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Raoslv offered the following resolution:

Beaslv offered the following resolution:
That the names appearing on the editorial
staff be organized under the head OF joint
stock company, for the publication of the Bap-
fist Headlight; and that the capital stock be
&. 900; and that there be 800 shares, to be
let at 81 per share
Membership-Any minister or member OF
anv REGULAR Baptist Church and other Baptist
organizations may become stockholders by
the payment of 81 per share.
The following are the names OF the mem
hers enrolled: Rev'S P w Barker, u skin
ner. S w Beasley, Miss Nellie Generals, ] A
stewart. w L Grant. w ? Banks, Brothers
Frank scott, and r Graham By motion the
stock company held special meeting In con-
nection with the Minister'S Union on Mon
dav. the 10th inst for the purpose OF paying
in the amounts due for shares taken
The evangelistic meeting to be held by Kew
A " Beaslev was then considered, and the
nastors of the city Baptist churches agreed to
hold union evangelistic meeting with b
street Baptist Church, to begin on the night
If the ISth inst. and to run ten days or more
Tbi, meeting is to be conducted in the inter
est of the Baptist churches in the city, ana a
hearty cooperation is earnestly solicited Kew
Beaslev has dad considerable exPerienc IN
evangelistic work, and it is hoped that this
meeting will prove great blessing to all the
people of Topeka =,
The Union then adjourned to meet with
shiloh Baptist Church, Monday, Oct 10, 1898
at 10 a m Bv order of the president,
wv BARKER, President
D n SKINNER Sec'y
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Communicate
10 the editor Of tue Baptist Head
Hght. T0beka Kansas.

K b the e(Z1fOT OF NE D0PttH 1e@0-
Hght, Topeka Kansas.
Dear Sir and Brother: Please permit me
to say that | hail with JOY the End advent OF
the BAPTIST HEADLIGHT, an organ through
witch the Baptists of the state of Kansas can
speak to each other, and | must say that |
highly appreciate the disposition shown on
your part to give to US means OF expression,
something so indispensable in this progress
sive age, and something that the Baptists of
Of Kansas should feel to veil their faces IN
shame for not having long ago. know that
we have made an effort heretofore, the Bap-
tist Banner and the Mission Star, but they
now lie silent in history and for fear that
some of the Baptists might lie down with
them and offer their failure as a criterion tor
not supporting the HEADLIGHT, | would ad-
wise not to say too much of the past, but to
point out what is demanded of us at present
and will possibly be III the near future.
Light, yes, BAPTIST HEADLIGHT, or the
worlds educator, something to diffuse know
ledge and bring men to Christ. Baptist IS
not the Light but the only true witness of
that Light that lighteth every man that com
eth into the world.
Again we welcome the HEADLIGHT as an
educator, as we recognize in each individual
member of your staff the ability to teach, and
among the many things to be taught is self
respect, sobriety, truthfuluess and brotherly
love toward one another and in every case.
Where thy brother offend thee, etc, see Mat
thew, IS: 1913.
Again. hope that the HEADLIGHT will
feel it her indispensable duty to give US each
issue a column of uncompromising gospel
truths or baptist doctrine, for in my opinion
religious paper that dares not support the
doctrine Of the bible as is seen by the scrutin-
lzing eye of an uncompromising iron clad
Baptist,is misleading the people, and none but
infallible dare do such thing (who is hep,
General Missionary w. L. Grant preached
for Rev. Reavly last night.
Rev Tno. King of Kansas City, kansa:
preached for Rev. Reavly last Sunday at II
A. NJ. and at night. Rev. King is among tht
coming young men Of the West Of course
the general missionary needs no introduction
Rev r. Huston, a resident of Hutchisor
is still in the west 25S miles from Kansas City
c. O. Smith.
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Third Baptist Church. Topeka. KS.
E1ft0y B1btisf Headkphf..

Please allow me space in your valuable pa
per to speak TO its many readers Of the work
Of our Church. The Lord has blessed us both
spiritually and financially, and we feel to re
ioice in Him.
We have Sunday School second none.
All seem 10 be much interested. The school
gave an entertainment last Saturday evening
which proved a success. The school sends
greetings to the paper, and says it Is ''the"
paper. They need be assured thar we shall
do all we can to make the paper a success.
Our prayers shall be that every Baptist may
take the paper, work for it, talk for it, pray
for il. and pay for it. We wish it long life
and q wide circulation.
Yours, for the success Of the HEADLIGHT,
r. w. BANKS, Pastor.
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From Junction City.

JUNCTION CITY, KAN. Sept. nth, 1898.
THe Second Baptist Chmch Of J4nc-
hon CITY, Kansas, to B Street BAP
tla chnrch, ~ Topeka, Kansas:
Dear BrettreH.:
we. the members ofthe 2nd Baptist church
III Junction CITY. have received your letter OF
til Ist in reference to Elder Quarles. we
Will say in reply to your letter that Elder
Ouarles has preached for US about two years.
and three months, and we have never known
ANYTHING of him but minister OF God ana
gentleman and he has been member OF our
church some time We understand according
to the bible that each church is government
in itself. and we further understand that we
have no authority over your members, anu We
also know that you have no authority oFeI
our church We viii further say tfat you
failed to state the charges against MN. Ne
heard of yonr trouble IN the sPrln8, ana your
church can not amend your troubles Dy AM
ing to give this church trouble. we nave
heard Of no disorderly conduct OF tne PaStol
and they spent two weeks or more there win
hims If YOU will show us how many Preacn-
ers that are not walking disorderly we would
like To see them. Furthermore, there are no
bishops In the DdplISL NlllALSh ~ r N~1
the Baptist churches of this state, but every
baptist preacher is a bishop according to the
scriptures. -
III B street Baptist church: If you will at
tend to your pastor and your business, we VIII
attend to our pastor and our business
Nov, my dear brethren and sisters, the
time has come far some of Gods preachers to
u stand up for truth, right and justice, ana
not be carried about by every wind and doc
trine Because the ma jorty IS against nm,
you Say it is our duty TO send him back 70
your church, but we think we know our duty
without any instruction whatever we know
that the Hebrew children were cast into the
fiery furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar, and
We further know that Paul and Sllas were put
into prison for standing up for truth and JUS
tice, and we do know that we have such kings
and priests in our land now, that would deS-
trov Gods true ministers at any time. but
God Is in the land yet, and he will stand by
us in his true word
No more at present. Keep this letter tol
further reference. Yours in Christ,
DAVID REDMOND
A. JOHNSON
II. JAMES
ID. HURLEY
p 2. HAMMONDs
S. HARRIS
Deacons of end Baptist church.
Done by order of the church this 18th day
Of September, 1893.
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Laird. Schober & Mitchelps
Ladies Patent leather 81
shoes. S3 90
Curtis & Wheeler's Ladies
French kid, hand seWed
: 90 shoes. .............. S.
Drew, Selby & Cos ladies
q 90 and 5 90 shoes. 2 rs
Pentucket Shoe Cos ladies
d 90 shoes. s............ 2 so
Ladies Dong. Patent tip,
cloth top, 5 90 shoes. I rs
Ladies' Dong. Patent tip,
turned 2 50 shoes....... AS
Ladies Dong. kid, patent
tip, 2 90 shoes. ......... 90
Ladies cloth top 5 90 Ok
foris. n. 65
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Ladies hand turned
ONford's. =
Ladies hand turned -
OXtords.
Ladies Fine Dongola i'd
opera toe, | 90 sliDpers
Misses | IS School sboes
Mems Fine Kangaroo :,
French calf, 8 90 and !,
hand sewed shoes.
Mems Goodyear welt sewea 's
8 90 shoe.
Mems Fine Cordoyan ! d -
shoe.
Mems Fine Calf ) 50 dress
Mems work shoes.
Mems Tennis shoes.
The Baptist headlight., 1893-10-15

OF the Third Annual Meeting of the
Womanss African Mission COnVen-
ton of North America. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. "A. 253 to be Held
with the EbeneZer Baptist Church,
AlchisOn. Kansas.
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Sherit6fPS f. Shoe Sala,

The BOSTON SHOE co, SO Kansas Avenue l.. = -
$4,000 Stock Of Fine Shoes =
at sheriff sale at Buffalo, n Y 4oc the dollar -.
closed less than of the leather There i i th VII
the best manufacturers makes of shoes such 80
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with the EbeneZer Baptist Church,
AtchisOn, Kansas.
TUESDAY, MORNING SESSION.
II:oo-Call to order by Mrs. {. K. Mellow
ell president
Quoted by Mrs. 7. L. Smith, Y. ?.
I1:oo-Welcome address by Mrs. VIM.
Smothers, Atchison, Kan Re-
sponse by Mrs. ]. w. Crushshon,
Chicago, Ill.
Singing by convention.
II:2o-Appointing committees on enrolment
and finance.
-''Afrcan Mission work, and
Best Way to Accomplish 1t, by
Mrs. Mamie E. Steward, Louis
vile, KY.
Collection.
| I2:oo-Adjournment
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2:oo-Convention re- ensemble.
Devotional service (3o minutes) by
Sister Lucy Davis and Miss Barnett
Report of committee on enrolment
| 3:oo-Appointing committee on nomination
of officers.
Reading letters of communication
| o-Paper-"Should We Strive to Chris
tianlze African" by Mrs. J. w.
Carr, Indianapolis, Ind.
Introducing corresponding delegates
and visitors.
425-Appeal for life and annual members.
Collection.
Benediction.
Evening session:
7:2o-Devotional service by Mrs. r. M. Co
ings, Fort Scott, Ks.
Annual sermon, Rev E. M. Cohorn,
St. Joseph, Mo. Alternate, Rev. R.
H. Cole, St. Louis, Mo.
Collection.
Benediction
ednesday-Morning session.
o3o-Convention re-assemble
Devotional service by Mrs. R. c.
Wake and Mrs Nancy Balay.
F Io:Io-Dscussion: ''Woman's Mission;'
opened by Mrs. NJ. J. Jackson, Ill
Paper: Progress of women" by Mrs
G. J. Williams.
Singing,
Report of committee on nomination
Collection.
Adjournment
Afternoon session.
2:oO-Convention re-assemble.
| Devotional service by Mrs. l.
Page and Mrs M M. Roundtree.
| Reports of retiring officers
Paper-"Divine Enterprise of Mis-
sion," by Mrs. ]. L. Cohorn, St
Louis. Mo.
| Singing.
I 2:25-New officers to stations.
J 3:35-Remarks from visitors and reports o
committees.
! 4:oo-Reading letters.
Collection.
5 Adjournment.
I Evening Session.
{ 7.3o-Missionary sermon by Rev. D. F
{ Rivers. Kansas City, Ks. Alternate
Rev. p w. Barker, Topeka, Ks.
Last report of committees
n Executive Board-Mrs. c. r Mcdowell
: independence Mo; Mrs. L. L. Smith, Keo
kuk, Iowa. Miss Laura Barnett, Jacksonville
ILL.,: Miss G. ]. Williams. Independence. Mo.
Miss Harriet Posten, Mt. Pleasant, Ia; Mis-
: c. NJ. DeBaptist, Chicago, H.. Mrs. J. "
Carr. Indiana; Mrs Nancy Balay. Ohio; Mis-
Tanie Coleman, Illinois.
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If YOU want to save money,
don't fail TO buy dry goods and
notions from Gushard & Rora-
baugh. S34 Kansas Az. n Topeka
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JUNCTION CITY, KAN, Sept. IIth' 1898
THe Second Baptist Church Of THnc-
1ou CITY, Kansas, to B Street BaP
h1 chnrch, ~ Topeka, Kansas:
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PROGRAM

P d SKINNER, sec'y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-19

nes dc Mayagdez 7 Ponce On s6t& lala j due tud
reSlpld0 como se aeosturnbra & reclblr esta
hosplta!aria TERRA todo ell que pisa su suelo nc
pudiendo, sin duda, hacer negocio s0caaado ojos &
pesar de los bombos que en- per6dicos anuncios
re prodigasa, Sc e hs revueto Ia bttss desde las
columnas del "Herald dc Nueva-York se entire
tlene en- hacer propaganda contra la Hociedad por
torrlqueha, d1gna por todos conceptos de que Re
le iespets conaidere que no ha cometido otra
falta que Ia de recibir como acostumh1a al c3ebre
Dr.. Huntington. El despreeiable, gus no otro
nombsa merece ell m6aico impostor, oplna ''que
sus paissnas no deben bajo ningdn concepto ca
aarse con los nativos de aquea isla puerto Rico)
Esto dice el 6twstrodo doctor sin tener ep
cuent& Ia cultura adelapto cue Eoseemos, los
progresses que hemos realizado Y 10 anlab!lidad
CON que recibmos TODD que v'ene d h Ger aqua
dsmsro para despu6s gsstarseo c6modamente en- Sc
pals natal. 1Qae culpA tiene Puerto-Rico de gus
los conocimentoa del doctor Huntington no tn
vieran resultadoH apetecibles para Ia bosa de tax
0f"mado oculista? De seguro qua al los resu]ts.
dos hubieran sido en Ia forma que los deseaba
fdna@lfc0 doctor otra hubiera sido 10 opinion quF
hubiera tornado de nosotros. La lecci6n ha 81,
do provechoss; pero afortunadamente Paerto~
Rico no es IN pals desconocdo y los yonkees ha
bran acojido con el despreoio que nosotros scoje
mos las veraiones de quen esper6 estar largo
dlstaneia para denostar eeta sociedad que no e
en6 el bolsilo porous 10 morecla, as1 como
tampoco merece el va repetido doctor de que he
gamos case do Gus miserables imposturas.
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SECCION JUDICIAL


Sserstarsa del JWzgado Assnicipa1 de Ut~adO
El senor don Jose Melton Maestro Cjntr6n,
Juez Municipal de este t6:mino, por providencis
de esta fecha dictada en- los autos de juicio yer.
bal civil que sigue don Manuel Ruiz Alvarez con,
ira los esposos don Portalatln Lopez do6a Ra
mona Ocaaio, en- cobro de pesos, intereses = COS
tas, ha dispuesto Ia venta en- pdblica subasta de
los bienes embargados los demsndados, consis
tentes seis cuerdas de terreno, radicadas en- el
barrio de Caonillss abajo de este t6rmino, equiva
leutes dos hectareas, treinta cinco Areas y
currents miliareas, conteniendo dos casas de "a.
guas tablas de palmas, colindando al Norte con
tierras de Ia Sucesi6n de Juan Ocaso, al Sud con
las de don Elias Negr6n, al Este con las de don
Juan Tomas Morales, al Oeste con las va dl
chas de 10 Succession de Juan Ocagio; cuyo terre
no cont enc p!antscones de este guineoa y pae
tos y malezas y ha sido tasado TOGO en- Ia can't
dad de sesclentos peeos moneda ccrrisnte, hs
bi6ndose senslado para el acto del remste, la uns
de la tarde del dia del entrante mes de No
viembre siendo de advertir que el refsrido actt
tendla lugsr este Juzgsdo; que los que quie
ran tonar parte en- el mismo, deberan consigna?
previamente en- Ia mesa del JUzgado una can't
dad igual al diez por ciento de la que sirve de
tipo para la subasta; que Sc admiti1an propo
! ras parties del vsor de dichos benes, que es
tos carecen dc titulo eacrto. Y para la eoncu
rrencia dc licitadores expldo el presente, visad<
por el sefior Juez Municipal, en- Utuado diez y
seis de Octubre de mil ochocientcs noventa =
tres-V.o Bo-Mdestre.- Ell Secretario,-Osvll
do a A1fomso.-Es copia. .-ALonso
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isffieia de 6atoa, sobre abenos su aplicaSi6l On
el terreno, no es por ventura, esa confor-
midad de ideas Argumento valioso en- favor
de nuestra opinion, respecto la causa fun.
damental del estsdo decadente de nuestra agri,
cultura, independientsmeute 10 que afecta al
orden administrative Seguramente, que sl, pues-
to que Ia reconocida ilustraci6n del distinguido
agr6nomo se6or Vendrell no es possible so ocu't to,
10 Importance capital que en- la presente epoca
revste Ia question abonos y practica del cultivo,
trat6ndose de nuestras explotaciones ruralep, en-
las que por regla general Sc ha preseindido STEM
pre- de tan interesantes factories de Ia production
aRrsrja. No nos extrafa ell error de nuestro in
teligente contrincante, pues nosotros tamb@n, en-.
ganados por grandes apariencias, hemos atrlbuido:
NO hace mucho tempo, la enfsrmsdad de nueatras
plantscioneu de Gaia Ia larva de un inaecto del
orden de los cOIedperos famllia de los eseora5es
dos que encontramos en- gran abundancia en- ce
pas enfermas. y congeturamos praors, tenlendo
en- cuenta los habitoa radic)fagos de los msnco-
nados gusanos y la lmportancia de las funciones
de los 6rganos en- que hacta sus estragos. Empe
70 mas tarde reformamos nuestEa equivocada opl
ni6n, considerable la existencia de esas larvss
como causa secwsda'a "a del NAL, y como causa prs
ansra ID esterilizaci6n del terreno en- el sentldo
t6cnlco de Ia palabra que apreciamos por medic
de una serie de estudos 8 invsstigaciones racio
males correspondientes. 1.
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eAGETA OFFICIAL De hoy

qobierno Gsneral.-Secretaria.- .-NegoCiadc
de Obras pGblicas el iustipreclo he
cho por el Gobernador & virtud de lA expr0pia-
Ci6n de Ia parCela n6mero A de don 9uilermo
Csrd& para las obras del ferrosarril en- 81 trayes
to comprendldo entire los kilometres ~ y 81 de
10 Ia Secci6n de 10 l1nea A.
Negociado So Sshalanse nuevamente los
dias 4, y IL del mes pr6ximo respectivamente,
para adjudicar an p1blica Subasta el serviclo de
conducci6n de la correspondence postal de Utua'
do Aguadilla por Lares, San Sebastian y Moca;
de Arecibo { Ponce por Utuado y Adjuntas, de
NAyag1ez San German y vice versa; de Rlo-
piedras Fajardo Y vice versa; de San German
Yauco y vlceverHa dc Cayey & Gusyama y
vice.versa.
Negociado de Instruction pdbica.-SsnGla.
40 el improrrogabe plazo de ocho dias fin de
que los acsldes cumplan 10 q. SO les Ordenaba por
el Gobsrnador en- 10 segunda parte del Decreto de
II de Agosto d!tmo.
Diputaci6n ProvinciaI.-Casa provincial de
Carldad, Bsnefcencia Manicomio.-Estsdo de
moatrativo del movimiento del personal de dlcho
establecimlento, oeurrido durants ell mes de Sep.
tiembre pr6ximo pasado.
Capltania General-Estado M&yor.- Real
Orden reconociendo los At cr@ditos comprendidos
On Ia relaci6n n1mero 33 de abonares de alcances
y ajustes fnaes correspondence al cuerpo "Gue
rrillas de Cuba"
Administration Central de Contribuclones y
Rentas. Estado de 10 recaudac6n obtsnlda du
rante ell mes de Agosto dltimo por Ia seccion dc
aduanas en- laa administrators locales de la isla
comparsdos CON los de igual periodic del ahe
anterior.
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NOTIOlAS GENERATES

FL sshor don Florencio Mejlas, de Guayama
quien NO tenemos el honor de conocer con o.,
que iam6s hemos tenido ninguna clase de rela
clones nj cuentss publica en- secci6n ED1ToRlA L
de un peri6dico de esta Ciudad, cierto resoplido,
que probablemente alguno le habrA hecho irma1,
contta ell dignfsimo probo jefe de Communicate
mes de aquel pueblo don Sebastian Murillo POI
caramboIa contra LA CORRESPONDENCE.
sDesa6amos al sehor Mejiss que DOS pruebe
que le hemas escrito nj una vez, q. le confaramos
a'g1n asunto q hayamos tenido con 81 cuslqu1e
clase de reaciones cuentas. FL paquete d.
peri6dicos 10 dirijiamos su nombre, porque 60
biamos que era Ia nndquina que 10 distr buia, co
mo puede distribuirlo cua!quier otro. ri obiet
ha sido denunciar don Sebastian Murillo, quien
no es nj ha sido nuestro agente, con tan burds
6 innoble trama tratar de perjudcarle. El aenos
Murillo, celoso empeado y cumplidor de sus de
beres es nuestro amigo distinguldo, que bien pue
de LA CORRESPONDENCE tener amigos entire lo'
empleados de todos los ramos Sentrnos ocupal
nuestro tempo y lenar espacio con asuntos que
tienen procedencia tan baladf, no haei6ndolo sp
secci6n editorial porque aquelIa Ia reservamos
para otro genero de escritos
Nos escriben de Coamo: En- Ia noche de
aver domingo Is del ccrriente Sc llev6 efectt
en- el Centro de Instruction Recreo en- esta vi.
la, una velada lrico litecaria, debido Ia inica
tiva de varias se6oritss de esta Villa 81 profe
sor de mdsica Monsieur Q1int6n su hjio Pepito
Sc inaugur6 el acto por oil farmaceutico senor Be
tances, que en- breves conceptos suplic6 al audi
torio benevolencia para las bellsimas sehoritas
que por primera vez SO presentar1an al pdblico
| Acto seguido aparecleron en- Ia escena las nihas
Teresita Martinez, Maria subira, Asunci6n San
| tiago, y Rosario, Joeefta Maria Rodriguez y
/ dieron principle con Ia belaima zarzuea "Artis
/ tas en- mniatura" recibi6ndolas el pdblico COZ
verdadero entusiasmo Desempenaron sus pape
les todas muy bieD, sobresaiepdo Ia simpdtics
Ssro que nos hizo una Paca a.Andslusa divina y Ia
gentil Teresita que nos delet6 en- gu pspel de
Guajirita ambas fueron estrepitosamente aplau
didas les obligaron repetir sus papeles
Luego la belfsima Subira nos encant6 hacienda
nos una Menegilda graciosa, respondiendo cor
gracia donosura en- doha Virtudes la inmitable
Saro. Estas nifias ademas recitaron dos compo
siciones de Campoamor que les valieron grandes
aplausos El jovencito Qulnt6n nos dej6 OR or
el piano el miserere del Trovador FL Tr6mule
que desempeh6 msgistrslmente y le valieron nu
tridos apausos. Terminado Ell espectacuo riu
di6se quito Tersicore, bailando algunas danza
con 10 que termin6 la velada que ha dejado i'm
perecederos recuerdos en- Ia sociedad Coameha.
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Segdn nueatras roticlas muy pocos son los
pueblos dc Ia isls que han remesado las cantida-
deg que ofTecieron que fgursn en- sus presu-
nuostos, psla ayudar los gastos de la Exposition.
Lamentable eae abandono es de esperarse que
los Ayuntamientcs cumplan la mayor brevsdad
remitento la Junta del Centenario Ell contin.
gente ofrecidc, pues con 81 SO ha contado sc
3uenta para los crecidos gastos que Sc estau ori-
ginando.
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Ia muralle que ss sneoentra en Ia parte .

La muralls que Sc snouentra en- Ia parte pos.
terror de ls calle de Tetu4n sc halla convertida
en- lugar inmundo donde se arrojan bssuras y Sc
hacen otros actos contraros la hig;ene. Igual
sucede en- la muralla que de al teatro en-
la parte posterior del pabel6n que exists en- la
plazuela de Santiago en- todo el trsyecto que
media desde la sallda de Pusrta de TERRA hasta
la casilla que ocupa 81 6slato. 81 la sutoridsd
local no hace q. la polioia tome las medidas nece
sarias SO hara precise establecer por esos lWga-
res una lea de aqua de olor.
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Hay verdadera lu4paolenci&-y CON rsz6n--
en- esta Capital, por tsner lag ,timas noticias dc
!os sucssos hispanom Es trists coss
que vivamos sin saber al da 10 que ocurre en- la
rnadre patria, SCORE todo tratandoee de asuntos
tan graves como les que han prodncido loa at,
mos successes dc Melilla. Puerto Rico es tai vez
81 dnico pals ciyiljzado de America que por te6
8, ato no esta en- communication dlaria con ell mum
do. Muchas voces tenemos que rscibir del &c
tramjero noticiss de Espsnal... 1Q1@ mas sc
Duede decir?
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! La montura uei puenLs de san Antonio, en-
tire esta Capital Sansurce, marcia paso de
Etortuga seguramente NO estara listo cuando Sc
naugura Ia Expoeici6n, CON notable perjuicio pa
rs 81 constante trafco que habra en- aquella Gpoca
Eaa diacion &cusa bastants incuria del contf ats.
ia que parece esta aletsrgado, al bien nuestro
sntender quen tiene princ1palments Ia culpa es
al rep1eseutarte del Gobierno que no dprset4 s.:
ccntratigta COMO corresponds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-19

Dice un colegs que una tonslada de oro vale
$4O7. 799 81 y una de plata pura 37,704 81. I'm
million ds pesos en- orc pesa 1855 8 libras y en-
plata SO, 1929 hbras. La production de hierro
fundido en- los Estados Unidos Sc Q ev6 el aho
pasado $l458,70S toneladas b1utas. En- la in
dustria vlnicola de California SO emplean annual
mente mas de 80 miIlones de huevos para clari6
car los vlnos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-19

ds i6eaIidadsa serau los slgulshtes. PAio0 balo,
sin eutradas, ri pesos so centavos; palco alto,
sin entradas, q pesos; grille bajo, sin entradas.
20 pesos; grille alto, sin entradas, IT pesos; del
tercer pso, IL pesos uneta con entrada, Pc
so centavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-10-19

Dir de Nueva' York por el vapor inglGs Centurion
un estenso surtido de drogas productos quimi-
cos farmaceuticos en- el acreditado estableci
miento de Farmaca de los Sres. Sucesores de
Teillard Micard, San Francisco So. Con que "a
o saben los favorecedores del dicho antique esta.
blacimiento.