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BRIEF NOTES.

Justice J. J. De Haven came up yester-
day afternoon, and occupied his seat on
the bench of the Supreme Court.
Those who intend going to the Catholic
picnic to-day at Arcade Grove should re-
member That the train leaves the depot at
$50 a. VI.
John ]. Powers, who was stabbed the
other night by James McGowan over in
Washington, is able to sit up, and is re-
covering rapidly.
The benefit which was to be given to-
night to George Fleming At Oak Park by
the Foresters' Band, has been postponed
until the 24th inst.
A carload of live chickens from Iowa
arrived here last night, bound for San
Francisco, our California farmers not be-
ing able TO supply the market.
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ADJUSTMENTS


At the Clunie Opera-house 1.-The Two
Orphans is played nightly, and
thoroughly we'll played, too. 1t is beauti-
fully mounted and the scenic effects are
notably superior. This is the last week
of the stock company; in four days more
it will have ceased To he an organization,
much 10 the regret of the patrons of the
house, for il is a company that has won
the respect and applause of the people.
The Women's benefit to the Sacra-
mento County Humane Society takes
place at the Metropolitan Theater this
evening. The beneficiary is wholly
worthy. 1t has in three years done great
good in the community in preventing
cruelty to animals, correcting food.ani-
NAL abuses, cultivating a more humane
sentiment, originating and putting in
motion The good roads movement in the
State, etc. 1t needs money TO carry on its
work, and hence this benefit. The house
ought to be filled in every part. The
prices OF admission are low-50 cents for
the parqueL and dress circle, % cents for
the gallery and no reserved seats, first
come first served by the ushers being the
rule the ladies have made. The pro-
gramme is varied and embraces some of
The best local talent of the section. Ger
tainly more attractive local entertain
nent has not been planned III years. The
numbers will be in this order: Barber
of Seville" Neale's orchestra of ten
pieces; scientific wrestling, Sacramento
Athletic Club. X. Alexander VS.. Il. ii.
Cox, Jr.: l.. a. Payen VS.. II. j. Spanjer;
piano solo, Scherzo Top. 81 Chopin, Mrs.
+. L. Van Fleet; dramatic reading, Miss
Laura Crews of San Francisco; song,
Miss lrma Fitch, with flute obligato by
{. a. Neale; trio, Masters, Stickney and
Hebron. with accompaniment: Beauty
Cunning Gayotte by four pupils Of Pro-
fessor o. O'Malley; scientific boxing, Sacra-
mento Athletic Club. William johnson
VS.. Thomas Dwyer; Wells Birdsall VS..
Ed Johnson; ''Parrhassius and the Cap
tive" Miss Murrells; "A Village Or
chestra's First Attempt" orchestra; stat
uary, Sacramento School of Design. aided
by II. dildebrandt, Williats Haley. Miss
Goss, Miss Wright and little lrma Farley;
fancy dancing, Lottie o. O'Malley, Edna Far
ley; piano solo, Mrs. A. Elkus tenor solo,
'ProtestaLion," Il. L. Cohn; duo, flute
and horn, with orchestra; prismatic
colors alive, Leona Jerome, Mae Dacre,
Margarite Hoist, Lillian DenZa. This.
last is novel feature and introduces
the stereopticon and chromatropes by
Peters & Rays apparatus. The enter
tainment will begin at s O'Clock sharp,
and the people are requested to be seated
by that hour.
Professor Sharpless gave a free lecture
on phrenology last night at Turner Hall
to light house. He announced at the
close of the lecture that he would speak
again tonight, admission being free.
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NOW A LAWYER.
Another of Sacramento's Native Sons
Admitted to Practice.

Another of Sacramento's Native Sons
Admitted to Practice.
Irving w. Mills, one of the class just
admitted by the Supreme Court to prac-
tice law, is the son of w. II. Mills of San
Francisco, but Sacramento claims him as
one of her younger sons. This is the
place of his birth, and where he lived
until he began entry upon young man
hood and where he frequently comes,
drawn by the attraction of many friends
and fond memories of his old home.
His large circle of friends here and else
where will rejoice that he has succeeded
with honor and ability in entering one of
the learned professions. Knowing his
intellectual capacity, they look forward
for him to a career Of usefulness and dis
tinction. He will Immediately enter
practice in the Office of William Singer,
Jr., the well-known land attorney of San
Francisco.
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says She Was Cruel.

Henry Graeter, by his attorney, w. A.
Anderson. has commenced suit for di-
vorce against Minnie Graeter. The
ground alleged is cruelty" The plaintiff
alleges that within two weeks after their
marriage the defendant commenced her
cruelty" and has SO treated him. ever
since. He says she repeatedly told him
she preferred another person 10 him. and
had made cruel discrimination against
him
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THE POSTMASTERSHlP
Cleveland Disappointed the Politicians
Yesterday.

Cleveland Disappointed the Politicians
Yesterday.
Local politicians of the Democratic
persuasion were expecting yesterday to
hear of the President having appointed a
successor to Postmaster Coleman.
About 5 o'clock several heavy reports
like those of cannon were heard, and
the story got about that friends of Sam
Leake were firing a salute in honor of his
appointments.
booming, too and they declared that the
cannon were signalling his success.
The salute" was caused by someone
south of the city blasting some tree
stumDs and the telegraph wires remained
silent on the Postmaster proposition.
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BLIND AND FEEBLE
Why the Sentence of John Mullen Ha
Been Committed.

Why the Sentence of John Mullen Has
Been COMMITTED.
Governor Mark ham has commuted the
sentence of John Mullen, who was
sentenced in August, 1888, from Solano
County to fourteen years in the Folsom
Prison for burglary in the first degree.
The Communication will release him on
May 30th. and is for the reason that he
has become entirely blind and is in very
feeble health, and it is the belief of the
resident physician in charge of the medi-
cal department of the Folsom Prison, as
well as the officers thereof, that il would
be an act OF mercy to release him from
further prison confinement.
Hon. \. j. Buckles, Superior Judge of
Solano County, recommends this release,
and states that the parents of Mullen are
worthy persons and fully able and anx-
ious 10 care for and support him in his
blindness. The Prison Directors recon-
mend a Communication of his sentence to a
term OF eight years and nine months.
His sentence is therefore commuted on
condition that his parents remove him
TO their home IN Solano County and take
care of him.
THOMAS sCHELL TO GO.
The State Board of Prison Directors in
April last recommended that the sentence
of Thomas Schell, convicted of grand
larceny and sent TO prison for three years.
be commuted 10 TWO years and three
months, for the following reasons:
First-That the conduct OF said convict.
Thomas Schell, has been uniformly good
and praiseworthy since his incarceration.
and that this appears TO be his first con-
viction of q felony.
Second-That while engaged in the per-
forinance of work assigned TO him by the
prison authorities, without coutrlbutory
negligence, carelessness or fault on his
part, and before he could seek shelter or
safety. he was accidentally shot through
both lungs and had one rib broken by q
xifle ball fired by one of the prison guards
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Real E tate at Auction.

Bell e Co. announce that on Tuesday,
the 10Th, at ~ A. NJ, on the premises. they
will sell at auction at 1919 l street, the
west 40x 100 feet of lot 6, II and I, Nine
teenlh and Twentieth streets, with all the
improvements fine cottage house of
seven rooms. also Il two-story barn, with
a capacity for twelve horses. Tle.house
and barn are open for inspection.
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he Old story.

willie" May, young nlulatto woman,
and once the consort of Charles Perkins.
who was concerned in the Jackson rob-
berry some time ago, was arrested by
officer Bayley last night at the instance
OF man named John Mclaughlin, who
charges the woman with having robbed
hi n, of S5ti
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

land: J. B. McCune, William NJ. Snow,
Boston; J. H. McIlwane, Chicago; J. j.
DeHaven, Eureka: Paul c. Mort, Lodi;
j. H. Town. p. Wilkes. Stockton; j. H.
c. II. Gray, ]. Davis, H. w. Jackson,
Tneo. Witt. r. Rosenthal, D. Boes, Mrs.
Helen Phillips, j. r. Hodson. Benjamin
J. Schmidt, a. NJ. Pope, s. Hollub, Paul
Bunker. H. NJ. a Abrams, George III.
Francis. j. FL. Coult, j. B. Kelly, j. G..
Campbell, San Francisco; VIII a. Peares,
GAINESVILLE, o.; Charles L. Hestler, Texas;
@. l.. Daniels, Kansas City.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board OF Directors of the San Jacinto and
Pleasant Valley Irrigation District. located IN
the county of Riverside and state OF Callfor-
MA, will receive sealed proposals at Its Office
in said district at Winchester, riverside
County. State of California, until the 9TH
day. for the purchase of all of one hundred
and thirty thousand two hundred and fifty
dollars (S13O, $50 of the bonds OF said dis
trict, or any number OF one-tentn tl-lO) parts
OF said amount of said bonds
BY order of the Board of Directors of the
San Jacinto and Pleasant Valley Irrigation
District. By
l.. S. I. w. HUDSON, President.
Attest: p. MILLIKEN, Secretary. my7-2ot
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Norarles Public.

Governor Markham has appointed and
commissioned the following as Notaries
Public:
J. W. Hughes. Sacramento; Edward X.
Taylor, Alameda; Robert W. Miller.
Crescent City, Del Norte County; j. X.
Baird. Fresno
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Fire l,eIn,r The Citr-

At midnight last night there was fire
somewhere in the extreme southern part
Of tue city. or beyond about on a line
with Third street. No alarm was
Souudad
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Just Llk-.a Chinaman.

A Chinaman attempted to jump from
an electric car last night at Fourth and
streets. Like all Cinnamon. he Jumped
backward, and landed on his head. he
was rendered UNCONSCIOUS for some time.
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REAL ESTATE. ETC.
Frequent Calls!

THE CALL for those DESIRABLE
and cheap lots at Twentieth and X
streets has so exceeded our expectations
that we feel in duty bound to AGAIN
CALL the attention of those who are
intending to buy for home, lot that
Will always be increasing in value, to
the low prices and terms we are Offer
ing on the above property. Those who
have purchased are people who are
building and will take pride in MAX
ing this locality attractive.
REDUCED.-We have an order
to reduce the price On and subdiyide
that pretty corner at Sixteenth and K
streets. They can be bought in 4oxSO
lots or as a whole.
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Shipment of Cherries.
Three cars of cherries were shipped
East from Vacaville yesterday evening.
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CORONADO WATER, McMorry sole agent
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ ST.
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OFFICES: :

OEEICES=
1915 Fourth Street. Sacramento
No. Q, ROtunda Mills Bldg, San Francisco
II North First Street, San lose
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EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,

THE OLDEST AND LEADING
cal Estate HoAsG
IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA.
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w p col I.EMAM

w. p. COLEMAN.
DEAL ESTATE SALESROOM. 325
IL street. For Sale. list of vacant lots:
81, 200-North side l. Twenty-tirst and
Twenty second; lot 4Ox16O
S9oO-Lot 40x160, l street, between Twenty.
fifth and Twenty-sixth.
$1,T50-Lot 40x160, south side O. near
Twelfth.
s45O-Lot 4ox160, street. between Twenty.
seventh and Twenty-eightb.
Five lots on south side OF F street, between
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth. All 4Ox
100. The lot corner Twenty-fourth and
S425. The other four at S375 EACH VIII
sell on the installment plan.
We are subdividing Lot 4, southwest corner
Twenty-sixth andi. Installment plan. Look
al it. street.
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1877
II HHsnoso soLIanAo

81 ruido de aua pssos. sonsMdo ell pavin1eato &
sh7e4stosa ga laa afomb-ss, Ia paresfa f6aebre.
D@Esniss ae&Nta {s Ynusble de cuslquier obi0-
r. gus psrs 81 eacoErana reSuerdo uego seguiA
ckIano.
Ls chimensx de 81 despaeho, eStAba prspsEada como
i esperass q dueno de ID Casa 81 que solo Il casuadad
habia levado nuevaments ah Riviere ID hizo arder
sncendi6 Las bugfaa. Luego psrmaAec6 miranda como
Las lamaa lamian loI eno1 dejando e1pftu que
hicierA p0eo POGO 10 ilusi6M de que hafa gucedo
nads de que TsxesA eltAba al todavfa de que fec
dad no habia mueTto.
lTersSai No 80 atrevfs penetrar On 81 euarto que
ella hsbia ocupado Tenfs misdo del fARtasms mismo de
aquela pue1tA que hsbia epujado tAnt0 aRhso el
dia que Ia oven xocen casadA espoHaba extEemepida
OIL qua scababa de ser "a esposo.
Ea Gque czaro lO psroca voIverle YER; iunto & ca
da mueble an cada sc6a dc Ia habitAc6a hssta
90 fgur6 qas ~ agea paSaba farsvsente 81 fcndO
del espsic expexmen6 espscie dc aensaci6n de oa
que sisntea alradsdor 81 rcce do a9un ser inybla
-lTs amaha muoho Teresai-penaaba oI comandan
te-IY hubeTamcs podido ser tan faisen
I'm toda 90 vida hsbia sxpsrimentado una emoci6n
tan psnetraRte Sentass soRmovido hasta s foado del
alma l. gaTganta opTmida, haes grades eBfUsr
SOS para no loraI; psro como G los bxoncsa
dos deUtKcxadcs Il tuvieran ada Kgrimaa ClAu
dio Rviere % de6 lentaments de rodsa junto ID
coma en que hahtA repoIado Teresa altvA OAbexa
hundi6 en- u almOhado soloxando ilenciounmanta
q cuerpo sncudido pOr moyimientos eonvnIaiyos
1Ouknto tempo psrmanoui6 al pordido q 81 pssado9
kuchau hoxal sn duds AgunA Sc 0yant6 pag6 4 mana
peg au tEanss MIRO q Eelei. ' 80 -
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sEUCI0N JUDICIAL

SeeretGrta del JuzgGdo Municipal de Utuada
-El seHor don ViGtoIiaEo Porrts Guerrero
yuex Muaicipsl de esle t9rmiao, por proVideacia
de este is dictada ea Ice autss de juicio verbal
sivil que sigue, doa Eduardo Abrsu, contra dor
pro de cieEto ciaeusnta sists pesos, interessE J
COSTS, hR diaPusRto IL vsnta, en- p1olica subsgta
aa los bianas embsrgados 81 demaRdado Soto.
aoREstsntea en- uRa fnoa Idstlca, sin Aombre GO.
soeido, enclsvRds en- el baTTio Angeles de estA
i7riadiCcioR, lugar denominado: ABRAs, com.
pnests de cuaxeAts eiRso euerdaR equivaleatsE
diez Giete hsctsreas, aeEeRta J echo Areas J
EsaehtR ocho csRti6r IS, dedieadsE satS, plata.
nos, guineof montes mslezss, soliadsA g.
Norts coE maE tierT4H de Vicsnte Coon, 81 Sur,
cen lsE d. doa AadT9s D&lgadc, 81 Este, con las
Dc doEs Dolores Vegs, J 81 Oeste, COR las de dor
mon V6z; ouyos bieRes han sido tAGados, En-
= cRKtidsd de saiscie Etos cuarsEta cisco pesos
mosede corIients, habiendoae Henalsdo psra 81
acto de remate 81 la Sale AudisRciaode este Jux
gado, la MA do ls taTde del dis disz
del mes de o tabge, advirt61doEe los que
quieYan tomsr parte en- 81 miHmo quo ne % ad
mitirkz prsposiaionsE, que no eubrGn de cor tAdc
az dcs tercexas parties de 10 valr aci6n, que debe
ran consjgRay pYsviameHte en- ls mesa de este
JuzgAdo, uaa eRRtid&d iguaI al diez por cieRtc
dc 10 "a iAdIsads; y que los Tepstidos bieAes O.
recon de titulo escTito-Lo que 30 hAc0 Habel
Al pdhlico pars Ia consuEraEciA de heitRdoIea.-
Dado eE Utuado { quiRce de Septismbre de
mil cchcciestos noventa ' cuatro.-El Ssoretario
OsOaldo AJonsO.--V.' Be-, POrras. - Es eopi0
a AyonsO. Il
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Anochs como las once y media, intenta-
ron los CAGES cometer IN Yobo en- sI dep6uito
nsFcantil de 10 AduaRa de eata Msrina. Para
psRetrar parsce que go valieroR de palancaH has
to hscer cedsx uzo do los baTTotsu de Ia veTja de
hierrO poy Ia paIts Norte. Conseguido este CO.
Ioc ron vigilantes IN Ia pueHta de San JuGto y
fTsnts II caailla de Boada. Dicen que ms
muier ayudaba los ladHones en sEta ogeHaci6s.
Despu6s peAetTaYon por el boquete alberto ,
sbrieRdo m bGxril de tocino, iban dc aRo otro
paakndoSe lsS peRcas que pusstAs an IN Saeo de.
pcHtAbAR en- ol jArdiR de fEestO 81 Dsp6sito. UH
muchasho que Vi6 81 'tsje-moneje", did pa1te &
ls psrsja de OrdeR PdbicO, ID cual unisadoss I
varies guaTdieB municipaleS AduaRercu logra.
roR ceYcaH 81 dep6sito J aprohendex loa cacoB
Con este motive encueAtYanas detenidcu los indi
viduoS DGmauo Oepsds, Andres VillegaG, Fran.
ciEco Santos Juan Culebre como, preIuRtoH "a
torres del fraeasAdo timo.
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Ncu ccmuEicsn de varioT puebloS de IL

Ncu ccmuRicsn de varios puebloS de Ia ihlA,
que he llegado hsCsr tai turor 81 cAlzade mares
PSsd el euAl Ss vsRde en- Ol "Tr6pico" san FEsn-
eisro 81, que "a NO hay nj una sola persona que
daje de lievArlo que por 10 taHto sscasosn les
sxiGtenciAs; suAtTo comiSicniStaH han uRlido can
muoutrarioa con obieta de vsAdsH dicho calEado
todo comeHciAAte que Ee snCuentrs despEovlsf9
dc 81.
El que danso mediaa cSlcetinea de hilo ,
Hada, gorrss y sombrsroS 10 PsrieE, para hora.
bres nifoa, corbstsE 6ltimA mods, clnliaaa :
dril moIIcrquis superior para traisI rusde diri'
riYaA ( ere eEtablecimiento
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quisre rspreIonts, hey que eonyeHiK que 81 muy
sfietivA 81 gituaci6n.
Contcidos los Rstivon services que prsIta
diaxiamente por Kazon de sus obhRAcionss deBdo
las 6rda7es de Hus IsfeB, Ruxilio Las Autorida-
deE , <s pAxtisularss, hAsta en- Las horAH de ID
eoehs dedi sados al descAnBo con los inconvsEisn-
tos en- ests Prcvineia, partieulaTmeBts en- eBtea
Centres donde no hay fAcilidAdes para TscoTreT
pie Lac ditsanciaR en HuI peaquisaH controntaH
con Ia expoaici6n da sus vidns, eonHtituye, ad0-
mas de los gaHtos EutfnaFios de aIimentaei6n, 81
de calEado veHtuario que as ds1tToaa estes Vls-
Ren todayfa rsduciK aquel susldo todss luess
pequefoS. 81 0gto % agTega que por TSs6R de
suS r1iImaa obligAcionss , debido a slima de sa-
tas attitudes una palts del ano - impoGibilitsR
de preataF servicio por onfsEmedad, no teaisAde
dichA InItituci6R MedicoE nombrAdos 81 etecto,
recuRTiendo los dc cada loealidad Eendo dc 50
euenta los hcncTATios que este exija y psgsr ada
mas de ~ paCulio Iss nedioinaS que - leE re-
ceta sno hace mas Ahictiva deaslpsTAda Ia dtua-
cioa del Guardiaf Y n ento gueede con 81 sol.
tsHo que alguHA economfA puede tslsT Iqus di-
ramos dc les cagadoB, que cuentAn con varies
miembros de familiar
Los AyuAtanisntos de oatA Iala haci6Adoss
caTgoH do eEtAS GonsideTaoioAeH de 10 que re-
oTsEeRta eontiatuys ess hoaEoHo InEtituto, sal
vaguaTdis y gaTantia del ordsR y Ii Gooiedad, do
oian hsceY mss llsvadera Il vida vecsu angus
tiosas del GuardiA OWL, En- IL paTtidA dsdg-
nAda 81 kedico HedieoG titulaTes incluir una
mobilization para Il aaiutencia al cuorpo 6 qus
me HsHero sR auH contYAtos de medisinAs sl deE.
paeho gratis al miImo.
No dudo que 81 PafI vera con guEte
que elExcmo. ST GobeTnador General 81 Rueve
Sr Jefe de IL smeritada Gusrdia CIVIL inhuye-
SeH ante 81 Gobierno de IL Naei6n para que ea 81
Ruevo presupueEto de sstA IHla - RumeAto Il par
tlds coHHig 'afa ests tuerzl que reclama en- jun-
tisia 10 que ella represents cRusAa cue csreans,
AotoYiEmeste el eHcasn Eueldo de que diEfrutsz.
- vscinO propietGrto.
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RecortAnou dc an impartial" de Ms,

RecortAmoT de "El ImparCiRp de Msysgaux:
''NoI dice IN amigo que acaba de Iegar dc
Yauco que Los productores de Aquel impoYtante
pueblo sstkA exasperados contra el comercio dc
Ponce por ID actitud que ha tsmado On ID cueu-
ti6R del csnjs llsvAHdoleT 80 iadigaaci6a hsEta
TO aAT medidAH en- represaliAH de esq actitud.
Parsss que eEss msdidas consiHteS: en- ven.
der ga cafe en- el metcado de Mayaguez, pHs6xien.
do eHpsriAlme~ts Las CRsas que hin hFmedo loq
telsgEamss coSt - el caRgs; tiessn ademts $4,000
diapueHtss psra nApdar IN comisior ado especial
Maid 4 gsEtioAar IL aperture hsbiIitaci61
del puerto de Guknich para koda olaHe de opera
clones, eStablsciendo cuARdO este se connigA en-
dicha playa, una fueTte CASA introduetorR bajc
i rax6n social de una companfs an6Aima COO
perativs, en- ID que fgurarfan como accioniataz
priaOipaleS dies does de lou mas TicoI c0sechs.
ToS de Azdsar J cafe de la loealidad.
SsTiS de Ssntir para todos que los sncontEa
dos iHtereSes dc sgricutoTe1 = concentrates lei
lsvAseR una guerra en- el terrsAo eson6mico
psro mas aun 10 ssRtiria 81 comeTcio dc Poace
cue perdeHfa con Yauco, 81 pueblo mas rico dt
Cuantos afiuyen au mercado"
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Nos escriben de la Cidrs: "Apc

Nos eacrIben de Ia UjdTs: "ABoehe, sHtYG
auevs dies, al Gslir el SscrstArio del Juzgade
municirsI do este pueblo dor JusR Justis, de ID
caaA del doctor Dol6a. doade as eRcoHtYAba 81
uai6a del Jusx municipA, pressr cisndo Is eura
si6R de usos heridcH por coRsiguients en- fun
aioEes de ~ cargo, f-6 sgyeiido tYsidora co
bsrdemests por Ii sp.lds, resibiendo una heriar
On 81 csrebelo. III Esfor Justiz, se dsfexdi6 d.
su sgresor lograBds ocups7le 81 Eombrero qVs
lIevaba que dej6 81 emprsndar Ii fuga DiceFc
que el refsrido agreRor no Obr6 por IN sola cusn
-, ii eg aE, ell hssho vaRdslico no mersce co
yuentarioe."
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In peri6 iico rseomieAda el empleo de Is
cebolIA como IN msgsffco remedio pArs ID hi
giene de lAa avsa do corral, puss ( ess aceits
csansiAl, g. excitA 81 lagdmeo % ls atribuyes cue
lidadsE tsrap6uticaa de primer orden para cural
las enfermedadsS de II larings en diehaa aysS
que como 81 Habido, Conatituye 10 epidemia que
asolA loE coYraleS.
III regimen es nuy Eoncillo: una dos 70
eeG por Ssmana ns plea nuy menuds Il cebollR }
ss mexcla coR hariRa, dRndo las gallinAs est
esbo se ConssYvAn en- exceleBtss condiciones pa
ra engordaK, ponsT huevos cTisT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-10-02

los dcy misdO7-la pregust6 coH triIteza.
IL contemplAba RtoYrado.


IL contemplate Rt0rrado
La pobre muier hGbia eAfGquecido horriblemants:
RqUea heHmosA eHatua griega egtAba d0macrada come
eaAs hguHal g6caa de Los temples crSanoS Sus RegToE
o1os TodeAdoS de IN creuo merAdo hGAdian en sun
orbits de IN modo exEaordlario Era 81 egpsetro del
paHado e que prsneHtAba Claudio Rvsre cor uns
reduction igualmente podsross auRque entermxa ne
pudo menos de mover Ia cabexa, dOi9ndose cue qukH g
Aecssaae poca cosa para que aqusA beeEa reeobrara
81 hrio Es deeir, Ipoca coEs. Era precise que Ia.
llsss la fslicidad.
Sin ambaYgo he pexdonado-rensaba Olaudio
Hacienda 10 possible para olvidsr tambien "a voG en-
preEo tods vAron srnusa, mssriccTdia "a bon
dad parecn padre inform de II HRud hiia
El eIpoHc deIsparsci6, quedaado an sino q AMI.
go de toda Ia vida, leno de abnsgsci6a Garlic.
-lC6mo hSbfa podido TaHeIa deuprsoiar todo auus.
Io? uedida que hababs, 81 coraz6R de ID joyen Ra
oprniS de u nHna aYergonEkndoUe del
uniesro a hahfA hecho prefsrr Il fss ssdus
s6a de IN bandido al SECURE noble amor de IN horbra
Ssmsissts
misntraH Claudio Il pTsguutaha ii Tufrfa alsntSu.
doa eonsoAndola, IL joven murmursba INSTRUMENTS
como un iaeessRte repxcchs rcitsss IN IdRubra
"Asersrs: Adhtsrai IhdG tsEkl Miserable adktsrnln
re q supantoIa ItuAci6a de espfritu era aquolIa La
Hoteia de eHtAr On hbeItad Claudio u cuH6 uan umensa
Alegna IN iamsnuo terror 81 minmo ho1po nsrrfa pcr
SAber que sAsba bTs tsrTox de que esuvera tan ccs
de Ella. No - atEeviA miEarle tsnA lo1 ojon bales
asns de orar
OOmpzen iisndO Claudio porfsetsments Il iunY.,,6,
qus u csusaba, eeozt6 Il sntrevista.
.-Adiog-la die.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-10-02

In Patilas Ia moaeda sstG provocsHdo HI
verdadero COZ ficto: doloEoso 81 pYes0nciay, nos
ascribs mn amigo Iss discusioEea que de momen.
TO nomanto Ge GuscitaA en- los comercios que
ayar raliaa de los vslloseu Agujerssdos lss pc
rras dos ochavoE para hoy no adrcitir loa pri
rneroa acsptsr las asgHzdAs solo m ochsvo.
El pobrc pueblo siempYe pagzno del sgiotaje 90.
meYcial aufze Las conBecusRci2az dc este maze.
mapnum nonetaYio.