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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
KANSAS RAILRoADING.

4 party of Topeka and St. Joseph
capitalists contemplate the erection, of
an electric line between St Joseph and
Atchson, to come down on the west side
of the Missouri river via tho towns Of
Wathena, Troy, Doniphan and Bremen.
The route proposed will run through a
district thickly settled by small towns
and prosperous farms, orchards and
vineyards. Tho company proposes to
carry passengers and light freight at q
rata much below that charged b. the
railroad companies.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

LABRADOR, on the northeast cor
ner of this continent, has generally
been regarded as an immense bit of
ralueless waste. Late information
from the expedition that has re-
turned from that territory reports it
one Of great value. There is rich
land that in localities is tit for culti-
walton. Besides, it has great lakes
and rivers, Astounding with the best
fish and an unlimited supply of game.
Immense herds Of caribou range in
the forests, and there are valuable
fur-bearing animals. Without doubt
these attractions will lead to settle
ment, despite the inhospitable eli
mate, though this last has probably
moderated from what it was when
this land was first visited
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

SINCE grasS-growing has become a
science and an art you may hire a
man to create lawn for you in a
fifth of the time once thought neces-
sary for such creation. Thick and
luxurious lawns are produced between
spring and autumn and lawn Of
two years under the modern forcing
process may easily rival one Of five
years under the old-fashioned system.
Artificial stimulants and abundant
water are responsible for the new
order of things.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

The cost of the intensive method.
it will be seen, was So. IS per acre
more than the common, but the eX-
ira expense was in horse-worK, while
the more laborious hand work cost 50
more by the common method. 1t
a so cost SO less to dig 743 bushels by
the intensive system than 1865 bush
els by the old way
This, it is plain, was not fancy"
farming; it was solid. common-sense
business. The 81. IS expended in ex-
ira cultivation yielded over $3.50,
which was certainly very handsome
return on the Investment The care
in preparation and cultivation re-
leased the latent fertility of the soil
and prevented the i'll effects of the
summer drying, and thus secured
the heavier yield.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
what Is intensive FarmIngy

Simply this Two neighbors in
Lima, N. Y, competed in raising
potatoes. Each broke up a three
acre piece Of land three years in sod,
adjoining each other and as nearly
alike as possible in natural character
lstlcs. Both agree d to use no fertil-
izer Of any kind, and to cultivate In
their usual manner. Both sold in
the same market Rochester, and
used the same seed and the same
quantity Thus the conditions of
the planting and sale were as equal
as could we'll be. The results were
rs follows.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

A DEALER in horses recently took
to Clyde, n. Y, lot Of horses that
had been in use on a New York City
street railroad f. II, Cady pur-
chased one. He was driving it home
when traction engine, which horses
native to Clyde do not notice any
more than they would If sheep met
them in the road The city horse
stopped, looked wildly at the strange
thing for moment, gave Il shudier
and fell dead in his tracks.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
wheat as a Snhstltute for corn.

Investigation by the Chicago
Trade Bulletin" with regard to the
feeding of wheat to live stock, con-
firms reports from other sources that
there is very general use af the &C.
real for this purpose. From all the
States from New York and Pennsyl-
vania westward to Colorado and from
several Southern States replies have
been received to the inquiries of the
Trade Bulletin, some of which say
that the consumption of wheat for
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

chute fitted to the opening and con-
veyed through the kitchen floor into
the cellar, where il extended down
nearly to the bottom of the cellar as
round pipe, emptying into Il gal
vaniled iron tank All the housewife
had to do then was 10 tip the crate
and all the ashes in an instant were
in the cellar The tank had handles
on each side so that it could be car
ried out when full The arrange
ment and attachment Of the chute to
the stove is shown in the accompany.
ing illustration.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

OF late years the beet sugar in-
dustry in sweden has made consid-
c able progress. While in lSSl-S2
there was only one factory, in 1929
ten factories worked III, 443 tons
beets; the extraction was lOp per cent
with per cent residuIW moldsSeS,
Labor fuel, etc, cost at least so per
cent. more than in Germany and
Austria While good beet lands are
not TO be found everywhere, the
prospects are that within few
years the total production will have
doubled. The sugar consumption
was about 8 pounds per capita in
1>G0, while in 1891 it rose , pounds
or Il total OF 81, 7S5 tons. about one
half of which was made in sweden.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
AMONG KANSAS CHURCH PEG.
PIE.

Topeka Mail: Hon. J. B. McAfee,
who has been the main-stay of the Lu-
theran church in this city for number
of years, has Withdrawn from the church
and will hereafter identify himself with
the Methodist denomination. The Lu-
therans have been quarreling among
themselves for several months. the
pastor has given up his job and ii
seems as fit would be impossible to gel
another good minWter.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

A MAINE Yankee, who settled in
Guadalupe County, Texas, twenty
five years ago. owns farm and cot
ton gin, breaches regularly for "A col
ored Baptist church, takes no pay
for his services, and has made almost
the entire colofed population Of that
county Baptlsts. Still, it isn't every
Yankee that can 90 South and make
such a record as that.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

THE lake region Of Northern Ohio
is one Of the principal grape belts OF
the country The land is level and
slopes toward the lakes, The soil Is
ofa light porous character, and the
nearness of Lake Erie prevents early
frosts. This season nine hundred OF
the grape growers have united as the
Northern Ohio Grape Company
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
I.asket.shaped Sled Higgins.

The cut represents an excellent.
arrangement for hauling hay, straw.
or any bulky material. The bows
are made Of 2X24 inch scant-
ling Tor four hickory poles are
about as good) shaved in the middle.
Place them across the sled and place
another scantling on top OF them
lengthwisc of the sled, and pry them
down and bolt them to the cross
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

THE results Of artesan well irrlga-
tlon in South Dakota should he
convincing object lesson on the most
obstinate and skeptical. That such
irrigation, on large scale, is abso-
lutely Indispensable to the prosperity
of that State, ought no longer to be
questioned.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
Saves Lnbor aud Dirt.

A house was lately visited which
had a very neat attachment to the
kitchen stove that saved the house
wife a great amount Of dirty labor.
The bottom OF the kitchen stove be-
low the ash pan had been removed
by the tnsmith and galvanized iron
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

GRAIN will not grow and rlpen for
use the day it is planted, neither will
an advertisement but If planted in
good soil and properly cultivated the
harvest is very sure to follow In due
ttnn
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

pieces OF the sled. Pin hoard on
the ends Of the poles, then a STIR p
across behind and it is finished, and
is far better then a level rigging
Figure > represents an iron clasp
which is very much handler than
bolts to hold the rigging on it goes
over the ccnter-p piece Of the sled Two
OF them are nlentY.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

IF Italy deports 1000 anarchists
this year to Germany and other coun-
tries, Uncle Sam will do well to
watch his imports, The "other coun-
tries" will be mostly this country.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
PhiIlipsburg Herald

They speak Of last years shanty
rs San ancient landmark" in Okla
hOma
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
To Ripen Tomatoes.

1t does not seem to be generally
known that tomatoes do not require
sun, but ripen best in warm, dark
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

'JoHNNY," said the pretty teacher,
'What is a kiss" Il can't exactly
put it in words, returned The boy
but if yer really wanter kn W i can
show yer"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
TOPICS OF INTEREST TO FARMER
AND HOUSEWIFE.

Value OF Intensive Farming Wheat Being
Generally Fed to Live Stock Household
Device That Saves Labor and Dlrt-How
to RIpen Tomatoes Farm Notes.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

HUMAN skeletons are quoted at an
average value Of $40. The closet va
riety comes much higher
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-11-01

WHILE a man is watching his enc.
mics, his friends get away with aim.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-17
Bln11OruDA Du aLA oOnauuouD1u0A DB F4O.-R1Oo" 81
.s.l's.i. .n .sun poisro 10 .aivinq l. v.e .re =.

srroarag en- algun pOgrO 10 adivno 10 vsO, go ne
aaiga
-2Y IT, quiSioras2
Que fuOSsis mas prudsntO, NADIA mGS. Mirad, d no
% per pOr 10 meaos hacodlO pOr mi pues0 que ves
o. rOmpsiS ls cSbeza nj me mAtan Vamol mi ccrona
sreO qus me debsi1 81 cuidaroS poCol
OaStoret habia pronupcado egtas dtmaS paabrnS con
I'm tono Odo risueno, medic BupGennts, que CoRmoU6
profundamente 81 hermoso SoligRsc
EE coropS atrao 81 GOldadO lO AbraE6 frstOrnAlmen
y con No novlmiSnto cordial franco luego CogSndos
por Ia Ores Napoleon haCfa ayuda dc e6ua
70 Constant
-VamoS Credulo Limogin-diio-no to aOuerdoS
mas de napsS de 10 Calo de Tournon nj Aa prodC
CionOs de ID prof TIA HOz S amor de OatgsU que
biA dsja que vsnga mi deade 81 tonde del Mediodia
OIa mujer morsna que ebe darme tAnta guerra 81 eno
d pie pequeho ls mauo bonita los Oos enCaatadoros Ss
10 pOrdOno OdO sunque tOng quS dsr Il r'z6n Il uono
rita LenormApd Pero ahora trAta de mujor ruba
nj moreno FenemoS otrs que haCOr Oastorot HSy
una mpopibidHd que vevdadoros pOlgrou que
rror buen GOdado quiOn GAlvAr de que 10 fuElon
Vas ayudsrms intentArlO, 81 hay baas para II no
to EOrprenderI dc que les baya smeR pura Il nj buen
Nsrcia.
-lPusds mandsr, mi corous-dijo Narcial Caste
ret CON voz ubrsnts de admiration CariHo.
-,Tu roHel2 slguRas vscea. lTu compahero7 ne
nudo. Tu amigO2 i6mpre.
s0Hgnac oStrseh6 de nuSvo ID mHno del GsiStmts
On % mAno V0rvio1a lOal
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NOs escriben de Ia Cidra que allf g bar

Nov escriben de IL Cidra que alli se han
inaugurado AZ Hestau de Is P.troDa con una We.
lada dram6tico-liter ssgtn 90 hsbia ofrecido
en- el programa Concurri6 slacto una numero
ua concurrencia, en- medic de ID Cual descollaban
cusl preCisdai fires, airosas y ellfsimaG j6venes
que cor sus sncantos contribuiAn hscer mss
agradGble sq1el ratio de solaz y expansion. Fu6
puesto en- escena un precioSo di6ogo de Muhoz
Rivera, init uIsdo " Las dcs Musas," desempeha
do por les senoritas ZsEo y Rodriguez Gls.6
muchisimc. Leyeron dos poeafas los seEoreB
Jnstiz CastAnera; y 20 sGsren6 nm peque6o y
chisp'ante juguete CONGO de don jose e. Gen.
zalez, denominsdo Cato por lfeb Q Cuyo de-
nempsGo, bastante ajustAdo es uvo & cargo de
los apreaiables j6vsDes L6psz CSstanera y Ro-
drigEez. Termir6 81 Gcto con otro jguet
comic "Oomo 81 psz on el agu', rep eSensado
por los afc onados Sra. Pelaez de- Santiago y %
Hor Cashmere, en- los Que hay que reConoCer una
buena voluntad y frms deseo do agrsdar al pd.
blico, 10 que con'iQuieron. Y.... Thalfs dej6 Ell
campo lihre & TerpsisoEe, 8, pa'G dec rio maA
caro-, Ia orquepta d popular Clodomi prslu
di6 uu arrshatador walls mut't1d de psreias o.
lanSaroR al salon en- Confuao to be.liuo de luz J
de colorss. TAI agrAdabe yelada tOrnin6 L
uaa de ID manana
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En d houpitalillo de B,vsm6n ID 0ido one.

I'm 81 hospitslillo de B .yam6n he Sido ops
rads de nm cancer en- nm peCho, Ia veCina Carlina
Garcia, rrActicsndo Ia opersCi6a el h&bil ciruja.
mo doctor stahl, auxiliadO de suS dignos .compa.
heroB doctores GuijSrro y zaragozR. La opera.
Cion 90 verified con excelente resultsdo, pues Ia
Operada so eacusnt1A en- eStado sstiatsctorio y
90 espera obtsner Il CompIetA curaci6a en- t6rmi.
10 muy brevs LsstimA es que 81 mancionado
hospital NO reuna mejores condolences de ampli.
tud, , abrigo , ventllaci6D, para que el doctor
Stahl pudier6 eItablecer unA clfnica especial %.
ra los enfermos pobrss, aobrs todo, loB que han
de Ier obisto de opsraCiones quirdrgicaa, en- las
que tan buepos reHu' tados alCanz. siempre nuOg.
tro sGbio compatriots.
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Yapores que 90 eeneran:

El eapanol /" Rita, 81 del preBente 90,
li6 del puerto de CGdiz con dest no este.
FL vApor espsnol "OatslinA" sal6 de Cans
rial difsctamente para este puerto el del &C
tual 81 esaahol "MaSuels," de Ia Lila de Ca
ba Puerto Plats, Aguadills, MayagdeE y Ponce,
recslara del 20 al 81 del preseUte, y retornarS
hacienda lss mi'maI escslaS el sdmitieudf
csdente de Hamburgo Bremen San Tn >maI
eHtark aqut hscia 81 ~ del corrisDte. Seguir
viAie para Santiago de OuEa OiepfueRos via
Aguadilla Maysglez Ponce. El espahol "Os
talinG" ssli6 de ca iiz ara sste uerto 81 10 del
GorrieSte El f-snc9s tS,i 81 non" astSrs squi
hey proceas' to de Puerto PlSts, segui6 vi je
p raSan Thomas donde regres rA O l8 del actual
para SAlir direCtamente = ara H'vre Admies dc
cargG J pasAjerog.
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Mario HeyyerQ es 81 nonabre del nu

Maria Herrera, es 81 nOmbre del nuevo Va.
por de 10 empvesa 'Corrsos de les Antillss" de
loI Sobrinou de Herrera, cuyo buque, juzgsr
pOr Ia descripci6n que de 81 hace 81 psri61icO
ola Lucha", de la Habans, es E6lido, Smpio
elegapte, c6ncdO de M ardar de le4 nudos por
hora ests dettinad al traapo t. de pasajsros
Sc 'hiEo construir en- 1Oglsterra, bajo Ia direc.
recCi6p intslgente e6caz del mas antique Ca.
pitan de Ia compshfa, marino ex oerto acredita
do, don Federico Ventura el migmo que SO On
tendi6 en- Ia del"Julia." El dia 20 de los co.
r ente sA dra dalA Hsbsss es consiguisnte que
ser6 con direction & esta Antills. Nos BsludarS,
pGes el dia 80 , teudremos 81 gusto de viSitarlo.
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VARIEDADES

r5y-GalletsS de soda 6uau. QueSo pSrmeSa
no. Mantsquilla itAlisnA freaca. JamoneS ga
llegou superiores Pasta italianA legitimA Le
che condensAda freBca. PeraS de California
Queso de gruyere muy freuco. JGmonOI de Went
fhslia Aceite retiuSdo "TenG" on lAtsS Cog
Sac "Martell" Z. Xxx. Qusaob de bola en- lAtaI
coloradss. Vino "sAn Rsfael" loeitimo. AguI
de Marmo'eio muy freUcG Vino Rioja mares
Heredia. Salchich6n de Lyon superior Harini
Lsctes muy freB'a. Vino de Jeres "El InoCsn
To-" Longanizs de vich ViyO Rioja y mArCI
"S. gaata" acab.u de rsribir ofrecen CERECE
DO HERMANOS Y COMP.
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Lis QuE YENDEN BARAT1
Sobrino de Arnas
-GR u w I 3
Becibir6n Dor vapor OATALIN

RecibirGn pOr vapor CATALINA, pr6ximo
4 tomar puertr, los siRuientss Of 'ctos: Currica"
de A. 6, 8, II, is , 20 onSss. PeSss de hisrro
por kiloS Meiidan de latA del s'stems u6trico
PalmAtorisS de lai6a fuerte Tinta superior en-
botelIao, medias cuartop. Flomo en- planchss
espejoS pequeNos de todaB closes, marco. dorado
de madera, Esrrsjsdo de HE ro galvsnis ado
para gslineros, escritorou, ventanaa, etc etc tc.
Cola, que SO vende nUy barata Bssun mate en-
latitag, panel de cartas, botonss de hueSO, cordo
mes psrs zspatos, cinta dc hiladillo, cuerdaS y
bordonss Cepillos para csballos Extrsct3 de
Heno, polvos de srroz nara Is cara. maletas de
cuercs de vari' do tamafio, libretss etc. etc Muy
pronto llegar'n las celebrea rstoneraS msrca
ARMAS, de les cuslsG vendidas las que lltgAron
mace POGO dias, espsramcs dentro de poea pusvs
remesa PfdsnSe preciOa de estOs y ctroS srtf
culos; IoS daremos con gusto. 3-3
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n Huarouo :sO1rsuAO

mueho tempo de viyir RS On Limosn que PSriG d
aire ibrs como muer dedcada vigil r cortes de
1era "a ganado dOm6StiCs9 'lS msrquOSA"
hsba perdido 81 gu1to de Ser eOquetA Bonita oro
TEMPO nj Tqui preguntaba ya "a eHpejo u 10 queda
ba slgO de 81 belleza paHSda.
Sc hSbia reignSdo iendo san muy joven, enve1o-
cer ruba sdora otrO tempo de un ~ ioIo-
izO Bug cabeos estaban "a amArileBtoS de uu amNio
ajfdo eSpecial rOstrO que cuando g mraba de
peril parecla escultura eStAba CubtO smo que Sug
braROs manos de pec'a que debiS d sel q ars
del campo.
A pssar de estO, alta eSuda, con 81 cuslO go,
ID gsnorits de s Rigaudie teDis certo apeCto c6mco
unss mGneraS resuetas que 10 huberan hecho anpSts
Il 10 expression algo st0nera Do fsoBof no huhieGo
sdo corregda por una SmGble BOArSD POGO bur onA
IN acostumbrado movimsntO do hOmbroB que pAleefa
dsCr:
No Greats Runca mas que en- ID mitAd de mi bruS-
quedad.
-lY bisn, corOnel2-diiO dsIpueB que SOlign'c l.
hubo beaado Ia precise contssar que eScogeS
on los momentcs para venir. E'toy de NAL bumor: sO
recbdo eta masns una carta de mi iAtendOnte dc Be-
iRnAc Estos demonios de cooaOs deisn A prime
ra yerbR sin 'adansr mis- rsb'hoG tenen ID morrihA
Ne ois de nm amor capsE de dClSrHr qre este muodo
ets pobsdo de tontcs bribonsB Deciddsmonte "a NO
quisrO mas one 6 mono que 10 menus me lame los
dedoG ruGndo le doy uHa goolnSl
Y ID uehorita de IL Rigaude, volvi6AdOUe hAcia 81
moso que ensenaba los disntaS a coroae 10 arr6 una
dos eeEsSss quee bichllO maSeu6 en- sagSidA sybnde
aeaa Z lA boea con las ds mapos.
Toms, JMkI-dijO IA mATquRaa.-SNa q Vsgdad
eas Il @ vnesnssdos. ecr0asl
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mos Ia siVuients: e o. extrScto publicado en- o.
dltimo pdnero de Ia Retoyma Agri' la lei Scta de
Ia SsM6n de 10 JurtA general calebrada por II
ASoCia"i6n do ARricultors1 de 20 de JuUio a.
timo, 60 incu rio en- 81 error dc dscit que hAbisn
sido ree1eCtoH entire otyOS flores ConSejerou loG
seForss Disz Cs ejaS J BilbGs; siendo 81 que
eSa reelection caY6 on los HenorsS don MAteO
LuchPtty don Arturo Guerra que interinAmen
ta vepi.n de'eml ehando dishoI cGrgoS deBds que
csssrOn en- su eje ciciO los primeros por haber q
ausentado de Ia Isla.
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Eu d corri9a de torol verifcsda On Madrid

Eu IA corri'a dc toroI vsrifcsda en- Madrid
81 II de Junio favor de los Asilos de BsSef
csreia, fu6 nogi o 81 eSpAd, Fuente' pOr el SO
guido toro dc los que le correSrondis mat'r,
suspondiendole por una pisrna con el pison IL
quierdO, hAciSndols girar dos veces sobre el mis-
mo suer-o pssSnd SslO deSpu6 al OtrO, spgan
chAndole per OIL costado, per dltimo, derribka
dole en- TERRA completsmsnts sxtnime. Las he
ridaS son: una de cuatro csAtimetros de exten
sion Seis de profundidad en- ID region lumbar,
otra con erosioneS en- lA parte anterior J supe
rior del nusl iSquisr'O. El estsdO del diSStrc
ofrOce gravsdad.
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P'ssjeros llegadru de Msyagisz por el fs-
siempre enlace con el ferrocArril Ia empresa. La
entire Isabella Aguadilla SO encueDtra On muy
NAL estado los trAbajoI que Ee hacfAn por ID ju.
riBiicci6n de ID rsferiaa Isabella 90 han Buupen-
dido: Posa cora que hici ran los Ayuni smientol
terra ge harlan los aies con regularidad.
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AHoChe entire dias once de IL misma en-
contr6ndoss Eduvigis Osorio acost do on uno de
los bAacoH de 3 plazHeIa de Santiago, fue llam'.
do verg jazos por 81 guardIa municipal de +.
vicio en- aquel sitio y d indicarle ell Osorio que
ibs para 50 casa dormir trat6 dicho guardia de
NeySrlo al dep6aito municipal hacienda uto de ~
revolver, saliendo I'm disparo del que result6 he.
rido 81 re etido Osorio, atraveHSndole 81 proyec.
til Ia mapo music isquie dos Al verse herido
y AGO petdo 81 mennonsJo Oaorio Corri6 ocul.
tarHe en- el zsguaa de la cass EGmcro 80 de IL
cRlle de San FrsDcisso, de donde fus sacado por
usa psreja de Ia Gusrdia Civil que { Ia Saz6n
pssaba ,or ALI Del hecho tiene ,coDocimiento
81 JuEgado 81 herido fue trasladado 90 caua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-17
R4MTO P0PUL4B

Acords sn juats general de uccisniStaS el
aumesto de ESQ aOcioneS, y diHtribuid . por
queda iAdO en- el local del BsnCo, 10 lists dc !ts
que las ObtbvieriD se sonalaron para los p'gol
de los ciHco dividendOS, on ID TesOrsria del niS
m", hsstG 81 dia primsro de Ag0Sto primOro Dc
Sstiembre primero de ostubre, primeo dc No
viembre y primero de Dicienhre pr6ximoS veni
deros s-Puerto-R,n 20 Julio de 1894 Ell .di-
rector, j. N. MUNOZ BARRIO5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-17

RotondS del Muse, dc Pinturss, que fu6 cOnvsr-
lido on C pills rdisnte, ALI hs ertsdo eKpuesto
uu cadfver, NSto al Critic de VelaEqusE J lS t'on
cepci6B de Murillo. Cuanto M drid eTcierrA
10 n,table slli estAbS repIeaentado. PresiiAS
] duelo el Mipirtro de FameLto don Antonio
CauovAs del Castillo y los hijou dol Hnado don
Raimundo y don Ricardo. D'scanse en- psE sl
ex mio pintor maestro de esa gsneraci6n de rim.
toreI que ae amsron llamsn RoBsleg, Casadc,
PalmSroi Domingo, MARQUES Villeg,s, Pradi
llA, Fsrrant y tARtos tantos oLroB.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-17
Nos dice ua agreeable amigo de Fsisrd

= " NN@sV - 0FAN's10'91O "411A8W UW WJN4 V4V'
=. Hemos tsnido 81 gusto de estrschar il ma.
no de nuestro amigo eI inteligente joven don
Joaquin Lopez que regresa de esa Capital, des-
pues de hsber obtenido brillantisimas notas en-
los ex6neSes que Sufliera para su ingreso en- 81
CuerpO de telegrafos. Dicho joven, nos copsta
que Go estudi6 en- el termino de tres meseD todas
las materiAs sxigidas para eI referido .ex.map,
habiepdo siio CIasifcado, con 81 n6mero tres en-.
ire los dieS y siete que reUultaron aprobAdos.
Vale en- verdad uu APPLAUSE el her6ico esfuerzo
reslizadO per 81 imp 'tiso amiguito y me pefmi-
to invitar uSted para que 20 10 tribute muy al
to en- tu ilustrado peri6 dicO, ,aunque CON 10 NOR
tfauennos Ia mo 'estia de tan estudioso ioven."