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The evening world., 1893-11-28
LEAPED TO HIS DEATH.
Porter TeeRart Commits Suicide
While Delirious.

Edward S. Taggart, twenty-eight years
bld, colored, of 20 Jones street, while
differing from pneumonia, at 4 o'clock
his morning. jumped from the third sto-
~ rear window of his home into the
kreaway and was instantly killed.
Taggart was a porter on New York
Central trains. He roomed with another
porter named Elliott.
Elliott was awakened this morning by
he noise of a window being raised. Just
ks he looked in the direction of the win
bow he saw Taggart leap from It..
1t is thought Taggart was crazed from
Favor
The evening world., 1893-11-28
ANGEL DANCER RELEASED.
John the Baptist Give, IFS Freedom
This Morning.

HACKENsACK. N. j.. Nov. 2s.-The
Bergen County band Of Angel Dancers,
or religious fanatics, is no more, the re-
naming member having been released
from the Hackensack Jail this morning.
Their sensational dances are said to
have been even more shocking than the
dance du vcntre OF the Midway Plais-
ance. and the whole band was arrested
and convicted of keeping a disorderiy
house.
IIuntsman T. MnasSn. alias the HOLY
One. and Jane Howell, alias Pho.be
the most aggressive OF the band, are now
In the State prison at Trenton. Two
married women were released under
promise that they would return to their
homes.
Larry Storms and John Gaynes. alias
Sllas the Pure. gained liberty by similar
promises. May Storms, a pretty bru-
neite. and John Mctlintock, alias John
the Baptist; were stubborn. They suf-
fered imprisonment Until they became
lonesome. Miss Storms was released
on SATURDAY; and to-day sails for South
Africa with her brother. John the Bap-
list was released this morning.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
WHO'S PARKHURsr AFTER NoWl
The Reformer. Capt. Wishart and
Supt. Byrnes Before Grand jury.

Rev. DIR. Charles H. Parkhurst made
his appearance In the General Sessions
building again to-day. He was accom-
panied by Capt. Wishart. OF the Society
for the Suppression Of Crime, and sew
erai other men, who are said to be
agents of the Society.
They went directly to the Grand Jury
room, where they remained waiting for
some time. At noon Dr.. Parkhurst dis
appeared in the secret chamber of the
Grand Jury and remained there for half
an hour. He was followed by his chief
agent.si
They refused to say In what case they
gave evidence but 1t is said that it
in some way affects Capt. Devery, of the
Eldridge street police station.
Supt. Byrnes also went before the
Grand Jury. He said that he had been
sent for, but he also declined to disclose
in what case he had been su~bpoenaed.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
SULLIVAN'S TRIAL BEGUN. =
Charged with Manslauehter In CauS-
ing Joseph Reean's Death. !

Cornelius Sullivan, who IN July l last
struck young Joseph Regain. eighteen
years old, a shipping clerk for Hirls &
Co., of Fulton street. with a club and
caused his death, was placed on trial
for ~manslaughter before Recorder
Smyth in Part /. of the General Sessions
to-day.
Assistant District-Attorney Osborne is
prosecuting. and Lawyer l.. s. Chanler
Is Sullivan's counsel. Regain. 1t is
claimed, was assaulted when he went
into the saloon 81 Market street, where
Sullivan was barkeeper, and asked for
n gla SIS of beer,
The evening world., 1893-11-28
KEPT MONEY AND GOT DRUNK.
.Ryan's Employers Failed to Obtain
the Price of Their Coal.

Thomas Ryan. aged tyenty-elght, a
coal-heaver, living at 147 Eagle avenue.
was held in $500 for trial In the Harlem
Police Court this morning.
Ryan was sent by his employers,
Markle G. Son, coal-dealers, yesterday to
deliver a ton of coGI to Leopold Weiss,
at 267 West One Hundred and Twenty
third street. He delivered 1t and received
the money for 1t.
RYAN proceeded to get drunk, and was
found late last night by Policeman Hesch
on One Hundred and Twenty-siXth street
in a helpless condition. The money was
pppa
The evening world., 1893-11-28
STRUCK HIM WITH A FLATlR0N.
Nathan Storch Charges Isaac Cohen
with Assault.

Nathan Storch. n tailor, OF go Riving-
ton street, charged Isaac Cohen, twen-
ty-eiGht years old, also a tailor. of l56
clinton street, IN the Essex Market Po-
lice Court to-day with assault.
They work in the same shop In Hester
street. Storch offered to do work
cheaper han Cohen. and the latter Is
alleged t. have struck StorCh between
the eyes with a flat-lron. Justice Noorhis
held Cohen for trial.
The evening world., 1893-11-28

Mr.. Egan Vas not at home when a rep
called TO turn over the money which had
been collected for him, but his family
were very grateful to those who contrib
uted TO the fund for their relief. Egan
has temporary employment in a whole7
sale grocery-house. but his earnings are
small. Mrs. EGan is anxious to obtain
a position as janitress. but would accept
almost any employment.
The family still occupy the house on
One Hundred and Eighty-fourth street,
east. of Amsterdam avenue, but could not
say how long they would be allowed to
remain in possession.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
MUST CLOSE GAMBLING DENS.
Bherifr Barrett viii Take a Hand I
Law Is Not Enforced.

CAMDEN. N. J., Nov. 2s.-Sherlff Bar
Fett this morning made public n letter
Eent to Mayor Jackson, last Friday, no
flying him that the gambling dens must
be closed at once. II the racetracks by
Dec. /. All Sunday violations must also
lease.
IL the Mayor does not take steps TO
Elose these dens, Sheriff Barrett will
AXE a posse of deputies and policemen
fnd raid every saloon in the county that
Violates the law.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
DIR. DARLING FOUND DEAD.
Prominent Buffalo Physician Elk
pired at the Gilsey.

DR.. Paul Park Darling, twenty-five
FEARS old, was found dead in his room In
he Gilsey House this morning.
DR.. Darling was a well-known ply
Fic!an of Buffalo, N. Y. He arrived
from Buffalo on Saturday last. and re-
an again alive, although the bell-boys
answered his calls up to yesterday fore
boon.
When Special Officer Donovan broke in
he door DR.. Darling was found partially
Pressed, dead on the bed.
1t is believed he died from a hemor-
image. He was unmarried.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
BROKE WINDOWS FOR REVENGE.
Two Men Arrested for Throwing
Paving Stones Into a Saloon.

Michael Seward, aged twenty-five, OF
71 Washington avenue. Brooklyn. and
Joseph Smith. aged twenty-five. of 925
Atlantic avenue, were arrested at l
o'clock this morning charged with
breaking $50 worth of windows in Henry
Goeber's saloon. ga Atlantic avenue.
The men Quarrelled with the bartender
over the payment for a round of drinks.
and they were elected. Then they threw
several paving stones through the win
dows.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
s niger Works Temporarily Closed.

ELIZABETH, y. J.. Nov. sS.-A report was cir
culated to-day that the Singer sewing machine
factory, at Eli5abethport was about To shut down
for an indefinite period, 4 representative OF the
Company std the factory would close tomorrow
night and remain closed Ltil Monday morning.
This was usually done during THANKSGIVING week.
The evening world., 1893-11-28

-, habty COu LlVer OH and al INs
trength-restorer.
For every disease caused by q torpid
liver or impure blood, Dyspepsia, "Livcr
Complaint" tho most stubborn Skin,
Icalp, OF Scrofulous affections - sven
consumption, or Lung : scrofula, In its
|arlier stages-it's the only remedy that
an be guaranteed. II it doesn't benefit
: cure yoq hAye your money back.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
TILDEN'S EXECUTORS SUED.
Michigan National Bank Wants $50.
900 Loaned on Promissory Notes.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Nov. U.s.
In the Queens County Circuit Court to-
day John r. Drake appeared as plaintiff
in a suit against the New York Iron
Mine Company and others to recover
$4,000 on three promissory notes.
Mr., Drake represents the Michigan
National Bank. which loaned the money
on the notes. The principal owner of the
Company was the late Samuel J. Tilden.
His executors are made party defend
ants to the suit.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Newark's Dog Show Opened.

NEWARK. y. j., Nov. :i-The first annual
bench show Of the New Jersey Kennel League
opened at 10 o'clock this morning In Industrial
Han. Mayor Haynes and many OF the city on1-
cials, as we'll AS a large number OF prominent
sporting men, visited the show during the day.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
CONFIRMS THE TAX LEVY.
Jersey City's Board OF Finance Re
fuses to Recognize Gornan.

The Board OF Finance OF Jersey city
last night confirmed the tax levy. The
tax books were submitted for confrma
ton, and were signed by Commission
ers Clark, PriRGe and German.
Inc Board In confirming the levy. re-
fused to recognize German as a Com
missioner.
Mayor Wanser had appointed James
lsov as Germans successor, but Cor
nan refuses 10 give up his place, and the
case is now in The courts in mandamus
procC edings.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Ex- Minister Grant Arrives,

Frederick Grant. ex-United States Minister to
Bolivia, and Mrs, Grant were passengers on the
steamer AIlsa, which left Port au Prince Nov. II
and arrived in this port to-day. Mr.. Grant came
from Colon to Kingston by steamer. and reports
all quiet in IOlAla.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Fell Into n Coal shuts.

Charles Olsen. a carpenter, of 1877 Neptune ave-
nue., while working on the coal shute Of Holmes
a Cogan, rs GARFIELD avenue. Jersey City. fell into
Inc shuto this morning, and Was seriously injured.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Instructor Tries Suicide.
nm An.anIaind proaa

Mass. Nov. 2s.-Harmon Whaley.
I Biddeford. Me-, an instructor In dentistry at
Harvard, attempted suicide this morning by cut
ing his throat with a razor. He is supposed to
be dying at the hospital. Dependency is said TO
be the cause Of the deed.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
sonld,d Infant Demo.

NEW BRIGHTON. S. l.. Nov. 2s.-Ruth Nor
rill. aged thlrtesn months, who was sealded
y~estsrda- morning died At The Smith Inhrnary
Ibis laorRlnG
The evening world., 1893-11-28
BLOOMINGDALE BROS. 81, ya!H and A SS5S s
ger which they claim threatens them

yer WhICh they c1aIW them
every day.
The failure of the New York and New
Jersey State Boards of Arbitration to
obtain recognition from President VIII
bur at the meeting at the Bingham
House in Philadelphia yesterday after
noon. excited very little comment among
the strikers at this end of the line. 1t
was no more than they expected, they
gay
The evening world., 1893-11-28
IT'S HIGH TIME


something was done, If your
blood is impure. You can't mis-
take the symptoms. Blotches
and pimples, or a feeling of Ian
guor and depression, are some
Of them. II you "let it CO."
you're an easy prey to all sorts
OF serious ailments.
Now, the best blood purifier
In the world is DR.. Pierce's Gold.
on Medical Discovery. Take
that, and it will certainly rid
you Of every blood faint and
disorder. 1t starts every organ
into healthful action, assists
all the bodily functions, and
cleanses, builds up, and invig-
crates the whole system.
The Discovery " far surpasseS
49, o. ns - IL
The evening world., 1893-11-28
CURES RISING
:. BREAST :.
MOTHERS FRIEND" /; ,sS sF

ofiered ch,ld.bearing woman; / have been q
midwife for many years.. and in each case
whcro "Mother's FTlen1" had been used IL has
mfering. 1t is the hest remedy for riding OF
the breast known, and worth the price for that
alofe. MRS. NJ. N. BhUsTER,
p Montgomery, Ala.
Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt
II price, ei.bO per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR co.,
sold by all draggista. A4LAATA. GA
The evening world., 1893-11-28

No Quorum .. Aldermen.
Aldermen are scarce around the City Hall these
days There waA no quorum to pass general orders
N, ta-dAy's meeting OF the Board.
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Wan.

your share Of the Furniture bargains At fLISr's.
tIth ST., better SO In the morning. 4
The evening world., 1893-11-28
Children'S
Coats and
Dresses.
Very important
reductions for
Wednesday,.

200 Children's Elder Cloth Coats.
deep ruf1e over shoulder, trim
med with velvet. sizes l to 1 n
years; worth 1.49, t.............. d
500 Children's Striped Cloth
Coats, pointed collar, trimmed
with angora fur. sizes / to 4
years, worth 1.9s. at.............. LEU
500 Elder Cloth Coats, deep COL
lar. trimmed with s%erpentine
braid and angora fur, sizes 1 to 4
4 years. worth 2.49. at............ I'll
$50 Children's All-Wool Cloth
coats. with double cape, trim
med with fur, sizes 1 to 4 years,
worth $40, 6sv
100 Children's Atwood Eiderdown
Coats, turned down collar and full
deep cape, handsomely trimmed
with ribbon, in pretty stripes, r n
sizes 1 to 4 years, worth $40, at. n
100 Figured Atwood Eiderdown
Coats, turned down collar. full
deep cape. nicely trimmed with
Thibet, Bishop sleeves, sizes / n I
to I years. worth $7.69, at........ III. 1
$50 anne style in al white at...... A.S
20 dozen Children's All-Wool Cash
mere Dresses, deep Bertha ruffie.
trimmed with fancy braid, size A n
1 to 1 years, worth $3.50, at...... .S
Girls Atwood Dresses. Of Hop
sacking and Whipcords, full
front. of all-wool cashmere of
contrasting colors, bishop
sleeves. lined throughout. 6 to &
II years; worth A.9s. at...........O, d
Il doz. Girls Al-wool Dresses,
of fancy hair line material,
full Bertha ruffie. nicely trim
med with braid, lined through
out, 4 to II years; worth double, q 1
Ia
LEGO Boys All-Wool Kilt Suits,
In fancy plaids, l to 4 years;
worth S.OO, II
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! "a scssasaoSSasSsA ~ sOkA O-RfGO 4
MsJrsoiss, II u Novssns5rs a. 1895.
Ia 10y Shrnaa

Una respectable casa de comercio dc esta Ca.
ptal ha recibido hoy I'M telegrams de st. Tho.
mas anunciAndole que, pOr fn, ha sido abolida 10
Ley que obligaba al Tesoro de los Estados Uni
dos Dc America comprar todos los meses cierta
3oantidad dc plata, llamada ley Sherman.
El desequilibrio que tai disposition ha de
producir On el mundo fnanciero y, sobre todo,
on los paises donde como en- Puerto Rico, rige 81
patron plata, no debe sernos extraho. lie sensi'
Bile - que cuando tai acuerdo dsbiS sncontrar
NOS prevsnidOs para que nos afectase 10 msnea
possible, nada-y NO por falta de apercibimiento,- -
se hA hecho sqaf en- concspto de defenderRos de-
psrjuicio que tai sueeao puede causar, CON la pro
bAble mayor baja de la plata, nuestso eomercic
y nusstras industries adn nuestro modo de
ser econ6mico.
s@ Esperemos ahora CON nuestrs santa calma de
siempre 10 que pueda sobrevenir.
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gshsIaa passsafsa ii Af,oyS Il ID iss aaskSss


Las re8ataa do yaets nan reaultado como he
esperaba, en- 10 derrota completa de Lord Dunra.
ven y 81 yact Vaib6rss por el Vigsi0nt que perte-
nece un sindicato americana. Hubo grande
entusiaamo alegrfa, pues 81 yact ingles no ven.
clio On ninguna de las regatas. !
Ahors 50 trata de organ1zar una serie de Ca
rreras entire 10 locomotora ingesa Queen. Empress
y Ia americana s'ndmero S99" On los tracks del fe
rrocarrll Central de Nueva. Y ork. Ambas loce.
motoraB SON enormes y SO exhlben actus ante en-
81 Departamento de transportation dc Ia Exposl
ci6n. Las dos m&quinas repreaentan dos sscue-
las diferentes de meeanica y sus rropietarjos han
heeho una apuesta de $40, 600 que serfn ST. 900,
CON los cinco mil que ha ofrecldo 81 lsdo vencedo
la senora Frank Leslie, directora del rico semana'
rio ~sae lleva su nombre.
La locomotora Queen Empress est4 exhibida
por 10 Compah.a ferrocarrilera London and North
Western y la ndmero 999 forma parte de Ia exhi.
bicion que hace el ferrocarril "New Y ork Central
and Hudaon River. La sarna total de la apues-
to sera empleada en- obras de acaridad no lmporta
ouien Ia game. La carrera sc hara probabemen-
to entire las ciudades de Albany Buffalo.
Puede tenerse una idea del tamaho de estas
locomotoras considesando que el di&metro de las
rusdas mide siste pies dos puIgadas.
William Lucklin, Slho 1 do siete anos, acaba
de ganar el litigio emprendido contra s ferro c..
rril michigan Central" en- Ia ciudad de Detroit.
El tribunal obhga ID Comp&nla & pagar Ia
friolera de $75 600 al muchacho que perdi6 am.
bas piernas en- un aecidente ocurrido hace un aho-
-.
Ultimaments no ham ilegado noticias de Es-
paha references los aconteeimientos de Melilla
El dltimo cablegrama recibido mediados dc Ia
aemana passda decia que e Gobierno espshol ha'
bia enviade adn mas refuerzos y se estsba prepa
rando para tomar la ofensiva do un momento
i otro.
Emma Coleman, IL rablcsa anarquista que
tanto di6 que hacer recientemente ls poicfa COZ
/ sus discursos incendiarios ha sdo condenada
| seis meres de prisi6n. El anarquismo NO psrece
prospsrar macho aqui. Dos peri6dicos de los mas
| rojos acabsn de suspender su publicacl6n, COME
Hando con toda franque que loa come fAegos gri
| tan y declaman, pero NO SO rsscan la bolsa para
suscsibirae que por 10 tanto no paeden CONT
nuar. No dejA de ser cierto que psrs compra'
tipos, prenssa parel etc. y psgar opararios SO ne
cesita Ago mas s6l6do que Ia aimpatia J gracias
| ~
| Sc cotiza hoy la Plata en- Londres 3S3 pc
niques en- Nueva York 73 censavos la onza
| Yours ruly.-Cyaresce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Fueron dstenidos ayet por ls policfa en- esta
Capital los individuos Felix Oquendo. requisite
riado por el Juzgado do Ia Instancia de Gate.
dral; Julian Fernandez y Petronila Osuna, por
pelea sscAndalo en- Ia calle de Tetuan J Ricar'
do Gomez nor cometar raterfaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

El vapor ingles '.Uanoemn, procsdente de
Nueva- York condujo para esta plaza, entire otros
efectos, los siguientes: ll5 barriles manzanaE.
jas manteca, 36 tereios de i'd, bocoyes $50 Ca
jas y 27 bIs botellas vacfas, $50 cajas queaos Al
jaulas jamones 65 barriles chfcharos, 20 cajas sal
chichones l35 barriles tocino, 80 brrriles acsite
cajas anuncios tardos tejidos, 100 cajaa ideos,
2,4z0 sacos harina trigo, 9ss csjas pastas, 250
asados arenques, so caias petr6eo, 40 esjas dSti.
les, Is caias perss cajas metales un barril cola
500 rollos alambre, 80 cuhetes grampas y 259
bultos hierro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

En- el chispeantislmo peri6dlco que se publ
ca en- Ia Habana CON el nombre de Fray Martin
leemos 10 que sigue:
"Hemos leido los primeros ndmeros del nue..
vo diario que el tftulo La Correspondence, Ia
visto Ia luz pdbica en- la Habana Dajo la direc'
ci6n del conocido escritor don Jose Romero
Hianer. La Correspondence es un peri6dieo de
csracter esencialmente moderno; sin estar afilado
ningun partido poitico y sin preocupacioneE de
ninguna especie, So ambiei6n en- proporcionar
sus lectores muchas noticias de todas partss Els,
en- go genero, un diario Embellishments nusvo en
el pals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Hemos visto Ia hsrrnosa collection de gran
novedad en- camas de hierro que han de sxhibir.
ae en- 10 pr6xima Exposici6n Regional Consta
aquelia de once cIases; para psrsonas mayorss
nihos, y cunitas para nihos de corta sdad. El
colch6n es adherido la misma CANA; excsp,
ci6n de las varillas para sl mosquiterO constitu.
ye 10 dsrnAs una sola pieza, pueds doblarse, CON
facilidad trasportarla de un punto otro. Pus.
den verse casa de Ahumada Ca, donds
tsmbisn Sc venden precios reducidos: De Las
nismas hay en- Cayey, en- casa de RucAbads
CompaKfa. l6--I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Nos escribs un amigo de Ponce informando
nos que ha tenido oportunidad de ex&minar dets
n1daments el gsbinete de cinics del renombrado
oculista doctor dom Guillermo Wives, que hay
que rendirse Ia svidencia de que sa TODD alli 10
mas perfeccionado y moderno. El doctor Wives
no solamente es ana notabilidad como especialis-
ia en- 81 del1cado ramo & que prefersntemsnte Sc
dedica, para honra suya y de este psfs que le vi6
nacer, aino que tiene el busn tacto de armonizar
los intereses profesonales CON los del pdblco sin
sxigencias que desdoran los sentimisntos huma.
nitarios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Noticias recibidas pol el dltimo correo NOS
hacen saber que el Excmo. Sr. DON Pablo Ubarri
20 encuentra muy aliviado, habiendo cesado CO
81 por complete los dolores de que -padecia. Lo
celsbramog mucho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

son en- verdad prlmorosos J de Ultima noda
los sombreros para senoras nihos que ae acabAn
de recibir an 81 Parts Bear. Los hsy para todos
los gustes, de 20 classes distlntas adornados sin
adornar, baratos y.... menos baratos, fnos y en-.
sreinos. Hay tambisn una gran variedad de for.
mas Nadis debe decidirse & comprar sombreros,
sin visitar antes al PARIS BAzAR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Orden de la plaza para manana: Jefe de dia,
el comandante del battalion de artilleria don An
tonic Loriga. Vista de Hospital, cuarto captain
del mismo battalion. Guardia del pslacio de San
ia Catalina, por el de la Patria Pasee de conva-
lecientea un sareento del referido battalion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Seg1n indicamos osro lugar, el vapor es
paiol Avsl6s, por exigsHeias del aerv.cio que pres
ia Ia Empresa en- Ia costa de Cuba, no podra We
mir aun dlcho brqus y en- su opostanidad &c
anunciara Ia salida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01
Carlos NaVapo ss'ls @.s. de 1s Ian p...ps sSs ns

numerosa clientele y al pdblico On general, que
aa recibido un variadfsimo surtide en- artfculoe
ie seda, tales como pafuelos para el holsillO, tra
es para senoras y nihos sahdas de teatre, abri
gos nantillas sobre-camas, tapetss para mssas, &s
todo de Ultima moda prscios absolutamsnts
sin competencia. No olvidar la direction: salle
de San Jose ndmero 10. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

lsRsatotB de sata Capital difsssof Dis iaz ebfafj
ha recibid6 IN cablegrama dc Londres avisSndo.
le que 81 26 pasado ha salido L. primers remesa
dc matsriales para Lar msneionadas obras que
el Q del corrisnte se despachark ID segunda.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

En- San Pedro de Mscoris Ssnto Domingo)
10 hs fundsdo una sociedad CON objsto de reuni1
fondos para llsvar inmigrados de Puerto Rico
Aquel distrito. En- Ia prlmera session SO reunleroE
Is nail pesos CON ese obieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Ill dla del c0Erlents un plquete del bata-
Hon de Artillerfa cpn bandeta = d mdsica do
Colon, so enconsrara 6 Ia ent ada de Ia Diputa.
ci6n provincial & fin de hacer Is honores de or.
denanza 81 Gobernador General que abrira Lac
aesiones del primer perfodo aemestral de Il miaa.
Nos comnnican de Utuado; I'll Qementerio
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Eatimaremos don julian Jose de Ahedo.
Agente de negocios, SO sirva mandar pagar &
esta empresa SO que adeuda por anuncios publ
cados en- los meses de Abril, Mayo, Junio y Ju,
lio del aEo en- curse. 30-8
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Nos dice un amigo:- - En- la Calsta de San
Juan hay una casa que es I'm verdadero criadero
de perros Cuando les dejan alberta Ia perrera,
corren peigro las pantorrillas de los vecinos de
aquella pacffca s1lencioss. .Caleta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-01

Aver SO incrlbieron los Rsgistros Civiles
de los Juzgados municipales de Catedral y San
Francisco, respectivamente, los nacimientos de
Clara Maria del Rosario Marrot y Lopez Mar
ciana Pizarro Villafsne.