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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-22

FLOUR AND MEAL.-FLOUK-The buying was more
general IN this department to-day and up u the regular
close the dealings reached fully 900 bbls sacks
with early buoyanoy IN wheat holders were in.
clined ask slight advance, and the position. taken
altogether, regarded as strong, IN the way OF
trading high grades had especa. attention mainly for
home use. Spring WheatS dealt in quite freely,
some OF the iancy brands being held 5e l5GS6 p.
export snohe feature, liberal purchases
being made both Ter England and the West indies
Fxtra SO zoe - so; 400 bbls City Mil - 2OdS6 80
Tor west indies; 21,3o0 bbis Minnesota Extras So so
CSC some held Aj 1Jd46 IS 10000 obs Winter
Wheat Extra SO S0a$5 90; zoe hbls hup,rfne 81 50
asa Is LOCO bbls Fne S3a % 80. Quotations; City
Mn West Indies, IS 2JSSo 80; Patcnts % 5OdS6 Low
Extras - S0eS4 30; Winter Wheat low grades, So Is
as So orinsly 70 choice 81 6O6S5 10; fancy SIS 2Od
IS 81 Patents ordinary 70 choice, - l5de5 81 fancy,
s5 300 - 90; Minnesota spring Wheat. low extra 80 50
staights common 70 9acy. 81 71&s5 fo Patents ordlary
to cfoc - gOuS5 IS fancy, SO 6JdSG Superne 80 so
6S4 IS, spring and wintor; fine ds3 So spring and
winter Market c.oSed hIn- .--:-. 50 IHtRN FLOUR
Rather qu!.t but ye,y 4rnly held sales, Loo nbis,
Fa,1 ExiTas a 50 s. % Patents 81 s5a5 60
rye FLOUB-Rule> A. nrn prices, with fair deuand
sales SIS bbls Superine a. s. 50a 20 CORN
NEAL~-fn fair request. Yellow Wes cm quoted nc
s9 40FRi Brandvwine at ~ O5. 81 'es 80 blls.
GEAIy-WDEAT-The'e was further increase IN the
volume Of speculative trading to-day and the market
Element over IA 900 600 bush changed Lads and for
short time the 'bul'' side held full sway. This was
drne the carly session, whom the foreigners liberal
frrers and shorts" oil points covered quite freely
stinula.ns noNs from abroad, At period there
rise OF fully the f0v0rte options but late the
dov bere was general selling both for long "sholt
account ard the market suffered sharp break. Prom
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felp nOanlco


4 CENTS And CANN AsSEESi male OF
n male; S3 ~ ., dlny Wo1is SUR
experience unnecessary h9 taking r.
ouired exclusive terfltOry given. " pa
fculars address l. PUTNAM s. CO., West
WinsJcd, Conn.
Males
A RE YOU seeking emplovmontl Do you
n wish 10 rhanGcl POsit Oh, ~ eN ~
las auickly procured through Ills medium
ue.y orders every mail 33 ucn placed sat
urdav. NEW-NOkK BUREAU, Gazette
OGCe. $50 Broadway corner h-h-st
A GEMS. Most wonderful I'd ert sing de-
n vice ever known sells 10 every mef-
chant; big pay steady woIk. ARC j..
MIG. CO.. Racine. WI.
A DyERTIsEMENS,Ts FOR THE NEW :,
n YORK IkibukLt. III ~ y, E sE
No. .3Ss BP, adway, corner Thirty. hIs:.st. .
ITO BfCadNay, corner 26th-sti tntl .
y N: go West Twenty. thiru-st., corner
Ethtave. 1852 sth.aye.. 163 fCurh-avs.'
corner touFteenth-st.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Friday, Aug 21.-BEEVES- Receipts. 155
carloads of $40 hoad14 carloads for export in dress
quarters, Al carloads for shipment alive, 80 carloads
dtoct 10 city saughtcrers and 81 carloads for salA
Market active on light supply ana 1cc higher on all
grades. 49,, 60. ia -. % -7e- "a
nor 100 n; Texas and Colorado do, al 50 roast 50 ),
buus at ~ 6Od$2; Cows, AZ 80 3od~ -.
Cable adyoss received to-day report the markets for
refrilrated beef c lower, with average salts Of %sd
" SSipments today will 90 live cattle the Bncroy
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fIefs Go Eel. RuturHlsned

THE CLEVELAND, 90
IZ6-I3O kast 2ith-st.
Large and roOmy fats TO Mt nnf.rni me. ned
,,o1n hopthfnber or October every room
ilioht I'D open to outside Hight and air {,
.isTpIe closets. sc rents from 81 200 ;
.bawn 10 a. II. % 3. p. N. owner fesluehs.
79JC HE FIFTH AVENUE I.o37 and
I e3s Fifth.ave., cCfner eoth-et-H4 Az
CANT apartments Of 10 loGms S,u , a. team
imnrOyep euts, including eleNsDDfs anu s.oal"
heat: extra inducements. Apply 70 supoI-
intendcnt at the building. ----
EOONs. 80 3 rooms. ~ 30 rooms
4 s. 20 Stationary tubs 10 l,t ~ -IO
West Glst-st.
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speculation and export 500 bales American bales.
SpO6 mafket-Dui but steady; mddling 7-l6d. Man.
chester mdrke'-Yarns quiet but steady cloths quiet
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY STATEMENT.
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G cunlrp ! eal gslate Q, fet

A 4 kOSELLE, n. j., "a house, with II
n rOOns corner house large grounds,
all In complete order shade, etc. con-
leoielt 70 depot; rent, 40 per mon u very
143 Liberty-st.
GOUNTRY AIR with city comforts and
v co0yenienees; Granville apartments,
yfoyo-s.., Eat Orange. y. j.. large
isbt rooms ard large private piazza sil
~ pOstln Mt team beat 90 ora JdnlHt
Elsphs and plans With 4. ID. PALMfH,
40 Broadway. or JsnitOr Oh premises
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DressmaklH9.

A KTisTIC DGE>saAaI&t' II.
n ting costumes, JacGetS ana WIlSPs
MOTEL orders ~ short notice. MMe' y" N'-'
2G2 West 23d-st. A---
A RTIsTIC 1sllO,-mOdt suit from so u.
n guaranteed also sumner ana evening
JIf.sgs: dressH9kers sent out by the uAJ
DKESSMAKEE. 1Ol West -ltl-st.
A RTIsTIC observation-disclosures
"A fashions; unique designs hotel ofati,
al short notice; most rea sonaL.e pu9.
Voods purchased II desirei MIS-. McFL-
ROY, 81 Lat 9th-,J., opposite p-hhhR >.
FFSSMAKER co. Exper!rnced, stylish
~ draper anu good filter wishes more Gus
toners. Ms. VIVA ROBINSON, 30 "eaS
Jlst-st.
IRST-CLASS Partisan dre,smakcr. new
J. establishm mt wishes more custom ers
at home suits. SO and 50 up. Madame
ABLL, 102 West l7ti-st.. one hight up.
+, AIDES TAILOR, discngagcd sey-rai
IL evenings in the week, Wopld llke %
perfect several isdies In the art Of scientihc
cutting and ltting. ROYAL, Tribune once.
AIDES TAILORING and DKESsMAH-
IL ING.-lS year, experience perfect ~
ting. line suits. % up "a nours notice.
h. KALLAGE. 9 East i4th-st., neAl 6th-4v-
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fel1 Wdnteo.

Males.
4 GENTS.-To sell new advertising device
n 10 merchants. manufacturers and at
offices; big pay; steady WORK. ARC il.
AlFOi. CO., Racine, Wis.
= OLUMBUs CITY, Alabama, one Of the
- future great iIVa cities $50 stock and
good lot for $50. payable - ca-h aud -
monthly: reference book free. H.
EEN INDUSTRIES CO., 81 Broadway.
TV ETRoPOLITAN AGENCY, many years
IN establish TaliaGo and very success.
iul IN pl>clne men IN good positions or.
dcrs continually coming In for all kinds Of
male help; particular attention riyen 70 bet
ter cluss Of positions. METROPOLITAN
EMPLOYMENT AGEN'H. 40 B'way.
MN TsD.-Sa- snen % ssia5 or com.
W MISSION ~ haAdle IN New Patehs
Chorlcal INK Erasing p, ell the greatest
ceiling novelty ever TrOdu ID eraseS INK
thoroughly III two seconds no sbfaSion o.
raUar 200 % 900 per cent OfDiit one agent :
sSes amounted 20 $500 in six days another
$50 IN TWO hours. We want one energetic
General Agent Tor each State and Territory.
For terms and full particulars address
Tub MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La
Crosse, Wis.
Females.
ANTED.--At BOZ East f9th-st., neat
W ll-recormendcd girl Tor eenIf2l
housework good home FOR tho right p.l-
sOa.
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Business CbGnrts.

~-~-~-----~-~ ,,..,.ttfug - les.
A VERY SUCCESSFUL Tdsy ta l,,ssc 21S
e,n-v atsI.cfsss house need apply esj, tuI '
nlsS co"a security. Address WOish@A
Tubune o1ics. n ,.c.o-
"A 10 invest IN naDufactuilhg sleg,iIi. s,os
trade aeaneistsrcs and experienced 1bd some
money. and now successfully ~ tiAO
reiePancss must be uuquestlGi iOle. az
dress SAFE INVESTMENT, IfiDuhc OI'ee-
A NNOUNCEMENT.- Mesmerisisn thyIi,9P.
y tisnD taught with sensitive, ~ SA ia
mental instruction. pf. McSAhnt - =, pa" Ia,
years expenencel. 8is West 5oth-st., CeH'
tai PARK --
:. Af.OON al bridgeport, Conn low REM Hd
= main stfe-t. be busino.s lool ,Ist.l AUG
bowling alley. Write 70 ID. y c Bf'A--~'
FIELDER 4 Co, New-HaVen' Conn
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Quotations arc based American standard Of cassdca
STAINED.
Coed Ordinary I'D JIG Low Mjddlins - q GIG
fri 4

Strict Good OTdinary.5 Ills MiddlhE.+...........7T
In the speculative line there fair degree OF ANNA
uon anq an unsettled market, with frequent variations
DufOg the early session the temper was quite strong
and shorts - were free buyers steadier Liverpool
market aided the bulls aud prices quicAy advanced
At period there rise VI 5u7 points The crop
however continued ayOrable and later in the day
there was considerable realizing which the market
suffered break final figures showed reaction OF sac
points. Sales, 95, 200 bal -
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Llomesnc GituG1Cus nan1eo


Females
a NIDDLE~AGED American lady would
"a like position a. attendant % an invalid
OF comparison 10 a widow willing " be use
ui also 10 travel 1SS keap-st, Brook
Nn, J.. ID.
-A.-MRs. MALMBEIG. Swedlsn I'm
"A. Pigment Bureau, 3j2 4th-aye2 !
Alcht up. same side A. Madison square Gar.
den.-Competent help FOR private families.
4 LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
n htNI HOU oE.-f0r hotels and Irl.
yate families; nrst-class male and female
Eelp, with references; clsy and eouhlfy.
~ Ass; ILO1D'o l55 Ctn-ave.. Attn eouss
above lOth-st.
a POSITION wanted as jlait-1ss FOR
IN nat or % care lOf private mouse Deat
% refgcnces. Mrs. KEBhCCA YOU M,
i3l West lStb-st.
ALL KINDS Of German servants with
"a hrst-elass references always on na a5d
for city or country. T. SOM IN II HEN y
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 10 Sd-aYe'' Gear
sth--t.
AZ EXPERIENCED Sco,chwOman OF
n middle age, would IKE pOsiuOn. as at
tendant % Invalid OF elderly iady; Or as
general hOusskeeUer ran fg.'1 an brst rel
vr''hses. Address Box 10. rrlbGne ounce.
NOOK.-scotch Canadian Protestant; has
u good personal references. Win Mrs
BACON, $50 6th-ave. -.----.-----------
= OArPANION.-By a refined young lady.
= graduate OF seminary position - COM
pani0n would like 70 travel IeIsrchees'
Address ]. NJ, 1870 DMnouIh-st., Boston,
Mass. ------------.
CoMPETENT female servants with ilrst-.
Y clats references can be- Obtained AZ
Mrs. SOUTHWICK'S SerNa1ts' Agency,
East I25th-sL, between Madison and 9th
ayes
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IOr Sale.

1GI EGle.
At REDUCED PEICES.-oO0 second
n la q wood and ifln working machines
fully guaranteed machinery bought anu OK
changed. GEOI.GE y. EDDY, 5oS Ma0r
eOI-st.
A BAKGAIN.-TWo corner liquor stores
~ COoa business iOcat .ol. MchLDN
CO., 7ts Bedtoidavc., BIoolyn.
NOR SALI.-Mahogsuy plush poIlor suit
4 = pieces. almost new. SChl'ODI-i''
800 West 33d-st
ENOR SALE.-Hale y K!ibum iine7. rod
Ing bed, prifect; as soSd as new. DOC-
TOR 1890 Bioadvay
g'OK SALE.-At a bargain. SEAL JOB
4 printing cstabi hmcnt Win power a!a
modern ftciEties near NeW-l Qrk Clt- Han
Address b. II. p. lao BroaaNay : Hlyli.
EOR SALE.-Neat market good Location
4 c.ta g'ished 8 years god b1sin,s'. Nv
East 3oth--t.
VNYPEWRITER.--Eeminrton 70. 2, good
l condition for sale or rent; bargain.
TYPEWRlTER, p. o. Box 601.
VTIOLIN.-Two fine old vioiins for sale
Address g. i53 4th-syt. ----
81. 800, 600 ,d HN4 6,norc = S' " 8
onward. Illustrated catalogue free. DANIEL
T. BEATTY, Washington, y. }.
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HtaI estate 10 Gfehanqe

{ T.lsS az Ssypnty-nins Broadway,
Desirable city and country property TO eX'
change. Photographs.
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mork WanIeD.

Females.
- TENOGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
~ 10 Business Men
without charge 70 either party.
WYChOtF, SEAAANS 4 BENEDICT,
81 Broadway. New-YorA
6, Topographic WORK and all forms o.
~ typcNTitiug done reasonably and prompt
iy; work called fOr and delivered. Ad'
dress >rENOGRAPHER, 1855 Wcst l05th-st
TTNYPEWRITER.-L Lady, with caligraph,
Z desires employment at home or In an
office, Of 10y wages knows some short hort;
Buldn1
va ANTED.-A position as contralto IN
w church choir. address Ii. Z. w,
station NJ, New-Xork City.
W. ANTED-By educated young lady, IN
w dorstaRding bookkeeping. position a.
stcnOgraI her; some experience good refer
enccs. BOX l.. Brocky.ile. ontario
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Work WaHteo

Males.
V)CNG MAN, %, wants work at any
thing; assistant bookkeeping or Office
clerk preferred Al references; no can
vlssing. T.. L., 223 East 33thst.
Young MAN desires position rs chip
l ping clerk with a hrst-olass house
doing large business who viii pay fair
salary. EXPERIENCE, Box 10, Tllb.
uns Qhiea.
" DUNG MARRIED MAN, thoroughly
posted In custoI-hOuse business and
good accountant, desires a position In some
mercantile house. Address 5. FINKEN.
NERG 25S East 7sth-st.
VOUNG NAN, IS, would like situ0ton IN
L O1lce OF wholesale house satisfactory
rofer noes. i. r. D.. 1i2 Wllson-st., B'klyn.
YOUNG German teacher, . months In
hi s6 country ~aI Ia isaf{e employment
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miscellaneous.

IGHEST cash price paid Tor all sin45
"a Of stores and stocks OF nicr, n2nai ~
city OF country. address MICHEL, ~
BUshwick ave, Brooklyn.
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Gin ncal Csiatc for Sale.

81. STORY Oueen Anne. IS IT,. Maintain
- ave, 1Ofth-st.. $4,000. STEW Ems,
9th-ave. and 1O4th.st.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
A LADY, obliged to 90 70 Europe VIII
A srll her house AZ q sacrifice hfsC cas-
In every way Gail at J, l21 Befgen--t.'
near New ork-avc., B'dford Dl"VficO'
brooklyn.
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.fnrnisheo Rooms.

FURNISHED Rooms.
10 - ~~->~--~-
II ANDSOMELY FURNISHED room; for
i25 West 47th.sJ
NlOHIH GKAMEKCN PARK, I47 East
~ 2Ist-st.--Handsomcly furnished rooms
20 let breakfast II desired references !;
park privileges.
4 s-TH.ST.. % EAST.-ROomng and
4 business (studlOs. &c.j combined
y ont de-. fable locality ana rooms extremely
Uoderqte: teacher. Journalist.
u furnished ICONS, near "L'' 81 non !;
references
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Rooms p)altte0

THREE well-furnishcd rooms, together or
temeb =: reference. S5i West ljtA-st.
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Real estate Uauteb.

rNACTORY WANTED in Blco6lyn Tor
il torn of FIVE years {: one Eoor pieiefr II,
containing about 8 OgJ sQnMc feet; g0pd
light. power and heat tor making iiGht shset
metal goods. by responsible tenant. NJ
dress FACTORY 4, Tribune Oiiiee
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Citp Real Geiats 90 Get

WEST 17TH. ST. between 9Th and 9Th
w sVes.-A furnished hcuse for boarding
house or private family. Address a. Is. -
Tribune Uptown Oftce, 1,23o BfoaaWSy'
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1ANITRFSS, DAYS WORK or WASH.
j ING.-By O widow; washing done az
home reference and experience. 335 West
Ath-st basement
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ANIlRESS. - Respectable married
y woman, no children, wishes position as
janitress. Address Mrs. JORDAN, 1lS
4 -
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WAITRESS and CHAMBE'MN ably
w Young North. Ireland Prot slant girl Or
nurse and sewing; neat competent and good
references; city o. country. with Mrs.
TYLER. Ss3 6fh-ave.
NJ ANTED. -IarndFy work; first-cia.s
w WORK done by the day. or family wash.
inc moderate terms. Ad1fcss MS MIL
LER, 'i5i Hutlcr.st
WI AITHF.,S. by 3 young giri; can UaKs
.rencss: willing and Trustworthy; city OF
tountrt. Call o. apply 357 sLA-sye., W
tween 18th and 10Th eta
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NotiCias de la IsIa

El Resuasen de Mayaguez on un concien-
zudo articulo que pubica bajo ell rubro dc La
Vag0nci0, segundo de una serie (el 'primero
no 10 hemos recibido, que viene publicando,
arguye bien en- los particulares que emite.
No mega la vagancia y la atribuye la
falta de instruction en- las masas, al hecho de
que la ensenanza no sea Obligatoria On el pals
y 10 dificil que SO hace los pobres el acceso
on los ColegiOs: Cree tambi6n que las contri
buciones la usura han reducido la miseria
muchas familias camposinos que hoy vagan
pOr talta de medOs con que vivir.
FL colega promete seguir ocupandose del
mismo asunto.
- segdn leemos en- 81 Boletl,s de la sociedad
Sacramento de NdufIdgos, ha sido nombrado
presidente de la junta local de Arecibo, don
Vicente Caballero. Pe1al.
FL vapor San Francisco cargo on Maya
guez 1903 sacos barriles con cat6 pesando
III, 1893 kilos, destinados SeviIla, Coruna, Gil
jon, Santander, Barcelona, Cadiz. Valencia Y
Genova II sacos con cacao pesando 693 XII
los, para vigo.
.>S Hemos recibido dos. suplementos al nd-
nero 80 de La Opinion de San German, en- ell
primero de los cuales su editor propietario sc
sdisculpa dc un artfculo titulado La LenguG GEN.
surado por algunos como ageno la redaccion
y on 81 segundO vieEe una caIta del autor de
ulCHO dIblCulO UOu CTauClSCO M. SulnOQ0S Sc
parandOso de Ia collaboration del citado peri0
dco inte.rumpiendo la serie de artfculos Que
venia publicando, por no estar conforme con
Ia marcha del mismo.
III FL alcalde de Arecibo ha tenido la aten-
cl0n de remitirnOs una circular conteniendO ell
ultimo estadO econ0mico de aquel municipio
De sM dctiU0 y pasiO0 SO desprende un snpe-
rabit bastante regular.
A beneieio del artista venezolano D. Te0f-
10 Leve ha tenido lugar antenoche en- 81 teatro
de Juana Diaz una tuucion extraOrdinaria que
result0 muy lucda La obra puesJa en- egce-
ma dedicada distinguidos caballeros fu6 el
Drama nMeuo de Tanayo Baus.
90
Sc ha autOrizado por ell Gobierno General
Ia ampliaci0n de Quota para gastos de alum
brado escritorio para las administraciones
de correos de- Playa de Ponce, Playa de Maya.
giez y Yauco.
Tia oarteria de Santurce ha sido eleyada 4
N caSsgoria dc a- clsse. abonaadose los babe
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Loza Dc psdernal |

NGdje Ia yc,sde asds barata que ARMAS y
JIMENEZ, que Gcab0n de rccabirla por
0Gp0r " T0lcsiG."
PERFECTO EMPAQUE SUPERIOR CALIDAD.
Guacal de so docenas platos hondos 10
dOcenas llanOs Osa.-----..----$25 a. $25 uno.
Guacal del mismo tiGo que el anterior,
colores surtidos, muy bOnitos 1927 nno.
Quae0l de dOcenas de bacinillas de CO.
lor, grandes tamaflos, de 10 do
eenas Escudillas tamafios a. $S2 nno.
Guacal del mismo surtido cantidad,
blancO solamente a-----.-------$ $50 unO.
Guaeal de % docenas de tazas patillos,
bonita lorna buen tamaIo A. .$21 nno.
Gwaoal de 18 docenas Escudillas grandes
ndms. /, 2, 8, 4, 6, colores sur
tldos a. = S45 uno.
Gs~cal de 40 docenas Escudillos, bonita
forma, colores finos NUNS. 10, II v
12.-1S lis docena caia uno e.. 1856 una.
Gwae0l de 50 docenas idem idem coor-s
snrtIdos T. -S35 90 cts
Barrst con 10 d0cenas de tazas y platillos
bonita fsrma buen tamaTo &..-- So so cts
Estos precios son AL CONTADO, esto es, en-
tregando 81 dinero al momento de recibir el artf-
calo.
No o'vicarse que por cada DOS PESOS, SO
rogala una acci6n del Billete de Madrid que los
Sres. Armas JiInensE juegan entire parro-
qnianos.
Aprovechar IL OCCASION, pues estos precios so
10 pueden vender.
Nbre. so. ARMAS 4 JIMENEZ
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AviBO

La yenta por acciones de un reloi leon.
tina dc orc de mi propiedad, anunciada para
el so-teo do IL loteria provincial de la segnn-
de quincena del mes do Agosto ultimo, pro-
rrogada despues para el del 80 dol actual Sc
proi ioga nuevamente para ell sorteo que ten
dra lugar en- Ia segunda quincena de Dicien-
brs proximo.
Arecibo 20 dc Octubre dc 1891. Pedro Gi-
Iabert 81
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acto de- Ia Inauguration dc Ia lApida del macs
trO Rafael zCOrdero al llagar ALI ell Ayuntamiens
to eiecut0Se una sinfonfa dirijida por ell senor
Verar teniendo que decr que qulen la dirijio
fu6 el mismo autor don Casimiro Duchesne.
90
Sc uueian algunos vecnos de la Marina de
que el tango que exJrae la draga del fondo de
la bahia cerca del muelle donde atraca el vapor
J" Avil6s =, despide un olor insoportable. Al
gun facutativo parece que atribuye las hebres
pandicas que 50 suffen en Ia Capital, esa
circunstancia.
Hoy Sc ha tornado una fotografia del templete
que SO levanto frente la casa donde SO colo
co la lapida commemorative al maestro Rafael
Cordero.
No ha habido ven5as de azdcar on compe-
tencia hoy on esta Capita.
Ha entrado en- este puerto la goIeta ingle-
sa Sarah Alu6" procedente de Halifax, Ia
consignaci6n de los SreLopez Villa:nil con 40 6
bultos de salaxones 112 Jabas de pino.
X. Er la Bibloteca Pdblca MUM ,ipal Sc ha
dado entrada, con esta fecha. on el Indice ge-
neral, once voldmenes, 40 mayor, que contie-
men los AmGzes de la SociedGd Espa7solo de
Historic natural, oorrespondientes a los amos
do 1872 1892 ambOs inclusive Estos lfbrOS
llevan los n1meros 6.845 al 6,855 que es la
!. existencia actual en- dichO CentrO de Instruc-
ci0n. I'll regalo de los once vOldmenes apun-
'tados ha sido hecho por el ST.. DR.. D. Agustin
Stah que desde ia installation de la Biblioteca
"a viene tAyoreciendo con muohos y buenos IL
bros. Lo aplaudimos cordialmente
En- la poesfa de nuestro amigo el sr Vina.
jeras publicada aver, SO esoaparon dos. .erratas
que merecen rectifcarse. Rstas son: en-
cuanto,la TERRA cyeca0, por en- cuanto la
TERRA cr5a" y /" 6 bien es0 noche serena" por
80 bien en- noche serena"
Reoortamos de FL donr,oyye.ts
Hemos leido en- LA CORRESPONDENCE
para cubrir dos plazas de alumnos pensonados
por La Sociedad Protector0 de la IsteNgessctG.
La lectura de estas lineas nos ha sugerido
IA idea de iue Ia mencionada sociedad puede
cxtender la esfera de aoci in de sus benefcios
de algGn modo.
Con la reeiente installation de las Escue-
las Normales Provinciaes, es innegable que la
uignifcaclon adelanto del Magsterio puerto
rriqueno han dadO un gran paso de avance.
Pues bien. al reglamentar los estudios pc
dag6gcos on el pals, tropieza 81 Professor con
el inc0venente de que solo hasta 81 tftulo su.
perior puedan llegar sus aspiraciones, pues co
mo as sabido oi tltulo Normal s6lo SO cont1ere
On Madrid. Ahora bien la Snciedad Protecto
ra kuO podfa reserYar una de esas pfazas para
los profesores que aspiren al tftulo Normal9
Esta es nuestra idea que va esplanaremos
mas adelante."
90
Han sido admitidas las renuncias de lOf
guardias de Orden p1blico Mateo Vazquez J
Lazaro Martin de la Granda.
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Poder general

Con fecha del oorrient, 10 he otorgati.,
ante Iei Notario don Manricio Gue1ya 4 ,ion
Juaa Miriam ia 3 mi lejitimo hermano don
Ramon Falcon para que me representsn an
mis- asuntos nagocios. !.
Ia hago publico para general conociniento
Ate3enattst4 Lo*aiey, v;uda de Porteil, =
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POI(hE MILII|R
Cognac-Jerez.
DE
RAFAEL ROMERO. .-~JEREz

Los exquisitos licores de tan acre
ditada Casa, SO hallan de venta al por
mayor en- las de los senores Cividanes
Gonzales y Companfa, Sucesores de
Dorado y Compania, Trigo Cividanes
y Compa1ifa, Vicente y Compania, Sierra
y CompafIfa = Barcel6 y Perujo, y al
por menor, en- los favorecidos Estable-
cimientos o. Francisco Font, .La Pal
ma q La Mallorquina.
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GQla del haeendsdo J del eonuciantA.

Pr6ximo pubicarse este libro, tan nece-
sario en- el escritorio como On ell Campo, balo
la direction del Professor d. jose Ballesteros
Mufloz quien 10 repGrte gratis d los Gaausscian-
ciamteS, SO avisa los de los pueblOs por don.
de no hubiere pasado dicho Sr. para 81 desean
anEnciar sus comercios, profesones. artes &
industrias, 10 hagan antes del prisser0 de No.
viembre
Figuran mas de mil anuncios de casi todos
los pueblos de la Isla.
Correspondence al Director Luna A.
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8 ,ccIoN DE ANBNU1Os
BILIlETES

de Puerto Rico. En- la Gale de San
Justo ndmero 81.
g-a DOS REALES 81 dscino 8 pe-
sdazito,