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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04

Eos. lard 4, daily, rF. v. Limited, run soiH
between New York and CincinAsti With vsst;.
bule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
vile and between Cincinnati and Ola PoiB
Comfort.
Nos. 1 and . solid trains with Palm a slssyefs
bstwssn Cincinnati and TashiEston. No. ShAs
Pullman Sleeper Roncsverts 10 O.a Point Con
fort daily.
Train NO Sleeves Clifton Forge At e:pa. n
and arrives 81 Charlottesville st 10: 80 .. =.
HUNTINGTON DIVISION: No. n leave
Clifton Forge daily 9: 20 .. ~. Arrive Hrnungton
s:Sop. n. No. u, daily, leave Huntington go
. A.. arrive Clifton Forge $50 p. "a. Ne.fk,
daily except Sunday, lesve East 6evsli 500 ..
m, arrive Euntirgfop 1000 a. n. No. 10, daily
eIcspt Sunday, leave Hustington 500 p. n. ~.
RYE C,s Eat Ssvsn 7 I9S ?; NV ~ :, All
espt Sunday: leave HapsinEson e:io = n, arrive
Cincinnati BIB .. N. No. 70, daily sxe>pt
Sunday, leave Cincinnati 2:o0 p. m, xnss
sunthston $50 .. N. Nc; ls. daily sresps
cinnsh 7:3D o. N. No. 70. daily except 6sndx3
leave Cincinnati 500 p. n, arrive nsysvilis
OSCAR O. MURRAY, rrsas Manager
=. W. kLLLEk Coal Rsss. Agk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04
Dbeelins Resister
RAILWAY TIME GARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
June 18th. 1891 EXPLANATION OF REFER
kNcE MARKS: tDaily, tSunday excepted; tMon-
day excepted; Saturday excepted: iSunday
only; Saturday only. Eastern standard Time.
which Is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04

WHEELING i ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. On and after Monday,
September IL, 1921, trains will run IS fsiie"s-
City Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-04

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
" ClKIRAL STANDARD TIKI.
Direct Route 10 Marietta. Parkersbufg, Point
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth
and Cincinnati. Also 70 Charleston. Clifton
Forge and StAunton, Va, and Lexington and
Louisville, Ky.
sDaily tDAily except Sunday.
The record-union., 1891-09-22
pigs each one-quarter of a teaspoonful

pigs each one-quarter of a teaspoonful
three times a day.
The yerbena mildew has been very sue
cessfully combated at the Cornell Ex-
pertinent Station with solution of water
in water of potassium sulphide at the rate
OF quarter of an ounce to the gallon.
The plants were occasionally sprayed
with the tungicide, and while traces OF
the disease still appear at times it is rem
dered perfectly harmless. This prepare
ton has also been applied to cucumbers
infested with the same or similar fungus
with very satisfactory results.
Has it ever occurred to you that if you
have surplus of any one forage that
sheep are just the fellows to equalize
matters? There are no other animals
that will eat and thrive upon so many
sorts of food; SO instead of providing
forage crop on purpose for them, wait
until you see what you will have a sur
plus OF and then provision the sheep with
that. So that it be clean and wholesome
they will not care much what it is, but
Will take 1t and give you good return in
wool and mutton.
In going through your apiary if you
should notice colony at this time of the
year that seems to be overrun with
drones, examine it at once, for in the
majority ofcases the colony will be found
queenless. This being the case the
workers will take it on themselves to
lay, and OF course every egg laid will
hatch out a drone. If the colony is not
too far gone, and seems to be medium
strong, Introduce laying queen at once
and the trouble will be over. If it seems
too weak, unite it with colony having a
queen
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MALONE'S EYE.
How 1t Happened In Court Orna-
mented with Court Plaster.

How 1t Happened in Court Orna-
mented with Court Plaster
John Malone, wearing a large patch OF
court plaster over his left eye, but withal
an air of confidence. stood up in the pris-
oners' dock of the Police Court yesterday
and declared that he was not guilty of the
imputatiOn that he had stolen hat be-
longing to an inebriated guest in an L.
street saloon
Antonio Flores, the barkeeper in the
saloon, testified, however, that he saw
Malone going out of the saloon with the
hat. he called to Malone to stop, but the
latter mistook this for a signal to sprint.
Flores did not know the name of the man
the hat belonged to.
The hatless man was not in court. so
Judge Cravers, on the suggestion of act
ing City Attorney Anderson, dismissed
the case, as the ownership Of the hat could
not be proved.
Then the patch of court plaster over
Malone's eye was accounted for. Flores
was called up to answer charge of bat
terry preferred against him by Malone.
1t appears that day or two after the hat
episode Malone happened into the saloon
again, and Flores demanded the return of
the hat Malone says that when he de-
MED knowing anything about the hat
Flores poked him in the eye with his fist.
Flores, however, held up his right hand
and swore that he never touched him -
He explained that Malone had lost his
balance, and, in falling, struck his eve
against the corner of a table.
Judge Crayens heaved a deep and
troubled sigh. He remarked that this
was lone of those cases a person can't
tell anything about" and dismissed it.
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sHoRTHoRN BRREDERS
Annual Election of Officers-Expulsion
Of One of the Members.


of One of the Members.
At the annual meeting of the Shorthorn
Breeders Association, held at Agricult-
ural Park on the 18th inst, the following
were elected Directors for the ensuing
year: Judge E. A. Bridgford of Colusa,
August Hebron of Sacramento, J. f.
Childs of Yolo, P. II. Murphy of Sacra-
mento, and P. Peterson of Colusa.
The board organized by electing Judge
E. A. Bridgford, President; August He'll
bron, N1ce-President; =. Peterson, Treas
urer, and Adolph Heilbron, Secretary.
Various matters of interest to the asso-
citation were discussed, among which was
the advisability of making an exhibit Of
stock at the Worlds Fair at Chicago next
year. A committee of three, consisting
of Judge r. A. Bridgford, p. Peterson
and A. Hebron was appointed to inspect
the different herds and report at the next
meeting.
The following resolution was adopted:
w HEREAs, The Sacramento NeaOS pub
hshed a purported interview with Ed
ward Younger rejecting upon this
society, and particularly several NOM
bers thereof, and whereas we after in
vestigation, find that the statements made
in said purported interview, so far as
they reflect upon the gentlemen therein
named, are untrue; now, therefore, we
request that Mr.. Younger publish a
denial of such statements or retraction
OF the same, and that an answer to this
request be made at once"
j. M. Dixon presented the above reso-
luton to Ed Younger, who refused to
comply with it's request, whereupon the
association expelled him as member by
unanimous vote.
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JUDGE oRAvENs RELENTED.
Hanger Jones Permitted to Rejoin
Roses Racing Stable

Hanger Jones Permitted to Rejoin
Roses Racing Stable.
When the case of Hanger Jones, the
horse-trainer who is charged with battery
upon man named Small, was called in
the Police Court yesterday, Attorney G..
n. Post announced that the prosecuting
witness had left the city and in ali proba-
bility did not intend to appear against
Jones. Mr.. Post said that Jones desired
to leave town with l.. j. Roses stable,
and did not care to have the case hanging
over his head.
Judge Cravens, however, did not look
favorably upon this proposition. He said
the case might be a serious one, and he
did not feel disposed to dismiss it with
out knowing what the real facts We're.
He preferred to postpone the case indef-
initely and issue an attachment for Small.
Attorney Post pleaded again for Jones,
saying that the Rose stable was now in
Los Angeles and Jones was needed there
as soon as possible. Besides Small had
not been hurt and probably would never
return.
Judge Cravens relented finally and dis
missed the case.
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Berlin Cough Cure

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. 1t is perfectly harmless. gives fmme-
date relief and cures. the worst cases in from
two 10 three days. Endorsed by our best ply
siciaps. Try bottle and you will always
keep 1t. Price, fifty cents d bottle. The w H
Bone Company, San Francisco sole propri-
etors. Kirk, Geary & Co., sole agents Try c..
c. Imminent for aches and pains.
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Mrs. Relcher,s snit

Mrs. s. w. Belcher filed another suit
in the Superior Court against George H.,
Arthur and Edward Booth, who leased
two orchards from her some time ago,
and who, she says, did not live up to the
terms of the lease. The new suit is iden-
teal with the one filed a few DAYS ago.
except that it goes further by asking that
a receiver be appointed to take charge OF
the fruit and receipts.
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Suit ON u Note

In Superior Judge Catlin's court yes
terday the suit of A. K. Talbot against e.
f. Aiken for the recovery of $577 alleged
to be due on a promissory note, was
heard. Aiken did not deny the note. but
claimed that according to certain agree
ment had between himself and Talbot the
note was not yet due. The court found.
however, that the note was due, and
Judgment was awarded to Talbot.
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STEINwAY & Sons, popular Pease and
mepts. Al. Pommer, corner Ninth and j. =
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IF YOU HAVE YOUR MIND made up to buy
q Mathushelx upright piano. do not be induced
TO change your mind by false representations
of parties Offering new, cheap, snowy and
trashy pianos which will be worthless III this
climate in a very short time. Mathusheks
sold twenty years ago are as good as ever and
tuned properly every few years sound as well
as the day they lett the factory. See the
new improved ones at Coopers.
The record-union., 1891-09-22

SUBSTITUTIoNs OF wen-known adver-
tised articles seem to be the order of the
day. We deem it only justice to our
patrons to warn our readers against this
form of piracy. When you want an
article, ask your merchant or druggist for
it and don't accept a substitute.
The record-union., 1891-09-22
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE KY o. NEW YORK. nv.
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"WEAK and weary" describes the con-
dition Of many people debilitated by the
warm weather, by disease or overwork.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is just the medicine
needed to build up and strengthen the
body, purify and quicken the sluggish
blood, and restore the lost appetite.
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COMUNIC ADO

Sr Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA-Mu
senior mlo dstinguidO senOr: Que horrible eS
la ngratitud y que sublime el agradecimiento 20.
que slempre he sustentadO estas teOrias no puedO
no. senor Director permanecer en- silencio ante
10 que las personas que citare han hechO la
0ntermedad, muerte entlerrO Gle un tieTnO hiio
que he perdido para que volase al cielO. Prolific
seria enumerar una pOr una las personaa Quie-
mes he dc hacer extensiva mi gratitud pues son
muchas asf solo las citar6 pOr familia; estas son
la de don Francisco Selles Lopez en- cuya casa
so enferm0 mi pObre hijo; desde ell anciano matri-
mOniO hasta el mas joven nieto de esta famila
10 mismo los hjOs casados sus respectivas espO-
sas, todos porfa han velado hecho todo por
salvar de las garras de la muerte mi queridO
Pepito; las familias ApOnte digo las familias
porque 81 bien todos emanan de un mismO trOnco
hoy por vlrtud de sus casamientOs son varias las
que cOnstltuyen, todas han estad0 solfcltas ca
rinOsas atendiendO con amor INN ensurable 6
mi nunca bastante dorado hijo, familias que cual
la de don Fernando que reside On el campo SO
trasladaron al pueblo atender al pacente. Una
persona hay tambien agena estas familias do
la que he de hacer especial nenci6n ~ como no
hacerla 81 SIC porto como un angel pOr su puesto
que un angel de bondad es Pepita Ramos que es
ha quien me refero: ella sin ligarle ningun laBO
de tamla, ella sin OtrO mOVil que ell de practicar
ell bien ESQ que Sc encuentra delicada de salud;
supO estar s la cabecera del pequeno enfermO
prodigandole sus cudados hasta que espir6 Y por
1ltmO hasta confeccionar ell Ultima traie que Sc
pusO ell que fu6 mi hijo ia mortaja! palabra
horrible!
Como la atencion de estas familas no termi-
no al morir Pepito snO que fu6 mas ALA me ha
de permitir V. senor Director aun trueque que
me lame prolific que sligo haciendp m6rito de to-
do 10 que q estas familia debo en- especial la
priInera citada. Voy tratar del entierro. Este
fue suntuOsfsmO debidO tOdo la familia SAl6s, ell
tren de un gustO deicadoy TODD revelando un
! carifO immense.
| AhOra, senor Director he de ensanchar mas ell
circulo de mi gratitud porque he de referirme a
todas las personas RESIDENCES en- este pueblo, las
| que sin distinction de classes nj matces pofticOs
| cOncnrrierOn tributar los Iltimos honOres mi
| hijO acompanando su cadaver 4 su Ultima mOrada
| pOrque realmente este case, tOdOs y apesar de
la distancia que del pueblo hay al Cementerio,
| hasta 81 fuerOn.
A mi amigo Ell senor Janer (don Felipe) ell
| que con elocuencia con ese estilO castillo que
es peculiar en- 6l di6 las gracias los concurren-
ees al entaerro' % mi agEadee1mlentG sincere los
agradecimiento.
Doy V senor Director las mas expresivas
gracias por Ia inserci6n de la presente sus-
cribO de V. afmo. amigo s.. q. q: b. s. nd. For
| tWNO.
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Fotograf1a en...... prosa

Jamas he contemplate una rosa de tan pri-
morosos encantOs como mi semblanzada. No
es rosa; es mas bien I'm hermoso capullito re-
galado al mas 1orido pensil, para formar el
delete de aquellOs que atesOran la hermOSura
como el mas dulcO atavfo de sus gracias. He
visto varias veces columpiarse dulcemente
con haiagadora presteZa, y con modesto deco
TO mostrar la pureza de sus gracias ante sus
mas cOmpaneraS ~.
Hablar de ella, es hablar de uno de esos
angeles divinos que forman Ell r6giO coro del
Altisimo; de esos serafines cuyas blancas
alas aparecen en- los cuadrOs de MurillO, sir
vi6ndo de doseles la Santfsima Virgen.
lQue bella es !. .. Que bella es, lector
querldo !--..
/ 81 vjeras sus ojos l.. Son verdes, y en-
su dulcisfma mirada SO We reverberar con vehe-
mencia ell brillo de un lucero.
Son halaguenos, enloquecedores. .-....
Su talle pos6e Ia flexibilldad del cipr6s, y
su estatura parece la de una hermosa palmera
esas que en- nuestro pals eleVan majestuosas
sus penachOs.
Su boca es ell hechizo mas divinal de sus
contornos esta brevemen5e delineada entire
unos labiOs de carmin, enVOlvi6ndOse en- ella
la sonrisa mas dulce y placentera que he visto;
conservan una nitidoz de dientes mas preclo"
sos que las perlas
Su Ondulante cabellera, de un brillo inde-
finible, es de color castanO, Sc tiende blanda-
damente sobre una espalda morbida, encanto
que como los demas, sirve para subyugar y
atraer.
Els blanca como un ramillete de azahares.
En- fin, amable lectOr; tarea sumamente
prolija ser1a para mi fotOgrafiar una por una
las gracias de mi celec ie semblanzada- -.
Un momento mas, senior fot6grafo. ssu
nombre?
Oh lector Que curioso estas; parece
que to va gustando!
Su nombre. -. con decirte que es tocaya
de aquel Santo pat1iarca que estaba desposado
con la virgen Maria padre putativo del hijo del
Eterno, tiene, 10 muy bastante.
AdiOs.
H<spero de pueblo mWevO.
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EspectaculOs

Por caEsas agenas la voIuntad de la en-
presa, pdsose anoche en- escena la FGOOTitG en-
vez del IY0UGdOr que era la anunciada habien-
do tenido un bu6n desempenO.
La Sra Bianchi de Anton interpreted muy
delicadan1ente su papel siendo calurosamente
aplaudida.
Ell Sr. Anton con la corrdcci6n y maestrfa
propias de un artista de sus condolences can
to algunos nt1meros con esquisito gusto. Ell
Sr. Cervi mny en- caracter.
En- resumon, la velada resultG muy buena
Y los principales actores recibieron muy me-
recidos aplausOs.
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consigue continuidad cuando esta hecha la
operacion Sc corta en- tiras del tamano que Sc
quiera. A causa de su naturaleza porosa el
material en- question pos6e propiedades no con-
ductoras de primer orden, y como SO hace de
distintos gruesos SO puede emplear para toda
clase 8 tamaIlo de tubos.
DECLARA QUE LA EN- ULSION DE SCOTT
es Ia mejor de su clase y de la mayor edcacia
en- las afecciones de los pulmones otras en-
fermedades consuntivas. !.
senores Scott Bovine: Hace va meses
que Yengo ensayando la Emulsion de Scott, de
aceite de hfgado de bacalao con hiposfosftos,
y declare honradamente que es la mejor pre-
paracion de su clase que jamas ha venido mi
noticia. Para las afeciones de los pulmones
otras intermediates consuntivas puede con-
siderarse como un Temedio de la mayor efca-
cia, bajo forma agradable y muy acceptable en-
todos conceptos Soy de ustedes alto. S. S. @.
B. S. M.
Dr.. ]. SjmonGnd, New Orleans, EE. UU.
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s9GUaQ DE ZNsSab US.
(VERDADERo VfcHY EsPANoL.)
,Pf0Uee6orG de Ia Real Casa.

Declarada de utilidad pdblica J premiada con
varias medallas de ORC plata en- las Exposiciones
de Paris Barcelona. Cura las afecci0nes del es-
tonnage, Was urinarias y reumatismOs.
Su gusto,e mas agradable que cualquiera otra
aqua potable Y Superior tOdas sus simllares ex-
trangeras. Sc bebe paste sola mescada con
vino. Els it'll para les que yiven engolfados
los negOciOs llevan vida de bufete.
Abre ell apetitO, auxilia la digestion Y previe-
contra los graves padecimientOs de los rinOnes,
la vejiga, &, &.
Ell AQUA de INSALUS esta recomendada CO.
mo una de las mejOres del mundO.
Gaia de 50 botellas $40 GAIA; una botella 25 cts.
UnicO agento Puerto RICO: MANUEL
BARRIOLA. En- la Gale de S. Sebastian MIN. 81.
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CALLOS II! CALLOS Il!
! Uf!y como duelen /!

Uf! y como duelen!
Un Gallo es 81 mismo demonio, peor que
un colmillo de perEO rabiOso.
Pero, no hay que apurarse; pueS Sabemos
que los sres ArnsGs q Jime1seg, en- su deseo
de cuidar siempre de que sus numerosos pa
rroquianos no tengan que experimental NAL
estar alguno, acaban dc importar un lfquido
que cura radicalmente los calIOS y jmGnetes.
Pasen ustedes por su gran estabIecimiento
de Quincalla y Ferreteria "Cruz numero 49,"
solamente pOr el fnfimo preeio de treiaatG cen
tGUOS, consigueu ustedes un frasquito, cuyo
lfquido hace desaparecer esos malditos callos
que pcoducen dolores tan agudos. Tenemos
la seguridad de que al siguiente dia va estan
ustedes otra vez en- Casa de los amigos Armas
y Jimenez, dandoles las gracias por su RENE
dio eticaz y en- justa compensation les haran
una facturita de la infnidad de articuloS 1ue-
vOs que de su ramo acaban de importar tilti-
mamente, por varios vapores, procedentes de
Europa y los Estados- Unidos. 1916
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Innportante

Sabedores los senores Holt Y Co., de Ne
York, prOpietarios de la marca de harina de
go Ell VICTORIOSO," que Sc trata de AGO
sac0s vacfos de dicha marca, para llenarlos dc
rina inferior Ia suya, con obieto de depr
su marca Y periudicar su cr6dto, aviso pOr
medic mis- nHmerosos amigos de esa Isla
gan sumo cuidado 4 la vez les suplico me
den en- las gestiOnes que practico, anuncia
cualquier noticia que llegue sus ofdos,
efcaz persecution de los delincuentes
dores de una marca registrada que esta
por las leyea, er virtud de tgatados con Z
J. @ a 4seu(
.OA Agepte de Holt Col
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SecCi6n merCantil
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

AsttcGT. Desde ell dla "a no Sc ha efectua-
do ninguna venta en- competeneia- No
hay eXistencias que Sc puedan destinar a la
expOrtaci6n.- No lega casi ninguno al
mercadO pOr falta de eXiStencas en- primeras
manos,-Se mantiene de $241 $24B-Ro3a-
Sufciente para el consume SO han hechO ope
raciones 40 centavos gallon, prueba 27o
Carthier. ..
Comsb5oS--El Banco ootiza hoy Londres
60 DIV, $5-95-Paris dry, $l84 por 10O.-Es-
tados-U -Unidos 3 DIV, 2l4 por lUo -Espana
DIV, IA por 1O0.-Habana 8 DIV, IA por 100.
ENTRADAS =,
DE Geneva y escala, vapor espanol san
Ay~st5m de 1853 Toneladas, captain Ugarte,
con fletes para varios.
AEercados de La Is1a
MAYAGUEZ
CqtS Las existcno;as one quedan de es-
to granO en- la plaza, 10 Dujau de 1000 quinta-
les Cotizamos de $24 Il $780, AgGcaT. So
muestra Euevamente encalmadO ell mercadO,
para este dulce, cOtiZamOS RefnO, dc 2-75
2-85 y grocery para el consume $3:-Mietes.
Sigue la demanda. Cotizamos de $16 a $40
| por extremes de cases-CMeT0S. Siguen sos
| teni6ndose de $6 a 81 los salados.
C0neb6os.-Londres 80 DIV, $6.-Nueva-
York, $22 % por l0O.-Espana, $l4 $15.
.:.... PONCE
! CtS.-Frme, cotizamos :--Cubano $24.-
| Pil6n de $25 $254-Lustrado $3.50 $26
segdn clase,-Hay cortas existencias.-Ag@
car. Mas fojo, otra vez Cotizamos Retino
! $3.50 $3.50. - Grocery So a $38.-Centrifu-
da de q $33 d $4.-MjeZes. Floios de $18
$28 por extremes. - Ron. Subiendo: Cotiza.
mos de $40 $50. -.--
C0nabjos.-Firme Cotizamos Sobre Lon
dres, de $5-95 a $6O5 por 6, seghn dias vista
1 -Espana DIV, SIG $l7 p, g premo-New
York DIV, $213 a $223 p. g P.-Francia div
$40 $40 p. SP.
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Sc vende

Por no poderla atender su dueno, Sc ven.
de una hermosa huerta sta en- Puerta de Tie
rra, el que la interese puede dirigirse la Gale
de la Cruz ndmero % principal derecbG, infor-
maran. 15-7
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sECCION DE ANUNCIOS
ARMAs Y JIMENEz.

Jgsses jofos 9ersea9o!1En % req = n caJas surt1
"a 18 GAIA. I'd. id. de 90 id. a S 80 GAIA.
PesGs y needidas del s5stensG 0setrico dec5-
nsGZ.-Pr6ximo girar su vista los puehlos de la
Isla e sr Almotac6n para la inspection contraste
de las pesas medidas balanzas, recordamos al
pdblico que en- esta casa encontraran.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-07-28
ENTRETENlMlENT0S.

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lido de una bella y angelical triguena de Ca.
tano.
Ez desgrGciodo.
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6 g
Lease: IL Formas de gobierno. q Mission
de todo bando. 3o Nombre de mujer. 4o Id.
biblico 8: Nota musical 60 Letra vocal.
SoluciOnes. De la criptograia: Carmen
Baez-Del anagrama: Adela Sicard6.-Del ge-
roglifico: La toma de Granada acaecio en
EnerO
ALMANAQUE.- -Martes %, Santos Victor
Inocencio, Nazario y Celso.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Real decretO fjande
81 tipo dc Pc sobre los productos para la
imposition de Ia. contribution spbsldiarla,