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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

written b. the editor-n-ch'ef or his as
sistants. When the editor-n-chief is a
man OF marked pers nality aud great
genius his articles can bs readily dis
tinguished from all the rest
Tod y few psople take the tro uble TO
read the editorials, and but few are In
flueDc ID by them. This is not iecauss
the articles are not la tue main good, but
because the people have been edu Gated TO
a higher plane, aud are often as capable
or forming correcs opinions as the edi-
torial writers IL has thus come TO pass
that the editorial page has but little
value, aud can genera ly be passed over.
The journal Of today calls for news gath
erers. not ess visits. The press is becom-
ing less and less a leader or reflector of
opinion and more and more newspaper. +.
Men Of strong personality do not care to
20 into the newspaper profession. They
20 into politics or business. Journals u
has ceased to be u profession. 1t cannot
be learned in any college. Journalism
does not consist entirely OF tine writing.
The simple fact IS tina, great journalists,
ike areat poets. are
Born, Not Made.
doubt whether there has ever been a
better journal than the New York
Tribune in its best days. The Herald,
thou m, wasac lose competitor, and he
two may have shared holors. The TrI
bune wanted to be III the advance guard /,
aud the Herald in the popular process
ssion. Thus the Tribune was Oh the
right side, and the Herald on the popu-
lar side Bennett. however, was the
most enterprising journalist OF his time.
lie spared no exp ;use to get the news or
tue day. His leaius has in large mea-
sure descendel to has son. Greeley
could never have acco ,nplished the feats
III news-gathering that BE nett accom-
plished, though ne succeeded with the
ster's great sp .eches Into print ahead OF
any other paper IN ths country.
lhe special foreign corresUondence Is
feature OF mouern Journalism. The
London Times seat William Howard
Russell to Irimea during the Crimean
Was in 1854 aud started tuis ove,lent.
Mr.. Russell lectured upon his return and
amons his hearers was Archibald For Des
who gaiued prominence In the Franco
Prussian war. On this side X. G. Stead
man, Charles G rleton CJffiu, WhiGelaw
Reid and John Russell Youug are num-
Dered among the war correspondents w.o
gained fame.
DR. Woodbury. spoke of the rise of the
sunday paper from Johnson's sunday
Monltor, published In li5S Uf the com &c
papers, Vi The religious papers, OF perl
odicais, oil illustrated journals and
womans placs III Journalism, ana In
closing I'd: Il Deli.ve there are four
princlpa factors in human progress.
vlz.: The pulpit, the public school, the
puulic library aud the press. Journal
ism, when entered into ia n proper spirit,
may be made "a powerful Instruments III
tte advancemenC of humanity and pub-
lie virtue"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
sixth District Court.

In the Sixth district court this mora
ing, Michael Cooney. charged with the
larceny of u coat, was sentenced to sixty
days at the Providence county Jail.
Cooney had just completed a term OF
thirty days for drunkenness and was re-
arrested as he was about to leave the
pre- nises by Deputy Wall.
Peer Murphy pleaded not guilty to
the charge of larceny Of coat from
Alfred Rees and was held for trial Friday.
John McDermott, charged with keep
ing disorderly house, was held until
FRIDAY for trial.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Stationery.

boats TOOK all the prizes in her class in
New York.
The breach of promise case Of Mr..
Sphinx has been adjourned two weeks.
In the meantime Mr.. Sphinx has married
another woman.
Charles p. Williams Is putting large
addition to his barn at 'Stone Ridge"
He is probably the largest land owner in
the town OF s onington. He has put out
large sums of money on his country resi-
AanNA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Mystic Matters

The Noank doctor who reported case
OF smallpox is said to have been In error.
The disease proves to be something else.
The three Cheney sisters OF this place
have an engagement to give readings aud
music ut Wakefield, X. i.
ID. v. Richmond has nearly completed
a large catboaI BJatmen think she will
be queen Of tho riv.r One Of Richmopd's g
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

AZ s:45 o'clock last evening Patrick
Armstrong, while driving on Potter's
avenue. was throw from his carriage by
tue sudden shying Of his horse. He
struck upon the curnilg, and was rem
dered unconscious. Dc. Chesebrow was
called, and ADVISED his removal to the
hospital, and he WAS accordingly taken
there ia the ambulance, but later went
to his home, $50 Public street. IL II
feai Ell that ls naS cVncussion OF tie
BRAIN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Calender, McAusIan & Troup
Company.
JOURNALISM.
ADDRESS ON NEWSPAPERS AND
THOSE VINO WRITE FOR THEM.
Rev. Dr. Augustus M. woodbury's Re-
marks Before the Rhode Island His
torical Society Last Evening.

The Rev. DIR. Augustus NJ. w odbury.
formerly pastor OF the Westminster
Unitarian church, gave the last OF a Sc
ries Of addresses at the cabinet of the
Rhode Island Historical society last
evening. His subject was, Journalists
and journalism"
DR.. Woodbury. reviewed the history OF
journalism. he paper of today, he said
Is nothinS like that OF certury ago
Then the papers werr slow, but trust
worthy, ana the editorials were carefully
supervised. Now much gossi % is printed
at which our fathers would throw up
their hands IL they could see il. There
was time when II WAS thought an honor
to huvc one s name appear In the public
prinI. but now the newspaper interviewer
invades The sacred ess of the home 10
accomplish his mission.
DIR. Woodbury. spoke OF the Tattler.
Spectator anu papers o. this class. but
said they were the iorerunners of the
magazines rather than the newspapers.
Tue hrst paper published in this coua-
try, he saul, was the Boston News Letter
IL appeared la l704 aud the day OF its
publication was made great event. The
paper was taken wet from the press and
looked upon with great curiosity. The
News Letter was published until l716
james franklin, "A brother of BENJAMIN,
started the New England Courant in
l19l. lie made himself obnoxious and
Benjamin, when lad OF 16 or IL. edit "a
the paper. Afterwards be janIn went
t. Pniladelpna and edited tie Universal
Instructor IN tue Arts aud Scie ices aud
Feansylvania Gaz .tte. The name was
shortened and the paper was call d the
Gazette. Il 1876 1t was merged into the
Philadelphia North American.
The Oldest paper ia the United Stat es
Is tie Newport Mercury. which Was
iounded IN los by James Franklin. a
pew OF benjamin. The Providence
Gazett. was established ia 175, b. Will
liam Goddard.
Papers made
Great Use Of Notices
In 1888 the Providence Journal advised
its readers To Encourage Domestic Iu-
dustry." Garrison's paper. the Lber-
ator, bore the figure OF "A negro in
shackles asking "Aa / not n Man aud a
Brother?" while the genius of emauci-
patioh is coming to his relief George
W. Chiids's publications are ador ed
with broken Sword c, tossed hy a Quill.
and tn statement Is made the Pen il
Migh,ier than the Sword.' The Mail
and Express publishes verse OF scrip
ture AT the he.i of It's editorial page.
Ia the journal of today the editorial
page attracts criticism aud comment.
The tone OF the entire paper il supposed
To be dominated by the ''leading article.D
which states the position OF the paper on
n certain question. The editorial page
owes It's origin To Daniel de Foe. VINO
published In the eighteenth century The
Review, "a po itical paper OF pronounced
opinion. TODAY the editorial lge con
sists Of lucubrattons on various topics,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
HOOd's
SarsapariIla
Cures

taken but three bottles and I ind myself
entirely cured. can sleep good every night. ]
can heartily recommend Hoods sarsaparilla to
the public" BLANCHE w. BRIDGES, IL Market
Street, Newburyport, Mass.
NIB. Do sure 70 get Hoods Sarsaparilla-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Burning Accident.
Followed by Extreme NeTs
vousnese

tered Nerves..
"Iwas burned badly about my face and hands.
and the doctor had little hope OF me. When
recovered from tho burn 1t left mo very nervous.
90 that could not keep still n moment. even
when asleep. tried various remedies but all
70 no effect, and then got a bottle OF Hoods
Sarsaparila and tried that Before had taken
n half hottie I began to feel better. have
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
House
Furnishings

500 Jardinieres to be sold at about
soc. on the dollar.
$50 Fire Proof Cooking Crooks at
IL and l7c.
$50 Stove Polishing Mittens l9c,
100 Enamelled Tables, for this sale
only 25c,
SO Round Clothes Baskets 29c.
40 Ten-piece Decorated Toilet Sets
Sl.89
100 Folding Cutting Tables, hard
wood 79c.
CUT CLASS.
In order to introduce our Cut Glass
Department to our patrons we
offer for this sale:
SO Cut Glass S I-a inch Plates,
worth $2.so, for Sl.29
Full Line of Dorhinger's American
Cut Glass.
- ~sn-> --.-- ...-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
Laces
ARE THE FASHION.

For this sale we nave made special
large purchases of new and popu-
lar goods at exceptionally low
prices.
We would add that although the
quantities in most cases are large,
the laces are so desirable and the
prices are so decidedly low, that a
prompt call will be necessary to
secure an unbroken assortment.
20 styles, all widths, net top Point
de lrlande, in White, Cream and
Beige. from l2c. to Soc.
IS styles of Point de Gene, in Cream,
White and Beige, from !.
45c. to $l.50
so styles of Point Applique, in
White and Cream, from 1.
l5c. to 9Oc.
Point de Paris, Valenciennes and
Chantilly, are well represented in
White, Cream and Black.
Black Point Bourbon, also with net
tops, and Black Point de Irlande
are very desirable for dress trim
ming. A large number of styles
to select from. All prices.
Black Dress Nets and Floun cings,
all prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

water works extension is expected to be
drawn unon Tor number of years
About 100000 will b. all that is neces-
sars for the co lug year and only for the
extension OF the water pipes. Tue water
works pays for itself and no extensions
are made unless the returns are to be
per cent on the money laid out Thus
the Interest IN the water loan il easily
paid and good sum put into the sink
ing fund from this source. Besides this,
the rates Of water
Have Been Reduced
twice within the past three years and the
department expects to reduce them again
very soon.
The new loan for the extension of the
new sewerage system will nearly com
plete the system, or at least make it nos
sible for the latera. sewers to he picked
up and connected from nearly all parts of
the city. The coming year will see the
trunk sewer completed and nearly all
sewage carried down 30 Fields Point. Tne
following season Will see the cas-. side
connecting sewer laid to Fox Point.
thence across TO Aliens avenue, on the
bed OF the river that the east side
sewage viii fetse-i Fields Point with the
rest. The sewer department expended
last year $3.50, 100 % in building twenty
two and a half miles of sewe., which is
more miles than the Massachusetts, com
mission built In Boston and vicinity. 1t
is estimated that really the same um-
Der OF miles OF sewer will be built this
year as last.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19
CARRIAGE COVERS

In Cream and Beige, from
25o. to 81 l-2c. each
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

We have as usual complete line of
Flower Seeds an< in addition this
year, we offer a line of Vegetable
Seeds. These goods are special
selections and put up especially
for our trade by the well-known
house of Hovey & Co., which is
a guarantee that our customers
will get only pure varieties and
fresh.
Cheap seeds are usually sold for &c.
and &C. per package; in most
cases such seeds are old, without
life and worthless.
Our seeds are fresh, bright and in
large packages
&c. per paperj 30c. per package
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

Shoes.
100 PRS. OF MISSES
and Children's Spring
Heel Button Boots, rr~
broken sizes, worth 81 OOS'
and $3.50, to close out
quick
l75 PRS. OF LADIES'
Fancy Slippers, broken CT RI
sizes, worth S., So and YA'OO
81, to close
Calender, MCAusIan & Troup
Company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

HOOPS pLle aro purely vegetable. caro-
bully prepared tgom the best ingredients. ssa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

Tubercase Rooted Begonla IUC,
Double Pearl Excelsior Tubercase Sc,
Full line of garden utensils, trowels,
weeders, pruning shears, grass
shears, rakes and shovels.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-19

FLOWER SEEDS AND
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Ell Clansor del Pats viene publicando una se-
rie de Cartas al MiEistro de Ultramar suacritas
por Casinsro Caaro, que por segunda vez nos per-
mitimos recomendar nustros lectores. La sexta
publlcada en- la edici6n de anoche es de todo On
todo digna de ser leida tomada en- considera
ci6n. Nosotros no hacemos polftica nj estamos
afados ningdn partido, pero NOS gusta dar al
Cesar 10 que es del Cesar Dios 10 que de
Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Encuentranse vacantes en- 10 lsla las siguien
tes piazas la de m6dco titular, depositario de
los fondos municlpales, escribiente de Ia Alca
da las escuelss rcrales de los barrios de Hato
nuevo Navarro del pueblo de Gurabo; IL Secre
taria del Ayuntamiento de Csmuy, Ia escuela rural
del barro de los Llanos en- Coamo y 10 de igual
clase del de Vega en- Sabana del palmar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

En- Ia noche del dla del eorriente SO incen-
di6 una pieza de cana de la propisdad de don
Francisco Gmenez sta en- ell barrrlo Canovani
Has (Carolina) La ;uerza de la guardla civil de
aque puesto ayudada por varios peones de Ia
fnca lograron extingulrlo cuando Sc habian des
truido dos cuerdas pr6ximamente vaioradas en-
$3.50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Segun telegrama recibldo por sus consigna-
tarios senores Mullenhoff & Korber, ell vapor ale
man Francia salI6 del Havre ell 9 del corrente
via St Thomas viaje para esta Isla desde don
de seguira para Ia Guaira (Venezuela). Ell vapor
aleman India sai6 9! del corriente de Bremen,
via St Thomas con carga solamente para esta
Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Hemos sido atentamente invtados para las
gran les festas que prepare ell Club de Regatas de
esta Capital con motive de Ia Inauguration de su
casa botes. prop6sito: place decir que
eI 10 del pr6ximo Mario tendran lugar las rega
tas que han de celebrarse entire los socios del
dich Club. Y.... habrA mserengue de todo
10 bueno. Sepanlo pues, los dmateurs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Navarro jose Portela Perez salieron por Ia
rnta Caferino Cabrera Juan zaragoza Cruz, Do.
lores Gomez Mulero, Juan Camacho Garcfa Jo-
se Pena Cruz, Juan Cabrera Santana, Juan Pc.
rez Cruz, Jesus Santiago, Juan e. Luna Anas.
taslo Perez Pine, en- ibertad Evaristo Leon
Ferrer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Aver Sc inscribieron en- ell Regstro Civil de
eata Capital la defuncl6n de Felipe Matos FL,
gueroa de CASTRO enterltis los nacimientos de
Maria Auastasa Caballero DIaz, Jose Angel
Villa, Manuel de los Reyes Mulero y Acosta y
Juan de la Cruz Rivera
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
VARIEDADES

Los senores Cerecedo Hermanos c. AGA.
ban de recibir log articuios siguientes:
Tabacos cigarrillos marca Partagds de Ia
Habana, Salchlch6n de Bologna legitimo, Queso
de Gorgousala Queso Parmesano Mantequilla
Italana, Galletas de Soda, Leche condensada,
Peras de California, Lenguas ahumadas, CervezA
Baviera legftima, GAlletas de Espumila Social
Thea Quesos de bolaie latss coloradas, Quesos
de los Plrineos, Vino San Raphael, Amargo dc
angostura legftimo del DR.. Sictges, Tabacos de
Comerfo Vegas de Ia Plata, Vino blanco "Cen-
tenario Colon" Frutas cristazadas, Jaleas, pasta
de guayaba queso de almendra del 49, Pavo
Real"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
Nos suplican publican 10 que sigue:

= "varios j6venes de esta Capital, partidarios
del ceibato, animados por ell exito que viene OBJ
teniendo la asociaci6n contra el matrimonio que
SO ha establecido en- Viena, estan decididos (
fundar aquf una fuerte liga con identicos fnes J
que tendra por nombre Guerra al matrlmonioi'
Sc ndica para presidente de la Sociedad, cler-
to Uemeaoso hombre de pelo en- pecho."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11


Muy senior mio:
Como pudisra darse Interpretation torcida
al verdadero espfritu del suelto que publica esta
noche su ilustrado peri6dico acerca del lance, va
terminado, de que viene ocupandose cuya publ
caci6n hoy me han referido los caballeros que
me apadrinaron suplicole Ia nserci6n fntegra del
acta levantada con motive del suceso, que
adjunta, anticipandole por clio las gracias que
dando lie usted aHmo. 3. g. q b. s. m.
Msg~s9 QsiEOnes.
SIc Febrero III de 1893
En- la Ciudad de San Juan Bautista de Pusr
toRico, en- el barrio de Hato.rey, Jurisdiction de
Rio-piedras finca de la Succession Llobet consti-
tufdos en- el sitio desgnado los sehores don Da-
MEL Gabaldas asistido de sus padrinos don Nico-
las M. de Villarragut y don Arturo Mario, acom.
pahandoles ell doctor don Indalecio Garrido
don Miguel QuiRones asistido de sus padrinos
don Bartolome Llobet don Ramon Falcon 4
quienes acompafaba eli doctor don Jose c. Bar.
bosa, con objeto todos de llevar cabo el lance
concertadC entire los indicados sefiores Gabaldas
y Quinones. Cumpliendo las presc1ipciones acor-
dadas para ell acto, extrajo de una GAIA traida
con e objeto que se le destinaba dos pistolas
que fueron cargadas por los respectivos padrinos
de ambas parties Colocados los combatientes On
ell sltio que les fue desgnsdo y entregadas am.
bos las armas SO dieron los avisos regamenta.
rios, dandose por efectuado los sfectos legales
ell primer disparo cuyo tiro no sali6 Seguida-
mente Sc procedio al examen de las pistolas
mo fall4ran los tiros por hacer fuego los full
mnantes Sc les colocaron otros nuevos otros
mas hasta que So consumieron todos los que ss
trajeron de repuesto, sin que diera resultado al
guno. Interrumpido con este incidente ell lance,
pusieron deliberar los padrinos; los sehores
Villarragut Mario sostuvieron as 10 soicta-
ron que pasara la Capital en- busca de fulmi-
| nantes sables y rewolveres, por 81 era necesario
que no faltara NADIA, entendiendo que mientras
| este no sucediera, no podia darse por terminado
e lance puesto q1e asf 10 exiifa su representado.
Los senores Llobet Falcon entendieron sos-
tuvieron que el lance estaba terminsdo puesto
que Sc habfan cumplido les condolences estipuls-
ias para ell case; pues que 81 bien no habian
| salido los disparos tenian Ia culpa de clio y
que una vez levantado el stio quedaba ipso-facto
/ terminado 81 lance Que hacen constar que su
| apadrlnado senior Quinones estaba dispuesto que
| se llevase cabo ell lance las condolences es
puestas por los sefieres Villarragut Mario, de
| cuya opinion disentieron padrinos por las ra
| zones va consignadas levantando el campo, con 10
cual termin6 ell acto que frman los concurrentes
con excepci6n.de los combatientes ell dia de la fe
cha bora de las cuatro de la manans en- Hato-
| Rey, 6 de Febrero de 1S93.-Arturo Mario, Nico.
las III. de VtIlarragut, BartoLOn,s Llobet, Ramon
Falcon Els copia.-MigueI Quiaones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

FL senior don LUIS +, Serges de Guayama
nos participa que desde 10 de Febrero ceso la
casa de comercio que giraba bajo su solo nombre,
quedsndo la liquidation cargo de la nuevamen-
te establecda bajo Ia raz6n de Serges Texidor
de la cual son socios gestores ell dicho senior don
Luis F. Selges don Ramon Texldor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
Dice La Revtsta de Puerto R.co:.

"Con rumbo ACuba De ha embarcado en- este
puerto la Estudiantna de mujsres que el viernes
nos di6 ell gran mico y que despues del decreto
electoral de Maura, es 10 peor que ha venido 4
Puerto Rico"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Hemos sabido por la apreciable familia de
uno de los ofciales de Ia primera Compania del
Battalion Cazadores de Cadz n1mero %, que en-
Ferro. carril lego el Z del corrlente Bayam6n,
que fue recibida esta por su dignfsimo Alcalde.
Delegado senior Santaela, facilitando ell mejor
alojamiento la tropa obsequlando sus ofciales
sefores Aguirre y Gonzalez Anaya con los que
estuvo en- extreme deferente -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

aplazado para publican mahana algunas aclaracio-
mes que piden hacer, references 10 alteraci6n
de una clausula del contrato celebrado para la
construction del Acueducto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

@Para evitar enganos al pdblico hacemos
presente que los sabrosos Cigarrillos BoRNoUEN
Sc expenden anicamente en- ell establecimiento de
los senores Aguiar Dlaz c. dnicos receptores
del dicho artfculo San Justo 9. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

I'm telegrama de Ponce recibido en- este Go
bierno General, manifesto que Sc han presentado
carbunclos en- una persona y en- ganado vacuno,
que Sc ha reunido la Junta Local de Sanidad q
fin de adoptar las medidas necesarias para evitar
ell contagio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Nos escrlben de Madrid que probablemente
vendrA recomendada por ell Ministerio de Ultra
mar la candidatura dc nuestro querido amigo don
putado Cortes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
FL SILABhRlO
de ] A N E R
& Sl,5O DocENA

Aritmetica de Monclova S. Is docena Geo
grafia de Puerto Rico So so docena. Papel para
planas $l.25 resma Tubos de pintura al oleo
cartones y cuadros preparados para pintar, cua-
dernos de escritura Adler, S64 gruesa-Se ven
lie en- la Liberia de JOSE GONZALEZ FONT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Hemos dido declr personas, serlas de esta
Capital, que la mayoria de los electores Sc mega
ran votar la candidatura del senior Gallart para
diputado en- primer lugar para Senador 81 en-
1ltimo case SO presentase.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

FL dia 8 del actual ingresaron en- L. carcel
de esta Capital los indvlduos Tomas Aponte,
Cristino Rosas, Gregorio Torres, Justine Merca-
do Bartolome Rodriguez, Juan dc Ia Cruz Flo.
res, Jose Cabo Vazquez Felipe Pizarro, Rufno
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Por ell correo espahol llegado anoche SO ha
recibido la triste notica del faecimiento ocurri-
do en- lnglateria, de la sehora madre de la digna
esposa del Excmo senior General 20 Cabo nues-
tro respectable amigo don Manuel Delgado Zule.
ta. Envamos la dIstinguda familia la EXPIRE
sion de nuestro sentimisnto mas sincere
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Como Sc vera en- otro lugar On el Indice de
Gobernaci6n que publicamos las tarifas de portes
de correos despachos telegrafcos han sido re-
bajadas, por solicitud del senior Ayuso admins
trador general del ramo. Volveremos 4 ocupar-
nos de este asunto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Aver Sc recibi6 en- Ponce ell paquets de LA
CORRESPONDENCE que va al agente para Ia venta
pdbhca; pero nlnguno de los que van baio faja
aqui 10 enviamos con la exactitud acostumbrada