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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Roosevelt Defend. the Comm Isslon.

WASHINGTON, May 2o.-Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt has written a
letter containing reply to attacks on the
commission by congressman saying that
the commission is now organized so that
only members of one political party have
any opportunity OF standing fair exam
ination. Mr.. Roosevelt deaounces the
charges IN these statements as unquali-
fedlv lintrue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Bills have been
introduced by Representative Blair to es-
tablish in the agricultural colleges sup
ported by the government departments
tor the instruction of women in useful oc.
cupations aud the arts of home life, and
In the normal schools departments for in
structions in the culture and training of
domestic animals
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
FemaIe sneale ruivf Captured.

BosToN. May 26-Jnlia Patterson, alias
Laura TidinQs. 81 years old, was arrested
last night. She had 2s false keys in her
possession. Several pawnbrokers have
identified her as the party who had
pawned certain property which had been
stolen. Her room was searched and over
s4OO worth of stolen property was re-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
won by . Philadeiphia Girl.

PHILADELPHIA. May 26-The Oxford,
Eng, scholarship. established by Amer
iean visitors AT the summer meeting of
1892, has been awarded To Miss Anna NJ.
Earle Of this city. The subject of the
prize essay is "The Influence OF Puritan
ism on the National Character"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
An Unfortunnte TrIp.

NEW YORK May 26-Ship Clarence S.
Bennett of Philadelphia, II days from
Liverpool, arrived here yesterday. Her
foretopgallant maintop and mizzentop-
gallant mast were gone. Joseph Murphy
was washed overheard. Carl Anderson
was killed by falling on the deck from
tha nm aio TON
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
REMUNERATION DOCTRINE.
Finds No Favor With the Boston Delega-
tion OF Industrla lals.

WAsHISGToS. May 20. General" Fitz-
gerald and his Boston contingent of the
commonweal were at the Capitol yester-
day and were invited into the marble
room OF the senate, where they spent
some time in conversation with Senators
Hoar. Lodge Allen, PETER and Kyle.
There were 43 of the industrials present,
and Fitzgerald told the senators that they
represented as many trades.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
no RepIaoe HIs own OhiId.

BosToN, May 20 Shortly after IL
o'clock last night David Fitzgerald found
a female child on the stoop of his house,
IS Oak street Not very long ago his
little GIRL only few weeks old, died. and
when the newcomer was discovered he re-
solved to adopt il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

BRocKToN, Mass. May 26 = Clara
Clancy, II years old, was found dead be-
aide her bed yesterday. Her death is
thought 70 have resulted from heart fail
ure, superinduced by using patent medi-
cine which did not agree with her con-
~...xtt1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Canturrd In Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 26.-- Samuel Alexander
OF Chicopee. Mass, who two years ago
murdered a man named Nesbit and was
temporarily committed TO an insane
asylum, from which he escaped, was ar
rested here yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

PASA. Ills. May 2s-rhe people here
are in a wild state Of excitement over the
reported approach OF foreign strikers
who are ON the way to force out the men
here and do damage TO the mining plants
Late kilograms from Illinois Central
trainmen say 1900 men are en- route to
Pana from southern districts. also that
1000 are coming here from northern dis
tricta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Huru. Declined a cab,,.t Seat

LONDON, May e6.-The Times says that
Lord Rosebery offered 10 John Burns
position in the government, but Burns
declined to accept the Office, giving as his
reason that he was best able TO serve the
interests of workingmen on the outside.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Police Charged ppon striker.

PoRT SAID. May pa mob of 400 strik
ing coal porters yesterday stoned offices
where n number of coal porters who had
refused to go out on a strike had sought
refuge. A detachment of police charged
upon the mob and several OF the strikers
were won ndcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Au Early start.

NASHUA, n. H., May e6-The National
Republican club opened the campaign in
favor Of G.. A. Ramsdell for governor last
uight with a banquet aud speechmaking
by the party leaders.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

ST. THOMAS, Ont, May 70. - United
States Consul Willis hung out an extra
American flag here in honor of the
queens birthday. Some soldiers belong
ing to the Queens Own Rides of Toronto
tore it down. The Dominion government
has ordered rigid investigation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
An ExceptionnI Honor.

LONDON. May 20 General Sir Donald
Stewart and Lord Wolseley have been
created field marshals. There have been
but five appointments previously-two be-
ing the Prince of Wales and the Duke of
Cam bridge
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
A peniai From Lon,lon.

LONDON, May 26.-The Post publishes "a
denial OF the statement telegraphed from
Berlin that the British government has
received proposal from Germany to hold
q conference in regard TO the Samoan
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
A Womnn,s Pernay.

DALLAS, May 60 II Armstrong, prom
inent architect, was fatally shot ny Jacob
Fingers, u merchant. who discovered him
i'm Mrs. Engers' bedroom. Mrs. Fingers
begged for her life and her husband
sDnred her
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

BosToS, May 20 Fannie Ames, 20 years
cid, wife Of John Ames, living in a third
rate hotel on Green street, committed sui
eide by asphyxiation because of a till
with her husband.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

LOWELL. Mass., May 26.-The Lowell
Manufacturing company's ingram carpet
department will start up Monday and
run until further notice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Meet Next Time mt ottawa.

ST. PAUL, May 26. The Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers selected Ottawa as
the place Of the next meeting.
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For sale ~ ran a Lyon. 2S5 Westminster street
ylsrdlns a Bfandinr, "a aud % weybosset street,
a. ~ d. nner. Jr.. s5s Westminster s4esi Byssn
emith, Olnsysilie Square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
Travellers In Any Part OF the worl,

avoid loss. cave trouble aud incon-
Nenience by use OF
AMERICAS EMPRESS COMPANY
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
\ uni,crsai currency. payable ~ iacs value anr.
where. runcips Oniee Of Co., % broadway,
~. \.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH

WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave PROVIDENCE undia Street Staten, Tor
NEwPQkT AND FALL RIVER
TOO. 7:45 express and $40 q. m and i9:t,,
<;2o and (vis New York boat at e:35 p. IN
Sundays for Fall River $3.50 a. m; $3.50 p. IN
Newport tvia New YORK boat $50 p. m.
Warren and way stations at :oo 7a5, express $50,
and $50 a. m, and l2:4o, $500. 4:2o $3.50. 6;s6.
500 and II 30 p. M.
Sundays At $3.50 a m. and $50. A. m
BRisroL-7;5, express, $50, $50 a m, I2:4o 500
t;2o, $3.50, s;s6. 500 and lao p. m Sundays
$50 =. m and $3.50 p. m.
Electric carsleave Exchange place. Providence at
6t0,7:25, 10 and p;2o m. ~ 10 2:4o 400 $40
s;l5 and T:4o y. m. Leave Market Square at iI:Jj
Pr
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

Mrssns. LIrnAr BROS, Savannah. Ca
DnAn sIEs--I bought a bottle Of your p PPa
Hot SPRING. Ark. and n has done ne more rood
than three months treatment 81 The hot spring.
Have you no aEeuts in THIS part oi the country OF
let nc know how much a viii cost o. get three or
sIx bottes from your city pl express.
Eesaectfuily yours.
IAA " NIulrl.
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DncTnNr 4;s5, .5:45, $500, e:15. eel 90, 7:4,,
-DNJS YIN 800, ss10 100, II 40 a. m; -si2 :0i
l1o, a-2;0L '3:2o, El6; s.5;4o, 1870, s:22 .7:30
eoo. 1000, 1000 p. m RETURNIN0-Leave Bos.
TON from Park Square Station $3.50, $500. s;Oo
slOOo, 1908; li;oo II rs m, f2ni; co 2:3O, $780,
800 800 $40. $3.50, $50, $780, $780, IL 00 II 100 D. IN.
ArrLEBoRo-6:oo ''7:0o, 7:i5, s:l5, s:Oo Io:ol
"ll:20 a. M; 1905. 1:4o; 2:40 '3:2o, 3:25 4:li
b:Oo, 6;4o; e;21, 1905 ii;io pm
NORTH ATrLEBoR0 and PLAINvILLE-s7:oo
s;i6, 1000. il:2o. ito. 2:4o, 6:4o s:22, li.li
pm.
WAMPUM, wRENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DEDHAM-''7;O0 IL 40, a. m.
$40 p. m; Sundays, 5:i5 p. m.
bANsFiELD-5:36 '6:<5, $500, 's7 00 745 800 soo
n;2oa m, 2o6, l:4o AIS. $50, '6:2o. 6:22, 10 sOj
s.m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR BosToN-4:35, '6:45, ss15, s.is 1880 a. m
$780, 4;3o, 5;ib, s:2o 1000 p. m; Return, 4sl6
300 a. m. 100, AGO. $500, 80, 500, II 100 D. m
ATTLEBoR0-6:<5, s:l6 1880 a. m; 1850, 43o
b:i6, 6:2o, $50 p. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvILLE-5.ij
p. IN.
MANsFIELD-4:s5, '6:S. s:I5, 1850 a M; i3,.
$50, $50 p. m.
aParlor cars only.
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sunday at Us, q. m. and 10 p. m.
NORTHERN DIVISION.

NORTHERN DIVISION.
Fitehburs aud way stations 500. 1000 m,
AIS 2. m.
lowell and way stations, 100 10 90 a. M ass D M
Taunton and New Bedford. e:oc s:ls a. m. io;oi
Taunton opiy); i2ios, s:a6, SOS, $50. (rsuntos
only s;22 1890 .. M.
Sundays, 6;l5 a. m, $50 ?. m.
Middleboro, SIS a. m; IL los, s7s, b;top. m
plymouth, s;i5 q, m; 3:75 p IN.
Points on Cape Hsd, s:i5 a. m; 9:a5pm
Cottage City and Nantucket 1905 r. m
sTOSINGrON DIVISION.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,
NEW YORK; AS I'm, daily o:59, Qimited) ii:i,
q m, 2;I5, 4io3, O. 100 p. m, daily.
NEW YORK, via stonington Line-7.lo 1850. p m
daily, except Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ana WASHING.
TON via Harlem River-ioO9, a. m, si4s, p. m
NEW HAvEN-i;7,a A. m. express daily, sn, Ooc
exp, 1000 (e1p), 1850 (limited). ISIS a. IN
(enp) 2i6 (esp), t;cS. 900 (ezp. daily, sis Cerp
daily pm.
COM, 500 (aceom. Sundays oniyj, SIS doc.
exp), $50 (aceon.), 1850 Qimited), iiii3 a. m
(erp), i:f0 accom- 2si6 (axp), 4;O3 (exp), 3,3j
tnccom. Sundays only, 4;lO (accom) 500 .. n,
Vip daily, s:s y. m. (e,p. dsiiy).
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Trains leave Providence as fellows,
WoRCESrER-6.g (espress), $50 (accom0 eis
tsccom) l'3o q. m. taccom.); l;6o (exp) 4s1a
(erp. TO woonsocket), $40 doc. erp.), SOS p. m.
(accom).
sundays--s,,oa. a. N. taccor,); 500 p m. (accom).
MILINTLLE--7oc, s;ts P:io. II 80 q m 100. 400
f.eo. s.t5. SOS p. m.
sundays-s;a0 a. m; 500, TOO .. IN.
BLACKSTONE JVSCTfoS-7iso, s:fs $50 fo.t.
1850. a. m; 100. 800, 100. t;2o. sii6 B..s 7.is
Sos. II a. p. m.
Sundays $50 q m; i7os, 500. s;oo 100
$50 p. IN.
wooNsocRET-s;6, 7.so sss, s,io. io;is. u,w
an; 100 iso. 500, t;oo t:7o giiB, S.f, INA
sos. n ;n p. m.
sunesysssso. a m; i1;cs. 500. 900. s,Ocsao p. r.
GEO. l.. CONNER A. q RrNpgII
rsssr rrHnu Ntraftf Geu'f pEsy-f AEshr
y. q. ALLEN. ospr capt
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NE" foHA N TRAIN
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-05-26

P.P.P. purifies the blood. builds up
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength 20 weakened nerves, expels
al seases giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitude frst prevailed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26
DONATIVO GARCIA MOLINAs.

Empleadss del pueblo dc Las PIEDRLs que
ss han suSCEito para aumentar eHs ohOrrO On St
propio beAefCio: AlcAlds aezor Reig, peHos
Secratsrio Banor Casablanea, p9Go 25 ceRtsvos
escribisRte ssnor Riyers, rs centAvaV; emplesdt
de conaumos senior Martinez, SO CentAvog; Dspo
Sitario ssfor Comes, peso; professors aenora
Domingo professor Dslgsdo, m pego cads rno;
vigilauts de consumes sefiov Baquero. Is Centa.
voB, oTdeRsnGS de Il alsaldis, SO centavos; ce
lAdor del CemeHtsrio. rs eeBtayo.! totsl pesos.
EstamoS esperanto lAa relAoioneS de slgunos
pueblou que auE no han contribuide eSta de-
mostrsci6a de gratitud que sl ssnor Garcia Moli-
nap hs coHyertido On nusvo favor { los emples
doI proyineiAleu J munieipalss, para colocar IL
totRlidad gSnar reditos cuyAB tres CuartAa par.
tss Constituyan 81 GocnrHo apuAl loI donaHteB
que caigan On ID iAdigsIciA, 6GEuu viudaS
hu6rfaMos.
Recapaciten todoB en- ID utilidad de soSts.
Rer en- 10 sucesivo era doRaci6n del Bsfor Garcfs
Molinaa, y contribuyan engroSArls,C con un tSnto
por ciento cua aiera de sus Gueldop, teniendo pa
FA clio en- cuents que 81 ahorro voluStario en- es
forma puede ir supliendo 81 forzoso ofcial que
10 ConEigA luegO para penSiones de pAGividad.
JOSE CoRDuvEs BERB1os.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26
Banco Territorial ! IgrlooIa

Seg6n anunciAmoS, tuvo lugAr ayer Hkbado
q las dos media de Ia tArde, la aesi6n extrso or.
dinaria del CoAusio de Administyaci6R del BsH.
60 Territorial AgricoIa, con el Obitto dc elOgi'
los empleRdoH para el 1arVicio do 1as ohciAas
81 scto 10 prsEidi6 81 Henor don julian =. BlaAco
aoaS, habieRdo asistido los SanoreE OoAScisros
Roig Oolomer, Guilsrmety, Lopez TGerO, Alon
20, Korber, Sol6, LsdeHms, Vallecilo = Matsy
LiuyersS y envisdo sus votos ea plisgos cerrA
dos lou ssforeu Armstrong, serrallel B'sreE,
BiaRchi Psgas, Quintanina, Vilslls, BspiNz
GvzmGp, Perez don Rodulfo, Oalaf, don Fade.
rico. Efsstuads ID votaci6a y practlOSdo el 60
crutinio, reEultsrOn eleOtOs por MAYORS de votOE;
Secretario, 81 Lcdo. don Salvador FalladoSs.
Contador, don Vicenta ARtenetti. Osje1c, dos
Ruperto Nuro. Ohcial auxiliar de la OoDtsdu.
rfH correHponaa don Juan Roa Sudrif. EFCri
bientaE, doa Eduardo Arsechs AndiRo = doS
Manuel A. Rodriguez. Ooussrge, don Oscar
Alvarez Torres y Mozo do ofciO, doR Juaa E.
Norisga.
No hsbiendo obtsAido Ia mSyorfa exigidf
por los Eststutoa ninguAo de los separates ls
plaza de auxiIisr de IA Sscrs,aris, peSar de hs
baPsa repetide dos vecoH la votaei6a aRtro loS Sc
noPes concurHestaH, 20 aplazh ID olsGei6n de eg,
emplssdo para ID session ordiRGriR del Is del mel
entrants.
En- ls que dsbe verifearEe 81 80 del corYisn
ts, 80 eIegiYa 81 miemhr0 del OoRgejo qua provi
aionalmente hG dc EsrviE 81 Cavgo de Directol
gerento aai como los ssforeS Conseieros que de
ben formRr Ia Comisi6R de turno en 81 mes d.
Sstiembre.
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Duvsnts eI mes de Julio pr6ximo paGado 90
inscrib ibisron on 81 Regiutro Civil del Diutrto de
O,tsdrl 81 dsfunOioneI, que e'aIi6sadas por 50
seTo, rssultln scr As vsroEeG y 10 hambraH. De
lol imaros son: Al saltsros caBadca IN Viu.
do; de les ssgundSS, IA so'tsrss, 3 saSadss 2
vi d'a Do les 81 dstunCioRes, han tsllscido "a
do febre amarils, q de tuberculosis pulmonsr
de bronquitis, 8 de strepsiA, de anemia, de
OSeHoiRs Critics, do ssl, mpIis, uno De resultas
de una Csids, de deliIium trsmsnI, de afec.
ci5R CsrdiscS, de AbS'ao psripHeumoaiS, / de
castro enteriti1 uno de issua ispsis mitral, de
derrAme terosO, uno De hemoptisis, mo de GIRO
His hsp6tica, upo de psIddicsS, uns do choc tran
mdticc, uao de abcsHo por congestion de las YER
tsbrau lumbSrsS, uao de SenmoHia, de hemo-
rrsga Gerehrsl uno de mstritis cE6nica solo
DOS de VIRUELAs. Pub'icaYemoS 81 dia I.o
del entrAnts lss del mes en- curse.
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tohl Ia cieRcia IL ciezcia. -. Ia cienciaI Re.
cortAmos de M psri6dico europso: aCusAdo on
Al0mAnis % inaugur6 ID primsra lineA f6rros,
Ice m6dieoG bkVaroH del Oolsgio Real formulsyol
una pTotsIta ooBtra el medic do locomoei6n.
i" Los Viajss Q vehi uloS ArraGtradoS por locomo.
torAi debsn sor prohibidos como msdidA do hi
giOne pdblica --deCiEn On el sxpYss,do documsn.
to-pusH ua movimihAto tan rApido no pu.de
menoI de producer en- los viAievOI ls afscsi6R
mentsl couocidA CON el nombre do delrium fs-
yiOsum. UaA sim ls ojeada { uaa locomoturS
que pIGa cen gran yelosidad % Eufsients para
produsiE sl iSdicado deIsrreg.o cerebral; an,
pueE, on el ehIo de q. el GobierHo no impdisrs ID
propsgsC6n de laS rodea ferrOcarrileraS, eSiimA.
mos indispensable que 80 conItruy,n 10 largo
de l1H Was usa gran t6veda de metros dc alto
fin de- SuStrasE leB trsns1 de IL contemp GCitn
del p6blico." EsA protstta de los me iicoS bkvI-
roE llsVs ls fechG de 1S49. Dssde entoNces SG6
10 ha vi,jado mucho en- Asmanis, en- viSts de
10 que dice, hay lugOr psRIGr que todo el mum.
do estS az NAL de ls cRhsEa.
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I'M mugeo de perl6dlcoU. E! tiaico Il

Un muSeo de perodlCoG. E! daico que pro
bRblemente existe hoy die on 81 muado 90 81 que
en- AK ls OhSpsle fdnd6 en- 1886 Nj Oscar Tor
ksnbeck, ua afrionado ID plapsa que por esp'-
clio de cuarents Snos he copsagradot de- Bu for.
tuna adquirir eismplares de pari6dicoS cusl
mas raroU curiosog. El museo AK ls Chaps.
lie cusnta CON mas de quinisHtoT mil peri6dicou,
,Hcritoa en- to loS los idiomss dialectou Conoci.
dos fgur&R on ere dmsro diez mil coleccionss
complstAu Entire los psri6diccs existeatsB On el
nureo dc Mr. Oscar Torkenheck, meYeca eBpacis
nenci6n m ndmero del Illuminated QnGdrGple
CoastsH ton, puhl1Cado en- Nueva York 81 Rho
da 1859 DiCho peri6dico ea verdaderRmante
axtrs OrdinariO, pueu mids $50 metros de largo
por 1872 metros de ancho. Csda uns de Gup
echo pGglraB contiene trece ColumRaE, J para Bu
impreB6R ae utiiza IA papel especial y muy re-.
Histehte, psasndo nnuy cerca dc tres quintalsa Is
rs1mR. Para componer y tirRr el primer xdme.
70 de eute psri6dico rnonHtruo, que solo daba pu-
hliaarse uRa vsz csda siglo, trRbsiaron en- 50
comp, sici6n tirada 40 iRdivfduoH diA J noche
durants echo samanas No hay para que agTe.
gar one The Illuminated sI 81 psri6dico mayor de
4 collection del museo J aun de los que han Wis
t2 ID luz on el muRdo
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al az cuaats q peYi6dieo i,T,ap Noticiaeu.

al der cueats el peSi6diso nFan Nctieias1.
nos dicsa dc ID Oarolips, de Ia aciiyidad cor que
70 oeups ls Admon General De OomuaicsCioaas
On ls i atalaei6n J 'tsjs de ID Aueya estee'6n
telegrSic', sfiAde: ''psxsee que aquel simpitico
pueblo prepsra exples did'D fs1tsa."
NADIA n1fs nstural one a1f fuere, sentf Di.
rector, dada IA inpostAReia del acto: psro NADIA
scordsdo hay EObrs 81 aSustoj J cl1i avegur,rss
puede que, como no sl& por iniciativa particulsr
Il fGuVto suseso pssark desapercibid0. 81 xiG
tia ss Il meste dc nuestro AlCAlds aolsmni3srls
como He meresaj paro tsniehdo en cuepta por M
ado el expontfnso ofrecimiento ds os ssfitrsa
Qusipo sSrTgs, cedierdo grSttits ments 81
Ayuntsrnierso uaa casa para diehs INSTRUCTION,
fia de 10 gravsr mks el preHupuesto mHaicipal,
amen de los gsStos que origiNa Ia sdquinicifa de
o,obiliario, que el AyuptRmiento coItes, por
otra parts 81 POGO "lalOr" , 81 bAStsnts "fliOn
que ha notado, Iseua o. dice, parsce' que hA
desistido dc toda clSse d. stival
Como quiera gua 81 aeto que deptro de brs.
vs hS de celebrarss ca HueStrc queride puab'o
tiene dos Eigsifssc ones imports tisimaV, Cualeu
soR: IN pfSo de avanee an 81 proere'p material
del milmo J de agradeciuliepto hfcia 81 GobiaY.
no dc d. pea has6rDoslo otoSgade, rsmes
por nuestrs parts tan celosa Afforded que no
81 aaf como % digsiheaR los pueblos egsatimsn.
do una modesto demogtEsai6D de sgrRdo, siao
vivihesRdo 81 supfritu ontasi sta loI isditsres.
ter, hGcitRdolaa eon6a0r las ysntaiap del pSogsA
% o. todaa GuG maRiieltisipnpE alsnhasaE Pey'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26

Nuestro Aprecisdo amigo el I'tmo. Ssiior
don Hebalti6n Munoz Rivera, nos saesrga ex-
prssemoG por medic de eSta publicGci6R, one
participa del general Seatimispto do que eB OBJ
jeta el poblade de JAyayA (termino muaicipAl de
Utusdo), por el faIlosimiento de Il virtuoBa se.
horita doiia Oornslil Rodrigues genuine repre-.
Ssataci6n de Il modsstia, { quieR On uai6n de
"a apreciable f'milia, con cuyo iafortunio sim :
psf zR tuvo el RuSto de coaocsr tEataF en- oca.
sion en- que, hallsndoss alIf sn Mayo tltimo, en
el ejTeiGio de M miniStesio como Notario de-
Asecibo y uultitutO de squel pueblo, fu6 obus.
quisdo por su amigo don NieolaT Canals, socio
de Ia caIA commercial Canals, Frau Comp, cen
una reuni6n en- I'd CARS, Z lA que sHisti6 dicha
jsven con 0trss agEaeiadas sshoTitas de Jayuya,
Utuado J LsveH formaRdo elias el psnBil de lsa
flores en- aquel precioso jsrdEn, cuya loEanfa eu
peculiar de les freGsRa brissGde squellaa ssrpan-
teAdas y pintoFeasAH uoRtsdas Quada compla.
Cido nuestro citado smigo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26
GoTRO
MONOPOLIO2 ?

mo, hombrs, mol lQai6s hsdiehO que eH
Las DELLOIAS DE ETO.-RIOO, 80 monopeli
"a? Cree vd. que llegsT nns mesa muy lujoGs
= msior ssrvida pox unoH chicOu que SON ID Gro.
mo de los r0ozog y..... & que NO hay quiey
Len iguae, por que ellOG son el 20 aCab6 de los de
runs6o calld. Aunque Vd. no tenga apetito, 20.
amente con DIR ID variaci6n en- los platoS que
slf ss cosfeccionRu; ls dan deaeog de conner " "a
10 creo que Vd. come bien uaaH aopaH m cal.
do gallego, que ID hAcen haSsa allf y una easlla
y.,... por tan POGO diaero que 20 queda Vd. sd.
nirado y tan Tegustado que 20 aboRs 81 momento
DOR tod0 el reato de ~ vids. AQUIIhNO, que
ss 81 dueno, no eat6 per ol MOnopOlio, 10 que o.
uuiere son marchanten. No olvidarBe; Gale dc
fetuGn en- LAS DELIUIAS DE PTO.-RICO
on espera AQUILlNO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26
Nn d reaiente yiaie cue afaotu6 8 Ponoe

En- 81 EeCisnte viaje que steOtu6 Ponce
nueHtro director tuvo oportunidAd de viGitar 81
establishments La HOrtsnsia, AtaChG M IL, pro
pisdad de lusStroS smigoS los Srss MsrcadO, Co.
lom c., J qued6 admirable del eStvacrdiRaric
Suttido do innumsrables srtiSulos de noyedAd,
fAntlSia y utilidad que ostsAtan auU aparadores,
procsdentes dc las mas SfImadsS f6bricAs de
Europa y los EstSdoH Uaidos Ea IN estab'eei
miento que hOnra 81 paiU, pone de relieve Is Pc.
ricia CompstenciR do Gua propietarios y
doHds 81 pdhlieo puede hsllar cuanto ReceIitO
orecios m6dicoa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26

YaporeG que % eSparaR: III esp. 'Niceto" ssli6
de LIVERPOOL 81 2s del pssado. n AOruego 'sThui.
utopgon" Sali6 81 del preueats de Nueva York,
con deStino eHts puerto. III e1p. "Maria HERE
ra" recalaSS haSis el 80 del sctusl de a iIla de
Cuba, sto. Domingo, Ponce MaysgueE, y AguA-
dilla. El esp '.Satursina" do Liverpool, via
SantAAdey, 1aIdrk sl Il del entyaste para elts
puerto. El esp "Buenos Airss" HaldrG 81 80 del
corrients do Ia Hahana psra eIts pusrto, y con.
tinuavG viAjs del 81 estrante para saataHder
CON Ia corrsspondsncia, carga y pasaia. III e.
pAhol g Gran Antilla saEi6 dc Barcslona q %
del que riie. NJ eupaHol " Miguel y. Piailloa y
10 hizo de CanEriGB diysctamsnts para eSEs puer-
to sysr, , Geguirk viaje para loO dc la Hsbana y
OiaNfueR0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-26

Una econornia para los qua quiorAa disfru-
tarla Sc regalan corses de trsisl para haeer en-
Ia miUma casa J no Ss cobra mas qua ID msno ds
obra. Sc gsTaRtixan los trah,joa que SO deseeK
eonfesciopar; 90 haceA prsndss de nBiforma psra
los Curepo1 del ejercito y armada; ofrsce hacer
gusrHeras, dormaneE, J afonsinau mejor hachsE
que las que vieneR de BarcsloRs; toda claSe de
prendas de vestir precios econ6mieos mas bars.
tas que en- otro cuslquer eEtablecimiento de 80
ramo. SaatrerfR HAbaners, Gale de Ia Fortsle.
n nun. 13, Tlmotao Oubslo 81 quien cumplir6
10 anteriormeEte dieho. 1871