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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOAAO2 . S0NA tA04
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF
the Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Monday. November z, 1892, at 10 pollock a. NJ. fol-
SEVENTEENTH STREET,
from the west side of Henderson street to the east
side Of Jersey avenue. In accordance with specifca
TORS on file in the ONCE Of the Chief Engineer. cor
blank forms OF bid and agreement of sureties must
be obtained.
Esr.MATE OF QUANTITIES
About $4,000 cubic yards of earth filling.
About 800 cubic yards of sand or gravel filling.
ABOUT ], 100 square yards of stone paving.
About 1850 lfneal feet of new curb stone.
About 800 square feet OF new bridge stone.
About 10000 square feet Of new tagging.
About 90 square yards of repaving.
About us linear feet OF reset curb stone.
About 90 square feet of relaid bridge stone.
about 400 square feet, of relaid tagging.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work
One hundred and fifty (15U) working days,
The making Of the above Improvement and award
OF the contract therefor will be subject to the re
monstrance OF the owners Of the property liable tc
more than one-half the assessment therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed fpseAled envelopes
endorsed Proposals for Improvement OF Seven
teenth Gstreet,p directed to f'E. a, Dugan. ESQ.
Lighting, 2 and handed to the ciefE Il the Board II
open meeting when called for III the order Of bust
ness relating to sealed PROPOSALS.
NO CITY oticial Will be ncc spysd as surety nor wiz
a substitution of sureties be allowed.
The attention of bidders IL especially called K
Section 2, Chapter 1A. Laws ofsl6AI under the term,
whereof no contract shall be finntng upon the citl
or become effective or operative until the bonds
by this Board and the Corporation Counsel thl
President OF this Board having power to examine
the proposed bundsmen under oath.
By order Of the Board Of Street. and Water Com
GEoRGE I, BoUroN.
Clerk.
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ON Il WHEEL

Zimmerman and Sanger to Ride for q
Big Stake and Trophy.
Zimmerman aud Sanger, the two great
wheelmen, have been matched for q
trophy valued ut $1,000 and side
stakes of $4,000 more, six weeks
from this late in the South,
probably il New Orleans. but If no on
the track there. then somewhere In
Georgia or in Jacksonville, Fla, This
man winning two out of three avepts, one
Two and five miles, will be declared the
victor. In order to save these two stars
to the world Of amateurs. they will mt
touch a peunv OF the money, though Ii Is
not remotely improbable that they will
have some friend who can "placs'i u little
bit" for them where it may prove a goa1
investment.
From the manufacturing interests
which are involved will come the bet of
$1,000 aside. Zimmerman rides aa Inn
ported English wheel, and Sanger "a
wheel built by a Milwaukee concern. 1t
will be fame and fortune to whichever
nun and whichever wheel wins, Both
men will 60 into training at once. For
feils will he posted today.
The Palma Wheelmen had a fine turn
out yesterday. They had a club Jun 10
Morristown.
There will be a lantern parade in New
ark on Wednesday night.
The Palma Wheelmen VIII 90 TO the
Delaware Water Gap next month. They
Will start on Nov. 9.
The Wheelmen's Bowling League will
meet on Wednesday night.
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no ooNTRAcToRs.


Sealed proposals will be received at the once Of
Monday. November /. 1922. az teu Ofcloog 4. NJ. FOR
the making AID completion eEh sewer In
Virginia AVENUE
from Jackson aveii ue TO Bergen avenue, In accord
ance with pla IS and Specifications on file III the
once OF the thtef Engineer, cnTherOf Jersey ave-
nue. and Mercer street, where blank forms OF bid
and agreement must be ,btaf bed,
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES..
About 1850 lineal feet Of u inch brick sewer.
About 2 new receiving basins.
AD, Ut ~ cubic yards of concrete.
About 40 cubic yards OF rock excavation.
Time allowed for the completion OF the work.
seve ~ 1--WE l75) working days.
Inc making OF the above improyementE aud
award of the contract therefor Will b. subject to
the remonstrahce OF the owners. OF the property
liable to more than one-half The assessment there
for.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed enyelopes.
endorsed, Proposal for Sewer I'm Virginia Ave
nue." directed to II. A Dugan, ESQ, Chairman OF
Committee on streets. Sewers and IiRhtiuq.b and
handed to the Clerk of the Board In open meeting
when called for In the order OF business relating to
sealed proposals.
No city OFFICIAL will be accepted IS surety. nor win
a substitution Of s~uregies be allowed.
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
Section ?, Chapter I34, Laws OF 1891, under the
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city or become effective or operative untsl the
boDdslmen offered by the contractor haveabeen an.
proved by this Board and the Corporation counsel.
the President Of this Board having power 10 ex'
anime Lne proposes bo9dsms a n1qer oath.
Inissioaeis.
eae' :, BoyasSS sSk.
Datsd Jersey City, October 20s 1892. go
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Kicks and Tackles.

Princeton's team played u fine game on
Saturday in Brooklyn against the Cres-
cent A. CPS eleven. 1t was rapid work
from the start. aud the ball was kept con
ssantly in the territory of the Crescents.
The score was.-Princeton, AZ; Gles-
cent, 0.
Yale's team defeated the Orange Al. q.
at Orange Oh Saturday. Yale piled up Sc
points. The Orange boys did not make a
point,
Harvard did not give the Boston A. A.
q chance to score in the game on Satur-
day, Harvard rolled up 40 points
The Rutgers College team ptaked At Tie
polo grounds oil Saturday against the
New York A. c. The Jersey team made
Is points. The Workers drew a cipher
Stevens Institute team was badly
thrashed at West Point. The Cadets shit
them out. The Cadets rolled MP AZ points.
The football eleven of the New JerssI
Athletic Club met with another defeat on
the field of the New Jersey Oral 1t Bsrs
gen Point, Saturday afternoon, the VIC
tors being the eleven of the Bavonne
Rowing and Athletic Association. Tha
score was 4 to 0, the solitary toucndowa
OF the hard fought contest being made hx
Harry Ellsworth, a son OF the famous
yachtsmRn, Capt. Joseph Ellsworth. Ed-
win H. Bennett, Jr., was the refarse and
Sydney L. Smith the umpire.
The Union Athletic Club. OF Hobokeu,
has formed q football team and Ia anxy
ious TO arrange games.
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To Ada Eye Orr and Lewis H. Orr, her hus-
band; Lillian Lecato and William n. Lecato,
her husband.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commission
ers appoint ed under Chapter CCLXXIV, of the
Laws Of 1883 for New Jersey, and the supple
menus thereto, to examine and appraise the
land. real estate and other property, to be taken
for the laying out and opening OF said road, and
the damage to be done to the owner or owners
thereof, by taking the same and to do and per-
form such other duties as may be requireI by
said acts for that portion OF said road, known AZ
section number three, which lies betw cen the
centre line of Morton place, and the centre line
of Montgomery street, Jersey City. will meet on
FRIDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF NO
MEMBER NEXT,
at two o'clock, the afternoon, at the Chancel-
lor's Chambers, NO. / Exchange place, Jersey
City, then and there to examine and appraise
the lands. real estate and other property herein
after described, of which you are the owner, or
in which you are interested and which is to be
taken for said road:-All that plot of land in
Jersey City, New Jersey, which, on q map of
said New Public Road, made by EdIow w. Har-
rison, Chief Engineer, on file in the office Of the
Clerk of Chosen FreeholderS of said county, IA
copy whereof is also on file in Hudson County
Registers office is known as part of lot num-
bered one hundred and ten C1100 to one hundred
and sixteen Q16) and all of logs one hundred and
twelve Q120 and one hundred aud thirteen CID
in block numbered s5S-637 bounded as foIlows;-
Northerly by land now or late of Seth G.. Bah
cock and land now or late of John B. Lawson
one hundred aud four and thirty-three hun
dredths O04. $50 feet; southerly by Eye avenue
ons hundred and four and thirty-ihree hun
dredths CORES feet; easterly by the ~easterly
side of the New Public Road one hundred and
four and thirty three hundredths (104.3 $50 feet;
westerly by the westerly side of the New Public
Road one hundred and four and thrty-three
hundredths C0i33) feet.
Also any rights of the parties hereby notified
to lands in the street in front of the lands herein
described.
And the damage to be done to the owner or
owners thereof by taking the same, and then
and there TO execute our duties under said ap-
pointment.
JOHN HEADDEN, SR,
GARWOOD FERRIS,
JOHN j. VOORHEES,,
Commissioners Section No 8.
JOHN A. McGRATH,
Counsel.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

Kingcrab the second choice, won this
fourth race with Rhino second. Ljttis
Fred, the second choice, won ths tftt
race. Eclipse. the favorite, was second,
The sixth race was over hurdles. Bias
sapio, the favotite, was not III 1t, MI
Fellow, who sold second, won easily with
st. John second. The latter paid 4 TO
for The place.
The club presents another Ane pro
Gramme today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

yed In hard luck yester-
I'D Park and gave an
the Mitchells. The Bar
bnfdent ar srne start, pnt
ed and ratified before the
finished and did not re-
tshalf. AstiR breeze pre-
ball was carried toward
every time il went up.
strong that e the best
Jersey team could not
ehan a few yards. The wind
int when the Barries had il
kvof. They struggled hard to
the long lead their rivals had
but their team work was too
The Mitchells secured a goal
points while the Barrys made
ee points. The teams were:-
e-P. Larkins. goal; M~asterson,
ux and T. Larkins, full backs;
!. Clsary and Madden, half backs;
gbt wing; Maleuey, left wing; ~.
:, Hayes, McCallan O'Keefe, een-
cConnell, o. Gorevin and Paul,
Ind Iseacs. forward.
lls-D. Moylan. goal; P. Hassett.
IL Conway. full backs; Martin,
"a. Fassett, half backs; Keogh,
J.Egan, left wing; j. O'Brien,
Eoulihan and Gallagher, ecu
Ay. Ryan and Fitzpatrick,
Q'Brien. forward.
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HOTELS.
CORPORATION NOTICE,

Notica ID berabv viva. th.+ or y. "a. -.
October. is9l, the Co. mis.ionsr ~ issn uay VI
ana Chiaf Eng,near dIad in 4 - AssessMiele
of The Loard IF Street and y vmcS !. .ne Oisrk
their nreif,ninarv assessma nr n ~ =
rhe 0seo'Smens map ana report Tor
OPENING ar nAYnurN .vpr,r1r
5o feet wide from 1cananv 5000 u,..s
straet ara sha M i, o se1ees " Cnurcn
tion IN he of5ice III me ci ik rs ~ ~ pppooanvc anspec-
The land 10 be taksn for said inonr ,vomen. 49,
he described as follows: may
Be9fn ming al 4 nofnt ON rho aoutb side ~ 400
emy srraer' where ths centra I'M of pets = = az
nue. wouid interseet n nroduced thronaI thenee
wrsterlT alonr the so,,fh side ~ SnoGan. t oncS
as.fs fear. fha1ca sonfsariv ond street,
rnnrch strcet m snca a.s,oriv .a Z ~ asenue 70
Of churc csf street II st.s fess tbe aaoes n ,ne norfn side side
Win aven mie 6 ere amss"a me- S Sio Q ss n io S % Ss,a :
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Rowfad for Prizes.

Fine scores were made on SATURDAY.
night at the Kiikow alleys by the bowlsrs
who competed for prizes. Humphrias
had the top score and excelled the 200
marx. The prize winners and their Totals
were;-Hunphries, Autocrat B. g.. 206;
j. Kent, Autocrat B. c., 1875; Moran,
Autocrat b. c.. 1913; Bedeil. Klikow y. c.,
1913; Dingler. Montgomery B, G., 1888;
Williams, 1856; Meschutt. Klikow q. C.,
lSls Clark, j. 3. B. c., lse; Eunis, Ktikow
B. T., 179.
The Autocrats bowl at Miller's alleys
this evening,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24

IN THE MATTER OF Notice.
THE LAYING OUT,
OPENING, ETC, OF Section 9.
THE NEW PUBLIC
ROAD OF THE Block No 5O0-Io77
COUNTY OF HUD-
SON. Case No. 1872.
To James z. Wrioht and Eieamor Wright, us
trfJe.
Take notice that the subscribers, Commits
sioners appointed under Chapter CCLxxIv, Of
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IN THE MATTER OF Il
Y OUT, OPEN
ING, ETC. OF THE
NEW PUBLIC ROAD
OF THE COUNTY OF
HUDSON
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JOHN A. MCURATHt
Counsel.
Dated, October Is. 1880.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
In HUDSON COUNTY

lying cen the Morris Canal and Newark and
New York Railroad, JERSEY City, and also building
cdllvfrts and sewers, laying drain pipe, building
catch basins and all other work necessary to dis
pose OF the surface water, will be received and
opened ct q meeting of the said Board, to be held at
the Court House Of said County, on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-24
Notice.
Section 8.
Block No. 55s-es7.

To Ada Eye Orr and Lewis H. Orr, her hus-
band; Lillian Lecato and William N. Lecato,
her husband
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IA MCUHAIHf
Counsel.
Dated October Is. 1892
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-19

dicha alcantarilla; antes al contrar1o en- ella ver-
ten sus residuos las letrinas de muchos edificios
del trayecto, originando desarrollo de gases
extraordinario buscan salida por cuanto agu-
jero encuentran NAL tapado M1entras CORE la brsa
TODD esta bien pero cuando sopa ell viento del Sur
tan frecuente esta epoca del ano, penetra por
la enorme boca de salida, que esta perfectamente
alberta busca desahogo por los sitios que
encuentra al paso, desarrolando un hedor lnso
portable capaz de origlnar no un c6lera, sno dos
cientos c6leras algo mas. La manera de evitar
esta salida do gases, impidlendo la entrada del
aire por la boca del extreme de la alcaLt tarilla;
este Sc conseguiria facilmente, hacienda penetrar
dlcho extreme el mar, donde debe quedar su
mergido. Llamamos ID atenci6n del senior AlcaI
de- y de la Junta de Sanidad, para que contribu-
yam sanear actividad ese foco de infection
en- 10 cual debe tomar pequena parte, Ell cuer-
po de Ingenieros miltares, quien corresponds
la conservation del Quartet de San Francisco
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lei e6Iera on Espaka |
artfculo 40.

Circula muy acentuado sl alarmante rumor
de que la existencia del c6lera ha sdo declal ada
ofcialmente en- Madrid, Barcelona Pamplona.
Asi dicen que ha sido communicate por cable, aun-
que nosotros no hemos visto 81 telegrama. La
noticia bajo todos conceptos no puede ser mas do
lorosa nj mas alarmante 81 llegara confrmarse
Tendrlamos al enemigo en- la Madre Patria sabe
Dios causando cuantas desdichas entire nuestros
hermanos del otro lado de los mares
Hay, pues, con este motive que extremar las
precauciones en- esta Antilla que dictar sin
p&rdida de momento en6rgicas medidas tendencies
salyar al pals de Ia feroz epidemia Que Sc
piensa hacer con ell correo de Ia Peninsula que Sc
espera en- nuestro puerto pasado manana? FL
c6lera no porque venga de procedencla nacional,
es menos cruel que vinlendo de procedencia ex-
tranjera hay detaue que debe tenerse
muy cuenta en- estos momentos Los buques
de la Trasatantica Espanola otros de compa-
MAS nacionales que hacen el tr5fco entire Ia Pc
nlnsula y estas Antillas, traen mercancias tras-
bordadas de puertos infestados en- el Norto de
Europa. Esas mercancias, quiSn garantiza que
hayan sufrido La cuarentena necesaria que ha
yam sido convenientemente fumigadas
Respecto del particular llamamos la atenci6n
de la Junta Superior de Sanidad. El tiempo
vuela; ell riesgo que corremos es grande; Ia salud
pdbhca es la ley suprema. No 10 olviden nues-
tras autorioades.
Y cue Dios salve nuestros compatriotas
peninsulares del terrible azote del Ganges ~tz
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BeIIezas do los nuevos AranceIes

Recortamos de Eg 1rsmnfo de Santiago de
Cuba, 10 que sigue
"El vapor americana Fort Walioq, proce-
dente del puerto de New-Yor condujo Ma
tanzas hace pocos dfas para los senores duenos
del ingenio Santa RstG varios efectos de maqui-
maria, que de derecho hubieran pagado antes de
que rijiera el dichoso plan de los nuevos Arance-
les vigentes, la suma de $l65.75. La cantidad
que adeudan hoy al Estado los senores duefos de
Ia hnca azucarera mencionada, son:
127, 104 SIS los 100 kilos de peso
bruto. ....................... $6,355-2O
10 por 100 transitorio. .... 1852
Impuesto de descarga. ..... 49,. 1910
Total en- orc. .... $7,l17.82
De csento sesento g csmco pesos sesentG q cimco
ceu!Gvos ssete mil cSento dGez siete pesos ocenta
y dos centnvos, la diferencia no es mas que de
SELS MIL NO OVECTENTOS CINCUENIA
Y DOS PESOS 4SLEIlE CENIA VOS
Seis mil novecientos cincuenta dos pesos
que debian de quedar de utllidad para ell hacen
dado, los cinco amos, representa- un total de
"a, 100 pesos.
II Una fortuna 4!
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eamara do ComsVelO.

Segun nuestras noticias, la CAmara de Co.
mercio de esta Capital ha tornado aver Important
simos acuerdos Entire ellos fgura 81 de reunirse
desde hoy domingo 4 la una de la tarde perma-
nentemente una comisi6n compuesta de los sefo.
res Rubert presidente, Pena (don jose Maria1,
Villar, (don Alejandro( y Avelino (don Vicente,
vocales Arzuaga Secretario. III obieto dc Ia
dicha comisi6n es ocuparse del estudio de las
ordenanzas de Aduanasy tar1fas de Industria y
Comercio.
Rsspecto de Is question arancoles hay yarias
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En- la parte detras de Ia Muralla por la plaza
del Mercado, Sc estAn depositando los cacharros
maderas viejas que Sc extraen de Ia ciudad pa
ser quemadas oportunamente Hemos dido
decir que Ell celador de barrio sefor Maym6 Sc
esta comportando muy bien en- hacer cumpir los
reglamentos de Sanidad
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

~ LA CORRESPONDENCE siempre empehada en-
servir los intereses generates del pals ha nombra
do 81 distinguido senor D David Pretto agente
corresponsal en- ST. Thomas, para que por cable
mantenga al corriente esta redacci6n, diaria-
nente 81 fuese necesario, de las notieias que con
Ia temida epidemia del colera SO relacionen to-
das aquellas que sean de verdadera importanca
para la Provincial. Asi Sc princpia. En- otro
lugar publicamos el primer despacho recibido esta
manana.
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los iltimos sucesos
Excmo. ST. don Pablo Ubarri Capetillo-
Santurce.
Distinguido senior nuestro En- este mo-
mento verdaderamente hist6rico para esta STEM
pre- leal provincial espanola, en- que la casl total
dad de la Isla, Sc hallaba sumida en- Ell caos por
la lmplantacion de un nuevo sistema tributario
que impedia ganar tranquilamente 81 pan infe
Ices industriales.
I'm estos mementos repetimos, jamas vistos
en- este pac1fco vecindario en- los que el pue
bio hac1a causa comun con los industriales
merciantes.
En- estos momentos que SO vi6 sacramento
turbado su sosiego p1blico Y. E. solamentelV W. e.
achacoso enfermo, sin respetar la prescription
facuItativa que le ordenara no moverse del lecho,
y con proceder levantado y patriotico, tuvo
Ia gloria de dar una souci6n que llev6 ell consue-
10 y la tranquilidad todos los ambitos de la
provincial; por ESQ nosotros, que comprendemos
la gran lmportanc1a de ese acto, unos cumplien-
do Ia condena que nos ha impuesto, y otros es-
perando la resolution de los tribunales aunque
estamos separados, por ahora, del concerto gene
raj de la sociedad pero Ia que tenennos carfsi-
mas afecciones, en- la imposibilidad de acudir
personalmente, felicltamos sinceramente v. E.
por el acto que acabais de realizar haciGndoos
una vez mas acreedor la pdblica general es-
timacion.
Loor, pues, al iustre vizcaino, que con su
tacto esquisito, su lealtad jaIn4s desmentida, su
acendrado patriotismo, su actividad energfa,
fgura gigantesca colossal que nj aun el dolor
de los sufrimientos ha podido rendir, ibr6 4 la
provincial de dias de duelo y luto caiga e ana
tema sobre los que dieron margen 4 los sucesos
que enturbiaron Ia paz concordia que siempre
ha reinado en- Ia feraz leal provincia borincana,
que pretendieron manchar la acrisolada hinto-
ria del partido Unconditional Esta, en- su dia, Sc
nalara a uno ot1os con el dictado que merezcan.
al Nxcrnn
ga de vuestra noble actitud, devolveros Ell ina
preciable don de Ia salud para que recoja1s 81
fruto de vuestro civismo abnegac;6n.
De V. E. atentos s. s. q. b. s. m.-FTGmcisco
Gregor'o, Jose M" ROq~&, Jose Rodriguez F"entes
Jos& Gabriel Caevas
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cornisiones de diversos gremios nombradas que
se ocupan con actlvidad de sus cometidos. Sc
trata de que los trabaos esten listos para que el
Is del pl6ximo Octubre puedan If por correo {
l. Peninsula Los dichos trabajos seran pablica-
dos oportunamente para que por medic de la prem
sa Sc haga luz respecto de ellos.
Merece nuestros aplausos Ia Camara de CO.
mercio.
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Coll Cruz Is

Sabemos que este este Centre de Detallistas
se prepara para recibir dignamente la gran CO.
mission que va dijimos Sc espera de Ponce. Nos
consta que los senores Sobrino de Luina y a
(nuestro amigo don Manuel Luiha, gerente de Ia
casa es el vice-presidente del Centre de Details
tas) le han sido comprados buen ndmero de ca
nastos de Champa1a, vlnos de jerez otros dul.
ETC. para festejar la referlda comsion poncena,
De la pared posterior del Quartet de S. Fran
cisco que da al callej6n del Tamarindo, parte la
famosa alcantarilla del edi6cio, quizas Ia mas an
tigua de esta Capital. Baja Ia Gale de S. Fran
cisco slgue alcanzar Ia plazuela de Santiago, Y
continda por 81 Sur hacia la Gale de Tetuan fren-
to 10 que llaman Ceuta, para desembocar en- la
Marina al aire ibre No CORE aqua impia por
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LAS NUEVAS TARIFAS
EsTUDIo MPARATIYo
TV

Eg tai el simbolsmo que sc nota en- las tart
fas que venimos estudiando, que Ia veraad no
parece sino que su autor quiso alterar por COM
nleto Ia manera de ser de nuestro comercio,
riAndolo 81 antojo para hecernos feliceB en- to-
dos conceptos.
El cotejo que yenifnos hacienda de las anti
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Por curioso recortanos de un peri6dico ex-
trangero Ell siguiente suelto:
Gun matrimonio infantil.-Por ciertos asun-
tos que no son del case mencionar-dice La
Uns6m de Valparaiso (M6jico) )--el jovencito N D.
de 8 amos de edad, y la ninfta A, P de r. COM
parecieron aver al Juzgado del Crimen despues
de una larga entrevlsta con ell Magistrate de
acuerdo con los respectivos padres Sc convino en-
que los nifos contrajeran matrimonio Ia breve-
dad possible He ahf un matrimonio fin de ss5cle"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-19

Sc encuentra actualmente en- la Capital nues-
tro amigo ell senior Phro. don Ramon Antonio
lbarra, parroco de la Isabella que ha tenido la
bondad de favorecernos con una vista LIE de,
seamos buen TEMPO entire nosotros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-19
TELEGRAMA

SVso particular de La correspondence de PaertO-nco"
San Thomas, Is d las 8 de Ia naG3GmG.--E''
Nueva- York ha ha65do seas de cdlerG en- ocho
claas TN case mWevo decIarado.-- Vapor BOHEMIA
Ueo6 Nuspa- York anumcsondo Sc casos duramte la
traves&a -CoRREsPoNsAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-19

La manifestation que los vecinos de la calle;
General LGsso, antes Luna, pensaban nevar hoy
don Pablo Uba'ri, ha sido suspendida hasta
mafiana causa del NAL tempo. Hay mucho
tango por Ell camno