Let them beware of surrender
ing political power which they already
possess, and which, if surrendered, will
surely be used to close the door Of ad-
vancement against such as they, and to
fix new disabilities and burdens upon
them, till all Of liberty shall be lost"
So far as the immediate issues were
concerned, it was not necessary to go
into the philosophy to 90 into the phil
The advocate., 1891-12-16

The position outlined above has been attained
By making elGn bright cOnOSnient paper the pr of 81
By giUing ats patrons only cla material and cs Wok obtain
By paying fSt-cIass prices.
By @ far honest and thorough discussion eey public question
By aluays telling the truth.
By furnishing proof erery coans
By employing the best urters public questions.
By the assistance Of its able corps Of correspondents
THE RECORD OF THE PAST
The advocate., 1891-12-16

Labor is prior to and independent Of
capital. Capital is only the fruit of la
Dor and could never have existed If labor
had not first existed. Labor is the supe-
rior of capital and deserves much the
higher consideration.
The advocate., 1891-12-16
The Leading Reform Paper Of
the Mississippi Valley.

We know will want the have It. With this
following ofe which
neglect You will observe that the subscribe
The advocate., 1891-12-16

} subscribers from the date their subscriptions
The advocate., 1891-12-16

And one copy FREE to sottor up of club of ten.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13

A!fSres de Fydgota gyadtsado Sr. .. Asstonio
Rhdrtgues A J0ns0.
para que cerre la boca ell que quiera ser dnarino
de por fuersa)
Don ALFONSO XII, REY CoNsTITUcIoNAL DE
RsPANA
Por cuanto en- atencion q las eircunstan-
cias que cOncurren en- D. Antonio Rodriguez
Alfonso, Practice del puerto de Puerto. Rico
He venido n conferirls la graduation lie Alf6-
rez do Fragata de Ia Armada por resolucion de
tres del actual Por tanto mando q los Ofcia-
les generates y particulares de todos los cuer-
pos de la Armada los de tOdas las armas
institutes del Ej6rcto, Intendentes, Ministries,
AutOridades y funci0narios de otros ramos, re-
conozcan al rsferidO D. Antonio Rodriguez Al
fonso por tai Alf6rez de Ffagata graduate do
la Armada, fin de que Be e guarden b sgan
guardian todas las honras, premnencias exsn-
clones que segdn esta clase le pertenecen,
que pressntado que sea este despacho, tirmaslo
por mi, refrezdado por sl Mnistro dc Marina,
con el cnmplaco del Presidente dc la Junta Sa-
periOr COnsultva del ramo al Jefe do la Secci0n
dc Contabidad, disponga Sc tome raz6n en- Ia
Intervention Central, y anote 10 conveniente.
-Dado en- Palacio once de Octubre 10 I'LL
OchocentOs ochenta = unO.-Yo eFRey.-fHay
un sellO dei Ministerio de Marina) = Fernando
de PdduG PaV5a.
Madrid, 80 de Octubre de 1SS1-Tom6 ra-
z6n y an0tese 10 convenients on La Interven-
cion de Ia Ordenacion general dc Pagos de Ma
rina.-J0aquS,s II. Zranda.
En- la Intervention de Ordenanza general
do Pagos de Marina Sc toln6 razon anoto 10
Observation-Disclosures, fecha Mt supra Kn-
n~el Beamosst1e 9 Ortiz
(CentinMardi
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=
Ante tus ojos de hinojos
mframe nina querida,
pues tus Ojos me dan vida
y muerte me dan tus oj os.
Tu nariZ me haee feliz
por 10 pertilada y recta,
pues no hay nariz tan perfecUa
como tn hermosa nariz.
Tu boca que me provOca,
es pana. de RIGA miel, !
Que boca l.. Dichoso aqu6l
que consiga... punto en- boca.
Tu tale luce en- la Gale
su forma esbelta y gentil,
pues tn talle es IN peril
es como el mimbre tn taHe.
Tu pie que tiene no s6,
mas Sc que me roba ell sueno,
tienes un pie tan pequeno
que me enamOra tn pie.
En- tn conjunto hago punto
elogiarlo indtll creo
puss, en- tn conjunto veo
de las gracias el conjurto.
SQu6 hayqQien ronde la Gallo,
va qui3n nacen mas feliz
tn boquita, tn nariz
tus ojus, tn pie tn talles...
YAque no acierto ell porous
pr6tendo causarte enoios.
deja que admire tus ojos,
hocs, nariz l lIe = pie.
II 3saaA i
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lladoiid don Mauro R.-mos, estimable caballe-
70 undo ppr los lazos del matriMonio 4 una
apreciable famHia de esta socielad
Ell entcrro Sc verified con las tormalda-
des de ordsnanza, asstiendo al acto un lucido
cortejo.
Reeiban nuestro pesame la sonora viuda
demas deudos del fnado, quien tuvimos
por unos de nuestros desinteresados amigos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13

la senorita Lola Fernssssiez, solo costo $50 90
Haaneda cofr.ente III 80 u cennavos como
nos hieieron decir anoehe.
So han embarcado hoy on al vapor correo
con destno q la Habana, los apreciables vein
tie ocho jovenes amigos nuestros, alumnos
de ensenanza superior que van someterse &
examen en- aquella UniveIsidad. DsseanOsles
muy fslicfsimo viaje = pronto regreso & Puer-
to-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13
Noticias de la Peninsula

De nuestros canges do Aadrid: 81
Los zorrillistas han desistids de recibir al
jefe 10 Ia sublevaci0n do Badajoz, Sr. AsenslO
Vega, en- forma de manifestation.
Acudiran muchos rspublicanos Ia esta-
cion del Norte psro sin dar aquel carAeter al
recibmiento.
Ha dicho el sr. Sagasta que 50 propone pa
sar tan solo tres dias en- Santander; que en- 81
banquete que en- dicha cudad SO ha de cele-
brar, Sc abstendra de hacer airmaciones con-
eletas en las cuestiOnes econ0micas, que,
acerca de estos asuntos, no SO acordara NADIA
definitivamentc en- sus conferencias con sl Sr.
GamazO.
segdn parsce, va no 50 noiiicara, la
modification sera de lnuy poca impertancia, 81
trazado del fsrrocarril del Noguera Pallaresa,
La causa es ell habsr surgidO dit1cultadss
para realizar 81 proyesto como deseaba la Jun
ia dc Gefonsa naciOnal.
Esta noticia ha producido muy buen efec-
to en- L6rida, segun participant dc aquella pro-
vincia
Dice un peri0dicO
Los amigos del Sr. Ruiz Zorrilla SO las pro-
neten muy fslices en- la proxima reunion % Ia
asamblea c0alicionista, esperan que por
gran mayOria, sinO pOr unanlmldad, 80 acOr-
da"a un voto de censura contra sl Marques dc
Santa Marta Otro de contianza para Ell Sr.
RulZ LOrrlila.
Segln telegramas de Cadiz, 80 han hecho
algunas prisiones, habiendo si1o registrada
por la polica la .edacci0n del peri6dico EI
SocidlistG, encontrando en- oil retrete un Pc
tardo envaeltO on unos papeles, con la mocha
preparada. Han sdo detenidos los Il anar-
qlistas que habfa en- el local, entre ellos el CO.
pocido Salvoschea
Los demas detenidos son: jose Ponce
,4rT Trhv T,,o, aSn Snn Afofrr Pn
driguez, Ramon Alvaro Casal, Jose Lahera Ca
no. Francisco Moyane Caro-, Manuel Hera Tos-
cano, Juan Basilio Estudillo, Ramon Maine
Abad, este de diecisiet9 amos; Juan lacias
Dominguez, Antonio Vera Sobato Antonio
Bocunade.
Han sido robadas en- Almeria todas las hala-
jas que poseia la vsnerada imagen de la Vir-
gen del Mar, cuyo imports ascendia mas do
ocho mil duros.
Los federaes organicos tampoco estan
con el Marques de Eanta Marta en- la question
promovlda por el Manifesto del pr6cor revo-
lucionario.
En- nombre dc dicha agrupacien, el ropre-
sentante de Ia mSma en- la cOalici0n revOluco-
maria, Sr. Moreno, publicara una carta en- los
perioi iicos repubcanos, declarando que no Sc
hacen solidarios de las nltmas manifestaciO-
nes del Sr Marques
Ell Dpntado por Cuba, Sr. Gonzalez Lopez
ha ceebrado uEa larga entrovsta con sl Mi-
nistro de Utramar para solicitar que SO haga
extensive en- las AntillaS la amnistia, Oh 10 que
SO refere los delitos de imprenta.
El Sr. Fable prometi0 llevar 81 asunto al
primer Consejo que SO veriique.
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VARlEDAlES

La habilidad de las damas no esta solamen-
te en- vestir bien, sno la vez sea con buenas
telas baratas. Pues para conseguir las tres
cosas, bueno, bonito barato en- ninguna parte
Sc puoien comprar las telas como en el Sig1o
XIX de Font Vidal San Francisco 80
70 no envidio los reyes NADIA ma. que
por 10 bien que comen. A ben que ell que
quiera conner como la Reina Regente con ir
La Catalina esta al otro lado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13
Noticia aIarmante y fresca

El vapor BNenos Hires trajo para el acre.
ditado dep6sito de tabacos La ULTRAMARI-'
Ma, un escojido surtido de ropa hecha, Ia
Ultima moda cosa de gusto Dicha ropa se
proponen ysndsr.a s precios tmitadisimos,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13
OJO OJO

Ha desaparecido ds Ia estancia de don Ra-
fael Margary Ell Hato Rey (Rlo piedras), Ell la
noche del ~ de AgosJo, un caballo cuyas senas
son las siguientes.
Edad sete amos, color negro, su a,zada Cd
cuartas, erin cola abultada, siendo de la pro-
piedah de don Francisco Perez, del concrete
de santurce al que 10 entregue Sc le gratifi-
cara. 15-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13

-Precioso.
4. -Todo, todo es de primera; voy corrien-
do Ambos Mundos, San Justo 81, para no
quedarme IN albis.-Copia contorme, doy ft.-
Gaseous
A1MAoEN D7 asus1oA
De OLIMPIo OTERo, ATocHA n. - Peac1
Musica para piano dos manos.
1ratmsr.-El judo Errante, walls facil... 40
Astea.-Nargnerits rcvuet, op. IL, FL
reuse $l.oU
Lansothe.-Manon, Opereta, Yas.. 90
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, D. jose Gonzales
Font.
En- un teatro de provincia.
En el decenlace de un drama Ia heroina
debe morir de un pstoletazo
Habiendo fallado ell arma, la actriz, sin
perturbarse, exclama:
ii Muero, primera yfctima de la p6lvora
sin hunIO!
Camas de hero finas ordinarias para
una persona, cochones metaieos para ias mis-
mas ca:nas de matrimonio, procurarlas en- el
almacen de los Sres n. Roman Co., Cruz z J
80. Puerto Rico.
Dos convidados conner no 1legaban, pa
sada "a Ia hora de la cita.
La sonora do la casa prsgunt0 los demaa
concurrentes 81 les parcels bisn que hiciess
servir la sopa
-Indudablente -respondl6 uno de clos !;
,'orqus comiendo, podemos espsrarlss misn.
tras que esperandoles, no comemos.
lQuiere usted comprar bueno, bonito y ba
ratof Quie.e usted ir la moda9 pues enca.
mine sus pasos La Elegancis Cwbasa, Forta-
leza nllm 40.
coMUNIcADo.
A mi amigo Timoteo Sanchez, CON asotiuo d.
los pfsimos versos que dedic6 d la nscmori0
del a'ssigne patric5o portorriQwe5as don JosI
Julian Ac0stG.
Eres haco largo teo,
Eres loco, y tn mania,
Es matar la pOesia
No prosigas, Timot6o.
stbre IL 1891. Rafael Dias Dias.
~ Casas q.e Sc yeconaiesad0n Ell BUEN
iUSTO, uno de los mejores salones do barbs
ria peluqueria de IL Capital.
Prop5etar5o J. Apellaniz, San Justo, n1
nero i6.--Perfumerfa extra superior. So admi
ten abonados.-Esmero Y limpisza.
PALIZA 4 UNA BRUJA.
Dice un periodico do la Peninsula
En- una casa pr6xima la plazuela de Santa
go hubo en- Jaen un albototo entire marido J
costilla.
La causa que movie el disgusto es la siguien.
te:
FL marido que zapatero, Observable gu.
su muer Sc levantaba media noche SO salfa 4
nn terralo de la casa.
Sospechando maliciosamente ell marido, s
gni0la y la encontr6 arrodillada ante un,
| mesita con dos cab0s de vela encendidos en- o
centro un puche'o de regalares dimensiones.
FL mardo noto que la mujer sacaba un objete
pendiente de un hilo y 10 volvfa meter dentro de
cacharro
Tranquilo ya por 10 que afectaba su honor
volviose la CANA fngi6 seguir durmiendo.
Pero al otfo da por la manana, Sc levant6 J
entr6 en- el teIrado, logrando hallar ell esconditt
del puchero.
Lo que tenia este eran dos palotes en- cruz 30
bre Ia boca, pendiente un San Antonio de bronc'
dorado, de ,lnos Scentfmstros, cudadosaments
metidO aqua.
Escam6se el marido; pregunto vscin'
como le dljeran que aquollo cosa dc brujerfa
cojio una estaca puso do pies eabeza come
| nueaa la mujer.
ENTRETENIMlENToS.
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ENTERTAINMENTS.
CHARADA

CHARADA
Las tres primey0s, naci0n antigua,
mi segunda, dos guantes son.
Que dos terciG mando en- seguida
cierto todo haca su naci0n.
iQu6 cuarta dice Case inaudito !
Pyim0 impossible, me repitio.
La boca al punto tres dos le mando
Yc.s0rta terc5G que me falt6.
Mayaguez. sss
CRIPTOGRAF1A
Dedicada al j6ven don Ramon Talazquidos
A,A,B,R,R,I,A,N,E
Fornar cOl estaS letrasel nombro apelli-
do de una vecina tuya de Mascara.
Un amigo.
$50 ALMANAQUE.-S etiembre-DOmingO Is.
XVII despu6s de Pentecost6s.-El Dulce nom-
bre do Maria San Felpe.-Catorce amos de
la rnlnOSa tOrmenta.
EFEMERIDE.-151O.-C del Rey
Juan Ponce de Leon, manifsstandole haber
mandado yer on el Consejo la causa de Juan
Ceron, Miguel Dfaz, e Br. Moralez
CoMUNICADo
<D0GUMENT0S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13

Dccn de Ponce;
En- Ia malana de aver SO do sepu.tnra al
primer teniente del Battalion Cazadores de Va.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13

Ell Dipntado por Cuba, ST. Gonzalez Lopez
ha ceebrado uEa larga entrovista con s Mi-
nistro de Ultramar para solicitar que Sc haga
extensive en- las Antias la amnsta on 10 que
SO refere los dolitos de imprenta
Ell Sr. Fable prometo llevar 81 asunto al
primer Consejo que SO verihque.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-13
A.MAoEN Da asusIoA

ALMAOEN DE- %USIOA
De OLIMPIo OTERo, AToCHA Ne r. PeRcH.
Musica para piano dos manos.
Hraenssr.-El Judo Errante, walls fAcil.. 40
AHGs-Aarguerits rcvues, op. -, FL
leuse. $1.5O
Aatsothe-Manon, Opereta, Vals.. 80
Para pedidos en- Ia Capital, D. Jos6 Gonzales
Font.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-05

Some interesting electro-culture ex-
periments described by Mr.. N Spec
new have given results varying with
the method OF applying the electricity.
Seeds Of haricot beans sunfiOwes and
rye were soaked, electrified and sown,
the plants Thus grown attaining greater
development and being brighter olored
than those from ~untreated seeds. but
showing no difference a yield
Other seeds were placed in a plot be
tween zinc and copper plates, which
were connected by their upper surfaces
80 as to establish a current through tho
earth, and an increased crop. and enOr-
nous size If the vegetables resulted
In a third experiment electrical coIlec-
tors were mounted On insulated rods so
as 10 give. a highly electrified armos
phere. Rye. corn, barley, peas, clover,
potatoes and fax were thus made to
give an average increase Of one-half in
yield. and ripening was hastened The
potatoes grown were remarkably free
from disease. New YORK Telegram.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-05

The deepest lake in the world is Lake
Baikal. in Siberia Its ares of over
1900 square miles makes it about equal
to Lake Eric in superficial extent; its
enormous depth of between 1000 and
$500 feet makes its volume of water
almost equal to that of Lake Superior.
Although its surface is 1850 feet above
sea level. It's bottom averages over
5000 feet below the same level.
America has a lake which. although
its waters are not as deep as those Of
the Siberian wonder, also bears a unique
distinction. IL is located in the Yose-
mite valley. and is called Mirror lake.
On account Of the height and sheer de-
scent of the surrounding mountains
the sun does NOT rise upon it until IL 80
o'clock in the morning and SETS seventy
three minutes later