davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-04

Last Friday the people of Chambers
burg, Pa, celsbrated the Goth ami
versary of the burning of that town
by the Confederates under General
McCausland. Amonument was placed
in the public square on which was
this inscription: "Chambersburg,
founded a. ID. 1894. Burned by rebel
cavalry July 30, A. D. 1854 Destroyed
buildings 537. Value OF real estate.
S7l9,2O434. Value Of personal propE
erty, S9l5, 1924
At York. Pa, a few days ago, Will
liam Washington was beating his
wife with a lash when he was stricken
with paralysis and died in few min
utes. He was a colored barber.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-04
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest u Govt Report
RH!A!:'!:!! B BS%d:g{
ABSOLUTELY PURE

| gave a bottle OF Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy
10 a family Of ten persons aud it cured
them all. They say il is good medl-
cine. A. |. DRRR, Cowan's Ford,
Meclenburg Co, n. c. For sale by j..
q. Gibson. Druggist.
Wanted, bacon and lard at w. +.
Licklider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-04
Ripans Tabule best liver tonic.
R.pans Tabules cure colo.

j. GREGG GIBSON, Druggist,
has the exclusive sale of these cele
brated glasses in ShepherdstOwn, W:
Va, from the factory of kELLAM
& MOORE, the only complete opti-
cal plant in the South, Atlanta, Ga.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1893-08-04
BRIEFS.

Mans Of A Local Flavor to Interest the
L"s "' Registers Readers.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
LOVES HER STILL.
HOme=life Tales of the
Worthingtons.
THE HUSBANDS TESTIMONY.
Believes His Wife Is Mentally Def
Gent, and Says She Was De-
Ceiyed in His Absence.

For four long hours Yesterday William
Worthington, husband of Louise Worth
ipgton, who shot Harry Baddeley, an
swered questions and explained his con-
nection with the case. At times it seemed
as though he would be engGlfed in a
morass of his own misdeeds, but the how
ering clouds were dissipated, and he
passed through the ordeal without once
losing his confidence in himself.
The quiet little woman in blue nursed
the baby and thought She rarely glanced
at her husband. and the stole countenance
was unchanged throughout the day. Once
she saw a CLEAN of hope in the cloud of
sorrow, and brief. sad smile played about
her mouth. To-day she will tell OF her
meeting with Harry Baddeley, her liaison
and why she killed him.
William Worthington said he was 35
years of age. though he appears much
older. He gave his business as that of
photographer. He said be was married
on June f. 1888. and he and his wife at
once went to househ eeping at SOC Battery
street. He said he became acquainted
with his wife when she was cashier in
Clark's bakery on Montgomery street. At
the time of the marriage his wife was in
fairly good health. though she had been
overworked at the bakery. At the time OF
The morning call., 1893-08-09
BENZINE BURNS.
A Tank Explodes in Dye
Works.
A FIREMAN FATALLY BURNED
An Employe in a Critical Condition.
A Woman Jumps Out of an
Upper-Story Window.

Several fremen have been severely
scorched, one man lies at the Receiving
Hospital in critical condition. another,
who is badly burned. is at the French
Hospital aud a woman with both ankles
sprained is also at the French Hosp tai.
all caused by fire in the f. Thomas Dye
forenoon.
About II rs an alarm was rung from box
Is A tank of benzine in the cleaning
room at the dyeworks. which is in the re ar
of the twn-sory building, exploded and
the entire rear portion OF the building was
almost Immediately in blaze.
Half dozen engines quickly responded
to the alarm and streams of water were
The morning call., 1893-08-09
A Ships Carpenter Beaten.

Thomas Labaat went to the office of the
British Vice-Consul on Monday to sign ar
tlcles as carpenter on the British ship Pal
grave. While there he met Harry Brown,
a sailor clearinghouse keeper, and Samuel
johnson, his runner. Brown asked him
TO give him an order for some advance
money as Labaat owed S14 for board
After leaving the Vice Consufs office
johnson assaulted Labaat. knocking him
down and kicking him viciouslv about the
head and body. Brown and Johnson we're
arrested and were taken before Judge Low
yesterday morning to answer to a charge
Of battery. Labaat was a sorry-lookng
sight, his face being horribly disfgured.
He asked for speedy hearing so that he
could sail with the ship, but the defendants
interfered with his plans by demanding a
jury trial. The case was set for August %.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
THE GRAND ARMY'S CHIEF.
Commander Weissert Will Be Re.
CeiVed Here TO.MOrrOW.

A. G. Weissert, commander-in-chi Of
the Grand Army of the Republic. will be
here tomorrow and will be given recep-
ton by the veterans of this city.
The committee Of arrangements. con-
sisting Of delegates from the local posts,
met last night in st. AIMS building and
adopted programme of exercises. The
meeting Tomorrow night will be in Metro
poli,an Temple. and the public is invited
to attend.
There will be an overture by the Pre-
sldio band; remarks by the department
commander Of California, A. c. Seymour,
welcoming the commander-in-chieft to the
State; welcome to the city, by Mayor
Ebert; personal welcome, by General w.
II. l.. Barnes: response. by Commander
Welssert; remarks. by the senior vice
commander-in-chief, K. H. Warf6ld of
this city.
Commander Weissert. who lives in Mil
waukee. is making an official tour L. G.
Masteler. the Acknowledgement of this State.
and Department Commander Seymour will
accompany him from Los Angeles. He
will arrive Tomorrow morning and stay at
the Baldwin Hotel. The Veteran Guard
The morning call., 1893-08-09
THE CARPENTER-SHOP.
An Effort Will Be Made Tonight to
Abolish It.

At the meeting of the Board of Ednca-
ton to be held tonight President Hyde
Will urge his proposition TO abolish the
carpenter-snop conn ected with the depart
ment, for the reasons that have already
been set forth in these columns. The ma
chine politicians will be on hand i'm full
force TO try TO prevent the breaking up of
the great poll teal pasture Oh which so many
lamps have been fed at the expense of the
citizens. A number of citizens will also
be on hand TO watch the members of the
board, for the purpose of ascertain ing wi o
1t is that will declare himself in favor of
continuing political machine that has
proved itself most expensive one
The morning call., 1893-08-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BORN.
BORCHARD1-In this civ August 7, 1898, to tn o
wlfe OF Paul Borchardt. q daughter.
STADEMANN-In this city, August 8. 1893. to
the wife OF T. j. Stademann. daughter.
HANSEN-ln this city, August g. 1888. to the
wife OF Captain NJ. q. Hansen. daughter.
lRELAND-In this city, August !. 1893. to the
wife or John Ireland, a son.
KOLLMANN-In this C ty, August z. 1898, to the
wife OF M. Kollmann daughter.
OADSb1 In this city August o. 1893, to the
wife or Fred L. Gadsby. daughter.
REGENSBURGER-In this city, Augu't z, 1893,
TO the wife OF DR.. Martin Regensburger. son. q
WoLFF-Augnst 5. 1888, to the wife VI A. Wolff,
da lighter.
STOkES.In Alameda, August 2. 1898. to the
vile OF Michael Stokes a SON.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
READY FOR BUSINESS.
The United States Grand jury
Organized.

The United States Grand Jury organ
lied yesterday. with Charles L. Field fore
man and W. u. Walker secretary. 1t was
agreed to meet at 2 p NJ. Friday Follow.
ing are the names of the grand jurors:
Isidor S. McKernan. John w. Allyne,
Edwin d. Bush, William S. Chapman,
John j. Crooks. Thomas A. Cox, Mich olas
Drummer. A. p. Everett, Charles L. Field,
Baldwin Gardner, Charles w. Gordon,
Leonard w. Howe. Joseph Klnpenstine,
William Miller, Robert K. Pfttridge.
Charles a. REYNOLDS, Edgar W. Shaeffer,
Jacob Sladfeld Jr, Edward S. Tyler.
George ii. Won Staden. William d. Walker.
John w. Wilson and Frank McMulle2.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
British BeneyOIence.

At meeting of the British Benevolent
Society yesterday it was decdad to con-
tribute S25 10 assist the Midwinter Fair
project.
The secretary reported that during the
month OF July the sum of S199 was ex-
pended IN assisting dependent British sub
Jects. One hundred and thirteen appiica-
lions for assistance were made, of which
ten were sent to places in the country and
the remainder were either given employ
ment in the city or shipped on English
Sale
The morning call., 1893-08-09
The Original Little Louisiana Company Of San
Francisco.

All prizes sold in San Francisco. Cal. :;
673 wins $4,000; 3246 wins $4,000; 84961
wins $4,000; 57S7 wins $1,000; 6l957 and
2251 each win $500; 1926. 51196.
9045S, 1892 and 1878 each win $500.
All of the above prizes are sold in San
Francisco. CAL The prizes of this COM
pany have been collected for the past six
years by the principal banks and express
companies throughout the United States.
which in itself should be sufficient guar
anty as to its honesty and integrity.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
LOTTERY DRAWING.
San Francisco Gets a Share of the
Capital Prize.

The regular monthly drawing of the
Louisiana Lottery took place in New Or
leans yesterday. the lucky mum bers being
as follows: No. 673 drew the first capital
prize, sold 10 New Orleans, La. San Fran
cisco, Cal, and Boston, Mass. No 1916
drew the second CAPITAL prize. SOLD In
Ogden. Utah, and Havana, Cuba. No.
S4961 drew the third capital prize, sold in
Washington, D. c., and Havana, Cuba.
No. 507S7 drew the fourth capital prize,
sold in Boston. Mass. and Savannah. Ga.
Nos. 225i1 and 61957 each drew $500. Nos.
1926 1878, 1892, 51196, 90458 each drew
$1,000
The morning call., 1893-08-09
More Lottery Raids.

Rooms SO and 81 OF the st. Ann building,
corner Of Powell and Eddy streets. were
raided yesterday by Police Officers Dawes
and Long. They arrested G. T. Morris
and j. n. Ware. the former for selling lot
terry tickets and the latter for visiting a
lottery place. They also seized 1923 tickets.
The officers state that 1t is a new local
concern. and they have nipped it In the
bud.
The morning call., 1893-08-09

and past department. commanders will
escort him to the hall in the evening
Colonel G. Mason Kline will preside.
The Peoples party, which had engaged
the hall tor tomorrow, was given a vote
Of thanks for granting its use
The morning call., 1893-08-09

hood at the age of 90 years and 10 months
Key. Edward Dempsey of Oakland. or
dained at the age of % wears and months
(the can onical age il q years., IS expected
TO reach here on Saturday. Both young
men passed their college course brilliantly
and were prepared to receive orders even
before conferred upon them.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
MARRIED..

boLLARD-NELSON-lp this city. July ~. 1893.
by the Rev. Father Conlan. Samuel r. Billiard
and Minnie f. Nelson,
MOUTH-BRISTOL-In this city. August 6, 1893.
Dy the Rev. DR.. Case. pastor, Of Howard-street
Methodist Church. John @ Mouth OF Petaluma
ana feari NJ. Bristol OF San francisco.
RUTHERFORD-DEAKI this city, August
Z. 1855 oy the Rev. DE- Case pastor OF Howard
street Methodist Church. Frank b. rutherford
ana Ella L. Deakln both OF Napa. Cal.
The morning call., 1893-08-09
Two Young Priests,

Rev. Joseph M. Gleason has just re-
turned from the East where by special
dispensaton he was ordained to the priest
The morning call., 1893-08-09

DIED.
Rand. John Freeman. Samuel E.
CaVanaugh, Hazel G. Foley, Ann
Crossley. Bar ara Foard. George T.
Connect, Peter Farman Gnfaut)
Cole. May j. Canes. Mrs. +.
Costello Labina Hoffman. Anna
Cuneen. Mary D. Jochum, Edward w.
Dc Meyer, Ellen Lundy. Haama
Dempsey, James L. Mailoy, Charles j.
Dixon Elizabeth Meyer. Adolph
DAILY, Andrew f. Powers. Mary
Ely, William Salcido. Carmen
Forrest, John w, Sanchez Ramon
Fleming. James Wiborg, Edna II.
CAvANAUGH-In this city, August z. 1893, Hazel
Gertrude. beloved daughter Of Patrick Francis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

E % del pasado dlj1mos que SO habfan des-
pachado en- la Farmacia Daub6n, contratista de
medicinas para enfermos, 1901 recetas desde el Z
de Abril hasta el 80 del mismo mes. A esa can.
tidad de recstas hay que agregar 700 mas, despa.
chadas durante el dltm o mes que hacen un total
de 240l, estos sin contar las que Sc despachan
por el Asilo de Carload, Cuarto de Socorros y
Hospital de Sta. Rosa. Lo dicho demuestra has.
ia Ia evidencla 10 que venimos diciendo respec
to de dictar medidas sanita1ias de hygiene en-
la Capital No prscsderan esos enfermos de
tantos zaguanes corrales inmundos que aqu1
tsnemos? Que sera de nosotros 81 esos focos de
infection contindan y llegase visitarnos el c6
lera?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

don AbsIAfio de ID Haba, oaoial ii de Ii sssfss
tarfa del Gobierno General Deseamos su prontd
restablecimiento.
En- Ell pr6ximo correo Sc elevark al senior Mi
nistro de Ultramar una exposition de ID CxmAra
de Comerco de esta Capital, solicitando se dis
ponga una expedition mas al mes de los vapores
de Ia Companfa TrasatlAntica en su regrsse 10
Peninsula. -
Aver fueron sscrlfcadas para benefciarlas
hoy lS reses con 2,5724 kilos. De estos consumi6
la tropa 1921 kilos, quedando 2,290 klos !; do
cerdo CON l08 kilos Los precios SON de IS
35 centayos respectivamente.
DE TU LADo AL PARAIso-Msnh para ma
mana: Ternera & 10 Victor Hugo ldem & IL fran.
cesa. Pescado gratell. Rihones salteados. Patss
de eerdo 4 la andaluzs. Bscalso especial Ia as-
renata. Arroz CON longaniza. Mscarrones Il
italiana. Hfgado la idsm.-Por Ia tarde arroE
CON 'pollo.-Se admften abonados precios con-
vencionsles Sc sirven pedidos la carta do
mieilio con aseo, esmero prontitud
La Estudiantina Pignatilli ha solcitado del
Ayuntsmiento permiso para dar funciones en- sl
Coliseo de esta Capital las noches que no traba-
js la Compaffa de Zarzuela. Ell pdblico On ge-
neral verla con agrado que ese permiso le fuess
concedido. Dfcese que la Compa1ia de zaranela
SO va mafiana para Mayague2.
Ha sido nombrado para Ia asistencia mkdica
de se1ores iefes ohciales en- comisiones activaa
reemplazo, el msdieo 10 don Antonio Utrilla y
Perez, por regreso Ia Peninsula del que 10 vs-
MIA desempenado don Indalecio Garrido. -
Crden de la Plaza.-Dfa ll-Jefe del dis,
el comandante del battalion de Colon don Feds-
rico Garcia.-Vista del Hospital Ger. capit4n
RI al hat An do HAcnIta
dos por ell battalion de Artierfa, Paseo de con.
valescientes un sargento del battalion de Colon.
Ell vapor ingles Gsnturs6n sali6 del puerto de-
Nueva York CON rumbo Puerto-Rico el dia .
po1 Ia tarde segdn snuncia un telegrama reci-
bido por su consignatario. =
Observaciones meteorol6gicss veri6cadss
aver en- la Jefatura de Obras Pnblicas.-Maxima
barometrica, 1918. Mfnima idem, 760'05.
Maxima temperature la sombra, 28'70. Mini
ma idem Ia idem, 2O'lO. MAxima idem al sol,
1890 Humedad rsativa, 81. Aqua caida,
1890 mlimetros. -
Nuestro estinado colega el DiariO de Puerto.
Rscs ha sufrido error, al anunciar que el senior
don Jose Patiho ha sido nombrado O6cial A.
Celador del Resguardo de esta lsla. Lao sabemos
por buen conducto. 3e
seguimos en- ssta Capital prepararzndonoa
para recibir dignamente e) c6lera al quiere hacer
el favor de visitarnos En- efecto, tenemos zagua-
nes y corrales que no es necesario entrar ellos,
sino pasar por la calle para saber 10 que husls's
Y cobachas de cuatro varas en- cuadro hay en- las
que entire gente, perros perras sarnosas, gallos,
gatos gallinas, pueden contarse hasta 10 Psrso-
mas. Una bendici6n de Dios
Anteayer SO vendieron en- completeness en- ssta
Capital l3 bocoyes azdcar de la hacienda Csfbs
SAT- comprados por Lopez Villamil CA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
Nos suplican publican 10 siguiente:

de- enmnr al Ia que
elevar las ternas para alcaldes y tenientes, es-
tan en- un error. Los que interpretan la Icy en-
esa forma tendrdn que pasar por el disgusto de
formularlas, pues asi 10 exigira el Gobierno Ge.
neral. Los Ayuntamientos carecen de atribucio.
mes para someter votaci6n 81 deben 6 no elegir
las ternas pues ESQ serfa abrogarse facultades de
q. carecen, anulando las leyes. Las ternas deben
elevarse al Sr. Gobernador y este tomara las de-
terminaciones que correspondent" -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

JQuieren saber nuestros lectores como Sc evita
en- un teatro que los sombreros incomensurables
que handado en- usar algunas sehoras no priven
los espectadores de la vista del espectaculo? Pues
lean pongan en- practica 10 ocurrido en- el Odson
de Paris hace pocas noches y, veran como no IA
liza ell resultado Hailabanse dos caballeros pre-
senciando tranquilamente la representation, GUAM
do penetraron en- la sala dos sehoras y tomaron
asiento en- las butacas que habfa delante de los
susodichos espectadores. Los sombreros inmen-
sos que aqusllas levaban en- la cabeza impedfan
yer cuanto pasaba en- la escena, facil es suponer
10 moesto que les ser1a los dos espectadorss de
detras el quedarse sin YER NADIA. Uno de ellos se
atrevi6 hacer indicsciones sobre 10 inconvenien.
te que era ussr en- ell teatro sombreros de tai
magnitud. Las sehoras 80 hicieron las desenten-
didas. Viendo este 81 qNe las habla llamado 10
atenci6n, Sc coloc6 & los pocos instantes su soms
brero en- la cabeza. Los espectadores de las flas
de atras SO molestaron, y bien pronto no escu-
ch6 mas que esta Erase por todo el teatro:-l Ese
sombrero! lFuera ese sombrero!--Ya 10 We us.
ted, sehora--dijo quitandose el sombrero el g.
pectador y fngiendo que era ella quien SO
dirigla 81 pdblico. III teatro en- masa protesta
contra ustedes' Y las dos seforas, creyendo que
Ia cosa iba CON elias abandonaron sus asientos y
Sc marcharon del teatro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

En- vista de Ia protecci6n que dispensan los
Telegrafstas de esta Isla al peri6dico dsfensor
de los intereses del Cuerpo, dicho 6rgano SO pu
blicara en- breve tres veces mensuales, en- vez de
quincenalmente, como 10 venia verifcando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
%- En- Ia acredltada Farms

@- En- Ia acredltada Farmacia. Blanco sc
ha reclbido un extenso surtido del renombrado
jarabe de zrsfoliO Conpuesto,' el gran depurativo
de la sangre. Vendese al por mayory al detail -
Sc han recibido tambien los famosos reverberos
de alcohol muy c6modos. para uso de las ia.
milias. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Be encuentra en- esta Capital nuestro amigo
el rico hacendo de Anasco, senior don Juan Bian
chi Pagan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
Nos ha vlsitado el nuevo dia

Nos ha vlsitado e nuevo diario que con el
tftulo de La Union Repw6hcono ha empezado q
publicarse en- Santiago de Cuba. Ell colega, Gu
yo canje reciprocaremos con gusto, es 6rgano del
Comite provincial del Centro republican,, esta-
blecido en- aquella Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
VARIED

l. Quiere Vd. tomar el meior vino de mesa
que Sc importa al pals ?-Pues c6mprs el de Co
groao tinto blaneo que venden Sobrino de Lui.'
ha C.a-Y SO chuparz Vd. los labios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
Dep6sito de futos del Pais
4. JMOL62sG q Clg.--C2.9s;

PRECIOS DE VENTA PARA MANANA 8
Leche de Vaca de 5 de la manana 10 della mo-
enc cuaT6lll0 yU0G
Carbon vegetal alega 20 kos Ia estacon IS cts 90
ell d0p6sitO. ksg8
Cate caracolo. ................ SO
Cafe Hacienda 400 gramos. :. IS
Idem tostado grano i'd. so
ldem mOido Marca Nj TrO Id. so
Azdcar Mascabado i'd. sO0<
Idem central de "a I'd. O75<
Mantecas pura del pals cuartlo. s. so
Hello kllos -. 21<
Queso frescO del pals. -
Amidoh de Ynca los AGO gramos. oH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Pieras c.. ofrecen suela del pals superior
muy fna, q. venden por hoias royos 2prscios muy
limitados, una partida de napoisones para nihos
bisson reales par, garantizan que son de susla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Sc ha hecho va cargo de la Vicaria de San
German nuestro amigo el sehor Pbro. Ceballos.
De aquella Ciudad nos escriben que ese empleo
dicen que 10 pretendla el Padre Bartolome supe-
rior de Ia Orden de Redentoristas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

En- Aguadilla solo han tornado possession dc
sus cargos nueve coneejales electos. Y aquel
Ayuntamiento requiere 20 concejales para poder
formar le0alnonte L. Corporaci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

En- Yauco trata de fundarse un peri6dic
Iue llevarA por titulo El .g6aro Espaao1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

sefior don G. de Silva, de que hablamos on otr
lugar, se abr16 On Ponce 81 dill de los corriente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

II 4# k s ~ &f
bogaAdos dot Jaointo Parable don joss B. surla
sCardona don Jose M. del Toro. Para tercsros
don jose NJ del Toro, don Celso Leon y don Jo-
se Gallardo-Para cuartos, don Juan NJ RiyAs,
don Juan Colon don Juan Aguavivas-Para
quintos, don Juan Aguavivas don Jose Gallardo
don Jose S. Suris Cardona.-Sindlco, don San
tiago Sambolfn.
Nos escriben de Coamo que los kioskos ca
sillas, que hay aquslla poblacion reclaman mu-
cha vigilancia por parte de la policfa pues Sc sos
pecha que ellos Sc vendan articulos que no tie
mem derecho de expender que SON punto de
reunion para concertarse fechorias.
. Sc encuentra enfermo el alcalde de San Ger
mzn.-El comercio de aquella Ciudad se queja
de las nuevas tsrifas de g. no puede soportar las
contribuciones de todo genera que paga.-El
precio del pan no ha baiado pesar de haberse
suprimido los derechos de consume. Dicen que
hay una l1ga de panaderos para no aumentar el
tamano de este articulo de primera neeesidad nj
rebajar su precio>
Dice un telsgrama de Panama fechado 81 II
! de Junio:
Gel gobierno de Colombia ha acordado ha
Ger una protesta Holanda contra el continue
tra6co que hacen los comerciantes holandeses de
nifos indios en- Ia costa de Goajilla. Treints
muchachas, casi todss elias de 10 II amos de
edad, han sido levadas recientemente Curacao
donds Sc vendieron pdblicamente para el servicio
domestico."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Por el subinspector Celador de vigilancis
del departamento de Guayams, fue sorprendida
en- la mafana del dfa del corriente una jugada
los prohibidos compuesta de dece individuos
en- una fonda sita en- la calle de Jobos de aquella
villa, no habiendo podido ser detenidos mas que
dos de los jugadores por haberse dado Ia fuga
los dem&s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Sc ha raSadadO ss nSsss Fossss ai a sss as
Comado de los senores Luina c. la acredada SAsTRE
RIA FRANCEsA TssoT. Hay espacioso salon de
bas Sc encarga de confecconar camisas. Isl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Hoy empezaron las novenas de San Vicen
70 Paul en- el convento de San Jose.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10
IA PROvIDENCIA ;"

a N OS d u w a Is J U NTU" a II
IT. Club de Eeesatas So
Queda alberto este establecimento disposcion de
este respectable pdbco, bajo la siguiente tarifa s
a<- liz. ....3 De p1efTsnciG. OTdiaGsias
Abono de Is banos para familia, &.
sonora cabaero. $500 500
Banos sueltos para i'd, i'd, i'd. O25 O.S6
Boa0 general de eabGuerOs -
Lotes de Is banos. 1.25 126
Bafos suetos O.1O 0lO
Los nfnos memories de IL amos. O.05 eos
NOTA-Los abonos pueden solcitarse la cale de Ia
Fortaleza ntimero 67. 45-21
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

Anteayer SO vendieron en- completeness en- ssta
Capital l3 bocoyes azdcar de Ia hacienda Css6s
SAT- comprados por Lopez Villamil y c..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-10

UrvL 80 supetiores acsbabas de
HuUuS SGCuS rec4bir on sacos de so
kilos mas 8 menos, ofrecer BAQUEROY X GAN.