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"From Our Special Correspond
ent,"
MONTPELIER. VT,

MONTPELIER, W., Oct. 4th, 1894
The biennial session of the Legislature
opened auspiciously Wednesday, and as
usual the opening services were largely
attended.
The first week there will be but little
business done, the time being taken up
in the work of organization, reception
of the valedictOry message of Gov. Full
Ter, and the inaugural message of Gov
elect Woodbury., canvass of the vote,
and other matters preliminary to the
real work of the session.
Wednesday the organization of the
House and Senate was effected, Thurs
day the two messages were delivered,
and Friday the general assembly will in
all probability adjourn until the next
Monday.
The custom which has obtained in
this State for some time, of the retiring
Governor deliveringa valedictory mes
sage to the Legislature is rather looked
upon by many as an absurd waste of
time and useless formality. The sug-
gestions of Gov. Fuller were awaited
with some interest, however, because he
was expected to have something to say
on the prohibitory law and its enforce
ment.
A visit here of two or three days
and conversation with some of the lead
ing men discloses the fact that, the ses-
sion promises to be somewhat shorter
than usual, but to be preplexed by the
patching of laws still in their expert
mental stage. The school law and its
revision will be the great feature of the
session.
There are several matters that will
come up before the General Assembly at
this session. Among the most impor-
tant reports to be submitted is that of
the commissioners appointed by Gov.
Fuller to revise, consolidate and COM
bine the revised laws of Vermont and
the succeeding year books. This COM
mission consisted of the Hon. Alfred II.
Hall of St. Adams, the Hon. Phillip K.
Gleed of Morrisville, and Hon. o. NJ. Bar
of Arlington.
The revision involved the careful anal
ysis OF every section of the revised laws,
over 1900 in number, as well as every
section of every act passed at the ses-
sions of the General Assembly since
1880, when the last revision was made.
Several important changes in statutory
law have been enacted since 1880, among
which are the law relating to the rights
of married women of 1884, the corpora
ton tax law of 1882, the public instruc-
ton acts of 1888, 1890 and 1892, the new
ballot law of 1902, and the act to ex-
pedite legal proceedings passed in 1892.
When the Lawmakers return Monday,
they will enter upon a session destined
to be one of considerable hard work. 1t
is doubtful if much that is new or radi-
cally changing will be originated at this
session, but there is no doubt that sew
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THB STEARNS WHKBb

The Linscott 25 mile road race,
held at Maiden, Mass, May 9Th,
1894, was won by Nat Butler of
Cambridgeport on Stearns wheel
He made the % miles in one hour,
eleven minutes, % is seconds,
breaking the worlds record, and
capturing the first prize of horse,
harness and buggy, the first time
prize of a 800 diamond; also, a
$3.50 diamond for breaking the
worlds record. The report Illus
trated will be found in the Boston
Sunday Journal of May 9th.
1t is the first record broken
this season, 1853 starters, among
whom were some of the fastest
road riders in the U. S. A. 1t is
another case of the ''fastest man on
the fastest wheel" The other
"fellows" are not in it with the
"yellow fellow"
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NOTICE TO SELL REAL ESTATE
OF WILLIAM B. MATTISON, Decd.

STATE OF vERMONT,( In Probate Court held
District of Bennington, ssh at the Probate Office in
Bennington, within and forsaid district,on the 4th
day of October, A. D. 1894.
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TlHE ESTATE oFsARAH b. CLARK.

STATE OF VERMONT, L.
District of Bennington, IS
At a Probate Court.held at theProbate Office in
Bennington, within and for said District, on the
Goth day Of September A. d. 1894.
Present, John V. Carney, judge.
A copy OF the last win and testament with cod
icils of Sarah B. Clark late Of Orange. New Jer-
sey, deceased, duly proved and allowed in the
Surrogates Court for the County of New York
in the State of New York, and OF the probate
thereof being presented to the Court here, that
the same instruments may be allowed in this
State as the last will and testament with codi-
ellis Of the said deceased, and that said copy may
be filed and recorded in the Probate Court for the
District of Bennington aforesaid agreeably to the
statutes i'm such cases made and provided.
1t is hereby ordered that all persons concerned
be notified to appear before said court at a ses-
sion hereof to be held at the Probate office on
the 18th day of October. A, D, 1894, at 10 o'clock
A. m and contest the allowance Of the said in
struments and the filing and recording of the
copy of said will and codcils and the probate
thereofas aforesaid ifthey cause for which pur
pose it is further ordered that a copy Of the rec
ord of this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in the bennington BANNER, newspa.
per printed at Bennington in this State, all Of
which publications shall be previous TO the said
time appointed for said hearing
Attest JOHN v. CARNEY, Judge.
A true copy of the original records
"A Attest, JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
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IT IS NOT A QUESTION
WHETHER YOU CAN AFFORD TO ATTEND FREARs GREAT BAL
GAIN SALE, BUT WHETHER YOU CAN AFFORD TO
STAY AWAY.

$50 Cotton Hose extra quality and length
high Scod heels and oe will he this per pair
200 Weight Hose pure EGYPTIAN cotton
double oe heels and toes will this week three pairs for ST. IS
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Pants SOC quality are going for
% EACH o0
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants SO per cent WOOL IS cent
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vests and Pants per WOOL quality
Gents Natural Shirts Drawers quality Fear price &c.,
Gents Camel Hair Shirts and Drawers SIC quality, Freas price
80 cents each
Gents Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers 81 quality Freas price
Is centseach.
Chdrens third Vests and Pants 25o EACH
Chdrens White Merno Vests and Pants 70 2 15 Tic and
Boys White Merno Shirts Drawers 25c 29c each
Boys CooTed Shirts and Drawers at 23c &c. SOC and &c each
Chldrens Natural Wool Vests and Pants and
SIC each
Cdrens Natural Color Vests and Pants at 22 27c SIC
Silk Head Rests beautiful styles should see
the ones which marked for this sale 5Oc 100 c EACH
100 styles of Pocket Knives select from at
beautiful line White Metal Cabinet Frames worth
each going for 25c EACH
80 styles of handsome PoGketbOoks select from SEAL lizard
alligator gn calf and fancy feathers every description
All coors and shades in style Silk Edgng and Gmps Prices
Plain Black Silk Gmps, from inches Prices range
Double Edge Sash Muslns unequaed variety 25c 1885,
and y 12c per yard
Chenille Curtains every shade description
Couch Covering grades Ahandsome cover 4Oc
Nottingham Lace Curtains which formerly $3.50 and $75
An immense variety Imitation Tortoise
Shell Side Combs shown Frea Jewe Department. Prices
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles variety, Very pretty
ones at FTear's cost only 81 each.
Handsome Sterling Belt Pins be 29c each.
FREARS PRICES ON NOTIONS.
Tape in nickel case 1Oc EACH Snch Fine Rubber
hair pins 100 pins in box pins eac hooks
eyes per pape hair dozen punches for ladies hose
LUG pair misses hose supporters &c the "Never
Lost hair pins sc box best colored elastic yard good tooth
brushes each best tooth brushes c curng irons ea best
set ee loo per pair skirt band holders 1O rubber hair pins Oc box
pnng irons loo ea papers for imported pins paper
SPOOL each The above are but as drop the ocean
of bargains now being offered at
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Present, John V. Carney, Judge

Present, John V. Carney Judge
Myron Clark, administrator of the estate Of
William B. Mattison late of SALISBURY in said
district deceased makes application to said
court for license TO sell all of the real esta Of
said deceased, situated in the Town Of Shaft oury,
for more full description and bounds ference
may be had to the land records of said town in
the Town Clerks office of the town OF salisbury
aforesaid, representing that the sale of said real
estate is necessary TO pay the debts of said de-
ceased.
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Court, that
said application be referred to asesson thereof, to
be held at the Probate office in Bennington, in
said district. on the Goth day of October
A. D. 1894, for hearing and decision
thereon; and, 1t is further ordered, that all per
interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice of said application and order thereon. three
weeks successfully in the Bennington BANNER,
newspaper published ut Bennington, and which
circulates in the neighborhood of those inter
ested, before said time of hearing that they may
appear at said time and place, and if they see
cause, object thereto
BY the Court, attest,
80 JOHN V. CARNEY. Judge.
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PROF. HARD
OF NEW YORK.

OF NEW YORK,
Opens his fall term OF music lessons September
Sth, The celebrated Kindergarten system used
for beginners, and the latest methods for ad-
vanced pupils. Address,ca care NJ. o. Kelly & Co.,
Music store, 423 Main st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Morgan and Mrs, Wells Valentine. 37m3t
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F'REAR'S BAZAAR
TO RBNT.

no RENT-Several desirable tenements. Pos
l session given immediately. WILLIAM E
HAWKS. 42t
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

< sas6 d h7 del aAsgs hug tus;Elos q shb
1887, Ian tht;Uctnoso par l1S intOIeSea matsria
les de Il prOVincis, como Dartus bador Les tran
sScc17neB chcia es vamoa psrmIttr og, gehor
Mini tr2, insinuar uaa idea. por ri mere"fera los
honorss de tomRrla on CONS dsEaci6n ls lalG, por
cuya prcsperidsd nos ISteEsg&Uac" vlvsm entO
l. SituGCi6n eacn6mica Ia Prerto REQ, bas
taste afiCtiva Ga vsd 80 Ia m~so aio par.
tir de pocou amos esta feehs. Los puehloB rs
cargadOs de erosoa tributog, lnguidsCeR 81 pc
dc los mi'mos; les muaicploa con gYande
deudas car03en do racursos para pagRr les gastcs
de 90 admlRiatYaci6n; u DiputhCI6n oBtantando
prsHHpuestOs lujosoB, impoUO deTr. mas que los
puOoloB NO puOdeR sat Sfaeerj 10 Hacienda p6bl
CO con gus prohibit Vos aranceles mata Las fe:uR
daS inici tivaH del t'ahajo, eoArta 10 ibertad
merCantil; 10 agciculturS sin BaRccB nj otroB
auxiIio0, dism'nuys por falta de protsCCi6n, y en-
medic de esq impetuoso torrente de males, per
turbGdores del bienesSar materlal, SO lavanta at
Va terro i6sS a asarqufa monstaria, csb6ndeBs
en- 0l msnsUteroso, que hoy sulrs LAG CoDssr ru@N
Cias de un nal, originadO por l. frsu7ulentG in
tEoducci6p de una M dG dc illicit. cirCulaci6n
IN Cnyo cont abaadO no tuvo pats porque fue
'gsno su voluptad.
Conoc do par v. & este estad0 de cosaU solo
iuCumbe noBOtros dediCar algunoG rer g ones &
10 moHe1&.
Nos hernoa mauf .atado opaeitou 81 csngo
por las razones &dUsidag ca 0nta y las 0btOriOEss
caEt8g, unRs gumlpiStradas por el autorlENto teB
timOpio de 10 expeeieFcla, y ctr baUadaS or
verdGdes que fre'on demo trsdaG con pruebHi
conCluyent's Nuestra oposici5O, auf raEOnada,
puHo de maniaaEto todrs los inconve "lentss de-
eangs. qus ahor8 podemoS EeSuuQir dlClendo: que
uOrG tlusOrSO si ss hAcs en- Ia foFma q1e 80 pide;
sOntrarto los tsreseG dc il provinces, porque
Ia snchs que t. por donde saIdr& contiauamente
nueutro dire o; in&Ii para O. pals, po'quS care
GO DO eRsscia & remsdiar ell ma que lntentA extir
par, por I'm, gerG el 0miqW tOr de lG agri' ultu
70, porqpe cere"nsr& 10 dam sRda de sus produC OS
Pero todog estos inconveniontes 20 evitav, nuss
tro juic'o sustituysndo Ia monSda mexIcaRa po'
an eSuafiola provincial one Uni amente teUga
circulaci6n en- el psis. D@ esta susrts sismpre
tsBdrem dinsro; loa cambioU sObre ESpafia eos
tar an POGO; Ia mopeda permsnecera est"CioRSria;
10 exportsci6R . Ms!r6poi para psgar con 50
impo' ts OI vaor dc los efectoa de Glli introduci
do" aumantAr6 nee satiamsntaj desaparsCer& @
co. 4 ITO que laments ls Is q entsra; la diverSi-
dad de moReds ser6 austtuidS per Ia uuiassc 6
40 hNrGn mss f6eiIsB as Operaciones h>isIeS, y
por dltimo, la ana qufa nonetAria que hoy somhr'
el p$pico por todos los Smbitos de Ia prov;pela,
uoorirk "en 81 tsb'ecimiento de lS moHsda 81
pacial. Hsto -grande, FeF Frero 10 de 1894
Manuel VdId6s g Cdj6'.
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saGIEplp De AsRlnuL1uREs

Sc reusi6 hoy Ia una media de ls tards
bsio Ia presidsn.iA del Marques de Arscibo, Con
RsisteRc de los sehoes BlAnco, salszar (don EE
melind } ssntistebAa, Lachstti, L6pez Tusro,
WolckerS B;au, SeCretaTio. ss di6 lectura .
lena del trabsjO que reuult6 premiado los lei
dos ays~) Uobre prOysctos de estst toS, Eeglanen
to y ap6sdiCa que pueda as vjr para 10 conGtitu
sitn de I'm Ben o Territorial AgrieOls fur ado
'On recurao' prOpio', y Fssult6 81 sigulsnt9: IN
!s Wnt6n esd J~ .OTSa, ye" este casO particular "a
riqw de! pats asI ag,i,wltor, apareeendo scr 50
sutor Ol sen or don jose NJ OabaniilAs y Asrazola
quien % Ie adjudC6 eI premio OfreCido dc 300
pesos m0Reda COsri0Hte.
ACOrd6se tambien dar menCi6n lSasri6cs
(ao Adiudic%ndoe ol q p-emiU de 100 pesos lor
no estsr el trabaio en- ls formS diSpuesta pOr il
juMta) lA @ qGIa elensemt4l al GIcGNss de tO&os,
"a que SO demuestrA Is convenisRcia de las aso.
siGclonSs en- gSasrsl y espeCi ialmente de Ia de
AgricultOreS de sste lUls, de las de cEedio terri
sorial y agrisola de Las CcopsrativAB EeSUltARdo
ser Hu autor don Vicente AutOuetti La Hociedad
publjOaE6 por 80 cuenta este exCelente trAoSjo g
para clio prssta au autor la COnsiguieute aatori
xRci6R.
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Una dOCspGi6n

Contra 10 que era de eSperarGO, parece ha
ber fEacasRdo el proyeCto de CelebrSr On estG Ciu
dad un OOngreHo econ6miC0, du14nte Las fsatAs
del Oemtenario pues haEta Ia hora pregeMto, nj
% iniciador nj ninguna de laG cSrporaCioneB que
aqui existOR 80 ha deCidido tomGr & su Cargo 10
hOnEosa tarea de organiEar eGe acto que no du
dar, Rerfa fecundo en- bieneR para 81 pAfS
rs nm hecho, deSgrACiadsmente COmpFobado
poF Ia experisncia, que las gationes de Ia prensR
regional , lac aisladas de los part culareB no en-
Guentvan las NAV de les vsces, eco las atlas on
fsras gubsrnamentaleP, tanto por IL uAidad de
miras como por ia dudA de que eLvue VAN 10 idea
de protVgeY determiRadoB intsreges en- periuicio
de otros, mientrss que las ccncluNoneB ptopueB
tRg por nm n6ceo respectable do Representatives.
de todau Las riquezas del psfS llevarfan en- 81 Ia
fusrza dc sNtOridad de Una mavoris, isl r Rsjo
de ~ aspiracicnea de laa cases coNtribuyenteg
EsA indif ,rsneia de los que 10 opinion dbl
CO HI bia indl 10 parp int ntAr Ia ce eb aci6S del
Congreso eCon6mieo, rodlia traducirBe en- 81 cam
pO por pns igaorsvcia absolutG de 10 que o,urrs
tusrA de sue tres muralag, que las espOciAles
CondicioE on eccn6micas de ls Capital no reclam&D
refo, ma aIguna en- los diversos ramos de Ia Ad.
minlstraci6n que al resto de 10 P1oviBGia iu7
ga dfdeienteS.
81 alguna otra poblaci6n de q isls NO recoig
"a idea, en- buena hora inicisda por el senol
Wijands, Geguiremos sutriendo, hastA 10 consu
mAc16n de les siglos:
ekdesbarajp;te monet RIO,
lob Rbusos de la TrAsatlantica
los dou6rdenss en- Correos J tel6grafoB
Ia ma8o de hievIo do Las o deBaRzas RduGneras
ID poca equiG al de los aranCeleB,
10 fAlts de carr eterSB inter ores,
10 nocva sxtructura de los pFesupusstos
otrag anonalian qua >Eubsiats', gracias nuestra
prOverbisl spatia. Y degpu6s en- aa tertulias }
en- plGticaB acaloradSg, aeEgiremcs oysndo CoHSu.
rasy VamentoB que sstS SituRc6n arr ncs, Sin que
traGpagen los iitss de nuestfas ceatas eH Z dai.
GO forma que puedea llegaE Conoclmiento del
Supreme Gobierno.
Pr6xima Ia reap8rtura de laa Cortes Serfa
Legada Ia oportunidad de que los dlputAdos por
Puerto Rco vissep 0oaden'ads' Iag a'P3Eaai0ns'
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NOTIOIAs GENERATES

Por el vapOr CorreO Ga'a ana que deberS hA
Ger escals en- eate Euerto el 20 del corriento, 20
auSehtar6 para Ia HabAnG, nueatro rOspethb BILE y
disti" guide amigo el Itmo. 81. Don Juap Fran
ciaCo Ramos, PreHidents que hS Hido ha'ta hace
muy pocoR dias de eata ExCmG. AudienpiA Terrific.
rial, acOmpshan toe 80 atisguidfAimaG eapOSa J
aehora msdEe. El sefor Ramos va deUtlnado co
mo preuideuts de la AudieMsia de 6autial de
Cuba y alli. como en- cualquleE otro pals dOndF
die "a residencia, Babra CoAquiGtarss ell reBpe
tuOso earifio qIe ss e tiene en- Puerto Rico dondt
iejan los mss gratis recusrdos sinc"ras amiBta.
dOs. DOueamOs el mas p'6Vpe~o fs vi jO 8
os iIustreG viaiaroa
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III partido inCc nd 'eiop alments espahol de Ba-
yam6n 30 reuni6 en- Ia nochs del VierBeB pauado =
oIigi6 por uBaHimidad el Apsvo comit9 en- Il
forma nigutente: don Bernardo Perez, prsUidents;
don Pompsllo Oiu, viCe-preHidsnto; don Mace
limo San Miguel, don Luis Felit. don Manuel
Vald@s ton Jusn PereE don Jau6 AlOnGo, voca,
les don Masusl PIa"e-, "aeretario.
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(DE La OAPITALl

Alta, e'egantiUina qua aver. Ii enVa al alabsH
tro y las rosaS de OsStills, carinos amsble
inHtruida y mo 'estG
Oanessa 10 u'rabA extasisdo y decis Ibravo
tipnl 81 coraz6n del 8rtiUta de sets ba ante tan
espl6ndido modelo de be'leza distinction. Y
loH que nO somos s't'Stss psrs hNceF hsb'aF a.
ma mol & los pinceles, tambea deCimos que Il
genti Javsra ss de las que Biempre sobresaIeA 81
el ameno din Boginqueho.
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Varios altaaAnos de ests Capital entreRaron
& nuestro respectable muY di'ting"idO amigo ell
ptmo. Sr. Don Juan FrapciVco Rlmas gniBimo
presidente que fue de eta Audiescis, nm cuadro
eB .! que demoItrabAn Bu gratitud por la phrtic-
paCi6n que tom6 en- f'v de una Holuri6n convs-
nisnte los gsnsrslsB intereSes cuando Ia cues.
ton tA1ifas, II aehcr Ramos rscibi6 4 mOni
festantes con la sfabilidad cortsH'a que scoT
tumbr', obsequi6p do'ov d'Raaments.
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d, ct, f.iA, IS fraEsrlaa sGa46ai 1, 7 7Adlniaii.
trativl,, f.Giit ndO as el cumplimiento lei deB1f
on que 90 halla do ''atand srls. rscshundo las re
fnrmaB Que ls situsc16a exgG imperioOamente. y
se'ia . lfstima qns era ecaBi6a No aa anTovs
h'va. Levmi-arsnos reptiendo con 81 nOtieisrO
De Ponce 1qui6a e pOne 81 c.ssaSel q 6 ter
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Nos dicen de Juana DAG: "El concie't7 70
cal inStrumeutAl que tuv' lugAr en- Ia casa de
don Jose Gon8Alsz se hiEo con arreg 81 progrS
ma que cirCul6 opOrtunsmsnts. Los aspoSoH Oe
lOrio Cumplieron 81 pie de q letrA 50 Nemetido,
como He dice vulgarmsnts, S'lisndo sl r6blicO,
que preBenci6 ell eUpect6culo, bAStAnte SAtiHfecho
FueroH ejscutGdaa on primor maeStria las pie
zsB s'guientss: al q~an Vsls de "a zusG, ''chs
taau Ma~gsu1" "Hsuki PaUkI" poIca iTgleSs
tCoottq); ID Homauza de 10 EaSue . III rey que
rAbiG" (cauto piHno); .'a Gi-'l1A", ""so dob'e; !;
gysn fantasia dc "Fauvtn"; XXX K.", pc kA
chineBta Ia 6Orinqueha" que eptusa ,m6 81 au
dltorio. El concerto tuvo una Hots dssoTdsnts
que no creemog necesRrio hAcer pdblCo en- eltGs
lfneRU = que pudimoS obssrVAr por inUinuacioneD
de los CNbaIleros don Dslfn COl6n y don Luis A.
Catoni,
Dicha wota h 20 Yair
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Antonio 8 ntos, sapat de cGmillerOs de eU-
To AyuntamintO aoS suplicG ma nifestemoI que es.
70 30 CalumnioBo el Suelto que inGtanciAB de
una perIons de aEta vscn1ad % publiC6 en 10
o1ici6n de aver de este diaria relative que de-
hiS eatar exti gu'endo cOndeAa en- la causa que &c
SiGui6 cont detsrminadaG pc SOAaH de eAta lsCa
lidOd
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lad cttantas de ats A9f1tuistt.sl6d, Dc craleb
quedaToa atamssts satsf ,chos.
Tambisn las de Comerfo me diepn que mo
cieron pl6csmes.
81 GoberDsdor su Comitiva fusron Obve
quiados un eapl6ndido almue -, daspu6E del
Cual trarsau da uDa hora, sglarop visjs co.
direCCi 4 Bartos e CoFresponsal Jw'So CTts
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Ds la hacienda ratalao' de Fai iGrdo hG d.
sApA.scido uR cshalo Samo amarillo cen IN luce.
70 Apaga On ls f:ente; la pstA zquierda trassra,
BLANCA del menudilo absjo. paso ino y esIG en- lG
muda de los disntss Sc gratif ara por IoE se-
dOrss Malta hNrmancs de squela localidsd, al
que les de lnformsS del parade del citAdo
cRbSllo
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Gov el sudor de tn freBte gana16B el pan, di.
10 el Hscsdor 81 primer hombre. Los deGcsn.
d 7euteB del pobre Adsn han uudado durante mu
chos sig'oS shors han veaido recoger f uto
de u trabaio: c m,n busn p'n Sc e"Tiende CuaU
do ia hs Cho de harina marca La 7u ) d,ra y
cuando 9uta 81 vendidA garantizRdA por SobHi.
nos de IEuUierdo &c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Laos aeno 1sH don Felix Costs, de eats Ciudsd;
don ROmunldO Wales, de CftanO, don GsneroSo
Alvarez J I'm vsclno de UtuadO nos han remitido
las sumas de dos pesos, Cincusnta centAvoE an
peso y tres idem respsctiyamente para socoHrer
las victima1 del dsscarIilamiento del tren en- We.
ga-baja. Ri impOrte total de Ieis peSos C'n;uen.
Is CentAvoG ha sido eRtregado al GehOr don Leo.
nnldn f. iRrdn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Antes de aver lnse.Ibe on en- ell Rsgi.tro
OWL del J 1gAdo municipal de Ia CatedrSi Las
defunciones de ANA ChaadfA , sAStana, de lesion
cardiaea y Rafas Perez Romero, de tube-cu.
loIiS pulmoDar; los naeimientoH de Belen Can.
tsro y Rivera , Juaua Perez. En- Ell de San
Fr nslGcO, Ia defunci6n de MkrceIina Disz, de
maraSmo asnil
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Nos diCeu de San Sc oaatisn que 81 diR tree
del PreIente mes hubo uu psque6e incendio 81
la casa de don Je. &c u. Gonzales habiendo side
sofoSado poT ell LiceBciGdo don Victor P. Mart
aeE Doctor saldana, que reBultaron COZ grSndes
uuamadnraR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Hsmos oi~o sc an, a conSscue, els Re h'-
Der sto facu tado Sr. Gobernador para efeC
tuar elacc: 6E / b del AlcaldO de Ponce, 10 { re
Slegido el Sr. NouviIaS PERSONA que gczs me esi
ismento las msyo-o' simp'ti's rs'pstos tntrt
loR Vseinos de la OiudsH del Hur.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Retrets eStA noche po' Ia 'Anda 'el BatalloT
OazRdoreT de Color: To- Pslodobls q, Mslills
(Radrigue'). 20. NskuIcs La E,trsll0, (NSrti~)
80. Ob0rtura ClOopatrN (MapEinelli). A. FinG'
80. OpaTa FauSt (Gounodl SO. VASES frsIas q
Ohemp' gne (Klisu) 60. Jota ZarzuelA DdO AfIi.
eRnR (Caballercl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Nos escriben dc Gagqau: :. Ea ID nochs de
yer huho ma lOyerta ensre cocheroB en- Ia Gale
dc ID Palma, reparti6BdoIe en- Hdmero considela.
BILE los gsrEotszoG, pa mtyos luclmlsnto.
LA policiA.... On 81 pueuto: lejos del aitio del
comhate"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

Sc enCuentra en- esta Capital acompahGdo de
d distipguida fsmilia, nuestTo eUtimAdo amigo y
el Excmo. Gefaor d'n Juan Brussi
acino de CamnY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

1 En el A'llo p OWN ial de Ber e6cel ca
ha fa lecido Ia hsrmanA { o OaIldad de ID
congregation de Han Vicente de Paul, soE
| AntoriS Lergo. DeScSnEe en- psz
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-18

ta,g,da &c Sah.Gliayb u o. iag;t d. laaas6 Pflal
tleGsdo sB diigsncias del caao. 81 6dico ss6of
BArrerPs 81 frmae9utico ath9r Ma tinez, aUi
com7 alguRou VecinoB han atsndido cor eGmsro
log int xicado1. Carmen Rodriguez Joviia
DiaE Ho encusntran en- estAdO gave. Ya le i'm
pondrA del rssuItado"