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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

Railway companies antagonize ticket brokers,
but Anthony Schwamm, the responsible Asso-
ciatfon broker, will guarantee every ticket and
rave YOU dollars. My motto: Square Trans
actions and Reduced Rates VS.. Arbitrary BY
Rates. Ofice, 200 and 206 N. Spring street,
Temple block.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

Reducing our enormous stock of boys
clothing that sold from $5 to 81. These are
the finest class of goods made, and the
uniform price for speedy sale at $3.65.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Napa Soda at woollacott's, 124 N Spring.

WHEN YOU WANT a nobby hat go to the
Los Angeles Hat Co., 119 North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

r.. List, notary public Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 West Second. Telephone 1875
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

You are apt to cough. B. & 8. Homeopathic
Cough and Group Syrup will certainly cure it.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office, corner Main and
Court streets, for Peter Matheison, J.
M. Clute, S. E. Hatfield.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
A NEW MUSICAL INVENTION.
IS IT AN ORGAN OR A PIANO?

IS 1T AN ORGAN OR A PIANO?
All the objections this
exactly
Like those on and 6yearod child able work them with The
that the difficult pieces be executed thereon without difficulty 1t
tion musical The the
ordinary This delightful instrument sale only
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

l have hesitated about giving to
print the following true story Of q
deathbed scene which occurred in
this city last winter, says Louis
Harrison in the New York Adver-
tiser. had the description direct
from the doctor in attendance. He
has lately left New York to con-
tinue his profession elsewhere, and
| am constrained to tell the story
as he described it, suppressing all
names.
The snow and sleet dashed through
the death chilling atmosphere in
wild waves. The wind moaned q
dirge among the telegraph wires.
A solitary hackman, driven from
his seat by the warning elements,
had ensconsed himself inside his
mournful looking vehicle and tap
ped upon the frost covered glass to
attract the attention of belated night
owls. Winter in its cruelest phase
was upon US. In a q dingy looking
house on Thirtieth street young
man, weak and emaciated, tossed
restlessly upon his bed.
He was a race-track tout, and the
great mental strain he had been
subjected to for years in naming
sure winners had left him an abso-
lutte wreck. His sunken cheeks,
his eyes ablaze with fever, and his
corpse-like pallor, all denoted that
he had but q few short hours to
live. A professional nurse, with
that cold, hospital-stretcher express
sion they all possess, sat in a corner
of the darkened room and whiled
away the time figuring how the un-
dertaker would manage to get the
coffin around the narrow turn in
the stairs.
The doctor had been summoned
and when he rang the bell th'
tout waved his bony arms aloft and
| shrieked ssThey're of T! Tenny il
Q walk! Tenny gets all the money
and Salvador won't be- one, two, six.
He fell back on the bed exhaust
ed as the doctor entered the room
The physician removed his grea
coat and the nurse shook the rail-
and snow from it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

He DIDN'T NEED WRITING.-I
reached hamlet in the mountains
OF q Southern State the day after
an election had been held, and it so
happened that ! was lodged in the
house of q mouutaineer who had
been elected Justice of the Peace.
In telling me about how he had
been honored by his fellow-citizens
OF the county he let out the fact
that he could read a bill, but had
to sign D.. all payers pane With an .. x. mark.
your holding the office 2 ] asked.
Not the slightest, reckon he
confidently replied.
But there will be more or less
writing to do
Not in my case. / shan't do
any at ALL
'How will you it p
why, thar won't be no cases
come befo' me except when niggers
steal hogs. I'll jest send every one
of 'em to the chain gang for six
months or year. according to what
sort Of a niger he is, and that'll
be all thar is to it. Writin' +!
What q the use of writin' bout Mig
gers and hogs Pm. Quad.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17
MOORE'S HOTEL
Sumner Resort.

I take pleasure In informing my custom,
ers and the travelling public that ] have
thoroughly renovated my house, improved
and refitted the same and ann fully prepared
% accommodate both
Permanent and Transient Boarders.
The BAR, in every particular, complete
My stables have been rebuilt and are In first
class condition for accommodation o. horses
and the storage Of all kinds Of vehicles
Call and see for yourselves.
HERBERT r. MOORE,
Proprietoz.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

SLEEP AS A MEDIcINE.-A ply
sicial says that the cry for rest has
always been louder than the cry for
food. Not that it is more impor-
tant, but it is often harder to obtain.
The best rest comes from sound
sleep. OF two men or women,
otherwise equal, the one who sleeps
best will be the most healthy and
efficient. Sleep will do much to
cure irritability of temper, peevish-
ness and uneasiness. 1t will res
tore vigor to an overworked brain.
It will cure headache. It will
cure a broken spirit. 1t will cure
sorrow. Indeed, we may make
long list of nervous and other NAL
aides that sleep will cure.
The cure of sleeplessness requires
a clean, good bed, sufficient exer-
cise to promote weariness, pleasant
occupation, good air and not too
warm a room; a clear conscience
and avoidance of stimulants and
narcotics. For those who are over
worked, haggard, nervous, who pass
sleepless nights, we commend the
adoption Of such habits as will se-
cure sleep, otherwise life will be
short, and what there is of it sadly
imperfect.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

EFFECT OF SUN AND Moon ON
EDGED TooLs.-It is not general
ly known that the light of the sun
and the moon exercises . deletcr-
ious effect on edged tools. Knives,
drills, scythes and sickles assume q
blue color il they are exposed for
some time to the light and heat of
the sun; the sharp edge disappears,
and the tool is rendered absolutely
useless until it is retenpered.
Purchasers should therefore be on
their guard against buying tools
from retail dealers and peddlers
which, for show purposes, have
probably been exposed for days
together to the glare of the sun.
The unserviceableness of tools &C.
quired under these conditions il
generally wrongly attributed to bad
material or to inferior workman.
ship. A similarly prejudicial eff
feet has been exercised by moon
light. An ordinary crosscut saw il
asserted to have been put ont o.
shape in q single night by exposur'
to the moon.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17
TEN TRurnrUL THouoHrs.

TEN TRUTHFUL THoUoHTs.-
When we feel the narrowness Of
these lives of ours, each in its own
small circle, VIC are consoled by
knowing that every star must move
within its limits, though space be
around il.
The rich are only enviable in one
attribute-their power to help the
poor.
1t is only on looking on death
that we comprehend Immortality,
and only utter weariness gives prom
ise to perfect rest.
The friend who becomes q lover
continues still to be friend; but
tho lovar. rho becomas i friend
ceases forever TO be lover.
When it is said Of man that he
treats men and women Just alike,
You may be sure he treats them all
as il they were men.
Sufficient unto the day is the evil
thereof; but sufficient unto life
time ia often the evil of a single
day.
Children are taught more than
they ever learn, and learn more
than they are ever taught.
Our bodies live in houses, because
our souls live in bodies,
Wisdom, like many other human
attributes, is only for the time.
We are wise to-day, that tomorrow
we may look back and say, "How
foolish we were"
The desire to teach is stronger
than the desire to learn. We only
study that we may be enabled to
impart again.--Mary Ainge De
We're.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER

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s9~O WRITER with 70 characters,
and S15 the SINGLE CASE ODELL, war
ranted to do better work than any machine
made.
II combines Simpiicity with Dura5iatr,
Speed, Ease ef Operation, wears longer
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operator. 1t is NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL, nick
el plated, perfect and adapted to all kinds
Of type writing. Like printing press, II
produces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts.
Two or ten copies can be made at one writ
ing. Any intelligent person may become an
operator in two days We offer 1900 70
any operator who can equal tie work
of the DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents an Statesmen wanted.
Special inducrTQ, r.s =, dealers.
For pamphleG giving Endorsements, &C.
address
DOELL TYPE WRITER CO..
IS and 81 5th Ave. CHICAGO. LIS
May 81 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17
doctor, this is q dreadful night.
and ! suppose you are wet throngh?"

4 sxn "
.I : ' :. :.
M appo'' you arg ssu.ousn'
~ sous Iesaineu CONSCIOUSNESS
A n "
M sos
'ps' 0op!
..s -
- a. -
tha ,r.cl 81, - A. r.sa -
doc. tha S.. on.,,..n
tn 49,. ...,.-..,,..s a.. r..
"A t.,.-.;-. -. -. - 49,
- sxr1,., g. - 60. .S-.s -
<<WSlf MI ( s. vos s Z .-,;.a
80 50; + zs..,'.< ~. rss. :
s z.. I
they Tell me- evervtb;nc ph;i to5a
me Ali. h;....;r.ls. p,--..,
would win in = hor~;hl. 80.
You see the ra-.v ,h.. -. -
want. e. - ,..,,.
no one knows tha. ba l. ON. g.. ~.
dnst )"
Turn;no to tho rur.. ~. ao.,o.
inouired "Have Won not;t;ed ri.
friends Of his cond;t;on ,v Tho
started mn and vellsd. ..of oour.o
II have. want n ,et them 81, -
on the grouna aoor whv =.
little snre monev Is.w H.. go
at aav,;oht th;. ro..; u.s
A.. G.
ond in o.o7 and ,ha ,h;,a
e.. a.. ;.
i"ss sh"' ~ broke my siiSer watch
anu iooSeheu 'nree OF my teeth'
no" can ne lose IL! "hy 1t Is
just hAe iaihng through the roof OF
= mint ,
Inc uoc'or looked very Serious
anu saiu ne VIII oe dead In an
A
on, no, NC won T. the tout
.eu' mere 10 NOT . aeao one
''' iu'' Il any Oh em were SUN
Ano" ~. tell you blackjack
20 iuii VI IaDsco sauce, ana ne IL
iease al tnem other plugs at the
Pos'' "hy snouidn I ne Doyou
Aho~ ms peoigree Blackjack is
ous ., Dark Lantern, oy BLACK
"e,, islaha' anu ne . oorn crack
cr.
Inc uoc'or Iei1 ms pulse again
mu.t h. oo;na . ~ %" y" "
The tout cauobt b;s arm and
arow;nn II. hoad IT, o,o.o 20 II.
inflow. wb;snered After the
Rlo.k;ooL rono uoo. ~. q ,ha nod
dock If Won Win pvo oo, 20 a;vo
s,o 70 .ho tr.;rar cog - ,ho ;eoL
ev and 400 70 tho stoh,a h,vs pu
nm. wbo,,s 1of. On .ho -. 800
and If the horse wins vou,re in on
il. So meet me in tho naddock and
I,u casb vonr t;cket -
The doctor took tho dv;ro man.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

HAVING rented the property OF L ID.
Adams at Mechanicsville, ST. Maiy's coun-
81, am now prepared tc furnish caske.s
collins and all burial goods, and to attend
funerals at the shortest notice and at prices
never before offered In ST. Mary's. Hop
ng 70 receive q fair share Of the patronage
which win be highly appreciated by
Yours respectfully,
B. Fl. HICKS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

The opinion of Attorney General
Poe in the Calvert election contest,
it is understood, will be to the effect
that no special election need be held
this spring.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

The price Of coal in England has
been made SO high, consequent on
the threat of the English miners to
go on q great strike March IL, that
many factories have been compelled
TO close.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17
Real Estate Agency.

NKESSRs. HERBERT F. MOORE, Of
Leonardtown, and T. J. MOORE, ol
AKA Washington, ID. g., have entered into
partnership for the sale of real estate
II parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
will take, We will literally advertise theil
lands tree of charge and make every posi-.
be effort to make speedy sales.
HERBERT r. MOORE.
r. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Md.
Nov at
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-03-17

xr.~u.~xr--<-x~ ~. oc ,eaa
- : - 4 .'z1' -. 90 ios1-
Three years and more little girl
has lived within tnls town,
And eyes Of duzks brown.
Anl in neg nuLns 80 iitiie glri,
VII. uneispa 10y,
Until the other d95,
w..s.s- -
"aen sns Msln 80. tnunoenng down
=. anu - sgI.s 80. =. s. xea.ner,
A tiny, baby bT0teeF ass.
-. e
1:ss ~ J. : - 1gs,e a.'.' Z. .1 Il nas<s
The i;s1,s ~ 80 e;r5 + - -, . .s.e.s9
And gian tne ~ M 1ua6 k(1l.
goor c.~.. !. .u,,..... s. & s. = + - & !. \
The r.~ sr~-~. .<~s~.s,, 1... q
4 r.assse~ ! - s,'1; S;s1|.. 49, s.se,ss
~ - -
WIN hala vrss,,t., -. - ,,.,.~- 49,
She had houclf 4 a. . d;;,,s.
A watch. With ss,ch : I c,,nnine f.ce
ana Eeps such splendid time
Then l,,tle bro,,s~ ,v.. s,.~,,
Ard with t. ,,..ss. go, ~ 49, -
She begged AIleen - givs ,o her
ihe HUG gi'tering prize.
aNo % s.,a A,,.... -. ar .,,
% n, eor sa.S .o,a aiscsn' hesn' ~. "ih 'faos
Then asI IN, rnamros Dr0s for S,o.n sa,s sa,,. -
Anu go ana puy anotner.
aau .1,n.h Ia
- ne sau, anS ap was caieo
Tha T.,So 49, - u 5nJ No.. TA
Before ne snouid awake
w;,s.p w;,s
M. a. v,:. .sPaou IaIa 'heh 'ook
"A ss;S ISs ~ On Ms AEe,
No, no, this cannot be
r,h. ,;..,.
ns.,e az - soiemn grew,
AND the little heart did throb,
And the little girl did sob.
a ten cent piece was quickly found,
And Alleen told 70 rtn,
Down W we ssofe IN u9uoie-quick
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-11

Reasum;ondO: los OradOres expusioron ola.
re- espfcitamente las Ideas que sustenta q
partidO AutonOmista de Cuba, CcmbatiendO
en6rgicamente Ia politica del actual Ministro
do Uitramar Sr, Romero RobledO. &ss .s<
NOta impOrtante: es 10 pFlm0r8 vez que On
Cuba asisten reuni0nee autOnOmissnn carac.
torizados miembros del partido Unf6n Consti-
tucional. El Union prOyecta una assmblea.
para CuyO efecto ell Marques de Pinar del Rio,
0ficiandC dc presidente pro teMpOye hace un
llamamient0, por medic do circular 6 los comi-
t6s de la Isla. La division On este partfdO aun
existe, este NAL defraudar6 sin duda las es.
peranzaa dc D. Leepoldo. Lueg0. .veremOs de
dOnde sale el cOnvite de Ia ChOrrera!
P0r Otre parte, Galarza en Madrid, esta ha
ciendo iurar Y la AbnegaCi6n Y buona rs de DON
Vicente tiene Ia gente de aquf sin saber & que
earta de la baraia conservadora Quedarse.
. Mentras tanto Paquito mira impavido es-
to actual estado de cosas y nos endilgael nom
bRamientO de su favoritO peluquerO para tene.
dor de ibros del tribunal de cuentas. Muy bien,
Sr. Dom Paco, mny btenll .sa<
Ante aver. embarranc6 q dos millas al Este
de la taTOla del Moro el vapOr merCante ma
ciOnal "CadizD que prOcedente de Liverpool y
Puerto-RicO, Sc dirigis & esta Capital. El bu
que SO do por totalmente perdido ereo que
muy POGO SO ha galvadO dc eu vallOsO Carga-
mento. En- pooos dias han embarrancado cast
on un mismo lugar, dos hermosos buques dc
vapOr: 81 Hsschiss0a, americana, el CGdfs,
espafol. Aunque On ninguno de estos naufra-
jos ha habido que lamentar desgracias perso-
males, siempre son de lamentarse estos sinies-
tros maritimos por las p6rdidas materiales que
ocasionan.
Estamos On pleno carnaval pero esta fes-
ia ha decaido On este pals de una manera muy
visible. tiene su modo deser: aquf estamos
todo el sno en- plens temporada de mascaras,
sObre todO politicas.a
81 20 tubiera Ia dicha de hallarme hoy en-
esa gentil Borlnquen, bailar1a sin duda una
sabrosa BOyinQssesaG con una simpAtica senOrita
que V. mucho c0noce y tambien. s. S. s.
WessceslG0 AbYeM.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-11
CARTA DE CUBA
Habana 20 de Febrer0 de 1892.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA.

Querid0 amigo y Director: el lunes % del
Corriente tuvo efecto On elgran Teatro de Ia.
con Ia anuneiada reunion del partidO AutOno-
mista de que liable Vd. en- mi anterior, reu
ni6n que como era de esperar qued6 tOdO 10
brillante que darse puede.
Ell gran Teatro ora peQueno para contener
81 numerOGO cOncurSO que esCuChar Ia pala.
bra de los elOcuentes oradOres Sres. Gown, FL
guerOa, Giberga y MontOrO, acudi6 la cita.
guardian en- los palcos adn en- el patio Sras.
Srtas de 10 mas aeeogidO de nueetra socies
dad, cuya presencia daba m6s realce 10 destss
AL Sr Gown, secretario de la Junta Central
del partido, TOGO On turno ser ei primero on
diriiir la palabra tan seleCtO. auditorio. Re-
firi6ndose el Sr. Gown .nuestrO oens0. electO-
raj dijo: "que los arrendatariOS desaparecian
de las liStaS, mlentras permanecfan en- elias
los cOmerclanteG inGusLriale8s que, pOr 10 gene
raj son aves de paaO en- ell pats; estaS palabRas,
de Gown que para nOS0trOs NADIA tenian de In
convenientes p0r ser cosa que estamos viendo
tOdos los dias, pr0dujeron la prOtssta de nm
concurrente de las atlas l0calidades y tEas ellis,
un pequenO alborOtO, perO resC8ble0da Ia cal
ma 6ijo Gown: clos que no eet6n ConfoTmes con
mis- palabras, pu8den retirarse: el TeatrO eSta
noche es un iOcal que pertenece & los liberia
les" Los aplausos sonarOn y 81 desG5TGdO.p pro-.
festGsste corri0 el riesgo... que Vd. puede su-
poner.
FL fogoso orador Sr. Figueroa aparece en.
la tribuna entire estruendosos aplausos. Las
templadas salvadoras ideas vertidas por FL
gueroa, que para n0sotros fee 81 h6roe de Ia
reunion, le valen mil ovaciones.
AL Sr. Figueros, sigue ell Sr. Gibergas el
tono tambi6n conciliador de este eruditO ora
dor le vale La aprobaci6n de Ia concurrencia
que le aplaudi6 sin cesar.
Lellega 81 turn0 al Sr. MOntorO, = este elo-
cuente oradOr, mas que do pronunCiar I'M dis
curse encarg0ee de corrrar Ia secCi6n, hacienda
81 Ri Itmen del debate, obligado por 81 que
brantamiento do salud del presidente dol par
lido Hr, Galve8. Gallardia on ls f0rnas tem-
i5Ianxe en- las ideas una inapiraci6n yennndAs
valierpu II ST M0nhoEo loa Aplansoa que u
RcOmpaAaxon desda u pslncipae u An de eu
pse spsRss seeAnasA.
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MdfcG liza Negfitls

Leemos en- 81 peri6dico frances lie Figaro
10 siguiente:
"Despu6a de scr convenido el tratado de
Aduanas con Francia, los negociantes franceses
han tenidO que mandar grandes cantidades de
toda clase de provisiones con 81 fin de llegar con
las mercancias antes de que tuose aplicado el
nuevo arancel.
Para dar una idea de la impOrtancia del
despacho que ha habido on 10 Ultima aemana
de Enero, podemos nombrar 4 Ia importantes
casa de p Bardinet de Limoges, que ha expor-
tsdo para Espana on dicha semana 5000 cajas
del renombrado Ron de Jamaica, nsGrc0 La
NegyitG.
Tambi6n los cosecheros espafol es han man.
dado para el solo pueblo de Limoges $500
hect6litros de vino on Enero liltimo, mientras
que 81 mismo mes del a1o pasado no se snvia-
ron mas que 500 hect6litros.
4 Estos n1mer0s prueban sObrad amente con
q. importancia veian llegar las dos naciones el
le deR eRebrerO, fecha on que empezarOn 4 CO
brar los Nnuev0s derechos.
Esperamos, pues, O. muy en- breve Espafa
como Franci veran que 1ienen demasiadOs inte.
resets en- juego para cOntinuar esa guerra de
de Aduanas ruinosas para las dos
naciones".
Ell acreditado Ron de Jamaica marca La
NeQxjtG se vende en- el Colmado de los Sres.
CefecodO HermanOS & Co.
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70 Correspondence 10 PuDIio Rico.
.IMeVes. 10 de Margo De 1892.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General - Secretaria. .-Negocia-
do de Agriculture, Industrial y COmoroiO.-Pu.
bltcapse varios prfvilegios de invenci6n, oonce-
didos nuevas tndustrias.
--NegOciadO 1o-Se nombra alCalde de Sa-
Nnas don Enrique Galardo Fragoso.
--Negociado de Obras p1blicaa.-El ExCe-
lentisim0 Sr Gobernador dispone. con fecha
del cOrriente. Sc advierta los alcaldes de Las
lOcalidadeS pOr dOnde atraviegen las carreteras
del Estado, Ia necesidad de que sc impongan
Las correceiones sefaladas eplas ordenanzas de
las mismas, los jnfractOres
-NegOciadO 5o-AndnCiage una segunda
subasta para Ia adjudication del servicio de
conducci6n de la correspondence de FajardO
HumacaO y vice versa, Senal8ndOSe para veri-
ficarla el 20 del corriente las nueve de la ma
mana.
--Administraci6n Central de Contribucio-
nes y Rentas.-El Excmo Sr. Intendente ha
acOrdadO el arrendamientO pOr dos ailOO. del
solar ndmero 2 del barrio de la Marina, sefa-
landose para llevarlO efect0 81 dia 80 del co
rriente las dos de la tarde.
-Contaduria Central de Hacienda pdblica-
Sc anuncia 81 extravio de 10 carta de =pago faci-
litada por ia Tesoreria Central en- 8 de Noviem.
bre del &c. & favor dc don Valeriano Virella,
por Ia suula de 700 pesos
-Comandancia Principal de Marina.-De.
clarase vacante una plaza de Cabo de mar del
puerto de segunda clase On el distritO de Pom
CO. seflalAndOse treinta diaS para que los aspi-
rantes presenter sus solicitudes.
-COmandancia de Ia G1ardia Civil.-Se
anuncia Ia venta en- pdblica subasta del caballo
6 Hercules del primer escuadr6n, seflalandose
para verjficarla el dia 81 del actual las och0
de la mahana.
-Junta Auxiliar de Carceles de Ponce
Anunciando la vacante de Ia plaza de llavero
de aque establecimiento, fin de que los aspi-
rantes presenter sus sOlicitudes On 81 t6rminO
de 10 dias. Say
--@Estaci6n Agron0mica de Rio-piedras.-
Continuation de Ia Memoria de los trabajos eje-
cutadOs on aQuella Estaci6n On el afio de 1891.
-Junta de Obras del puerto dc esta Capt.
tal.-Rel8ci0n de los derechOS que gObre Ell CO.
merciO exterior se han recaudado por esta Real
Aduana en- el mes de NOviembre pasadO, al res.
pecto de SO centavos dc peso por tonelada de
descarga.
-Junta de Obras del puerto de Mayagdez
Relacion de los buques que han imp0rtado car
ga pOr aquel puerto en- el mes de Diciembre pa
sado satisfecho el arbitrio de SO centavos de
peso por toue'ada bruta, con destinO 4 las
Obras del mismO. .@
-Tesoreria. a.-Bslance de GAIA correspon- |
presupuesto del 81 90.
-Diputaci6n Provincial Casa provin-
cial de carload 'Benefcencia y Manicomio."- |
Estado demoStrativo del personal de dicho es. |
durante el mes de EnerO del CO. |
rriente.
-Resdmen de las observaciones meteoro- |
l6gicas verihcadas en- los cuatro primeros dia6 |
del mes actual On el Observat0ri0 de l2 Jefatu- |
ra de Obras pdblicas.
--Idem de las verifcadas On las Est8cio- |
nes Agron0micas de MayagIez y Rio-p o-piedras, |
durante la segunda quincena del mes de Fe- |
brerO pr6ximO pasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-11

de I'm altro modO, dopo de vostra partita. que
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obi, ct me viderete redutto donare Ia glatta &
mics bonOs AMIGOS Alberti, Lentini,s Muhsa ct
IL simpaticO Santi Filippi.
Per pieta, siguore de Roncoroni, un pin de
spagnuOlo, golamente per due fontiOne; ct ha-
berete labOratO Ia felichita d. una famillia; ct
la gratitude de vostro devotfssimo.
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