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WYOMING DEMOCRATS.
They Are BADLY DIyIdsa-CIsveIAAa's UaNsr-
tazats ApPolAtAeAts.

CHEYEsEA Wy. Oct THE Democratic
party In this State is hOpelessly divided, owing
10 the sad effects OF Federal appointments made
without the advice OF local Democrats. The
men selected by President Cleveland 20 MI the
Federal onices in Wyoming are men OF little in
nuence and less ability. The stAnch party
workers are Disguised and do not care what be-
comes OF the Democratic party in this State.
The late State Chairman, A, l.. New, who now
holds fat Federal appointment In Denver. has
been repudtated BY his party here and Is not ad-
United to their society,
Added 20 this condition Is the free wool and
free lead cry OF the opposition. AS the Demo
cratic voters of the interior are in many cases
sheep growers, II Is expected that they will bolt
the party ticket this year. Congressman
COneen, who stands for reelection. 10 also
AZ odds With the majority OF his party, owing
10 the record he has made. He did nothing 70
prevent the abaBdOhmsnt of Fort Mckinney
and for this lie Is condemned. II the fact be
proven that he eOnspired 70 secure the abandon
ment In order that Fort Sheridan might be
made more prominent and thereby beneilt his
farming lAnds near the latter, the fight against
him win be still stronger. The employees along
the line Of the Union Pacific are mostly Knights
OF Labor, and they oppose COffeen because he
did not spouse the cause OF the strikers 10 June
frank Mondell. the Republican candidate for
Congress, Is endorsed by the A. r. A.. which Is
quite strong IN this state.
The POpuf sts have not gained IN numbers
since the List Campaign, and their vote will
probably Be small
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l35 A. D.. Probably the specimens most inter-
esting u tbs general reader are those Of the
King who was rsigning in Jerusalem u hen
Jesus Christ was born and those OF Ponlius
PLATE, before whom He WAS brought Tor sem
tence. the latter have ON them as their date
the Seventeenth year Of the Emperor Tiberius,
e., 1921 A. ID. The various mites are also
OF much interest.
such a collection as this one has a special
value % students Of photography. Ii furnishes
contemporary representations OF the forms ~
letter. In use at different periods Tie Oldest
speGlnens have their Inscriptions only In the
ancient Hebrew Characters, which differ greatly
from the square SharasteTs now In common use.
~ the time Of Alexander JAnnlsus Ne md bl-
ltngual coins the Hebrew Language and lcttera
being employed on one side aud the Greek LAM
gulge and characters on the other. The pieces
OF tho Herodian family aud Of The Roman gov
sraors have Greek alone. The use OF this Ia
preferences 10 Latin, even on Roman coins. is
oPe ot the many factA that prove the " lie prev
Aishee OF creek At tbs time that the New TestA-
ment sAs written. The anti fOFelgn spirit Of
ths rsyolls under simon Nasl aud Bar lochAb
1lhd expression on tbs money Ia y return ~
language
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SHE MAD CANADIAN MONEY.
The Ticket Agent Acted on BusInsss Pria-
eIDlss aAd she SAILED.

A young woman appeared early the other
morning at one OF the Grand Central ticket win
dows and asked the ticket man 20 give her
United States money for SEQ In Canadian bills.
He smilihEly declined on the ground that il was
contrary TO orders, but as the banks were not
yet open lent her IS. taking one OF her Canadian
bills as collateral. The young woman appeared
an hour later after having breRkfasted and done
some shopping. and said:
IF your give me that Canadian bill I'll take
IL and my other Canadian money over 70 the
bank and get il exchanged"
r" Are you going 70 give me IS in place OF Il -
asked the ticket man.
mo" was the simple answer. 1--WE spent
the SIS you lent me, and II you don't give me the
Canadian bill left with you I'll have 10 make
two trips 20 the bank 10 get my money changed ("
The young woman looked perfectly honest
and the ticket man believed her 10 be, but then
her scheme would have been 80 beautiful little
confidence game that he felt sure, should Il turn
out such. he would not only lose his S. but
be covered with Tdioule, for no man could
resist telling such a tale even Of himself
So he looked grave and said he was afraid the
young woman would have 70 make two trips 20
the bank. She smiled In q sort OF beWildered
way al this. but fastened on and came back in
ten minutes with a crisp new IS United States
note. The ticket man forbOre 70 examine Il too
carefully as she handed Il In with smile and
dimple, and a. she departed again 20 the hank
with her IS Canadian bill he looked sorry that
he hadn't trusted her.
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The wstsOa COIlsctIsa OF Aaeisut Jewish
COIhs.

Doubtless the most complete set Of ancient
Jewish coins In this country is that which forms
part OF the numismatical collection OF the
Rev. w. Scott Watson Of Gutenberg. n. J. Il
Was gathered during his sojourn In Syria and
lar exceeds In the number OF specimens that Of
any OF our public museums
The oldest coins Ia The strictly Judean series
are Two of simon MacCaheuA. bearing the date
OF tho " fourth year" which corresponds with
l3b b. G. mir. Watson has coins Of Syria much
older than theee his PhwniCian series going
back nearly 2.3OO years 10 about 400 Is. a.
These are followed 81 specimens Of the coinage
or John HyTcanus tl35-lOd 3. O. ana Alex
AndeT JannRus LIO5-7s Is: ca. Then come issues
Great. Herod ATchelauS, and HvrOd Agrippa
being represented. There are also quite q num-
yudea under the EmpeTors Augustus, TibCTius.
Claudius and Nero. The set closes With pieces
issued BY the victOrs and the YanQuished about
the time that Jerusalem was captured By Titus.
and others struck bY the insurgents during the
so-ealled second revolt under Bar COchab (l32-
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Th-ss TuESoats Chasias . Hog.

The adventures of a hog ahnat in the Della
ware River between Race and Vine streets
WhArves yesterday morning furnished excite
ment and amusement not only for a large
tLTong Of persons along the docks. but for all on
board or three tugs that gave chase Ia the
had come up the river on the steamer Clio from
Odessa. He had no faith in the gangplank, 50
be refused 70 go ashore that way and plunged
overheard. As the incoming tide bore his
pOrclne corpOrOsity uD stream the men abUard
board and scSred he no sInost no DEAN. The
squealng porker occasionally sank. but Is often
rose again. until tnally dextfous sailor threw
a laxso about the brute's neck. This shut on the
sQuell. and piggy Was towed to the Vine street
wharf and delivered 70 his owner.
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WOMEN AS CORN HUSKERS.
THE ITALIAN FEMALE GUSTS THE
NEW ENGLAND HIRED NAM

Ce-nseticut Farmers, APpreeistivs er Good
bargains, Getting Corn Shuehes Prscti-
esliy for Noth' sg-Ths Farrer Gets the
Gers asa the Women the Hushs
HARTToRD. Oct. GA small incident demon
strating that the times are hard in Nutmenland
IL the fact that women, not hired men," are
stripping the husks of Of many plantations Of
corn In the State. They are italian women
mostly who work bareheaded In the cool, sunlit
October fields, and-a vital point this-labor
hard all day for almost less than a song. For
instance, along level Windsor avenue, running
10 Windsor town, in the outskirts Of this city
are many great rich cornfelds, thickly studded
with sheaves of dried corn in shocks, and in
some OF these mellow lands squads OF Italian
women gather daily, clustered like bevies Of
quails about the stacks, sitting on a golden
hued field pumpkin or squat cross-leRged like a
Turk. and husk and husk like the very mischief.
There are three or four Of them 10 shock.
They chatted like sparrows, char and joke Def
and light-hngered are they, and now that they
have got the hang Of the unwonted task, they
peel the winter wrapper of n yellow or red
OF maize good deal quicker than the most agile
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The change Of location has been under con-
sidsrstlon for some time, pending advices from
weather headquarters In Washington. and n
short time ago Local Forecaster Dunn was noti-
fed 10 make the move. or late years Mr.. Dunn
has found that the workings Of his ONCE have in
q measure been interfered with by the tall
buildings that have gone up In the ncighbor-
hood. The required view OF the rivers and har-
Dor and adjacent country has been shut Off
To q great extent and the important siRnFls
flown have thereby been obscured from
vessels entering and leaving port Taller
structures are now In course OF erection very
near the Equitable building, and when complet-
ed they would materially interfere with wind
velocity and direction. and also the correct
reading Of temperatures This latter Is due 10 the
fact that adjoining structures would throw out
the heat they acquire from the sun, and also the
steam from elevator exhaust pipes would be
constantly blowing across the instrument shell
tiers. and produce incorrect results In reading.
The part OF the Manhattan building 10 be
used by Mr. Dunn and his assistant pronostica-
tors consists OF the octagunal tower and Its sur
mounting dome, which rise above the larger
sluaro tower. These quarters form three ONCE
rooms. The first Opels out ON the square bal
cony and is to be used for general observations
and office work. This room. and in fact the
whole tower, Ia now only Indicated by q CON-
plicated network OF steel beams and girders. 1t
s to be substantially fitted up In plaster and
osken panelling. The room next above will be
the Instrument room and will contain all the
delicate electrical Instruments for recording
" hnt xOes on among the elements.
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kilograms via RabaRa

MadVid 2 de MARIO. En Las tertulias poll,
4icas ne dice que las Co tes no reanudar6n sus ae
stones IN este mes, qG0 s0raR ConvoCadRS para
el dia pIirneRo del pH6ximo Abril. T3mbien se
dice que 10 ConvoCatoYia 90 publiCaT& tan pronte
COmo hAya EegEeaado ESpaHa el general Marti
1ez Csmpog. Los ministros Be han ocupRdo de
las conseCuenCiaB que tsndr6 para Cuba Puey
TO Rico ell bill de ref3rma arsn .elaris rRpdicntF
de discussion en- e SsnSdo de loo E'tadoR y nidoP
Nusva-Yoyk 2. Dicen de Wsshintopg que
lA C6maEa do representation ha apEobado, POI
eieAto ssaoAtA y ocho Votog contra CieRto veint
Muevs el bill introduCido por Mr. Bland, en- que
10 d1spoR0 lA aCuhaCi6W de las baFEag de pIats
axistenEss en el Tee0ro general. So da por Ba.
RaIo que el pteSideAte Mr, Cleveland intsrpondr&
% veto sata medjda, que en- muy unpopular
SegdR despaChos HeCentes, los moYos rifshoB
han dlBpaEAdo sobIe dos lanChag pesCadoras e.
paGolas. Ssg6n nOtiCias de Rio JaAel1o, He hs
leVado Cabo IL elscCi6n del pEesldente y vice
presidents de 10 Rspdblica Para 10 pre1dencia
hA resutad0 eleCto sl doctor PrudeMte Moraes
natural del eEtado dc Sac Paulo, actual pYeBiden
4e del SsnSdo, y para IL vice pYeEdeacia el seior
Manuel PereiR& Los diBtritos gublevados no
han tornado parte On IL votaci6n. Sc cree que
ssta eleCCi6n Rsegura 10 paz. DiCen de VieMa
que el emperador FraRCisco jose peEmanecera en-
Mention y ConSiStaro, hasta el mes de Junio. Ls
policia de Paris hG 1sducido prigi6p, en- los I'll.
1lmos diaS, vaintiaiete aRarquistas. Uno dc estes
O.
bombs On nm edifcio. ComNnicaR de Londyes
que Mr.. Gladstone prOnuRci6 aver en- Ia OGmars
de los OomUne', nm en6rgiCo discurso, atacapds
lol LoHeS. MRniteGt6 que era neCesario que sl
pueblo AicieBS Conocer 30 voluntad decidiese 81
BonaiCt0 provoCado por la C6mRra sltR. Durante
3odo q disCUrHo fu6 vitoYeado con sntnE; Rsmo
Sc afrma que maEanG pTeuentaY6 & ID reina su
dimiai6n. De San Petersburgo comunican 81
asGAulois" de Paris, que la aiaREa entire Frsncis
y Russia esta paCtadR J oencluida deSds a 6pocs
de lA vista de loR marino1 YuGoG Tolon de Lar
&aataB de Paris.
MadSid 3.-LoS despachoG psrticulsres de
Mar1uecos dicen que "a ostS a1reg ado el confic-
10 hiapGRo-marroqni. In 81 miaiaterio do Estado
no se han Eecibido todavia loS deapachos cfciales
relatives este aEunto. Sc dice que los diputa,
dor foderales 90 retiEsr6n del CongYeso despu6a
del debats politico que Ge proponen provocar La
ppoBiciones. Aumenta Il nisOriG On IIinaReu.
Con suts motive ea gvaude l. agitaoi6n que hay
En las ClaHsa tIabaiadpreu do eas leeolidad, Na.
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GOrttn sn AhasUa

BEillante, eHpl6Sdida Eayana en- el delirio
ha sido 10 rscepcion que 81 entasiesta y noble
pueblo de AHsGco hiCiera 81 iluRtre Compatricio &
ingenioso litersto don Antonio OOFt6n.
Desde el snc6n del RIO. linite de este t9rmi-
no mu@icipal cor el de Mayaguez, hastA la casa
de don Vicente Urrutia, quieR le di6 carinoSo
hospedaie, la ovaci6a fa6 indegcriptible no in
tsHrumpida. Todos los autonomiGtas unoa en- co
che, otroa caballo una numeroga represents
cion popular acompanadR de una excelente or
questa leB duIceG acordes de la Borinqusna,
foEmab2R M copi1sto sdmiyt bis on que Ell pa-
triotiGmo era l& nota mas saliepte, que le vi
toresba Dia cesar.
Dssde el balc6B, Cort6n smocionado con tan
gTandiosa mueRtra de simpAtis admire ci6n pro
nunCi6 uR belliBimo discuTgo, impregnado del
mas puro civismo, que teRmin6 con un Eentido
Viva 10 lbertRdl, ContestAdo fren6tiCameMte
pOr toda la ConcurEeneia.
Tras brsvs dsBcAnHc, vait6 nusstvo querido
hu6spsd varias diatinguidas fsmilias que CON an
tsrioridad expveEaron Vehsmeates dessos de co
Rocerls: las seEoras. Las sefiortas todaa 20 esfoY
EAbaR para exteriorizarle sus s!mpatiss uRaG con
fraEes dellCRdas RaCidas del corazon, otraB con
ofrendag deliCAdag de la mas exquisite correction.
U detalle: sl hermogo cnaRto inteligsnte
nino (de cuaSro AMOS de edsd) hiio del Be6or don
Juan Bisnchi 2.o, preaintisn0o COZ maravillosa
prsCocidad ser m campe6n do la Hbertad en- 81
pokVeA44S % 0LuPeuO Ue bUuQb mUuOH % CQ4uc6k
Cort6r, que no hubo de qnedsr GRtiatscho siRo
realizando sus deseoB, manifestando ''que 81 que
Eia aaiRtir al banquste" Gomplaci6ndo9sle en- 81
iAfantil petGi6n.
La sIplendideE del bspquete con que le OBJ
asqui6 81 Eahor UrEutia excede toda pondera-
cl6n: Ell 'lnenh' tan bian combinado como BerVi
do; paEo 10 que di6 IN CaISCtsT de entusiaIta ,
smpktca originsldad fU6 81 empefo de las sefo.
ritas alganas Heforas on Eervir l. mesa; siendo
indtileg tOdos los medioS empleadoI para haceTlaH
dasiltiE de Hu idea, ID cual hubo que aCCedeE.
lQR6 homenags m&E delicadol
Terminado 81 banquete, dSdas las gracias
por Co1t6a J despu6s de slgunoa brindia entu-
ERstRE patri6tiCoI d soberba factoris cen.
tral del sehox Banchi quien snSen6 todan Lar de.
pendenCiaB de ~ rico establecmiento, obsequiap.
do los concurrentss con Eu habitual generosi
dad con lieores algunoG productOS de ~ indus.
tria. Vualtos al pueblo aiendo ya la hora de
regregRr Il estaci6n ma inmansa conCuuencia
de damss lmta de sesenta)y todos loI naBifes
tantea de 4 msiiAna acompadadoG de la orqueata
70 5iguieron haata aqu6lla en dondO tuvo otra yes
que dirigil Gu slocuente palabra liendo aplaudi
! do per u mpltitpd. Nntenceh pla bella dams
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La respsttb a vasS Ls .utnsrcIo de don Jaco.

Larespstab Gas~ do -UnsrcIO de don Jaco.
90 BAiz eEtRblectda En- NueVA-Y Jrk 10 pEopoRs
IubliCar una sGtAdiGtlca gsAerA4 de il CaBtldAd
IL cafe que pKodUceR los dife1eEtas pRlssa hiapa-
ao-amerlcanOs en- que eIts grARo 10 corschs, com
paraBdo estA produeCi6a Con sl consume genera
sn todo Q, mundo. El penEamieEto de publiCai
sIta eRtAdistiCa es may digno de loA. Con ella
% desmsEtirkn Las fAlnAs nOtIciaH que propAgaH
clertos expenditures con 81 objeto de dIHminuir
sl vAor del cafe abaratAr Hua prscioH Ten
1remos al CoTrieAts los lectoreH de LA CORES.
PoNDENoIA de este iHterepants trsDaiO del henoE
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reeien Casada, de grAndes alisntos patrl6ticoI,
hiia de uu ilustrado psEiodiEta do ID Capital Ian.
70 nm frenetico viva Cort6nl que fu6 Uecundado
por todaa aua companeraH, quienes le ofreceron
raraos de Rores 10 despsdiaR con BsntidAs frases
de carino y admiraci6n. En- mareha el tren, 81
gui6 oy6ndose gran diGtsncia 81 adios de squel
pueblo que nuBcA le olvidar6.
A6asco debs estar orgulloEo de hsber honTa.
10 de tel uuerte IN hjo eBclarecido de este sue.
70, porque al hacsFlo se ha enalteCido 81 nismo-
-Et COTYcspOnsaL
Aayagasz 10 de MARIO de 1894.
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pueblo, que 90 le exploits viIpsndis; que 81 loH
pesos me- jiesnos BUfren altsraC6n csnsa de que
Be leB imponen les cot zscioneE de los mercRdos
extranjeTos no Rucede 10 miBmo cor II moasda
haccionaTis que heDsos aqSisrea2o (?l para h&csr-
II provincial que ALI Gaia cuai reciba como
mejor le aComoda. Sc dan csgos que los obrs-
roI sc les reduce Ia mitRd 81 salASio mezquiao
que ganaron el dis Anterior los campssinos re-.
grsSap sus cagaS ain poder nevar el sustsE to &
sus hijou poEque Es les reehazt Ia monsdE miHma
en- que vendieron sus qaGdcj4s,.
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Por les onardlas ssuuados dai uusato da In

PoE los gnardlas aeguRdos del pusgto de Ia
GEardla Civ. de Oaysy, JoAe Cue "a Juan &c.
guIa, tueFoR dsteaidos en- 81 Darr.o ds UuIebFss
UaiGI, IgRaClO Reyes, Gsnaro RoIsiIt, Ramon
Ramos, angel Sanchez, Felipe MArtlaea, sllvaRo
Rivera J Ramon RlveIa, reslamadoae epor 81 Juz.
gado mualclpaLpor IehoseR; poF les gaardias 10 y
q Jose silva y Julian GimeEez en- el bArlio Nue.
Vo, Gnlllsrmo AE&al, poE aoEpeehas de hu to de
varies EOmbreros aoAnlcOs que IL fasIon oGupa.
dos por loH guaraias 2dOs. Rsm6R Muslas An.
EelianO Corona, en- sl bAIrio de MsmbliIo AAto.
aio Muhlz J ValeRt.nR Nisves rscIamAdoH por
81 JuzgadO ea causA que SO lea aIgue Por Eapto,
por los de iguAl claHs dsI de Coamo Agapito Pc.
roEanz y Pedro Dez en- eI barrio de PuIgaiIlaH,
don Felix Gaevars SRntiai, EssIRmado por e
Juzgado, por rapto.
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Dice . FL LmpA,e a do M.ysti1:

D4SV III 4AAP"fW 4 10 N@J9kU n
Ell CeRts0 de Dstalnstaa eelsbr6 eI hSb&
10 ditimo unA importAate EsunI6a para tkatsk 10
ore la monedR fraCcionaria PrsBeEts ell BFiOl
Pons, manifesto que hAbia tsIt g tafSdo ri Go
0erao enCareciendole las diAcuiL Aass que preRen
81 Ii tai moneda, y BolicitaAdo ma rSsoluCi6n
lue viaisra salyar euta dificil Hituaci6n. II
iobierno sCntsEt6 que, atsnaIdas todaa las ind
sacioDeB tepiA 81 estadio ID recogIdS de Ia no
aeda fTsCCionArla, resoluci6n que deEcendsrk en-
toda eEtA HemaRa. Eapsram0s ID decision del
+obiernO, que tantAg vsces hAbiamoH soicitAdo,
ojSl6 leAe las aBpiraClones del pdbllco, & quieH
tanto hA perjudiCGdo Ia diAci6a que He toma en-
,ata question vital"
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BUQUEs on puerto onta raaBana.

% ~aves.g; Los vAPI. Ato1sO XII "Palen-
!. Villavslde =, deBCargsndO Il polacrs
. Virgen del Busn CamiAo, csrgGRdo pc.
e Mallorca, Barcelona, Valen il y AIiesnte;
ID golsta sCAlxie i. BalaRo; 81 berg. "Doria y,
iesCargando Is golsta ''AliOe OrAbtTee" pendien.
10 dc aste. CoateFOS: laa golu 'sMaTia AEtau" para
Ponce; "JullA" para Vega. BAiA; "Pepito" para
AHscibo 'OICar" para hAyagusE; 'Maria" para
ARuadilla Mayaguez; NINA" para Viequon;
P1ovidencia para F'ajardo; "Elefanten pars
Arscibo, AguadIlla Msyagdsz Ponce; .sPe.
ire" .,Oorax6a de Jests, caraGando; "AnitaH
s.Ritita," pendientes de fete. Ella Joven Maria,
, 81 vapor "Aviles" CargandO.
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NuestVo javeh J DpsR amigo el Eeher don
FEanciEcO BOnda UuevAs natural de Maya
gusz, Bs ha BslvidO paEticlpGrRoB efsctnado
sRlACs cen Ia dlstiEgzida senOriIa Jennie Aubs J
Aarri', OfreCiSadoEOs 50 casa en- Book yB, EstA.
dos URidos. Lass dessamsa todO geEero de p1os.
peIidAdsa
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Nuestro paltcRnaE amigo vi Hsaor Alvarez
Pesez nos paEtle,ps que IA KuTEAsAdo Ia publlca-
Cioa de los piegos Dc "a .'C4rAm&ticA hIsE6Elca y
6o5o6cs de IL Lsngua caTtsuAsa" po. fAlTA de
papeI, que espeEa de IA momsRto otrU. Nos
pAILlcipE tAmbIea que IL moEoHidAd en- el % 20
poT parte de grsn n6msF0 de HuIcTipt9Esa 10 obi
60 VGTiAr Ia foEma ds sussTIpcloA. Al efscto
IuDiicnEa iRIegEa Ia pElmefa parts J lG eRtregar&
los Sres. suHcriptoTss descoKtandolea Gel impoE-
Sc 10 satIgfeeho por los plieRoE Esclbidon.
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.VAPOKhs qus 10 sapsran:

HI espanol Rita " sali6 de Liverpool sl
"a del pasado. El espanol .sPaulinA" ssli6 sl de
Liverpool para este puerto. El sRpanOl "AlaVA
ssId3& de Liverpool via SAhtaAder, el 10 del pre-.
ssAts. El ingl6I "Aoo4 stone" Hsii6el de Nuevs
York dlrectamente para eRtA isa. III esp. ssLaIalu
=" sali6 s 10 de 10 HAbAnA con destiao cate puer-
D. El esp. '.MaAuela' llsgaT& aqui del 20 81 81
.RoCOdente de ia HabAna escAlan 81 esp. Julia
,atsrk aqui del 80 q. 81 del que cuGBa tAmbl9n de
q HabARa J ehcalaS NgusRdo viajs psra San
Thomas admitiendo caIga y paEaje.
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De varios pReDlOs do 4s lsiA nos aIcribsn ma
aifsstknaon0s qus cIEcuiA coa nAtlsfAscI6a psne.
raj ID RotIcla de que el 9obsrnador general In.
tsRdente Ia diEeCtiva del BAnco Eapahol. Ea
reuRiTGR ca estos dias para bussar soiuci6R q
actual OoRficto moRstATio en- 10 refsrents psror
nUsvos y monedaS 1eSelladas. La altaRci6n a
hAse cada vez mas tirants en- todo el pafs rscls.
ma ma GolUcloa que rsgulaTice Ia clsculaci6n do
il piata meiIcaRa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-14
s1hgD T1W-yaE J l. ?.lil.vI.
Glran COrta vista los Ssnorsa sobriRe de
LAquisEdo y Comp. Foltalez. 80.

NueStro colesa LnaIEIl. no .L4A Liga Agra
iii" en- 81 nd nero del dla del paEldo, Sc ocupA
Dc les CoIas CAsOH que paaaa en- eI ramo de 60.
municaciOAeu en- Pusrto-R.co. segGa parecs van
20 llegGndo haatR 10 corte las queJaB de eEts pa
ciepte pueblo Bobrs tan importante servicio, del
susl 20 avorgon4Arfsa hAGtA los boxAleS del Congo
ii 10 tuvieran tan maIo Si Morse rssucitase =
visss que en- Puerto-Rioo sada nm borrico mas Z
prjsa que 81 telegrafo, Sc diIparaba veiats tlros
antsI que HegnlE preIenciando semeia1tas deH-
pEop6slToG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-14

EI EeHiOE don ksatuEAl4U PaI&dls y 90 fsmi.
iia re dssplden para il PeninSu!a de aus amigos
parisntsH de Csysy, de quienss no pudieEoA ha-
csrlo psEsoRalmeAt IS, naAltsatAadoles M agrade.
snaieAto por laS atenciones que pOr parts DC clio.
fusron Objsto, y tlensR o. gasto de ofieCsrlsT 81
casa on la ciRdad de Tuy, on GaliCiA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-14
NoTIOIAs GENERATES

Anochs reclbimos ol siguisnte tolegrama de
AguadiAa:-"Los elogloB que me prodlga sl illus
srado escrltor sellor OordoY9s BaErlos, deade laR
solumRas de La CoRREsPoNDNoIA On un articulo
,ublicado aver, son hlJos mas DiSn de la boadad
lei sehor CordoveG, pueE mis- serviCioS no mere
zen tales encomiou. Ri 6xito alcanzado poI Pto.
Rico On Ia Expssiei6A de Chicago corEeBpohden
1EincipalmeBta al sehoI doA Alfonso de Ojsda.-
TosE n rIeE YnUe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-14

Con motive de Ia AuaeECta de nuestrO amigo
companero ell BehoT DIaz UanejA, queda hech,
largo de Ii direccion rsdscSloA deI "Bolstia
4eECantiL," nueHtro tAmOleR amigo 0l senior don
JaciRt0 AquenzA Para 10 Administration de.
niSmo perl6dleo J de IL casa A. LynA, SuCsGoxa
. Morris, le IA Bito cOSferido podsr 81 emplsAdo
Ia il pniama casa Sr. dor Apgel de IA Pnenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-14

NusEtro distlng0ldU amigo sI senior doa
Angel NAVajas, Sc hs seTvido partclparnoE que
et dlA IL del mea en- curse Sc b 20 cargo Ue il
ACADIA de eata Capital, empleO para 81 GaAI fu6
nombrad0 por 8. e. 81 G0bsraador General. Ls
dsseamoS muchO ACisItU en- aus gstt ozes admI-
RistfatiVSg,