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Evening journal., 1893-08-22
STORIES OF THE DAY.
sarah Got Her welding Ring.

young girl and man, evidently
from the country, were seen walking
down Market street this morning
Finally they stopped In front of a
jewelers. window in which was displayed
number Of wedding rings. For some
time they stood there earnestly discuss
ing some urgent question. The big
clumsy looking fellow SCENE 10 be hesi
tating about something.
$50 on, George" said the girl who
scarcely reached his elbows, don't
back out now when you have got so
far
Il don't half like TO, Sarah, he
replied, that young chap in there is
sure to grin at me
'1t don't make anv difference whether
he laughs or cries, exclaimed the girl.
IF you haven't the pluck III go my
self
Now you have struck Il, was the
response, IF you will do the asking
will come with you and look ON. "
The little woman marched into the
store followed by her bashful lover. She
chose the wedding ring while her swain
played with his hat and looked on
Those who witnessed the incident
praised Sarah's pluck, but every mar
declared that he would not care to be il
Georges position ten years hence.
Cummfuge the phofoqranhar f2no Nfarla
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
Dches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
7uced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eptable to the stomach, prompt in
b action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
sealthy and agreeable substances, its
bny excellent qualities commend it
b all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it DO not accept any
rpbstitute.
CALIFORNIA FEe syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. N. NEW Y0RE -
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
Personal Events.

Mr.. and Mrs. Benkler and daughter,
Of Philadelphia. are the guests Of Mrs.
Weggenman.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Borie are at Allan.
tic City.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bacon, of
Chester are visiting New Castle friends.
Misses Mcbride, of Philadelphia, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Miller
Miss Spottswood. Mrs. Nesbit and Miss
Gipsey Cooper have returned home from
the Worlds Fair.
place on the inst.
Mrs d. b. Jones and children left
here yesterday for Townsend, where
they will remain for some time.
Rev. and Mrs I. + Martindale and
Mr. and Mrs j. b Manlove left to-day
for Ocean Grove, N. ].
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
Incidents Of the Day.

Liveryman Watts has had an attrac.
i've sign painted at the entrance to his
stables
Several members of the Bill Nye
camping Club went to camp for five
aYs yesterday morning. They are
amped between here and Delaware City
Peary party will hunt them up on
thursday.
A very pleasant picnic of young folks
vas he'd at Janvier's woods yesterday.
lanes c. Rice went along as general
guide Mrs Milton Woolson was
'aterer and the charming Miss Lily
Palmer was her first assistant.
All that New Castle could do it die
asst evening when the peach cars for tn,
Worlds Fair arrived-it cheered them
The cars passed through at z o'clock
The EVENING JOURNAL yesterday pub
lished complaint of a bad pavement
Last evening one Of the city councilmei
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
WIN Not suspend Payments.

A lively meeting Of the Citizens
Building and Loan Association was held
last night TO take action upon PROPOSE
tion made to the board of directors to
suspend payments for a period of three
months This action had been asked
for by a number of idle members who
we're unable TO pay the dues or the fines
during the present depression.
After much informal debate It was
found that such action could not be
taken for several reasons. The reasons
we're.
1. Share' olders could not change the
constitution.
There were not enough members
present to do anything " they could,
there being only AZ present out Of 250.
3 A majority of those were opposed
20 suspension even If all other conditions
could have been compiled with.
The association will. therefore, go OF
rs before.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
..rhe uirh sons.n

BY "the high seas referred to in article
! of the constitution of the United States
is meant the open sea-that is. the waters
outside the civil jurisdiction Of any coun-
try whatever, which, according TO the law
of nations, is limited to one marine league,
or three geographical miles, from the
shore. Even the great lakes, beyond the
limit designated above, are regarded as
high seas st Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
sunday ENeurslon to nnx RIdre.

To Baltimore by rail, thence thirty
miles down Chesapeake bay on steamer
Columbia Bathing. sailing. fishing
Special train via Baltimore and Ohio
railroad will leave Wilmington Market
stree') at 30 a. M, and Delaware avenue
at $50, arriving at Bay Ridge at II. As a.
m Returning (all raid train will leave
Bay Ridge at 30 p m, and arrive at
Market street, Wilmington, at s. 10 p. m.
Round trip 81.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

Gentlemen can increase their incomes
by soliciting life insurance for the largest,
strongest and best company in the world.
Apply to AEsON A. MAHER,
Manager Equitable Life, Equitable
Building, city.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
orleln of the rroel, Cont.

The frock coat is unqucstionably an
English invention, and its first recorded
appearance is In 1910 in the reign of Henry
VIII. It is described as "a coat of velvet
somewhat shaped like frock, embroidered
all over with ilatted gold Of damasks. -
Washington Star
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

stopped the reporter TO find out the
definite location II will be repaired.
Charles Manluff, Mrs. Bowen and Miss
Carrie Bowen, Of Delaware City, re.
turned home yesterday after two days
visit to New Castle friends.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

II don't think il was fair.m said Bobbie
after his big brother had lost the running
race. Jack was ahead almost all the time,
but they gave the prize TO a man that was
ahead only a second just at the end "-H Har-
per- Ealar.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
HURRY THAT JAIL SEWER
Generally Believed That Now
is the Accepted Time
ToREBU1LD THEoRUMBLING THING

Something wrong on the British Prince
which Is Held at the Reedy Island
station -CItIEens' Building and Loan
Association VIII Not suspend Payments
for Three Months other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Aug. Efficiently it
has been agitated both in person and by
the press that the new sewer should be
built now Several reasons are given for
It. Much complaint no doubt is made Of
some pumps and yet there is the pump
near Chase's newspaper and cigar store
and the water is never used except to
wash pavements The reason is that the
state Of the sewer from the jail is detii.
mental to the water. Now the sewer, as
it is, is unhealthy, according TO the
opinion of a prominent doctor of this
city. it should be built right away
There are plenty of idle men who will be
only too willing to get the chance to
earn a days pay and drive the wolf from
the door. Then again. the bed Of Della.
ware street will have to be torn up to
put in this sewer and as the stitch in
time saves nine so will the work done
now, save many a dollar. In the near
future the tracks Of the Wilmington
and New Castle Railway will be
laid on Delaware street and the progress
of laying the sewer will be impeded to a
certain extent. When winter comes it
will not be fit to break the ground and
as for the health of the prisoners, and
the people of New Castle as we'll the
sewer should be built right away.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
Sunday EacursIons 40 Rav Ridre.

10 Baltimore by rail- thence ~ miles down
nhesaneake bay on steamer Columbia.
baihipe, o. hing, fishing. Special train via
streeu AZ 40 a. NJ, and Delaware avenue al
$50. arriving at Bay Ridge at lil5 a. m Re-
turning lall raid train will leave BAY
Ridge az a3O D. M. and arrive az Market
street: Wilmington. at sl5 p. m. Round
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
An Annenl - slrenrll,.

Solum-l.end me $40 for a week.
Smartie-For a weak what?
Sollum-for a weak pocketboOk, OF
Free Press.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

summer Weakness, that tired feeling, loss
OF appetite and nervous prostration are driven
away by Hoods Sarsaparilla. like mist before
the morning sun. To realize the benefit OF
this great medicine. give IL a trial
sure. efficient, easy -HOOd'sPills.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
Prince Flyinr a yellow Flar.


The American Line steamship British
Prince was detained at the govern
ment quarantine station at Reedy
Island yesterday. Last night it was
reported by incoming pilots that the
ship was lying in mid stream flying a
yellow flag, which would indicate sick
ness aboard of character needing the
attention of the quarantine physicians
IL was reported that there seemed TO
be more than ordinary commotion aboard
the vessel and considerable passing TO
and fro between the vessel and the
station wharf.
Dr. Booming, the quarantine physi-
clan, said late last night that he had no
more definite information than that the
British Prince was detained at Reedy
Island he had telegraphed Surgeon.
General Wyman for the cause of deten
tion. but ha not received reply up to
that time
DR.. Booming said that the three
yellow fever patients at quarantine are
convalescing and no other members OF
the crew of the schooner Lister have
contracted the disease.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

Tenor-"sir. this music is a trife TOO high
Tor me- Manager-"Let us fake IL a note
lower Tenor-"0h. half a note would do. +"
Manager isolemnlyl-- Here sir. we never do
things by halves !r-Tit-Bits.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

Freshleigh TO stranger at a reception)-
"Gad. this Is a funny house. ] came here to-
night without an invitation stranger
so did j. How did you come here?r FRESH
herefn Stranger walked in It's my
house, Vogue.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22

TIME Especially time spent
in seeing if your size
Is and something you
will like is among the
MONEY big values in sin
gle garments, sizes
and articles in our
stock of Clothing, Hats
and Shoes. You would not
believe you could buy All-Wool
Suits, Mems sizes, for five dol
lars, would you? Well, YOU
can, although we could not,
and only because they are sim
gle suits and single sizes and
we propose to clean them out.
A big lot of Boys and Chill
dren's odd Suits at $3.50, SO,
81 and S5, and if you can use
them they are cheap at the
prices; take a look at the 81
and s1.25 Negligee Shirts SELL
ing for rs cents and you will
buy some of them most likely.
Evening journal., 1893-08-22
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

:, Cummings Gu. the Photographer. zoe Marke
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Nos escriben de AdinnIas 10 Que

NOS escrlDen dc AuJuhtas 10 que slgue con
fecha de anteayer:-" Aver fu6 detenido en- el
dep6sito municipal anciano demente que du
rante su encerro principle gopearse contra las
paroles sin que nadie 10 sujetara nj advrt era
tai vez ell s1ceso. Cuando Sc observe ell hecho
encontr6se al lnfeliz completamente desfgurado
Hablase arrancado los peos de la cabeza, no te
MIA dientes, un ojo Sc le habla saltado de sus Or
bitas tenia las parties pudentes arrancadas Era
aqueo cuadro de verdadero horror. Ell in
fellz murl6 ell 20 las de la tarde
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VARTEDADES

No ovdeis senores que en- ell deposito de
cazado " La Palmesana," Sc encuentran botnes
de becerro todos de suela, para cabaeros a ST.
IL rs par, msgn1fcas amazonas, con elasticos
borlas para sehoras a 81 par: Botines de becerro
para ninos II rs. y otras mil classes precios
muy limitados. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

VAPORES: El esp. B5neta, sali6 de Santan
der ell del corriente para este puerto. El espa
mol Conde Wtfredo procedente de la Habana, to-
cara en- nuestro pnerto en- los primeros dias de-
pr6ximo Mario. Ell aleman India sali6 ell del
corriente de Bremen, ST. Thomas. E esp
Rana6n de Herrera, procedente de la Habana y
escalas egara fin de mes. Ell aleman Fromcsa
sall6 el del corriente del Havre, via ST. Tho
mas para esta lsla. El esp, Reina Marta Crastt.
ma, debe haber sado el Il del corriente del puer.
to de la Coruna para el nuestro. Ell esp. Ramon
de Larr'maga, salio de Liverpool Ell dia Is del CO.
rriente directo para nuestro puerto. El esp. Ala
va saldra ell IL del entrante de Liverpool Ell
esp III. L. VaAaOerde, llegara el 9 del entrante
procedente de la Habana escalas
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Solicite usted de don Luis Sanchez Moral

Socite usted de don Luis Sanchez Morales,
Agente general de de la New York Life Insu.
rance Company, ell folleto La Aemor5a de IN solo
oho, que contiene los maravillosos progresses rea-
Iizados por dicha Compania l89l La "New
York asegur6 durante el ano, 1872 millones de pc
sos pag6 por sinestros la enorme suma de
SsErs MGLoNEs, cantidad mayor que ell capital de
nuchas buenas Companies de Seguros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23
Dice un pell6dlco lie Madrld;

FL mercedes por la mahana Sc promovl6
un regular escandalo en- la iglesla parroQuial de
Mon6var. En- e momento en- que estaba dclen,
do ell santo sacrfcio de la msa e sacerdote en-
tr6 un suJeto lIamado Vicente Saral, quian dir.
gendose al ceebrante le pidi6 un cigarro, exijien
do tamben una carablna para ejecutar no Sc sabe
cuantas hazafas. Amonestado por un monagul
llo SO neg6 abandonar e temple, haclendolo
oblgsdo por un guardia municipal, despues de
producer oil escAndalo estupefacci6n consiguien-
te entire los ieles."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23
Dice un peri6dlco malagueno:

% BESIDE Penarburco ha regresado Malaga
un sujeto que hace once doce amos Que abando-
no su mnjer sus hijos entonces pequonuelos
sporadic por no encontrar medios de subss
tencla. Durante ese tempo no ha escrlto su
famia nj Sc han tenid6 noticias de su paradero,
va considerable la esposa vuda civil, cuando
regresa ell marido con una fortuna de mas de
$4,000 duros, adquirdos en- negocios de licito
comercio"
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Dice La Correspondenc,u de Espoaa

UU7TEap07s1eFc1H Tsp0WN
'Se sabe va que 81 senor Ruiz Zorrllla no Sc
opondra que nombre pueda servir de base
cuaquer canddatura republican, coaliclonista,
pero que, sea ell que quiera e resutado de la lu
cha, no pensa -varlar de actitud nj 1egre%ar Es
pana, mantenlendo integraments la conducta de
protesta que vieue observsndo."
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Sc encuentra enferma lie alpGn

Sc encuentra enferma lie algdn cuidado en-
Hatog grande la distnguda senora do1a Ana Her
nandez vluda del doctor Soto Espana. La asis,
ten los facuitativos senores Carreras Barreras Y
ha sido ilamado por TELEGRAPH Capital ell se-
nor Fernandez Gonzalo. Dcha sonora rs muy
estimada en- aQueIla locsIidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23
Escribe Ell Comsbate :

"Apenas faIecl6 doha Margarita de Borb6n
cuando va Ell DIa recoje la especie de que para
poner t6rmino de una vez para slempre las lu-
chas de succession, pudiera ceiebrarse el matrimo-
nio de la Reina Regente con el celebre Carlos
VII, Duque de Madrid, pretendiente que fue d
la Corona de Espana, seductor de bailarinas y
protagonsta de aquel c6Iebre proceso del Tois6n
de Ofo El GIobo, haci6ndose eco de la noticia
dice que para hallar otfa soluci6n relgosa que
tranqu1llce de una veg las conciencias, deben We
rificarse otros dos matrimcnos: ell de s. S. Leon
XIII con la Reina Victoria ell del Santo Cristo
de la SEQ con la Virgen del Pillar"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Los perIodlcos itallanos dlcen que los aboga-
dos de Palermo Sc han declarado en- huega, pro-
testando contra las condolences repugnantes en-
que SO encuentran los locales donde Sc celebran
las audiencias. Anaden que el Ministro de JUS
ticia ha dispuesto que Sc abra la correspondence
sumaria.
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Eu la retreta de esta

Lu tn IeITeEa ue esta noche, Q petcIon dc
varios dilettanti, repetira la Banda de Volunta,
rios que diriie ell senior Verar, la precosa Sarda-
ma de la opera " Garln," del maestro Breton. En-
la mIsma retreta Sc estrenara la Marcia Colon
bina, de BIasco, eiecutada en- Madrid con motive
de las festas del Centenario.
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FL procurador don Daniel Doze.

81 procurador don Daniel Doze, nombre
del general Martinez Campos ha presentado
en- ell Juzgado de Buenavista, an Madrid una de.
manda, por caumnias, contra ell director de La
Correspondencta Mtitar, lnferidas ell artfculo
que pubic6 ell titulo de El t,acaso de u4 gol,
ne de EstadO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Fueron detenidos aver por la policla los in
dlvlduos Francisco Barce6 por haber herido a
Carolina Bubella Juan Luna reclamado por el
Juzgado de instruction Pascacio Marrero con-
ducdo presido curada Ell cuarto de 5000
rros Maria Arroyo de una herida que dice lie IN
fri6 Regino Caleer6n, en- Puerta de Tiera.
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Ha ouedado defnItiH4nanta conatitnid,

Ha quedado dehnltivanente conettuda en-
esta Capital la socledad coral d" Ecos Espanoes ~
con la siguiente Directiva: - Presidente don vi,
cente Balbas; Vice -presdente, don Juan O.ivas;
Tesorero don Salvador Masjuan Secretario don
Juan Pujol; Vocales, don Vicente Ozorez; don
Ramon SarrIera, don Manuel Fragoso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Recomendamos a los Iectores de LA CORES
PoNDENCIA ell interesantisimo artlculo La CRISIS
Monetorta que publica, suscrlta por In 1aucano,
La DemocrGcia de Ponce n1mero II en- edc-
ci6n recibida hoy en- esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

DnD AUSENTARS los duenos venden los nue.
/ ~ "A bles sguientes: magnifco piano stein
o. tocador 40 Law DO en- 30 dos Tampa
ras-San Jose 81 principal. 10-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Nos d1cen que aver estuvo vlsitar al
senior don Francisco Martin SANCHEZ, una conf,
sion de ocho eectores de los mas inhuyentes de
Clales, para darle las mas completas seguridades
de que ser& votada su candidatura en- dicho
uuahf0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

III bergantln inges Dstdem cargo en- Ponce
para Boston 225 bocoyes 1873 $50 kilos azdcar y
10 bocoyes y 20 tereerolas 1917 kilos miel de
purga.
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En- la Gaia de Ahorros de Mayageiez depo-
sitaron ell domingo pasado 273 imponentes la can
tdad de St3l4-50 moneda corliente
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de, las rurales de los barrios de Santana Ma.
del mismo pueblo y la rural del ba-
rrio de Quebradas de la iurisdccI6n- de Yauco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Segan las notlclas que Ultima hora hemos
podido recoger, los candidates que para dputados
Cortes presentara esta Isla Ell Com1te incon-
dicional, seran: Capital: Gull6n Gilberto No.
lima. Mayaguez: Lastres, Torrepando Balbas.
Arecibo: Dlaz Caneja Humacao: Garcia Go.
mez. Ponce: Mellado Soler, Gasc6n Utuado
Martin Sanchez. Coamo: Corrales Quebradi.
llas:Santos Laza. Caguas: Alfau Baralt. Qua.
yama: Duqne de Ia SEQ de Drgel
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La Societad Anonltna de Credito Mercanti
en- iquidacl6n, tenia en- GAIA en- la ta,de del 81 de
de Enero pr6ximo pasado, una existenca de
$4l.27O.02.
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anon GRAN DEsAFIO DE GALLOs
HK1OO.- En- ell pueblo de Barros, para
los das 25, 26 u del corrlente mes de Febre
ro-El que suscribe invita- los pueblos de la
lsla, ofreciendoes peeas de todos nnmeros pos
tas que pidan. va es conocida la fama de es
ia poblaci6n por sus ruidosos desafios -Barros
lS de Febrero de 1898. -Encarnac6d" Nalaona-
do. 3-3
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FL dia 20 del cortlentu Inxteso en- Ia carcel
de esta Cudad ell individuo Juan Romero por Ie-
stones, saIieron hbertad Juan Andrade,
Juan Carnilo Y Eusebio Cruz Cara allo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Sc cotizaba aver cafe Ponce desde S264
hasta SIS por extremes >Moscabados claros en-.
tre $34 $33 mieIes desde $25 hasta S32 Sc
gun case
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

81 quere Vd. tomar mesa vino bsnco
tinto puro de iva sin encabezar, solicite ell de
Logrono que venden Sobrino de LUNA y Ca.
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liga contra el matrimonio, que 81 domingo pr6xi
mo SO reuniran aquellos para constituir dicha
asociaci6n, que como va hemos dicho, Sc denomi
nara Guerra al matrimonio'' Oportunamente
daremos cuenta de los acuerdos que Sc adopten
en- la expresada iunta."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

Donde nejor come en Ia Capital de Puer
to REQ, ee en- Ell restaurant La Catalina, San
Francisco Sc
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Las operarias de faDricas de cerlllas de
Sevila Sc han declarado todas en- hue ga por que
rer los fabrlcantes abonar por cada gruesa seis
centavos en- vez de veinte que venlan pagando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-23

La goleta americana +! h Hodgkins ha car
gado en- ell puerto de Mayaguez para Fiadelfa
100 mil naranjas chinas IS docenas de pifas
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Para Puerto-PIata

Para Puerto Plata, Haiti, pueItos de su It'll
neraro en- Cuba hasta la Habana ha salido 'esta
tarde del puerto de esta Capital Ell vapor espanol
Mdnuetd
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Recortamos de nuestro estimad

Recortamos de nuestro estlmado colega La
Democrdcta:
"Dce La Correspondemcte que de Ponce lie
comunican que nuestro querido amigo correll,
gionario don Enrique Cabrera, presentara su can
didatura por esta ciudad con probabilidades de
exito, puesto que le votaran indstintamente libe.
rales conservadores Estamos facultados por
dicho amigo para desmentir esos rumores, que
son del todo inexactos. Ell senior Cabrera, auto
nomista amante de la discipline puertorrique
no que siente como el que mas el ultraie que Sc
nos ha inferido, nj autorizara su candidatura nj
Il aceptara en- 81 case que contra 81 vountad se
le invistiese con dicho cargo Sepanlo de una
yez los que con maqutavelica intenci6n han fra.
guado esa mentira.n
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Fin IA noche del 8 del actual cometl6 un
robo consstente en- $3.50 POGO mas menos en-
la casa habitacl6n de don EuIao Garcia (Huma-
cao) Hay dos individuos presos por sospechas y
la disposition del setor Jue1 de instruction
Que entiende en- e asunto
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Recortamos lie un pen01lco de Madrid:
"femos tenldo OCCASION de yer ell d't1no re,
trato hecho al immortal poeta don Jose IorrlIla y
su alrlmo trabaio iterario destnado a la pubIici-
dad Este aunque hgerisimo, sumamente Gu,
rioso, puGs consiste sus Dectaractones intinas,
eacritas con gran sincerdad, ingenio gracejo
para la secc6n con que titulo publca la re-
vista BLanco y Negro. FL retrato que hjzo en- ell
despacho del inovdabe vate el fot6grafo senior
Company, por encargo de la empresa de dlcho
peri6dico tiene una notable singuIaridai, En- ell
despacho hay un reloj un gran aImanaque de
pered que marcsn, respectivamente, la hora 81
dla en- Que e retrato tu6 hecho las once media
de la ma1aTia del sabado II lie Dlcembre,"