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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Standard Manufacturing Conpanyss
Plant.
We offer for sale the following described prop
erty. which has been occupied by since 1875 as
machine shop, foundry and enameling works. The
property has a frontage on River avenue. in the
Eighth ward. Allegheny. just above the water
works, and extends from River avenue to the West
Pennsyfvania Railroad tracks. Iti s57 feet 'front.'
extending back 245 feet and has erected thereon
substantial brick and iron-clad warehouses, ma
chine shops and extra large foundry, all in good
Inciudedin the above are the boilers engines.
shafting, pulleys and hangers-the entire 'plant''
can be readily used without mourning much addi-
tional expense. The shipping facilities are very
desirable, having the Pennsylvania Railroad and
the Baltimore and Ohio adjoining. Possession of
the premises will be given within one year, and
terms of payment liberal.
Ifnot sold previously, the entire property will be
offered at auction on
TUESDAY, September s, 1T Z O'CLOCK,
on the premises.
Proposed purchasers will please call or ad-
dress F. j. ToRRENCE, at the works. 2se River
avenue. Allegheny. Pa; J. W. ARkoTr. 5sa
Wood street, Pittsburg. or
A. LEGGATE & son, Auctionsers,
% FOURTH AvENUE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

seats very few of them appeared before 9
o'clock, by which time the build
ing began to be we'll filled.
The ventilation and lights were very good,
and there was none of that stuffy feeling so
frequent in buildings where there are many
Thousand persons congregated. Some
of the work about the building was
little rough, having been done only in the
last few days. Indeed, as the press seats
ran out additional ones had to be con-
tributed, and swere completed only few
hours before the doors of the club were
thrown open to the public.
Before o'clock the arena was uncomfort-
ably full of men who paid $15 for box seats,
$40 for lower seats and 81 80 for seats in the
gallery, and when e1-Mayor Guillotte made
the formal announcement that contest tor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.

Furniture, carpets, pianos, pier mirrors,
etc, TUESDAY. September 6. at the rooms
of Henry Auction Co., 24-26 Ninth ST., at 10
o'clock. Chamber furniture in latest de-
niture upholstered In brocatelle tapestry,
plush and hair cloth. Sideboards, SO. ex-
tension table, leather chairs and rockers to
match, chiffoniers book cases, folding beds,
center tables, china closets and hat racks.
Carpets for rooms, halls and stairs, new and
secondhand; also q large consignment OF
handsome pictures for Tuesdays sale, Sep
tember 6. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
JACK NJ 'AULIEFE
IS THE VICTOR
In the First of the Series of
Pugilistic Arguments
at New Orleans.
FIFTEEN ROUNDS FOUGHT,
When Billy Meyer Is Knocked Out
and Jack Is Made Champion.

The Brooklyn Boy Had the Best Of It
Nearly From the Start-The West and
Northwest Drained of q Good Deal Of
Their Ready Cash-Called the Best
Lightweight Fight of the Century
The Victor Knew He Had His Man
Beaten All the Time-The Olympic
Clubhouse Crowded From Ring to
Roof-The Streator Lad Game. One,
but Jack Was Too Much for Him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
ALBERT COOLEY CONVICTED
OF Shooting and Stabbing a Man Near Fair.
chance Nine Years Ago.

OF Shooting and Stabbing a Man Near Fair
chance Nine Years Ago.
UNIoNTowN, Sept -[Special. ]-Albert
Cooley, a brother of Frank Cooley, was
tried and convicted here to-day for crime
he committed nine years ago. In 1888
Cooley was arrested with two other men
on the information of one Kyle, who
charged them with shooting, cutting and
stabbing him. The grand jury found a
true bill against Cooley, but liberated the
other men.
Cooley went out West to avoid convic-
tion. After living out there seven years he
returned on account of sickness. The
original prosecutor had died in the mean
while, and the prosecution was, of course,
dropped, but was revived by Rev. Mr..
Hunter, of Fairchance, chaplain of the
Tenth Regiment, N. g. P. The case was
the first taken up in court this morning. It
occupied the attention of court the entire
QdY,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
Murphy Bros. Co.,
27 SEVENTH ST., PITTSBURG, PA.
wHANDsOME SOUVENIR TO EVERY CALLER
AUCTION SALES.

UCTIoN SALE OF SCRAP IRON AND
n junk-U. s. Engineer Office Custom
House, Cincinnati, o., September 2, 1892. There
will be sold at public auction at Lock No 8,
Monongahela river, OCTOBER 5, 1892, be-
tween the hours of9 A. M. and P. NJ, local
the United States: $500 pounds, more or
less, of MANILA junk. 900 pounds, more or
less, OF wrought scrap iron, 1900 pounds,
more or less, of cast scrap iron. The prop
erty will be delivered to the purchaser when
sold and must be removed within six days.
It can be seen at the lock. Terms cash
AMOS STICKNEY, Major OF Engineers. u
A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
Kilrain Thinks Corbett VIII Win.

George Cake, ex-Secretary of the Window
Glass Workers Association, returned home
from Washington last night He'said that
Jake Kilrain is very enthusiastic over Cor
bett ahd thinks he will be an easy winner.
'While I was in Kilrain's place, on Eutaw
street in Baltimore, last night, saw him
put up $4,000 on Corbett against $500
which was put up on Sullivan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
EAST END LOTS.

On Atlantic avenue, within four minutes
walk of the Penn avenue cable cars, lots 2sx
100 to a 2o-foot alley; splendid location; pure
air, city water and within two minutes
walk of the Nineteenth ward schoolhouss
Only $500 each; terms to suit
LIGGETT BROS,
II Diamond st
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
THE czAR AFRAID OF ENGLAND.
He Orders His Commanders in the Pamirs
tn Not TNvief tho TJop,. Tell

To Not Twist the Lions Tail.
VIENNA, Sept. 6.-The Gar is displeased
at the recent conflict in the Pamir country
between tn Russians and Afghans which
resulted in the Ameer of Afghanistan ap-
pealing to the Indian government to aid
him against the Russians, and has wired in
structlons to Colonel Yaniff, the commander
of the Russian forces in the Pamir country,
to henceforth avoid any adventurers which
may be likely to provoke England
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06

II DRY GOODS
The amount OF
business we are
do in 6 is some
thing wonderful
for this early in
the season. The
force of our low
/ prices S attracts
trade. 1t pays you
to secure such
values as these.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12
AGAINST MIR. cAKNEGIE.

GLASGOW, Aug. 12.-The Glasgow
Trades Council, with but one dissent
ing vote, carried yesterday the follow
ing resolution
Resolred, That the council, whilst
deeply deploring the recent events
near Pittsburg, and sympathizing with
the Pittsburg workmen, feels con-
strained to tender its thanks to An
drew Carnegie, and that whilst enroll
ing his name with the names of Judas
Iscariot and James Carey, it believes
that he has provided the worlds
workmen with the most powerful OBJ
ject lesson on the relations of capital
and labor ever given"
The council also resolved to request
the Ayr Trades Council to make a
demonstration against the proposal
to confer the freedom of Ayr upon Mr..
Carnegie.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

An enterprising Yankee has estab-
lished hen.honse on the Mexican
border, 50 arranged that his hens feed
on the cheap food Of Mexico and lay
eggs on the protected soil Of the Unit
cd States. Here is an alarming situa-
ton, which threatens to set at naught
the whole scheme Of Mckinley benef-
cence. The manifest intent Of the law
was to prevent the pauper hens Of for
eign lands, which live on next to moth
ing, from competing with their INDUS
trieus American cousins, which are
and should be fed on the fat Of the
land. The only way to stop the fraud
ulent business is to establish custom
house in the hen-coop and either levy
duty on the food transported across
the border or arrest TIE hens for snug
Cling.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

BGjOTC ana 4dJLcT eSt lHedicine k1OlDH. Ask
druggist for WooD's PH0sPHoDINE; If he offers
some worthless medicine in place of this, leave
his dishonest store, inclose price in letter, and
package 81; six, S. one spiN please, sig sciHcape
Pamphlet in plain sea led envelop 2 stamps Adj
dress The Wood Chemical Company.
131 Woodward avenue Detroit, Mich.
~ Sold in Martinsburg and everywhere by all
druggists. 7-251y-d&w.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

The negroes Of the Black Belt Of
Alabama are evidently not so dumb as
the McKinleyites imagine. They can
not be persuaded that they get more
for their cotton because the Mckinley
tariff compels them to pay more for
their clothing, window glass, earthen-
ware, farm implements and other arti-
cles oflheccssity.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

r,&,'y 'ag .&t,,so'y asa', The regent
tog9s4 ell, ,As heat ami humidity
which the country is now experiencing
fallwith redoublea hardship upon the
already debi itated system. tits not
likely that the present conditions can
continue much longer, but in the mean
time care in diet, avoidance Of stimu-
lants, and cessation from work the
moment that symptoms Of exhaus
A ton may be felt will materially assis1
humanity in tiding over trying ant
critical period. IVY y.
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CALL FOR JUDICIAL CONVENTION
18TH DISTRICT.

CHARLEs-TowN, ". Va, August TO- '92--Tl Q
Democratic Judicial Convention of the Thir-
teenth District of West Virginia is called to meet
at Charles-Town, Saturday, August 10th, 1892, to
nominate ca lidate for Judge OF this District
and to transact such business as may properly
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

There is more gold coin to be ship
ped from San Franciscoto New York,
and the value and risks of publicity
NAV be more fully exemplified next
time. 1t was not for lack of ample
notice that the professional train Yoo,
BEES missed their opportunity, -
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

Despite being obliged to pay public
school taxes, the Manitoba Catholics
have decided to maintain separate
schools.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-12

If, as the Republicans maintain, the
Government is bound to protect the
interests of workingmen ''by enabling
employers to pay high wages" is it
not equally bound to see that those
wages are paid and that they bear
some fair relation to the profits Of q
eoncern?-LoeE Haren Democrat.
In other words, if it be right to take
money from Philip to enable Peter
TO pay Paul, should not Peter be made
to fork over? in case he dosen't, what
is Paul going to do about it : And
what will Philip do ~ Recbrd.
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A cyclonic storm in Kansas over
turned wagons, blew down trees, broke
windows and did great damage.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04

PARA LAS personals DE TEMPEIRA-
mento linfatico y escrofuloso, los enfertnoa
afectos de tuberculosis pulmonar, la Emulsi6n
de Scott presta brillantes servicios.
FL infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina Cirlsifa,
Medico del Hospital de la Concepci6n.
Certifco: Que la Emulsion de aceitei de
higado de bacalao hipofosftos dc cal sosa
de los senores Scott y Bovine, es una preEara-
ci6n que presta brillantes servicios EN- les
enfermos afectos de tuberculosis pulmonar, y
determine verdaderos cambios favorablGs 4
5us organisnos, en- todas las personas dc
temperamento lnfatico escrofuloso, que
para los ninos despues de terminada la reto-
iuci6n denterea, es un medicamento de qtii-
lad y reconsttuci6n indiscutibles, asf como EN-
e raq11tismo, en- cuya enfermedad el exit3 es
constsnte.
Y para que legue conocimiento ds los
enfermos que padezcan de la enfermedsd y
temperamentos indcados, para que sirva
Ia vez de satisfaction a los senores Scott s
Bovine, expido la presente que frmo en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico 26 de Mario de 1897.
= Gabriel Ferrer q Herndndsz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04

haber tenido hambre, nj ser pobre, pues-
to que, gracias q sus flores, tendria al
I'm y al cabo la incompatible dicha de
ser consolado por ella.
De pronto vi6 salir de una cervecerfa
a una forista, a una de esas muieres
que venden en- las mesas de Jos cafes y
junto a las portezuelas de los coches los
ramos comprados cualquier precio a
los porteros Q las modistas de los
teatros.
El desdichado lanz6 un grito de te-
rror al reconocer su ramo, va mustio,
triste y deslucido.
Compr6lo inmediatamente, dando por
e q dltimo franco que le quedaba.
Con las manos temblorosas Y los oios
inundados de lagrimas acerc6se q un ia
rol Y encontro la carta que la ingrata no
habfa leido, sepultada todavia entire las
flores, cuyo perfume no habfa negado
siquiera aspirar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04

acabados, que crispaban los nervios. No
recibio grandes aplausos, porque el san
guinario y odioso baron Scarpia no los
merecia. Pero este demuestra que es un
gran actor que sabe mover ell coraz6n
del Pdblico hacienda que este Sc identi
hque con el Personaje que representa-.
Del-Conte, que hacia el Papel de aman-
te de La ZoSca, no estuvo esa noche tan
acertado como otras veces. Representa-
con bastante frialdad, sin dar al papel to-
do el relieve que este exige
Las decoraciones preciosisimas, sobre
todo el oratorio del primer acto y la del
.ultimo representando en- primer termino
Ia Piataforma del castillo, ALA, al fondo
del escenario, la ciudad de Roma ilumi-
nada debilmente por los primeros rayos
de la aurora
Para esta noche Sc anuncia Ia segun
da representation de Odette, que tanto
agrado al pGblco y que es, sin disputa,
la obra en- que mayor exito alcanza la
sonora Brignoni.
ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
NOTICIAS

El gefe de policfa de esta ciudad, senor
Nouvilas, acompanado del sargento de Or
den p1bhco, acaba de prestar un importante
seryicio
Uno de los complicados en- ell asesinato Y ro-
DO de Villalba, uamado Ramon Santiago, esta-
ba profugo desde que Sc cometio ell cr1men.
{ Ell senor Nouvilas fuvo notcias de que dicho
criminal Sc hallaba por las cercanfas de Utuado
traslad6se dicho pueblo disfrazado de pai-
sano. Ali fngio ser un hacendado que iba bus
cando terrenos que comprar, Y mediante este
ardid, logr6 capturar al Santiago.
Este, al comprender que habfa cafdo en- Ia ra-
tonera, trato de hacer resistencia defendiendose
con punal pero fue apresado conducido
Ia careel de esta ciudad.
Aplaudimos la habiidad de la policfa.
Sc dice que la cantidad depositada en- el Ban
co por acciones de la Loteria asciende va an
million aaoUecie,tOs moUenta dos mai SetecientOs
rel1ate y dos pesos ci1lcuenta centaUos.
81 ell sefor Romero Robledo lega conocer
este dato dira que nos quejamos de nuestra pre-
caria situacion por capricho.
No dijo el que Cuba estaba tan arruina-
da cuando habfa corporaciones que Sc gastaban
l.OOO pesos en- poner un telegrama2
En- Arecibo Sc ha organizado una troupe in
tanth muy acceptable que pasara la Capital a
dar algunas funciones.
Dice La Correspondencia que, iuzgar por los
aceatteados ratmOreS que en- San Juan circular,
han ocurrido en- la grande antlla successes de
cierta gravedad.
Recordemos EJ oflo pasado por aqua: esas
son babladatrfaS que hablan por aht
En- el vapor que sale manana de este puerto
Sc embarca, con unbo Santo Domingo, nues-
tro estimable pasano amigo don Justo Vidal.
DaSpaTnOSla V,11y b11oDa S71erta los ac71ptOe
le immense. .interes que le levan la repdblica
vecina.
En- la sala de sesiones del Consistorio no hay
ma mesa en- que los periodistas sea f&cil to-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
LITERATURE
AMOR DE POBRE
ABRIL,

Tn pobre diablo enamorado de una
hermosa actriz, habfa suprimido duran
te un mes ell pan de su desayuno, ven
dido su traje negro, vendido sus pocos
llbros, empenado en- ell Monte de Piedad
ell Gnico colch6n de su CANA Y renun-
clado al postre en- sus comidas, para
comprar un soberbio ramo de flores con
que deseaba obsequiar la sonora de
sus pensanlentos.
Delgado va, por naturaleza, habfa
legado, a causa del insomnia Y de la
escasez de alimentO, ser mas enjuto
de -carnes que de ordinario.
iPero no importa! Ell infeliz. hab1a
logrado comprar el ramo-iun ramo de
clento cincuenta frances!
mo es possible hacer NADIA mejor!-
le habfa dicho la Aorista.
~ hacerlo llegar a su destino, al
cuarto de la actriz por uno de los en-
pleados del teatro, costaba otros diez
frances!
Las hermosas fores-pensaba ell
debian adornar en- aquellos inatantes Ell
aposento de su amada.
Durante tres dfas consecutivos Sc
present6 en- Ell teatro, con objeto de
averiguar 81 habia tenido una contesta-
ci6n.
Porque es de advertir que el enamo-
RADIO galan DO Sc limit6 a enviar nuevas
flores, sino que habfa ocrltado entire
elias una carta sincera Y fogosa; una
carta LENA de passion, en- la que pon1a
de manifesto sus ardientes deseos, en-
la que sollozaban todas sus angustias y
todas sus tristezas.
III primer dia, cuando ell portero le
dijo "no hay contestaci6n," no le eau
SO sorpresa alguna la respuesta.
La hermosa actriz no habia tenido
| tempo de escribir nj una sola palabra.
A la tarde siguiente y a la otra, tam
POGO hubo contestaci6n.
! El pobre enamorado Sc alej6 con La
cabeza inclinada sobre el pecho y como
81 sintiera deseos de llorar.
Como era possible 10 que le ocurria!
mo Sc habfa emocionado aquella mu-
jer con el relate de tantos sufrimientos
tantos dolores7
Por otra parte, era tan POGO 10 que
le exigfa Una Erase no mas: "Le ten
go q usted lastima", 8 ono Sc mate US
ted", 6 algo por el estilo.
/ iQue crueldad tan lnlustltcada!
/ Mieutras Ell desventurado joven reco-
rria la calle de los Martires, pensaba en-
su desmantelado albergue y en- las te-
rribles privaciOnes que Sc habfa I'M
1 puesto.
81 no ha contestado hoy-decfa pa
ra sus adentros-contestarA manana.
rs indudable que tarde temprano aca-
bara por escribirme.
Estaba SECURE que no podfa dejar de
recibir dos tres hneas mlsericordlosas
icon cuanta gratitud cubriria de be-
sos la perfunada carta!
ST, 81, manana-repetia.-No es
cosa de perder la esperanto, as1 sin mas
nj mas
No sentfa haber vendido su ropa, nj
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
! Atenoi6n, Atenci6n!

r. TORO e Ca avisan su numerosa Glen
tela de esta localidad pueblos limftrofes, que
sus alnacenes acaban de llenarse con un preciO-
so s,irtido de mercanctas noUedades de Su Tan1O,
elegido en- los principales rnercados de Europa
= que realizan precios Wentajosos, como
siempre 10 tienen demostrado.
Gale del Comercio, Ponce. 7-l3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
COMUNICADO

Ponce, Abril 26 de 1892.
Senor don Demetrio Vazquez.
Ponce.
Muy senor rnio; tengo sumo gusto de parti-
ciparle que he usado su especifco Sacatam66 y
he obtenido satisfactorios resultados en- los
casos grppales en- que han sido atacado mi ia
milia, pudiendo asegurarle usted que Sc pue-
de reconendar como I'm excelente sudorffco.
Lo que Sc 10 participo para que 10 haga pu-
blico.- CeleStinO Pendtelta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04

Ahondando en- mi coraz6n
he podido comprender
que ain en- mi puede encender
tn mirada una passion.
Mas al punto la razon
al sentimiento domina,
y al yer que el NAL Sc avecina
hugo con pavor insane,
por no yer ese tirano
que me absorbe Y nae fascina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
cUADRos

Ell sabado tiltimo empez6 en- Londres
la venta en- publica subasta de los cua-
dros que componen la galerfa de los Sc
fiores Murrieta.
Ell primer dfa Sc vendi6 por valor de
4.I3I.9oo reales.
Los precios que los cuadros alcanza-
ron fueron bastante elevados. Uno de
Constable Sc vendio en- a 90 reales.
Todos eran de pintores modernos, y
no fgura entire ellos ninguno de autor
espahol con un precio superior a 10000
reales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
RECORTES s

Levdntase la envidia ALI donde descuells 81
genio.
POGO le importa 4 Ia envidia Ia tela.a ls
sirve de bandera.
Mord hoy, 81 quereis tener razon mahana.
Victor Hugo
Una mujer es coqueta en- tanto cue no anna.
Los sacerdotes, los magistrates las muje-
res no Sc desnudan nunca enteramente de su'
traje-
Balsdc.
No es ,buepo para palaciego quien tiene YER
guenza no sabe hsonjear.
Ningdn canlino es malo como Sc acabe, sino
es el que va Ia horca.
Todo el tempo que durmieres sera igusl al !
que envidias.
Ceramics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
VARIEDADES
81 p1purADo oUE MAs HABLA

Seg6n la estadfstica hecha, sin duda,
por un matematico de gran paciencia,
el diputado que habla con mas rapidez
en- Europa es un italiano lamado Ra-
va, representante de Ravena Este ora
dor pronuncia, por t5rmino medic, 175
palabras por minute, y los taqufgrafos
mas expertos no pueden seguirle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
yERSOS Y NUMEROs

Nadie Ell la Bolsa es sin. go. 0
ALI abundan los pillas. ...----. ,
de ALI viene el aqua .--. o
que causa tantos desas. s...--- 3
A pasos acelera .--.-.. 2
el oro sube, par Observation-Disclosures 10
como cuatro seis son..-. 10
que estamos empapela .---- 2
Jugadores, no abu----. 9
porque el pueblo no esta CHI. 8
y el dia que nos can .--.- 6
os tragemos cual bizc . 8
Bajad el orc, bandi---. 2
mi aviso no es import
pues 81 cerrais los OF ..-..-- 2
no vais quedar ming.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-04
BUEN NEGOCIO

Sc desea cambiar una Jaca, de magnffco pa
%, joven de genio por un caballo de igua-
es condolences, pero de 7E4 alzada, que 81
.alor no pase de $3.50.
Para inforrnes dirigirse a don Emilio Porra
a. San Anton, Ponce. 5-13