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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-30
Colegio de l. ensenanza
SAN LORENZO (PUERTo-RICo)
Director. .. Felipe Janer y Soler.
8athiller y grofesur Superior de instruction

Este Centro Official de ensefanza estableciao
en- uno de los puehlos MAS saudables de la Isla
reune todas las condolences que recOmienda la hi
giene escoar: capa"idad, ventilac6n, luz, aseo
cOm1das sanas especial esmerO en- ell tratO de les
alumnes. Tiene cOmodidad para SO internos
cuenta con ei personal necesariO para la educac6n
do los mlsmos, y posee Ell material cientifco mas
acomodado los adelantos modernos.
Asagsaatwr0s que Sc curson.
Lec+Tra, Gramatca Castellana, Aritmetica.
Religion Moral, Geograffa Historic, Escrtura
espanola, inglesa de adornO, Taquigraffa Apri-
cultura, Industrial y COmercio, Geome5rfa, Higie-
ne, Nociones de F1sica Historic Natural, Nocio-
nes de Economic pOl1tica, Nociones de derecho ma
tural, Regas de urbanidad y buenas costumbres,
idioma Frances, TeneduIia de Iibros I.ibuio Md
slca, Defamation, Gimnastica Esgrima.
Estipemdio.
Externo.-(Por toda instruction. excepto las
classes de adOrnO $3 mensuales
Medic internos-(Id id. i'd. id.) $14 id.
Internos-(Por toda la instruction, excepto
la clase de Mdsica, lavado de ropa) $75 itri-
mestre an ticipado)
M1sica So mensuales.
Frances, Dibujo, Tenedurie de librOs, Gimnas.
ticas etc. [cada clase] ST. mensua.
EqwipGje de cGda inferno.
catre, almohadas, 6 sabanas, 1 frazada
cobertor. tohalas, i palangana, 1 baul, 1 saco
dientes, peine, tijerllas demas utiles para ell
aseO personal.-kLa IOpa debera estar marcada
con las inicales del alumno.
NOTA 1a-No Sc hara descuento en- los esti.
pendlos por vacaciones reglamentarias, nj cuando
por cualqulera causa Sc retire ell alumno despu6s
de enIpezadO ell mes ell trimestre.
NOCA A2a-Mensualmente Sc dara noticia
los padres representatives de los alumnos, sobre
Iel estado de estOs en- 10 que respectO La sal nd
progres0 en- la ensenanza. 15-11
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easF Con I'm pr0logo de la Direction novelas,
cuentos, articulos poesfas originates de zeno
Gandia. Gordils, Vale Atlles, Coil IToste, Dau
4 Ton. Padlla Davila, Asenjo, Sama, Pineda, MO
rales Ferrer Carreras, ronce de Leon, Padilla
don Julio Fernandez 1o 1qnoos, M hug1, aegn
Nevarez, Vidal Cardona, Ito Mas y Nesion
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yonmen de LOG paginas en 4 mayor, con Gu
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librerias dc don Jose Gonzalez Font 7 a0h = 4
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EI Ecuador
FORTALEZA 33.

Etc conocido acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS
Of ece 4 sus numerosos parroquianos infnidad de
artfculos procedentes de Europa los Estados
Unidos, que Sc desean realizar preclos muy hnl-
tados N .Fae
Calzado: En- zapatos botines hay un compile
to surtdo classes para ninos, ninas, senoras
caballeros Zapatas, desde la mas ordlnarla ue
alfombra la mas ina de piel monato botas
polainas para montar. Idenl zapatos de gonna
para aqua. m
Capas impermeables de todos tamaios.
Sombreros-Desde FL ordinario de panZa- burro
hasta la chistera mas elegante. En- pala nay una
infnidad de classes Gorra~ y cachuchas, hay una
varedad de classes para hombres ninos
Guantes Y mitOnes de tOdas claes cOlOToS
nclusos los de cabritila finos.
ssSsN sSOmbrl finas con blondas.
Paraguas medios paraguas de todos preclos
Abanicos desde 2 reales hasta el fnisimo de
nacar de diez socho pesos
Florea:--Completo surtido gran baratura.
Floreros nluy caprichosos Y elegantes
Macetas de porceana, varias formas tamanos
Adornos de tecador, para todos los gustos.
Figuras de Pedernal, l,-Surtido admirable
Juegos de lavado, muy finos y baratos.
Albums para retratos marcos bontos al gus
to del comp1a 1ador.
Sedas Torcal climas de mil colores--Blon-
das anchas estrechas.-Razos de todos colores-
Grandma negra-Velos de CASA negio oe COLO
res-Panuelos de seda ho, dobladillo
Perfumeria:- a:-Vastisimo surtido de cuanto sc
conoce de los fabricantes; Rig0udy Ca, OoNdr0y
Laben, Lehrand, Rogart Catlort, ~. Rs"oo
Otlos. -
Ef0CCOS& para 5VlaJAf:-NndloCdS eiOSoo ~ Ai1'
ASS una~ eCarteras negras de varios precios
formas para hembres senoras, Bosas negras
de color. t
Espeios finos tamaflos grandes
Idem de luna pequenos superlores Nldos.
paules de pape Y zinc.-Mundos fnos desde ~ a
40 pulgadas.
Efectos militares:-Gran surtido en- galones,
roses, ter ecianas, sables, ETC., etc. as@ :,
Boquas de ambar para tabacos clga'Tiiios.
Tiieras finas para bordado costuras.-Utenslllos
para bosdar.-Armas de fuego y de aire comprl-
mido, d. todas clases- Veocipe los dc dos Tres
ruetlas- Maqu unas doble pespunte precios llm'ta-
dos.
Corbatas de todas classes.
Cintas noyedad, Narlada. .t<R9'at
EncajAs de todos sehos. 80:
Camisetas, Caleetne y medias de todas call
dades.
Cinturo rones:-Sur tido complete
&0 Lanillas escudos para banderas.
Banderas de todas dimensiOnes q esest
En- iuguetes para ninos hay un, gran surtloo
asi como il n u nerahles artculOs que no menclona-
mos
URIA Comp
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MUCHO OJ0 AQUI.

CAsAs en- donde Sc puede comprar el vino
puro de Aleson, conocido con ell nombre de
VINO RIOJANO-
del cual es 1nico receptor en- la Capital de
Puerto-Rico DON FRANCISCO FONT,
calle de la Tanca, esquina a Fortaleza.
En- LA CAPITAL: CASA de su receptor,
Restaurant La C0t0JGnG de D. Francisco
Fontanillas, en- ell acreditado Hotel Undverso
del Sr. Asencio Smith, y Restaurant La
AMrord. SantMrce En- ell elegante estable
cimiento de Don Pedro Oarr6 frente al ms
tituto, en- ell de Don Rafael Martinez.
Eu C6guas: Casa de los Sres Quinones
Hermanos, En- MaWnabo: Casa de Don
Modesto Ortiz.
En- Il <Restaurants, Hoteles y Casas de
Hu6spede Ponce, Mayaguez, Arecibo,
Bayam6n stros de la Isla, debe pedirse
Vino Riojano de Aleson, Rioja.
NOTA: Los ped;dos de este V5no que Sc hagan de
la Isla. d DON FRANCISCO FONT, Sc SER
virdm, enviamdo el producto bien oeondic6onado
en- cajas de ussa d cmntro doceaGs oteL.as.
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LA vERDAD LE Los vlNos
P r RCIOS

Con toda exactitud y, porque ell fundador Y
sOcio comanditario de esta casa hace PERSONAL
mente las compi',s presencia los aualisis, pode-
mos asegurar qne puros, legftmos de los
mejores de su clase Espaha, los vinos de TaI.
depedas, Nacarra, Galicia, Castillo blanco '
Puerto de Santa Maria, que ofrecemos constante.
mente q nuestros favorecedores.
-e Hay tambien exceiente vino Medoc Y Saint
Julien 3 pesos docena de botellas grandes.
S0brino de Ltsina u o.
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BANOS De COAMO.

Debiendo inaugurarse la temperate o11c1al
en- 10 del entrante Mayo, tengo la satisfaction
de anunciarles, que instalado un compile tobal-
neoterapico convertida aquella bajada peno-
sa, en- c6moda elegante galeria cubierta con
espacioso salon de descanso, reg1ra desde esa
echa la tarifa de precios por serVlclos, come
que:
Serric5O BnaseOterAp5cOL
Por I'm bano general en- pila... ..------$O-25
Por una ducha de cualquier clase..--- O-4o
Pnr una pulverizaci6n- O-!U
Por una estufa- ---------------. o-4o
Por uso del aqua en- bebida duranto la
temporada.-
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from ali parts of the county and State
viii be in attendance.
Daniel Donohue is talking about organ
izing another political club in this ciTv.
Dan is hustler, but his field is limited.
In the Second ward, however. there is
room for a good club
On Thanksgiving night the Amal4a-
mated Courts OF Forestry of this city will
hold a masque aud civic pail at Pohl-
maun's. The upper and lower halls villa
be devoted to dancing. and there will be
two orchestras. Freenolder Coyle will be
director. The proceeds will be devoted
to entertaining the Supreme officers.
The proposed benefit TO Thomas Nc
Aleer, the popular policeman at Cfon-
helms, has been postponed until Deceni-
Der q.
The news OF the defeat of Jimmy Lar
kins was received with surprise and sor-
row among the members OF the sporting
fraternity in this city. Larkins was a
universal favorite, and the ease with
which he defeated Hagan before the
Granite Club made the sports believe that
he conld whip Griffin easily. But the IN
expected happened
The annual ball of Company %. Second
Regiment. which is 20 be held at the
Armory bali on next Wednesday evening
will be a big affair. The bar privilege
has been secured by Michael ]. Coyie.
John ColAns, the genial bookFnake has
been missed from Donovan's during the
past week. lie has gone South on duck
hunting expedition.
There will be a performance at the
Hobokeu Theatre this evening.
successful orange bazaar was held
BY the ladies of St. Matthew's Church on
last Thursday and Friday evenings.
After his experience last week Coroner
Parslow is buying a burial permit from
both the county and city Boards Of
Health.
A. Miller. the restaurant proprietor GU
Washington street. sells beer and PAYS q
do not paw q license Mr. Miller says ne
viii prosecute them II be has to lay the
facts before the Grand Jury.
The second Regiment has an indoor
football team. and it would Ike to hear
from the Fourth Regiment OF Jersey
City. association rules 10 govern the
game
The members OF the William F. Fenton
Association are hustling for the success
OF their annual bail which Will be held at
Odd Fellows Hall on December o.
Ii is now Thought that the death OF
John FL Boun. the President of the North
Hudson County Railway, viii put an end
to the negotiations Tor the sale OF the
road to n syndicate.
The Hoboken Fife and Drum Corps
held it's annual bali at Odd Fellows Hail
last night The atfair was very snccass-
full. over seventy couples participate
ing ia the festivities.
The Normal School examination Whinh
has been IL progress for several Satul-
days wiA be concluded next SATURDAY.
The Moboken indepSnsleat Pione<t4
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ing The Rev. Mr.. Lucas VIII occupy the
pulpit fought.
The fair Is 81 gridgef's parish will be
open unit November 80.
The Rev. p g. Blight il preaching a
series OF sermons on 1.-THE Parallels Of
the Bible.p The topic tonight is "The Far
Country
Rev. Father Kelly of st. Mary's Roman
Catholic Church is collecting money in
aid of the new clubhouse.
The Order og Kings Daughters, the
HELPING Hand Circle,'' OF Hedding M
strangers In the congregation
Inc Missionary Society Of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church is preparing box
to send to missions in the West
The oratorio Ruth" by Gaul Will be
rendered at the Tabernacle on Decem-
Rev Daniel Halleron Of St. Paul's NJ.
Church will commence series OF SER
mons tonight to women. There will be
four in the course.
The orphans Of st. Mary's Asylum are
rehearsing a play to be produced on No
VEN Der 26 and 81.
The Rev William G. Snodgrass of He'd
ding Church will preach in Fisnkill, n.
Y. today
The Rev. D. J. Ellison, pastor Of the
Bergen Baptist Church. will lecture to-
night on the subject: "A Midsummer's
Kamble Through Palestine. ~
A recital by Prof. Waters OF Newark
will be given in ST Paul's NJ. f. Church
on December 4. 1t win be given under
the auspices of the Circle of Willing
Workers.
The choir IN the Lafayette Methodist
Church has been reorganized. There are
Vow twenty members, and It is under the
direction OF Mr.. +. T. Miltner.
A fair, under the auspices of the guilds
Of St Matthew's P 4. Church. will open
the second week In December.
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UNION LEAGUE.

Invitations are being eagerly sought by
those who want to enjoy the first stag
of the season of the Unlon League Club
IL will be given Friday night and elabor-
ate preparations are being made for It,
The invitations say KUN and G His
Horns,n and there Is not the slightest
doubt but that every 'shornn will be first
clsss and Their will be plenty of them.
IThe Union League Club has set apart
Monday nights for Hearts. = progressive
euchre and pool tournaments
The Nominating Committee elected at
the last business meeting OF the Union
master Dickinson. james Love, Colonel
Warner aud George G, Doyle. This Com
mfttee viii make the nominations for
officers OF the Club for the cushing year.
Ii is not probable that any opposition
ticket will he made after the C0msaisfee
reports on The third Tuesday IL Decem-
Der. rhe names selected by the Commit-
.ee will be posted ono month. ana Oh the
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will hold their big masquerade bad 1t
Odd Fellows Hall ia January
One OF the nunerous progressive benefit
orders will pay 500 certificates at Old
Fellows Hall next Wednesday evening.
lt is announced that the workings OF tia
order viii be explained by able speakers
aud an entertainments and reception will
be given Thomas 3. Hatfield is treasurer
of the society
The fair OF the Haboken Turn yerein
viii be opened at Tnrn Hall GA next
Saturday evening by Mayer Stanton and
will continue until December 6 eoid'
badge for the most popular police official
and gold headed cane Tor the most
popular CITY official will be voted for.
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H0BOKEN NOTES.

There is great deal OF indignation
among the citizens over the miserable
structure that is about to be bnilt as a
post office. Petitions have been clrcnlat-
building.
The new Athletic Club VIII hold stag
entertainments AZ Cronheim's Theatre on
Thanksgiving Eve. An excellent pro-
gramne has been arranged.
Captain Boyle's haudball court On Hud-
son street i getting very popular. There
are any number OF crack players develop
ing.
The biggest event ever held til this city
VIII be the bali or the Michael J.. Coyie
Association at Old FeIlows Hall on the
evening u Rscembes "a Politicians
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third Tuesday Ii January the election
viii take place
In a conversation with me yesterday
ex-Judge John a. Blair, the accomplished
President of the Union League Club.
changes in The Offices Of Secretary and
Treasurer, because the men filing the
positions at present are excellent officers,
and they are acquainted with the ron-
tine OF the business. He thought, how
ever that different Presidenbnand Vice.
President should be elected, for It would
be an encourazement TO other members
who seek preferment He said that the
President had practically nothing to do,
and change ought 20 be made.
The "Brigands,e at the Academy OF
Music during the last three nights of the
week, captureR SO many members Of the
Union League Club that corporal s
guard could not be found to protect the
place
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had to bandage her all over. aud tie lnittens on
her hands to prevent her from digging the raw
flesh with her fingers, Mr.. Faulkner said he
believed that CuTIcVRA REMEDIES would cure
her. He offered TO bear the expense At that
time she was worse than had ever seen her.
and there seemed no prospects of recovery.
CUTICuRA, CUTIcuRA .REsoLvENT and CuTIcuRA
SOAP have wrought q miracle. To-day her skin
is smooth and fair. and believe she has entire
ly recovered The above is true in every par
ticular. and refer to Mr.. Q. W. Wooever
j. ROSS FAULKNER, panvlIle. \. =.
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CARTERET CLUB

The trouble which il was thought threat
ened tue future prosperity of the Cartered
Club has had directly the opposite effect.
The old members who resigned because Of
party. grievances aud for personal reasons,
demonstrated the fact, that the still wish
the club success by returning. Since
the exposure of the trouble ia the JERSEY
CITY NEWS, more than twenty OF them
have rejoined the club, and It is now ia 4
fiourishiag condition
The Amusement Committee Intend ar
ranging for stag reception at an early
date
The card players of the club are di-
yiueu Into quartettes and nightly every
room in the spacious aud coy clubhouse
is occupied BY players, who battle FOR sn-
Dreinacy until ten o'clock and then par
take of lunch
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NEW Jersey GLUE.

The Amusement Committee Of the
New Jersey Club met last Wednes-
day evening at the clubhouse and de-
cided to hold a stag racket Thanksgiving
Eve. The committee intends securing a
few of the clubs favorite humorists from
New York and having rafting good
time in general.
The much talked Of euchre tourna-
ment has not yet been arranged. Tx
Alderman Shawda' is anxious to open the
tourney. but the members are too busily
engaged trying to down" Messrs. Alien
and Hogeneamp, the rounce experts.
S. W. Anness, who enjoys the enviabie
reputation of being the best story teller
In the club. has been conspicuous by his
absence of late.
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ARIoN CLUB.

There will be another family concert
held in the club hall soon. The success
of the last one has encouraged the com
miItee.
There is some talk of changing the
hour of the juvenile singing school,
Henry A. Gaede is almost entirely well
now His recovery was rapid.
Mr.. Adolph Walters has gained con-
siderabiy in weight since he moved. He
changed his residence to be able 10 reach
the clubhouse oftener.
Some of the members are suffering
With the grip. The recent cold spell has
developed some cases.
Frank Gallery is one Of the most loyal
of the Arions. He is out on all festival
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FEnERAI cII1R

Some day f. ". Wolley will be the
President OF the Federal CLUB and the
affairs viii not then be conducted on the
.kieiner" scale.
The death OF John n. Bonn has caused
the postponemeat of the proposed i'm
pfoyements to the Federal Club building
chat the North Hudson County Railway
Company agreed 70 MAKE.
The stag to be given early nexEh
month, IL Is said, VIII snrpass all other
efforts Of the Federal Club to please its
guests
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Solufely Slcken1ng 10
the sight. Said Mrs.
II. A. Stout TO me;
Il have tried every
thing suggested to
me on my little
daughter, who has
been so afflicted al
most from birth
] have had three
doctors experiment
on her, but she
seemed TO be getting
worse every day I
was almost distract ;
- Il Hu..r4w~ r.arrhf
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LADIES AT THE PALMA
A Most Agreeable Feature
of this Popular Organ
ization Club Notes
in General.
PALMA CLUE.

Tomorrow evening will DE a great even
ing for the Palma CLUB. The members
will then entertain their lady friends, and
the occasion viii be known as Ladies'
Night. The entire building will be thrown
open to the fair ones, and they can enjoy
all the privileges Of the same. They can
bowl. play billiards. admire the works of
art which decorate the walls OF the build
ing. and can improve their minds by PEE
rusing the excellent works In the library.
Those who are on gaiety bent can have an
music from half-past eight to twelve
O'clock
The Riding Club had a meeting last
week aud reelected the old otficers;-
Hen keilar Captain and Louis O'Neil
SECRETARY aud Treasurer. The club is in
fourishing condition, and now that its
members can ride like veterans it is pro-
posed to take up fancy riding
John Kellar and Rynier WortendYke
did not go out on bicycles yesterday as
usual It is said that John has cofns ON
the bottom OF his feet and cannot work
the pedals.
Since George Brown got that new
piano he is not seen about the club house
as mucn as usual. Though seldom seen
George is often heard by the boys in the
club house. as the sighting and grooming
and roaring of the new piano is waited
across the street In obedience to Georges
skillful touch.
There is some talk Of putting a swim
ming tank i'll the club house this winter,
so that Harry Pratt. Lou Miller and the
other yachtsmen can keen up their nauti-
cal pleasures during the cold spell. In
the summer it can be used for swimming
and pat hing purposes
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AWFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Child Mass of Raw. Bleeding Sores
Miraculous Cure by the
Cuticura Remedies.

face, from the hair to the neck on both
sides. a raw mass Of bleeding sores; two little
hands and arms in the same condition. body,
around the waist of which was broad band of
bleeding eruptions and from the hips to the
tips of her toes the skin 10 be alb
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-22

sc.storia is so vel adapted to children that
frecommend ii as superior 20 any prescription
known to me- Fl. A. ARCHER, ~ D.,
Il So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, n. 7.
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few selections very we'll, and Mr.. Frank
Muller. with hts wit aud banjo, helped
considerably to make the evening pleas
aut one.
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RERKELEY CLuR

=
1t seems strange that such number of
familiar faces should be missed from the
Berkeley Club lately
Siegfrid Hammerschlager is one of
those who have lately been conspicuous
by their absence
Surrogate O'Neil has been seen more
frequently at the clubhouse since election
times.
Charlie Cumberson is seen great cal
about the clubhouse. although his house
is being fixed up, ana one would imagine
he had no time tor anything else.
The Saturday night suppers at the club
still continue. They will probably be a
winter feature of the club life.
The committee for the annual reception
has been sappointed, and GATE will soon
be elected
James Lillis, we'll known for his gener-
atty and big-heartedness, is a candidate
for Police Justice Davis shoes. If the
Berkeley men had all to say about it
Jim would be in it with both feet.
THE DEMOC RATIO SOCIETY
The debate on the tax question We'd
nesday evening was a success without
any qualification, and has done much to
revive the club. These debates will be
continued monthly, and not only will
they be of benefit to the members of the
society but they will be of use to the
f5tatt Hey are ltStcnett 10 anu paftlcl-
pated in by Legislators and other State
officials who have the making and recon
mendation of laws, and the points which
are brought out by the clashing of intel
lects are bound to result in the adoption
of measures which will serve the best
interests of the people at large.
Counsellor John DENIM was made
member OF the club at its last meeting
and hereafter his wisdom and experience
in politics will enliyen the debates
George Record is now known as the
Henry George OF the club since bis able
defense of that much abused gentleman's
theory the other night He boldly laid
down the gauntlet and brayely defended
it against all corners,