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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlocking Switches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OIL
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt streets.
On aud after FEBRUARY 9th, 1892

On aud after FEBRUARY 9TH 1872
THE FAST LINE.
300 A. M.-Pulnsn yestbue Sleeping and Paalor cars
sss: S!ii.i e. r, %ss s.
e1 SSS ss go q next day CONNECTS ''''
THE PENN.YLvAxIA LIMITED.
.Ss d S%i.s s seSsi
: :sass sais m .Ga try
r ssSsSSs' . Of aH"f 81 once &rr1es
I Iaal.H?rI is p M; no a. next day n''S' '''
1T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
s. d ESS,s ana
8rsiVes clnsinnsa io4S H.. and St. Louis 1880
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
200 ysS Rs,o. sse eDa Hn PssnSoi
coschea from Nsw.York 70 Chicago Arrives in Chr
' ''' THE WEsTkRS EXPRESS
4S:fs chi;sss Siasi9Ss; Ssy ,lS
I'D 20 fssSsss niss
ESQ., $50 p q Il chicago ;eN g. 20 p ~ Louis
ss ee sssuS sss9ad morning connects 1'''' ~
e"'ep' Pacific EXPRESS.
SEQ e.: s 70 Gs sssgns 'pi
's s y vfsfa sa, s.y c' saG ss
g. els;ssSs sss SsanSs g.
.Sossss I.ssSe snS k s aH'.'sh ga fstn
SOC Il MR s l dSS 81 S@i E"
500 r.. M.-Shenyndo,h Valley Express dNiiy WIN
Through Pullman BUFFET sleeping Car TO Ne"-ofieans
BALTIMORE. WA-HINCTON AND TIE >otIH. .
1910 A. .-"Wnshinxon Limited Enpiess o. 1 ac,
naa Veslbnle Psi!or car, Fe,aouis sL A dsN Is,
'is = s!yysos S..
Msinns' sSafss 20 % e Ssa fs' .s''"s ''
Additional Express Trun-t 20. 500 80. o go eng
IL 100 10, 80 0O and ECO D. NJ ana l.. u"
night. For Baltimore only 100 n o Su y w.
8l5, 80 and Q 80 a. m. 4 go. , 90 and s'oo D. IN"
For JACKSONVILLE AND ST. AUGUSTINE.
Drily - 80 q. . 100 y. and IL 10 Bluhlgat
"fierida special Mondays. Wednesdays and fHos5"
Ter Tampa 80 a, M and 900 D. M. daily c,,s.r.
Mondays. Wednesdays ald fridays. - ,,
B"fe; Psrler Cars and Coaches.
For Browne Milb.n-the-Pnes 90 D. m. weekdays WIZ
For Cape May. 90 D. m w.ska,vs
sylvania Limited, Dining Car and 10 10 wsshington
Llntssd With Dining ana u 100 IL 20 90 I'D
500 end l2l5 night Aeeo9.modatioS = 10 a e.
Zoo 20 20 &c az GO Ied Sq s%a e GS1ro.s
xesSemmcdaten 8 90 and 90 90 + = m.
Per Time Tables o. trains 10 local points or the Pnni
ss h o s s s's n s 81 b dSSwSf
W :sssi as sss NS eeu%sp.sve loot
% Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot Of Fu
Ea-st., Brooklyn; IS Hudson-st' Hoboken ssaeon'
.s9 ~ ST. 81 "a :a:s.
I'D .sis.. s. .MH s wCHnA sa.
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Railroa0e.
CENTRAL R. R. OF kEW.JERSEY.
tIhe Port ReedinG II. y. Co.. Lessee.)
FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.

tThe POr, Kcedlnc II. r. Co.. Lessee,
FOOT or LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER.
Tine Table Of November 18th. 1891.
80 =. ~ elior Ezston. Mauch Chunk, W!lkcsbsrrc
scranton, Ecudlns,, Harrisburg. Ismaqaa fOttre
Nsaes tSans ssi.aioa Tor ''''
100 for E..t SSS ana MsatS cGak On Sundays
''5 n-ISn for %uDs .soa " &aae 5' cssna Ws,Dar,
mosin uhbury &i1m,pors through coach 70 %ll.m,
GO p for Es.,on; Mageh Chunk R,gdns. Harris.
burg r's ST91S 1ua and
p; for Eastoa. Maneh Chunk. Rs-dlng,, Harris.
burg WlkesbaTre. Scranton Iaraq1a Potts'ile. Sha-
IL. m 70 fa..s. s as"i%a Reading Harris
f. y.nas ts5 E; TO- '% o5 re H. co. 49,
S$ sS7:' g. 81 70
&C. 70 80 no. oo. gs co. S9's.$ 3D. S5
~ 10 SeuSd Brook a, 80 90 CO. s4S 90
49, 90 g. 90 H,SS o No. S;aS as &C.
&' 80 OS 80 % go Go 10 SO 49,
10 g. g. Fr % s' 80 49, 81; sSs 90
e. o. = g. g S 81 ID $ 8 a
n igoo m 10 co. $50 co. 100 90 10 90
St. a.o; H:A a SUNDAY. except
f.; g. $Sr j $ss
Grove and Asbury Park. o :0o a m. 90 D. NJ.
POR LAKEWOOD.
At 80. S:l5 a. m, 80. $50 20 p m. Prior
cars are run trains leaving at is . m, 10, oH5
e Fot = Tom. RSs4 h,tnesa. and B,rnses. $780,
s:l5 a. M 80 a 20 Expressl y. m.
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridgsnn e 80
- r Foo. 60 q. 80 s'as''sA' at '' s'
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For Philadelphia az 80, 49, co. 10 co. IL 80 a
80 2l5, 80, 400 90 u 90. 80 y. M, IL l5
night. SUNDAYS, 300 10 80. ii 80 q. 80. $780,
% 90 D. m, IL 10 night
For Baltimore and Washngton daily at co. II 30 with
Dining Car a. ~. 30 $3.50 Dining Car. 100 y.
II 10 night
Trains leaving al SO q. m, 30 90. s 90, 80
IL 5 night Except saturday night sundsys II 80
30. 200. 90 have connections Tor Reading
Harrisburg, Pottsviile, &c.
For Sunbury aud Wlllismsport. via philadelphia, at 46
a. 80. 80 y; II 10 midnight Except Saturday
night; Sunday. O 90 y. - -
Tickets and Iailor be procured at H. 49,
POI, AIS, 9H. 4Q 1923 Broadway. 537 0th'aye. ze4
West l25thst 1874 Fast l25th-st SewYork; Courtst.
SEQ Fnlton.st. 0s Broadway Brooklyn.
York Transfer Company VIII call FOR and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
w N. Yac: l. K \ r. Less Lessee: v.wvo,v
as follows 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst Il IL :
$3.50 M.Daily for NewbGrs KmsJIt S@:a Albany;
7,iJ 4. M.~Daily Tor Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 4. M.-Dsiiy, for Newburg. Albany, Utica. sy.e
.Ueo dorchester. Buffalo. Niagara fals, Detroit Chi
c"co: .sily, except SATURDAY FOR Toronto; s ,.,..
1t,31 M-Dailv except Sunday, for Ainahy ana UTICA
ti13' vi.-DaIiy except Sundly. for Abaay.
a;;fS5 r. M-Daiiy. fsr. Albany MO9trea Utica. syr.
~ me g6rnessr. buffalo. Niagara Fails Detroit Chi.
ago St Louis; daily. except S.tuldsy Tor Tor9nto,
S,lA M.-poily for Albany. Urea Stiacls hoches-
Ter iuiIaio. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit. Chicago
HAvlrikss STrRA LOCALS. 2As, :s:.s p. NJ %
eepng for s,EaO Esss ;5asb Fa 1r.n Toronto D.
Daily For tickets. tim.taee: psr 10 o And saepaf
Ger sss "%ssSinsson SaS Annex once roo
\ Sas S. 9s..si i.a:ss: IA
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Cost an0 (onno

A RED MOROCCO BAG containing letters and manu-
scrin,< belonging LADY Henry Somerset Finder Will
y Literally rewarded Call on Mira L. u. GRANNls Ne
u East c?d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.


TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK
season at and N. Doors opn four earlier for
a1mlls. elephants. hors~s eaHeis and other features
which ar lresely the same every detail the nigh,
Of the spectacle not disturb desiring to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

commencing
TOMORROW AFTERNOON AT ? O'CLOCK
Arc every afternoon and evening thereafter for bre,
~ Inspection 81 ue gallery - Illusions. nerageries curious
Ladies and children requested the nees
performance and not crowded
All persons requested until tho end
ness Tie grand analc OF Joy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

such a dramatic exposition has seldom
been -een Oh any stagc-abroid or ~ homo
and wnoeVer misses the sight VIII los9
l-(1ribupe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

The story OF Robin Hood and Maid
Mar. al ha- never betori been produced on
me stage WITH anything approaching tho
beauty and effectiveness OF this produce
tOn. ~ Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Miss Ad, Rehan as Maid Marian; Mr..
I0hn Drew a. Robin Hood. and Messrs.
CLARKE, Wtcatleign, Gresham, Gilbert.
Lecl.r,t: Miss Kitty Cheatham. Perez
ilasmel and a chorus VI 40 voices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

There never was more successful
lfrst night at Days. :. 1t charmed oie
ana young alike. Refreshed ne ndco
Times.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

"Go and be delighted by one Of thu
loveliest poens OF color. music and song
that you have ever er 1oyet."-(Evo. Wohds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

THE scene In which thu fairies appear
10 the sleeping Mar an ia one Of the most
d .lica.n brilliant and unin5einattve bits
n stage illustration ever scen."-(Eve.
Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

THE most delicate and poeHcal comedy
seen on the stage In recent years. "-(MorAS
Ing World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Every evening until further notice,
load TkNNfsON's p1erc comedy %
THE FORESTERS,n
Music by SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Exquisite. ~ Morning Journal.
success beyond QUESTION. * CONNER.
cal.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
KOn's Stranra Story

=, ATLANTA, Feb. 5.-Three years 900,
ltudoiph kolf, with $1,000 in his poses,
SION, left Atlanta for Russia. lie was
not again heard from until today, when
ne returned with curious story. He
stated that as soon as he arrived in Rus
slit ne was arrested, because his name
was on the list of those who had GIVEN
information to George Kennan about
Tie atrocities of Siberia. He was tried
ana sentenced to term OF eight years,
lii tillS time he was transferred to PENAL
work IN the navy, and thus came to be
on BOARD the Russian flagship Sebasto-
pol winch passed Off Tybee some DAYS
ago; AS koif was the only man who
coulu speak English, he was sent ashore
TO consult with pilot. AS soon 40 no
touched ground he bade adieu to his
companions and set out for Atlanta.
Noll had become an American citizen
oe1ore his departure for Russia.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Charged with Arson.

BOANOKE, Va, Feb. "a. B. Las
key, who has been conducting q Jewel.
ry business here for some time. was
arrested to-day and admitted to bail
in $4,000 on charge of firing his store
etrly this morning. The fire was dis
coEered about l o'clock and a large
amount of excelsior saturated with
coal oil was scattered about the room.
The stock was insured for $500 and
Laskey IS charged with attempting to
defraud the insurance company.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Dragged to Death.

:, NoKKISToWN, PA, Feb. 5.-Maurice
arreil, well known driver Of Lower
Merlon, met with horrible death TO-
nlght. lie was driving a peir of young
aorseS along Gulf Road, when they took
irlght and ran away. Farrell was
CnroWn out, his foot catching in the
spring under the wagon, and he was
dragged two miles. He was dead
When released and was horribly man
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Out OF Politics

C0LUMBIA, S. G., Feb. 3.-The State
publishes q special dispatch from,
GIreenYllie which says: joseph IF,
Earle has received many letters asking
MN to run for Governor this wear
ana assurances of increased popularity
Win the people. He will not. how.
ever, enter the political arena this wear.
ana may be not again. In one letter
ne IS told that in Tlllman's township,
III Ldgeheid, nearly every voter is now
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Bloody WORT oin rtob.

NASHVILLE, Tcnu., FEB. H. Au0tl!-
or bloody chapcr IS added To The Berry
barn burning matter near Henderson,
vile. Two Of the negroes trlcd last fall
at Gallatin were acquitted. They were
the two Martin negroes and were warned
by all that they had hcttcr Get away
from The County. ThcY returned on
Christmas and were again warned. Last
night mob OF men, names unknown,
heard they were in the cabin Of their
mother and went there and called them
TO come out which thcy refused to do.
The mob tEcn shot through ihc VIM
dows, and horrible to say their old
mother was shot and killed Instantly.
The Martin negroes remained in the
cabin until about daybrcak when thcy
fled. The excitement is great.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
DYING in tho SItcat.

NEW loHH, Feb. 5.--CapH. Yarker
or ihe steamship Buiron, which urriy'
ca today from Brazilian ports, saws that
thc health of santos and other scaports
IS terrible. 1t is impossible to estimate
thc humbrrof deaths from yellow fever
mere: People drop down in the streets
I,iu ne where they fall until they die
LveIy cemetary IS oVercrowded and
nelghDorlng field IS are being utilized for
.Ho purpose OF burial. The co2ot SEC
LiOh OF the country is in general state
OF decentralization. 1t is a common
sight, the captain says, in the streets of
santos and Bahaia, to see q dozen of
dead or dying men or women living in
the roads in one square.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Coming To their Senses.

.tnICAG", February IO.-A special
dispatch from New Orleans says: Ex-
Govrrnor McEnery has written to Col.
y. W. Crandail suggesting that, as the
condition Of the Democratic party in
Louisiana IS critical. an offer be made
TO the FOSlcr-Alli;ncc combine to ioin
the McEmrryitcS in withdrawing all
present candidates for State officers
and begin over again for the sake Of
unity and TO defeat the Republicans,
although he knows his faction is in the
minority. Crandall has addressed a
Letter to the chairman of the Foster
N!iil"ce combine suggesting that a
committee meet the McEncryttS in a
JOINT state executive committee and
arrange Tor new white primaries, no
later than March H., 10 eject delegates
TO fresh state Democratic COnven-
ton. The Foster side has declined to
Recognize NraNnall as "chairman of the
executive committee Of the Democratic
party, as he SlgHcd himself.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18

the bullion al coming value held in the
Treasury. That the said coin notes
shall be redeemed in coin on demand at
the Treasury or any sub-trcasury of the
United States, and the bullion deposited
shall be coinod as fast as may be nCccs-
Sary for such redemption.
Sec. +. That any holder of full legal
tender gold or silver coins Of the United
States to the amount of SO or more
may deposit the same Mt the Treasury
or any sub-trcasury of the United States
and receive therefor coin notes herein
authorized.
Sec. 5. That thc act OF July 5, 1890,
hrrcinbctOrc cited, be, and the same is
hereby, repealed.
Sec. e. That so soon rs France shall
open her mlnts to tho free and uurc-
strictod coinage Of silver at her present
ratio, namely. fifteen and Onc-half
Of gold, troy. it shall be the duty of the
President OF the United States to immc-
diat@!y make public proclamation of
that iAct, whCrCup0n the said ratio shall
nc the sal ratio in the United States,
and I'll 1att2r the standard silver dollar
shall nSlSt Of leo grains of standard
standard silver dollar OF 4l2I grains
! standard SILVER shall be applicable to
| the Golla. OF 400 grains standard silver.
That the silver dollars Of ll24 grains
then IN the treasury or thereafter COM
ln% into the treasury shall immediately,
and rs fast rs practicable, he coined
into dollars Of 100 uruins standard sill
yer. Any gain or sciyniorage arisiug
thcrcirom shall be accounted for and
| paid into the treasury.
sec. :. That the Secretary Of the
Treasury IS hereby authorized and re-
quil cd to make such rules and rcgula-
tlons as may be necessary TO carry into
effect the provisions OF this act.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-02-18
Brii.hicr OutlooI1 Cor Clemson.

COLUMBIA, ). c.. Feb. 1O.-Therc is
q prospect that before very long work
on Clemson College will be resumed.
me S1ic OF Agricultural Hall enabled
TIE trustees OF Clemson to liuuidatr he
debt thaS thrl incurred in running the
WCHk on after thclr funds gave out.
TIC sale OF privilege tax Tags goes
steadily on. atd before long there will
De quite III accumulation from that
source. Now The Morrill, fund matter
is about to he decided by Congress-. 1t
Will he Remembered that the State Leg
iSlaturc d, cidCd to rvcuiy divide the
purtiOn Gf the Gund that fell to this
stat" between Clemson College and
Cla!lin University.
This division did not suit Secretary
OF tho Interior RuSk and IL spicy core
Spondrncc cn&u,d between hlm and
Governor Ii'lmHn on the subject. rhC
Governor showed CGNCtuSiVcly that the
| division made by the General Assembly
! was the true and proper one, and rciuS
ed TO rrcclV" tie money with any con
! dlIOuS as to It's being expended Ia ;.N,
| uiher way. The consequence has bpei
! mat the money has lain idle and tht
work on Clemson has been delayed fo
| lack Of it.
yesterday superintendent Of Educa
ton MaNiicld received the following
letter:
IL am requested by the South Caro-
INA delegation 10 request you to pre-
pare statement showing the diStribu.
tlon OF the school fund in the state rs
between white and colorcd children
the actual school attendance of white
and cO!orcd children, the State appro-
rriation for Clemson College and Claf-
IN University, and any other informal
tIon that Will enable the delegation to
present properly the Justice Of the Leg
!Siature giving Clemson College one
half OF the Morrill, fund.
"Plcaso do this officially under your
seal OF office. Governor Gilman might
offer valuable suggestions US he has ar
Gu"d the question with the Secretary
| am, very truly your obcdlcnt servant,
AZ. II. STACKIOUSE."
The superintendent of Education
Will furnish the information asked for
ana the delegation VIII immediately
press the lnaitcr and try to get Congress
to endorse the division proposed by the
General Acknowledgements.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20
SECClON JUDICIAL
EDICTO

DON Eugenio Luzarreta Conget, Juez de L."
Instancia de esta Capital su dstrito.
Por el presente Sc hace saber: Que en- Pro.
yldencia de este dla dctada en- los autos de quie
IRA de la Sociedad Clvldanes Companla Sc ha
spuesto convocar los acleedores de la misma
,ara Ia prirnera Ju ia General que tendra eject
/ dia cuatro de Enero p' 6x'mo las doce del
lia en- la casa del Comisasio don Leopoldo Ce'e
70, Gale de San Francisco n1mero 46 de esta
judad. bajo la presidential de este; 6n lie pro-
eder al nombramiento de s1ndicos, en- la folma
:lspuesta en- ell artlculo l344 de la Ley de Eniui.
ramleDto Civil, en- con"oldancia con los 1869
1867 1910 del C6digo de Comercio antgno
Y para que tenga efecto la cItacion dc los
creedolos, cuyo dornlcillo no cJnsta Sc expide ell
,resente edlcto en- est4 ciu1ad de San Juan Bau-
ista de Puel to- Rico siete de Novl"mbre lie mil
chocientos noventa dos. -~ tUaENIo l4UzARRE
rA-El Escribano, JOSE Maria SAEJUAN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20
COAIUNICADO

Sr Director de LA CoRsEsPoNDENcTA.
Muy senor mlo de mi mayor consideration:
gradecere infnlto. sirva dar cablda en- las co.
umnas de su popular diar1o las siguientes lineas
La Ofsnsa here 4 su PrOpO aut0r
Dies sab0 la pena con que tOnO la puma
ara contpstar una carta Femitldo calumnioeo
tue apa,ece en- el num- % del per6dico "E'
!ombate", en- ell cual sc trata de zshrir y mort-
car gratultamente la personaidad ue que sus
tribe auto,Izaudu dicho documento un tai Eva
isto Izcoa, de Toa baja e cual SO hace cons
ar sea el que eStas lneas escribe autor de unos
n6nimos que Gil cuan por aquel a localldad: Ri
al Izcoa. Sr Director, es cOnOcIdO va pOF Ell pd.
,llco de Toa-ata y Dorado mas tarde 10 sera por
II de Toa- bala, pues querienno hacerse hOmhre
J6hllco, Y no espel ando va NADIA de d'gnOs
lab'tantes de Toa- ts,Q~e le conocen, traslado
ii Dorado, con ell fin de que SO le nombfase ALI De
,ositario municipal.
No hay duda que este senior serla IN buen
0epostasio, pues en- cuanto al maneJo es muy lis
20: Gala cual SO ha de Gar 10 que le pertenece
para iustlicar Ia actitud disposition del 50
ior Izcoa, acudo los sen res don Francisco Ro
iriguez Correa Il 9 reputados comerciantes Sc
1ores don Eugenio Perez don Justine Diaz de
roalla. Pero como el honrado digno pl4hlo
ie Utuado. jamas acostumbra aGamantar vagos
mucho menos val de instrumentos rastreros
v asquerosos para logfal 10 que en- jnsticia recla
ma. he aquf porque e tai Izcoa, contrariado en-
sus pretenslones SO march6 Toa haja. donie en-
:ontr6 personas que secundavan sus deseos; por
consiguieDte fernando entire eilos e n1mero
uno.. Dios los cIia el diablo los une: pero en-
esta ve1, y0 aseguTo, que en- NADIA ha lnhuIdo el
dlablo solo 81 ell lnstintO. -. Ahora hi.n. el tai
Izcoa t,ene la pretensi6n de que el que suscrbe
g pida una eatisfacci6n 10 que no vera. pues es
tas classes de honores Sc concedt los cahalleros
no cnalquier quidam q. pretenda h. charselas
como tai. Pos tauto va que le concedo 81 honor
de contestar hoy su llhelo es soamente pa a de
cirle que una cien veces pnede seq iir eacriben.
d. p1hcoo en- Ia srgn, idad da que miraa con
dssprecio sus insuitos hjos solamente lie quisn 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20
NEGOCDO
SURTIDO FENOMFNAL

La rent mbradr.casa de los senores SoBRINo
,E Luna Y IA. acaban de Tec1bir un surtidO ver-
,a.i-l amente gsande de efectos del giro. Como
nue.tla ala va este bottom:
POP VtGDOJ' FTCL7lc6S "COLOn1b1e>
vino cajao leo surtidos, S5 cajas frutas
rtias. coguac cajas mOstaza, % cal ~ pescadoR
ridos, carnIs caas legumtres, 30 caas
iuerales, aceitun 4O cdjas caJas dull
caas objetos lie pOlcelana caas caitas de carton
ON estuches, ajAs quesos, GAIA fu;as, GAIA chocolate
cajas fecUlas
ROr ptGDOp .MOT1tIUi0eO"
s aias VIM geDeros papas, l5 avellanas,
4 s pastaS, caias orelones de melo-
,t es embuios Is amendras, fardo trt-
,as .cal.o cajAs vino CeIa de aacon
ROr HLDOr Juan FOFSGS"
sacos eneja fri oles, habas 300 garrafo
res ca abanche baes twas, 81 cajas utas conserVas
ga as hig s. ~ almendron, cajas pihones 90
Is an, >, I5 avelana, 10 sacos nueces,
ras, cajas iOnganza, 10 cajas meocotoness
caas ac,itunas, cOnserva, caJaa en-
uti Gala cHracnles, srtas, cOlihnr, 10
alas uyas, frutas cristaltzadas, %
alas a., erva, cajas memDrill'I 90 cunetes
no "a 46 ca turro surtidos = cuetes aceitunas
.aas ontes petlIas, Id cajas dulees, cajas
mineral 7 garbAnzos, GAIA lunas de espejos
GAIA estante cistal.
POY V0DOy. " .MOTfO
is Ii ores suriios, Is caas bacaaO IA caas gallen
inas imie,ta moida, GAIA motaza, cajas fru
con,erva, 20 barrile. vino into L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20

a7foYiza FeY rra41l45s halo a=dispoaicidn
lie l. 8 ca alleros nunca 4 la de los ruianes
Y hasta otra tca<i6n senior Direcsor, me re
pito sus ordenes sffno S S. @. S. M-Do
RADIO Is de Noviembre de lS92.--JUAN VALDE
JULY Gallo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20

Con facha lie aver to g a66 el senor alcalds
de Aguadi la q nuestro cosega 81 CIonoT de
Pals 10 que gle:
Leido LAMoR de oyer, manifesto que Ay",-
tomspssto Ag4ads ta acspttnto e"t"saosano snd'
eaciones nt.s, ha consignnd, lre~upuesto P' oc'
mo NIL PESOS paru fss'g"s foc"les Fu"rt" ce"ts""
RIO dc,cubr,ns,emto It'; poscIENTos PESOS par
ov~d,r ievantGr ma"numemto oril@ Cufe6r'""s' 3
GLEN PESOS para a~rilt"r tsstejos cDpt' Pro0'nc'"
0cor tonsar to'tG coSs de an'c'"t'O"S para q"'
herho glorsoso resulte dig""naemte co""'emoT, dt
en- cobecera roasarca ou1st'"d0 de den'"s r~e0 o.
9;,ty,to Em,to E<piaur pertemece juraSdatc'dm M"
nicipai q purr. quta1 Ag~ada. Aspero pub 'Q"e es
te teie0r1oaa. -FRAxc1sc AccsTA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20

Et Resumem ue Mayegu z ha dido decir qu'
nuesto amigo el senol don Maltln Felnand,z Z
director ue I'll ImpartaaL ha sIdo conlenado el.
Ia c&usa que SO 10 seguia lie la cual va tenen
notica los lectoTes da LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA, .
cuatro meses y un dls arltsto ma,or cast,s
SeutiIiamos muy de veras que ese rumor SO con
fl mase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20

Dlcen de Barta.sq iIlas que all no nay cartr
70 flo LA CORRESPONDENCE la rec bs nuesti. .
agents. POI conAucLO 0o uiVersas Pei sonas que,
Dor su cuenta, en ocaslones, repalten ejemplarts
I los suscrItOres en ell t"ansto. Asi sueisn fAlta
uno jos ndlneIos los paqu tes. Ill "A tlnI
mis- j ador de1 o,nunIcaciones drl dlcho pueblo al
cen que esta cesante y, sin embargo slgue DIES"
certadanente Ocppando Ell destlno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-20

dos de vlgilants del impuesto de Consume de
Juncos dotadas con 81 haher mensual de $50 ca
da una; la lie cabo III bano, celador slel dep6sito
municipal del mismo pueblo con gual sueldo
las anterores Las escuelas urales lie los barrios
Cojn-alto Duey alto, de Ia jurisdiction de San
German dotadas cada una con 81 haber annual dr.
$500 para personal $50 para alquiler de casa
ST. para ga@tos de escstorio