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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-10
Christmas at Chllhowee.

A new experience was enjoyed
by the people of this vicinity on
Christmas. A church has recently
been built upon a beautiful location
donated by Coz. w. II. Hoskins and
his excellent daughter, Miss Ida
HOskins. on the. site where in for
mer times the Gormly Academy
was located. 60
The church is handsomely fin
ished with cupula and bell, painted
white with green window shutters
and capable Of seating $50 people.
1t is located within the bounds of
the Allegheny Mission of the.
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
and has been donated to that de-
nomination and is to he known as
the "McMurray Chapel" The
building is out of debt. Thel re-
suit of the enterp rise and liberality
OF the leading citizens of this vicin-
ity prominent among whom are
Mr.. Boyd McMurray, his son, Mr.
Sam McMurray and his sons-in-
law, Mr.. Pleasant Henry, and Mr.
John Howard, also James l.. Nell
son Vergil Grant, I. Maroney, r. A.
Williams, Joseph Frey and son,
w. d. Hamilton and Thos. H.
Welsh, of Ohio, owners of the South
ern Slate Co. donated slate for the.
roof and door steps. Mr. Robt r.
Owens a slater from Knoxville
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-10

one OF the most beautiful pictures
that has been seen in East Tennes.
sea for many years.
notwithstanding the meeting,
had bsen appointed for one, the
peopl" began to arise early in the
morning and by IL O'clock some 200
men, women, and children were
on the grounds.
AS the day was pleasant they
did Lot put themselves much
IN the way of the workers. When
admitted they arranged themselves
in accordance with the old custom,
the ladies on one side of the aisle
and the gentlemen on the other,
all looking with wonder at the
beautiful display'and the children
full of expectancy to see Santa
Claus and what he would do.
At the suggestion of the commit
tee, Gen. Hamilton had been re-
quested to give directions to the
exercises. After a conference with
the Church Committee, the Gener-
al stated to the assembly that it
was de sired that the custom of seat
ing by families should be adopted
in the new church and the first
thing in order would he a change
in the seating arrangement to that
effect. This was cordially agreed
to and done accordingly. a.
The shutters were then closed
ond the room lighted from within
and the meeting was opened with
an appropriate prayer by Mr.. n. A.
Williams after which a beautiful
Christmas poem was recited by
Hattie Williams.
Gen. Hamilton then gave a short
account of the origin of Christmas
and why it should be celebrated
with joy and thankfulness. He al
so explained The origin and history
OF Santa Claus, how he had always
been the friend of children and for
a great many hundred years had
left his home in the north at Christ
mas time loaded with presents for
children in every land who would
try TO deserve them.
He stated that he had received a
telephone message from him that
morning from the frozen shore of
the northern lakes saying that he
would be at Chilhowee that AFTER
noon at 2 o'clock. More than one
hundred children were waiting in
eager expectancy. When the time
arrived and all was still a strange
song was heard coming towards
the folding doors which opened to
admit the advancing form of a Gu
rious looking man with flowing
beard and long gray hair hanging
down over a long robe of white for
he walked slowly up the aisle beat
| ing drum and singing song in a
language they could not under
stand but by his motions as he
marched around the Christmas
trees they were made to under stand
that he had sent all these presents
ahead and that he now came to
give them to all the good children
who would attend Sunday-School
The children looked upon his an.
cient form with awe and wonder
Some said he talked and sung in
his native Scandinavian language
of the olden time, but some irrev.
erent youngsters said they believed
it was Welsh he was talking.
The presents which had been
duly marked were distributed by
the committee under the directions
of Santa Claus. The occasion was
delightful one and will be long
remembered as the first Christmas
ever snent in CUIIUOWEE
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-10

put the roof on. The slate is Of a
beautiful black color and is said TO
be of an excellent quality.
This church has the merit of be-
ing the only one in existance that
was ever covered with Tennessee
slate. The building occupies a
commanding position overlooking
beautiful valley and gives quite
modern appearance to the neigh
borhoOd.
A Sunday school had been organ
lied during the summer on Silver
Creek by the Welsh employers Of
the Slate Company and small
library had been donated by the
American Baptist Publication So
ciety at Philadelphia procured by
Mrs. James H. Little of that city.
at the assistance of her friend. Mr.
Richard Grant who from the begin
ing has taken an active interest
in the Sunday school.
About the first of The month, Mr..
Evans and a few ldies OF the vi
entity proposed having Christ
mas tree in the new church. A
committee of young ladies consist
ing of Miss Jennie Carmichael,
Miss Josephine Nelson Miss Mary
Williams, Miss Louise Evans, Miss
Della Coppock, canvassed the
neighborhood, explained the bust
ness and asked for donations. The
idea was new one but was wei
received and the people for miles
around became enlisted. Old
methods of spending Christmas
were. lost sight of and everybody
united in the effort to make the
new idea a success.
Mr.. Welsh wrote to his friends
in the north and Mr.. Hamilton did
the same and Miss Evans wrote to
her friends in Philadelphia. All
responded SO literally that it was
found necessary TO get two trees,
and Mr. Fay Crudup and Mr.. John
McMurray procured large and
beautiful evergreens, one placed on
each side of the pulpit.
A committee of ladies went on
Saturday and decorated the Church
with flowers and ferns and appro-
pirate notices. The young men
arranged Chinese lanterns fur
nished by. Master Roscoe Smith.
All the committee met at the
Church early Christmas morning
to complete arrangements and dec
crate the Christmas trees. A box
had arrived from Cleveland Ohio,
containing a large and fine assert
ment of presents furnished by Mr..
and Miss y. HI. Walsh, Mr.. and
Miss H. /. Webb, Mr.. and Miss n
A. Bradley Miss Alva Bradley Mrs.
Henry Gculder and Miss Nicely.
monds, all of Cleveland Ohio, and
package of books from Rev A. s.
Walsh of Brooklyn N. Y.
A Box containing a fine assert
ment of books and other presents
was sent by Miss linus H. Little, OF
Philadelphia, and presented iu her
name by Miss Evans. A box was
sent by Miss Hamilton, of Fayetts.
vile Ohio but by mistake it had
been left at the depot at Maryyille
but it would have been difficult
to.tind room for its contents, for in
addition to the above 'contributions
many families of the neighborhood
did their full share in ornament.
ing the tree with variety of beau.
tiful and appropriate presents for
their little friends.
Monday forenoon was a joyous
day among the busy workers in
the church, and when every thing
was completed, it presented
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1894-01-10

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

Mes diosR de JuaRa DiaE: "Signo 10 NOR.
hnomanfa props g6ndose en- este pueblo.--l Dios
psrdope 81 que tuvo la culpa I--Pasan de doaciep.
toa los manitt cos que diaTiaments ss inyectsn ell
alcsloida "a legaR hasta forEa1 &pobrecitos
nih0s para que se 10 dejen propinsr; hay hagta
ashogitaa que % reuseR entertainments para
unas otras pyestarHe los se1vieios de 10 jsrin.
.quilla de Psavsit, agegaRGndoEa de ma genora
an Cuyo euerpo "a 70 le cabia an piHCkAao mks
Ultimamente han side Yeeojideg dos nines cuyos
cueKpoa paretian los de IN leproso, causa de
tanta y taRta Jnyeaci6p. OfrecfaR ell a1peeto mas
depOrable, nnlrada l6ngnids, efeuGlidsa, dessnss.
jados. Ei qne SO halla domlnado por tan detss.
tabla vicio, ameaudo 90 vUelys aleoh6licO, menti
rose, wage, eatdpido, tramposo etc. etc. Es pre-.
Cino que los padres de fsniIs, hombres honrados,
m6dieoB autoridaden pongae ooto esa calami-
dsd persis sUisndo sin descaREo los corxuptoreG
de memories los ssres envilacilos que eBpecu-
Ian vendIsndo morhna aquf , en- Po1ce."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

A RueHtrOH lsctO, eS les EOrprenderG yer en-
papel de color varies OjomplarsS do LA CoRREs
PoNDHNGrA dursnto algunou diae, psro NO 90 npes
TIA Ia calpa pues psaar de Las prssaucioneB que
hsrnos tornado para que no nos taIts nunCa el pa.
pei mAAdAdo haceH sxprsEamsnts para este dia
rio, NO ha llsgado aun este mes ID TemesS gus or
dinariSmsBto reCibiunos de oB Estndes UnidoB y
Barcelona sI papol que hay en- plaSA NO basts
para oubrir duEants una quinCsna 81 gran consu
rao que tsnemos de eSe artfeulo. Re Ia primers
vez que tsnsmOH que uSAr pApol de Celo1 dssds
qua 90 fuBd6 La OoRREsPONDENoIA y esto en- rea.
iidad, con hAYto pesar husstro. Tenenog en- de
p6sitO aolaments unsB $50 reumss nos vemos
obliRadoS hacsrlas altsrRax GoN otros de color
para mo intsrrumpir la pubcasi6n del peri6dico,
nientraS llegan los pddidoS que teneIoOH hseho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
Nos diCon de Bsrcalone eka 10 que sigue:

BarCOloneta progress; mas prusbaH. Nues-
trO Tssto slcalde, Crsysndo que el EscYibisnte de
Rsgistvos y AmillSramientsa promulgaba agunos
dc BuS desscieytos, digo medidas que regorva
toEnaEe le deStituy6 pOr Of , ante q, presto qua
haGta la techa, NO hA dado eoRosimisHto al Aynn.
tamiento nj mueho menoa al ExCmO. seGor Go
berRsdor Gsneral, ssgda eFTgaCi6n tieEs, en-
cumpiuiehto de upa rOcients circular dictsda por
dicha autoridad. Igual suerts Ia corrido Rn UE
bsno de la Acadia por id6Rteag causas. Adv
.xtHte Otra pvueba: 81 slgdn Ciudsdano do un
bAeCito en- % casa sisRdo lOR corcurraE tss siste
& oCho paTaenas ne le obliga aatiEfaser nm peao
de arbitvio mpnicipal sin tsSer en- cuents que cor
este impuesto sa atacs O. Tftulo primsxo de Ia
Constitution de- EEtado, que On uno do aua arti
Oulos dice: que tOdo esp&nol pnedO reunirae para
todoB los Gas8 licitoB della vida humaMa. Al dis
poROyHos Raandar al GorTeo 81 pTegeAte suslto
heInos sabido cue nuestTo bUen alcalde 90 h ne
gado = mitisle al Hegupdo CeDtEibuysnts de esta
locRlidsd, don Ricardo QuiHtaro us escrito de
queia que sohre contrlbuconeB di,igiera a
AyuntamisHtc; todo porque ai; CON taI motive
regamos IL pTensa coraeate 10 expueStO.- CNmH. !"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
La velada anunslais en- 81 taatre anoshe. :.

La valGdA amunelR08 en- 81 taatra aMoehe. !.
raault6 medisa per que 10 ceAeurTieron, por
rsGonOs que desGoReeemoa, slgumRs do las peERos
mas que tenfaN que llsnay n6rnsrcs del programs
La veIada Sc 1eduj0 an bHen discourse del Hsnor
Contrerau Ramos, IN presiesO ndmeEo de
Canto piapo, por ID Rimp6ties ssnofita Ana Ma
ria sicard6 ID bella nina MsriA del nnismo ape.
lido. Solo as vsRdisYoR see papeletss de lss
l,50O anRneiAdss psxa a rifa de algunos obietos
los prenaios resultaro@ entxe las nc vandidaB De
los obietoa dichos que debfsn rifsrre, fnavon re.
galadoH: Is mufeca 10 nina Sicard6 el alfsg
dc Gro, il srta. Maria del mismo xpellido La
seneurrERciA fu6 muy RumerosA. smepizando 81
acto IL banda si]itsr del Bsta6a "PAtria"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

El@nombra de Vasheriai, de no dudoss in.
husseia en- 81 anarqUiBmo barCSlonSB, Va estr0-
shamenta undo al movimisAto interEo de Sque-
lie comuni6n que datsrniR6 oil l'daGprendimiante
dc lOa grHpos fOrmadoa'de antique J Ia apAHiGi6n
del novfsimo apellidado BssVs"WtO. al que de p6-
blico Re atribuyen cuAMtO horrorOG hR SOmbrado
10 dinamita en- 10 salle de las O6xts1 On ls pla-
tea del te&tro del Lieeo. 4" &4N ~~@
Los anarquistas pintAn VaehGrini como
hembre de vasta y despejada intsligensis. de
persuasive frase y de una tenaCidad toda prueba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

Mes OSeribOn de San Sebastian que con mo.
two do Il vista dal GsbOInadoy General 4 aque-
Hos departamontOG, 81 AyuntRniOsto % propoRfa.
aalir { eumplimentarlo recibirlo On la juIisdio.
ci6n da Las MaEias 8. , 80 hoGpadsr4 en- la o..
10 del dipRtado previneisl don VfCtor NartiRez
que ya eatnvo en- LaraB ofreeerls sus BOrvisioa.
TSHsbi6 estuvisron sn Larss & aAludar al gene.
rsl Dahan 81 ComaRdaRte Militsr del Departs
IaentO, el gefa de ID secci6n de Oraen P6blioo y
81 Sub inspector de VigllGncia Hay gran sntu.
sissne para u reception que Ia de haSsrset
8. r., que asrG obEsquiad0eon IN gran banquste.D
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

Per fuetxR do ID Guaruia Civil del puesto de
Villalba (Iuana Disz) fueron detenidcs MOdeRto
5aSeheE J JuliaB Torres, por reysrta de que re-
sultaron ambos hsridoa AHdrSs ssnabria VaA.
qnsz, reelamado por el Jusgado; po1 ID de Capi.
tanojo tPonCe) en- 81 baYyio de Ointvena, NiCol6B
Ool6n Juaa de Dies Vsla1co, per asaltsE herir,
(Euans DisE) don Manuel PeHa Vilor; por Ii de
Yabucoa, Juan VaEquez J Cruz Ortiz, rsClama
iOa por ol JuEgado municipal en- cauaa qRe ae leE
sgUo pOr complioidad en- una tentative de robo
leRionea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
AHar tnvimoa mueho Ruste en reeibir On

Aver tuvimOs mueho guSto ss recibir en- eSta
redasci6n ls viSitR del apreeiable cabaslero nUovc
GobMnador del Banco EspanOl, Befor don Luis
Garcia Alfonso, seOmpaSado de ga saHor hsTmano
dom FedeEiso del senior Magistrate de IL Au-
ClienCia de 10 Criminal de Ponce LtmO SGfor dor
jose Robles, Refreshments electo para deEempe.
Har agUsl cargo que passrk OeupaE en- sStos
dias. Eu muy afAble y sOrt6S el trsto do los refo
ridos cabsllOEoa & quieusS ROI completeness en-
reiterar pusRtrol respetoS dssssx TODD g6neTo de
gatisfaccioneE en- Puerto. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
BuQUEs en- puerto aats naarana.

De <avsssa El vap 'Thamea", las gsIts "Thsmap
n StOK" , 'eCsIrie r. Baiauo" Ell berg. 'iVr.
gen del Buen Calniao, desOargandoi Costsros:
ria" para = Agu&dills, MayagasI; '.Clsmsnti.
na" para Nsguabo , Humasao; 'Providep-
els" para Faiar5o "Pep'to" para Arscibo;
"DishoSa" para AgNadiIla Nsyagusz Ponce;
'RssompenSa" para Msyaa1sE Pence , AFRO
20 Maunaba; ''PsqustS de Arecibo", pars Ma.
ysgGsz y PonceS "Fedrto", N fa", "Bue.
naventura" pSra Viaqusa; bella" pars Huma.
Gao Yabucoa; 'Pstra", esreaaRdo; "Hortep.
eis". "Joven Clara" lame y "CoraA5A'' de JsSds''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
un amiao de Juneon aoa eacgib0: nNo .

Un amigo de JuRcos aca eucTibo: "No eT-
traHa roeibir egta cayta sin BelloI, pueH he mar
dsdo compraF nm peEo me coFtsstap que no hay
para vsnder esa Huma; envi6 dick ceRtavcR eapa
holes me contsstaron que eBa moneda 'ne psSa-
ba", paro dsspues que as cerciorsroa que ere bue
A volvleron 81 eatribrillo de que no hRbta sollog
A los pocos momentos ID nd6 tres behaves para
IN Relo sntonces tuye la fortuna de coRsegUiv-
Ia. ,Q76 Ie pRrece2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

rs ysspsrO qrs IlsRaremOu snsadernoH rsrpssto una
eanEd&d Yszonablo ss@ea
II Una cantlaadI-Oxcam6 GiraSOl eneogisndose de
hombE0s.
..-I"By Jovs"I .1Orssis per vsptura, que no 81 90
Rs4sOl &ACAso no rs VueatrAs CoatunbrosY Vosotros
haeOs deHpues Dc t0do comerco otro cuaIouie
Ne habsis ueCuestrsdo pretonsis por vaasa
0aptura 81 mayor prsciO poEple. Hay mas ssnco3
IEs0 haoe tOaog los diaG Italia7 VanOE IeuSnto
PediII d 9Eass s. s1k5t54las sEa &
La GangrO enrol, Si6 les nsiilIaS del itsIians.
ss,-Nlord--diio ingles, eoh agusI inaoportable
asoatOque tants moestAba HaWburyae puede6 ser
euGnti6n de lUere presto, cantdAd, Fescate Hi pre-.
sio % tai que nuRea eOnsentirfas psgsrIo 8
-lDe.vorssI-EI una forturs, nuevo Fra.DiSvolo
qua vuOstyoB homhEsa hayan sprotado ben Las cusrdaS
que sujsan puss pcr nj hOsor que de no ssz ss =
haEa que BaeSsR de arganta Lar pss.
brss.. tCOrc rcluysmoai. xCuEnto2
-Los bandidcR milord, que Be han detenido a aon
ladToROB. nj quioren dinere.
5s-lQu6 quisTGH. pRos excu1RH3
-IQuiersR vueatra Eapgrel 2'
IFoE shylCeh mi 1a9grsG
a-St SI79e1sss.ss s.aA8S ss@z
-tY para qH6-si 90 para hobeTla. oxerido : tA.y..
do GFssa dlsuaddlos aignfes deSrla0 one nor mira
qlo SEA no vale 10 cue AN vaao da vino de sisiIia
QuieroR ivongarsR so
Pull lqu6 loeurat vsngay1s de Iss ceptss honraS.a
81 una omprelA enerms tQa6 nal Les he hsehol
-iAM hay SaDges! die Grs sal as6alanao sl ataud
-lO6moI lPor eye pilastrer rAhi ,Evtais lOcs7
Ha hdO un conbAt1, combate Leaf Il msnou por nj
PArts Idoa saSnsE cont vsints italanosl Era una u
eA WA sqhA aqbsERal Ou uaou aPgen5iCeu de- smbea.
y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

La polasv& espaBoia s.CortSa," conduee de
Osts puorta psra Mailorsa le2 sacoG dc 1917 ki-
los cstS, Sc SSssos 500 barrlles SO boceysa con
u ga kiIoa aE6ear, .2s7 cueros de r6a con
"a 432 kilos, liza cueros de ehiyo CON % kIou, 4
caias Is bseo So saces mstal vlejo, IA galapagos
plono viejO 1670 kiOs Astss de buey, 1000 co.
SOS GqSea, SOC kloE hiesro visio, 80 barrisa ne.
bO de res, eaiS n&iel, IA y lis pipas 10 csjsn
sguaEdiente, y II ppa vine tiBto,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
III ioveR Carlos Eont Y Pegani az II aAoa

El joveR CArlos Font Psgani az II aHoG
de adad que ao encoptraha en 81 pehIado de San.
turce ocupado N lol trabaios do carpntsrfs, On ell
Palacio de ID Exposici6n, 30 ha ansentado dsa5e
anes del mas dc Dsciombrs del pasado aGo igao
rkndose 80 paradero, por 10 que, 81 shuelo, nues
tro amigo don JuliaR Pagasi y LaieE ruegs &
suu numssoses amigos ralaeioaados en- Is isis,
Que tan pronto tspgan Oonocimiento del paradero
del jovsn . comUaIquan laa aetieias nscesariau, y
< ser poaible 10 popgsn diapoaici6n de Il Autori
dad local para "a envio asta CapitsI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
VARIEDADES
Vino de San I

vino de San Rafael, aqua de MondariE Ha
rina Lactss, Aqua de+ViChy, Leehs Condensads,
Agaa de Rabinat, EstraCto LiebigC, Agua de
OFo7za, semola fRa, Aqua de OaTabaHa, Choco
late Msnisr, Aqua de LOOcheG, Aqua de A1AhA1
Amargo de Angoatnra, ,Siegut aqua Colognia de
Farina. RecihOn por tOdoS los vapOHes OersCedo
HeSmanOS J Compaffa. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
24s B1D1IorE0A DE ola ConRnsroNDrN01A DE PTo-R1oo"


ras del paigro eeperabaW vagsmants saeOrrC. Era
impeBbls qua algUien f0ese su auxo; paro jp9r
que HeadOro de ss conas baaria 81 HbertRdor? iPor
gus Tivaxs 90 le veria aGudir2
V1gilaban las dos espsraado una seKa con los bra.
eBlaEados, fin de esouchRr e mas levs runner que
tuxbsGs e silanco de la roche.
De presto apercibisron xuido a1trf no, hgsro un
las yerbEs que bordeahaR al lsgo Las dos her
mRRag por msmo movlmisnto de tenor inexpiieable
10 abr4zaron MAJ embellishments mirsroR
C6n ratando de panetrax Ia mrada sBcuridad que
r6pidamente crsCfa.
Ls nochs era sombra las tiniab1as deucsndas, psaa.
daB danaas como nieba, de Ia aava los
de arededor psro los ocs aeoHtumbrapdese Ia oscur
dad medida que aum utaba, pOdlan auEqps debmeRte,
distingu1r los 0hjstoa. Una .4.35a4
Minnie Kitty viegea 70 ma que 30 movfa lTEsa
hobre nm centinea de los banaiaog vision ous
quisra2 Les hubisKa sdo impossible dsciro. a
Aque BSrparscfa arraatrarsa 10 largo del lsgo; eg
taba an mn paraje dascubierto nada 10 ocutaba las ME
radas; evdonte que conaba para psaE dsaparec
do mas que eon a completeness a CompliCidad do ls
noche. .s-,.4.. a.5
Era El e tTataba dc IN buen pTop6sto, impru,
denoia u en- ca9o sontraro deacaro inanto Ia qua
las ysan, los bandidoS deSdo Ito podan
verlo tambien.
Minnie fu6 a que antea repuso dc ma primers SEN
gaCi6s de epaato Expaba haca dos mnntos con Ii ca.
Eoaidad De un nAo aquela defcoaocda CaI fan
t6stica
Por 10 dsSs cuando % hernaana ID psegunt6 en vox
baja 70 que psnaabA de aqUala apaCi6n, declare e1pc
tameIte que era ua annual.
II die a yPA aaia--ss - paEEa grapds
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
Ante aver se inBOribieron O 81 Rsa

Ante aysr 90 insOEibieron On el RsgistrO Ci.
vii del Juzgado municipal de OAtodraI, las defun-
clones de Julian Bsnitsz de atrepaia Matilds
Vega RsgueRA de tubsrCulOsis pulmonar; 81
nacimientO de Antonio Rubin ROja. I'm 81 de
San FrsRcisco, el de ViceHte Nufsz J la defun
Ci6n de Rafael Fonaeca y Andino, de CASTRO en-.
taritig
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

sigue latente en- RIo-piedras entire el gremio
dc dependencies del Concrete la question del cie-
IRE de Les tiendas los domingos en- ID tsrde Ese
clamoreo Va axtendi6ndoEe por toda II iGla aca.
bar6 por oc&sionsr disguStos. Es mny iuBto to.
neF slgunas horas de deScapao eapansi6n, des.
pu6s de habar tr8baiado tcda uFa Semana.
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Ayar e xendia.on D.. Csc C!anjtal efen aaeoa

de A86asr de "a da la hacienda "Baenavista"
pesos 20 esntayOsi 16O tambiSw de a. de 10
',saa VicsMto" 4 1 peasS SO csRtavog;y a de g.; ];
de Ia misma hacienda { peEOV AZ oentsvesr
aiendo ssrnpradas respectivamente por los SefoYes
sobrinoa de I4quiardo, Lopez Villamil ca y
A. RSuyehenslst *@s.<
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

Hsmes dido quejarsa { vAEias Pergonss del
pan eaho1ado aetuslmaRte en- alguRsa paaaderfas
que no rssulta tan superior com0 el que ss sxpen-
die antsG, 10 que puede atribuirsa Las pruebss
qus ss haeen ah9ra cor hsriRas de variss elsses
que trAtAn de GsmpetiT cen Ia aCre2itads
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24

Nuestro respectable amigo ii doctor don
Eugsaio Los0nzo, Cara Pk1xoso de Oatsdral. pa
ga por ID amaKga peRa do haber psrdido 81 II dc
psaado Enero en ID Villa de AlealS de Henareg, &
su apcisna madre. matr6na de ralsvaDtos virtudes
Reciba 81 diatnguida amigo II expression de nuoa
ira condolanaia per tan iHFaparAble pSrdida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
BalCQ ESpaI0E de PHaTtQ-RiGQ

SsptSnso GGvSdemaO de UtsIIdades- s-Acordado
por el Conssjo de Gobiarao en- Al del actual, 81
psgo del 10 dividendo do bsnefCioa 90 dara pTin.
sipio al miEmo ellunss 20 de Los co1Ti0ntas. Los
Eenores Accionistsa deheran recoger en- Secrsta-
124 81 de la tarde en- los diaE laberablss lA1 CO.
Eresponientes 6rdensB contra Il Gaia del EEtabls.
eimisRto. Lss que 0onourYan en- representation
sjana debeTaR acYetitSr en- forma 0l CaHkctar COR
que 10 verifcan. Fuerto-RicO FebrOro % de
19sA--El GobsrnRdor interino--JOsS II. Id
Pss. 6-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
RecortaYoer Go ..El Dlario Popular" do y

heCoFIAFE0I % I'M DIaEIU 4UPUTl4 as -.
ghs1: Ayr corri6 el ramor de que 60 habiR
mandado hulpeRder Il sxportaOi6n de algunos
miles de pesos mejicanOu, nuevoI T'9eAos que
dehian ser embRrcadoR en- 81 vRpor alem6n. Be
Cecia que Ge incosria axpadieata para aelarar Co.
mo ha biln aido introdueidoa 8 do doRde proce
dfan; parece empero, que no hubo tal que oE
80 mil ytfsAos, 60 fueron para leianoB PASSES &
conveytiIao on giroa 8 pesos viejOs, mediants mo
daradA panAncia An6n.n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-24
Raeartarnoa da nn co.aoa rnsvno i .zano.

hbo8IbAnHeB us UM co BgA *yRB q shaMo:
"Varioa amigos del sehoE Corton 90 Ieunie.
ron Rnochs en- 81 Gas no acordaron nombrar
una comis6n sompuesta de loa ssnores 9aasll,
sama J Pagan, quiens Sc eEeargarGn de la 1eeOp.
sion gus ha de hacerBe al exprssado aefor Sc
convino adsmGs en- dAsle I'm bsnquets en- sl hotel
Fenjx y Celebras on N obSequio, una velRds on
Ell Ossiao, 81 seior Oort6p llsgara probable.
meRts eSta eiudAd rasads mafana (hoy 2A1 =
dahle eRtaneis entre nosotroE."