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The herald., 1893-10-25
Fontehello's Presence of Mind.

The distinguished French author, Fon-
tenelle, was fond of asparagus cooked in
butter. Cardinal Dubois was equally in
love with the vegetable served with white
sauce.
Being once invited to dine together at
the house of a friend the effort was made
to crafty the palates of both by prepar-
ing half the asparagus with butter and
half with white sauce.
While the preparations were in prog
ress the news was brought in that the
cardinal was dead.
Fontenelle did not wait moment.
Rushing to the door Of the kitchen, he
cried to the chef: "Jean! Jeanl You may
cook all the asparagus in butter. New
York Recorder.
The herald., 1893-10-25
Miss Lee A. starr.

Miss Lee A. Starr, who was compli-
mented by ex-Chief Justice Agnew as
lecturer during the constitutional cam
paign in Pennsylvania, graduated at its
last commencement from the United
Presbyterian Theological seminary in
Allegheny City, after delivering an elo-
quent sermon in the seminary before the
faculty, students. and invited guests
Philadelphia. Record.
The herald., 1893-10-25
nouseworkers and Artists.

At the recent annual convention of
the Pacific Coast Women's Press asso-
citation one of the speakers, Mrs Sarah
Pratt Carr described the Arcadia from
which she came, Lemoore, Tulare coun-
ty, Cal. In Lemoore it seems the ladies
attend faithfully to household work
and yet find time to cultivate the muses..
"a woman" says Mrs. Carr, twill leave
a beautiful picture half painted on the
easel to cook her husbands dinner, and
neither the picture nor the dinner suf-
fers.r
The herald., 1893-10-25
London Literary Women.

More than so women sat down at the
recent literary ladies' dinner" at the
Criterion in London--a banquet Of an
nual occurXpce now become famous.
Everything Was original about the feast
even to the menu, on which were
quaint designs Of imps and ink bottles.
This year Miss Mathilde Blind sat at the
head of the table and made the speech
of the evening. One interesting feature
Of her remarks was her advocacy OF
making Christina Rossetti poet laure-
ate.-Lopdon C~----r~-- o. lent.
The herald., 1893-10-25
Woman Suffrage In wyoming.

Woman suffrage in Wyoming has a
record of which its friends may be
proud. In the 10 years from 1880 to 1890
the ratio of crime to population fell off
more than half, though it is said to be
increasing in other parts of the country.
Wyoming's neighbor, Oregon, has 81
times as many offenders. In all the
prisons of Wyoming not one woman was
ever imprisoned for any offense what
ever. The Wyoming house of repre-
sentatives itself has declared that under
woman suffrage the jails of the state are
almost empty. Chicago Post.
The herald., 1893-10-25
Rnth n1oHenrx stnnrt.

Mrs. Ruth McHcnry Stuart, the au-
thor of "The Golden Wedding" and other
admirable negro stories, has left her old
home in New Orleans and will spend the
winter in New York. Her literary asso-
Citations are principally among what is
known as the Harper set and she is
definitely enrolled as what the magazine
people call Harper pet" She is q
slender, dark eyed, middle aged widow,
has one child, son, is very bright
talker and full of generous interest in
other peoples work.-New York Adver-
tiser
The herald., 1893-10-25
Women as DueIists.

A well known woman's rights cham
pion has founded school for fencing in
Paris. A condition of membership is
that the pupils place their swords at the
service of woman's emancipation. They
intend to be able to defend their cause
at the point of the rapier, and one of the
rules is that Che members conduct their
practice secretly, that the persons with
whom they may have to fight duels may
not learn their methods.-Paris Figaro.
The herald., 1893-10-25

Side dishes are not used any more.
Bone dishes were never favored by peo-
pie born in the purple. One vegetable
is served on the plate with each course,
and if more are desired a separate course
is made of asparagus, artichoke, kale,
caulifower, etc The only accepted side
dishes are the lettuce for the game and
the plate of cucumbers to go with the
fish. For these relishes tea or dessert
plates are used, and not the oval dishes
SO suggestive of soup dishes.-New York
Telegram.
The herald., 1893-10-25
A Messenger Girl.

In Easthampton, Mass, the people re-
eeive their kilograms with a promptness
that makes the neighboring towns green
with envy. The reason is that the ''tele-
graph messenger boy is girl, and that
baseball, marbles and dog fights have no
charms for her. She isa 10-year-old girl,
named Elsie Cough, and she works in
order that her big brother may 60 to
The herald., 1893-10-25
What Is Their Motive?

The Japanese government is now clos
ing the schools it had established for the
higher education of girls. The mission
aries think that the reason for this is
largely due to the fact that educated
women rebel against the degrading Gus
tom of polygamy, which the government
at present sanctions.-Jenness Miller
Monthly.
The herald., 1893-10-25
The Board Of Lady Manaeers.

The sessions of the board of lady man
ayers of the Worlds fair have been
quite an interesting feature of the great
exposition, and visitors in great num-
bers have sought admission Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer is graceful and able pre-
siding officer, and naturally the most
conspicuous figure of the assembly.
Next to her an elderly, but very Wig
orous lady, whose blond hair refuses to
turn gray and hangs in curls behind her
ears, is an object of interest. This is
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, sister of
Henry Ward Beecher, and very bright
and interesting woman. She is always
to be found in her place at the left Of
the front row and keeps sharp outlook
on all that is transpiring.
The herald., 1893-10-25
n Should Ba in rvery House.

j. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., sharpsburg, Pa,
says he Will not be without DR.. Kings New
That 1t cured his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attack of ia Grippe"
when various other remedies and several ply
of Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kings New
Discovery has done him moro good than any
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like 1t. Try 1t. Free Trial Bottles at G.. +.
Heipzeman's drug store. Large bottles, SOC
and 81.
The herald., 1893-10-25
Books Fer Brides.

Special books area fad this season, es-
pecially those for youthful brides. The
richest cover for brides prayer books,
which contain only the marriage service,
are of MORE OF sick, suede kid, or of
white satin moire cfrsilk corduroy.
The herald., 1893-10-25
The Key
To Their
DeceitfulnesS.

this that has cash today buy
goods Most of them kept busy paying bills when they fall
capital large firm this
city, and will tell canddy that have SPOT CASH to
spot CASH purchases but cash better ad
vantage by discounig purchases the discounts being
than before The of goods the ee dscose
odds
wholesale and for selling which they allow their statesmen
dollar suit premium for lying the public and
claiming be goods One of their statesmen recently
Dragged he made SIS day selling DID, antique Styles
The herald., 1893-10-25

Miss Gaines, the president of that club
of clever Jersey City women ocalling
themselves ''The Odd Volumes" is re-
GENT and valuable acquisition to the lee
ture platform.
The herald., 1893-10-25

scnool She is eIso saving up her earn
ings to buy bicycle, and her present
ambition, aside from the bicycle, is to
become telegraph STANDARDIZATION
Herald.
The herald., 1893-10-25

Hair parted in the middle, combed
low on the ears and having tiny curl
in the center of the forehead will be the
most popular style for this winters de-
butantes.
The herald., 1893-10-25

Two girls recently walked from Mus
kegon, Mich, to Chicago. Another wom-
an walked from Dallas to Chicago. AL
together pedestrianism seems to be gain
ing in favor. a9
The herald., 1893-10-25

The new organization of Roman Cath
olic women, to be known as the Catholic
Women's National league, has made a
beginning in Chicago by opening day
nursery.
The herald., 1893-10-25
a NeMsuealer l.uys t,or . libel.

a NeWsueaier gays hOr Llpel
A libel case somewhat similar to that
which Messrs. w. H. Smith successfully
defended the other day has just come
before one Of the correctional courts in
Paris. M. de Sesnlaisons, former min
lister plenipotentiary Of the French re-
public at Hayti, at present residing in
Paris, was annoyed at some comments
upon his conduct while in America that
appeared in the New York Tribune. The
article spoke vaguely of his having ac-
quired certain notoriety and of his be-
ing irresponsible for his actions in the
eye of the law.
AS the New York Tribune has no prop
erty in France, M. de Sesmaisons judged
it was useless to proceed against that
paper, but he decided to indict M. Bron-
tano, the proprietor of the Anglo
American library in the Avenue de
rOpera, where copies Of the offending
number were sold. The plaintiff asked
for 80, 900 francs damages.
Without admitting SO extravagant a
claim, the court condemned the nnfor-
tunate news agent, who quite possibly
cannot read English, to pay 5000 francs
to the plaintiff, as well as fine of 100
francs, and to insert the terms of the
Judgment in any 10 newspapers M de
Sesmaisons may select.-London News.
The herald., 1893-10-25
The Key to the Secret!

Ohe taking methods pursued by this particular who publish
woepage advertisements word which deliberately written
for taking and the deceive public After throwing
bas 2c Underwear SC Collars they pretend
reductions of from SIS suit of clothes because they
the depression their buyer purchased for
spot CASH of clothing CSC the dollar Now let
US give you
The herald., 1893-10-25

A dispatch from Melbourne says that
the legislative council in Wellington,
New Zealand, has passed the women's
franchise provision of the election bill.
The herald., 1893-10-25
We Nail the Lie
To the Masthead

their spot CASH purchase when tell merchant
months ahead supply his trade therefore all choice
goods sold first by good manufacturers While New York
such merchants Roos of Roos Bos Francisco
Hub Mr.. Mann of the Hastings
Clothing San Fncsco and Mr. Buett of Mullen Buett
of these merchants the market
nice goods and found them. The gentlemen
all rstass oers and all enjoy the best hnan
them pretending bought choice
goods the dollar But taxing neighbor who also had
purchases of fall goods the beginning of the
you about the wonderful spot CASH purchases
The herald., 1893-10-25
Here Is Our Challenge!

permit citizen of Los Angeles take o $I2
SIX or $40 Suit from and
them neighbours pot cash. bargains and the
best goods price, YOU CAN HAVE OURS
FOR NOTHING We make profit goods and do place
SD Suits $1a claim they worth $3.50
The herald., 1893-10-25

Attorney General Little of Kansas has
decided that women are eligible to elec
tion TO any county Office in that state.
The herald., 1893-10-25

BY ONE OF OUR COMPETITORS.
DARE to pick it up and propose give the public
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-06

pa Sf. Director dc LA CORRESPONDENOIA.
El autor de los artfculos titulados :" Parasloa
ndsicos publicados en- 81 Diarso dc Pserte-
Rico, al hacer menei6n como de hapa, dol Insti
tuto de Mdsica de esta Capital, (gracias por la
napa, On nombre de todos mis- companeros) incu.
rre en- an supino quizas intencionado error.
Afrnaa, en- sa segnndo artfculo Grcls. Istsrayto,
que en- eleInstituto de Mdsica se atiende con pre-
fsrencia Ala ensehsnza del piaRo El que sus-
cribe aunque no sapa castel ano, le probarS cue
dichs afrmaci6n es falssd de toda falsedsd. Dieho
Institute atiende por igusl como deben atender-
se todas las classes ssignaturaa, segdn preceptts
ga Raglanento aprobado por Ia Superior Autor1-
dad. En- prueba de clio le indicare eli articulista,
por si 10 ignors que, las tres diefpulas de 0Tno.
MA (dosde las clnco inscritss NO pudieron exa.
uainarss por estsr aussntes) mereceren del tribu.
nal la meta dc so6rs-solssAts per unanimidad al
examinarse de primer curse; dos delas mismas,
hoeka la instancia para examinarse de segundo
curso por enss@aas@ ls6re, cursada y resuslts
ACCOMPLISHMENTS por quien correspondfa, sufrieron
al dia siguiente, .examen tanto mas riguroso
one el prlmsrO, mereciendo del mismo tribunal
la aprobacl6n de dicho segundo curse CON Ia no
ta dc sob9esGlaente por nnanimidad. a3 s@ 3
Esto psr 10 que respecta Z Ia asignatura de
armonia, de cuya ensehan8a esta hecho cargo el
que suscribsS En- cuanto 6 los exarnenes de etras
asignaturas pueds ahrmsrse 10 mismo. Resulta.
rem brillantisimos. s~% ,*xs=r s-s.
u vs, puss, eli artlculista como 81 Institute
de Mdsica no conaagra mejores ateneionea Ia
ensehanza del piano que q las dsmas classes, nj
siquiera por vsa de emseyo. Para qne no le sos
peshoso el tribunal que SO form6 para los ex6ne,
nes de Armonta, aht van los nombres de los pro.
fesores que 10 conatituyeron. Presidente, don
Felipe Gutierrez; vocales: don Casinairo Duches.
ne, don Miguel CULLEN, don jose Agull6; oaeian
do de seeretario el rn6s joven. = a.~ :: ~
Termine pues, el articulista sus letds y Z
hunrn h@l do fo1& L. L
prender 'la verdadera causa de la decsdencia de
Ia mhsica GA Puerto. Rice, 81 por que 90 disolvit
Ia seciedad de conciertos -" Esto, 81 es que entire
nosotros este en- decadenca Ia mdsiea que es mu.
eho afrmar.--joss Agwll6 q sPrats.
Capital, stbre. 6 de 1898. e~ "a -. ~:2
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COMUNlOADOS
ExCAo. SIR. M1NIsTRo DE ULrRAMAR


q: A los varies empleados municipales que SO
1irigen v. E., por medic de LA CeRREsPoNDEN
Ola del 81 de Agosto pr6ximo pasado, peri6dleo
que Sc publica en esta AntilIa, 10 que dice I'm
perjudicade del ''Oorozap referente al impuesto
dsl 263 pS para el Estade, ademas del Z So
pS que pag~ al municipio, de su sueldo; 90 ad
here ell empleado municipal cue estas eortas H.
neas escribe, pidiendo ave. justicia, NADIA mas
qae justicia.s a *#E<#
~ Todo ouanto dicen 'aVarios empeados" ca la
pura vardsd, pero SO les hs olvidado decir, que
propietarlo de 200 mas cuerdas do terrenos, CON
80 40 cabeaas de ganado vaeuno caballar y
cue. pagan al Estado municipio, 10 que ell EN-.
pleade municipal de 80 IS pesos de sueldo, co.
mo podrfa proDalse 1Hay en- esto equidad? El
emploado, va municipal, va del Estado.(lo infe.
rioree) tieaen ST, mucho trabsjo pero producto
lcuaf. 11onde esta?; mientras que el propietarie
tieae el lie 10 vaca, la yegua y ell terreno, cuyo
producido consumiran, mas les queda la raiz que
vuelye darle, 10 cual no le pasa al empleado
que, al die siguiente de quedsr oesants no tiene
que comar, porque careco de tGld donde ir sa.
car Ia batotG 6 = la yged; es mas, no encuentra
quien le fe un pan para sus hijos, porque perdi6-
81 sueldo Cuanto queda dlcho, Excmo. Sr. Mi,
nstro de Ultranar y senorea diputadea & Cortes
90 mucha verdsd; los empleados municipales, pa
gamos ei 1875 pS moneda corriente; que no 10
paga ninguna riqutza en- Puerto Rico de contri
buci6n, y 10 paga el empleado municipal, no por
al prodncto que obtiene de 81 inca, slno por su
trabajo personal material. que le gasta Ia vida
y nunco tnyo que poder economizar para dejarle
su fanlia. ssss
No quiero molestsr mas Ia atanci6n, del Ex.
celentiamo senor Miniatro de ultrsrnar saaoRas
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Ia sl1:s n.,.s..'a. :.

E que suscrlbe tiene el gusto de poner en-
conocimiento de los comerciantes en- general es.
pecialmente los de Ia Capital Ponce y Msysgdez,
que teniendo una casa alberta en- Ia que Sc dedi-
ca hace un aio al ramo de mercancfas, Sc hace
cargo ventas comisi6n "a sean mercancias, fe-
rreterfa, provisiones & otros efectos contando al
efscto con un buen almacen para los que Sc dig
nan confarle sua muestruariUs. Asf mismo hace
s~bsr que por una m6dlca comisi6n gestionara
t:'da clase de asuntos que tengan relaci6n CON el
comercio de esta plaza.-Pepino, Agosto Is de
1893.-Jes&s Ma GOnzdlea. :- 15-S
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hscho que las muchachas fuesen tidas conmigo
jose msnlo cacsas; dscir 81 campo de
baaa, eiercfa sobre mi autordad psterna todo 10
cual desaparscia cuAndo presentaban casa como
tuess un secreto Ruestra amistad lesl ssncilla
-lA fin, al fin, dio la sefora Luisa tom4ndome por
81 brazo para introducirme Ia ssita Sete dias unc
por uno 10 hemos contado. ~-....
Las RachachAs me miraban sonriendo maliciosamsnte
-lPero Jes6sl que p4ido sst4 sxclam6 Luisa mirSn-
dome mas de csrca. ESQ estS bueno asf; s vinera
usted CON frecuencia, estarfa tanAaho de gordo ss
" ustedes como les parszco2 die las muchachas
i Hell contesto TranEito: pues que nos va parecer
81 por estarse ALA estudios y rs.A
-Hemos tenido tsntas buenas para usted inte-
rrumpo Lucfa dejamos daIar ls prmerA badea de Ia
ta nueva esperandolo: e ueves creyendo que veni e
tuyimos una matilda tan buena. -. "'.a -
-iY que pejel ali Luisa ahadi6 jose; u ha sido
e jucio 40 hsmos sabido que hacer & Pero ha
ndo raz6n para ven continue tono grave; ha ha
bo motive; pronto 10 convidaras que pase CON
nosotros un dia entero. Sno es asl, Brauo?
ST. o. PAGES, y hablemos de ESQ., iCuando es esa
gran dlA, ssnora Luisa; culndo ss, Transito?
Esta puso como grana y no hnbiera leyantado
los ojos para novo por todo e ORC del mundo
ESQ tarda respondi6 Luisa: mo veeoie fslta blan
quear a cata ponerls las puertas? vendrk esudo al M
de Nusstra Sehora de Guadalupe porque Trznto es 50
dsvota. @>*@.' 7 1855
-.Y ESQ cuando es2 ~
81 no sabe2 Pues 81 II de Dciembre NO Ie han
dicho estos muchachos quieren hacerlo parno2
NO. L. tardanza en darme tan buena notcia no 50
la perdono TranGto,
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De un psri60lco extranlero:

"Acaban de llegar Veracruz (M6jico) dos
grandes estatuas de bronco, fundidas dltimamen,
te en- Roma Fueron hechss, la de Hidalgo, que
mide cinco metros cincuenta centimetros, por
Giuseppi Travichi; y la de Ju&rez, que tiene cua-
tro metros setenta centfmetros, por Adalto Cen
cetti. Estos escultOres son italianos y de muy
buena fama y nombradia en- algunos puntos de
Europa. Trabajaron bajo Ia direction del sener
Cesar Oruini ex.diputadO al Parlamento de lta
lia v hombre de ilustradisimo criterio. Las esta-
tuAs de Hidalgo y Juarez SON para los monumen.
tos que eI Gobierno de Mejico alzara muy en bre-
ve en- el Paseo de la Reforma. Hidalgo esta en-
sl instante supreme de su decision en- pro dc Ia
Independeneia; con los ojos vueltos al eielo, lie
Hano derseha sobre el corazon CON la izquierda
seaalando al pueblo eselavo que sufre Ia demina-
ci6n La idea es indicar en- su semblsnte que
jura sacrifcar su vida por la libertad de pals.
JuArez esta en- actitud resuelta llsva ftac, ca
pa italiana. HI objsto es que haya en- dicha esta.
tus una vestidura que Sc presto al estudio artls
tcO. El brazo derscho, tendido, COMO 81 arrojara
al invasor; Ia mano izquierda, apoyada en6rgica.
msnte Hobre 81 C6digo de Reforma, como impo,
niSndolO Ia Naci6n."
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r"to rept6 81 examen hecho la primera estaci6n;
mosr&ndonos los rasguhos que tens el do ar
Dol que SO levantaba desde ell fondo del zan6n do
despues de de las huellas: Por aqui
sao: Sc conoce que esta bien condo baquiano" La
Chamba % terminaba veinte adeante por pa
redon desde cuyo tope conoc Ia hoya que ten al
pie que en- los das de uvia despedaban por ALI las
correntes de Ia fada ~ f -s~ss, ~ z 041 >7<4*: hi
Contra 10 que crela yo convenience buscamos
la rlbera del r1o contnuamos subiendo por ella Apo
co halo Brauio las hueas del tgre playa
vez Hegaban hasta Ia orilla del rio. :A
Era necesario cercorarnos de 81 la fera haa pasado
por a 81 oro lado 6s impid6ndoseo las correntss va
muy descogadas empetuosas haba contnuado subiendo
porla rbera en- que esabamos que To- mas probable
Braullo, 10 escopeta tercada 10 espada, vade6 ell
rauda atAndose La cintura reo cuyo extreme rete.
mia jose para evtar un NAL hicera rodar al
brino Ia cascade Immediate vs. %- 3D. e. - .~ sexhe
GuardAbamos un silencio profundo acal&bamos uno
que otro audo Dc mpacienca dejaban escapar los
porros. ~ - > -. - - .~'f ~@+s-s-... ..%
No hay rastro aeS dijo Braulio despues de exami-
mar las arenas la maleza 80 . - -. -
Al ponerse en- pie vuelto hacia nosotros sobre IL ci
ma de un peh6n e entendmos los ademanes que
mandaba esta1 quietos. - '1 - 80 @%@ ..~. - .@z
zaf6se de los hombros Ia escopeta a apoyo on Ell Pc
cho como para disparar sobre las pehas que tenamos
espalda; se inen6 igeramente haca adelante, frme
tranqullo, di6 fuego. 'zs a , N -. . I, .
Allll grt6 sehalando hacia el arbolado de las pc.
tos 8 Ia 1ibera, anadi6:
lLa cuerda frmei llos perros mas arriba
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Nos informan de Caguas que cuando el in.
cendio del establecimiento de seneres Mendez
Hermano SO porto heroicamente Ia respectable
seiiora de don Venancio Laza, trabajando perso.
nalmente, sacando aqua del aljibe entregandola
los que Ia ayudaban sofocar el fuego sin des-
cuidar po1 ESQ sus hijos pequenos que le rodes-
bsn.s Nos dicen tambien que don Avelino Fon.
tan Ter. tenente de Ia Guardia Civil, fue de los
mas constantes en- prestar su importante coope.
raci6n en- aQuellos aciagos momentos.
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Sc encpentran en- esta Capital las artistas
f:ancesas de Circo, sehoritas Clara Be!linl Ma
ria Beaudeaux aeompahados del tambien artista
don Luis Gimells, que, procedente de St Kits
llegaron esta Capital en- el vapor frances.--D1
chos sefores fueron burlados por el director de Ia
Compsnfa en- que trabajaban en- aquella Isis, que
80 fugo con los fondos, abandonandolos con %
mas; SO proponen obtener en- este vecindaric
recursos por medic de una auscripci6n he
xada por gu Consul para trasladarse Ia Haha
ma doude va son vsntaj ajosamente couoc,dos
Nosotros no dudsmos que encontrarAu la protec
ci6n que semprs ha brindsdo la nupca desmen
tida flantropla de los habitantes de la Capital.
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i ri Iltme Sr. freslaente de esta Audiencia
ha ordenado qae Sc facilite la prensa por Ia Sc,
cretarfa. de Gobierno de ese respectable tribunal
cuantas noticias Sc soliciten puedan hacerse pd.
blicas. Per.asnueawa parte damos las gracias al
ilustrado senior Presidente por esa disposci6D
0ue le henrS mucho.
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Don Asuncion Cardenas de Cayey, tiene tan
fragiI memoria, que Ia olvidado de remitirnos
los $2l.72 que adeuda desde el mes de Octnbre
de 1892, haceE Ecasi un aGo. Rogamos los ami.
gos de squel pueblo le toquen Ia cusrda sensible,
pues nosotros 4 nuestros smstesss no podemos pa
garles CON olvidos lamentAhles, sino CON mex
canos sonantes 3O-2
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dipaEados Gerte dog Sd sasa supiisaads
por mi IN nombre de todos los emplekdOa muhfs
1oipaes as nos haga justicia, aada mas q jnsticia
Otro csnpieGao d I9.76 p.S
Celba, Septiembre de 1898.
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Mafana jusves desde las 4 de la tarde hasta
las 1O4 de Ia noche y pasado mahana todo el dia
y hastA despues del bale en- ell kiosko de les AS.
turisnos, habr6 continuamente tranes de la en-
presa Ubarri de Ia Capt. q Puerta de TERRA y
vfce-vsrsa, El viaje de ida vuelta solo costara
cinco centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-06
Mevimiente del pseeonal del presidio

Mevinoiente del pscsonal del preside en- 81
dia dc hoy. Deatinados con jornal para Obras
PdbIicas l8, para i'd del Puerto 172, para el Ar.
senal 8, para Ia limpieza del Hospital 7, para los
Jardlnea del Ayuntamiento 10, para el ediicie
de santurce 80, para el Hospital dc Pusrta de
TERRA 10, total 256. Empleados en- difsrentea
trabajos sin jornal fuera del Establishments 1o1:
Total general 357. ..s-... -~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-09-06

Nos escriben dc Csguas:
GEL Gobernador General ha distinguido al
artesano Valent{n Santiago CON un voto de gra-
cias por los auxlios prestados expontaneamente
en- Ia noche de II de Agosto para sofoear 81 IN
cendio en- el estableeimiento de los sehores Men,
dez hermano"