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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
ASSAULTED A POLICEMAN
omoer Morgan Pounded with His Own Stick
BY u Pearl street Gang.

Policeman Peter Morgan Of tho Elizabeth
street station. ordered q noisy party Of roughs
of the corner Of Park and Pearl streets at
o'clock last evening. The gang flung him on
the sidewalk. pounded him on the head with
his own club. and kicked him in the side.
breaking two or three ribs. Officers Lawrence
Kinsman and Albert Jordan heard the noise
and hurried to Morgan's aid They sprang
into the gang and felIed them right and left.
freeing Morgan. who had Leen pinn ed to the
walk.
There we're six or eight young men IN the
party. five Of whom the police knew; Three
300 William street: Theodore Karnan.. 432
Pearl street. and AndrewJ. Joice. North Moore
street. Sullivan was the most roughly used OF
the three. He was bleeding freely. but had no
homes broken He has been arrested twice.
His wounds were cared for by an ambulance
surgeon from Cham beers Street Hospital. and
he and his fellow prisoners were put in cells in
was sent home. Policemen Kinsman and Jor-
dan escaped with few slight bruises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
BURIED HIM ALIrF.
Drunken Executioners Had Only Wounded
the Condemne Man.

ARpMoRE. !. T.. June IA barbnrous Incident
OF an execution at Wowoko. tho capital OF the
Seminole nation. Is related by United States
Commissioner Albert Tennie OF this city, Il
Is the custom at Wowoko to execute those
convicted OF capital crime by shooting. In
the execution witnessed by Commissioner
Tennie. the executioners were two members
OF the National Light Horse detailed for the
purpose. They we're drunk and only wounded
the prisorer. who was tied fast to rock. The
executioners left the ground at once and n
negro brought rough coffin to tho side of the
wounded man. who protested against the pro:
ceedings as vigorously ne his strength would
allow. Three negroes nut the wounded pris-
oner in the cofl'n and started to nail down the
I'D. >, The victim pushed and kicked against
1nS a 50 MT ast 81 h
nails. The intcrment was then made. The
affair excited but little comment among those
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
PURSUING THE TRAIN ROBBERS
It 10 Said There Are Tea OF Them, and
that They Got $4,000.

GUTHRIE o. T.. June 3.-An official here who
is in position to know says that tho amount
taken from the Santa Fe express car by
masked robbers in tho Cherokee Strip on
Wednesday night was $4,000. and that 1t was
intended for the Sac and Fox Indians.
PoNcA. I. T.. June 3-News wns received
this morning from Deputy United States
Marshal Madsden. who is onthe trail Of the
train robbers. that he was close to them and
There are ten mon In the band. heavily
armed. and they will make desperate fight.
Their trail leads into tho worst part OF the Ter
rttory. and they will probably be assisted by
the Indians to escape.
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. thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy b TIE Sur
ling recorded the temperature yesterday as fol-
xvsrsxs on june s issi Observation-Disclosures.

WARRINGTON IokXcAbt Tok sAfUkDAY.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island. Connecticut and
sdern Nsr York. ighhv cooler novhsaerlv sotnds gen
sa''H fair Saturday, eroea eoudnt and local o1s
on he cods, continued cool and probaby fair Sunday
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Delaware
and Maryland. cooler: northeasterly winds: partly
cloudy weather and &C casiona showers likely heavy
especially on the coast; cooler Sunday.
For Western Pennsylvania, Western New York. and
Ohio generally fair Saturday: northsastsrly winds:
cooler in Southern Pennsylvania and Southern ohios
probably fair Sunday.
For Minnesota. slightly warmer southeasterly wind
aud generally fair: probably fair Sunday.
Fer Nebraska and South Dakota, warmer in eastern
portion easterly winds; generally fair weather.
probably cooler Sunday.
For North Dakota generally fair vsAther1 westerly
winds; warmer In North Dakota
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
GOT A DRUBBIyG RIGHT OFF,
Policeman Places First Nights Experience
as Ward Detective.

Policeman Places First Nights Experience
as Ward Detective.
Policeman Charles Place Of the Eldridge
street station. who was promoted yesterday to
be ward detective. last evening started out
in plain clothes.
He was passing through Chrystie street
when he was informed that there was locked
tin box on tho chimney OF the Peoples Theatre.
The officer secured tho box and went to the
saloon OF Charles Engel Of It's Chrystie street,
which is in the rear Of the theatre. to ascertain
how the box got on tho chimney. In Engel's
no WAS at once recognized as an officer and
upon BY Engel and his bartender. Albert Lutz.
who beat him numerically. Policemen on
posts near by came to the tescue and arrested
Engel and Lutz- There was nothing in the tin
hnx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04

CHICAGO. juno 3-Among the dispatches re-
ceived by Emmons Blaine from Washington
to-day was one from his mother. which said:
PA will accept"
While not admitting that he had received
such despatch. young Blaine intimated that
the information It Is said to contain was not
new to him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Mrs. jaime. W. Dedrlek KIN. Herself

ELIZABETH. juno 3.-While James W. Dedrick.
a carpenter and builder. was working at
house across the way from his residence In
Elizabeth avenue this morning. he was In
formed that his wife had shot herself. He
went oyer. and found his wife dead in her
pie. and third bullet had lodged in the wall.
revolver was lying beside her.
She was 80 years old. and was a daughter OF
the Rev. Charles Lerew Of Port Dram. Last
winter she had an attack OF grip. which left her
mind wcak. She was haunted by q fear that
she might have to so to an asylum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Sued for nm OLD Groe-r's BiII.

Charles 4 Co.. grocers at 4S East Forty-thlrd
street. brought snit some time ago against
Platt X. Dickinson. n stock broker at 10 Wall
street, for S4CO for groceries H. L. Luques Of
26l Broadway, was Yesterday appointed re-,
MI, Dickins n. Mr.. dickinson Is a memGer OF
the Union League Club and lives at l.0O4 Mad
ison avenue. The plaintin says that the bill
has been standing four years.
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Mr.. Harrison Not Critically III.

WASHINGTON. June 3.-The report this after
noon that Mrs. Harrison was critically i'll. and
that therefore 1t would be impossible for her
to attempt to leave the city was denied to-
night by DR.. Gardner. her physician. DIR.
Gardner said that there was nothing alarming
In the case. Her physical condition is good"
he said. but she is in q very nervous state
from her recent attack Of nervous prostra-
ton" She will not leave the White House
Just at present. but she could do 30 without
danger.
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sr4RKs FROM THE 1ELEGRApH.

band OF mas cd hghwayNen held up the Billings
and .rr at Fails stage on Friday Tainted Robe I'M
In MouiAnn m" treasure box anl the mail sncks
wer. taken. 4 she rh posse has started TO hnd the
robbers
allow its employees to join the American Federation of
Labor The engineers nrsmen and roustAbouts OF the
yesterday Tue company Attempted 10 secure non.
union and riot ehsusd which required the aid Of
nifty policemen 10 Qpsu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Inspector Daw.oa'. Fight In u saloon.

Richard Dawson. ono OF Commissioner Brennans in
spectors called at Patsey Crages saloon at Nineteenth
street and Third avenue late Thursday night and
stay ed until about O'Clock yesterday morning when
went out OF tie door and sat down on curb stone.
The cause OF his going out was ne ht which he
said have assaulted CrAige After thinking oyer tho
night he walked 10 First avenue where he he
assaulted by Crage and home followers James White,
Craiges bartender. says that Dawson went into tho
ing and threw bottle At him Dawson hslu 81 the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04

CHICAGO June 3.-World's Fair Boards from
half dozen States were here to-day. getting
ready to begin work on their buildings at the
Fair. Chauncey NJ Depew and Louis How
big house tho Empire State will build. They
expected to sign the contract with George
A. Fuller Co to-day to construct the build
drawn up in time. They will probably be
signed tomorrow. Mr.. Rowland said tho
to $4,000 on the building.
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sold = M,ne to an English sy.1leate.

MILWAUKEE. June 3.-Charles Kipp and Bon
A. Kipp OF this city have sold the Gem mine.
near Wallace. Idaho. to an English syndicate
for SoSOOo0. The property is lead and sill
yer mine in the Crur d'Alene district. and was
bought three years ago by Kipp Brothers for
$4,000. They have TAXI en- more than SlOO. 900
worth OF ore from 1t.
Charles Kipp. few days ago. In order to
prove his right to call himself hot sport"
nipped U coin for 81 200 and lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
GEORGE GOULD ACCUSED,

Been Catching Elks Contrary to Law.
DENVER. juno 3.-George Gould. son Of Jay
Gould. is in trouble here over an al
legged violation Of the gamo laws. 1t
is asserted that while hunting in
he hired men to catch live elks. which ne is
said to have shipped to Iryington- on the
Hudson. The fine for this offence Is $40 the
first time and more afterward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Sidney Dillon. Condition.

Late last night 1t was stated by his son In
law, DIR. Wyckoff. that Sidney Dillon was be-
coming weaker. though no ate little and
silent n little yesterday. Mr.. Dillons two mar
Tied daughters, Mrs Cora Wyckof and Mrs.
lula Ripley. are at his bedside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04

VAN buren,. Ark. June 3.-The steamboat
John Matthews. loaded with corn and bound
for Pine Bluff. ran into the pier OF the bridge
over tho Arkansas River at ], o'clock this
had a large crew and fourteen passengers
The passengers were rescned. but four Of the
crew were drowned. They were George Hall.
lor The vessel and cargo will be total loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Cal Mccarthy. Head Pounded.

Rx-champion feather-weight Cal Mccarthy
vent to the New York Hospital last night to
hive a wounded cheek and head dressed.
Mccarthy said he had been In q Sixth ave-
nue saloon and got into a quarrel. with the re-
suit that some one struck him over the head
with soda water bottle
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where Yesterdays Fires Were.

M-io,55. 81 Essex street, Nathan warzman dam.
age triany.
r. M-2i3o. 81 East Houston street. George Liensckor
damage triang; g. 81 Pitt street Norris Levy damage
IiaiSs; So IL IL s1 sos 3ressn,ss .;ras soesar
Marsh Faint Company. damage tthing-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
Carloads OF Powder .. . River.

wuKEsBARHE. June IA big washout oc-
Cured on the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Retreat. ten miles from this city, this evening
Twenty -four loaded freight cars were thrown
SusGlehanna River and are total wreck
The cars were loaded with -four and powder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-04
SIlOUTERS IN MINNEAPOLIS.
LESS THAN ONE HUNDRED OF TEE
DELEGATES NAVE As YET IRRITxD.

10th the Harrison and Blaine Me, Ciai-s-
Ing Everything In siEht-New Figures
Ont Harrison's Nomination on the First
Ballot. and Ciarksou Says Blaine win
BE Nominated Beyond Peradveature-The
Harrison Forces Organised and Actively
at worh-Tnik on Senator stoeksriAxe's
Train of = Dark Horse-Joha NJ. Lsar.
ston tho Favorito for Temporary anA
Gov. Mckinley for Permanent Chairma.
-Aiger's shouters Coming-Caa the Coz.
vention Be stnnPeded for Blaine. 10 the
Question that AEitates both sides.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

prescrlto por el reglamento en- su articulo 28
20 Que el % del dicho mes causa de una
denuncia del senior Contratista de Consumes,
respecto de Ia repetida manteca el senor Alcalde
ofci6 los sefores Fernandez y Co. exigiendoles
que en- el termino de tercero dia informaran So
bre ell particular.
80 Que con ese motivo, ell que suscribe Sc
presento al sefior Alcalde despu9s' de haber lido
al Laboratorio sin encontrar ALI su Director,
que entonces fu6 que supo que este SO encontra
ba en- Lares en- uso de licencia, loque le hizO su
poner que quiza en- este asunto aiguna bruj jer(a
esplritu malo habfa.
Ahora bien: Jcree ell sefior Director del La
boratorio, haber cumplido con su deber exigien
do g pnego de papel sellado (que esta aGn en- su
poderl sin haber dado explicaciones de 10 que Sc
debla hacer, para alcanzar brevemente el analisis
que SO deseaba?
Respecto de 10 que dice el suelto que refuto,
que desde que mand6 ell artfculo, nadie volvi6
por la ofcina, el que suscrbe puede probarlo con
e1npleados del Ayuntamiento algunos Conceja
les, que no han sldo una nj dos veces (sino mas
de diez) las que estuyo las horas reglamenta-
ras en- la referlda ofcina, para recoer Ell certif-
cadO Y satisfacer los derechos, que ninguna
vez encontrase allf al senor Ledesma. Ademas,
bueno es que conste, que los senores Fernandez
Co. nunca creyeron que ell analsis 10 iban &
obtener gratis: por el contrario, sabfan que de-
bfan pagarlo con arreglo tarifa y ella han es-
tado sempre dispuestos.
Sin otra cosa soy de usted, senor Director,
atento amigo s. s.,-CsferSno Fsrmdndea.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

81 SrD. Miguel Portela, propietario del Va
radero, lugar donde tuvo lugar anoche el lncen.
cendio de las fabricas de que damos noticia en-
otro sitio, nos suplica dar las gracias en- su nom
bre Eodas las autorIdades agentes de polcia
que acudieron al ugar del siniestro particularmen-
te q los slguientes vecinos del barrlo de Puerta
de TERRA: Luis Saavedra, Luciano Rosario, Jose
M. Rosario, Juanito Martinez, Ramon Andino,
Melton Cruz, Miguel Betancourt, Ricardo Diaz,
Modesto de Jesds, Pablo Tamarit Victoriana Cos
toso, Micaela Guasp Belisa Ponte Alfonso Sierra
no, Luis Gonzalez Pedro Torres, Enrique Garcia
Miguel Vazquez, Pablo Ferrer, Feiipa Rosario,
Andres Rodriguez Gregorio Pantoia. Para to,
dos hace pdblica su gratitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Nos escriben de Barceoneta, que en- la ma
drugada del % desapareci6 de la estancia de don
Pedro Quinte1o, yegua rucia de paso deva
nado, Grin cola regulares. Su dueno En-
carnacion Avil6s gratifcara al que de noticias
de ella. 2-T
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~LEA USTED ESTO

wLEA listed ESTO. En- La Duzce
AhonaG fabrican 6awzes especiazes para comsaro-
tes. Els IN modelo nuavo, muy c6modo ma
ntaable. Pueden verse muestras en- ell dicho esta
blecimiento Tambien Sc vende CaLcoH en- latas
Es una pintura especiallsima para conservar la
madera-y auyentar los insectos. Tambien sirve
para dar, con economic, la primera mano de las
pesr1e. 6-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Nuestro apreciable amigo ell Sr D, Alexandra
Turull, ha tenldo la bondad de obsequiarnos co"
un exceente cromo de grandes dimensiones re.
presentando con todos sus detalles los portento
SOS edifcios de Ia Exposition Colombina de Chi
cago. Mucho agradecemos al amigo Turull su
cOrtesf8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Un buen retrato para guardarlo como re-
cuerdo de famiia, prenda que no debe fal
tar en- nlnguna casa. Cuantas pesonas lamen-
tan no haber conservado una copa iel de seres
queridos que va no ex1sten II RecuGrdese que en-
ninguna parte Sc obtendra una fotograffa mejor
que en- la Galeria de don Feliciano Alfonso, San
Francisco n1mero AZ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Nuestro amigo Ell Director de La Drogo
ha sido absuelto en- dos de las causas que Sc le
segufan; una por inJurias don Rodrigo Corrada
y en- Ia cue solicit6 ell acusador privadO por me
dio de su Letrado defensor la pena de tres a6os
sells meses 81 dlas de destierro multa de 625
$3.50 pesetas, la otra por 1nfdelidad en- la Gus
todla de documentos pdblcos por la que pidi6
el Ministerio fiscal tres AMOS ocho meses de pri
sion. Fecitamos sinceramente q nuestro ex com
pafero y le deseamos igual resultado en- el juicio
oral que 81 dla siete del corriente ha dc tener
efecto pol supuestas injurias al Juez Municipal
de las Piedras; asi como tambien en- otro juicio
oral por sppuesto desacato al Alcalde Municipal
de esta Capital En- ambos juicios llevara la de-
fensa del referido amigo, el competente Letrado
don Felipe Cuchf
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COMUNICADO
Puerto Rico, Noviembre 80 de 1892.
sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE:

Puerto. .Rlco Noviembre 80 de 1892.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE:
Sfrvase decir al senior Director del Labora.
torio Qufmico Municipal, contestacl6n al suelto
que publico en- su popular diario, contestando
otro mio, 10 que sigue:
10 Que como fue que 81 81 que suscribe no
cumpli6 los requisites reglamentarios al remitirle
en- l9 del mes pasado los 500 gramos de manteca
acompanados de una targeta este le exigi6 que
presentara un pliego de papel de Is centavos para
extenderle 81 certifcado de los componentes que
contuviera Ia dicha manteca (papel que le entire
g6) que aver al sollcitarlo le manifesto, no ha-
berla expedido porque no Sc habia llenado 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

De Ponce hemos reclbldo una curios1sima TO-
tograffa, eopia del trabajo miniature hecho por
D. Francisco Romero, del cual nos hemos ocupa-
do va, que representa- en- pequenas fguritas per
fectamente acabadas varias escenas de la vida en-
Puerto-R Rico. Els trabajo de paciencia q. no
tiene precio Ell Sr. Romero piensa vender por
acciones que no dudamos seran bien colocados, su
excelente obra. Las personas que deseen yer la
fotografia de referencia, pueden pasar por esta
redacci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Hemos sido obsequiados un ejemplar del
precioso vals de salon para piano, titulado 81
AmaUerSGrao escrito por nuestro amigo el senior
don E. L. Otero, dedicado cumple amos q
nuestra querida parienta la seforita Esther Pal
mer. El dicho walls vende & peso el elem
plar, elegantemente impreso, en- el almac6n de
don Olimpio Otero, Ponce, de don F. L, Otero
Humacao. .~.~-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Un cabalero amigo nuestro, que pasaba ano.
che por la calle de La Fortaleza, enGre Tanca y
San Justo, recibio una buena rociada de aqua que
GAIA del balcon seguramente por fltraciones del
riego de plantas que, contra 10 ordenado se cult
van en- los BALCONIES.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02
NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

y Nuestro distinguido amigo el senior don Jose
Benftez Guzman de Vieques, ha recibido ya la
gran maquinaria que esperaba para la hermosa
Playa-grande.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Con profundlslma pena hemos rec1nIdo
- -esta mafana un telegrama de Guayama,
anunciandonos el sensible fallecimiento ocu
rrido anoche, del que fue nuestro apreciado
amigo companero el Lcdo. senior don Carlos R.
Bruno, director de E Sene0narso ConaercaoI per.
soma bajo todos conceptos estimable Crea la
distinguida famiia del que va no existe, que de
todo coraz6n la acompanamos en- la amarguslma
iusta pena Que la aaiie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02
BONITO SITIO

Exactamente donde hace la primera parada
et tranvla en- Puerta de TERRA, frente Barraco
mes, SO vende un solar de % varas de frente, %
de fondo al Saliente y 2l de fondo al Poniente.
Entiendanse con don Etanislao Martinez, que ha
bIta la casa cOntIgua dlchO solar. l5--l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

De Vieques nos particpan el sensible falieci-
miento oCurrido en- aquela Isla, vfctima de una
pulmon1a, del apreciable sefior don Manuel Sixto
de Andino persona generalmente estimada en-
aquella localidad.-Descance en- paz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Dice La Denaocracs0 que el sefor Llanos
Baeza, detenido en- la Carcel de San German, ha
dirigido al director del coega carta injuriosa
amenazandole para cuando 10 pongan en- ibertad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Pues senor, nuestro apreciable colega In IN
tegrGdad NacsomGl lee como le convene leer 8 no
se 6ja en- 10 que lee. Hace POGO nos hablaba de
las cartas que desde la Peninsula nos dirij1a ell
Excmo. Sr. .. Ulpiano Vald6s, que Sc halla tran
quilamente en- Hato grande, hoy con una can.
9sdss digna de mejor causa, re6ri6ndose 4 IN ar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Segun leemos en- La LaclGdt la Habanas s~el
telegrama quo pubicamos aver, referente que
la esposa de personaje visit6 en- Madrid una
eevad1sima DANA, y que esta le reproch6 ciertas
altiveces, Sc refere la Sra de Canovas del Cas-
tilio y S. NJ. la Reina Regente El colega cubano
cree que este suceso puede tener mucha resona
cion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Para el domingo pr6ximo tene dispuesta la
Companfa dramatica de la sehora Martinez Casa
do el grandioso drama en- actos de Tamayo tt
tulado La Locwro de Amaor, que un eplsodio de
Ia vida de dofia Juana la Loca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02
VARIEDADES

Cerecedo Hermanos Ca acaban de recibir
nuevos bocaditos sabrosos por los dltimos vapo-
res Hay ali de TODD cuanto pueda Vd. necesi
tar. Especialidad en- Vinos y cervezas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Ha fallecido en- Ponce la senora dona Nata-
liza L. de Tarlats, madre del senor don Jacobo
socio de la casa de Comerclo Tarrats, Reverter y
Compania.-R T. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Ha fallecido en- su casa de campo de Roc
kaway Beach, New York, el l9 del pasado No
viembre 81 apreciable comerciante de aquella pla
"a Mr.. 9. W. Nieder, muy conocido apreciado
en- Puerto-Rco-R. l. r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Aver fue detenldo por la policfa y puesto
disposition del Juzgado, 81 individuo Enrique Sa
las, por supuesto autor del hurto de una posta de
carne al pesador Julio Gomez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Aver ingresaron en- la carcel de esta Capital,
los paisanos Miguel Ayala Lopez y Jose Lopez
Pelegrfn disposition del Gobernador General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Ell exceso de materiales que tenemos en- car.
terra, nos obliga dejar pa maRiana la publica
cl6n de la interesante carta de nuestro correspon
sal de Nueva- ork que recibimos hoy por ell va
por PartsG0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Sc halla vacante la plaza de Depositario del
Ayuntamiento de Barceoneta dotada con el ha
Der annual de $500, teniendo los aspirantes que
presentar fanza de $4,000 en- metallco $3, 600
en- finca r1stica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Cada dia adquieren mas renombre los Prepa
radios Balsamicoa al Guayacol del doctor Rodrl.
guez Castro, para combatir las intermediates del
pecho y la garganta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

En- 81 correo entrado aver de la Peninsula Ia
llegado entire otrcs amigos, acompanado de su
bella esposa (recientemente casados) 81 Sr D. Die,
go Garcia, propietario comerciante del pueblo
de Rio.pledras; le damos la mas afectuosa bienve
nida edeseamos eterna luna de miel
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-12-02

Con carga general de provlsiones y MADEIRA
ha entrado al puerto de Ponce procedente de
New Y ork, la goleta americana NJ A. Achoa0n.