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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24


Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en- esta
Capital al senior don Francisco Abreu, rico pro
pietario de Isabella donde goza de generates sim
patlas, Deseamosle buen tempo entire nosotros.
En- Utuado 81 81 del corriente con asisten-
cia detodas las classes sociales de ese pueblo, Sc
verified el entierro del comerciante don Natalie
Cort6s. El cadaver colocado en- lujoso catafalco,
propiedad de la Logia "Caridadn de la que era
miembro 81 fnado era tirado por un caballo lle-
vando siete cintas indivfduos de dicha Logia y
fue acompanado por la orquesta Este entierro,
nos escribe un amigo, efectuado civilmente ha ST
do uno de los mas lucidos que Sc han visto en-
aquella localidad.
He aquf la relaci6n de los pagos eiecutados
en- Ia Tesorerfa Central Depositarlas de la isla
durante ell mes pr6ximo pasado:
Secci6n 1.a-Ob Obligaciones generates S54, 1866
2.a-Gracia Justicia - 26, ,258-2O
3,a-Guerra -l2O, ,235-3l
4.a-Hacienda - l9, 123-4l
5.a-Marina - IL, 1895
Ga Gobernaci6n 47,896-36
7.a-Fomento - 44,973-4O
Total g 32A 6O5-58
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La tos de la grippe es un sfntoma que moles-
ia grandemente los enfermos. El Jarabe al
guayacol del doctor Rodriguez Castro es el Gnico
medicamento que 10 combate pronto efcazmen.
te Probable
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Sabemos por buen conducto que nuestro
amigo el ilustrado hterato don Jose Contreras
Ramos, piensa encaminarse en- breve Santo
Domingo. Es de lamentar La ausencia de dicho
amigo, mucho mas adm que aquf no encuentre
campo fecundo donde eiercitar su inteIigencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

En- el almaeen de mdsica de don OLYMPIC
Otero acaban de. recibirse las preciosas conoci
das danzas "Felices dias s'Tormento1 editadas
nuevamente para piano, con letrd de Ia senorita
Stella Arce. Su importe es so cts y Sc venden
en- esta Capital en- casa de los Sres. P. Noel y c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Para festejar la restauraci6n que ACADIA de
hacerse en- la Hermita de nuestra Senora de la
Balvanera Ia bendici6n de la nueva imagen, en-
la villa de Coamo, habra grandes festas en- los
dias 10 ? de Abrl pr6ximo, para las q nos en-
cargan invitar & todos los que gusten concurrlr.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24
VARIEDADES

Bacalao de Escocia superior, Idem sin espi-
mas, Buches de bacalao, Macarelas, Salmon
cuanto necesite Vd. para pasar las pascuas, com
prelo Cerecedo Hermanos Compaffa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Los senores Vale y Cancio, de Ponce, nos
participant que el seHor don JESUS Cancio, falle-
cido en- Aguadilla no es socio de aquella respe-
table casa, como Sc ha d1cho. Era primo segun
dode don Francisco del mlsmo apelido.
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Nos dicen de Toa.alta con fecha %:

"Ayer falleci6 Ia respectable sonora dona Ma
ria Nieves Rosado, de 80 amos de edad, madre de
nuestro amigo don Pedro Salgado y hoy ha te-
nido lugar eI lucido entierro.
Reciba su afigida familia 81 mas sentido pc
same que le tributamos. (R Il. Ply
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BLANCO Y NEGRO

lei gran bale que Sc prepara Los caballeros de
gusto para asstir al gran bale 5LGaco negro que
prepara deben proveerse de elegantes camsas de las
namadas PGrapaz en- la Camiseria Ia EgpOstc6n calle
de San ,JnstO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Escriben de Toa-alta ssSe est6 organizan-
do en- este pueblo una sociedad de Socorros Mu-
tuos. Sc aprob6 va el Regamento que Sc REMIT.
ra al Gobierno Sc ha designado su Junta Direc-
tiya.
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Ell senior don Enrique Renina Castanera, nos
dirije circular desde Madrid, participandonos que
ha establecido en- aquella Corte una Agencia pa
ra toda clase de negocios, en- la calle de San Fe-
lipe, ndmero Z.
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EN- LA EXPOSITION
ULTIMA sEMANA

Ell Bazaar DE La EXPOSITION. esta dspuesto
echar toda la casa por la ventana en- estos ultmos
dias que faltan. Nadie debe quedarse sin obeto
de recuerdo de la Exposition Gran rebala de pre-
clos. Abanicos al costo de Europa. 81
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La Compahia de los Ferrocarriles de Puer-
to-Rico ha recaudado del 1.0 de Enero al II de
Mario de 1894, 43, ,507 pesos.-Idem del Is al l8
de Mario de 1894, 1872 pesos-Total hasta la
fecha 48 479 pesos
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El vapor aleman HelOetfo cargo en- Ponce pa.
cuarterolas rom, q sacos con 2O4 xilos az6car, 4
cajas plata mejicana, lS barriles naranias j "a.
les tabaco elaborado. La goleta ingIesa Deadsu.
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Para Ca balleros SolcS

Sc aIqulIa una fresquislma lndependlente
habitaci6n con balloon a la Gale y un espacioso y
c6modo mirador. Para mas informes, San Fran
cisco 38 altos esquina 4 San Justo. 40
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Dando dando pasara Vd en- el Colmado
de Cerecedo los mexicanos nuevos Is eentavos.
comprando al contado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

En- ruta por Ell Este de la Isla saldra el vapor
"Avil6s' del puerto de esta Capital, ell martes 4
media noche.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Hemos sido invitados para la aperture del
"Casno de Artesanos' de instruction recreo,
casa ndmero l6 de la Gale de la Fortaleza La
Inauguration tendra lugar el 25 del corriente la
una de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Sc nos dice que la compafla Marin Varons
lara sus dltimas funciones en- Humacao los dias
le Pascuas, trasladandose Fajardo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Para conner extra sabroso en- la Capital de
es precise visitar el restaurant La Ca
talana, S. Francisco 3d.
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Donde mas sabroso Sc come en- Puerto-Pico.
es en- Ell restaurant Ia Catolqno, San Francisco 56
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En- Adjuntas Sc di6 sepultura 4 los res
tos del consccuente- liberal don Rosendo
Bosch Bosch, miembro de una de las mas
distinguidas familias de aquel pueblo. r. Up.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Para las pascuas debe Vd comprar 81 calza
do que necesite, en- La Constaacsa de Borras y
Reines, San Francisco 80. Hay grandes move
dades recibidas recientemente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Sc cangearon en- la Aduana de Mayagne
los tres primeros das de alberto 81 canje, 90 mi
y pico de pesos en- moneda fraccionaria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

: Han contrado matrimonio en- Adjuntas ell
joven don Jose Aparicio Rivera, hijo de nuestro
amigo don Jose Aparicio Diaz, con la distinguida
Y bella senorita Agripina Jim6nez Renaud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

unos mismos ideales en- an pensamiento comdn,
cuya base de inteligenca pudiera ser el clarfsi-
mo patri6tico programa del reformismo cuba
no. Por que no Sc intenta algo en- este sentido2
No podrfan llegar I'm acuerdo los Sres. Mar
qu6s de Arecibo Blanco esta direction
No agrada este Ell programa reformista del
nuevo partido cubano mo complace aqu9l
la conducta de los eIementos desprendidos del
partido Unconditional cubano, tomando como ba-
Sc de esa transformation las reformas del senoT
Maura
Por ell vapor correo que saldra. de este puer-
to del / 3 al la de Abril pr6ximo, Sc ausentara
para la Peninsula nuestro respectable amigo el Sc
nor Pbro. Doctor don Domingo Romeu, Arcedia
no de esta Santa Iglesia Catedral, con objeto de
restaurar su salud un tanto quebrantada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

Hoy han sido detenidos algunos individuos
que Sc entretenfan en- quemar destrgpar Judas
por las Gales.
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NOTARIA

La que era de Don Juan Ramon de Torres es ahora
del Lcd0 Don Jose Agustn de Ia Tore Sc halIa esta
blecda la calle de la FoFtaleza casa nero Az Ho-
ras de ofcinas de IL - de 8
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Total S s24, ,6O5-5s
Dr.. D Vicente Santoni

OcultSta dc Ia FacNltad de Parts. Recbe consultas
diarias de 9 de la mafiana de l a de la tarde
en- Ponce, Plaza principal nimero TO-
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"A personas interesadas en- el negocio consta
positivamente que ciertos sehores tratan de salir
de sus harinas viejas defectuosas, envasando-
las en- sacos vacfos de la acreditada 1bnp5adora
Doble NAL es este, pues Sc engaha 4 los consumi
desprestigio otro producto bien reputado En-
estos dias hacen las fasifcaciones los oa0abios
de fundGs. Los que deben velar, velan; pero
convene que los consumidores tengan aviso del
case para que no Sc dejen sorprender
Nos escriben de Arecibo: Con Ii solemn
dad acostumhrada Sc han leYado caho en- nues
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24

autoridades est& 81 impedir este atentado la sa.
lud pdblca 4 elias nos dirigimos igualmente
que La Subdelegacion de Farmacia para que,
6jando su atenci6n ell crecido n1mero de Gu
randeros de individuos que Sc dedican la
ia de medicna sin autorizaci6n legal, eviten la
constante reproduction de casos como ell de Jua-
na-Diaz recomendando los almacenistas ven
dedores de drogas medicinas al por mayor, Sc
abstengan de facilitarlas los que no esten legal
mente autorizados, pues las leyes no Sc escriben
para ser arrinconadas ST para que Sc cumplan,
ell capftulo segundo del tftulo quinto del C6digo
Penal. comprende esta clase de delitos
Tenemos la seguridad de que 81 La Subdele.
gaci6n de Farmaeia dirigiera una CIRCULAR to-
dos los Farmaceut;cos de la Isla Ell sentido
que deiamos apuntado, sera bien recibida por la
opinion que esta sacramento alarmada con La cons
tante repetici6n de casos como ell que nos ocupa
y 81 undo este viene ell castigo de los infracto-
res castigo que para escarmiento como salts
facci6n La vindicta p1blica sa haga conocer dan
dole la mayor publicidad, cesara la alarma que
en- algunas parties Sc ensenorea, y vendr$ la tran
quilidad imperar en- los hogares de donde aeci-
dentalmente desaparecera. Como nuestra mission
es la de velar porque sean castigados ciertos he
chos que puedan estar ocultos, prometemos no
descansar esar q la mira de cualquier atentado
cometido contra la salud p1blica, denunciando
desde nuestras columnas los que faltando su
deber, sean causa de experimentarse en- el pals
males tan graves rogando nuestros amigos nos
tengan al corriente de todo aquello que 4 tan i'm
portante asunto Sc refe1a
La (atGtana.-El amigo Fontanillas, cree, con
raz6n, que sus parroquianos habran quedado sa
tisfechos hasta . las oreias de estos dias de vi
gilia, para que puedan reponer POGO
fuerzas, ell afamado cocinero de su restaurant ha
dispuesto para mafana domingo el siguiente es-
plGndido menu
Ostras frescas Caldo gallego Huevos en-
camisa. Lech6n asado con agih-M6gili. Carne en-
10 Cardenal Media paella la valenciana. File
te estofado la catalana Pastel6n de polio la
reina. Pastelillos de gallina la italiana. Jam6n
planchado. Postres: Bollos alemanes. Crema
planchada Bunuelos & la espanola, etc. etcetera.
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FttEe1es dge lG 1sr6gaOrotas0rda
ID E M Al ID R I

Premio mayor 100 mil duros y no iuegan mas que
10 mil billetes Sc sorteara eI 10 de Abri pr0ximo
De venta Ell Ia peluqueria LAURAK Bat San Francis
co a. l@l
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En- el !" Paris Bazar

encontrara usted el mas brillante surtido de
PANUELOS de encaje de hilo y de seda
desde reales hasta pesos uno
MANTILLAS de blonda negras legftimas.
MANTILLAS de blonda negras y blan-
cas- de imitaci6n
PANUELOS de hilo blancos, bordados j
festoneados
Gale de Ia Fortaleza n ~.
PEDRo CAJUsTI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-24
BAzAR DE Ia EXPOSITION

No olYidarse de que ALI Sc venden infnidad de oh
etos curiosos mas baratos que ninguna parte. s.
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RECYBTDO
Gran sdrtido en- cortes de ca

Gran SurtldO en- coftes de caslmlres dc todOs pre-
clos
TISSOT
AL LADo DEL ColGADo DE LUNA.
FortaleZa 20
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-12-13
Tie New Chinese Treaty.

The new treaty with China was ratified last
week. 1t will remain In force 10 years from
Dec. z, 1894, aud unless six months before
the time expires notice OF Gnal termination
shall be given by either party, it will ontinue
for similar period. Briefly. the treaty pro-
yides: That. except under conditions subse-
quently specified The immigration OF Chinese
aboreEs to the United States shall be abso-
lutely prohibited.
There are excepted from this the return TO
the United States OF every registered Chinese
laborcr who has law IuI wife, child. or parent
in the United States, or property to the value
Of 81, 600, or debts of like amount pending
settlement.
The right at present enjoyed by Chinese sub
jeCts who are officials teachers, students,
merchants. or travellers for curiosity or pleas
ure, but not laborefs, Of coming TO, or residing
in the United States is continued. This class,
however is admitted only on certificate APP
proved by the Diplomatic or Consular repre-
sentative Of this country.
1t is agreed that Chinese OF the laboring or
Of any other class. either permanently or tenn
porarily in the United States, shall have all
the protection TO their persons and their prop
erty that is given TO citizens Of the most
favored nations, except the right 10 become
natnraizcd citizens.
The right OF China TO enact and enforce SIM
liar laws and regulations TO our Chinese Regis
tration act is enacted.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-12-13
Countries without Clocks.

Iu SttS.
Liberia, in Africa has neither clock nor
time-piece of any sort; The reckoning OF
time is made entirely by the movement and
position of the sun, which rises at q. IN.
and sets at p. m, almost to the minute,
the year round, and at noon is vertically
overhead. The ISLANDERS Of the South
Pac tic have no clocks, but make a curious
time-marker of their own. They take the
kernels I: ON the nuts Of The caade tree and
wa,h and string them Oh to the Tib of a
palm leaf The first or top kennel is then
lighted.
Ali of the kernels are Of the same size
ami substance, and each will burn certain
number of minutes, aud then set fire to the
one next below. The natives Tie pieces of
black cloth at regular intervals along the
string to mark the divisions of time.
Among tie natives OF Singar, in The Malay
Archipelago, another peculiar device is used.
Two bottles are placed neck AID neck, and
sand is put in one of them, which pours it.
self in;o the other one every half hour,
when the bottles are reversed. There is a
line near by, also, on which are hung II
rods, mar ked with notches from one 10 u.
A regularly appointed keeper attends 10 the
bottles aud rods, and sounds ihe hour upon
O gong.
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NEW BOOKS.

BESIDE THE BONNIE ERIER BUSH. b.
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These stories are irresistible for their
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by Josiah Aliens Wife (Mrietla iluey). Illus
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Mead & Co.
This is practically but a new edition of
Samantha on the Race Problem" and has
not been changed, except in title. The per
feet and faithful portrayal of life in the
South will entertain and charm everyone, no
matter in what locality. The illustrations
are a whole treat and there are so many,
and strong in character. that in looking
over them one feels as if one had taken
trip through the South in the old days.
THE DOUBLE EMPEROR. A Story of vagn-
bond Conarder. by ". Laird Cloves. Published
By J. ID. Lippncon Co, Philadelphia. For sale at
Bren;#uos'. Washington, ID. c. Price %.
A delight nj book Of adventure, travel, life on
shipboard aud among royalty. 1t shows forth
the disadvantages of greatness to the young
Emperor, and is interesting from beginning 10
cud. The illustrations are fine half tones.
UNDER FIRE. by Capt. Charles A. King. author
of " The Colonel Daughter" etc. Published by
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1t seems useless to praise Capt. Kings stories,
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They tell OF real. manly men, instinct with
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Wood. Illustrated. Published by j. Selwiu TAFT
& sons, 65 Finn Ave-, New York. Price. CLOTH
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A story OF much beauty and a strong por-
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the illustrations excellent aud the cover q
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Pensions and Fortifcations.

Chairman Sayers, of the House hppropria-
tions Committee has completed two bills which
afford an illustration OF what may be expected
in the way of appropriations this session. Tie
War Department submitted estimates of forth
fcstous aggregatinE $7,35T703 Mr.. Sayers S
committee has allowed 81, 7S9 600. or nearly
100000 less than was appropriated last year,
and nearly S60000O0 less than the estimate.
Probably Mr.. Sayers expects the Senate greatly
10 increase the amount, but il fairly illustrates
what may be expected in the way of appropria-
tons if Mr.. Sayers has has way.
The other appropriation bill which has been
completed is the pension bill and the amount
allowed is Sal 3s1, 900. TINS is 100000 600 less
than was Appropriated for the current fiscal
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For a New Territory.

Senator Berry. Of Arkansas. introdu ced bill
to create a Territory, TO be known as In
dianola, out of what is now known as the Indian
Territory. As Arkanas borders on that Terri
tory it is deeply interested in the disordered
and unsettled condition Of affairs in the Indian
country. The depre !atons of the Cock gang
and the incompetency of the Indian Govern
ment, as attested by the Dawes Com M sson aud
by wel-k8own facts, make it urgent that some
thing should be done at once to provide the
Territory with proper form OF Government.
Senator Berry says that the people of Ar
kansas, as well AS tie other surrounding terri
tory, suffer severely now from the lack Of good
Government in the Indian Territory. Bot
Spectators said to be interested in the
mainiaineace Of the existing condition Of
affairs and this may prevent the passage Of any
bill TO remedy it.
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THrReDAY. DEC. 6

In the Senate, Mr.. Turpe (Ind, D.. addressed
that body on the proposition to elect United
States Senators by popular vote.
bill was passed for the national dedication
OF the Chicamauga and Chattanooga National
Park on Sept i9 and 20, 1895, under the d.
re,tion Of the Secretary Of War; and then, al
LOO p. m, the Senate adjourned until Monday
IN the House, the Speaker announced the re.
tiremeut from committees OF the following: Mr.
Hicks pa. L. J, from the Committee on Levees
and improvements Of the Mississippi River,
and Mr.. sibley Pa, ID. J. from the Committee on
Expenditures in the Navy Department. he
also announced the following committee ap-
pointments: Mr. Wheeler ALA. d., Ways and
Means; Dir. Sibiey Pa. D., Appropriations;
Dir. Harrison Ala, ID. }, Judiciary; Mr.. Tate
Ga. d.. Naval Affairs; Mr.. Little ARK, ID. J,
Indian Affairs; Mr. Hicks PA, R.. Public
Buildings; Mr. Tracy IN. Y, d.. Merchant
Marine aud Fisheries; Mr.. Brom well lOhio, II. },
Railways and Canals; Mr.. Harter tOhio. ID
Private Land Claims; Nj Robertson la, ID. J,
Library; Mr. Sorg Ohio. ID. . Military Affairs;
Dir. Cromwell (Ohio. T. Expenditures in State
Department; Mr.. Griffin wis. d.. Militia;
Mr. Ogden la, ID. , Levees aud Improvement
OF he Mississippi River: Mr.. Moore Kan, ID. J
Militia; Mr. Brickncr Ky, d.. Expenditures
IN The Treasury Department: Mr. Coffin l9id.,
r., Mileage; Mr.. Henry Old, D. Expendi-
lures IN Tie postUfice Department and PEN
sions; Nr. Ogden La. d. Expenditures in the
PostoflIce Department; ar. Coffin md, r. J,
Private Land Claims; Mr. Griffin wis, ID. },
Arid Lands, and Mr.. Moore Kan, d. Ex-
pendituTcE on Public Buildings.
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