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penned On in Flamea.

PEORIA, Ills, Feb. A serious acct
dent occurred at the Union brewery.
John Ruch and Anton Riober, two Of
the employees, went into big pnncheon
for the purpose Of vanishing it with
shellac. The shellac caught fire and
the inside of the puncheon was soon in
q fierce blaze and the two men were
penned up in the flames. Other work
mem dragged them out, lacerating their
flesh and breaking their bones in SO do
ing. Ruch, who was dragged out first,
may live, but his companion was burned
so badly that his flesh dropped of when
rescned.
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no NEED OF A NAVY.
This Is the Verdict Of Ex-senator
John J.. Ingalls,.
4 MANUFACTURED IMBRoaLIo.'

He Says tho Trouble with Chile
was Brought About BY Persons
Interested In Getting Appropria-
lions for Useless, Unnecessary
and Expeustven Naval Armament.
CHICAGO, Feb. a.--ssThis whole Chill
can imbroglio Is an illustration Of the
danger Of our having 4 navy said ex-
Senator John j. Ingalls, it the Grand
Pacific. "Herc the Baltimore was in
the harbor OF valparaiso. where she had
no business 70 be. She had right 70
be there, to be sure, and being there our
flag and uniform were entitled to re-
gpect. but she had no business there.
Her sailors went on shore and got into
an alteration. Had they and their ship
been where they ought to have been, in
the harbor OF San Francisco, New York,
Boston or some other American seaport,
they would not have been hurt. But
the officials wanted to make h show of
action, and they sent the Baltimore to
Valparaiso. where she had no business,
as they sent the rest Of the fleet TO other
places where they have no business.
Northumberland Imbroglio."
1.-THE suggestions trouble with Chile
was manufactured by people who have
direct interest in securing big APP
preparation from congress TO build an
expensive, useless, unnecessary navy.
1t was the annual war scare
which Is gotten mp by the same people
Just about the beginning Of every con-
gress. The scare Is always based on
some trifing incident In itself Of no
consequence and ont of the question a. q
casus belli. One year 1t was the Behring
sea dispute, and we were sure 10 have
war with Great Britain. Then ii was
the Malta lynehing at New Orleans. that
was to involve MS with Italy. Before
that we had some discussions with
Spain. Now watch the course OF events
and see If congress is not asked to APP
propriate forty or fifty millions for Z
navy"
do we not need navy?r
mo, sir. A navy win only get us
into trouble. inst as the Baltimore did.
There Is no necessity for this country
sending lot Of warships staggering
around the earth saying the United
States mnst be respected. The United
States Is respected without any bullying
Of that sort
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SAN ANTONIO. Feb. 4. Colonel John
Withers, cashier of the San Antonio
National bank. who committed suicide
yesterday by putting bullet through
his brain. leaves property to the value
Of about $200.DtN'. He graduated at
West Point iii ia with distinguished
honors. and was stationed at Vancouver
island with his classiuate, the late Gen
eral T. s. Grant He was transferred
10 the military post at San Antonio In
1857 as adiutant A year afterward he
was transferred 10 Washington city as
adjutant to the army. and soon after re-
signed his commission 10 accept service
in the Confederate army, and was ap.
pointed adjutant general, with the rank
Of colonel, in which capacity he served
until the close Of the war, when he re-
turned to his home here.
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German Rulers in Conference.

BERLIN, Feb. THE kaiser and Prince
Henry visited the Prussian diet yester-
day. They afterwards dined with
Chancellor Caprivi. Before the dinner
Herr Vonbennigsen had an audience
with the kaiser. After dinner the kaiser
remained until midnight conversing
with Capr1ui and the Baron de Holm
ingen, councillor of state. The imperial
coach had been ordered for $50, show
that the kaiser had intended much
earlier departure.
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wants $40 900 FOR His wife.

CANTON, O., Feb. 4. Samples G.
George has sued George D. SaxtOn, a
prominent wealthy bachelor, for $50 900
for the alienation of his wife's affections.
She Is very pretty and has been con-
Quoting dressmaking establishment in
the Saxton block. George claims that
his relations with Mrs. George were
simply those Of landlord and tenant,
while George says his wife and Saxton
lived IS man and wife.
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Justice Beasley's Reappointment.

TRENTON, Feb. 4.--Governor Albeit
sent to'the senate the name Of Mercer
Beasley for reappointment as chief jus
tice of the New Jersey supreme court,
firmed by tie senate n executive y V ~. ses-
sion. Chief Justice Beasley, though
now in his nth year, enters on his new
n 1Srm q ssven years a W q msn. all ana
his resignation, which was accepted,
and his nomination for Justice followed
Immediately, and was confirmed.
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M Inntanslr KiiIeel.

JoLIgTT, Ills, Feb. "A horrible 40
cident occurred at Zarley's, one mile
south Of this city. The boiler Of engine
No. ~, on the Chicago and Alton road,
pulling heavy freight south with d
pusher engine from this city to helr
over the hill exploded just a. the top Of
the hill was reached. The engine and
three cars were thrown OF the track.
The following were killed: Thomas
Brandon, fireman, head crushed and in.
iured by steam; @. II. Hastings, head
brakeman, body recovered In field 5Ot
feet from the engine.
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a VictorY FOR Hoex.

NEW YORK, Feb. The suit against
John Hoey, ex-president of the Adams
Express company, was dismissed in the
supreme court. The suit was brought
to recover 500, 900, claimed to be due
Henry 9. Sherburne as his share in a
scheme by which certain New England
express companies We're to be bought in
by the Adams Express company.
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Defaulters Is 800. ooo.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 4-Nothing has been
learned of the whereabouts of Walter
r. Jones and r. j. Jones, the cotton
factors, who suddenly left the city Tues
day evening. The nature Of their trans.
actions has Just become known, and ii
was learned that they mad defrauded
foreign creditors to the amount OF $780,.
900. The firm has been doing extensive
buying and dealing heavily In futures.
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TWO MISSING CREWS
A Norwegian ship Abandoned on the
Ocean.
THERE HAD BEEN MUTIEY ABOARD

AZ Havana the Mutineers Were
Placed in Irons and Imprisoned
in the Hold. While the Vessel
started Away with a New Crew.
No News or the Missing Men.
NEW York, Feb. 1.-The steamer
Runic, in the freight service Of the
White Star line, reached this port yes
terday from Liverpool. She brought the
tidings Of the loss of the Norwegian ship
Florida. The Runic passed the square
riggef abandoned on. dan. 90 in latitude
$3.50, longitude 1916. She was heading
southeast with her rudder lashed down
before favorable breeze
The maintopsail was set and the fore
sail was at play, The starboard clew Of
the latter was hauled up. Several stay
sails were also drawing the wind. The
vessel was most dangerous obstruc-
ton. There was no indication of dam
age serious enough to explain her ADAM
donment.
Where Are the Two Crews?
The Florida sailed from Pascagoula,
Fla, ON Dec. 81, for Dordrecht, with a
miscellaneous cargo. She was COM
manded by Captain Ellefson and carried
a crew of twenty-five. Captain Ellef-
sen had some difficulty with his sailors,
the men asserting that the vessel was
unseaworthy.
Captain Ellefsen then headed his
vessel towards Havana. There the mu-
tineers were ironed and imprisoned in
the hold. A new crew was secured by
the consul and put aboard the Florida,
and ON the morning Of. Sunday, Jan. 10,
she again sailed for Dordrecht.
No news of either Captain Ellefsen or
his two crews, numbering in all about
fifty men, has been received at any port.
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a Noted Physician Dead.

LONDON, Feb. Sir Morrel Mac
kenzie, the eminent physician, died sud
denly at 10 o'clock last night. Sir
Morrell will be remembered as the Eng
lish physician who attended the late
throughout his fatal illness, and whose
engagement caused so much criticism
in Germany.
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Pine,s r.ittle wand.

NEW York, Feb. IA crank giving
his name as Ephraim Pine, from Mill
vile, N. j., has been hanging around
the building in which Jay Gould's Office
is situated for two days, SAYING that he
must have 81 500, 900 to carry out some
schemes of his. He carries q mysterious
black bag, and asks every one to tell
him when Mr.. Gould comes in.
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Both Were Asphyxiatedl.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb, 4.--Anthony
Brown, a young Polander. Of Pittston,
and Harriet Rutledge, Of Duryea, eleven
miles above this city, were found as
phyxiated by gas in q room on Main
street which they had occupied for the
night. The girl was dead when found.
Brown was still living, though uncon-
scious, and died few hours after being
found. They had blown out the gas. q
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DISMISSED BY the car.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. lit is reported
that the car dismissed the minister of
communications in very peremptory
manner. This action, it Is said. was
taken to save the amour propre Of M.
Witte, the director of railways, who
threatened to resign his Office because
the minister of communications had
hampered him and Colonel Wenderich
In regulating the congested grain traffic.
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Mrs. Barnaby,s WIN Probated.

PROVIDENCE, r. L, Feb. THE viii
Of Mrs. Barnaby, for whose death DR..
Graves was convicted, which was made
in Chester, Pa, and known as the "Wor-
rell WILL" was admitted to probate.
There was no contest, but the appoint
ment OF DIR. Graves as executor, accord
ferred until the 23d inst.
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His Life in the Balance.

ELKToN, Nd, Feb. ALFRED Stout,
colored, confined in Elkton jail for over
q year, charged with the murder of the
old German farmer, George Ditmore,
with murderously ASSEMBLING his wife
and for burglary, ON the night of Feb.
1, 1891, at their lonely farmhouse, two
miles southwest of Chesapeake City, will
be taken to Belair, Hartford county, on
Monday next, to which place his case
has been removed and set for trial on
Feb. ia
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Al Burelar's Sentence.

WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 4. - John
Fahey, arrested in Philadelphia two or
three weeks ago ON the charge of
robbing the house of Mrs. Sarah T..
Hilles, in this city, pleaded guilty. He
was sentenced to stand one hour in the
pillory, to be whipped twenty lashes
and to serve five years in jail.
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Perished IN the FIames.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. 4. The house Of
Mrs. Henry Schreiver, at White Oak, in
the upper end Of this county was burned
yesterday. Mrs. Shreiver persisted in
the flames. 1t is supposed She upset a
lamp, which caused the fire.
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Crushed Beneath HIS Eneine.

NORTH BALTIMORE, o., Feb. 1.-The
United States express freight train
jumped the track about half d mile west
Of this place, on the Chicago division.
The engine was overturned and fell
upon Engineer James Marvel, who was
killed. Fireman John Hamseton Is
badly scalded. No others were hurt.
No passenger car was attached to this
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a Parcels Post Convention.

WASHINGTON, Fen. 4. Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the British minister, accom-
panied by the secretary of the legation.
called upon Postmaster General Wana-
maker and signed parcels post conveh-
ton between United States and British
Guiana, to take effect on April /. The
convention is similar to those now id
operation between the United States
and other foreign countries.
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zinc WhiskY Kinas.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-The directors oft
whisky combine adjourned last night,
only half completing the business of the
most momentous meeting in their his
tory. President Greenhut's proposition
that the leased properties be purchased
outright was seconded by Nelson Morris.
This would necessitate the expenditure
of nearly $4,000, 900, and the directors
could not unite ON the question.
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m senate ana Houee.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ain the senate Mr..
Vest urged his bill calling for q p0stofice
building, not to exceed S.5,0O0, in all towns
where the receipts exceed 5000 per annum
He said the number Of buildings would be
about S0l and the total cost about S6y0u0.0O0
The bill went over. The house spent the day
In discussing the rules
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Murdered by Her Lover.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.--Maggie Wein-
muller, 20 years old, a domestic living
at "A East One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street, was shot and instantly killed
by Frank Zenner at late hour last
night. The murderer made his escape.
No cause is as yet assigned for the crime.
1t Is stated that Zenner was insanely
jealous Of the girl, and this probably
was the cause of the crime.
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The Fourth victim.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. 1.-The name of
the plumber who was killed in the ex-
plosion at Rummell's hat factory was
Daniel O'Keefe,. of Newburg, N. Y.
Another body was found yesterday. It
was that of William Duffy, q halter,
who was in the room at the time of the
explosion, and was burned beyond recog-
pifinx V F,5
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Completeness al respectable amigo que Ia sus.
cribe publicando la sguiente carta el an6nimo
que la acompahaba:
Hato.grande, "a de Noviembre de 1892.
Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy estimado sefor amigo: En- el correo
de aver tarde con ell sello de Ia Administration
Central de Comuncaciones, recibf el adjunto Pile
go contenlendo Ia carta manifestation an6nima
que comprende
Estimo que su autor sera alguno de esos ma
landrlnes polfticos que fuerza de hacer reveren
tes genuhexiones, logran ir vviendo mientras du-
ra su peregrinaclon por nuestro planeta, por
esso creo que el mejor corrective es sacarlo la
verguenza, publicando sus obras. Ruego pues a
usted, senor Director, que continuation de esta
carta SO sirva dar publicidad al referido an6nimo
que original le envfo, y por clio le quedara agra
decide su affmo amigo Uzpi0no ValdSs.
He aquf el pasquin:
"Vald@s qultese de p....; mientras viva San
Pablo, nj escriba NADIA, nj pretenda NADIA, 10 mis-
mo usted que su hljo; porque toda pretension es
nula; los escritos no SON de usted, va Sc conoce
en- este pals 10 que cada uno puede dar lie ST.
Sigan en- el glorioso San Lorenzo comiendo
el pan de la emigration, hasta que vengan mejo
res tiempos asf nadie Sc reira de ustedes.
. ST apesar de este consejo, contindan con pre-
tensiones cartas que no son de ST. cosscna Godo
81 mundo continuara Ia risa y Ia burla.- In 6Wen
onalgo."
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De la Cidra nos escrlben respecto del horrj.
BILE asesinato ocurrido ell Darrio de Arenas, de
que dimos cuenta, que despues de las dill gen.
cas practicadas por ell active Juez de INSTRUCTION
de Cayey, senior Sarmiento, person6se en- el lugar
del suceso una noche, apesar de la nuvia que
Gaia torrentes, ell cabo de la guardia civil, CO.
mandante del puesto de la Cidra, Jose Garcia. en-
union de dos guardias, logrando detener & varios
indlviduos. entire ellos al joven Antonio Torres,
de 20 amos de edad, quien Sc supone autor del
homlc1dlo. Sc elogia mucho la Cidra la acti-
vldad de la guardia civil.
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El dia % ingresaron en- la Carcel de esta Ca
pital los individuos Juan Lara Cruz disposition
del Sr Juez de instruction, Gervasio Canet Her
nandez por Justification, Marcelino Calderon, San
tiago Rodriguez Urdaneta (a) santiaguillo, y Jose
Carmona por hurto.
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Fl DOCTOR GUI5lRRO ornnon


En- Ia noche del % del corriente Sc cometi6
un robo consstente 1924, en- billetes del Ban
co de Puerto Rico $420 en- metalico, en- los al
tos de la casa ocupada por don Joaquin Perez
que Sc encuentra sItuada al final de Ia calle del
Sur en- ell pueblo de Vega-baja. Ell ladr6n pene.
tr6 por un agujero practicable, levantando una
tabla del piso en- momentos en- que la familia Sc
encontlaba ausente, SO apoder6 de una Gaia que
contenfa ell dinero citado y despu9s la dei6 iunto
al sitio por donde entr6. El active Juez de Ins.
trucclon de Ia dlcha Villa, asf como 81 teniente
cabo de la Guardia Civil de aouel puesto go nrs
sentaron inmediatamente en- 81 lugar del suceso
y causa de las diligencias instruidas por eI pri
nero Sc encuentran detenidos tres indivfduospor
sospecha.
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abonados la resoluci6n que tomamos de aumentar
so centavos el precio de las suscripciones
LA CoRREPoNDENoIA dentro de la Capital, desde
Ell dia 10 del proximo mes de Diciembre. Para
que podamos exigir responsabilidad y tener bue-
nos repartldores, es precise pagarlos bien. De
otro modo no podemos evtar las enoiosas recla-
maciones cuotidianas. Preferimos hacer vender
Ell peri6dico 4 chavo por las GALES. Entien.
dase que las suscripciones deben siempre pagarse
precisa mente por adelantado.
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La Ilustroci6m Puert0rrtque1a repartida hoy,
trae dos buenos retratos datos biogra6cos de
nuestro amigo 81 doctor Ferrer, presidente de la
Sociedad Econ6miea de Amigos del Pals y de Ia
Protectora de la Intelgencia y del que fue tam.
bien nuestro amigo companero Mario Braschi.
Publca ademas Iectura muy amena nteresantl-
sma, un paisaje representando el vado del rio de
la Plata en- la carretera entire Caguas Cayey y
otro el exterior de la plaza del Mercado de esta
Capital.
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Por los guardias de Oruen Pdblco Jose Lam
zao Elviro Acevedo fue detenido en- la calle de
San Jose las dos de la tarde de aver, el indivi.
duo Gallo Gonzalez Quinones por haber amenaza
do al individuo Osvaldo Fernandez,-Por los
Agapito Munera, fu& detenido la Gale del
Cristo las diez de IA noche de aver, el indivl-
duo Basilio Boria por amenazar dos muchachos
llamados Augusta DeIgado Antonio Machicote,
habiendosele ocupado una daga.
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20 lleve feliz termino 81 proyecto de que habla-
mos, que es perfectamente viable, 81 para reall.
zarlo nos unimos todos, sin distinction de bande-
rfas pollticas, abandonando el indiferentismo
que nos aniquila, prestemos nuestro conSurso al
pensamlento anunciado
-lAdelante, puesl-V.
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BILLETES DE NAVIDAD!!

Los senores Sobrino de Luina y Ca, 1nicos
agentes del renombrado VINO DE LoaRoNo, bo
degas de Anguciana (Riojal acaban de recibil
bllletes de la Loterfa de Madrid de los que ga
nan 600 MIL PESOS. Los venden q precios muy
imitados. 15-ll
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Aver Sc present6 al Gobernador General,
para su aprobaci6n, el Reglamento de la "Socie
dad de Socorre mdtuos, Benefactora de sus Aso-
ciados", de cuyo proyecto dimos cuenta en- una
de nuestras ediciones anteriores. Segun infor-
mes que hemos tenldo, aumenta considerablemen-
te el n1mero de los adeptos slendo muy m6dica
la cantidad que ha de satlsfacer cada socio su
ingreso pues dicha suma es la de setenta cinco
centavos Auguramos favorable exito la Socie-
dad teniendo, como tiene al flente de ella 4 nues
tro amigo al Lcdo. don Jose M.a Cueto, que goza
de simpatfas en- esta Capital.
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Seghn los calcuios del promedio de vida,
una persona de 35 amos de edad, tiene probabili.
dades de vivir 25 amos meses mas, sea un
total de so amos, meses. Estos calculos son
completamente exactos entire la totalidad de ha
bltantes, pero nadie podra jamas garantizar que
1ndividualmente 10 sean por 10 cual es muy cuer-
do tomar una POLKA de Seguro de Vida en- la
massachusetts Benefit Association" de Boston, q.
por 10 mil pesos soamente cuesta $23l.8O anua.
les para una persona de 35 afos. Agente en-
Puerto Rico, don r. B. Lopez.
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La estimable Congregation de Hijas de Ma
ria Catedral) invita- los feles para las novenas
de la Purfsima Concepcl6n que principiaran, to.
da orquesta voces de ninas, Ell % del corriente
al toque de oraciones Prometen quedar muy lu.
cidas las dichas novenas, pues cantarzn tambien
On ell coro las senoritas Dueno, Pagani Gomez.
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En- la session. celebrada por este Excmo Ayun-
tamiento e % del corriente, Sc acord6 que el So.
nor alcalde haga cumplira la Empresa del Gas
huido 81 pliego de condolences sobre 81 referido
aumbrado y applique los descuentos respectivos so.
bre 10 que aquellas exijan.
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Recortamos de EZ i01DorciioI.

cen el entrante mes de Diciembre estark an
Mayaguez la companla de zarzuela que dirige 81
senior Marin Varona, que trabaja actualmente
en- Santiago de Cuba. Sus artistas mas notablas
son Amalia Rodriguez, Enriqueta Alemany. oue
ha sido muy aplaudida en- Barcelona, ell tenor
Leovlglldo Serrano que ha cantado con gran exi.
to en- Madrid, durante 20 noches consecnt;vaa
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Pasajeros llegados esta mafiana por Ell vapor.
correo Csudad de ISamtamder; Pedro Cot, Manuel
Alvarez Jose Martinez, Maria Domfnguez, Rosa
Alvarez, Alexandra Saus, Manuel Marreiro, jose
BaTreiro, Pelegrino Barreiro Braulio de San
tago.
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Dicen de MayagIez que continGa en- CANA
aquel mercado de cafe que no hay grandes
existencias disponibes para embarque del citado
grano. Las iltimas cotzaclones alcanzaron los
slguientes tlpOs Glasses para Cuba $27-Macha-
cado de $274 $274-Lustrado $28-Escogido
de $281 q 281.
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Bacener, lamenta en- Ia actualidad la perdida de
dos miembros de su familia, acaecida en- la sema.
ma Ultima. Enviamos nuestra sincera condolen-
cia al amigo y pedimos el descanso eterno para
los que no existen.
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En- la casa ndmero 43, Gale del Cristo, hace
tres dias que Sc ha aparecido una cotorra. Su
dueno puede pasar recojerla ALI, preguntando
por ell guardia municipal Juan Rodriguez
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El bale suspendldo por el Circulo de Re-
creo de Hato- grande, con motive del sensible fa.
llecimiento de un nino del doctor Carreras, Sc ha
transfsrido para Ell 27 del actual. Agradecemos
la atenta invltaci6n con que hemos s1do favore-
cdos.
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Ha sido aprobado por el Goblerno General el
proyecto de acopio de piedra machacada y cas-.
cajo de rio para conservation del fire de los XII
lometros 10 al Il 325 de la secci6n de carretera
de Ponce q Adjuntas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-26

En- la retreta que dara el proximo domingo
la banda de m1sica del Battalion de Cddsz, drift
da por ell competente professor D. Alberto Valero,
SO repetirS la preciosa danza dedicada nuestro
director titulada LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUER
TO Rico.