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Chicago, July 1O.-Fort Wayne arc
Lake Shore officers are trying to replace
the strikers with negroes. The appear
ance of the blacks this morning callet
forth jeers, but no violence.
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Ahuneh Hia power.

London Special Dispatch from Sofia
to the Daily Telegraph says that ex-
Premier Stambuloff will be indicted for
general abuse of power and for opening
private letters.
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Assnssinated. A

Buenos Ayres, Special--Advlces from
Bolivia report that ex-President Acre
has been assassinated. His body was
horribly mutilated by his murderers.
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine FOR chil.
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DR. G. G. OsaooD,
lowell, Mass.
"Castoria Is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant whenmothers willconsider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead Of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
On. J. +. KHcHEIoE,
Conway, Ark.
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What is

Castoria Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years. by
Millions Of Mothers Castora destroys Worms and alays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie Cast0rfa relieves
tecthing troubles const1r.tie@
assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Gas.
toria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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Chicago, July 10. Peace reigns in
Warsaw! The sane cannot be said of
Chicago, for the tresd of armed men is
still heard in her streets and the wheels
of commerce still lag. Nevertheless the
war cloud which has overhuIg this city
and this land for the past ten days shows
distinct signs of lifting. Instead of
stories of additional railroads tied up at
various points thr ought ut the country,
to-dAy's dispatches, almost without e1-
cepton, bring advices of strikers return
ing to work AID IN increased resumption
Of traffic amounting in some places to a
return to normal conditions.
AT. st. Louis, Kansas City and Denver
It was reported that railroad business had
about resumed its normal conditions.
Nashville also reported an improvement.
About the only points at which the strike
managers showed any gain were in the
partial walk-out of fremen at Fort Scott,
Kan, the freight men on the Kanawha
& Michigan at Charleston, w. Va, and
the strike of the A. r. u. men on the
Big -Four at Mattoon. 1t will thus be
seen at the leading railroad centers the
strikers have made perceptible losses,
while their gains are at comparatively
unimportant points.
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st. Paul, July 10.-A bridge $50 feet
long on the Northern Pacific, near Liy-
ingston, Mont, was burned last night,
stopping the Northern Pacific train sent
out of st. Paul with United States troops
ON board and another coming east from
the coast. Traffic will necessarily be
suspended until the bridge is rebuilt A
great deal of talk was indulged in at the
conference between the Commercial clubs
If the Twin Cities and the committee of
strikers. but no definite action was taken.
Everything is quiet in the yards here
and in Minneapolis.
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Chicago, July 1O. - Within the next
twenty-four hours will witness cessa-
ton of all labor on the part of the allied
trades in Chicago, and possibly through
out the country. Probably never before
in the history of this country was meet
ing of organized labor called together
that was fraught with more Importance
tLaL that which met at Uhlich's hall.
That all was not harmonious, notwith-
stonding fiery speeches by Messrs. Sow
tleign, of the knights of Labor, Debs, Of
the A. r. IT,, and other labor leaders, Is
evidenced by the fact that it was 4
o'clock in the morning when the conven-
ton finished balloting On the question.
The question was decided in the afirma-
tive by an overwhelming vote, however,
and the ultimatum propoUnded that if
Pullman does not reach q definite under
standing with his late employees before
noon Tuesday the Allied Trades Union
Of Chicago will open the ball Wednesday
morning by walking out in body.
The joint committee from the city coun-
Gil and the Federation of Labor met Vice
President Wickes at the Office of the
Pullman company at 2 o'clock. The
chairman of the council committee ex-
planned to Mr.. Wickes the nature of the
request, and after a brief consultation
with his attorney he refused emphatical-
ly to receive the proposed committee of
five.
THE Pullman company has nothing to
arbitrate," said Mr.. Wickes, ''and we
must refuse to accept the committee to
which you refer. Our company has not
receded from the position taken at the
inception of the strike. This is final.'
This decided the matter and the strike
will begin Wednesday morning.
1t is said to be probable that President
Debs will be under arrest by Wednesday
morning. Judge Grosscup is in the city
and had a conference with District At
torney Milchrist. Deputy United States
Marshal Jones attempted to serve in
functions on Debs, Howard and Keliher,
restraining them from giving orders which
should be in violation of the conspiracy,
mail and interstate laws.
Danvillc, ILL.,, July 1O.-Nineteen empty
box cars owned by the Big -Four and
Chicago & Eastern railroads were burned
here. A company of militia charged the
mob, several persons being badly hurt by
the bayonets.
Washington, July 10. - The attorney
,enelal, Secretaries Lamont and Bissell
and Gen. Schofield were again in con-
feIeIee with the president early last
evening, and as result the following is
given out:
"A Proclamation by the President of
the United States
Whereas, by reason Of unlawful OBJ
structions, combinations and assemblages
of persons, it has become impracticable in
the president to enforce the ordinary
course of judicial proceedings the laws Of
the United States at certain points and
places within the States of North Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Washington, Wyoming
Colorado and California, and the Terri
tories of Utah and New Mexico, and
especially along the lines of such rail-
ways trayersing said states and terri
tories as are military roads and post
routes and are engaged in interstate COM
merce and in carrying United States
mails; and, whereas, for the purpose Of
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st. Paul, July 10.-Telegrams were re-
eeived in st. Paul last night from Grand
Master Workman Sovereign, of the IL. of
L., and President Debs, of the A. L. u,
asking all trades and labor unions in St.
Paul to join with Chicago labor unions
in the general strike to be ordered at
noon tomorrow. This order, while i'm
portant. will not affect business generally
in the Twin Cities, as most of the trades
and labor unions in st. Paul are not af-
filiated with the knights. While there
lis a. strong sentiment among union men
IN this citvs in favor of the strikers, In
qniry last night failed to show that the
order will be generally obeyed.
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RANG THEM IN.

TO Be Continued.
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Cleveland, July, 7.-Slowly but surely
the great railroad strike is sweeping
Eastward. After an all-night session OF
the members of the A. r. u, in which
every road running into this city was
represented, it was decided at an early
hour this morning to tie up every linz
centering in Cleveland.
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Castoria..


"Castoria Is 80 well adapted to children thai
recommend It as superior toany prescription
known 10 me-"
II. A. AncEKn, u. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, n. Z.
sour physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIgPKNsARY,
Boston, Mass
! ALLEN C. SMTH, Pres,
rurray Street, New York City
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Buena OCCASION

VemtG de una FineG.-Por 40 poder ateRder.
la 50 dusno SO vends una en- Usuado, barrio de
Bio sbsj 10, radicals en- la misma carEetera que
conduce Areeibo, conpuests de 40 cuerdas
mas menos, con fncss de cafe, platanoE, gui-
neoH pastoB de guinrR SFboies frutalsa de todaa
clases Tieno casa hshitAsioa, almaceR techado
dc sine Su mSquiFa para el desgEane J Eondi-
ci6n del fEuto un glacis Aqua permaPente
con 90 cor espondiente tsnque Tambiea la atss
vieIa una qusbrada. AdemSs uUa cesa. .tienda,
IL mas acreditada del tayecto, pueH todaa las per-
sonav que pasan con diressiop Ia villa del Ca
pit6n Correa sa dstispsa en- ls fonda "La Jibari-
To-" dosde se expends el queso de prensa mas
yelecto Y exquisite qua He soaocs en- Puertn-Rico
premlado con $75 en- el Osrtamsn agrtcola cela-
brado en- Is Capital. Para infovmeS dirgirBe al
dusfio don Adolfo Legrand que reside en- a ex-
presada inca. l6-S
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Ultima bora

Esta tarde hemos recibido el siguiente tele-
grama de Mayag1ez:
noche zarp6 el vapor ''villaverde" con
buena marejada hacia la punta norte. Entire mu-
chos pasaieros conduce 80 soldados cumplidos y
dos ofciales tambi6n destinados la Peninsula
va asf mismo el presidente de la udiencia desde
su fundaci6n, a quien despidieron en- el muelle Ell
presidente INFERNO Sr. D1az de Villar acompa-
nandole bordo, los fscales sehores PiracGs y
Valverde, Aquel no deia enemigos.
La opinion 9sta favorablemente dispuesta por
el nuevo presidente de la udiencia por sus ante.
cedentes honrosos ilustraci6n rectitud. Aplau-
dido 81 rumor de instalarse 81 edifcio de la dicha
Audiencia, mientras Sc fabrique la Casa de Jus
ticia proyectada por ell yuntamiento, en- una de
las primeras piedras puestas bajo sendos aguace
ros en- las pasadas festas TYl
Los partidos polfticos estan preocupadfsimoe
con motive de la Asamblea autonomista proxima
mons p turiens. Los conservadores Sc agitar
con motive del viaje del Gobernador Genera
preparandole esPl6ndido recibimiento. Esperar
que Ia vista destruya los efectos de Ia asamblea
Los sutonomistas SO han cruzado de brazos In
diferencia supina, excepto aquellos que Sc niue
ven sin plan nj concerto; otros esperan logic,
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. S0nbTerOs De Panama
FL BARdH AMnR1oAno

81 CoErients de ID question Tbs Floreneia solo 6cabs
Neutrality-suspicious. Bi tsndra miedo de ladronea.
rynpha. 80 's--s S'l.''i' '-'4s'-n0 'Aas Da-
-Creo, en- ofscto que es eI
Pass bisn senoreH diO d noble viuda-h6 aqui
una excslente ocsSion dc informsnoa E conde de ra
sol aIanO esoy certa de gus Interest," por HueSa
Geguridsd.
-IRayosl- murmu-6 0l baron.
-IQ deci', caballsrof-pregunt6 Il AnciAna dana.
mo digo nadal Ess condeI Isse itaIisnoI Ipcr
todss parties le he de eneont arr
Lady Dalrymphs habia Togsdo "a al pestill6n que
condujsge pressnca al cOnde de Graaol 10 mas prcn-
to poBibe.
All cabo de Cinco minutes apareci6 este. Sin cuidar-
e de las mradas furbuRdas que 10 dir 0 Bawbury Ga
aCerC6 lady Dsymphe corteHs Otsequioss rS1sAo
pero uoco pGlido.
ia SO IN placer-do en- un rgl9s de contrabando-
en- pOds prsatar un ssrvcO esta sncIa Cuaquela que
Fea.
Cuando lady Dalryuphe le hutO sxpuesto el motvo
de la consutA ma eve sonrlaa apareci6 labo1
E hartn no ls perdls de VISTA
Mo aS-reHpOndi6-quo haya bandidos ror elta
camino.
Aluy poca talt6 veg vara que lady Dslrym-
phe No ancnldasO 81 baron 1nmcderAdo rseoero
Frs He yisjado frecueptsm per auuf-rroaiQui6 Il
ccnds-y nuncs me he sucsdido nads La csIratsra me-
psrSca tan negura como Ia paEa de san Pedro.
LADY, Datrymphs rebGzaba de satnfAcsi6u a eopde
miro Hawbury ~ baron sxpIeo de bulla
templada pox a cortssa crsy6 debsr 1sPetir
mo hay nj el menOr psIigrol 70 valo soIo sin IN
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Por fuerEa de q grardia civil del puegto

Por fuerza de Ia g1srdia civil del puestO de
Aibonito, fueron Capturadou loE VecinnB del barrio
de Llanoa do agusl'a demaEcaci6B, BAailio Cen
tsno ApoSte jose Torres Maldonado, Dor heri.
Cinos 9Orvasio Alejandro Colon, Jos6 Csbrers
y JosS CSrpsns; pOr la de Adiuntss, fu6 detsni
do en- 81 barrio de Pallejas, FlorOattno serrano,
yeclamado por sl Jusgado muniCipal; por ID de
Playa de Ponce, Manuel Ortiz, reclamado por
aquella AWdier Cia de 10 crtmina'; por Il de Gu
ingulto de pSlsbra So Convocino Manuel Eslero
familia en- ausen"is de Cite.
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1877 Bn11o4uOA Dn La Oonnn1posDrnmA F4o.-RIOs "

10 cnanto Ethel, ID adbitA legada de lord Hawbu.
do todas sus pmeras esperaDzas Caid&bae POGO de 10
que hahia dcho; irtAda pOr lo que hsba
llsdo iPor que haba pr eguna 10 por alA7 Solo el
gondo e "a 1oz haca yDrar todaa Iii bran de ga s6r
B una renovation de TENOR de euperaDEa deseUpera
cl6p quo deba aCabar taa pronto.
Necsntsba preguntaras por que habia lido Oivta-
CsatsIanaP Blen vea; era pOF reunirHe n n
ME siempre Minniei tAhl icuanto precise amar-
Il psra egar abortcer aquella rival de todO 81
mundo, aquela acaparadora de corazonesI
Una dula, sin embargo, sgtaba Ethel 1C6mO
Hawbury podis 81 amigo fnt fel veEdugo de Min
ni02 Este era un miHteEio undo, meEclado muchuH
otros DsspaeR de todo Hawbury delicado de 10
one haop BDpuestO esperabl tai que 81 baron de
Atramonts hubiese separado de Minnie para cfrecer
Il nhs, "a libre coraz6n Su mano.
No ere esta, de todoa modos, la praeba de IN gran
amor cuando a pobre Ethel consultaba ga cora46n
reCordsba 10 pasado cusndo arabs, veiase pusada
dsspreciar menos Hawhury.
Apena1 los tres csbaleros se separaron de Is noble
Yuda celehr68e entire Las Vaiersa nueYo Conseo de
guerra de gobiOrnO.
Mamie, por pupuosto. tom6 psrta a'guUa Il de
lbe~sa6n pei manesi6 tAUA slts en- sctitud de
una mdrttE que espera la pSlra.
DisCut6ge con tastsnts Calor, por unanimidad de
loa tres ueees har6B fue cCndenado Hsbia querdO
ev dentemsrts qua volviera Minnie Romss lnveDtando
ete oheto II ahsarda hatoHia de loS banddos Era
precise resiatr, fustrar aquel maqulav6cc psn sgur
adeante Despuss de todo Il presen ia de lord HAbwa
~ impedrfa que Rnfo entregahe 1us aeosumbradaa
u0lsnOias 81 conds de Gizaaos por POGO Imp6teo qua
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Prannioa rasYorar Ia q Lotaria Provipn

Premios msyores de Is Loterfa Provipcial
iugada h~y: Premio de Is mil pesos IL $50
Premio de mil peuos. IL 57O.-Premio de 900
neaos, l6 844.- Premios de 500 pesos: liz, l66
23 930 7444l 677l u 63S.-Pranios de 200
pes~s: 8, ,R4s I9 9lO IL O76 869 21 977, I6, 7O2,
5.O79 3Gla 1906 O2l-Pranoios da 100
pesos: 1875, 784l, "A 495 IL s73, IL S9A
sos 1896. 76 "a s29. 156, 7,405, l6 ga.
I9I33 I8 $50 6 50A
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II Gignie4te ausl1O 10 leGertamas de L0 De

NJ WBHl0abs NWsisO 10 EocCEbRW5s 10 Ia DC
ns0Gr0iGG de Ponce:
m estro amigo den AfsedO OavalO, hA en-
pe1Ndo fAbr car un ei 6co On Ia Gale de Ia vi
lla, para iustaIar en- 8 unN f&br CO de pGStaU. Dl
ChO sdlicio se conHtrui 4 I'D hoo para aauel obi
to, y sAbsmoe qus Ia brCa 90 inEta'a & CON sp.
ratos m6Qulnas de- los mes mo lernos que 90 c.
RoCen en- estR indnHtra. Posce tiene ya una IA
brica de paatss muY aCreditada y an adelant.
COntAr6 con dos, 6ncan eR 81 pats Tamb6n -
bemos que en- IL cSlls de d Villa se eHtka mon
tando dos f6bricaS mas; una de dsstil Ci6n otrs
de pApel. No h'y duds que 81 espf'itu iRduBtria
prOgresa en- estS ciud~d,
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Rscortsmoa del PoIctsn AegcontII:

"Hase prohibido en- Cuba la cirCulSCi6n de
Las mousdas de plata flpiRAS que on enormea
coAtip gautss hariAn invadido aquellos mercados.
Va hsmos vsto nosotros aqu[ en- Puerto Rico
aIgunas de eSas monedsS proscritss de Ia mayor
ADtils. Soa de SO csstAvo*,, con el buato de
A f'nHo XII miranda d IA derechG ri escudo ea
igual al que OstsEtan los msdios duros dc Isabe'
Ill, lOui1 1a1o nj esas mopeditaa flipinas echGdas
dc Cuoa, vienen Ia pOstro refugiarBe On Puer.
to.RiCo."
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Aver Sc repaItteAGn 90 el palacio de ID Ex
3oSicl6n, segun 10 anus CianoB en- 10 ssla d Rdt
se musstran los ex lenteB planes que vende
PA1Is-BAzAR, l0fnldad dc tEasquitos de esenCa
1t faas jsbones de olor po vos para 10 cars
dc ID RIGA pa1fumeria francesA que vende 81 ami
go Gipsd y que, paede deClrBe, ee Ia preferl i.
. r 10 '.fA hlon hls" de estA Oluds El sen,
GiuSti estuvo muy obssqaioso con 80 numefcBa
amas que vista.on 81 e.etttmen y de muchos
os nefamoa oy6 eel que en- r'sndad :
PARIs-BAzAR es ZEN q de moda en- Pa rtO b. d
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Debidamente informados respeto de-

Debidamente informados respeto de la noti
cia dada en- nuestra edici6n de anoche sobre que
el Excmo. yuntamiento habia tratado en- session
secreta un asunto referente nuestro distinguidc
amigo don Wenceslao Bosch podemos asegural
que 9sta fu@ p6bica, como todas las que celebra
dicha orporaci6n, pues asf 10 tiene acordado en-
6poca anterior sin que haya habido motive para
contravenir este acuerdo
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Aver se lEscrlb1e4 % eA 81 RegHtto Civil de
JsGgaoO municipal de Catsdral as dsfunCioAes ue
Re Uorrea Qulnones, ie tiaiS pulmoaAr y Mai
.ulsa Perez, dc hemlr ag ctrenra. In el q,
sam r ANClseo AZ lie Ant MIA ARdit Q, de cor R.s
ton paImona Juana Rengel y Osotno, de un
pareCia del dlatgs Rmktlco lSqulsrao QalBtiH,
de SefA JuliAna Elias y Was, InoceaciA HUT
do, Julia ArEufst y Enaa ulementiA& GIralt J
Raal
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N M,,,6oo.ot,, ,,a,,,o,yo,. :

e! F6n6grt0 psnsGdOr.-segtn vemos en- nm peri6dico
paFsen 81 sabo americana Mr. Smithgon ha
foR6grafo pensador pretende eer
sin que 10 manifesto por de De- paIabra
Ia persona quen APPLIQUE dcho aparato con 81 cua Sc
egara saber hasta II que pensan los aes d es que
los sntma peusan ciertos tales prodeos NO du-
damos e maraV Oso iDvento neQaa ser tan ti in
dt pensable los hombres de cenca 1uaticia como
di pansabe til Ia humantdad oolente L. Emulsion
Creosotads del DIR Rabeu pues que merecdo con
ustcia calcatvo de salvadora de los enemos por
magTos que hace; raz6n por Is todos los
ntegentes Ia enen Ia venta en- gus Ofcinas sviep.
do All al proiimo con un verdadero de salud
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rsloj pdblico que hRcs algh tiempo eatE desacredi
tadO, hs proteltsdo de aquels p etsvencis ss ha
declsrado on huelga, negsRdose abpolutamente 4
dar las horaB. Haca mSs de una seynsBa que PEE
msnaCa peRadc en as geis media dice que de
ai no pass, ii no le arregiap los eUrTtos. PoV
Bupuesto que Il aetit1d sxpsctsnte del Feloi en-
nada he de afectar para que q encargado de dar-
le cuorda perciba Hu gratHCa0i6n 81 dia que le
toque."
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Tanennon anca ao da hac

TeuemoS enca 20 ds h4cer pdpico que el pei.
co ram sntrssuslo deIe ha que se consi ie-
rar& . mo Waldo ea LA fiesta de los pobrea
Sora 81 que al doraO leVs aHigaisuts nota-"Psr
tenece 81 sehor Lcdo. don FraaCisCo de P. Acu,
fay 81 sci o-"La fiesta de los PobreB-El
CarroUssel 1884,. Hacemos eata advertsncia por
hab6vssls estraviado 81 que Adquiri6 diChO cabs.
I1aP0
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mo Encarton6, 91.T6 Grsmktica francsua Chan
tresux nor Ve gnss de lss CsSsn. tomo Esesr.
topS. So Oadsna de csirnenes, Bovsis por Paul
Maholip, 3 tomos en- r6atica $l.4O Manual d.
u Contrihuci6u territorial De anillsramiepto,
tomo en- r6gtica, Sl.4O, Leopoldo Gsrcia Ra
mon, 81 arte de vivir. FiloUofia del boIsillo,
tomito en r6stiCa 26cts
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disoIuci6n, hombres fntegros, aInantes del pals
cansados de la mezquina politica conservadora y
lucha impossible de las exageraciones autonomis-
tas, forman el nuevo partido Reformista para sa-
lir de las garras de Ia exploitation y el monopo-
ho.--Ez CogresponsaI"
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En nepi6n celeh.Ada pof ID Junta Direc

En- session oeebtAds poi ID Junta Directiva
de Ia Sociadsd 'Bsaefsct1ra de Uus ASocls dos
CON fe h del corrients, fusrOa admitilcs socio,
los seEores que siguee: Don Mario F gusras, do
na Irsus GoDzNlez, don Juan de DioB Verdsjo J
don Angel OobiaV y Cobian. En II mismS session
90 di6 cUeRta con numeroBaG ao' citudeu de iUgre
50 qra ae reaolvSrGn en- la pr6xima seGi6n que Sc
OaiehFe,
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Tambi6n nueBtro Dnestor ha aido demanda.
do hoy en- conciliaCi6n por 81 se1or ROdrfgues
Araa, por hsheE permltdo publican on LA 90
RREsPoNDHNorA d hOja impresa, suscrita por nues.
tro Aedaetor priHcipnL que 90 rspsrti6 anteB de
anoChe.
81 creerS ese sefor que nuestros tribunales
80 taneF Ia maiCla de cWleoTeGr sn "a Log" para
lnsultAr mansaiVa, calumhiar "a ant 10 ha
Ger ca la' los que tlenen el deber el derecbo
de detender'e no quiersn valerse de Los medios
que 81 empleA
81 Resk verdAd que llegsra nm dia en- que
lag palomas le tiren las sacopetaa2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-09

La GacetS de mana pr.DlcATa el snunCio d.
les B0bastas del servicio de coSducci6n de Ia cor
closes del ferroc&rrll de eSta Capital, AEecipO y
Ponce y las reDpectvasa miniStracioAeS de Corlso,
suyo acto Be llevAr6 cAbo dia 27 del aCtuA!.
tipo de Las pEopoSiCionea, que deben praseA
por separadO no podr6 excedeE de $3.50 anualts
por CAda lineA il duEaci6n del rSmaEs ssra de dos
maReR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-09

pululsa por eatas Gales con Gus hsrspos q HON.
bro Algpnos de eros dpsheredadcs de e tortups,
ousrahdo sEilo en- los bslcoRea dabajo dc las
caEas para pasar Ia noche Bin mfs abrigo ore y
hsbse de la ebfevmedad que los aquej'. Hemo1
oido que 81 ayuptamspto algo tiene que yer en
este asuato. Esperamos que 10 corporaci6n acti
We 81 sstablecimiento del hospital legado por ell
doctor Almod6var."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-09

Nos dicen de JunCos: ..Conocedores de los
cAritatives Bsntimientos do los senores Dusfo
cause gran eEtraneEa que 1esde ha gein q ocho
amos tuviersn sl encargo de hsCer construir IN
hospital para Ion pobrsl, con foRdos que Il efscto
aeiara q inolvidablp doctor Almod6vax an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-09

Passjaros llegsdoR per 81 vapoY tsMaytip
saep8": de Parma de Mallorca, Jaime Puiol, Pedro
de Gi7k. jaime Antonio URnbet, Juan Harmenas,
Jose Dssillas y Juan Agui6; de O6diz, JOSS =
Gerardo Marines Gotay; de Santa Cruz de Tene
rife, Lerpoldo Pedro Dslgado, Antonio Juan
Bivaro, rudencia Bsittan y Andres Simon Ro-
drgue1 Por 81 alem6n "HalvetiA", dc st. Tho.
Fa*s a. b. Cameron.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-09

De Juncou nos pa,tlclpa hoy por teI6grsfo
81 BOior Pslou que Il directivs del "Ceptro de
Ipstrucci6n reereo" ssoc6ndose Ia pena de
a apreCiable familia Meaux, por el sencible fale,
cimieVt0 de la virtuosa seh0,it& do6a Petra L6
psz he acordsdo SuSpender 81 bale de PinatR que
tenia dispueBto