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The evening world., 1893-10-30
one Secret ofa Womnn'. Success.

Some one who knows her well has
said that the reason that Mrs. Potter
Palmer always carries herself SO Sc
renely through the tumultuous meet
ings OF the Woman Commissioners Is
that she Is always conscious of being
perfectly dressed. 1t is one of the ways
of women Many a women has made
her toilet, like Marie A~ntoinctte, to go
bravely through the supreme hour Of
her life, and triumphed. Many a wo-
man has fortified herself for a dis
agreeable duty or an embarrassing
position with a bunch OF roses in her
belt. Life Is never altogether a failure
to the woman who knows her bonnet
Is becoming. And there is no consola-
ton even in the hope of heaven TO the
one who knows that her bang Is
Strengthening out In the midst of trying
circumstances.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
A Wire's say.so Isn't a Divorce.

To tho Editor.
! was married in August. 1870 My wife deserted
me a fww months after marriage In the Spring
or l'12 she wrote me a letter saving the vas
divorced and that | was at liberty to marry
again. Can l legally get married?
CONSTANT EhDER
The evening world., 1893-10-30
They Must Be Very Lazy Girls.

Kindly inform me II 1t is proper for a young
man that works all day and comes from work
at lo.3o o'clock at night, tired and worn out. to
ook supper tor himself and three girls. Two
4 the Girls art OF age. | think 1t looks the
other way. CONSTANT READER.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

Brazil is buying quite n navy up this
way. II she can keep her new posses
sions on her side she may be able to
make the campaign by sea more inter
esting for Admiral Mello.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Faxed ChODs.

Slice potatoes In dish with salt. pep
per. and water enough to prevent burn
ing. Brown quickly IN hot oven. Skewer
chops into round shape, put on potatoes.
add seasoning Onore water, II necessary,
and bake till chops are brown.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
TITO N'nsors Would Eelp Her.

Why does not Geometry" (middle-aged widow
roraIas ,mqloymsnD make her wants known to
the l.'-c d, which her husband was a member
!. she docs so. and is found worthy, she Will
surely ct the assistance she asks Tor
FREEMASON.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

Put three pounds OF mutton In pot
with two onions ami three quarts OF
water Simmer two hours. Strain, add
a little barley, three turn!ps. three pota-
toes. all cut up. Simmer one-half hour,
s'tim, add minced parsley, and serve.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

By the Senatorial schedule, his Is
Repeal day. 1t is therefore a red-letter
day for the National business interests.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
LETTERS.

'7I's column is for he JeneN OF erc-yboiy ,cio
Las q co,api1.nt n mall, Il o~rietGncs 70 ~,eniti1le.
in or'ooh0n n ere, a quogt'oH to ask or Il pnhac
sr7tcs n ar,roRoICe, and tcho can pE ne ,tel
,ui, b' than ~ uyrts. long letters coJgl2. he
irH'A
The evening world., 1893-10-30

A week from tomorrow we shall
know II this years ballots are to point
a moral.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boys and Craps.


To fhe EIItor:
Would you please tell us a way to stop the
boys from playing Gice. We have been trying 20
do It all along, but We have been unsuccessful.
We would he very glad to hear any suggestion
YOU have to make on the subject.
CHADWICK CIVIC, JRs..
&c Delaney street.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
M, Einrrii- Cnpr.

I~ron-gray MORO silk studded wltN
back velvo, lplences to correspond
with the vani"Eni SHOULDER tlouuco as
well as the A,sn collar, ami yoke out
The evening world., 1893-10-30

There's bound to be some more nota-
BILE trotting at Fleetwood this week.
It's a great season for New York's fine
old driving park.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
The NeB Shade Of Brotrn.

Violin brown is the name OF the pref
test shade In that artistic color. 1t only
comes in the high-class goods.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

Spain finds that Moorish tribesmen
ave not forgotten how to make fierce
war
The evening world., 1893-10-30

The going down OF silver purchase is
not a sunset. 1t Is the passing OF moon
shine.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

A dainty bodice Of spotted surah, shot
with red and green, is here sketched-
II Is trimmed across the figure with two
lilos Of cream insertion, the same kind
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PeEs:sz EtIe.tsrhn:,.,a.

w.=EISsToS. Ssps- 2-Peosjoa
CSoDHs5O1er LchTsa sutGi;:ed las
sErG-i report to the Secretary CO lbs
icicrCr- l. sLczs the number {.
p~SrsSousFs @ :hs rails 20 u eC&clS,
= nei insreG= q sa1:i dUr.r: Tie
year; claims Z: tie incrscEs u psa
s:ols sE:g-e', 2;.EI5; ~ st;i:,ic7zl
icrsNEE uLGt.I Ike act & ju-- -.
lSo. there =s-sal-crec $780, ria:-z:
urGeE oCIh hsz1. HER "a us,pe
r'isSieaI clans I~LGinc,51:-.o1:; sd
for PsZ<5oas da:nS The s.sr. SlJE-
"ia-iSI' Iaaue II tic else ctlez-.
sGzS7-S5l.
The Coneizs;uatr .hiLfs The aP-
r.cP-zi G. tur til UcII Czr-l year :
snP!=. and G,E2iss tC- TIE Ssc=l
year & 1885 - z-r-u,U 4: sIC1tSl,-
&1 he ihiIks that fEcu iGCCL tn-
PsusoC Isl -. 6=crez>s- Oar: 10
The izis of the stree the zz- = ten
d=Dcy 10 the Gire-.Ira : a!rcaFy
, m~scI:vs. T2s Co1mi-s:cats tl.rr
defends his "0un= - susrrd.1- o=r-
isia recs5o.s Eraotsd 10y the Fv'ae.
Coz U5ssUrs- Under ih- at Il JGre
81. 1870. sayiEs that lie sought I'm
es;iy and :ai-.y 10 carr oGl tie pro-
visions OF th= La, ci:io- Instances.
AID declaring :fat ;s.-. s@2 o;.sr
ssrh Gructe1 II ViU!L:IoE o Iazt
!=W.
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4 SLoi-t IIi.torY.

AS the la Ing Of the corner stone Of
the Episcopal church wiil he Dn even.
III the history Of Exc. q short sketch
Oi :he Injury OF the church anL the
steps !eHdi: & up TO The building OF
the Esw huuEo u Worship w..t no,
only he interesting 10 the readers III
tbs I:-DEFLsGHTT but Will ruTnish
maieria! for tie future historian Of
CUT town
The lTT ErESDE:-, through the
kindness q nrB. Il. II. Miller aud
Ms. J. 4. McBr.da a been fur.
hhhcl wiki the following tac;s cen
necIed win tho oTgatI zalicn II the
church:
st. Paul's Episcopal church vas
Organized in B!ko Sunday, Sep.
tciuLrr g, 1921, with s.Yeu mambcra
- Bshop A. l.. L~orRfd. Of Salt
Lake, with Rev. W. II. /. !Iough.cn
as the t:st minister. Tho Wuman's
Guild, Which has bcrEe so proiuinsn,
d pa!tIn the work OF the church was
organized September 18Th o! the
Same year. Services were held in
FrDmgn Hall unit! The Christmas
following, when tho con :resation re-.
moved 10 tho adobe building now %
cnP:rJ Ivy IL, nn tho cOrGer OF com
me!ciH! and Filth streets. which wra
fitted ~. ty ..V-.iEk- -
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The cold Iroa Brckct.o

How dear 10 my heart are the scencs
OF my la50Es. ia those coed old days
before silver zen. down; when
hopeful aud happy lived with my
neiGhtors. in comfort aud peace 10
d small mining town
There stands The old whim and tho
shalt house fOIsaken, aad The
cabin in which wo have sung,
danced ami laughed; and figured
the wealth OF the ore that wa
taken, 10 light in tho bucket that
hung in the shaft.
The old iron bucket, the rusty old
BUCKET, the uaeiul buckle. that
gDUGg in tie shaft.
Down deep in the Garth lay the well
hidden treasure, held fast by the
rocks Il TOOK muscle to break; then
Ia wTesti. from thence it wus Il
great pleasure, and each day We
Ia5orcd for our loved ones ssk-.
iis bfH7S ONI cSFI lhlC'GsG, una
that Of the nation, by the power OF
money, ~ intrigue and craft; tho
great crime of.ilvsr characterization
made uaeIeEs the bucket that
Bwung 10 the SHAFT.
How long must we stand it and what
vii! De our fate? Iiow Iorg must
no wHit before ~justire is Joue!
And our homes in these valleys
and m0untaiEs so stately, grow
bright once again meath pios-
perity's sun.
For hard trials ar, onrs, and great
tribulation, we must rise for our
rights by PREF nring n draft; OF II
bill Tor absolute rsn0noiillttyn,
and Eeain uso tho BUCKET that
swings IN the shaft.
The rich money lenders and arch
conspiraiors u Lombard anil Hall
streets that put up the job; with
the members OF ngr who
proved themselves traitors ~ tho
trusting coz EtituUnta, ti,a; plotted
10 rob,
Should have boon prevented our NJ
fairs from ~cn,anglinr, by q ago
takini, the whole ihicYing raft; ard
from the stout fopo by III, rorka
left them dangling, instead Of tn.
bucket that swung Ia tho shaft.
Salt Lake Miniog Journal.
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"NObDtly Knows 40

Here is something Tor our march.
hn.s 10 c12i,nte upon: 4 poddier
wont nli over II ncigbboring to.n sci.
iirg stone coffee pots. Among the
many hcoced was tho hardware MANS
wife. One day when bo went home
TO dinner his vito informed him what
a nice .hing sbo had bought nrd
showed him The coffee po,e. She
thon lssrned thai her husband had
thcn IN bio Store FOR sale a year At
hall tho price she paid Tor hers.
When told OF this nhc said: "Wc!l.
why don't you ai"cr,i.e lhoD? 80
Lody knows it."-Ex.
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4 BLkCEESED PACE.

y few days ago the Rspubi.c ven
;aEel ;he assertion that Senator Vol
colt o: Cjioradc, nho Ind Threatened
the p.otcc;iouis;s Wi.h the vengeance
OF the silver State Seaa,crs If the
Sa=rncn !ax Is rePss.-I. cJail sci!
I g.eI! dea! about HgT ;na; Lev ..l=
70 be passed b. the votes o: Espuy-
!.czu p.ol=ctioDiz:E.
A day or tEo after this prediction
Sas made on the Tcll-sUihen,3-
Gated Story from WazLiHgioa thai
the protection Republicans ID the
Senate we're drawn 70 the sgIPo-: OF
The bullion p"rcaas, b.. Dy the
threats OF lhe silver S:a-% S-a2:ois
% defeat the McKrG.ey oil.
fhe history Z: the Republican Goa
gEess OF !ssJ hag Leyer 5=ca written.
The utter ab.ndoaa.sn: az principle
which marked the Legislation uf that
SESSION marks { Li the darkest
periods in our n=iioaal lie. Proofs
"i guilt are accuEu!aI!ES iss:, but TIA
otter proof is needed than the fac,
tina: Sherman and Reed. tie two
men moat largely resicatio!- fer ihe
crimes Of that day, are now active IN
tho work Of r~epsaIiGs the legislation
which they forced upon their party
along with Ire kiIlIesl. tariff ere. Coz
structeG. Their present action Is
both conteseion and repentance. Blu;
repentance is unasBiliHg. Judas re-.
pented, but is none the less damaed.
ST. Louis Republic.
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Washington kneE. IL :e had knopn
the peop,sz Is WastinS;oa. asJarksou
ind rs Liucoln fal. appreciated ,hen
be would 70; haze uttered the remarks
be had. He would not hare talked
OF the cbsiinacy Of ConSr~ss- ror
would he have talked 81 having Cos
gres< CT his hards. HIS environments
have been peculiar. lie then read
from the Presidect's b;ccraP5! il tie
Congressional directory. tee anthem
ITCHY u which th9r!d rot o. cues
tiorsi: al sixteen years 81 age lie
became an assistant teacher IN the
Me- YORK institute FOR the bI.r5,-
rsad S:exETi, and he sd!cd- = looks
NOM rs il lie had 10; gotten entirely
oye, That idea. iLauyhto-.J In
i>J5 he wen: xcst in search OF ecu
ploymol;," con:irucd re. LIZ; Us
See ~ilh xha; idea 0! The -esI--
Stewart thea read %. "Eu-a=-j
w:ih h:s Ua;:c ~ BGfaio" ULzuzh-
teri 10 sid in The compilation q tie
American lierd Book [LaU:Lter.I
Upon retiring from the Presidency"
the biography reads. -Ae Ecasod N
NeS YORK City aud retuued the pra--
tee u Law Without oocc!ut5 *.
Stewart yielded 20 Cameron O! Pcra
E:.rEnia, NEo spoke ugai1Et the r.
pea! bill.
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CerU&is1al.

wAsHTSoTcs, Sept - = IL the
S-as;s io-Gay Allen CPcpe q Men,
Ia:roGs ed I til Dzkins = tot!zr
which may % ou!Se' CT il2tSGErs
Of slrer CT G5s-xEE Q. Sosd a III
Q: value The LIii also r---EIs tie
Sae-raa act, ard p.cyiJU= ihz, TIE
oErsrs % silEsr nay GsF-s.; i n
the Ei-;- Wbieh le-s2s PER osc; Ger
ssiErsorSge, 10 &c Ss5EG5 ard put IA
tie ~ir-zsur.} shall Ge GEcd ITO
.i4eiarI dg..a=st s- his Es=si:-
Nira=ll =! Or=-ua Iuiro5 -reja bill
appropriately szT.nU T.. the ccc-
s;EGctloa CT tao stem Eevslr= GU
;srs for The P-r.Ec uess:-
The ~rzsJigJ.un OF Piait p: Confetti
r.: toT The c.y:uEs G:I KS ;osa
lsEeE up
Wo.eO;: CT Colorado spoke IL fzvcr
I: bToc- he gE,Ss.cn "a vote,
taoe-H lie 49, -p?os-3 II c!a:-:=- -
the cUl: EE1 {! DETERMINING was;E=.
or 10: the Scale ~suIcG To size
debate II II failed 10 pass enti-
csls o. tbs cPpcarEiz - repeal NUT
Csc.
TIE repeal bill zz= isssa Ut, AID
GSr:e rsuEed and c.ce.ucei Ills
I speech.
Hsnstrorch thsa a56r~Eci the
SE4ie &c opposition - TIE kill
Eo-sz
The re7Or: CT the CCnui;;s- On
accounts, alo: ELiuz clerks 30 uusm-
ioi'ant cconi,:cet, Z aErtcd 10
Loud CT CaIforUie, risIrg TO a
question c, Prtr.;ecc. q led the AIKEN
lion Of the I!aus- IL lie fac. hath.
tao Resolutions c: Izgviry which IL
IE:TOG5-si ever T=ex ago had e..
been reported 10 tie House F.-z.
vas the seaoI--ca calling uTcn Tie
Attorney General t9f the i~rstrEc,.ou
given 10 The United $.a:~= Ds:r;c,
J Idsss aaI Uu.:oI States MIrsha,5
relating to tie Geary Caiac5e Exclg-
s:on Act LnGd EXPLAINED 5by ne
gp-sacd n G1-sua! course by cal.irz
for this resolution IS = privileged
question. bcc-uE= o! the Eear ap-
r!2=rh q PCS lie legislation cu IT,.
suhject Erect JU.J, ard the Eious-
hsd = Ti-L; 10 kEuw rhn. s;s;s hzd
G-eH taken to sL!>-c- thu prtser; OK
~clus:ou L.. R4s,,Gt:cas q Inquiry
"ddTestsd Ia the eais 81 L",aIt-
CI-u:s urGer the rU.cs NUS, be re-
roried 20 :ne IiouEe within 4 Ue-s.
After some dscuss.uo, participated
IN by Oates Springer and &fcCieary.
the Chair Lr.d I0nd's question pFiTi-
legged rs Z previous question on the
resolution ordered. This Sos agreed
70. The other resolution. calling on
the Secretary Ct his rrcasiry for Inc
nStructio7s forxlr-l 70 Collectors 0.
CCE,oIus nE d other officials IL tie de-
p"rtment in reirrsuce TO the en!orc-
lug ct the G'aTy las ; slsn information
IS to the rumtcr 81 Chirese IL the
country, the hunter dcior;ed and
the lumber E~e=:a..ed under the Act,
VAS alsp agreed to.
The House ih-z adorned.
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CNsu RECEIPTS.

IL 10 row limited that tho ronson
shy B'nnct,, tho Ioa,hJJme creature
ia OhkIlud who IL Secretary OF too
Anti.NIco outfit, isn't kick, Il from
his f"sition ~ bc ,Ius, he knows too
much Of the doings OF tho r,st Of tho
Officers. Tucy are all about 40 bad
ns Is 'Huctt and unlosg they stand by
him he viii pouch. Woo Ougnt to 10
Bnpprc,ssd by this gang. Ordinary
";ce would taxi" to the wouds il il
saw tho Soyioty coming down tho
road. Carson Appeal.
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Christian Irt5cTcr Society.

Tic Young peoP'e Of tbs tvwa
Of lilo organized a Lrnroh Il
the YCErg Pecflss Christian En-
GcGycr Soci-t! SIai4. ~; crrocn
The ~i0!.oNiDz officers were elected
President, El!ss Lea Resell; Vice
Pres:ient. Mss ida We'd; Secretary
Miss Nellie Aader-ou; Treasurer.
bliss Edith Tnylor. The Soci-te Will
give 4 pablo e1ter;ainnant at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday eyen-
ins next.
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Tho vcg.OOund vostibulo exprcss
on the Wabash road run into II
frcigh. train yesterday morning on a
edo traok NJ Knisbury, sixty Eve
miIes east Of Z icogo. killing aud
w]Dunding Orct City people. The
accident wis caused w tho brakn
man on tho freight train opening u
switch 10 let tho freight train on. Of
tho siding after tho frat section OF
tho Expfcss train had pngsed.
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Tho Magazine o, Oratory says

Tho Magazine OF Ofatoty says
Either and Neither should novcr b.,
pronounced "I.tbcr" and "ni.thur."
Although sOmuG scribe II TO ulfecta.
ton, " ~ diwny5 gross rgnUrHnac. It
~ gi"atci ~ Ihs Dundgr OF Tor
cgucI IL EngtanI. It low Eugiisn
~ England Gnd CtupId ignorance IN
America
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School Report.

Following Is tie report OF the UyTe-
South Fork schc5lt- l. TIE Month end
ing Sept. S 1850:
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At The Cross Rnnl. postomcc.

"Any lnttois ior meg"
''Wuo's yJu!'
"l'm BUi JcHos'G son"
"And Jour nuTo's JOnos?"
"Ain't ho my dadd! I"
Whhi'0 yer christian Damo?"
liant never jinci tho church,"
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There ia a tramp in Woodland who
has an original uIothod u securing
food. When food - refused hun he
"pems Il tin Jgx bHd throws q sB.ne
mo tho house. Tho bOusowifo is
gi"uyB Glnd to RI8o him food il 10
viii cath tho snake.
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Since the last report five npplicn
tons FOR state land werc filed, em.
braciDg G3T 90 acres.
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Programme Of ErerSl,es.

Fv.,O=.r- : the programme CT
ezsrci-s ior the Is:irE q llc r0-r=-
stone 81 TIA rex Episcopal rh-E-a,
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= s.! fIca. ssLo-l ilI'S....... 7.T'o O.
IIt1 from 70 I IL ts......... ca -
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Ts;=i ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ns

T-lire~ - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
1ietL-,s rss.,sF rits 20 tie ,r,L!i T.: ~
y-Ti.u i.'ts 'EIS: .~fcaTUIu'a H. -=t
sL,tt. dr;.G &c.. Is 3:
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LILLIA:: L. Jo&cs.
IegCngr.
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-. II. NrTTTE.
q. 81.


-.:;I..................i-E 90
Set :=-siE Tee. ..--ss 90
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School REPORT.


Rosa 8~LESASDEf:.
TEACHER.
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D!sEJI.5 EI-:zs

To.-. :ss'E:s"-... ........:""0 =
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JOINT STATEMENT
oF ACDiTOE NSn TREASURED:
OF i.LkO COUNTY
For the Quarter finding june. &c
1898.
s.s-E OF S~EvLDA-f.
CuEL.g c! E.Eg. "
AUDITOR. OFFICE.
g.r = ff...

s..-E OF
Conn C.! EEl.
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COMUNICADO
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE

ST. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy estlmado senior mio: { on fecha Is de
actual he formu ado denuncja por exacc6u
illegal contra ell Secretario del Juzgado Municipal
lie esta Villa, ante Ell Juzgado de instruction d.
este Distrito, en- virtud de las iufntas ilegada
des que por aquel Sc vienen cometiendo.
Confado en- la recttud del dignismo senol
Juez de Instruction, ME we're ca ell i'm
prescindible case de tener que recurrir 4 Ia
Excma. Audiencia en- demanda de justicia.
De V. con la mas distinguida consideration
atento 8. s. q. b 8. m.-Jooquin Perez Acosta.
Vega baja, Enero g de 1898
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E. sehor Subnsp ctol de pohcfa don Manue
Martinez Daz Sc ha pies -ntado esta tarde en- e.
tas o6cinas con objeto de secuestrar ell no ga
de LA CORRESPONDENCE del l3 de Novemb"
pf6ximo pasado con motive de un Comunicad
que public6 Sicinlo Vizcarrondo cue Sc acusa
de contener injurias graves contra don Ram6
Perez Vlllam, alcaIde de Riogrsnde No pu
dmos entregare ningun ejempar, porque la edl
cl6n sc ha abba acotado
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VARIEDADES

Bacalao legitimo de Escocia sin espinas
Buches de bacalao Amargo de Angostufa de-
doctor Sugeits. Tahacos de Comerio de todaf
cases. Tabacos de Ia Habana superiores. Pas
ia Jalea de guayaba del Pavo Real. Alum e,
escabeche bonito en- escabeche FL legftmc
Jerez macharnudo FL Inoeente, Sobreasada, bu
tifarras mallorquinas. Vino de Saint Rafhael
Aqua de Vichy Hopital<> Acaban de recbir ,
ofrecen Cerecedo Hermano Ca. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18

Ha faIIecido aver e. Mancomio de es
: ia Cludad donde Sc hallaba recog;do, ell
apreca ole joven amigo nuestro, senor don
salvador Badrena persona generalmente estima-
la por cuantos le trataron A joven viuda,
81 nora madre hermanos residences en- Maya,
guez, con cuya am,stad nos completeness, les
enviamos nuestro p6same mas sincere la segu-
ridad de que les acompanamos en- el natural dolor
ue les afl fliQa-R l. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18
Recortamos de el Byletin Mercanta:

"Otra volvemos anunciar que el pro
ximo domingo, 22, las de la noche, tendra lu
gar en- los salones del Casino Espanol ell suntuost
bale, que con mot7o de NJ. el Rey a. D. G
ha ordado la Drectiva de aque Centre S.
hacen va los preparativos. desde manana co
menzaran las invitacones de costumbre Va
yam, pues, las bel!as dispouiendose para asstir a
esa fiesta, que tendra grandes atractivos, y Que
seguramente resutara bnllante como todas las
da dicho Centro."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18

Un amigo nuestro reeldeute Gu el campo dl.
;e que es muy curiosa la manera que tienen nues
tros Jtboros para conocer cuando ell tempo anne
nsza proongada sequia. E term6metro es que
iss arahas tejan sus redes en- el pasto. peol
es ESQ, dice ell refetido amigo, sino que la
actualdad esta ell campo de estos departamentos
CON muchos tejidos de las aranas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18

Ultramar la important8 nueva de que ell paftldc
| autonomista habfa salido de su retraimiento."
Nuestro amigo companero el senior don
Alberto Regdlez Sanz del Rio, director de La
Balnasa, &c embarc6 para Ia Peninsula On ell CO
rreo pasado, con la intenc16n de regtesar en- Ma
20. LIE deseamos buen viaIe Ironto feliz re
greso.
Escriben de Sites un colega de Barcelona
que se ha ceebrado uno de estos 1ltimos dias
juicio de faltas en- e cual ha comparecdo un
crlstan que embaucab ba un anciano haciendoe
Greer que dandole dinero para mlsas que el en-
cargaria (y no encargabal saldrfa del purgatorio
en- donde Sc encontraba la esposa del bonachon
que ha sido explotado durante nueve amos por ell
brlbon, cuya conducta castigaran los trIbunales.
Del asunto entiende va ell juez de Villanueva
Getru.
LA Directiva del Cfrculo sangermefio para
1893 sc compone de los sguientes sehores Pre-.
sidente, don Jose Maria Ortiz; Vice .presdente,
ion Jose Henriquez; Tesoiero, don Juan Sana.
brla; Secretarlo don Jose Baez Mat; Vocales:
ion Gavino Sales, don Santiago Rubio, don Pc.
iro Rodriguez, don Juan B. Capriles Suplentes;
don Francisco Medina Polanco, don Pedro Hen
iquez, don Francisco Ramirez, don Ramon Con
zalez; Inspector de orden, don Vicente Medina
Acaba de darse conocer en- todos sus deta
les la estadistica sobre e tabaco en- Francia, du
| ante el ano de 1871. La cantidad de tabaco ven
dida por ell estanco ha sido de SO l57, ,O6l kl6gra
mos; ell producto de la venta fu6 de 372 l64 757
frances. El promedo de consume por habitante
lego 937 gramos calculado por el valor de
venta, lie correspondent 964 frances Ha habido
aumento en- ell consume de cgarros cigarrilos
lie iujo ha disminuido ell he rape, que tlende d
desaparecer.
Un peti6dco de la Habana fechado ell 81 de
Dciembre dice 10 que sigue:
Sc ha dispuesto que todos los buques pro-
cedentes de los puertos de Honheur, Rcuen Ha
vre, Tocamp, Conant, Dieppe, MarselIa Dunkei
que, Nantes y demas del Sena (Francla( Amberes
y Hoboisen (Belgica) Amsterdam (Holandal
Statun (Alemania) Grammguez (Paises Bajos)
no habiendo tenldo novedad durante la travesia
sean admtidos en- los pue,tos de la Isla, libres de
todo tratamiento sanitario"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18
Dice un'>co,ega dc Madrlu:

"Hace algunos dias llama la atenci6n en- las
;alles de Malaga, un ponitente que vlste es-
pecie de tdnica >morada con cordones amarlllos v
eva los pies descalzos. Els mujer como de
% amos tene cast todo ell cabello bIanco. Di,
ese que case, siendo vluda con iover que
habia pretenddo contraer matritnonlo con una
mia de ella la que ell galan abandon6 para ell
mace con la madre. La hija muri6 loca la
tnsdre hace este genero de penitencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-18

Ell Rey Humbelto, de Italia, con motive de
sus bodas de plata, ha pubcado deereto con-
cediendo una amnistia general, la cuafcomprende
,ambien q los subdltos itaiianos residentes en-
America, que han dejado de prestar ell; serviclo
nilitar que estan obhgados, quedando por dl-
cho decreto en- disposition de regresar su pals
nata, sin tenor de SO arrestados.