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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
NOtes and Personals.

Norman q. Bnmhall, hale and
hearty veteran Of ~, Of PaysOn, and
Christina Jossphson, aged 90, OF Santa
quin, were yesterday granted licenses
70 wsd. Tho same privilege was
granted 10 JAMES NJ. Kirkham and
Kate woodhouse, Of Lehi, and George
Foote, Of Provo, aud Dora White, Of
Pleasant Grove.
David Giles, an employs at Board
mhn's lime kilns, reported yesterday
10 the city marshal that while ho was
al work watch had been stolen from
the pocket OF his vest. The marahAl IL
OF the opinion that Giles 10 the Victim
OF \ practical joke.
A valuable COW, the property OF Lao.
gan Holloway, was killed. Gu Sunday
evening By tho Rio Grande Western
train.
Mr.. Bfisgs, Of Denver, 10 ia the city
examining the numerous onyx claims
Ia the vicinity. Ho was over at Peli.
can point yesterday.
Numerous witnesses are over from
rintio giving their testimony before
tho grand jury, Among the number 10
Editor MIX VI the Miner.
The Provo base ball team defeated
the Wallsburg team on Saturday last,
on score OF teu ~ sOYen, This 10 a
uuior Provo team. A match Is being
arranged with the senior team for
next Sunday.
PfsIldent Woodruff visited Stake
Pfesldtpt Smooth on Saturday even
ing. Tbs two aged veterans were
sefsnaded by the Boshard and Pyne
quaTtet,e who rendered "My Old
Kentucky Home" aud other seloo.
lions which called forth many reInln.
iIoenoes VI tho past The evening
was spent very pleasantly.
An anpiveriary OF the Pleasant
Grove Sabbath school was celebrated
on Sunday. Superintendent George
Goddard aud Elder John w. Whilta.
her OF Salt Lake oily were present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
sleeth Won't Be Bounced. 4"

Tho city council having tabled the
mayors veto Of the measure decspi.
tatipg OficsI 6lseIh, II was thought
that would end the matter. hut not
90. Yesterday sIeeth donnsd his uni.
form and star and did his little beat as
In days OF yore.
Whom asked II no was doing duty
for his health, seeing tbs council
had struck his name or the
pay roll. Slssth replied, al anu
acting under Instructions from the
mayor and shAll continue to do 80 until
l know the reasons why the city
council want to yet rid OF me-" The
mayor has also ordered the men OF the
DIRE department TO remain where they
are. II was decided by y unanimous
vote atMondHy nights oouncllio reduce
their number elk. The council meet
again tonight when those who attended
on Monday night In anticipation Of
some fun, but were disappointed, may
got Rll they want
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Notes and Personals.

Hon. J. b. ClArkson arrived over the
Union Pacific from the east early this
morning and accompanied by Colonel
TrumbO and Frank J. Cannon, went
on TO BAlt Lake.
The Reed Hotel was re.opened to tho
public this morning.
The lad who got hurt in yesterdays
runaway Is doing as well Rs can he
expected.
Peter Elliot delivered Au iateresting
lecture before the Y. NJ, NJ. /, A, Of
the Fifth ward last night.
Mrs. AnnA WhsAtlsy, the woman
recently adludged Insane, was taken
TO the asylum at Provo yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Belnap.
q. X. SputhwoTth OF Castillo Springs
was In town yesterday making arrange.
ment with the Ogden band for terri /.
toTlHl band contest 10 take place at
CaitillR some time next month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Narrow Escape.

Seine Of the parengers OF No. Z,
Il. q. W. train received n terrible
shock 10 their nerves Ms they passed
through Lake View at about O'Clock
on Sunday evening. A shot was fired
from the hillside cast VI the track, the
ball uhiELlng through the car, cutting
\ neat, round hole IN the window pane
az II sntsred on tho east, passing
through the bob OF hair a. tho back Of
a lady's head, scorching anothsr lGdy's
throat, coming 90 close 10 third lady's
nose that she felt the bet atmospheric
friction, aud out through ths window,
cutting y hole In q second wlndow
pane. Several yeuonA In tho car
state that they were struck with min
ute PARTICLES Of glass. The train tped
on, but ssysral ladies OF thai car will
never forge. that they had an un-
comfortably Close call 10 ascend the
golden siaifs. Tho ladies are unknown,
10 they were passengers for the Last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

In ihe Probate Court IN and Tor salt Lake
county Territory VI Utah
In the matter Of tho Estate Of william W. foi.
t1r, deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Railroad Accident.

The Rio GIande Western pas
senger and mail train was twelve
hours late yesterday. A fumoT
got circulated that an aool-
dent had happened. The railroad
people would neither Afllrm or deny
the rumor, maintaining their usual
reticenee. When the tTain arrived,
information WIS obtained OF one OF this
passengers to tho effect that the engine
had In some unaccountable manner
got loose from the other part Of this
train, In crossing aswitch at a place
called Desert. This engine ran
through n Chinese wash houie near
the track and finally landed In a ditch.
The baggage and express car Of the
other portion Of the train met a
similar fate. The passengers, beyond
a general shaking up and An all round
scare, were uninjuTed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
SEARCHING FOR TAYLOR.
The Prevalent Belief Is that Ho has
Been Murdered,

The friends Of J. Henry Taylor, the
Plain City man, who left home last
week and has not boon heard Of
since, feel much exercised over the
affair. Three large searching parties
were organised yesterday and started
out in different directions Ia the hopes
OF finding some olus ~ to his where
about. Among the seArehsrs are a
party Of Ogden msn,vls.: Counoilmsn
Stone and Briggs, City Recorder H.pp
and . half dezen oIhsrs, who took the
Ogden canyon rouIs, expesusg 70
ioin the others on the Caohs valley
divide.
The seen. al the home VI the roiaslf 9
man 10 said 70 b. pi.iiul in ihs sx.
trsme. His aged psrssts, vile and
children ore ptossrstsd With grief.
The generally expfssssd bollsf 10
that Taylor has met With foul Ilty.
Many runners are ell Iat regarding
threats certain mea have been heard
to make on Taylor over litigation In
mining claims.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Police Court Items.

Henry Allen was arrested yesterday
charged with Sighting In a saloon on
Washington avenue. This morning
be was Introduced to Justice Cahoon,
aud the case continued, the prossout-
ing witness failing 10 appear OF the
hour set for tho hearing.
Robert Adams stols a pair Of shoes,
the property OF Enoch oahhood ye,tef-
day, and got twenty-five days In the
city jail.
w. J. Hall was arrested early this
morning by the police on the charge OF
robbery. He was turned over TO the
u. b. maTshAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

order 10 show o.nse Why order % sale Of real
estate should not DO made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL.
New Ordinances. Street Railway Oper'
a,lons.-Quarautlne Physician
Appointed.

A session Of the city council was
held last night. The principal item
Of business was tho consideration Of
the now ordinances being prepared by
the special oommission. w. 7. Ben
nett represented that no had mads
arrangements for the running OF tbs
Provo City Railway during the sum
uisr, but he Understood ths franchise
Of the road had been forfeited. lie
asked fer the privilege Of operation
until November lot. rhs matter Va,
rsf-Tfsd to the COMMITTEES on stfesta
and alleys. The appointment, Of Dr..
George Smart ~ quarantine physician
OF the city was confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Alpine Organization.

Elders h. NJ. Lyman and Abraham
II. Cannon, OF the Twelve Apostles,
aud Elders Jsbn and Partridge OF the
Sake presidency, wsre ~ Alpine
) sstsfday aud organized the bithoptic
Of that ward. Albert Aarrh ne Bishop,
James Vance a. first counselor aud t.
y. Carlyle ~ second counselor, were
sustained 10 their respective positions
by the Sainta ana were ordained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

c,EALED nfns-BY ORDER or rHE
> County Court Of salt lake County, Terri.
tory ~ Utah, sealed hifs will be received by
ihe County vlsrh % v 70 oe,oes,a r, monu.y;
Lsts Couuty duriu. is,t Tbs following viii
form baslsfof BIDS for records, ETC. 70 10 iur'
nphedi
Tor County H.e.rdsri-
AFrantOr indies " SO pAGes each.
aFrAntoe indicci " 80 pages each,
entry hoot, vt ~ pace each. -.-..,
blsnk mortg iss records q 80 pigcs each
printed deed records Of eco pages each
blank deco RECORD, o. . { p.giei. each: ,,.,
biank nining record o. gl0 pages.
blaut mining ola m u gptFet
blAnk lien and lsIts record o. 900 pages.
diTsci sad reverse indes for each rccor )
hbnra mentioned
ah,it.ei book"n ~
] abtN Act book IN "a"
IL document receipt books " 1000 each.
some " these records have printed formt,
aud ihs amouut csn be determined only as inc
i,scsfd1 are W b. Gousi In full Busua circuit,
"kub bands" Win loose canvas covers ani
RusIia cornsri. Sat opening zach. rauet 70 BE-
Prices TO be gwen on records ruled and prlnle 2
Ani on ruled only. Also Tor he hecgrdef'a
with return card printed thereon. Per thou
sand.
Iur County Collector
Glul1 frst Hn notices, more or less.
mp1g second tai notice., more or Ice,
o3pnnte1 stub fughicra,in books ". 20 pages
each
FOR County Assessor
Nluttcrt.
inr tounty Clerk
Probais blanss printed on ispound super
enc Fat cappaper or " equal gradc, 80 OF each,
TO be- furulshsd on order.
ninon's and fatert pencils, per grois
Tons, yer sross.
kuvelopea, per Thousand, same aa Recorder
faher's rubber bands. yer grotA
LEGAL zap, per TQAm.
lmaTisEs license printed record. go pages
and nfen.
printed Probate record. 900 page
I istsne record aud index 10 zane, 601 pages,
AL supplies 70 be furnished ~ called for : a
bond for faithful performance N contract m
such sum 80 the County tUuft may determine
viii - required Of the surceagful bidder The
county reserves the right 80 reject any and AL
BIDS.
FOR details and iull particulars each bidder
Will DO expected 10 consult with the county
Officers for whom tho work and ratauAl IL 10
10 furnished, ami the county Court Will not be
responsible for any LACK u undermining on
the psrt Of l1c bidder
40 indefinite or ambiguous bids viii be con
tidorsd. a. v. MLLuI,
Couuty Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Al The AsYlum.

Services were oonduoiei a, the In.
sane Asylum on Sunday by Elders j.
Is. Keller and William II. King,
music being iufnished by msmbeTs Of
the Tabernacle choir. The patients
were quiet and orderly, and apparently
listened Attonuysly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

Elder John Lewis has returned
homo from hia mission TO tho Northern
rtatos. He addressed tho Saints At
the Tabernacle on Sunday. Elder
Lewis has enjoyed good health while
absent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
Released.

At the solicitation OF the board and
faculty OF the Brigham Young
Acadsmy, Professor Jopuph -. Keoler
has boon honotably released from his
call 10 20 10 Liverpool and ENGAGE In
the editorial department OF tho MiHcn'
NAL Sfffr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14

EEORGE GODDARD AND RICHARD
NJ SWyth, the Executors u The estate oi
Ni|liamW, roster, dcceated, having nlgd their
petition herein, ouiy vefiisd praying for an
order " sale NJ eli sho real estate ~ tsii do.
ccd No, Tor tue purposes thsrsiu sst forth. u IL
therefore ordered by tho Judge u sad court,
that ~ persons interested m the estate Of said
drcnhard appear before the faid Probate Court
on sHfurdAy, tue lsth day ~ Juiv. A ~. ~ 3 At
court room u said Probate Court a. the
cuuniy courthouse, In the Dlty and rounty OF
HaiG Lake, ltAh Territory 20 show cause why
IN order Should not be granted 10 ghe said al.
min'atrAtur, 70 sell % much " tho real estate
of The SAID de- eaied Al public sAe - shan he
uesesHAry, anu that copy .uf this order be
puhlirhFd a. leat four sucrgfaiye weeks In tho
DtHEuET fNENtSu NEWH, a newspaper print.
ed and published IN said city and eountY.
Dated June isth, ispi
JACOB u. BLAIR.
pFOUHte TutHa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Convsndrfa aprovecharse el hecho de que ahora
esten secos cast todos los abes la Capital, pa.
ra mandarlos alimpiar. LA Alcaldla dsberla to-
mar cartas en- este asunto entire las medidas hi
giencas que han de adoptarse contra el c6lera. Al
jibes hay que tienen mas de una vara de tango
corrompido en- el fondo Esta mahana nos mos.
traron el aqua que SO extrae del ajlbe de la casa
n1mero 36 calle de San Justo y francam ente, no
SO pude pedir mas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Sc nos suplica declr al que pregunt6 por que
no Sc publican las cuentas de ingresos egresos
de la sociedad carte culinario" quo puede diri.
girse la directiva de Ia misma que es compla-
ciente dara los datos que SO deseen. No Sc con-
tesla los que mostrando aprecio Ia sociedad 90
ponen careta para preguntar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
ULTIMA HORA.

Al entrar en- prensa LA CORRESPONDENCE
est& hacienda su entrada en- Ia Capital, S. e. el
Gobernador General. Gran ndmero de emplsados
otras peraonas distinguidas salieron recibirlss
Maiiana daremos detalles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Hemos visto el ndmero del interesante pc
ri6dico madrileho Blanco q Negro ded1cado TODD
honrar Ia memoria del insigne poeta don Jose
Zorrilla. Dicho ndmero trae interesantfsimos
grabados muy amena lectura on verso prosa.
Vendese & vell6n 81 ejemplar en- la peluqueria
Lourock Bat, San Francisco n1mero AZ.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
Dice un perl6dico de Nueva-York:

ri Departamento de Marina ha deslgnado
81 comandante Charles H. Davis para que reciba,
con los debidos honores, 8 IL Infanta dona Eula.
lia & su legadaA los Estados Unidos 81 CO.
mandante > w, Dickens, para que espere en-
Nueva. York la llegada del buque que ha de CON
ducir a duque de Veraguas, descendiente direc.
to de Colon, y 10 reciba como huesped de ID ma.
ci6n.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
En- Patillas ae proponen fund,

En- Patillas SO proponen fundar una logia
masonica con el titulo de RenGcsmsento; en- Utua-
do sc ha fundado una loga que 90 denomina ca
rsdad, bajo los auspicios del Gran Oriente Espa-
nol y Ia Logia Estrella de Oriente de Cabo-roio
hace preparativoa para instalar un taller de
Adoption (de Mujeres).
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
Nos escriben de Utuado:

Ell popular don Jose Robert alcalde de es.
to pueblo pasara Ia Capital con objeto de visi.
tar los Infantes, ofrecerle sus respetos mani
festarle 10 satlsfecho que esta Utuado con su
acertada administration. Los Infantes han de
toner gran satisfaction al conocer & don Pope,
modelo de buenos alcaldes"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

ELas novelas Mdrgorsta, La Easlstodo de 81
IEdnvsa El Issoro de Cofress, por el Dr. F}anck
ne venden en- Ponce en- el ALMAoEN DE MUs1oA
de don Olimpio Otero, al m1smo precio que en-
esta redacci6n. Els decir IA reales por los 8
tomos. 1O-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Hemos sabido que el senior alcalde-delegado
de Pefuelas, al ser visitado por 81 comisionado
del gobierno, para adquirir objetos productoa
destinados Ia Exposition de Chicago, le mani.
festo que 10 dnico que podfa brindarle centas
neaIas. Suponemos nosotros que seran estas las
municipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Papel de varios colores, timbrado con ell
nombre del establecimiento, calidad superior para
envolver en- las mercerlas, $3-25 Ia resma to-
mando de diez en- adelante, SO vende en- esta
imprenta IO-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

A las tres de la manana dol dia 16 fue ase-
sinado en- el barrio de "Toltas" de L. ju1isdic-
ci6n de Cayey 81 vecino Jesus M" Arizona Re-
caen fundadas sospechas de qae haya sido 81 au-
tor del c1imen 81 individuo Juan Nogueras que
fue detenido por la guardia civil de aquel puesto
en- Ia poblaci6n las seis de Ia mafiana On el mo-
mento que SO d1sponfa para fugarse El Juez de
Instruction 90 present6 en- ell lugar del suceso
proced1endo al levantamiento del cadaver y &
instruir ei correspondence sumario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

El sehor>don Lucas Pagan, del comercio de
San German, nos participa que ha quedado di-
suelta la casa de comercio que giraba bajo la ra-
z6n de Lucas Pagan Ca, haciendose cargo del
aetivo passive de "a misma, que continuara los
mismos negocios baio su solo nombre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Ha entfad6 sata safds al puerto ds ssta CO.
pisal procedente de Il Habana, 81 vapot sspanol
Maraxela
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Seg1n leemos en- el Boletsn Ecclesiastical la CO.
lects del dinelo de San Pedroen Puerto. Rico, para
ofrecerlo 8. 8. 81 Papa SO elevaba el Is del mes
en- curso la suma de 2,662-9O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Lease en- la secclon de anuncios Ell de un grar
desaflo de gallos que Sc prepara en- Bayam6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Cotizamos cafe en- esta Capital de $281 & 285
classes para Cuba hasta $29a hacienda escogido
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

s. E. 81 Gobernador ha almorzado hoy en- Ia
Carolina; Ia una pas6 Rio-Piedras y esta tarde
regresar4 esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Nos participa nuestro d1stinguido amigo 81
DR. Stshl, desde Bayam6n, que habiendo regresa-
do de Alemania hace POGO su sehorita hiiaT dona
tudios de m1sica en- el Conservatorio de Frank
fort, 90 propone dar agunas lecclones de piano
exclusivamente seforas y senoritas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
VARIEDADES

Amargo de Angostura, maicsna fresca
arroz valenciano, vino tinto marca Sagasta Ger
veza superior, c6mprense en- 81 Colmado de Cere
cedo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
E d. gaIS.u Romero css!,;1 Do Dc s:ss:ss. ssssi.'

vsmente esta Capital, y ha instalado su domici-
lilo gabinete de consultas en- la ealle de la FOR
TALEZA, NJ Sc. Tiene el honor de participar-.
10 al pdbhco, de ofrecerle sus servicios profs-
sionales. Horas de consulta, de 12G2 de la
tarde. e0-2e
CONSEJ0 LAS MADRES.-E Jarabe Claimants de
La sonora WnsloW debera sepre cuando los nos
padecen de Ia denticon Proportions avio Immediate nj
pequeno paciente produce sueio tranqulo natural
aviando todo dolor ell angeto risue6o fez
Els agradabe al paladar Ahya al pequenuelo ablan
da las encas, calma todo door riguaza los intesnos
meor remedo conocdo para dareas ocssonsda por
Ia dentici0n u otra causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

& dispssiei6n do las psrsonAS que auisfan SKA.
minarlas On Ii 2a Comandancia de Marina. =
Arsenal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

En- "a horas se hacen entregan en- esta ii
pograffa ibros talonarios de cuaquier tamafio pa
"a Ynatrfculas de Qanado vacuno caballar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
Seccion de AnunCios
Mullenhoff &c Korber

VENDEN:
Alambre con p1as.
Almagre Blanco Espaha.
Arados Rastrillos, SA OK.
Azadas Palss.
Frascos para Ginebra CON sus cajas.
Carretillas
Cemento Portland.
Cerveza Negra.
Cerveza Americana.
Cerveza PALE ALE.
Crudo para empaquetar tabaco.
Cognac 6no.
Loza alemana para pisos.
Maquinas de cortar yerba.
Maquinas de coser, SINGER -
Papel de Imprenta.s
Idem iden color
Pianos alemanes.
Pintura roja
Rejas para Arados. Is
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19
COMUNICADOS
R. /. P.

s. @sf u a +. .s
ssz. ri dia del actual falleci6 en- este pueblo,
10 j6ven y apreciable, sehora dona Carmen Garcia
, Marini, esposa del querido amigo don Aracelio
Silva. sss=t ss @as-..
Cuando Ia dicha esa deilad caprichosa, ex-
tendfa sus alas sobre la amante pareja, la Parca,
tras cruel y tenaz dolencia ffsica, burlandose de
la ciencis de varios facultativos de los cuida-
dos prolijos de una tierna madre ha roto el lazo
bendito que les unla, arrebatando de aquel hogar,
Ia paz la felicidad.
Hoy lamentan tan sensible p6rdida sus aman-
tes padre don Jeronimo dofa Benedicta, "a sin.
cero hermano don GonzAlo, sus primos demas
dolientes 81 pueblo en- general pidiendo al Gran
Hacedor del Universe nos de resignation para
soportar tan rudo golpe acoia en- su seno Ia
que ha abandonado este vale de lagrimas rem
dido su 1ltimo tribute la tierra.-Un primo
Cabo-rojo, Abril Is de 1898.
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Capital
Amigo Director: LIE estimare las inserci6n
de las siguientes preguntas:
.Gracias y ordene 4 su queredor.-X.
Ia Quien fue el mayordomo que estando
al frente de los intereses de don Jose del c. Bor-
ges fue comisionado para Ia venta de veinte no.
villos, que desempen6 tan digna y honradamen-
te su comisi6n que Sc guard6 su producido2
Cual es el valiente lacayo, que aprovechan-
do Ia oportunidad de encontrsrse en- su casa un
csballero, (prevaleciendose de la circumstances de
estar rodeado por unos cuantos de su jaez,) le
provoca con insultos adecuados su ninguna edu-
caci6n :?
Conteste el garan6n quien aludo.-X.
Naguabo.
Contestando del dicese de LACoRREsPoNDKN
c1A DE PUERTo-R Rico del seis del corriente mes
Dicennos que parece mentira que el suelto de re
terencia no halla sido contestado por tantos illus
tres senores doctores que habitan en- Ia Isla en-
/ terra de San Juan Bautista de Puerto. Rico, tierrs
cl4sica del gusto Este silencio demuestra da
comprender que aquf no hay gusto, que no sabe
10 que es conner bien, 8 que no hay quien 10 con
feccione 6 que los senores de Ia alta aristocracis
lde Puerto Rico no tienen el gusto nj el palada
de los Infantes de Espana.
Cuandos en- Puerto. Rico hay maestros macs
tras de cocina que estan la altura de los de Eu
ropa y de la America del Sud, 10 q, SO necesita 9
que 10 psguen bien su trabajo que Sc les de 6
menu que SO quiera tendran 10 que SO pida.-
Pru6bese.
Por 81 Arte Culinario,- N. de Ia 1orr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

La Sociedad de Socorros mdtuos de San
Rafael iuega en- el sorteo pr6ximo el billete n6.
nero 24,9O6 de Ia Loterfa Provincial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Han sido vacunados hoy por 81 doctor Elias
on el "Asilo de Benefceneia y Manicomio" $50
acogidos en- dicho estabecimiento, por cuenta de
Ia Diputaci6n Provincial.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Todos los dias desde e IT. de II 4 2 de Ia
tarde hasta el 80 del que cursa estara alberta la
matrfcula para 80 nihos pobres Ia escuela ssCo-
l6n," Luna SO en- esta Capital va 10 saben
pu6s los interesados 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Don Pedro Garcia Sc ha presentado en- esta
redacci6n, manifestando que por causas que ha
denunciado varios almacenistas de la Capital,
de quien depende su cargo, se retira desde hoy
dar 10 que procede en- dichas quejas Puerto
Rico. Is. 3 tarde de 1893. .--P. GGrciG
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-19

Estimaremos don Antonio Ahar1n, alcal-
dexle Toa.baja, 90 sirta rsmitirnos 10 que adeu-
da por impresos desde 81 4 de Noviembre de
1892 lO--3