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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
The Transfer station.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
his objected TO the proposed change Of the
transfer station Of the Washington and George
Town Railroad Company to the north side Of
New York avenue at 18th that the passengers
viii have to walk Zone says) GOO or 700 feet
IL bus great mistake. Fifteenth street between
the building lines Of the houses ID ITO
feet In width, 90 that IL grip
car on the l4th street road stops
on the east line Of 18th on New York avenue
and the grip car on Pennsylvania avenue ct the
west line of 18th the two will be Just lao feet
apart Allowing thirty feet more for the aver
age walk from either car Of the train and We
have not TO exceed lao feet. the prob
able entire distance for any given psssen-
ger TO change trains. The transfer boz how
ever, should not be placed in the mtddle OF
the street IL Riggs a Co. object. - il 10
stated. 10 having the box at DE southeast cor
ner OF their building, where il originally was.
tnen II can he placed on the sidewalk Of 18th
street just beyond the north line OF the avenue
and near the telegraph pole next TO the curb
position.
There is a more significant objection 10 plac-
ing II In the center OF the street. in the feet that
JUST such little structures are used by contract
ore frequently over the openings 70 sevsrs and
tne suggestions are not sufficiently delicate 70
warrant permanent condition There 10 doubt
by the Supreme Court in res
uon 10 our streets, the Commissioners
can authortze an occupation OF the proposed
KIND. Put the box either at the Immediate
corner of the bank or at the pavement edge on
the same corner. and you viii have remedied
the evil IN the best way. In former commu-
nication on this subject spoke Of this as being
the "oniy way. &c. i OF course meant by tins
the only method within the power Of the Com
missioners The Stars proposal to send the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
Burial Permits.

During the twenty-four hours ending ~ noon
today burial permits were issued fron the
health Office for the following:
white-John Ryan. Ga years: Arstin bailey,
rs years; Story Thorp. IS years; Oscar d New
man, So years; John r. Coffin, 4s years; Mamie
Barghnusen,4 years; Mary Z. Hatton.4 months;
Louis y. Porter, days; Henry Bsrses, q
months; Howard L. Smalley, months.
Coiored-Jsne Makei. 81 wears: Bessie hurry,
rs years; Chss. Hawkins. 4 years; Rianch But
Ter. year; Ethel NJ. Harris, months, Percy
Williams. months; Alberta Brown, month;
Henry H. Densmore. months; Lawrence II.
Psrham, months; Diana NewmaE, IL
months.
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Party Wall Case.

Justice Cole this morning decided the party
wall case-Mrs. Elizabeth Shoemaker against
Thomas B. Entwisle inspector Of buildings)-
bill to restrain proceedings in the Police Court
against the complainant by dissolving the re-
straining order.
This case growr out of the condemnation Of q
wall of Mrs Shoemaker, who was directed to re-
move the same, and failing to do SO proceedings
were taken in the Police Court. Mr. Garnet
then for Mrs. Shoemaker filed the bill for an in
junction against these proceedings
The court held that the inspector had the
right to condemn the wall and dissolved the
restraining order and denied the injunction.
The complainant appealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
BurGl r. Living On STYLE

New York. July IA special TO the Times
from Jamsics, Long Island, says: Detectives
Ashmead and Harris last night captured three
members OF q gang OF burglars and recovered
about &lo,o worth Of stoler property. $4,000
Of which had been stolen from Florian Gros-
jeans residence three weeks ago. Upon the
men were found $500 in money and pawn
tickets representing O. 900 worth Of property.
The burglars lived in fine style in Ridgew ood
They refused TO give their names.
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Her VIII Filed.

The will Of the late Bridget Wise was fled
and partially proven today She leaves her
piano to her daughter. Julia Wise, and vstch
and chain to her daughter, Lily A. Wis. and
the rest OF her personal property 10 6. NJ.
Byrnes. her son-in-aw, in trust for her dsugb-
tiers. Her real estate, COG NJ street, she leaves
to Mr.. Byrnes in trust 10 sell and apply GOO fog
masses for her husband, John Wise, sons,
Thomas W. and Horace, and daughters, Sarah
W. Byrnes and Josephine Wise; $500 for fune-
raj expenses and repair Of the burial Loo and
the remainder TO her two daughters.
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A California Bank Resumes.

San BERSARDINo, CAL, July FLAMES III.
Eckels, controller OF the currency, has author
lied the First National Bank to reopen, which
it did this morning. The bank has a large
amount Of capital on hand. more than enough
to pay every possible demand. 1t is sa,d the
Farmers Exchange Bank will also reopen in
short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21
The Death Was Accidental,

Coroner Woodward today gave certificate
Of accidental death in the case Of VIM. Lee,
. three-year-old colored boy, who fell from q
balcony on which he was playing at No. l076
30th street Tuesday. The child's skull was
fractured. resulting In death fifteen minutes
after the accident
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Taken TO Nebraska.

Detective James Malone Of Lincoln, Neb..
who came here for the prisoner. James E. Bolts,
colored, who is wanted at Lincoln for forgery,
left here this morning for home with the
prisoner.
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Stationery Contract. Awarded.

Contracts for supplying the Navy Depars-
ment with stationery for the present 6scsi 700
have been awarded to Easton q Rupp, ~
ii. Peepe and VIM. Ballantyne a Sons o. fhis
city and the Manhattan Supply Comp&ay 81
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings Of the ther-
mometer at the weather bureau today: an,
IL; 2p.m-, 50; maximum, 50; minimum. O.
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SrocK-TAK1se Rrnrcr,ox,

REFRIGERATOR DEPARTMENT
These reductions bring Hard wood Refrrera tora
down to lower prices than reliable reriKersors
ever before sold for.
JEWETTs VICTOR" REFRIGERATOR. hard
wood. charcoal packed. three shclyes
WE'RE $685.. NOW $a-
JEwErT's VICTOR" COLD BLAST REFRIG-
ORATORS. charcoal packed.
WE'RE o.. so. NOW $685.
BELONGS NEW PERFECTION REFRIaER
ATORS. hard wood. flush bottom, carved DOOR and
panels. The finest in the world
WERE s1Q NOW 81
WERE S12. NOW 60
(4th moor. 10th at hufldin0
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SrocK-TAK1sa Rrpucrross.

..
An excellent opportunity to purchase a FIRST class
Baby Carriage at small cost.
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SrocK-TAkrNe Rrpucr,oss

BOYS AND GIRLS SAFETY BICYCLES
Every one in the house has been marked down
The following were all made at the Western Wheel
BOYS JUNIOR. /" 24-inch wheel.
WERE S2a00 NOW Sla90-
GIRLS JUNIOR" cushion tires full bail bearinzs,
24-inch wheel
WERE $40. 90. NOW $2e Co.
'CINCH." cushion tires. full ball bearings
WERE $40 90. NOW 500. 90
t4th MOOR 10th st. building
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SrocK-TAK1Ne REpucrroSs
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.
THE CELEBRATED CHRISTY BREAD CAKE
and PAIRING KNIVES cut hot bread as we'll a. cold
WERE 81 NOW Too
CARVING KNIVES SAWS.
NOW Soc NOW Co.,
wHITE-HANDLED CARvERs.
WERE 81 NOW 75c PAIR
SET ANTIQUE CARVED wHITE-HANDLED
KNIVES and best Silver Forks.
WERE $3.50. NOW S65o-
LOT OF sABATIER FRENCH COOKS, KNIVES.
WERE 65 AND Toe. NOW 5Oc.-
SrocK-TAK1Sa REpucr1oss
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT
SOLID GOLD RINGS. various settinss.
WERE 81. NOW &c.,
BLACK AND GOLD CUFF BUTTONS
WERE 25c. NOW loo
STERLING SILVER FLEUR DE LIS STICK PINS.
WERE 1Oc. NOW &c.
ooLD-PLATED BROOCHES. turquoise settings
WERE 25c. NOW loc.-
BLACK HAT PINS.
WE'RE 15c NOW DO
ass noor.. 1lth st building)
Srocx-TAk1ss REnucrross.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
FANCY TRIMMING GIMP. 2 to IN inches wide
WAS 75c AND s1.3n NOW loo.
SHORT LENGTHS OF DRESS TRIMMING. black
and colors.
-oNE-HALF REGULAR PRICES
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Srocx-TAk1sa REnucrroSs.

Srocx-TAk1Na REpucr1oss.
HIGH-CLAss COTTON DRESS GOODS.
SIX STYLES MOUssELINE. pink. lavender and
maise grounds. with handsome foral printing.
WAS 37Hc. NOW l2hc. YARD
ALL OUR SCOTCH ZEPHYRs that were 50c.,
NOW 25e. YARD
FEW PATTERNS OF KOECHLIN PLUMETIS
or Swiss Mousseline.
WAS SOC. NOW Csc. YARD
FRENCH CHALLIE. 80 patterns in dress lengths.
WERE g. 90 and 5oc NOW 37xc. yard.
(First floor ,..............1O 10th st building.
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Srock-TAKrsa Rrpucr1oSs.

Srock-TAx1sa Rrpucr1oSs.
BLACK GRENADINES.
These are all desirable eoods-some Of them have
not been in the house q month-pretty. stylish. At
tractive. and such prices.
ALL SILK FIGURED GRENAD1NE. "a inches
wide.
WAS e1.c5 Now 90 YD.-
ALL-sILK FIGURED GRENADINE. - inches
WAS g. co. NOW s15O YD.-
ALI-sILK FIGURED GRENADINE. "a inches
wide.
WAS o.. SO. NOW sl.5o YD.-
ALL-SILK FIGURED GRENADINE. Is inches
wide.
WAS $3.50 NOW % so YD.-
RED STRIPED ALL-sILK GRENADINE "a inches
wide.
WAS $50. NOW 75c. YD.-
RED PLAID ALL-sILK GRENADINE. "A inches
"'-' WAS q. 37k. NOW Zoe. YD.-
1RoN-FRAME aRENAD1NE. pink figures. Is
inches WIDE
WAS o.. 50 now s1.ooYD.-
sILK.BoRDERED 'IRoN-FRAME" 0RRNk
DINE, As inches wide.
WAS s3O0 NOW s1.O0 YARD
STRIPED 'TRON-FRAME" GRENADINE. -
inches wide.
WAS sa2a NOW q. 5oYARD.-
list hoor. to 10th ct. building)
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SrocK-TAKrsa REDucr1oss.
WATER COOV Ed nDnaprNrn~,c

OUR ENTIRE STOCK GOES IN THE SALE
WERE q g. NOW .35IWERE g. So NOW SO so
MERE ". % NOW 81. 6olWERE &6 80 NOW IA al
WERE o.. 80. NOW 81 95IwERE &C. o. Now Is Is
(4th uoor 10Th 1t bldg
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SrooK-TAK1Sa Re-

HAMMOCkS AND CROQUET SETS.
All our remaining stock at reduced prices.
Eth floor III
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SrocK-TAxrse REDUCTIONS.

SHOE DEPARTMENT.
We don't intend to carry over single pair of
Childrsn's Summer Shoes. and have therefore msde
heavy reduction on Russell Goat, Red Goat and
Bright Dongola Oxford Ties-right at the height Of
the season. when they will be Of service TO you.
CHILDREN'S RED GOAT BUTTON SHOES AND
OXFORD TIES. Sizes to 10k.
WERE 81. 25 to ~. 80. NOW T5c. PAIR
CHILDREN'S RUsSET GOAT AND BRIGHT
DONGOLA OXFORD TIES. Sizes 4 toS
WERE 81 AND SI.25. NOW 75c. PAIR
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES RUSSET GOAT
AND VICI KID oXFORDs. All sizes from 81 to 2.
WERE &1 % AND 81. so. NOW 81 PAIR
BOYS CALF AND BROWN GOAT oXFORDS.
Sizes Is to g.
WERE e. 50. NOW 81. Is PAIR
FEW DESIRABLE SIZES Of THOSE LADIES'
g. so AM - OxFORDs AT
-s2PAIR.--
ed floor. nrst annexC
SrocK-TAKINa REpuc11oss
PICTURE DEPARTMENT
200 STEEL ENGRAvINGs. osk framea
WERE SOC. NOW 19c.-
100 REMARQUE PROOF ETCHINas. oak
WERE else NOW Csc
80 FINE FRAMED ENGRAvINds
WERE 81. NOW &c.
25 ARTISTS SIGNED ETCHINGS. I6x2O, oak
WE'RE 81. NOW Co.,
(4th floor. 10th ct. building.
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SEWING MACHINE, 1880
10Th ct. building. }


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-21

SALE OF THE SEASON.
We know that the ladies Of this city look forward to
our Annual Midsummer sale. Tor they have pronted
by experience. We offer 1t this sale specials that will
put to shame some Of the so-called bargains which
offered at bankrupt and removal sales This is no
old stock-all new goods. some slightly soilsd by
handling and window display and others married
down way below cost
We would adyrse ron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15
SecciOn de AnunCios
AVISO

Ez Director del LG6orotorso Qwsnstco Municipal
Certifca haber reconocidola bebda acoholca deuomi
NADIA Ron Vielo LLAvE, obtenda por desaci0n al
vapor porlos Roses c. Arecibo, encuentra
realmene producto de Ia matera
sacarna de dotada de propo queza aco
hoca convenience Ia pureza que ha de exe para que
en- uso moderado sea it'll.
Contiene pr6ximam6nte 50p.S en- volmen de alcohol.
exeno las mpurezas de cabeza COLA peso especco
15 es grado areometrico la temperature
ambiente $50 Lussac Cartier No contfene
maeria coorane extaa acete esencial natural esencia
artificial nj producto alguno impurifque haga noc
va apeticion del senior don Santos Danois expide
presente Juan de Puerto Rico Is Mario 1893
l2-5 Lcdo. Jose Ledesnsa n SGllnHa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Hemos probado los exceientes cigarrillos de
la universalmente acreditada fabrica de HEM
RY CLAY de la Habana cuyo anuncio publ
ca1nos en- otro lugar, podemos asegurar que son
extra superiores. Solicltense todos los cafes,
pulperfas dep6sitos de tabacos de Ia Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Libros de instruction precios los mas ba.
ratos de la plaza, cuadernos de escritura 10 mis-.
mo, 1ndices de varias classes. etc ETC., los encon.
tiara usted en- casa de los seaores Aguiar Diaz
ca, San Justo 8, donde SO venden tambien
los exqulsitos y sin rival cigarrillos de Il "Bo
rinquen."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Han entrado hoy al puerto de esta Capital,
de Boston la goleta americana Cora S. III. Kay,
con carga de duelas, fondos, provisones made
ras. De Filadelfa el be,gantin tambien ameri.
cano J, B. Ratel con carbon mineral. de Ia is.
la Ell vapor Rasnoch con carga de transto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

La senora de don Jose Antonio Vivoni pudo
ser yictima de las llamas en- la noche del Ii del
corriente en- San German, 4 causa de haberse in.
cendiado el vestido con fosforo que arroiara
al suelo quedo sujeto la arandela del mis-
mo, no ser por la oportuna intervention de su
esposo que 10 desgarr6, resultando ambos con
igeras quemaduras en- las manos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Fueron detenidos aver por Ia policfa de es.
ia Capital los individuos Damaso Cepero por
amenazar con dos piedras al cabo de serenos; Lo.
renzo Alfonso por supuesto autor del hurto de car
ne On una pulperfa; conducidos Ia Capita
MIA del puerto Manuel Sancio, Angel Garcia, 10.
se Gracia Jose Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

FL Banco Espanol de Puerto. Rico tenla en-
GAIA en- Ia tarde del dia Is dc Mario pr6ximo
pasado, una existencia de $l.375, ,247-28 en- mo-
media co:rlente Y $l38, ,447-l2 en- moneda ma.
cional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

El gran charco da sangre que quedo en- el
lugar de Ia ejecuci6n del soldado esta mahana,
fu1 piadosamente recogido cublerto con terra.
En- esta redacci6n hemos vlsto una de las balas
que mataron Omar. La extrajo I'm muchacho
de Ia pared do Ia muralla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

81 vapor ingles g Camden cargo en- Maya
guez para Nueva-York, 700 bocoyes pesando
397.750 kilos de azdcar. Y en- Ponce 5l3 boco
yes 286.767 klos del mismo dulce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Equivocadamente dijlmos aver que sol.
dado agredi6 hace dos tres dias un cabo en- 81
Castillo de San Crist6bal, y no fue as{. El he.
cho tuvo lugar segdn hemos dido decir On el
cuartal de Artillella
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Dicen dc Bayamon que hace mas de un mes
We roto IN farol del alumbrado p1blico entire
lag5casas de don Manuel Perez CobiAn el senor
Lopez Desde entonces, con perjuicio del We.
cindarlo que paga, enciende 81 mechero del
re ferido farol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

RrLas novelas Margorata, La Etlutada as el
IFanvia Ell 1ssogo de Cotress por el Dr.. FIanck
SO venden en- Ponce en- el ALMAcEN DE M6s1cA
de don OLYMPIC Otero, al m1smo precio que en-
ests redacci6n. Els deeir IA reales por los 3
tomos. lo-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

AuS 1O4OC6OO n POGO SIN que maya
que lamentarse desgracia personal alguna.
Hemos dido decir que el senior don Pablo
Ubarri ha dispuesto fabricar unas cuantas casas
arrendamiento no pasara de $25 al mes, y que
'tambi@n van ser modifcadas las tarifas de pa
safes y abono en- 81 tranvia.
La distribution de los fondos del Tesoro pa
70 81 presente mes es Ia siguiente:
Secclon Ia Obligaciones generates, $67,.-
6l9-.36.-Idem "a Gracla Justicia, 1920 "a.
-ldem 3.a Guerra, 79, $50. "a. .-Idem "A Ha.
clenda, l9, 9,l2O-5l.--Idem 5.a Marina, 9,344-.89.
--Idem 6.a Gobernaci6n. 662-O8.-Idem IL
Fomento, 3s,o5s-7e.-Tot $306.sl6 %.
81 lunes II Las siete de Ia maiana tendra
lugar en- 81 altar del Ssgrario. de Cathedral, una
rnlsa de ReQwie0a. por el alma de Ia fnada dofia
Mariana RHO de Folquera al cumplir % amos de
su fallecimiento. Su hja d. Teresa. invita- para
el.acto todos sus amigos.
Han entrado aver con carga al puerto de es-
ta Capital, de la Habana escala el vapor Cata.
lula, de Humacao 81 vapor Rita, de Lunem-
burgo con provisfones, 81 bergant{n ingles w. E.
StoVe
Maf1ana ofreceran por la tarde en- Bayam6n
ena corrida de novillos los toreros Clemente He.
rrera, (a) andaluz el de Ia guagua, Manuel Her
nandez, (a) 81 Gordito Manuel Alias (a) el Sar-
dina. Las personals .amaRtes de estos espectA-
culos tendran donde pasar 81 ratio. Sc correran
tres novillos gu la Iseta la entrada solo costarA
dos reales Habra tambien juegos de prestidi.
gitaci6n por Francisco Veazquez.
Nuestro amigo don Eduardo Lopez Cepero,
nos envfa para su publication la relaci6n de los
siguientes donativos hechos la nina Lolita Az
piroz para que continde sus estudios en- Madrid.
doha Dolores Barbosa, por ST $I-D.a Dolores
Gavilan por ST so cts.-D.a Nicanora Diaz por ST
so cts.D.a-Ana Mestte por ST SO cts.-De la escue.
la de la seiiorita Cap6, SIDE las seoritas de la
Escuela Normal, $l,-Total $4.5s.
Fueron detenidos aver por la policfa de es.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15
VARIEDADES

Si quiere V. tomar vino puro de mesa blanco
tinto, compre el de Logrono que venden Sobri.
no de Luina y ca "
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15
Nos escriben de Patillas que orc

IVUs 6SCK1U6M U0 i &LIlI6B que pEygT8H8 mUCnO
el pueblo. Eecientemente Sc han construido va
rias casas hay una dc mamposterfa pr6xima
terninar Ademas de las ricas haciendas de Ca
na de la Jurisdiction SO estan fundando buenos
plantfos de cafe. En- Patillas hay fuentes publ.
cas- SO ha adelantado&a Ia Capital construyendo
un buen acueducto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

En- Mayaguez cotiza cafe de $28a $3t
por extremes. en- Ponce de $274 500 segd,
reza ell Lfstin Coneercsal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Tras penosa cuanto breve enfermedad ha
: dejado de existir en- estos dias en- Ia Capt.
tai, la apreciable y virtuosa sehora dofia
Feliciana Roger. Acompahamos su des.
consolada familia en- su legftimo dolor.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Varios j6venes artesanos tenfan proyectado
un bale para esta noche y 10 han suspendido con
motive de Ia eiecuci6n de esta mafana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Hemos dido decir que el q del corriente ha
ra escala en- este puerto el vapor correo que sal
dra de Ia Habana el dia 20 on viaje para la PENN
sula.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Hoy & las ocho de Ia mahana SO EMBARGO en-
el vapor CataluHa para Ia Peninsula, nuestro es-
timado amigo don Angel Vasconi, On companla
de su distinguida ssposa. Fueron acompanados
al muelle y z bordo por gran ndmero de sehoras
v caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

/ 81 quiere usted conner bien, visite el restar
rant. La Catazana, San Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Sc ha constituido on Sabana del Palmar una
sociedad agricola mercantil, baio L. raz6n de J.
3. Carmona 8 hijos, de cuya frma son soclos
gestores don Juan Bautista Carmona 10, don Jo-
s9 Rosa Carmona don Gumersindo Carmona y
don Juan Bautieta Carmona 20
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

En- la tipografla de La CORRESPONDENCE 9
hacen toda clase de trabajo de imprenta CON tipo
enteramente nueyos q precios muY economics
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Slguen con actividad las obras dc pintura del
teatro de esta Capital. I'll edifcio presenta un
bonito golpe de vista por 81 exterior.
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Ha caaado an sna naeocloa la casa +

Ha cesado en- sus negoclos la casa dc Conner
clio que en- esta Capital giraba bajo la raz6n dc
Antonio Mendez, haciendose cargo de su iquida.
ci6n la que nueyalnente se ia establecido con)l
frma dc A. Mendez " Hermano, dc Ia que SON
socioe gestores don Antonio Mendez Perez
don Manuel de los mismos apallidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-15

Esta ma1ana SO reuni6 un grupo de curiosos
on 81 muelle, siguiendo una joven, natural de
caba en- 81 vaporcito de Catano, con un niho rubio
como de dlez meses de edad, en- brazos Deciase
uue 81 nino aquel era hi5o del soldado ajisticado
esta nafAna. IA dicha muier, que ha servidoi
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Pasajeros llegados aver por el vapor correo
Catalaaa: Carlos 8. Borch, Ricardo Romano y
familia, Salvador Canovas, JESUS Fonseca Jose
Perpihan, Joaquin Moreno, Juan O'Neill, Jose
Franco, Francisco Paz, hermana hijo, Jose Ss-
villa, Juan Perez, Files j. Lind6n, Agustina Me-
dina Y Jose Fernandez -. 3D..
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ciudad de San German morada del ssdor Quini
qnlnl; Tue sofocado al POGO tempo, sin que hays
que lamentarse desgracia personal alguna.
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Llamamos la stencion de nuestros lectores
hacia el anuncio referente la vacunaci6n que
tendra lugar en- el Institute de Puerta de TERRA
en- Ia semana pr6xims. Creemos que los padres
de famiia no debsn descuidarss en- vacunar 4
sus hijos va que v1enen presentandose algunos
casos de viruela en- esta poblaci6n. Y al ocu.
parnos de este asunto vemos que el doctor Elias
practica con frecuencia las vacunaciones que son
de pago; pero SO nos ocurre preguntar quien
vacuna las personas pobres? que hace nues
tro Ayuntamlento para preservarnos de la virue
la? Esperamos confados en- que nuestro AL
calde Ayuntamiento para cumplr debidamen-
te con la circular dictada hace POGO por 81
Gobierno General haran cuanto corresponds
en- question de tanto interes para Ia salud pd-
blica. 81
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Rogamos algdn amigo de Cayey nos infor-
me quien es 81 Juez Comisario de Ia quiebra de
don Eleuterio San Miguel, pues nos veremos en-
el case de decirle algo desagradable On 81 peri6-
dico FL
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Aver SO vendieron eE competencia en- esta
Capital, l94 sacos azdcar ConstancsG So. 3s.-
Cotizamos cafe dc $284 $283 classes para Cuba
y hasta $293 Hacienda escoiido
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Comunican por telegrafo, que anoche las
ocho media hubo IN Conato deincandio Cd lei
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Ha sido pedido por Ell Excmo Sr. presiden-
to de Ia Junta Central de Ia sociedad espanola
s'Salvamento de Naufragos" su Inspector. dele
gado don Darfo Laguna, 81 expediente en- deman-
da dc recursos para Ia adquisici6n de un bote
salva.vidas con que dotar Ia estacidn do esta
ciudad