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The morning call., 1893-04-08

sound of loud knocking in nv ears. 1
raised myself feeby and gazed around.
The cold light of dawn was struggling be-
tween the curtains. There, upon the table.
lay the contents of my poke book scat
tered about. but not the sign OF a sovereign.
nor any other trace of my last nights
visitor.
Il arose and staggered to the door, which
observed with fresh thrill of terror was
still bolted on the inside, admitted nv
friend, who stared back in alarm as he saw
my haggard features. / put him of VITA
some commonplace explanation and was
speedily shown to a pleasant chamber in
the more modern portion OF the binding.
Il said nothing about my terrifying cxpe-
Tlence to any member of the family bu5
later on, during my stay in the house. l
gathered vague hints concerning an ancestor
VINO had ruined himself by gaming and al
taxing his own life in the very room where
had passed that terrible night.
Inc explanation of my experience |
leaye TO you, gentleman" concluded Van
qq6rlyn, arising. "But can you wonder that
nave an invincble adherence OF cards
Nhether a mere hallucination CT whether
an especial warning to melt does not ma IL
Ter. never play."-New York World.
The morning call., 1893-04-08
BONDS FoK SALE.

PONDS FOR SALE-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR
- the purchase OF the bonds Of the SANTA GER
TRUDES IRRIGATION DISTRICT OF Los Angeles
County, California, to the OF thirty seven
thousand nine hundred and fifty dollars will be
received b. the board OF directors OF said district
at their ofice at san IA Fls SPRINGS, Lus Angeles
County, California. uD to ] 80 O'clock r of the
second day OF May, 1888, at which time and place
said board viii oDen the proposals received and
award the purchase of said bonds to ths highest
responsible bidder (he right being reserved by said
board Of directors TO reject any snd ali bids
ceyed).
Said bonds bear interest the rate OF six per cent
per annum, pay able the first day OF January and
July OF each year, and Constitute the first eight
OF bonds OF said district, aud issued by said
board the ninth day OF January, 1898 In the
sum Of $50 900, and are described as follows:
First series, amounting to the OF $3.50 90,
due at the expiration OF eleven years.
Second series, amounting 10 the sum OF $500 90,
due at the expiration OF twelve years.
Third series amounting the sum OF $3.50 90.
due at the expiration OF thirteen years.
Fourth series, amounting to the sum OF S4400 90,
Que 1T the expiration OF fourteen years
Fifth series amounting to the sum Of s495G 90.
due at the expiration OF fifteen years.
Sixth series. amounting to the sum OF $500 90,
due at the expiration of sixteen years.
Seventh series, amounting TO the sum OF $605u 90,
due at the expiration OF seventeen years.
Eighth series. amounting TO the sum of $3.50 90,
due the 1piration Of eighteen years.
said series consists OF ninety-threc bonds OF the
following denominations: Seventy-one bonds of
$500 % each: seventeen bonds OF the denomina-
ton OF 800 90 each: aud five bonds of the denomi-
nation OF s 100 90 each.
All bids should be addressed TO the Board OF
Directors Of the Santa Gertrudes Irrigation Dis
trict santa Fe Springs, Los Angeles County, Cali
fornia For further Information address the pfosi-
dent or secretary OF said board.
-, SEAL j. C. CLARK President.
w. Il. BRAY. Secretary APT 20t
The morning call., 1893-04-08
INVESTMENTS,

Howard ST.. bet. Spear and Main; 45l0ISx
1877 IS; only $4,000.
Busiest. Investment near Montgomery; large lot
and brick building; paying $3.50 month.
Fourth St, near Harrison; 25ISO. and good 2
story store below and fiat above; rents $50;
Bryant st., n. side. between I'd and Sd; 5Oxl55
to Silver St in rear; only 81 400; make oher.
Polk and Clay; corner; weu improved; rents
$3.50 steady; $25,50O.
RESIDENCES AND HOUSES AND LOTS;
ALL PRICES.
Elegant residence the best portion of Van
Ness ave: interior finish as we'll done money
could make it: lot 4Oxl33; S32.500.
Pine St, Kearny; cheap; 3-story brick build
Fost ST. near Taylor 3s %. to rear street.
ana old buildings renting for s5S month; SIC. 250.
Florida St, near 2sth and cable-cars: cottage OF
rooms and lot 2519O: street IN order; $500.
S22O0; cottage and lot 29x2OO; fronts 2
sIs00-aouse and lot 25xIiO: AIdine ST. bet.
stanyan and willard: bow.wIndow cottage of 5
si6Oo-House aud lot 25xI4o and cottage OF
rooms Aidine St, near Willard.
CHEAP LuTs.
Jones ST. W. side: fine view; lots 27:6xloO;
S275O; any size; street work DONE
Jones and Chestnut; magnificent view; S6:3x
100: $4,000: street work done.
Twenty-ffth ST., bet Dolores and Church; 25x
ia; street graded, macadamized and severed;
Mission.st lots, $1,000 to $1,000: double front
back to Holly 81. ia rear Esd st.. blocks be-
y0nd where Mission-st. horsecars run. 70 be
las feet
Baker and Preside sts.: Sc corner: 24xlOO:
Baker macadamized and severed, and cable-carS
pass; bet. Filbert ard Greenwich; $3.50.
Cheap lots: 25Xl0U; $3.50; Point Lobos avenue,
bet 18th and 18th; easy terms; Point Lobos road
In fac order.
VIII be business street-Fillmore; make offer;
Just north OF Union; each 25xlO0; $500 only;
very cheap: Stone blocks and brick sewer down:
Fillmore, from Union 10 bay Will be business
street; easy terms.
PREsIDIo HEIGHT LOTS.
Pacific and Walnut: 81 :6x 90: 5000; larger size
II desired: faces Presldo: magnificent view.
Pacific ave. and Locust st: 5Ovara az the Pre-
sidio fence. with magnificent view; only 10000.
$3.50 each-Lots 25xl0O; Sacramento ST..
Preside Heights, near Maple; street work done.
Jackson St, bet Locust and Spruce; blocks
from eable-elrs; 25xl27 49, S27bO; or any size
front: lots ready for building; street work done;
fine view
Cheapest lots vet offered: Sacramento, nr. Spruce:
8 blocks from end OF cRble-cars; 25xi32; $l4OO
each; street graded. macadamized. severed.
Fine view; Jackson and Walnut sts.; 32:6xl0O;
SW. corner; street work done; lot level: $500.
Clay ST. bet. Maple and Cherry: 25xl27:S -; SITS:
or any size; street graded and macadamized: lots
graded nicely.
ing the Presdo: view magnificent and will net be
shut of; near walnut st.
walnut ST., near Pacihc ave-; AZ :sx137 IS: only
S2250; fine view.
The morning call., 1893-04-08
Ubiquitous Smiths.


There is hardly State in the Union that
has not postOffica with the name Smith in
1t somewhere, and there are 1850 posmas-
ters and postoffice employees named Smith.
Illinois has, for instance, a Smithfeld. a
Smithdale, a Smithboro a Smithshire A
Smithson and a SmithviIe. Then there are
Smiths creeks, Smiths fOrds. Smiths ferries,
Smiths mills, Smiths groves, Smiths valleys,
Smiths crossrOads,i Smiths lakes, Smiths
landings. Smiths corners, Smiths rivers.
Smiths flats, Smiths ranches, Smithburgs,
Smiths basins, Smthlowns, Smiths
branches, Smiths roads, Smiths forks,
Smiths POINTS, and down in South Carolina.
Smiths Tnrnout-all pOstOffiess, too. from
Main to California, aud the Lord only
knows how many Smith places there are
that are not postof1ices.
In Michigan there is a Smith In ST. Clair
County and one in Saginaw; Smiths Cor
ners in Sanilac and Oceana counties; then
there are Smiths Greek, two Smiths cross
ings, Smiths Sliding, and SmithviIe. four
of them POstoffices. Two Smiths in Michi-
gan are Postmasters, and among business
men there are about 100 in Detroit in bns-
ness, twenty-five in Grand Rapids, twenty
Two in the two Saginaws, to only seven in
the two Bay cities. Lansing has four, Kala-
maZoo eight. Ypsilanti six, Adrian seven,
and so on down TO Adair, small town of
sixty or seyenty-fiye people, where there is
one.
The morning call., 1893-04-08
BUENA VISTA AFFAIRS.
The Feli-Street Sewer and Market
Street Grade Discussed.

olreeL sewer and Market
Street Grade Discussed.
largely attended meeting Of the Buena
Vista Improvement Club was held last
night at Franks Hall. Fillmore and Her
mann streets. Chairman C. E. Dunshee pre-
sided.
carter Houston told those present that no
Iears need be entertained of the threats
maue by the contractors who constructed
The Feil-street sewer to sue individual prom
erty-oWners for falling TO pay the assess
mentS levied therefor. Those whose names
nave peeh entered on the complaint filed in
the courts appealing from the assessments
cannot be sued for the cost CT the WORK
while the appeal IS still in the comris,
WINE judgment was entered against
Elien Boton, another appellant, her case
anu that OF the 600 property owners who
nave associated together to fight the Fell
street sewer assessments are in no wise
similar. "'
The Bolton case is to be taken to The
supreme Court and will take some time for
decision. The grounds of the other pro
testantS viii be that the sewer has not been
Dull: according to specifications, that I'M.
assessment district is inequiIabie ana in
eludes many owners of property whose
land cannot drain into the sewer.
=. Great expectations were expressed that
the contractors would be defeated and the
assessment declared void
A number OF Market-slreet Club prop-
erty-owners were present and asked for the
aid and Endorsement Of the Buena VISA
Valley taxpayers in the movement being
made by them to lower and change the
grade OF Market street near Reservoir Hin.
The matter was discussed by several
members OF both clubs. John p Dalton op-
posed the change of grade and claimed il
would require $1,000, 600 to lower the grade
in accordance with the plans of those inter
ested. Much damage would also result 10
the frontage on adjacent and intersectinp
streets, ana a commission will be necessary
to assess the benefits and damages.
Tue Market-street landholders declared
that the improvement will have TO be made
eventually.
The Buena Vista Club refused to enter.
tain motion to indorse the proposition, but
decided not to oppose the change of grade.
but would remain neutral.
a protest was made against the action
OF several street contractors who were en-
deavoriug to coerce the owners on Fillmore
street, between Ridley and Waller, for two
blocks, to bitumiaize the roadway Obiec-
tons were made for the reason that the
Market-street Gable Company has O fran
chise on Fillmore street aud intends within
few months to commence track-laying.
The street will then be torn up, and the
property-owBers put TO needless expense,
as the -railroad company will be forced 10
pave where the roadbed Is laid
The morning call., 1893-04-08
PROPOSALS.

DRESIDIO OF SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, APRIL
Il 3, lS93-Sealed proposals ia trlpiieate will be
received here until II O'Clock N. TUESDAY,
May z. 1898, ana then opened. for the construc-
tion OF a magazine at this post. Government re-
serves the right TO reject any all bids. All nfor-
matlon furnished on application to the undersigned
Envelopes containing proposals should be Endorsed
FroposSls for Construction OF Magazine" and
addressed TO First Lieutenant GRANGER ADAMS
Ca. ans ar anDo o.
preside or SAN FRANCISCO CAL APRIL
i y lesS-Sealea proposals. III triplieate. will be
received here until II O'clock A. NJ tuesday NAV
:. 1925 ana then opened. for the construction Of
ernment reserves the right to reject a. or ali blds
Al Information furnished Application 10 the un.
deisigned. Envelopes containing proposals should
be indorsed proposals for Construction OF oGicers
Quarters" and addressed TO First Lieutenant
1kANsEtifADAMs, X. q. NJ, Fifth artillery. re
slaiO OF San FRANCISCO, Cal. apo 4tap29 81
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A PEARL.

Round as the roots egg OF the Arab tale.
And tawless white as was that tabled sphersf
see it shine below my lady's ear.
This prize-p lucked bauble from ocean vale.
Was IL where. round Ceylou, the swift ships sail.
A daring diver Glove, without fear,
Paim-shaded waves through fathoms emerald
clear,
And brought it forth mid lusty shout and hall
Methinks from some far Eastern isle It came,
Because it giyeth to my lady's face
An Orient languor and a passionate grace;
But where oh where. in lands withouta name,
Near what soft cheeks e-glowing altar hamo
Would it have found so fair resting place
Clinton Scotland in Fittsburg Bulletin.
The morning call., 1893-04-08
CONVICTED BYA BLoTTING PAD
1t Proved Murder Against a Missouri
Man.
50. Louis Globe.pemocrat,

st. Louis Globe-Democrat
zone of the most remarkable things that
I ever saw introduced in court as evidence"
said Rodger Milton, twas an ordinary white
blotier This happened in Norman, S. d.,
where fellow was being tried for murder.
The point that the prosecution was trying
TO prove WAS that the man had been in the
Haywood Hotel at that place ON a certain
day. The b!Otter in question contained
portion of signature TO q letter and date,
that of the day in question.
sit so happened that the prosecuting at
torney had visited the hotel on the day the
crime had been perpetrated, and that, too,
shortly after IFS commission, In discussing
the matter with the clerk the suspected
mans name was mentioned, and the clerk
then stated that the party referred to had
just left tie writing-room. With detective
sagacity the attorney visited the room and
found this blotter, with the name and date
on il. Though sadly blurred and inverted,
experts were called. and the writing was
proved to be that of the prisoner The
effect of this was simply 10 destroy the
de!ense's effort 20 proye an abb, which
point being knocked out the prisoner was
convicted"
The morning call., 1893-04-08
An Authentic Portrait of Columbus

An alleged discovery at Naples of beau
tiful authentic portrait By Titan of Chris
topher Columbus has caused a great sonSa-
ton there. The ful-length, life-szsd por-
trait, with the exception of the face gnd
hands, had been coarsely painted over.
This extraneOus coat being removed the
figure IN the uniform of a Spanish admiral
was revealed. The face is that of man
blue, the mouth is firmly cut aud he wears
pointed, short brown beard and mu5taehe.
On the tapering fingers are three massive
rings. SignOr Cannayira possesses dOcu-
ments whi2h vouch for the authenticity OF
the picture. 1t is to be sent for exhibition
to Chicago.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

The Chinese detective force is a secret
body and the best organized in the world.
They have an eye upon every man, woman
and child, fore ign or native. in China, and,
in addition, watch over each other.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

CUBURBAN RESIDENCE AT SAN JOSE:
= fine large building; all modern improvements;
gas, waterworks, sewer; large grounds; stabling
aud paddOcks: : ". corner OF = prom eut streets.
finely shaded. near electric cars; iand worth ali
for San Francisco property JAMES A CLAYTON
d CO., san JOSe, Cal mr25 cod lot
The morning call., 1893-04-08
ATTORNEYS- AT.IAW

A DYiCE FREE ON DIVORCE LAWS. PRO
n bate. insolvency. collections damages liens
etc. q. w. HOWE, atty, $50 Mst, cor stocktn. s Il
W DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY ALLAN. 42O
" California st. rooms lz-l5; advice free i3 tt
II A. CRQrnEkS ATToRNEY-Ar-LAW. JlS
II. Clay 81 no36
The morning call., 1893-04-08

GH5n STATIONERY AND CANDY STORE.
'COON- with soda fountain; best location IN the
ely; clears $3.50 month; owner in same place
years: investigate: genuine bargain; offer wanted
to-day. GUS STRAND. 1885 Market 81.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

I ADiEs! CHICHEsTER's ENGLlSa sfEs
J. royal PiIs diamond braf d.. the hltt Safe.
reliable. axe other. send &c istamps) for par
ticulaTs "iRelief for adies.' f. ielt~r return
mall. At druggists Oh ese ter chemici Co, Phil
adelHhia PA. APPS SuTh ~
The morning call., 1893-04-08

G1 2BO RESTAURANT IN FINE LOCA-
U,1ONO. ton; handsomely fitted up; daily re-
coipts $40 10 $50; trial allowed before buving
CT ; STRAND, 1885 Market st.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

4 LACKsNIITH-sHOP FOR SALE; IN TOWN
Once ana 7ts
The morning call., 1893-04-08

=. DS0 GOOD PAYING BOARDING-HOUSE
81 -. in Oakland; 20 rooms; dining and
has cleared Sl75 to 500 month for years and
IoANcs Tor Lnrone. Gus STRA y d lnAl M.rkcI- ]
The morning call., 1893-04-08

> BAR OUTFITS, COMPLETE, $3.50. $3.50 AND
> $3.50; also an elegant secondhand OUTFIT 500:
don't fail to see these. J. NooNAN. lUI7 to 1923
li..Inu aLnHa NIr
The morning call., 1893-04-08
DENTISTS.


NJ ASl IL Nj h EEPEtt hNONS ALL DENTAL
n gases are dangerous; by my wonderful secret
local application to the gums may be nued or
extracted painlessly thirteen prizes for finest
filing, croBnwork. bridgewOrk and plates / rec
Cnnend my dental college that has removed from
117O Market st. TO fifth St, cor. Marker: you can
Lave good dental Work conc al my college Tor one
haf the Price The cheapest dentists charge
those wishing me TO DO the WORK cali at my main
once. OTarrell St. examination At both places
nee Dk e. ". LFEh. aul0tt
O. PER SET; no PLEASE OR NO CHARGE.
- filling 81; ext soc. DR.. PERRY, 8 Mason II
CoLTON DENTAL AsSOCIATION 5O6 MARKET
- ct DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER 1e5 u
DR. Ii. e. NOUNG-EXTRACTIoN PAINLEss.
IL patchwork, bridge-WOrk, teeth without plates
81 ecialty. 1871 Polk st. myi4 q
NO AIN-EXIRACTiSG or TEETH MADE
IN easy SOC and 81: artificial teeth from IS. nli
ing from 81. CBOuME Dental Association T59
MarEet ST., bet Third and Fourth. apI2 Il
CT SET FOR TEETH: WARRANTED "A
u good as can be made; Milling 81. DR. sINMs
ueAllSt S5O Market st. next Baldwin Theater oeL.f
T1B. a LUDLUM HILL, Iz43 MARKETST NEAR
~ Eleventh; 10 charge for extracting whoa plssea
sle made: old plates made nke nsWI toeEh
ITsn 50 per set; extracting SOC; gas givoa. At
DR Z. II. WILSON DENTIsTJ Gas MARkEE
~ ST. bet fiith and sixth. oDn. Mason dels5t
WEEKS NEWS FoRb CENTs-THE WEEKLY
- CALL In wrapper. ready FOR mailing.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

c O0O COFFEE SALOON AND BRANCH
e'-OO. bakery; cheap. sos Pacific st. APPS 3t+
CHEAP; GOOD SALOON AND wELLFUR-
y nIshed rooms Inquire 65s SaeramenJo.ap5 7t*
Il UTCHER-sHuP FOR SALE. MISSION ROAD.
- nT. Five-slfle ouss. ans IT.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

DORTRATT BUSINESS. CENTRALLY LOCATED
= with good and established trade. be had by
artist competent In crayon and ink work.
MAHLSTAn. g6 MurphY bnNdinp. puS 2ts
The morning call., 1893-04-08

-
N OIlCE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
~ Sealed proposals FOR the construction OF the
German Old Peoples Home at Fruitvale, oakland
township, Alameda County. State OF California,
VIII be received By the Board of Directors Of tue
German Old Peoples Home of San Francisco. Cal.
up TO April 10. 1893, nj the once OF CHARLES
MAU, architect, No. 957, Broadway. Oakland.
said building Is to be constructed IN all respects
according to the plans aud specifications as ex-
hlhited az The office OF said architect and at the
oThce OF FIR II. R0SENBAUM President, Ne. 567
Market street. San Francisco, aud unoer the super
vision OF the said architect
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check or ten per cent OF tho amount each respec-
hvebid The directors reserve the right to reject
any or all bids i. SCH u MACHER, Secretary
mr25 l2t Sa Mo We
The morning call., 1893-04-08

DESTAURANT. DOING GOOD BUSINESS; A
II bargain; account Of death. Apply 535 Clay 81.
EEUITSToBE FOR SALE; RENT $50; ! FUR
uished room. 10419 Powell 81.
TOR SALE-FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE DOING
i good business; central oc5tton: cheap rent. I.
A rHEAL, lS4 South First ST. san Jose. APPS or
The morning call., 1893-04-08

LIRs I-CLAss SALOON N OAKLAND; PAY
Ing business; long lease; cheap rent Apply 800
Drumn ST San Francisco. ana IT'S
The morning call., 1893-04-08


ITO KENT-NEw COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS: 1882
Ninth ST., Santa Clara ave: all late Improve
ments: lawn. flower garden. patent walks: $50;
water free; hne location; bet. Mastck and En- cinal
avenues. ap4 IT.
no LET - IN ALAMEDA, ELEGANTLY FUR
L nished 6-rOum cottage; bath. etc: nice garden.
S26 santa Clara ave. Masttck Station app ~
The morning call., 1893-04-08

= E00 FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. WITH
- IJOO. bar aud ely gantiy fUrrishcd rooms
nj piano; dai;y receipts $50 10 S7J. actually
worth 5000; best Of reasons for selling Gus
STRAND. lOS5 Marker s.
The morning call., 1893-04-08

JrOE EEP1fES. ADDITIONS AND ALTEKA-
tons TO property reasonable rats store and OF
fec fittings ED ROWLAND, 1922 POweImrll 3In
V. LAWRENCE, CARPENTER AND BUILD
y eT,5l9 sacramento 81. cabinet WORK aud fitting
an olnees nrompLIy attended: teepbone 90Ums6 u
The morning call., 1893-04-08
G1 ONE DOLLAR DOWN.
u l. $l-ONE DOLLAR A WEEK.
FOR LOTS $3.50 EACH.
j.. Z. PINNEY. OWNER,
S07 BROADWAY, OAKLAND. ap2 tt
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

4 BARGAIN-SEW. MODERN COTTAGE, 4
~ rooms and bath; not and cold water; elegant
oak mantei; near hlit-houriy l-eal trains TO San
Francisco: price $3.50; terms SIS per month In
ending interest; cal at once. A. H. BREED a Co.
4lU Ninth ST.. Oakland. luro9 II
The morning call., 1893-04-08
STORAGE,

DACIFfC STORAGE WAREHOUSE auI SToCK-
L ton st; furniture. pianos. etc, stored. est
mates given; fnrnltnre-moylng aud piekingapl SIN
FURNITURE ETC, STORED REASONABLE
! LiEBEs' PIONEER Storage Co. 80 stockton.tf
L lBsT-CLASs STORAGE: ADVANCES MADE
i tz2-ess Mission St cbAS L TAYLOR lF3I
The morning call., 1893-04-08

DARGAIN-WE STATION ERY AND
- bazaar; must be sold. 1885 Valencia ST. ap2 ~
TOR SALE-FGBsT-CLAss CORNER LIQUOR
store, N coed location. including wine-ce liar
and outside trade; owner leaving city. Call Sc
cor Sausome and Pacihc SITS. ap2 re
+ UTCHER-sHOP FIXTURES AND TOOLS FOR
- sale OF to let; cheap. 1906 Howard ST. apg 7t@
The morning call., 1893-04-08


ZINE LIST OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
property; houses to let, sit TO $50. L. u. JUDD.
1918 Park St. Alameda. mrlS II
G60 DOWN AND $50 PER MONTH: FINE
spoO cottage OF rooms and bath; lot 501l4O;
Central ave, near Willow 1SS
5000 down, balance S35 per month; new 2-story
house OF rooms and bath on Alameda ave: must
be sold. 3I4
$500 down and $50 per month; fne 2-story
hood. gag
II. P MoREAL. Houses to let. 1882 Park ST.
Alameda. mr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-14

mon Matos Matos, B. Haley, Jsss Fresno, q. 3.
Gambia, Santiago Gonzalez jose de Diego Ra.
mon GelabeIt Ramon Matos Goytia, Joaquin L.
Brunei, 8. Figueroa, Manuel Ibafez, Carlos Pc
reE Avil6a, Angel Sanz, Julio Perez Aviles,
Francisco de Echegaray, Antonio Goicurla, NJ.
Valencia, Emilio Heyligsr, Jose Olivillss, Miguel
Olmo, Joaquin Maria de Torres, Antonio Burgos,
jose Machiavelo, A. Figueras Pedro A. Marti.
mex, joaquin Sanchez, Francisco Villar, Ramon
VillamiL Pedro Goicuria, Peregrfn Vlllamil, To-
mas Rodriguez Jose Moraies, Francisco Jaure.
gui Torres Francisco Olivsras, Pedro Rios del
Olmo. Miguel Rlbert, Luciano Narganes, Ho.
norato Bsrga Rafael Cordova, Melquiades Gi.
norio, Manuel Roso, Raimundo Perez, Joaquin
Gonzalez. Jes6 Vazquez Manner lguina, Joke 8.
kosello, jose Gonza'ez Oaleza, Joaquin del Bus.
TO, Juan Aboitz, jose 3. Mera, Ricardo Tadela,
Juan ]. de Ia Tore, Enrique Pousa Pares, Ma
nuel Rozas. Marcos Betsneourt, Francisco Tcrres
Eiuardo Quevedo, w. OImo, J. Marin. Victor
schroeder, jose Matienzo, Manuel Ledesma, jose
Lezcano, GuiIlermo Curbelo Reyes Valencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-14

le fueron enviados deade Il ciudad francssa do
Orleans. El conde entreg6 Il Gaia un Ayudante
suyo para que ID abriese; habiendo observado
este que por Las hsndiduras que iba hacienda CON
un cortaplumas caian grAnos de p6lvora. suspen.
did l. operaci6n, dc acuerdo CON 50 jefe, envi6
la caja & Il direction dc policfa. Aberts alli CON
las debidas precauciones, pudo verse que 10 man-
cionada Gaia contenia una m4quina internal.
ri dia diez siete fallaci6 on Grata 81 prin-
cipe Alejandro de Battamberg, soberano que fu6
de Bulgaria. Ea Sam Petersburgo ha causado
gran sensation este suceso. Sc recuerdan Lao
desavenenclas que tuvo con 81 Czar, J se cree que
Ia dessparicion de IN factor tam importante de IL
polltlca bdigara conaolda ID situacion del prfnci
pc Fernando de sajonia, actual soberano de aquel
pals. La mayor parte de loa psri6dlcoa de Euro
pa, al dar cuenta de la musrss del principe Ale.
jandro le tributan grandes elogios consideranaole
como polftlco y como militar, hacen resaltar IL
interesante fgura del desventursdo principe co
mo caballero enamorado y romantlco.- Urbanass