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PERSONAL.

l. E. Kusel. Of Everett. spent Sunday in So
attic.
J. B. Goodhue, of Montreal, 10 registered at
the Rainier.
w. T. schricker. of La Conner, 10 stopping at
tho Arlington.
William A. Bauer, of Vancouver. registered
yesterday at the Grand.
Thomas NJ Fisher. of Port Townsend, IL stop
ping at the Occidental
John Russncr, of Marble Mount. registered
yesterday at the Diller.
Mr.. and Mra I. H. Spear. of Fairhaven, are
guests of the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Steiner. Of North
Yakima, are guests of the Occidental
James Ramsay came over from Ellsnsburg
yesterday and il stopping at the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. johnson came down from
Arlington yesterday and are stopping ct the
stevens.
Mrs. w. J. Wallace, of snohomish, and Miss
Lille Mitchell, Of New Whatcom, are guests Of
the Grand.
Frederick Bausman, the attorney. has been
called to San Francisco on business and will
leave today to b absent about ten days.
Joe Gotlob, treasurer of the Bush street thea.
ter. San Francisco. is in the city. He 10 manag-
ing "a Night on the Bristol" ON its present tour.
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preston. And there 10 probably no one who
could snrpass Nye himself ia preserving in their
recital the humor of these sketches. His ap-
pesrance and demssnor are most helpful in con-
veyins the effect produced by = man OF mslan-
choly Enlen, who in the gravest manner makes
sides nlit,ing remarks, and the few gestures he
permits him SELF are in mitabie. OF his numer-
Gus recitatons probably the most effective is his
imitation OF the conventional schoolboy of
thirty Year, ago, and bis manner OF residing the
conventional story exploiting the conventional
youth of the period
Mr.. Burbank, whose aspect Is not unlike Mr.
Nyss, seems equally at home IS . sentimental
and humorous reader. That in him the comic
power is strongly developed Is shown by his
highly amusing imitation of q wooden armed
elocutionist and by his faithful INTERPRETATION
of several dialect sketches. His paihos and
dramatic force are, on the other hand, dis
played in his personstiou OF sidney Cartan and
Charles Darney in Mr. Burbanks own DRAMATIC
alton OF Dickens "A Tale OF Two Cities."
These two kings of humor are TO Be in Seattle
but one night, tomorrow evening, at the ne
seattle theassr. Popular pricea The ssats are
selling fast
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Those who witnessed the performance of Ca
price" at Cordray's last night were moved both
to laughter and tsara The comedy of the piece
il lively, delicate and in many instances bright,
while the pathos OF several scenes was very
touching. The audience was by no means
equal to the performance. 20 far - the number
present would measure the excellence of the
presentation, and this could only b expected
under the forbidding weather of last night 1t
was throughout very merit0rious presentation
and the scenery was beautiful and very appro-
pirate curtain call was extended the princi-
pals at the close of every act, the closing scene
in each being q strong dramatic tableau.
The auditorium hail was the scene of uproar-
tous mirth, and every lover Of an hours merri-
ment should visit 1t this week.
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BREvITIES.
Rebskah Club tonight. North Seattle.

Rebekah Club tonight. North Seattle.
Three patients we're discharged from Grace
hospital yesterday aud one received.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Society will
hold their regular monthly meeting Wednesday
at p. m. at Pettis' musical chamberA
Joseph Harrington, Jack Wilson and James
Rogers will be tried In Justice Caldwell's court
this morning for stealing "a worth OF beer from
Andrew Anderson, on Jackson street, Sunday.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Plymouth
church meets on Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mra William H. Reeves, 1908 Third
street. The subject for discussion is: "Work
at Hawaii; What 1t Has Accomplished"
The ninth annual meeting of the Ladies' Re.
lief Society will be held in the Chamber orCom-
merce this afternoon. April 4, at 2 O'Clock.
There will be election Of officers and the various
annual reporta All members are urged to be
nfeSeuf
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Fees rpayahls in advance for either session..

Fees rpayahls In advance for either session.,
small lee al CSC per month will be charged
for kindergarten mater ais use OF gifls and Ste
tionsry.
The methods Of teaching are based on
FHEBELs sYSTkM which IL now being UNI
vefssliy adopted BY the best teachers OF infAntA
The following will give an idea OF 4 scope:
THE kINDER0ARTkS GIFTS teach the
rudlments Of Color. Form, Arithmetic and 0eoms-
try, cui,ivating the cnildrens constructive faculty.
imagtnA alton. powers Of Observation, and ciearnes0
of perception
(syHnAstic Fxerctses, Class singing and III asts az
Animals AND Birds, developing physique promux
ohesf ence and combined actlou-
THE kISDER6A kIES OCCUPATIONS en-.
brace Beading Writing, Drawing, Seedlework
woodwork. Paper Plating. Bead Work Baskas
Folding. Modelling etc. which train the hand 10
dertsrity and nestnssz and the eye to accuracy Of
observation.
THE KINpERaARrEN OBJECT LESSONS
convey . clear idea OF The physical world In reis
zion 70 animals. Vegetables and minersis and Gu
tivAte In the pupils the power OF descrtpsiop ami
teach them 10 classify and arrange the knowisdss
acquired
Esferenees-Rey. David c. Garrett So Markss
rsctoFy. Mrs l. >. j. Hunt. YArrow, Lake Wash
sngtos: Rev. Wallace Nuiting. 1870 Cniyefsfsr
street, and parents Of former puullA
For further Information apply 10 the AissoD
wintssooarne. lol1 Fourteenth street, city.
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Trinity PaFish's Election and Report.

Trinity parish held Its annual meeting on
Easter Monday at II q m, directly after morning
service. The vestrymen who have served during
the past year were unanimously reelected.
They are: George n. Moore. Paul Paulson, II.
R. Talcott, D. c. Narver, James B. Howe, David
N. Baxter and F. J. Barnard. The new church
and rectory have been completed during the
year, $500 of the funded debt paid and dona-
tons made Of oak pews, memorial windows and
an altar and canopy of Quartered oak. The free
ana open church has been maintained by the
weekly offertory, and the membership of the
congregation has steadily increased. Dr. Wat
son will complete the fifteenth year of his rec
torship in November next.
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yacht carrying eighteen persons capsixsd
nsar Burnham. England. on April ana i've OF
~ occupants were drowned.
Ninety houses in Klein Poechlaru, on the
Daaube river, burned on April 8, and fifteen
sesd bodies were removed from the ruins,
sseve more were known TO be under the ashes,
sad ten persons whose fate could not be ascer.
mined we're missing
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q. d. Nevins, OF North Yakima, Dead.

NORTH YAKIMA. April ESPECIAL. &c.
Nesins, county treasurer of Yakima
"0a'y. died NJ his home in this city at
"a. yesterday of consumption. after .
aafer,ng illness. Deceased was a pioneer
WIS section. coming here fifteen years
rem Pennsylvania. He was con-
u : TO the last and died without pain.
ss serving his second term As county
= u1ef' was member in good standing
Tue /. q. q. +. and n of p, which
saussations will conduct the funeral
ssices on Tuesday a, 10 A. m.
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Rso JAKEIRo, April Sword has been
revived of battle on March q at Allie
pstte, in the state Of Rio Grande do Sui.
h which the slaughter was frightful. OF
~ 500 troops engaged on both sides 500
vus killed and . large number wounded.
The state troops were defeated and tho
nvoluiionists have full sway there. 1t 10
said that the state forces will be reinforced
md another attempt made to dislodge the
fnsrevents
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Bill Nye and Burbank.

Sentiment and humor will b agreeably exem-
plified and contracted in one entertaining pro-
gramme provided at the new Seattle theater to-
morrow night BY Bill Nye and Alfred
p. Burbank. The partnership is q happy
one. Mr. Nye has been heard here
before As humorous writer his wide reputa-
ton has been maintained for many years, not
only BY the apparently inexhaustible supply of
sketches that have kept his name before the
public. but by the originality of his work, his
quaint concerts and unex pected turns of ex-
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shaw, and she was . native Of Utica, O. Her
husband. four sons all living here. and ywo
daughtsss, Ma D. W. Bfysn, Of Port Angeles,
and MA Mary z. Richards n, Of Lowell, Neh.
sarvfve hen. The funeral services viii b held
q ths residence 1t Van Assslt tomorrow. Inter
msnt at Lake View cemetery.
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On Saturday night two inches OF snow fell in
the snoqualmis valley, but several hours of
rain ON sunday melted it 1t has been raining
all the time save during the hours il showed in
the valley since last Tuesday. The thermometer
stood at 80 degrees during the rain, but Sunday
it was degrees lower Sunday afternoon il
rose to ~ degrees. 1t was raining hard again
YESTERDAY
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ssird wnied All TO Mr.. Lsnr,ry.

LONDON. April Sit is stated that the
s Squire Abingdon Baird. who died In
orieans. before leaving England
letter to Mrs. Langtry saying that
:. viii giving her his entire estate.
80, vafielsiy estimated as giving an an
3~ Income of fSc ,oooto fsl.os
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William r. Shaw. an old and respected cash
Ter o. the Lincoln National taak, o. Bath, Ne.
10 nearly $4,000 short in his accounn
A desperate Eight occurred between 4 gang OF
drunken Italian. In Louisville on April s, in
which Charles Marian was fatally shot aud
Antonio Caivetts, Jack Andre AND another we're
fatally wounded
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FORCING WILLARD OUT.


Pacific Must Retire.
Ksw York, April 3-The Herald says
MS morning: 1t may now authori-
tasve!y be announced that the old
Management of the Northern Pacific road
aas decided to get out. The change will
saks place on April 20. when a meeting Of
tAs board of directors will be held and the
sev scheme for retiring $9.000. 600 Of the
aoating debt will be presented, which is
Conditional upon Chairman Henry Viii
lard resigning.
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GAVE \ DOLLAR TO-DAY
II WILL Dc uAuOv IO.ooanOW
3GArLE SAVINGS BANK

= N institutiou for savings. and affords The -
0pstunity. Interest paid on deposits evesy 80
6au9hs desired SAVING boxes given de0eefs
60 1aaU - loas On real estate Can 81 ~
-. -aHvn Al, s~r. 1n>eA
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TIE annual parish meeting of St Marks con.
gregation was held last evening in the church,
the rector, Rev. D. &. Garrett, presiding. The
election Of . vsstry for the ensuing year resulted
In the unanimous choice of all the former
vsstrymen: Mr.. Hiram Burnett. Mr.. H. 7.
Whitney, Mr. A. n. Brookes, Mr.. Charles f.
Mr. Charles 4. Prosch. Mr.. George Curtis and
Mr. Winfield r. Smith. The treasurer, Mr. A.
n. Brookss, made the following report OF the
receipts and disbursements for the year ending
April 3, 1893:
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.1'soS. Wis, April S-Nell!e. the
Snssg OF Senator Villas. died this after
r. me senator 10 tarpon fishing in
ssoa anu cannot ne reached
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laaly's Legation TO Become IN Embassy.
PASS. April 3.-The Tempe states that
Imly, following the example Of England
- France. will raise the legation at
Wpshington City to the dignity of an en-
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John =. Sheridan and Q number OF clever
associates presented thu iarcs-comsdy. Fun on
the Bristol" ~ Hanna's opera house last night
70 q good house. 6hegidsn played Widow
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ROYAL Arcanun.

Reception will be given tonight At Odd Eel
lows hall, $40 Front An enjoyable time 10 ex.
pected Prof Mariner will furnish some fine
music on the mandolin; also some fine music
on the piano by DR.. c. A. Smith. All members
of the council will please come out
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The eharred bodies of four unknown tramps
were taken from q $50 barn that burned ut
haywood, n. j., ON April 3
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l,o-s "'sso1, vile OF J. n. Wilson. Q we'll
IAsnasr. died at Van Asset sunday OF
sumption. Ma Wuson's maiden nam. ~.
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Tho French Cabtuet Crials.

PARis, April 3.-Charles Dupuy has con-
natsd to form . ministry and 10 now
working on the matter. Incline failed to
compile Q his task.
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ROYAL CRYSTAL salt is granuIated.

Are free from ali crude and irritating matter
Concentrated medicine only. Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Very small: very easy to take; no
pain; no gripping; no purging. Try them.
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FROM VANCOUVER:

For fun Information apply -
GEO Nc Known. Districs Passenger Aesas
Vancouver
Z. ". Ac0INNTA Agsss starr BOYD block, -
attic
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WEAK M EN-

INSTANT RELIEF. Cur in u days Never
fsrers prsscripsionto enlarss6 066 small weak or
rans for Emissions. Lost eAohood- SsFv0D
koilify. varfroeels etc. Address
l. .. Ignnklin, unsis Do&leE nAG0au. 01oh
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Nos escribe un amigo de Ahasco que ALI
exigen ocho centavos por el franqu6o de cartas
sencillas para Ia Peninsula, 10 que conceptuamos
un error del Administrator de Comunicaciones,
pues segdn Ia Tarifa Postal ndmero 3, toda carta
para Ia Peninsula, cuyo peso no exceda de Is
gramos SO frsnqu6a con seas ceatavos.
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Varias personals que nan venido la Capt.
tai efectuar cobros de las Glasses pasivas que.
jan de que estando para aver fjado los pagos no
SO efectuase mas que el de los militares. A los
civiles Sc les dijo que esperaba Ell correspon-
diente credito de Madrid
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Nos dice un amigo, desde Arecibo:

Nos dice un amigo, desde Arecibo:
En- ell ndmero 90 de su digna pubiica-
ci6n, Sc lee, refriendose esta escuela superior,
que "hoy por hoy es verguenza sostenerla como
esta," de 10 cual puede deducirse que, en- concep-
to del comunicante no dsbe estar muy bien.
Esto me ha hecho recordar otros tiempos, cuan-
do 20 estudiaba, en- que un Gobernador General,
en- su vista, al presenciar y practicar tambien
por 81 mismo el examen de dicha escuela, diio
ante numerosa concurrencia, felicitando al pro-
fesor, que este brillante plantel de ensefianza
podia servir dc modelo a las otias escuelas, 10
mismo de Puerto Rico que de la Peninsula" Las
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Para las vfctlmas ueI lncendo de Arecibo
han recibido los senores Roses ca las siguien.
tes cantidades: 5000 orc espahol de los sefores
R. Romero y Ca de la Habana, $3.50 mexcanos
de Ia "New York and Portorico Steamship
line", E Is de senores Lindner y Ca de Bir.
migham, E 10 de sehores Moore & Weinberg
de Dundee, $50 mexicanos de don Carl Cldach,
de Hamburgo.
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cortar por 10 sano, pues los presupueatos crecen
de afio en- afo llegan "a situaci6n insosteni-
bic 6inaguantable. Sc dice que del aiio 1890 q
Ia fecha hay IN aumento. de veinte y tantos mil
duros en- los gastos de personal
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El pueblo de Ia Cldra Sc propone echar ell
resto On la celebration de su patrona Santa Isa
bel. Hemos visto el variadisimo programa de
las festas que tendran lugar en- los dfas IA, Is,
16 y IL del mes en- curse.
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Lafuente tampoco 10 aceptarfa sin6 estando de
perfecto acuerdo con el senior Ubarri.
81 reporter del apreciable colega ponceffo no
eptendi6 bien le hicieron correr detras de una
pista falsa.
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Nuestro querido amigo colaborador don
Eduardo R. Rodriguez, inteligente professor de
instruction primaria, NOS encarga le despidamos
tantas simpatfas goza. Cumplimos ell encargo
deseamos al buen amigo en- GALES, pueblo de su
nueva residencia toda suerte de fehcidades.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Circular rumores de que Sc preparan para
ostos dlas reformas importantes en- 81 personal de
empleados de Ia Diputaci6n Provincial donde
parece se impone imperiosamente la neeesidad de
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Biblioteca del Cosmos editorial. La vengan.
"a de un noble, novela original, por Pierre Sa-
les, tomos en- rdstica 81 so. La misma obra
encusdernada en- tela inglesa 81. Los hijos del
crlmen, por Charles Merouvel, tomos r1stica
$3.50. Liberia de B. f. Ssnjurjo Vidal. l@
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En- la Capilla de Ia V. o. T. Franciscana
tendra lugar 81 domingo las de la mahana la
misa de costumbre JESUS Sacramentado por
la tarde las sera la procession reserva.
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Dice La Denaocrocte Ponce que los auto
nomistas de Puerto Rico no Sc explican la con-
ducts de El Liberal de Madrid que dirige el senior
Moya, diputado de ese partido por Cuba. E La
6srol apoya los intransigentes de aquella isla
contra los proyectos del senior Maura, siendo asf
que sus correigionarios los aplauden.
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Aver Sc vendieron en- competencia en- esta
Capital 43 bocoyes azdcar San JosS j. T.. s. 4
$4-86 comprados por Andres Crosas.
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DE TU LADo AL fAkAlso.-Mendd de manana:
Gran mofongo criollo.-Menudos de cerdo.-
Arroz con butifarras.--Camarones al natural
Lengua la francesa.-Pargos al horno y por Ia
tarde pasteles la poncena.-Prontitud sseo,
servicio esmerado. No Sc ha aumentado ell precio
de los platos nj Ia mesada que pagan los senores
abonados.
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Ell vapor '.Ramon de Herrera" cargo en- Ma
yaguez para la Habsna l72 sacos l7.472 kilos
cafe .
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Cambios del Banco Bspanol, fjados en- la of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las 3 de
Ia tarde:- Espana, 20 p.S Habana, 81 p.S-
Nueva-York All p.S-Parfs 4opS Londres
$7.O2h 6. y.
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/. Nuestro querido amigo el senior don Jose de
Diego ha renunciado nuevamente & Ia vice presi-
dencia del Comte local autonomista de Arecibo.
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El vapor "Juan Forgas' cargo en- Ponce pa
ra la Habana 963 sacos so. sos kilos cafe.
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Ell andar(n aragones, sefor Bielsa, Sc propone
el Domingo dar ot1a corrida en- el Hip6dromo de
Ponce, en- competencia con Ia yegua Bruja. Da.
ra 20 vueltas la pista parece que Sc le presen-
tara un andarin competitor, hiie del pals.
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Fla fallecido en- Ponce 81 honrado padr,
de familia senior don Jose Tudela.
R. T. p. --x r..
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Tenemos informes dstallados sobre 10 que
comunic6 & La DenaocrGcsG su reporter de Cayey,
concerniente al paso por aquel pueblo de un ca.
ballero, quien SO le suponfa comisionado por
una alta personalidad para brindar la jefatura
del partido Unconditional al senor Lafuente, de
Guayama Sabemos 81 nombre del cltado caba-
llero; sabemos donde y CON quienes almorz6 en-
Cayey; sabemos 10 que Sc habl6 on el almuerzo,
sabemos que no llevaba tai mission y que no SO
dirijfa nj estuvo en- Guayama SIND en- Guayani-
LA; sabemos en- fin que es 1ntimo amigo y algo
mas del sefior Ubarri contra quien no SO pondrA
iamAs sabemos por dltimo que don Pablo Uba-
ri no ha pensado nj piensa actualmente en- re.
nunciar Il jefatura del partido que 81 sehor
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La Companfa Jln4enez Navarro que actda en-
nuestro coliseo anuncia por tercera y Ultima vez
para el sabadoA pr6xlmo la repetici6n de la Ear
zuela E2 Reu que roba6
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iOjo con los gitanosl

A Ia Revssta de Puerto. RSco le escriben del
pueblo de Santa Isabel 10 que signe:
"Estimado I" amigo: Haran B dlas, lego
una cuadrilla de gitanos este pueblo, que ejerce
actos de pillaje que deben ser conocidos por el
pdblico, para que sea rechazada donde quiera que
Sc presente no sc vean otros en- el case de un
amigo mio que estanda ausente de su casa, s6
prstexto de decirle su sehora Ia buena ventura,
y mientras la tenfs una mujer entretenida en- es.
to, otro registraba la casa, le robaba unos pen.
dientes de orc; de Ia msma msnera robaron en-
un ventorrilo pesos del mostrador, una penca
de tocino, ot1os efectcs. Para realzar estos ac-
tos de bandidaje, penetran en- las casas una dos
mujeres acompanadas siempre de un hombre
muchacho que son los encargados de registrarlo
todo, en- momentos que todos estan entreteni-
dos. Sin otro particular, ordene su atento g. 9
y amigo,-H CorresponsaL"
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Suplicamos q don Antonio Rodas, de Baya-
mon, NOS remita ST que adeuda por impresos des-
de el l6 de Diciem bre de 1892. lO-l