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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
How It's Continuance Will
Ruin Business at !.
Little Falls.
Other Business Than the
Railroads Liable to be
Paralyzed. ..

LILtle + dltS mas not YET DeSuu W
feel the effects Of the strike and prob
ably will not if it is settled iii short
time, but if it continues week
longer we are liable to feel it as keen
" as any town in the Northwest.
To be sure, there are now about
thirty railroad employees and one
hundred and fifty other .laboring
men out of work here ON account of
the strike, but it is hardly noticed
by the business men.
There are now on the pay roll Of
the Pine Tree Lumber company five
hundred and seven men, who receive
each month over $4,000, and about
S. 900 additional is paid out by the
company each month for repairs and
other expenses, making a total of
$3.50, 900 paid out right here at home,
which is considera ble of an item.
Before the strike the company
was shipping from eighteen to thirty
cars of building material per day,
but for the last ten days they have
not shipped a car and the sales in
this city would not pay the Office
force. Still they have kept the saw
mills running witt. the same crew as
formerly and pay them the same
wages, yet they have not been able
| to fill an order or take in anything
with which to pay them. They
have the lumber piled up in their
yards, but any business man will
readily see that it would becontrary
to sound business principles to keep
the mills running if the present state
of things continues for any length of
time, and certainly the outlook for a
speedy adjustment Of matters is not
bright at the present time.
The managers of the mill were seen
Saturday by Transcript repre-
sentative and in a conversation
about the matter said the mill
should have been shut down on July
18Th, but they have a we'll organized
crew. and it is their intention to run
the mill just as long as they can
without going into debt too far
but that If the present conditions
of affairs continues they will
he obliged to shut down soon. They
fully realize the situation many c1
their men will be in and the position
in whichit would place many of the
people. but they certainly cannot run
when they are unable to get thei'
lumber to the market. They could
not say positively how long the mills
would run. but hoped that the run
ming of freight would soon he re-
sumed so that they could fill the or
ders booked ten days ago and thus
be enabled to keep the mills running
and start up the planning mill.
Mr.. Peter Musser, of Musca tine
Ia, a member of the company is here
and keeping a close watch on thesit
uation. He is interested in othe,
mills effected by the strike, and
stated that when the trouble began
he did not think it would continue
very long, but Saturday .afte,
reading the newspaper accounts hi
felt more discouraged than any time
since it commenced.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
Two Issues.

The public mind is now excited
over two contests taking place over
a wide section Of the United States.
One is a contest between the .Ameri-
can Railway Union organization
and the former employers Gifts mem
bers. The other is a contest be-
tween the city, state and national
authorities and mobs In the con-
test between the laborers and the
companies, the public takes only the
interest that it hopes the matter will
be soon settled on q fair basis. But
concerning the other contest, that
OF the efforts Of lawless mobs to de-
stroy property and to prevent en-
forcement Of the laws of the country,
there can be no question of the prop
er attitude Of all true citizens. The
city, state and national govern
ments are under the solemn
duty Of quelling the mobs
and Furnishing the rioters at any
cost. It is notsa question Of labor
against ca pftal, Of Debs vs.. Pullman,
or the a. e. q. against the railroad
corporations, but a question OF law,
order and civilization against mob
law and anarchy The mobs must
be quelled, and they will be. The
people Of this nation have not main.
tanned 9 government for one hun
dred aud iRhteen years to now.
succumb to o destructive gang Of
rioters. Let the strike work itself.
ont as it will on lawful and peace.
full lines. but prompt punishment
should be adminis tered to every man
y hosy Violently opposes the enforce
sment Of laws that fairly protect the.
rich at persn1ls an q merit
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
About THE STRIKE.
Lots Of Trouble. at Chicago
and Neigh boring Rail
road Centers.
The Train Service at st.
Paul is Claimed to be
Improving.
Big Four Tied Up and the
st. Paul & Duluth r.. r.
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SWitchmen Strike.

Special to Transcript q.
ST. PAUL, July 6.-Freight trains
have arrived over the Omaha, Wis
consin Central, Chicago Great West
ern and Albert Lea railroads. Many
strikers are asking to he taken. At
Chicago riot is in progress at the
Union depot and a mob is trying to
Overturn q train. At kensingtOn, a
suburban point, the mob was fired
ON by deputy. marShals. and two
were known to he killed and several
wounded. How many is not known,
as the wounded We're carried away.
There is likely to be more bloodshed
at this place before the day is done.
Fifty cars were burned by strikers.
The fire alarm boxes have beer
plugged. A milk train was ditched
this morning, and engine wrecked
Eighteen cars of provisions were
looted last night near forty-fiftb
street. There were many other
depredatiors. Big Four line is tied
up today: st. Paul & Duluth switch.
men at Duluth have struck.
Burglars.
When Clarence Raymond came
down to his confectionery store Sun
day forenoon he found the back door
partly open. Thinking ne had left it
open the night before heinvestiga ted
the matter and found that it had
been forced open with crow bar
| Cigars had been taken amounting
to probably S., but he has not
missed anything else. The China.
man, who runs q laundry next door
says that sometime Sunday morning
he heard a noise in Raymond's store
but thought it was the proprietor
get ting ice. Mr.. Raymond is Of thu
opinion that it is some of our home
talent.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
INHUMKN.
I'm Inhuman Parent Deserts
= "a Child.

Sunday morning when one OF the
Franciscan sisters went to the west
door Of the convent and hospital she
saw a lemon box with something in
it at the bottom Of the steps,. She
called the Mother Superior and upon
Investigation they foundit contained
a male child wrapped in clothes
which were any thing hutclean. The
little one was cared for by the sisters
and upon the arrival OF physician
at the hospital he said the little one
could not have been more than
twenty-four hours old. It vii prob
ably fall upon the city to care for the
little one as it certainly is not the
place Of the sisters to do SO.
The Mother Superior thinks the
child was left there about O'Clock
Sunday morning, as at that time the
dogs made considerable disturbance.
An effort will be made to find the
mother OF the little wait, and If any
one is caught DESERVING children she
will. be severely dealt with.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
A Good Man,

Princeton Union: If Il new man is
to be chosen for chief Justice of Mill
nesOta. what is the ma tier with
Judge Chas. D. Kerr, of st. Paul?
No ADLER and no purer man graces
the bench of Minnesota than the gal
liant ex-sOldier, Col. Chas. u. Kerr.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-07-13
Yardmaster Graves.

Yardmaster Finnigan, of the N. P.
yards at st: Paul, went out on a
strike this week after remaining un-
til "all but him had fed" and Sill
perintendent Wescott put a new
man in his place, who is no less a
parsonage than NJ. O. Graves, an
extra passenger conductor. The
new man has been in the employ of
the Northern Pacific for years and
about twelve years ago was tele-
graph operator at this place.
The ST. Paul Dispatch says of the
appoin tment:
It was officially announced this
morning that Mr.. Finnegan had quit
with the understanding that he
could not return, SO that the ap-
pOintment of Graves as general yard
master OF the Northern Pacific is
final. 1t is related Of Graves as an
nstance Of his courage that,
once he interfered with marked ef-
feet at Fargo. One Of his brakemen,
Il slight young fellow, just up from a
sick bed, had a tussle with some har-
| vest hand, who insisted upon riding
il, the first-class coach. One of the
hObOes drew knife. and Graves
sauntered up in time to prevent him
from killing the invalid. Catching
the harvest hand in a firm grip he
threw him acl o s the platform and
aga n it the building with terrific
force, almost killing him, and then
Waded into the rest like a can vi
dynamite.
Friday morning while walking on
the foundation of the old Little Falls
Roller mill, which burned down sew.
eral years ago, Chas. Metzlarnoticed
something which looked like gold
partly buried in the :. rubbish
Upon investigation is proved to be a
filled-case watch to which chain
and locket were attached. 1t had
been through the fire and was badly
blackened. The case hinge was
broken and the works rusty but the
glass was as good as new. 1t is
said that +. F. Turner, who was
miller there at the time Of the fire
lost his watch, which with his vest
was left hanging in the mill. The
watch had stopped at 1910 which
was about an hour and a half after
the fire was first discovered.
DR.. J Z. Boehm, of Minneapolis
arrived in st. Cloud last night, and
will open an office for the practice Of
his profession here He graduated a
year ago at the State University
and has since been in the city hospi
tai at Minneapolis. The doctor is
an alumnns of the st. Cloud Normal
and has large number of friends
who will be glad to welcome him tC
a permanent home bere.-St. Cloud
! journal Press
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14

tlemsnts sigae ontrando elsadeBtiuatnsnto Ia le
provinces, no 80 puede negar, pues todos sAbo'
mos las grandes eAntidsdes de pesos meiicanos
nuevos que 80 han eKportAdo recientemenio, pa.
aos que, maiScutiblemonte, ontraron do contraban.
do despues de Ii famoaa dispouici6n del Inten.
dente Sr. Ctbez puesta on vigor oil a6o de
1885. LA creencis general-ol colrga no pndra
negarlo --es de que ho, como sye', los esecu.
ladoreu, burlando las leyes, sguoD iutroducisndo
moneda mejicana para buacar on este nlercsdo
o. favor que no encuentran en- nipgdn OTTO pais
do Ia TERRA
CreemoH Dosotros con nosotros, de flo,
10 generalidad de IoI honbres que pieDsar, que
faas cuestiones que 90 reacionen con nuestra &C
tual deplorsbilisima stuaci6n monetSria, debsr
aiempre tratarss on serio, para no entorpecer eI
ansiado csnie de Ia moneds 81 en- realidad, como
SO airma el miuissro do Uitramsr qui re darle
pronta soluci6n.
Nosotroa no podemos a7eyurar que en- il
actrAlidad SO introdusca moneda meiicana en- Q
pals, nj poiiismos decirlo sin pruebsS, no sic
pre- f&ciles de conseguir, sun cuapdo 10 creytra
mos por no exponernos ser proces,dos. Lc
que 81 no tenemos inconveniente on asegurar ts
q existe Ia cresnsia General de q el co5trAbandc
igue haciendosa cor grave neriuicio dol pats y
que parecs demestrarlo el hecho de que re ion
temente Sc han sorprsDddo IN Maysglez, das
puGI de desembsrcados, segdn 10 h, denunoiaic
la prenaa do sqnella locslidad, buen1s cantidades
de la Tnencionada moneda.
Por 10 demas, Las Not,ctas tendr6 quo con
venir con nosotros en- que, por 10 meDos es muy
faro que un psri6dico mejicano quo NADIA tien
que yer que tai vez no conozca nusstto &C.
tusl desbarsjuste monetaric, auuncie que So han
exportado para Puerto Rico, 700 mil pesos
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Carifos que matan

Nuestro estimado colega Las Notictas ref
ri9n1ose un suelto que publicamos hsce dos
dias, rep oduc Gadolo de E HerG7do de Madrid
que comenta 81 hecho de que El Mentor, de M9ji
co, aouncie Ia reciente salida de 700 mil pesos
en- moneda de plata de aquela repd olica para
Puerto-Rico y barajando indirectamente, sin
que nosotros sepamos por que, 81 Herdldo y El
Mentor on LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA, escribe en- gu
edlci6n de anoche 10 que sigue:
"Esta equivocado Ell colegs mejicano su
corresponssl. La cantidsd de 13.OOOO 900 es la
que mensualmente entrs de contraFando. Por
exsgeracl6a y error mayer 9 menor no Sc que
dan cortos los coegss. Lsr espaeies cuando son
tan absurdas caen en- 10 rdfcuo"
La iroDfa con que el estimable co'ega trata
ess question, no le justifca de ocuparsa tan su-
perfcislmant4 de asunto de tants lmportancia
para 81 pals.
DeSde lusgo que Puerto Rico NO pusdsn
importarse trecs mi'loneG de pesos mejicAnos
pars introducirlos de contrabRn.
do, peFa que IA tal mppeda ha entrade J preba,
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GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY.

Gobierno General Secretaria. - Negocia-
do 2.O-ReaI Deereto de indulto.-Real Orden
indultando Carlos C6rdovs Mater de Ia cuarta
parte de la pena de ocho amos IN dia de presi-
dio mayor.-Otra cOnmutando por Ia de prisi6n
mayor en- grado mfnimo la de IL amos y un dis
de reclusi6n temporal impueats q Enrique Fer
nSndez Percy otra indultando del resto de
Ia pens de un afo Ocho Messy 81 dias de pri
Bi6n correctional Bsrnardino Duran Cana
Cho.
Negocisdo de Obras pdblicas. -Disp6neSe
por 81 Gobsrnador SO autorice 81 paso provisional
por el puente del sefor Ubarri durante el perio.
do de repsraci6n del de Mnrtin.Pehs.
Conc9dese don Alfredo L. Collado Ia pro
piedad de Ia nina ola Ceibs y Las Cuevas' ra
dicada en- 81 barrio "Lajas -arriba" de Ia jursdic
ci6n de Lsjas.
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La recaudaci6n obtenids por laq Adua 4 er

La recaudsci6n obteni1s por laq Adua q en-
Mayo pr6xmo pasado es Ia siguiente: Delesnca
Emportaci6n.-Eu 1894; I98 676 pes 80 centa.
vos.-En 1898; 1876 538 pesos 20 centavos--D,.
tereucia de mss en- 1884; 3. 3S pesos 10 centa.
vog. -Exportscl6n: Sn 1894; 22.34I pesos IS
centsvos --En 1893; 6. 10 esos O9 eatavos.-.
Dferepcis de mas en- 1894; 1921 pesos 76 cen.
ia a,os.-El aumfnto de la oxportaci6n there su
orIgan en- el cafe que ha da1o uu aumento do
1926 pesos O4 ceatavos y las AduanaG que
tuvisron ese aumento fueron las siguisntes: La
de Ia Capital, 1924 pesos IA ceutavos; Ia do
Pouce, 1920 pesos 26 centayos; IL de Arecibo
1885 pefos 35 centavos; Ia de Vieques 81 pc.
sos 36 centsvoS. Las demas obtuvierou uola
mente bRisa.
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nRVannras ora sc

F5g@Vapores que Sc esperan. = Fl espadol
"Ram6n de Larrfnag ;" sali6 de Ia Peninsula e
del actual directamente para este puerto. E
espsfol "Manuela", pr ce1ente de la IsIa de Gu
bs, via santo Domingo, Ponce, Msvaglez y
Agusdila, llegsra del 20 al 81 del corriente E
espaGol Buensventura, ssldra mshans de Lii
vsrpool con rumbo este puerto. Ell espsfo
"Benita", 10 hzo el del que rije directo pars
esta 1sla EI espanol "Antonio Lopez, sai6 de
Csdiz el 10 del actual para eta Capital Ell 20 J
81 del corriente
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Aver Ee inscribierr n ON al Rariatro Civil

Aver Ee inscribieron on el Regiatro Civil dcl
Juzgado municipal de $. Frsncisco, os nacmien.
to de Cruz Rita Gonzsez Cue rero Dr..
mirga Pagan Fernandez Y Iss dsfunciones d.
!ita Gonzalez Guerrero, de rsqutismo Pc.
dro G rau Nont>uer, de fabre amsrilla En- e,
de la c. tedral, las defuI4iones de Vicente Prats
Y Rodriguez de gsstro on sritis agUda, Eustaquio
Orta, de caquexia siflfticA Jose Dub6n y Tara
della castro eNteriLis cr6li q.
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El mercado de toneleria en- Nueva York el
81 de Mayo pasado, era Ell siguiente: Cortes de
bocoy para rom, corte, 3-75. Idem de pipas de
25O galones Is 90. Idem de tercerolss de 80
gaoues, $50 Idem de idem de 80 g0loues, ca
lidad superior, 700 Tdem de barriles do 10
g ,ores, l-35. Idem de extra de 10 gsIones,
OO-9O Duelas de pipas extra, millar 90.
Ilem de bocoyes, 1000. Bocoyes vacfos que
han servido para miel, $50. Mas gastos de en-
treps Fleies de hero o.
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Ha tenido Ia stenci6a de despedirse de-

Ha tenido Ia stenci6a de despedirse dc NO
sotros para Europa nuestro querido amigo ell ae
nor don Periandro Serrsno, del comercio de ests
plaz, Nos dijo que le lIeva al vieio mundo e.
pror6sito de traer un gran surtido para su popu
lar establecimiento Gel Capricho," donde dejs
persona comp etente para representsrle com
placer vsnder barato sus parroquianos al
pGblico en- general Desesmos buen viaia y
pronto regreso al amigo Serrano
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Ha llegado eata apt !, procedente de la
Hahana, y nos ha favorecido con una vista,
pueptro estimado amigo el rotable pianista J
maestro compositor puertorriqueho sef.r don
Julio Artesgs, cuyo viaje haFfamos snunciado
Ell senior Arteags es possible que Sc decids q ijar
Bu resideucia en- Puert1 Rico de 10 cuaI nos ala
qrsyfsmos mucho.
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Anocho huho una pequeha fiesta en- el cast
no " La Flor do M yo, para obsequiar yarios
uanseuntss do Ia l4la que SO eucuentran en- ests
'apitsl. b. diversion, como todss las que cele
IRA el refeiido Casino, qued6 b'stauto animada,
terminaado con un bSile on que una vez mes lu
ceron aus encan.os las hass dc squel bsrrio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14

Mejor informadcs, rectifcamos la notici.
e1uivocads, gus dimoa syer, rsspecto al libro
"Colon en- Pnprto- Rico" de nuestro querido ami
go doctor Coll y Toete; y mauifestamos, que ha
lido premiado este trsbajo con medalla de orr
" no de plats como dijimos) por acuerdo una
mime del Jurado cslifcador de las olras de Ia in,
taigeacia
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=. ChevrennOnt .,,e;es gente "a. ss.

L. ChevremOnt .,nsi1o rgSn'e n.r. S..
la isle de Puerto Rico de Ia sociedad Ten la k
Portrait Co., de Auburn IN. York; h ce saber
q aus fAvoreoedores 81 p1olico, que los estiIos
de retratos conociios al lapiz, steel point, pastel
.gu4da tinta de Chiua de dos cI4ses, una sr.
perior y ira extral hen sido aumentados por
atros de divereos estlo, cualquiera q. sea el que
Sc recomiende Ilsmaudo mucho la atenci6n loo
'onocldos con el Dombre de Artstotint Los ira
oaos So gsrantissn como de los mas acabadoa
meior que Sc copocen hssSa el dia precios
mBy m6dicos. Sc conce5 an facilidades para el
pago, Mas informes, Gale de Ia Fortaleza, nd-
nero Sc, altos 30-2
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Un amigo de Usguss nos esnribe:-- Tenia.
mos escrita Ia cont staeitn a les sandeces del
sefor x, de Cayey; pero ls intervention de al.
gunas personas de ests ciudad y las recomenda.
cianes de otrss de aquel puoNlo, ros hscen reti.
rar eI comunicado, termnardo asi pesar nues.
tro, una diacui6n en- que Il senior X llevaba Ia
peor parte Porque, como dice la moraleia de
la conocida fabuls de Samaniego:
Quien pretende sin rsz6n
Al ma fuerts derrib r,
No consigue 81 no dar
Coces contra el aguij6n."
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Fueron detenidoa nper nnr Ia

Fuerop detenidos aver por Ia policia en- es.
70 Capital log indivi Iuos Ventura Rodriguez, por
ina eeckndalo; Eduardo Cana no, por haber
herido francisco Andino, ocup&ndosele una
lav'js; Simon Castro, por orden del Subinsrec.
tor seEOr alvarez; Jusn Fgneroa jose R. Del.
sadO, por r 1a escdndalo y francisco AmGsti.
"a, por ordea del senior Inspector te vigilanCia,
Dor heridas
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Hemos tenido el gusto de ar el abrazn dc
despedida nuestro qne lido amigo y cols boraior
81 senior don Enrique Viiauda qle srgda diji-
mos aver Sc ha embarcado hoy para la Perf1sn-
ls. Deseamos al amigo eatimsdo y su distin.
guida familis, I'm felirfs mo visis
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De Utuado nos escribe un amigo que gusta
ali mucho la campans inici,da por nuestro esti
mado colega La Voz de Ia Monta'a" contra Is
carnicerfa de aquel pueblo. El colegs CANA ms
simpatias cada dis entire tirios troyanos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14

Hemos tenido muchfsimo gusto en- estrechsY
mano de nuestro diatinguido iustrado amigo
! senior don Lucas Amadeo, que So encuentra
tempo almente en- estS Capital.
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Nuestro estimsdo amigo el senor don Juan
Macho Moreno he sido nomorado ice presiden.
TO do Ia INSTITUTION Libre 10 Ensehauxa ropu-
lar, y durants Ia ausencis del senior Tenea que.
10 hecho cargo de ls presidencia de la referids
INSTITUTION.
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Vsrios comercisntes dc " yagiez convenci
los de que no SO Ilevara a efecto 81 servieio do
alQmbrado e'6rtrico proye' tado, tan de NOR
tsE un gas6metro en- Ia referida Ciudad
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PA p ELL
Dc Imprenta todos tamafios, venden
MULLENIT0F Y KORBER.

En- 81 proyecio de prasupuestos do Cuba 90
consigna quo los billetea de Ia Lotolia SO vende-
ran on plata espaHos. Los premios que 10 OBJ
t9ngan SO pagaran tsmbi6n en- Ia misna plata.
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En- Msysgdsz SO haceu grsndes preparativos
para celebrar el "a de JUNO, dia de San Juan,
patron la Isla.
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Miertras duro Ia uelcis del Sr. Brau, queds
ra a frente de la direc6A de 'EI Clsmor del Pals"
nueatro competente amigo el S. don joe Fran.
cisco D az en- ca dad redactores don Henri.
lue Hern ndez, dan Jose Gorils, Don Luis
Bran Zugu®ui d Jose ds Diego
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Nos escriban de Arecibo: sabemcs que Ell
digno director de la Compania de ferrocarriles
seno~ Renaudiu hsce aetivas gestiones en- averi-
guaci6n de lo5 hechos denun isdos en- este peri6
dico contra 81 te do q Efta ion l. Arecibo Sr.
Escrioano"
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El nercado de mono iss en- Nueva. York eI
81 do Mayo psasdo era como aigue Soberanoa
ingleses, 4 81 49O. 20 faueos orc, $50 q
"a. Soles y pesos chilenos, 5l4 524. Pesos
meicenos, 5lI & 52!. Plata en- barras, por onza
de 999 fno 629 SO. Onzas mejicanas, 1856
1910.
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Be encuentra desempsdGndo intsrinameete
81 cargo de Jefs do Il Estaci6n del ferrocaryil
an AFseiho don Jess Aysla, pyebo intelig5ate
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14

sabsmos por psraonas competentes one re-
sutaron muy brillantes los exSmenez de Ia es-
cusla que desempsha Ell profesor don flyaEo
Martinez de Leon. TodoI los alumnos contsata,
ron con precis On J a'ierto ( las interrogaciopsu
hsehsu pQr 81 Tribunal Con guEte ub'tFanca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14
Banos de Coanno
MEDICO-D DIRECTOR,

MEDICO-DIRECT0R,
Don Enrique Raus de Ia Rubia
Sres. Julio NJ ehard6n y Hermano
Oueda alberta la temporada Official de 1891 con grandes
meoras entodas las dependencies delestablecmiento
1arbfa para cGtegort0 de a.
Hospedaie complete en- la planta alta de la ca
.sa, inciuso banos o duchas demas apca-
clones de las aguas: por persona, al dla,
(maximo) =. -. =; ;..,... ...$3 ::
Idem, idem idem en- la planta baja i'd, i'd. 2-50
Ninos hasta cuatro amos: al dia.. :. :. .... so
Idem de cuatro a ocho dem idem.. =. =. =. :.
Idem de ocho doce idem idem.. E. =. . $50
Criados precios convencionaless
Hospedaje complete en- la panta alta, sin
banos.. . -. =. :. :. ................2 $50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-14

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