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Treasurer's Rep ort.
Repart Of the Trustees.

| The Board of Trustees, in their report. af
ter describing the new building now being
erected, substantially as was done in these
columns when the corner stone was laid, say
| The object of the infrmary is two fold.
First: To preserve and restore the sight
and hearing of the poor who have become
| afflicted generally from no fault of their own.
Second: To draw attention to the import
ance and to the proper methods Of treating
| these diseases.
Its circle Of benefcence then extends be
yond the poor who are Immediately bene-
| ntted, and includes all classes of society.
WITH this two fold purpose, the Maine Eye
ana Ear lDfrmary can make the strongest
appeal for aid to complete its new building.
The estimated cost of the building is about
fifty thousand dollars, for half of which pro-
vision has been made. We shall need there
Tor from thirty to forty thousand dollars to
finish and furnish 1t complete.
We appeal then TO a generous public
which has never yet disappointed our expec-
cations, to still further remember the Infirm-
airy as one OF the most worthy of charities
upon which money can be bestowed.
IL Is proposed to hold fair in City Hall
next May from the second to the eighth, in
elusive, for the purpose of obtaining a part
OF the needed funds. and we urgently invite
people from all parts of the state to prepare
and send something to the committee whose
names ale guarantee of its success.
proposed to induce manufacturers through
out the state to make exhibits of their pro-
ducts, to induce artists to make exhibits of
tneir work, and the railroads to issue tickets
at nal1 price, including admission to the fair
In conclusion we would especially extend
our grateful acknowledgement to each and
an VINO have contributed to the success of the
Innrmary. We trust that ere we make our
next annual report the work of the Infirma-
~ Will be going on smoothly in the new
pudding, where its sphere Of usefulness will
be enlarged many fold, and to this end we
again respectfully make an appeal for funds
that this may be accomplished cessfully.
Report fthe Executive Surgeon.
DR.. E. E. Holt, executive surgeon, in his
report, refers to the kindness of Messrs.
Tucker and Boothby of the Maine Central
and the valuable assistance of the consulting
surgeons. He refers to the need Of the new
building and the advantages of its facilities
for the Isolation of patients and the treat
ment of contagious diseases of the eye.
Statistics are given as follows:
Ophthalmlc patients. ..................... 658
UNIT and unrecorded.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N
HOO
Add these to the previous records and 1t
makes the whole number treated, 4,442.
There were 1892 diseases treated which
makes the whole number, 5,640.
There were 443 operations performed
which makes the whole number, 1852,
The attendance was 1900 as near as could
be estimated. which makes the whole at
tendance, g, 298.
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The Lincoln cIub.

The Lincoln Club will receive teIegrams
from all the states In which elections are be-
ing held tonight at their club room in Monu.
ment square, and will be glad to receive their
members, honorary members and their
friends,
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Angostura Bitters cures collie, fever and ague
and Indigestion. The genuine manufactured only
by DR.. J. G. b. siegert g. Sons. All druggists
keep them. cct22eod&w1w
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The action OF Carters Little Liver Pills is
pleasant, mild and natural They gently stimu-
late the liver, and regulate the bowels, but do
not purge. They are sure to please. Try them.
noy2 dNw1w
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J.:R. LIbby's press Goods sale.

j. r. Libby has made great cut in the
prices on his entire stock of pattern dresses
and suitings to close them out In his ad-
vertisement this morning will be found a
list Of the new prices compared with the
former price, and 1t will be seen at glance
that now is the time to secure good bargains.
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Female ProvIdent Association.
Eree Lecture course.

The Maine Mechanics Association in their
free lecture course will offer lecture by
Rev. DR.. Clymer on "0ur Shadows" Nov.
18th. The public is iayited.
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Manson G.Larrabee
246 MIDDLE ST.

me weather today
Is likely 70 be
fair.
PORTLAND, November ., 1891
r N Kid Gloves for men
Il the whole story is
told in Jouvin's, Per-
rims and Dent's-we keep
them all and a wide varie-
ty of each.
We are just opening our
new line of middle weights
in Jouvin Gloves at S2.2s.
1t is the best of all for the
street, is very soft, has mar
row welt back and comes
in clear shades of tan run
ming to brown. We think
well of these gloves, you
who have worn them know
there's none better.
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Mrs. Haskell, Miss Morrison, MIR. Hail and
Mr.. Harmon.

Mr.. Reginald de Koven, composer of
~Robin Hood" is now musical critic on the
New York World.
Beatrice" is the name of the new opera
written for the Bostonisns by Arthur Macy
The annual concert for the benefit of w.
j. Ryan will take place at Congress Hall
next Wednesday evening.
The Stockbridge entertainments In Noyem-
Der will be Austrian Juvenile Band Nov.
14th, Flske Jubilee Singers Nov. 18th. Shin
Alloy Nov. Oath and 25tn.
Reagan VIII give his lecture In both
Stockbridge courses Dec. 18th.
Newspaper men will remember Charles
DAVIS, who succeeded Dave Thomas as adj
vance agent for Barnum. Davis is one of
rrronmsns managers and Is great sufferer.
met by Harry Mann With, Davis, what
made you so late? / expected You several
days ago." The answer came in delayed in
tervals: "l-i-i-had-had-to-to tell the con-
he-had toto hold the the-train."
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~, az regular meeting of the Eyangelical
.,ona ,ssels Of TINS city. the following resolu-
lions were passed unanimously: 'u-
RESOLVED That tba .as,...s
1i staIe street church, by Rev. f. II Ra psstorate
MS consequent removal from the CITY are and
asoe py ms brethren Of this association uch
Portland has been distinguished for sdaG,ls.try In
9i,t ana mat his modesty Chrstisn m
him TO us. eAoally enoeared
RESOLVED, That we commend our byo,,ar
connaence Of the ministers and Churches q, Inc
called better ar that they could not have
sena, ana mat ne bears with him orr pv..sr 70
new homes WI" "Se1uiness In his
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Indications point to the
largest Ulster season on
record.
We have taken extra pre-
caution to have yours ready
whenyou call.
Our Si2 Frieze Ulster ar
rived yesterday, and 1t "nox
'em ALL" These will go first
because they are the best to
be found at the price.
We have better ones for
more, and poorer ones for
less, down to SIS.
Our black and blue kersey
overcoats at $I5 are the sell
ers.
Think of buying a good,
durable, Atwood, stylish
Kersey overcoat, wool lining,
double or single breast, for
SI5. They are here In black,
blue and brown, sizes 33 to
a..
1t Is enough to say we have
got the 81 blue rib shirts and
drawers, all sizes, for 81 cts.
They are selling fast.
HARRINGTON BROS,
SAG Congress Street.
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Catarrh
Hoods SarsapariIIa

The best blood purifier, the best strengh builder,
the best nerve helper. Give it trial.
"Quick eonsumpion.''
~ am happy to say that my wife was cured of
very bad cough and what was called quick
consumption by Hoods Sarsaparilla. She was
restored TO perfect health, which she has enjoyed
ever SINCE" FRANK OTIS, Berwick. Me-
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SPECIAL SALE Of FURNITURE

A I SALESROOM, Exchange street, Wednes-
fancy chairs, rockers, sofas, lounges, ladies'
desk, sideboard. black walnut and marble top
upholstered haIr top, woven wire, black walnut
wardrobe, Brussels. tapestry and wool Carpets
stoves, dining room and kitchen furniture. dinner
set, etc., etc. n0v3d2t
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EYE AND EAR INEIRmARY.
Its Work Of the Past Year and plans
for the Future.
OFFICERS Chosen at the Annual Meet
Ing last Evening.

The annual meeting Of the corporators of
the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary was held
last evening. These officers were elected:
President-Ira P. Harrington.
vice fresldents-Payson Tucker, .Albien Little.
Secretary-A. A. MONTGOMERY
Ireasurer-G George f. French.
- trustees for Three Years-C. f Libby, f. N.
DOW, =. Y. Stevens, W. w. Brown, w. L. Putnam,
IA. +. Frank. Ii. S. Osgood, w. s. Eaton, III. j.
Cnlsholm, George T. Wescott.
Treasurer's Report.
George F. French. the treasurer, reported
as follows:
70 cash on hand November 8, 1905 $40
To sundry donations, voluntary fees
money for stock subscriptions etc.. 1O.62551
10 income from boarding and nursing
an patients received into the lnfrm-
~ airy to date. $500. .................... 4,3S8e7
10 appropriations from the state...... 100000
10 appropriation received from City of
Portland. ........................ 10000
Total. .........................$ $50, 222.e4
Contra.
BY expenditures for proper
~ aud improvements
made upon it..............$l3,o5399
By expenditures for furnish
ings..... 13O95
BY general expenses. 1,77918
By paid interest. ........... 1900
BY paid matron for boarding
nursing and care of pa
tituiS .................... 3,S2367
BY expense of maintenance
:, of free beds. ............ He5Oo
BY cash on hand .......... TOOLS
-S20,222 "a
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Men Whoknow
Agree that Catarrh is a Con.
stitutional Disease

And Requires N Constitutional Remedy
Like Hoods sarsapnriiIn.
Prof. Gross, aleading scientist, argues strong
ly that "catarrh is constitutional disease which
manifests itself by local symptoms"
DIR. Dio Lewis, the eminent Boston ply
stefan, in magazine article said: "Catarrh is not
disease of the mans nose 1t is disease of the
man, showing itself In the nose-a local exhi-
billion OF constitutional trouble" Therefore he
argues, the use of snuff and other local appllca-
lions for
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Jew ADvERTIsEmENTs TO-DAY,
ADJUSTMENTS
M. G. M. association.

y XIV ADV
ADJUSTMENTS
M. G. M. association.
FOURTH PA0R.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Harrington Bros.--542 Congress- street
]. X. Libby. Congress street,,
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft-2.
Manson g. Larrabee, Middle street
A. Z. Libby g. Co Exchange street,.
L. .. Bean Co., Exchange street.
John +. Proctor, Centennial block.
stevens q Jones Company.
Last excursiUn-Mountains.
Lost-Setter puppy,
70 let-A. Whitney.
Manted-E. ID. Reynolds
NJ. U. NJ. Association.
For sale-Fred N. Hooper
10 slip builders.
Wanted-Sheldon's tailor shop.
Horse to let.
For sale-A. ii. Sfmonton.
To let Lower tenement
Lost--Kitten.
Bakers extracts.
AUCTION SALES.
II n RaiIev & Co.
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There are two hosiery
sales going on here which
you can hardly afford to
miss. Mems fine heavy
Cashmere half hose at SO
cents and women's extra
long Aeeced stockings in
black, tan and grey at 80
cents, three pairs for 81.
We are also selling a bar
gain in black wool stock
ings for children at IS.
cents.
The exhibition of pic
lures begins Thursday Of
this week.
OWEN. MOORE & co.
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MARRIAGES.

For disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
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We solicit nm examination OF
the goods advertised above and
we assure our patrons that they
will fad the bargains greater
than they anticipate and the as
sOrtmemf more extensive than
enumerated.
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M 0NEY TO LOAN-On first or second mort
M cages, life insurance policies OF any goo M
collateral securities. Inquire o. a. y LlBbf .
421s Exchange street, 81
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ITO LE1.-House No. 11S Brackett street, near
= Spring, with four rooms on nIst noor; nye
chambers and bath room win nos any cV ~ wafer
q Whitney's. OIL
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ITO LET-A nleasant front room, unfinished
Il central and pleasant location: For further
particulars inquire OF JOHN II. PROCTOR, No
93 Exchange street. 81
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que le era habitual, cuando tocaion a la
puerta.
- Walk an Z { adeante die 20.
La puerta Sc entreabrio IN criado del
hotel Sc presento con una tarjeta colocada So
bre una bandeja niquelada
La tarjeta dec1a =" ERNEsTo x
-G Donde esta esehcaballero ?. pre-
gunto Arturo al mozo del Hotel
-Espera en- el salon, respondio este in
clinandose.
Il Rayo de Dios -.,- Que cumpli-
mientos son esos dijo Alberto; olga usted
a ese caballero que le esperamos medic
vestir; que le perdonamos la antesala lie
censuramos ell cumplido -.
Pocos momentos despu6s penetr6 en- el
cuarto el cubano y me fu@ presentado por
Arturo.
Era Ernesto un joven como d. veinte y
cuatro amos de edad, muy bien pareciIo, de
7sonomla simpatica -. muy cuidado de
su persona, como vulgarmente S. dice.
Vest1a correctamente y conform con el
patron del 1ltimo fgurn, y sus cabellos ne
gros y brillantes como las alas del cuerWol Sc
conocla que acababan de salir de las manos
de I'm habil peluquero.
Amigo Franck, dijo ell reoien llegaEo
abrazandome, sin mas ceremonias. Le CO.
nocia a usted de nombre de farna por es-
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hspectaculeps

Tuvo lugar anoche 1t function anuncada
en- nuestro coliseo Y es lamentable que la con-
currencia fuese escasa, porque la nterpreta-
cion de las zarzuelitas Nina PGWchG, La salsa
de A2aicetG y EJ ltcerO del Alba fu6 bastante
buena. La sonora Capdevila, acknowledgements
es una excelente actriz y canta con bastante
afinacion gusto.. De Villa no hay Que decir,
es .un actor de primera fuerza y es ldstina que
algunas de las e0stpzets que nos regal0, gue
le hicieron repetir indnidad de veces, tuvieran
@p POGO dens0si0do cargadas de pimienta La
sonora je Capdeyila bail0 algunos;padDaeros de-
g6nero flamenco que no habia mas que pedir
La sonora Sigienza y Ell senor Velez, muy hen.
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FotOgrafEas enn..n prosa
Sc llama como Ia.

Sc llama como la
Virgen Santfsima ST digo Sd nombre,
declare el punto. No; que 10 adivine el lector
81 puede En- cuanto 4 su apellido dire, por
clio me en7anezco, que es casi tocalla mia,
rs natural de una provincial de Espana,
rayana con Portugal, que ha dado muy grandes
hombres la naci0n, tiene mi semblanzada
unos ojos negros que .mire usted- 81 Ell
Santo Job viviera y al Santo Job 10 miraran
esos ojos una de dos, 6 muere de repente,
manda la paciencia cristiana a freir moscas.
Su cintura es Incompatible, toca el piano
acknowledgements bien, viste con elegancia Vi
Wis H all @ estana % Pc Ponoe ead de- Leon enG0 eg DANA m de
muy buena sociedad y de un trato afabilfsimo.
Un detalle; es dignisima pres1denta de una
sociedad filarm0nica w.. no digo mas, por-
que con 10 diehO basta
Nosotros los fotografos retratamos, pero
no estamos obligados-por grato que en- este
case seria ell cometido-d biografar las que
Sc retratan.
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CHARADA ANAGRAMA
Dedicada al t0d0:

Tn poeta dstinguido, pyjNaer0 con tercj0
y ces0rtG.--Es sq nombre conocido,-pues su
fama no Sc aparta-de la TERRA Ell que ha ma
cido.-Opt0 la forma italana-que usara va
GarcilasO.-Y Ell SeVilla nuestra hermana-fa-
llaci0 corriente case De hambre suerte
tirana !-TeycjG y cat0rtG recipiente--que en-
toda casa habtada, da,-cOntiene muy compla-
cienG9-la bebda ambicionada-por Jesucristo
impaciente.-Y p0r 81 acaso no atinas-con ell
lfquido preci0so, ,-pregunta til, a una ondina,
-en que cuerpO tan hermOso-bana mujer
tan divina--Ahora bien 81 descompones--tod
nombre de mujer,-e en- letras, y tie propones-
otros nombres de 6l hacer,--te auxiliO sin con-
dciOnes.-Con elias tn formaras--el de una
cintura hermosa,-y en- la cual encontraras-
placer y alguna Otra cosa,-que ell diOs Juno to
dira.- -E de un muy grande percado-que Sc
crla en- Gibraltar.-Y 81 estas en- buen estado--
dime 81 puedes formar-de mujer nombre alte-
rado.-Un detalle y cOncluir6 :-es mujer que
siente amOr.--La llaman - to 10 dir6,--comO
Ell nOmbre Gle I'm COlOr--que en- ell espacio Sc y6
Pri0JepG Mesmpjcete.
a Sc recomiendan al pdblico los almana-
ques block que Sc venden en- la libreria de
Aguiar.
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de- Matan2as, insurrecto furioso, en- az
tiemp, e:taba en todo su apogeo la GU
de Cuba ), { hijo de padres peninsulares n
ricos Gne Z. habian hecho emigrar para
tarle oa rles gos que corrfa en- su pals nat.
Tratandose de jovenes que viajaban
placer eoino nosotros Viajabamos, " d
suponeg 81 lector al ssria el tema ohli~s-
dc 80 -sfra conversation, despues dc hd
csc .nciat2., aIgunas copas de VIM. Ha.
bamos dc paseos, de teatros, de mocas
sob SEQ lie mujeres, tema en- que par
muy fae te Ernesto.
-Y.. a proposito de muchaohas
nitas, dir este hace cosa d. un mes q1se
noci aqui mismo en- el ,Stegens House
re. hsima h@mbra; una rubia que f0cac.
bora -
-tU.,a ,ubia -. pregunt@ c. y
teres.
ST. compadre. una rubia que to-
mas ch.,,a ma que aqua absorve una espo1
] y que >abIa ell castellano como ustedes
como yo..
- III de Dios -, grit6 Alber..
mieaAr,s Rodolfo y Arturo pregunt ban
mutt neanIente 4 Ernesto:
Y reside to7avla en- el Stegens H0x
sss rujesf
'coaaasar6
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81 9r1GT>T C10g

Sc vende una QUINTA situada en- la entr
del pueblo de RiO-piedras, frente la carr5
que conduce de esta Ciudad al indicado pue
compuesta de seis cuerdas de terreno, mas 8 s..
nos, sent bradO de yerba de guinea maloillo,
boles frutales casa habitaci6n; un pesebre
cuatr0 caballos, 2 habtaciones. propias para I.
para guardian ObjetOs; cuya finca Sc halla
bien cercada y la cual esta prOpia para ell neeol
de Guido lie caballOs a pesebre. Tambi6n Sc
bia por una casa terrera en- esta Ciudad, as ca
tambien sc vende UN BILLAR en- 80 pesos. ~;
mas infOrmes, Sol n1mero 81.
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Servicio de poIicia

E3aero 18.-Se detuvo un muchacho que
dormia en- los asi6ntos de la plaza algo en-
bragado. Otro vecino de Puerta de TERRA por
embriaguez. Y un carrero por ir montado en-
el CAIRO corriendo escape Juan Gonzalez,
por embraguez = escandao Pablo Martin y
Juan Torres, profugos de Benefcencia, deteni-
dos al intentar embarcarse. LeonciO Padro,
por hurto de aves en- Puerta de TERRA entire
gado al Juzgado.
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n D + A S

Don Eduardo Arreche % asegura con ra20n
que la charada que publicamOs aver es PEz-
CA--DO.
a. ArttcWzos que Sc recODeiend03a.-Las
carteras sudaderas para vestidos que fabrica
Mr.. B0Wte0Wt de Paris son las mas duraderas,
comodas elegantes. Vendedores en- San
JuaD.--ATnaGS n J5noe2aeg.
Don Manuel Medina ha encontrado la ST.
guiente soucion Ia charada que publicamos
aver: CAN-DE-LA.
Sc VENDE un mobiliario, de solo dos
meses de uso, en- junto 8 en- pleas separadasy
a precios muy modicos
I321orn0r0'a San francisco SO.
Iambi6n la apreciable Srta. Petra Amado
y'Farina nos en7i0 la sOluci0n PEz-K-Do) de
la charada que publicamos anOche.
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3g % @90r

O. CusGs que Sc recoN1je1sd0H Eel BUEN
GUSTO, uqo de los meiores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Propjetnrio J. Apelaniz, San Justo, ntl-
nero 1G-Perfumeria extra superior Sc admi-
ten abonAdOs. .-EsmerO Y limpeZa.
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las 8 de la manana del dia 26 del N
actual tendra lugar en- ell Battalion de Artii
Ea, la suoasta para ell suministro de yivo.
hasta 1lnes de ano; con arreglo al pliego
condolences que Sc halla de manifesto.
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XXX

Escuso dscir que no econonlizamos rn.s-
dios-de tratar bien nuestro convida Q. )
que la sobremesa cue hicimos S. pr longo
alegrem 1ntc durante un par d., horas.
FL cubano conocla al dedillo i Nueva
York, donde habla pasado cu5tto amos SIN
ocuparse mas que en- divertirse. Era natpral
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RECoMENDAMos LA AGENCIA de Don MARIA
NO FERRERAs director de El List51a y la ReUistG
1EeYc07atiE establecida en- esta ciudad, bajada
de San Justo ndmero 2.-El senor Ferreras lle-
va mas de 25 amos de practca en- la profession
Las personas que deseen utiIizar sus serVicios,
encontraran en- nuestro reeomendado actividad
hOnradez
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Academia Preparatoria.

En- esta Academia Sc dan clases de ren.ss
para los pr0ximos ex6menes que tendran lu.
en- ell Institute de "a ensenanza, asf como IS.
los que deben verifcarse en- la Academia &C.
raj Militar.
Preparedness. .completas para ell ingresa
la Academia G. Militar Escuela Naval Flotans.
Photos, Aduanas, Correos Tel6grafos
Plaza de Armas 81 pral izqda
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GW7Los agentes de LA CORRESPONDENCE
en- toda la Isla Quedan por la presente autori-
zados para transmitirnos pOr cuenta de la enl-
presa, noticias telegrafcas de cualquier suceso
importante que ocurra en- sus lOcalidades res
pectivas
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AL PUBLICO-La venta por acciones de
una bailarina, juguete frances, que esta de ma
nifesto en- ell cafe de La DIOlzOrqst5saa, Sc trans
fiere para ell sorteo que debe celebrarse ell 9 de
Febrero proximo por no haberse colocado su-
ficiente nlmerO de acciones.
Puerto-Rico, Enero 18 de 1891.
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Ell exceso de noticias en- cartera nos ha
obliga 10 a retirar hoy el editorial. Els preci-
so no olvidar ante todo que LA CoRREsPoN-
DENCIA esencialmenteN notieiera,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20

gtlancjq: Un Official dc Art511er5a. -P0s6o de
c0a001ecjeates: Un Official de Aytilleria.-VSg5
I0sscjG en- Ia Marina: Un Official un sargen-
to de Artilleria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20

GB7 7Jaleas, pastas, galletitas, conftes, tu-
rrones, Vinos, licores, conservas alimenticias y
Uodos los titles de Ano Nuevo Reyes, donde
meior So encuentran es en- Ia acreditada casa
de Venancio Luina y Sobrino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20

DE PUERTO PLATA
a NUEVA-YORK

POK' ell Doctor FNTamck
ESCRITO EXPRESAMENTE
PARA
La CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO-R1C0
[APUNEEs zsERAgEADos De uN usRo De EmaMoaIAsl
(CoNTINUACI6N)
-Hola, Franck me dijo afectuosa-
mente. Gracias Dios que Sc te We la cara
por la Colonia -
-Es cierto; no nos ve1amos desde
aver despu6s de comida, exelame,
-Sl, como todos los dfas. Estas
muy bien tondead0 para pensar en- nosotros,
mi querido FrancK 1 A que hora vi
nistes al cuayto anoche ~
POGO despues ustedes.
-tDiablo !.... ESQ no es contestar.. No
sotros vnimos las dos de la manana pa
samos mas de media hora conversando.
Franck ! estas hecho un perdido, no
en- vano te encuentro mucho mas delgado
que. cuando lleganios de Puerto-Plata
Asf hablabamos, mientras Arturo Sc le-
vantaba empezaba vestirse con Ia calma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-20
sEcCION DE ANUNcIos
Dr.. TIZOL. De IA FacuItad doP33n-''.

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