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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03
THE POpE's CORONATION.
The 18th Anniversary Of That Event Subject
Of Congratulations by Cardinals.

ROME, March 2.-The Pope was greeted
and congratulated by the cardinals today on
the &C ,ssion of the 10th anniversary of his
coronation. His Holiness had prepared an
address in reply to the cardinals. which was
read by Cardinal Monaco Ia Vallette. dean
Of the Sacred college. The Pope satd
Restoring the spirit of the church has
been vivilly felt in our epoch, in which We
have obtained deplorably tainted ideas OF
Justice, liberty, progress, civilization, moral
sentiments, religious and social rights. the
consequences of which have been most
sad'
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HARRY FRANcKLYh'S ScRApE.
His Friends Trying to Have Him Released
from Sing Sing.

New YORK, March 1.-The friends of
Harry Frsncklyn, "a years olI, now in
Sing Sing prison on sentence of IA years
imprisonment by Judge Marine, in 1890,
for highway robbery. for stealing lG cents
from man in the night, are making strong
efforts for pardon by Governor Flower.
All the aldermen here and more than 200
citizens have signed an application for
pardon. Letters favorable to the prisoner
have been received from the mayor of Ban
Ror, Me-, where Francklyn lived. and from
the justice of the supreme court of Penob-
scot county, Maine, and the sheriff of the
county.
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THE VOTE At RIO.
Nearly 5000 Votes cast-lhs Usual Number
is About 5000.

Rio DE JANEIRo, March 2.--The total
vote in this city with the exception of seven
districts where the appointed judges failed
to make their appearance. is as follows
For President, Moraes, 5507 Gen. Sobre,
2G2. For Vice President, Pereirs. 2S9S +;
Peixoto. GIL. Ia these districts IS 900 vot-
ers are registered. In ordinary times
the total number of votes cast is about
5000, TINS showing the popular interest in
the civil republican government. The op-
position say I'VE are now fighting for our
lives only
Deaths from yellow fever are averaging
3ll daily. The health Of those on board
the American naval vessels is perfect.
Government decree was published today
declaring all crimes connected with treason
subject to trial by military court.
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BOsTON'S UNEMPLOYED.
Schemes Presented Before Legislature
Whereby They May be Helped.

BosroN, March PAT a legislative hesr-
ing of the unemployed at the State House
today Warner johnson wanted an unoccu-
pied location selected where the unemployed
could go, and with money loaned by the
state, build homes and form happy COM
munity. lie favored location beyond
Sudbury, where railroad village could be
established.
George F. Washburn suggested that the
park, sewerage and moth commissions
ought to be able to furnish labor for the
unemployed. He would have the state
take the Cape Cod ship canal in charge if
the present company fails to obtain the
necessary charter.
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H0LCOME'S VEST.
II Was Found on The Dead Man found At
Georgetown, Mass.

BosroS, March Frank G. Halcome,
a Boston lawyer, living in Winchester, says
he lost vest with his name written on the
back strap. Sach a garment was found on
the body found in the brook st George
town yesterday. Mr.. IIolcome lost his vest
last fall. He wore it while on a summer
fishing trip in Berkshire hills, and thinks
he may have left it at his boarding place in
Southw ick, but it may have been stolen
from his office in this city.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
i,raneement OF Trains In Eject Nov.
Goth, 1893.
psasepger .TraIna Leave Augusta a.
Follows

GOING WEsT-6.3o A. M. for Lewiston, Farm
,noton. Kockiand Portland, Boston and Nj ntreal |;
,oeI0 A. NJ for Brunswick, Lewiston. Farr ington
pockland. Portland and Boston connecting for
White Mountain points and Quebec: $40 T. NJ.
,or brunswick, Bath, Portland, Boston; 100 r.
M. might pullman) every night Ior Lewiston,
Bsth Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-l.so A. II. might express) 70,
stovhegan: Belfast Bangor ss. hsroos: st
SaA. for Waterville. .SkowhegaL, Bangor 3.i2
p NJ, tor Waterville, Oakland North AnsoD. Bine
han. Skowhegan. Belfast, Dover, Foxcroft, Ban
roi, st. Stephen. st. John and Aroos
sook county; 745 2. NJ. (mixed for Waterville
SHA. N. Sundays only for Waterviile and Ban
The Night Pullman Train going East at $50 A
NJ, going West at ll00 p. NJ, runs ever,
NIGHT, Sunday Included. connecting for and from
LEWISTON, but not to SkowheRan Oh Monday
mornings or to Belfast, Dexter, or beyond
Bangor Sunday mornings.
The day trains going West at 1910 A. NJ. and
East at 342 z. M. run daily Sunday included. be
tween Boston. Lewiston. Bath. Bangor and st
oh
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Facts Worth Knowing.

In all disc ases of the nasal mucous men,
brane the remedy used must be non.irritst-
ing. Nothing satisfactory can be accom-
plished with douches, snuffs, powders or
xs,ringents, because they are irritsting, do
not thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and should be abandoned as worse than
failures. A multitude of persons who had
for years borne all the worry and pain that
cat .rrh can il ilict testify to radical and per-
manent cures wrought by Ey's Cream
Balm. Your druggist has it.
feb26e0d&w2ws
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PORTLAND REPUBLICAN CLUB
Has Annual Dinner at ths Preble-Good Al.
tendance-Ofiicers.Ei Elect.

PORTLAND, March 2.-The Young Mems
Republican Club had its annual dinner at
the Preble house tonight, about so being
present. After dinner President Higgins
called the club to order and there were
short informal speeches by members of the
club. The following officers were elected !.
President, Harry S. Higgins; secretary and
treasurer, James L. Dyer.
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STREETS AND SENERS.
Portland Appoints Commission 10 Aava Full
Control Of Ih.m.

PORTLAND, March 2.-TJe ely govern
ment tonight appointed James l.. Bracket
Democrat, and Adam Z. /. light IN, Reput-
lican, commissioners to have charge of all
streets ard sewers, the city civil engineer
being the third man OH the commission
This is Portland's first commission ard
there is great expectation that it will in
prove the city administration.
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STATE OF TRADE.
Ups and Downs in Markets Of
Large Cities.
Trade for the Week Was Not Up to
Recent Average.
Statistics from the Commercial Agencies and
Business Centers.


NEW 1oRS' March 2-braostreets TO-
morrow VIII say Storms and cold weather
IN tne oouth ana South~est checKeo tne
anu Northwest prlgnter weather nao an op-
Posi.e eHeet: NO oe'ter Illustration OF 'ne
haishg ana irregular movement OF the vol
| uAhe ol business ~ oegnhuihS Oh Improve
ment may De 1ound than the record OF the
week. win rs decreased Voinme OF trade
ana renewed uniavoraoie reports from the
oouth ana racine coast IN contrast with the
more cheeriui tone ana increased sales at
impofant ciies IN Ohlo ana Mlssissippl val
ieys ana IN the Northwest.
mus, whiie advices from ffoVldence'
tniiaoeIphia' baltimore Clncinna'l' Nash-
ville' hlrmiugnani' uaives'oh anu Dan
FRANCISCO are iess inchhed 'han iate weeks
70 regard the situation hopefuliy, those
from Buhaio, Indianapolis Louisville,
hemphs, Moolle' Cnlcag'' ot: LOUIS Nan,
| sas Cty' oniaha' Mii"aukee' ot. faut ana
Dulutn' all report eVldehces OF distinct
improvement.
Inc general indusiriai situauon Is ooth
better ana worse. Ihere were 'o resump'
tons IN factories reported, contrasted with
two shutdowns; wages reduced at l3 estab-
hshments ana 10 strikes announced. Ihe
latter ls feature, nohceably at PATERSON,
n. D., where 2000 SIX weavers struck Tor
higher wages at time when thousands
are still receiving aid from the citizens re-
lief committee.
General tendency OF prices continues
downward, leading staples showing an ad-
vance IN coffee OF one-eighth cent, cattle
and hogs 10 cents hundred weight. Some
varieties OF leather sold lower; coal was OH
20 cents ton IN New England, wheat down
three-elghths, corn one-fourth, oats one
fourth, cotton one-eighth, sugar one-eighth,
pork 20 cents barrel and lard one-fourth
per pound. As compared with prices
year ago those for priat cloths and lard are
40 per cent. lower at this time, steel billets
and pork 30 per cent. lower, and flour,
wheat, corn 20 per cent. lower.
The decrease within the year IN prices OF
wool is 22 per cent iron 10 per cent, cot
ton II per cent, sugar per cent, and
coffee per cent. Quotations for oats and
cheese are practically unchanged compared
with year ago, while those for butter and
petroleum are higher.
Boston's money market shows ease and
excess of supply. Providence reports last
month the quietest February known, the
mill machinery factories having little to do.
Wool sales drag at Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, as elsewhere, with slight improve
ment in the demand for shoes at both places
reported, mainly from the South and West.
Exports OF wheat from the United States
and Canada. both coasts (four lncluded)
equal 2,972,O0O bushels this weex,
agoinst 3,25l.Oo0 bushels in the
week year ago. The e1t'aordi-
nary increase OF 1852 600 bushels
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Gcn. Early Dead.

LYNcuBuRc, Va, March 2.--Gen. Jubal
A. Early died at 10 80 tonight.
Realizing that bis end was approaching
the general babe Senator Daniel and his
nephew farewell. lie met death unHinch-
ingIy with his hand resting in Senator Dan
iels' Gen. Early was born in Franklin
county, Va, Nov. 3, 1916.
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A dispatch from Manager Powell of a
Mont Carton company, nine miles above
Eagle, W. Va, asks the Governor TOT
-roop., saying they are threatened from .ne
front and rear bv large force OF suikeis.
a special from Eagle says part OF the
militia have started from that POINT TOT
Powcllton. w. T. Adkins, one OF the
rounded riotcrs. 10 dead.
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHlxcroS, March 2-Pensions have
been granted to the following residents of
Maine:
Additional, Dexter Taylor, Gardiner
reissue, William Abbott, Brunswick; John
b. Bates, Jr., Lewiston; Ayres Little, de.
ceased, Mexico. Oriyiusl, widows, Kate
l.. Farneswo orth, Maehias: Rosamond Lit.
tie. Mexico.
Joseph II. Dixon, South Elliott; Emily
Cunningham, Washington. Additional,
Josiah p. Lovely, Fairfield.
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Serious Charge Against George Wallace.

PORTLAND, March 2.-George Wallace
Of Gorham, a man of 40. was arrested to-
day, accused of rape, the complaint being
made in behalf of girl of l3 years, named
Alice Moody, daughter Of Leonard Moody
of Gorham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-03

Mass, is running out stock, preparatory to
shutting down for an indefinite period. 1t
will throw some 500 hands out Of employ
ment.
The old established private banking firm
of Green, Worlock & Co. Victoria, b. c.,
suspended payment Frilsy. Liabilities,
S444 900; nominal assets, s6l0,0l0.
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Maine Postal Changes i.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-These changes
in the postal service in Maine are an
nounced:
Mrs. I. +. Doohan on Friday was ap-
pinted postmaster at Hall Quarry, Hancock
county. vice Z. l.. Warren, resigned; How
ard E. Perkins, Sanford.
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The postoffice inspectors at Boston were
notified Ffiiay ty Chief Inspector Wheeler
of Washington that the postoflice at Fort
Eiward, n. T., was burglar zed Thursday
night and a number of order forms and
postal notes we're stolen. Po .tmasters in
the New England states hare been notified
by the Boston off .iais to be on the lookout
for notes and forms which the burglars will
undoubtedly endeavor to cash.
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MYSTERIOUS FIRE.
Mortified Has Two Fires Within "a Hours
From unknown Causes.

MAcnsAs, March 2.-Frank Smiths
house at Mortified vi h nearly the entire
$l400. with no insurance reported.
This morning Fred Ilarmon's house a,
Mortified with nearly its entire conte nts
burned. LOSE, $1,000; insured f.r $500
The cause of the fire in both cases is un-
known
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AGED 1903 YEARS. 7 MONTHS.
Death Of Ann Cauiey Of Souih Berwick, Oldest
Person in York County.

Sourn BERWICK, March Ann Cauley,
the Oldest woman in York county, died here
to lay, aged l03 years and months. She
vas born in Ireland and had lived here for
so years.
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Few Failures Of Importance.

New YORK, March Pr. G. Dun &
Cos. weekly review of trade says: For
the past week there have been 264 failure,
in the United State 5, against 26O last year.
Scarcely any were of much importance.
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Funeral Of Late Engineer Horace B. Fall al
South Berwick.

SoUrH BERWICK, March 2-The funeral
If Horace b. Fall, one of the most promi
nent engineers on the Northern division OF
the Boston & Maine, occurred today. The
deceased was member of different orders,
Ill of which we're represented. special
train from stations on the Northern division
brought 1875 relatives and friends.
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Local Forecast,

BosToS. March For New England
Saturday, fair; colder; westerly winds.
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THORNE GUILTY.
Jury Gives Verdict of Murder
in Second Degree.
Death Of Ann CauIey, South Berwick,
Aged 103 Years, 7 Months.
Portland Appoints Commission 10 Icck After
Streets and Sewers.

PARIS, March 2.-The jury Friday fore
noon, found Abner Doloff Th,rne gu l,y Of
murder in the second degree.
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A dispatch from Monteveido says: NJ.
Ellauri was Friday elected President Of
Uruguay. He was President twenty yelrs
ago.
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vew Principal for Portland School for Deaf
PORTLAND, March miss Elizabeth r.
Taylor of Philadelphia has accepted the po-
sition of principal of the Portland School
for the Deaf, to which she was elected last
Monday.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried Tor CastoeiA
When she became Miss, she c'ung to Castxia.
When she had Children. she gEve them CastosiA
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

rur iaily, Sundays included. run Sundays only
Through tickets to California and all point
South and West may be had of y. Il. Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office August,
selling via all routes and checking oaggag'
rec OF expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Genl Mgr.
FE. BooTHBY. Gen'l Pass. Ticket Ag't.
Portland, Nov. goth, 1893.
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FAIR AND COOLER.

WASHINGTON, March 2-For New
England: Saturday, fair; colder; west
winds, becoming variable.
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industrial and Business Reies.
Merchants wooden mill, Elst Dedham,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-17
sordos para los clamores
y ciegos para mirar.

Recortamos de un peri6dico Pc
ninsular
' Ha costado ell nombramiento de bajA
Ali eI Rubio nal c~atrociestos duros, que =
recibido Muley Araaf. Esto 10 dicen los mo
ros del campo de Melilla."
iQue caritos Sc venden esos rife
nos
Por aqui hay bvds precios ms
economicos.
Hay quien vende un bgalato por
cualquier cosa.
7 quien hace traici6n sus ideas
y q 81 partido por una alcaldfa.
Porque el prescindir de la verguea-
"a es cosa corriente.
Por ESQ hay muchos que dicen:
-Bueno es que 20 me convenza
de esta verdad tan amarga:
] La vergiienza es una carga
Pues soltemos la verguenza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-17

LOS SISTEMAS
(oUENTo)

Cuando el Unico poderoso, Ell Uni
CO grande, el Unico sabio entire todos
los seres hubo dado termino en- seis
dias cabales a este mundo, ordena-
do los cuerpos todos del Universe,
oculto los resortes de esta gran ma
quina cubriendo la Naturaleza C
impenetrable velo.
Un dia, segun en- cierto libro il
Iaico lei, este Ser inefable agrup5
delante su trono. en- vasta asambiea
todos nuestros doctores, eternos (
incansables disputantes de todo 10
opinable.
ALI acudieron el bueno de Tomas
de Aquino, Scot Buenaventura
hasta aquel epfcureo provincial (Gas-
cudD el hoy tan olvidado maestro
Renato Descartes, gran utopista, per
seguido por otros que 10 son mas gus
el, y todos aquelos espfritus cultos.
cuyo sabio humor ha ievantado q
edlficio de uu imaginario mundo.
"Venid aca, amigos mios, les dio
Dios yer quien adivina mi secrc5o:
decidme quien soy, como estoy he
cho, y por afiadidura. quienes y Co
mo sois vosotros, que fuerza hace e.
rar los cometas en- todos sentidos. >
por que, por una fatalidad del dcstino,
hay en- este bajo mundo por una on
"a de bien Glen quintales de NAL. Z
sc que, gracias a los cuidados de e.
pfritus generosos, las academias o.
dan premios tambien yo os los dare
| a,,ta,, 4 In cnf,,%1Ao /
dare, ademas de la bienaventuranza
dincro en- gran cantidad
| Levantose enseguida Tomas, eI dc
la augusta palabra. 81 que Sc deseu-
redaba de Glen silogismos, sin dudar
de 10 mas mlnimo, y dijo: "Vos $ )
la existencia y la esencia; sois si-a-
pie con atributos, puro acto, al 20
substantial en- el tempo fuera
tempo Sois fin, principle y medic ];
4 todo presente, sin estar en- fe-se
alguna.
A estas palabras, que dejan bo.
alberto m bach,ller, dijo el Eter,
"tanimo. Tomas y sc sonrio :,
lapadamente.
Adelantose Descartes metiendo 0
poca bulla buscando cierto tori
limo que no lego encontrar.
vorosa la frente de cierta materia s.
til; ignorante de todo por no habec
Ieido NADIA, nj aun el EvangeIio.
"Senor,-dDole a Dios-este boz
chon de Tomas ha seguido demaa-s
do los pasos del sofIador Aristotle s.
He aquf mi argumento, que me p,r@-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-17

na'', de Echegaray. y le aplaudf como
espectador y le abrac6 como amigo.
Ell que trabaja honradamente no
desciende nunca de ning6n pedestal.
Pasaran los tiempos de las castas.
La lucha por la vida 10 absorbe to
do y los que mo heredan fortunas al
mismo tempo que programmes, 10 pa
san bastante NAL.
Los mejores vinos que hoy Sc be-
ben en- Espana y que compiten cor
los de Burdeos, son los del Marques
del Riscal y los del Marques de Mu-
della.
Dos arist6cratas que han legado
sus herederos muchisimos millones
iNo es este mas practice que Q
dolce farnie,ste de la mayorfa de esto'
in1tiles del diai
RICARDO VoNZ.
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-A-ViSo

Por el presente hago constar: Qde por
escritura ot"rgada en- eeta fecha ante 81 no
tario de Juana Dig don Ramon Rodriguez
he revocado el poder que con fecha trece de
JUNO del afio pasado hAbfa conferido don
Enrique Lopez, vecino de Ponce, 81 que
con fecha diez de Enero tiltimo teDfa confe-
rido favor de don Ambrosio Rodriguez y
Pacheco, dejAndo ambos Sc enores en- SO
buena reputation fama, sin que mi Amino
haya sido lastimar 81 buen concepto publico
que wereceu; y para que llegue noticia de
los interesaaos y no pnedau alegar ignoran
cias, 10 publico este periodico.
J3aua Dfaz, Febrero IS de 1894.
A ruego de Juana Maria Cosme San
tiago por no saber 6rmar,
"a Juan GdutseT.
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Buena adquisici0n.

Sc UeA3e CON baeads condiciones, Ia ssAQu.-
Uertical para mOLer cana de la Hacser IN
Ds-tino, en- .Snta Isabel, de % caballos -
fuerza en- Ig"lfco estddo cOrrisats, con 4
g4ras piezas &c Teph>stO. como que estd Z
ciendo actuaimcnte ell coseeto y pasde v<r.e
fn'sciOaar. EH Sc case, Sc entregard en- Jna9
pr6cinaO, en- que debe BtoHtdTSe otra de nazVer
pOtencaa. Dirigirse al que snscr1be -Posc ,
Eebrero II de 1894.
FRANCISCO PARA
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Capital, 17-8 5 m
Observation-Disclosures.

Aver & las nueve de la manana
reanud6 sus sesiones la asamblea,
empezando por tomar en- considera-
ci6n una candidatura, propuesta por
varios senores representatives, para
sus:ituir & los delegados salientes.
Como en- esa candidatura aparec1a
sin cubrir ell puesto correspondence
4 la Capital, ell senor Barbosa pre-
gunt6 la causa de aquella omission, y
contest6le la Presidencia que SO con-
siderable al senor Blanco en- Ell ejer
cicio de su cargo que no habia dimi
lido, y que por tai raz6n no SO desig
naba persona alguna que le reempla
Ease.
Ell senor Barbosa sostuvo que,
reunida la asamblea, esta constituye
ell poder supreme del partido, y que
el se1or Blanco debla cesar.
LIE apoy6 81 senor Gomez Brioso,
la asamblea acord6 inmediatamen-
te que Sc completase la candidatura,
incluyendo en- ella el cargo de dele
gado por San Juan.
Hecho asl, Sc procedi6 a la elec
on resultando electos
Por la Capital: Jose c. Barbosa
Luis Sanchez Morales
Rio piedras Celestino Perez, Oc
tavio Garcia Salgado.
Arecibo Luis Ealo, Eduardo
IGeorgetti
Mayagnez Rosendo Matienzo
Federico Gatell
| Caguas Luis Munoz Rivera, Ula
| dislao Collazo.
| San German: Francisco Marian'
| Quinones. Felix To
Sabana Grande Francisco Mejfa
Jose 6. Torres
/ Ponce joe Gomez Brioso, Lui
| Casals
| Coamo Manuel Betances, Pedr'
Arroyo Santana.
Guayama Fabriciano Cuevas
Luis Venegas.
| Humacao Jose Llorens, Antoni
Marquee.
Utuado Manuel Salicrup, Con
zalo Cordoba.
| Vega Baja: Santiago We've. Jos
Mater.
Quebradillas Agustfn Navarrete
Laurentino Estrella.
Agoadilla: Salvador Amell. julie
Osvaldo Abril.
Ell senior Fernandez Juncos pre-
sent6 varias proposiciones de carac
ter republicano y socialista; pero Ell
| ell acto otros 'senofes pidieron que 81
tomase en- cnenta una proposition d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-02-17
LA FLOR DE ASTURIAS
DEALVAREz FERNANDEZ
SOL Y UNION, PONCE

Reinstalado este establecimiento en- gu nueyc
local calle del Sol esquina a Union, conocieu
do sus duenos el exquisite gusto que siemple dis
tinguio los habitantes de esta culta ciudad, nc
han omitido medic alguno, fin de ofrecer una
riqueza Y variedad namarsn la atencion de to
das las personals que onren sus visitas
Al efeeto mencionaremos algunos, va que re-
ria prolijo enumerarlos todos
Ofrecemos: Conservas alimenticias exquisitas,
Cerveza de todas marcas Tabacos de Cayey Y
Habana 81 excAlente Ron marca q Fantauzn'
de GuayamA, tigarrillos de todas clases mar
cas-, Vinos 9 Navarro" Torres, :" Jerez" etc
etc, Aceitunas ftescas, Anisados de varias cla-
ses Dulces en- latas como Peras Melocotonee.
Cerezas, etc etc. mdItiples artlcuios de no,
vedad.
Una vista quedareis satisfechos de 10 que
ofrecen,
AlUares Ferndsdex.
Ponce, Febrero de 1894 SIM vp.s