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La Grippe.

During the prevalence of the grippe
the past seasons it was noticeable fact
that those who depended upon DIR.
Kings New Discovery, not only had a
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after effects of the malady.
This remedy seems to have a peculiar
power in effecting rapid cures not only
in cases of la grippe, but in all diseases
of throat, chest and lungs, and has cured
cases of asthma and hay fever of long
standing. Try it and be convinced. 1t
won't. disappoint. Free trial bottles at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
An English Journalist's Opinion OF
the Show.

An English Journalists Opinion OF
the Show.
TORONTO, Ont, May S.-Sir James
Long, proprietor of the Sheffield eng
land) Telegraph, who visited the worlds
fair last week with a party of British
journalists, has given his impressions
of and the prospects of the fair. He
said he considered the Chicago show the
greatest ever held, the most extensive,
the most costly, and architecturally the
most imposing. 1t was a question of
money and never before had so much
money been contributed for such pur-
pose. The buildings were much ahead
of those at Paris, but he was disap-
pointed at the unready state of the ex-
hibition. Strangely enough, the most
backward exhibits were those which the
Americans themselves were making
In his district in Sheffield, all but two
manufacturers had practically boycottec
the Chicago fair on account of the Nc
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TWO BATTLES FOUGHT.
Nicaragua Revolutionists Are Again
Victorious.


PANAMA, May s.-With Santiago Nor
ales at their head, the revolutionists of
Nicaragua have established a provisional
government over that republic, and are
preparing to strike crushing blow to
President Sacass. This important news
is contained in special cable which has
just been received from San Juan del
Sur, ON the Nicaraguan coast. Head
quarters of the provisional government
have been established at Granada, the
city which first fell into the hands of the
revolutionists. Santiago Morales is the
provisional president, ex-President Ia
vola minister of war, and Eduardo Mon
tiel general-in-chief of the revolutionary
army. Around Granada have been con-
centrated the leading divisions of the
revolutionary army, and from that point
of course all operations are conducted.
In addition to Granada and Masaya,
which they captured on April 29th, the
revolutionists have taken Rivas, Jinc-
tepe and Chantales.
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Kinley act preventing them from selling
goods in the United States. He ap-
proved this action at the time they de-
cided it, but he now thought it was
mistake. Many British merchants
were losing the opportunity of lifetime
for advertising. If it had not been for
the Mckinley act, England's exhibit
at Chicago would have been the best
that country had ever made. He did
not think the exhibition of paintings
equal to that made at Vienna. He did
not think it would be financial success.
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officials and high
officers by the
French army in an
other scandal, sec
ond only to the
Panama scandal.
About two years ago
Turpin gave the
secret of his explo-
sive to the French
government. Short
" after this he sold
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not complied with, and in consequence
Prince Albert was compelled to live a
life of comparative idleness. He is 43
years of age, is of magnificent physique
and is regarded by some as the hand
soonest Hawaiian in Honolulu. The
only time that he has appeared promi-
nently I'm public life was in. the legisla-
tive session of 1880.
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Judge Lochren was born in Vermont in
1885,. In 1857 he went to Minnesota
and practiced law. He enlisted in the
first Minnesota regiment and served
with distinction throughout the war.
He went into the famous charge at
Gettysburg, which checked Pickett's on
slaught, as lieutenant, and came out
in command of his regiment, every Off
Ger above his grade having been killed
or wounded.
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it to foreign governments, for which he
was convicted of treason and sentenced
to five years imprisonment. He was af-
terwards pardoned by President Carnot.
Turpin now says that high officers have
sold both melanite and its formula to
foreign governments, and avows his in
tention of exposing the names of the
guilty men.
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Good JOB PrInting.

If you have your job printing done at
THE CHRONICLE you will have the adj
vantage of having it done with the most
modern and approved type, with which
we keep continually supplied. All jobs
under the direct supervision of one of
the most successful and artistic printers
in the Northwest.
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He says he is the
son of Kamehameha
I, and is, conse-
quently the right
full king. Kane
hameha v. always
treated the prince
with the considera-
ton belonging to
his rank, and when
dying requested
that one of the
Kamehameha fami-
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with greatest salts
faction in the north
west, where he is
one of the most pop
ular men. He is
judge of the circuit
court of Minnesota,
having been appoint
ed once by a repub-
lican governor. He
retained the position
for three terms.
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Square Up.

Charles L. Richmond, having disposed
of his grocery and livery stable business
in The Dalles. has placed all accounts in
the hands of L. A. Esteb for collection.
All parties are required to make settle
fment within thirty days.
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PROTESTED HIS INNocENCE.

As he did so he requested permission
to speak. This was accorded him. He
said, speaking as if every word cost him
a great effort:
"I have no further reservation to
make. I desire to say am absolutely
innocent" Then he settled back in his
chair and the electrodes were quickly
attached.
The signal was given, the lever clicked
sharply, the form of the condemned man
stiffened till the straps creaked, while
1850 volts passed through his frame. At
the end of two seconds the current was
reduced to $50 volts, which was con-
tinued 54 seconds longer, when Harris
was pronounced dead. AS the current
was fully shut off the body dropped back
limp. An examination showed no signs
of life, and it was evident that death
was instantaneous. The execution was
most successful. His relatives will take
the body away this afternoon.
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Another French Scandal.

PARIS, May ST. Turpin, the inventor
of the new explosive, melanite, has in
volved many of the French government
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Gives Satisfaction.

ST. PAUL, May s.-The nomination of
William Lochren to the important post
of commissioner of pensions, is received
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THE total recorded immigration to
this country is 16,OO4,o9S, almost as
many as the,whole population of Spain
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Best grades of oak, fir, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. T.
Peters & Co. (Ofice Second and Jeffer-
son streets.l
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Wants Hawaii.

Prince Albert, last of the Kamehame-
has, lays claim to the throne of Hawaii.
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WOOD, WOOD. WOOD.

Go to S. & n. Harris for stiff felt hats.
A fine line only so cents each.
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CARLYLE HARRIS DEAD
Murderer Of Helen Potts EleefoGuted at
Noon.
HIS LIPS SEALED TO THE LAST
Went to His Doom Without Making a
Confessional Statement for
the Press.
is LIPS SEALED TO THE LAST

SING SING, n. w.. May S.-Carlyle w.
Harris, the young medical student,
whose trial and conviction in New York
city for poisoning Helen Potts, to whom
he had been secretly married, has att
tracted so much attention, was electro
cuted In prison here today.
Harris had been told when the execu-
ton would take place. He retired. early
last night showing more evidences of
excitement than usual, his heretofore
strong nerves giving evidence of strain
in the unusual quantity of cigarettes he
smoked. He slept little during the
night. rose early this morning and
looked over a manuscript he had pre-
pared to be given to the press after his
death. He seemed cooler this morning,
and ate a light breakfast at o'clock.
At o'clock the medical witnesses began
to arrive, and half an hour later the
fires were started under the boilers
which operate the engine which runs
the dynamo furnishing the deadly agent
of execution. His mother and brother
had already taken a final leave of him,
but occupied room in neighboring
hotel, from the window of which the
black flag could be seen when hoisted as
signal that his spirit had taken flight.
The death warrant was read at $3.50.
The reading had no visible effect on the
condemned man. Half an hour later
the prison chaplain spent an hour with
him, then one of the medical examiners
visited him and found him showing
some signs of nervousness, but nothing
more. Harris did not ask for morphine
or any stimulant, but wanted a couple
iof oranges, which were given him. He
was shaved and had his hair cut at
10 80, and put on a new suit of clothes.
At IL :15 the witnesses were conducted
to the execution chamber and the death
flag placed in position to hoist. The
witnesses numbered 27, consisting of
seven physicians, ten newspaper men
and ten state officials and friends of the
warden, arrived in the execution cham
ber The witnesses took seats in semi
circle around the death chair, and every
thing being in readiness two keepers
brought Harris into the chamber, ac-
companied by the chaplain. He looked
pale as he entered the room, paused an
| instant on the threshold and calmly
surveyed the assembled witnesses. One
of the keepers indicated the chair to
him, and without even glance of Curl
osity at the death-dealing machine he
stepped forward and took seat.
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DALLEs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. g.
IL Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
of each month at P. NJ
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Mrs. S. A. Orchard, Carpet Weaver,

Offers her services to all who wish carpets
Chrisman'S. dim
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THE CHURCHES.

CT. PAULS CHURCH Union Street, opposite
= Fifth. Rev. Eli D. Sutcdfe Rector. Services
every Sunday at IL A. II. and 1880 P. N. Sunday
School GAS K. N. Evening Prayer on Friday at
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NJ E. CHURCH-Rev. ]. WHISTLER, pastor.
W. Services every Sunday morning at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 1920 O'Clock P. n. Epworth
League at $50 P. N. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock. A cordial in
vitation is extended by both pastor and people
to all.
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COMUNICADO
DE M AN AT[

FL presunto agresor de Juan Rivera ha sido
puesto en- libertad preventive, y dlcese que ano
che SO le vi6 en- Ia calle hasta atlas horas. Ell
acusador privado propuso al sehor Juez munich
pal, las primeras diligencias, la practca de al.
gunas; entire elias la declaration de otros testi-
gos, que aun no las han prestado, y ell nombra.
miento por su parte de I'm facultativo para emitir
dictamen sob1e la gravedad de las heridss, recu-
sando al doctor Cerda por ser enemlgo personal
suyo de dos de sus hermanos Al escrito en-
que estas. diligencias Sc proponian, NADIA Sc ha
provisto nj notl6cado la parte legal. Tampoco
SO han evacuado las citas que declaration
hizo refersncia. Sc comenta mucho el hecho en-
Manatl donde SO confia en- la rectitud honradez
del senior Juez instructor del dlstrito.
Manati, Febrero 26 de 1898 4.
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El comerclante, por grande cue see

I'll comercisnte, por grande que sea su pros
peridad en- los uegocios puede facilmente arrui,
narse venir a menos Ell agricultor puede sufrir
algunos amos de maas cosechas pasarle 10 mis-
mo que al comerciante; ell industrial, sujeto a
mayor ndmero de contingencies esta siempre
pendiente de mil contrariedades el empeado a
prolongada cessntia. Cuando los negocios van
NAL, auelen venir las preocupacicnes mentales,
con elias las Intermediates incurables al fin la
muerte Si no Sc ha tenido la precauci6n de
tomar en- la epoca de prosperidad una POLKA de
Seguro de vida en- la "Socedad Benefca de Massa-
chusetts", (que cobra cas la mltad que las demas
Compahias) sera tarde para remediar ell NAL.
Es Agente de la dicha Companla, don R. B. Lo,
pez.
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Nuestro amigo don Wenceslao

Nuestro amigo don Wenceslao Rada, vecino
de Arecloo pasajero que era en- ell tren del fe
rrocarril que .descarri6 aver entire Manatl Vega
baja, nos informa que ell descarramiento ocurrio
1 las ocho de la mahana la proximidad del
kil6metro 5s, motivado por un wagon que venis
cargado con rails sin altar J que al caer algunos
de ellos la via, desviaron de su sitio al wagon.
Que no hubo ninguna consecuencia desagradable
y>que los empleados 3s pasajeros entre los que
80 contaba e Lcdo. senior Latorre colocaron al
wagon en- la via al cabo de hora y media de ira
bajo.
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Dicese que el cruceFo de guerra InTanta Isa-
bel de cuya llegada al puerto de esta Capital da-
mos cuenta en- otro Iugar, ha venido solamente
hscer carbon para regresar en- seguida San
to Domingo. Las cosas parece que complican
por aquella repdblica. Quedo alli fondeado otro
buqus de guerra espanol.
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Una estadfstica que publico hace POGO el 60
bierno ingles indica que el uso del TELEGRAPH va
aumentando rapidamente, tanto en- Europa como
on America Esa estadistica expresa ell total de
los mensajes transmitidos por TELEGRAPH en- los
amos 1870, 1875, 1880 los cuatro que termina-
ron CON 1890, 10 mismo que el n1mero de mensa-
les Dor cada habitante de las naciones compren-
didas en- la lista. A Ia cabeza de esta fgura el
Reino Undo, tanto al principle como al final del
periodo que la estadfstica abraza, no solo por el
n6mero total de mensajes, 81 que tambien por la
proportion en- que SO halia con Ia poblaci6n. We
mos que en- 1890 81 ndmero total de mensajes fue
On todos los paises mucho mas alto que en- 1870,
pero l. proportion del aumento varia consldera
blemente Fu9 mayor on Francia que en- ningu-
m otra nacion, puss de O.l por cabeza que era en-
1870, subi6 or en- 1887, sigue luego la Gran
Bretafia donde de 0.3 que era en- 1870, 50 elevo
Ais On 1890 Al final de Ia lista aparece No
ruega, donde el aumento solo fue de o. OF por
persona an los veinte anos, Las cifras, con que
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H Ell Notaro de Penuelas Guayanllla con
resldencia Adjuntas, ha sehalado para 81 servi-
clio p1bllco del primero de dichos puebos los dlas
fjos /, y3, para e segundo el 4, 6 de ca
da mes 3-1
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VARIEDADES

Bacalao de Escoca sin espinas, quesos De bo-
la en- latas coloradas excelente Jerez extra supe.
rior vino de mesa tinto marca Sagasta debe
compralse Cerecedo Hermanos ca
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De Areeibo nos telegraflan esta tarde 10 que
sigue:
CORRESPONDENCE, A., Hecho cargo aver el
seGor Rog de orden superior, Acadia de esta
Villa, con immense jdb1lo mayor{a poblacion. Por
misma orden superior, seis horas despues ha
vuelto entregar Acadia primer teniente de AL
calde Descontento general-N Aqente"
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monta cahones dc II centimetros sistema Onto.
ria; pequenos dc z; idem revolver; ametra-
ladoras tubos lanza-torpedos. Su dotaci6R es
de $50 hombres IS de infanterfa de Marina in.
elusive. Be alumbra por medic de Il luz elec.
trlc&.
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80 sehala el aumento de los Estados Unidos son
O.1 en- 1870, o en- 1890 Sin embargo, por es
tas cfras solo se saben las operaciones hechas por
l. compahia Western Union, que, 81 bien - 10
que trasmite la mayor parte de los telegramas de
aquel pais no pueden ssrvlr de base para hacer el
calculo sin contar con las otras muchas compa-
hfas de telegrafos
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81 alguna vez SO han vendldo baratas es
ta Capital, hbretss estrechas para bosillo de in
fnidad de clases ha sido ahora que Aguiar Diaz
ca han fundado gu estableclmlento en- La calle
de San Justo casa ndmero 8. Vista hace fe
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A Las ocho de Ia ma1ana del dfa "a del ac-
tua tue detenido en- Aguadilla por el guardia de
Orden Pdblico Ramon Lopez Muelas, ell indivi
duo Sandalio Cruz one estaba requisitoriado por
Ell Juzgado de Ia Instancia de Arecibo.
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Han sido proclamados Interventores para
las mesas de las secciones electoraes de la Caro-
lina los senores siguientes: para 10 Ia Secci6n,
don Gaspar Barriola don Pedro Pascual Perez,
don Francisco Garcia don Andres Rodriguez,
don Miguel Mirabal, don Jose G. Gimenez;
Para la d Seccion, don Julio Slcardo don Leo
cadio Sosa, don Gregorio Davila don Isaias
Gonzalez; todos incondicionales.
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A Los 9sI!!s?As

dias vaos maeriales enseres de dicha
elos, una maquna orcar ininidad de puntas,
CosE JOURNAL, nimero 8; tonos de pie de voca
nizadora buen lote de dientes porceanados
81
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Galetltas de 80 mil cases diferentes, frutas
cristalizadas, en- almibar su jugo, mantequi-
liza tina jamones, embut'dos y lenguas ahumadas
el gran vino de Logroao, debe comprarse en- ell
gran establecimiento de Sobrno de Luina c. a
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Los gastr6nomos de paladar delicado dicen
que donde mejor SO come en- Puerto-Rico, en-
el restaurant La Catalana, San Francisco Sc.
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Dialogo del Oeste


-SCual la via mas corta economica para ir L.
Capital -Toma biete cualquier estacion del ferro
carr hasta Bayamon ALI trasborda al ranva que esta
esperanto cuaquiera de los trenes que " negue-l
para vuelta ?-Toma v. e muee ell vapor que va
Catano ALI pasa al tranva que sigue Bayamon, donde
enaza Ell ferro earr-S hora % toma ell vapof
A las h. 20 de Ia manana enlazar ell tren
diaro la de la tade enlazar los trenes
Cuanto vale ell pasaie de Bayamon la Capital vicever
decide desds luego, utliEar medic todos mis- via
les. S0-92
Haga usted sus pedidos de Ia "Loci6n Anti
herpetica del DR.. Monies Diaz en- IL Capital de
Puerto-Rico, las Farmacas de Guillermety,
Blanco Daub6n.
Vista. /. ?v.s-. b. ss .. 's,s. r.,,. .. :, 'ss s.s
cioso album, lujosamente encuadernado con 80
vistas en- fototipia dc diferentes sitios de il Ca
ptal de Puerto Rico. Ell ejemplar vale un peso
con cincuenta centavos. Dirijirse { don e. LO.
PEI CEPERO, Fot6grafo Capital. 3O--T
Son 1nicos sgentes On Puerto-Rico de los fa-
mosos cigarros cigarrillos, marca Partagds de
Ia Habana, los sefores Cerecedo Hermanos J O..
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No hay dudal Para ir elegante s6lida-
mente calzado; asi como para poser un buen pa.
raguas qutasol, tener cintur6n de seda unas
magnifcas medias es necesario acudir ala Pal.
mesana de Pieras c. donde Sc hallara tambi9n
classes.
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N uIiQTHI IVH I emilia fresca acabada de re-
/ uull nUlIn ! cibir de las Huertas de Gero-
MWma y Ma@aMwm y na, La Bisbal Figueras.

Pimentos nabos grsndes para cocido nabos argos pa
guisar Meones Remolacha, Lechuga zada blanca
Garcia rizada Apo, Zanahora, Pereg Rabaniss Il
les onza Espinacas Guisanes, Cebolla Caabaza Acel
gas blancas Acegas coloradas, Berengenas Tomates
ganes Ssndia real Hinojo reales onza, To
mando de libra adeante entire varas clases 81 libra
remen los peddos cualquier pueblo de la Isla
yendo al mpote 30 centavos por libra Humacao Puerto
Rico, 20 de Febrero, 1S93.-JOSE BERTRAN. 10-2
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Mahana por la tarde saldra del puerto de
esta Capital, para Nueva-Y ork, el vapor ingles
Rannoch.
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Los senores don Balblno Hernandez, don 10.
se Estrada del Vale don Flavio Reveron sc
quejan de que han llegado hoy desde Isabella, cita
dos como testigos para deciarar en- e juicio oral
de la causa que Sc sigue contra Fernando Ibarra
Camacho, sacristan que fue de aquella parroquia,
Dij6seles en- la Audiencia que SO habia transient
do e iuiclo por falta de otros testigos.
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Dicese que aver han sldo muy disputaias las
elecclones en- Caguas. Nos aseguran que hay
Dor allf mucha muy recia marejada de fondo.
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Alerta consunidores!

Cerveza Espanola "Cruz Blanca de Santander:
Hoy tene competidores para muy afamada
que por excelentes cuadadIs sobrepone
meores que reciben del extranjero,
los cpaes establecmientos Capital yenden
mayor sns importadores. CALDAS C.
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Si necesita Vd. una corbata de Ultima moda,
una camisa al gusto del consumtdor, un buen
sombrero, acuda La Elegancsa Lubana Forta.
leza no 40.
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NO ES POCA VENTAJA.-Los perfumes
fastidian a IA lalga descomponen el est6mago.
Por ESQ yo uso sisnapre el a." Acoholado Gatell, "
ell baho hasta en- ell panueia. Ne veo ibre
de jaquecas ga6lo que es un primor
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ALMACEN DE MUsICA

DE OLIMPIO OTERO, ATooHA No 7.-PONCE.
M1sca para piano a cuatro msnos.
Schundn.-Amor di poeta 16 melodas letra itatana
"
Tavare-Nues.ro poeta, letra nglesa. Cancion... 90
Iosti.-L amor passo. Cancion ............... IS
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Fla sido aprobado por el Gobierno General
el proyecto presentado por la Jefatura de Obras
Pdblicas para la continuation de las obras de la
iglesia de Santa Isabel de Coamo, disponiendo Sc
sauuen 1bca subasta.