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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10
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Va@SspS' Elk Jefe de clinca del Institute Oftal-
mico de Madrid ochq amos de pacca ofrece los serv
clos de su especiaidad. d.-PoNcE:-Puerto-Ric
Ell apreciab;e joven don Celedonio Carbonell
y la simpatica se6orita Elena Pujals Carlo nos
participant desde Cabo.roio su efectuado enlace
Que sea por muchos amos.
Nos escriben de GuraDo que lo ha sido acep-
tada la dimisi6n del cargo de Secretario munici-
pal que present6 Ell senior Colon y designado para
sustitulrle internamente al senior Cordoves Be-
rrios. Ha sido generalmente bien acoeido el NOM
bramiento del refsrido Secretario.
Don Silvain Lagarde, de San German, nos
participa que ha vendido su hijo don Francisco
las dos casas de comercio que tenia establecida
en- aquella ciudad. La nueva firma Sc ha hecho
cargo del active pasivo de las mismas girarS
bajo la raz6n de don Francisco Lagarde.
El PARIS BAzAR, Eortaleza q acaba de reci-
bir un surtido de abanicos verdaderamente pre-
ciosos, contandose entire estos el renombrad0
Abantco Mariposa Imperial que es en- verdad
una cosa de gusto Las damas de buen tono
deben dar un paseito por el Paris Bazor.
Para adelantar las noticias Puerto Rsco e,s
Madrid recibidas por correo.de hoy, deiamos pa
"a mahana la publication de la calta de nuestro
buen corresponsal Ur60nus en- Ia citada Corona.
da Villa
Aver Sc inauguraron CON toda solemnidad
los nuevos salones del apreciable Centre Gallego
de esta Capital.
Han resultado eecto senadores por la isls
de Cuba, los senores sigulentes:
Habana.-- Marques de Pinar del Rio, conde de
| la Mortera Pulido. Pinar del Rlo.--D. Patri
clio Sanchez d. Federico Bernaldo de Quir6s.
Santiago de Cuba.-Teniente general don Luis
Pando ministro togado del cuerpo juridlco de
la armada D. Juan Miguel Herrera. Matanzas.
Senior marques de Bellanary D. Jovino Garcia
| Tunon. PuertoPr Prfncipe.--D. Jose de Granda y
ID. Antonio Batanero Santa C.ara.--D. jose
Pertierra, marques de Cienfuegos y d Jose Ferre-
ras. Arzobispado de Cuba.--Senor Arzobispo
Obispo de Madrid Alcala. Universidad de la Ha
bana--D. Bernardo Portuondo. Sociedades Eco.
n6micas--D. Jose Fernando Gonzalez
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Para adelantar las noticias Puerto RscO err
Madrid recibidas por correo.de hoy, deiamos pa
ra mafiana la publication de la calta de nuestro
buen corresponsal Ur6anus en- Ia citada Corona.
da Villa.
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,Cen0nt0.

Nos escriben de Manati, que 81 sehor Gober-
nador quedo altamente satisfecho del estado en-
que halo la escuela de nifas sargo de la profe-
sora dona Carmen Domingo de Barreras, q la que
prodig6 mercedes elogios. El sshor Gobernador
rocomend6 al municipio la construction de un
matadero una carnicerfa que no existen en-
aquel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

Nos escriben de Isabella que todo yopOy sc
hacfan ALI preparativoa para reclbir dignamea,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

El vapor Rannoch cargo On Ponce para
Nueva- York 500 bocoyes l7O.l08 kilos azdcar y
"A barriles 1864 kilos achiote. 81 ~. g. ~
llaverde para Ia Peninsula, con trasbordo en- esta
Capital 795 sacos 64.3S6 kilos cafe. 2.6l9 sacos
242.l97 kilos azdcar 2 cajas 20 kilos tabaco,
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La velada que prepare en- honor de ls
Junta de Damas organlzadora de las iestas d.
"a Mao tendra lugar del 20 al Is del corriente
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4.. sa.ss ls'a' de- de- resS'' Pas v.ps' Sa
$3.50 quintal. Ofrecen: z
B0Q9gerO u GtS2e112'N
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Fran elias dos, solamente dos, tan j6venes y
bellas como amables distinguidas Con sus
yestidos blancos como las espumas del mar, pare
clan gaviotas de picos de orc que se regocljaban
con 81 tempo hermoso bonanclble
Ellos. ... eran varios Y representation Rell-
oi6n Fomento, Gobernaci6n, Hacienda, Guerra,
Prensa hasta al immortal Daguerre
Ell lugar de la escena era encantador. Ca
paz de hacer olvidar Ia prosa diaria de 10 vida,
para dar expansion al espiritu con Ia poesia del
passage; de la paloma qle arrulla oculta en- 81
follaie de Ia brisa saturada de perfumes; del sol
Que uuiebra sus rayos de orc sobre la 1nquleta
superfcie del vecino rio; de Ia inmensa techum-
bre azul del firmamento; de la alfombra de esme.
raldas que se tiendepor el suelo.
Figuraos un arbol corpulento cuyo follaJe
intercepta los rayos del sol, su tronco un
ndmero de personas alegres bull1ciosas al rede
dor de una mesa donde hacienda pendant man
iares esouisitos campan el Jerez y 81 Logroho
rivalizando CON el Burdeos el Borgona
A la izquierda, 81 rio sombreado por un bos
one de palrnas reales; mas ALA las espigas del
pasto azotadas por la brisa una aldea de pesca.
doras que lleya Dor nombre el del sitio donde el
Medard de las Catacumbas daba sus citas....
En- lontananza los torreones y las carcomidas
murallas de la Capital rorinquena recordando as
vieias anenas de las castillos feudales
Que panorama mas hermosol lQue bellos
son. /. . los s6lidos los liquidos que SO consul
men asf 80.
" que grato el jugo del caracolillo cuando
10 sirven agitan con Ia cucharilla manos aristo.
craticas con ufas color de rosa!....
Cuando las seis de la tarde pisamos la dar-
senas de los botes una voz sallendo de muchos
labios 4 Ia vez decia simultaneamente sefalando
hacia Palo.seco:-Que Sc repita! lQue Sc re.
pital....
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Con carga para varlos y la correspondence
p1blica entr6 esta manana nusstro puerto sl
vapor correo de Espaha ALSaso XII.
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Donde mejor Sc come en- la Capital de Puer
to- Rico es en- ell restaurant La Catalina S. Fran
cisco Sc.
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Cambios del Banco Espanol fjados en- Ia of.
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy & las de la
tarde:-Espafa, l31 pS
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Nos escriben de Santa Isabel que no Sc ven
den en- aqnel pueblo libranzas de Ia p ensa
Lueve mucho por aquellos departamentos.
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Aver Sc inauguraron CON toda solemnidad
los nuevos salones del apreciable Centro Gallego
de esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

III vapor espanol Rata cargo en- Mayaguez
para 10 Peninsula 333 sacos cafe con 2852O kilos
y sos sacoe con 599O3 kilos azdcar
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Cuentase que una carreta que cruz6 cargada
esta manana por Ia calle de la Fortaleza, fue de-
jando dos grandes zanjas por donde pasaban sus
ruedas en- 81 nwevo encssaado practicable en- dicha
via.
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Sc ALoUILA

planta baja Ia 81 cae Foraleza esquna
Ia Plaza de Santiago Daran razon la msma calle
no 6S. 81
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A. RAUScHENPLA7
San Juan Puerto-Rico.

Y E " II r..
Arroz Hamburgo.
Arroz Japon.
Cerveza "Pale Ale"
" idem "Elefante." ]"
Pintura verde.
Hero galvanizado.
Arados alemanes.
Pianos alemanes.
. ,Cemento.
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Aver pasaron un d1a de campo en- las cerca-
MAS de Catano los sehores Intendente General de
Hacienia, secretario del Gobierno General y sus
bellas y distinguidas sehoras. Nosotros por una
feliz casualidad tuvimos el gusto de acompahar-
loa una gran parte de la tarde
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En- Comerio no hay hbranzas de Ia prenss
para 81 expendio pdblico
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fallidos q resto pendiente de cobro. Del ysr-
e'csO cevrsente Sc adeudan mil y tantos subiendo
las deudas unos veinte mil pesos. Cuando pas6
por ALI 81 sedor Gobernador Ia existenca en- Gaia
no llegaba cuGrenta pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

Por un sefor ingeniero militar Sc han dado
principle hoy en- esta Capital frente al cuartel de
Dfcese q el frente de dicho cuartel serS muy bien
adornado para la reception de los Infantes
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Nos informan que el Ayuntamiento de Ma
natl adeuda once mil pco de duros de presn-
pusstos cerrados, de los cuales se coasideran mil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

Aver Sc inscrlbleron el Reglstro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Pedro Perez
Fonseca de febre tifoidea, Generosa Perez y
Lopez, de tisis pulmonar, Micaela Garcia, de fe.
bre puerperal Eduardo Valencia Dfaz, de
tuberculosis intestinal
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E Juzgado de Instruction de esta Capital 8,
ha trasladado hoy la casa n1mero 33 de la callt
del Cristo, esquina la del Sol
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ATPoR HABERsE empastelado Ultima hora
hoy nuestra secci6n de Harssdades, nos vemos en-
81 case de suspenderla hasta mafana
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Green en- Ponce que Sc esta sobre la pista del
asesino del sehor Cotorruelo Esta preso un in
dividao de p6simos antecedentes, llamado Cos
me Santiago, de q ahos de edad, que va sc
ha visto complicado en- 8 processes. Con
ira este individuo hay denuncias que le hacen
muy sospechoso.
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El del corriente tuvieron lngar en- Ia Au-
diencia de 10 Criminal de Ponce tres juicios Ola.
les en- otras tantas causAs segudas contra nuestro
amigo 81 director de La Dsuocracsa, quien de.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

Las obras de la Estacion central del alum.
brado electrico avanzan rapidamente.-- estan
montados dos poderosos dinamos y Sc esta termi.
nando 81 basamento de piedra donde van coloca.
dos los motores La caldera, que es de 10 mas
perfecto en- su clase, esta terminada Ia montura,
y casi punto de concluir el revestlmiento de
mamposterfa. Sc trabaja SIN descanso para que
fines del presente mes, pueda brillar Ia luz en-
toda la ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

El senior don Ricardo Mendizabal ha renuI
cado la presidencia del Club de Regatas. HI
mos dido asegurar muchos socios que siente
| Ia resolucion del senor Mendizabal
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Nos escriben del Corozal que un honrado
jornalero del pueblo fus conducido la carcel por
suponersele autor del robo de un cortaplumas !
un paraguas, prendas que parecleron despu6s
Ell que nos escribe hace muchos concentrates de-
case pregunta quien es 81 responsible del per
juicio moral material que ha recibido 81 lorna
lero en- cue ti6n.
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AW En- esta redacci6n Sc acaban de recibi
algunos ejemplares de las novelas MGggdrstG e.
edIci6nl Ia E,slutada del 1TongsG E7 Issoyo d
Cofrcss por 81 Or Tyancb SO venden los tres to
mos por un peso Is centsvcs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-10

Pasajeros negados esta manana por el vapor
correo Alfonso XIII; de Barcelona, Antonio Ca
banas Julia Valdenoti; de Cadiz, Rafael Grana
dos hija Leon SAM, Petra Imesla, Emilio Ma
varro, joaquin Masen Manuel Diaz, Dolores Gar
cia hijos SIS soldados; de las Palmas, Fran
cisco Bernardo seiiora hiio-
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Ri apreciab,e joven don Caledonia Carbonell
la simpatica seforita Elena Pujals y Carlo nos
participan desde Cabo-rojo su efectuado enlace.
Que sea por muchos amos.
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Don Silvain Lagarde, de San g
participa que ha vendido su hijo dol
las dos casas de comercio que tenfa
en- aquella ciudad. La nueva frma /
cargo del active y pasivo de las mism
bajo la raz6n de don Francisco Lagal
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Dice un peri6dico de Nueva. York:

Hemos sido favofecluos con un folleto pu-
blicado en- Macorfs del Este (santo Domlngo) y
tituado "Apuntes so6re las ventaos que reportarsa
la RepGblaco Domanacamo estrechor neds sus re.
lGcsones EspadSa". Dicho folleto, obra de
nuestro amigo don Arturo Salguero Font, fu6
leido en- la fiesta del aniversario de Ia sociedad
espafoa Obreros de Ia Proteccs6n, el II de Mario
pasado Lo leeremos con gusto
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te 8. e. eli Gobernador Y ESQ que 8. &. solo
pasaria sin detenerse por 81 referido pueblo.
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Sc cotiza cafe en- Ponce desde $2744 hast
$2s por extremos azdcar moscabado clara
81 $4d; rehnos de $31 $38 mieles de So
%35.
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Elk Jefe de clinica del Institute Oftal-
mico de Madrid con de pracca, ofece
clos de su especiaidad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Peculiar Power. of Some birds.

The faculty of remaining stationary is
possessed in a pre- eminent degree by the
kestrel, which, from its habit of lowering
in the air, has gained the name of The
windover. 1t hangs in the air poised
over one spot, with out-spread wings and
tail, as if suspended by thread. Other
birds which possess the same power. only
in a less marked degree are the hobby,
the falmer petral and the red-footed fal-
con. 1t would seem that the bird has to
face the wind to hover, the wings and
tail forming an inclined plane by means
of which the wind buoys it
up. Professor Trowbridge has ex-
planned the discovery made by his son
that birds of prey and some others have
the power of locking together those parts
of the wings holding the extended
feathers, so that the action OF the air ex-
tends the elbow, and the wings can be
kept in that position for an indefinite
period without any expenditure OF mus
cular exertion on the part of the Bird
Brooklyn Eagle.
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L!oyd StiN ALisslng.

Nothing has yet been learned as to the
whereabouts Of Lloyd, the thrifty photo
graphet. Cutbirlh, his managing agent.
now under arrest, is believed to know of
lloyd's whereabouts, bat he insists lhut
he does not. lie declines TO say much.
except to insist that he knew nothing of
the scheme that Lloyd was working to
fleece people.
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Mrs. Logan's Home Magazine" and
the s'WeelzlY Union.n

Both only 81 . per year. The Home
NagaziRc Of Washington, d. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John a. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
cal ever printed. The publishers Of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the mapa-
zine 10 its subscribers for mere norli-
nal sum above the price OF subscription
to the weekly.
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The Worlds Eair-The Chicago Inter
ocean,

This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for - year, or the
DAILY BEcoRD-UNIoN and the Inter-
OceG1 for $6 90 per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated in the Iatel-Ccc0H. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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PREFERRED CON no MusI,
our GPP0RgCN!TY.

Dr.. Mayhew spoke OF tie rapid ad-
vancement o! Minneapolis and 81. Paul
as manufacturing points. Heretofore
Sacramento has been aJ disac> aulage
because OF the absence Of water power,
but now we are to have 4 spleuded water
power at our dours, and there is 10 rea-
son why Sacramento should not 20 ahead.
l.. @. Siller said the meeting had Sc
lected a good committee, but the latter
would he able to do more if it had hum
dred thousand dollars behind it. Ho for
one would give dollar for every en-
ploye that factories might bring here.
Remarks were also made hy ;. Laven-
son, +. NJ. Landsborough and Il. Caver!y.
after which the meeting adjourned 10
meet at the call of the Chair
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Combination
Perfect

The predomlnating qualities
of Flayoring Extracts should
be absolute purity, excellen
flavor and superior strength.
Ali of these elements are
combined in a perfect degree
in DR.. Prices Delicious
Flavors; therefore if the
housewife wants a complete
cake, pudding or cream, she
should make use of them.
Those who want the very best
haVorings are never disap-
pointed in purchasing DR..
Prices Vanilla, Lemon,
Orange, ETC., which are as
natural as the fruit from
which they are extracted.
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W. l. KAVANAUGH, Undertakes,

Nc. 5I3 j ST.. bet. Fifth and sixth.
4 LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT
n ment OF Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, CofTius and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders win receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. En-,
balning a speciality. Offics open day end
nighI. Telenhone No 3O5.
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A negro miner at Knob Noster, Mo-.
fell eighty-four feet down Shaft, strik-
ing on his head. The force of the con-
cussion broke his shoulder, but his head
sustained only scalp wound.
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DIED.

MOORE-In this city. March 18TH Jesse z.
Moore. a native of Wisconsin, aged 24 years
and days.
hs Friends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited 10 attend The funeral from the
residence of his parents. corner Twenty-first
and streets, this morning. at II O'Clock,
thence 70 the Church of the United Brethren,
corner Fourteenth ana X streets. where
services viii be held.
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JOHN MILLER

Successor to Fritz & Ainlsrl
UNDERTAKING PARLORS.
Ont X STREET ODD FELLOWS, TEN.
JUO ple). A complete stock OF Undertaking
Goods always on hand. EMBALAIING a
SPECIALITY. Telephone No. 1s6
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more to please strangers and give Sacra-
mento good name than any other thing
that could be done. Applause.
FACTORIES THE GRIEF THING.
Mr.. Arnold of the Phoenix Mill was
strongly in favor of encouraging the es-
tabllshment of factories that will give
employment to laboring people.
HIS VOICE AND PURSE.
Daniel Flint congratulated himself on
being one OF the solid grangers of the
State. The papers liked 10 poke fun at
easy-going farmers who buy alleged gold
bricks from occasional tourists, but these
men are not grangers-if they were they
would know better than TO buy gold
bricks. He had travelled all over the
world, but had never seen a better place
than Sacramento for investment. lie
had city property, and was with the pres
ent movement, heart and soul-with his
voice and his purse.
NO PLACE HEALTHIER.
P. E Plat, President of the City Board
of Trade, had just returned from the
southern part of the State, and spoke
of the sentiment there regarding the re-
moval OF the Capital. He believed, how
ever that if it ever came to vote the
question could be safely left to the peo-
pie. He had lived here for twenty-four
0OtiS anu HdNIu2 tIdNGlSQ all over lDO
coast, was prepared To say that he had
never found a more healthfuI city nor a
pleasapter one in which to live. He
agreed with Mr.. Wilson that Sacramento
has nothing of which she should be more
ashamed than the horrible cobble pave
ments on } and K streets. Six years ago
Los Angeles had worse streets than Sac
ramento ever had, where wagon would
mlre down with half load, but
oil i.,if a
with asphalt. There is no i'm
provement that Sacramento could
make that would help her so much as to
lay good street pavements.
MIR. Platt said he was certain the Board
OF Trade would favor inviting lnanutact-
urers 10 come here 10y offering bounlies.
1t would pay the people to tax them
selves lioeraily for that purpose. lie be-
neVed mat the apparent disaster that had
fallen upon the city would yet prove q
real blessing by arousing the people 20
action.
PREFERRED COIN TO MUSIC.
=. /. Woodman, a workingman. said
talk was all right, but a subscription list
should be opened and our rich men in
yited to put down their signatures for
such sums as they Will give to help at
tract factories here.
Chairman Luhin explained that the
committee appointed was To formulate
some plan to be submitted at a future
meeting. and when that is done then sub
ScriptlOnS Will be asked and CAPITALISTS
may subscribe as literally as Sey please.
AIR. N0Odniau called attention to what
Stockton had accomplished in the way of
establishing factories, ana hoped the
committee would 90 over there and see
what had been done.
David taiconer said he believed Sacra-
mento bad made more progress tonight
thi,n ioI ten years past, simply by awak-
enlng the people iruln tuCir lethargy.
OUR DPP0RTUNGTY.
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WOULD BE a srccEss.

SAN FRANCISCO. Marcn IS, 1898.
NeSSfs. E'eiiist0ek Il LU5in. StcrGB3ento-
u 0-NTLEMEN: In reply to yours OF yesterday,
we would say that we have just completed
new factory at Sunnyside, OF this city photo
graph inclosed), which we shall occupy about
April 1st.
However, we think very favorably of your
ofier, and, If we can make satisfactory ar
rangements, will dispose of the present build
ing and move 10 your proposed site.
sacramento is quite as good a distributing
point for our business as this city, and we see
no reason why factory established there
should not be succes, il controlled with
Judgment and experience and sufficient capi-
tal. The proposition we have to submit is
this Provided that factory about the size
CT the one now completed by us (of a capacity
for about 800 or 400 hands,, with a suitable
lot, be given, and subscriptions to the amount
OF thirty 70 fifty thousand dollars $4,000 to
SoO,OOOj TO the stock OF our company be
made, we VIII move our factory to the site Sc
lected as soon as the building is completed.
Under these arrangements we would be able
to employ between 200 and 800 hands before
the end of the first year, with every proba-
bllity of a much larger increase afterward.
Very truly, JoRY BROS.
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THE POWELL,
THE NEW PLEASANTON,

| Id san Francisco. Il Firstclass Lodging
Hotel; 900 rooms, en- suite ana single; "a and
running water in each room: best beds in the
world. Per day, 90 cents and upi per week,
81 so and up.
THE NEW GRAND, 246 Third street. be-
tween Howard and Folsom, San Francisco;
recently refitted and refurnished: 200 sunny
rooms, en- suite and single. Per day, % cent?
and up. and per week, 81 50 and up.
EMPIRE HOUSE, 656 Commercial street,
San Francisco Established 1S6OG $50 neat
and well-Sept rooms; cleanest beds. Per cav.
20 cents and up; per week, 81 and up.
Be- Houses are open all night.
MWS JACOB HOEGES il Co. Props,
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1lltnErtul4pra.
]. FRANK CLARK,

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1O17-IO10 Fourth St, Sacramento.
EMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
u II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No 1874.
The record-union., 1893-03-21
THE SADDLE ROCK

TIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE.
/ spect. Ladies' dinng-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCkMANN & CARRA-
CHER, Propretors. No. 1919 Second street
beLween } and X. SacrnmentO.
The record-union., 1893-03-21
PACIFIC HOTEL.

BOARD AND ROOM. 81 20 TO 50 PEP
ID day. Meals, 20 cents.