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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

T.. II. Desilets has been appointed post.
master at Manville.
This afternoon the Aquidnecks OF New
port will play game of football with the
Brown university eleven.
The Providence telephone company has
done away with its battery AT the New
port Office and installed a generator that
ruus from the electric light current
The Democratic state central com mmittee
will mold a meeting today and discuss
the candidates tor the Valley Falls post
Office. There are two aspirants for the
position, and both are well backed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
STEPHEN CORNELL DEAD.
He Was u Member of tho Common Coun-
eil Many Years Ago.


cil Many Years Ago.
After long illness Stephen Cornell
dieG in this city yesterday. He was born
in Rebohoth. Mass. Nov 8, 1909, aud at
the age Of IL entered the store OF Captain
Joseph Luther of Swansea. where he re-
mained four years. In 1881 he came to
Providence aud entered the employ of the
Providence dyeiug. bleaching and calen-
dering company. with which concern he
remained flfty-two years, thirty-one years
Of this period as general superintendent.
eleven years as general agent and treas
urer and five years rs president,
Mr.. Cornell was a member OF the COM
mon council in 1854 1855 aud 1852 aud
was prominent in the old volunteer fire
department.
His only child. William o. Cornell,
survives him. His two brothers also
survive him, Mr.. James Cornell o.
Daniels, Cornell 81 Co. and Mr.. Mason
Cornell of Cranston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
WOONSOcXET.
A Man Taken Ill on n Train While on the
Way to Providence.

While on his way from Springfield to
Providence yesferd ", man named
McQuetin was taken iii on the train that
reached WooDsocket at % p. m. DIR.
Hills boarded the train and found
McQuetiu suffering from an attack Of
rleurisy or acute neuralgia. He applied
the necessary remedies, and the sick man
continued his journey.
The bond OF DIR. Madden, guardian of
Andrew Donahoe. has been incr, ased
from $780, 900 to $3.50 900, the American
Society Insurance company Of New York
being accepted as surety. The Rhode
Island insurance commissioner states
that the company has paid-up capital OF
S2,0O0,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
THEY WILL BUILD.
Providence Property Owners Who will
Improve Their Estates.

Improve iher Estates.
The following notices OF intention to
build have been received at the city en-
gineer's office during the week ending
October 90. 1898
John Henderson, Alger street.
Allen Scbofied. Logan avenue.
George A.. Youlden, Massachusetts, avenue.
George A. Youlden. Black one street.
Miss Mary A. Banigan, corner Wayland avenue
and Doug las street.
nc. IA Robinson Pond street
Providence Custom Laundry. corner Prairie
avenue and Blac acksione street.
Heirs OF Mary McNanley corner Tent and
Cedar streets.
Dennis Cossgan and wife. Trenton street.
Charles Alexander, cor. Howland and Beneflt
Streets
Lanberton Brothers, Smith street
J. II. Paine Helen h. and Ella NJ Pierce, corner
Cranston and Brldgham str cts.
Michael McDonou ST. James street.
Berna q MCGuinness. corner Murphy and West
Exchange streets.
r.. a. SIN tn, Ford street.
SamueI Walker and wife, Morris avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
Knocked Down and Run Over.

John Swan, living in North Providence,
while crossing Canal street at Steeple
street this. morning. was knocked dow n
and run over by wagon owned by Nc
Kenna Bros, and sustained severe in njurlss
to his shoulders aud body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
STINcY STOCKHOLDERS.
They Refused to Pay $3.50 for Hospital
He'd for Injured Employees.
sPEcIAL TO THE NEWS.

FALL RIVER. Oct. 2L-The annual meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Chace mills
was held yesterday. A proposition was
made to pay $3.50 "for . bed Ia the
Hospital OF the Good Samaritan for the
use OF operatives who are injured while
at work" The stockholders rejected the
proposition. This action is causing deal
OF discussion.
The Chace mills have contracts enough
to last until the FIRST Of next year Dur
ing the past year the corporation has
earned S144 9l9. on capital of 100000.
In other words. the earnings were about
2s per cent. Each spindle earned S2.73.
The sum Of 10000 was charged off for
depreciation. etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
STRUCK BY THE BRIDGE.
brakeman Charles Newton Killed on the
Boston Freight Today.

BostOn HrelEht IOdny.
Charles Newton, 81 years of age, brake
man on the "B ston" freight due here at
7:l5 this morning, was struck by the dry
bridge just below East Greenwich aud
was killed. Newton was riding on the
top Of The train and did not see the bridge.
HIS head was split op n and badly crushed
by the blow aud few mi utes
later he was found by his fellow brake
men lying unconscious on the top of the
car. The train was stopp d at Green
wich aud DIR. Carpenter was called, but
before he arrived Newton expired.
The body was brought TO this city and
was taken 10 the morgue. Newton leaves
wife aud two children, who live on Vim
ton street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
improvement I'm Trade

Is certain TO follow use OF cuts II made by The ]
j. Ryder Co.. engraver r. and printers. 2in Westmin
ster. Invitations and visiting cards a speciality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
looK,NGClAN

evidently reasoned out In his own mind
that one who loves God aud wants TO see
him should be given the opportunity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21

There II no excuse for any man TO appear In
society with grizzly beard siace the Introduction
OF Buckingham's Dye. which colors q natural
brown or black.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
TO LET-TENEMENTs.
-hree tines under this heading 10 cents

no LET TEN MINUTES FROM DEPOT,
i lower tenement OF five rooms uppe- OF eight
nue. sept 2-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21

Would respectfully announce that they viii resume
instruction SATURDAY. Oct Ia, at 3 o'clock D.
m For further information please call send
stamp for circular at No. 1s6 weyhosset street.
Academy open daily Business hours from IL to
o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21

The little four year old boy of a neigh
b)r OF niue was playing on the piazzt of
his fathers house the other day, In the
sunlight. His mother was scared near
the window aud was attracted
by the stiffness OF the youthful
heir. Going TO the window she
saw he had fly on the back of his left
hand and overheard the following, 'Ttty
fly, iity fly, does 90 love
Dod |" The 1y presumably nodded
his head. "Itty az, itty fly, would
90 like to see bod ~ The nv
must have nodded again. "Go see
him them" said the younaster as he
slapped his right nLnd down over the iy
and crushed him TO death. What could
the mother say to the child. who had
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21

A CORE spondent writes the Looking
Glass as follows: 81 am glad to tnat
The News omits printing tales of
scandal and sensation that one
OF its contemporaries delights In
publishing and especially when
it relates TO institutions that are doing
noble work ia our midst" The News
goes iuto the homes. and its management
proposes that it shall be clean, wholesome
and interesting. Aud 1t can b, all three
without pandering to the scandal -mongers
and the depraved. IL is n standing and
inn erative rule of The News not to print
anything which would teud to bring a
blush IT, the face of the most modest
young girl and that explains why 1t is
welcomed into the homes Of Providence
and vicinity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-21
FOR SALE-KEAL ESTATE
Three tines under this heddtno 10 centa

L'oR SALE IN ELMwooD-2<-sToRY FAMILY
IL house. rooms on each floor; modern I'M
irovements. Furnace. sewer connection etc. Is
paying IL per cent. on price, <4500. Terms easy.
Address B-23, News Office. oct 7-tf
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
DIED,

Fairfeld-July ?, Richard sanborn aged IS
years,
Fairfeld-July O. Mrs A, X. Clark aged 81
years.
Skowhegan-Junc3 30, Mrs Susan Drew Miller
aged nearly SIS years.
Skowhegan-July J., benjamin Hurd aged, 81
years
Concord-July 2, MIR. William f. Davis, aged
- years, month and days
st. Albans-June %, Mrs Ester Parkman
aged IS years.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
4 ssignment of Teachers
For SKowHEGAN SCHOOLS, FALL TERM
ISo2.

+ OR SKoWIlEGAN SCHOOLS, FALL | ERIN
1893.
High School-D. w. Hall, Principal ;
Lora q. Cummings of Saco, Fannie M,
Moulton of Bath, Assistants.
First Grammar-kate Haley, Principal ;
Mary E. Ward, Assistant.
Second Grammar-Leavitt St, Addie
X. Smith; Park School, Annie L.
Doughty of Brunswick.
lntermedate-Lea St, Addie NJ.
Swain Park School, Belle G, Hutchinson.
Upper Primary-Leavitt St, Hattie
Hartwell of Madison Park School, Violet
V Durgin.
Lower Prmary-Park, Lizzie w. Hea-
ley; Mechanic ST., Hattie NJ. Avore
West Front St, Bessie NJ. Fletcher
Pleasant ST., Ruth &. Cushing Leavitt
St, Blanche Tahtish Jewett St, Flor
ence Bartlett.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

We are informed that the organization
of the Shoe Manufacturing Company Of
Which the REloRrEH spoke soon after
kecne Brothers cut loose from SAowhe-
gan Is practically assured
We are not informed OF it. exact mal,c
up but understand that Geo. b. Stafford,
Chas. \. Marston. James Il. Frost. j.
ID. knights will be among the stock
holders and the active managers of the
company. The company propose 10 ret
AT work very early. do a snug. business
and enlarge IT. time and circumstance.
justify them in doing.
This proposed company has nude II
proposition to the NkoWhegan Manu-
featuring Company to take five years
lease of the plant and carry on the bu,i-
ness of manufacturing shoes, make all
necessary repairs, pay the taxes and
keep the property insured. The direc-
tors OF the corporation have called Il
meeting of the stockholders to take the
proposition under consideration. The
puiI'ihS> iuu Illu stand the company
s3G,O00, OF which sum there remains Il
debt of about $1,000. The director,
have talked the matter over somewhat
aud have the feeling that if they put
their property in rent free. the bust
ness men and the citizens of the town
who did hot purchase stock in the en-
terprise 10 years ago should take hold
now and help along the cause by taking
stock IN the company to the amount of
this floating debt of 81 900.
1t seems to us III this they are entirely
reasonable. There are citizens WHO can
well afford to do thi, ana business men
who should do it rs a matter of good
business policy.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

Mrs. 5. J. Walton Is in Boston this
week.
Miss Hattie Marble i visiting friends
in Bangor this week.
Miss Mabel Archer of FAIRFIELD, is the
guest of Miss Gertrude Webb.
Miss Caddie IIaine- went TO Mouse
island for the summer on Wednesday
last.
Mr.. Harvey White is spending his
vacation with relatives at Prince Ed
wards Island.
Nj. E. o. Head Of Rockland is in
town this week calling on his many
friends here.
Hon {. \. Mar.ton and his son Roy.
left home this morning for Chicago to
spend month at the Fair.
Closing out shirt waist. at W. IL.
Wildes.' silk from s2.oa up. Print.
35ets.. Others i'll proportion.
NJ. Fred 5. Hallof Minneapolis, Mimi,
arrived in town thi, week ON Il visit of
some length to his family.
The degree of \ NJ. was conferred
upon d. ". Hall, the popultr principal
of Skowhegan High school. nj Colby last
week.
Mai. Geo. Z. colby of the 2nd regi-
ment Patriarchs Militant of Maine. has
appointed Chevalier {. \. Marston up
ON his stall.
Chandler Tutte and wife were called
to Norway ON saturday last, to attend
the funeral of II sister of Mrs. futile,
Mrs. Flora rhayer
Misses Annie and I.innie Nyc left on
this mornings train for the White
Mountains. They will spend the sum
mer at the Gplands House.
W. II. Wiggin and wife of Belfast.
Edw Emery and wife of Gardiner, A.
/. Murphy of Augusta, and Forest
Brown of Newport. were in town over
the Fourth.
Mr.. J. L. Frost returned to his labors
with keene Bros. Lynn. on Wednesday,
but unless many signs fail Us. before
MANY weeks he will return and again
take mp his residence with us.
The best of order prevailed in town
Tuesday, Notwithstanding the great
crowds of people. There was very
little drunkenness and no accidents to
persons or smash-ups with teams.
With promptness that is commenda-
Bile Commissioner Gilman had crew of
men cleaning up our streets Wednesday
of the paper and other refuse matter that
collected rs Il natural result of the ccle-
bration.
Daeey Y Taylor, the sewer contrac-
tors, true to their promise had Madi-
son Avenue in fine condition ON July 1.
notwithstanding the brief time they had
to accomplish the work. and are to be
commended for their efforts.
Mr.. F. Il. Groves of Lewiston, who
participated in the several bicyclst CON
tests on July 18th. is son-in-law of W.
w Brown of Harmony. aud with his
wife has been spending the week there.
Mr.. Grov g is gentleman one is pleased
to meet, and won many friends in town
during his stay here.
The silver wedding of MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert I. Jewett was observed at their
home ON the afternoon and evening of
June 2sth last. Il large circle of relatives
and friends congregating to celebrate
the event 1t was Il very enjoyable oc-
casion for the participants, many of
whom left silver tokens marking the
event. Refreshments were served in
abundance,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
BORN.

Pittsfeld- June %, to the wife of Arthur
Bean, a son.
Harmony-Juue q, to the wife of Alfred
Willis Il daughter.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
WE! WE. WE! Says this
Little Pig

We sell the BUCKEYE Moving
Machines
We sell the OSBORN Moving
Machines
We sell the TIGER Horse Rakes
We sell the OSBORN all Steel Horse
Rake
We sell REPAIRS for all these Ma
chimes
We sell NEARLY EVERYTHING needed
by the farmer!
We have just received a ear load of
those jerks SHORTS. Parties APP
preciating the best Shorts in the world
can now be supplied by calling at the Old
Fletcher Store.
We also have some of those nice
jerks MIDDLINGS. We turn no one
away, because we are overstocked with
both. What we can't sell we intend to
eat.
We want 1000 lbs. Of butter at once in
exchange for Fruit Jars. This is the
chance for farmers wives. Do not miss
the opportunity.
CAIRNS, GOODRICH & BARTLETT.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

III Jackets and capes left at W. H..
"ldes', buy them at about your own
price.
our readers can i'll afford to buy a re-
until they have seen the
'urney" at Bragg & Varney's.
10 You want to buy carriage or har-
"e's: If so, call on l.. W. Chase. head
q"fterS for carriages and harnesses.
.'e Keeps large stock on hand, consist
Ds OIL earryalls, top and open buggies.
ana all kinds of open wagons and road
,'r'S' all grades of harnesses, light and
"eaVy' he will sell at wholesale or retail
AZ very low prices.
l.. w. CHASE,
Water ST., Skowhegan, Ne.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
CAIRNS, GOODRICH & BARTLETT.

DR.. Cuyler says: This great battle is
really with the drinking usages. We
are great deal more radical than those
who only exclaim, Down with the sa-
LOOM Don't you know that a large
part of the drunkenness is born from
social usages in the family, the school,
the college: The saloon only does the
finishing off.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
MARRIED.

Pittsfield-June2s, by c. c. Weeks, Esq. Mrs.
William Cooper of Pittsfield AID. Mrs. Mary l..
Ellis of Hallowell.
Fairfield duly l. At the home of Mr.. Warren
Emery, by Rev. II. Chase, Dr. Byron McIntire
of Clinton Me, and Miss Kate Scott of Wayne
Nebraska.
Mercer-June 30, 1893, by Rev. j. A. Jones,
Mr. james b. Naismth of Boston Mass, and
Miss Lucy b. Whtcomb of Mercer Me.
New Portand-June 2s, by Rev +. II. Butts.
Elmer II. Perry and Miss Emily Parsons, both
of New Portland
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
HANDkERCHIEFS!
HANDKERCHIEFS.

$4,000 worth of Ladies' Gents and
Children's Handkerchiefs; prices from SC.
to 35c. apiece. loo doz of the prettiest
SC. handkerchief you have ever seen in
this lot there are IS doz. of Children S
Initial Handkerchief. Childrens Linen
handkerchief at loo. apiece. loo doz.
Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in
white and colored embroideries, at sc
apiece in this lot there are many of the
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
Job Printing.

rb. Hob Printing Establishment conneoto a
~ IN. SOMERSET RERoRrER is prepared To
I'll classes of work. the richest as we'll as the
g. g., common Jobs. Competent and expert
srDeed worklnen are employed and a large
~ and business cards in great variety
Sol.3,r> of dances, bills of fare. programs etc,
v W. printed in great variety of styles on short
ea,,,r. commercial printing a specially.
6s.s.rs bv mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

Agents WANrEp.-To canvass fol
Kings Improved Liquid Waterproof
Backing apply to
TIE KING BLEACHING COMPANY,
SkoWhegan. Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

regular 25c. goods. IS dol Gents Color.
ed Bordered Iiandkerchiefs at &C., wort
loo. See our bargains at 10, I,1-2. &C
and Is cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

WANrEp-During August, boarding
place by lady and fourteen year old
daughter, within two or three miles of
this village Address with particulars.
Z. O. Box. 9l3. SkoWlegan.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06
KEEP COOL !!

500 Palm Leaf Fans, full size. at &c.
apiece or 3 for SC. A small lot OF regular
25c. Fans to be closed at 13c.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-07-06

See the qualities in black goods that
W. IL. Wildes sells for 15cts and 81 90,
REGULAR 81 100 and Sis goods.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-18

Goblerno General.-Negocsdo 3o-Fomen.
to.-Particfpase haberse recibido del Gobierno
de s. M. el cablegrama siguiente: "Concedido
credito doce mil pesos Chicago"
Secrstarfa.- Negociado % - Real Orden
conmutando la pena de tres amos, cuatro meses
ocho dias de prision correctional impuesta por
esta Audencia a Felipe Meyer Rejim6n por el
delito dc disparo de arma de fuego por la de
igual tempo de destlerro Ia distancia de 25 XII.
lometros del punto donde cometi6 ell delito-
Otra desestimsndo la instancia de don Francisco
Irizarri Lopez en- socitud de indulto de la pc.
na de dos amos, cuatro meses un dia de prision
correctional impuesta por la Audiencia de Ma.
yaguez, por ell delito de atentado contra la Auto
ridad
Negociado 6o-Reales Ordenes concediendo
Regium Exequatur para desempehar los cargos
de Vics,consul de Inglaterra en- Mayaguez Con
sui de Nicaragua en- Ponce, Consul del Paraguay
en- ssta Capital Vice-consul de Ingaterra en-
Arecibo respectivamente, los sehores don Ge
rardo Monefeldt, don Jose Miguel Morales, don
Manuel Fernandez Juncos don Juan Jose Ball
-Otra aprobando ell nombramiento INFERNO de
O6cial So de la Aduana de Ponce, hecho favor
de don Jose de Julian y Cahizsres
" Negociado de instruction Pdblica.- Real
Orden desestimando una instancia de don Juan
A. Davila, solictando SO nombre I'm tribunal que
10 examine en- esta lsla de Maestro de Obras.
Intervention General de la Administration
del Estado-Seccion de Contadurfs.-Facturas
quo 30 paSAIAu Oh la p1o4lua sen2na:
Sorteo Is.
Mario 20.--Facturs ndmero . 399.
ldem 2l.-- 1dem idem. - 400.
Idem o. Idem idem. go. 40l.
Cupon 80.
Idem 23.--Facturas ndmeros.. II 4 80.
Atrasos.
Idem a. Idem idem . 572 57a.
Tesorerfa Central de Hacienda P1blica-I
Los pagos de las atenciones del presente mes se
satisfaran en- la forme siguiente:-Marzo 49, Sec. |
clones A y Ga Idem "a Secciones 3.a S.
ldem a. Secciones "a 7.A-Idem %. Secci6n |
3.A--Abril 3. Pensiones general Idem S. |
Cesantes, jubilados retirados.--Idem T. Glasses |
pasivas residences en- Ia Peninsula. |
Comandancia de la Guardia Civil--Rest |
men numerico de los servicios prestados por la |
fuerza de la misma en- el mes pr6ximo pasado.
Banco Espahol de Puerto Rico. .---Situaci6n |
del mismo en- la tarde del de Febrero proximo
pasado.
Sociedad An6nima de Credito Mercantil en-
hquidacion.- de Ia misma en- la tarde
del % de Febrero del ano actual.
Resdmen de las observaciones meLeorol6gi.
cas- verifcadas On Ia Jefatura de 0bras P1blicas
durante los dias IL, II l3 del corrlente. |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-18

el nhmero de personas que 10 expresan que por
la cantidad que ofrecen, invite varios amigos dc
10 localidad para que contribuyesen con aquel
obieto. Escaso de tempo para realizar mi pro.
p6sito por Greer pr6xima Ia llegada de Ia mao
obtuve:
Del senor don P. de Santiago por 81 ell
Ayuntamiento $lO.-De don Bonocio Llaneza
$4.-De don Miguel Arzuaga $4.-De don Ma
nuel Diaz 81 De don Aurelio Jaureguizar 81
por mi $4.--Total $40 Y me apresure comu.
nicar & aquel amigo eT resultado de mis- gestiones
poniendo su disposition los referidos 80 pc.
SOS. Pero como su apreciable diario Be
me atribuye mi solo aquella ofrends, suplico {
usted Sc digne dar publicidad ests carts, por
que no pretendo en- manera aguns atribuirme
meritos que no me pertenecen. Con sentlmiento
de consideration anticpandole las grsciss,
me suscribo de usted affcmo amigo S. 5. Q. B.
g. M-RafaeL Balseiro
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TsIsgranas via 81. Thomas

(TRADUcIDos PARA LA CoRREsroNDENcIA)
Nueva York Is de Marzo--El emperador Y
Ia Emperatriz de Alemania quizas otros reyes
de Europa dicese que piensan ir Roma con mo.
two de la celebration de Ia bodas de plata del
Rey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS de Madrid dicen que
las C6rtes del Reino SO compondran de 392 dipu-
tados adictos al Gobierno 81 de oposici6n
Nueva York, l4.-Mercado.- Harina ST.
Lawrence 81 10 barril.--Id de maiz Brandewine
$2.S0-Tocino Mess $l94 barriL-Nueva esta.
ci6n @I94.-.-Azhcar cTistalizada $3 l5Il6. Re.
gular buen refno, $2H. --Cambios sobre Lon.
dres $4.s41 1Pesos meiioanos 651 centavos
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r E NJ | 7 I D OS
La svoIuci6n 50 imp0ne

Lastims grande que 81 gran partido espafol
Unconditional haya llegado al sstado de extrema.
de- laxitud que On gu organismo SO observa.
Desde estas montanas abruptas, desde estos
pehascos remotos vemos deslIzarse la nave, sin
brhjula, sin tim6n, azotads por las enfurecdas
aguas que Ia arrolan con fuerza incontrastable,
hasta sepultarIa en- 10 soledad del oceano.
Sc perdera, 81: su velamen esta roto; su Qui
lie tropez6 con arrecifes inmensos. j e. capi.
tan? IOhl 81 capltanl lPobre captain Esta
On CANA, sin poder conjurar IL tempestad Ne
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-18
Aqua

A pesar de haber proyectado levantar un p
80 d almacen propiedad del que suscribe nece
aitar por 10 tanto toda el aqua que contiene 81
algibe del mismo viendo la escasez de aqua que
hay on la Capital y para que los pobres puedan
cubrir sus necesidades, he resuelto que, dssde
manana de 10 de la misma, puedan venir
buscar aqua hasta que 90 agote Ia que contiene 81
algibe, suplieando mandsn criaturas que no
puedan sacarla nj cargar las calderetas.--Puerto-
Rico, Mario Is de lS93..-..R. Mendizd5al
Todo esto, hasta que Gallart 10 nombren
manana Senador esos compromettdos estar STEM
pre- baio un yugo vergonzoso. Gallart nos dara
acueducto, moneds espahola, etc., etc., etc., con
todas sus consecuencias.--..R Mendtzdbdl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-18
NOTICIAS GENERATES

FL Diputado Cortes electo por Areclbo,
senior don Ignacio Diaz Caneja, ha obsequiado
aver sas correlgionarios de Manatf don Ange.
Villamil Vendoval, don Ignacio Franco don
Tomas Agrait Deigado, con esplendido al
muerzo, habiendo salido altsmente satisfechos
los obsequiados de las fnas atenciones que les
dispensara en- su elegante morada, dicho Diputa-
do su distlngulda senora esposa