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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
cold water. AT night, before retiring
oathe the face in hot water, then i'm
cool, and wipe dry with a soft towel.
SUNDAY GOOD LIVING.

fABSNlP FRlTTEBS. To half a dozen
boiled mashed parsnips Of medium size.
add two tablespoonfuls OF flour. two
eggs and a little pepper and salt. Form
into small cakes and fry 10 a brown in n
little hot suet or in butter.
FRosTING.-To the whites OF tbree
eggs, beaten to q stiff broth, add ter,
heaping teaspoonfuls OF powdered sugar
and beat IL thoroughly. STIR in, drop
by drop, enough extract OF lemon to
navor II about one aud half TEASPOON
iuls.) Spread 10 smoothly on the cake
with a broad knife wet with cold water
Turn the pan the cake was baked in
bottom side up, put the cake on il and
setit In the hot-air cham Der 70 dry. This
quantity will cover the sides of two
loaves. This Is an excellent frostino
for all kinds Of cake. Vanilla or almond
extract can be substituted for the lemon
nsvoring.
MEXICAN CANDY. Three CUPS OF
sugar wet with one cup water. Let
this cook Till IL drops hard n water. or
as II intended for pulling, then stir I'm
one grated cocoanut and two cups Of
pecans. Let cook few minutes. stir
ring 10 prevent scorchlnR. then stir in
three we'll beaten eggs. stir constantly:
Ieb ~ COOK VII tuick enough to drop i'm
little cakes, then pour into clean biscuit
pans. about a third OF an inch thick.
and put into the oven and bake till
brown. Take the pans from the oven.
when cool, cut the candy in squares.
and when cold, remove IL and il will
then be ready for use.
FRIED CWCKEN-Only young, tender
chickens should be used. Dyess and
Joint them and wipe dry. Flatten the
bones with few iudiciods blows Of the
meat hammer Have hot spider ready.
with butter TO 10, and add a spoonful OF
hot water. Salt each piece Of chicken
little, remembering that the butter
seasons 10 some. Spread the bottom OF
the spider with chicken. Cover for
a few moments. Watch closely. and fre-
queutly loosen up with a knife. When
golden brown turn over. It's often
less trouble 90 use two spiders. so as 10
cook all az one time. When brown on
both sides remove 20 a hot platter. pour
a cup OF cream 10 the spider, vet a tea.
spoonful OF -four in cold milk. and
thicken. Season daintily with salt and
white pepper, and pour over the chicken.
Serve hot, with baked potatoes done 70
a turn, not biscuits and drip coffee.
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tho worry and fret sharpens alike their
features aid their temper. Then their
condition is precisely the one most con
ducIvc 20 com planning, and spitoful
gOssiping, and they fan, 10 their veal.
ness and longing for sympathy. 10 TINT
level. Thus 20 the whole class ia given
n reputation for malevolent railing
which does not by any means belong 70
10. In fact married women are Rener-
ally more venOmous than old maids.
The words VI married women have
greater weight, aud they do more
harm; Tor they can make suggestions
ana accusations, which an old maid
could not make, with any proprlety.
an ola maids gossip is generally with
out any Intentional malice: she has
nothing 70 do, and she wants 10 make
herself agreeable. while married vyo
men, having plenty else 20 do. mnst. as
general thing, talk scandal from pure
ili-natuTe.
There is a large majority OF old maids
who are 20 be sincerely respected. and
from whose numbers, meR with sense
and Intelligence may choose noble wives.
Ihey are pretty, pure, sensible women.
who have been too modest. ard TOO
wOmanly, TO push and scramble In the
social ranks. They have dwelt ia their
own homes, and among their own peo.
ole, and no one has sought them out
They have seen their youth pass avav.
aud all their innocent desires fade. ard
they have suffered what few can nnder-
stand, before they reached that calm
which no thought OF lover troubles
sweet faded fowersl How tenderIv we
ought TO regard these gentle victims Of
those modest household virtues, which
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

pretty nursery screen is made by
covering the panels with any solid
background desired, black, dark red or
Drown, and pasting pictures cut from
nursery tales upon them. One
panel can be handsomely decorated
with the pictures Of fancy calendars
Illustrating, as many Of them do-jn
such lovely fashion the professions OF
the months. The plethora, indeed. in
these days OF really exquisite specimens
Of the lithOgrapher's art makes dispo-
HtlOn OF them after they have survived
their brief present In current weekly.
monthly, or annual a real problem to
those who dislike to discard them
wholly or keep them forever out OF
H2ht. Hospital scrap albums are
good solution OF the dilemma up TO a
certain point, but there are more than
enough To many households for either
Two or three Of these.
new fancy in plates Is the Empire.
ne plates have wide, shallow, scolloped
eHEeS' and their decoration Is entirely
.u white and gold. The initial n, with
Napoleon coat Of arms, is in the cen
Ter or tho plate, and around the rim
smaller n are interspersed with por-
traits OF Josephine and garlands OF
lowers, all done in white aud gold.
empire cups, matching The plates and
.drge enough for comfortable cup OF
Tea or coffee, are tall and slender, FAR
ing 100 almost lily-shaped handles that
peep over the brim 10 an entirely new
fashion for cups. a set Of these de-
.ehtiul cups, adorned with lovelorn la
oIes and gallant youths, who whisper
sweet nothings in their ears. ought TO
aeHEht any bride, for while there must.
OF course, be new shapes brought out,
the~e are so intrinslcally lovely in them
serves that they have value quite In
dependent OF any fashion, like that OF
q huc picture or Jewel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

backward; allow tiny piece in the
center OF the front for LILLIAN Rus
SCI" curl. Curl the center part down
ward, then curl the back pieces back
toward the coil. Carefully attempt the
tiny curl now that you have left until
the las, In the middle OF the brow.
Take the hair (well moistoned) upon a
hot iron, curling IL towards the left
and slowly loosen IL, pressing IL while
hot into the Interrogation point closely
against the forehead; little practice
VIII result In success. The alcohol
semi-weekly bath. the hot iron. the
direction either backward or otherwise.
as given above, will keep the bang
shaped fluffy and curled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
MORALS AND TIE MODES.

Twas az the meeting OF tie ways
The maiden penSiVe stood.
Puzzled 10 know which road would lead
Most safely through the wood.
straight aud narrow pathway led
Directly TO her goal:
Most Tying for her gown and hat
And wesrlng FOR her sole.
The broader road led OBVIOUSLY,
ButsmoOthly thttherwArd:
And which TO take this maiden fair
Had found exceeding hard
Al last she started, with Fixed
Decision In her eye.
III take the crooked road. D." she said
Ami will tell you why
81 10 not Ike to struggle with
Tho undefbrush and leaves;
Besides, the other - by far
Too narrow for my sleeves"
-De,rOU Free PresE
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air Of beautiful pOr,iores at a Sigh,

pair OF beautiful portieres At q slight
outlay.
A novel table cloth has for the centre
a square OF red plush. with ends half n
yard deep OF ecru art cloth. A design
OF conventionslized tulips Is scattered
over the surface, worked with red
thread. They are outlined with deep
shade OF red aud darned with art thread
one shade lighter. The ends are I'm
ished with 4 heavy ecru fringe. AT a
distance the flowers seemed 10 be ap-
pliQued upon the background, which is
left plain. The treatment Of this cloth
Is precisely the same as for huckaback.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
LITTLE THINGS FOR LITTLE ONES.

Mother We'll, Georgia, have you
learned anything new az school today
GeOrgie--Yep.
Mamma What Is It, my son?
Georgia Harper has the measles
an I've been playing with him all the
afternoon.
A small boy In a suburban town swal-
lowed penny. kitty" called his
alarmed mother 20 her sister 10 tho next
room, send for tho doctor; Willie has
swallowed penny mo, mamma"
interposed the terrified and frightened
victim. "send for the minister"
"Why?" faltered bis mother. because
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
ROMANCE IN A NUTSHELL.

June. Porch. Vines. Trees.
Kate. Chair. Charles. Knees.
Vows. Money. Yes" Blush.
Arms. Kiss. Bliss. "Hushw
Road. Step. Tom Stealth.
Bush. Peep. "Lovel Wealth."
Winter. Tom. Late. Sleigh.
Vows. Boasts. Appeals. Nay"
Silence. Thoughts. Kate: June"
Tom: patience. Charles. Soon.n
Year. Letters. Charles Kate.
Summer. Rivals. Night. Late.
Charles. Tongue. Tom. Fist.
Charles. Temper. Pistol Missed
Tussel. Charles. Grass. Back.
Tomorrow Arrest "Pistol Attack. ~
Kate. Doubt. "WhichP' Advice.
Tom. Kate. Church. Splice.
-BOStOn ITdnscrfp,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
HOW TO CURL THE HAIR.
Iints That arc Simpler Than Most women
Think.

Hints That are Simpler Than Most women
Think.
Bangs are just the easiest things In
the world to keep in order, II ladies
would only attend 10 them properly.
They should be thoroughly washed
twice a week In a solution OF one part
alcohol and three parts soft water and
dried. This keeps the fringe free OF
the oily matter that binders the staying
10 curl. All hair dressers moisten
the fringe with diluted bay rum and d.
vide the bang in three parts-two side
parts and the centre. Take the back
part Of centre (which should again
be divided in three and curl II back
ward, holding it firmly for fully sixty
seconds. The next part also curl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21
SHE COULD LEARN.
A Wouid-Bc Waitress whose Observation
Was Not Practical.

Was Not Practical.
The servant question, though de-
cidedly vexatious one. has still it's hui
morous side that brightens up the
gloom of the more somore incidentals.
friend OF tho writer, desiring a walt
ress, advertised for the same, and many
and varied were the applicants for the
place. Out OF the lot pretty, neat
looking girl was selected, and the en-
ployer, to be sure, resolved TO question
her.
And so you want 10 be n waitressP"
"Nis ma'am."
''Do you understand the duties OF
such n position?"
II do, ma'am.
Have you ever waited on the ia
bleP"
mo. ma'am. The last family where
l worked did their own rachin', but l
think / could learn"
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excuse for his cellbacy, and even I'm
secular life. IL would not be a bad
Idea, TO clothe bachelors after forty
years OF age, ia certain uniform. They
might also after that age be advised to
have their own clubs aud recreations;
Tor their assumption OF equality with
those OF their sex, who have done their
duty as men and citizens, is a piece OF
presumption that married men ought to
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

OF silly or cruel women. that the major
Ivy OF old maids come Men do not "a
rule, dislike silly women; and by a
wise provision OF nature, they are ra,h-
er fond OF marrying pretty, helpless
creatures who cannot help themselves
Neither are cruel women universally
unpopular. Some lovers like 10 hs
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resent. Men who marry are the honor
able,progenitOrs Of the future; and their
self-denying. busy lives not only bless
this generation, but prepare for the
next ono. The old bachelor Is merely a
human figure. without duties and with
out hopes. Nationally. and socially. do
mestically, and personally, he Is
spoon, with nothing In 80
AMELIA f. BARR.
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PURELY FEMININE.
GONE THINGS THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE
THE LADIES'

Inst Little Presdss - Hints on Needle Work
Hints lor Eonsswivss-Sunday Good Living
Liuls Things 70, LiiGs Oats - Morals and
Mods
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-01-21

~ you wish TO nave the best local and
tslserapbto paper In the city left ar your
door regularly every morning. subscribs
or the Daily and Sunday editions of the
Register. rs cents per wenk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19

cue tales oonsecuencias tienen VI
que estan r0desdas de tales som
bras y de tales destellos, ca precise
que el Ministr0 sea muy prudenGe
en- la resoluci6n, que Ia medite mu.
cho y que dediQue una atenci6n
profunda q tan importante asunto
antes de dsr una opinion decisive
sobre la materia.
] Es, por ventura, que la cues
ton es tan sencilla como s: s. 10
expone? jEs. por venture, que el
Gobierno actual puede por medic
De IN deCEet0 y con una palabra
hacer desaparecer la perturbaci6n
que existe hoy en- 10 isla de Puerto
Rico, porque alli se ha introducido
una moneda extranjera! 81 Co.
oierno actual, I no sc encontr6 con
ese hecho tangible, brutal, delante
iessi, de que alli existe esa m0neda
? de que las transaooiones se rigen
por ese tipo I / Moneda extranjera
Pues hoy mismo, en- Ouba, { no sc
admite el or0 extranjero t&mbien
para las transacciones ? Por con-
siguiente, la question es complica
dislma, de Ia mayor gravedad
lmportancia, y el Ministro de Ul
tramar no ca de aquellos que sobre
esta question quiere Contraer res
pOnsabilidad antes de formar ur
convenclmiento cumplido sobre g
asunto, y NO puede, para salir de
paso, para contentar, como querrii
Iy desearia a mi distinguido amigt
81 senior Lastres, comprometerse d
ninguna suerte 4 decir que en- uno
cuantos dlas, quizhs en- unas GUAM
tas hOras, va d resolver y 6 tane
una opinion hecha ) tornado, y VI
| q llevar & cabo Ia operation de
canje de Ia moneda de Puerto Ri
60, que necesita scr estudiada CO.
afan, con empefo y con gran dete
nimiento:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
Ell CAN J E
EN- Ell CONGRESO
session.
DEL II DE NOVIEMBRE
D e 1 8 9 4
DE 1 8 9 4

-E7 se1aor Calbet6n: No ha side
mi Amino, nj habria podido serlo,
dirigir una censura especial al dig
nisimo antecesor de 8. s., persona
con cuya amistad me honro, y Ia
cual s6 que tiene hechO un proyeo.
to de- canje, aunque no s6 en- que
t6rminos 10 habia redactado. Mi
oensura &c dirigia & todos los Mi
nistros de Uitramsr, en- general, que
han pssado por ese banCo; porQue
es la verdad que hace cuatro amos
que estan pidiendo lntormes sobre
10 que 90 ha de perder para el capje.
No he dlcho nj podia decir 70
que 81 esta p6rdida representaba
una mezQuindad, 90 hiciese, y en-
caso contrario, go renunciase & ha-
oerlo, no; pis pensamientos en- es-
to particular son, 4 mi iuicio, mas
altos. Oreo que toda provincia
espanola tiene derecho & ser con.
siderada como tai, &bsolutamente
en- TODD en- el orden eCon6mioo, en-
el politiCo y en- el administrative.
Desde muchacho me enkeflaron &
mi que uno de los Cuatro signos de
10 soberania, era Ia m0neda. Y
cuando veo q una provincia espa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19

Por el Gobierno General, &C.
sdo vsmos en- Ia Gaceta de hoy,
70 ha dispuesto acseder q una ins-
ssncis de D. Jose Ramon FL
tusroa, veeino y propietario del
oxrrio de VillAlbs arriba Juana
Oiaz }, solicitsndo el estableci.
mlento de una aldea en- el predio
rdstico que el solicitanse poses on
iicho barrio.
De 10 memoria y plano que el
Sr Figueroa aeompafi6 q gu ms
tancia resulta que el si,io On que
Va a establecerse la aldea es:a for
mado por un espacio de terrenos
,omprendidos entire el rio Jaca-
guas y Ia qusbrada Achiote, con
. conveniense elevation aqueilos
.obrs Las aguas de ambos. En- el
;itado lugar convergen los cami-
aos dc los barrios inmediatos y
10 los pueblos limftrofe', y existe
ana busna casa de dos pisos. del
Sr Figueroa ; una Iglesia, de ma.
dera, con la teehumbre de hero
gslvan'zado, piutada al 6leo, y de
capacidad su6ciente para Lao No.
cesidades del quito cat6lico, y
fren:e a la cual 81 fpropietario hs
hecho otra easaque : destins al Sa.
cerdote que 90 encargue de aqaei
>smplo. Hay variss casas de Coz
mereio, un pussso de IL Gusrdis
Civil, una E ,cuela pdblica de va
zones, I'm pussto para 9! exqendio
de carne, y en- el caserio vive un
Medico particular.
El lugar en- question reune ex.
selsntes condolences higienicas ,
On 81 GO propone el Sr Figueroa
construir un scueduceo y an ce-
Ell Gobisrnc General no 90
10 accede. como "a hemos d.
cho, & la so'icitud del Sr Figue-
roa, sino que le manifesto el
.grado con que ha visto sus es-
faeizos para llevar d cabo lac
obras realizadas en- gu fnca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
Personal de Hacienda:

Por Reales Ordenes inser.
to en- el peri6dico Official do hoy
se con6rma 10 concession d. anti.
cipo de cesantfa 4 D. Isidoro Ur.
sais, Oficial % Lstrado de 10 Ad.
miniatraci6n Central de Contribu.
clones , Rentas, dispuesto por
este Gobierno ; % onfirma tam
bien 10 renolnci6n de-! mismo de-
signando para cubrir dicha plaza
a D. Antonio VinsJeras, al que
Sc nombra en- propiedad De
aprueba el nombramiento inter-:
40 de D. LEON sanz para sl des-
tino de O6cial So Contador de ID
Aduana de Fajardo, aif como 10
cesantfa de D. joe Lanuza Bar.
cello, que dessmpsfiaba dicha
p aSs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
LOS QOMITES LOCALES,

Villar.-De Fsjardo.- Reunido
este Oomit6 local, dandole cuenta
con ell manifesto programa politico
De ese Central fecha 3 corriente,
ia sido acuerio telegrafiar a v
aplaudiend0 tan oportuno como
bien inspirado programa, que hacen
suyo en- todas sus parties estos CO.
rreligionarios.-Diaz.
raVillar.-De Ponce.-Oomo Vo.
cal O0nsult0E he Visto con agrado
~ aplaudo acuerdo tornado dia 8
por ese Oomit6 Central, al que fe-
licito Recommendations.
Alejandro Villar. DE Sabana
del Palmar. En- nombre Partido
Unconditional de esta localidad, te.
Iicito calurosamente Oomit6 Gen.
sral por patri6tico manifesto tres
de-! corriente, que considero just0 y
de gran trascendencia para el por.
venir Viva Espa1a !-P0nt6n.
Alexandra Villar.-San GsrmGn,
Este Oomit6 local felicita calurosa.
mente 4 ese Central, adhiri6ndese
con entusiasmo a 10 expuesto en- ell
manifesto del 3.-Pxradis.
Villar. DE Las Marfas.-Hoy,
que las ideas modernas llaman fuer
to nuestro sentido nombre progreso
considero conveniente 0portunisi.
mo paso avanoe dentro bases que
informan Oredo polftico partido in
oondicionalmente espa1ol, felici.
tsndo Oomit6 Central por manifies.
to tres actual.-Andr6s Gonzalez
Villar.-De Mayagtiez.-He lei.
10 el manifesto que ACADIA de pu
blicar ell Oomit6 Central, y 10
splaudo sinceramente, siendo de
igual opinion cuantos he consulta-
10, felicitandoles como Vocal Oon.
sultor por tan oportuno documen.
to.-Suau.
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j uaneca y Cailejs tres veces con
otrOs tantOs garroChazos.
Ell Presidante Gambia la suerte Y
reclbe, por conducto del seiior Mo-
reno, una plta que todavfs le zum.
ba en- los cid0s.
Dada contraorden, Oalleia con-
quista splausos con dos buenas va
raH.
En- el segundo tercio, los espa.
das oogen los pallllos, y Lara deja
medic al cuarteo, el MalagueGo
uno bueno al idem Y TiidO dos
buenos al jdem idem.
Llegada la hora suprema, el Je-
rezano prepara & Ia alimana con
tres pases de tel6n y cinco natura.
les, dando un mete y SAGA tan ig
nominioso como iGmerecido, que
da fin & la vida del corp6peto.
Oorramos I'm velo; +; no digo nads
porque no tengo humor y en- gra
ola q que el chico es 10 mejor de Ct
clase que hemos visto Puerto Bloc
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CULTOS
De NUESTRA SENORA De LA
PROVIDENCIA.

El dis % dc los corrientes. al
toque de lss orAcionss de la tsrde,
aparecera Ia asgrada e6gie On ei
uuevo cama1fn. venido de Barces .
opa /; cantara IN himno 10 Esco.
an1a y termiasdo el Acto este, co.
msnz,r& Q! solemae Novenario de
Ia celestial Safiora.
El dfa "a EN- 3ezArk otro Nove.
mario de Misas que 90 ce!ebrar&n
q las 5 de la m,haua, ejecatG ndo.
% composiciokes musicaleS del g6.
nero paetori'.
El IL de Enero ae distribuira 4
los fee, Is SagrGda Communion
en- una miss que % dir& & lAs 81.
solemniz sndose CON 6rgano y vc.
COS. Al toque de lac oraciones
de Ia tards tendra lugar 81 acto
so'emne de 10 Salve. La orques-
t. da Capilla y Escolanis ejecuta.
ran himnos y canticoa.
El dfs 2, q las 9 de 10 mahsns.
90 cslsbrasa con Ia mayor pomps
posib.e 81 santo 1Sacri6cio de Ia
Misa, cuyo ce!ebrante serS s.
l.. nuestro venerable Sr Obispo.
que ha resuelto espontaneamente
bonrar con 81 brillante Aparato
poutifica! 10 fiesta de 10 augusta
Pfotectora de esta Provincia, ha.
bieudose dignado concsder tam
bien 40 dfas Dc Indulgencia & loo
deles que asietan deVotamente 4
cualqu;era de los aetos piadosos
que anuncia este programs.
DiveEsos oradores sagrados 90
han prestado gustosamente para
honrar q 10 bienaventurada Vfr-
gen Maria, dirigiendo Ia .palabra
a loo 6eles On Ia Novena ; = ps.
ca el panegirico de 10 fiesta % ha
prestado igualmente el Sr DR. D.
Felix Barrot. Csu6nigo Peaiten.
ciario, Capellan de honor y Pre-.
dicador de s. M.
La Excma Diputaci6n Pfovin.
cial, que tan esplendidamente f..
vorsce 81 eulto de 10 gloriosa Ma.
DIRE de Ia DiUieo Prov;denc;a.
eoncurrirA D loo actos solemnea
do 10 Sal'e q fiesta, prssidi6ndola
en 10 fiesta el Excmo Sr Gober.
aador General.
Por mandamiento dc IL m,,ma
Eczema Corporation, todas lac no.
:hes, q 10 salida de Ia Novena.
yecutara 10 Banda de mdsies do
Bsne6eeneia, en- la plazuela de lar
Monjas. piszas de oportunidad ~
;ambien loo diss IL ' 2 do Enero,
10 salida de 10 Salve y de h
Fiesta.
Puerto R;co, Dsbre s de 1894.
EI OapslIGn,
Domingo Romsu.
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RECAUDACl0N.

Va diJimos 90 nuestro ntmero
anterior que Ia recaudaci6n obte
nida por 81 Tesoro en- el mes de
O;tubre dc este afio por lac rem
tas de contribuciones & impusstos,
aduanas, estancadas, bienes del
Estado 6 ingresos eventuales, com
parada con Ia de igual mes de
1898. por Ios mismoa conceptos,
scusaba un alza liquida ascenden
te q la csntldad de $83.892.57.
Ds Ias citadas rentss 10 que tu-
20 m&s imp0Etante a!za en- ei
tambien indicsdo mes de Octu-
bre dltimo fa6 10 de Aduanas /:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
BOl0tin MorCantil.

to, deben igualmepte ser obligados
a demostrar odcialmente que son
aptos para ell cargo y que ofrecen
garantias suficientes q los padres
De familia para llenar pertectamen-
to su cometido.
Las reformas de la ensenanza
ieben hacerse no solo relativamen.
te & los discipulos, sino tambi6n &
log maestros, demarcando Ia esfera
de acoi6n en- que puedan moverse
6stos, sin lesionar los intereses y la
personalidad de aqu6llos.
Sean, pues, bien venidas las rau-
aiones de padres de familia en-
uucstrR Peninsula.
Roberto Duran.
Madrid, Noviembre % de 1894.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-19
Plausible NOMBRIMICNTO.

Sabe'e por Ell cabls que ha sido
uombrsdo para el importap tiIimo
cargo de Dean DE- Ia Santa lyle.
sia Cathedral de la Habana nusssro
respectable amigo el digno se1or
Arcediano de la de Puerto Rico
y entusiasta CapeIIan de Nuestra
Ssfiora de Ia Providencia, doctor
don Domingo Romeu y Agueyo.
LIE enviamos poE clio cordiaIes
? afectuosos placemes.