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YOUNG CARNOT'S IRE UP.
DenOunceS the Statement That he
Received Panama Money.
a GERMAN PAPER CORRESPONDENT
IN BAD ODOR.

y Member oc tho British House OF
Lords, and Ono of the Prince OF
Wales Set, Convicted of Indecent
Conduct Toward Young Girl IN q
Public Park. and Sentenced to Pay
Fine or Sent to Prison-Membors
of the British Parliament to be
Paid for Their Services.
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That Elopement story,

ANNA tnl.). March 24.-The story from
st. Louis about the elopement of half a
dozen couples from here appears to be
without foundation, beyond the elope-
ment of Borus- and the two Coleman
girls. Their father left a sick bed to go
after them.
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A Supposed UnIonded Revolver

VANCOUVER (B. c., March 24.-The
supposed "unloaded" revolver came into
play again yesterday. S. J. Emanuels,
an auctioneer, while showing the re-
volver to a customer, shot himself
through the left hand. The wound is not
yery dangerous
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PROOF AGAINST BULLETS.
New Coat of Mall to be Used by the
German Army.

NOW SONI VI MAIL 10 ne OSeu DIV the
German Army.
BERLIN, March 24.-The cloth cuirass.
invented by Mannheim tailor, to resist
the small caliber bullet, and recently ap-
proved by the War Department, was
tested at Mannheim. Uniforms of the
new cloth placed on wooden ef1igies We're
not probed by balls shot from points of
100 200 or 800 meters distant. Atshorter
range the wooden figures were so deeply
dented that the officers concluded the
force of the impact was sufficient to stun
man.
To make the cuirass, the tailor prob
ably applies secret preparation to an
ordinary cloth tunic. The prepared tunic
weighs six pounds. The prepared cloth
could not be utilized to protect the arms
and legs, as it would hamper the move
ments of the soldier.
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ALIwardt,s Confession.

BERLIN, March 24.-It transpires that
Victor Ahlwardt, before the Comnlittee
of Inquiry, confessed that his papers
were stolen and begged the committee to
treat the confession as confidential.
Chancellor Caprivi threatened to quit the
committee if the request Is granted.
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Jhe Nynlnhe.

SAN DIEGO, March 24.-H. B. NJ. sloop-
of-war the Nymphe left this morning to
spend a day at Santa Barbara and COM
plete coaling. She then proceeds to Es-
quimalt, where the officers expect to find
orders to go to Honolulu.
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.Ifch cold ClearInrs.

YUMA "a. IT,, March 24.-Judge Frank
D. Wells, just in from the Harquahala
mines, in Yuma County, reports that the
Bonanza mines cleaned up SI5O,OO0 as the
result of the last months run. This is
said to be the largest chunk of gold ever
run into one bar
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Two Crooks Break jail.

MARYsvILLE, March 24.-Tom Wilson
and John Smith, two Eastern crooks, who
were serving short sentences for carrying
burglars tools, cut their way out of Jail
early this morning. They must have had
outside assistance. Sheriff Inflow has Of
fered liberal reward.
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Fatal Railway Collision.

WINsLow "a. T. March 24.-Fireman
Stone was killed and Engineer Robert
Young severely injured i'll a collision on
the Atlantic and Pacific near Ash ForkIast
night. The wreck was caused by a blind
ing snowstorm, which rendered tho sig
nails indistinguishable.
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Mrs. John w. Nlacknv.

LoNDoN, March 24.-Mrs. John W.
Mackay viii sail for New York on tho
American Line steamer Paris Tomorrow.
Mrs. MacIay received cable dispatch
from her husband to-day stating that lis
condition continues to improve.
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A STAGE Rohber Arrested.

UKIAH, March 24.-Henry Emery was
arrested at Point Arena yesterday by
Sheriff johnson for completely in the
Gualala stage robbery of March 9th. He
was placed in jail at Ukiah to-day.
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FATAL FIRE AT DENVER.
Two Firemen Killed by the Falling of
Burning Walls.

DENVER, March pa fire broke out
early this morning in the warehouse of
the summit Fuel and Feed Company. 1t
was somewhat OF a fire trap and, as the
tiremen were at work in an alley on the
east side, the wall of the burning struct-
ure fell on them, killing Frank Mahoney
and Fred Pierpont and wounding Mel
Baker and y. Riley. The financial loss
will be about S25, ,000.
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storm Indications

SAN DIEGO, March 24.-The day is
bright. but the barometer is descending
rapidly, and there are storm indications
for tomorrow.
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rhe Steenlnchnse

LIVERPOOL, March 24.--The grand na-
:ional steeplechase was won by c. q.
Duff's Cloister; Captain Hughes Alsop.
second; Fenwick's Why Net, third.
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New Pacific Cah1a

BRISBANE, March 24.-The Inter Colo
NAL Postal Conference agreed to the reso-
luton to establish Pacific cable between
Australia and Vancouver.
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BRUTALITY OF MASKED MEN,
Ruflians Hold Possession of Georgia
Town.

CARRoLToN (Ga.). March 24.-This town
was in a state of panic all day yesterday
owing to the riotous actions of eleven
masked armed men. Most of the victims
assaulted by the brutes were aged people.
They first assaulted a woman, and then
knocked down with a pistol an old man
of 50 years, who tried to stop them. They
next whipped one woman almost to
death, then whipped a man who ventured
to protest, and so severely that it is be-
lieved he will die. After that thew
whipped another man, and brutally
knocked down and kicked lady 20 years
old, whom they met in the street during
their raid through the town.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
y Woman Found Dead In a Lodgfni
House in New York.

Woman Found Dead In a Lodging
House in New York.
New YORK, March 24.-There was a
mysterious death at theatrical boarding.
house here tonight. a pretty woman
was found dead in bed and she left letters
behind her which reveal a painful his
tory OF bad treatment, of love and sui
eide. At o'clock tonight u messenger
came to the house with a telegram. 1t
was addressed to Mrs. c. e. Stevens. and
the Iandlady took it to the new tenants
room. She was in bed, and seemed
stupid, as though under the influence of
drink or drugs. Latter on she made an
other call at the lodger's room, and was
startled to find the young woman dead.
On piece OF paper was scribbled:
Letters which are written by me, are all
to be delivered as addressed. know YOU
Will read them and see what is in them.
| am calmly and deliberately taking nv
life. No one is to be accused of such.
except Fred A. Ahmett.
LIZZIE WILSON.
The dead woman's body was marked
all over with bruises, as though she had
been badly beaten. The police were
notified, and immediate steps taken to
arrest Ahmett, if such person existed at
the address given on the envelope of one
of the letters the woman left behind her.
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WORSE THAN EXPECTED.
The Cyclone Does More Damage
Than First Reported.
SCARCELY A HOUSE LEFT STANDING
IN ITS PATH.

Trees Moved Down as Though a
Scythe Had Clipped Them-But Few
Buildings Left Standing in the
Town of Kelly, Mississippi, and
Many People Injured-KentucIzy,
Indiana and Tennessee Also Suffer
Great Damage.
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KILLED IN A LANDSLIDE.
Remains of n Lady Found in the Noun
tainS Near JJkiah,

tains Near Ukiah.
UKIAH, March 24.-The remains of
Mrs. Carter, former resident of this
city, were found submerged in land
slide, three miles from Round Valley
yesterday. A traveller on mountain
trail discovered a human foot protruding
from the earth. Assistance was sum-
moned, and the remains of Mrs. Carter
were uncovered. She was found head
downward near the body of her horse.
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indian Troubles Threatened.

TALEQUAH q. t., March 24.-Chief
Murray of the Otoes has arrived here.
He says the Kiowos, Otoes and Missouris
are dancing and predicting the coming of
the Messiah, and unless the agents do
something trouble viii result. The
whites are leaving the agency.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

The Surgeon on the Adams Seriously
Injured.
VALLEJO, March 24.-Dr. ]. F. B. Cor
diero, U. S. N, was seriously injured to-
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He Creates CONSERVATION Among
People Near SOnoma
AND ATTEMPTS TO BRAIN A WE'LL
KNOWN STOCK-RAISER.
Dangerous Break In the Lovee of the
San joaquin River Three Miles
Northwest of Latllrop-Two Bur-
glars Cut Their Way Out of the
Jail at MarysYiIle-FataI Collision
Special to the REcoRD-UN1oN.

Special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN.
SONoNIA, March 24.-At an early hour
last evening an insane man broke into the
residence of James Biggins, the we'll
known horseman and stock raiser, five
miles south of this place, on the Petaluma
road. The maniac was armed with a
shovel, and made a vicious assault on
Mr.. Biggins and attempted to brain him
with the implement. Fortunately, Mr..
Biggins was the most active man of the
two, and succeeded in lodging the blows
aimed at his head, and with the assistance
of johnson, an employe, succeeded in
overpowering and disarming the man,
after an exciting struggle. He then
brought him into town.
The demented man was given a room
in the Sonoma House. During the night
he escaped from the room in an almost
nude state and made his way in drench-
ing rain to the residence of Otto Rufus,
one mile east of town, and succeeded in
effecting an entrance.
The presence of the strange man in the
house greatly alarmed Mrs. Rufus and the
Misses Rufus, but fortunately Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Muller were guests at the
house, and the former overpowered the
midnight intruder and brought him into
town, and turned him over to the officers
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The Clothing-Cutte1

NEW YORK, March 24.-There are no
new Developments in the eclothing-cutters'
strike to-day.
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elCETA OFFICIAL DE HOY

Gobierno General Secretarfa. - Negocia-
do 2O-Real Orden desestimando la instancia de
donsAntonio Medin Z Vega On solicltnd de in.
dulto de l& pena de ocho Amos y an dla de lnha-
bilitaci6n especial temporal para cargos pdblcos
Que le impuso esta Audiences, en- causa seguida
por 81 doto de malversaci6n de caudales pdblicos.
Administration Central de Contribuciones y
Rentas.-La sabasta del servicio de recaudacl6n
de contribuciones de los pueblos de Naranjito,
Penuelas, Vega-alta Hatillo senalada para 81
Is del corriente solo tendra lugar por 10 que res
pecta & los dos primeros
Comandancia Principal de Marina. - Amin
ciasG Ia vacante de la Alcaldia de mar del Dora.
do, senalAndose 81 plszo de ounce dlas para que
los aspirantes presenter sus solicitudee.
Junta auxiliar de carceles de Ponce FL
jase el dfa ls del corriente para verifcar la su.
basta del suministro de alimentos los presos du.
rante el afio econ6mico de 1913 81.
Banco Espahol dc Puerto Rico. - Situaci6n
del mismo en- Ia tards del dfa 27 de Mayo dltimo.
Sociedad An6nima de Cr@dito Mercant1 en-
liquidation. que quedara prescrito 81
dividendo IL para todos aquellos que no ha-
abi4ndolo cobrado, no 10 rsclamen hasta 81 de
Agosto prSximo.- -Situaci6n de la misma en- Ia
tarde del 81 de Mayo dltimo
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NoTlolAa eEN IRA l.Icss

Teiegramas archivados en- la Adminlstracion
Central de Comunicaeiones por no encontrarse
los destinatarios: Mes de JUNO, Ventura Baez
Mateo Frontera, Rodriguez, patron "Nueva Flor"
Juan Gonzalez, goleta "Anita", Cubiera, Rsfols
Antonio GonzAlez, jose Lacasa, Manuel Moriano
Galophin, goleta "Elena', Francisco Rinc6n, Lii
cenciado Fajardo, Jose Maria Torres, Leonardo
Flores, Secundino Guzman, Daniel Caleja, Ma
gistrado y Santiago Diaz.-Mes de Julio Sergio
Berenguer, Lorenzo Medina, Busto, cafe "Palma",
Maria Garcia, calle Isabel II, 1sidro Ochoteco
Captain Alonso battalion "Col6n", Pedro Mendi
zabal PFovidencia Garcia.
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lasge, dlsiglgAagss u geAsIasls as l. .fI

Y laago, dIfsglsaagss u geAslasls ls Il sfll
alon de los reos de musfte:
al No ha visto usted por ahf al vefdugo
Pues necesito verlo para que me ponga 10 hopa,
porque tiene que cortarme hoy nismo Ia cabeza" "
7 para que no Sc Ia cortara por su propia
mano, le llevaron de prisa { Ia casa de locos.
a un sacerdote, que muri6 Ia semana pasa-
da, le encontraron en- su dormitorio una GAIA que
contents una cabeza de mujer, con TODD el cabe.
llo; y, seg1n ha declarado Ia criada, anna el 80.
cerdote pasaba 81 dfa miranda aquella cabeza en-
conserva y hablando CON ella.
Y una sefora lue encarcelada por dedlcarse
Ia cria domestica de serpientes viboras. Lao
mas chocante del caso es que IL senora quiso ma
tar una vecina suya, po1que se opuso que se
le metiera en- la casa una de las serpientes. Ma
de, le sueltan usted una vibora, debe usted
recbirla Ia saa, dar gracias por la vista.
Despues.de TODD, Ia domadora domestiea ha
dado una prueba de cordura Porqua tntre
criar serpientes, criar amist4des la dlfa,encia
no es perceptible ....-La,ss B,mafossa.
26 de JUNO.
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Nos dicen de Hato-grande:

Gel domingo del mes en- curso tuvo lugar
en- Hato.grande una gran velada,lfrico literaria--
cuyo programa reeiblmos q su debido tiempo--a
bens6cio de las vfetimas del incendio ocurrido re-
cientsmente en- Arecibo. Ri resultado de dicho
acto fu6 por demas satisfactorio relativaments al
precin moderado de las localides, segdn es aquf
costumbre, 10 tambien relativamente reduci
do del salon del "Circulo de Recreo," pues sun-
que su6ciente para contener c6modamente 200 ST.
Has, tai la sauencia de personss que Sc dispu
taban el placer de aportar su 6bolo aquel acto
de hsrmosa carload, que diferentes familias 81.
TINA hora no pudieron penetrar en- el local, por-
que estaba literalmente lleno. El pueblo de Ha-
to-grande, sin distinction de classes psrsonas, ha
dado en- ssta ocasi6n una prueba elocuentfsima de
sus humanitarios sentimientes, y ha demostrado
cumplidamente 81 inter Ies que le inspiran las des
gracias de aus hermanos de la invicta Villa, que
& consecuencia del horrible siniestro lloran hoy
Ia perdida de sus haciendas y hogares. lBien por
Hato.grandel"
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El gobierno flances ACADIA de encargar al
monte benedictino de Liguge, el P. Dom. Sauton,
de una mission cintifca cuyos resultados pueden
ser muy benefclosos para Ia humanidad. Trata-
Sc del estudio de Ia lepra, ell fin de observar
esta doencia en- diferentes paises los medios que
en- ellos SO emplean para su curaci6n, el F. Sau.
ton visitara Noruega, Laponia, Finlandia, Tur-
quia, Asia Menor, Egipto y Grecia. su 1egre.
so Francia, 81 monje benedictino, que es uno
de los doctores mas ilustrados de Ia Facultad de
Medicina de Paris, sometera sus observaciones
Mr.. Pastsur, con el resultado qua ambos obten.
gan, SO encaminara aquN Molakai an donde Ia
lepra reviste mayor gravedad, para ensayar en-
los atacados los metodos de atenuaci6n de dichos
virus.
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Nos escriben oe leques que la islita estS
de placemes. Despu6s de tres af1os de sequfas ca
lamitosas que pusieron en- riesgo la crianza de
ganado y destruyeron dos buenas cosechas de
azdcar, el 1898 se ha presentsdo favorable 10
agriculture sus anexos. Llueve bastante y los
campos en- general da gusto verlos.
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Mdsico hasts morlt.--Haee poeos dfAs fslle-
clio ea Budapesth un director de orquesta, llama
do Excl. En- sus dtimos monnentos, no obs
tante su negative, acudio la cabecera de su lscho
un sacerdote para exhortarle que aceptase los
auxilios de Ia religion. kei Ia escuchaba con
gran atenclon, y cuando va crefa Ell padre de al
mas haber ganado IL suya, 81 impenitente mdsico
exclam6 con acento sntusiastlco: -lQue hermosa
voz de baritone tiene usted, Padrel Y no dijo,
mas. Pocos segundos despu6s espiraba, sin ha-
Der recibido Ia Extremaucl6n
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En- San German no nav pal

EnlSan German no hay para la venta publ.
ca libranzas de la prensa.---Y q proposito de San
German: Suplicamos algunos suscriptores mo-
rosos que tenemos aquella ciudad, no diaten
el pago de sus suscripc1ones porque perjudican
ls empresa y entorpecen Ia contabilldad de su ad
ministracion.3
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Un individuo os Mayagi llamado Eugenio
Boniiia, (a) "Dulce de pallto," fue comisionade
por ell agente de LA CORRESPONDENCE para cobrar
algunos recibos SO qued6 con la mayor parte
del dinero. Bueno es que sea conocido para que
no estate otro.
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u lgaaIdaslsa ssais Id ssjs ss Is asFis daE dix
81 de Marc alsimo, una e.istsasis ds sa6, 40 So
noneda corriente.

r. /. P.-E Cor0aet don Rafael Yaaes q
Alcuaz .Jefs dela IONA Milstar de ZgJra eas
EStrsmadurG, f1llecs6 81 dsa n de JunSo.
Su viuda padres polfticos, inyitan {
sus amigos amigas por 81 GUSTAV asiatir 4 la pa
rroquia de San francisco, de siete ocho 81 dfa
de mahana, IA, que Sc aplicaran misas por el al
ma del fnado, y les anticipan las graclas por su
asistencia. Puerto Rico, Julio l3 de 1893
FEDERICO CARO-.
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De nuestro corresponsai ae A1ecibo:

"a pesar de haber llanado la atenci6n Ia
prensa, sobre 10 que ha venido ocurriendo con
esta Escuels Superior, nj ell senor Inspector del
distrito Norte, nj a junta local de inspection sc
han ocupado del asunto. Al celoso senior Gober
nsdor, corresponds ahora tomar cartas en- la cues
ti6n para que Sc haga luz"
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Dicen de Gurabo gus consecuencia de las
nuevas tarifas de industria comercio Sc nan da-
do de baja cuatro comerciantes en- aeueI pueblo
y dos mas piensan hacerlo en- este trimestre.
Nuestro corresponsal cree que las dichas tsrifas
favorecen al alto comercio perjudlcan grave
mente los detalistas. Las repetidas tarifas tie
nen una parttcwlarsdad mug -. particular; la
vez que aprieta los que trabajan, solo senala 5
pesos de quota los juegos de bolos, prohibidos
por el Gobierno General y por algunos Ayunta-
mientos de Ia Isla.
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El domingo p&aado fa.leeio en- Utuado la
precosa nina Mercedes Carolina, dejando en- ell
mayor desconsueio sua amantislmos padres los
esposos Ballester. Ests desgraca ha sido ge-
neralmente sentida en- aoua simpAtico pueblo
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Para su publication nemos recibido Ia ri.
guiente carta:
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy sefior milo de mi consideration mas
diatinguida: Al ausentarme para Mayaguez ruego
& ustod Sc sirva despedirme dc los habitantes de
esta Ciudad que tan indulgentes han sido COMM
90 en- las representations que ha pussto en- esce
ma la Compahfa Navarro-Jimenez de Ia qua formo
parte como humilde tiple c6mica. Mi gratitud
es ilimitadk por 10 bien que Sc me ha tratado &
posar de no haber desempe1ado mi cometido cual
era mi deber, como deseaba sc msrece 81 iustra
do pdblico de esta Cspital causa de mi delicado
estado de salud
Ru6gole asl mismo se sirva darle publicidad
esta carta en- el peri6dico de su ilustrada direc
ci6n, por 10 cual e anticipa las gracias affma.
q. g. O. b. g. m,-C Coacba Gobezlo dc Solanes.
Julio IL de 1893.
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Nos escriben de GERMAN que esta muy
alarmado aquel vecndario con la noticis que cir.
cula allf de que seran .nombrados concejales del
Ayuntamisnto los Sres Riopedre don Primitive
Anglada
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Suplicamos don Jose Manuel Otsfo, de Ca.
muy, Sc sirva mandar pagaxnos un anuncio que
adeuda desde el To de Octubre de 1892. lO-1
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Cambios del baneo hbpanoi, nlados en- 10 of.
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de
Nnavao n oYork AZ ne2IfPsr1s 4one Iandrea
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Dlcen de lssbsls, que por alli no SO sintieron
afortunadsmente los efectos de las rachas de
viento que causaron perjuicio en- varias localida.
des de La Isla.
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Contra los nsosqwssos.-Pars hbrarse do los
mosquitoes, recomiendan algunos Ia siguiente re-
ceta T6mese I'm pedazo de alcanfor como una
almendra, y evapSrese al calor de una llama cual.
quiera, colocandolo sobre un platillo de hojalata
y cuidando de que no go infame. Ri hume pro.
ducido ahuyeltara los mosquitoes oe la habitaci6D,
que quedarA libre de ellos durante toda la noche
aunque Sc dejen las ventanas abiertas.
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Dicen de San Tie, ,4Aal, que Sc ,desea allf sea
nombrado al2aids de la ciuGad, ell se1or don Juan
dregori, sanslado el primero en- la terna para pri
mer teniente.
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Lease 81 anuncio que publica en- Ia secci6n
correspondence el reputable professor de idiomas
don Leonides Villal6n
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Dicen de Manati:

En- una reunion que anteanoche celebr6 el
Comite Unconditional en- el Casino, tuvo lugar, se
gun yersiones un incidente que no tiene desper-
escribe:
Un caballero muy sensato, pregunta:-
Olga usted, sefor Secretario ] cuanto asciende
la dauda del Ayuntamiento7 "A 81 mil pesos,
contesta 81 aludido.- u A cuanto ascendfa Ia que
heredamos del Ayuntamiento liberal?-A nueve
mill Bien a cuanto asciende ia creada por
los incondicionales "A II milpesos que es la
diferencia - Magnifco "a en- cuanto
tempo hemos logrado esa diferenca?-E un
ano. .-Bien, reteDien, senior Secretario. No que.
RE saber mas Bravo Els IN dato curio.
sisimo.
Vuelven : escrlD1rnos de San German que
por question de malas voluntades Sc trata de sui
tprinir Ia jubilaci6n de que goza 81 doctor dor
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S1gue enfermo la hacienda San Anto.
nio Bayam6n, nuestro amigo ell sehor don Ma
nuel Fernandez Umpierre, por cuys salud nos
.interesamos viyamente
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Ell Banco Espanol de Pnerto-Rico, tenfa en-
GAIA en- Ia tarde del dia 81 de Mayo dltimo una
existencia de ST. 420 68s-25 en- moneda corrien-
to y $l67, ,682-75 en- moneda nacional.
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Ha trasladsdo so domlcllio Quebradillas,
nuestro amigo don Geronimo Gomez, reputsdo
docto1 en- Medicina Ciruifa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

En- Asabes SO agltA ei penssmiento de fun.
lar un casino pala racreo de sNs socios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

El que haya peraldo uos Iavecitas de baul
atadas CON un canamo puede pasar 1ecojsrfas
Dor Ia redacci6n de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

Mafana 80 embarca para Mayaguez en- 81
Vsllavsrde Ia Companfa de zarzuela empresa il
m9nez. Navarro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13
DOCTOR TIZOL

des medico-qulrdrgicas del aparato genito urina.
ri9del hombre de la mujer.-- Consaltss de IL
2.--Cruz %. 800
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

ontalsh sshrs sales las pariaEat = 1sIAsEsfls lss
ConsIdsfaslones de rsspeto eAtifnaOi6A us ail
amigo y companero.- Francisco CepsdG.
Capital, Hotel Boneta, Julio II do 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

CenoltO Portland SStcst1s z aco%os:a" aafoA
Ella bariIes de $50 kilos, vende $54 barril.AA
SIS tomando de 10 barrlles en- adelante,
-*4 A. A.RAUSCHENPLAT,
6-6 ~ San Juan p e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-13

Ia sociedad Anonlma dc Oredito Mercanti