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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
MAIZE GOSSIP.

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A correspondent of the Pemaiatd Ies-
sengss in speaking OF me heaufifai towns
Of the Lincoln esyunsy coAsr--Bfisto3, Bfe-
man and Booshhay, with Newcastle and
Damariseossa, which willis not coast towns
/ in reality are 70 much cut into By bays and
tide wster ewes ~ TO be very pirfuresque-
saxs E4autsf,yf fer situation Is Damarss-
cr,fa. At the bead Of navigation on the
eas.eriy aide Of the siver Of the same name,
ON the line Of the e. 4 T.. X. r., MIDI
was between Wakiebefa and WiseAs-
set. IA niles from the sea and contain
| Ing a population Of 1000 On the south
/. lies the historic town Of BRISTOL:
/ Bremen on flse east, Sehlebero on The
north; whsle IL western boandery =
washed b. the waters Of she DaniaFsseosta
river fross which il taxes is name and con
nrete,i with Newcastle 5y wopisa bridge
which was erected and IS nasHsa1ued ~
these two tow ~. About a uliss above This
I bridge are ths famous oyster banks com
/ posed Of Immense quantities Of oys1f
shells. the existence Of which - accounted
1 for BY various theories ~ ansiiuarians
/ but the most probable theory to your
correspondent Is that siie deposits
were made bt aboriginal tribes tntiab-
T,,es, ,,. .-ntsreIv free from earth. but In
I;,n irppieu,enta, axe. chi.eIs spear heads.
not,sry ste stones bearing evidence of
hayin, h.en unler the action OF fire are
f,.aueutlv found The DEPOSIT on the east
.i,le az the river has been nearly all re-
moved in the last few years. for CONNER
eiaf naraas~s Da,uariseofia j. not, al
ur...r,t. the bass town il vas before the re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

In his great speech at Grand Rapids,
Mich, last week, our own Senator Frye
summed up the practical working of the
Mckinley tariff in three or four sentences
when he said year before last we
bought a 900 tons Of cotton ties of Eng
land. The tariff was only Sli ton. not
half a. much as the difference in wages.
The Mckinley bill multiplied this tariff by
three, and last year we did not import a
single pound. Cotton ties were cheaper
last year than they ever were in the history
of the republic, and cheaper than they ever
were before in the markets of the world.
The cotton grover gets his ties made in tins
country cheaper than he ever bought Eng
fish ties. Can he complain"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Wit and presence of mind sometime:
prevent audacity from giving offense. 4
story is told of subordinate officer whs
so correctly estimated his generals char
acter as to inspire in him fIiendl,
feeling by bit Of daring repartee. He
often dined at the same table with the
general, and that same gentleman fol
some reason became tired of seeing him.
So one day he said to- the young man
do you know the military exercises
"Yes, SIR"
Every well. Right about face. March'
Pardon, general said the soldier
thus summarily ordered to go. .'Eave
you forgotten the proper order: Before
marching one must take ones place.
and he sat down to the table, where he
was joined by his superior officer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
The BROOKLYN Bridge.

The bridge connecting New York and
Brooklyn over the East river from Park
row, New York. to Sands and Washing
ton streets. Brooklyn, was begun Jan
2, 1870, and opened to traffic May "a
1888. The cost of the bridge was ovel
SIS 900. 900. The following are tbs
statistics of the structure: Width Of
bridge. IS feet; length of river span
/, $50 feet 6 inches; length of each lane
span. $50 feet; length of Brooklyn ap
preach, 97l feet; length of New Yorh
approach, .562 feet 6 inches; total length
of carriageway. $3.50 feet; total length
Of the bridge. with extensions, 6.j3,
feet. The whole number of car passen
gers during the year ending Dec. /, 1891
was 80. ,66 0l3. whole number of fool
and car passengers, IL .2CA ga
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
romorr oMs Journal.

The JotRNAL has perfected arrangement
fus giving its readers the fullest possible re
tuYnsf from the National election tomorrow
morning In addition to the splendid news
service which il secures from the Associated
Press. the finest in the world, it has made
arrangements for supplementary special
dispatches from the various states that are
classed the doubtful" list. The large
number of states, thirty-three, that
will make use Of of the Austral'
ian system of voting today will
nrobabIy make the returns come in
somewhat more slowly than they did
-four years ago but there can be little ques'
ton but what the general result will be
definitely known by Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
IMPORTANT.

The letter which we print today from one
of the largest wooden commission houses in
Boston, explains itself. During our corre-
spondence with Messrs. Blake 4 Stearns
regarding the claim we made. they sent us
two pieces of goods that had been steam
shrunk, and called our attention to the
slight loss in measure caused by shrink
age. We found thst it was q mere
trife. We then shrunk them BY our cold
water process and they SHRINK ONE AND
oNE-HALr YARDS TO ZACH rIEcE. We
merely desire to add that in all cases We
manufacture our Ready-Made Clothing
from woolens shrank by the cold water
process in our own store, and in no case is
the use Of steam shrunk goods allowed.
CHAS. ii. MASON,
1872 Aliens Building, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Monday in the e.art Vt sessions a,
Albany. n. Y. on demurrase to the indict.
nest Of Labor Commissioner Peck and his
ssxnoerapkef. Albert Rafgef. on the charge
Of burning certain tariff circulars and
answers. Jadge Cute stated that he had
rrscised ! aecision but had not had time T.
consult with his associates about the matter
He announcesl that he would hand dowr
The deeisiea Probably on Monday next,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

In Benjamin Harrison the country has
u chief executive who is an able man,
clean, n Christian man, who went to the
front and helped to fight the battles Of
his country when II needed brave men.
,lie has discharged the duties Of his high
Office with pre.eminent ability and
patriotic zeal. We believe that the pe0-
pie Of this country will vote TO keep him
for another four years in the high place
he has filled 70 well.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

The Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Pau
Railroad proposes to build for the postofiee
Departments exhibi, at the worl.fs Fair q
model railway postoiiice car, one-sixth OF
the sire of the regulation t;0-foos car. to be
complete in every respect, including light,
heat. cases and all other fixtures pertaining
to the actual working" of mail matters By
the clerks of the United States railway mail
xerya,e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Hon. OryilIe u. Baker, who has been
doing good service for the Republican
cause on the stump in New York state. tel
esraphs the editor of the Journal that the
best information obtainable indicates that
the Republicans will carry New York. and
that they will elect Harrison with or With
GU, that state. Advices from all quarters
are very encouraging and indicate bani-
some Republican victory at the polls today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

BY their ballots today the American
people are TO decide whether or not the
wise system Of protection, under which
our country has been so wonderfully
prospered, is to continue the permanent
policy Of our government or whether II
Is to give place to the free trade theories
Of the Democratic party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
STATE OF MAINE /,

STATE OF MAixs,
CRY o. AreusrA IS,
To the Inhabitants Of the City Of Augusta
Greeting You are hereby notified ths, IN.
Hoard of Registration of said city Of Augusta Vii,
be In session Vt the Common Council r,,m ~
Opera House hiock. in said City, on rsrsS.v
emher l. :, s. and &, from I'm u o'cock In ~.
forenoon, and from TN and Till y p'clort /.
the afternoon on each OF said days, and MONDAY
November !, from I'LL ~ O'Clock in the forcnoos'
from TIL O'Clock in thu afternoon. for the mn,
pose OF revising and correcting the lists Of yafs,
for the several Wards and to receive ryiJenss
touching the 4uslihcstionso OF voters therein WV
this 18th day OF october In the wear Of our ln,s'
one thousand eight hundred and ninc,y.twa. '''
A. ). BANGS, Chairman Of Board OF Reristrs,o.
Attest c. L.. TANNER, City Clerk.
Novid1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
cory
BLAKE 4 STEARNS,
II Ernnllin q A. Apah Sts

BLAKE 4 STEARNS,
"a Franklin 4 AZ Arch SITS.
BosroN, Sept. so, 1891.
C. II. MASON, Augusta, Me-
Dear Sir Your claim for extra shrink
age on worsted paintings has been submitted
to the manufacturers. They reply, "such
claim is unprecedented" Upon investi-
CATION, they find that your system of cold
water shrinkagc is wholly responsible for
the trouble. All manufacturers Of ready
made clothing use u steam process,
and if you see fit to give your customers
the advantage of different and a better
one, the mills feel that the benefit should
be appreciated by them, and you, sufficient
to Offset the loss to you in measure. 1t
should be used by you as an advertisement,
and We feel certain, when understood, you
must be benefited. We return your bill of
claim mot allowed"
Respectfully yours,
BLAKE 4 STEARNS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

That proposed foot ball team composed
of young men in the city, is getting into
form and with little practice will make
formidable eleven. They hope to get
game here on Thanksgiving day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

c. W. Hilton, North Parish, is q very
sick man. He is suffering from n compli-
cation of diseases. Those of his family
who were away have all been called home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Secretary MeKeen of the State Board Of
Agriculture and Mr.. q. Gardner of Rock.
land, member Of the board. arrived here
Sunday from Lamoine. where they held
farmers institute. Yesterday they held an
institute at W ipdsor Grange hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Republicans who don't come out to thu
polls will make big mistake, but by com.
ing ont early they will be sure to avoid
mistakes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

a-The tendency Of the age 10 iea
artistic shave or hair cut, such - can
found 1t my shop vest end
bridge. u. W.
oefl1dlm0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

President Harrison has given the conn.
try \ conspicuoa,ly clean and abIe nd.
ministration, he deserves and we believe
he will receive the cordial endorsement
Of the voters Of this country at the polls
fnx}nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Necessary for choice, 81
Harrison over tlsvelaBi 10
Since lsss the apportionment has been
changed. and the states of Idaho, North
Dakota. South Dakota, Montana, Wyo-
ming and Washington admitted, so that the
total electoral vote is nov ~ against iol
IN lS4s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
Daily xtnasbtf aaaraal.
TUESDAY. nov. .. les9.

Cards Of thanks and resolutions Of resp,,es IN
Ge ehMe ed At the rate Of ten cent?.
An advertising announcements Of ~.ts,,.a
ments whose object Ia the raisns Of money Nm "
charged At the rate OF titt~en cents line.
Advertising notices. news form, will b. xch,d.x
from our local columns, except such u refsr -
umns, and will be run uader y separate hesd =
the local pages
Subscribers Who fail to receive the Jorrx.,
promptly will confer favor by notifying ~
o1ACe fmnediateiy>
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

No notice Whatever Will be taken OF unsigned
Communications.
Tar JorgSAL CANNOT nv HELD REsrossfBLt
son fHr PRFsgRyAtfos OR RETURN or REJECT
gDtoMMUStr ArIoSs.
Address oil esmnRnic ations reiatisG TO subscrtp
tios. and Advertisements 10 burieigA . klJut.
Pab!ishevs, Aussatsy AaD.sss -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

The Railroad Gazette of Nov. 4th doesn't
attribute much importance to the Boston 4
Maine and Reading deal and says the chief
advantage of the new relations to both the
Maine and the Reading companies Is pro-
Dably expected TO come from an increased
ll-rail movement of coal from Pennsyl-
vania into New England and the import
tnce of this is apparently greatly overraied
~ many Of the general public il not those
inside the DEAL"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

A very interesting and entertaining dis
cussion was held at the Chautauquan meet
ting last evening. II was resolved, That
Bachelors Should be Taxed for the Sup.
port of Old Maids Miss Knowlton and
Miss Alice Doherty, affirmative; T. II.
Bolge and o. b. Peckham, negative. After
an animated discussion decision in the
affirmative was rendered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
STATE OF NA1NL.

A@"ng the si,-riss'"d s''aervanees that haze
eefas down 70 ss from o6s fathers !. that of the
day set aside, In the late aatamn, after 'ss
fruits Of the aeid base been yaffered info
our store hossss, tor sp-eisi Rejoicing aad
for sespov Judgment 10 Ged Of our gratitude
for ~. Infinite goodness and mercy The present
year, the four fusdf.dth snBil eysary n ameriea.
aiseoserY, hiss been generously faFofsd By
His toaatiss Abundant barvesis have rewarded
the labor. Of u. ha sianInan and peace and pros
p-r,iy prevail throughout thr state aud the patton
!. therefore. with the adsles ot the Executive
CoaaeiI. ds.iynsls and SET apart
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Misunderstanding.
Morrell Liquor Cure,
To Let-feautitnl hotel.
lmportant--C. II. Mason.
Bargains--H. ID. kowell 4 Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Messrs. Z. o. Vickery, Of Augusta, l..
T. Carleton, of Winthrop, 7. +. lIegarty,
and DIR. G. G. Weld, Of Old Town, have
gone on hunting trip to the katahdin Iron
Works region. They will probably be
joined by Judge W. p. Whitebouse in 4
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Boys, you'd better hunt up those skates
and have 'em sharpened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

BrrcHass Pills sell weil because they
cure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Election days are not red letter days for
the hotel proprietors. Yesterday the reg
listers looked blank indeed. The CONNER.
cial travellers didn't come out this week
and will not till after Tuesday. Many who
stop here temporarily have gone to their
homes to vote.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

4. WIthee, who resides on the Sidney road
in this town, for very pretty bouquet Of
bowers gathered in her outdoor garden on
sunday, Nov. 6. II embraced two or three
kinds of sweet peas, two or three Of petu'
Mas, marigolds, two kinds Of perennial
phlox, Chinese pinks, and one or two other
common flowers. the whole making very
pretty and certainly remarkable November
bouquet from the outdoor flower garden u
Mime
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

Following is the programme of the en-
tertainment at the Free Baptist church this
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08
Used Tllatiers

Nineteen in Jail today.
Today we vote for a President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08


Special religious meetings for men only
will be held at the Y. NJ. G. A. room. this
week on Tuesday Thursday and Ffidsy
evenings at ! .i5, conducted by the general
secretary. The subject to be considered
this evening will be 'Thr Value TO Young
Men of Personal Religious Experience.
This week is set part for thesc speeis
services by associations all over the worn
and il is hoped that the young men OF our
city will note this and attend. Good sing
ing will lie feature of the services.
Secretary M.teen of the State Board OF
Agriculture returned last evening from
holding an institute at Windsor Grange
hall. The subjects discussed were orchard
ing and dairying. Mr.. Chas. ). Pope
president Of the State Pathological soeIc'y'
spoke on the subject of "Orchariing
all Mr.. X. W. Ellis of Embhsn
spoke on .Dairying." Secretary Nc
Keen spoke on The Corn Crop, 10
Values and Limits The atisnn'
apee was good and much interest was Hsn-
ifestsd in the meeting. Mr.. Mckeen san
he was much surprised to see The interest,"
manifested there in the subject of orcfafa'
ing. Mr.. Pope was frequently interrnPe'
in course of his address and the snbjeo
W ~ continued into the afternoon. lne
m ,naeer q the East Pittson creamery v"
present and spoke for some little time on
the mar ner in which he was managing
his creamery and his me'ho'.
of testing his cream. Many o.
the farmers of Windsor are furnishing
cream for this creamery and seem TO ~
well satisfied with the results obtainso'
They are getting on the average ior Wv
wear 20 cents for the cream required ~
make pound of butter. Mr.. Mckee' ef
poets meeting Of unusual interest ioe W
.titute st Auburn. Friday, Nov. IL, snen
Prof. Hamlin of the State College WV
speak on the subject Of Country Rosas
and Prof. Stetson. superintendent Of
auburn schools, will speak on tie suDls
Of Horticulture in the Schools
Il ON ii Auburn schools will be plsss~
AID Ii. trste the me. hobs il vogue sner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-08

The following shows how the states voted
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-30

que sc ocnparan del bloqueo y sin que
ninguno de aquellos fos1s1osas barcos Sc
atreviese decirles NADIA.
\ cuando sc atTevieron 4 apFesar I'm
vapor mercante que navegaba con pa
bell6n americana L Hatien Republic
transportando. armas y soldados por
cuenta de los del Nortc. al que con-
isco an tribunal nombrado al Hoc, con
TODD su cargamento. y condeno a los
prOpietarios una multa dc a0ScfFRkos
cFHrufHh7 nil frances suCedio que IN
dia, cuando menos 10 esperaban. Sc pre-
sentaron dos vapores de guerra america
nos, Sc llevaron el huque capturado y
pidieron una indennizacioa de g1tnlsHtos
nil fJuucos. iIermos1 ensenanza para
el porvenir!
FL 10 de Dicicmore la constituyente
nombr6 a Legitime presidente por <iete
amos. Llegado al poder en- tan criticas
circunstancias este nuevo jefe active las
operaciones militares y sus tropas OBJ
tuvieron algunos sucesos
Este Presidente era un hombre hon
RADIO. trabajador animado de las mejo-
res intenciones, para su pals, pero tue
explotado por una turba de bandidos
que le rodeaban. robando el dincro del
Estado, y dejando hasta las tropas sin
alimentos para guardarse el importe de
las provisiones.
En- este estado el Presidente, solo. in
capaz para atender a la guerra viendo
las desafecciones aumentarse en- SIT ejer-
cito sc vio obligado abandonar el po-
der j sc embarc6 para New York
Al mismo tempo ayudados los del
Norte por comerciantes americanos.
con recursos de todo genero hicieron su
entrada en- Port-au- Prince proclaman-
dose Presidente Hippolyte que es
quien ocupa hoy el poder.
NADIA queremos decir sobre el gobier-
no de este. de quien anteriormente nos
hemos 0cupado, y el cual, 81 es verdad
que particularmente es un hombre hon
RADIO y trabajador, y que ha impulsado
las obras publicas, tiene en- cambio la
ncgra mancha de los fusilamientos del
g de Mayo de 1891.
.JOsE RODRiGCEz CASTRO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-30

por Ell cual Sc les exige un dep6sito de $50 para
responder las multas one 50 les impongan.
eutregaran sus natrleulas aates del dia II de
Julio entrante que q dfa seiialado para po-
nerse en- sigor dicho Reglamento
Y resultarfi Ia huelea de los aurgss.
Para las festas populares gse Sc eelebran
on varias pobaciones de Ia islit, tiene encaygo
de fuegos artihciales el inteligente pirotecnico
don Enrique 3. Leon, que los fabriea tar bien
concludes como los que vienen del exterior.
Este es un adelanto positive, porque VA no
hay necesidad de introducir nm articuIo que
produce meiores condieiones Ia indnstria
del pals.
Sc encuentra enfermo en- CANA 81 Admins
trador general de ComunicacioneS de Ia pro-
vincia. don Domingo Ayuso
En- la noche del martes embarc6 para San
Juan Ia Compahia Roncoroni.
De Yauco tuvieron que regresar precipitada-
mente aquella noche para tonar el vapor, por
10 cual no pudieron nIestros amigos Roncoroni
Y su esposa, despedirse de sus numerosas
Deseamos Roneoroni su distinguida tou-
pc grandes exitos buena fortuna en- los passes
que recorra.
Ha regresado de su escursion por la veeina
republica dominicana nuestro amigo el ciruja-
no-dentista doctor Sanjurio,
Noestro aprecabe amigo rompanero don
Martin Fernandez director de n impartial
encuentra enfermo en- CANA.
Deseamos su pronto restableclmiento.
He aqui los nGmeros que han obtenido pre-
miOs rnayores en- el sorteo de la loteIIa provin-
cial que Sc ina iugado hoy en- la Capital
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-30
AVISO A LOS FUMADORES

En- la tabaquel1a Ell Escatdo Espafl0l, plaza
principal niimero H. Sc acaban de recibir taba-
COS cigarrilos de Ia Habana de varias marcas
vitolas.
Entire estas hay Jacos del Louvre Henry Clay)
de don Julian Alvarez, Casadores Imperinles La
Fe,tcedora, Noa plps ,ltra Presidentes Conchas
de Regalo, Ar0ledtcos, BreoaS especioles, Regalia
tina, Regdltd California, Se6prtas, Pedro M4-
rias ETC., ETC.,
Tanlbien Sc reeibieron va los afamados de
La COmerje5a de los senores Sanchez hernia
no de Comerio hay de fodas clases vitolas
y precios.
NOTA: Sc realiza tambi6n una partida de-
aceite de Castor, Rosa, Coco Pezuha asi CO.
mo una romano Fairbanks dc POGO uso, en- $50
5-13 Ponce, 20 de JUNO de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-30

Anocbe preseptaba 81 teatro m aspeeto en-
cantador.
Todos los naIcos y I,natas ca balIabar ocu-
nadoe on 81 oaraiso no 90 b{a ma 1,so,,a .3
Tanto Balabrega como Miss Lynden Los
Bemoles, trabaja~on con habilidad Empieza.
Miss LINDEN di6 una prueba mas de sus ia
eultades adivinadoras y Los Ben,oleS tocaron
con el gusto maestria que dernuestran STEM
pre-, dalicados trozos de musica que fuerun muv
aplaudidos.
Fl plibhco les pidio La Borin4uei, Ia que no
orqnesta, sob"e Ia euaI sc deela pesaba una
prohlblclon estuplda.
Para el Sabado anunc'a Balabrega una ARIA
da mteresante funclor benehclo de Miss
I'ypoen,
Los h'e"oteS presentaran aigItnos Gle snS ms
tI!iiuth'oS no 'oIooi''os aa' dc hueSFo Pu-
olco.
Entire las cart9s mas satlstacforias que nan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-30
ALUMBRADO ELECTRICO

Don UIises Del FaJle, yelrcsenta,ste en Pte,,to-
Rico de Ia Eflisoa Spanish Colonial Light c.,
Neo- Y0rb-hace sQber al patbIic0 general,
especial 4 los IyatntamientOs qte babieedo Obte-
rido Ell Espana esta compa5iia pote1teS especiacs
ercIssUGs para hacer en- todc la isla sstaldci0-
mes dc lstces incQadesccntes, Sc ecargorl ne los
trabqjos que Sc le c0f1eH rabajos que, ecistie20,
como eciste, pririlegio dc nreHci6,,, nthqta otra
enpreSa pOdrtc reQlzar.
1si ntismo Pote en- colaocine7ato de los lHgtnici-
mos glse Sc cream ea condolences de iastd}or el
AIumbrado elecsyioo, que estd autorisado por Ia
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