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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
Las VEGAS LOCALS.

II. r. Springer, son of late vice
president Of the Atchison road, went
through for Hillsboro, where he will be
employed.
An old widower is about to lead to the
altar one of our society bellies. Matri,
monial lightning frequently strikes where
you least expect it.--Optc.
In the case of Mary Dold vs.. j. D. W.
Veeder, the time in which the complain
ant shall complete her proof has been ex-
tended by Judge E. p. Seeds forty days
from the 1st of December.
James r. DeRemer d Co., the we'll
known contractors, have instituted SUIT
in the district court against Messrs.
Brown d Wells, of New York, for $l2,-
900, the amount claimed to be yet due
for the erection of the dam at the Bell
ranch.
1t is doubtful if thero is another town,
of the size Of Las Vegas, in any part of
the United States, where there are as few
persons out of employment. Destitute
families, because the head of the family
has lost his job, are absolutely unknown
in this city. There are a few Mexican
beggars and the occasional passing tramp.
Otherwise, there are no cases calling for
charity in this good ,city:-Optic.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

Nothing has yet been found strong
enough to kill the germs of tuberculosis
in advanced stages without killing the
patient.
"The trouble is the science of detection
is still weak. If we could only know in
time of a patients condition we could
check aud eradicate consumption.
"In the last year the warfare against
DR.. Koch has practically ceased. This is
evidence that his lymph theory is no
longer tenable, and that the assertion by
the fraternity that his inoculatiens gener-
ate dangerous germs is proved. DR..
Koch's own private troubles, have had
much to do with the weakening of his
hold on public confidence. He secured
divorce and married an actress, but there
was great scandal over it, and the court
awarded the first wife heavy alimony.
Then he became involved in contro-
versy with DR.. Levi, lecturer in the uni
yersity of Berlin. DR.. Koch used Lewis
hospital, the regular patients being hur-
ried out to make room for DR.. Koch's
special cases. Complaints were made
that 500 were charged for single inocu-
lation. DR.. Koch would not deny the
charge. The two, who had been warm
friends, are now reported to be bitter
enemies.
"All medical scientists in Germany are
agreed on the germ principle of disease
| propagation. They are now coDcentrat-
ing the ir energies to find some sui stance
that will kill the germ of the tuberc ulosis.
l am convinced that this concentration of
purpose will startle the world before long
with discovery that will rob consump-
| tion of its terrors.'
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
TRADE STATISTICS.
Big Figures on the shrinkage in
Business During the Year.

New York, Dec. 5O.--R. &. Dunn g. Co.'S
weekly report says: Starting with the
largest trade ever known, mills crowded
with work, and all business stimulated by
high hopes, the year 1898 has proved, in
sudden shrinkage of trade, in commercial
disasters and depression of industries
the worst for fifty years. Whether the
final results of the panic of 1888 we're re-
latively more severe, the scanty records
of that time do not clearly show.
The year closes with prices of many
products the lowest ever known, with
millions of workers seeking in vain for
work, and with charity laboring to keep
back suffering and starvation in all our
cities. The review of different depart
ments of trade exhibited a collapse of in
dustry and business which is almost
without precedent.
Clear evidence of the shrinkage in diff
ferent branches of business is afforded
by answers already received to several
thousand circulars requesting figures OF
sales during tho last half of 1888 and
1892.
Returns of textile goods show sales
amounting to $43,e93,S75 this year
against $7O,347,sS2 last year, decrease
of II per cent.
Iron returns thus far aggregate $40
1853, 100, against S65,52o,92l last year, a
decrease of % per cent.
Jewelry shows decrease Of 20 per cent
furniture 26 per cent, dry goods 20 pei
cent, hats 1875 per cent, hardware 10 per
cent, shoe manufacturers 10 per cent.
1t is curious that the only trade show.
ing any increase as yet is groceries, the
aggregate sales being II per cent larger
than in the last half of 1892.
In the thirty-seven years covered by
the records of this agency, the number OF
failures has only once risen 9 little above
1850 in year. In 1898, tho number re-
ported has been 1860. The aggregate
OF liabilities in all failures reported has,
in six years, risen about $2O0,o0o, 600. This
year the strictly commercial liabilities
alone have exceeded $331, 49,, ,933; the
liabilities of banking and financial insti.
tutions have been $2l0,956,S64, and the
liabilities of railroads placed in the hands
of receivers about ,S92,2l7,033.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
A Famous High

Fresno, Dec. 30.-Over 500 armed men
are securing the country to-day after
Chris Evans and the young man who as
sisted him to escape from jail. Evans
was to have been taken to the peniten-
tiary yesterday to. serve life sentence
for the murder Of Deputy United States
Marshal Wilson, of Arizona. Evans and
Merrill had many confederates IN the
escape. All the sheriff's officers and the
sheriff himself were decoyed from the
town early in the morning that they
might not interfere with the plans. Mrs.
Evans and youth who decoyed four officers
thirty miles from town to be present at
an alleged train robbery, and boy and
girl named Hutchinson, where Merrill
boarded, have been arrested as accom-
plices. Evans has probably reached the
mountains by this time, and if he has, he
will not be captured easily, if ever.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
A CHASTITY CONSIGNMENT.
An Express Package Ccntatns the
Bodies Of an Old Man and
"a Girl.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 30.The bodies of
an old man and young girl are at the
morgue hero awaiting Identification, and
the detectives are working to explain the
mystery of their deaths. Yesterday a
stranger brought a large bo. to the ex-
press company saying it contained sta
tionery and ordered it shipped t. q town
in Iowa. Last night the box wa found
to be overweight and the company Off
cials opened it, and found Ito contain
the nude bodies of man and woman
dead, but with no marks of '.iolence
Around the bodies the box was filled iu
with rubbish. The names of the man and
woman and the town they came from is a
secret,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
BIG CONCESSIONS.
A Budget Of Mexican Ncws-Gen
Neri Allowed to Return.

/. City of Mexico, Dec. 3O.-The Steam
Valley railway and its valuable conces
sions have been sold to the Federal Street
Railway company for 81 100000.
Gen. Mexia and Lawyer Lancaster
Jones have been granted to-day the valu
able concession for building the railroad
from Palomas, through the Mormon
colonies Of Ascencion, Dublan, Diaz and
Juarez to Mazatlan, with branches to the
Gulf Of California and other points
This railroad is 1900 miles long, and ie
the same that was forfeited by John
Young, of Salt Lake City.
Gen. Neri, the revolutionist exile, has
been allowed to return to Guerrero for O
short visit on account Of serious illness
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

granted Maria 1t. Ii. Drollln5, or La
Cueva.
The governor will shortly name a sue
cessor to Salome Garcia, resigned as COM
missioner of Colfax county.
The bond of Tranquilino Labadie as
secretary and treasurer of the Las Vegas
normal school has been filed With the ter
ritorlal secretary.
Geo. Fl. Pradt is now engaged in max
ing new survey of the Canon del Aqua
grant, near San Pedro, in accordance
with the decision of the U. 5. supreme
court.
The following notaries have been ap-
pointed: A. NJ. Officer, of Ration, Colfax
county; Burrage Yale McKeyes, of DEM
ing, Grant county, and James L. Hagan,
of Hunter, Rio Arriba county.
Says the Socorro Chieftain "Tho re-
port of Gov. Thornton to the secretary of
the interior comes to our table. 1t con-
tains over thirty pages devoted to statis-
tics of the resources of the territory, en-
bracing land grants, population, indebt-
edness, railroads, schools, mines, ranches,
irrigation. etc. This report Is carefully
compiled ana Is crediG 10 Uo'' uorH-
ton and to New Mexico, and with the
valuable information it contains, it will
prove beneficial to the territory"
On the application of 300 of the best
citizens in Valencia county, and the state
ment of witnesses that there had been
done great wrong by his conviction,
Sylvestre Chavez, serving sentence Of
three years in the penitentisrr on the
charge of murder, was pardone by the
governor yesterday afternoon. Chavez
had served one year of the sen'scce. The
statement on which the gcternor acted
shows that Chavez brother committed
the crime, Immediately fled the country
and has not since been heard Of.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
A SUICIDE.
A Prominent CincinnAtian Attempts
His Life to Cover Up His
ROguery.

Chicago, Dec. 3O.-Geo. Leighton, a
prominent citizen of Cincinnati, Ohio,
attempted to suicide at the Stafford
hotel here this morning. 1t is thought
he will recover. The desire to end his
life was caused by the fact that it was
about to be made public that he and
others had been swindling various Gin
cinnati charitable institutions out of
thousands of dollars. Friends of Leigh
ton say that he frequently discussed the
question of suicide, and fear that he will
persist in the attempt to end his life until
succAssful.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
Thought IL Gold Dust.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Detectives are at
work on new and clever swindle by
which the victims, three in number, have
lost about $4,000. The method employed
was the sale to various persons of a bag
containing brass filings, worth So, under
the impression that it was pure gold. A
little gold was used as test to persuade
buyers that the metal was genuine. Two
jewellers and one othor man were taken
in by the scheme.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
GOOD Nominations,

Denver, Dec. 3O.-The state irrigation
commission was appointed yesterday,
as follows: Hon. Platt Rogers, Prof.
Carpenter, of the Agricultural college,
W. s. Carpenter, of Cortez, j. s. Green, of
Pueblo, and j. F. Roche, of Hardin. The
OBJ ject of the commission is to advance
in very way possible the interests of irri-
cation Improvements and the reclaiming
of arid lands.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
Flyers Burned.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 80. - Railley's
stables were burned this morning and
many valuable horses destroyed. Three
were owned by President Eckert, of the
Western Onion Telegraph company. One
of these was the celebrated "Partisan."
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
The Coughiin Trial.

Chicago, Dec. so.--The Coughlin trial
was resumed to-day. Henry Tolman,
microscopist, was examined. He said
science could not tell the difference be-
tween human blood and that of young
dog
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

St. Joseph, Mo-, Dec. 30.--Little Hazel
Shipp, while walking along the principal
street here last night, was passed by boy
with gun who fred load of shot into
the side of he. face. The wound is fatal
The boy is unknown and escaped.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
-::-BRIEF WlRINGS-:.-
Alonsul Dismissed.

Washington, Dec. 30.--Col. Hampton,
of Virginia, U. S. consul at Annoy, has
been dropped from the service as a result
of the investigation of charges against
him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30

Sedalia, Mo-, Dec. 30.-The residence
of Mrs. Sarah Kelly was destroyed by fire
this morning. Her small grandchildren,
Lena West and Landon Bailey, were
cremated,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
Arrives After Long DELAY.

New York, Dec. 30. - The belated
steamer ,Burgomaster Peterson, arrived
here this morning after all hopes were
abandoned. She was thirty days crossing
the ocean.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
A Teller Gone.

Providence, R. l., Dec. 80.-Wm. Ben
nett, teller for the Globe National bank
has absconded, leaving shortage in his
accounts of $4,000, possibly twice that
amnunk
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
Death Of An Old washlnrtonian.

Washington, Dec. 30.-Mr. James Fisher,
assistant librarian of the house of rep
resentatives, died last night here. He
was connected with the house for eighteen
years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-12-30
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

An original widows pension has been
granted Maria e.. II. Drollins, of La
Cueva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

De Las Novedades de Nueva York fechada
el IL del mes en- curse, es ell siguiente suelto:
, Anoche ha sldo la de mas frfo que ha habdo
en- esta ciudad quizas on la mayor parte de los
Estados Undos. La ola frfa lego, precise es
convenir en- que Sc ha portado admirablemente
su manera Ell term6metro que las tres de la
madrugads de aver estaba 30 Far. sobre cero,
fue descendiendo gradualmente hasta lIegar 40
& sea mas de l50 centigrados bajo cero, cifra Ia
mas baja 4 que ha egado este inverno ST en-
Nueva York ha sido la temperature tan baja
puede calcularse la que habra reinado en- las lati
tudes del Norte, del Noroeste del Oeste. En-
Staunton, Virginia, ell term6metro Farenheit des
cendi6 20 baio cero, en- varias localidades de
Minnesota estuvo de zoo 800 bajo cero, cifra
que hiela solo al escribirla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
n Acaban de recibir un
Pi5n1S HlHma1HS gran surtido los ven.
den muy baratos.
1890
MULLENHOFF & KORBER.--P.

Con motive de la prolongada sequia que azo
ia esta Ciudad SO ha acercado nosotros un ami
60 comunicandonos one habiendo sldo hace dos
amos, concejal 20 teniente de Alcalde de este
Ayuntsmiento, SO promovio un expediente para
examinar antigua algibe de grandes dlmenslo-
mes que existe ell barrio denominado BallaJa,
frente al Quartet de lnfanteria resultando del
examen facultativo que dicho alglbe Sc hallaba.
en- buen estado solamente con Ell aqua descom-
puesta SO procedi6 por orden del Ayuntamlento
la lmpieza reuocado paredes, hacienda
Sc de nuevo la alcantsrilla que conduce hasta la
plaza de San Jose comunlca con canerlas de
zinc que toman ell aqua flovediza de la vertiente
sud de la iglesa del mismo nombre Ell Ayunta-
miento por medic de compuertas s6lidas mando
cerrar ell nuevo brocal hoy cuenta el repetldo
agbe con excelentes y abundantes aguas que
pueden deben ofrecerse al vecindario.
Nos permitimos lamar la atenci6n de la Au
estan cometiendo los conductures de los omnibos
que hacen ell servicio entire esta Capital San
turce, admitiendo mas pasajeros de los regla-
mentarios. Aver tuvimos la maala Suerte de ve-
MIR en- uno de dichos vehfcuos, y al llegar,
habla veintiun Pasa1eros donde solo hay sltlo
para dtez, sin respetar que senoras y sehor1tas
ocupaban anticipadamente sus respectlvos aslen-
tos. I'm par de multas aplicsdas al conductor
que consienta esos abusos los cortarian de raiz y
harlan un buen servicio Ia empresa, pues llega
ra ell dia en- que los pasaieros que no deseen ser
estrujados no usaran los omnibus nj aun cuando
fuese de 5alde ell trasporte
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Debido la complacencla de Mr.. Rasinski
director de los Ferrocarries de Puerto Rico, tu-
vimos el gusto de examnar el plano del hermoso
edifcio de MADEIRA que Sc piensa construir en- bre
We para las ofcinas de la companfs. Dicho ed.
fcio go levantara entire la actual estaci6n provn-
sional la casa que perteneci6 la sonora viuda
de Orbeta, dando frente al paseo dc Covadonga.
Medira 40 metros de largo por 10 de ancho y
tendra doble escalera para subir e piso superior.
La construction resultara muy elegante la vez
que sencia y Sc cacula que tres meses podra
quedar concluida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Nos escriben de Manati que preocupa los
prohombres del incondicionalismo ell deficit abru-
mador que arroja la lquidaci6n del presupuesto
ordinario de 1891 90, y que el mayor NAL es
que para enjugar diche deficit no SO cuenta con
recursos de ninguns especie Sc hsbla de que
vendra una Comisi6n a conferenciar s. E. y
que del resultado de ella tomsr&n una resoluclon
axtrama los sefores Conceiales del AYuntamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Un peri6dico de Nueva York publica el ST.
guiente telegrama
"Buda- Pesth, Enero PA despecho de los
mentis ofciales dados este respecto, el Prteti
Hilarp asegura que existla complot para Sc
cuestrar al principe de Montenegro Ell complct
no pudo llevarse a cabo merced las precaucio-
mes tomadas la resistencia de las tropas; pero
80 de los conjurados fueron muertos en- Ia lucha
que empenaron con las tropas y so recberon
heridas mas menos graves, habiendose hecho
prisionero SO de estos dltimos. Tambien SO han
arrestado % sacerdotes por haber tornado parte
en- la conjuraci6n, que, Sc dice era de orfgen cle
rical."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
A fuer de imparciales deseosos de contri

A fuer de imparcales deseosos de contri.
buir que SO canieen las diversas opniones refe,
rentes al complejo asunto de la moneda nos com.
placemos reproducir el sigulente editorial que
public6 nuestro estimado colega La Democacia en-
81 edici6n del sabado 2S.
81 es cierto que "del choque sale la luz" de.
bemos ssperar que resute algo de provecho de
esa controversial, fin de que nuestro gobierno
pueda dictar una resoluc6n que armonlce las as
piracIones de tirios troyanos:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

X Nuevas noticias Manati nos hacen saber que Ell
deficit del presupuesto de 1891 80 de las an.
teriores su liquidaci6n arrastrados, asciende Z
diez seis mil y pico de pesos, calculandose que
81 que esta ejercicio ofrecera otro deficit de
ocho mil pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

En- e ramo de Bene6cencia emplea ell muni
cipio de esta Capital $22,924 en- 81 corriente afo
econ6mico, distribuido como sigue dos medicos
tltulares intramuros $500, dos idem extramuros
$780, cnco particulares 4 $3.50 $500, un ca
pataz camillero $500, tres camllle1os $240. A
los asilados lazarinos $3.50, enfermos pobres
5000, medicines $2,25O, diversas atenciones $500,
asilo municipal de carload $500, hospitalillo de
Santa Rosa So, 400, ala Sociedad protectora de
nifios $24.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Durante el aho l89O.9l Sc han fabricado en-
eE Imperio aleman 52.s3O 900 hect6lltros de
cerveza. En- ell mismo perfodo se importaron
229, 900 hectolitros SO exportaron 626, 000 que
dando para ell consume interior 52433, 900, CO
rrespondiendo lO6 itros pr6ximamente por ha-
bitante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

laciones, como rigen en- Ia metr6poli, aobre las
plasas en- que domino e patron de oro
Repetidos ensayos han probado que Ia plata
mejicana tiene mas valor intrfnseco que los duros
espanoles de reciente acunacion por tanto hay
que esperar que no sufrira el pals gran quebranto
por concepto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

En- San Lorenzo y en- Barros no hay sellos
de correos para franquear La correspondence pd.
blca. Muy amenudo yenimos diciendo este mis-.
mo de diversos pueblos de Ia Isla no Sc corta
el NAL. Convendrfa, pues, que sel senior Gober-
nador tomase cartas ell asunto, pues los intere-
ses del comercio y del pdbico deben ser respe.
tsdos SzFt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
Gran sensation ha causado una carta de

Gran sensacl0n ha causado una carta del
Papa Leon XIII dirigida al pueblo de Bolona,
la que S. s. dice que al nombrar al cardenal
5ersfno Vannutelli arzobispo de Bolonis ha obe-
decide a una inspiration divina. Considerase
esta declaration de parte del Papa como una in.
dicaci6n designando al cardena como su suce-
sor al Pontifcado Esta carts del Pontlfce hace
desaparecer la duda de que habfs de 81 ell nom
bramiento del cardensl Sc podfa considerar como
destierro de Roma Asegdrase que S. 8. ha
dicho "Vannutili va a Bolonia cardenal vol
vera Papa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Escrlben de Coner.o que en- dias pasados
ocurrio un escandalo en- la casa del senior Longo
on momentos en- que el con famlia atendfan
cortesmente una trula compuests de 10 mas
granada del pueblo. Con este motive sc ha abier-
to averiguacion sumara ell Juzgado expe-
diente averiguatorio por la Guardia Civil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
Dice un periodico de Nueva York:

Thomas Nichols, de veinticuatro afos de
edad, dependiente en- la oicina de farmacia de
Mrs. Gertrude Gockner, fue sentenciado aver
por el Jurado diez amos de prisi6n por haber
.despachado para I'm enfermo diez granos de NOR
jina en- vez dc Ia misma cantidad de qpinina, 10 q
|produjo IL mnerte del paciente Martin Mundt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Quejanse de Puerta de TERRA de que hay
dentro del msmo pobado una industria de freir
sebo para exportar, que msntiene al vecindario
con el panuelo en- las narices de continue. Guam
do SO esta friendo el referido sebo el NAL DIOR
insoportable en- todo ell barrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30
NOTICIAS GENERATES

La comidila del dia es la cronica suscrita
por el DR.. Morales Ferrer en- ell 1ltimo n1mero de
H Buscapit (y la cual, sin duda. su autor no
psns6 dar toda La extension que Sc le ha dadol
la actitud de protesta iniciada por ell apreciabe
gremio de dependencies del comercio de la Capi
tai que SO ha ofendido los detalles de la dicha
cr6nica. Anoche y hoy puede decrse que so de
los dependencies" ell tema de las conversaclones
todas, dividiendose la opinion entire los que Green
que ell DIR. Morales Ferrer ha hecho bien en- cen
surar 10 que juzga vicios sociales, y los que OPT
nan que los detalles de su cronca de referencia
son ofensivos para los dependencies por estar de
masiado subidos de punto La cr6nica de Et
Buscaptt ha ven1do, pues, dar tregua las
conversaciones cuotdianas sobre candidates y
candidaturas que era 10 paptante del dia.
Parece que entire los acuerdos tomados aver
en- la Junta general celebrada por los senores que
componen ell Club de regatas uno de elles ha sido
ell que tan pronto como el Semaforo de esta Capt
tai se1ale ls Mao Santa Maria, que debera tocar
en- este puerto en- su viaje de Cadiz la Habana
Nueva ork, todos los botes que forman la
cuadrilla de dicha sociedad salgan tripulados y
uniformadas sus tripulaciones, esperarla frente
al MORO, para acompanarla su entrada en- este
puerto, dandole escolta de honor Bien por El
Club!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

Aver Sc ha escspsdo una errata msy6scula
ell Ren.atido que pubcamos suscrito por varios
dependencies del Comercio Donde dice CANA
del dependiente al fnazar el primer parrafo,
debia decir "casa del dependiente etc." Espera
mos que e buen juicio de nuestros lectores habar
subsanado dispensado esta errata, hija de Ia
precipitation con que, los domingos sobre todo,
SO compagna este diario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-30

La Sociedad de 5eguros de vida que expide
p6lzas precios mas reducidos, la Bengfca de
Massachusetts,, Boston, de la que es Agente en-
Puerto Rico don r. B. Lopez, quien dara toda
clase desinformes al que los soicite.