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Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
FOUND.

Chicago Girf-Under tn circumstances.
what would Jon do If you were In my
snoesf 81. Louis Girl-9et lost.-Hallo,
I've never had the courage to get mar
ried.n Haven't. chr Whats your bust
nessP "oh, Pm only a lion tamsr.n-
Philsdslphis Record.
A wise old saw says ssThe door to sueoess
is labeled Push" In thess days. how
ever, many people think it requires a
''pull' to get that door ropen.-TrayeIlsr.
First Old Msid-well, yeu kucw-urr-
riags 10 q lottery, and truly bslieve ID.
Second Dltto-So do II But when do YOU
supposed could get tieke.l-Truth.
"Did you see the fremen playing on the
hrei" said Pittsburger to his friend
from Richland township. "I saw them u
was the reply, "but 1t looked like work to
me. me."-Pittsburg Chronicle.
"Will you give me this little hsndy' he
pleaded, lovingly. "Reginald, this hand is
already pledged" )" abe replied. "I win re-
deem 1t, he answered, sbsently, 'ff you
viii let me- have the tioket.".St. Louis
Humorist.
"Aiss Flimsy fluff Is very gloomy" said
one member of the opera company to an
other. "You see. shes really fond of her
husband and hates to be divorced from
aALAAs bak shc AcSis kuhN Deg ART demands
it."-Wsshington Star.
Mrs. Nexdoor-I have found ont one
thing about that Mrs. Nswcome. Whoever
she fs she has never moved I'm good socie-
ty. Mr.. Nexdoor-How do you know thati
Mrs. Nsxdoor-She shakes hands as II she
meant it.-Tit-Bits.
"Do you think that woman is fokler'
said Ktddins. Certainly not" replied
ksddins. "You can always depend on
her. She announces that she will do az
abe pleases, and keeps her word religious
ly."--Washington Star.
Elder S.ster-Coms, Clarence, take your
powder like man. You never hear me
making any complaints sboat such little
thing as that. Clarence Callipers (sourly)
Neither would If 1 could dsub 1t on
my face; its swallerin' it that 1 object to-
Life.
''Do you approve of consolidation, Ma
belf' said the New York youth, as he sat
on the sofa beside the Brooklyn maiden.
well, that's q very odd way of putting 1t,
Mr.. Overthebridge," she replied, "but you
may ssk papa."-Westfeld Union.
Women are very suspicious creatures ~
well, now, think the contrary. In my
opinion they are very confiding." They
are-over the left" cit is Q fact. There's
my wife, for instance; she's q woman and
she trusts me. There's my grocer, he's q
man, and he won't."-New York Press.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

In front. On either aide of this 10 placed
loop Of wide ribbon gsrnished with three
rows OF narrow jet passementerie, with O
rose rising on each sids and foliage extend
ing over the crown and meeting two tiny
fosettes In the back. Il is queer enough
that at the swell millinsrs you will psy .
Dig price for Persian paste buckle, when
you can get the very same thing for very
-, aMau sum at theatrical jswelry store.
Ine woman who beggars herself buying
Iaoscan clasps can get whols belt Of
thsm from any costumers for what the
miRinsr would ask for single one. Be-
sidss. the belt win have long piecs to
hang down In front. Make no confsssion
that ,ynu are not an actress and he win tell
you thst II 10 the proper thing to wear In
any old time court scene. FLoarTTr
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

time before the situation IL clear. An
usual, the leaders are talking large. Pres
ident Mcbride says: "All the great strikes
of this country have been made without
money. And SO this one will be. The
miners know that the condition of the
treasury win not permit strike benefits to
be paid. Every miner win be thrown up
on his own resources to earn livelihood
pending settlement of the strike. A full
understanding of the situation, with the
dissemination Of the men 70 60 Into the
strike ct whatever cost 10 themselves, II
evidence to me that they are prepared TO
hold out for months Il need be-" This
doesn't look like very ssnsible reasoning,
but perhaps It Ia. There is sure to be
trouble enoughe even If there il not as much
"A has been planned for.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
FASHION NOTES.
A Coat and a Toaue.

Sweaters, horrid word!-will make q
brave effort to take the place of shirt
waists this coming season. A girl with Q
handsome head and q good figure looks
we'll In o sweater, but let Us hope she will
not permit the sweater the general popu-
Iarity she gave to the shirt, no matter how
pretty her head and how good her fgurs.
They are to be worn under blszsr coats,
and must contrast In color with the rest OF
the costume. These same blszsr coats are
offered in many pretty styles and later
will bs much worn, but there are many
other styles of coats for wear on summer
evenings, and pretty one is shown hsre.
II la made of q handsome dark brown suit
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

In as small space as possible
we will try to explain the prices
of our famous Cotton Underwear
Sale. Every one, as you notice,
are only little over half price.
The Gowns at 2oc are worth sec
The Gowns at 30c are worth soc
The Gowns at 40c are worth 7 SC
The Gowns at 6oc are worth 81.
The Gowns at 98c worth $l.75.
Ehe Skirts at 2oc are cheap at soc
The Skirts at 3oc are sold at 4oc
The Skirts at age are sold at 75c
The Skirts at 6oc are sold at ST.
The Skirts at o8c are sold at Sligo
The Chemise at 3oc are " SOC
The Chemise at 49c '' &c " 75c
The Corset Covers at 3 for 25c
are sold at l2Hc each.
The Corset Covers at 25c are
sold at 3oc.
The Corset Covers at 40c are
sold at 75c.
The Drawers at39c are worth Csc
The Black Satine Skirts at 6oc
are cheap at $1.oo.
The Black Satine Skirts at $1.oo
are cheap at SLIGO.
Please compare the above lot,
quality, style, workmanship, etc,
and you will agree with us the
value is decidedly the best
shown in many years.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

iag and 10 tight fitting with double
bssoue sevsd 10 Il at the waist. OF the
two, the upper is eleven inches wide and
the lower one Eve inches In width. The
drsped rsvers are made of black moire an
,Saue faced with cloth, and the abort capes
.rs made respectively of moire and cloth,
-stt = cloth Stuart collar. The garment
hnnLs ,uf front and is lined with . pretty
shsde of light silk.
oesdinoIy stylish toqus. II is pointed in
front and the crown is covered with pink
stones and jet nsilhsads. Around the
sdaa comes folded lavender and gold shot
fsiiIe ribbon drawn through jet buckle
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

Imported Drap de Almas in
choicest colors, always retailed
at 75c. No firm would give
you poor value if you paid that
price. AT only soc yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
ALMOST

A hundred pieces Fancies-
and small choice little Checks
received this week. Many are
sold at 75c; good value at that.
Our buyer took advantage of
the lull last week and got this
lot at a price that enables us to
give them to you
At only soc yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
ANOTHER

Surprise is a twenty piece pur-
chase of Black Goods, two
grades-never sold until now
less than 75c to $1.oo.
Our price 59c.
Our price 75c.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

District OF New Haven, s.. Probate Court,
Aprff -. 1894. (
FsTATE of STEPHEN R. RUSSELL. late OF
Il OrApge in said district. deceased.
Upon application of Edward l. Clark. 5r., exsr,
praying for power ans authority to sell ana con-
vey certain real estate belonging to said estate,
as per application file more fully appears,
II Is
ORDERED-ThAt said application be heard
and determined Al Probate court, TO be beld az
New Haven, In said district, on the ssth day Of
April, A. ID. 1898, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and that notice be given Of the pendency
of said application and the time and place OF
hearing thereon, by publishing the same three
times In some newspaper having o circulation In
said district A-HEAToN ROBERTSON,
kp2o ST. Judge.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
BLACK

BLACK
46 in. all woolIndlaT Twill, one
of the best bargains offered here,
seldom sold under 75c,
Our price 49c.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
HARD.

To find the equal of this of:
fering: 46 in. Black Surah Twill,
sold undoubtedly at 8oc every=
| where, Our price SIC.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
FINE

4o inch French Vigonnes in
the latest colorings. sold univer-
sally at ST. Only 75c yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

Vigonnes in the new colors,
actually cheap at 75c-you will
say so. Only soc yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

DIMITIES.
Have you seen our imported
! Dimities at -l8c a yard ? New
York price 25c. Exquisite COL
ors, very delicate and extremely
fashionable.
OUR
Showing in Figured Dimities
at 12Hc has led the market
this year.
WE
Are just making it hot for
some Of our brethren in white
goods. -Four bargains again this
week, those advertised last week
only lasted three days.
Bargain No. 1, SC.
Bargain No. 2, Sc.
Bargain No. 3, Ice.
Bargain No. 4, l2Hc.
These are worthy your atten-
ton at once.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Lille Devereaux Blake has discov-
cred that the national bird engraved On the
silver dollar is q female eagle. Ii that
what makes the dollar so fcklea
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

WE
Don't want to bore you, but
it is important that you should
examine just S special lines Of
fered this week in Dress Goods.
They are new. They are worth
more money than we ask, and
are fashionable.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

62 pieces Point de Irlande,
Point de Paris, Point Venise,
Bourbon and Insertings, received
Saturday. If you are in need of
Laces, come quickly. Our low
prices and great assortment are
familiar to every lady now.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

In somewhat speculative conclusion of
. recent paper Mr.. Presce mentioned the
effects of an aurora on telephone circuits
and stated that 1t was not wild dream to
say that We may hear on this earth q
thunderstorm in the sun.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23
Silks.

Fl and 32 inches wide. Beautiful
figures, and the very best quality.
5Oc. yard
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
Hshed In Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

Women who answer csrtaiu advertise
ment which promises to give satisfactory
directions for making coffee ars told:
stePractioe till you gstit exactly right, then
keen on making ft In that wsy."
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

Cloth, the softest of all fab.
RIGS, the daintiest coDors, equal
TO a sec challie,
At only 1211c yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-04-23

For children's dresses only
l5c, worth 2sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10
0

Anoche Svido do sEborear las deliciaB de Is
opera RGVOritG v de poder juzgar la Srta. Fs
rTant que 90 presentsba como una estrella de-
arts acudi6 presuroao 81 Pdblico nuestro 60
EGs0.
El atTeaso dc Ia obra fu6 correcto los ar.
tiStas, todoS 16venes 10 vi1tieron CON luio pro
piodad, paxo 81 desempsno dei6 mucho que de
BesE, pues se notAba en- TODD el Conjunto, falts
de ensRyo, particularmente en- los fnales conceT
tantes en- que muchas veces, Ia vaCilaci6n de los
CantaAtes, ge deiaba txaGlucir al ptblico. Hasta
~ orqUeIta He manifest6 nenos flexible d0ble
gada ID bGtUttG del mAeHtro Mazzi Psn6trsEe
ID Empresa de que CON nm par de enssyos no 30
1ogra alCanEar que caAtantes, Coros orquesta
pu0dan RrmonizaTGo, pneB All no se obtiene sl que
tantcs unoB como otros Tuscan sus aetitudes v
hagan roSaltar loS matices y bellexaB de ID obra
EL p6bliso Bilenci6 duranto los tres prime.
Hog aCtoa, solo pudo Bacarle de su prUdente re-
1rRimi0nte y Cagi llevar 81 dalirio 80 entuMasmo
81 SpSstO ssst6L Cantado por 81 Sr. Sotorra dc uns
mRneEa magiGtral como posaB veCes Ie habia
mos oido Cant6 con verdAdoro GnsOr6 cada
fraSa con un derroGhe dc modulaciones, tan bien
diChRB y mejOr Bsntidag, que con elias Be pose
Bion6 del 1uditoEio, que, no ser por egoigmo, &
gadA trase hubieHa heCho rssonar loG 8mbitos del
tsatro con eStEepitOgOB aplauRos Ray6 en 10 81.
blime 81 Sr. Sotona y desde luego, he adquirido
patente de buen cantRnto para con este p6blico,
pues quien aBi intorrumpi6 81 8pSyto gentI, puede
intsrpretarlo TODD bien, gi 10 dessa
El pdbliCo so mogtr6 fFio en- 81 duo de Tenor y
Bajo del primer aeto que result6 bastants bien
interpretadoj anim6ss IN POGO con d duo Dc con.
tralto TENOR on que eate tuvo algunos 1asgos de
bell cGntO nereCiendo juStos aplauaoS.
EI aria de Baritone dol 20 acto, bastante
bien diChR por rel 81 ssnor VentuIa, no fu6 aplau
dida por resultar 81 Gllsgr0 fAlto de vigor hasta
monotone por haber cantado toda vo2 81 az
dante En Eesdmen, Is interpretSel6n de FaVOrstD
fu6 bABtAnte feliG en- Conjunto entiondaa loa se
Eorsl ArtiStag que si u ptbliCo puertOrriquenc
ns mueatra ann peso expansivo con sllos, d9bess
no 4 las impatiaG que, indudablemente, habr6H
dc estabIecerGs en- brove entire loB sFtistaa 81
sno kquo diohop p6blico, inteligsnts por n2turale
~ pox educaCi6n, tolera NAL que le amticiper
iuiciou aItfStleog msnos aun, que prstsndan al
nnsmaneEa indlReeta imponerlo criteFios
Rspstinos 10 que en- nusstra primega revigtl
dIiimOE: los artigtas principaleG, son en- "a gene
1alidad, buenoB; q conjunto reuulta uniforme J
babr6 ds agradar mucho - aUditorio que no eBca
timarA aplausos demoatracione1 de simpatia ]
admiration, toja vaE quo % vaya extingaiendC
esta improTi6n que ha Yenido eTabarg 6ndole
Ia ssnorita Fsrrant joven bella, as captt
Jaa nimpatiAs del pfblicc ii no fu6 mAs aplau
dida, d6oese que % nos anunci6 de antemanS
Bomo una gran notabilidad. Lin neaorita Fe
rrant, canta con mucho gusto ID ascuea b
baptante correcta, dobido tantO II prkctica
romo "a odueaci6n musical Siento y saba haceI
Pentisi psro re sa pentrsltpi su ma 'sess' s9pva
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10

VerQonzoso Cd confenaxlo pero cd muy cier
% que d tnico buque de vapor que CON regulari-
dad hace 81 dervicio de costs 81 rededor de L. Is
a, tsndr6 pEobabenaente que suspender sus via
iss cauHandO 81 Consiguiente periuicio q tr6ico
81 cOmerSio de cabotaje.
x ID 1ax6n de 0aa suspension en- obvia; 0l Es-
tado 40 subvenCiona q dicho vapor y 81 corner.
cio. daneonoCiSndo Hus interesaH, no proteie E ID
empEosa que 10 Bostiene. Es muy comdn entre
1o5otroS 81 heeho de que por economizar nm cha
vo, 60 piekda nm peso, porque es ere, CaBi por 10
general 81 plan 0CcM6miCo en que nos inspiTamoH.
Y Il verdad On que con oGe motive 90 Buce
don coaAu pSrogEinaB en- el Comereio de cabotaje
dc PUerto.R Rico, donde, diOho Bsa de pAso. d ser
Vicio 30 halla al RnalizAr 81 Gglo, relatiYamente
On 81 miamo eBtado on que 60 hallaba cuando 81
aiglo principle. Hay nm vApor Costero Pues
1aS gOIetaS que tArdan ocho diez dias cargan-
do en an puerto y que eohan CatorCe ounce
para rendiE GNg itinOEaEioBl, rebaian los typos de
rus hstsG, para haCer eompetenCa 81 vapor I
d CemoyClO por aprovoChAr Ia CompetenCla. d.
"a esrga laB dichag goletas, a6n cuando las pa
pas y las cabollaB llOgu0n con retardo J podridas
sus d0gtinog, y que para poder hacor como pa
saiero IN Yia1O de algunRs horaS, tRrdan una se,
mana Ne hay vapor5 PueB las goletas Huben
uus tipoA dc fate ontonCeB TODD 81 mundo pone
d grito On 81 cislo y schA psatSa contra 81 60
mantieno POGO mSno1 que incomunicados con q
ltogaI de ID ISla, All, eSpor6ndolo TODD del Go
biornO NADIA do nuestE0s mismag iniCiativas, Va
mos viViondo On pax = santa gracia de Dios: eco
nomiEando hoy--como "a homes diCho-un cha
70, cambiO do daEnos 81 gustaso de perder IN
speao manana OChAr de m6noS los ComodidAdel
yOntaias que no aupimoG aprov0char
81 llega faltaH 81 vapor AOil6s cuya empire
90 puOde CanHarBe de onamorar por andsr alegre
que buqUe vandr& sustituirle2 2
ReSpsCto dol particular queremos lamar Il
ntOnci6n dc los que .dsseen oirRos puedan Col
tiompo remadiar 81 NAL. Sabemos que 81 dicht
vapor, de BsrviOio regular, y cuyo OapitAn, di
cho ses dc paso On honor dc la yerdsd, eB su
mamento afable y atsnto con los pasaieros) J, n,
cubre aus gAstos y que % possible suspense 10
viajea DenanAleB que d. al rededoE de Ii Isla
regrege Cubs. Z 81 esto Bucede con 81 prece
dente que quedGr6 SentadO, Cukl serk el guap
que OStAblezca despu6B 81 aervicio de coBtaros d
vapor q rededoF de Ia Isla
Vale mas pEOver que remodiar, senores qu
nostienen 81 cOneTCio de cAbotaie en- Puerto Rice
III progreso, las Comodidades 81 buen ssrvici
cuestaR dinero: no se obtienen de baIds. Ade
mas, hablando On seriO, oportuno parece deCi
que no 0s economfa aquella que por defender ul
peso hoy, frma 0l Compromiso de gastaT die
mahAna, NAL aervido y peOr pagado.
LA falta que hGria 81 vapor AVilSs, no niece
nitamos expliCarlO. T0do 81 mundo la sabe po
pr6Ctica sxperiencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10

Us itVcHeeidk r0f u la3ituta hlta, peH0 oln Tin.
oEe hi Voldmon "a IA tnxitura ptopia de Oontral.
s0 No 0Dntante. NOS a0rad6 mucho, puen como.
eIendo ella iss condolences de Hul facutado8, con-
talento maoBtrfs, diaimUla u dahciencia de vo1l
que hemos nenalado
I'll 5r. 8otorra que, materlalmente, doleito q
pdblico en ii Al acto, es az tenox de 6guxa sim
patica de eondicionsu, como cantante, que
sismpre moreosrk elaPFecio de lon expectadoreu,
pezo no 81 tenor dc f1Or2a; su Won 40 POGO VI.
lumincaR y I'M tAnto VoladG On las notas sgudaB;
mar. bien posegionsdo como eAtk Gempro ds 0u
DRpsl coaocedor del boll caeto, como ~, agra
iar6 81 toda OCCASION har6 les doliciaG de sus
oyentes que Eehuyen Lar nOta1 estridentes y vo-
iuminosaa propiaB dc los cOnCsrtanteB. Sc le
aplaudir5 con entusiasmo, cuantan Yecea On Lon
andantss cantdb5lss, haga gala de buona esCuela
ds Canto, mas que de potento vcE.
3 Eel senior Ventura se destaca del Conjunto no
g6lo por su oleganto fgura y maneras desenvuel-
tsg digtinguida1, sino pOrqu0 pOseo uma Voz bien
timbrada de baritone y cohA notable, muy igual
on todaB laG taxituras; q moaula con maeBtrfA y
srto no hay que negarlo, cuandO sale u esce
ma, con CD sola pKesencia y lavsnta. Algunos
.exiRantog pKOtOnden que es alg0 GteBOTGdo, y pre-
cias aente es eondiCi6n para nosotros que le real
70, pues 10 Go en- rsalidad sin perder 90 tfmbre dc
bsritono. NosotroB que le eiTnog son vivo inte
r6u, Ie aconseiRmos module mas para que no re-
gulto monotone sin vigor, como pas6 anocho On
IL andante y allegro del Bsgundo sCto.
El ssnor Gil del Rey, bnjo, de fgura uimp6d
ca con comdieionoB de Canso aCeptabeB, sabe
cantar, domino Il oacena, 50 voz de JajO can
tants agradarG mucho, 81 evita 81 forzarla, puel
resulta algo tr6mUla Su modeatia, buena eacue-
IL desenvoltura On Il eSeana le valdr6n, de dia
On dia las simpatias del pdbliCo.
Creemoa oportuRo Guplicar 81 director de eB
cena no disminuya el gope de vista de Il miama,
pressntando 81 coro MAJ vsstido; procure que re-
suite todo uniforme. La orquenta Ie doblegl
POGO il bGtsssta del maestro Nazzi, debidO ain
duda & Ia stuaci6n accessible los eiecutanteB dc
los extremes, pero No Z loa del centro que cons
tAntemonte, denCuidan la partitura, para levantal
ID vista hkCia u sOguir 81 batutta. Los gegun
dos violiReG est6n On corto ndmerO , bueno seril
reforzarlos. Notamos IN pfssscatO sp l. Cuerdi
suave sonoro, hsCho con Ia yema del dedo, qu'
fu6 de muy buen efscto; las trompas ataean col
vacilaci6n Las notss y producer NAL efectO
Por quo u piano no refusrza constantement'
8 orqueata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10
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POR GRTESIL

GEL Diario de Puerto- Rice" pulsando laS
cuerdas de su lRud, Be ha acordado dc nosotros
On estos dias de fsstividad para dArnos su agwS
naldO, para rOgalarnos 81 dido con algunaB easde
cbas &morosas.
ES docir, Sc ha presdsdO de nosotros quie
re- que 10 correspondence. o......
LsioB de nosotros la idea de contender con
los ilustradOs seiores que forman d conHejo de
redacci6n.
Rsconocemos nuestra psquenOE, nueItra in
aufciencia para enapresa tan colosal.
Y 81 por un momento oB&0og asaondaR haOta
elloA ea obligados por IN rasgo de exquiEita cor
tesla; es tan solo para deCirles con nuestro lon
guais rudo: que BomoB repnblicanoB de Coraz5n
= asi 10 eonfesamos ID faB del mundo entero,
sin antifaces y sin tenor, respetando Il lorna
actual de gobierno, que la naci6n se ha dado en-
uso de 50 soberanfa.
Que en- nuegtros vehementfsimos &moreB con
ls rep6biCa, lejos de exCltarnos & ID hilaridad el
Guelto de Eg DiariO aludiendo cambio de 90.
bierno, nos hiri6 en- 10 mas rec6ndito del alma.
Orefan0s ent6ncoS como ahora tsmbi6n, que
90 DSGrio confraterniEando con Ia monaronfa
invadfa 81 sRntuaTio de aquella DEIDAD para
profanarla 50 antoio, pratsndiendo Ia beta ell
ridiculo para gus prinCipaleg d0votoa calumnia
doreB, como Salmer6n, Fl y Margall, Labra y
otros, que honran la pRtria con sus talentog
CIefamos igualmente que la ofensa alcanza
rfa los autonomistas republicanos puertorri-
quefog,
7 noSotros, que teRemoB Cerebro para pensar
y corsz6n para Gentir; inspirado solo en- lou die
tRdoB de nuestra propia conciencia, ain sugeutio
mes, que jam6s admitiremoB, de nadie protesta.
mos en- la forma que 10 ha visto Il expreIada pu
blicaCi6n, importdndonos muy POGO que Il Iala
aplaudieBs CensuraEe nuestra conducts.
Que hI DiariO go ha molentado por ella
PuOR Gasi ESQ mismo era 10 que busC6bamos
IQueria que rebosksemos Ia copa de miol den.
pu6s de apurar 50 Contenido dc aCibar3 ESQ,
Runca.
lQu6 hay quien se ria de nuestra candidez
ignorancial AZ quo quiere Il diatinguida pu-
oliCRCi6n que nagsmos? lQa6 nos pongamos q
llorar por eso? lQ16 busq0emos diques para
deteneE Ia msrchR ooI mundof
BahI No debisra preocupsrle coss tan baladi.
Dele que medic mundo riga ri6RdoGe del
otro medic.
Como nosotros ahoxa is, il, js.........
lQu6 sonoa 3ll...........s
III; 81, pero no 80.
'tEl Diario" On medic de su chSsnso pOruue
renWncionsos q nsano 40 doGg Le0nOs aun nor
hacs juatieia.
SatisfeGhos , gracias.
Hemos concluido.
Sigs, pues, "Eg DidyIo" arrancando arpepior
de So duIce Ira quelo har6 immortal, sin burlsrsc
aa u rep6blica, hi de suB Ap6Btoles, y venga es
tee alturas, que lac brisas bafan BuaVemente 81
sol dora sus ardientes rayos si quiere Or lol
himnoa que, alegregD enthusiasts, entontmo0 Il
hsrmoGa MATRCNA, de alma Virgjnal faz son
riente, llamada GER, 81 eorrer de los tempos /,
q SULTANA de 4 vieja Europa, Il EMPE-
RATRIz de la i6ven America.
Los i-3l-l
NaraUiito, Enero 8 de 1894
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10
NOTlCIAs GENERALEs

ti6n con 81 Ayuntsmiento de eata Capital, reVo.
cando ca Ii sesi6n del dia 3 de EneEo 81 acuerdo
del dia ~ Diciembre por VI cUaI se conCedia
don Wenceslao Bosch 81 larriendo durants todo eli
ano 1884 del pAlco bajo no izquierda para to-
dos los espectSculos de pago que Sc dieran en
dicho aho. El seiior Bosch he pressntado 81 dia
Is del corriente an ra7onado esCrito 81 senior All.
cslde pidiendo su-psnsi6n del aCusrdo del did
de Enero For persona que 40 vito 81 e1erit0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-10


La GacetG de mananS puDncarG loH siguien
tes destlnos vacantes, cuyA provision hA dc sfse.
tuarse con arreglo Las circulares del GobiaERo
General de 20 de Julio , 2S de AgsItO dltimos:
AlcAldia de Ponce, intsrvsntor del fslato de IL
Playa Ayuntamieuto de L8guas, celador del
cementerio uR guardiA mnnicIpAl; idem de
AdjuntAB, an guardia municipal uao urbano;
iaem oe AguadllIa, jsts del tielato de Hig1sy;
ldem de Vega-alta, Comisionado de apremlon;
idem de 10 MOca, ORsial de Reglatros amilla
ramientoB; idem de Maricao, ua guardia muniei.
pal dos urbanou; idem ds Rlo-pledras, escrl-
Diente; idom de LsE MarfAS an guardia urbano;
idem de Toa-altss IN guardia municipal; idem
de FAiSrdo, ConBeFje del hospital , dos g1ardisa
municipaIes; idom de Juana Dlaz eBOflbientaa
40 > 80; idsm de QlebrAdiIas, comandante del
puesto ue L. guAEulA municipal depoaitario
lnunicipsI; idem de BArEcH Bayam6n un guar
dia nuniCipal en- caus uno; AdminiatracidR Ge.
neral de GonnAlcscioneB; eslador montado en-
Axecioo, 0rdenanzA CaltOro de Patillas adml.
nlltrador de ID caItcria ae. barro de MoRtolo,
entire Maysgdez Maricao; Jefatu as ODraa
ptbica1, or0enaaza; Sanidad Martina, vlgl.ants
On la Direccl6n de esta Capital; Ayuntamlento
de uncor, peat6n urbsno cartaro osdenannn
dc la eStaci6n; idem de San German, navero de
la c6rceL