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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
oct. 18th,
Madame Marie Tavarv,
NOV. 10,
Judge" VIM. 3. Greene,

Reciter and Story.Teller, has appeared sO5
times in Brooklyn alone. and the Boston
IDEAL. Banjo, Mandolin and Guitai Club, the
hnest Organization of Its kind In the world.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01
Antitaeincuts.
pants, Go Let, Gtc.

NOR sALE-A cottage house nj Darlington
II Easy terms. Apply To Timothy Bntler,
los North Main street. $50 II
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-01

nOG LOsi-Blue Bolton setter, one watch
- eye. Return To Melch Bros, ~ Central
street, Central Falls. Liberal reward I'D to
finder. $50 lw
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turis.. is doing some hns work for the su,aiay

turist, is doing some fne work for the Sv,sidy
Herald
1t is expected that the Armory targets wilI ar
rive soon from Olympia Gen. O'Brien prem.
ised them last February. When they are ar
ranged the boys will be expected to do seine
steady practicing. Company E will be given she
first call for . rife shoot
Company c has . fine set OF non-comrnis-
stoned officers, and Capt. Howell il bound to
succeed with such men
There will be battalion drill next Friday even
ing, september 80, and full attendance OF shs
members is requested
Ex-Sergt Higgs during his short visit taok
time to brace cp the members Of Company G on
rifle practice. and made very creditable score
himself He had not had any practice for seine
months. He left for Whatcom, and from there
takes trip over the Canadian Pacific
G company has its quarters all reinished and
made into very snowy room for the bsys
Pictures will be arranged around the walls,
patent locks will be put on the lockers, a ls1ge
canvas has been spread over their new Garrett
New chairs and tables will be placed around che
room, and the members will take pridez in
keeping IL in order The library will be adssd
70 from time TO time, and members can have q
place to go and pass the evenings.
Friday evening was given over to the old col.
diers al the exposition. Bandmaster Cappa re-
reated the "BG;:le OF Gettysburg" and the aid
'SsSioas hSSA tuelI uattieS over again. OWING
70 the inclemency of the weather great n,sm.
Der were kept away. The Sons OF Veterans
formed the firing squad, ano executed the ccan-
mands inside the building under the b,.nd
stand, and the effect was much better tlsaa
when done outside when the piece was excused
before Gen. l. T. Bradley, d. g. Lowell, w IT,
Jeanings. N. NJ. Holmes. J. II. Cummings, j.
W. Waughop, L. 4. Marcum and c. A DanfoEth
were psominen, among the old veterans
"Ihe Battle OF Waterloo" very descriptive
piece, was produced Saturday afternoon
The Sons OF Veterans drum corps led the sld
veterans Friday evening
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TACOMA MILITARY CHAT.
Armory Association Incorporated-Bat
TALON Drill-Ladies, Aurtlapv


TACOMA. Sept 23-tspecial TUESDAY ar,,.
eieS of incorporation OF the Armory Association
TO be known o. Tacoma Post, National Guard of
Washington. were died. with the following off,
GERS: President, Capt James NJ Ashton: secre-
tary and treasurer, Cap. l. N. Howell; vice
president, Capt C. W. Billings, and the ofscers
together with Lieut. Everits r. Griggs. ns
trustees Since the removal OF c company ana
Troop into the building. interest has Increased
greatly. Should = visitor 10 the Armory aoue
five months ago inSpec. the quarters now. he
would be surprised and the officers intend Ia
inaugurxss features for more fraternal meet
ings and competitive drills between the com.
panles and the men, as this seems to make the
companies perfect
The next battalion drill VIII be cor dpr.~d hv
Capt l. NJ Howell acting as major and serrt
seaieS, OF q company, acting sergean.-maior
IL Is intended by this means TO give all the or
Gers anu on-cotnmissioned officers a chance To
oeeome familiar with the duties OF and To Ia.
come proficient in the tactics
sergt kEox. Of c company, 10 one OF the be.t
engrayeTs on the Coast
Corporal Garrett, popular and valued mann.
Der OF Troop b. formerly member of COMPANY
Z, seventh regiment, the banner conpary of The
regiment. was down this week from Eyerert
visiting friends
serst lie Fsvre, of Troop B. was over fran
foya.sup and took ia the s.3astie Of Gettyshury
Lieut. Bess,ugsz. oi he Izeop. rae cArics.
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Attentioni Yeter.na.

There will be an important meeting of ne
Seattle Republican Veteran League held AZ q.
rooms In the Hinckiey block on Monday even
Ing, september &c, is92. full attendance In ga
quested a. matters OF importance 70 the Repeb-
ican party will be discussed. Let nothisr
hinder you from coming. By order.
JAMEs H. WILSON, President
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Reco'lect that the Northern Pacific railroad IN
the most direct aud comfortable route for fae
East Two farough trains 20 Chicago daily.
For full information call at city ticket ofiiee
corner Front street and Ycsise avenue, OK detsos
ticket os6co, toos q Columbia street
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Seattle Assembly. No 81. held . regular
meeting "Wednesday evening. Ten new applien
uons were received and eaiiosed on, ana eight
candidates initiated. making thirty two csndl,
dates initiated aimee August Il.
A lodge was Instituted ~ the Eaison car shous
on THURSDAY with One chaxtsr list,
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meeting on Tuesday initiated one candidate "a
snembership Several more are expected shortly
After . temporary stands,iii this ledge il rapldy
raining both in membership and nnanees
ocsobsr Will be an open meeting when Al
friends OF shs order are invited 10 attend For
further Particular see next Sunday issaa
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FOR THE SOLDIERS.
Battalion Drill at the Armory
for Tomorrow Night.
SUCCESS or THE TACOMA TRIP.
N MOTHER battalion

IA 1 OWeSeeAANAA
drill tomorrow
night will draw .
good attendance
Of militlamen and
SPECTATOR A large
number OF invita-
tons have been it,
sued TO the best
people in the city,
who will doubtless
be attracted TO the
Armory BY the
prospect Of . good
drill and . nice
and pleasant
dance. The regu.
larity with which
these bat talto a
drills are now be-
ing ordered and
held shows that
the Nation 81
Guard in this city
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The Royal Arcanum.

Rainier Council. h. A., has at present thtr,x.
seven members. and 1t Is tho intention of tho
council 10 increase the membership to 100 mem
ben. In order 10 do this 4, will he necessary for
exch member 10 bring In an applicant.
The good character OF the membership win Ia
kept up The council antiei pate giving soms
pleasant sociAhies during the coming season.
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Ancient order United workmep.
lnaependen, order Of rore.,.r..

Court seattle, No. SEQ. Of the Independent
Order Of foresters, held their regular meeting
last Monday and initiated one candidate. One
member Joined by card Besides lot OF routine
work. many questions on fores,ric law were
widely discussed, and 1t was quite late before
the signai ives given for the weary woodsmen to
retire from their cherished forest homo Next
meeting will be held two weeks hence, October
8. at Frye block. room ca Members OF sister
courts are cordially invited 90 attend.
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Degree Of Honor, A. O. u. w.

Rainier Lodge, Ma B. held it's semi ,nonthly
meeting in the hall. corner OF Yakima aud Jack
son streets, There was good attendance and
considerable business of interest disposed of. A
very active aud energetic committee OF i've was
appointed TO get up entertainment which
will be given in the near future aud will sur.
pass anything heretofore attempted by this
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A regular meeting Of Rainier Lodge, No ASS,
was hello FRIDAY evening. september -. and one
member Was received by transfer card.
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Grand Array Of Tho Repabise.

Don g. lowell. past department coramanaes OF
shs O. A. K Ter tho stase OF Warrington ana
Asaska, celebrated his asth birthday On scPista-
~ II q Jscoaaa. Aad hss confs0ss Of Ne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-25
RR AND PASSWORD.
oottle knights Win the Prizes
at New Westminster.
!ooD WORK or ROYAL ARcANuM.


II people OF this
city can well be
proud Of their fra
tefnai associationA
The secret socie-
ties are mot only
composed Of some
Of the beat men in
the community,
but they attend 70
their duties In an
active and capable
manner and be-
come proficient In
whatever they nm
dertake The SUI
penori;y Of Seat
tleiteS over Others
-sa aUni0 flIus.
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realizes the importance Of securing ~ much
practice - possible for the good Of the citizen
soldiery OF this state II il not probable that an
entirely new Armory viii be built in this city
Tor some time to come, although the matter had
been discussed some by the men. The Seattle
companies made such success OF their day at
the Tacoma exposition that they actually Melted
81 profit from the excursion which they gave for
that purpose. The military boys are very much
pleased that the division OF Uniform Rank
Knights OF Pythias which won the iarst prize
at New Westminster is that of the colonel OF
their regiment They are willing to back up
the First regiment against the world.
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News for Guardsmeu,

All three companies had well attended drills
last week.
Frank Pierce photographer, has presented the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with picture of the nom
commissioned officers of the First and Second
regiments.
Lieut. saum drilled his company In the
Armory, and made creditable showing. The
lieutenant is an excellent marksman, in token
whereof an artistic gold medal adorns his breast
Gen. o. Brien. Col kellogg and Lieut.. wycko6
are enjoying a hunting trip up at the head.
waters OF the satsop ana Wynooche rivers 1t IL
expected that they viii bag all the game in that
xicIDity
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The best remedy for gray hairs il Halls yece.
table sloaiiAn asis ksosvsr.
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Capt. Booth. of Company B, has received sew.
eral medals which will, In the near future,
adorn the breasts of some of the gallant mem.
bers of his excellent company. Some time this
week a contest will be held at the rifle range to
determine which member of the company 10 the
best marksman, and the medal which he win
receive - reward for his skill is a very hand
some one suitably engraved, and made of gold
and enamel There are eight others wi ich viii be
given to The best-drilled squad. These will be
contested for some time after October l. and
will then be fought for by all who are interested
in Improvement in the company
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Knights Of Pythias.

Seattle Division. No. !, and Rainier. No. Is,
are greatly slated over their victory ct New
westminsteS. The former won the $500 and the
1atter the $40 prizs.
Queen City, No. 10. on Monday night took in
two new members.
Seattle lodge. No. 81, met ON Wednesday
night and conferred the knight rank on two
candidates.
Harmony, No. s, held meeting on Thursday
night and transacted important routine bust
ness
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Ballard secret Societies.

Rainier Tent, K. O. T. NJ, initiated one candi-
date at their last meeting. and three candidates
last night
Park Lodge. No. 50, Knights OF Pythias, will
confer the rank Of Page on brother knight
next Friday.
members at their last meeting, and win confer
the Workmen'S degree at their next meeting.
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Tacoma Sons OF veterans.

Ancient Order ForcsteFs Of Amerioa.
Court Enterprise. No. 1862, OF the A. o. F. OF
A. held their usual meeting on Thursday night.
and admitted four new member4 Speeches
were made by . number orvisiting brothera
Anumber OF members went 10 Snohomish last
night to institute new court
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10
DELFIN MULLER

He aqu1 un guardia municipal que de iuoa
dor de oficio SO elev6 la categoria de guardia ne
| sabemos porque ocuzt0 qmRuemcaa, la cual & el cna
en- vista de la conducta de dicho lndividuo nos ha
dejado a todos los veclnos b1en maltrechos con sr
recommendation.
Este guardia, adulador por naturaleza. ha sa.
Dido consegu1r que su enlpleo fuera vitalicio
puesto que gua1d'as vienen van, slempre Mu.
Ter ha podido salvarse de ese 1ujo reauio Que
SO observa en- la marea municipal de Cayey
I es que Sc murmura entire el Yecindario Que
merced su fatal preponderancia Sc ha llegado 4
lmponer no solo al cabo sino al Alcalde.
Nc creemos, no queremos Greer que ell AIcal.
de de Cayey, por ahanzado que Sc crea en- su pues.
to, pueda tolerar sabiendas los innumerables
abusos cometidos por un hombre cuya presencia
repugna q todo el pueblo al que sin embargo
tenemos que humillarnos en- ocaciones; no 4 4l 81
no al unlforme, lujo de autoridad para 81 Que con
su brillo puede ocultar los mlseros andraios de an
oasada historic.
Este lndlviduo con su desfachatez inconcebi
Die, con sus formas ordinarias, sin educaci6n de
nlngdn genera y sin mas roce social Que Ell QUE
adqulrl6 las mani guas de cwarta cLuse antes de
ser guardla, es una remora constante para ell co.
nerclo, para la industrial sobre todo para Ia
branqullldad de este paclfco pueblo, cuyas queias
Sc plerden slempre en- Ell ldgubre misterioso re-
clnto de la acald1a puesto que solo hay disgustos
que lamentar cuando presta servicio este onardia
que por supuesta infracci6n de artlcnlos one no
exlsten en- las ordenanzas, amenaza con Ia carce
4 toda persona decente con la cual Sc encara GUAM
do Sc le antoja.
No So concibe, sspues, que un guardia de tai
ralea que atemorlza sin motive todo el vecinda-
rio con multas prisiones de cuyos hechos debe
Sener conocimiento Ia alcaldfa; no Sc concibe, re-
petmos que sin embargo continue siendo guar.
dia, sin que ol alcalde acuerde su separation.
Pedimos, pu6s, una voz la destitnci6n del |
guardia Delfn Muller; por nuestra parte hace
mos presente al Sr. Alcalde que ST SO hace sordo
nuestra queja, nos veremos precisados protes. |
5ar en- otra forma, pidiendo iusticia quien co. |
eresponda y dando publcidad ciertos hechos oue
oor ahora no mencionamos interim no sepamos la /
determinaci5n que tome el alcalde sobre este I
asunto
Mas vale eyitar el NAL que corregirlo. q.
Ifelles,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

Dice E2 Notlc5ero de Ponce fechado antes de
aver:
"Con bastante ndmero de concurrentes efec.
tuose anoche una reunion de artesanos en- los
salones del Ieotro Derkes, convocados por cuatro
de sus congeneres para tratar de la fundaci6n de
un centro de instruction recreo, puramente de
artesanos, con el fin de proporcionar sus fami
lias esparcimiento solaz quedando nombrada
Ia comisi6n que debe redactar ell Reglamento la
Junta provisional para el regimen del naciente
Centro."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

la debido verifcarse en- Ia playa de Chipiona
La colocacion de la primera liedra de un l9a15oto
rS""a para nihos escrofulosos, que Sc construira
en- tefrenos que l1ndan con Ell convento de Nues-
ira Senora de Ia Regla Parece Que -el doctor
IoIosa Latour tenia concebido este proyecto hace
anos, de acuerdo con el padre Lerchundi
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

El domingo pasado Sc lnaugur6 explGndida.
mente en- Ponce ell Hip6dromo establecido por Ell
Sport Club La concurrencia de damas caba
leros fu6 inmensfsima. Tomaron parte en- las
carreras Is caballos obtenlendo 81 primer premio
de 200 pesos en- carrera mil metros, el Dana de
D. Maximlniano Chard6n. El 20 premio de $50
SO 10 obtuvo en- carrera de $50 metros, ell Alenadn
de don Juan Principe ell premio de Is pesos 10
gano ell B~stre de don Felix Lararde. Sc calcula
ell producto de esta primera fiesta en- unos 600
pesos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

I'm Ia actualidad Sc esta celebrando en- la
Aud1encla de Santander en- juicio por jurados,
la vista de la caasa seguida don Manuel Marti-
nez Conde don Gaspor Arce Muela. yecinos de
Socoplo, por falsedad del testamento cerrado de
doha Maria Antonia Villegas, vecina de Vargas
En- el aparece instituido heredero ell senior Arce
hablendo sido el encargado de custodian ell citado
documento el senior Martinez Conde Aun no
"a conclude Ia prueba testifcal, pero de la has
Ca ahora practlcada, resutan graves eargos contra
los procesados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

Albums Cristo6al Coldn muy elegantes con
pastlllas de chocolates salchichones lenguas ahu.
madas turrones extra deliciosos, debe Vd. soil.
cltarlos en- casa de Sobrino de Luina Ca unicos
aagentes del gran vino de Logrono, de las bodegas
de Anguciana lRioja)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

Hemos recibido un an6n1mo de San German
anunciando que entire don Primitive Anglada Y
don Ramon Riopedre ha habido una cachetina
fenomenal, dandose de palos diestro siniestro
resultando herido ell 1ltimo. Creemos que debe
falsa la noticia cuando e que la escribe no Sc
atreYe dar su nombre.
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ron en- Vega, baja con ell indsoluble lazo del ma
trimonio, el estimable joyen don Cayetano Mater
Carreras y la distlnguida senorita do1a Francis
ca Chiessa Apadrinaron los j6venes desposa
dos, ell senior Juez de La Instancia don Victorino
Laguna la respectable senora dona Ines Navedo
de Mater.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

radas en- las ojas van escritos por orden geogra-
flco los nombres de todas las repdblicas america
mas. De Ia corona pende una cinta con la siguien-
te dedicatoria: 'E Cuerpo Consular americana
Crlstobal Colon en- el " Centenario del descu-
de 1892"
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA
Nos escriben de Barranuuitas:

No ha muchos dias que un senor de este
pueblo, por puro egoismo, mand6 tapar el camino
mas cercano que conduce al stio denominado Ma
mantiGl que es de donde desde largos amos Sc cole
el aqua que consumer la generalidad de los veci.
nos, causando tai resoucion graves periuicios,
tanto al consumidor que tiene que pagar el doble
que antes las vasijas que necesita, como los po
bres cargadores que estan expuestos romperse
el alma, por tener que atravesar en- la actualidad
un pesimo camino pa1a dirijirse aquel pun
to. Sc llama por 10 tanto la atenc6n q quien CO.
rresponda sobre I'm acto tan inculto nhumani
tario."
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Nos dlcen de Cabo-rojo que estan por ALI de
enhorabuena. Sc ensaya por los afc1onados un
drama debido la pluma de la sehora dona Jose
ia Campl. Hay en- construction en- ell dicho
pueblo cinco casas una de elias Gle mamposter1a Y
dentro de POGO Sc establecera un casino no poll
ttcO por iniciativa del Club Unitario
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COMUNICADO

Sr, Director de la LA CoRREsPoNDENC1A.
Muy senior nuestro:
Los que suscriben ruegan 4 Vd. encarecida,
mente Sc dlgne dar cabida en- las columnas de su
popular diarlo al adjunto sueto por 10 que le an
ticlpan las mas cordiales gracias
Cayey, Novembre de 1892.
Francisco Trelles, (mtd'co). Vicente Coma
1ez (esGrlbanoG Juan Gonzalez Font (abogado)
(comerciante) J. Hjp6hto Veazquez (profesor).
Santiago Lopez (coInerciante). Ben1to Vazquez
(hacendado). Arturo Candelas (comerciante( Ju
Ito Cebollero Moral $ (agricultor) Ramon Pau
10 GndustriaO
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Recortamoa de un colega de Ia Isla:

"Leemos E Unaversol de M6iico, que una
mujer de unos cuarenta y cinco amos de edad di6
luz en- Meridaun ser bastante naro: tiene dos
cabezas superpuestas; la primera con ojossy con
orejas de perro. LA crsatura Isl asf puede lamar
sele) ten1a los demas organos desproporc1onados
y los dedos de los pies, de patio. Sobrevivi6 al
alumbramiento esta mezcla de hombre perro
patio, algunos minutes solamente. La que llevo
en- el seno este error de Ia Naturaleza, esta grave
mente enferma en- el hospital"
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NOTICIAS DE TODAS Parties

Escr1ben de San Esteban Sasroviras, que
81 vecindario ha recibido con grandes muestras
de jubilo la llegada aquel punto de la primera
locomotora del ferrocarril economico de MartoreIl
4 Igualada, habiendo saludado este suceso tirando
flores palomas al pasar d1cha maquina obse
quiando 4 los operarios de las brigadas con un
sencillo refresco Esp6rase que en- breve Sc podra
inaugurar dicha inea, cuyo acto Sc commemorate
con lucidas fiestas
ID causado gran extraneza ell decreto que
pdblica la Gaceto concediendo "a, 900 duros para
gastos del Centenario, siendo asi que las Cortes
votaron para tai obieto la cantidad de 10 rnilones
de pesetas.
El cuerpo consular americana de Barcelona
dedic6 Colon una magnifca corona metalica
que fue coocada soemnemente en- ell monumen
to que dicha ciudad e1igi6 al immortal nayegante
Dicha corona que ha sido construida en- los tale
res de los senores Santamaria, es de flores fgu-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

~ -CONSEJO A LAS MADRES.-EI Jarabe Calmante
o Ia sonora Winsow debera sempre cuando nj
nos padecen de La denticon Proportions aiyo Immediate
Pequeno paciente, produce tranquo natural
Vlando todo dolor el angelito sueHo feiz
ia las enclas cama todo olor reguarza los ntestinos
la dentici6n u otra causa ~ oAo11 PoE
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Aceite de Castor

lin Ia FARMACIA DE BLANCo Sc extrae este
articulo de superior calidad Sc vende al precio
de IN peso el gallon envases de cinco galones 8
sean los 333 libras netas. Nbre. "a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

Cerecedo Hermanos y Ca venden: Cerveza
lnglesa Bass extra superior, bacalao sin espinas,
quesos de bola en- latas, peras de California y
cuanto hay de bueno en- los ramos de comer be-
Der arder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

Ell vapor Partb6an cargo en- Ponce para
Nueva-Y York, IL sacos con 838 kllos cafe Ell dicho
grano sigue colocandose en- aquel mercado entire
$284 y $294 por extreme de classes $50 por
Yauco regular trillado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10
VARIEDADES

1a1- fonda Ode tu lado al Poraaso" establecida en-
esta Capital, Gale de San Jose, casa no 2O.-Pla.
tos que Sc servir&n manana: 10 Sancocho & la
Criolla.-2.o Chuletas de Pavo.-3.o Arroz con
Butifarras Sc admiten bateas 4 domicilio y
abonados la carta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-10

mas pequeno, para relicarios, hasta ell de tamafio
natural Hay para todos los gustos para todos
los oolslllos Todas las horas del dia son buenas
para retratarse, pero deben preferirse las horas
de la manana.