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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
Rapidly Breaking Away From
the Agrarian League.
THE TREATY WITH RUSSIA.
Socialist Propaganda i'm the Colleges
TO Be stopped at Once.
More Nesta OF Anarchists Discovered by
spanish Polfcc-The Italian victory
In Africs--Fsmine I'm Asiatic Ruasia--
Revolutfon In Hond uras.
coprrirh,et. isaa hr ,hs As,ools,.a rre,.

Copyrighted, 1895 hy the Associated Press
BERLIN. Dec 23-I.iherai and Radical
papers are annoyed at the eoneiliatory at
titude adopted by the chancellor and for
eign secretary toward the agrarians. and
hope the day is near at hand when Caprivi
will take up the glove and tight The Ma
tional Zeitsng suggests that the Conserva-
tlves could easily he made TO feel
their folly if Caprivi would fill
the vacancies existing in the higher
offices by Liberals The extreme methods
of the agrarians appear. however. to be de-
feating their own ends. and the small
farmers are deserting the recently formed
Agrarian League by hundreds. II is cal
culated that nearly A0.o0o farmers, or al
most third Of the whole membership.
have already seeded.
Underground work continues against
the Russian treaty. For the moment the
deliberations rest. but the Russian dele
gates will remain here until they are re-
sumed after the New Year. In spite of
the SLOW progress made it is expected an
understanding will be reached.
New Years day will. as usual. unite oil
the commanding officers of the German
army around the emperor. when he is ac-
customed TO address them. The emperor's
speech is looked forward to as a prediction
of the coming political situation.
The debate in the English parliament
upon the Duke of Saxe-Coburg- -Gotha's
position seems likely to create
dissatifaction here. The Hamburger
Naehriehten says the position OF the
duke was discussed in q manner
which cannot be passed over without
notice on the German side. The duke has
become sovereign German Federal
prince. over whose rights and duties no
foreign parliament is entitled to deliver an
opinion. The incompatability of such an
occurrence with the dignity and respect
due the German empire and its Federal
princes should form subject Of discus
sion at an early sitting of the reichstag.
Severe measures are being taken to stop
the Socialist propaganda in schools and
colleges. owing to the revelation through
the report Of the director of the Greifs-
waid gymnasium that number Of stu
dents belonging to the upper classes were
connected with the Socialist party and In
correspondence with the leaders.
The emperor has forbidden further per-
formance OF oiden's play. Catherine the
Cunning" on account of the author refus-
ing to expunge . phrase relating to the
celebration Of the battle Of Sedan which
shocked the emperor.
Mai. Nieber, Of the general stan, has
been appointed commander of the balloon
department of the Prussian army, which
indicates extension of the balloon service.
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PIrrsBuRa, Dec. 23.-Within tbs past
twenty-fou hours three deaths have oc-
Cured from starvation. Their names are
Anthony Dominick. an Austrian, aged 90;
Mary weisman, aged B. daughter OF Henry
Weisman; Mrs. Arthur, widow. aged 10.
at Homestead. Dominick had eaten putrid
fish. The little Weisman girl had been
sick and her parents could not provide
proper food. and Mrs. Arthur died of sick
nes. and lack of food
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The king Of Siam fs dangerously III.
Striking bakers have caused . bread famine II
Madrid.
A terrible storm has ragged in the Bay Of Bis.
cay. Two English war vessels nearly went
down.
Dicbler, the public exacutioncr Of PariA II re-
ported to have received q number OF letters
threatening TO kill him with dynamite domb
II he taxes part In vaiiiant's execution
A giovemaker named Mivs has been found
murdered at his lodgings at Prague, bohemia
lie wss frequently mentioned in the reiohsrath
during the debate on the coercion measures.
and the Young Cxechs had denounced him ~ an
agent Of the chief of police.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
Woman Fatally shoots Her Husband.

SAN DrEso. Cal, Dec 23-John Bene-
venu,i, an Italian fisherman, was shot by
his wife this afternoon at Bay Shore and fa-
tally wounded. They had disagreed for some
time. and it was premeditated and carried
out with great GOODNESS. After firing four
times, every bullet taxing effect. the
woman walked 10 the county Jail. where
she surrendered herself. She charged her
husband with cruelty and expressed no re-
gret because Of her act.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
FATHER coKKIeANs vrcroKY.
He Reaoices That tho Catholic Enemies
Of Public Schools Are Defeated.

Of Public Schools Are Defeated.
HoBoRES, Dec. 23.--Father Corrigan. of
the Church of Our Lady of Grace. makes o
statement of the differences between him.
self and Father Favis which brought the
orders Of Satolli and Bishop Wigger into
collision. Father Corrigan says the mat
ter is still in the hands of the apostolic
delegate, and trusts it is the last dying ef-
fort Of the shameless conspiracy which has
been waged against him since he wrote the
little pamphlet which Wigger condemned
in 1883. That little work found echo In
every American heart. One of the first re-
suits was the Baltimore council in 1884.
and the final triumph was the establish
ment Of papai delegation at Washington
City and the promuigation OF the pope's
liberal policy on the relations of Catholics
to public schools. Father Corrigan denies
that he ever asked DIR. Favis to work
against Wigger and Archbishop Corrigsn.
All he ever asked Favis to do was to trans
late letters into Italian.
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R.volution in IIond ur.s.

wAsHISeroN Crrr. Dec. 23-Ths state do
partment today received dispatch from
Pierce NJ. b. Young. United States minis
ter OF Honduras and Guatemala, as fol-
lows: "Hondurian revoiutionists ara ad.
vancing from Nicaragua The Hondurian
army is in motion to meet the revolution
ists." American interests doubtless will
be protected in the event Of trouble. The
Alliance has been at La Libertad. and
today tho Ranger Joined her at that port.
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ramin. IN central A.ia.

Sr. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2.-Thers II .
famine In Central Asia Wheat is selling
for 2 roubles 10 copecks . pood at Samar-
kand, at over roubles at Ferghsna. and
Az roubles at Tashkend. Troops have to
buy their own rstions at . heavy loss.
People are paying to copscks per pood
for bread, when they can get it. Many 60
without bread
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PEACE ON EARTH. AND GooD WILL


tFeoSe0 Ox tue w oTh0s
RoxE, Dec. % THE pope today gave
audience to cardinals. prelates and bishops
in the throne room of the Vatican. The
reply of the holy father to the address Of
the prelates contained no direct reference
TO anarchists. During the course of his
remarks the pope said:
"In conformity with your wishes We ar
IDENTIFY desire to be, as many Of our prede-
cessors were, minister and messenger Of
peace to Europe and the world. We are
It's authorized jealous defender, because
peace among individuals and among So
ciety il the daughter of justice. which,
according to holy writ. lives by
faith, and the supreme priesthood
of Christianity. being the guardian
of the faith and the defender of
Justice, in invested with the apostleship Of
unity and peace. This apostolate must be
given freedom OF action. and its words
must be accepted without suspicion and
carried home 10 the hearts OF private citi-
zens. When charity disappears 1t Is be-
cause the sight of heaven has been lost.
We must not despair. Days of rest are re-
turning through the religious awakening
of the people At the moment most
marked by misery the germs OF faith will
revive. for Christ will rot abandon the
humanity He redeemed"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
An r,a,ias Anarchist.

RoaE. Dee. 23.-The Italian anarchist.
who gave the name OF Rinsldi, and Is ua-
der arrest on q charge Of being an accom-
plice of Cedins. the Spanish bomb throw
sr. has been identified ~ q Swiss whose
resi- name IL I,uggieri
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Roxx, Dec. BIN the senate Gen. Moe
eenni. minister Of war, announced that
congratulations had been sent Col. Arri-
n1onl. the Italian officer whose troops de-
feated n, 90 dervishss at Massovsh Gen.
Noccsnni sald that With the eongrs.ulA-
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Madeline Pollard Hush.a Up.

ST. Lours, Dec. IA special to the Re-
public from New York ssysit is reported.
on the authority Of Washington City
lawyer familiar with the case, that Made
line Pollard has left Washington City and
no further steps viii be taken 20 bring TO
trial her suit against Congressman Breek.
inridge for betrayal under promise Of mar
rfaee
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THE NOTABLE DEAD.

Martha B. Blown, pubic printer cs iae efty OF
New Iogx. died there saturday. o. paealoaaa
TIE fuurrGl o. treofge C. Asx0as. TIE hAaksr,
torK place ST. Cambridge, Mxss. saturday. inter.
nan. pesax In loaa. AEsGxa esnsssEy.
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). T. E.helm.n. shipp.n. Commlssio

WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 23-Secretary
Carlisle has appointed Rev. Jacob T. Eshel-
man shipping commissioner at Port Town
send. Wash.
(The PosT-ISTELLIGENcKR announced
months ago that Mr.. Eshelman had this
place. The commissionership used to be
a fat Office, before supports of entry were
designated. but is not now lucrative. Mr..
Esheiman is Missourian. Al years old, a
preacher, polite an and state senator. He
was member of the constitutional con-
vention from Yakima, and Is now pastor
of Christian church at Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

CHIcaeo, Dec. 23.--Ths evidence In the
Prendergast case vas concluded today.
Arguments wiii begin Tuesday. The at
torney for the defense threatens TO attack
the competence Of Juror Murray, on the
ground that he Is discovered 10 be an inti-
rnsfe friend of the late Mayor Harrison.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

PORTLAND. Dec. %. Especial. + Ex-
County Treasurer Arlington. convicted Of
the larceny of $23. 900 of the public funds
of Douglas county, was today sentenced
to three years ia tho penitentiary and
costs of the trial.
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Paper Joia. Associated Press.

SEw YoEg. Dee. e. The Pesf- -Express.
Of Rochester. y. Y. which has teen re-
e@iving service from the New York State
Press Association. an adjunct 20 the
United Press. today severed relations with
thai organization and signed ninety-yeAr
contract With the Associated Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

iions had been sent q warning TO Col
Arrlmoni not 20 cross the frontier, as such
an act would likely provoke the dcrvishss
10 make another attack upon the Italian
soldiers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

A Pioneer Dead at Port Townsend.
PoRr TOWNSEND. Dec. 23.-[Special. r.
Capt. b. y. Hoxsie. Pacific coast pioneer
aged so years, died today of apoplcxy.
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WASHINGTON SUNDAY. a. 1898

considered pretty good work for an entire
year heretofore, 10 will appear that the
elder has excellent reason for congratulate
ing himseis.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24
Cotton News.

CoIToy. Dee "a Special. The $500
donated by the county commissioners TO
repair the road leading from town to the
depot has been expended. The road is a
good piece Of work. rock and gravel 10 the
depth of a foo, and half having been
laid on TOP OF the soft mud.
The roads are in bad cond ton, and little
wheat is coming TO town. 4 farmer now
realizes % cents clear on 3 sack. whereas
ii should oe s. cents.
Several rev dwelling houses are going
up IN different portions OF town. indicating
that Cotton is holding its own. The city
5 also extending ITS sidewalks in different
portions of town.
The farmers are still busy plowing. the
soil being too wet TO seed. and between
times talk about the contemplated tariff
changes, taking no stock in too much free
trade
The business men Of Cotton are prepar-
ing to invoice their several stocks, prepar-
atory TO replenishmens in the spring.
Portland wholesalers have long enjoyed
the trade that should so to Seattle and
Tacoma
The large convent building is rapidly
nearing completion. 1t has the roof on.
the windows are in and the interior is in
the hands of the fathers. 1t will be fine
building and speaks well for the surround
ing country in these hard times.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-24

An uregontan Protesta Against Prayer.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 23--(Speciai.l--A digni-
tary of Oregon, officially known as the
third vice president of the State Secular
Union, and ons worthy to belong to an
administration headed oy Sylvester PEN
noyer, has written letter to the executive
committee of the teachers association in
this state. in which he enters solemn and
emphatic protest against the teachers
opening their meetings with prayer. This
official kicker has evidently been reading
programme for the meeting to be held in
North Yakima commencing on the 26th.
in which the proceedings of the evening
session are introduced with an
invocation" Now the true in
wardness of the matter which
causes the unwarranted interference of
this Webfoot reformer will indicate how
much justification he has. The teachers
association is not state institution and
no state money is devoted to its support,
therefore just why Washington teachers
cannot pray if they see mt without the in
reference of a crazy fanatic is past the un-
derstanding of those who have read the
0regonian's effusion.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Antes que sea tGrde.--Los que quieran matar
tres pajaros de un tiro que se apresuren com.
prar telAs para colgaduras y banderas y luciran
aus BALCONIES tres veces On cortfsno tempo; pa.
ia la Mao que legara el "a 25; para la llegada
de los Infantes el 2l del pr6ximo Abril para
las grandiosas festas del Centenario. Hay cor.
tinaies y banderas de todos cololes y para todas
las tortunas; de algod6n, de lana y de seda. Acu-
did antes que se acabe casa de Lentini y c.,
San Francisco no 38. lO--7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Por no haberse acsbado do recoier los fon-
dos para las 6estas en- honor de la mao Santa Ma.
ria que 81 vecino Jose Mercedes Marines habria
lniciado particularmente On las GALES do la For.
taleza San Francisco, ha dejsdo dicha collects
para que dichas festas tsngan lugar 81 llegar los
Infantes de Espaia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

DON Juan Sanjurjo captain del AvilGs,
que saldrl de hoy matana para 10 Habana
mandar 81 vapor Ndnusla, NOS encarga despedir
le do todos sus amigos oonocidos do esta Capi-
tai de la Isa, que por falta de tiempo no pueds
stectuar en otra forma. Queda complacido dlcho
estimado amigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Recaen, dice IN periodico de Ponce, sospe.
chAs en- un individuo Ilamado Cosme Santiago
que se haila preso en- ID question del asesinat0
del sefor Cotorruelo. La noche del erimen &c
vi6 este sujeto CON algunas prendas manchsdaa
do sangre. Dicho indiyiduo 60 hermano de una
amiga intima de la infortunada vfctima Sc ha
dsscubierto tambien, segun parece quienes fueron
los autores del atentado contra 81 dicho Cotorrue
10 hace poce tempo. Hay varies individuoa
presos con este motivo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

I'm telegrama do Madrid Nueva York fe.
chado ell IA del mes en- curse, dice 10 que sigue:
LA policia ha arrestado hoy 1huchoa
snarquistas, ha descubierto algunos puntos On
que 90 construfan bombas funcionaban algunaa
peqvsfias imprentas anarquistas, y 20 ha apode.
RADIO de muchos explosives de no pocos docu.
mentos. Un italiano fu6 sorprendido en- 81 scto
de cargar una bomba. Al soltarla hizo explo-
si6n, dejandolo muerto en- el acto, pero sn pro.
ducir ningun otro daHo personal"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Dice un peri6dico de Mayagdez:

Los alumnos del Institute de segunda On.
seianza de ID Capital, piensan erigir un arco de
triunfo sus altezas los infantes de Espana 81
llegada aquella ciudad. Con este motivo se
han dirigido los alumnos do los colsgios parti.
culares dc II Isla fn dc que envien IN dslegadc
4dicho acto y contrlbuyan CON una santidad al
mayor lucimiento del mismo. Sabemos que Ell
Loco de Mayagdez ha nombrado ya su delegado,
cue es 81 distinguido joven dos Salvador Anil,
contribuyendo con una cantidad decente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Venta de Finca

Sc vende esancia mde l30 cuerdae de terreno
proas para sIembras de cafe Ell bao de Anjeles iu
risdccton de Utuado dstane de Lares dos horas
De Utuado POGO mas menos Lo mismo que de Hatilo,
CAmuy Arecibo Por nopoder atendera duefo ven
dc muy baraa Tene dos de MADEIRA que pueden u
nzarse, como habtac6n Ia otra para tienda.
Pos6e como 80 cuerdas va ncadas de caePara nfomes
En Lares sehores Vlella Hemanos Utuado don jose
Blanco; Camuy, don Miguel Arriets; Ia Capital
Ahumada 15-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Sc sha disuelto la sociedad mercantil que en-
Bayam6n giraba CON la frma dc Sucesores de
G. Garcia Hermano pasando In liquidation 6
la nueva casa que 90 ha establecido CON 81 mismo
nombre de la cual son socios gestores don Eva
risto, don Marcelino don Genaro San Miguel
Sierra y comapditario don CAndido Garcia CO.
bi6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

A prop6sito de un suelto, enviado de Camuy
que publicamos anoche, Sc nos suplica decir 10
que sigue: "Hace proximamente dos amos que 81
Ayuntamisnto de Camuy anunci6 Ia vacante de
una plaza de escribiente, obtsndo ella don N-
mas Rivas Prieto don Sera6n NANNY. Nom
br6se al sei1or Prieto, acudiendo On azada ell Sr.
Nanny, resolviendo el Gobierno, de conformidad
CON Ia Diputacion Provincial, que Sc respetass 10
hecho por el Ayuntamiento que tiene derecho pa
r. nombrar sus empleados. No 90 exacto que di.
cha plaza fuese suprimida para despues nombrar
{ otro que 10 desempehase."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

En- Ia barberfa de Pens, calle dc Mendez.
Vigo, Mayaguez, BE encontrarA de Yenta La Co
RREsPoNDENoIA al precio de un chAvo el elem.
plar. lo-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Recortamos de La Patria do Santiago de
Cuba:
"Un Official de Marina publica en- el "New-
York Times " I'm artfculo, en- que dice que es
urgente para los Estados- Unidos llevar cabo la
anexion de la Repdblica Dominicana."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
.CENTRO GSLLEGO 2 susnro.sioo sss ,sss , .
IREsIDENOTA,

Instalada esta Soceo ad Ia nmero 81 cas
do San Francisco esquna Il del Csto donde podran
I'm de que los sehores que se encuenen adeudando
tas atasadas svan sasac eras dcho local done
Las de L. maana hasta las 10 de La noche pues de clio
todas atencones propo Hquidar regamen
tarsmente las cuentas mensuaes. Asimisuio con el
6n de aumentar 10 possible nm de socios exsen
tc se acord6 session del 26 de Febre mo dispensar
hasta e 81 del coente pago de Ia quota de entrsda
los seOres por cualquier dado de ba
concediendose igual gaca los do ngreso, deben
DO adverrse unos oros disuta ran de benefcio
Dc su ngreso pues desde el pmero de Abru pr6xmo
sfaran los repcorporados dos pesos de entrsda gua
suma los do nmero de nuevo ingreso cnco los funda
doros. SIS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
La sefiora dofia Santos &C

La sefora dofa Santos Gomez NOS participa
Que se ha encontrRdo unos lentes de oro en- In ca.
lie pudiendo pasar recojerlos, 81 que justifque
O. SON de su propiedad, Ia caleta de 8 Francis
co ninero IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

/ Nuestro activo corresponsal do Vega baja
NOS tslegraf6 anoche que ha muerto ALI
casi repentinamente el sefor don Manue.
Qulntero, persona muy estimada On 10 local
lidad presidents que fu6 del Comit4 local del
partido autonomista. Fate suceso ha causado
honda pena en- ID simpGtica V1lla.-R. I. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

III Astronomical Journal publica an interesan.
% Articulo dc r. RI. Stockwell acerca do IL sstre.
liz dc Bel9n. El autor opina que l. mencionada
sstrella era, nj mas nj menos Il conjunction
de Venus Jupiter On lugar do Il de Ssturno y
Jupiter que propuso Kleper hacs 400 anos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

81 vapor Indio cuando remolcaba hoy Ia
Santa Maria, encall6 en- el puerto. El Borin
qusn sigui6 remolcando Ia mao y despues pusc
{ aote al dicho cahonero Indio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
DE ALFARERIA
Sc desea con

afarero sepa hacer vdar eso de vaen-
cia Malaga, classes nas orinarias 81 los soda
dos hay aguno perfection ocio puede
dinjtrse DON JUAN DE NIDO, en- Humacao-Quiz& So
poda entar negocaciones para redimro del seryco
buscarle sustittlto. 4S-22
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Antes de anoche debi6 celebrarI

Antes dc anoche debi6 celebrarse junta de-
6nitiva en- el Gabinete de Lectura, de Ponce, con
el fin de hquidar dieho Centre, que no cuenta
con elementos para sostenerse. Francamente:
Ponce por honra de su nombre NO deberia con.
eentir que 0se Contro tuviera que cerrArs0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

AWE En- esta redacci6n 90 acaban de recibir
algunos ejemplares de las novelas MargdystG g. :
edici6n) La Enlstada del 1rGnvia y 30 1ssoro de
Cofress por ol Or Franck 90 venden los tres t.
mos Dor un peso rs centavos. 1O-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Facturas para cobros do giros dc la prensa
y cuadernos para &c semanas de 10 lavandera se
vendon en- esta imprenta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Sc vendieron aver en- competencia en- esta
Capital, 50 sacos szdcar 3.a Constancia y "a i'd.
3.a San Pedro, $685. comprados por A. Raus-
chenpat Y "a sacos id. o. San Pedro, $33 323
compradoa por Jose T. Silva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

pues dicho capitan goza de las mayores simpatias.
Dessamos felicidades en- ~ nuevo destino q ami.
go cue se ausenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30
Dice La Democracad de Ponce:

"Hemos recibido una hoia suelta en- que el
ss1or Draya, apreciable obrero do esta ciudad,
pide Ia cooperation de Ia naci6n y de 10 provin.
cia para un proyecto de direction de los globos
aersost&ticos. Ell proposito, cusndo menos, %
0rande: demasiado grande."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-30

Cotizsmos cafe en- esta Capital al rededor d.
$28R $291 por extremes de classes.