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The morning call., 1893-10-22
KAIULANPS GUARDIAN.
He Declares That the Provisional
Cannot Go On Forever.

(dnnOC UO OH FOTcNCI'
Theophilus II. Davies Of Honolulu ar
rived here yesterday from Washington,
ID. c., via Vancouver. and is stopping at
the Palace. He will leave by the next
steamer for Hawaii. Mr.. Davies has been
a resident of the islands since 1857, was
British Consul for sixteen years. and has
large commercial and agricultural inter-
ests there. He is also guardian OF
Princess Kaulani. though this Is per-
sonal. not legal, trust, undertaken at the
request, first. of King Kalakaua and then
of Queen Liluokalani. The Princess is
now in Germany pursuing studies. Her
recent coming of age does not affect the
guardianship of Mr.. Davies.
When the recent bloodless revolution
was accomplished a Honolulu, Mr.. Davies
was abroad, and he has not been to the
scene since; vet he has done much with
his pen and personal influence to balk the
plans of the Provisional Government. He
expressed himself freely to CALL re-
porter. saying:
''The great mistake made by the COM
miss0ners is that they went outside the
nation. and am unable to perceive how
1t is possible for them to recover from this
mistake. 1t was not statesman-llke or
business-like movement. The commits
soners, upon the authority OF mass
meeting. have offered to annex the Ha-
waiian kingdom to the United States.
Suppose these same commissio ioners, upon
the same authority, had made the same
offer to Russia, what ruorId the world of
The morning call., 1893-10-22

nations have said? What would the
United States have saidp
'The Provisional Government. had errors
and difficulties enough to deal with, but it
made most grievous blupder when it
went outside the bounds of the nation
without the sanction of the nation. Such
proposal could have no other response
from any modern Christian nation than
it has had from the United States. 1t
appears to me their difficulty lies in their
very title page. The word PROVISIONAL
must surely be got rid of; and what shall
take its place? Will these fifteen gentle
men proceed next year to deal with the
revenue of the kingdom in defiance of the
constitution whose defense was their only
call into existence?
This surely cannot 60 on forever. At
some period or other there must be an
appeal to the electorate. There will be
about $500 Hawaiian votes which will be
nearly solid for independence and only
1000 others. all told, iB Guiding 1000 Portu-
gueSe, chiefly labOrers."
The morning call., 1893-10-22
NOVEMBER MAGAZINES.

The leading article in The Overland is
on the Midwinter Fair. 1t is written by
Phil Weaver Jr. and profusely illustrated.
Other articles worthy of note are: 1.-THE
Man Beyant." by Alice GRAY Cowan
"Tobogganing in Geor gia," by Caroline
lie Conte; 1.-THE Claims of Theology as a
Study for Young Men of Liberal Educa-
tion," by Frank Hugh Foster. and "Tales
of Smuggler," by S. S. Boynton. The
poetry is up to the usual standard.
The centenary OF the death of Nine.
Roland is called vividly to mind in Scrib-
ner's in an article written by Ida NJ. Tar
bell. who has made for a long time a
special study of Nine. Roand's life and
has had access to much new and unpub-
lished material through the kind Offices of
the branch of the Roland family now living
in Paris. Among the illustrations are
some rare portraits. including the one of
Nine. Roland approved by the family as
the most Authentic. and the miniature of
BuZot which Nine. Roland wore during her
Imprisonment.
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly opens
with highly interesting and significant
illustrated article entitled, Electricity Up
to Date" by Arthur Vaughan Abbott.
The marvellous progress in electrical
science and its practical application is
traced, from the time of the Centennial
Exhibition in 1876. when the entire electri-
cal exhibit was included in small section
of the main building, to the present
Worlds Fair at Chicago. A charming
little story is one contributed by Mrs.
Florence Percy Mathesen of this city. en-
titled IN. Bouvier." The number is pro.
fusely illustrated.
Godey's Magazine for Novembe is, in the
opinion of the publishers, the most attract
i've Of the new series of this old favorite.
1t Is rich In contents and illustrations.
The complete novel s from the pen OF M rs.
Amelia E. Barr, and is called "The Flow.
ers of Gala Water" 1t is profusely and
beautifully illustrated by Theodore Hempe,
and the story itself Is in Mrs. Barr's most
interesting vein.
st. Nicholas contains the first one of a
series of stories of India and the jungle by
Rudyard Kipling. When Rudyard Kip
ling was boy he and his sister used to
fight over their st. Nicholas when the new
numbers came to them in India, and now
he takes his turn at interesting the readers
of to-day.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
Catholic Clergy.

Archbishop kiordan has been greatly
improved in health by his trip East
Saving bad cold in his head he is feel
ing very well.
Father Cottle, the pastor of st. Bridget's
Church, left for the East last week. He
will be absent about a month. Meantime
Father Ryan will act as pastor.
Father Allen, the president of st. Ig-
natius College, who lett here several weeks
ago in very poor health. is now thoroughly
convalescent. He is at present at Spokane,
but will return TO the city to assume his
duties early in November.
Both Father Kirby and Father Yorke
of st. Mary's Cathedral have been to the
Worlds Fair in Chicago.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
A NEW PARISH.

Formed i'm the Southwestern Part
of the City.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be held at old st. Mary's College. Mis-
sion road. for the benefit of the proposed
Catholic church of the new parish, on
Thursday evening" November 9.
The entertainment will, no doubt, prove
a success in view of the deserved popular
ity of the pastor, Father Brady. and Of
the talent secured for the occasion. Father
Brady has already organized Sunday
school and several sodalities. Masses are
celebrated every Sunday at s and 10:30
A. NJ, and at A. NJ. every weekday, in
the chapel of old ST. Mary's College. The
parish has been divided into districts. each
one in charge OF a collector. The new par
ish com prses large extent of territory in
the southwestern part of the city.
The morning call., 1893-10-22

him and shook him vigorously. The shak-
ing broke the eggs in Vallant's hat and
yellow and white streams began to run
down his cheeks and over his shoulders.
1t took Valiant all night to wash the yell
low and white out Of his hair and clothes.
and when he appeared in court yesterday
morning he asked for a continuance OF two
days and now defies the police to fiud any
evidenee against him.
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HE WILL REPLY.
The Governor to Investigate Charges
Apaiust HarbOr COmmisSionerS.

Against Harbor Commissioners.
Private Secretary Higgins has answered
the letter addressed to Governor Markham
by the League OF Progress attacking the
HarbOr Commissioners.
Governor Markham. 1t is promised. will
investigate the matter and reply.
W. A. Wise of the League of Progress
stated yesterday that the league was max
ing DO fight for the Davie Ferry Company,
line.
1--WE are fighting for the interests of
the people," said Mr. Wise, "and we wish
to be understood to this end"
The morning call., 1893-10-22
r1ore Burglary Charges.

Asian Decker. one Of the gang of bur-
glars that had been operating on country
stores, had three other charges of burglary
entered against him yesterday. Nike
Cooper, another member Of the gang, was
sent to Gilroy to answer to the charge of
assault to murder for shooting Constable
Gardner of that place.
The morning call., 1893-10-22
Eggs i'm His Hat.

Fred Valiant stole two dozen eggs from
q corner grocery on Potrero avenue on Fri
day night and put them in his hat for
safety. Police Officer Madden saw him
acting suspiciously and accosted him. VAL
ant broke into run, but Madden grabbed
The morning call., 1893-10-22
Held to Answer.

Plncus Pincus, the salesman In Kearny-
street clothing-store who was arrested
for stealing a scarfpin from customer,
was held to answer before the Superior
Court by Judge Low yesterday on the
charge of grand larceny. His bonds were
fixed at $4,000.
The morning call., 1893-10-22

invested in books. binding. catalogues and
furniture the sum of S159. 253 Al. In saia-
ries. rent and other expenses S252. .413 O6
has been expended. There was at that
time in the treasurer and secretary's hands
S13644 II
The morning call., 1893-10-22

w. G. Wilder and wife of Honolulu re-
turned here yesterday from Chicago and
are at the Occidental.
The morning call., 1893-10-22

Mrs. James V. Kelley and daughter Of
Santa Clara are at the Baldwin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26
COMU NICADOS

Afbonito, Banio de Ia Plata, Mayo "a de 1898.
Sr. Director de 10 LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA.
Muy sehor mio: Amante siempre de la YER.
dad y enemlgo de injusticias, hago Vd. la si-
guiente manifestation:
En- Ia Escuela que drige don Alejandrino
Zayas me consta hay hasta para regular, papel,
plumas, tinta, lapices etc. ST e ctado maestro
no ha querldo facilitarlo esta en- su derecho y
creo no hay ley que le obligue clio.
Don Sergio Dlaz no es comerciante nj com
prador de tabaco; su profession clgarrero, y
con 10 one CANA sostiene 81 familia.
E alo pasado me pidio muestras de tabaco
J este aho le he facilitado algunas. Como hasta
ia fecha NADIA me ia contestado, le agradecerla
las devoIviese 9 bien 81 importe que asciende
2 pesos 25 centavos.
Queda de Vd. alto. .. s. q. b. 5. m.-Jos1
C. Rsveya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26
Balasa'ia s.'nt- -nIs.ts-nsii.is.l Dc Como
DE LA SUCCESSION USERA.

Las de los celebres manantiaes de coamo, que
tan nesperadas prodfosas curacones han operado
las mas famosa las mas las
de mas eevada temperature, las mas concurridas de
las Antias todas La fama ha nevado su nonbre hasta
mayor la afuencia de los que acuden buscar elias la
salud pedda que ndefecbemente todos restaurant por
placer asprar los bslsamicos salubres aires de
aqueos stos contempar la hermosura variedad de
encantadores paisaes esparcr ell amino ell culto
amabe trato de la torriquena ALI da
todos los cia No mucho tempo sin que d
chO ESTABLISHMENTS negue e punto de lnvernada ell
Cannes Mia de la mutud de touras yankees que hui
yendo del o nvemo de pals esparcen por las Anti
Has Asi que la hnea de ferrocares del toral este
cluda abaratando hacienda mas faciles comodos los
raspoes la concurrencia cuatrpcara insufcen
es las meioras comodidades ltimamente esabecidas
costa de pequenos dispendos la proverbal eca
ca de las aguas exceencia de la installation
aqueos ugares que ninguna de epdemas
que han azotado la Isla ha alcanzado eos Fnazando
81 de Dciembre del presente ao ell arendo que eVabs
don Jose Gonzalez hace pdbco para que aqueos que
deseen cOmprar tan renombrada Vaosa lin
presenter oferas Ia conveniente anticipation
Adeas de los establecmientos cha propedad de
402 cuerdas de my buenos mayor pare
derios de yerba de guinea1 hornos de cal de lao
teras de p1edras calzas montes propios carbon
Drir las proposciones don Jose j. Usera e DIR. don
Pedro Hernandez, en- Ponce 4 don Vicente Usera
Coamo 15r3
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SecClon de AnunClos
Fuegos artificiales

FL que tene la hnnra de partcipar favo
recedores al pdbco general babe trasledado ta
er de pirotecnca dc las ncas de don Andres Cavo
contigua la gaera de Puera de TERRA Para los pedidos
pueden drgirs ben al estableciniento de don Pablo Pr
herO la Plaza del Mercado, Is oicinas del Parque
Puerto Rico 26 de Mayo de is95.-JUAN RoDRIeUHz Pa
j
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Por Ia pareja que estaba de servicio en- Ia Ca
lie de la Cruz en- esta Capital, fueron conducidos
aver Ia Carcel los indivlduos Ramon P. Aquino
Placido p. Cosme por el cabo Juan Rodrf-
~guez en- Ia de Ia Luna Pastora Benitez por escan-
dalo; por 81 guardia Antonio Larraza, Jose Do
lores Ortiz por escandalo y desobediencia al Sc.
Ieno.
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La junta que tuvo lugar Areclbo con objeto
de formar una sociedad para 81 establecimiento de
Ia Luz electrical en- aquel!a poblaci6n, fue convo
cada por 81 acaudalado comerciante don Vicente
Caballero no por ell senior Valdes, como aver
nos informaron. La importancia seriedad de
las personas reunidas, hacen Greer que ell pro-
yecto sea un hecho, y.mas 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta
va SO suscribi6 el rs p. g del capital necesario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Aver Sc inscribieroD en- el Registro Civil de
este Capital el nacimiento de Encarnacion Vaz.
quez Martines las defunciones de Eusebio
Marines Iglesias de iebre tlfoidea; Ramona Ro-
driguez de tubesculosis intestinal Maria Silva
= Diandones de tuberculosis pulmonar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Anoche cant6 muy blen on Catedral en- las
festas de. Mes de Maria que SO vienen cele.
brando ALI, nuestro querido amigo el Sr. Sola.
Y esta noche cantara el senor don Jose M.a San.
juan Las simpaticas Srtas. Ayuso cantaran 81
domingo probablemente. La Cathedral estuvo
concurridisima anoche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

al concurso agricola del domingo, presenta.
ran los sefiores Ubarri y Santiago (de Coamol
magnffcos ejemplares de caballos, yeguas, bu.
rros , m1las. Estos animales 90 expendran en-
Ell patio de Is antigua Carcel
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Aver Sc vendieron en- comp.

Aver Sc vendieron en- competencia en- esta
Capital 80 sacos azdcar "a "Constancia" SO
id. "San Pedro" 4 $59l $5.93 respectivamen-
to, comprados por Mauro P. Marceax; mas 65 id.
"Meda Luna 1886 comprados por Andres
Crosas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

El vapor ing.es Rennoch cargo on el puerto
de esta Capital para Nueva York, saco 20 kilos
cafe, GAIA 1,o62 pesos mejicanos s34 sacos
!48 bocoyes, pesando 206 SCI kilos az1car.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Hemos tenldo 81 gusto de recibir>la aprecia
BILE vista de nuestro amigo 81 sefor don Fran
cisco Becerra, connotado vecino de Ponce que SO
halla de paso en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Pintura pfeparada de todos coloree Alqui.
tran brea, aguarrSs, aceite de linaza, pinceles
brochas c6mprense NJ Roman ? c. Cruz
nhmeros y 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Nuestro estimado amigo el sefior don
Leoncio Areal, jefe de secci6n de este Go
bierno General esta pasando por Ia pena de
haber recbido la noticia del sensible fallecimien
to de su sefiora madre ocurrido recientemente
en- la Peninsula De todas veras le enviamos
nuestra mas sentida condolencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26
VARIEDADES

Leche condensada, Quesos de boa en- latas, Id.
defdem en- vejga, Amargo de Angostura Sic
gerst Peras de CalifoI MIA, Vino Jerez GEL mo
cente', Aqua Vichy 1898 fresca Vino de San
Rafael legftimo, Idem de Tore Tallada Vino le-
gitimo de Mailorca en- garraftas de medic litro,
Bnches de Bacalao Cerveza negra en- medias DO.
telas, Galletas de Soda acaban de recibir Cerece-
do Heynadasos q Compoa5d. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Los cabIegramas e1pedidos desde esta Ca.
pital por Ia Camara de Conerco particulares
al senior Maura dandole las gracias con motive
de la Real Orden que mandaba que los vapores
de Ia Trasatlantica tocasen en- Puerto Rico en-
todos sus viajes para la Peninsula, han costado
al rededor de 500 duros. El decreto anulando
Ia Real Orden antes de haberse pueste en- ejecu
ci6n 2indemnizara los que soltaron Ia mosca
/ Oh Ell sefior MAura Ell sehor Maula
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

RBLas noveas Margorgto, La Eslutodo de 81
1Sanvsa El 1ssoro de CotSess, por el Dr.. FSdsck
Sc venden Ponce en- el ALMAoEN DE M6s1oA
de don Olimpio Otero, al m1smo preeio que en-
ssta redacci6n. Els decir IA reales por los 8
tonnos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

El senior don Edaardo del Rio, administra.
dor de la Central de Comunicaciones pubica IN
remitido en- el "Boletfn Mercantil'', pintando su
manera las razones que hemos tenido para de-
nunciar hechos de Correos que perjudican al pd-
blico con ese pdblico nosotros que formamos
parte de 81; SO queja porque no hemos publicado
una carta suya escrita no en- tonos de defensa,
sino on Ia de 6 meter miedo para hacernos ca
liar; apela al buen jucio de Ia prensa que de dia
en- dfa antes que nosotros, ha venido denuncian-
do las deficiencies del correo ETC. ETC. :. Ell seiior
del Rio parece que quiere hacer atm6sfera en-
Madrid (no en- Puerto Rico donde todos s ben
que atenerse respecto del servicio de Comunica
clones donde las quejas son generales) Noso
tros no cejaremos en- nuestro empeno. La raz5n
nos sobra va hemos dicho que reira mas 81 dlti
mo que ria. No comulgamos con ruedas de mo-
line.
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Dicen de la Carolina:

Dlcen de Ia Carolina:
'tSe susurra que 81 aumento ocurrido en- el
precio de la carne en- estos dias, obedece un
plan tan POGO en- harmonic con 10 que cacarean
los heterodoxos, que la verdad tan mezquino
e. que les hacemos el obsequio de creerlo.
El pueblo dice que es con objeto de atender los
gastos que origine la contienda 6 denuncia que
van entablar contra 81 alcalde.
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)EPOS|TO de Hie|o de BlYlM0N

Los duefos de estabiecimientos pdDllcos que
consumer hielo, como tambien ell industrial que
SO dedica Ia fabrication de helados, mantecados
etc, deberan surtirse de este artculo durante el
dia sea hasta las seis de la tarde. Todo pedi
do que SO haga fuera de la hora sefalada podra
ser no servido.
Bayam6n, rs de Mayo de 1898. 81
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EN- VENTA

Un complete de ferro-carrl Decauvlle portatil,
todo de acero compuesto de: Un kometro de
vas aguas movbles descarrladores plaza de rotac
portat etc. etc. Diez Wagonetas GAIA de bascuas
Una yrturadora de piedras " Mar deu" perfeccona-
por porta de is cabaos de uerz monado sobre ruedas
perfecto etado juego de tuoos de ee
de repuesto. Una pertoradora de tIngersuu Du-
plex accessories hierro de repuesto Una
maquna detonante magnetic eecca numero con 500 pies
de alambre principal. fragua fila otra portati Do
yuntas de bueyes de trabajo Vaas de octogo
males redondas de ineas. Herramientas de Co
ns para trabaos de carretera todo de Ell que
terese todos algunos de estos arculos puede dse
don Eduardo Armstrong don salvador Wives Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Nuestro amigo ell senior don Francisco J..
Vega, Sc queja de que no ha legado su desti.
no un certifcadosque diriji6 desde esta Capital
Sta. Isabel el II del actual, conteniendo 40 BIZ
lletes de la Loterla Provincial Fin esta Admi-
nistracion de Comunicaciones no ha podido ave.
riguarse el motiv, del extravlo, a1n cuando le
dicen es possible que el certfcado SO quemara
con motive del incendio de Ponce
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Sc cotiza nominamente cafe en- esta Capital
de $26a 27 classes para Cuba hasta 500 por
hacienda escogido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

7UO mil pesos Dc ssis Madrid d. los as he1sts hay Dc
venta en- la peluquerfa Ia URAK BAT, San
Francisco AZ. Sc jugara el 10 de Junio pr6ximo.
30
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Jnnta Directiva reclentemente electa por la
Socieded de Sooorfos Mutuos denominada La
PrevisorG: a~-.t Z
Presidente. Lcdo don Manuel f. Rossy
Ter. Vice Presidente, don Beniro Miro. 90 idem
dem, don Nicolas Morera. Vocales don Pedro
Schira, don Jose Chavarrfa, don Agustfn Mnea
don Pedro Bar6, don Pablo Fadon, don Octavio
Umpierre don Felix M Boada, don Andres
Reus, don Agripino Castillo, don Cayetano Mar
quez.-Suplentes don lnocencio Cardenas don
Epifanio R. Mesa, don Jose N. Rodriguez, don
E'oy PANEL, don Antonio cordero, don Jese R.
Paris, don Genaro Cortes don Felix Padial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Con fecha de aver Is hemos escrito don
jose Manuel Larrauri, Coamo; don Ramon M
Surfs, San German; don Manuel J. Polo Cayey;
don Santiago Marin, Areclbo; don Mariana Rie-
ra Palmer, Mayaguez; don Ramiro Rivera Al.
oonito; don Tomas Valldejuly, Bayam6n
viamos IN paquete de impresos don Angel NJ.
Marin, Areeibo. Con fecha 26 escribimos don
Ignacio Berries, Caguas; don R. Parrata, Hu.
macao don Carlos Armstrong, Ponce le re-
mitimos un paquete de impresos don Ignacio
Berries de Caguas.
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Desde el 10 del roximo mes de JUNO, empe.
cara rejir nuevo itinerarlo el tranvla de esta
Capital Rfo.piedras. Oporrunamente 10 publ.
caremos para que sea conocido del pdblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Cazado DC tOdas cIase pFocIOs 50 encueltra On sse
estabecimiento san Francisco A. Varieiad
los de becerro caora charo ieles de diversos coore
de blanco rosa negro sos bordatos Especiadad
el de becerro enterz0 para militares.
PARA LuS ZAPATERCS hay gran surtido de IA
RROQUINES marca ROS, de L. case. Tamoiem existe
gran de colores para rbete coro
para plantlas de de supedor caidad
rios arcul IS mas que reaizan precios Vstos
por esperar nuevas remesas. la ESTRELLA DE ORC,
Sc convenceran de La Verdad de 10 referido. 30-23
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drid ndmero 1915, idem del ndmefo l5,6Ss y
billetes de la de Puerto Rico, correspondientes
los ndmeros 10, ,658---ll ,428-.6, ,s3S--23, ,292 y
q, ITO, el dicho muchacho ha desaparecido des
de el % del corriente ignorando 50 paradero
No hay duda "a de que tendremos Exposi.
con Regional On Puerto Rico en- 81 pr6ximo mes
de Noviembre Y es incuestionable que duran
te los meses que permanezca alberta visitaran
muchos forasteros extranjeros nuestra Capital.
A que altura estamos de hoteles2 Es un deta-
lie que no debe descuidarse nj dilatarse. 7 otra
cosa: se ha pensado en- que tengamos aquf una
compahfa de zarzuela otra de verso que alternar
en- ell teatro mientras dure el Certamen2 Cree
mos que vale Ia pena pensar en- clio con tempo.
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Por el 1ltimo vapor-correo lego de la Pc
nlnsula 81 aprecable joven letrado don Rafael
Cobian, quien SO hara cargo, cuando haya termi-
nado los requisites reglamentarios, de Ia Notaria
de nueStro amigo 81 senior don Juan r. de Torres
Los informes que tenemos de los conocimientos
aptitudes del senor Cobian, 10 favorecen mucho
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

La fabrica de Electricidad de don Francisco
de Ia Viesca, en- Cadiz, cobra
Por una lAmpara de 6 bujf .; abono men-
sual Ptas. 9-75, alumbrando desde las 6 de Ia
tarde las II de la noche, Y la installation de
una lampara d. Is bujfas sin pantalla nj apara-
to de ninguna .clase cuesta SO pesetas. Aqul SO
pagan: por abono mensual de una lampara de l6
bujfas, So mejicanos Y por la installation de
una lampara de igual intensidad, Sc mejicanos.
Dado el tipo de precio la clase de moneda.en
que Sc satlsface, re- sulta in6ntamente mas barato
el alumbrado eectrco en- Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-26

Vaya una buena noticla para los aficionados
& las flores. AL Concurso del domingo Que Sc
celebrara en- el Ayuntamiento se presentaran mu
chos tiestos con plantas de adorno, rosales, cla-
veles, diamelas camelias, violetas legftimas mar
dos dobles (azucenasl etc