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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
ROPa HECH.a B.aRaT.a.

Fluses de Casimlr desde hssta ID pesos.-Pan.
salones de idem desde 2 hasta pesos medic
ada uno y tabacos de todas vitolas precioa. en-
La Ultramarina," Fortaleza 54-Se recibe
roma hecha por todos los vapores de La Penfn.
nula
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Necesitsmos en- ssta 1mprenta un soldad
rebaiado que venga recomendado. I'll que sspi
re la plaza puede venir pedir detales. g..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

r# For Neal oru<- IA y ~ Jaoo 81 expe
diante instruido por el Ayuntamiento de esta Ca
pitsl para Ia creac6n de un arbitrio scbrs juego.
psrnastsdos durante el ejercicio de 1892 & SO Lt
cual demuestra que varnos progresAndo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Hoy se 1epart uAA6elmR entrega del
ALBUM DE CANcIoNEs GUARAcHAs que edits
e 4nte.igsA Ate upogl@fo don Abe-ardo Pietro y
que contiene entire otras canclones las tituladas
'Amalis," Estebanfa," La Noche," "La Trai.
ni6n" MI Al Indiana V ola Ausencla."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
Bajo ell el eplRr.A,

baJo 81 81 eplgr.A~ -44ss-s-acla en- Ne
llla, dice Et HernldO dc Madrid:
"A la llsta de loo que voluntariamente han
marchado la plaza de Melilla incorporarse 4
nuestro valiente eiercito, hay que anadir Ell dis
tinguido sportnen don Ricardo Nstefani, que par.
ti6 anteayer. El noble marques de Valdsesnar
tiene euatro individuos dc au tamilla pelaande
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

atie l0a Agentas de Ii autcridad ejsrsan vigilan.
ca en- 81 aitio lndicAdo, especialmente On los pri
rnNraa horaa IA IL nnChe y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
Al CuMrnClu.

Con esta tsSha ansS sl Notario don Mauri.
clio Guerra Mondrag6n hemos revocado el po.
der que hablamos conferido don Sebastian Ber.
mddez Santana para la Administraci6n de ssL.a
Gran Canaria", confriendole al mismo tempo
amplio y bastante poder para ID Administrator
de nuestra sucursal .La Esfera", tanto dlche
seiior como don Francisco de los mismos apelli
dos.-San Juan Puerto Rico, 4 de Dlclembre dc
1898. .--Asnsas q .sns9nes. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Hemos 1e 1ol 70 v4.4.s del pAofssor &c ins
trucci6n don Jesds Lumbano que NOS hA supplies
do decir, NO 90 el. al niugun mlembro de su fami
liza el tai LsnabGno de que haba un suelto de Ba
YAna6n que pu plicamos aver
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Ill vapor hoasOss & Ho cargo en- esta
Capital para Gioara, 10 sacos 1920 kilos cafe y
varias provisionss para Mayagdsz, Aguadilla y
Santo Domingo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Anoche se reunlo Oajo Ia presidencis del &C.
de Ia Soc edad de AgricultOres , Sc tomarOn
acuerdos cuyos detalles no hemos podido obtensr
todavfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Cambios del Bapco Espanol, 6JadoE en- Ii of.
ciAa del dicho estabecimiento aver Las 3 de
a tarde:-Espsfa, 128 pS Paris 38 pS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Suphcamos agna lingo nueatro de Ia Ca
rolina, go sirva infor narnoa 81 adn habita en- di
cho pueblo don Jose M Gmenez pues tenemos
que hacer una historic curiosa. 1O-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

RI domingo paaad0 TO lmponentes deposlta
rom en- la GAIA de Economics y Preatamos de Sar
German, Ia suma de 284 pesos con 20 centavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
NOTICIAS GENi4fsA.I.lak.

Hssta la fechs, que nosot os sepamos la ma
yor parte de los Aicaldes de Ia Iala NO han envia
do esta Capitals pesar &c la exitaci6n que
por tel6gAa afo les hiciera nuestro oelcso Goberna.
dor General los obJetos que de sus denarcac4o
nes lespectivas deben. fgurar en- Ia Exposici6p.
Esta apatla es lnconeebible. Persona competen-
10 de la directiva de Ia Junta del Centenario nos
asegura que todo 10 que SO rtfers 81 Certamen
esta listo, solo aguardando los objetcs que han
de exhibrse si los alcaldes expositores que tie.
mem pedido site no cumplen CON esq deber, de
ellos y NADIA mas que de ellos sera la vergonzosa
culpa de que Puerto. Rico no este diga~mente re-.
pregentado On Ia Expaaiei6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

RELEASE LA SECCAON do PGsGtsenapod
que venimos publcando en- Ia cuarta plana
de LA CORRESPONDENCE, 3O-26
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Rogamos don Carlos u. Lopez, de Cor
zal, 90 sirva remesar 10 que adeuda esta en-
presa 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
A LA MEDIDA
3E LOMPRA

Donde mejor Sc cVme on Puerto Rico es 81
81 restaurant La Cotalama, San Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

E vapor de guerra franses Hwssard zarp6 del
puerto de Ponce con rumbo Hayti. Parece que
Sc esperan en- aquella Cludad otros buques de que
rTa frAncesas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

M 10epoTcsoz Us 0~~y gAez, al eenparse de Ia
noticia do que el comercio de esta Capital esta
dispuesto aconsejar al Banco espsfol que on Ia
question monetaria sstablezca ,el patron orc
en- toda clase de operaciones, que el mismo co
melcio 10 usara en- todas sus transaccionea reci
biendo los pesos mejcanos de cwolqn6er cw8o por
81 valor real que tengan al hacer los pagos; dice
'qus ell sstablec,miento de I'm patron mon etario
es incumbencia de las Camsras Lsgislativas Y
que ell Gobierno debe tener mucho ojo CON ese
Podsr Mereamta que quiere tomar el puesto del
Legsslatevo en- nuestra Provincia porque, sim du.
da, alguien tiene mucho oro por aquf quiere
venderlo CON usura. La cosa-anade el coleea
mayagHezano, Va tomando ell caracter de una
provocaci6n.
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principal

Aver ha debido aDrlrae On Ponce ell cafe Ia
Alhambra, establecido en- el kiosco de 10 pazs
principal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

5E LOMPRA
DE CONTADO
SaIdos de Merinos, Cast
nires y Alpacas.- s.-Mandal
nuestras CON preclos J
;aDtidad.
Sastrera Francesd HSS0T.
Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

yec5bidas por VGo de FrGncSG q que 01camsom hdsto
eI II de Novsems6re pr6n.mao pasodo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Nos dicen de NAguapE: "El tres del que
cursa ha fallecido en- este pueblo Ia virtuosa y
apreciAble sefora dofia Juana Garriga de Fer,
nandez dejando en- la olfandad I'm nlno que no
ras antes habfa dado luz, asf como CON la pena
consiguiente su esposo, madre, sobrinos y pa,
rientes. Reciban estos ell consuelo que nos presta
nuestra santa Religion. Ri entierro 90 verified
ante numerosa concurrence despidlendo el duele
ell senior Vilar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

A LA MEDIDA
Trsjes de casimir
desdes
8 pesos 7 0ctuvos.
Amerlcanas de alpa.
ca, de 24 & 5 pesos
SGstrertG .Fr0ascesG
T1ss OF. Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
TIES 4RTcULOS

Ron SUPERIOR de Vleques tn bocoyes.
MA1z AMERICANA fresco en- saquitos.
AvENA EsPANoLA superior en- saccs.
Dstallan: A. IGUEROA y O.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08
'OCULISTA

Sigus dando iuego el aeabaraJaste monets
rio de esta Capital, plssentandose cada vez mas
difcultades psra las trAnssccioaes interioies e.
general para ell comercio CON el interior y ex
terror de Ia Isla. Ahora tsnemos de nuevo que
hay casas que no reeibsn los pesos mejicanoa
nuevos por ningdn precio: nj por IS centavos
Hay por aquf cada Pitt que baila en- Ia una.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

DON Asunclon Cal denss de Cayey, tiena Ia
piel mas dura que an csim&n, y CON los cuartos
agenos es I'M perro de presa. En- estos diag ha
remos una divertida historieta referente la vie
ia cuenta cue NOS adeuda. Sd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Supllcamos .a- r. sonas que adeudan el
importe de targetas en- esta imprenta, se sirvan
mandarlo pagar. Sin exception, no hacsmos tar
getas sino psgadas al dar la orden. No podemes
lievar cuentas, hacer facturas emplear al cobra
dor por cantldades tan insigniicantes l0-7
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iCornerciantesT

ICu&ntos de vosoos buscas los articulos de
SxO ramo donde ee venden ba atosf
P0r 0eta razon Ia ARMAs X JIMENHx Cruz 1S, os
da aerta Entire los acuos baratos que vende esta
encuenran las hmas trangulares de pulgadaa que
diciones guientes Pmera puestas catas de una do
Segunda: Cad de nuestras mas cOrta do
las que las demas de venden
mas alto preco que ell que senalamos
Eetas las vsntaias que obtenemos hacienda nues
as compras directamente los fabricantes por de
nuestr0s gOci0s.
NOTA.-Remitimos muestras por correo quien las SO
licit0 siendO cOmArciante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Esta noche, como nol4oa dlcho, debutar% la
compaffa Marin Varona Alvarado en- nuehtrc
coliaeo con 10 popular zarzuela "Bocaccio." z
reparto de papeles es como sigue: Bocaccio, Sc
nora Rodriguez; Fiametta, senora Gil del Real;
LeonG.lo, senora Baut.sta; Peronella. sefiors
Blasco; Beatriz senora Valero; Isabel, sefora
Bertomen; Principe, senor sainx; Lotsringhlo
senor Bollvsr; Lsmbertuchin, Salazar; S;aiza,
sehor Patron. etc, etc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Hemos sakido cun m41no gusto, que va 81
sncuentra fuera de peligro, de Ia voenta enfsr
medad que sufri6, Ia sefiora esposa de nueatr,
buen amigo don Juan Penedo, de Faiardo, Il
que Ginceramente celebramos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Nos tescrlbsb dc UtGa>4v: u dabra policfa
por las irregularidades que observance. Los
transeuntes puedsn transitar por las aceras,
intercsptadss por los janasgos de los campssinos,
Jos vendedores ambuantes y las nuchss carretas
81 pobre no puede vivl', puss los articulos de
sumo cuestan I'm ojo de IL cara; Ell pan caro- malo
y fslto de peso. Los muchisimos sgiotistas mo,
nopolizadores se sitdan en- las sf1erAs y todo 10
que entra de los barrios para a1astecer ia pobla-
ci6n, 10 atrapan para rsvenderlo su gustc; un
huevo cuesta centavos; dos platanos 5 oshavos
Los mofafos 6 resies el ciento y sec de eoeterss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Completeness ~ yeslno publicando 10 81
guiente: "A pesar de haber llamado Ia atenci6n
de ia policia en- un suslto anterior, sobre los es
cdndalos producidos por varios chiquillos vags.
bundos cerca de Casa Blapcs, sigue el desorden
y no hay medic dc vivir tranquilos los vecinos
inmediatos Ia citada Casa Blanca; = 10 mas
sensible 90 que en- una cass contgua aquslls Sc
halla enfermo un nino de bastsnte gravedad. Vol,
vemoa inaistir llAmando Ii atenci0n 81 senior a.
|cAlda ds aata Ciudad para que - sirva diaponer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Suplicamos don Jose Vlvas de Rio.Gran
de 50 sirva mandar pagar 10 que adeuda desde {
25 de Septiembre de 1892. 2O-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-08

Presldlda por o. 4AyuAs mleato tuvo lugar
esta mafiana en- Ia parroquia de San Francisco,
Ia solemne funci6n rsigioss en- honor de la Pu.
rfsima Conception, patrona de Eapana y de sus
Iudias. Al acto concurrieron representations
ie los cuerpos armados del Ejercito, Velantarios
y de todos los ramos de la Administrator pd
blica. Tambien gran ndmero de damas cabs
leros de nueAtra sociedad mas dist nguida. Of
ci6 81 presbftero senor Case, cura parroco el
sermon estuvo cargo del elocueate orador aeiio,
Garcia, capellan del Hospital militar
The Progress., 1893-12-16

The Cramps so far have made $796, ,469
i'll premiums on war vessels made for
the United States navy. Mr.. Cramp
said that the amount was divided as fol-
lows: Yorktown, $39,S25; Baltimore,
S10G,G44; Philadelphia, 100000; New
York, 500, 600; the Columbia, $3.50, 900.
1T has been stated, Mr.. Cramp, that
the government hereafter will draw con-
tracts for war vessels in such way that
little or no premium can be earned
What effect will that have on the indus
tryy'
1T will make no difference" was the
reply smilingly. THE vessels will cost
more. That is ALL"
"Then it is understood that when you
figure on the price of vessel the proba-
bility of its getting a premium is taken
into considerations
Maybe so; maybe not" said Mr..
Cramp in humorous tone.-Philadel.
phia Press.
The Progress., 1893-12-16

THERE has been great influx OF
idle men into san Francisco and other
towns on the Pacific coast during the
past few weeks. and the question of
what to do for them or with them has
become very prominent and serious.
Most of them are tramps of the or
dinary, disreputable species, but
there are also many honest workmen
out OF employment among the army
tnat has be,ieged the coast. These
man have been coming into Califor-
MIA, beating their way on freight and
passenger trains, sometimes fifty to
hundred in a single company. They
have captured freight trains. and the
railroad companies have notified the
freight conductors to permit them to
ride, because the gangs are so nume"-
Gus they can cause serious trouble,
and have done so where transporta-
tiOn was refused.
The Progress., 1893-12-16
Found In "A Cave.

A party of young men of Elizabeth
town, Hardin county, on Monday de-
cided to explore cave situated two
miles from this place, the entrance to
which was on the side of a rocky decl!v-
ity. For five yards they had to crawl
upon their hands and knees, when the
narrow passage opened into series of
large halls, in one of which the investi-
gators found decayed box containing
two diamond rings, three pistols and a
lot Of earrings and bracelets. In an
other room they discovered five human
skeletons, and in the same chamber was
miscellaneous lot Of cooking vessels
Henderson (Ky.) Dispatch.
The Progress., 1893-12-16

ont of the account of the history of hui
manity.
The one lesson the vastntss OF the talr
taught. with overwhelming emphasis
was the measureless grandeur of man
and the insignifcance of men.
Individual interests were dwarted and
lost in the immensity of the world idea.
CORPORATIONS whose name circle the
earth. and whose affairs are discussed ~
book and pamphlet and magazine aS
though they controlled the destinies OF
nations. had their little exhibits here
and were lost in the whole The Stan
dard Oil company cuts an insignificant
figure as compared with the great indus
try of eggs and poultry.
The common people arc humanity, be
cause they fight its battles.
They do its thinking.
They do its suffering.
They do its work.
Take out Of the history OF the race the
battles to be fought, the achievements
of thought, the martyrdOmS to be SUI
fered. the work to be done, and what Is
there left? Society" Nothing! lei
idle loafers, the froth and the dregs,
take note, the day of humanity dawns!
Glass must perish, man DO gloritied!
Yes, man, whose inhumanity to man
has made countless thousands mourn,
will yet come forth purified by suffer
ing. Yes, man, that pendulum twixt
smile and tear" will get live to see
tears turned to smiles upon the faces of
a nobler racel For the Son of man will
yet come in his glory!
The Progress., 1893-12-16
BOOMER r PHILOSopu,.
thoughts Suggested by IN.
N1Flp Land Cb,. '"he,

Thoughts Suggested bv 81
strip i'nd Chase 0A..
4 philosopher rp in a b,l,o.
the heroHec strip opening dov Oa over
have seen ~igniiicarco in ,''y ~ would
Ing picture beyond the r.- .'' move
write linda Burke in the y event.
ton Post. washing.
In that mad rush to grab Io,.
tramP.ing ono another in ,bn;' men
ea%crness, he would bayo Heree
picture of the age What ara zen p
but boomers, hustling for ~ ,v, we al
get, and to keep it after We bnla "o' We
H. This is an age Of "bn.,I.ECtt ECt
when man succeeds no, 50 ue'' .
through his brains and ro.. 70 much
through his ability to yet ,ba.- Vi as
y race horse, rampant an5 -
motto ''Never be backward in oo oo.. .ne
forward, ~ is the coat Of arms 70" LU'D.Il al
Rristocracy Of push instituted - we we
country. From the Atlantic - - WIS .,
Pacific, from Wall street 70 W @ .le
'herokee strip We see the same .,
cited throng racing, elbowipg UnI "a
ing ira NJ along the dusty bicS
way. woe to She dreamer gu gu
stops 10 pluck flower nv tho viz ~nO
side He is left behind to starro ,1:, 10y
the withered flower clutcbed in u tl
GRASP. - u''
Significant, too, Of the epoch stand.
outlined against the sky the soli,ass
figure Of an Indian. the last ., -
race, perhaps on a knoll oyerlooL;.S
the scene. To his mind be seos ~,
ancestors avenged as he behold. 80
pale faced throng fighting one on '
other for the land they fought h.
race to obtain. As he watches n.
"sooners" taking possession of 1s
best lots in advance Of the law
look of derisiOn breaks up the i'm.
mobility OF his features as he eiacn.
latcs, white man. big fool, bors.
beat train. and white man who coma
sneak beat horse.
The philosopher in the balloon
would have recognized a brother IN
the savage as be uttered this saos
remark. For the untutored red man
has recognized the one genius who
can always beat even the hustler
tho sneak.
The sneak is no product Of this aCs
and country alone. He is a time.
honored institution, and il will take
a better invention than the expres.
train to beat him. When Edison in.
vents contrivance that will come
in ahead of the sneak, then he will
have arrived at the summit of success,
in ingenuity.
Another significant element in the
picture were the enterprising females
who donned pant sand bestrode their
fiery steeds to enter the race. Ham.
pered by the petticoat not one q
them could have snatched a potato
patch, and this we see exemplifed
In the everyday race of life The
question is, Where was Dr. Msry
Walker on this auspiciOus occasion'
The Progress., 1893-12-16

Ir is gratifying to know that the
government of OfGuatemala has decided
to 'emancipate the laboring classes. "
1t was not a matter of general infor-
nation that the sO-called lower
classes in Gustemala were practic-
ally in IA state of slavery, but it seems
they have really been the serfs of the
government, its military agents being
at liberty to take them in hand and
put them to work whenever it pl sased
the authorities to do so. An insight
is thus afforded to the grotesoue
farce of republican government in
Guatemala. Instead of the people
running the government it bosses the
people and puts them in servitude at
its will. These military republics to
the south of us are the greatest
humbugs in all creation. But the
news that the so-called presidents
decree of emancipation of the Guate-
malan laboring classes will go into
effect March - next is note of real
progress.
The Progress., 1893-12-16

TIE existence of lively military
spirit among Americans was made
manifest at the outbreak of the civil
war. The most eager fighters were
the voluntee 5. But a civil war is
not the best, nor a good, test of the
military spirit 1t takes a war with
foreign power to bring fully into
play this quality in race or ma
tion. 1t is apparent that if we
should have trouble with any other
country the government could bring
out a million volunteers in a week.
The American people may not have
the old Scotch zeal for fighting
they would not rather fight than
eat-but undoubtedly they have a
warlike enthusiasm fully equal to
that OF any other modern nation The
rush OF men to volunteer for service
on the lately purchased warships of
the brazilian government, fitted out
in the port of New York, is an illus
tratlon of this spirit. The lieuten-
ant who had the shipping of the men
IN Charge turned hundreds away.
The Progress., 1893-12-16
Sne stopped the Train.

The New Zealand papers notice an
amusing instance of the manner in which
colonial railway trains are sometimes
stopped. The engine driver of fast ex
press noticing lady waving her hand
at station where the train was not
timed to stop, as if she wished ''to get
aboard, stopped the train, only to dis
cover that the lady wanted to know if
any passenger had change for 8 shil-
ling piece.
The Progress., 1893-12-16

GASOLINE is an expensive fuel in
the end although its first cost is
trifling. People continue to risk
their lives and their property by
using gasoline because it costs a few
cents less per gallon than nOnexplo-
sive oil The oil inspectors seem to
have no authority to prevent its sale
and the underwriters pay losses
caused by its use. SO long as this
state OF affairs continues the crop of
explosions and fires will not dimin-
ish. Some people will take any
chances in order to save ten cents a
week. That some of them are blown
up or burned to death does not deter
others. The case is apparently hope
less.
The Progress., 1893-12-16
A Chance to Make "A Million.

Five years ago Russian princess who
died in this city left by will 81 ,000, 900 to
the person who would consent to remain
for the space Of one year in the chapel
which is erected over her tomb in the
cemetery of Pere Lachaise. The prin-
cess lies in crystal coffin. Thus the
whole body is distinctly visible, and this
is what causes 50 much fright to all who
have as yet attempted TO gain the prize
But the will forbids all visitors. The
candidate must be alone with the dead
for whole year before the $1,000, 600 Is
won. No work Is allowed. Books and
newspapers. however. are permitted, and
a servant brings meals regularly to the
watcher. One hours walk q day is al
lowed, but this must be undertaken be
fore o'clock in the morning in summer
and o'clock during the winter months.
Several Frenchmen have essayed to
win the prize, but all have given up
after a short trial. One lasted out near
ly three weeks, by which time he had
completely lost his reason and still re-
mains jabbering idiot. The will makes
no mention of foreigners being ineligi-
bic. There is every chance, therefore,
for strong minded American who fears
neither ghosts, ghouls nor gravestOnes
to become rich in the short period of 36j
days. Application is to be made to the
municipality of Paris. Paris Core
spondent
The Progress., 1893-12-16

A woman lately returned iro.
Brazil tells OF the curious nomenc.
ture OF the streets OF Para Ihey o..
biblical or commemorative oil s0iI,
event in the Brazilian history. !. "
seemed to her quite irreverent 70 =, :
told that a desirable locality was !. =
the corner OF St John the bsP''ss
and St. John the Evangelist stree's