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The herald., 1894-03-16
SPEEDY WORK.
A CoIored Murderer Breaks jail and Is
Promptly Lynched.

Colored Murderer Breaks jail and Is
Promptly Lynched.
STRouDsBURG, Pa, March 15-Rioh-
ard Pureyesr, the colored desperate
who several weeks ago brutslly killed
Christian Zshler and tried to murder
the entire Zshler family, WAS lynched
by mob this morning. By come means
Pureyesr had occurred a stick with which
he pushed back the bolt of his cell door
during the night, and this morning when
the jailor took breakfast into the pris-
oners, Pureyear bolted through the door
left open by the sheriff and was soon
outside the borough limits. A general
alarm was at once sent out and imme-
diate pursuit made. The desperate man
swan McChaePs creek. closely followed
by big negro who caught MIN just as
be landed on the other bank. Pureyear
resisted, but the sight of revolver
caused him to yield. He was then
brought back, where he was seized by a
crowd and at once lynched. From the
time he escaped frpm the Jail to the
time he was hung only - minutes
eiapsed
The herald., 1894-03-16
The Associated Press Leased
Wire System.
1t Now Embraces the Entire
Country.
The Pacific Coast Cities Included in
the Circuit.
Los Angeles a link in tho Transconti-
mental Chain-Nor'h, south, East
and West Receive the News
simultaneously.

New YORK, March 15.-The Associ-
ated Press began forwarding the tele-
graphic news of the world tonight over
it's new system OF leased wires, from
ocean to ocean and on both sides of the
continent, from the most northern city
to the most southern city. This was
made possible by the extension Of the
leased wire system from Denver, here
tofore the western terminus of the Asso-
c,ated Press leased wire system, to Salt
Lake, Sacramento and San Francisco,
and San Francisco south to Los Angeles
and San Diego, and north to Portland,
Tacoma and Seattle. 1t marks an i'm
portant era in American journalism,
illustrating the progress made in the
telegraphic news service. 1t places for
the first time the great cities of the
country, without an exception, in actual
touch, through their large newspapers.
THE FIRST LEASED WIRE.
The first leased wire of the Associated
Press was established between New
York and Chicago in 1885. 1t was re-
gerded as a great innovation in news
paper progress. as it exacted the en-
ploy by the Associated Press OF its
own expert operators and the handling
of news direct in the general offices OF
the Associated Press. The wire circuits
were gradually increased until they ex-
far ae Denver, and latterly throughout
for Nolu nd
Antonio.
THE FINAL LINK.
The final link in making the service
transcoutinental was added tonight
when the Pacific coast became part of
this great systsm. which now embraces
an actual mileage in excess Of 18, 900
N lies.
Tonight, therefore, when the night
circuit was opened at New York city,
every principal city in the United States
north and sovsh, east and yes T.. en1 hEacs
IAnR nIIr the flties otthe Paeific coast,
were connected and receiving tho Assoc
ciated Press news practically stimuli
taneously.
WHAT THE CIRCUIT EMBRACES.
The leased wire system now stretches
from St. John, N. B., via Bangor and
Portland, Me-, Boston, Springfield,
Mass, Hartford, New Haven, New
York, Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pitte
burg, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Colum-
hus, o., Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louis
vile. Chicago. Milwaukee, st. Paul,
Minneapolis, Duluth, Omaha, Kansas
City, Nashville, Memphis. Little Rock,
Dallas, Ft. Worth, Waco, Austin, San
Antonio, Houston, Galveston, Topeka,
Pueblo. Denver, Salt Lake. Ogden, Reno
and Sacramento to San Francisco, and
thence TO Los Angeles and San Diego,
and Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
STARTED ON SHORT NOTICE.
CHICAGO. March 15.-The leased wires
started tonight to San Francisco and in
termediate cities on short notice. 1t
will require few days. in consequence,
before the report can be sent with the
accuracy and sureness which is the aim
OF the Associated Press to observe
throughout its leased wire system.
A SUPPLEMENTAL SERVICE.
Until further notice supplemental
report of about 1000 to 1900 words will
be started Immediately after the close
OF the regular report.
The herald., 1894-03-16

Ftsgersld. music dealer, has reEaoved
to lis South spriag strSaE.
The herald., 1894-03-16
AN ExC1rING DAY.
The City of Denver Practically Under
Military Authority.

The City of Denver Practically Under
Military Authority.
DENVER, March 10. = The National
guard OF Colorado is under arms, the
federal troops from Fort Logan have
been called out. and, although martial
law has not been officially proclaimed,
there is no other recognized authority
in Denver tonight but the strong arm OF
the military.
This critical situation has been
brought about by the determination Of
Governor Waite to oust the two mem
bers of the fire and police board, jack
son Orr and D. J. Martin, whom he re-
moved for protecting gambling houses,
and place in office their successors, 3,
G. Barnes and Dennis Mullins. Messrs.
Orr and Martin having obtained from
the district court an injunction restrain
ing Governor Waite from forcibly remov-
ing them, were determined to resist to
the uttermest. They accordingly kept
the entire police force at the city hall all
day under orders to reaist the soldiers ii
attacked In addition, several hundred
of the toughest citizens, any OF HON
have records as man-kilers, were sworn
in as deputies of Sheriff Bnrchinell and
nlacedi in the city hall rs rein rforcenaent
OF the police department. EAoh dspatf
The herald., 1894-03-16

bs case OF rheumatism cured with rs
cents. Mr.. Aug Schenfe 81. Louis, no., writes:
Last week mad very bad attack OF rheuma-
tism. Used three bottles Of Salvation OIL which
stopped the pain ana cured me.
The herald., 1894-03-16
ANTONIO BuTrELLER.
Che Body Found in CucHmgnga Canyon
Identified.

Che Body Found in CucAmqnga Canyon
Identified.
ONTARIO, March l5.-It is now be-
lieved that the body found in Cuca-
monga cafion Sunday was that of
Antonio Botteller of Santa Barbara, who
left the Garten gold cure institute last
July. When he left the institute he had
bottle OF sodawster in his coat pocket.
1t was learned today that this coat was
found some time ago near where the
body was discovered last Sunday. Bot
teller had been suffering from delirium
tremens and was brought to the nsti-
tute to be treated for the drink habit.
He seemed restored, but one morning
ran away and was never seen since. 1t
is supposed that he took to the noun
tains in tit oil temporary insanity. He
is said to have belonged to wealthy
Spanish family, but had wrecked him
self by drink
The herald., 1894-03-16
KELIaIoUs soHo0LMARMs.
Tho Fight Over Nuns In the Riverside Q
Schools Not Ended.

The Fight Over Nuns In the Riverside o
Schools Not Ended.
PITTsBURG, March 15.-The with
drawal OF the nuns from the Riverside
public school does not mean the aban-
donment OF the fight between the school
board and the Junior Order OF American
Mechanics, and is only truce. pending
the settlement of the question in the
courts. II the petition OF the Mechanics
for an injunction is not granted, mem
bers OF the board say the parochial
school children and the nune will re-
turn to the public school, and action
will be taken so compel the board OF
educstion TO sign the warrants for their
salary as teachers.
The herald., 1894-03-16
oitrns Fruit Awnrds.

SAN FRANcIsoo, March 15 The an
nouncement of citrus awards in connec-
ton with the competitive exhibit made
in the horticultural and agricultural
building at the midwinter fair will be
made Monday, March 18th.
The herald., 1894-03-16

Often we hear it said, 81 have never
been well since | had the grippe" Kill
mer's Swamp Root cures all after effects.
For sale at OFF & Vaughn's and all other
leading drug stores.
The herald., 1894-03-16

POR THE DISTRICT OR SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA: FAIR WEATH-
ER; STATIONARY TEMPERA-
TURE; WEST TO NORTH WINDS.
The herald., 1894-03-16

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
We cell them at 10, 10, 20, 20. 35, 40 and
so cts and guarantee every BRUSH Lit
tleboy's pharmacy. 3ll S. spriag at. :
The herald., 1894-03-16
THE WAR SURE TO END.
HUNTINGTON SAYS 1T CANNOT
LAST ALWAY.
Sooner OF Later the Southern Pacific
and Santa Fe WIN Bury tho
Hatchst-The Time Thought
to Be Not Far on.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 15.-The rate
war situation was somewhat modified by
the expressions of G. P. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, today. Said M. Huntington; !;
"Ths war is sure TO end sooner or later.
When the time comes, the companies
i--ias --rs---- es-ant lnrlasnt -s1 'ssy
reason why that time should be far
away"
Third Vice President Stubbs intimated
that while the Southern Pacific will not
agree to the withdrawal of ita circular
of February 10Th, denying to the Santa
Fe the privilege OF ticketing passengers
through Los Angeles and out by way OF
Mojave to San Francisco, there is a
proposition to suspend the requirement
and conditions of that circular until a
consultation can be had. 1t is under
stood that this arrangement would be
acceptable to the Santa Fe, and that in
the light of Mr.. Huntington's remarks
speedy suspension OF hostilities and
restoration OF rates is indicated.
AN ATcHIsoN DENIAL.
CHICAGO. March 15.-Ihe officials of
the Aschison denied tonight that any
dispatch had gone ON President Hunt
ington of the Southern Pacific to Re-
ceivsr Renhart of the Atchison.
breaking of the negotiations between
the two lines. 1t was declared at the
Atchison office that the story is untrue.
~ wired Mr.. Reinhart this morning, ,"
said Vice President Robinson, ''and if
be had received any such message from
Mr.. Huntington, he would have lost no
time in telegrs phing me of it."
The freight committee of the Central
Traffic association met today and ad-
justed few routine matters regarding
commodities. Nothing OF Importance
was done.
RATE-CUTTING AT THE NORTH.
The Wisconsin Central today in
formed Chairman Caldwell of the West
ern Passenger association that $40
basis rate from Chicago TO some Mon
tana and North Pacific coast points mad
been made. 1t announced that i5 would
make the same rate to those points via
St. Paul as were made bv the Missouri
river gateways. The effect will be to
reduce the Portland rate by $3.50 and
that of Montana common points by the
same amount
The Northwestern today denied that
it was or had been cutting any California
rates. The Union Pacific has already
denied the same thing and its tickets to
California over both lines st cut rates
have been purchased at Chicago.
UNION PACIFIC BOYCOTT.
OMAHA, March 15.-General Passenger
Agent Lomsx stated today that all the
talk about boycott of the Union Pacific
on the part of the Western Passenger
association WAS of little moment to him.
1--WE are entirely ignorant of the
charges made in regard to California
business, our only effort being to keep
up with the procession"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
A LOS CoMPRADoREs DE HARINA

En- LA lsLA DE PUERTo-RICo.
Habi6ndoseme informado que algunas cssss
POGO escrupulosas envasan hartnas naGLas en- sa,
cos de la marca LA TUMBADORA y en- barri.
les de las marcas Ell VICTORIOSO LA
PREMIADA, creo oportuno el momento para
dar la voz de alerta recomendGr d tOdos que Sc
fie on 10 siguiente al recsbr en- sW casa las hari-
mas de las mencionadas msrcas:
10 Que los sacos barriles no leven otra
marca de embarque (de Nueva- York; que las mi
cisles marca conocida de Ia casa vendedora
Observer bien ST la narca de embarque ha sido
borrada alterada en- manera alguna.
90 Fijarse Embellishments en- la costura de
los sacos en- el hilo que emplea Ia fabrica en- los
mismos.
Los molinos de LA TUMBADORA,L LA PRE-
MAZDA Ell VICTORlOSO G4RANTIzAN Ia
UNIroRMIDAD De sus classes y cualquiers variaci6n
desfavorsple que SO note, sera debido al trasiego
de otras harinas inferiores de las que hay slguns
cantidad en- esta Isla por ahora.
La FAbrlCa que representa- p CARA 900
nesOs ORC americaWO 4 QUlien dc pruebas
Da tentes de los lsilicadOreS DirjiTse pa.
ra clio al que Suscr1be.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico, 10 de Mayo de
1881. G. DAzEvEDo.
Unico Agente de The HEoKER JONES JEWELL
MILLING CO. DE NUEvA-YoRK. l2-7
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
rsgeDesde cue 81 insigne immortal Col6

Eag Desde que 81 insigne immortal Colon
descubri6 ests pequens, pero noble leal antills,
Sc ha vsto surtido tan selecto vsriado en- cres.
pones satenes, velos pulserss chsconas infni-
dad de tejidoa de todas classes, como el que llti.
mamente ha importado nuestro amigo don Ave.
limo Elizarda San Francisco 43. Es sin duda el
comercio mejor aurtido de toda Ia Isla, donde SO
encuentrsn las mejores mantillas tohallaa de Sc
das pleas desde IA sos, encajes crudos blan.
eos en- mas de l40 dibujos, formas de sombrero,
gran novedad, preclos siu igua alfombras gus
to persa; existencia en- casimires slpacss negras
y de colores. Gran dep6sito de camas colcho.
mes ingleses dulco en- su classes en- toda Ia
Isla. Importsdores exclusives de las tan afana.
dAs cAmisetas Crepe Sante.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Todss las prssunciones de Mr.. Leccq SO realizaban
Laurpnca hsbfa muerto; cara habfa sdo arsa
odoss ella era Ia que con el nombre de Mad. W Wson
oeupaba Ia que acababan de entar e padre Plan
tat Mr. LaCoq.
La hermosa nina, tan quorida del juez de Orcival
hsbf legadO hssts e dtmo extreme arrastrada por a
6gca de los Successes que enesdensn fatamente
determnacione Cuantas vecas una acc6n POGO repren
sibe, en- apsriencs sirve de puntO de partda cr
men Cads de scciones depende de la que
Ia ha precedido consecuencia matematca. como
dgsrsmos suma precss de cifras auteriores.
IPobre de aquel que al bosde de un sbsmo donde
e arra primer vertigo huge sin volver rcsro
Estk perdidol En- brsye, cediendo Is attraction,
acercs mas pie desliSs prespts 81 fondO.
Tremore no tenis NADIA del implscable csr6cter del
asesino sin embargo hsbia cometdo crfmenes abomi
nabes consecuenca del sentmiento de envdia que ha
bia Gbrigado con sauvresy.
Asi pues, cuando Laursncia, pobre nina, enamorada
de Tremorel habia dejade estrschRr s mano de q
eseopdidss Do au msdrs Ss habfs pesdidol
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
Ba1oT1oA DE ala OoRRIgrorDlroIA Pro.-RIdo" l68

casa de Mr.. Wilson, entrar6s solo casa dar6s esta
csrta portero dCiendole que ea urgene despuSs tn
compaGsro to- pondreis acecho eios de Ia puer
ta ST Mr. Wilson, sale, que saldra tu companero vene
4 prevenirme tt sigues Mr. Wilson, sin parderle de
vista Sin duda tomara coChe d le sgues el tuyo
mueho ojo porque es capaz de escurrirse por
Ia otra puertecila dej arte corrdo como mona.
-fOh estando advertido. ).
Ira sin duda casa del tspicero consabido puede
que desde ai Sc hsga conducr estsci6n cusquera
del camino de hero 81 as 10 hsce 81 envSn
dome despaChos slempre que puedas.
-Entiendo, entiendo solo que...
-lQu62 SnO tienss dineroF
A-IJustoI
-Toma quinientos frances; con puedes dsr ID
vuelta al mundo, Estis entersdo de tOdo?
- 81; 81 Mr.. Wilson vuelve su casa Iqu6 debo
hacer?
-Volver con 6l en- cuanto le yeas entrar, das dos
fuertes sbidos aguardas Ia cale despedr al CO.
che que prestaras este caballero 81 10 necesita.
-Eatk ben.
Aqual hOmbre SO alej6 y Mr.. Lecoq el padre Plan.
tat empezaron pSsear 10 largo del pasaje
De repente Mr.. Lecoq sc extremeci6 acababa de dis.
tngur al otro agente al otro extreme del psssje.
Tan viva fue su impaciencis que corri6 hacia 6l
-lQue hay?
Senior, Ia pieza esta msrcha Palot Ia Egue.
IA pi62
-Esta blen We buscar 4 tus camarsdas que sa
vengan contigo
Mr. Lscoq SO volvi6 triupfsnts hacis Ell juez de par
oued6 admirado ds ia altersc6n de sus facciones
~ Estsis malo2-le prsguut6 con inquistpd
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

La Sala de 10 Criminal de esta Audiencia
Conformaudose con el dictamen fiscal, que hace
dias publcamos, hs sobreseiuo la causa criminsl
que Sc iDcosra por el extravfo de un saco de
certifcados el Gobierno General ha dispuesto
que por Ia Administrator General de Comuni
caciones Sc publique el anuncio del case, previo
Refialsmiento de IN plazo Conveniente para que,
dentro de 81, puedan entsblsr reclamaciones loa
que Sc cream con derecho que Sc le otorgue a
indemnizaci6n que en- estos casos tisnen derecho
con orreglo 10 que estatuye la ley
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

El Centre Gallego de esta Capital eeIebrara
hoy iunta general extraordinaria con objeto de
acordar 10 convsaiente para Ia dabida organize
ci6n de las festas de Santiago Ia refOrma de Ia
sociedad Su presidente el Sr. Alvarez Perez
proyecta establecer una secci6n reereativa limi-
tar los socOrros los casos mas indispensables,
transformando apf 81 Centre Gallego en- vez de-
Sociedad Cooperative de Socorros mdtuos en-
Sociedad de recreo. Habrs un fondo de reserva
para atender las desgracias extremas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
COMUNICADO
c R AT U D
sr. Director de la CORRESPONDENCE.

No pudiendo pagsr on mi vida la gran deu-
da de gratitud coutrslda con 81 eaballero doctor
don Guillermo Wives, por Ia diffeil cuan habil
operaci6n que ha pocos dias practice en- el niho
Francisco Maria Iglesisa, del que soy padre, SAL
vdndoe la vista, tengo el mas vivo placer en- dar.
le una pequenfsima prueba de ella eupIicando
muy encarecidamente, senior Director, publique
en- su acreditado psri6dico estas lineas para que
celebre Puerto-Rco entero su reconocida ha.
bilid'd.
Daudo lss mas expreaivss graciss, seior Di
rector, por Ia inserci6n de estas lfn"as quedo de
Vd atento s. s. @ B. S. M-Framctsoo G.
Lglessas.
Plays Ponce, JUNO IL de 1894,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Recomendamos especslmente nuestros sm-
COS 81 Vino FsrrgginosOnl natural de la fnca "Qo-
meilar de la Pena", en- Tarragons. Este vino puro
natural eg superior hssta en- perfume q los supe-
riores de Bu' deos legitimos como t6nico recons-
tituyente natural tsmbien, supere todas las es.
pecialidades ferrugiuosas preparadas por Ia far.
rnscopea puesto one nj irtita el est6msgo, ri
produce al psladsr m6s que la sensaci6u delicadf-
sima de los vinos inos aromaticos puros en-
vez de la repugnancia que SO nota en- los c'm-
puestos ferruginosos de las farmacias. 30-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
nioa nn colera noncenfio:

"El colegio psrticulsr dc pinas danomiUado
dc 10 Guadalupe que ha fundsdo y diriie Ia sedo'
rita profesora doha Ana Lopez de Victoria, da
RI aus examones pdblcos maiSna sabado comen
zando las ocho dc Ia miBma.
La reciente aperture dc dicho eatabecimien.
to (hace cuatro meses) excdsala el cumplir con
ose deber reglsmentario, del cual no ha queridO
ella sinembargo prescindir."
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Sc desea vender

Ell despacho de viuos y cores que exste
en- la cslle de San Fraucieco DGmero 81, con to-
todss las exist >nciss de la tienda alm'csn, ms
quinss capsu'sq de plomo, etiquetas & Sub,
arrendardo los locales patio dedicados al nego.
cio Daran raz6n on el mismo estabIecimiento. 8-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Nuostro correaponaal dc Trujillo.alto nos Ia.
forms que los extmenes de 10 escucla elemental
de niHas Z cargo dc Ia senorita doha Rita Marie.
70 Rivers, han dado un resultsdo sStisfactorio
tbnto en- las asignaturas de lectura, doctrina q
historic sagrada como on las dc bordados y Gala.
dos de todas classes. La junta local di6 las gra-
ciau Ia mBestra referida por 81 adelanto que SO
notaba en- todaB las educandas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Dice La BamderG Espad1ola que de $50 sus-
criptores que tiene, hay u que 10 pagan NAL,
Pues 81 apreciado colega deberia darse con 81 cas-
tillo dol Moro 90 81 peeho, porque no cobrar 8
perder el por 100 es una falicidsd en- este ci-
clio. Su quabranto en- u suscriptores es de $8
10 centavos al mes, puea nosotros perdemos I
veces esa suma, solamente en- los ndmeros que CO.
demos gratis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

En- segovia, el jurado ha absuelto al indivi.
duo quien Sc proces6 por haber penetrsdo en-
Ia ermita del Santo Cristo del Fresno de Cantes
pino encarandose con ls imsgen ''la desaf6'
rltraisndola despues palos. LIS prensa perso,
mas sansatas han lamentado esa Absoluci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Nuestro Correspons'l de Aguas Buenas NOS
ha teIegrafado hoy 10 sguiente: "lnaugurada
o6cialmente la estsci6n telegrafca de este pueblo
con regociio general. E Administrator Sr Ayu'
80 ha sido obsequiado galantemente por Ia auto
rdad local psrsonas influyentes de Ia localidad.
Viva 81 progresol --EL CoRREsPoNsAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Sc hs celebrado consejo de Guerra On Bar
celona para iuzgar al Alcalde y sfadco de Pre-
mia de Dsllt por supuesto iDsulto Ia gusrdia
civil. El fiscal ha pedido dos ahos de prisi6n pa
"a 81 Sfndico la absoluci6n del AIcalde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17
VARlEDADES

Nsntequils dsnesa extra superior en- pomos
de cristal, salchichoDes de Bolonia acabRdos dc
yertbir , tabacos dc las vegas de Csysy, an 81
CelmReo &c Cereoedo Hsrmauos J c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Hemos recibido una hnja suelts que publiea
ala Vo1 de Oriente', de Faiardo, en- Ia que ofre.
GO ocuparse lninnciosamente del incidente ocurri.
do entire el director de aquel colega y el alcalde
del referido Faiardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

81 descenso de temperature, impropio de
estaci6r, Sc hace sentir en- toda la Peninsula pue
on Velez Malaga millsres de vencejos caen nue.
los de frio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Los meIoreH yinos para mesa y poStros los
yenden +, Font y Hermano, dnicos importa IoTeH
del gran tinto de las bodegas de AleS6n, Rioia.
Alfonso Zerbi : SOL AZ =
s. J. PTO RICO.
Sc ofrece como tenedor de libros horas 6
on dias determinadoH Da leccones de segunda
ensenanEa. l0-l
Harina lacteadA de Nestle eche condensada
blanca marca Aguila ynos de mesa genero.
sos extra superiores en- 81 Comado de Cerecedo
Nora, $50 compran boteas vacfas 10 Centa
vos la docena
ST, VEN0F, Por no poder atenderla gu
LII IIlNDI duafo SO vende Ia fabrica de
tabacos La SIN RIVAL, qtuada an Ia Gale
de San JuRto, al lado de Ia Tienda del Gas In
foru1aran en- e mismo establecmento. 1919
La csida del cabeIlo SO evita seguramente
usAndo ia perfumada Loci6n Antiherpetica del
doctor Monies. La CasD4 es IA causa de Ia cal.
mente la caspa. De venta en- casa de CUTLER
mety.
VIno& 81 mejOr De tOdos ~ esEGGd y
precto. El RIoJANo DE TRIcIo
Sc detalla Capital Cristo Is; don Manuel Rivera,
San Sebastian 30 las tiendas de los Sefores AY
LION y F. ZAM0RAN0 en- Puerta de TERRA, F.
ZAMORAN0 O. Linea. Los certificates de origen
analsis de tan excelente caldo estan disposition del
que guste verlos. Diciembre l.
##RGHR#H TOR a4Gss Franz RSI q ,spo.G. DoU.
edici6n. Sc vende en- esta redacci6n en- el Al.
macen de Mdsica de don OLYMPIC Otero, Ponce,
so centsvos 81 ejemplar
Recuerde Vd. que el mejor vino tinto de
mesa que Sc consume en- ell pals es el de Logrono
que venden Sobrino de Luna y Compa6ia
AT. pHRIIlO Por no poder atenderla su
ILL UDulUU dueno, SO vende en- el dietrlto
do Puerta de Tiorrs, Gale de San AgustfO, una
pulperfa sin tsbaouerfa en- bueu sitio, coutiguo
la Panaderis niitar. P"~' in ,rm'e, dirigirse
al qre 4uscrih,, en- e F latO Do Consrmo -
JOSE GARCIA ACEVEDO. 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Calzado extra fno para sehoras, caballeros
ninos acabadltos de recibir y psntuaaa d. piel
v tells, q so eentavos par, en- La COnstanoia de
Borrks v Reines, San Francisco 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-17

Don Luis Due6o DEvils, don Felipe Nava.
rro Pagaai dor Antonio CULLEN Sabate han
sido norn6rados oiciales So interinos de Ia Se-
cretarfa del Gobierno General