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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

CONsEJO LAS AsMADREs.-M Jarabe Calrnante de
sonora WinsloW debera usase sempre cuando los nos
pequeho paciente produce sueno ranquilo natural
a1v1ando todo door, amanece e angeito sueno fez
do las encias cama todo dolor rgulaa los ntesnos
meor remedio conoco para arreas ocasionada DOR
a dentfci6n q otra causa
LA EMULSION DE SCOTT ttene grandes propiedadss
cuatiyas reconsttuyentes de enfemedades del
Pecho, Escr0fula, Raqutsmo, ETC.
Sahagun, Colombia, JUNO 8, 1884.
Sehores " Scott Bovine. e.n-Muy senores mios: Acabo
de recibr atenta, fecha Mayo La afamada pre-
preparation Emulsion Scott tana reputacion ha ad
La ne usado connuare usandola todos los para
que est ndcada uado Ia experenca de excelen
tes resutados de modo que magnifco preparado ne
luego mi humde pero enthusiastic acogda Soy de
ustedes con la mayor cOnsderacon gracas por nu
nura atento s. s. q. b. g. m.-Dr. "Casimiro Vega. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

VAPORES que SO esperan: 81 espahol Ca
toluEa sali6 del puerto de Cadiz con rumbo al
nuestro el 10 del corriente. El esp. Gran An
tslla llegara este puerto & fines de mes, proce
dente de Barcelona escala. El esp. Ramon de
Larrssogo saldra ell 20 del cosriente de Liverpool
E esp. Avil6s saldra 81 % del corriente, por
Ia costa del Oeste con carga pasajeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

En- Mayaguez Sc ha declarado una partida de
rateros escaladores de casas que traen intran-
quilo al vecindarlo. Los peri6dicos de aquella
localidad diario nos dan cuenta de nuevos er-
persmentos que SO verifcan cada dia. 10 peor
es QUE pocas veces se d4 con los ladrones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21
COMUNICADO
Aibonito, Mayo l9 de 1898.

Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senior mlo: Encontrandome en- esta 10.
calidad comprando tabaco negocio al que me de-
dico recorriendo 81 fertil barrio de LA Plata.
donde Sc da en- abundancia el mencionado fruto.
para ultimar una negotiation, me fu6 forzoso
acercarme la escuea que alli dirige don Alejan
drino Iayas en- demanda de un pedazo de papel.
pluma tinfa para efectuar por escrito dicha ne.
gociaci6n; aquf de mi eorpra>a: Ell senor zayas
me contesto que DO solamente carecia del papel de
la puma de la tlnta siDo que tambien de un
NAL lapiz,
Carecer una escuela de todo ESQ
Me consta que 81 Municipio atiende con pun.
tualidad todas esas necesidades: por cierto que
involuntariamente hube de exclamar en- vista de
tai carencia: Como anda esa escuela Last.
ma que este tan abandonada Pobre barrio,
pobres nihos, pobres padres pobre escuela
Para testi6car 10 que digo, ademas de los
mismos ninos ahf esta don Avelino Cavaltini.
comerciante y propietario de este pueblo, que en-
esos momentos Sc hallaba presente.
Sergio Dsdz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

suicida 81 conocimiento quedando en- buen es.
tado. Un doctor se encarg6 de Mrs. Loder y
Miss Loder, no sin algdn trabajo logr6 hbrar
las de Ia acci6n de los t6xicos que hablan inge-
rido. Los tres suicidas estan enteramente fuera
de peligro.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Sc halla vacante en- 1a Jefatura de Obras pfi.
blicas una plaza de Escribiente So dotada con
300 pesos anuales. Sc cubrira por oposicion, Ia
que tendra lugar 81 26 del corriente, admitendo-
50 las solicitudes hasta ell dia rs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Han contraldo matrlmonio en- Mayaguez el
apreciable joven don Juan Otero Quinones Ia
virtuosa seforita doha Josefa Bernardini.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

81 sefior don Manuel Egozcue he tenido Ia
atencion de participarnos que nombrado por este
Goblerno General, vice presidents de Ia Comisi6n
Provincial, ha tornado desde el Is del corrlente
possession de su Importance cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Ell AUXILIAR DE LA GRAMMATICAL,
6bra utilfsma para los que quieran estudiar on
las Normales hacer oposiciones escuelas, Sc
vende 1nicamente en- la librerfa de B. F. Sanjur
10 Vidal 100
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

A Ia hora de compaglnar hoy domingo las
de Ia tarde LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA (que Sc re
parte mas mprano los dlas ferlados) no esta
sedalado el vapor correo de Espa6a que se espe.
ra desde aver
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Ri vapor Pautsno Cal go en- Mayaguez para
trasbordar en- esta Capital, SO saeos 4,075 kilos
cafe saco 80 kllos az1car una GAIA ron. En-
aquel mercado SO cotizaS cafe de $28 & $50 y azd.
car de $44 81 por extreme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Sc cotlza cafe en- Ponce desde $263 hasta
$2S4 por extremes; azdcar refno al rededor de
$44; moscabado claro $53 mieles de $50
$40 seg1n clase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21
Dice un colega de CuOa:

DlC0 III COl0&a u0 OuUas
"Una moda, que 90 de esperar no encuentre
adeptos entire nosotros, tiende implantarse en-
la alta aristocracia britannica. Esta moda es ell
tatUG1e Las prlmeras personas que sometieron
gu cnerpo al tatuaje fueron el difunto Duque de
Clarence y 81 Duque de York. Ambos Sc totuo-
ron en- ell Japon, & bordo del crucero Pracate
Los augustos tatuados referen la operaci6n :
"Tres horas- -dicen-dur6 la faena. El tatuador
dibuj6 un dragon grande azul rojo desde el
hombro hasta la mufeca. Comenzo indicando
los contornos con tinta indiana mezcada con
aqua; despues anadio los colores requeridos con
ayuda de un pequeho Instruments semejante
un cepillo de pelo de camello, pero en- 81 que los
pelos estan sustituidos por una infinidad de agu-
Jas muy agudas. El tatuador, por su parte, tie.
ne ell cuerpo enteramente cubierto de maravillo-
sas fguras, que dan & su piel el aspecto de una
tea de seda riquisimamente bcriada Anadi.
mos que un artista japon9s ha llegado Londres,
donde tatda & las damas los caballeles, con
divisas, fguras inscripciones de toda espe ie.''
Juiclos orales pdbllcos que Sc celebraran
en- la semana pr6xima en- la Sala de 10 criminal
de esta Audiencia: el % los seguldos contra Ro
sario Rondon Caaiano Perez Perez, de Vega.
baia Antonio Castro Martinez, de esta Capital
eI % los seguidos contra Norberto Cortes Isaias
Rosario, Jose Ocasio Radrfguez Jose Perez So
to, de Vega. .baja; el q 81 segnido contra Ma.
nuel Serran0 Landron; de Vega baja; el 25 los
de Francisco Isabel Juan Bautista Geigel, de
esta Capital 81 36 81 de Rafael zenon Roman
de esta Gapital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

La Rep&blsca de Areclbo acusa varios au-
,tonomistas de aquella villa de haber tornado par
tie en- las dltimas elecciones para conceiales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Dicen de Utuado que los incondicionales
ubarristas vencidos por Ia disidencia, SO prepa
raron CON TEMPO para lograr su triunfo 10 que
hace mas vsrgonzosa su derrota. Eliminaron
de las listas del Censo unes 80 electores, de-
jaron de incluir mas de 200 difataron las cleo
clones para coatar CON el apoyo que esperaban
del cacique de Arecibo. NADIA vallo. Jamas Sc
han visto en- Utuado elecciones tan luchadas. Los
detalles de ella son los siguientes: primer Cole.
gio, So votos por los disidentes y 9por los uba-
rristas-Segundo Colegio, So rs respectiva-
mente.-Tercer Coleglo, 81 y 7.-Cuarto Coleglo,
35 4.-Total de votos 1872 por los disidentes y
IS por los ubarristas-Dice que el cura tuba
rrsta) diJo un elector: 1e separos de Ia lgiesso
So votas contra tn c,sra el elector voto por los
disidentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

En- Ia tpoglafla de LA CORRESPONDENCE se
hacen toda clase de trabajos de imprenta con
tipos enteramente nuevos y & precos muy eco
n6micos. 2O-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Ha regresado de su corto viaje & Ponce
nuestro amigo 81 medico home6pata doctor Cha.
Con, que slgue recibiendo consultas de 8 10 de
la maflana en- su residencia Gale de San Francis
co, casa ndmero 50, baios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Hemos dido decir que nuestro amigo ell Sr.
=. jaime Comas ha sido nombrado director de
este Institute Provincial de 2a Enaafanz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Sc calculan en- SO NIL duIos las perdldas
del dltimo incendio ocurrido on Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Con motive de scr hoy domingo de Pente.
costes, o6cio en- la misa de ..Catedral esta mada.
ma 81 Iltmo. Excmo. sefor Obispo de la DID.
cesis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21
Don NemesiO Picdi'e 'eo1 de'sa e,gsao;s saesa

el paradero de sn hermano don Faustino Diri-
jirse & IA fonda La Esperansa, Paseo de la Prin
cesa, Marina, Capital. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

En- una carta que publica 81 sehor Admins.
trador de la Central de Comunicaciones en- 81
Boletsn, dice que nota que LA CoRREspoNDENcIA,
ha alberto campana contra el Correo, desde que
Sc nos aument6 de Is & Is pesetas 81 porte dia-
rio que pagamos para el interior de la 1sla. Els
una valvula de escape como otra cualquiera.
Empezamos hace dos amos y medic pagando s
pesetas diarias, despu9s 8 Il; ahora l8. .:.
Luego seran 81, "a, q etc. LA CoRREsPoNDEN-
OLA aumenta de dia en- dia sus ediciones. Hemos
alberto campaha, por malo, haciendonos eco de
nosotros mismos del clamoreo general de TODD
el pals particularmente del Comercio contra el
servicio de Comunicaciones. 7 no cejaremos
antes obstAculos nj bravatas. Cumpliremos con
nuestro deber reira mejor 81 1ltimo que ria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21
El Dr.. Saldana

particspa al pdbhco aus cIlentes, haber trasla-
dado 50 domicilio y gabinete de consulta ID ca
lie de la Fortaleza ndmero 80, esquina Ia entra-
da del teatro 6O-48
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Algunos sefiores del interior que, como no.
sotros, han almorzado hoy divinamente en- La ca.
ta1ano, auplican publican las siguientes lfneas.
"Sr Director de LA CoRREspoNDENo1A.--
Muy sefior mfo: Los que suscriben, declaran que
han almorzado hoy en- La Catalina que como
en- los grandes restaurants de Europa de Ia
Habana, no han hecho pedido que no haya eido
satisfecho, que 81 servicio es exquisite = esme.
RADIO. Le rogamos su publication para satisfac.
ci6n del dueho del establecimiento seior Fonta.
nillas.-F Francisco Psres- Diego L6pes.-Psdro
Peres.-H Hernaogenes Ds0s.-Nscozds Dsaz Ar5o.
zed0."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Hemos recibido hoy medic dia el siguien-
to telegrama de Vega.baia para donde saIieron
hoy por ferro carril un buen grupo de excursio.
nistas de distinguidas familias de la Capital in.
vitadas por Ia estimable del doctor Padilla. del
dicho pueblo.-Dice el telegrama: ssViaje ami
madlsimo; manana deliciosa. Distinguida fami.
ia fadllla nos recibi6 estaci6n. Gra poetica lu-
gar "Ojo de Abril (?)'.-Almuerzo espl@ndido.
preparase baile Fanlilia Padilla prodiganos in.
fnitaa atenciones. Maria, Adelina, Juanita, Au.
rora, Abigail, Belsn, Lolita Yeyi, Carload. Pepi.
ia, Natalia, Solas Tineo, Potter, Vega Vale.
Reyes, Aliaga, Cruz, sabat, soliyera, Rodeyro,
Goenaga, Paniagua." !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

Varias damas de Nueva. ork, sc ocupan {
recaular fondes para elevar otra estatua de Il
bel Ia Cat6lica en- Ia So Avenida frente en- do
de SO eleva una estatua de Colon.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

10y por Ia mahana remltimos los paquetes
del periodico al Correo, pesandolos antes en- Ia
bascula del comerciante vecino nuestro, on la que
resultaron SO kilos 20 gramos. En- Ia o6cina
de Comunlcaciones los pesalons tambien dicen
que alcanzaron & 80 kilos y nos cobraron como
81 fuesen sesentG. Hallamos una d1ferencia en-
las basculas de kiloa $50 gramos alguna de
elias marchara NAL. Tomaremos nuestras medi.
das parasaveriguar 6jamente como anda la de la
o6cina postal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

81 doctor George J. Engleman. de la Uni.
versidad Medica de San Luis Missouri, ha in.
ventado un pequefio instrumento, al que ha da.
do 81 nombre de "interruptor" que SO espera
sea de gran valor para aplicar en- terap6utica Ia
electricidad faradica. 81 instrumental produce
$4,000 interrupciones por minute, mientras que
los anteriores de esta clase solo daban 10. 600.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21
IA sAs!aEa!A !aAvtEsA T!ss0T

GALE DE La FORIALEZA NUN. 81.
Acaba de recibir casimires ingleses, cortes
de chaleco de pique y seda, un gran surtido de
telas de azdl marino extra superiores raes heeh0s
de caslmir, lanilla negra azul, arnerlcanas de
alpaca, CAPAS Mac -1NTOSCH, todo pre-
clos muy m6dicos. lO-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-21

LA gente de buen paladar on Puerto Rico,
solo gssta vino de Logrofo del que venden SO.
brino de Lulha Ca.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
ONE OPINION OF DOYLE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26, 1885.
My Dear Mama: | send by this mail the
DoylN SAID he had written would send them.
l don't think they will De OF much service TO
you as they require law library and lawyer
10 explain them. Everything Is going lust the
same before and nothing much can be done
for several months. l am kept very busy now,
as we have to take stock on account of Mr..
Deane's death ana his interest in the firm Will
cease on July l. l saw liltle Peter. lie came
10 call OH us and L thanked him for his kind
ness to you all while in Dublin and told him
you all thought he was exceedingly kind In civ.
ing up his rooms to you He wanted us 10 go
out yachting with him, but as l have to be at
business all day, and especially so now. l didn't
care much about going. However Sam went
aud l expect he will be gone for a week
Ii is very stupid for Sam here at present, but
think when he gets TO know the people he Will
like 1t better. The doctor says bis health is
very bad and he Will have 10 take very good
care OF himself If he wishes to regain his health
/ find Sam very quiet and very good ualured
fellow, and have no trouble In getting along
with him. think il will be good idea for him
to travel around the State little. and besides
being good Tor his health lie will be able o
make up his mind whether he wishes to remain
In California or not. Everything seems so
changed now, and feel changed very much.
miss papa very much, Tor though we did have a
few rows, | knew always had some one 10 fall
back on. but now there Is no one. l made up
my mind TO try and do all can 10 carry on the
business and .hope will be successful. Mr..
Grant is exceedingly kind, and though he may
not be as eloquent in speech as some Of
our friends, l would rather have him
than any OF them. Talk you know is very
cheap. My dear mamma. be very careful in
answering any of MIR. Doyles letters or In sign
ing your name to anything. He Is man
don't admire very much, but who is very able
man; talks very well indeed, And also writes
very effective letter. But you know where
there Is 50 much smoke there is sure 10 be fire.
and nearly every one has but one opinion OF
John L. Doyle, and can assure that doesn't
rebound TO his credit Several letters came to
you from lssie, Nellie and Fannie. thought
they were for me. so Will keep them Till you
praIsement Of the estate, but 1t do not include
what papa owed so 1t Is stiil too high Please
write and let me know II there Is anything in
particular you wish o be attended to- ahd let
me know what your ideas concerning Sam are.
Don't forget that you will share In the execu-
tors fees as soon as you qualify. Ever your
Obedient son. d. T. M
Thank The dear girl for her letter aad telI
i Will write TO her.
The morning call., 1893-06-11

and which. to say the least, was very indelicate
and showed from the beginning his object. He
doesn't act himself as our lawyer. but refers
every one TO his partner, so he will not only
receive his fees an executor, but will also his
firms lawyers fees. l took a lawyer as |
wrote in one OF my letters, l think 1t was on
June %, so do not know you received il.
thought had better have some outside advice,
50 | went TO Colonel Thornton and told him
that did not come to him as representing the
family, but individually; that l wanted the
privilege OF coming and asking bis opinion
whenever some question or action came up that
l did not understand, and / wished 10 know
what his fee would be, and he told me Just for
that it would be only nominal one. l hope you
received my letter telling you all about him, but
| am afraid 1t just missed you. or course when
you arrive here and qualify, you and Mr.. Grant
VIII constitute a majority, and MIR. Doyle will
be exceedingly civil, as his consent VIII be re-
quired for nothing. MIR. Grants lawyer told
him that the articles OF copartnership which we
signed before papa'S death are void as he died
before they went into effect. and Mr.. Grant
came and asked M If thought you wished the
firm to go on. He said, Il wish to carry out
your fathers instructions to the letter, but at
the same time II your mother should have any
objection l should regard that as final" When
the cable came 10 instruct Bl0unt TO deliver
papa's box and papers toyou, be at once wished
to telegraph him TO do so, and went down to
Doyle's to get him 10 sign II, and Doyle refused
TO sign II, gtving as an excuse that they had no
authority over Blount. But think the reason
may have been that some OF his own CORE
spondence may have been among these papers,
which he though might possibly weaken his in
nuence with you if you were l o read them. Letme
know when you intend starting. and viii have
Il railroad friend OF mine to telegraph his COM
paDy to arrange your route for you and see that
you are made as comfortable as possible. Gus
Bowie is In New York, and will telegraph him
10 call on you when l find out where you are
staying He will be able 10 tell you everything
that has taken place out here. He Is my most
Intimate friend. ana You can talk To MIN ike
you would 10 me. He has often told me how
fond he was OF you when be was small boy
and you came 10 his mothers house, and l am
sur he will do anything In the world be can
for you that he possibly can, and you need not
be afraid to ask him and tell him l have told
you that you needn't hesitate t0 call on him.
Just telegraph me when you arrive, and II you
wish me to have my railroad friend to arrange
matters or II you would prefer to arrange mat
ters yourself. Hoping you have had safe ana
ever your devoted son, d. T. NJ.
The morning call., 1893-06-11

everything in shape on the outside and come
out anu qualify as an executriX, as then no
step can be taken without your consent. Ii
VIII be necessary for you to get tile power of
attorney OF each of the heirs that do not come
out with you, as then you can speak for all VINO
are not present authoritative!y, and no lawyer
can be run in TO represent Ihe absent heirs.
Then when everything Is settled they can give
their power OF attorneys to some competent and
honest man and pay him to look after their
affairs. Come ont as soon as you have settled
everything, ana would not be surprised if you
had 10 remain here year. So arrange your
affairs II possible SO you will have
nothing to worry YOU and make you anxious TO
return, and l think If you can reach here by
September you ought to be here. Don't omit
obtaining The power of attorney for each OF the
children who do not come with you aud have
the papers drawn up at the American legation.
You know as an eXecutriX you are ntited TO
part OF the fees. Now, as Mr.. Grant will not
accent any, for he told me if there were NIL
lion he would not accept cent. AS it is now
there VIII only be two. Doyle and Grant. but
when you qualify that reduces Doye's fees. as
you then take third Of the fees. That is all
can think OF at present but will write soon
again. don't hear anything of Genie. Is lie
on The way ont? VIII see the will of '72 this
afternoon. Much love 10 all and yourself.
Ever your devoted son, D. T. Nj. JR.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
DEAR MAMMA, DON'T WORRY.

My Dear Mammal Have just received your
letter which you wrote on the Etruria. Since
then OF course you have received my letters.
was awfully sorry 10 hear you were not pleased
with your stateroOms; they certainly charged
enough. Now, mamma, don't worry. think
you were very wise In not coming out imme-
diately. l thought, and still think. it was the
best plan for you TO settle everything up on
ihe other side, Instead OF coming out here anu
then nave TO return, as you would have done
nad you come straight out. My dear mamma,
Mr.. Donohoe can say what he pleases about
the gas matter. know the whole affair and
what he did In the matter, and | have told you
my opinion OF ii. In papas trunk found a
great number OF old leters-neaIly all the let
tiers we ever wIOte. l Intend separating them,
so that We each cNn have our l-tters. There
are also number from that ScOundrel BlOunt,
and his former partner Tucker, who ought to
be roasting If he is not. Then l have some
full OF such good advice. | will keep them all
which papa left In Blounrs once?
My dear mamma. don't WORRY yourself
Everything | am sue, will come out all right.
ana as for your surIendering any of your rights
to what is yours l won'i consent IL for one,
and am sure the others feel the sam way. Sam
has gone to Santa Cruz and has not vet re-
turned, so l semi your letters to him. TO-mor-
row l become 4 partner in NJ. g. s. Co., with
Joe Grant. We have very long hours, but
am glad of anything TO keep busy. You know
L can hardly ealiZe that papa has gone. 1t
seems as II he were only In New York or Len
don and would soon be returning. Nothing
new. Everything is going on slowly. Win
much love, your devoted son, ID. T. NJ.