davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
TO DEDICATE A NEW CHURCH.
The United Brethren to Have q Place Of
Worship Here.

The United Brethren to Have q Place of
Worship Here.
At II o'clock tomorrow morning Bishop Jona-
than Weaver of Dayton, Ohio, will dedicate the
Memorial Church Of the United Brethren in
Christ, the first church Of the denomination in
this city.
ing at 1880. Other prominent ministers will as
sist in the service. The choir of the Salem
Church, Baltimore, will render the music dur
ing both services.
The new church. which is situated at the
corner Of North Capitol and r streets, was
begun last July and has been completed at cost
of $1,000. 1t is n neat and attractive structure
and most conveniently arranged. Its dimen-
sions are GO by 40 feet, with vestibule, infant
schoolroom and auditorium. the latter being fur
nished with $50 opera chairs The Rev. c. i.
B. Brane will be the pastor of the church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
Death of an Ola CIfis.p.

Addison y. Gladmon, an old aud respected
citizen, died yesterday Of heart failure. in bis
eigh'y-third year. He had resided in WASH
ington shty-tve years lie came here when q
young man and began business a. carpenter.
when the war broke out he enlisted. IN Arrfl.
isol; served Ms private in company G. s.coui
battalion, District Of Columbia volunteers-
ne wss member OF Charles r. stone Poet. No.
"a, ". a. X, and that post vail attend the
funeral tomorrow az O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

During the twenty -four hours ending At moor
today burial permits were Issued from tn
health office for the following:
white.Issac wslbouru, 70 years; France
Z. Anooiock. years; Cornslis Tyson, q
walworth, 70 years; Loretta King. month
Cssharine Lynch, 10 months, Arthur C. Ksi
lar, % years; Anna n Kraus, sysars; Johr
W. Brown, Q days.
Colcsed-Jsmes R. Quailss, % years; Elis.
8 Smith. q ysars; Wm- Bait, 70 years; Hear,
Ihomas, % years; VIM Wise, r., 81 dav,
Sandy Asxandsr, r., Il days; iildrsd Pm
ips, d Zeassi Minnie White. . ysass, Jssspl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
The Order Of United Friends.

Last evening at their hall. No. GA eth street
northwest, the following named officers Of
Initial Council, No. 81, Order Of United Friends.
were installed for the ensuing year BY District
Deputy J. W. Palmer: Chief councillor, B. 8.
Pike; vice councillor. l. E. johnson; prelate.
Walter Ker; recorder. J. T. Sullivan; fnancier.
p. =. Northup; treasurer, J. w. Wisner; mar
shal. Gustav Maier; sentinel, +. =. Bates, past
chief councillor, e. a. Kreidlsr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

The following were the tempera,u-e. q. The
once OF the weather bureau TODAY: sam, g;
pm, 50, maximum. 81: minimum. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

Nxw BAxKs.-The controllers certificate has
been issued approving the extension Of the cor
porsts existsnceo Of the following national banks:
The Union National Bank Of Rochester, Mimi,
to February II, 1918; the Noble County National
Bank ct Caldwell, Ohio, to March 10, 1918
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
OR ACCIDENT
Frank G. bowman Found Dead in
His Room.
SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.

Indications That He Fired the Pistol-He
Had Been Using Liquor and Morphine
was to Have Been Married Today-Ths
Lady In the Case Declines to Talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
VI tRIsuTcn

CHELlNi-GRACE On Wein-sdav January ~
,Nt5, og h.y. y VI 81 B zen, At - Pst-Tss 4 hur-h
Lu2ENE N. cHELINI 10 MOLIIE q GRACE. bosk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

Total for Associated Charities and
police fund %, 0760S
Mr.. h King, IT,, Of Kings Paiace, $40 7th
street northwest, viii honor about twenty
orders from Associated Charities for number
Of cloaks, Jackets, coats, children's dresses,
shawis, worsted caps and undsrshirta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

And the liShtsome list might isnxthen almost in
denuitey-But we'll leave the cotton and give
you seouDle wooden and silken hints-Takes
Peep At them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

Now READ
Our Great Shirt "Ad" appended below. II Is . sur
prise Of surprises.
W " ZEE Are late in announcing our an
wwww nuai SHIRT SALE, a. twelve
Wwww Re cases Of Shirts marked A. KAUF-
WV WV MAN, WASHINGTON, ID. c..
w ZEE have been delayed between Al
bany and Glenn Falls. n. y.
Ar LAST
The goods are in the house and 10 make amends for
the delaywe going to give the public PRICES ON
GENTS WHITE SHIRTS that viii surpass any
thing have yet attempted
FOR LOW PRICES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

WOODWARD K LorHHor.
10TH. IITH AND y Sis NV.
Foo the COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR COIN ask at
s0ce second door. llth street hldz The price is u
We shall continue 10 supply our customers with
DR. JAEGER's SANITARY UNDERWEAR at 20
psr cent. less than list prices.
FINE CORRECTIONS
In our Candy Department.. &c. 4oc. and ooc. H.
Conserved Fruits. French Bon Rons MAricaibo and
Ceyl0n ChocolAt. Creams. With Nuts Fruits &c Old
Fruis c.ndi.s-
Have you tried cup Of
JAPANESE TEA
Served from the JAPANESE BOOTH
In true JAPANESE STYLE
In JAPANESE pEPr.f
h decorations Of the booth have been changed
from pink 10 yellow.
Thess Tsas-IsE. EcHIGo AND YAMAsHIRo-
ore for sale In japanese Department. I'd noor LIST and
"a anns1s~
cHIxEsx SACRED LILY BULBS. Sc. usually
THE RENAISDEB
GoIpscHmp Srocx
JAPANESE Goops
Must b cleared out next week Accordingly We have
n>rksd the following pricsss-
LOT NO IL. 600 pieces. including Plates. Cups and
B~neers. Te4pots. &c. We're up to SOC.
Nov 25c.-
LOT NO. %. 800 assorted pieces-Plates. Cups
and sAuesrs. TeApots. &c We're MP to IL 90.
Now 45e.-
A lot Of Gold -embroidersd Screens.
-sfold. IS 20; 4-fod - co.
Hi<h-ola.s goods 1t eorrespondinxly low prices.
Cd roor-----.....--.--.... and I'd auns1ss.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

OUR A SHIRT. UNLAUN-
pERED. has been sold BY Us
for the last three years. 1t has
made many thousand friends in
that time. and fhe price has al
ways been SOC. each. or @ for "a
Sizes. 1917 to 171<- All sizes
sleeve length
THE FAvORITE SHIRT, UN-
LAUNDERED. sold By us for
73c., cannot be improved on for
quality and make; IL has a 200
linen bosom and cum ban is but
ton holes handmade. Tho price
has always been 13c. each. or 9
for "a. 80. Sizes. 1917 to Is. All
sizes sleeve lsngth.
The B SHIRT. LAUNDERED,
10 Q Joseph Fowler make; fit
guaranteed: 2 styles of bosoms /;
21OO linen round thread muslin.
The price has always been SIC.
each. or 9 for $3.50. Sizes. l3A
to Is All sizes sleeve length
All our popular brands of 81 90
Laundered Shirts, open front
and back. pleated bosom, plain
bosom, embroidered bosom. We
claim for them the best value In
Dress Shirts at u. All sizes. 13}{
10 Is. All sizes sleeve length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
WHYrLaws GrSGH.Ms in Jus, such uniQu.
29-inch. 2S.

designs AID color combinations he alone sends on,
some patterns you never saw before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

DLAcK URESADISEs-It makes one shiver to
thinf Of them But they here We Just opened
imported lot Of Black All-silk Fancy arenadinse-
vtnsoms weAys-. too-di.tinctly different from last
ssss0ns.
xS-inch. % yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
S-inch. e2syArd-
FKrycH CH.ILIs-y,.neh A., ~. ,.,.r -,

i RENcH NHALLIs-French art has never con-
esvvd prettier designs blended eolors more hHr-
nOniously than is these superb stuns. rhsss
splendid achievements Of French brain and
and skill shown today in . medley Of pleasing
snt- relieved by printin<s of the most exquisite
charastsr-stripsS figures and June flower xardsu
array o. blossoms. buds and iescnsss Asx for the
isss-i and neassss snd the best. IL. here.
30-tnch. SO to Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

1NpIsN UNITY yet ever new-whits with
the rsst suggestion Of a cord running lenzthwise
and tnie-t little spots and figures all the prettest
tints and every one indelibls
3O-inch. zoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
SWIVEL SILK
PRINTED Posorr

DIX MOUssELISE-i. another newcomer 50
closely resembling China Silk that you'll wonder how
such similarity is possible. This is also made of ns
Egyptian cotton. light and dark grounds printed in
pretty noral and conventional designs.
30-inch. 37Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
WOODWARD K LorHHor.
10Th. IITH AND y SIS. NV.

Foo the COLUMBIAN SOUVENIR COIN ask at
s0ce second nOOr llth street hldx. The price is Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

THE A
SHIRT
FOB THIS SALE
| $50.
THE FAvORITE
SHIRT
IN THE SALE
&c.
THE "B"
SHIRT
IN THIS SALE
SO.
OUR u. 90
SHIRTS
IN THIS SALE
S2o.
n w.,
Z SAVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
"Woaru A Gursr. A Box.

Medical science has achieved . srest trsunpA 1
ma uc<fo~ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
SNAP SHors Os EVERY FLooR.

Bales Of Sc. Unbleachsd Cottons- 81
Think. &SC.
! Bal. Of s.: Unee.en.d oo..0es rh.nl. 4sc.
Cas-. Of IS; .. nl..eA.a sAs.i.s1 Think. 13!c
Bal. Of &c Crab IN remnant. s y fS,nl. L.
100 dozen lo e Sire: us 4 loo
soc lRfsS:: s s and Wool Gloss. 29o
see tss, N. R' f. s;.ino To oe. $50
Sodo.sn he I'm. Sheer s-t., t%sd 4 sSa: &C.
100 piece. loc Narrow tmS1sse fhfini. DO
2e.: New Chiffon. IN every so.fs think. l9o
Dozen ase rn-1l:s i Ts- &: sam. p..s. 200
100 dozen ia Mil mi I m: aoi %.d. pair Zoo
Modes, tans. new shade Of steel blue and back
Our entire line Of t1 Kid Gloves.
Button and MousquetAires In black and coIors 60
thiul. Nd &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21
WHAT ONE WHO KNEW BOWMAN SAYS.

citizen Of Warrenton who was well &C.
quainted with the deceased was informed of
the sad event by STAR reporter. He did not
seem surprised to hear the news, as he had
known of the Young mans visit. He said
that Frank Downman came here this week
in bad shape; that no had been drinking and
using morphine. bowman, he understood,
was engaged to be married to the young lady
and he had put off the marriage from time to
time, and yesterday, SO he was informed,
the lady's brother-in-law visited him at
the hotel and insisted that the marriage take
place today. Miss Hunter, he said, belonged
to family Of Hunters who lived at Leesburg,
and he had been told that abe was refined and
estimable lady.
The deceased was a son Of the late Robert H.
Downmsn, who for more than fifteen years was
clerk Of the Fauquier county court
the SHOT FIXED THROUGH THE vALux.
When Coroner Patterson reached the hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-21

Clark. Clarence D., wyoming. io2 st. ne.
Clover. B. H, Ksnsas, Hillnan House.
Cobb. yHs t.. Alabama, Metropolitan
Cobb, s. W., Missouri. Cochran.
Coourn- +. r., Wisconsin, So d st. ne.
Cochran. W. b. New York. 1883 18th st. nv.
Coggswell, VIM, MAssaehusets.. 1919 L ct nv
Compton, Barnes, Nd, 1914 18th
Coolidge, 4. 8, Massachusetts. Liteh6eld.
Coombs. W. J., New York. Hamilton
Cooper, Geo. w., Indiana, al NJ J. ave No.
Covert J: w, New York. Congressional
Cowles. W. H. H.. North Carolina National
Cox. l. N, New York, Randall
Coz. Nicholas n. Tennessee, Metropolitan
Grain, VIM. H.. Texas. Randall
Crawford. VIM. T.. n. Carolina, Metropolitan
Crisp, C. F., Georgia. metropolitan
Curtis. y. Martin. New York. $40 18th St
Cutting, J. T., California. L'Enfant
Daizeii. John. Pennsylvania, 1907 Conn. ave.
Daniel, w. F.. New Hampshire, Riggs
Davis. John, Kansas. 7i2 A OF. ne.
DeArmoad. ID. A., Missouri, 222 Sd ST. NV.
DeForest, r. E. Connecticut. 22i ist ST. ne.
Dickerson. W. W., Kentucky, l754 2 ST. NV.
Dingley. Nelson, jr.. Maine, Hamilton.
Dixon, VIM. W.. Montana. Shorehsm.
Doan, r. E., Ohio, Fredonis.
Dockery. Alexander NJ. Missouri, Willard,a
Dolliver. J. p, Iowa, Hamilton.
Donovan, d. D.. Ohio, Metropolitan.
Dunphy. Z. j.. New York. Arlington.
Durborow, Allen C.. Illinois. 1875 @ St NV.
Edmunds p. c., Virginia. 245 Del ave. ne.
Ellis. W. T.. Kentucky. Cochran.
Elliott, VIM, South Carolina. Metropolitan.
English. Thomas Dunn. New Jersey, Ebbitt
Enloe. B. A. Tennessee. 252 Del ave. ne.
Enochs, W. H., Ohio. Ebbitt
Epes, j. F., Virginia. 245 Del ave- ne
Everett, r. w, Georgia. iii ID ST. Sc
Fithian, G. W, illinois, Wizards.
Fellows, J. r. New York. 1922 jefferson St
Funston, Z. d., Kansas, s06 10th ST. NV.
Foreman. W. s.. Illinois. INA st.
Forney, W. h.. Alabama, Metropolitan
Gantz. NJ &, Ohio, 6l3 Maryland ave. ne.
Geary, I. J., California, Wizards.
Grady. B. f., North Carolina. 2IS 9Th st. ne.
Greenleaf. n. s., New York. l09 LIST ST ne.
German. J. s., Michigan. sl7 ost
Grout, W. w., Vermont, Arlington.
Hall, o. NJ. Minnesota, 1902 st
Hallowell, E., Pennsylvania, National
Hare, ID. D.. Ohio. POI East Capitol st.
Harries, ". H., Minnesota, 1921 Conn. ave.
Hsrmer, Alfred c., Ps., 20l North Capitol
Harter, Michael D.. Ohio, Normandie.
Haugen, N p. Wisconsin sl4 18th St
Hayes. W. l.. Iowa, 1928 q st
Haynes, W. E., Ohio. Riggs
Heard, John T., Missouri, Riggs.
Henderson, d. B.. Iowa, 1928 18th st. NV
Henderson, J.S., North Carolina. Metropolitan
Henderson, Thomas j., ILL.,. 2l3 North Capitol
Herbert, II. A., Alabama, Metropolitan.
Hermann. Binger. Ore, 1884 Mass. ave.
Hiborn, s. g., California. Wizards.
Hit. X. r., Illinois. 1907 X at NV
Hoar. Sherman. Massachusetts, $40 / st. NV
Hooker C. E Mississipni Flsmere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13
DOBLE EJECUCI0N.

ED 10 Fortalezs del Principe,
HabAna, fderon ejecutados, o,
20 del mss de Agosso pr6ximo
oAsads, dol secuestradores y ass.
iinos.
En los siguientss terminos da
:uentA del suceso an colega hI-
bauero:
"En Ia mafiana de hoy, y en-
cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto en- la
orden de 10 Plaza del domingo ul-
timo, faeron sjusticiados en- .os fo.
sos de Ia fortaleEa del Principe Jos
reos moreno Aniceto Garcia (a) FL
Pel6n = pardo Nicanor Horts, sen
tenciados 6 10 Ultima pena pos el
delito de secuestro y asesinato en-
Ia persona de don Aacarias Oolza.
Los reos pasaron la noche bas.
tante trsnquilos, mostrando fervor
religloso hssta la hora de entregal
su alma al Oreador.
I'm las primeras horas de la ma.
hana de hoy, los sacerdotes de Ia
Oompania de Jesds, Padres Saline
60 y GueEuraga, y el Padre Oarme
Ilta Inooencio Maria, dJeron en- Ia
capllla tres mIsas.
Los reos oomulgaron en- Ia mlSs
On que otlci6 el padre Salinero.
La sentencia de muerte SO cum
'pllo ! las siete y dlez minutes de
la manans, hors en- que subl6 en-
segundo termino al cadalso Ell rec
Aniceto Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13
Centre AsturianO.
R. P. del BIO.

FL celoso Sr Presidente de esta
patri6 iica Asociaci6n, nuestro er-
timado amigo Don Antonio del
Vale, NOS comunica, en- atento
o6cio, ell particular que exponen
las siguientes liness, que reprodu.
;imo', complaciendo los deAeos
del citado Sr Presidente:
"Oon ell objeto de que las pr6xi.
mas fiestas en- honor de NueStra
Sra. la Firgen de COvadOnga sc ce-
lebren con ell mayor lucimiento, ell
Oentro Astuariano ha acordado, a
petici6n de varias familias, dar al :.
gunos bales de con6anza y de pa
go en- ell "Kiosko," levantado en-
'P0erta de TERRA, cuyo producto
destina para Ia adquisici6n de otro
hermoso Kiosko Glorista, que serA
pedido d Europa 6 New York.
Dichos bales daran principle ell
Domingo 10 y siguientes, q las 8 de
la noche, siendo indispensable la
presentation de la invitaci6n, va
hecha por este Oentro, para poder
adQuirlr los billetes de entrads,
mediante ell pago de un peso, los
que Sc expenderan en- el klosko-
cantina de "Panch6n."
Nos hace saber, al mismo ITEM
90, el Sr Presidente del Centro
Asturiano au agradecimlsnto y ell
de este por los elogios qae nos
han merecido las recientes lucidas
6estas de Nuestra Sonora de Co.
vadouga, agradecimiento que ex.
tiende al gslante pdblico y dis
tinguida sociedad de esta Capital
Deseamos que el exito mas
complete corone los prop6sitos del
Centric Astariano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13

El espiritu patriotico espanol,
que no puede morir nuncA en- es-
tas AntiIIas de Cuba y Puerto
Rico, ha condenado solemnemen.
to las inadmisibles declaraciones
separatistas hechas por el se1or
Gonzalez Llorente en- Ia iuaugu-
raci6n del Circulo reformista de
10 Habana.
Pero tambi9n hA tenido sus
simpatisadores ell discurso, "a iris
temente tsmoso, de dicho ora
dor.
Esto es sabido. Mas si alguien
10 dudase, ahi van las siguientes
lineas que del colega Las VIIas
de Cienfuegos recortamos, rela-
twas al particular.
Dice, entire otras cosa', el cita-
do colega integrists:
SSin embargo, bisn pueds Ell
Sr Gonzalez Llorente consolArse,
porque no todos le censurAn.
Ell Sr Spotorno, presidente que
fue de Ia c6marA insurrecta, y je-
fe actualmente del partido auto-
nomista en- Trinidad, le fslicita en-
estos terminof:-
"Gonzalez L'orente.-Vedadc.
-HabAna.-En nombre trinits.
rios compatriotas, inspirados iden-
ticos sentimientos manifestation
Circulo Reformista, sAIudo Vd.
CON pl&csmes entusiaatas de tc-
dos.
Spotorno".
A 10 cual hA contestsdo Ell fe-
Ecitado 10 siguiente:
"Spotorno.- Trinidad Fell
citaci6n de V. y dem6s compa-
triotas. Ia mas preciosa en- mi vi
do. A v. ID todos mi agradeci'
miento y abrszo.
LIOrente".
iQue lduro para el Sr Coma
lez Llorentel
lQue triunfo para el Circulo
Reformi.tA de 10 Habanal
El Sr Spotorno, presidents que
fue de Ia CanarA insurrecta cuba
ns, segdn Las Villas, envis place
mes, en- nombre de los trinitardOt
'compatriotas, oil Sr Gonzalez Llo
rente, por gu discurso de marraS
Y este, en- debidG reciprocidad
envis, conmovido. IN abrazo o,
81 Spotorno.
Porque esa felicitacion del dG
Trinidad ca 10 ma, preciosa de ID
vida del Sr Gonzalez Llorente...
IQue dicen 4 ESQ los obcecadol
reformistas?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13

.eaA 1 sxErax sss@ x9a@&s Kzg<
sse a@a~As evgssa gszs als1ssa ste
asA4a = Sx t9zAA &c sae IA@ovAs -.
- s4tss - 60 Ia tAs@s@.a@As -
gave aeSA&s@Sr ea~ Gssaav%A a1a
4AsG3s sg4a ta@ss t@le@sAs@asaS
&c Aasaa fAssssss b. As@@s Aaa
sss@ ssss 8 szaAxs. y E@s@ scss rec
@a2ssa s&sAss Asas&s& 4@S a Bese -
go s#ass essa assT ssas 1asfa@sa ss
a@ssa a. - Na@sHaA. 1 seaas &c
. 4ssx@assA 1s es az@ ss> 60 s~sss
"a ssa@sz.asss Esgs asssAsaa = sss sessssstsss
ass+a Saa asaa sss sssss@s sssseAsA s4s.
Ts3s IA &@ua u- sag &c "a kAs
sfsa 9ssN6AaFss Sc @Sy s 90 AssssAse
~ kss&s 81 Swas@ s7 1A@ tsessas
80 ssss &aswsss asx&1s . saszsa
4s = ssssa. ca 81 y. exs4s. ! 10
sAt @s s@sas a . EsAse = ssx ~
4A fs.s . Assa Sc aassssSteM. aaas
- As# $50 ssaA&ssas Fasaas'ss@ sssess~
- 60 = &sa + g sassas EEsAs
- sss*s S. ! - iswgsas 7 a Fsw,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13
TELEFONO
ENTRELAOAPITAL YSAYTURCR

Es "a IN heeho esta ail mejo-
"a, este gran progrsso, sesda We.
mos en- la Gaesto de hoy, y ds
clio nos congratulamos allamenle
Sc instalan doe locutorios tele-
fonicos en- Ia Estaei6n de ssss
Capital J en- 10 que Va 4 Abrirss
en- breve en- Sansurce. enlarAndo.
&c uno y oIro con un hilo especial
que se cclgara en- los pos.es de 10
LineA central.
No hay duda de que cate nusvc
servisio dc eomunicaei6n hA de
dar IN liIoDjero resulIAdo, maxim.
en- el pr6xImo periodic de Ia Expo
sieion del CuArto CsntenarIo de.
descubrimieEto de es,a Isa.
AhorA be Aqui Ia
Tarifa especia! para lss feiegra-
mas eHfre Ia Capissi = Saansr.
cet y CIcs CNs1.
Por Les primeiAs Is pala-
o.as. .............-.- SO 10
Por cadA pAlabra Adieao-
nh. ........-.... go. VI
Por el Feclbo talon dc un
telegrama cxpedldc Oh
Con(eFcHcsss iel<( ($Asess
Por eAdA elreo minutes 8
ffaeci6n de cllos. Que
se hhgA uso de- tclsfo.
nc: para una cot fcwn
ella ae psgafA, en eadA
una dc lsa doa eslA-
clones pnessAa en- &C.
monicacl6n por los
eortcsenclAnses.. -. osI
Nois; Los avisos dc sslaa tea
Iando las hoTas Dc Lac cor ssfeaeaAa
10 admlsirAn en- forma de tslsgYs.
ma y " Psgsian pOs ssparado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13

blica en- Ia plana un arsiculo tftu-
lado "El 7de Septiembre de 1892
en- que Sc vierten concsptos tan
falsos, y q mi entender tan depre-
sivos 6 injuriosos contra ell Excmo.
senior don Jose Lasso y Perez, Oa-
pitAn general que fu6 de esta Isla,
que 70, no solamente por tener Ia
honra de ser pariente SUI o, sino que
tambien por sgradecimiento, no he
podldo nj debido dejar pasar en-
silenoio.
Al efecto, 6 embellishments to des-
pues de enterarme del referido edi.
torial, comisione dos amigos mios
a los cuales di mis- instrucciones
clarasy y precisas para que sc avis
tasen con ell Director de dicho pc
ri6dico y lie exigiesen una retraota-
ci6n 10 mas amplia y possible de
todos los conceptos ofenslvos & in
iuriOsos que & mi entender habian
hecho al General Lasso, 6, On So
detecto, una reparaci6n por medic
De las armas. Dicho senor Direc-
tor, no habiendose podido entender
con mis- dos amigos, comision6 q
otros dos suyos para que vieran 81
podfan entenderse.
Todos los incidentes habidos en-
esta question personal, adjuntos ten.
go ell gusto de remitirlos & usted
para que Sc sirva darles publicidad
en- 50 peri6dico. Gracias antioipa.
dss y soy de usted So mas atentc
ys.s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13
ReVista do la Peninsula


Madrid. 2s DC ASo&so &c lsaa
Hay mar de fondo. ,masAA mA,
I4a agttael3a Sc loa AagEos CO gtAA
DC ca toda Ia PcntasGlA. y cao qss
90 llegan las noslelAa. 8 VtsEsa dee
agrFadAa, posqae loa acspAsAos se.
legraaous snirca maGsaAe4os es {
snI real3n htA. e. Madrid e.
g. naa taah h@Sa ~ atA psxeaa
saonca, J las ssop&a sasAs aSaAyss
lAdAa GQat pAaA' .QaS &c sssasI
-~Deasso &c tses eaAs seAAAas4 e
AlaAnagae sl y Sc - FsgbsSa sssc.
qae 90 AaaEslA Gsss paTus1Ho COS
c. fasAdloo ! &c Mayo &c ISs AaAs
qaasIAA. Es e&c ia CO pssAsaa q
Fcglr scs tssoss p@es& = 9s aAa ens
@cEatss. y eaAsa@a 8 p@sssp 5eesss
apatNes; "a In 5@swha a9a 1csssesss
= fvg Aaasa s1s a@e &C AaS ssse 1As3a
sac 81 , sataAa pAEs sea ges "a e.
80 de Il. NJ 10 Gee &c "a 1sA 10
3aV5a CO 81 SO paas gs&As IA Sch.
sAdaa Fv4sf& As szisaEssss. g@s sEasn
aieurso&@4ss 4 s&a sFs vaSsAs &c "a
aecaAG an CAassaa1a gss ss&l g.
- CesxAs = e. ksles4A. assse Sos,
Ia oFsnsos sskA apassc0I 81 sAsa. J So
sszs gss 60 esaa4se ~ - as %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-13
iOH PROGRESO!

Ya saben nueatros 'ectoiesQu en-
determinada region lie los Estados
Unidos ahorcaron en- efgie, recien-
temente, oil Presidente Cleveland,
los adversarloa de In aetitud de este
ante el conaleto monetarlo que tie.
ne en- critlca sltuacion 4 aquel pals
Lo que tai vez no sepan nuestros
eetores, y por eco % 10 comunica-
mos, es que en- Texas, cerca de
Georgetowo, acaban de someter q
otro suplieio, en- ehgle tamblen, POI
supuesto, al Jefe dc Ia Rep6olics
modelol al sapiioio de las llamas,
NADIA meaos.
OIgAse, oigase, slno, el slgulente
suelto le Las Nsssdadss, oolegs
neoyorkinoi
HI osfo dlA unos se6ores dc 90
dorado ahoieAron IN muheeo cue
tepscaengaha al PresldenEe C.eye
and, tenido en- aqnellAs reg.ones
pos el peor enemlgo de Ia plata, y q
IL tAgostol, eeEeA dc Georgetown,
Texas, fac qacmAdo, en- eagle tam
olta. el primer Magistrate DC es,a
fvp6 alleA, ca jantA al alFe llb:v
Fexlae&da pos name roaos democra
sa., Tcpablleanos y Popullssaa
AaHqac cl Pfcsldsnse padisra
4cSsr que pos Ahi SC Las dea sodas.
40 CO eTu!6.o aas &C eascsc COT
agyAdo DC easAa mAnlGesiaeAones
fsoatcs1oaAA 1 lnson veEseascA
e.3a gales De- ogslo &c ictc de
aaA nAs48G gaa es2lnea seGae1Ec dc
@oSsAskcA euaao Gaia
s. easo 30 ea % sa 50 ss4sss plra-
gal4Al. arcssaos soso.soa. vsagA
Dsca y vsaso.