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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
SERVED WITH AN ULTiMArUM.
The People OF Rio Jaasire Preparing TO
Flee fer Their Lives.

hhs Pe0ple OF Rio Jaastpo Preparing 20
Flee fer Their Lives.
LONDON, Sept. ao.-Admiral Dcmellcrs
has sent an ultimatum to the authorities
at Rio Janeiro announcing his intention
TO Immediately and thoroughly bombard
the city with all his ships unless 1t
promptly surrendsrs.
This information comes from the agent
of the leading banking house Of this city
with large Brazilian interests and 10 be-
lieved to be thoroughly reliable. The
dispatch adds that Rio is In the utmost
CONSERVATION and dismay. Citisens arc
fleeing to the country with such OF their
belongings as they can carry; merchants
are packing goods in cellars preparatory
10 following them. The consular repre-
sentatives OF tho powers are using the
utmost efforts to dissuade the rebel COM
mander from carrying out his threat. but
SO far without avail. A heavy pressure
Is being brought to bear on the local au-
thorities TO induce them to surrender. rs
IL Is considered folly TO resist, the forts
being unable to do anything against the
rebel Runboats and tho land artillery he
ing unable to reach them from the shelter
behind the islands in the bay from which
they throw shells into tho city. 1t 10 rec
ognized that To hold OH, means simply the
destruction Of the city without any COM
pensating advantage to Pe,xoto. Mean
time three of tho rebel vessels have
reached SantoS and after sharp light
succeeded in landing q strong force Of
marines, which at the time the dispatch
was sent was endeavoring to take the city
by assault, with probabilities Of success.
viscount D'Arinos, the Brazilian minis
tor reratvat talaurnu,s last nt.rtt u,lich
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
WHOLE TOWNS BURNED.
Terrible Havoc Being Wrought by Far
In South Dakota.

Terrible Havoc Being Wrought by Fire
In South Dakota.
OMAHA, Sept. GA special from Dead
wood, 5. D., to the Bee says: At 8 80
o'clock tho forest fire had burned to Lead
City. The Homestake saw mill and lum-
Der yard were the first TO 20. The flames
were aided by prevailing strong wind,
making havoc among the frame buildings
of the town. Help was called from all the
other towns and 1900 men were battling
with the flames. At 8 80 the wind changed
at Lead and there appeared TO be hopes of
saving the city. Tho fire on the east
reached the foot hills five miles from
here. The ranch property OF Henry
Stearns was burned and also that OF
Charles Trevere. The Stearns family
drove two miles through the flames to this
city. The condition Of old Mrs. Stearns,
Mrs. Henry Stcarns, two boys, the baby
and Frank Stearns is serious, as all were
exposed. Their flesh was burned TO q
crisp. They will probably die.
The fire gaining headway on the top Of
Black Tail divide threatened Central City
and the county poor house. The inhab-
itants of Terry left tho town to the flames.
Everything will be q total loss and the
damage will amount to $4,000. The Bux-
topmill and dwelling house, valued mt
81, 900. were destroyed. The fire Is rag
ing with great fury over a district seven
miles long and six wide. The damage at
Centennial is as follows: Henry Frawley,
Centennial hotel. 81, ZOO; Charles Treper,
Cliff house. 5000; Charles Pfunder,
5000; Henry Stern, 5000; Charles
Thompson, 5000.
Deadwood Is not seriously threatened,
although 2OO men are patrollina the hills
and putting out incipient fires. The Uncle
Sam 90 stamp mill and the town of Perry
have been destroyed. Communication ID
shut of and the full exten, of the damage
cannot be learned. The fro is burning nj
the fair grounds and the stables of the
race track and other buildings will prob.
ably be destroyed. A special train left
here at 10 o'clock for Fort Meade to bring
up three companies Of soldiers TO aid the
Lead citizens in controlling the flames.
A report reached Lead that Runkcl, a
small town 25 miles from here. has been
destroyed by fire. One hundred and fly
homeless people from the burned section
are now at Piedmont ON Centennial
prairie. A number of residences were
burned and several people were burned
one woman SO badly that she may die
The tire near Lead Is under control owing
to q change in wind and no further danger
Ia aupreheulel,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
south Dakota Repubilcaus.

HURON, $. D., Sept. 20.-The republican
judicial convention to-day renominated
Judges Carson. A. G. Kcllam and John Z.
Bennett. The platform afIirns unalterable
allegiance to the bimctallic standard, de.
clares that the present condition Of dis
tress is in no wise duo to the so-called
Sherman law but was the result of appre-
hension and distrust rs TO the policy Of
the democratic party, and denounces rs
unjust and disloyal the action Of tho ad.
ministration in suspendinz soldiers pen
sions without evidences of fraud.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
Tn. I,,tl. Girl Nav Iix.

WASHINGTON. Ind. Sept. GA tramp
has been arrested here on suspicion of
having murdered the five members of tho
wratton family Monday night. The little
girl. the only survivor, may recover but
she cannot talk. The murderer missed
the plumber. 500 being found scwcd in the
petticoat Of the elder Mrs. Wratton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
kruu Won't Go Hack

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2o.-Adolph Krug. city
treasurer of Seattle, who ran away with
si69. 1000 last week, and who was captured
at the 81. Paul union depot Monday even
ing, refuses to go back to Seattle without
q legal fight. Habcas corpus proceedings
were begun in his behalf by Minneapolis
attorneys this afternoon, and the case
will come up for hearing before Judge
Egan tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

MARQUETTE, Mich. Sept. ao.-It 10
known positively that Laliberty has made
a full confession in the csse of the Min.
eral Range train robbery. Hogan made
some statements which are considered to
incriminate himself. King appeared aux.
ious to talk yesterday, but the officers did
not give HIM an opportunity. From n re-
liable source 1t is learned that the amount
stolen was over $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

Any woman who has an eye to economy
in the furnishing her house canno, afford
to overlook the splendid exhibition OF rugs
at VI. j. Conneli Co.. which range from
soc each aud upward. Specially notice
ablc are the hand-m ade Japanese i'm
SIZE. 10 inches wide aud ~ inches long.
for "A. so each,
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Pr..,d-ptIa, Appoiu,m.n,..

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-The pres dent
has appointed j. w. Nichol of Indiana
deputy second comptroller of the treas
ury; w. L. Chalmers of Alabama land
commissioner in Samoa; q. II. Foster
postmaster at Baker City. Ore; T. +.
Meagher at Sprague, Wash.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
Shot Everybody Around.

Tucson, Ariz., Sept. Cool. Francis
W. Oury, q mining engineer and member
Of the governors staff, was shot aud In
stantly killed at Arivaca. Arizona, last
night by three masked Mexicans. They
entered the hotel where he was sitting TO
rob il. They shot him and also shot tue
proprietor and bystander.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

ST, Paul. sept. 2o.-In reply TO cri,i-
cisms to the effect that the Farbault
plan to unite the parochial and public
schools is failure, Archbishop Ireland
said TO an associated press reporter that
the plan Is stronger to-day than ever be-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-The following
teleeraphic dispatch from Brunswick has
been received by Surgeon General Wy
man: "l22 persons have been admitted
to camp; one case discharged. No case is
considered critical. The river and shore
guard is nearly complete. There will be
no need of guarding by other towns and
statcs.n
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
A Better showing.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-The daily state.
ment of the United States treasurer shows
for the first time in two weeks that the
receipts Of the government are in excess
of the expenditures, tho figures for tho
month thus far standing as follows: Rs.
ceipts. S17,272. .S5l; expenditures. Si7,O62,-
900. or the latter amount SS,5ls,0 900 is on
account Of pensions. The reserve to day
is 500, ,6si, ,3l1. Tho net balance 10 now si1,-
sl9,27e.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

CLEVELAND. Sept. ao.-Thc cath annual
reunion of the society of the Army of the
Cumberland opened here to-day vita
routine business session. This afternoon
the members visited the soldiers and
sailors and Garfield monuments.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
Tho chi,.r. .Journ.i, Sold.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-The Erening Jour
nal, the oldest daily in Chicago. was sold
at auction to-day TO Dr. ;. 4. Farrar for
$4,000. DIR. Farrar is by marriage
member Of c. L. Wilson's family. No inn
mediate change in the management or
policy of the paper is expected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
DAlSY'S TWO LOVERS.
An Alteration Arises and All Three Are
New Dead.

New Dead.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-When Daisy Mon.
taaue, o ballet girl at the Empire, left the
theater this morning she was joined by q
man. When near King's Cross the pair
were stopped by . second man. just what
passed bstween the three Is not known.
They talked in loud and angry tones and
attracted the attention OF passers-by. Sud.
denly one Of the men shot the woman.
killing her almost instantly. He then shot
the other man dead aud afterwards turned
the weapon upon himself. When the po-
lice arrived they found the three dead
bodies,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
Archbishop walsh ComInv.

DUBLIN. Sept. 1.-lt is reported that
Archbishop Walsh has gone secretly TO
the United States upon a mission con-
nected with tue welfare, spiritual and
temporal, of the Irish.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21

fore and Is now In operation in over n
hundred localities. II has ceased to cxist
in Faribault through local conditions
merely, and ct the archbishop's own sug-
gcstion, not by command from Rome.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
NORTHUMBERLAND Them.

Charges may be small and the goods
bad, or the stuff may be all right and the
prices high. One Is as bad as the other.
60 TO Connellis and avoid both.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
R.sbali Yesterday.

At Pittsburg-s; Brooklyn, Q.
At Cleveland-s; Boston, 8.
At st. Louis--6; Philadelphia, 2.
At Louisville-6; New York, Z. Second
?; New York, 4
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-09-21
X dnapp.d an Ab.cond.r.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 0-Investiga-
tion is being made into the alleged kid
mapping from Mexican jurisdiction Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04

asH 61 s~fss
OUR FAMOUS STORM sERGEs.
All qualities again in stock.
Every yard warranted fast color and not 20
spot or shrink
40-inch wide. 5ac yard.
s2-inch wide, G5c yard.
A-inch wide, 81 yard.
b4-inch wide Si.5u yard.
At every higher price better quality.
Two colors-Navy Blue and Black.
A GOOD TINE TO TRY OUR GLOVE
DEPARTMENT THIS WEEK.
1000 pair Ladies Cream Silk Mitts. CSC pair.
Ladies' Black silk Mltts. double thread. 25c
Single-thread Black Silk NIitts, stitched
Suede-fnish Slk-thread Gloves in tsns
blacks end grays. &c.
100 pair Childrens and Misses Pure Silk
Gloves in tans and grays, 25c pair, worth soc.
Double finger tips silk Gloves tans, grays
and blacks, SOC pair.
4-Thread Silk Gloves. Kaysers patent tip
ped fingers, white, gray. tan. black, made to
sell az sL50. special price 81.
SPECIAL SALE FANS.
Feather Fans. magnificent styles with sill
yer spangles, colors white. cream, black and
sLOO EACH;
worth s..
Feather Fans, satin back colors white, pink,
blue, lavender,
SOC EACH;
worth 81.
White silk Fans, with dainty paintings, soc,
75c, 81, s!.2j, g. $3.50, g.
SILK GAUZE FANS.
Gilt sticks, scaloped tops, colors white.
black, gray, pink lavender. blue,
49c EACH;
positively sold for 81.
Continued Offering Of the greatest bargains
In HANDKERCHlEFS ever sold in Rich
mond.
ladies' Hemstitched Embroidered Linen
Cambria,
scalloped Embroidered Swiss,
l0c EACH
scalloped Embroidered Sheer Irish Linen.
l2l1c.
Children's Pure Linen, hemmed. 60 each.
GENTLEMEN's.
1000 dozen Hemstitched. Colorsd Border
Handkerchiefs, for 2jc.
Pure Linen Hemstitched. pretty coored
borders, l2ysc EACH worth 25o.
EVERY KIND OF WASH DRESS GOODS
NOW on SALE.
More kinds more patterns than ever before
Many bought at special sales and selling a.
hour famous special prices.
New Perca.oi this week.
New Batiste Havana.
New White Duck.
New Cotton Hopsacking,
Goods Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
Mn1nrf Musicale.

The Washington Philharmonic Quar-
tette will be the attraction tomorrow
evening. assisted by Miss c. 3. Palmer
pianist The following ladies compose the
quartette, under the direction Of Mrs. H.
ii. Mills: Miss Grace l.. McCullock. So
prano; Miss +. Craig, soprano; Miss
Eleanor Simonds, contralto; Miss Flor
ence Stidman, contralto. The following
is the programme:
!. Piano solo (selecteD, Miss Palmer
2. "She IS Pooling Thee" (Balfe) quar-
tette.
?. "The wanderer" (schuberD. Miss
Stidman
4. Scene and Aria" Der Freischutz
Weber). Miss Craig.
5. "Volkslied," arranged by Won der
Stucken. Philharmonic Quartette; obli-
cato solo, Mrs Mills.
6. Piano solo (selected), Miss Palmer
Z. Scene and legend, Indian Bell
Song, "Lakne" Oelibes), Miss Nc
Cullock.
8. Kerry Dance" (Moloy), quartette.
9. Contralto SOLO. ballad (selecteD, Miss
Sudman.
TO- Goodbye. Sweetheart" Qatton),
arranged for quartette and Mrs. Mills
by MIR. w. Gould. Philharmonic Quar-
tette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
BARTON HEIGHTS NOTES.
School Exercises Held and Notes About tho
People.

Major J. W. Rawley has returned.
Mrs. Mary Sadler he's moved into Rev
DR.. Bells house.
Mr. Julius Hobson has moved into his
new home.
Miss Agnes Kelly, Of Kenwood, is visit
ing Miss Mabel Gllnn.
DR.. Cullen has rented Major Rawley's
house for the summer.
Miss Maria Robbins, OF King William
is visiting Miss Ivy O. Fox.
Mr. r. II. Fox has returned from a
business trip through Eastern Virginia.
The Misses Pulliam. Of Spotsylyania'
are visiting Mr.. Josiah Rylands family.
Mr.. f. a. Bloxton. of Williamsburg, Va,
is visiting Or. j. II. Garlck's family.
Mr. W. +. Hemingway, Of Meriden
Conn, is visiting Mir. George A. Minor
The Baptist Sunday school will cele-
brate its anniversary this afternoon at the
church.
Material for the railroad is being hauled
out and placed along First street ready
for the laying OF the track.
Work on the Methodist church is pro-
crossing rapidly. The framework is
about completed, and the beautiful build
Ing will be completed early in the sum
mer.
The protracted meeting which has been
going on at the Baptist church every
night for the past ten days closed We'd
nesday night These meetings have been
well attended and greatly enjoyed. Tues
day night Or. Pitt baptized five candi-
dates. and Wednesday night closed the
meetings by bapuzing his own son.
The Barton Heights school, presided
over by Misses Glinn and Noble. held fits
commencement exercises In the Wigwam.
The hall was packed with parents and
friends OF the children. The exercises
consisted OF an opening address by Mr..
Boyce. and number OF beautiful and
well-renderrd Rotations. dialogues. songs.
etc, by the children OF the school; after
which, addresses were delivered by Hon.
John Il. Massey, Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction of Virginia, and Mr.. j. X.
russell, superintendent Of the county
schools of Henrico The school has had
most prosperous session. and won the
distinction OF being the banner school OF
Henrico county Below are the names
Of the children who won the medals:
Medalist for the first class. Eddie Good
loe; medalist for the second class. Ivy b.
Gordon: gold medaiist. for standing the
highest percentage In the grammar
classes, Kate Glinn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
City Circuit Court.

The following suits were instituted in
the City Circuit Court yesterday:
a. Hoen a. Co. against Virginia In
dustrial, Mercantile, Building and Loan
Association for $3.50.
w II. Healy against 3. c. Bristow &
Brother for $500.
W. NJ. Parrish against Mollie r. Moves
and j. NJ. Moyes for $500.
f. u. Taylor against j. b. Clopton for
500
Judgment rendered: McAdams e. Berry
against Lee, Cullen & Co, judgment for
plaintiff. $3.50.
J. w. Blanton against N. N. Wilkinson.
Judgment confessed by defendant for
sl6925.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04

Don't You Invest in
Solid Comforts?

Why rage and denounce the
weather gauger? Study the ever.
changing thermometerand change
apparel SO as to be on an equal
footing. Discard your heavier
clothing and substitute more sea.
sonable ones. Wemake thisan easy
and inexpensive operation for YOU
to indulge yourself. a clean cut
in every department awaits you.
A special notice Is desired Of the
wonderful bargains we are dis.
playing in MEMS LIGHT.
WEIGHT CLOTHING, as they
will be quickly closed out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
A New Manufactory

A swarm OF bees went within a few
YARDS OF the door OF Mr.. J. 3. Goodies
residence. No. II south Cherry street,
last week. and finally landed on a I,mh
OF tree. Mr.. Goode and his family
hived the insects. and they are now max
ing honey right along day after day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
A PRIMARY IS WANTED.
.r, y, A,srsoF CITIZENS ARE DE-
orprDLY IN FAVOR OF 1T.
AIsrrs Number of the Best Men in i'''"'
oa Have signed Paper Setting
Forth Their Views


The Times had a paper on It's puiieuh
hoard and another in its Office for snort
chile which those in favor Of a primary
election were invited TO sign. one or TWO
gentlemen secured some signatures on
their own account and we append them all
below. II an effort had been made TO
secure them. the signatures Of almost oil
the Democratic voters In Richmond could
have been obtained. The names are as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-04
HAMS. l,e.

AIIFORNIA HAMS. isc-
" Standard A Sugar. &c.
Light Brown Sugar. &C. pound
Pure Lard, Sc. a pound.
Best City Meal. 6Oc. bushel.
Good Tea. 25c. a pound. .,,nA-
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. &c. poU"-
8 Bars Large Soap for DC a.
Pound Boxes Best Baking Powders w
Sardines &c. a box.
Good Cream Cheese. l0c. poune. a..
New North Carolina Cut Herrinss' IVA
q dozen.
Homc-Made Jelly. Sc. a pound.
Home Made Preserves. &c. pound
Carolina Rice. Sc. pound.
s-Pound Cans Pie Peaches. lOe'
Persian Dates. Sc. pound. .n.
silver King Flour, best solo, ""
barrel, or 3Oc. sack. 40
Snow Flake Flour. s423 q oar'~f
CSC. a sack.
Cans Salmon for Csc. o,,
3. ULLMAN's sen,
$50 and 1872 east Main.
Phone sla Price List mailed "a ss'~
satien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-09
Viajs del euhsrnader

ii dla del corriente las nueve de Ia ms
Hama lego s. E.. Ia estsc6n de Hatillo en- un
tren extraordlnario procedente de Arecibo LIE
acompanaban ademas de su personal, el senior
MARQUES de las Claras, 81 Captain de puerto,
don Vicente Caballero y otros se1ores de la vi
la del Captain Corres. En- Ia estaci6n 10 espera-
ban el alcalde senior Echeandfa con el Secretario,
escribiente individuos del Avnntamiento Ell
l.er Jefe de Ia Plana Mayor General de Volunta-
rios, Excmo. Sr. don Juan Busi.
Despues de cantado ell Is-deun. visito las es-
cuelas, el cementerio matadero carniceria que
dando satisfecho del buen orden y aseo que exis-
tia en- todo, pasando luego { Ia casa-A yuntamien-
to en- 10 que examine sus dependencies ell de-
p6sito municipal.
A las once siguio visje para camuy exami-
nandolo todo mlnuciosaments oyendo las indi-
caciopes legftimas aspiraclones del veeindario.
Ocupose de la proxima installation del telegrafo-
ofreci6 que serfa un hecho en- breve la llegada de
los trenes hasta aquella poblaci6n procure au-
mar los Animos y voluntades, como ell medic nece-
serio, dijc, para poder realizar Ia campsha admi-
nistratlvs que ha emprendido Invite los ssao.
res Brussi Arrieta darse las manos prometien-
do ell olvido de 10 pasado, y. y.ofrecendo una copa
todos los circumstances brindo por el bienestar,
la union y prosperidad del pueblo. El sefor Bru-
ssi contesto manifestando que ante los buenes de-
seos del General Daban, ante el inter6s que habia
demostrado en- aIcanzar la union entire yecinos
toda vez que consideraba este hecho como me-
cesario sus fines gubernamentales administra-
tlvos, deponia gustoso todo resentimiento. El Sr
Arrleta protesto no tener ningun motive de dis
gustc CON sl ssfior Brush que aun cuando exis-
| tiera, quedarfa Dorado desde aquel momento
por considerar de local conveniencia la union
de los vecinos
Los concurrentes dieron las gracias Z 8. e.
por sl tacto empleado en- el aspnto ss demostr6
do I'm modo elocuente 81 placer que todos sxpe-
rimentaron.
A las dos de IL tards sali6 s. e. para Qusbra-
dillas donds 10 acompanaron numsrosas perso-
mas de Camuy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-09
PIATo DEL DIL

No se habla otra cosa en- todos los circulos
dc ID Capital que de Ia nsgativa de los asociados
81 Ayuntamiento, unidos algnnos sehores conce-
iales, votar Ia sums que este nunicipio estim6
neoeaaria para Las festas do reception 8. s.
a. A. r. r. los Sres. Infantes de Espahs. Por
todas parties 90 hacen concentrates y conseturas
mas menos acaloradas sobre este asunto.
Dicsse que 81 concsjal sedor don Ricardo
Alfonso 81 defender su proposition senalando 20
mil pesos para las c;tadas festas, 10 hizo en- ter
minos duros, 81 sxtremo, de calincar de malos pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-09
.V.,. e.,. y. j1VEH sERRA''

Procedente de la Habana llegara { nuestro
puerto h4ciA Ell Is del corriente mes Admitira
carga para CORUNA, SANTANDER BAR
CELONA, iguales tipos que l. Compaffa Ira
satlAntica Este hernsoso nsodsrnO vapor q. anda
mas de Is millas por hora y alumbrado por luz
electrical, admitira pasajeros para Los susodichoa
puertos-Para mas informes, dirigirse su CON
signatarlo
6-2 n RaAUSCAEoVkDA1s6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-09
leLIlIlI0N

Complacsmos los amigos que La suscriben.
publicando la siguisnte carta:
Sr. Director de LA CoaREsPoNDxHC1A.
En honor dc II vsrdad y volviendo por Loo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-09
. MANUEL VICENTE

Ha recibido por vapores Alaso, Bsta Aonso XII
una multitud de artie1os utiles Excelente
TJGGRAs DE BISCUIT mayotica marmol:-cR!srA-
--VAJLLAs DE PORCELANA A completas loza de todas
cases.-NAoUINAs para cossr, CAMIsETAs, calcetnes,
Has, ecEsa dedica especial atencion al articuo de
CAAAS DE HIERkO, camitas cunas, mantiene un
constane surtido barata hasta Ia caad mas
rica--RUEDuS DE CAUTCHUT para los YES idos de las
Els Ia pmera introduce este articuo tan
t eegante eytar que dostrocen las teas de los
1raiea --agS-SAN FRANCISCO NJ Al 8-2