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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-31
Hoods ssEhla Cures

number of years. My friends remark to
lie: Why how well you look tell them
it's Hoods Sarsaparilla that has done tho
work. would have all suffering human
i:y try this medicine and be convinced.
! ms statement Is tue 10 tho letter."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-12-31

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipa-
ton biliousness, sick headache, indigestion.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
MANAGER DAIlEY'S GO.
Some Personal Mention About
The Leading Members.

The personel of Mansger
Dailey's Co. when considered
carefully is more than excellent
and demonstrates the cause of his
past success. Darrell Yinton,
the young Tragedian. has reeeiy-
ed hattering encomiams from the
metropolitan press of America
for his Hamlet. Richard III, and
in Francesca de RImini. and as
a romantic actor is rated among
the leaders. May Nannary, the
brilliant young leading lady is
reputed to be one of the most
versatile actress in the United
st ties, having sustained sach
roles in over 230 plays,any one of
which she could present on an
hours notice. Quite an accom-
plishment it must be said when
we consider that the lady is not
yet % years of age, and has
supported such artists as Sheri-
dan, Warner, and Bandmann.
Mrs. f. NJ. Bates is an actress
of international reputation. and
has won the laurel wreath of
merit by years of artistic work on
two continents.
Mortimer Snow. is q talented
young graduate of Harvard who
preferred the picturing of life, to
the pulpit for which he was
educated, and after passing
through Boucicault's school, join
ed Frohmans company playing
the famous Henry Millers parts.
For the past two years he has pro-
fited by stock experience and his
cleverness receives marked re-
cognition.
Josephine Gassman is the
bright little sunbeam whose pie
ture adorns SO many catchy
selections displayed in our local
music stores, and so down the
roster may be found thespians
who commend themselves to our
local theatre goers, and we pre-
diet very pleasant and prosper
Gus season for the manager who
had Sufficient stamina to bring
these artists so great distance.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
LATEST NEWS.
Per P. M. S. S. China.

Chicago, April 10. Peter Jack
son has sent letter to james j.
Corbett, asking him to make
some definite arrangement for
their fight before Corbett leaves
for England. Jackson offers to
fight in June. July or August for
side wager of $4,000, the fight
to be in private.
Philadelphia, April TO- james
J. Corbett gave a farewell per-
formance last night at the Aca-
DENY of Music. He will sail
tomorrow for Europe.
Washington. Apr. 10. = The
Coinage and Bond bill recently
introduced by Representative
Mser of New Jersey is bringing
out discussion between silver
and anti fi-sliver elements in the
House. Myer was opposed to
Bland throughout the seignior-
age b Ii struggle, and voted
agi In It it, hence his proposition
to coin the seigniorage under
certain conditions is regarded as
an overture from the anti-silver
men to Bland S followers. Myers
bill follows closely the President $
suggestions.
Washington, Apr. 10-Attorney-
General Olney holds that Chi
nese merchant. in order to enter
the United Stttes or return here
after he has once left, must be
designated by name in the firm.
Formerly under the word Go.
any number of Celestials might
enter the country. claiming to be
members of the firm SO design
ated. In pursuance of this de-
cision, therefore. Secretary
Carlisle has sent telegram to
Collectors of Customs at Portland
Suspension Bridge, New York :
Key West, New Orleans. Port
townsend. Penbina. Burlington
aud S.n Francisco, instructing
them accordingly.
Ogden, Apr. 10,-Last night.
after a full hearing of the case,
Judges Miner and Merritt signed
a mandatory restraining order on
the Southern Pacific Railroad
restraining it frcm keeping or
allowing In the city of Ogden the
Industrial Army brought by I'D
railroad company unlawfnily
into said Territory. and ORDER
ing them all back into the twenty
seven box cars, or from Keeping
any portion of the army In the
cars any longer IN the Territory
than is absolutely necessary t.
haul them away This means
that the Sonthern Pacific Rail
road must at once carry the army
back whence it came.
Daenos Ayres. Apr. 10 1t i:
reported here that the Bsaziiial
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

feet on the Amazon river has
TevoIted against the Pe:xoto
Government.
Admiral Da Cana and other
Brazilian refugees are said 10
have deserted the Portuguese
war ships aud made their way to
Argentine. and are on the way to
join DeMello.
A correspondent in Rio Grande
do Sal, Brazil, sends wori tha;
the bombarslment began by the
rebels last Friday was renewed
nj sunrise yesterday morning and
at 1 O'Clock was returned fereeIy.
Paris. Apr. 10.-The Figaro
publishes an alleged interview
with King Humhert in which his
Majesty is cred ted with declsr-
ing that the difficulties and mis-
understandings between France
and Itily had their origin in the
press of Paris. The King said
he regretted the French customs
tariff. but at .ae bottom there
WAS no officially between France
and Italy.
Lima. Peru. apr. 10 -Presid-
ent Borgono has dissolved Con
gress and will shortly convene a
new Assembly. The Government
has summoned General C,nyero,
the Minister at Washington, to
Lima.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

The Hawaiian Pork Packing Co
have elected officers for the ensu-
ing trm as follows: preside It E
C. Winston; vice-do " McCand
less; secy and treas r. L. Ausr-
bach; Auditor Z. T. Porter The
board of directors of the C5m
pany consist OF Messrs Winston
McCandless, B lrke, Porter. Ela
and Godfrey.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
New Goods Reed

tiations between the two coun-
tries will be cut of -
Il look upon that as a canard.
| have nothing to withdraw, and
have no intention OF withdrawing
any statements | have made, but
| cannot believe that the admin
istratiou at Washington would
resolve upon such a step as to
cease diplomatic negotiations
with rs.
Has any foreign power recog-
nized the present government as
a de facto government Until the
new credentials to the French
commissioner shall have arrived
| do not know what position
France intends to assume "
Suppose Congress assumes
the attitude that the United
States will wash her hands of the
entire affair. leaving the Hawai-:
ian islands t. take care of them
selves, but looking toward the
interference on the part of any
foreig power as an act unfriend
" toward the United States, then
whatF
I'VE should than feel that we
could do as we pleased. We
would not recognize the right of
the United States to dictate to
us We would feel at liberty to
deal with any foreign nation as we
might see fit, whether we should
wish to make an exclusive com
mercial treaty or whether we
should request annexation or
prhotectorate from any other
nation. Wefeel that we have made
Il frank proposal TO tue United
States fora political union. If she
refuses we feel at liberty to look
elsewhere for the same or any
other course if we should so
decide
"Row about the cession of
Pearl harbor to the United
Statesl"
q am glad that you have ask
ed me that question. The treaty
made with the United States
expires the latter part of this
year. Upon the expiration of
that tre ty we need only give II
months not ce to the United
States to vac tie. after which we
would feel free to cede it to any
other foreign power. l know
that American statesmen unofi
ciaIly have questioned this right
looking upon the cesslon as a
permanent one, but | think it
was Secretary Bayard. who in his
official capacity, took the ground
that all obig ,tion on our part
ends with the treaty now in
force.'
Has any proposal as yet been
made to the provisional govern
ment relative to annexation or a
protectorate being offered in case
the United States should With
draw all interference in your
local affairsY'
The only proposition made
was by Canada looking toward a
close commercial union between
the two countries.
Has your health been good,
Mr.. President
Il have been suffering a great
deal with my head recently and
need rest badly. At such an
important juncture as the present
[ do not like to leave Honolulu,
but | must take a vacation
shortly"
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

". o. Smith the Board of
Health president, and his con-
freres will fnd more leprosy
nexs in the Eastern papers In tine
near future than has been seen
for a long time The barring of
newspaper men from the trip to
the leper settlement. last evening
was an warranted usarpation Of
authority and an unnecessary
snub to foreign correspondents
aud local newsp per men.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
Foreign Vessels Expected.
Foreign Mail Service.

Stear-shirs will leave for and arr We
from San Frlnciscn and other foreign
ports. on or abou. the following dates.
tin the close OF 1894.
Ir.yr HoxoIrLU DuE AT Honolulu
yoR Sax Francisco. FM. SAN Francisco
on VkNcoUyER. or VANCOUVER.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
Vessels in Port.
NAVAL VESSELS.

NAVAL VESSELS.
Us s Adams. Nelson.
Us : Philadelphia. Barker.
HIM Takaehiho. Nomara, Yokohama.
MERcRASrNES.
Rr bk Xautipre. " 5 w.
Am bct " G Irwin. Williams. F.
Am Schr Geneva. ~ y W.
Am bkt W II Dlmond. Nelson, 5. F.
Am sehr A Allen. Sehsce, Enpka.
Am schr King Cyrus, ChrstianSon- N'we'e
Am sohr o II Kellogg. lverSon. Gays II.
II w bkstielen Brewer. Newell, New York
Am Miss snnr Morning Star, Garland.
Haw Schr Aloha. Dabel, ) +.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Senator Cunningham is waiting
patiently for the Australia as his
stock of keg Fredricks burg is to
an end. To non blbulants an
oyster cocktail. in the Senator's
style. is a temperate but strong
invigoratorand and the Feast of
Nations erred in not obtaining
40 Senator's services.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Two lots in the Peninsula sec
ton of land. at Pearl Harbor,
facing tll the proposed naval
station were sold today BY
Auctioneer Morgan for s400 each.
j. j. Williams purchaser.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
LOCAL NEWS.

sentimental poetry.
Monte Christie. at the Opera
Horse. this evening.
Sheriff Chillingsworth of Maui
is IN town.
Arthur Harrison is the proud
possessor Of a son and heir.
Voting registers show over
thousand names.
Admiral Irwin and family are
at the Hawaiian Hotel.
The baseball season will open
on May 5th.
The Board Of Health will
probably meet at Molokai to-
morrow.
Theosophy is fuding many
believers and followers in Homo
lulu.
Business is no brighter and
will not be while the mo spend
money" crowd are in Office.
Mr.. L. A. Thurston is stated
now to be married and en- route
with his bride to Honolulu.
Two-hundred and ninety five
Asiatics left Honolulu by the
steamer China.
-Four inter-island steamers left
port this afternoon for windward
ports.
What was the ambrosia CON-
posed of which was dispensed
from the Athenian booth ?
Almost every seat on the box
plan is taken for this evenings
performance at the Opera House.
Captain Griffiths is commencing
to take in sugar on the Albert.
lie hopes to get away in ten days
A break in the Lihue mill
caused considerable overtime
work at the Honolulu Iron Works
during the last few days.
1t is reported that the p. 6
troops will attempt a battalion
drill ut Palace Square tomorrow
evening.
The Kinau only brought so
bags of sugar in cargo besides 1S5
sacks of potatoes. 20 sacks corn
and 13S bags bone.
Do not forget the moonlight
excursion to Eva to might via the
Olli1 Railway. A pleasant time
is assured.
The Fort street school child
rem have been given only one
weeks vacation instead of two.
By what authorityi
Kun Wun has been returned
70 the jail from the Queens Hos
pital. He is entirely recovered
from the evil effects of his at
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Mrs Phoebe Kibling. the wife
of Captain kibling and mother Of
Purser kibling both weli-known
residents, died yesterday at her
home on Fort street at the
advanced sge of 65 years.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
Grand Moonlight
EXCURSION
To THE
Eva Plantation
OVER THE
Oahu Railway,
THIS
EVENING",
TUESDAY, Apr. II.

" A SPECIAL TRAIN will
leave Hon lulu at 7:45 P. NJ. Re
turning. will arrive in Honolulu
about 1915 P. VI.
TICKETS, rs Cts, Round
Tripp.
Tickets will be on sale at the
Depot immediately before the de-
parture of the train.
Parties or Clubs desiring to
have spscial Car reserved can do
so by notifying the Superintendent
before Tuesday. at ) P. NJ. and the
purchasing of at least 80 tickets.
GEO. P. DANlSON,
Superintendent.
apr ltd.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Best--of References-Inquire al
Oiiic. of j. s. Walker. over
Spreckels' Bank. or Wright Bros.
Fort Streetss
iz@zxx= dsc lott -
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Admiral Walker and his aides
called on the Cabinet this morn
ing The visit was returned by
call on Admiral Walker on
board the Flagship Philadelphia
AZ = p m.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Kun Wun has been returned
70 the Jail from the Queens Hos
pital. He is entirely recovered
from the evil effects of his at
tempted suicide.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

The schooner Transit sailed
yesterday, for San Francisco,
with a sugar cargo valaed at
S5l 726. The Robert Levers
will probably sail to day.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

The Schooner MAHlMAHI,
viii run regularly between this port and
Maialaa. k.naihspsi, Mokuleia. hsawenal
aud kuiki ON the island OF Gshu.
{ For Freight, etc apply TO the Captain.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17
WIN. DAVIES,
Rigger.
Stevedore AND
Wrecl1er.

ESTIMATES AND CONTRACTS on
ALL KINDS OF WORK.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

The Fort street school child
rem have been given only one
weeks vacation instead of two.
By what authorityi
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Do not forget the moonlight
excursion to Eva to might via the
Oll1 Railway. A pleasant time
is assured.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

The Kinau only brought so
bags of sugar in cargo besides lS5
sacks of potatoes, 20 sacks corn
and 13S bags bone.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Captain Griffths is commencing
to take in sugar on the Albert.
He hopes to get away in ten days.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

A break in the Lihue mill
caused considerable overtime
work at the Honolulu Iron Works
during the last few days.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

Almost every seat on the box
plan is taken for this evenings
performance at the Opera House.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1894-04-17

1t is reported that the p. g
troops will attempt a battalion
drill ut Palace Square tomorrow
evening.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07

at New Bernc. Elizabeth City, and oth-
pr roints prove what the botanists have
all alone declared, that pasture and
meadow grasses grow a. luxuriantly a.
other plant growths. and that all far
r,ers need TO make their own good
beef. nav. cheese. butter and mill, i TO
adopt those courses which common
practice elsewhere declares are proper
and right. Experiments in hay cul-
tnre and beef and milk production are
alre,dv well advanced, and the State
Agricultural Experiment Farm has
listed twentv-six kinds Of grass and
clover which it advises to Use for hay
or pasturage.
The upshot OF all this is to demon
strate what the seaboard is capable OF
what the requirements are and where
the gates OF special opportunity are
widest aiar. Cultivated lands with i'm
proverncnts and buildings can be bought
anywhere along the line Of the Norfolk
& Southern railroad, which trayerSeS
the eleven tide-water counties, at Fl.
to 80 an acre. Labor Is cneap-at y.
cents per day. II IS to $l2 per month
and rati0ns-and is tractabie and ETH
Gent. if we'll trained and handled. and
promptly paid. There are plenty OF
churches and schools and no beggars
tramps, or tough~. Farm schools fo1
whites and blacks, if established in
available districts would disseminate
much needed infol nation III respect tC
many lines Of industry which have
been neglected or overlooked since the
war. Vine culture would prove a most
profitable business if conducted on in
t !iigent methods.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07
CaStOria.

''Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their Children
DIR. G. G.. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07

NeckB
arrives Scotland Neck % Greenyile 6 Kinston 133
Crenyile so Halifax
.00 H.
WASH at rarme
les m. I
except AIemarle Raleigh Rail
road land Scotlan dNeckII
except
p
Returning leaves Iymouh Daily Sunday 600
In Williamson m m. Taloo III a
p N.
ROWAN
a
Cold tryO9 3Oa m
7.l5
Nashville $50 Rocky Mount 9 - daily Sunday.
a and ,
a.
with Nos. H. 40, 90 and Is.
to!dooro and Magnolia
Weldon points
Richmond
lay with Norfolk and all points north via Norfolk
JOHN T. DININE
]. r. KENNY.
TRAN NJ. E1IMERSON, Ge11 Pasenge igt.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-07

"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. l hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostru1s which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opiilm,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
..gents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DIR. J. F. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05
BisllOEnoA d 'A Oe1a2aPoNDnaOlA d .klOS" l62

Tabido castor esrayagaAtes no quOsado que ii
rsraa 81 dnsro p0r il vsntanA mas que VS que 81 enri
quseia, 80 Ia habla DIDO excIsm&r:
-DoDias qnsrldA mia, tomar por medelo Ia conde.
L0iaA. Asta veItrse acknowledgements. No 90 re-.
CAra SO poae esos horDeS turnanteS gArzots tan
qUerldOs dc pedsnts ltsra5G de Mad StAsI LIS IN
modslo un vsrdA1sro palAro raro esA mujArGts
Una hoShe, Ga uRa recepGl0a Ie gaia, d emperador
quien gusGna TAhto ecoaOla que hAbia yiHto
IlsIs de paaAnO, sIaacen de pasamane-
IA pAsa sVsrgaa pCscl0 GaA aDrazadera de
Cortns que hAOA CooU4do 81 tsplceIo de las IusriSs
dsspus de haDe etOglado ID coadsER do FsrgsS por h
e0cAata0orG seACnez trAe DSs auornAdo dncn.
nente 81 yesElaO COMO p0InAd0 un modesto
hssGhO disPuesaO co4ao Bemprs Gar una lsCcl6a {
JoaahRA a4C empeasrlz DSstAAts alto paEa Gus la
oygss2
- AirA que linda ssES ID condesital Ega kIo msnos
no arunarA marldO ii VGeive casAr con el gas
TO de sus adoEno6
JossnAA s0nEio: Saba perfectRmants que aauelss
ssnclAs yeroas "a len 6achmann Baps Bap-
Msalsre es pGteros del mUee del Ecoe que aque de.
hcoso aDhjJ de piat4 sSmaltado verde custaba mas
de ventlclnso mn trAns 3.
-Lo que prusbs-lscfa al dis giguiente Is empera-
tz coatAAoo Ia aAecdoIa-que pusds eEtender mucho
az sAnAr DaLAiAs may Dc aPrssAr las ooras macs
ttaS 10 joyerlA.
Lulsa de FargsI bastSnte RIGA para poder psgar-
50 esos cspucn0s. No depends, ademss dc nGde, El
maiques as NsVas aDpslo de Ia Condssa antique caui
Ian os u marina real en- tempo de Luis XIV Luis XVI
asAG cuArto como en- otre Lanpo 40 gaS de "a
glblasts s dsisha libre suRggs era se dolor de lu
esssoR, psrh que tusae s ecrts del cue pe degnRba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05
\{M HnanosO sO11anAu

r. no tsaiendo fsaiIiA que Abae9 austsrO ancs
no que srA a persoliicsu0a nlsma del psIado aiga-
nos pAEIsaSsl lsianol.
Rie&, Sdorada por S1s amigos, admiradA, amada de
tadk il auSnsdambra de los sAOas fsz con Saoer que
aaa mAno que Ia aargaDAn, qas cads mirAda que
zspa con a BuyA prReDa de AEecO veCss una
nda "a aqusa atmoat5ra do eIesanSa de atsctO de adj
6sG6n de amor.
In Il Ultima sxpoEci6n, el retraso dc ID eOndesa de
Farges platAdo pOr R0Derb hefeDre haOa side e gran
asnnteclnllsnLo ID VskdAdera ss1ueSl6A do sr1S.
hAplaRdo do 81 aelAnLs de NAposoA reproehabaa
Ia besEa dc Lula de Earge clsrA dehcAdezA quo
.iuca armeAtA per e teEmIao mpropu .nImoss-
% s spsrAdor cea.ssto fLass que nos ian Goa.
psrysdo Las .MsaOrlAs" dc o. aueI tismpu:
Hay mujereA hermosas que no 10 paEssen si entire
nm ragimlsaTO he drsgoGsas GUa1ssa Lulsa pEllIA
sismprs como unA alhAjA.
La ushOra de FargeE pssAba pOr la nina mimsda del
ior que Sgradscih el que su corte
Ia pu0tspa 81 peDeyo vel Eu lado Ia dssCendeate ue
una famla llutrs. III eoads de FArgsB habiS ndo uno
AZ ou primeros AobIss gus Adhreroa 81 regimen i'm
osrial ohsLA dc fOrsuRa al coaVsrrss Cesar no
nlvid6 81 hoaor que hADiH hecno reCieRts lnapero
ousl descsadsaIs dc AAuguOs herOss Lu d. FargeI
ara hia del marques NeVGille4 aDuelo el ancsho
MARQUES de NaVass qUg aun VIVA podiA nsgSr SER
IA eondesA mpenADA CLIO, dc seRAdoreS
del impsrio.
AaemSs 81 empsrAdor sentiABe subYIgado como todos
nor ii encAnto daGa1o. honEAdo irreEsubla de ID con
daas Luas AApaba el gusts deIGoso de Uus oilettsa
+ rnSu &c una yes duraAte suH mpsuasg IneamaddRdsS
Us JegaenA d que EspIoshfba tEesuaatamsata coma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-05
CHARADA

Tlsns nj ..primsra" J "dltina"
uSa liudS "d0b' y "suartA"
y ea 81 piel como el armiho
nsgra "tIes.caatro" rsrAlts.
Alnorte dc OstA.Gas
"prmA" y "dOB" verds din falsa
yen ID sSpssnrs de un boEqle
dichoso "dos tres" 90 halls.
"PElma.dSsAres no to Aaombre
es proviRcih itAllGna
y nj 'tOdo" es an produeto
dc riquisims fraganSia. vi
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soNETo
8 A U Lo

Por que, saulo, frenSticO CSmipAS
Y 81 aeicAte tH corCel deIbocss2
IN contra de quish vas Tus iraS lOCaI
Contra quien implscLble Ai fulminaa2
-'lPor que, Stulo, tsn ciego mis- doCtrinAs,
Tan cruda guerra contra ni prOvocau2
Exclama sGl uNA vOz. Hiende las roCAs
FL rAye do enlre nuheS plrpurinaF.
IDel plgAno que 90 ys2 SuS oioE ciegan
A los c6lcos lAmpcs ssplendsntes
Y el pardon y Ia luz sua labioa ruegan. y.
Y ls lug en- 81 espiritu & torreAtsS
De Dios recibe, sus fulgorsB llsgGn
A trocarle Tn AF6stol dc las genteI.
ANGEL LAsso DE LA VEaA.
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: "C0I6s en- PlertO-RScO" Pl1ani. aisiSns,
OJra pysnsaSa con medalla ae orc en- "a hist6ri-
ErpOspIda Dc Santuree. co flo
l6gicas por Don CayOtano Coll y .Toste.
En- esta obra adomas de tratarse del puerto
de Ia Isla donde fondearon las naves del Ami,
rante, sc ducidan Otros puntOs oscuros de Ia his
!oriA de Puerto-Rico, y 80 escarecen vocablo-
lei lengua,e observation-disclosures de SAniur
10 Vidal.-A IN peso el eiemplar.
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