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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-20
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Officers Elected at the
Session Yesterday.
They Will Be Installed To-Day and
Knights VIII Parade on
Saturday.

Knights Templar crowded the Masonic Tenn.
pie yesterday morning the Grand Commandery
converting there at 10 o'clock. There were
representatives of every part OF the State there,
including $50 Knights from Southern Caii!or-
MA alone. Yesterday mornings session was
devoted 10 the hearing OF the reports OF the va
rious officers. The grand master delivered an
address. dealing with the general progress Of
the order.
Al 2 o'clock the grand generalissimo Of the
Grand COmmandery, Reuben e. Lloyd, was re-
ceived with the usual honors OF the command
cry, and the election OF officers followed. tire
suited as follows:
r. L. Sir Frank W. Sumner, G. c. We. Sir
Edward ). Lippitt, ID. G.. c.; E. Sir Trowbrfdge
H. Ward, 6. e.; E. Sir George ID. Meiealf, O..
C. G.; E. Sir Charles E. Stone, G. T.; E. Sir
Robert VI. Powers. q. S. W.; E. Sir Robert III
Blossom, g. J. W.; Z. Sir John P. Merrill. G,
T.; L. Sir Thomas II. Caswel, g. r.
To-day The Installation OF officers viii take
place, and Saturday the chief event Of the con
clave will occur. This is the grand parade and
review The parade forms on Van Ness avenue
al 2:3O p NJ, under command Of +. Grand
Captain. General Trowbridge Il. Ward. and
under direction of r. e. Grand Commander
William Vanderhorst,witb sir William Edwards
as chief OF STAFF. / lie staff Is composed OF y ST
grand commanders and selected Knights The
knights will all be IN uniform and 1000 men
will take part In the parade.
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DEATH OF A MINISTER.
Rev. George Burrowes Passes Away
After a Long Illness.

Rev. George Burrowes. DID,. died at his resi-
dence, S26 Powell street, yesterday mornin 9,
after a long and continuous sickness, from
which be could find no relief. About two weeks
400 he met win an accident which tended 10
hasten his death, and the end was not sur
prise to his wide circle Of friends.
Mr.. Burrowes was widely known as Drillianf
scholar, and was The author OF what Is eonsid-
cred the finest commentary on the Songs oil
Solomon" portion OF the Scriptures which
he is said 10 have read In the original Hebrew
language over 700 times.
on arriving in Francisco IN the mites,
Mr. Burrowes was mad principal oil the uni-
veIsty Mound College, which stood Oh the spot
where The Lick House is now located. Later
on he became professor IN the San Francisco
theological SemIu airy, which position ne niieo
for over twenty years.
The funeral will take place to- morrow morn
ing al l O'Clock from the ST. Johns PresDyter-
ian Church, California and Ociavia streets.
The interment viii take place at Mountain View
Cemetery.
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Death of DIR. Charles J..
Scientists Wife.
Poisoning Suspected-The Stomach
to Be AnaIyzed-The Physi-
clans Explanation.

Berthe Sechrfst, the young aud handsome
wife of DIR. Charles j. Seehrist. died at her
home. 1874 Pine street, yesterday morning.
and on account of the peculiar circumstances
attending her decease the Coroner was notified
aud the remains were taken TO the Morgue.
The Coroner was Informed by DR.. OBren. who
was called In by DR.. SechrisI. before the lady
expired that il looked Ike case OF poisoning
An autopsy OF the body was made by Dir. +.
X Emerson, who failed TO fnd any cause OF
death, and the stomach with its contents was
s-nt TO a chemist for analysis. The Coroner
has no reason 10 suspect foul play, yet he
deemed 1t his duty TO notify the police OF Mrs.
SCIENTISTS death, and AN investigation viii be
made by them
residents in the Western Addition, where they
have many friends. The DOCTORS Office is at
the corner OF Market and kearny streets. He
called at the Morgue soon after the arrival OF
his wfe's body and told how her death oc-
Cured.
"My wife was 33 years old" he said, "and
was rather delicate. She suffered from asthma,
for which she had en- taking choral hydrate.
We spent the evening at the Midwinter air
and returned at late hour. She was rather
restless, and after conversng about the events
OF the day for short time. gave her sleep
lug mixture and We retired.
81 am troubled with catarrh and snore when
asleep. [ was half asleep shortly after mid
night and was conscious that was snoring at
The time. / was fully awakened by noise
made by my wife, who thought was imi afing
my snore. The noise continued for about i've
minutes and then suddenly ceased. i arose
and looked at her aud her face had the ap-
pearance of death. She was breathing heavily
and was unconscious. l tried TO arouse h-r
10 vain and ran TO neighbor for assistance,
out could find no one at home. Then l called
Dr. OBrirn and we worked over the body
without success" She died about o'clock In
the morning and Dr.. 0Brlen notified The
Coroner.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-20
HOT ELS

And Lodging-Houses should
profit by this chance to buy
blankets at what they cost
the retailer.
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STOOD THE CUT.
SteVedOres Went to Work
on the Saturn.
Accepting HERMAN & Mills Reduce
tion-Chinese Wages for White
Men-Marine Notes.

When the steamer Saturn arrived yesterday
al LombaId-streeI dock with big cargo Of
through merchandise from New York nearly
two buadfed men waited outside the gates TO
the pier anxious 10 find out what the steyedor-
ing firm Of Herman & ILLS was going TO do
about the refusal Of union men TO work at un-
loading the vessel.
The men did not have TO wait long, for Mr..
Herman soon selected gang Of outsiders"
or men who do not belong TO The union, who
willingly ayr ed 10 accept 20 cents an hour in-
stead of 90 cents. as has been paid heretofore
by the firm.
None Of the members of the union accepted
the Accent rate. but there were no signs oil
trouble OF any kind.
herman s. Mills say that they can get all
the help they want al 40 cents.
The ship John G. Potter went TO sea yeSter-
cay Afternoon at 80 O'Clock from section OF
The Potter carried CO whites and es Chinese
for karuk.
It's explained that the white men shipped by
the Nicholas 1haYer, that went 10 sea Wednes-
day, aud the Potter are accepting work ID lhe
caBneries al Chinese wages, thu Alaska rack
ers' Association deing all In It's power 10 give
lbe whites the preference iG signing.
CanneTy work is very hard on men, and me
only reason why tn packers have always niIeo
Chinese is that the heather seems 10 De the
only class of mankind mat can SpenQ season
al the canneTies aud come BACK with MS health
uBimpaired
just before the Potter sailed Superintendent
Murray OF the Alaska Packers Association
gave one Barry Wilson, an obstreperous sea,
man, deserved thrashing, and Then discharged
him.
Wilson signed an agreement not 10 go ashore
before the ship arrived at karluk, but be
thought he was big enough and powerful
enough TO break the contract in spite OF Mi.
Murray.
Murray squelched him in very short order,
then threw his kit on the ship onto the dock.
Another man was then signed In Wilson's
place.
Another batch Of japanese was sent over on
the o'clock Oakland boat yesterday bound
foF Fresno 10 WORK In the orchards. 4 boss
Was in charge Of Tie gang.
Captain Van Dalbern has left the schooner
ViBr and is at present a gentleman Of leisure.
Captain SeweI will take the vessel 10 MaZatlan
to-day. where she will load sugar for San Fran
cisco. lhr Vine goes out light:
The Relgic sail for Hong-hong via Yoko-
hama yesterday afternoon.
The schooner Marie E. Smith, that went
ashore near San Pedro, hoaied on last Wednes-
dag. The Smith is leaking badly ana VIII have
TO De toWed to This port for repairs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-20
RUNNING RACES,
Not a Single Favorite in
Front.
Clara l. Colt, Malo Diablo, Flood
more, De Bracy and Tim Muir
ply Were Winners.

Yesterday was the warmest day San Francis
co has experienced this spring. and that fact,
combined with the absence OF wind, pointed TO
the probability OF fast times being made, but
those who expected the lowering OF any rec
ords we're doomed to disappointment. though
Tim Murphy in the last race did get within
three-quarters OF a second Of the time, and wen
handily enough at that
The fields averaged eight horses and specula-
ton was fairly lively. Not one real favorlte
won, The nearest approach TO the talents
choice, who placed a winning bracket to his
credit, being the Joe Hooker-Clara L colt In tile
first race. who divided favorilism with Monita.
The performance OF Hanger Jones' colt, who,
getting of absolutely last and far back for
more than half the journey, finally ran round
his field in the last quarter and won with the
greatest ease by four lengths In time thai was
as near as possible :011a from wire to wire, is
very remarkable after the recent foim in infe-
rior company. That his stable fancied him
there was 90 doubt from the way they backed
him, but the bottled-up good thing had eked
out aud the public did manage to get in on the
Malo Dablo and Kai Moi both ran In the
two-yrar.old race, but L dy James defeat In
Clancy's hands is partial indirect ties imony in
favor OF resembling Haeketps punishment the
other day. Captain Coster again showed him.
self to be Of very poor class.
The third race would undoubtedly have gone
10 tnATles 4fcfdtudus SastfO, VINO was run.
ming easily and on level with the leaders
turning into the stretch when lie was cut down
badly BY Herald, the tsndon being completely
severed, aud MS turf career virtually ended.
Fioodmore, whom Nick Hall bought at a
cheap figure at Pete Weber's SALE won 10 an
easy fashion. His viclo DRY must have taken a
lot of money out Of the ring. BE opened up 10
ine betting at fflles and W Mt TO hundreds, but
finally closed at tweDties as the money went In
on him. AdoIph Spreckels backed him well
for rIace and show with Ecaert, who must
have thanked his lucky stars that bis Gus omer
refused his persuasive eioquence TO accept
$500 10 100 straight.
Tbe bapdicapper was a little bit too severe on
Zopair In tile mile race, but it was st. Saviour
who beat Wilbur Smiths good colt after all.
though but for III. Clancy's most workmanliKe
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To.Day's Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race. about six furlongs. maidens-May
Day 100 Orizaba 100, Resale 50, Ivy LOG.
King Sam 106, Corncob 81, Nicodemus los,
True Brlt0D ia.
Second race. half-mile. selling two-year-olds-
Eulaia Ill. Navy Blue los. Australia 80. Co
queIte 102, Model 115, Arn0 106, Laurel Ill,
Silver 103 FL Tirano los. Tobey lei.
Third race, about six furlongs. selliug-Fie-
tress 81. North los, Seaside 93, Chemuck SO,
Clacquer 100, Motto 100. RUDE Burrows 1oI,
TrenIola 113. Melsnita 1o3, Tigress 1o2,
Leveller 116. Catch En- 102, Lottie d lib.
Fourth race seven iurlongs. handleap-ArIi-
Gus lis, d Btaey lis, Giead 1o2, Road Run
ner los, Artlst 1o3, Faro 80. Alexis 50. Agiato
50. White Stone Toe, Gnssie 103, Leodal 100.
Fifth race, five furlongs. selling-Dr Ia
Guerra SO, Auteuil 1o2. Charity colt 80. Rosie
90, Nutwood 50, Promise 90, Nelson 1O6,
Lodi 1O2, Sir Alfred 10S, Title SO. Queen
Bee 101. Vandalight 80, sam Brown l04, Blue
Bell 100, Romair 116, Jennie Lind 1o2, Ra-
phael 90. ST Croix log.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-20
JOHN c. ROBERTS WILL.
The Ex-Supervisor Leaves a Snug
Fortune.

The will of ex-Supervisor John C. Roberts has
been filed for probate.
To bis widow, Mary A. E. Roberts. the testa-
tor beoueaths one half of his estate: 20 his
nephew. John r. Bride, $4,000; 10 his nephew
James Bride, SIS 900; to his brother. James
Roberts, $1,000; TO his sister, Annie A. Bride.
his nieces, Mrs. James Martin and Mrs. Laura
Powers, $4,000 esch; to his sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
Connolly, $4,000. The residue OF the estate
il beouea,bed TO Mrs Annie Bride aud Mrs III.
A. Connolly. sisters, and 10 Mrs. Martin and
Mrs POWERS, uieces of the testator.
The value of the estate Is not stated, but it Is
believed to exceed $4,000.
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Rev. ]. P. Gibson Of TIngley, Iowa. is now y
the city, guest OF his brother. Rev: ". M
Gibson, pas or OF the First United PresDyteIlaI
Church, and viii preach for his people on Sun
day.
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Held TO Answer.

Antonio Raleevich, who murderously assaulted
his wife with razor, was yesterday held by
Judge JOacbimsen TO answer before the Su.
I<1ior Court In $1,000 bonds on the ehaigs OF
assault with intent TO commit murder.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-20

BUY glass Of F. n. Woods s Co.. 81 First ST.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-03
EDICTo

Don Rajaer Sdnches Montalvo. Jaes de r. has
tancto accidental de e.ta ciudad u So poftido
Alpdblico hago saher: Que en- los aatas
'e testanepta,fa dc don JuanA Bsrtoli Cald4-
ron se ha dispuesto sags p1hlica subssta
por el termino de tren'a dfss para cub-ir lxs
'ostas adendadas Ia sigaisnte faca arhanAs
Solar con casa de- MADEIRA cobijsia ds zire
nalcada con al III nero 40 do Ia calla de Bee
toll, barrio % de e-ta ciudad, Ia QUE ia tren
te por 81 Este linda por Ia derAchs entratdo.
6 sea Al No,te con Ia casa de Fslfaita Perez
por la izquarda, 8 sea al S id, con IA casa nd n
nero de la msma Gale dc Bsrtoli de- IA
propedad de Ia succession de- e4e nomhre, Nv
por la espalda ssa al O,sts con la Gale dAN
la Union. El solar tane una 6vnra irregular
mide un area spper6 6cial de 80D metros 73
centim.trps cuadrado. la ca-a ccupa un
frente de trece metros por 8 de fondo.
Dicha 6pca ha siio valorada an Ia suma de
s $500. Para Ia celebration do Ia subasts Sc
ha Giado e dia 81 del mes de Julio las 2 De
su tarde en- la sala audencia del Jazgaao de Il
Irstsrcia do esta cialad !; -hseiealose ssher
p, os interesados gu ; 10, titulos de p,opiedsd SO
'hallan de manifesto en- Escrbania que no ss
admitra proposic'6p aguna que no cubra las
dos terceras parties de Ia tssac6u, y que ps,A
hacer prtposiciones debeta contigrarse pre-.
viamente en- la Escribatia en- Ia mesa del
Juzgado ubs cantidsd igua al diez por ciepto
de Ia snbssta,
Ponce Junio 23 de 1894. : Rafael Sdnches
Carlos f. Chd1d6n.
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CRONICA
&C Ell INDEPENDENTS ,
M. CuRRos ENRiQUEz.

Aver recibimos SUI prospecto, y 10 leimos
con gusto, porque la presencia de un nuevo
compafiero en- las lides periodlsticas, es STEM
pre- la de un campe6n mas que viene a COM
'batir la ignoranca. IIasta los peri6dcos
reacconarios cumplen mconscentemente
esta mission. Todo peri6dico despierta por
10 menos entire sus suscrtores, la afci6n 4
la lectura, y va este por 81 solo es un bien.
tQue deiende ideas err6neas doctrinas
obscurantistas? No importa. Sus lectores
empezaran 4 alimentarse de esas ideas, pero
como el error no puede nunca prevalecer
EN- la conciencia humana; como su inhuen.
cia en- ell cerebro del hombre tiene que ser
pasagera, yla luz al fin y al cabo siempre Sc
abre paso, de ahi que no consideremos inh-
til del todo la labor periodistica, iniciese en-
el sentido que Sc inicie. 81 no hubiese
quien defendiera el error, no habrfa quien
hiciese resplandecer la verdad. La discu-
sion seria impossible, y sin discutir los prin-
cipios politicos, sociales y cientifcos, jamas
Sc educarfan los pueblos.
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HI Banco

Nos informan de la Capital que
los accicnistas del Banco Agrlcola
celebraron 81 domingo dos sesiones
con nutrida concurrencia de todos
los departamentos dc la isla Los
principales acuerdos tomados son:
Que la institution SO denomine
eBanco Territorial y Agrlcola de
|aRusrto -Rico," siendo SUI daracl6n
de sesenta y cinco amos;
Aumentar 81 capital a dos Milo
nes cuatrocientos mil pesos, dividi-
do en- cuatro series de seis mil &C
clones, que son las que Sc conside-
ran que SO haran efectivas de las
$500 suscritas hasta el momento de
constituirse la junta Despues Sc
Spresentaron varias listas de nuevos
accionistas que no pudieron ser
admitidos en- la primera serie por
estar cubierta con exceso;
Destinar las tres cuartas parties
del capital del Banco a operaciones
shipotecarias y una cuarta parte a
las de caracter agrlcola y mercan
til;
Fijar en- 800 el n1mero de accio-
nes necesarias para tener opci6n a
solicitar cada departamento la ms
talacion-ae Sucursal del Bapco;
Nombrar agentes delegados er
cada departamento, y en- algunos
pueblos, para recibir proposiciones
en- demanda de fondos, las que SO
ran resueltas por 81 Consejo de
Administration mientras Sc establez
can las sucursales.
En- las dos sesiones celebradas
ha reinado el mayor entusiasmo POI
parte de los senores accionistas J
va puede considerarse como un he
cho realizado la constitution de
primer Banco Territorial y Agrf
cola en- Puerto-Rico con capitales
del pals, por 10 cual nos congratu
lamos y hacemos fervientes voto
por Ia prosperidad de ese nuev'
organismo. que, a no dudarlo, ser;
Il IN factor importante en- la regene
I raci6n de la riqueza material d
y esta TERRA.
Tendremos al corriente a nues
tros abonados del curse. que sigal
las discusiones mientras- Sc hagal
p1blicos los estatutos dehnitiva
nlente aproba1os.
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[ a Democracia

para nuestra politica local nj para el pro-
blema econ6mico, problema de vida y
muerte, que tiene que resolver e pals,
Por ESQ la discutimos, porque de llegar
a imperar ese criterio, rodaria por los sue
los la obra patricia que por espacio de mu-
chos amos vene realizando cl partido an
tonomsta, al cual tenemos la honra de per-
tenecer.
Y conv6nzasc tambtn, que certas frases
que en- 10 pasado han servido para desper-
tar entusiasmos impremeditados en- los pue.
bios, no resisten hoy, en- POGO nj en- mucho
el severe anallxis de la cencia.
MARIANo. .ABRIL
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Sc han perdido

Uu caballo de 10 amos. zsino o curo CO.
bruno, luc ro, de 81 cuartss dc alzads, cri-
nes cortas rizadas, copste esc'so, cola
nuy abultada, una ,Hatadura antigua en- ell
,spinazo, una esco:adura en- ell labio i, f.
rior. psso devsna1o.
Otro cabalo zaiuo oscnro, de AMOS de
dad Gt cuartas de azada, largo, lucero,
ON tres cordones blaucos slredsdor del
auelo, castrado, paso devauado, mstadura
'utigua en- los rinones.
Su duefo, don Jo,e Gomez Btoso, Sa-
pana del Palmar, grat6cara generosamente
+, onen los ancrentre de- noticiss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-03

Los articulos que publica E1 Siboney ti-
tulados .1f'ica sobre e tapete y Para que
no 10 hean las danaas, no solo carecen de gra-
cia { ingenio, sno que traspasan los limltes
q que debe estar suieta toda publication
que, como decimos antes, sc cuela por debai-
10 de las puertas de todas las casas de faml-
LA.
No somos de los que Sc asustan porque
oyen tronar, pero creemos que un perlodlco
que va aspira 4 ir i manos de las danas,
dcbe dar mayores muestras de tineza que
los demas Y las cubiertas del Sultan y las
nihas de ounce amos que aspiran 4 tomaI
c0tillos, de las que habla EI tSiJoneH no .es
de 10 mas edticante, que digamos, aparte
de que resuta un chiste chavacano.
ComprendemoS que para ser chistoso SC
necesitan condolences eXcepcionales que nc
estan al alcance de cualquiera. Pero tam
bien creemos que nadie Sc lie obliga i ha
Ger chistes.
Sipor crigirse Ell req
de agentes y anunciadores,
empea tales colores
ybromas de mala ley,
no lie auguramos lectores
al bardo del .Gboney
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CENTRIC DE CURACI0N
ESf9MAf0E9GtG9
AVISO INTERESANT 4 Los ENFERMOS

Procedenes de Mayaguez acaban de ega esta cudad los
acretados Docores Bouquets Hmas habendo montado
bnete los utimos adeantos que requiere cencia
Pactican las operaciones de la boca SIN DOLOR por
procedmento especial de dichos Docores
Consuas gratis de de la manana de la tarde e Ho
tel Marina entrando por la cale de la Luna
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-03
GaT1ga

Sc yende una magni6ca 6ncs urb4na,
con gu solar. espacioso. Elque Il III
terese puede dirigirse a su dueho 90 "A
Gale de Atocha prolougacion norte;
doude infornaran 1-6 s,
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I, ]. LLEGARoNi sLLEGARoN

81, sehor; llegaron squelos afamados y ri.
quisimos queses de Holanda. de crema de- ma
ella, encarnados y amarillos. han legado
tambien de bola on latas cilfndricas, de Suizs,
Gruyere y msllorquiues, tan ternos que pa
recen acabados de fabricar.
Tpdos son cual mejor y tan superiores que
re hacen Ia competencia unos otros
En- 81 colmado Las Balsares es donde se han
recibido cumple este estabecimento Ia ofer.
ia que hiciera sus parroquianos de avisarles
4 su llegada por conducto de este peri6dico
3 Quedan pues enterados y hagan pronto sus
pedidos: que 10 buano pronto "a ACADIA.
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El que suscribe rcnde ocho, de dos medic d
tres medic amos de edad iaddmi'aS, Mopenta
pesos cada una
Celeionio Besosa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-03
LIN SIER.X0 MAS

Los reaccionarios cubanos Sc revuelven fu-
riosos contra e celebrado escritor peninsu-
lar NJ CuTos Enrfquez porque al llegar q
Cuba, lejos de renegar de sus ideas senti-
mientos, Sc ha identiicado con los siervos
del tewuao; pero casi no surten efectos los
ardides de serpiente de esas que sempre han
envenenado el coraz6n de los peninsulares
due ilegan, ponisndoles en- la mano la carti-
Nd az espai1ol; al contrario, su alma bien
tempada Sc eleva q mayores alturas me-
dida que mas al desnudo Sc le presenta la
iniquidad. Vease como Sc defiende el seiior
Curros Enriquez en- un artfculo phbicado
por Ia Terra GaUega y, ojala fuesen como
este todos los peninsulares que vinesen a
.estas tierras. No habrfa en- elias odios nj
rencores
Entire los peri6dicos que mas nos han
diatingilido con sus censuras fgura La ST.
fstucid,s, que debe ser bastante precaria
cnando apela para rebatirnos argumentos
! az Ute linaje.
Dice 81 colega, en- su ndmero correspon-
diente al IA del actual:
Y Tenemos el gusto de participar 4 po-
derosos de la TERRA, que va tienen un nue.
yo siervo, un criadito mas & quien mandar.
Y de lustre; de grandes esperanzas.
El aplaudido escritor, senior Curros En-
rfquez, ha venido & elevar, con gran conten-
tamiento de todos, la cifra de 800, 900 sier-
vos & l.5oo,ool.
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CASA DB HUbSPBIES

Este sstablecmiento, que estuvo situado en-
Ia Gale del Sol, Sc ha trasladado los altos de
Ia casa 40 la succession Pujals, Isabel, n dm 49,
Su dbeha SO complace en- ofrecer al publico
las comodidades necesaras.
Cuenta para clio con decentes ventadas
habitaciones, buena mesa, buen servicio, un
trato exquisite.
PRECIOS DE HOSPEDAJE
For un dia.- a.--.--..------.---. 81 70
On cubierto. to....-........... so rs
Una CANA. --.-...-....-..-.. ~ 70
WBaho gratis.
Abonados $22 mensuales por persona.
BEaoNA A. DE VELARDE.
Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1894. lin.