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II You are going ON hunting or fshing OK.
petition don't forget to take liberal supply oi
Whites fucatan Gum with You. You win and
it indispensable. je13-6t
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II Not, Why Not?

II Not, Why Not?
TRorr says what! 1902 14th ct. NV. II
For Iced Tea, the Celebrated
''Sun-Rise Chop" Tea,
The best Tea in the world for the money,
Only Soc. per pound.
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MxS,s SIMMER "F1x,Ssy,

CndnAuy yours,
WV. G. EaAS.
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HOODS PILLS cure Nausea, Sick Headache, Indi-
gestion. BiuiOusness. Sold by ali druggists. 9
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Tn 0EA1's skstch Artist vas In HIS glory.
Five hours later We left Rochsster, minus our
baggage. Our schedule was badly mixed, %
We had to grab meals ON the fly. What was
left Of the dining car served us two meals for a
dollar, but you hsd to eat both at the same
time. At Fort Wayne 10 was necessary to sat-
isfy the inner man in five minutes. We are
afraid the restaurauteur will have to be paid by
mail; we didn't have time.
CHAFFIN0 THE NATIVES.
The principal diversion on the road was
chatting the natives, and at each station the
wondering and bewhiskered hayseed was hailed
from car windows as "Uncle Reuben" and
where time permitted was decorated with sol
der cap anda cigarette and regularly enlisted in
the 'Hayseed Guards"
At some stations the nomination had evil
IDENTIFY not yet digested or we don't understand
their language. One old fellow was asked:
"How far from Alliance?" He answered, vary
emphatically: you're blanked LIAR" and
we sped on.
Chicago was reached at 2 am, and there We
we're met by Capt. Ford and q number Of the
Chicago Zeuaves, who, Notwithstanding the
hour, had waited to greet us. At the boys
were astir, and it Is safe to say that ere this
every part Of the windy city has been visited by
Fencible's uniform. WYNN.
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Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. loo
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-GREAr REDUCTIONS
IN
DRY GOODS
AT
LUTTRELLS,
Q(lfh At and pennsYlYanfa ava -

100 Outing Shirts reduced from ~ CO. o. 70, a. 50
and 81 3 to 81 90 to Close Others in prices from Soc
to 81 90 each Good to in going to the convention
lO0Q yards u Plaid and Striped Dress Goods reduced
from pc. to 20c per yard.
Also our New Spring Parasos at and old onss ct
half prices.
A speciality in White Goods. Our FIGURED Swiss
Musns are the best for the money. Prices from C2c
to 5Oc. per yard.
AfuI line OF Wssh Goods.
One moi case Of &c. Bleached Nuain
All goods cheap TO reduce stock.
THOs. J. LUTTRKIL.
3e4-2w 10Th st. and Pennsylvanis ave.
JOSEPH b. PoLKINHoRN BEGs TO INFORM
tPe PRINTING OFFICE lately conducsed BY n. p
old stand, 6ts and "a street northwest, and With
Increased facilities and corps of nstclass workmen
promptly u prices - low conssssn. with good work
ananship. inhl2kly
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
ITO. Ron BAY RIDafi
WEDNESDAY. JUNE u

NELSON DIVISION. No. 2. URKP
The gcneNsl public and our many frt.nds are o.
daily invited 20 so with us and have a rood tine
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are that the Republican ticket win receive l5-
00o majority. consider the west safe for the
ticket.
Hon. r. G. Kerens, member Of the Re.
publican national committee, returned TO
national headquarters from his western
Journey. lie accompanied Governor Nc
kinley on his trip across Missouri. "In
the history Of politics in Missouri, " said
Mr.. Kerens, there has never been any
thing like the intense enthusiasm which
marked Governor McKinley's trip.
sAt all the stations along the route he
was greeted by immense crowds of people,
and the speeches made by him and those
with him were listened to with the eager
interest that foretells conviction p Colonel
Kerens was feeling very jubilant over what
he considered certain indications Of sue
cess
There is growing indignation at Repub-
lican headquarters over the story that ii.
9. Frick was in consultation with Chair.
man Carter with regard to campaign funds
The story was again emphatically denied
by the leaders
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EXCEPTIONAL
BARGAINS.
Cloak News.

In these goods we are offer
ing some great Bargains.
Brown Cheviot Jacket Fluff
Fur Facing, worth $3.50,
at $4.oS.
Tailor Made Jacket, ga
inches long, and bound, worth
$3.50 at S3.S7.
Black Clay Diagonal Tailor
Made, pearl button, silk lined,
worth $I2, at P7.o8.
Tan Beaver, full silver fox
facing, silk lined tailor made,
worth SIS, our price $9.o8.
Black Beaver, all wool, full
Astrakhan shawl, silk lined,
at S8.oS.
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Denew and Reld snenI,.

ITHACA, n ", Nov. 1.-Whitelaw Reid
and chauncey NJ Depew spoke to a large
gathering here last night. Mr.. Depew
showed how prosperous country is ours,
eulogized President Harrisons administra-
tion, and said that, having tried and trusted
a great leader, it is well to say that ''one
good turn deserves another Mr.. Reid's
speech did not occupy over thirty minutes
lie made plea for reciprocity and honest
money, and challenged the verdict Of the
American people upon the character and
success Of the administration Of Benjamin
Harrison.
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watches Given Away Free

TO every purchaser of the amount Of so at
X. al. VOL ers' Clothing House, Second and
arket streets, where you will find large
and magnificent stock Of Of clothing at the
very lowest prices. We have all the latest
styles in overc0ats, our prices ranging from
sB ID Sip, Our stock Of suitingss cannot be
beut We have everything in the suit lines.
o matter what color, shape, style or size you
want, we can give il to you. Our children S
department is stocked with all the choicest
patterns OF the Sc son, and VIII make the
youngsters happy. Give us a call and see if
il does not pay TO deal with us. Ne will al
ways retain you for "A customer.
h. w WOLTERS,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington.
p. s. We give You coupon to the amount
OF your purchase, no matter how small, and
when you purchase to the amount Of $50 we
give you a handsome stem winder and setter
watch.
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Austin withdravs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lit was announced
at the rooms OF the Republican congress
sional compaign committee that r. W.
Austin, Republican candidate for congress
in the Eighth Alabama district, has with
drawn from the contest This is the dis
trict now represented by General Joe
Wheeler, who is a candidate for reelection
on the regular Democratic ticket. The
Kolbite candidate is J. II. Parsons, Of
birmingham.
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carIlaie on die camnnIqn

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.--Senator John G.
Carlisle, of Kentucky addressed an enthu-
siastie mass meeting in Cooper Union last
night, The audience Of 5000 persons went
wild when the Kentucky orator was intro
duced. Mr.. Carlisle reviewed Republican
legislation, and after saying it was the
solemn duty Of every patriotic citizen to go
to the polls and put his seal of condemns
tion upon Republican extravaganza and
profigacy by helping to elect Grover CleYe-
land, took up the tariff question.
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NIeIxInIeY In nrooIlIrn.

BROOKLYN, Nov 1.-Seven thousand
people packed the Clermont avenue rink to
sufiocation last night to hear Major Me
kinley speak, and at least 3,000pe were
turned away. Il was the biggest rally Of
the present campaign in the City Of
Churches When the champion Of protec-
ton arrived men and women climbed upon
chairs and saluted and cheered until they
were hoarse. Governor Mckinley dis
cussed protection and reciprocity and pre-
dicted the election of Harrison and Reid.
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Nraeoo m AInbnmn Arain.

returned Go Birmingham and the campaign
has become intense. The fusion leaders
are here in force to meet him and they are
making confident claims that Cleveland
will be defeated in the state Mr. Magee
viii remain here till after election.
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tied no comment. It was expected. Sweeney
is a member of the Xavier Athletic asso
citation. He is an exceedingly popular and
unassuming young man. Sweeney is rather
tall and quite slender in appearance. But
he is one mass of muscle and sinew His
wiry legs indicate their wonderful strength,
Pages record for the high jump, whcl,
had withstood all attempts to eclipse IL.
was IT, in. Sweeney cleared the b.sr
without even grazing it at a height Of 8 fl
AZ in, thus earning the title Of champion
Of the world
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SPORTING NOTES.

It is estimated that A. A. Zimmerman.
the champion cycler, has won prizes
amounting 70 over $4,000 in the last two
years Of his racing career
All Of Princcton's old football team. witlt
possibly three Exceptions will play wit
the eleven this year, and laleand liary.uc
will have anything but a walkayer.
Hoyland Smith, the long distance bicycle
racer, has stated that he will not do i.ils
mere track riding this year
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Tenperanent.

Providence Journal
Students Of that vague science known
as sociology are notoriousiy fond Of
catchwords Perhaps it is because these,
too, are usually vague and mean SO much
or so little, according 70 the way we look
at it. 1t is obviously important, how
ever, If human nature and the conditions
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A Good shortstop.

Thomas Corcoran, Of the Brooklyn team
is considered one Of the most brilliant and
generally useful shortstops In the big
League His work this season has been
altogether FIRST class.
Corcoran was born at New Haven Jan.
4, 1869. lie came into prominence as Il
member Of the Mount Peasants, local
club. In 1857 he played his first profes-
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sional engagement with the Lynn club.
Next year he went to Wilkesbarre, and in
1889 returned to his native city.
When the Players league was organ
lied Corcoran was engaged to play short
stop for Hanlon's Pittsburg team, and it
was then that he jumped into national
favor. When the Players league dis
banded he Joined the Philadelphia Ath-
letics and played with them last year Last
winter, when the League and Association
consolidated, Tommy was assigned to the
BrooSlyns. Corcoran is #. ~ in. tail
and weighs 1860 pounds when in playing
farua
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netlIng on Iho RnsnlL.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Horace Disston,
prominent Republican Of this city, de-
posted $4,000 with local banking firm to
cover Cleveland bet Of the same amount.
II is said that the Gloucester magnate,
William J. Thompson, is on the Demo
cratic end TO a very large extent Magis-
trate Durham bet $4,000 with David Nc
Mahon, contractor in the highway bureau,
that Harrison will be elected
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Paris, broke the
twenty-four hour
bicy lie worlds
record Of Alb miles
and 1915 yards by
going 4lS miles
and Ca yards is
a fine specimen Of
the athlete. He
is s It. 10 in. high,
has a well devel-
oped chest, large
arms, warth y
complexion and
enormous legs. He
Is an exceedingly
ungraceful rider.
His method is to
bend his head low
down and hump
his back up in a
ludicrous fashion.
His stroke, though
powerful, is very
laborious, and on
his Vnaphina he
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Cnnsnl Rnin nlschnrrnd.

NEW York, Nov. 1--Consul General Do
mingo l.. Ruiz, Of Ecuador, and Mrs
Bertha Laus had final hearing before
Justice Ryan on the charge Of uttering
forged notes Ruiz was discharged and
Mrs. Laus was held in 81, 600 bail for trial
Evening journal., 1892-11-01
ItnlY ana the Cnnyrirht Inv.

WASHINGTON. Nov. I. The president has
issued his proclamation declaring Italy a
nation coming within the scope of the
United States copyright law.
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me Foderation of Labor.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The twelfth annual
convention Of the American Federation Of
Labor win begin in independence hall,
Philadelphia, Dec u.
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The Itata Case.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The United States
supreme court denied an application Of the
government for writ Of certiorari to re-
move the ltata case from the California
district court to the supreme court.
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Tasker Dociinod 4 Draw.

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-Hanham lost his
third game 20 Lasker after thirty-nine
moves. Eight moves before be offered a
draw, which Lasker declined.
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tonian, out Of mare OF whose pedigree
there IS no record His career began in
1891. During that season he started twelve
times, winning five races and closing with
a record Of 2;l4i4. He has been campaigned
this season BY w. j. Andrews, who has
succeeded in pulling his record down by
more than 10 seconds
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sunerInr rrom Mnter rnmlne.

ALTOONA, Pa, Nov IA water famine
exists in western Pennsylvania, particu-
larly at Altoona and Hazelton. The water
at COatesville is said TO be UNIT 60 drink
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conrressn,np areDonaId verv SICK.

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. Congressman
r. 4. Mcdonald is resting easier, but Dr.
Henry says he is dangerously i'll.
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nnrrlhlr Nrnnrle.l al nnnlll

CORNING, n. ~, Nov. l--Charles H. SAN
ford, a travelling salesman for an Elmira
firm, was struck by train and horribly
mangled to death.
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The Man who Broke Pages Record.

Michael n Sweeney was never thought
to have in him the material for a record
breaker, and when he surpassed w. Boyd
Pages worlds record, at the New York
Athletic clubs recent games at Trayer's
island, the audience was violently sur
prised. His FIRST attempt and failure elc
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Gnnornl I,o.eornns In.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-General w. S.
Rosecrans, register OF the treasury, is quite
in and confined to bed at his hotel
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chnrohlIl MnnI.n,.

LONDON, Nov Lady Randolph Church
i'll passed quiet night, but il growing
weaker.
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Tho king Of pacers.

Mascot's recent feat in pacing mile in
2:04 on a regulation track ii the FIRST heat
of q race has caused many persons TO look
TO him as the harness horse which Will
first reach the two minute mark. Mascot is
a "racyn looking horse. He IL BY Deceive,
a not particularly famous son Of HANDLE.
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a NOTED FRENCH RIDER

stephane, the Man who Holds the Twenty
four Hour Worlds Record.
Stephone, the fast French wheeman,
y ho, on tb. Buffalo Bill Yeodrome track,
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Harry 4. Thomas a Col
Repair watches and iewalrv. no Marx -
Evening journal., 1892-11-01

M F. Francis. grocer at Ninth
and Grange streets, saws that
rri-Phosa viii do more than is claimed
for it. He says he is selling more
Of It than ammonia, and all those
that bny 1t once come for it again, an
indication that it is superior to ali other
cleansers and renevators. He uses it ex-
clusively for the toilet and finds it an
excellent article.
Evening journal., 1892-11-01
Trimmed Hats.

We are the leaders in Mil
linery of this city.
These prices tell the reason.
Nice line of neatly trimmed
Felt hats at $I.98.
Velvet-covered Hats ele-
gantly trimmed with jet and
tips, $3.48.
Some of the handsomest
copies of Imported Hats worth
So, So, $40, only S4.9S.
Evening journal., 1892-11-01
The Mems Records.

Choynski was born in san Francisco in
isdS lie stands feet 10 inches in height
lie has met and conquered number of
clever men, among them Tom Moran, in
less than tive rounds; Jack McAuley. also
in two rounds; Patrick OSulivan. in three
rounds, and a number Of others.
Jim CorDetr defeated him in twenty-one
rounds, and Goddard defeated him twice in
four and eight rounds respectively.
Godfrey was born ia 1882 GA Prince Ed
ward island He stands feet lOl5 inches
in height Tie Las defeated Jack Ashton.
Jack Wanndp and joe l.annou He fought
two draws with Jake kilrain, one of three
rounds and ae ether of four rounds lie
was defeated by Peter jackson ia nineteen
rounds and b Jake kilrain in forty-fou
rounds.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

GobiernO General. - Secretarf8. -NegOcia-
do de Agriculture, Industrial Comercio.-Pu-
blfcanse varios privilegios de invenci6n conce-
didos nuevas industrias.
-Negociado de instruction Phbllca.-Pu-
blfcase la provision de las esouelas, elemental
de primer3 clase de ninos de Asecib0 y Ia de
segunda on Utuado y la Moca, anunciandose Ia
vacante de Ia elemental dc segunda clase de
Hormigueros, y la de igual clase de Guayanilla.
Los nombres dc los agraciados los publ1camos
aver.
-Contaduria Central de Hacienda pdblica.
Antnciase la p6rdida de la carta de pago nd-
nero 81, correspondence don Antonio Solve
ras, importaDdo Il pesos:
-Junta Econ0mica de la Provincial Mar1tl-
ma de esta Isla-Se SAGA pdblica subasta el
suministro de galleta, pan, harina y Sacos dc
tambor que durante dos amos se puedan necesl-
tar para el consume de los buques de esta esta-
ci0n naval, se1ialandose el plaz0 de 30 dias para
admit'r proposici0nes.
Battalion CazadoreS de Cadiz numer0 70
SeIlalase ell dia 81 del actual las nuevo de Ia
mafiana para llevar 8 cabO Ia cOntrata para el
suminstro de pan que necesite este battalion.
Intervention General de Ia Adminlstra-
ci6n del EstadO de esta ProvinCia. de
los pagos etectuadOs por Ia Tesoreria Central
Depositarias de Ia Isla durante 81 mes de Fe-
brero pr6ximo pasadO.
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henos dido decir, 6sta detenci6n, dictada por
81 Juez competente, tiene reaci6n con uno de
los suplementos 1ltimamente publicados por 81
citado eolega.
CstltOS al P0triGfCG San JOSE-En Ia igle-
sia del Hospital de La Purfsima Conception; ell
vi6rnes al toque de oraciones sc rezar& el san
to Rosario y acto continue 90 cantara una So
lemne Salve y Letanias.
Ell sabado las de Ia ma1ana Sc celebra-
rs Misa solemne con sermon.
Sc suplica los feles la asistencia q tan
piadOsOs actOs.
Angela Zoila Farano, natural de Guayama,
hija legftima de don jose Farano, natural de
Italia, desea saber el paradero de su reterido
padre. Sc suplica los colegas de la Isla Ia
reproduction de este sueltO.
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CONSEQUENCES

Completeness un estimado amigo nues.
tro, Quien no pOdemOs negar NADIA, publican
do 81 siguiente suelto
'tDicen Duestros campesiDOS, que en- esta
bendita TERRA de Ia mansedumbre corderil, 81
so Siembran MsGssgG9sGS nacen gM0y0b0S; Y 81
Be Siembr8R hOrtjgaS. -. nacen hOrtigaS.
Nosotros desconocem0s la isstessc56,s que
pueda tener esa creenoia vulgar, aunQHe no
falta quien Ia applique un case tambi6n muy
vulgaren Puesto- Rico: al de que muchos hom-
bres que por sus escrit0s y hasta pOr sus he
chos han probado en- la Peninsula que perte.
necen de lleno la escuela liberal avanzada, al
ser tyGspJGastGdOS aquf, SO convierten On los
reaccionarios mas intransgentes, oscureci6ndo-
sc de tai mod0 suintelig sncia, que hssta caen en-
la ridioula creencia de propagar que On Puerto
Rico dOnde quiera que SO pOne el PIE, SO pisa
un volcan prhxlmo deolararse on erupei6n.
Si 81 fenomeno referid0 ea no exacto, que
10 averiguen Otr0s. NOsotrOS creemos que Isl
SO Siembran manzanas naceran nanzanas 10
mismo que creemos que, que 81 Sc siembra plea
plea Dacer& un eleDse,sto de T0sQM65sG inS0por-
table.
Los anteriofes pATrafOs nos los ha inspira-
do el interesaute editorial puDlicado por N Ga
NOR del Pats en- su ndmer0 de hoy, titulado'i En-
Qs1e Sc Ocs4pG Ell 01cGJdel hacienda veridica his
Joria de los aot0s aut0craticos del Petit MGyGt
de San German, que como para tremendO cas-
tigO los vecinOs de la mas antigua tradiciO-
primer puesto de su administration municipal
No haoe apenas un mes que el ntevo dele
gadO ha tornado possession de su cargo, y va las
consecuencias de ese nombramiento Sc han
hecho sentir rudamente, siendO largo 81 CAPT.
tulo de cargos que Sc le pueden hacer. Varios
concejales del Ayuntamient0 han sido separa.
dos; Sc ha dejadO cesante, sin formation de
expediente, al prObo inteligente secretariO
del Municipio, que hacia muehos AMOS desem-
pelaba satisfactoriame su deStino; Sc han
despedido con los fundamentals del me dG Ia
g0,sa unos cuantos enpleados subalternos de
Ia Secretaria del Municipio; han sido apalea-
dos un par de vecin0a en- Ia misma via p6-
blica; SO ha invocado Ia aut0ridad del Gober-
nador General para en- forma impropia = arbi-
trarieima pretender suspender I'm bale que SO
celebraba en- el Casino, al amparo de un regta-
mento aprobadO p0r Ia superioridad, donde Sc
reunen las familias mas distinguidas de San
German, en- cuyo centro no serfa admitido CO.
mo socio el citado alcalde; SO cOmentan ciertas
cOsas que sc relacionan con serviciOs ptblicos,
tales como las de carniceria otras que, por
perten scer s hechos de vida privada debemos
silenciar. -. rodo no vale NADIA para que
una sociedad maltratada pueda MERCER satis-
tacci6n respeto1
V6ase, pues, como en- Puerto Rico SO STEM.
bran hortigas y nacen hortigas, y porqu6 SEM
brAndose vientos SO reoogen tempestades,
cuandO las semillss de manzanas se cOrvierten
On guayabas al tructiticar.-Z."
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Noticias de Ia Capital

Por ell buzon hemos recibido hoy un an6
nimo, frmado VGr60s 0ecis0s Qxe haitian esa
Ell tr0g0 de cQlIe de lG Luna c0nspyessd6dG en-
tire los de O'DOnelz q el IOYO," suplicandonos
llamemOs Ia atenci0n de la autoridad, respecto
del escandalo que dicen, con perjuicio de Ia
moral p1blica pr0mueven dlari0 vGySGS ssii50s
que habitan On una casa del diohO veoindariO
lastimando CON repugnantes esoenas las per-
sonss honradas que habitan por aln.
eoo
No olviden las personas amantes do 10
bueno, que esta noche SO pondrA en- esoena eu
nuestro coliseo, por Ia Compania de Roncoroni,
el gran drama de Sohakespeare, tituiado Ote-
10. Dicha obra serA presentada con todo su
soberbio aparato ese6nico.
Cambioa On 81 Be,sco Espaaol hoy Ma
drid y Barcelona div, Al p0tO.-Resto dc Es-
pai1a dry, pOlO.-Lonares div, $6.05 e.
Paris dTv, 20 p OlO-Nueva- York, 8dIv, 1921
p 0lO.-Habana div 13a POO.
POr ell v8por Estrlpedes entrad0 aver On
nuestro puerto, hemOs reciDido un gran surti-
do de tipos de fantasia para imprenta, propiOs
para lbros Y folletos, y una m6quina para per.
forar otra para tolear papel. Estam0g, pues,
en- condolences de hacer cualquier trabajo de
Cipoarafia que se nos ordene, por difloH y
complicado que sea. 1Ae
Fueron detenidos aver por la .policia los
individuos siguientes: Vicente Medina Dor Inn
pOrtunar, en- union de otros, los transeuntes
de Ia calle de Tetuan; Vicente Alonso por pe-
lea escandalo con Otros en- Ia Gale del Girls
to; jose Mauso Domingo Salabarria fueron
conducidos la carcel.
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Oarreras s. Oompanfa
Para Ia 017e I

Para 10 que pueda convenlr, ponemos en-
cOnocimientO de nuestrOs reiaolOnadOs Y del
pdblico en- general, que seglda escrirura hecha
por ante g. notario 0on Juan Ramon Torres, se
ha refOrmado Ia firma que en- ssta plaza gi-
raba bajo Ia razon de Andyeu CGryey0s q
o., separandose de ella don Pauline Andrea.
LA casa, que continuara los mismOs negocios
que hasta aQui girar& en- 10 sucesivo bajo la ra-
z6n de CARRDRAs = c., siendo dnicos socios
gestOres de ella don Juan Carreras, don Maxi
mo Pidal y don Ignaclo Rico,
ID dc Marzo de 1692-QaFyer0s d Co. So
oso
Hemos sahid0 hoy con verdader0 senti.
mtent0 que deade aver se enCuantra detenido
On la caroel p1hlica dc eata Capital, nuestro
Compaher0 en- Il pg9nGa q Sir. AxnAI IRaeaVi.
asE qiEseaQg q q llaellN 4lPaqle NaRaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-18
koticias de Ia lsIa

Dicen de Bayamon que antes de anoche
anduvieron los caoos 0isjtGssd0 corrales que
acaDaron p0r robarse algunos efectos de cocina
de aQuAl pueblo. Sc nos suplica esoitar la VI.
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