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DIED.


AcHsTFTTER. At parents residence. No. aoe
New York avenue northwest, on saturday, Jana
airy o. 1894. at O'Clock an. SEBASTIAN.
aged one year. four months and six days, and,
sunday. January I. lsss at 1880 sn.,
Eld Ell ,, aged eight years. three months
aud Josephine Achstetter.
lnterment private at St Marys cemetery.
BAKER. LUCY BAKER, the daughter Of Rocky
/ Walker and the beloved wife Of Mstthe.
1894. at pm, and sang the triumphing
hymn
We marching down to Jordan. STEADY snA
We are marching down Jordan. HaIlelujah.
Funeral Will take place at the Vermont Avenue
baptist Church Tuesday at O'Clock, IF. "A.
p-m-. KATE BIsciioF. at the residence OF bel
father 500 9Th street southwest.
January 10. at an. Relatives and friends
invited oBaltinore papers please copy, e
Boi uI 90 January :, 1894; at $40 an.
topher G. and Cstharine W BoIiiaseS. in the
d%eniy :, IN year ga q his Sse from injuries r
Funeral services viii be held at his late resideuce
No 22cs | street northwest, on Tuesday even
Gs s Cemetery. sroosSS. NS er on w.S
nesday. January TO- Friends invited Please
omit flowers. ,Brcoklyn and New Sort pAp-p
please ccpyJ
BUSHNELL AT Providence Hospital at Z o'clock
pm. January 9. 1ss.. FREDERICK Z. Bus
cHEl: aged thrty-feur years.
tabiishment a2s PennsyIvania avenue at
O'Clock pm.
DowD. On January :, 1894. MARY DowD. ax.d
seventeen years and four months.
denee. 2os4 l2th street northwest. on tuesday
morning ct . o'clcck. and thence 10 the churrh
the Iepose OF her soul
RSIzABETH ]. EVANS AGED ,ortS,npe y .S,'
Funeral on "wednesday AZ o'slerk fr,m her ls,e
residence' "a ed street portbwesS'
s;so nm. CHESTER HkTHAxAY vounress
child II John and Marr Hender.oa' assS sour
months and twelve days.
IN MEMORY OF OUR LITTLE CHESTER
signs aa si iea G1 were al in in vain da
Happy angels came and sought thee
our great loss has been his gain
By HIS FATHEA
Rockville Nd. papers please conn.,
NAiiolNEY. The remains OF BENJAMIN OLIVER
MAmoaSES viii be eI W frS% q. vault az
NUMBER TN Monday. January =. 1894 NJ 2.30
An Sc GEoRGE H. husband Of Natalie Nooder.
Csn,,a I'm ar.a1 ar,ns, a U 20. Lss Sor,n
arI 10 =, q $500 :, =. P.as,ssas - 1917
are re.pectfuIlS invited 10 sat.nd' MN -
ZIG "a street northeast an Ianuarx = isas'
TIIFRt,< n <oTTpZ ~, Me-. fov,. 49,
fwepfy-.eyen wears and eleven ,n.pfhs
patti nr>,. ,,r Sunday I.,,~rx 100. - a..
Panl,i,n. h,u.sf.aS nsar f,un,,n.son = 49,
aa. ~ M,p f Eh3 I se.sn'h yssr ~
Rear Admiral Hiram fanlain@ n s .S
ss,rh,. ~ a. IN ,as,hs, u..,s,. ~ 80
S ~, ,s.A,t - 1ss a"'s MI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
THE CANVASS OF THE CITY.
Arranging to Make n General Cau 4.
Behalf Of the Poor

Behalf Of the Poor.
The committee charged with the general
canvass of the city. which it is proposed To
make to secure contributions of money ana
supplies for the relief of the destitute. has
had several meetings and devoted many
hours to systematizing the work and Sc
curing the service of responsible subcon,
mittees. IL is intended, so members of the
committee say. to make the duty of the
canvassers as easy of performance as DOS
sible. The whole District has been divided
into thirty-three districts or subdivisions
In each Of these there will be an active
committee to attend to the canvass Chair
man Truesdell of the canvass COMMITTEE
and his associates have selected most OF
these committees and are waiting only to Sc
cure acceptances of appointments In order
TO put the machinery in operation.
The duties of these canvassing commit
tees. Chairman Truesdell saws are OF the
utmost importance and IL is likewise i'm
portant that the work which they are 70
90 should be commenced at an early day.
Inc FUNDS row on hand will soon be ex-
hausted and there will follow many veeks
OF extreme suffering on the part Of the un-
employed and destitute OF the city, unless
ane renei committee secures a generous
and steady stream OF contributions.
Mr. Truesdell thinks that the canvass
Will be started in every district on the
same day The fact viii be announced in
si,S newspapers anu all cltlzens Will be cali
ed upon to give a hearty reception TO the
canvassers and to help them I'm their work
by giving quickly Citizens are TO be re-
MINDED that the work undertaken by these
canvassers is performed I'm the interest OF
the whole community and that everyone
should help them and render their duties
as pleasant as possible. Ii in calculated by
members of the committee that the SUBJ
committees can go over their districts in
two or three days. They will be provided
with books and blanks drawn up so as 70
facilitate their work as much as POSSIBLE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
Dox,r HEsrr.rr

You know the old saying. He who he-itates isi,s
II certainly applies with force thinyx
When You know you are right don't hesitate 10 say
{; when you know what you want don't hesitate c,
dcmandit.
When you go to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LITTLE
LIVER PILLS don't hesitate to say you want CAR
TIERS. don't hesitate 10 that you eet''c-A-R
T-E-R'sr and don't hesitate to refuse anything Of
fered TO you ''same CARRIERS" or '.jast
as good as 'C-A-R-T-E-R--s.'" There IL nothing
good as CART Frs" They never fail
Don't hesitate to say when limitations and frsuis
offered to you.
Don't hesitate to demand the genuine Carriers
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Snail Pill Small Dose Small Price. ,s5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
Cambria
Edges.

MARROW, MEDIUM and WIDE CAM
ERIC EDGEs-5c. to Toe a yard. With
extra wide margin-10c., 12llc., 15c., 49,.
20c., DC. DC, 30c., 35c. and 3715c.
yarc.
OPEN-w0RK SKIRTSG ENBROID-
ERIES-5 to IA inches wide-25c., 30c.,
3oc., 3I1zc-, 4ec., Soc. 55e.. 621sc. and
75c. a yard HsERTiNGS TO MATCH
Dc. to SOC. a yard.
OPEN-wORK CAMBRIC EDGES. in Irish
Point enects-25c., 371ac., 4oc., Soc, &C.,,
62hc. and 75c. yard.
ALI-OyER EMBROIDERED CAMBRIA
-5Oc.. Toe. 81 and $1.25 yard.
ALLOvER EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC
In Irish Point efects-S2 and 81. 80 a yard.
. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
C0uriers of Spring
At
PERRY''S.

" ONE In and the new EMBROID-
ERIES. They are beauties. No mat
Ster whether you have got use for
them now or not-see them while they
are all together-before some anxious hands
lay hold Of them and pluck the prettiest.
They Just over" The first of the
spring fashions to land. The first of the
nrst-the choicest Of all. Won't you ap-
preciate that the designs We show are a
digest Of all that are created We 20
misunderstanding thoughtfully. Order ex-
clusively. Different from everybody's. Bet
ter, We think What do you think? All
We need now is your approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
Swiss
Edges.

MARROW SWISS EDGES-Sc., 1Oc.,
12l1c., 15c.. 1sc. and zoe. yard.
MEDIUM wIDTHS-15c., 1sc., 2Oc., Sc,
Doc. and s7Iac. a yard.
WIDE SWISS EDGEs-30c., 35c., 37lsc.,
4oc., soc. and 62iac. yard.
INSERTINGS, to mateh-10c. to 35c. q
yard.
AIL-ovER swys EMBRoIDERIEs- %,
tl.50 and SITS a yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
Nair1SOOk
Edges.

MARROW EDGES-5c., &C., &C., &c., 10c..
11e., 121sc.. 14c., 15c., 1sc., 20c., 22c. and
&c. a yard.
MEDIUM wDTHS-10c., 12iac., Ice.
1se., 2oc.. 22c., Sc. &c.. &C., s5c. and
37lsc. a yard.
WIDE EDGEs-40c.. Soc, 621ac. and 75c.
4 yard
AIL-OyER Nainsook Embroideries to
match-I5c., s7l1c., soc, 81, S1.25, S1.5O,
Sl.I5, 81 and $3.50 yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08
The Expre.. Com p.ny Wins.

Finding it can make no better terms, the
Treasury Department has withdrawn the
revocation of the contract with the United
Staes Express Company for the transportA-
ton of government moneys and securities
The only bids received for this service were
from the United States Express Company
and Adams Express Company. and the
rates offered by each were In excess of the
rates paid TO the United States Company
under the present contract
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08

Chill Rem CRY y
FOR PITc ms
casio RIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08

A DEVASTATED COUCH CRUELTY TRIES THE
Lungs and wastes the general strength. prudent
resort for the afflicted n Dr. ID. Jaynes III
Pectorant, a remedy for all troubled with Asthma
bronchitis or any pulmonary affection
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-01-08

Cover nment Receipts Today.
The receipts from internal revenue today
we're s6s4. $50; from customs, &0O4. 49,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-11-03
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Notice of Assessment.

GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COMPASY.-L
Acation OF principal place of business. San
Francisco. California; location of works, Dew
IFS Gate Mining District. Lyon county Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at meeting of the
Board Of Directors. held on the 18th day OF
September, 1894, an assessment mo. II OF FIT
teen Cents per share was levied upon the capt
tai stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
ately In United States gold coin, to the seereta-
ry. at the Office OF the company Room 30 Ne
vada Block No. 800 Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
10th day of October, 1894. will be delinquent.
and advertised for sale at puhlic auction, and
unless payment ~ made before will be sold on
Monday. the Fifth Day of November. 1894.
to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost Of advertising and expenses of
the sale. Il. Is. HOLMES. Secretary.
0hice-Room 10 Nevada Block. No 800 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-11-03
POSITION EVE EMIT,

Notice is hereby given that by order Of the
the Board of Directors the date of delinquen.
cy OF Assessment No. Is hereby postponed
to the 18th day OF November, 1874. and the day
Of sale of delinquent stock Is also hereby poet.
poned To the 9Th day of November, 1894, az
the same time and place III.
b B. HOLMES. Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-11-03
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN

AT q 31Et C1N'i
On Farm or City Property In any section OF tne
country where property has fixed market
value. Money ready for immediate loans
where security and title is good, No Commits
sion. We solicit applications. Blanks furnish
ed upon request.
ALLEN a CO, 40 Il 42 Broadway, NY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-11-03

State of Nevada. d,
RESOLVED by the Senate, the As
sembLy concurring, That the Con
stitution Of the State Of Nevada be
amended as follows:
Amend Section 3 Of Article VI. OF
the Constitution Of the State o, Ne
vada 80 as to read as follows:
Section three. a Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court shall be elected
at the general election in the year
a. ID. eighteen hundred and ninety
eight, and at the general election
every six years thereafter, and shall
hold office for the term Of six years
from the first Monday of January
next succeeding his election. Prior
to the year n. ID. eighteen hundred
and ninety-ninc, the senior Justice
OF the Supreme Court i'll commission
shall be Chief Justice.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
90 (ot fifteenth SESSION. Relative to
amending the Constitution Of the
State Of Nevada.
Resolved by the Senate, the As
seHtbLY cOItcurring. That the; Con-
stitution OF the State Of Nevada be
amended as follows:
Amend section II Of Article VI. Of
the Constitution Of the State Of Ne
vada so as to read as follows:
Section eleven. The Chief Justice
OF the Supreme Court and the Dis
trict Judges shall be Ineligible to
any office, other than a. judicial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-25
Exposition de Santurce

Continuamoa Ia relsc6n de los prenios otor
gados por el Jurado de las recompensas de 10
Msasi6n honorEfco- el grupo 8. 3.0-Mue.
bles otros obietos psra habitaciones Do Ra
faela CapetilIo y Echevsrr{a, do1a EIvira Cano-
ga de Meaux, (CapitaD y dona Monserrste Diez
q rnedallss) Por 81 grupo 4.0-Vestidog y de
mas objetos para uso de las personas-D.A Ines
Capsrr6s, doha Obaulia Cottes, doha Carmen
Cueyas. doha Monserrate Diaz y doha Pillar Do
m ngo (CapitaD --Da Amalis Casas, de Isabella;
dofis Carmen Casablanca de Julbe, de Guayama;
dofis Josefa Disz Arana, de Rio.piedras; dona
Carmen Domingo de Bsrrevas, de Mansti; doha
Maria Ines Echevarrfa Batists, de Gnrabo.--
Menc6n de cooprdc6s-Por el grupo To- Obrss
del iugenio humano.-D.a Obdulia Cottes, do6a
Amparo Fernandez Mater, don Manuel Fernsn-
dtz Juncos don Gerardo Garriga Ballell.-
Por eI grupo %. Material spicaciones dc
Ian srtes hherales Don Saturnino Castro don
Federico Garcia Diaz de Ia Capital don Juan
Cuevas Aboy, de Ponce. Por 81 grupo 80. Niue
bIes otros obietos para habitaciones. Dohs
Petra A. de Carreras, dofa OSdulia Cottas, dohs
Ooncepci6n Echevarrfa dt la Malfs Garcfs, d.
Il Capital dona Carmen Domingo de Barrera'
de Msnati. Por 81 grupO A.. VOstidos y dema'
obietos para uso de lss personss Doba Mar1'
doia Dolores Franco dohs Msl1a Garcia, de
is Capital, dofa Amparo Casablancs de Ryan, d.
Mayagdsz, dofa Elena Gsrcfs de RUdrigueE dc
Bayam6n. POr el grupo So Producto de lsr
industries extractisas = Don Manuel Oiyida-
mes Alfonso don Francisco Fernandez Po-
rrats Doris, de Gusyams Aguss minera
les de Coamo; don Manuel Chico Lopez
de L,res; don Alejandr6 Dav'ls de Gurabo; Far
macia Central, Ssntc Domingo; dor Franoiscc
Felid de San German don Pedro Gatell, dt
Yaoso.-Por 81 grupo 7.0-AGmeptos frescos J
en- conasEya.-Don Ariutides CsbsgDe de Ponce
ssnoreu Canals Coll, don Mstfss Cspcel }
prsapo ' don Manuel Chico , Lopez. de LsEaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-25

Este diputado, Sub.secretsrio que es del
ministerio de Utramsr termir6 sus estudios en-
la cartera de leyes en ell aio 1868
Su poBici6n indepandierte por los nterssss
que tiene en- su distrito hace ore este sea suyo y
que cuente con verdadera Influenza politics J
social
Ingres6 en- el Paramento por primera ve,
en- las CONSTITUENCIES de 1869 y ha continusdo
repreuentsndo 81 mismo distrito en- las Cortes de
II, Y, 70, 76, 70, 81, "a y s6 En- 1871 70
fus sec etsrio del COnsejc, dandoae conoCer co.
mo orsdor de altos vuelos.
FScil de pasbrs, dialG,tica concisa argu
m"ntaci6n s6'ids eu dido con stsnci6n pOr tods
la Camsrs.
Ha sido iefe de secci6u del Ninisterio dc
Fomento Director general del de Ultramar
El sefor Becerrs 10 propuso al gobierno pa.
ia la Sub.secretaria de Ultr'mar cuyo cargo
scept6 en- 81 cual ha de dejar recueIdo grato e.
las provinciss ultramsrinss
Polftico serio, liberal convencido lesl, su
intelioencia 8 inAu ncia las ha empleado siempre
en- defensa de su psrtido
Joven, de caracter sgradable y de gran illus.
TRACTION, 81 senior Merelles llegLrG donde legs1.
dnicamsnte los hombrea qre valen mueho.
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Tssgrama importantlsimO
(iServictO particular de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA),
AsESINATo DE Mr. CARNOT
Presidente de la RepdblieS FranCesA

Nuestro corresponssl de San Thomas nos
comunica por cable esta tarde, Ia siguiente desa'
gradable noticia:
"Telegraffan de Paris que el Presidente de
Ia RepdbIica FrancesS, Mr.. sadi Carnot fu9 ale
vesamente herido aver por un joven de nsciona,
lidad italiana 81 dignisimo primer magistrate
de la naci6n frsncesa muri6 anoche Ia una dc
Ia madrugads. Su aseaino hs sido preso y SO su-
pone que el movil de ese horripilante Crimen
obsdece una venganza motivada por Ia ejecu-
Ci6n del anarquista Valiant"
Hssts aquf el despecho de refe'enca que,
como es natural, hs debido cnusar profunda sen
saci6n on todo 81 mundo Mr.. Sadi Carnot ere
iustamente estimado no sosmente por sus con.
ciudadanos, sino por los hombres honrados de
todas las naciones Era un msgistrado recto, jus
ticiero caballero on toda la extension de palsbra
one pronto debfa cesar consttucionalmente en
81 cargo que le habia confado Ia nac6a.
Nosotros apesadumbrsdos por 81 deplorabe
suceso, hacemos nuestro el iusto pesar que hoy
debe sentir la noble Francia por el trajco fin de
uno de sus hiios mes distinguidos.
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7ELEGRAMlS VIA SAN THOMAS
{ 1radueidos para LA CORRESPONDENCE }

Nueva. York, JUNO l6 Ell nuevo empers-
dor de Marruecos ha dado amnist{a general y
nombrado califs a su ito Ei orden empieza q
consoidarse en- Marruecog.
Nueva-Y ork, Is I'm despacho de Roma
dice que un conocido anarquista recien expulsa-
do de Franois, llsmsdo Lega, dispar6 un tiro de
revolver contra 81 seHor Crispi, presidente del
Conseio de ministries que csballo Sc dirigfa Ia
Camara de los diputadoa Las balss tueron &
Chocar contra un carruaie sin que atortunada-
mente cAussran dafio. Legs fu6 preso Immediate
msnte.
Nueva-Y ork, 20. Notlcias de Londres di-
cen que aver ocurri6 un gran incendio en- aque-
lla Ciudad, destruyendo completsmente una cu'-
dra los edifcios que Sc hallaban entire Paradise
Pleace Paradise Street, Finsbury desde el Mt
moro 81 hasta el IS de Tabernacle Street. Las
psrdidss Sc calcu an en- $50 mil ibras esterinas.
Dicen de Berlin que pronto sera anunciado 81
compromise de mstrimonio contraido por 81 prfn.
zipe Cristian, hijo mayor del Crown.prince de
Dinamarca con la princess Maud, hiia de los
principes de Gales.
Mercado de Nueva-Y York.-Harina st. La
wrence de 8 pesos 55 centavos 8 peEos 65 cen
tsvos.-Idem de maiz Brandewine 2 pesos 80
centavos.-Ag1car cristalizsda 81 librs.--Iden
m scabado s89 test) 2 4[l6-Mieles inglesas a
10 centavos gallon. - Oambios sobre Londre'
4.87@.-Tocino de nueva estaci6n de $l33 $I38.
Pesos meiicauos 5l3 centavos.
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vera, demoutr,ndo e intcr6g qua les inspira su
aoble mission. TamhiGi dej6 aatiBiechs Ia Jun.
ta h escuela del respectable SnciSno senior Matos.
Entire otros se han distinguido los nj os Emilio
Rodriguez, Eugenio Dros, Joaquin Rodriguez,
Manuel Sfnchez, Sautisgo Hernandez, B'ldomo,
ro Zsyas Juan Otero, Juan V Nicasio Rodriguez,
ItcariAs sdr"ngs sotero Renduolo, Simplicio
Quesada, Manue V&zquez y Natvidat MsDgual;
Angel Alvarez, Pedro Romdn. Jcfds Hanbrans,
Pedro Plaza, Angel Andres Ferrer Norberto
Rivera, Vhlentin CrietifD, Rafeel @atos Enrique
Torres, Francisco Chinchlla, Alfonao Charter y
Francisco Davila. Las egcuelas de los profOsc.
res seEores SegSrra Remand, Pssarell Rogue no
han podido dsr 81 resultado apeLecdo por esos
maestros debdo CAUSES Independence de su
voluntad, pero NOS consta que habiendo deHapa.
recido eaoa motives muy pronto SO colocsran esos
establecinientos do ense63pza q Ia sltura que de.
ses s celoss JuOtade Instsucc6n Sc mereee es,
to culto vecindSrio La distribution de premios
Sc llevsri csbo 81 de Julio pr6ximo con Ia
solemnidad debids, iepH ti6ndose entire los ag9
ciados preciosos lbros de inatruceion recreo.
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el bieuio de- 10. do julio pr6ximo hssts el 80 10
JUNO do 1896 Don Hfrminio Diss Navarro,
Ponce; don Miguel zsbAlets, Guayams; don
Juan Rivera Pou, Arroyo; don Francisco Zsn6n
Cell, Patlllss; don Geronimo Alvarraciu valo.
cillo Maunsho; don Julio RUIZ Salinas; don
JoF6 Fsrrer Roiues, Juana-Di q; don Alberto
Asldopado Morales, AdiurtSs; don Miguel Pur.
cell Satire ? huslss; don Ullgeg ivley e..
driauey, GuNyauila don SAIustiano Torres q.
lon Cosmo don Vicente B.sneo, Aibonito; don
Nicolas Ssntini, BArranqnitsa; don Julien Colon
Rivera, Sabsns del PALMS.; don Frsncisco Gue.
rrero, BarrOs; don Vcents Col6a Il yss Santa
Isatel, MsySgIez. Don isscsaio Fajardo Car.
dons, Mayagu z; don Carlos M'Osater, Naricao;
don Andres CAnsbal Maril, Isabella; don Fernaa.
do Fernandez, Arecibo; don Cl.ments Perez.
Utpado; don JusU Padr6, BsrceoDett; don Pa.
0lo MirandS, GALES; don joe Muris Agusda;
don Wet, riano Pehp Aguadills; don Ale dss
Babilonia Talavera, Mocs; don B"aulio Csballe.
70, San Sebastian; don Antonio Puenle Manati;
don Miguel Echslecu, Ahssco; don Antonio Ro.
drfguez Camuy; don Joae Artonio Fieytas, Ca.
bc-rojo; dtn r fael kosas, Horuig eros; don
Pablo fletri, SabsnS grande; don Pablo Vidal
7opero, SIS Germ n; don N coIas Tuva, Rlnc6n;
ION JJa6 Amador Quebradilas; don Francisco
Guerrs Bstancourt, La Maiias; don Juan Ortiz
Msrtfaez Lsjss; don Autopio Usfr, Yauco, doa
jose Camiao Jilnenez H,tlllo; don ctor Primo
Msltiqet, Larep don J9se r. BarrOras M ar6nez,
MoroYis
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Grande ea Ia animsci6n que reipa en- Aroci
bo, para fe tejar a la Pstrona do los mares 10
Virgen del Carmen mas con Is bueua nueve
que han recibido de Madrid do que pronto sera
remitido, pars Ia sociedad dc salvamepto de nau
fragos, el monumento que dediaa la memoria
del valeroao marino Victor Roias, al p'imero en-
catorce ahog que tiens Ia sotiedad de existence
que tributa ese homensje, gloria pues para Are,
cibo, cuna del arrojado salvador de rAufrsgos
Tenemos coDocimiento del progrsma de fest ics
para ell l6 de Julio y podemos ssegursr que SO
ra muy smeno fgu1ando on & el indispeuss bic
bale de marineras en- el Testro, para el cual rel.
ma gran animation en- el bel sexo.
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Una carta de Caguss.

Hall4ndone de paso en- esta culta ciudsd, he
tenido 81 placer de encontrsrme on una de sut
6sstas religiosas, dedicsda al Sagrado Coraz6n d.
JESUS de Ia cual hare ura breve reseiia.
81 dis de los corriertes dieron principle
las novenas, con exposition de Ia Dvns Msgas.
tad, previa autoriz ci6n dol Superior EctEiastico
dichas novenas han sido de 10 mas concurridc
que Sc ha visto en- esta localiiad, debido 81 entu-
aiasmo cello religioso de los dignos sacerdotes
de Ia misma Sres. Aguilar y Rexaeh, quienes sir
remuneration de ninguna especie. hiciey ON 10 po.
aible para que Ia fiesta se llevase cabo con tods
solemnidad, ayudados de Ia sehora dofa Monse-
rrate Aponte de Fernandez, pres enta de dicha
Congregation seforss de Garriga Rodlig ez,
dohs Natais Cruz, y demas preaidentas de coros.
81 tsmplo fu6 di corado con gusto debido &
la cotp'raci6n de las dignss hiiss de Marta
La vfspera de Ia Fl sta contamcs m de Glen
comuniones. Al dia siguiente, domirgo II del
actual SO celebr6e INTO Hacrifcio de la miss con
asiatencia de Diaconos, y pauegirico cargo del
sefor Presbitero don jose Marunez Cura de Jun.
Co.'S quien demostr6 en- Eu eocueute aernl6a las
divinas bondades del Sagrado Coraz6n de Je Us,
no deiando NADIA que def0ar en- @ desempefo De
su cometido y haciendolo gratuitau ente, pues
no quiso aceptar honorsrio slguno
La m1slca smeniZ6 el acto durante la misa,
hsl tndose 10 igesis LENA &c bote en- bote.
El Coro melodioso que oimoa durspte las no.
venss misa, consttuido por Las sefOritas Trills,
Esteras y el senior Isern parecfa un coro de que
rubines.
La procession que tuvo lug4r por Ia roche en-
81 interior de Ia igIesia, respto magIiica, siendo
admirable el golpe de vista que presentaba al
contemplate seguida de un sinudmero de con.
gregados.
Variaa luces de bengala quemdronNe 81 efecto.
81 en- las novenAs miss Ia concurrencia fue
numeroaa, dursnte Ia procession podemos cali6-
cSrla de extraordinaria
Termino, pueB, estoS breves spuntes mani
festando que llevo en- mi alma gratfsimoa recuer-
dos de esta culta Ciudad.
Doy 8 V. las gracias se1or Director por la
publication de las precedentes lineas,
De v. alto y 8. S. I'm r0nseunts.
Caguas, JUNO II de 1894.