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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
PRESENTED WITH A MEDAL.

MT. J. N. Eckle Receives Handsome
 Present at the German-Am merican
 Association Entertainment Last
 Evening.
 The German n-Americsn association gave an entertainment and sacred concert in Harugari nall last evening. The program consisted of several selections by the Phil harmonic orchestra under the leadership of Professor Fichtl. Several selections were sung by the following quartette: Messrs. Lautenbach, Donnelly, Miller and Thomas D. Daily. Miss Clara Rsdder of New York city also sang several selections.
 J. N. Eokle gave an exhibition in club swinging and Fancher and Blount played duet for mandolin and guitar.
 During tho evening Mir. Eokle was pre- sented with very handsome gold badge. The presentation speech was made by Henry Fresenius. MT. Eckle was 80 com pletely surprised that he was only able to make few short remarks. The following was the inscription on one side: ''Pre- sented to J. N. E. by the German-A Amer can Association, Feb. 5, 1884," and on the reverse side was the word Champion"
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
MT. Karmarkar,s Sad Accident.

The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. s. V. Karmarkar of Bombay, India, will be sorry to learn of the sad accident which occurred to MT. Karmarkar last month in Boston. On the day of his arrival from Chicago he fell on the Joy pavement and broke his leg in two placee. He was taken to the City hospital, where he Is now receiving excell- ent care. He came to the east to make final arrangements regarding their depart ute to India and to collect funds to the amount of $1,000 for travelling and other expenses ss asked by the American board, under whose auspices they are going to work But Providence saw fit to lay him aside for few weeks. He is cheerful and contented in his present situation. After three or four weeks he will go about on crutchea. Letters can be addressed to him either at the Congregational house or City hospital, Boston.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

W Afo@ AAa> AAS>N
 English and French Main socks, India Linon, Victoria Lawns, Persian Lawns, India Dimity, Dotted and Figured Swiss and all the others here.
 Near Elevator.
 A flutter from the cosy cor ner.
 Five dozen of Ladies Night Robes-odd sizes, but yours, maybe-very pretty styles, were $2.98, $l.o8 now. Another lot that were $2.o9 will come to you for $I.75.
 Black Sateen Skirts, lined and unlined, at o8c.
 Skirt Patterns 2Sc.
 Knit Underskirts at cost.
 Near Elevator.
 It was remarked at the Gen. tennial Exposition in 70 that while inventions for Tightening mans labor filled vast buildings, those for helping woman were conspicuous by their absence in fact, there weren't any to speak of, except meat choppers which made more noise than a boiler factory, and stove filters which would also cut glass, re. move clinkers and pull teeth.
 The big basement epitomises the progress of the last seventeen years.
 Such an exhibit would, in '76, have given rise to more com ment than the Philadelphia water. And the prices are such tha, no woman can really afford to buy crows feet because she is unable to pay for kitchen helps Best Copper Boilers, inch, Sl49 Best Copper Boilers, irc1, si.6s Best Copper Boilers, 9 inch, SIS Wash Boards 1oc. Clothes Lines 10c. Keystone Egg Beater 4sc. Sheet Iron Roastiug Pans loc. Large Bottle Paffor Pride sc Best Silver Polish Sc. Pride of the Kitchen Sc. Bali Bluing Sc. | 300 Toothpicks %. | School States 5c. | 145 piece Dinner Set, handsomely decorated | was SI2 S9, nov S2S49.
 13s piece Doulton Ware Dinner Set, was SIS os | decorations, Ss97. | White China Cups and saucers sc Fancy Cake Baskets 1oc. | Fancy Table Plumbers 7c. Onyx Lamp and Silk Shade si g.. Fancy on Bottles ec. Fancy Cologne Bottles 1ec. 8 Arm Clothes Dryers 10c Best Whisk Brooms I2c. Coat Hangers %. Best White Wood Fails loc. Best Cedar Fails l9c. Basement.
 A pair of Gloves to match your evening dress2 Don't be lieve there's a shade that we can't furnish. Haven't failed yet, anyway.
 Same with Fans. Temple Street Side.
 Hosiery is advancing in price But these lots were bought before the change occurred.
 Can't duplicate them when they're gone.
 Children's full fashioned fas, black Hose, with double knees, sizes 5 to 8H, l5c the pair.
 Children's plain, fast black, full regular made hose, sizes 5 to 8H, l7c pair.
 Ladies fine gauge, fast black Hose, high spliced heels, double soles and toes, 2oc. Finest fast black Hose 3 pairs for $l.oo. onnosits Temn,e strsst Entrance
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS!

1t is but natural to find odd lots from such a large stock as ours-Here are the prices to close them out.
 School umbrellas, warranted fast color, at this ridiculous low price, 25c. 25c. 25c. Could not duplicate them at 5O,.
 We found lot of pure mohair and alpaca umbrellas, former price $1.50 to $2, they go at 75c.
 Another lot, are fast dye Scotch ging- ham umbrellas, price reduced from $1 to A0c.
 Still another lot of fast color gloria um- brellss with handsome oxidized hook mounts, $1 quality, reduced to 60c.
 CORSETS! CORSETS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

weakness these are made doubly strong.
 If you're finical as to fit and finish (can't be more so than we are, though) and find fault, the experience only costs you the trouble of calling for your money.
 Help him.
 A man isn't supposed to know much about materials. Decide on them yourself and let him in- dorse the fit.
 ''The Freshman" reinforced front and back. continuous facings. Union bosom, 35c each, S2.o0 a half dozen.
 lin, 36 inches long, full felled seams, patent end less facngs, full double back, reinforced front, made collar buttonhole backed with heavy linen to prevent breaking, sizes 12So 17; regular price soc. During the sale 43c each; S2.o5 the half dozen.
 s.The JunIor," same as Sophomore but made of Utica Nonpareil Muslin, finer linen bosom Sinserted), ali hand, made buttonholes in neck
  or for ss5o. "The senior," made of New York Mills cotton (the best) 9 100 linen front, inserted bosom with heavy linen lining, solid linen front, wristbands inches wide, all handmade buttonholes, rein forced back and front 3s inches long; sizes IA to 1s regular price s9c. During the sale 7sc, or Ia dozen for $4.25 This is the best shirt made at any price. Have you ever worn our Col lars and Cuffs ? They're not the kind that fray into saw-teeth at the laundry. To bribe you to your own betterment-induce you to try them-the big store makes this offer
 With one dozen collars for $l.5o, one dozen cuffs for $2.97, or 1z dozen each of collars and cuffs for $2.25, we'll give you a collar or cuff box. These boxes are made of sole leather, hand-sewed. If you want them separately you can buy one at the main entrance for 79c.
 No boxes given with these collars. They are Ably linen i've tore one apart and can war rant them 4-ply), made by the best manufacturer in Troy, in all the leading styles. During this sale the collars will come to you at 48c and the cuffs at 75c the half dozen.
 Three special gettings in Night Shirts, kept till now to enhance the pleasure of the sale: l Full length, trimmed cuffs and pockets, good | muslin, full size bodies 39c. Full length and size, trimmed better muslin 44c
 Heavy wamsutta Cotton, felled seams, 5ac. Main Entrance, Right.
 Too much stock, says the linen man.
 Not enough, we think you'll say if you don't come soon. Paragraphs whitfield to price points for thrifty housewives | 25 s4x8-4 Bleached Fringed Lunch Sets, were | 8 %. now g 75. 24 4x104 Bleached Friuged Lunch Sets were $4. .oO, now S3.50. 25c. 10 pieces 56 inch Cream Dam ask, was 4oc, now
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR.

Bargains never to be forgotten. Ladies' drawers made from best cloth with finest hamburg founce and tucks, positively worth $1 pair. During this sale 5Oc.
 Regular 5Oo ladies' gowns for this sale 36c.
 Regular e9oladies' gowns for this sale 48c.
 The $1 gloves at 59c. The $1 25 gloves at 69c. 25o corset covers at He. 5Oc corset covers at 25c. 75o chemise at 48c.
 25o ladies' aprons at He. 38c children's aprons at 17c. $3 children's oloaks at &1.25. $4 ch.ldren's oloaks at $ l.5O.
 Infants Wear. 20 children's oloaks marked down from $3 to $1 25.
 Tom O'Shanta caps were 50o, down to 19c.
 Children's plush and silk caps and hats were 75o, $1 end $1.25 down to 25c. Infants embroidered dresses at 25c. 1nfants' knit sacques at 19c.
 Ladies' and Ch1ldren,s HosIeiY. Ladies' fast black ribbed hose, 12a qual- ity at Sc a pair.
 Ladies' fast black plain cotton hose, full regular made, never sold less than 25c. For this sale 15c.
 Boys' and girls fast black ribbed school hose, 124o quality, B pairs for 2Sc. The 25o quality at 15c pair. NOTIONS AND DREssMA
 SUPPLIES! Ours being the largest notion depot In the city 1t 1s equally we'll known that our prices are from l to 25 per cent. lower than other stores. and for this sale we have ma de still lower prices.
 READ! READ! Coats' spool cotton at Sc. 100 yards spool silk at Sc. Fine Saxony wool at 7c. Best Germantown wool at 12 1.2c, Best German knitting at 19c. Embroidery silk, 25 skeins for 1Oc. Best knitting silk, large spools, 29c. Velveteen facing, price Sc. Covered dress steeis, dOz, 5c. Fast color marking cotton, spool 1c All silk yelling reduced from 19c to 6c yard.
 Ladies silk hose supporters at 19c. Ladies' cotton hose supporters at 1Oc. Misses silk hose supporters at He. Misses cotton hose supporters at 6c. Bone casing reduced frem 12Ac to 6c apiece.
 Horn bone now 4c per dog. Hooks and eyes, 2 dog. for 1c. Feather edge trimming, 6c apiece. Colgate's toilet soap at Sc. SIX elastic web, 7c yard. Seamless stockenet shields at 5c. Featherweight dress shields at 5c. Tooth brushes reduced from 15c to 6c Tooth brushes reduced from 25c to 1Oc, Hair brushes reduced from 25o to lie. Fancy silesia reduced from 1ee to 12 1-2c 8 yard.
 Best soft finish osmbric in leneths of 8 to 6 yards at 5c yard. Best twilled silesis in lengths of 9 to $ yards at Sc yard.
 Linen canvas, worth, 15o, at 1Oc @ yard mHspn. < vnzzDuAu.
 773 Chapel stzsst
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
M0nday, February 6, 1893.
1EW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

NEW AOV VNn1 1o1SH HIN \ 1o 017 Allcock's Porous Plasters-.At pruggists'. Annual Housekeapers' Sale-E Mcintyre & Co., Daily Chat-Wm. Neely & Co. Dr Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists'. Diamond Dyes-At Druggists. Entertainment-Grand Opera House. Entertainment-New Haven Opera House. Furniture-Brown & Durham. Furniture-Peck & Averill. Furniture-P. J. Kelly & Co. For Rent-Rooms-6O1 Chapel Street. Financial-Wordeu & Fanshawe. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown q Co. Great Wind-Up Sale-Mendel & Freedman. Groceries-R. W. Mills.
 Lost-Wages-This Office.
 Last Kall0Linsley, Root & Go. Stock Rights-Kimberly Root { Day. Stock Rights-M. B. Newton Co. Salvation Oil-At Druggists.
 Silks-The Chas. Monson Co.,
 To 4et-Costumes-Mrs Fierabend. Wanted-Boners-Americ Corset Works. Wanted-Cook-l68 York Street.
 Wanted-Cemetery Lott. H., This Office. We Are Headquarters-Lissl sley, Root & Co.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

From to-day until the 25th of this month, when we shall close our last years business and take ac- count of stock. the most extraordI- nary bargains ever offered in New Haven will be found at our store.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

AT H HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH Three Admitted to the Church Yester-
 day-Cake Sale at the Church-Mr.
 Luckey to Go to Florida.
 Yesterday was communion Sunday at the Humphrey street Congregational church and three were admitted to the fel- lowship of the church, two by letter and one on confession of faith.
 The Ladies' auxiliary connected with the woman's board of foreign missions will have cake sale at the church parlors Wednesday afternoon and evening. The proceeds will go to help pay the salary of Rev. kr. DeForest, who is at work in Japan.
 The Y. P. s. 0. E. of this church will have business meeting Thursday evening, with literary entertainment and drill fol lowing.
 The First New Haven company, Boys' Brigade of America, which is the only company of this organization located in New Haven, will give an exhibition drill February 20, at 8 o'clock. The company's band will play. The fencing class will give an exhibition, and there will also be bayonet drill. The proceeds will go for the benefit of the company.
 Superintendent H. P. Shares of the Sun day school, who Is wintering at hia hotel in Rock Ledge, Fla, sent up several large boxes of magnificent oranges week ago, which were distributed among the members of the Sunday school.
 Rev. Mir. Luckey, the pastor, will go to Florida on the 25th of the month.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

The irritation of the skin, so helpful in eountersetinR the tortures of rhsumstism ls pronptly produced by Salvation oIl.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

Here are Bargains which can never
 be duplicated.
 Genuine Thomson's glove fitting corsets slightly imperfect, but worth from $1 to $1 50 each, during this sale soc. Fine sateen long waisted oorsets. never sold loss than 69o, during this sale 39c.
 The Mdm. Foy's skirt supporting cor sets, worth $1 25 at 39c., only in sizes 24 to 32
 Misses corded corset waist, 3so. quality, at 19c.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
A FREEDNIAN,S
GREAT WIND-UP SALE,

Our Stock Is Too aarge and Must be
 Turned Into Cash.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
WEATHER RECORD.
snpIuA5IoHS FOB EO-DAV.

snnyuAzIons FOB <o-DAVs
 AGRICULTURAL DxPAaTkANT,
 OzyIcs oF THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU. WAsH1NaTon, D. O., p. m.. Feb. s, ls93.J For New England Fair, followed by snow during Monday or Monday right; rising temper ature, southerly winds. For eastern New York: Threatening weather with snow, probably turning to rain; warmer, winds shifting to southe-ly.
 koeal Weather RepOrs.
 Yog FEBRUARY 5, 1693
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

Pearl fans repaired at Silvszthaus', the diamond exports, hsadqusztsss for gifts.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

These Shirts are all modelled on perfection-on ssthe Senior"
 Impossible to make a better shirt than sthe Senior" at ANY price. It leaves nothing to be wished for in the way of a shirt.
 The others are exactly like it in shape and fit, and as near like it in material as the difference in price permits.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
Mems FurDlshiDg Counter.

Tnlmense Sacrifice I'm Every Depart
 menI.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
THE GOUNOD SOCIETY. Date Changed to III arch 3-OuIy Four
 More Rehearsals.

Date Changed to March 13-Ouly Four
 More Rehearsals.
 The fourth rehearsal of the Gounod society will be held this evening ia Har- monie hall. The interest taken in the society this year has never been exceeded and the ranks are filled with the very flower of New Haven's musical talent. There will be only four more rehearsals before the grand concert, which takes place March 13, at the Hyperion. The date has been changed on account of the inability of one of the tenors to attend on any other night. Nearly all the spare room at Harmonic hall is filled with spec tators on the evening of each rehearsal being all too willing to pay tho small ad- mission fee of ten cents in order to take advantage of the able instruction of Sig nor Emilio Agramonte of Brooklyn, who has been the conductor for several years. Musical critics say that the "Creation'' was never sung better in this city,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

Note.-A minus sign l-l prefxed to thermom- eter readings indicates temperature below zero. A "T'' in connection with rainfall indicates trace of precipitation too small to measure.
 SSnow ls melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

100 dozen s-s Napkins, were SIoo now ssc dozen.
 100 dozen s.s Napkins, were Si.I5. now sl O dozen.
 100 dozen 8 Napkins were $ia5. now q % dozen.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

10 pieces 50 inch Cream Damast. was 51c, now S714c.
 10 pieces e6 inch Cream Damask, was 6alsc, now 45c.
 l case GO inch German Bleached Damask 47lSc. case G4 inch Irish Bleached DAmask soc.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
To Defend Prohibition.

Prohibitionists are asked to participate in reform discussion at Trades Council hall, 746 Chapel street, this evening. Some speakers will be specially prepared to defend the political standard of the party.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
Mean temperature, 10.

Mean temperature, 10. Max temp, 19; min. telnp.,2. Precipitation, o inches. Max. velocity of wind, 1oNW. Excess of temperature sinco aauary l,-Sol degrees
 Deficiency of precipitation since sIuary l, x.44 inches.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
HuYler3s.

Reillyss
 Terpsichorean
 Art School
 of Dancing
 and Department. MT. P. Harvard Reilly, master of dano- Ing, takes pleasure in announcing that he will give the first lesson of his regular school term in New Haven Tuesday, Oo- tober Il, at veru hall, Orange street. Glasses meet at 4:30 P. m. For further particulars apply at the hall Tuesdays and Thursdays. between and 6 p. m. o7 tf
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
City Guards Masauerade.

CIIy WuaTU'B WdBQuVTHU6s
 The ninth annual masquerade ball of the City Guard will be held at the armory this evening. It will bs the largest masque- rade ball given this season. The commit tee in charge of the ball has spared no pains to make it 8 great success. A cos tuner will be at the armory to-day to sup ply costumes. Prizes amounting to $75 will be distributed among the wearers of the hast coatnmea
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
TABLE LINENS,

T NpLL IINLNDt
 In lengths Of ilz 10 5 yards. The price t3Ac1 Is only fraction of their cost To us
 Also come very handsome Mars si irs and Croche= Quilts. ELich show 6 little ecll- ing the foas-It ngUres their store ap- pssfBncs but once In your hand. thsp come firth like driven snow. Ses their lltle FFi cs. East Sfores Main Floor
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06
Special BuItIes.
10 PER CENT.

During the balance of the Overoost sea- son we shall allow every purchaser o Mems, Boys or Children's Overcoats
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-06

Ours being the largest notion depot in the city 1t 1s equally well known that our prices are from to 25 per cent. lower than other stores. and
 for this sale yve have made still lower
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-28

pie para retrarse anes de sar acerc6 al lecho
y tomando ell pulse Maria dijo:
-Todo ha pasado. Pobre nina Es exactamente Ell
msmo NAL que padecio madre.
E pscho de Maria eev6 lentamente como para for
mar sollozo pero al vover natural estade exhald
solo suspiro Saldo que hubo mi padre cooqueme l
cabecera del lecho, olvdado de mi madre de Emma
que permanecian silencosas tome de sobre 81 amohad6n
una de las manos de Maria, la bahe e torrente de
mis- agrmas haata entonces conendo Haba yo meddo
da mi desgraeia Ell msmo NAL de su madre su ma
DIRE haba muerto muy atacada dc eplepsia IN
curabe Esa idea adueo de TODD mi para quebran-
tarlo 80 49,. ~ .4.s:, f.,~ - xr,s-.xa.-
Senh algdn noviniento en- esa mano yerta & la que
mi aliento poda volver al cslor Maria empezaba va
resprar mas bertad labios pareca esforarse
pronunciar aguna paabra Moyo la cabeza de ado
otro cual tratara de deshacerse de peso abrua
dor Pasado de- reposo, balbucio palabras
inntegbes, pero al fin percb6 entire elias claramente
mi nombre. En- pie yo deyorandola mis- miradas tai
oprmf demasado entire mis- las suyas quza la
bios la lamaron. Abr6 entamente los oioa como hes
dos por luz ntensa ylos j6 mi hacienda esfuer-s
para Medic incorporkndose un instante
despues "5que es?n dijo apartandome ,oue me ha
suceddo2" continu6 dirgiendose mi madre. oTrata1
de tranquilzarla en- que habia ago
de reconvencon, que por entonces pude sxplcarme
agrego: iya ves2 20 10 temia.n t4Esss - asssax
Quedo despues del accsso, adolorida yprofundamen-
te triste Volv por Ia noche avsrla cuando Ia
ehqueta estableclda en- tales por padre 10
tio Al despedirme de ella reteni9ndome nstane Il
mano, hasta manana," me dijo acentu6 esta Ultima
paabra como sofia hacero slempre que nerrumpda nues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-28
Ia V.le:a n.,.s...a. :. e,...''1'.

Ell que suscrlbe tiene Ell gusto de poner en-
conocimiento de los comerciantes en- general y es-
pecialmente los de Ia Capital Ponce y Msysglez,
que teniendo una casa alberta en- Ia que se dedi-
ca hace un aho al ramo de mercancias, Sc hace
cargo ventas comlsion va sean mercancfas, fe-
rreterfa, provisiones otros efectos contando al
sfecto con un buen almacen para los que Sc dig.
zen confiarle sus muestruari0s. Asf mismo hace
saber que por una m6dlca comisi6n gestionara
toda clase de ssuntos que tengan relaci6n CON eli
comercio de esta plaza.-Peplno, Agosto I5 de
I893-.IesGs Ma Gonzdleass --~7..<c<g- 3O-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-28

El sabado por Ia noche los empleados de Co.
municaciones felicitaron su jefe 81 senor Ayu
so por los adelantos y mejoras que, por su inicia
tiva, han venido conslgnados en- presupuesto. E
sefior Ayuso los recibi6 con Ia amabilidad y cor
tesla que le distinguen y les manifesto que no ha
bfa hecho mas que iniciarlas debi9ndose su spro
bac16n la buena acogida que merecieron de
8. e. y del Gobierno Supreme que las aprob6.-
En- esta reunion so acord6 nombrar una comisi6n
que en- nombre del cuerpo SO presentara al Go
bernador General CON el fin que en- otro luga,
indicamos #~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-28
SO BB11orEcA DE ala CoRREsposDrNc1A DE pro-R1oo.'

los prlmeros rayos de Ia luna nacente cua castillo cuyas
torres techumbre hublese desmoronado Ell tempo
FL Amaime bajaba crecido las lluvias de la noche
su estruendo me 10 anunco mucho antes de que egase
yo la orlla la luz de la luna que atravesando los
toaes de las rberas ba patear las ondas pude yer
cuanto habia aumentado randall Pero era possible
esperar: haba hecho dos leguas una hora aun
era POGO Fuse las espuelas los iares del cabalo
que con las oreas tendidas haca Ell fondo del
pando sordamente pareca cacular La impeuosad de las
aguas que SO azotaban pies sumergi6 elias las
manos; pero como sobrecogdo por terror nvencibe
retrocedo veloz grando sobre las patas lie acarce ell
cusllo las crimes humedecdas 10 aguijonee de nuevo
para que Sc lanzase al o entonces levant6 las inn
pacentado pdiendo al mismo tempo toda la rienda
que abandone temeroso de haber errado botadero
de las creclentes E subi6 por La bera vente va
ras tomando La adera do peasco acerc6 la nariz las
espumas, evantandola seguida, precpit6 la
rrente Iii aqua 10 cubr6 cas todo egandome hasta las
rodas Las oas SO encresparon despues al rededor
de mi clntra Con mano le palmeaba el cueo al AMI
NAL dnlca parte VISIBLE va de cuerpo mentras
otra trataba de hacere descrbr mas haca arrba
nea de co1te porque de modo perdda la parte baa
dc La adera era aura la fuerza de
las aguas que guaduaes desgajados Habfa
pasado e pegro Me apee para exainar las clncha de
Las cuales Sc habia revenado I'll noble buto
dio, un instante despues continue Ia marcha.
Luego que anduve cuarto de legua, atravese las
ondas del Nina, humdes dafanas tersas que rodaban
uminadas hasta perderse las sobras bosqnes sen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-28

EpGoblerno Mil.tai SO nego q la pretsnsion de
d. Francisco Guerra de levantar an Kicsco en- Ia
lineas durante Ia fiesta de los asturlanos, pero g
1ncansable Panch6n ha soEcitado permiso Ae ia
AlcaldiA para poner un piso de MADEIRA fyeEte a.
corrador de la casa del sefior Cordero, donde es
tableeerA un puesto de bebidas refrescos. Aque
llo ser& Ia marli Panch6n es hombre que no &c
duerme en- las pajas dice y jura que las festaG
de Covadonga resultaran este aho mas rumbosat
one nunca.