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EREsH OYSTERS, EASTERN, CALIFOR-
l. MIA and Olympia. Families supplied
oysters In every style. Oyster Cocktails, Oc
and Eighth.
The record-union., 1893-01-12
9ttsi4tcss Gnrns.
a NATHAN

0AS K STREET, ADJOINING WESTERN
SU,) Hotel, Sacramento, dealer in Cigars.
Iobacco and Notions. Every purchaser OF
The celebrated Lillian Russell Cigar will ba
presented with a handsome souvenir
The record-union., 1893-01-12

'There is an impression in some quar-
ters," says the New York Christian
Union, that somehow Professors Smith
and Briggs are undermining faith in the
Bible, and that their prosecutors are de-
Tending that faith. The reverse is nearer
the truth. Repression of investigation
always eXcites suspicion. The attempt to
punish men as heretics for no other crime
than that of subjecting the Bible to a sci
eutlfic study makes all the world suspect
that the Bible cannot stand a scientic
study. The heretics are the truest be-
levers in the Bible and its sturdiest de-
tenders; for by their course they attest,
to quote the excellent language of the
Westminster Confession, that their full
persuasion and assurance of the infallible
truth and divine authority thereof is
from the inward work of the Holy Spirit,
bearing witness by and with the Word
in our [theirl hearts, Such a faith does
not rest on doubtful questions of date
aud authorship. and it cannot be over
thrown by changes ofopinion upon those
QueStiOnSt
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THE PLAY.
metropolitan Theater.)
William Fawcett, Proprietor.

THE FINEST COLLECTION OF POR-
/ traits of theatrical celebrities to be seen in
the State north of San Francisco
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Per steamship Dessoug fromPhiladelphia-
Leopold Adler, Brunswick Western Ry.
City & Sub Ry Co, Cole Bros, Commercial
Guano Co, Crohan & d, John Decker. Deignan
& Donohue, NJ Dryfus. A Ehrlch g. Bro,
Electric Sup g. Con Co, w w Ferguson g. Co,
M Ferst's Sons Co, John r Freeman A b
c Kolshorn & Bro, Jho LaFar, b H Levy
McGrath. McKenna s. W, T J O'Brien,
Oppenheimer S & Co, Palmer Hardware Co,
Pulaski Knitting Mills, John Rourke e. Son,
savannah Steam Bakery, J Scarborough q
Son, II McA Schley, Silva, Solomons &
Co. NJ J Thee, jas Watt Bro, D Weed q
Co. A NJ g @ w West. = II WOlters Brewing Co
South Bound Railroad, steamer Alpha,
steamer Bellevue,
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Rail
NJ Ferst's Sons & Co, Dale Dixon s. Co Thos
Mcfarland, NJ J Doyle s L Newton, A u JET
fires, u w Rushing & Co, Tidewater Oil Co,
A Enrich Bro, Lowell g. l.. K Marine, Al
bert Durant 4 GefTltin Savannah Grocery Co.
Mohr Bros, M Henderson, + w Storer, Ar
mold & T, Savannah ) Co. Ludden q b.
Collins G & Co r Kirkland, Smith Bros q w
Parish, T Davis, S Guckenheimer & Sons
c. Mcbride q Co, T. LoYeil's Sons McDonough
& Co, Epstein & Bro, r Stults & Co. w
Tiedeman Bro. w d Simkins. DY & r r
Dancy, J 7 Craven, City & Sub Ry Co, Butler
g. N, Z Williams & CO, Ellis & Co. Ches-
mutt & ON, Greigg & W, Edwards T & Co.
savannah N s Co. McNatt & M, Peacock Fl &
Co. Paterson, Downing s. Co. w w Chisholm
U 20.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway.
Aug. 3.-Palmer Hardware Co. Lippman Bros
T Spalding, j Mccoy. Burchalter
John Rourke & Son, A Letter Son, D
Weed s. Co. Savannah Grocery Co, NJ Y Hen
derson, J B Sanders. Moore & Co,
Per South Bound Railroad, Aug. g.
G Eckstein & Co, Mohr Bros, M Nathan
S Marks & Co, H Solomon s. Son, A Enrich
& Bro. Smith Bros, NJ Fersts Sons & Co
A Leffier & Son, NJ Doyle, savannah Gro
Gerry Co. r o Jordan. w d Simkins,
Per Central Railroad. August 3-Dwelle
Cam g. Daniel, Woods. Garnett q Co
Broughton Bros, Savannah Furniture Co.
S z Shotter Co, Lindsay g. NJ, Palmer Hard
ware Co f A Schwarz, NJ Nathan, Savannah
r X, q w Allen y Co, Benson SANDS. II Cohen
l G Hass. J McGrath Il Co, G p Miller, Rec'r,
q w Tiedeman & Bro, Lester Hubbeu,
Southern Cotton Oil Co. Palmer Mfg Co,
A @ Rhodes s. Co, w Is Nell & Co, Palmer
Hardware Co, A Schwarz, Savannah Gro
Gerry Co, c Geeken, ID A Robbins. Southern @
Co, Lowell q L, n Lang, D b Lester Gro
Gerry Co, Law Baker, Savannah Brewing Co.
N Morris b Co. G NJ Lowther, w X Ward, A
L Lanier, A 3 Hull & Co, STANDARD Oh Co,
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Tybee Aug. 3-Passed out, bark Lburna
lNorl, Andersen, Jamaica for Havre; brig
Nelson Rice lBrl towed to Sapelo by tug
Jacob Paulsen.
Sapelo Quarantine, Aug Bark II l. Routh
Kirby, from Santos, has been released from
quarantine, and waiting for tug to be towed
to Brunswick
New York, Aug 1-Cleared. schr Little
Smith, Reymer, savannah.
Baltimore. Aug. ARRIVED, schr Chas o
Dame, Grove, Charleston; bark Tillie Baker,
Charlotte HarbOr
Brunswick Aug. ARRIVED brig Stella,
Ritch, New York; schr Florence Leland,
Adams, New York; sailed, schr Jas r Talbot,
Bennett, New York
Port Eads, Aug. Sailed ship Annie M
Smul, Apalachicola.
Jacksonville. Aug. Cleared, schr C G
Wehrun, Cavileer, New York.
Fernandina, Aug. SAILED steamer Rau-
bon [Brl. Couch, Genoa
Port Royal, S C, Aug. Arrived, schr Fan
ME Brown Hardcastle, CooSaw.
Cleared, schr Mary J Cook, Vannaman,
Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-Arrived, schr Myra w
Spear, Caswell, Georgetown.
Pensacola, Aug Cleared. banks Egero
Berentsen, Bremen; Asia lNorl, Garrison, De-
merara; Natant lNorl Hansen, Rotterdam;
Romulus [Norl Morch Genoa; steamer Gadi-
tauO lSpl, CbirapOzo, Cienfuegos.
At Quarantine, bark Asia lNorl, Carlson,
Demarara bark Alabama lItall, Pellera,
Hamburg steamship Gaditano, lSpl, Chern-
Para. CienfuegOs steamship LeonOro lSpl,
Allegro, Sagua la Grande; bark Natant lNorl,
Hansen. Zandam; bark ROmulus lNOrl, Nord,
Genoa; ship Revolving Light (Norl, Helgsen,
Bahia.
Wilmington, Aug 3-Cleared, Bark Louise,
lNorl. Hansen. Luebec.
Richmond Va. Aug. 3-Arrived, steamer
Elihu Thompson, New York (and sailed)
New York
West Point Va, Aug. 3.-Arrived, steamer
City of Columbia, New York land sailed New
York.
Newport News, Va. Aug, 3-Arrived. schrs
J L Reiter, New York; Bessie f Creighton,
Bangor
Norfolk Aug. 3-Arrived, schrs A G Hull
bard, New Haven; A C Lyon, New York; Jes-
sic w Starr. Baltimore VIM L Franklin,
Baltimore. Cleared, sChrs Commerce, Rock
land Me; B Kapln, Portland; Nettie w
Craig. New Haven: Chas A Briggs, New Bed
ford; H ID Cousins, New Bedford; W Wallace.
sProvidence; Grace Webster, New York;
Maud Seward, Baltimore.
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RaceIpts.

Per Savannah Florida and Western Rail
way Aug. 80 cars stoves. nest tubs I box
ware. 2 bales moss, 5 boxes wax. l car meal
Is empty barrels, box bacon, cars wood,
II boxes tobacco, 2 bales wool. 1 car flour, Z
mill pans, sacks Rrits, car coal, bdl buck
cts. 1 bdl z blades, 1 case matches 1 case
wine 3 bdls castings, 2 pianos. organ, crts
stoves, 20 cases eggs, 3 cars corn, car oats
70 pl<gs household goods, / pail candy l
Dbl hardware, l case hams, 1 case salmon, /
car -four, fan mills, y cars lumber, 1871
bbls rOsin, 46 bbls spirits turpentlne, lSf
pkCs mdse. I box wax, "a boxes fruit, 6 bbls
fruit box vegetables I bales cotton.
Pc. Charleston and savannah Railway,
Aug 81 car meal, bdl hides, 2 hubs ] car
iron. I box notions, l case tobacco, boxes
Indse "a cases medicine, / Dbl iron castings.
I car wood, 2 boxes cheese. 66 cases c goods.
/ case bro sci, Dbl flour, box clothing, =
bales packing.
Per South Bound Railroad. Aug B.
5 bales domestics, Dbl whisky,30 pkgs tobac-
CO. 4 cases cigarettes, Is sacks meal, bbls
syrup $50 sacks corn.
Per Central Railroad. August 3-S8 bales
cotton. 23s pkgs domestics, % crates pears.
10 tons pig iron, 40 pkgs mdse. sos sacks meal
li2 cases grease, mules, rolls leather, 50
cases eggs q sacks flour, 81 boxes bacon, 3
bio ycles 81 crates hams. IS crates shoulders,
10 tierces glassware 10 cases powder ~ boxes
crackers, 1861 bbls r0sin, 2J6 bbls spirits tur-
pentine. SIS bDls oil 80 bbls -four, bbls lard,
II bbls onions, 80 bbls liquor, cars luraber,
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MAGAZINES.
Contents Of The Century MQg0ZIIe
FOR AUGUST.

Portrait OF Phillips Brooks.
Fee, the Mecca Of the MOors. Illustrated.
Stephen BOusal.
Phillips Brooks Letters to Children, with
notes on his home life Phillips Books.
The Prince and Princess Archille Murat in
Florida, with portrait of Louis Napoleon.
Matilda l.. Mcconnell
Fox and Crows. WinslOw Homer
Cup Defenders, Old and New w. p Stc-
phcns
The White Islander Part III. Mary Hart
well Catherwood.
Little Nell Modelled. BY F.. Edwin Elwell.
Balcony Stories--I. "Oue of U.s." II. Tho
Little Convent Girl" Illustrated. Grace
King.
Breathing Moments as a Cure, Thomas ].
Mays
Farmer ELS Vacation: Alice Brown
The Famine in Russia. Jonas Stadling
An Artists Letters from Japan. John La
Fargo.
Contemporary japanese Art Ernest Fenol-
lOSa.
A Swedish Etcher (Anders Zorn) Mrs.
Schuyler Won Rensselaer,.
Mr.. Jones' Experiment. james Sager Norton.
The Poet. Frank Dempster Sherman.
The Philosophers Camp. w. j. Stillman.
A Sister OF Saints (Gilberte PascaD. Marion
Libby
Benefits Forgot, TX Walcott Balestier.
Quatrans. Tomas Bailey Aldrich
At Niagara. Richard Watson Glider
The Redemptioner. Edward Eggleston.
August. John Vance CLANCY.
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Per steamship City OF Savannah for Boston
Miss Anna Harold, Frank Harold, Of Ameri
Gus Ca. Miss Rosa V Ward + Snow and
daughter Miss Mary Sargent, n S Jones md
wife, w T. Dupont Howard Gamble and wife,
Mrs Salter, c : Marshall $ Brady.
Per steamship ID II Miller from Baltimore
II Bailey, J 3 Meginnes, J Slyder l. L
Haughamont, c L Ridgcley, c Baker, "A
Baker, Miss Austin.
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Steamship City Of Savannah, Boston.
Bark Aviemore NOrl. Ham ourg
Schr The Josephine. baltimore.
Schr Robt G MeQuillen, New York
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IF you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castocia
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For Ovar Fifty Yeara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
tle.-Ad.
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Maritime Miscellany.

Beaufort n C Aug 1.-The top of the cabin
of schr Charles before reported) has drifted
ashore of Hatteras; also az Kennekot the
body OF a man. wrapped up in q small stand
ing iib. he could not be identified, but Is
supposed to be Capt. Ireland Of the Charles.
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NotIce to Mariners.

Pilot charts and all nautical information
win be furnished masters of vessels free of
charge IN United States photographic once
in the custom house Captains are requested
10 call at the office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-04

Bark Sirrah [Norl, Andersen, Havre, bal
last. to load naval stores for Jas Earle, Jr .
vessel to Chr @ Dahl q co.
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The sales reported at the morning call at
the board of trade we're 1 $50 barreles, $40 OF
which were the three pales at outside quota
lions. AT the 4oclock call, the sales reported
water white window glass, N, M and x
grades at the inside quotations. There were
other sales made during the day amounting
In all to about g. 800 barrels.
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car slaves. car corn, 3 cars melons, car
cattle, cars wood, l car coal car ice.
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Western UnlOn.,.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7615
New York, Aug 3 4 p m.-Money on cali
has been easier, ranging from 3 TO per cent,
last loan at 3 per cent. and closing
offered at per cent; prime mercantile paper
8@12 per cent. Bar silver Tic; Mexican
dollars 59c. Sterling exchange is firm.
with actual business in bankers bills at
"a S0d4 500 for sixty days and 81 $40 484l4
for demand; posted rates 81 SlH@4 g. Com
mercial bills "a 1901 80. Government bonds
firm. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
stronger. The sales of silver at the stock ex
change to .day were neglected
New York, Aug. 3-Hhe traders at the
stock exchange played for reaction to-day
on the theory that yesterdays sharp rise
would bring long stock to market. They were
assisted in their operation by the breaking
out Of fresh troubles in banking circles in
Chicago by the advance in the bank of En-
gland rate OF discount and the rates for ster
ling exchange here, and also by the unprece-
dented scarcity OF currency, for which Vari-
Gus premiums were paid to-day. The large
Issue of clearing house certificates was still
another cause for decline. 1t was noticeable
however, that despite the efforts of the bears
the market was comparatively free from
excitement and the drop in prices was
brought about at the expense of a
material increase in the short interest. At
the start some stocks scored a sharp advance
General Electric aud Chicago Gas going UP as
much as 3 per cent. subsequently the mar
l1et yielded Ito SO percent. the latterin Chica-
go Gas which fell of from 80 to 46ss, General
Electric declined 81 to G, Sugar AZ 10
694; Manhattan ga to 1854: Burlington
and Quincy "a to 70: Rock Island 32s to 5638
Western Union to 70; st. Paul to 515s
Lackawanua go to 1856, and the remainder OF
the list 2 to 2h per cent. just previous to
the close there was rally Of lla to per cent
the latter in Burlington and Quincy, and
speculation left off steady at the recovery.
Taken altogether the market received more
effective support when raided than for many
days PAST The sales aggregated 81 600, in
Guiding 5000 unlisted.
closing bidS
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Steamship Tallahassee, Askins, New York
&C q Anderson
Steamship Decatur Fl Miller, Billups, Balti-
more-John ] Carolan, Agent.
steamship DessOugs Edwards, Philadelphia
&C q Anderson.
Brunswick-W 4 Gibson, Manager
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Departed Yesterday.


Steamer Alpha, Daniels. Beaufort, Port Roy
al and way laudings-C II Medloex. Agent
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Schr Isabella Gill Collision Baltimore to
Savannah July &c. OF Currituck.
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Arrived I'D OuarantIne Yesterda,

Arrived Up from Quarantine Yesterday.
Bark Syttende Mai, Foss, Las Palmas.
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Naval StOreS-SplrlLS OF IurpGnLlne-Ine
market opened firm al 241I cents for regulars,
but at the close it had weakened and was
quoted quiet at the same price. The sales of
the day were about ,009 casks, Sales posted
at the board of trade OF the II O'Clock were
$50 casks. There were more reported at the
q O'Clock call Rosin-There is still the same
situation remaining as regards the quota
tons Of rOSin. At the board of de the quo
tation committee was changed yesterday, and
it was expected that some harmonious dis
position of the matter would be made, but the
new committee only added to the general un-
settled condition of affairs After strong ar
guments and some sharp talk between buy
ers and sellers an agreement was arrived at
and the quotations bulletined AT the II
o'clock call the market was posted the same
as at the closing yesterday. AT the closing
call at o'clock to-day the market was posted
L---r.. 90 E-lI .Al.-a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

sun Rises. ............ Is
Sun Sets ........................ 6. IS
High Water at Savannah 00:13 am 1888 pm
STANDARD Time)
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NURSERY.

old NEWSPAPERS. 200 for 25 cents, az
" Business ONCE Morning News
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Country Produce.

Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls p pair, 65a70c; Y
grown, 4OQ45c spring chickens, 250a5c y
pair small sizes not wanted; geese q pair
75c; Market for eggs is firm and scarce
supply; demand fair country u dozen, 14Ig15c
Peanuts-Ample stock demand light, market
easier; fancy h. p. Va, p h, 7l171ac; h. p, o
ID, &C; small b. D.. 72 H. 81.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York. Aug. 8 nOon.-The following
were the opening quotations:
Erie ..'..........,....... ia
Chicago and Northwestern. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Lake Shore. ..................,.
Norfolk and Western preferred ......... 30
Richmond and West Point Terminal. 49,. 1
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Friday. August 4 lse3.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Era increble que Ia navegaci6n fuese mas penosa
adeante Ia que habaos hecho hasa a1 pero 10 fu6
en 81 Dagua es donde toda propedad puede decrse
que no hay imposibes.
A las dos dc Ia tarde, hora que tom2bamos dulce
On un remanso, Laurean 10 rehus6 inferno 81 bos
que agunos pasos tayendo hojas des
hquldo se tin6 de verde colo este Ia copa de
orero Sc 10 tom6. Era de hoja hedonds dnico
tldoto contra Las hebres tembes la Costa aqueas
r1beras, que reconocen como efcsz los negros
Las palancas, que cuando baia sl rio srven mil
ces para eytar esrellamiento general titles
para sublro Desde Feco cada paso caan al aqua Gre
gorlo Laurean sempre dsspues del consabdo gope de
avlso entoDces el cabestreaba Ia as9ndo
por el gandro mentras el copaero la mpulsaba por
10 popa All suban los chorros cabezones inevabes
pero hbrarse de los mas furosos haDa peqehos
nos amados arrastradero praccados las payas mas
menos escasos de aqua por los cuaes suba Ia
zando con 81 casco los guarros del baanceando
se afgunas veces sobre las rocas mas salientes.
Los botaderos empeoraron de condolences per Ia tar
de como tuesen mas mas descolgadas las corrientes
medlda que nos acercabames al Satco los bogas
hl2r de ora mpulsaban simultaneamente Ia canoa
b1endo mismo tempo de sato sobre ella para empu
mar Las paancas abandonAndolas 81 instante
atravesado 81 RIO mpedan que arrebatara e rauda
Por haber dedo escapar presa "a suya
Depu6s de lance dc esta espsce se haca necesaro
de a canoa 81 que 10 haba ontrado operac6n
que eecutaDan los bogas amagando dar
IN paso voyiendo taer 81 pie avanzado hacia 81 rme
con 70 cua saan de medic de 6stos pumadas de aqua
Iaies evoluclonss portentos gmnascos ee,
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MAR1A" roR JoBSE IsAAos,

sonrisas esquivaE, rscordaban Remgia L.
boga de POGO mas de cincuenta ao inutzado "a
por e reumatsmo resultado del ofcio sal6 recbirme
ell sombrero enzla mano apoyandose grueso bas
ton de chonta vest cal1ones de bayeta amarillo ycasa
de istado azul cuyas faldas uevaba por fuera.
Compromise La casa, como que era de las mejorsS
del rio, de corredor del cua cierts manera fora
ba continuation Ia sala pues las aredes de palma de es
dos delos ados apenaa sc levantabsn vara media
del sueo presentsndo Ia vista del Dagua poE
Ia del dormido sombro S. Cpriano por Ia Ia sails
seguia una alcoba de la que saa la cecns la hornl
LA de ssta esaba tornado por gran ca6n de tabas de
palma reenado TERRA sobre 81 cual descansaban las
las Vgas de la sas hsba tabado que la aboyedaban
tercera parte, esecie de despsnsa que yesn
mariear hartones guineos adonde subia frecuenteen
te Rufna por escalera mas c6moda que Ia del patio
De vga cogaban atarrayas catangas esaban atn
vesadas sobre otras, muchas palancas de pesc
De garabato pendfan NAL tamboril carrases
rc6n estaba recostado carangano rdstco baio
a ndsica de aquellas riberas
Pronto estuvo mi hamaca colgada Acostado en- ella
vea los montes dstantes holados an uminados por
Ia Ultima luE de Ia tarde, las hondas del Dagua pasar
atornasoadas de azul verde Bbianoy estimulsdo
por mi franqueza carino, sentado de mi tel
neia para sombreros fumando So congols, cony
me de los viajss de mocedad, de La difunta (srS
de IL manera de hacer Ia pesca corrsss y de
ques Habia sido esclavo hasta los treintas ar
IA Ir6, y esa edad consgu6 fuerza de p
jog da ecnomfas. comprar su lbertad 7 s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Dice un peri6dlco de Santiago de Cuba fe-
chado el "a del mes en- curse: "En 10 cuarg q
tena de New-Yo,k es bueno Ell estado sanitsS
Gn Hamburgo 80 esnsuran los telegranag iSS
svitar que 10 exageren las noticias sobre el co.'s
"a. Solo hay Hoticias do casos aislados. La cpl.
demiA disminuye en- Russia"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Hemos recibido los dtlmos ntmsros publ
csdos del excalsnte peri6dco llustrado La Nws-
t~sct6n Espo5o'G Amaeriea"o quo &c odita On
Madrid. IrAe magnlfcos graba los referenteu {
los sucesos de Mea al armsmsnto moderno del
Ej6rcito nacienal, embarqus de teopss en- la Pc
nlnsula etc. etc La sgeucia de La IIsstraes6n
E.paNolu AmerSeamo en- essa Capital, est1
cargo dc Ia Succession de don Jose Julian Asosta,
Gale de Ia FortaeZa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31
Recortamos de 81 CTsrsrso de Humacao: :

'Sabemos que la Directive del Asilo "La
Carload" de esta villa tiene 81 psnssmiento de
X depositando en- el Banco los cantidades q. vaya
recolectando por el producto de Ia rifa aun to.
nemos entendldo que ya tiene dadas 6rdenes pa.
rs depositar TODD 81 producido obtenido hasta Ia
fecha de los billetes. Laudabisimo es el propo.
sitos nosotros aplaudimos por ser una garan.
tia mss que tienen los compradores dc dichos hi.
Iletea"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

De tw l0do az Paraiss, Gale dc San JosS es
quina 10 del Sol. En- este acreditAdo restau.
rant habr& todos los domingos dias festivea
caldO galego, bacalao & Ia vizcaina y calamales
on arrox.-Por Ia noche arroz CON polio, sistema
no me jales que go voy. Todo selecto barsto.
3O-22
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Nos dicen de Arecibo: {

Nos dicen de Arecibo: GEL domingo en- la
noche CON motive de ser el aniversario de la aper
tura de 10 Farmacfa dc los senores Jauregui y
Rios, DC les obsequi6 con una serenta & Ia que CO.
rrespondlerOn galantemente eetoA sehores repair
tisndo entire 10 numeroaa concurrencia icores
refroscos, abanicoa targetaR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Cambios del Banco Espanol fjados en- IL Of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las d.
a tarde:-Espaha, 13 p2 .-New-York Al4p z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Orden de la plaza para mahana: Jefs de dfa
81 eomandante del battalion de la Patria don To.
mas Bellido. Visita de hospital tereer capitan
pitan del de artille rls. Guardia del palacio de
Santa Catalina, por 81 de Colon. Paseo dc CON.
valecientes I'M sargento del mismo battalion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Ha muerto en- Manatl dc resultas do un
t6tano7 que le sobrevino por haberse intro
duci1o un ClavO On un pie Ia joven hu6rfans
Cristna Sanchez La caridad pdblica con
trlpuy6 sufSagar los gastos de sntierro, velorio
etc. fgurando en- Ia lista dom Antonio Reyes, don
Francisco Gim6nez, don Regime Escobar, don
Salvador Msldonado, don Jcse Rivera, don Acis
elo Bou toda Ia dependencies de don Fidel
Ranaro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Entire los Objesos curiosos que prssentar6 el
Cuerpo de Artilleria en- la Exposition regional,
fgurara un pedazo autentico dc Ia Cruz que plan
Is Crlstobal Colon en- Ia isabella (sla de santo
Domingo), al tomar possession dc IL isla en- nom
br0 de los Reeves CAt6cos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-31

Lleg6 aver en- e correo de la Peninsula nues
tro sstimsdo, antique y bien querido amigo
amigo don Julio Oavaldo Abril comerciants en-
Aguadilla, de reg ESQ de su viaje alos Estados
Unidos y Europs-En el tren del fsrro carril de
ssta ma1aDa sigui6 vieie para su domicilio.