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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
New York Cotion Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Cotton-Messrs
Hubbard. Price & Co. in their cotton circu-
lar tonight, say: Liverpool continues to
surprise the cotton trade by acting con-
trary to the opinions held on this side Of the
W tier, aud an explanation Of her decline to-
day IN the face Of Yesterdays firm market
can only be found in the easier feeling In
Manchester. Our cables state that
trade among clothing merchants is
becoming poor and they are con-
iirmed by adyices through other sources.
Under pressure OF selling orders our mar
ket opened lower, quickly regaining the
loss, and becoming firm when the light re-
ceipts became known TO ease again upon
the re .eipt of MessTs. X. Il. Wilson a Co.'s
estim tie of acres at 300 bales. Receipts
at ports to-day estimated at 1900 bales
against 2i.4S4 bales last week, and "A, III
bales last year. The spot market IL steady
at 1zc. advance I'm quotations. Niddling
upands 81: sales, ia bales. Transactions
in futures 5000 bales. Futures closed to
points higher as follows January 8, 2S@9.30;
February, 937@9.3S; March. s.j0@9.5l;
April. 9.G3@96I: May, 0.S3@9Sl; June,
9.S3@9.Si; July-August, 0.0l09.02; Sep
TENDER, 9.71@9.72. Liverpool spot cotton
closed steady, middling uplands, DIG;
sales. 12,000 bales. Futures quiet and
lG4G1.32 advance; January, 5.l6; JaLuaTy-
February, zig; February March. 5.l9@5.2O;
March-April, 5.22@5.23; April-Aay, 5.27G
5.2G; May-Junc, 5.26@3O.
Produce-Flour closed quiet and weak;
Gne grades spring, S2Gj@ 1926; do winter.
$500 1925; southern closed dull and
barely steady; trade and family extras,
Sf@$j. Wheat closed steady; spot sales
No. red winter, Sl03H@$l0lHc.; do.
January, $l04Hc. Corn closed steady;
spot sales No. mixed, 595s@DA; do.
January, 5l%c. Oats closed dull &c.
lower; spot sales No. white, State Doc
No. . mixed, January, 51lzc. Pork dull;
mess, $l1@$l2. Lard closed weak; January.
$G.1s. Sugar-Refined quiet; cut-loaf and
crushed. 6Hc.; powdered, lSc.; granu-
lated, j.9i. Coffee steady; fair Rio cargoes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
COTTON REPORT.
RICHMOND rOBACCO EXCHANGE.
lKsDorted for the Times.

lRsported for the Times.
trcvNosp. VA, Jan. IA -Oherings OF
tobaccos AT auction on Change Wednesday
January IA. 1891. Total offerings 40 pack
ICES West Virginia bright tObaccos;
one package sold at S3j, one 10 s2j.J0
three AT s25. one at $ai 80. one at $2l.jO, on,
taken I'm al S2l. one sold at S2l. one taken in
AZ s21 80. three sold al $50. one taken in a
sl9. one at SIS 30, TWO at $ls.2j. one at SIS
one sold at SIS, one taken IN at SlI.11, one
AZ Sl7. one 81 $l6.2j, one al $40. one sod n
SIG. one taken IN atSlo.oO, one sold M sl0.20
t,yo taken IN at SIS. one sold AZ SO, one nj
xI45O. one taken in nj Sl4, one sold at sli
,ne taken in ut Sl3. one sold IL SIS, oae al
go u. one at $l2, one at SLID, one al
III. p. one taken in at 81, one al so 10
one sold at $40, two taken IN at S9.5i; one
.old al $3.50. one taken in at $50. one al
s.. 25. one at $6.62H, one at 81, enc at $3.50
sales OF loose totaccOs on the break,
TO-DAY: shOckOe warehouse, S,27j rounds
highest price, SIS; Crenshau's warehouse
"a 955 pounds; highest pric:, so. Total
80, $50 pounds; highest. $l5
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
to-day: Wrappers, IL hogsheads; fliers,
hogsheads; smokers, 2 hogsheads; scrap
II hogsheads: cutting Tugs, 2 hogsheads
Total, 81 hosshsads.
Ofics OF the tobacco inspector reports IL
day. nspections-Bright, 3 hogshcads
| einspectlOns-Bright, h0ssheads; dark
| | hogshead.
Farmers. Wilson's, Virginia. Allegheny
Old Dominion, Crcnshaw's. Shockoe. Nears
Dayenport's, shelburne's aud seabrook'
warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
bOgshesds: deliveries, IS hogsbeads.
ONCE OF the collector Of the United State
Internal revenue reports collections Tor III
city OF Richmond today AS follows: Ia
paid on cigars and cigarettes, SLIT; Ia
paid on tobaccos, $2,925.ss. Total. y4,042.4
Registered at the Tobacco Exchang
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

What New England should have in Con-
gresa-is Younger men. The sons Of ouI
manufacturers who have learned TO take Oh
their coats and learned 20 put in ten whsle
hours per day: young men who can nina
their own business aud will devote then
whole time looking alter the interests OF
New England If we persist in sending
politicaI fossils 10 Washington, who spend
their whole time lighting the South
and the MormOns, our industries viii
slim away from us one by one un-
ali we are left out IN the cold vita only
granite aud hsh for raw materials. Thert
Is no other nation on earth that would pay
men 10 amlse themselves with the game OF
politics, while other sections, with shrewder
men, are taking our very foundation from
under us. We can only do one thing al
once. and il we allow our representatives, T.
attend TO tue business Of other sections. OF
necessity our own business must be neglect
ed. IL every manufacturer aud machine
euilder OF Sew England would demand oi
his servants at Washington what he De
mands Of his superintendent at home n
would b. surprised At the result. The
stream Of vitality would soon begin to now
u il. instead of from IL, as at present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
sn,nl.h nonor. 70 Oolumbu..

The spanish Government has decided, In
toad of erecting a monument TO common
orate the discovery Of America, as WAS first
proposed. 20 rebuild the port OF Palos, from
which Columbus sailed, aud erect wharyes
NJ la Rablda. n ar the convent IN which
tho great d!scoy.rer took refuge. Near the
convent pyramid or simple column VIII VIII
be erected as monument 10 columbus anu
dedicated on the iith OF October, iSSz. Inc
ninth congress Of Americanists, when ma,
net Annually in Europe for the last eignl
wears. Is to ba held ~ the convent vi Id
Rabida on the same day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Chicago Markets,

CHICAGO, Jan. AS. Y. White & Co.
telegraph e. W. Branch 4 Co. as follows:
Wheat-All Of our markets closed weak
and heavy. Quite an effort was made to
ball wheat on a reported decrease in coun-
try elevator stocks and some small engage.
menis for exports, bat the same old story
resulted, and the close is at bottom price OF
the day. Statistically, the wheat Is in a
strong position, but we do not care TO pin
our faith TO statistics, aud hence think
wheat will sell lower,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
Relurnsd nI. ren.lon oerllneate.

Secretary Noble has received a letter trom
John f. Hewitt, AN ex-s0lder and pen
siouer. now living ut Los Angeles, CAL, re-
turning his pension certificate for cancella-
ton. II have trusted this % God" he say 5
In his letter. land now ! feel 1t would BE-
wrong To receive pension, as ! am wei
enough to make my own liyiog without II
AT present" rne soldier served in Eleventh
ono Veteran Corps. The pension was
granted for chronic diarrh@a, bronchitis
injury of back ID disease OF mouth, the
result OF scuryy. The certificate called ioi
eight dollars per month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
mAHEErs BY TELEaRAPB.
Baitinors

BALTIMORE, Nd. Jan. I4.-Cotton firm !:
Imieuling, a2Ec. Flour quiet. Wheat
southern nrm; Fultz. a5c. @SL02; Long
berry. m@s1.O3; Western firm: No. 2
winter red, spot and January, gIL. Corn
Southern firm; white, 60g6ic.; yell
low, $1,000; Western STEADY; mixed.
spot 59@59l4; January. 5S7[; bid. Oats
firm; Rye quiet; Provisions quiet; Coffee
firm; Sugar strong; granulated, 1916;
Whisky quiet.
stocks-Virginia threes $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

w lave aspeeoyand POSITIVE cure tor Ca
tarrit, .Jiphtheria, Canker Mouth and Head
sche in SHILOH = Cal ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use II
Il you desire health and sweet breath. Price,
so cents. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
T. NJ Shields < Co. corner OF Filth aud Mar
lnpll nfraelE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
p,,s., p,les. Itching p,lssi

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and stinging; most VI night worse 10y
serrs which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
'oaa, cary acre. swayne's ointment stops
. ~ W., inc and bleeding, heals liberation,
s,o +, mos, cases removes the tumors. Al
S dru 81 or by mail, for 20 cents. Dr.
swsvne 4 son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
yOa SALE.
YOR SALE.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Beautiful Residence Lots for
Sale on Monthly Payments
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE UNTIL JANU-
AIRY ISL.

For purchasers desiring IL TWENTY-FIVE
HOUSES will lie erected during the next
year and old on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances for homes ever offered. Lots
will tie sold without contracts for building
where desired. no 2l-tI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

FITS. Al Cts stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve RestOrer No fits after first
DAYS use. Marvellous cures. Treatiee and
$500 trial bottle free 10 lit cases. send 70
DE-. Kline. 92l Arch street. Philadelphia Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

summons LAYER Regulator - ,'I sas yx'
az ss ,p 70 BIssop 81 North Carolina:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
THINGS The BOYS LIKE
This is Our Hobby and
We Ride it to Win.
ALL OF Qua DEPARTMENTS ARE FL 1t
OF GOOD THINGS SUITABLE FOR
PREsENTS.

ALL OF gu X DEfAlsiMENlo Am ~ tt
OF GOOD THINGS SUITABLE FOR
PREsENTs.
Gents Furnishing GOods-such as Neck
wear, Hosiery, SILK Handkerchief and Mu'-
ders. FINE Suspe ndefs, Embroidered ~hitts
lnderwear, Canes. Umbrellas, Jewellery,
etc.
Hats--all the lates Shapes at popular prices.
Sporting Goods-fenDls Racket and sap
plied: root Balls. Base Balls. and Gymna-
sum outfits OF all kinds. Don't forget your
dog-Dog Collars, Horns, etc.. Bicycles. Iri-
cycles. VelOcipede sulkies. Buckhoardh.
Express Wagons, Barrows. Prices,the low
est, and best ofall. We
CARRY THIS LINE OF GOODS ALL THE
YEAR BOUND
Mechanical Toys. steam Engines, Beats
Cars. Magic Lanterns. Photo outfits, Games
OF All Kinds, Tool Chests. Toy PIANOS, Nnsl-
cal Instruments. Guitars, Mandol MS. liar'
monicas. etc. In fact we are chock full o
good things and right up 10 time.
A. K. & G. <. SCnAAP,
GIT EAST BROAD STREET.
- ldel3i
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GRiIT AND COTTON Exon ANGIE.
SICH dOND, Va, Jan. II, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat. POO bushels.
Corn ,63S bushels.
Oats-l 900 bushels.
Rye-G00 bushels.
Mil otlAl-30 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SIC tErART.
Corn-710 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
Wheat LongDerry, 9ic. TO Sl.Oj. Mixed
az. to $l.O4. Shoriberry, 93c. 10 Sl.OJ.
Corn-White, CSC. to SIC. Mixed, 62c. +
So.
Oats-White, No. =, SIC. to j2lIc.; Mixed
No. ?. 52c Rejected, l3c. to 4Sc.
Rye-75c. 10 7Sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15
See That You

are not left. Take a few shares Of Freder.
icksburg Development Company's stock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

today. Geo. Il. Tyler. Buchanan, Va;
noh j.. NJ. Neal, Danville, Va; Allen Il.
Tneyeatt, Atlanta. Ga.
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The point is still given cut 70 buy Rich
s0nd aud West Point. The buying has
'Doen largely by insiders, who say. that the
',yf 10 good for - 1T least, especially as
us'fohations are pending that will give the
,n Az Terminal company absolute con-
u1l " all iis property.
Lsfnlnys-kichmsnd and DAnyIlle sys
~ FIRST week la January. 1891, 1891 800;
wv 's's,o1O; Increase, sl2,s50.
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JAY GoULD's APPEARANCE.

god deal has been said in the papers
laieN about kr. GOuld's in health and gen
era physical decay which had set In on
him. la some respects the reports have
been correct. lie has grown thin and old
10 iooks. There is no doubt about that;
Out then be has gained look OF alcrtness
aud qulckBesS Of movement which formerly
eid not distinguish him. The sinister look
las Disappears from hi. face entirely. and
hi' fapidly whitening beard and hair gives
nun almost benevolent cOuntenance. lie
l'sIocky, powerfully built. and solemn. The
contrast between a profound and thought
Iul looking soh, who Of late has grown stout,
hno TIE amisble and chatting father is very
Nffups, .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-15

In the United States Criminal Court this
morning, Judge Benedict presiding, mo-
tion was made on two TECHNICAL points &,
quash the indictment against James A.
simmons. who was concerned i'm the wreck
ing Of the Sixth National Bank. Judge
BENEDICT reserved his decision.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22
FotografIa en.a.... prosa
{ DE La CAPITAL J


Mi vecina es muy simpatica, muY virtuo-
sa = tan esbelta como .reza sn apellido. Els
hu6rfana padre y madre, natural de Caguas,
TERRA de las muchachas bonitas, tiene dos
hermanas muy graciosas Y un hermano, todos
mas j0venes que ella. Adenas tieEe uua pri-
mita como de IA 8 Is abries que. mire us
ted. -. vale mas no hablar de ESQ.
Sc llama fni fotografada como Sc llaa6
una de las hermanas de Napoleon |, celebrada
duqnesa de Toscana, y aunque vive en- esta
Capital en- la Gale de la Fortaleza entire Tanca
San JuStO, con muchO pesar mio, esta actual
mente de temporada en- una casa de la calle de
la Cruz, como 81 dij6ramos metida entire ell as
tro que preside los dias ell que preside las
noches entire el Sol y la Luna.
.ts' Els blanca, muy blanca, mi SemblanZada
con un tale esbeltisimo luce unOs OiOs gar
sos, melancolicosy hermosos que me traen de-
.sesperado una cabelleras color castano, que
la hace aparecer mas agraciada todavia.
Dos detalles concluyo su padre fue
farmaeeutico, y reside con su hermana espo
sa de un empleado de Hacienda, persona muy
apreoiable, pero que DO por ESQ deja de apli-
carsele la Icy del Timbre, al que del tinlbre SO
salga.
..'a. No Sc 81 tiene novio, nejor dicho, me cons
ia que no 10 tiene; pero. he dido hablar de
que un joyen comerciante esta hacienda m6ri-
tos por eseaiar el cieIo de sus esperanzas,
He dicho. '@
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22
OTRA DE SAN LORENZO

rs.. .Gsecordais ,el nombre de una mujer que nos
lego la historic anido al de Cort6s e...s
.Asf es 81 barrio en- que mora mi simbl0's
gGdG 7 cerca "del manso rio que con sus auras
le acaricia", como diria IN poeta trasnochado
1ts' Afuy negrOs cabellOs, (cOmO endriua Y
ebano), frente que al i0palo roba color, artfs-
tica nariz mejillas de rosa; ojos que parecen
OscurOs diamanteS eXtraidoS la diadema de
una diOsa bOca de grana perlaS, de aliofaf Y
p1rpura,, que al sonreir muestra unOs hO-
yuelos tentadores en- barba que enYidiara una
Venus de MiO Ia simbOlizan: eburnea mano,
pie de nino, aifoso talle y exquisite sensibili-
dad que son ell laSo que un6n sus gracas
% virtud mue1te" es su lena; pues
educada en- esa escuela, posee aqu6lta en- alto
grado 7 tan sencilla como discreta, eneanta
con SuS trato al que tiene el placer de COMO
cerla siendO asi cOdiciada .su amistad
NADIA de amores dire, no querieudo procu-
rar descorrer el velo con que pudorosa 0eulta
Ia mujer los secretos impfesiones delSH aIs
All dichoso el que conmueva1as ribras
desn coraz6nl y. -. ..........
IS. Mi getrGt0dG es hja de sni>tocayo, del ri
val del c6ebre N0s5dwNs (que inmortaliz0 los
nombres de LanieOy de Aldama en Pavia),
siendo su indicadO padre persona muy apre-
ciada en- la lOcalidad saniorenze1a en- dOnde
desempel6 hasta POGO ha IN cargo gubernati-
vo, que renunci0.
~ Rl seguildo apelIdio de mi totodYafada
reeuerdG. al general que Ell 1861 forn10 con
Morillo un tratado, supFimiendo una vocal al
de igual graduation cue publico la republica
on M6gico 81 aflo % y fue derrotadO por Sa-
muel Neuston en- las llanuras de San Jacnto
on 1882. El primero, 10 llev6 81 h6roe del Ca
lao que celebriz0 la Erase de !" honra sin bar.
CO.'S"
q. No termino sin consignar dos detalles
mas
Jvinisa Ell Instruments favOritO de las fran
cesas que trae la rnernoria Ell nombre de
Litz y baiIa... hasta all
8n Puerto Rico AbFil 1892.
Seppsr- -tdem.
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lady GINA

perfecciona on el padecer, como dice el Ii .
bro de Tobias. Repltale que Dios dice que
el que llora sera cOnsOadO, perO es acu- ..N.
diendO Ell; y cuando yea usted que pue- ss
do presentarme sin incOmOdarla, avfse-
me usted. @ss s.s. .sat.@ II a&
Ell Cura Sc fu6 Ia tia Maria volVi0 i
entrar en- el cuarto de la dolieate Esta
habia caidO rendida de su desalientO de
sesperaci0n en- una pOstraci6n inerte,
aparecia blanca s inm0vil sobre su lecho;e~
su cabello estaba sueltO y on desOrden .'a
sus ojos a medic cerrar, parecian estar sin a3.
vida sus nnanOs estaban cOnvulsivamente 4a
crispadas, Su respiration era nonda Y fati- u
gosa. Tan rendido como ella, en- la ac-g@
titud del mas profundo desaliento, estaba s=s1s
SentadO. el Doctor al IadO Opuesto de Ia 1854
CANA. :a s.ss vas sss. ssfts @a5
La tia Maria entr0 y SO sent0 al lados~ 10
de la CANA Immediate la puerta y fu6 dI.
ciendO una despu6s de otra las siguientes
trases que no eran eScuchadas, nj mucho
menOs cOntestadas.
]. Con que. sonora, Vamos va des-
cansando IN poquito
Az, sonora isoy madre. mo SO me sg
oculta 10 que estara sufriendo su cora
zon.... porque, en- tocando los nijos las
penas no tienen comparaci0n con OtFas. s
Pero Dios aprieta no ahoga. Las
penas son llamamientos. Yosotros que Os
sentis cargadOs bajo el peso de Vuestra, Il
naiseria venid a. mi, dice ell Senior. rge
SenOra, tome ssu merced IN POGO de {
caldo que 10 voy traer; que DiOs prOhf.8tt5
be-Que tiremos 4 matarnOs, y QuieIe que
lIevemos las penas con conformidad como
su Santa Madre. 3 A Gf I'LL
Lady Virginia hizo con su cerrada ma
no una senal negatiya 4 la oferta de Ia
buena mujer. s
Tened, presente, sonora, prosigui6
6sta, que dicen las EscrituEas que Dios
caStiga Quien anna, Tobias que la ViT.
tdd So perfeceiona 81 81 padeeer,
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sECCION DE ANUNCI0s
or @ o5 O

Venta de un tFapche nediano acabado dc eli
tamborar, sn esqueleto cuatro miiarras, en- per-
fecto estado.
Cuatro fondos de diveFsos tama1los pala mie-
les.
Carretas, carros caballos para industria dc
guarapO, tamben Sc aquan
Un crOncher ameriranO ntimelo dos todo de
hierro, casi nuevo; pesa 80 quintales, maza prin-
cipal lie IL por 18 pulgadas con sus dos mijarras
proiucende $500 galones de guarapo diarios.
Alambiques pequefOs alquitaras y molinos
para mafz.
Cerra circular con mesa voiaute Palmitas
de coco para trasplantar.
F. Ramos.
Luna so, Puerto-Rico. s-2
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pide consuelo a quien solo puede darse-
To-. :. como 10 ha de hallar?

P1O0 GOnau5lO d QAlO1 SO1U 9u0uO uctL00~
lo.... como 10 ha de hallar
--YeamOs, pues, de prOGurarselO, re-
puso el Cura, Dfgale usted, tia Maria, que
estoy aquf y que deseo consoIarla. ~
La tia Maria Sc apresur6 a cumplir Ell.
eneargO perO tOdOs sus esfuerzos para To-.
grar 10 que deseaba fueron vanOs. al oir
anunciar una persona extrana, un Cura
pG0it0, I'm entremetido, a. un huscadOr
de p"os6litos, Lady Virginia Sc estremeci0
y respOndi0 con decision que no pOdia, que
no queria yer nadie.
Senior Cura, nj pOr los catalOnes
quiere su merced yer nadio, dijO la bue-
ma anciana saliendO de la habitaci0n de la
enferma NADIA no quiere resignarse, nj
4 quiere consuelos, nj OR la palabra de Dios.
No hay peor ciego, padre, que ell que no
Quiere YER; nj peor dolOr que el- que no
auiere ser oonsolad0s
- Como ha de sen, tia Maria la luz
de Di0s entra en 81 alma por la voluntad,
u 6sta la CANA p0r la persuaoi6n; pero no
sc puede imponer, contest0 ell Cura Va
que usted Sc acerca ella sin que la re-
Chace, pruebe listed a ablandar su cora
I G6n, y yea de atraer l6grimas sus oios,
que estas acallar6n las maldiciones en- sus
labi0s.
- 70, senior Curai axclam6. la buena
anUiana, que no tengo estudi6s nj Sc leer.
4 Qu6.le puedo 20 decir, nj como atendera
q las palabras de una rustica como yo7
Las cosas de -Dios, tia Maria, con-
test0 ell Cura,s las <saben los rdsticos como
y los sabi0s p0fque estan al alcance de to-
dos, todas las eneieFra el libcito de Doc
trina, yn1uchas Veces So ha revelado Dios
d los sencillos que hall6 mas sumisos, y Sc
ha ocultado a los subidos que halo sober
bios, Trate usted dc atraeE esta sonora
que no tiene Ia, Re cat6lica, a nuestras
santas creencias que uns buen prop6sito
vale tant6a los ojOs de Dios como una
buena obra. Digale usted que Ia virtud Sc
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Han resuelto bien todos los entretenimien.
tos de. anoche >. 44aGgYGmsa: Srta. Margarita
Perezyy Angel "a. Martinez Logogrifo: Pirolo,
Srta. O. F.gC. Y El Marques de Rompe Y Raja,
Isidoro Gonzalez Bonilla Y " B. Sotillo, Srta.
PiiaF AnfossO.-F8tgG de VOcGEeS: Periquillo,
Srta. Margarita Perez y Angel A.. MARTINEZ, Un
desgraciado, E.. AcOstaIH Hernandez, Tn. desdi.
chado, 4. Carder0n Cruz, J. Sicardoy Srta.a Pi-
lar AnfOsso, Srta. Maria Santfn, g. Manzanal
Claudio, o. Chayert, " OlIer, a. y. Herrera, Srta
NJ. Cabrera, L. A. b. Srta Anita Garcia, IsidO-
70 Gonzalez Bonilla Y Y. B. Sotillo, E. Ortas
r, G. e. espuela de orc, F. P. Laiteu, El Curri-
lIo de 10 tramoya del teatro, la Marquesa de
Rompe Raja, A. U. r. Spiquirilloni, I'm COLO
con sombrero de panama, La negra en- batalla,
NOTA:-No Sc adniten soluciones por ell
-Buz0n della -CoRREsPoNDENGfA que no. o.vengan
en- una cuartilla i octava~de papel espanol.
HASTA AHoRA sierrpre rla dado los resul-
tados benefcos que Sc esperaba de Ia combi-
naci6n.
54't.s Chicago Noviembre z, 1878.
54 He recetado La E5psmIS56,s de Scott de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao, ETC., q nluchos de
mis- enfermos con resultados muy halaguenos.
Rara ha sido la vez en- que ha sdo toDada con
repugnancla, pueS es cOmparatlYament de
gustO agradab1e el estomago la acepta,
hasta ahora siempre ha dado los sresultados
beneflcOs que Sc esperaban de Ia combination
Su alto. S. S. Adms Allen, NJ. D: LID,
Presidente Y Professor de Medicina Elemental
Y Practica en- Rush Medical College, Chicago
Ill. EStados Unidos.
Muy s6noreS mfos COncurro en- 10 que
dice la anterior recommendation pues he nsa-
do el re1edio vafias geces. Jos p. Ross, A. I,
MD, Professor de Medicina Clfnica Enferme-
dades del pecbO, Rush Medical College, Chica-
go. ILL., Estados Unidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22
Santos So

Observation-Disclosures, %. Santos So
tero = Cayo.
-EFEMERIDE. -Acuerdo fjando la fuerza
de la guardia veterana de la Isla, Goa la arti-
ller1a para tempo de paz en- 2,419 plazas Y
para el de gnerra en- 1859, incluyendo la mi
licia, marinerfa, TAG lanchas botes otros bu-
ques memories.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22
Baquero y Candara

Tienen coustantemente de venta eerveza
CftSttGnttsG
Caias de I daceaas de botellSs $92
Caias de 6 dorenaS nedias bntelists %0f
para la Isla ago. las prmeras ) . 81 lsa.
segundas,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-22

A la persona que mejor describa, juicio
de una comisi6n nOmbrada al efectO, los ben6-
ficios higi6nicos y econ0mieos que Sc obten-
drian con el derribo de las murallas de la Capt.
tai, SO le regalara un surtido completo de los
excelentes cigarrillos de la Habana Las Paine
rGS y su trabajo sera publicado gratuitamente
en- las columnas del popular dario LA CORES
PoNDENCIA DE PUERTO-RIGO. ...a...
Sc admiten los escritos hasta 81 dia 90 del
corriente inclusive, Los agentes de los ciga-
rrillos Las P0laserGs, San JusTo 81.
Soluci6n los entretenimientos de anoche:
--Logogryo! Carlos Ramon Vazquez-AmG-
grGneas Gloria Gavino Rend6n. F5eg0 dc coca