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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-20

SANTA ANA's wonder, Silkwood, yes
terday reduced his record to 2:071a.
Stamboul was not so fortunate, from
eome cause
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-20
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DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
Election Monday. December 5, 1ss

MAYOR ELECT GILRoY of New York
city is in Los Angeles and will take a
look over Southern California.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-20

Tommy Warren Arrested for Murder.
Waco, Tex, Nov. 19-Tommy War
rem, the feather.weight prize fighter, ID
under arrest for the murder of Clem
Storall, q colored porter of the s..
Charles house. on October 10Th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-20


of Clearwater and Miss Lilly B. Gaines
of South Compton were married at the
residence OF the BRIDES father, Mr.. John
Gaines. The ceremony was performed
by Justice Gaines of Compton, brother
of the bride. A numerous company OF
relatives and friends of the young couple
were present, and many were the wishes
expressed for their future happiness and
welfare. After the ceremony bounte-
GUS repast was enjoyed by all. and dane
early hour in the morning.
x~~
The fair and pantomine given in Turn
verein hail for the last two days by the
ladies of St. Johns church came to a
close last night. Tennyson's Day Drea m
was repeated and called forth much
commendation from the large crowd
present. The lunch at noon was also
literally patronized. A handsome sum
was realized.
Mrs. T. A. o. Eastman has sent out
cards for an ct home ON Wednesday,
from to 4 80 at her home, 1905 Wash.
ington street. The gueets will meet
Miss Julia Marlowe and Mr.. Tabor.
x*%
Prof. aud Mrs. Lowinski gave charm
ing piano and violin recital on Friday
evening at the Livingston. Madame
Lowinski surprised the guests with her
rich mezzo soprano in the song Because
OF Thee. by Tours, with violin obligato.
xtx
Mes Minnie Ballard left on the 8 :15
train yesterday morning for San Diego
to be present at the marriage of her
brother, F. c.. Ballard, to Miss Della
Palmer OF that place, next Tuesday even
ing. 1
#*x
The second exchange party, to be
held on Tuesday, at Armory hall, bids
fair to be even more largely attended
than the first. Colonel Lee and Mrs. A.
Mcfarland are to be the host and
hostess. DR.. and Mrs. McGowan and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
TILE POWER OF THE PRESS.

We need tho aid Of the daily press ih po"er ior
oood or evil IL beyond computation IL goes iufher mh
any other agency save faithful pulpit to give complexion
10 pubc opluon to mould public moros, and to determine
49, So :, the state IL goes to the masses, enters
evctv home paks every day Tyrants have feared It's
.nathema and patriots have welcomed It's defence IL
has made Presidents and dethroned kings by IL s'ats
have been exalted degraded oppression broken or pro-
onged Through influence life has been poisoned AZ
~, ou,co wcso.ncss fo,tcrrd and crimes condoned or
a,,ea And Godnpss advanced. There enough citl-
zens in New.York loyal to truth aud good government 10
determine the preponderatng influence OF the press and to
make t. subteryr the highest moral interests OF the city,
IL is the duty Of such give their united support To hsp
full journalism and refuse the least eount-nanee to the
immoral We appeal to the press FOR It's al In this con
nlct with uubic vice. Every principle OF patriotism, Of
humanity and religion, emphasizes the appeal When III
true reform IL leads the way viii answer it, call for
HELM Surely the pulpit the press and the school should
be teachers OF truth and righteousness.
The next re- site II bealthful legislation. This must
he pr,c,dea and sustained by right judgment and an un
corrupted ballot When municipal laws are In harmony
with the hIsher laws they safe and then )ny The
licensing OF ain Is a moral monsrosity. The Ives Poo
law and the Csuttenburs inquy and the attempted liquor
excise law are menace to tho National NE bad as the
o,i.,.na ,tery against which Mexico should erect
GREATER than Chinese wall ricalthful public sentiment
hch neednv secures needful legislation ali right l. gs
,Ion would tel inmate much that Is wrong, ard penalty
which IL essential tho nature OF law would blot for some
A. least the way to open and fragrant sin. IL Is high time
thu, tho neopc should refuse 10 be hoodwinked BY design
Ing men and represented by corrupt rulers who care ior
no,hng hut their personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. This sug-
1t, a ,hI,d thing. The enforcement OF law. Law
hdioc t,ens should e the primary political meetings
and IN the polls they might the elo'on To
ooc y, men poscscd OF moral convictions and OF oral
courage men VINO io"' '' '''1 man. anu u''' " 49,
cute righteous law
IT,. ,h. only certain preventive of vice and
m. eo, remedy for al moral evil 10 the Gospel OF Christ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
LIEUTENANT FIRROW RESIGNS.

Lieutenant Edward 8. Farrow, Of tho Army, who
will DO recalled by his connection with the BarnegSA
Park scheme and his recent trial aud acqual by court
martial In this city, has resigned his commission. The
resignation said to be due 10 the determine
ton Of the War Department definitely to settle the
question of his physical condition. Ex-Lieutenans
Farow was graduated from tie West Point Military
Academy June Is, 1876, and was assigned TO the
2Ist Regiment Of Infantry. and to the rank OF
first lieutenant september H. 1883. After his
cen, martial he ordered to Join his regiment.
but pleading iline,s ordered to Davids Island
for treatment, when he responded that he able
make The journey. Then the Secretary of War de-
manded from him explanation Of his whole case, snn
be sent In his resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
4 REUNION OF XAVAL GRADUATES.

Tie Class which was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1873 is 10 have reunion a. the Army and
Navy Club. in Washington. op SATURDAY next Oh tho
cass which numbered ninety three In 1873 there are
only thirty three In the service and many Of these
are At sea- the reunion will not be Of the entire
class Eut those who will be present VIII talk over
their experiences OF being obliged to undergo the III
ltiation as freshmen by eating candles and soap slip
ping up on a slushed deck, climbing tile rigging and
despoilng their clothing with ar-they call hazins-
aud then having tho sort Of fun with the class
which entered year aftcrward. or those VINO did
not remain in the service, three were dismissed In
GLIDING Ensign George +. Ormsby who has written
letters to the Department sued out mandamnses and
brought suits in courts for damages, on the grouni
that his dismissal by court martial was Irregular rive
OF the class have been dropped for one cause Or
another and the rest have resigned because the oppor
nInities for lettering their financial condition were
greater In civil life than IN the Navy. T., . .,..
Lieutenant ". II. II. Southerlind. aa 10 ASSISTANT
secretary j. Russell soey who entered the service as
Al apprentice boy, and was anefwhiu .ppohtfu 10
tho Naval Acad.my Is senior member Of the class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
4 LOrOs CLUB IRT EXHIBITION.

An exhibition OF paintings by American artists was
given at the Lotos Club saturday evening and Will
he open TO view this afternoon, when women invited
bv mcmbe- will be admitted. II Is In charge OF the
Art Committee, consisting Of Edward Moran, G. Harry
Eaton and II. W. Ranger some OF the pictures are
Edward Mcrans The White squadron's Last salute to
the Memory VI John Ericsson, IN New York BAY. August
25 1907: Notre Dame de Paris and Sunset on
Long Island sound; II. Bolton Jeness &" Roman
Fountain G. Harry Eaton's The Pool In the
Meadows" and "The Lily Pond; Carl J. Benher's
q. Road Nesr Ecouen, France; C. c. CuTans Woman
sewing and Spring Flowcrs-i Joseph II. Bostons
Late Afternoon. East River; william Sartnins In
the GIoaInng"; IL. W. Rangers" Woodcheppcrs House
at Bideehamptor L. To- and Sunset; W. j. White
more's Early Morning. Ipswich Bay" j. Carroll
Heckwith's "In the yellow Light" ana "Thc Little
Painter; D. w. Tryons "Novembcr'; Carleton WIZ
gins. "a Summer Morning IN France Leonard Ocht
mans Might and winter; George IL. Bosert's
Gray Day, Etaples"; Walter Ciark's October Day
and fLowery Pastures f. W. Kosts A Frosty
Morning. Elliott Dangc1cld's "1iucklcberry Gather
ers7 and sunlight and Rhodod.nrous"; Percy Morans
Watching tie Guilsr Carleton T. Chapman
Gloucester Fishermen Going 10 sea- and " A Lonely
Road" Thomas Moran's "Ihe LOtvs Eaters and The
Watering Place; walter shrlawis Autumn" aud :" The
Ki.s- Leon Morans "A Love TOKEN; W. ii. Lppin
colts Mcndlng Ills Nets" Irving X. Wiles's silver
Lsko"; w. VerVlaAk Birpeys The Chimney Corner ;
"A. siadons Mo&bray's IA fastorl,' and J. Francis
MuIpny'5 An Autumn Afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
MINISTER'S ENTERTAIN THEIR WIVES.

Tile Presbyterian Ministers Club held Its annual
Ladies' Evening saturday at the Columbia
Restaurant, IN Union square. DR.. James Chambers.
OF Calvary Church. presided and welcomed the guests.
Ii being leap year. the three bachelors OF the club
Dr. W. W. Atterbury, DIR. James S. Ramsay and Fhe
Rev. John Balloon ehaw-and the Rev. X. ID. sproull.
II Brooklyn responded TO the tOasts. Mr. Shaw
presented .The Pas.Drs Hopes; Mr.. Atterbury "Tha
IaS pr at Work.: Mr.. Sproull The Pastor at Homes
and Dr. Ramsay . rhe Pastor at Rest" Besides
the speakers those present Included Jesse FORBES. Mr..
and Mr.. Webster and Miss Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. d. Buchanan, DIR. Arthur Mitchell and Miss Alioa
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. HarshAw, J. II. EDWARDS,
Dr. and MIS- ". c. Stitt, Ira s. Dodd and Miss
n,ad Dr and Mrs Roe Miss Ramsay, DIR. c. s,
Robnson Miss Worrall Mss Mstes)n, DR.. and Mira
g. L. shearer and Miss Titus, DIR. J. q. Patterson.
Er rand Mrs. J. J. Lampe. DR.. 6. w. +. Birch. DR..
ana Mr., A. w. Sproull Mrs. X. ID. Sproul, DIR. F. +.
E,liDwood Dr.. K. F. sample, Mr.. and Mrs. John "
Deyins and Miss Van Wrinkle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29

This involves tie condemnation OF public vice. "ou s'
in close relations to the STATE He docs TO the 0hurch
The sins OF the community throw barriers across the onward
path truth Attention should be called to these ana
power arrayed against them.
THE GOSPEL THE SAVING POWER.
one Gospel preacher, presenting the remedy for moral
evil win correct than regiment CT police
men, loving hand pointing steadily TO the cross VIII uo
more to berae the from the and power OF SIN
than Jefferson Market courts. valuable m' they arc
1t l. Christ who the control Of sin who heals
the sin sick SOUL break chains evil habit. In
might OF His saving He stands alone on the
worlds moru We believe in the efficiency Of His
regencra:ng This will liquordeaer into
stawart and besotted nebrate into evanse.
list IS potent than chloride OF gold 1t has the
power city officials and to purge the sources OF
political and to bring perpetual end the inqutes we
now bemoan. The GOpel strikes at the root OF al an
and destroys IT, The Gospel and this only will save the
city, the land world Paul is mghter than Moses,
Luther Fra Glroamo and Schaufier than Thousand
Tol.tos.
II we would escape the doom Of Samaris
| and OF Jerusalem, crOuching now behind broken
columns and among the ruins OF ancient ALTAR
we must believe and obey and teath the truth What
every city pure Gospel, cody ministry, an
unmutllated Bible con.ecrated Church. Christian Sab
bath and baptism Of the Holy Ghost Would you re-
strain crime convert vicious link Official to the
throne OF God bring reign Of and order OF
OF truth and rghteousnesJl linen eA-
ecutc the commission Christ gave from the mountain Of
Galee 'Presch the Gospel TO every creature EVanee
ize the multltudcs who crowd Manhattan Island Let
endow churches which struggle for ex-
.tence where churches needed and give TO the
preacher only touch the margin OF great desert
PAGES the assistance he needs without which he must drop
in the furrew and be ungathered, and let
Christian men and OF every class and age do what
protect the inexperienced, 10 rescue inc iae
and do their might.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29

saving away at his throat with an unsteady hane
lie exclamation which caused Schroeder 20 crop
the razor and throw himself on his bed. policeman
the arrested Schroeder ana senu
him to the Gouverneur Hospital The wound In behro%
ders throat said be dangerous He refused 70
tell why he wished kill himself. but drink was probably
the Of his dependency He had been employed q
waiter In restaurant No. % Broadway on week days
and at the Progress Club on Sundays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
1rTlys WILL WELCOME THE SPRING.

The Titans will celebrate the awakening OF Mother
Earth the protectress OF the order' py an oympian
p.os.s "a shcrrv,s tomorrow evening at haf-past @
o,coc, Tho u, 81 A. to be followed by an "Ambroal
Night, which in turn viii probably be followed by
sodo water morning over 100 men who have grown
~ height NJ ak feet and over Will be present and
this Usual yearly meeting Of the Sons OF MoLer Earth
VIII doubtless pass of with as much epoymegf rs those
Of tho past,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.
A GRATIFYING ARRAY OF STATISTICS.
FESTIVITIES OF VARIOUS PosTs-PLANs FOR THE

FESTIVITIES OF VARIOUS PoSTS-PLANS FOR THE
DEPARTMENT ENcAMPMENT.
The statistics which are being prepared at the
Office OF the Assistant Adjutant-Ge and AS
sistant Cuartermas General in Albany for presen-
tation in EuiTalO at the Department Encampmcnt on
March are OF a gratifying character to Grand Army
men, showing the continued prosperity OF the order
under tho administration ~ General Freeman. From
{. statement sent The Tribune by High Private rom
Albany, February go, number OF interesting lacts
and figures are taken According to the Assistant
Adiutant Generals report for the six months ending
December 81 1891, the strength Of the Department
os New York Is given as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-29

INTERRUPTED IN SAVING AT HIS THROAT.
Emanuel Schroeder unmarried German thirty seven
year, old was cutting his throat with razor In his
room on top floor OF the tenement-honse NO. l42
A. ves ray afternoon. lie had boarded there
years with Philip HSander Louis Henzerlng, another
SAM Schrseder standing In front ora looking glass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
COMUNICADO
BASTA DE ESQ ANDALO.

Da asco leer cuanto ha publicado el gallego
Lazaro Moreno tai vez facitando su nombre
alg1n caballero que sin duda no Sc atreve dar
al frente; convencido de que el aluddo don
Juan Ortiz SO medira con tales personaidades
me creo en- el deber de terciar para que el p1bli
co juzgue tirios y troyanos.
Empez6 el ano de 1889 con ell Juzgado de
instruction de Ia Instanca en- Cayey, tornado
con el personal del de Guayama, que la vez ha
bla sido suprimido. Uno de los primeros asuntos
fue la testamentarfa de Don Pablo Utset, socio de
Don Juan Ortiz en- la raz6n mercantil de F. Utaet
Comp padre natural de dos nihos que tuvo
con una tai Antonio de la Cruz, que la saxon
hacla vida con Lazaro Moreno, sin casarse Este
crey6 que aquella iba manelar una gran heren
cia de sus hijos, para todo cuanto hicela rela
ci6n con el asunto pidio censejo prometl6 utii
Ear los servicios del entonces procurador Don FG
llx Limo Rivera, por conducto del cubano celador
del cementerio sepulturero Antonio Martinez
que parece Sc entendia tambiGn con la Antonio
A hacerse pdblica la intervention del procurador
Rivera como parece que no convenia ciertos
planes, Sc fragu6 contra 81 una conspiracion; SO
vi6 al Licenciado Navajas enredar llevar traer
nombre de su compinche Tres Caritas, de Qua.
yama; pusleronse en- juego ell credulo Fortune Y
81 revoluclonarlo Mateo, y todo di6 por resultado
que al ser requerldo el menor, mayor de catorce
amos, para nombrar curador adlitem (como man
daba Ia ley que entonces regla) eligiese al tai
MaILlneZ, 1nSlrum0nLO Q6 NaVaJas y Tres Jarltas
el cual Martinez seguido Sc le vi6 meior vestido
que de antes, con leontina reloj do oro Sent-
mos que haya muerto por que de seguro no nos
desmentirla, por que aquel servfa para todo.
Con tai representation los menores impuesta
por Moreno, por su interes particular, SO promo
vio aquella testamentarla. co1rtdos los tramitas
legales fu6 aprobada bajo la direction de Tres
Caritas, representation de Navaias de Martinez
con consentimiento del m1smo Moreno
Como nosotros fuimos conocedores de cuan-
to ocurri6 nos extrana que Lazaro Moreno trate
de sorprender al pdblico con sus humos de hon-
radez hacia sus entenados extraludiciales, en-
asuntos que 81 algo tiene cue veDtar no es la for
ma la que 81 ha elegido, nj 81 por deicadeza debe
mediar, pudiendo hacerlo los memories 8 la perso-
ma que les eliza el Jonsejo de famlia Proceder
en- otra forma merece ell desprecio p1blico
Tai vez alg1n dia esos memories gestionen Y
sabran como Moreno Sc ha portado con eIlos =,
Por 10 que respecta Don Juan Ortiz socio
sobreviviente de la mercanti F. Utset Comp
no alcanzamos comprender la rssponsabIlidad
moral nj material que le pueda caber en- asunto
en- que 81 bien fue parte tuyo de frente necesa
riamente, & los albaceas, al curador Martinez <
Moreno, Tres Caritas al agente gran pe6n
Navajas, al legatario Don Jose Utset, en- repre-.
sentaci6n de su hija infnidad de acreedores s
interesados. Cuidado 81 salv6 con difcultad su
capital, ese SO quiere pegar Moreno, escan.
dalizando para sacar partido
Arroyo Diciembre, 1892. X
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ehfno de yute para cafe y
bAUUb azdcar y crudo para empacar Ia
baco Dirigirse J. Vidal Gil
nard Tetuan &c. Puerto Rico. 45-39

Cerecedo Hermanos Ca ofrecen en- esca-
beche on latas de tres kilos: Turr6n de nieve
chorizos secos, estremenos, batata dc Malaga en-
almfhar, salchlch6n de Leon habas, lentejas, fri
joles chufas, frutas en- almfbar, quesos Neucha-
tel Cabrales, chocolate Menier, chorzos de Pa
ris, higos de Smirna en- cajas de libras pasta y
jalea de guayaba del 90 Pavo Real jamones sa.
lados de York, jamones en- dulce, tortos asados
y una partlda de amalgo de angostura segftlmo
que ofrecen precios m6dicos para toda la isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

El senor Romero Robledo, que causa de la
enfermedad que tlene en- la narz, habfa estado
tres meses sin visitaI la Rena, 10 ha hecho 1lti
mamente. Ha sido, naturalmente, bien recib1do
SO han interesado vivamente por sus narices
que estas fechas, con motive del arriendo de
las Aduanas de Cuba, deben estar de nuevo en-
dlsposicl6n de oler donde guisan.
Copia EG DiGrso Catalan un suelto referente
& la banca de Monte-Carlo, en- el que Sc habla del
dinero que cobran ciertos peri6dicos por callarse
pone este comentario: "Vayan luego hablando
del SacerdocGo de la prensa."
Ha sido detenido por la guardia civil en-
Gerri de la SAL e conductor de la correspondent
cia pdblica de dlcha villa la de Pobla de Segur
como presunto autor del hurto de un certfcado
con vaores declarados, que contenfa $50 pesetas,
dirigido vecino de Lerida.
Telegraffan del Ferrol diciendo que existe
alli gran disgusto por el hecho de haber sacado
algunos ofciales de Ia escuadra inglesa datos
topogra6cos en- aquella costa, habiendo desem-
barcado este etecto.
"Cuando el joven rey de Espaha cay6 en-
fermo fu9 verle el Sr Canovas, con su par
ticular desahogo de pGrvenu, que SO fgura que la
MonarQufa de los Borbones vve dnicamente pa
ra CLIQUE tai, Afonsito2 2-preguto al enfer-
mo.-Para mam4-respond16 Alfonso XIII-soy
Alfonsito, pero para II soy ez Reg. La gracia Sc
rio largo tempo en- Palacio.
III ST. Romero Robledo Ia convidado CO.
mer on Fornos 4 los espadas LagGrtyo y GWeggs-
la otros toreros. Ahf tienen Vds. don
Fxascisco en- sus g'orias. Cuando 90 halla en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
Grandes VinOs EspahoIes

Ninos ptros sir encabezar de las meores BgGs de la
Roa Naldends qGgtcia Maaz0Ua de Sagucdr de RG7rG-
media Lores CeUezns dc las maores venden
ej deposito de los senores FAJARDO HERMANOS c..
San Francisco 81 al por mayor al detae precos bara-
t1simos.
Haga usted sus pedidos do la Locs6n Antf-
herpstic9 del doctor Montes Diaz en- la Capital
de Pae to- Rico. & la Farmacia de Guillermety
Banco Daub6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

ire gente flamenco, nj Sc acuerda siouiera de sus
narices al salir de All se ira muy activo &
tratar del arriendo de Las Aduanaa de Cuba con
los de la Trasatlantica
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Lea usted en- Ia secci6n correspondents 81
anuncio de la NesO- YoeE Lsfe ms. Co. de Ia cual
es agente en- esta IsIa 81 sehor don Luis Sanchez
Morales. No necestamos recomendar Ia dicha
poderosa asocaci6n que goza de indiscutihle fa.
ma universal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
Ia III H,rre1

1B EIG IOTYeO.
sesobre Ia Influenza de determinados. ele-
mentos femeninos en- la situaci6n hemos recibi-
do una carta prlmorosamente escrita, cuya publi-
caci6n causarla gran efecto. Las mujeres solo
sirven para gobernar una casa particular. !.
cuando son econ6micas Pero m9taselas en- otros
trotes, SO vera 10 que dan de ST"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Ha sido aprobado por 81 Gobierno General
el acta de reception de las obras ejecutadas en- la
casa que el Estado adquiri6 Caguas para las
ofcinas de comunicaciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
BONITO STTIO

Exactamente donde hace la primera parada
el tranvla en- Puerta de Terra, frente Barraco
nes, SO vende solar de % varas de frente, %
de fondo al Saliente 81 de fondo al Poniente
Enti6ndanse con don Etanislao Martinez, que ha
bIta la casa contgua dicho solar. l5-S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Dee La DenaocrocsG que don Juan de Andi
no ha denunciado crminalmente & los se1ores
Zavala por atropellos cometidos contra 81 en- Qua
vanilla.
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Ponce y los compradores temerosos de una nue.
va baja en- los mercados consumidores, Sc
tienen en- cierto retra1miento Los precios que
reiian aver eran q $25 el corriente, 261 262
machacado q & 274 ell ino lustrado
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Rogamos los abonados de Cayey que aun
no han satisfecho las Quotas que adeudan, sir
van hacerlo sin demora, pues de 10 contrario pu
blicaremos sin ninguna consideration, los nom
bres de los morosOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

AL puerto de Mayagdez ha llegado Ia goeta
inglesa Clifford de Lunemburgo, con ,l43 bull
tos de diversas salazones y lO,85O pies pino
spruce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

En- Ponce esta abundante ell maiz en- grano
vendlGndose So quintal con tendencia baja
El almid6n de yuca escasea y SO paga $5 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Estimar1amos don Antonio Fontanez, de
Coamo nos remita los $l334 que adeuda en- esta
Administrator
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18
vARIEDADES

Esta probado que contra Il grspps el mejor
medicamento que SO conoce, saliva sea Ia parte
son los puros cigarrillos de Ia Habana, marca
Partagds que venden Cerecedo Hermanos y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Sc encuentran vacantes las plazas de Medi-
cos titulares de Rio.grande Fajardo, la de
Depositario de los fondos municpales del Dorado
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

Ha contraido matrlmonio la Villa de
Aguad1lla don Leocadio de la Concha con Ia Srta
Santos Carrero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-18

En- 81 pueblo de Hatllo no hay sellos de co,
rreos nj gros de la prensa para la venta p1blica.