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Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
Dropped Dead In Stepney.

Virginia L. Tyrrell, wife of Levi Tyr
rell, dropped dead at her home in the Step
ney district, Monroe, on the afternoon of
the Fourth of July. She was getting ready
for a fireworks celebration in the evening,
and passing through the kitchen dropped
to the floor and expired from heart fail
ure. Besides husband one son and q
daughter survive her.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Wedding at Sacred Heart Church.
John Carter of the Electric Light COM
pany and Miss Annie Creegan of Wash
inpton street were married at the Church
of the Sacred Heart Monday evening by
Rev. Father AcKeon. Thomas Clark was
best man and Miss Mary Creegan, q sister
of the bride, was bridesmaid. The happy
couple were the recipients of many hand
some presents.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
Another still Alarm OF Fire.

Shortly after O'clock yesterday steamer
4 of the fire department responded to a
still alarm sent in from the ice house of
the New Haven Ice company on Railroad
avenue. After the department. arrived the
fire, which was in the roof, was quickly
extinguished. The damage was very slight.
The fire was caused by a spark from To-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Mr.. Christopher Spanutius, the Oldest
established confectioner in the city, who
for twenty-eight years has conducted his
business on Grand avenue, near State, has
retired in favor of his son George
The latter gentleman will continue to
serve all patrons, both old and new, in g
manner to please all
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
Sergeant Cook Ill.

Sergeant James Cook of the local police
force has been seriously i'll with typhoid
malarial fever for the past four days at his
home, 80 Asylum street. Last evening he
was reported as being more comfortable,
and 1t was thought that he would soon be
able to resume his accustomed duties.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Having bought cut the entire bankrupt
stock of the late ]. B. Ellis company, i
shall resume business at the old stand, BIG
Grand avenue, opening Wednesday, July
6. For the next thirty days wall papers,
borders and freizes will be sold positively
| at cost. 1t will pay you to come.
]. B. ELLIS, agent, 316 Grand avenue.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
He Didn't Get In There.

Kautz and Gibson, the saloonkeepers on
Water street, positively deny that either
of the men fighting in front of Sperry &
Barnes place on the Fourth were taken
into their place.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
YALE,S GROWTH.

Comparative Tables of the Candi-
dates for Admission for the Past
Four Years.
Professor Phillips has made out COM
parative statement of the number of stu
dents that have applied for admission to
both departments of the university. The
statistics tell an interesting tale of the
growth of Yale and especially of the scien-
tiic school. Following is the tabulation:
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Among the throng that sought days
outing and recreation on the 4th of July
there were many wise enough to seek the
shades and delights of Saltonstall lake. 1t
is estimated that about 1900 people visited
this charming spot during the day, and it
is safe to say that no body of excursion
lists were more thoroughly pleased with
what they found and their days outing
than those same wise ones.
To many OF our old residents Saltonstall
lake is an old story, but they would be
surprised and gratifed by visit to the
lake to-day, to note the great changes that
have taken place and been brought about
by little enterprise. What was always a
charming spot has been developed, opened
up and improved SO that all it's beauty
is brought out and all its hidden labyrinth
of walks and drives, affording most de-
lightful and rare views, are made accessible.
A commodious and pretty steamer daily
ploughs the lake, to which a large barge,
If necessary, is attached, affording most
delightful sail. Particularly to those who
are subject to seasickness is this a great
treat, for the lake never gets turbulant
enough to cause any of that dreaded roll
ing and pitching SO common to our small
steamers on the sound. A pleasant new
station is at this end of the lake where
ample refreshments and temperance drinks
can be obtained, and Captain Baldwin, in
command of the steamer, will always be
found agreeable and accommodating. At
the northern end of the lake is where the
greatest changes have been made. Here
will be found everything to please pic
mic party even to baseball ground. In
fact half dozen different picnics might
take place at the same time and
there would be plenty of room
and material for enjoyment
without interference with each
other. This end of the lake and the
grounds are in charge of Mr.. A. J. Gran
mis-, gentleman who knows how to look
after the pleasure of his visitors. What
he don't know about Saltonstall and its
contents, and there are lots of bass, pick
erel, ETC., in it, it would be useless to try
and find out. Also a thorough woodsman.
his stock of stories would serve to enter
tain you for any length of time.
If Saltonstan lake were among those of
the Adirondacks, those who have their
weeks or months of vacation days would
have great stories to tell about its attrac-
tiyenss, but as it is right under our nose
its pleasures are available to those who can
manage to get but day at time. Go
and take your ishline and tho children.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Those who have never enjoyed the
health-g giving luxury of Turkish or Rus
sian bath are cordially invited to try it at
| 1888 York street. my11w
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.
Ifyou are Nervous, ... g..
md cannot sleep, tryit. jy4 81 cod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Get your Yale souvenir spoons and we'd
ding gifts at Silverthau's, 700 Chapel street
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
Court Notes.

George Gerrish has brought suit against
the New Haven Ice company for $40, 900
injuries received at their ice house at Lake
Whitney last winter.
Notice was served on the city yesterday
that RichardPhelan whose little son, George
F. Phelan, fell off the Lamberton street
bridge June 5, will begin suit for damages
for injuries received. Mr.. Phelan does not
set any amount. He claims that owing to
the city's neglect the bridge was in very
poor condition and dangerous to life and
limb.
The suit of Beardsley & Story against
Charles h. Boylan, alleging fraud was par
TALLY heard before Justice Wolfe yester-
day. The defendant owes a debt of $63,
and it is alleged that he concealed property
to avoid an attachment. Attorney Asher
appeared for the plaintiffs and Attorney
Goodhart for the defendant.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Studley.

Robert Bremen, breach of the peace
against Frank q. Hull, So fine, 1924 costs
John g. Bremen, same, $50 fine, So. 94
costs; John Sullivan, drunkenness, con-
tinued to July 6; same, theft from Joseph
Ross, continued TO July 6; James Mcclure,
jr, drunkenness, $50 fine, 1924 costs;
Christopher Fitzsimmons, same, judgment
suspended; Annie Gallagher. same, $50
fine, $5.42 costs; Charles Slock, same,
Judgment suspended; same. breach of
the peace, $25 fine, 1924 costs; John Wohl-
maker, drunkenness, $40 fine, 81. 06 costs;
same, theft, discharged; James Kelleher,
breach of the peace against Bridget Kelle-
her, four months in Jail, $7.06 costs; Will
liam b. Gray, breach of the peace against
Viana Gray, judgment suspended; Lizzie
Hoffman, breach of the peace against An
ME Stromberg, Judgment suspended Ber-
nard Geelan, drunkenness, continued to
July 6; William Lawlor, drunkenness and
breach of the peace, continued to July 6;
James Carroll. drunkenness, $40 fne,
$5.42 costs; Isador Offer, breach of the
peace against Ida Offer, discharged.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely Safe
RhoumAttom&Neufalgta. ntixely vegetable. cure
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
DER AILED.

The WestbOund Track Blocked for
TWO Hours.
The engine of the 4:3O freight for Har-
lem river yesterday afternoon ran off the
derailing switch at the drawbridge which
crosses the Housatonic river, blocking the
westbound trains for two hours. The
eastbound trains were not delayed. A
wrecking train was sent from this city
and replaced the engine on the rails.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Beautiful Pot Isand-W. II. Barnes.
California Claret-E E. Hall q Son.
Daily Chat-Wm. Needy & Co:
Exhibion-Ya School of Fine Arts.
For Rent-Bar-W. H. Barnes:
Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M Brown q co
Lost-Band Rings Beers Street.
Necessity Knows NO LAWN. Bristol & Sons.
Medical-Dr Roth.
Probate Notice-Estate of Susan B. Cheney.
To-day's Bargains-Ewen Mcintyre & Co.
Wanted-Rooms-45 Union Street.
Wanted-Man-Hauf Bros.
Wanted-Boy-L. A. Elliott.
Wanted-Girl-271 Crown Street.
Wanted-Situation-53 Winchester Avenue.
Wanted-Situation-29 Warren Street.
Observation-Disclosures Columbus Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
WEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOB TO-DAY.
AGRICULTURAL DKPARTMkNI,
OFFICE OF THE CHIRY
Or THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, DC, 10 p.m., July 5. 1892.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont:
Fair; slightly warmer; southwest winds.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connect
lieut.: Generally fair; slightly warmer; variable
winds.
For eastern New York: Generally fair during
the day; winds shifting to southerly.
Local Weather Report.
FOR JULY 5, 1899.
An. IN.
barometer 5000 3O.31
Temperature 90 90
Humidity .......... "a %
Wind, direction.... NE
Wind, velocity..... IA 10
Weather ........... Cloudless CLOUDY
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

During the summer the JOURNAL AND
COURIER will be sent, postage paid, to any
address, changed as often desired, at the
regular subscription rates.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06
Dress Goods Department,

time you want them, we don't.
Exchange ought to be easy
under these circumstances.
Temple Street Side.
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Mean temperature. 50.
Max temp, Is; min. temp., 81.
Precipitation, 90 inches.
Max. velocity of wind, 14-E.
Total excess or deficiency of temperature since
January !, x14l degrees.
Total excess or deficiency of precipitation since
Jan. l, -5.97 In.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-06

Note..A minus sign II prefixed to thermom-
"T, in connection with rainfall indicates a
trace of precipitation too small to measure.
sSnow is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-14

manifestarlea, que On brevO partir6 la Cludad
de MayagUeS, ouya esouela he ganadO pOr oDO-
sicidn y ali pueden C0ntar t0d0s que cOnsers
var6 gratfsimOs recuerdOs de Las inmerecidas
Druebaa de benevOlonCia CON que me han dis I
tanguido. AaSta LlObes.
Eerliu ge aOord6 On 10 iunta do agriculto. |
res C0lObrRdR aver, tantO ol aCta de 10 session, /
como la exposiCi6n que SO ha de elevar 81 Co.
bierno, s0fAn hrmadaa por los sehOres que COM
ponian ID mesa, 8 nombre dc todos los concu.
EEentes Representatives..
Hemos dido decir que entire los agriCultO-
res y hacendadOs reunidOG aver, pOdia CalCu-
lArBo I'M capital que excede de 10 16 MI
NOnes do pesos 80
ne procession del Corpus QbTSSty que saldrA de
10 Cathedral las de Ia tarde. Oportunamen-
:. to publicaremOs 81 correspondence programa.
FL telegrama expeSdido por 81 seflor Dias
Caneia de que hablamOs on OtrO lugaF, dice asf:
Madrid JuniO 12-C6mara de Oonercio, PueT-
TO RiCO-Lastree, Caneja vierOn Ministro sal
vado tabao0, promeea Vaporeg, esperanxa res
to-Mtnistro muy patricia. .-Oaseja,"
Sc encuentras en- esta Cludad nos ha
tavoreOidO con una visita, nueatr0 buen amigo
el senior Lcdo. don Mariana Riera Palmer, We
Cino de Mayagiex. l
y
Sc han vendido hoy On competenCia on
osta Csptal 200 sacos aS1car e, OONstGaciG
90 SO, comprsdos por Caldas y G:
Sc encuentra en- esta Capital pr0cedentt
de Venezuela, y nos ha favorecid0 con una vi
sta, nuestro amigo el sehor don Antonio San
chez Poxo que trabaj6 en- nuestro teatro con Il
Compania dc Santigosa. Ls deseamos buel
tiempo On la Capital.
I'll respectable caballero y rico hacendad'
dc 0uayams, Sr. don Ignacio Diaz = ToglaT
que nos ha dispensado atenta vista, ha recibi
do hoy un telegrama de 81 apoderadO On Qua
yama, participandole la grata 8 simportanti
sima noticia, de que, segdn cablegrama lega
do alli de Madrid, ha sido aprobadO 81 riego pro
yectado para aquella c0marCa.
ri seior Diaz Sc embarcarA por el corTeO dc
is para laIPeninaula, despu6s de habor asistld
syer 4 Ia junta de Agrjcultores.
Fstuv eron muy lucidos los fuegos que 9
Quemaron anoche On 10 plaxuela de San FraI
cisco. la oonOurrancia que asisti6 Ia move
pa fu6 extraordinaria.
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Hrea. G. II. Yabusoa. = Conforms con %
atenta del @.
Don n. 3. Juana DiaS.- Gracias pOr %
apreciablo del 10.
indiCa On Du ostimada del 9.
DON r. ID. COmerfO. fO.-COnfOrm0 con 10
que dioe On l. auya del 8. Dess0 90 ponga Vd.
bueno prOnto.
Don Manuel J. Roure. Ciales.-Voy 6 t.
ner que pOner Yd. On oil cuadro negro dc 10
pronBa durante IN sno. Esperar& Vd. ega
doterminaci0nf
DON Antonio Avarado. Juana DiaE.-V0y
70 perdiendO L. paoiancia. Vd. 81 nhme-
70 AL Hasta cuando piensa Vd quedarse CON
10 milo
DON Santiago Rodriguek. Juana Dias.-
Hay pueblOs fatales-Orealo Vd.-IN0 hay g.
llOs do correos ahi para que me C0nseste
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Farnacia Y Drunueria de Blanco
1STA BLECIDA M La sCALLn On
HAN FRANCISCO ne SIS. ]. PUERTO- RICO

San FRANCISCO ne SIS J. PURRTO- RIco
La eOstona adqaisici6n de los propArnAOs far
mac6utfcOs que, con 81 nOmbra dc eapocaalidAdes,
se imperten del oxtrADjevo deede el pr6xinso moo
De Julio con mOt'v0s del nuevo Afanoel, seuyO
planteamiento hark que las classes menos acemo s
dadAsb6 veaR privadas del uso de ollos poR aua
HreciOs exCeeivAmente caros; la eroei0nts de-
mandA que, de dia On dia, alcaRsan a96logos proc
duCtOs de eata case, yentsj tsj0Samont0 eOnocidOa
por Il elase m6dica de II pr0vincia por el p6-
blieo On general, han alentado al que Guscribs . &
elabOrarI0s en- gran esoala rin Omitir, para clio,
gnsto alkunO In de que aus cualidades en- NADIA
desmeTasCan de las que do aquellos, que hasta
ahcra, han alcanzad0 mAyor fama.
Al efect0 empleAs como es uOteFi~, materia-
les asleotos, dOsiGcAndo sus especialidades CON
airegle 10 q0e prescrihcn los auto1ea mas repu
tAdOs que han hecho IA ostudi0 coneienEud0 de
las propiedades do Los diversas spstancias ore
constituyen la baAs de cAda uno de los santedi-
I ehos pFeparader.
Asimism0 hace presente que, habiendo i'm.
pOftado ana me- quinAriA pr0p6s,to para IL eE-
hacC6n del acolse de castor, Oftecs oste Artfculo
nbre de toda impurexA :, por 10 tAntc, ain 81 a.
bor y el oloE repugnAnte1 que tAnto haeen abOrre-
cor & Loo OnfcrmOs Il adm nistrac'6n de e.te pre-
eios0 Agent0 prfgAtiy0. ~
4 AoontinnAci6n estampa Ii liata dc precicg
reseFva de las modiAeAciOnes que, On favor dsl
i Ydblico, pusda inRodncir en- 10 suceEivo, e. ID
Gguiente:
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VARl lguADES

No hay On Puerto -RlcO vino como el tinto
do Logroho que venden SObrino de Luihs O..
AQuello 90 una bendioi6n dc Diosl Realmen.
to on ESQ de dar dc conner al hambriento de
beber al % dientO y.... haOsr arder al frio,
pocos aventajan Lui6a; los mas esCrupulo.
sos importad0res de los mejoreg jamones =
salChichonea que vienen & la Isla.
Loe abonOs para lOS ex3elentes bafioe de
la ompresa La PTOUjdesscjG, situadOa detrAs de
Arsenal, estAn abiertos On 10 Gale de Ia Forta.
leza ndn. 81 piso principal. Visitese 81 estable.
cimiento para que las familias se oonyenxan
de 10 que vale d1ChO estableOimiento.
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saoC1oN Oh ANUNCI0s
Panaderia

De la sCALLE DE San FR4NClBCO, 48.
nj dueho do 10 misma de0de ma6ana IL
deja de elaborar pan. 50 venden al ;Contad0
las existenCias y enoeres dc ID dicha pAnAdo-
rta. Para informes dirijirso 90 due6o On 81
mism0 Ostablecimiento. - Puerto Rico. JUNO
Is de 1802.-Jst0N EO9d1n 81
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Panaderfa de Sant11rca

ANTIGUA DE DON PEDRO MATANZO
Adquiriendo cada dia mayor venta eli pan
que se elabOra On este eatablecimlento. con ell
Tin de atender mejOr 81 geryiCiO de este barrio
y Puerta de Tierrs, On 10 SUCCESSIVE se har6n tres
amaaijos On vez do dos que hasta hoy SO 8 abo-
raban reparh6ndose On la forma siguiente;
IL De 5 Al de la malana.-2c De IA Q & 10
de 10 mslma-3: De 8 de la tarde.
Las familias establecimientos que deseen
probar este pan amaaad0 con aqua de manaT.
tial pueden dirigirse don Jose Gestera al San.
turCe en- la Panaderia del Rj6rOito Armada
en- Puerta de TERRA.
Recuerde usted 10 que le tengo dicho :
|CerecedO Hermanos y Ca, venden superiores
enyases para hQutdOs y cajas glandes yaoias.
Para loa que vayan embarcarse 81 10 para IL
Peninsula, ttene ron viejo superior, frutas CON
segVadas del pals, QuesO do al1nendrs, pasta
lde guayabas J Otras muohas coeaa huenas,-
ytaitaae q OolmadQ dc Ia Gala do Han Egan.
IelaeA
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El Ahc0N0s0Q0 Gt0b no debo faltAF Cd u T
49, de lUguna familia procAvida !. para uns
luema0uIes paFa nm gOlpe, pafa cuasQuier 90
lid0nte sicmpre debe tenerso 8 mano mientrae I
e manda buscar 81 m6dlCO.
il Enfermedades secretas 4 |
CURACroN DR LA nxPornNOIA.
/ BANDENIAi IBANDENIAi / |
En6rglco ramedio puramente yeoetal: ELIXIR |
yjgOTOSante Gel Dr.. ]. ROdrigueR Castro.
Curaclon mfalihle do Ii lmpOtOnCia, eaper.
matorrea, debtHdad nerviosa, etc, etc.
kesulIao0s aD0olutOs permanentes Obto-
nidoe en ios hospitales de Nueva York }, On
ElzxolkaE Isara1eal
CuraO10n de les Intermediates aecrekaa con
Lao inyeCclOnee antgonorr6icas del Doctor :.
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Onra en menos tiempo que ninguna otra.
c4n1S,5 a1n01aUS: 5andenia, @6.-1nyec $50.
Pence, Los fabricantss, Arrillaga Co.
san Juan, Don xideI Guillormety don
Jose Maria BlanCo.
. Aayagasz don Q. J. Monasas ) 90. J don
=. BasOra.
Hnnacao Don Q. Marines } 90.
Ar6cibO, -Don J. Z. Rivera.
Aguadilla, Dom Francisco Elvira = On 20.
dos los puebl0s do la Isla.
CONSULTAS PARA LA ISLA,
Sc dar4n extenSarnent0 pOr correo para
esta clase de enfermedades al que onvfe dos
pesos On seLl09 de hanQue0 al doctor ]. ROdri.
guox Castro. Ponce.-Reeerva abaOluta. 46-10
.-tQu6 le parece usted mejor, el artists
el orltlcC3
Ell al tista.
-lPor Qu61
Isl artista vive de "a reputaCion, y o
Oritco de la reputaciOn de los dem6a.
Los selores B0rras Rein9s est&n echand(
el reetO en- sus peleterias de las GALES do SaY
Juste 81 y San Francisco 80. AQuello % Il
mar Il Despachan 81 calzadO como olga Q
marchante y por ESQ no falta quienea adrmel
i que Borras y America han perdido Ia ChAvets
FL que no 80 cal9a ahora 90 Dor que no Quiere
Alc0b0l0d0 GGteIl. -Recomendamos est
utilfsimo 1nvent0 cuy0s b0n66COs resultadO
hemOs tenido lugar de apreciar en- diferonte
OcAeiones. Los certihcad0B que on luRar GO
respondents publicamOs Corr0boran nu0str
afirmaei6n.
| Al&A0HN1DH &Ue30A
D1 OLIHPIO OTKR0, ATOOKA II: 7.-POM0Hl
Mtsica para piano cuatro manOss
BsygsMeiss.-La Natividad con Rrab&dOs
aleg0ric0a On crOmO narraCi0neg.. $1-2
zdcm.-Piv0ta del Naiale. .............
ldem-FantasiaG hdngaras. .......... 81
Para podidos On 10 Capital, D. ]. Gonzales 1on
IaLoci6n AntiAeyplsica del doctor MOI
tes y DiaS esta Convenientemente perfumadl
Race crecer 81 pelo sxtirpa.. tQda olasO
gran0s do 10 cabeza.
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GRAN SOMBRERERlA CAMIHEklA
DE JOSE Ak. NUNEZ
Gale de R0vsa ssssnsey0 2, esQss6ssG d 50
Pg0s0 Principal
q #ARKCIBo.-PUERTO.R
Sc lavan >Oomponen 4 pertecci6n todA
Clase de s0mbreros. Constant0 surtid0 dc los
mismos entire los que % enCuentran los do 10
renombrada fAbrica del ST.. O06yef, Ponce.
Sc hacen camisas Ia Orden hay talleree
espoCialos para 81 laYad0 y planChad0 do las
mismas.-Gran surtidO On Corbatas do alta no.
dad.-ProntitUd = esnaer0 On loo encatgog
one 90 hagan la MEDIA. ~ HsNtds 0l
eo,sf0dO. 6O-6
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noticias de la IsIa

NUestrO oStimad0 amigo sgento de Are
ohio nos enVia para su publication 81 s'9uiente
sueltol
Iatuv' era. en- cana durante dies dias, pero
impOatbilitado, aun, para dar cOnteataci6n epis-
tOlar todOs los buenOs amigos que me han
manifestadO intereSarse p0r ol r0sta6l0Cimlen-
to de mi aalud ;-manifegtaCi0n 0xproaadaD
"a On Ia prenss, 8 "a On misivas telegramas
particulares- -utilix0 las cOlumna8 do 90 p0pu-
lar diario. Sr, Director, para estedorisar On
alias 81 testim0niO de mi eterna gratitud hAOia
tan bondadosoa amigos. ArecibO, JUNO Ia,
1e92.-S. Marin o."
De JunCOs nos dlCen que Los OX&m0noal
dc To- esCuela que acertadament0 dirij0 el pro-
fesOr don CeleGtlnO R0drlguex GOngalez han
mereCido 10 aprobaCi6n general. FQer0n exa-
minadOS 70 alumn0s de los 122 con que Cuenta
al OStabl0CimientO. T0mbi6n han GidO muY o.
tisfactorio los exAmenes de Ia escuela que diri
10 la se1lora do6a Rosa de Navas Quien presen
t6 20 nlhas de los 12O que tiene On matriCula
Igualmente han tenid0 muy buen 6xltO lOa exk-
menes de 10 escuela del pobladO del Mango.
Dice el Di0vio dc Peace quo causa de la
irregularidad CON que 90 celebr6 una session On
el AYuntamient0 de aQuella Ciudad, para ira
tarse de los presupuest0s del 02 al 90, hubo
discusiOnes muy aCalOradas 81 pUnt0 dc reti-
rarse del salon los .Sres. Vargas, 0aut'er,. VEN
tura Tejera, iberales. Vot6se prOpues-
ta del Sr. COtOrruelO un aumontO de 600 piOo
de pesos para ser dlStribuidOs entire Loo en-
p1eados del AyuntamientO, exces0 que ha eau
sado gran sensaCi6n on 81 veCindariO = se 90.
menta aCremente. A la iunta solo Concurrie.
ron doCe 9rece o0nOeiales y asoCiRdOa euandO
el u0mero legal de ellos debe ser SO. s
~Hemos tenid0S n0tloia de que 81 dla dc
eCOrriente SO Celebrar0n los ex6menes de 10 Es
Cuela que dirije On Ponce el distinguido prOfo
sOr don Juan CueVas Aboy, Sc nos dice Que
dlChos ejerciciOs quedarOn muy lucidOs, puel
les numerOsas secciOnes que ae presentaro1
dierOn pruebas de saber On COnciencia todd
CuAntO 90 les enaena. I'm tOdas Ian asiNnatu
raa gObr0salierOn los ninOs lamsndO IL atenCi6l
la Olase de Agriculture que trat0 del cultfvO
recolecCl6n de los principales frut0S dol pafl
TantO Ia oOmisi0n como la numerosa eaCOgi
da concurTenCia.. .feliCitar0n al senior Cueva
AbOY. NOs0trOa, amigos del oitadO professor
10 de 10 Junta y la cOncuErencia.
Nos esCriben de Juana- Diax
ssLlamamos p0r segunda vex 10 atenoi6n dt
SeNOr alcalde de este pueblo para que DO iii
On las preferenCias distngOs que g0 han estl
blecido On 81 ram0 dc Carniceria. CreemOs on
medianto 81 pag0 correspondence 10 mism
puedo conner en- 81 casa 6leteg y lOmillOs
aCaudaladO como ol indiRent0. Seria pues COnvt
niente q so separaae del cargo de pesador 81 {
hasta ahora 10 vieuo ejerCiond0, pu6a sus cond
clones no 10 garantizan para 0l trato frequent
con poraonaa de mas men0s d0liOadaaA. q,
NNaltamOa dc VRaanclA On e QaKnaN0Rfa Y az
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-14
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Quina Rogtaleza, hSn raotOIdo ~ estensO
euftid0 de aemillas de HortnliKe muy frescaa.
q Tamhien han rseihido asulllae dc Dallas =
e@aateaA cue lAa cue uanas proalelran
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-14
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I'm 81 antiguo dep6sItO Dc kiSlo estable.
cido On 10 Gale dc San JOSS utKugro 10 frente
& Ia Casa-Parroquial do Catodr1l. 20 detaIla
este ArtiCulo 6 dos oohayoa el kllo s peso
pOr Quintal. Sc admiten ahona0os pOr moaea
preOi0 conventional. So enOuontra tambieu
do venta ea dich0 dep6sitos NmOnAdas RAseosss
freaCas al natural aqua cafb6nica On SifOnes
q detail, cigaEEtllos, f3sforos fratAs del pats,
dulcee On almibar do varias elases. reEresoos
= hebidas con hielo. puerto.Rico Abril 81 do
1892. J6s( IeiidOs NdA6as 1b-f1