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Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11
No Moths in Your Furs.

The Hygeis Ice company has made
provision in its cold storage department
for preserving furs- sgainst moths and
injurious effects OF heat. Furs, wool
ems, etc, will be stored through the
Goods to be stored should be thoroughly
cleaned and packed in boxes or trunks,
which will be called for and delivered as
desired. Rate of storage, twenty five
cents per cubic foot.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

All kinds of footwear for men, women
and children can be found at the largest
Shoe Emporium in the city at the lowest
prices. D. W. CosGRovE & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

The original and only genuine. Whit
more's Drug Store, Sl2 Chapel. ap11 If
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Buy Fountain Syringes, T5c.
Whitmore's pharmacy, Sl2 Chapel.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Look at Whitmore's electric time,
And buy his beef, iron and wine.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Mean temperature, GO.
Max temperature, n.
Min. temperature, 48.
Precipitation o inches.
Max. velocity Of wind 15-SW.
Deficiency of temperature since January 1-34l
degrees. ,.o
Excess of precipitation since January 1-45S
inches.
W.C.C., II. J. cox, Observer.
Note-A minus sign II prefxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
s"T" in connection with rainfall indicates a
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
*Snow is melted and resulting depth OF water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11
VIM. NEELY & co.
NEW HAYES. THURSDAY, May II, Is

New HkvEs. Thursday. May II, isa1
Tile sDeather to-aay-Fazr
TELEPHONE
LOOKING B AC X
WARD may do well enough
for sentimental purposes.
Business looks ahead.
A sudden demand for pre-
vailing shades of Satin, found
many a manufacturer and
retailer mapping.
The Big Store gathered
up here and there-bought
III time, bought enough,
bought what the Ladies are
after. An elegant line Of
Satins, staple and evening
shades at $I.oo and $I.25
the yard.
Another pointer. Selling
high priced Dress Goods
does not imply that we are
out of Ao0o priced goods.
Far from it. Limited dis
play-space is given to high
class goods, but shelves are
loaded with lower grades,
sold for much less than other
concerns ask.
PROFIT AND Loss,
Your profit, our loss. Ladies
Underwear. Two lots fol
two days-Thursday ant
Friday.
Drawers, with fine HAmbur
TT. or heulstitcled Lawn rum
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

A fine rassst oxford for s1.1S can be
found at Cosgrove's Shoe Emporium.
Ladies' you should see It before purchasing.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Bay n Hair Brush, 25c.
Whitmore's pharmacy, S12 Chapel.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11
wEATHER RECORD.

INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
WASHINGTON, D. c., p. M, May TO- 1893.
For New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connecticut and eastern New
York: Fair, slightly warmer, southwest winds.
Local Weather Report.
FOR MAY 10, 1898.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

In plain white, also trimmed with pink
and blue.
12Sc set.
Bargain Table West Stores
The May Musical Gem is
here. Four Vocal and
five Instrumental selec-
tons for
tOc.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Elm City Riding school Now open.
Instructions in horseback riding, leap
ing, etc also horses broken for the saddle
by Lieutenant Carl Becker-Voit, late of
the Imperial Riding academy at Vienna
now at the Elm City park.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

up. In consequen or thls paper was
circulated among the officers, and each
one compelled to sign 1t or lose his posi-
ton. Then followed series of letters, in
which the abuses and atrocities practiced
at the prison were reiterated.
In one of the letters the correspondent
requests Sweetland to send tbs communi-
| cations to the New York World and Boz
ton Globe for publication in those papers.
The entire packet of letters, ten in num-
Der, were read, detailing infinitely the
| atrocities practieed in the Collou and
Jones cases and were listened to with rapt
attention. Reference is often made in
these letters to 'Chamberlain, the old
fox"
/ The reading of the letters occupied
| about three-quarters of an hour, after
| which the witness resumed-I saw by
reading the New York World, who claimed
to have written these letters (Mr. Mullen)
have never communicated with
him in any way. Prior to writing
| the articles I had some general
information in reference to the
manner in which things were carried on at
| the prison from ex- convicts and OK officers.
One of the ex-convicts, Edward Cambridge,
| told me that he was given rations which
were rotten, and he could not eat them,
| and because he did not and could not eat
them he was thrust into the dungeon and
kept there forty eight hours. He also said
that the men in the shop bore the marks
of severe handling by the officers.
Ex. Officer Pomeroy told me that the
convicts were not treated properly, and
that the officers of the prison were intimi-
dated. He made only a general charge,
specifying none of the officers whesh&d
been intimidated. This conversation took
nIaca December 10, after had been re-
fused admission to the chapel.
Prior to this conversation had written
no articles on prison matters for any news
paper. did write to the family of Martin
Cullou, after received the information, to
which I received an answer. (The answer
was here read in which Cullou's wife states
that she did not care to take any steps in
the matter as 1t was too late to help Mar
tiny
Question-Did you ever see any writing
similar to that on these letters9
Answer-None, except my own; that Is
somewhat similar.
Qusstion-Did you write those letters
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Drawers. with fine Hamburg
or hemstitched lawn ruifie
and lace.
Gowns with Hamburg In
sertion. embroidery trimming
on neck and sleeves
Skirts-deep Hamburg RUNE
and tuclzs, extra good muslin.
( Drawers with deep Ham
burg ruffie Val or Point Lace,
in lawn camhric or muslin
medium or extra wide.
Gowns with hemsiitched or
embroidered collars, lace and
Hamburg insertion, colored
trimming with labOf-
4 Skirts-l2 inch fiounce Of
fine embroidery or cambria
ruffie with linen lace.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

Dodge Vs. Kingman, Griffith vs. ]. HOLSTER
Taller VS.. Field, Atherton VS.. Grisgs, Patterson
vs. Auchincloss, Malion VS.. Archibald, Hamlin VS..
Foote Fisher VS.. Mundie, Goodman.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11
New Haven Matters.

anywhere within the limits of the town
for the purpose of q site for a contagious
disease hospital, and also the right to as
sess the damages for the land taken.
Judge Lynde Harrison and Judge Henry
Stoddard both opposed the bill as drawn.
While being in favor of such a hospital,
they argued that the right to condemn
property should be in the usual way and
that commission appointed by the super
Tor court should assess the damages, and
not the city, which would be the plaintiff
in every case. These able attorneys also
thought 1t outrageous that under the bill
as drawn adjoining property owners in the
immediate vicinity should not have dam
ages, as the erection of such a hospital
would injure their property.
The matter was tabled to give Messrs
Stoddard and Harrison an opportunity to
draw substitute bill,
THE CITY CHARTER.
The bill amending the charter of the
city of New Haven WAS next taken up, and
the proposed amendments, SO far as the
condeming of certain land, the appoint
ment of appraisers. and the acceptance of
gifts and the power to execute trusts, met
with no opposition. The fourth section,
however, giving power to the mayor to
vote off tie, in the boards of road, FIRE
and police commissioners met with con-
siderable opposition. Mr.. Driscon ex-
planned that the proposed amendments had
been accepted by the..common council. and
that he therefore presented the bill.
Attorney Herbert E. Benton, who was a
member of the board of police commits
sioners for six years and is entirely famil-
lar with the workings of the same, said
that he did not oppose the bill, but asked
the committee to consider the matter care
fully before reporting on it. He did not
think the public knew that such a measure
was pending. Continuing he said: am
opposed to giving such q power to the
mayor, and it would tend to make the po-
lice department nothing more or less than
political machine, with the officers afraid
to do their duty for fear of arresting
someone with a pull" and losing
their position. Now the men have no fear
and would as soon arrestone man as anoth-
OF If occasion required.
Attorney Carleton e. Hoadley also op-
posed giving the mayor this power, and
said that several members of the common
council had also opposed 1t.
The bill was tabled by the committee for
further hearing next week.
NORRIS COVE ROAD.
The Morris Cove road matter was taken
up at this point and the various attorneys
and Morris Cove cottagers prieked up their
ears for the coming battle.
Judge stoddard opened the case in be-
half of some of the cottagers at the cove.
He laid several maps before the commit
tee. and aided by suggestions from the op-
posing counsel, explained the situation as
he has already done several times before
the New Haven board Of selectmen, reports
of which have been publiehed.
Attorney 8. Harrison Wagner after be.
ing told by Governor Waller simply to
make statement without argument, pro-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-11

F. Thompson drew a bye.
Corning vs.. Il. HaIbert, Kennedy VS. Conn''
Butterworth vs.. Dominick, Cooke VS.. Farnam'
Talmadge vs.. Hubby.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

Antes de anoche prImera hora SO introdu
Jeron unos rsteros en- Ia casa del aefor Ofcial de
ejercito nuestro amigo don Rafael Garcia Cuyar
eristo esquina San Sebastian, lIevandose una 81
la ID percha dc cogar los sombrercs teniendo
81 cln1smo los gus tai hurto cometieron que Ia
lave del portion dc Ia casa hurtada que se encon
traba cogads en- ell perchsro Ia pusleron en- 81 sue
TO- La policla debe vigil&r el sin n6mero de va
gamundos que SO sit6an frente Ia casa del ami
go Garcia, plazueia de San Jose, quienes approve
cham cuslquier descuido para cometer hechos
como el que exponenos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

Han sido denancladas hoy por el Cuerpo de
Orden pdblico en- esta Capital ocho casas por AFRO
lar aguas sucias por los cahos de las mismas: dos
pulperfas POI estar abiertas deehora de Ia no
che un vecino de Puerta dc TERRA por toner
una vaca suelta en- la via Gel tranvfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

-Lo mismo. Voy decirle la sehora Luisa que Sc
empene con su marido el sobrnito venpa avn
dare; ash cuando 20 vuelva 40 to pondras colorado de
todo. ~
-lHe! lheI dijo dejando de ordehar
-INo acabas?
-Pero como quiere que acabe 81 usta esta tan zorra
Yano tiene mas
L esas dos tetas nenas Ordenalas
-Ello no; 81 esas son las del ternero.
-SConque le d1go Lusa?
De6 de oprmlr CON los dientes 81 inferior de sus vo
poosos a1los para hacer con ellos gesto que e
lenguaje de Lucia sgnifcaba como no. en- el
milo, haga 10 que quiera.
III becerro que desesperabaN porque le quitaran
81 boza hecho una extremdad de la manea one 10
ataba una mano de la baca qued6 anchas con solo
alar la ordehadora punta de la cerda Lucia wen
dolo abalanzarse la ube, diio:
ESQ era 10 que to quer1as; cabez6n mas fastidoso
Despu6s de 10 cua entr6 la casa llevando sobrs Ia
cabeza el socobe mirandome pfcaramente al sosavo
= Yo desaoje de una orilla del arroyo una famia da
gansos que dormitaban sobre c6sped me puse hacer
tocado de manana conversando al mismo tiAroro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

a Ultima hora hemos oido decir que en l.,
s2"l6n que celebrara manana la Junta del Centa
aaro, a'guuo do los sshores que Ia componen
propondIa sus conlpaneros que se geatione con
ol sehor Valdes acercs de que haga las instals.
clones dc slumbrsGo el6ctricc sn el palacio Y lar
dimes de Ia Exposici6n, mediante ell convenio de
rscibir una parte del producto de las entradas
nocturnas" Nos pareca gus la idea es f9liz y
digns de estudiarse por ambaa parties resolver.
SO defnitivamenta en- breveSS pues ell tempo pasa
rapidamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

En- la tarde del dia l9 del actual Sc declar6
nn incendio, que Sc supone casual, en- un cafiave,
raj de Ia hacienda "Uni6n de Ia propiedad de los
senores Torruel;as, hermanos, sta en- el barrio
Capltanejo Ponce, destruy6ndose media cuerda
pe cahas apToxlmadamente sin que haya uua IA.
neentar desgracia personal alguna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

La Junts Provincial De Socorros para Saba
M Grsnde, ha tenido Ia bondad de favorecernos
coz III eJeApja" DO Ia M5mcria que b. publicado
2ao1o cEeht& dc 3os j1gres2s realizados gastos
beck@s p7@1 'o 1c:,zx%ci6n del dioho pue{Eo cor
T1:tIvo >:e iEcos1ti:o oour1Io 81 10 10 4 hri, j.
892- Lc :aoT6;a1~ ccz, n2ucbo gustc.
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Hemos vieto una carts escrita en- Madrid el
ola del corrienSo y dirijida por ell dipotado 4
Oortes por Caguas, IN amigo nuestro, en- la que
manifesto que aquel naismo dia habfa sido frrna.
da por Ia kelna Regente ell decreto sobre trssla.
Cayey.
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- NJ U71t7I2 :-7~ Rea oCGen dIspo1la"7
q~o ea 80: q 3uad~o de reo.opjazo de este dis
t"*sc cen IN @~1l1ut3 coronej, Gos commentaries
tco3 c&7lt&2 os Y t~2e 3ubalternos del arrna de in
fa"t~~(#, Irc'uyc4do ol primer proyecto r.
p1aeop"cHto de "sta is!a, qae ge redacto la Cant.
dad 9u6ctonte para subvsnir los sueldos do lot
aobalGe9nos, Una vez que el de los commentaries '
capit@nes fguran va On 81 actual elercicio, &
del tenlonte coronel haEya credito congignado
poT h'oar ano de esta clase esta isla per refor
ma de plsntiila,
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Fueron detenidoa ayor por la polic{a en- eata
Capital los individuoS Guile NO OrtA, per eac&,s
por intentar hurtarle una peseta & Felix Me-
dina; Oornelio soler (a) sofoco, por promover
sscandalo delante del battalion de Voluntarios
d'"~ "~ ar ~"',' romper en- union de- ntro IA
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Or4tn y" la s::@2> s&EA u>hana: Jofe ca ila
81 Uon@ld@rt> <Sel :.ct:]ltn d. Ia Fatzls d2n T.
m@1 B4-u4-. #-.::c: g. b:e9ir>:. 2-4n2ar Cat:
del - a1tiJo+.:'. 9....'ul@ loj r2Iseio de- 3ant
<'ata!ioa, POI 90 IL P@tcia. Faseo &c coayai.
3lents:2 u 2a GEL" 'a. 1".syDo bat2'6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

OoServaciones met0orologlcan vorifcadaa aver
on Ia Jefatura de Obras pdblicas: Maxlma oaro
metrlca 76O,ll Mlnima idem, 1921; Maxima
temperatura Ia sombra 3O'5O; Mlnima id. id.
1880; Maxlma idem 81 Sol, $3.50; Humedad r..
Iat1v2 IT; Aqua caid%. 600
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facultades la Corporation municipal Junta de
instruction, Las cuales deblan haberse concretado
excluslvamente remitir Ia instancia CON los in-
foxmes correspondieutes
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nj 015 I8 0al c0@E25nt1 las 3 d. L. tarde
oEeclo ahogada en 81 caao del ZIG Japaxuss
jenomlaa"o LIS <>omp4erts" b&rrio del Guava
'2l, "U&na DIsz la n&Ua Boait&cia Gonzalez de
>oho ahos dc ed*d, 81 mistno dla Ia On 81 on
51 y, 0el p4oolo ma muler oe alguna edad Lamada
G'ena La iDglasa". Ei Juzga 10 municipal nro-
. do al lev3nt% mi9hto de los >dGveres & con
secuencia de las diligonciaa oua lnstruya' seD an
6 ,eotran detenidos neon unicados vsriog in
3lvlduos por suponerlos ccmplc&dos en- Ia n1uer-
to de Ia segunda
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-. hxTraordlnarla fr9 Ia coneurrencia que inva-
di6 aver TODD 81 d{a el Oarrouael eituado an Ia
P'aznel% de Santiago; propietario el sef1or C&.
no. trsta' el ola de Ia inauguration del monu,
mento Colon en aquela pIazueIa: adornar visto.
samente con banderolas g&llardetea, pintarlo &
lumlnarlo con luz ei6ctrica en- los dias que du
re el festival
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

Ell vspar Cosme de Herrera, eegun telsgrama
Secibldo de Mayagaez, amanecer6 aquf mafiana
y saldra para Puerto Plata, Haity y Cuba hasta
la Habana, mafana mismo lss S de L. tsrde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

El teatrito de vorano que docirnos On ot3..
lugar va 4 construrse eata Capital paya las
hestas de la Exposition, Sc bausizara CON ol no1a,
bre de General Dobde
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

On amigo do Caguas noa suplica pregunte.
mos gus pasSr% al reloj pdslico de aquella Villa
CUE pnas wees eeta atrasado, Ia mayor parte del
tempo parade
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

Nuestro estmado amigo do1 Juan I. >pcx :.
AIonso director de la Escuela Normal S,,ptr1o~
de Maeatros de esta Isla, ha side nonbraco, por
Real Orden feeha del meg ACTUAL, Cabaliero de-
Ia Rsal diatingujda Order de Cxrlog III lie
damos Ia mas cordial enhcIabuena pvr tan jupss
recompensa sus muchos huenoa sarvlaior y
neritos profesicnales.
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VAPORES Que Sc eaoerau: 81 exn C.e

=, V8r 01sH.o q0o Sc s7Psra1: ri esp. Cos1oe
tfeTTer@ este vapor sfg6a a.: p, t:cya su ocngl1,
a~tat4o, es p~ob@ble ~ 7%l}.>o ;)a H. Haos.>a
CON dos tr"a dla@ - rSv.~@c. 4 ut:
o0odece el quo &us 10 h"ya tc,u :uo cn,>.1<
Ell esp, A0s7&s por hah@r tec,to qna a:ua
on dlque no pnedo &@>r IL l% Aa >a"4 .1ac1, Il, .
ael presente sagdn nns p~>':2':] @1 &r~4' q
faro. Il! espanol ,fuon F.~gy ne @-..::.<
Ia Coruha e l. dol &ctGs! s7x3@> ..> t.. ~ /, g..
2uorto. III esp Ldc to2.{a anu@c 2.1> ST e@l:Ia a..
Liverpool para eata 'Hj# 81 &C. cu@..>.t T.
asmAn Ai6sng5& a&i6 81 d: &ct,...s .zl 3 :.
man via St. Thomas para ess4 lis. r.. Ia IL u.g.=.
ssldra entertainments de Lverxo, :; p2-: eYt;: &. q
del que rlge seg1E cablegt ANA r@3ibido per 49,:
eonsignatarios.
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Nos dleen dc Hate 4rande: IPue1e aer
Concojal S<ndico de este Ayuutamiento don
oeneroSo Morales I igo quo fgura como insol-
vanteT Hats csh&l(ero en 8 de julio. SO di6 dc
oaJa CON l@ pFeaeutselon dc las esssituraa de tr&s
r&so &c todoS Gus benes sin habaF> >satlsfecho les
dezechoa ra&lea 4ha podido ol Ayrntamicnto
~%ltar estes 52j>H 4,n as<nr regiAl1adas las refs
r.dan nsrl itn.a ~ -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

El seffor General 2 Csbo hs recibido nor al
vspor Cssd99 de Cadss cuatro cajas de excelente
VINO dc Jerez de Ia antigua casa cosechera do
GarVey, cuya fundaci6n data desde fnes del al
gio pasado Entire esos vinos fgura el Jerez anon
tliiado' Moscatel, Jerez Viejo Pedro Jimenez y
sooos eiioS Sc exhibir&n en- la pr6xima Exposition
por solicitarlo asi la casa interessda.
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y un sUao44-> a>~'
Cj6 yer donde tsnto
: dijo, SO habla ln-
n qua de I'M mo-
8 Capital 81 aIcalde
:e, ha sido llamado
Puerto. Rico es en-
Francisco Sc.
penaador de Pom .
SenhuaE un Supi0'
to { denunciar
. Ia hygiene que
Eja1os sz Ia esf
hoy & ias 5 d.
% de alcalde ds
10.
.ez fechado el
uS:
sd&d del anti
Martin Fer
su propia so.
q extlnguir
Ia Audiencia
nr delito dc
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Ha ccmenzaoo repararse 81 paseo do Co.
vadonga los aaientos que SO encuentran en- Ia
P'e zuea de Santiago SO trasladsran squel paseo
PohleAdo otroR nuevos an Is refarids nLazrela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

Nos dlcen de ATecibo: "Se teme en- esta vi
nne el crlnen horroroso de Ia muerte
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Ter I v&poE l7s4d21: 80 0E7Ez c2rgj@os4-a
los ao0oIos Ah4t1aG& y la, uo 9v<e con5o?co
han N"g&'so j&2 c4isa 2on H5,oe e}aasinacIoa rara
p b'bllotsca de <~ayey, consaqu5aon on ioa Minis
5erlos po1 81 act'yo DpusAto don Francisco Gsr
cla Molinas
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Cepillos para la cabeza, para ropa,
para los dlentes, para la cara, J perfur
debe comprarse en- las quincallas de J
y Compahfa.
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Navldad q Luila SO SAGA cualc
gordo. III asnnto es indiscutible.

OSA EFlCAZ MEDICtNA de yt
la tEEna1 lo" enfarnos sin Ia msnot I:1loa
Vsle'.cia, VanezusIs, Jrnio wv
s*nores scott y Bovine, Nuevd
eenoie5: La ImpoItante circular de
dltimo lleg0 mi po1er op0rtunameni -
sado recetO ID exeeIente Er.uSiG,e Is N
sl1mpre los mcjores resuItados en-
preparation mny yaliosa, pues makA
dcina para todos los casos en- que Sc
gado de bacalao, La tOman los enfermo
nancta, la cual cOgtituye ipcon estable
Ventaja. En- tai virtud, pueden ustede-
que cOnt1nuar6 siempre prescribiendo dlcn - =
Jengo el hOCor de suRcribirme de Vds. at& r
.. B. 8. M.-Dr. ). CcEGa4 AN4S
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pch1endo otroS nuevos sn Ia refsrids pIazuela
sabemon por bueu condacto que hasta IL fe
cha' Ia junsa de lss festas dol CentaAario nc h
celeorado ning6n acuerdo CON Ia coupaGla dc loa
terrocsrriles, para tener rebaa de precios en- lc1
trasportes de pasajeroa durante les tres eses qua
oure La Exposicion, con blllstes dc ida vueIta,
Vaieaeros por el mismo tempo como 90 ha he.
cho aiempre en- todas las festas da eze g9nero Que
se han celebrado en- diversas parties Els de lanen
taE que la Junta hays olvdado practicar esas ges.
tiones, de importantlsimo resultado, pues sc
Rumentsria considera elements 81 n6mero de
Vlsltante5 Y 10 peor es que probablemente, va
sera tards para intentar Ia formation de tarlfas
especlaes, por que no hay tempo para alcanzar
el permlso de Ia direction de los ferro-carri
les en- Paris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

: Homos reclhldo u2 eIegaote foIleto de trein,
ia paglnas que LIS terido Ia atsnci6n de enviarnos
nuestro amigo el dcctcr don Guilermo Wives,
acredltadlsinao espoc;2igs& en- las onfarnnedades
de los oJos. En cl ref3>ido folloto % comprueban
Ia habllldad intaHgencia del oculiata gno hijo
rs ID Cl1oad dc Ponce' Las operaciones que ha
practjcsdo la HAGEN ocupax uno de los puestos
mas distlnguidos ont:e ios cue 10 dediSan Ia NO
table especlalldad do devolver 81 precjoso don de
Ia vista.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

. 1--917l- ~ = ..a-1-~IA o-E1I 08I puasto de
<Aat~ lsaf%l 1uo e3o2>1@do 81 dia 20 4e] corrieo-
;. cx el CANINE u 2c1o pU3blo Sa4n&3, el Ca
1ayeI "o fr@nc,~2o k*>ez, na1ural Y v8cno de-
Joncos que aD1~ s~ .n2I13r"nAo Ia carlaad pdbli.
"a Fe anpone oU~ 81 x@:c3t~ 2A id . natural Dor
10 h >55 >2le onc@Ht1&5o >8s'1G %!eung. n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-24

;usto de ssludar Anuest~os
ioctor don 1sidrH A. VI.
A. DaneUa, que gressrhn
sia ds Yabucoa