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vance of 171fc over tho closing figures OF Satur-
day. Lard is up t21Ao and ribs I5c.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30-Wheat opened Lec higher
at 77sSc for May delivery, and advanced 10
n5Sc- Corn opened sc higher at 1890 for May
delivery and ranged between 1890 and 1890
Pork opened l216c higher at $40 10 Tor May de-
livery advanced to $50 Is, declined to $50 05 and
rallied to $40 I7l6 Lard opened Sc higher at
81 20 for May delivery. advanced to 81 rs, de-
clined to SIi 6715 aud rallied to 81 12If.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull and nomnally unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring 72Ac; No. Q red 7234c
Corn-Ho 2 1890. Oats-No. 23ll413ll6c. Mess
pork $Ie 6216G118 76 Lard $1i 7714. Short
rib sides, loose, $40 450l0 50 Dry salte should
boxed. $40 650lO TO- Whisky at 81 II.
Landing fuUures ranged as follows.
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New York Market Review.

Reported bv Palmer. Rivsnbtfro d Co., Sue
cessors 10 u. y. Palmer. Is6 Redde 81, NY
NEW YORK. Jan. g Oranges, Indian river.
fancy, - 5o0l3 %; fancy brights, f76s and zoos
81 5000 70; stralght lines, 81 s5D2 BIN; rus
sets, fancy, i1Gs and ZOOS 81 OUGb2 -: straight
gerines. 81 y0D5 %; mandarins, g. O0Gb3 10
egg plant, 50 OONs %; Rfees psae, O. b0D3 90;
string beans, <s3t5 no. tomatoes. 81 hOQ.3 %:
cucumbers. q OOQb3 90; squash. 81 O0ml %;
beets, q O1Gs asi esbbase, u Oo@gs5.
Nav YoRE, Jan. ~. Oranges, Indian river
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Per Central Railroad. Jan 80--i6i8 bales cot
ton. 40 bales donestics, $40 pkgs mdse go
pkRB hardware ~ pkgs vegetables rs pigs paper
y CASES bottles, I bale twBe, I roll carpet. .
cases thread, 20 eases miik, bundles hides.
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fancy So 756l32j; briRhts selected, 80 606D2 rs (;
straight. S20O@2 81; russets, 81 00012 10;
straight, 81 620i "a: tangerines. So 00QD5 %;
mandarins. S20003 90; grapefruit. 81 00@2 rs I;
eggplant. IS 0005 90: cabbage, 81 0O0g3 90;
beets. 81 OO0S2 %; beans. Sl0006 90; squash ,
81 O0Dl 2j; tomatoes, 81 0003 90; cucumbers.
SO 0005 20; peas, s. 0003 90
PALMER. RIvENBURd & Co.
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MARKETS. 81 rGaaI&A1I.


Western Union. Observation-Disclosures. VfA
NEW YORK, Jan. 30, $500 p. m,-Money
closing offered at per cent; prime mercantile
paper 1905 per cent. Sterling exchange quiet;
posted rates. 81 $780, ssh; commercial bills,
81 S5l6A4 S7. Government bonds dull but
steady Southern state bonds dull but steady.
Railroad bonds active and firm.
New YORK. Jan. 30.-Treasury balances: Coin,
81 or go: currency. S14,14O.00O.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-The recent barefacsd
manipulation OF the industrial stocks osg1ns o
have the same influence which 1t exercised some
time ago AMI transactions IN those properties
are restricted 70 comparatively small amounts,
while quotations slowly decline. The market
to-day shovel a dropping tendency almost
throughout, and while the business done IN tue
railroad list ouJs lie OF st. Paul. Reading Union
Pacific New England ami Rock Island, was
small the losses suffered were in many cases
material, despite the partial rally in the late
traiings. All the prominent stocks. while not
ur.ssed for sa z. STOW material losses Tor the
Gav There was realizing throughout the whole
lIst AMI IN the cass % the Western Union some
gto5 orders were encountered. which materially
ac.alarafeI the decline Manhattan, on tie
eootparativeIy lignt trading. was driven down
"a he lowest point it has reached since the
atyaues begAn and closed vita net loss of "a
a. car, ID "a New York and Northern fO4-
p,,,in1 vim a loss Of "a at Si3s The losses ia
o,"sg oro-1 fnent stocks extended generally
Srorn "a ~ per ceat 7 q great Tea ure ~ the
a. 80 fus trading ~ Distilefs. bpeculA'ofs
80. teayy sellers for both SIDES ~ the &C
eguut me crONd IN stock was about e4bAt -
mas 10 sugar week ~ ~ ~ sal
ars,u diN.Fept prices were male ior
go. ia 1f,yarsrt ferts u no crowd ~ tbs same
49,. ~ az sae fec9fde1 showed lOss 81
ii - ossf ~ n snd lsiore the decline Hes
1000 ii "a 90 as g.. pr cent. below e@t-
u-dey's enal Dr.es. Is soo1 Dgsaaas s''as1s
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however, that the rumor OF hesvy supporting
orders was fact. and from that time transac
lions Ia ths stock decreased, and after a rally to
20 Il renamed feyerish. with rather violent
nuctuatlons. finally closing at A. q loss Of per
cent. Sugar was second in activity and showed
some strength in the forenoon on the covering
OF shorts, which carried it to i3l. A premium
was stu exActed for its use, however as high "a
5-SS being paid at one time, and the inference
stu is that a heavy short interest is stlll out
standing, which was not weakened by the de-
cine in stock later in the day. 1t closed with a
small advance. Tobacco was much quieter and
retired per cent. The market showed some
recupsrative power in the late dealings but it
was attributed entirely TO the covering OF shorts
aud though the close was firm in figures its un-
dertone was still heavy. Sales of LISTED stocks
were $4,000 shares; unlisted, 10000 shares.
The following were closing BIDS:
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY. Jan 81. 1893.

TUESDAY. Jan 81. 1893.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York
c G Anderson.
Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
G g Anderson
Schr Nimrod Falker New York. with coal to
OH Dixon & Co; vessel to George Harrss
g. Co.
Steamer Alpha. Strobhar, Bluffton-C II Med
lock, Agent.
Steamer E G Barker, Finney. st Helena
Master.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Schr Lena Pickup [Brl, Roop, Havana, for
Sagua in ballast leakingl-Master.
ARRIVED UP FROM QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Ebba [Swl. Paulsen, to load for Europe.
Paterson, Downing q Co.
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Rear Admiral. U5N. Chairman

Tompkinsville. NY, Jan 2s-The machinery Of
the fog bell on Governors Island, X harbor, is
out of order. The bell will not be sounded until
able,
A red spar buoy has been placed to mark q
sunken canal boat off the foot OF Seventy sixth
street. East river, New York. The buoy is about
Is Yards OF the NE corner Of the wharf at
foot Of Seventy street, In "a feet OF water
IL is Just outside OF the wreck. which lies across
the stream. with ~ feet OF water over IL.
BY order Of the Lighthouse board.
w 5 SoHLEY. Captain USN,
Inspector Third District.
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Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters OF vessels fro, OF cnarge
In United States photographic Once In tho
custom house. Captains are requested 20 call
at the Office.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City. Googins. Boston--C q
Anderson
Bark Progreso [spl. Fablero, Brunswick, In
balast-Esteve & Co.
Brig Darpa [Brl Lyon. Yarmouth, MS, in bal
last-A Minis Sons.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that Beacon Light No.
Q. Currtuck sound, North Carolina. has been
carried away by the ice, and Beacon Light No.
has been damaged so that the light cannot be
shown.
These lights will be established as soon as
practicable.
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
JAMES GREER,
Raar Admiral HAN Chairman
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ondon, Jan ss-steamer Hay Green [Brl
Blacklaw, from Fernandina via Brunswick for
Harburg. which arrived at Dartmouth Jan az,
reports having been boarded on Jan ID by a
heavy sea, which carried away her jollyboat.
Bark Gripen [Swl Invergsem. from Pensacola
for Bordeaux, was spoken leaky, Jan 81, lat 10
N, lon l6 W, and refused assistance.
Bark HoGnung [Gerl, Brnkman. from Darien
for Queenstown, has arrived at Crookhaven
damaged.
New York, Jan 2s-Schr Charmer. Da-
boil, Savannah Jan 2. Had fine weather
up to Body's Island; thence took a
heavy w gale and was blown off to lat IS 40.
Ion 80; then drifted eastward, going completely
around Berna IA; then took SIC wind and fine
weather having been 25 days at sea; sustained
no damage.
Bermuda, Jan 27-Schr Lille Schmidt. Van
Glider from Savannah for Baltimore, before re-
ported picked up aud abandoned and towed in
here by British teamer Orlnoco, is tight. Sal
wage claim, 81, 625. 1t is supposed the claim is
against the vessel alone, not We sci and cargo
The towage claim against schr George l.
Drake, from Apalachicola for Boston. at this
port, is heavy. and the claim against schr Roger
Drury, from Boston for Satilla, is ELS.
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Contlnlled on TAird Paue.
IlIDEs AND FUR
HIDES AND FUR.
-~-~-~~-----~-s~-~--,--
SEND YOUR HIDES AND FURS
TO
IRA KIRKLAND.
SAVANNAH, GA.

SAVANNAH, GA.
He pays for dry fints cents, dry salt scents.
dry damaged cents, green salt cents. bees-
wax - cents deer skins 20 ceuts. coon skins
10 70 90 cents, otter skins 81 so 70 s..
3lI st. Julian st.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City for New YORK.
Durfee, M Brown. A F Boissesu. B Kobbs
and wife, e A Mills, NJ Brook, Mrs Sommer,
q Sanders q. ] l. Van Saut and infant, Mrs
Q Il Hoxie, w II Latham, Mrs Mason, Geo
X Mason, Mrs O Ransom. Mrs r L Mumford-
Mrs A Connors j Stewart Smith, G Tuttle,
John Merry, r NJ James, T S Lusher L Mabio.
Charles Oldsnberg. j II Thorpe. NJ Mcneil and
wife. II L Flegenheimer ID A Flegenheimer,
Galloway. j w Pointer, n d Charlton. X 4 Nc
Churchill and wife, + p Fox, Milton Titlow
and wife. d Steward j l. Downing ID Arthur,
Mrs B Joseph. Robert Walsh, Rev i Kelly. II
j Weber and wife, Mrs w w Cheney and infant.
u ID Pierce Jr, II Sesley. J X Clark aud wife,
Miss Clark, q NJ Halkst aad Miss NJ Aiaguirs,
JOS Mcguire, Mrs Thomas Mcguire, Batch
elder Ii Bodgett. y X Cox. A Pauuqueen,
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel. Carroll, Augusta and way
landings-WT Gibson, Manager.
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Per steamship City OF Augusta for New York
1850 bales upland cotton. % bags sea island
cotton 1s9 bales domestics and yarns so bills
RICE 62l bbls rosn, 10 bbls spirits turpentine 1865
bbs cotton seed oil, 1864 sacks cotton seed
meal, 20 bbs fish. 43 bbls oranges 1850
boxes oranges. So bbls vegetables, 259 boxes
vegetables, Id bbls oysters. 675 cases canned
oysters, 237 pkgs mdse.
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LIQUORS
SOLD by
HENRY SOLOMON G SON,
SAVANNAH, Ga,
Have worldwide reputation Send your orders to
them and get full value for your money.
SAVANNAH, Ga,

1880 bbls rosin, 81 bbls spirits turpentine. IL
bbls liquor, 5 bbls syrup. Ill bbls oil, 900 bbls
flour, 40 bbls rice, II cars coal. IA cars wood, .
cars hay, cars oats. car bran, cars corn, I
car meat, car brooms box material
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Jan SOL .0S5 bales cotton, .428 bbs rosin, 80
bbls spirits turpentine. 4.016 boxes fruit. 40
bbls fruit, l22 boxes vegetables 100 pkgs mdse.
bbls vegetables 81 cars lumber. 8 cars wood.
III bales hay, ISL sacks rice, 40 sacks corn,
4S3 sacks oats car pipe,l car laths, brick,
cars coal, car railroad frogs, IS bbls rice, 10
pkgs goods. cases cigars, bbls syrup, 10
bbls potatoes, 8 bales bags, bbls potatoes,
boxes cheese, pkgs meat, cases boots and
Shoes sacks -four, buggy top box clothing,
1 still worm l sack potatoes, box drugs, Dbl
mineral water, case pants. box signs, box
molding clay, box SOAP bdls hides. cases o
Jeans.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Jan
30--172 bbls rosin, n soda. box paints,
case wood work, los trunks sacks potatoes. 8
bbls tar, cars wood, box groceries. desks, I
bale mats, crate pastebo GARD. bdls shovols. 81
sacks rice, bdls bags, Dol -four. 10 cases hams,
] case clothing, / box notions, 40 boxes to-
bacco.
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan s0-i car
wood, car steel, 1875 pkgs tobacco. 1000 pounds
buggy material, bales domestics.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Ship Dora [Gerl, Fortmann, La Paice, : bal
last-Master,
Bark Dagmal [Danl. Olbeck, Grimsby in bal
last-Master.
schr Geo NJ Adams, Standish, Boston, in bal
last-Master.
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SPOKEN

Schr Nellie Morse, from Mobile for Provi-
dence, Jan 20, lat 30 IS. Ion i6 15-all we'll.
Bark Aurora NOR, Koss, from Brunswick for
0oole Jan is, lat 40. lon IS.
Yesterday, miles Sc Tybee, schr Fannie J
Bartlett, from Boston to Philadelphia, 40 days
out.
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tine was very dull and entirely nominal, BUYERS
and sellers being still apart. There was no 10
Qury and no sales reported. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call the market
was posted as dull at 5lc. asked for regulars.
At the second call it closed dull at 31c.
asked for regulars. Rosin-There was only
moderate trading on limited inquiry. The
lower grades are quite firm with pales barely
steady at the quotations. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported as
steady for VI and above, and firm for X and be-
C. D and E. 81 10; F. 81 IS; G, 81 Is; H, 81 81;
l. 81 80; K. 81 so; NJ. SO 80; n. IS 40; window
glass, 80 80; water white. 81 90. At the last
call 1t closed unchanged, with sales of 1,043
barrels,
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All the latest novelties in Embroidered Cotton Fabrics,
brio and NansOo Edgng loop edges Irish point and openwok
designs Coored Embroidered Edgngs patterns
and wide nserngs all Embroderies etc
yard Hemstched Embroidered Founcngs 2x inches deep
suitable for dresses and aprons bought at bargain and worth
SOC and 5c yard sale tomorrow morning at 0c and
ward.
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COMMERCIAL.
sAvANN All MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH. Ga Jan. 80. ISIS

SAVANNAH. IA Jan. 80. lS93.
c,rroy-There is nothing new TO relate about
-. mot market 1t continues quiet. with a
w ~, slow demand and q moderats business do
W The offerings were pretty full. but hold
- are asking about he old range Of valuation.
., total sales for the day we're 547 bales On
,rssngs at the opening call. at 10 a. m. the
-.-Est was bulletined quiet and unchanged,
-, With no transactions. At the second cal,
n m, it was quiet. the sales being 547
,.,ss At the third and last call, at p. m,
= closed quiet and unchanged, with no fur
- sales. The following are the official
Using spot quotations Of the Cotton Elk.
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COMMUNICABLE
Caguas, Is de Diciembre de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA CoRREsPoADENc1A

nj dlstlnguido Sr: me he impuesto de IL NO
tlcla lnserta ca su apreciabe peri6dico correspon
dlente 81 l6 del corriente mes, en- Ia cual se acn
san algunss incorrecciones acerca del aobierne
del Casino de esta Villa. -
Aunque repruebo que estos hechos trascien
dan q Ia prensa perio 1ica, por cuanto deben co
rreglrae por msdio de quejas 10 misma asocia
clon en- otro caso por solo Ia crftica local. for
zosamente acepto 10 veracidad de algunos deta
lies del asuato. ~S'~- S-
Lamsntab'e es, por cisrto. YER que dacrexc,
81 entuslasno de 10 Junta Directiva, pues solo se
eeune' duras penas cssi siempre despues dc
q. conyocatorla, y aunque pertsnezco & ella he
faltado a'gunas de sus reuniones nunca desma
20 en- mi prop6slto de levantar hasta donde ses
possible el m6rito del Casino -
LA cantina cuenta "a CON I'm local ad-hoc
pero tambien es sensible su desprovisi6n fsin aue
por clio cu'pe a. que la rigs) paes en- Ia Villa me ne
existe un Cafetfn siquisra donde ir tomar mn
ref esco. ~-
Por el cara'ter incipiente de la Sociedad nc
pueden evtarse algunas irregularidades siendc
asi que va 30 ham resuelto algunas quejss. cuvc
sen0do lastlmaban so pfestigio psro como esta,
lrregu atldades SON Representatives, en- todon 10,
Circulos que se hsllan en- iguales condiciones es
pero que con la efcacis buen deseo de todoa oh
tengamos 10 estabilidsd perfection del nuestro
Qledo de Vd. affmo. y 8. S.-M. Quisone
CabezwdO.
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le aaalOl Ia diio--y cogieDaolt pkf 81 enal6 Is
Arrastr6 pOr medic do Los demaa Reles, satupefac
toe, hasta Il puerta del temple ca donde le did
CON 81 pie varies golpea en- una parte del cuerpo
que no citaremos por respeto los lectores De
este hecho ham conoCido los tribunales dc iustls
cia, que condenaron al irascible ascatdote siete
dias de prisi6n. Mas considerando 81 estado re-.
ligioso del REQ, 81 tribunal commute ID pena por
suna muIta de 35 Horines Ell miDisterio p6blieo
Ee alz6 de eata conmutaci6n y 81 Tribunal Supre.
mo de Viena IA aentenciado en- frme dando Ia
rax6n este y 81 sacerdots no tendrA mas reme.
dio que pagar, como cualquier criminal vulgar,
sus siete dias dc prision, por haber turbado au
misa y ID paz del temple con 81 censurable con-
drckA -
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becClon de AnuncIos
Sc VENDEN EN- SALINAS

Las propiedaes sguentes: Las Salinas que radcan
dcho pueblo. Una gran fila de que ocupa 20
martina que produce mangle, con supercie de
600 cuerdas mas menos 70 de teTenos de poya sem
MARTINA. Dos lslotes Mata Cosaro, Cocho
Ratones, PajarO Barco. Una estancia compuesa
800 cuerdas mas menos rcas maderas pastos
cruzsda ell aio Lapa, nj las gandes sequias
hace fata e aqua Tene dos de del pals
techadas de znc de elias de alto bajo En- misms
prepedad hay exstenca de gansdo vacunoy cabasr
bada de znc propia para vvenda al lado de la an
teior terrera techada de teaman Ia continua-
tambi6n de MADEIRA cobiiada de zinc. dos t
entan Ia actuaidad rs dsros mensusles Las
costado de la plaza prn pa Un coche de cuatro
asientos, particu cnco pareas Un dos
yuntas de bueyes Para mas nfoTmes, diriianse icho
pueblo, don Alfonso Pan1agua. ca
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La RettstG de Puerto RICO, ilustrado colega
poncsfo, no quiere formar parte de la llamada
AsocGaci6m de la prensd dice: ..
Isl el objective 90 hacerse fuertes contra Ia
opinion de los que no piensan como.los que fun.
gen de oracnlos;
"Si sc pretende CON ella estabecer tiranias
al pensamlento;
Isl ell fin que 90 busca es rehuir como hasta
ahors viene sucediendo, Ia controversial cientifcs;
"Si es para que prevalence en- Ia opinion 10
que cualquiera de los aHociados Sc le ocurra;
''Entonces esa Asoclsci6n de Ia prensa re
aulta perjudcialisima & los intereses morales,
intelectuAles y materisles del pals;
"Esa prensa asociada NO cumple su mission /;
"FCsa prensa asociada que asi obra en- 10
cientifco en- 10 social CORE el peligro de pro-
Ceder de iguaI modo en- 10 poftico, pues en- ella
formap ho1nbres de todos los grupos.
"Y 81 considersciones de amlstad han de
waller mas que conveniencias pdblicas;
.-..:. :......'.''... ...'....' ..'...........-
"que debemos Puerto Rico antes que a NAL
entendidas consideraciones de amistad, no que
remos nj podem9s, nj debemos ingrssar en- dlcha
Association.
.'Libres de toda traba, undergraduates de
toda ipfuencia y compadrazgo, seguiremos nues
ira conducts de aiempre y como siempre ajus
tandonos y cumpliendo todos los deberes que la
sociedad y el companerismo nos imponen.
Cbren como les plazca los demas peri6dicos.' >
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l64 B1BI1osoA Dz ELLA CORRESPONDENCE Oh Pro-R1oo."
CAPITULO XIV

No descrbiremos dfa por dfa La existenca de los ha
bitantes de Apremont tai los acontecmen
tos la habian hecho.
Nos baatara para estar al corrente echar de vez en-
cuando agana mlrada indscrea sobre certo ibrito
cuadernado en- talete encarnado Ell que Fieuse eva
conclenzuda nota de sus impresiones sentimisntos
Aquel Ibrto aparece cerrado por cadena de pla.
ta unida Ia cerradura obstacuo bion pequeo pa
"a un novesta que iacta de eer 81 fondo del CO.
raz6n Haremos pues saltar Ia cerradurs h6 aqui 10
que leremos en- la prmera p6gina que aparece nues-
tros oios:
'Creo decididamente que soy cada dfa meior. He
consentido auve sostiene que la idea mia 20 estoy
segura DC que ella ha nsprado) bordar gran
jim dest'nado Hlari6n CON motive del aho nuevo.
"He necesitado grandes esfuerzos de vountad hasta
egar cubrr de puntos aque ntermnable tro1o de ca
namo al concuir falsaba por complete 81 valor ii
no huoera sdo por los ruegos de Mauve que cesaba
De reperme que sin Ia nadie puede aabar
de conSegur NADIA, hublera dejado la af media
docena de veces
"Por dtmo, aver, 81 de Diciembre. & las cuatro de
la arde mi agua de tapicera did dltno punto Mau.
We ha estado haata media noche para erminar mi obra
una vez fuera de adornadas Gordon de
aeda verde con cuatro bora en os angulo mi con era
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Ocurren casos vesdaueramente curioaos OF

Ocurren cagos vegdauerkmente curIoaos On
esta Capital CON Ia question monetaria. Hay o.
taplecimle atos-nos dicen,-donde NO BE recAben
monedas fraccionarias, reselIadas sin resellar
Compra usted sin embargo en- eilos paga CON an
peso anterior al aho 1885.-Lo reclben y le de-
vuelven en- pesetas medios pesos reseliados
g resellar, dissutlendole que SON legales.
mi ell demonio entiende semejanta Datlburrillc
4us de ola en- ola empeoral Estamos en- plens
snarquta monetaria sin que nadie SO presto aa-
carnos de tan dlficil comprometida sltuaci6n.
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Han contribmdo en ID eacuela de niiiog de

Han contribuldo en- la aacuela de niiios de Ia
Marina para aocorrer 4 las tropaa de Melllla, los
alumnos que se expfesan continuation: don
Enrique Amado, don Domingo Bar6 don Ra.
fael Garcia con 25 centavos cada uno; don Enri.
que Rossiy don jose Trujnlo cons15 centavos
cada uno; don Antonio Perez, doa Antonio Qui.
iano, don Daniel Grand = don AciscIo Munoz con
10 centavos cada uno; don Francisco Muriel, don
Ram6n Martfnez, don Domingo Navarro, dom
Tomas Monteserfn, don Ramon O4ivo, don Amos
Llanos y don Jose Llanos con centavos cada
uno; entre don Victor Rivera, don FcsnCisco Sc.
llabuena, don Rafael Sascedo don Octayio Oltiz,
don Eugenio Garcia dom Fernando Uintr6n l5
centayos; entire don Arsenic Rnsa, don Domingo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-19
oAP1TULo xx111

La tristeza tiene en- 10 successive NADIA que YER CON
Frleuse.
Su argentina risa resusna cada momento en- todos
os rlncones dc la vasta morada el buen Hari6u qua
es ferviente devote de aquela algeria del autor a Ia
Mdrsnao' 81 cua 80 rea, segdn dicen vez al ao
esta asombrado encantado -
No le ocurre IL idea dets8k ceos La nina sszfsIiz
Veneranda go menos generosa ID - con mucho
guato e que le ha robado ell de ID ba ii fuess
poalnie despedlr Mauve Pero, tpor qu6 medic
mana "a replts sin sospechar reotamsnte Ii dtancia
gue media entire la Auvernia = e Hrcania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-19

Flsca y G lfmica, por Argents, texto del Ina
tltuto provincial, encuadernada en- pasta espanola
80, dos tomos Gram6tica francesa por Arauio
sexto del institute con tamas ejercicios pr6cticoa
prog anna 5 80 El tomo solo de Gramktics
%. La generacl6n humana, considerable en- TO
das aus Eases; obra escrita en- eatilo amano liam,
de sn6cdotas referentes sl asunto de Que se trsta
por 81 doctor G. ]. Wltkowsky, encuadernaci6s
de !u!o, tomo SIS. Liberia de B. r. Saniuric
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