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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
of business, and it were well that it
come quickly.

of business, and it were well that it
come quickly.
Does the South want to rest it's
industrial future upon a crumbling
structure? Does it want to build
upon artificial supports that
are sure to be soon removed?
1t is fortunate that tie op-
portunity for establishing its busi.
ness future upon a sounder basis
has presented itself SC opportunely,
Its objection to the Wilson bill
should be that it does not remove
enough of the in.pedimcnts to it's
unrestricted natural development.
Those Southern newspapers and
Southern members of Congress
WHO have been caught by Republi-
can appeals and have cried out
that tie South is about to be urs
done on the very Threshold of a
great commercial career, are blind
to the signs of the times. The very
agitation from which the interests
or which they assume to speak are
now suffering should warn them
of the unsubstantial character of
the artificial syste whose con-
tinuance they demard.
Their fright at the suggestion of
an honorable dependence by the
South on its own resources should
warn them that protection has al.
ready begun to undersmine their
selt-re!iance. There is time to
save the South from wasting it's
energies in developing its indust les
upon an insecure foundation. And
now is the time to do it.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
THE PRIZE FIGHT.

1t seems that the church people
have been outwitted by the worldly
folks again, says the Atlanta Jours
nal.
Governor Mitchell, representing
the best moral sentiment in Florida
and Governor Northen, backed by
the religious element in Georgia,
seemed determined that the fight
should not occur in either one OF
these States. And yet it did occur
at tie time and place advertised
and there was no interference.
At the hour named in the pro-
gram, the two heavy weights app
peared in the ring. Where was
Governor Mitchell2
1t seems to Us, viewing the whole
affair from this distance. that
Florida's governor should have
had the laws more thoroughly
looked into before he made hie
boasts that the fight should not
come off. 1t detracts from the
respect which the people are accus>
toned to pay to those high in au-
thority to have them back down
from any position assumed in the
interest of good morals. .Florida's exs
ecutive should never haye announce
ed that the fight should not take
place unless he intended to prevent
it. 1t he contemplated allowing the
decision of Judge Call to determine
the matter, it would have been bet
ter to have had at.decision some
weeks ago and set at rest. all un.
certainty. :. :.
Fiorida's Governor has not come
out of this affair with new lustre
added to his tame. The "sports"
were successful and the moral
sentiment has been set back a
little.
Prize fights are brutal, and, what
is worse, there collects wherever
one is had, such a crowd OF sports"
toughs, pickpockets, gamblers of
high and low degree, as would dis
grace any community. These fights
should not be allowed, but there
should be some law to prevent
them, aud Governors of States
should not be placed in positions
where they are liable to make
spectacles of themselves.
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TerribIe RaiIroad Accident-

Is daily chronicle in our papers; also the
death of some dear friend, who has dfed with
Consumption, whereas, If he or she bad taken
Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases in
time, life would have been rendered happier
and perhaps saved. Heed the warning! If you
haye a cough or any affection of the Throat
and Lungs call at J. HI. Hill s. Son st1e agen
and get trial bottle free. LARGE size soc
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Sad-hearted, be at peace; the snow-drop
lies
Buried in sepulchre of CHASTITY
snow;
But spring Is floating up the southern
skies,
And darkling, the pale snowdrop
waits below.
Let me persuade, in dull December's
day
We scarce believe there is a months
ofJune,
But up the stairs of April and OF
May
The hot sun cl1mbeth to the summers
noon.
Yet hear me, I love God and half l
rest
o. better! God loves thee, SO all rest
He is our Sun mer, our dimed-visioned
Best,
And in His Heart thy prayer is resting
George Macdonald,
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Nearly Everybody. except the
men who have a direct financial
interest in keeping up exorbitant
duties, comedies the necessity of
reforming the tariff; nobody, be-
yond a handful Of theorists, desires
or expects free trade, and certainly
no true Democrat desire it for the
benefit Of England, a nation which
the Democratic administration
whipped in wal for "free trade'
of another kind,
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AN AWFUL TRkaEDY,

Thousands of lives haye been sacrificed
thousands of homes hfHe dsscrate by the
fatal mistake of old,sfheeI ,RRysicians,
ing the he light thrown HI W uPoa tie Subject BY
eSfasIe aEas5e 'sIs@ESb is ss is IS ins
scrofulous disease of the lungs, and any
remedy wAieh strikes right at the selt of
the complaint must and will cure it. Such
a remedy is DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
discovery. 1t was never knoHD to fail if
giysRta fair trial, and nthis- is why the
manufacturers sell it under a positive
guarantee, and is the only lungl remedy
possessed of such remarkable a curative
propertives as to warrant its Makers in
selling.t on trial, 1,
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1894-02-01
Unsanitary School Honses.

The report of Medical Inspector
Taylor to the Board of Health on
the sanitary condition of the pub.
lie schools indicates that with all
the work done in the last few
years to place ali the school build.
ings in a proper condition for use
much of it has failed of it's purpose.
Either the school authorities haye
been trying to repair the unrepairr
able or the work has been about in
the wrong way, In each of sixteen
sections ore or more school houses
are reported in a defective canitary
condition, the defects varying all
the way from poor ventilation to
overf1owlng wells, vet cellars,
heating apparatus that fills the
school rooms with coal gas, filthy
yards and defective drainage. In
several instances the entire aban.
donment OF the buildings for school
purposes is recommended.
The complaint of the neglect of
ianitors to carry out the rules of
the Board of Health is not an un-
expected one. for while janitors are
appointed to give places to politi-
cal favorites honest and faithful
service cannot be expected. Bat
the defective school houses and
yards are inexcusable. Attention
has been called to these defects
time and again. Some of the builds
ings have been closed by direction
OF the Board of Health at various
times. Money has been approprsa-
ted and expended for the necessary
repairs and improvements. It sis
worse than discouraging to be in
formed tha6 in sixteen or nearly
half the schools sections of the city
there are school buildings unfit for
the reception of the children.
Other defects in our school sys-
tenn md methods can be tolerated
if not defended, but this cannot.
The law requires that schools shall
be furnished for. all children OF
school age. and higher law de-
mands that, the schools SO fufnished
shall first Of all be held in builds
ines that do not imperil the lives
or health Of the pupils. After al
these years of experience, improve
lnent liberal expenditure ''tlfere
should not have been an lhsani-
tary schoe1,shouse in Bhiiadaphia
Either make the schools, healthy ol
close and'self the buildings. Per
petnal expenditure for repairs tina
do not repairashoald not be toler,
ated. Philadelphia Times.
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Col. John l.. Branch, who died
at Birmingham, Ala, on Jan. 1S,
is said to have been the man who
gave the order that caused the first
gun of the Civil warto be fred on
Fort Sumter. The credit has been
claimed heretofore for the late Ed.
mund Rnffip; but it is of little
consequence to whom the dubious
distinction belongs.
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THERE is something mot wholly
incongruous in the fact that the
palace of Henry VIII: in Fleet
Street. London, now bears on its
second floor front the legend ''Cart4
er's Hair.Cutting Saloon" Henry
himself was somehat in the tonsor-
'ial arh only he had a habit of res
moving the head along with the
hair.
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The President and the Senate.

Nearly every President who was
not content to be a mere party
figurehead has had to battle, in one
way or another, to defend his cons
stitutional right of selection in
those appointments which require
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GLAD TIDINGS.

The grand specific for the prevailiny
malady of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, rheumatism, Costiveness, General
Debility, ETC., is Bacon's Celery cure. This
great herbal topSf stimulates the digestive
organs, regulates the Liver and restores
our system 10 vigorous health and snergie
Samples free. Large packages SOC Sold
only by J. II, Hill 8 Son.
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Bucklen q Arhi0Al Shiyk.

THE BEST SALvR n the worlcr forC Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and allbkin Eruptions, and pvsi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay reaAired.
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by j. II. Hill g. Son.
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HIS Bargains.

II am victim," began the man
with the long hair as he untolded
his newspaper and dropped into q
eeat on the Il" train beside an &C
q 1aintance, 81 am a victim OF my
wlfe's taste, enterprise and econ-
omy.'
'Bas, say, cd man, you ought to
set haircut"
THAT'S what say, out my wife
Won't have it. She says look more
distinguished with loug hair
Say, | never saw you with a
red tie before. You were always
very particular about those things" +"
81 know, l know!" said the other
YEARLY " l thought l had taste,
and l think SO yet, but what am l
going to d.? Th S tie" and he gave
it a savage prod with his forefnger,
twas purchased at a So e-Thirty-
nine cents it cost-and l have 10
wear it to prevent a row, My wife
says it looks well.
"See these cuffs2 Well, they are
twelves, and my size is ten and a
half. They came eff the bargain
counter, too, st the rate OF two
pairs for thirty eight cents. Cheap
But [ have to put tucks in them so
they will fit inside my coat sleeves
He gradually warmed Up to his
subject. "You ought to see nv
underc, ,othing. job lots. every piece;
fragments. Some are too large and
some are too small. See this ha +? Il
came home in pink paper, and cost
$1.99. l wear sever, this is seven
and three-quarter7. There lie one
morning and two evening news.
papers IN the band 80 it will it."
"But it was bargain, sure. My
hats est me IS. Yon ought to be
glad you're married. You must be
saving money at that rate"
"Bargail? Bal! Don't talk to me
of bargains. I'm sick of the word. |
hear Of bargains from morning to
night and sometimes during the
night. l shouldn't be surprised ii
my wife should pick up a tomb
stone because it was cheap and
won d have to be used some time.
"And as tor saving money !!
Whew! All the surplus cash goes
for bargains. She has two trunks
full of bargains that she says will
come in handy some Gay. I live
surrounded by junk shop, but
tor the sake OF peace don't dare to
say word"
He leaned slightly forward as he
spoke, and there was sharp click.
He put his hand around to his
back with panied expression.
whats the matter2 Hurt your
selfg"
''Oh, no." he said grimly. "Two
of the patent suspender buttons
bought at a bargain counter have
parted the ways and my 22.cent
suspenders have broken. Say. you
haven't safety pin or a couple OF
feet of cord, have yol?'
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Winston Sentinel; A. Ell. Joyce,
of Danbury, who was here yesters
day, is trustee for DR.. w. A. Lash,
who assigned yesterday. DR.. Bens
bow, of Greedsboro, appointed J..
S. Cox trustee.
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Coffee

is rendered more wholesome and palatable
if instead of using mild or cream you use
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed,
Milk, or if you prefer it unsweetened,
then Borden's Peerless Rrand Evaporated
Cream.
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Magnetic Neryine squiets the nerves
drives away bad dreams, and gives quiet
rest and peaceful sleep. Sold by Robinson
Bros, drug store, Goldsboro, NC.
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THE GOLDEN sECRErrpNa LIFE

Keep the head cool, the feet warm
and the bowels oper. Bacon's Celery
Cure is vegetable pi ieparation and acts
as a natural laxative, and is the great
est remedy ever discovered fe the Cure
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and all
Blood, Liver, and Kidney diseases. Call
on J. 81, Hill & Son sole agent, and get
trial bottle free. Large size SOC.
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Japanese Liver Pellets cure bilious
ness, sour stomach and all kidney and
liver troubles. Small and mild. Sold
by Robinson Bros. Goldshoro n. G,
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M. e Robinson Bros. Druggists, will
tell you that Johnson's Magnetic Oil
always gives satisfaction and u the
best
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SUNDAY READING.
Made Up of Divers clip
pings.

He who feels no inclination will
ever fail to find an excuse.-Goethe.
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Pimples, blackheads, moles, treckles
tan and sunburh"rehoxed.bY JohnsoLs
Oriental Soap. Medicinal. Sold by Rob-
inson Bros, Goldsboro, N. g.
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Magnetic Nervine, the great restorative
will cause you to sleep like Q child. Try it
Sold by Robinson Bros. Gold '6Ious
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"Our baby waslsick .an4cwe bought one
bottle of DIR, Bulls cough Syrup, and we've
well pleased with it. f1edid the baby
good, VIM, Thomas. McKeesport, Pa
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! have been using aal7ation OH Soy a
lame back, and think it is the best remedy
I have esef,uAed. &c. %. Durling, rs Cen.
trail ave, Uyhif, Mass.
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81 have usedSalvation oil for frosted feet
andbackuche and found it to be the best
remedy on earth. Mrs. Maggie Nieder, Mr.
Pleasant. Westmoreland Co.. Pa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-14
EI 81. Dhz LgOEa

En- el vapor COrreo proCedente de IL HAbans,
ha regrssadO de AUOvo esta ISla, nusstro anti.
quo y respectable amigo Sl iluutriBimo ssHoH don
Ricardo DiaR AgerO, nombrado TecisntOmsRts
Presidents de eRta AudiOaeia Taxritarial.
Fuer0R boEdo reCibirIes 81 Presidents
accidental de Ia AudiOncia. los seHoFes Magiatra.
dos, el asnoE Fiscal, Teni0Atsy Abogado Fiscal,
Los Secretaries algunOH Bsiiores letradOB, Pro.
suradores y EScribanoS, vord&dsro copjuEto del
personal de JuEticia en- demOatraci6n de las sim.
pAtias que les mereGe 80 nueYo Presidents. 7
todos acOmpanaron al senior DisE Agsro haste el
palaCio Episcopal, dOnds galGntsments ls hosps.
dR 81 digniuimo Genor Vicario EClaaikstiCO que
f16 tGmbl6R unO de les CoRCurreEbss 81 vApor
soEEOo.
SAIudamOn afectUoGAments al diRtinguido
viajero y le dOIeanos laxga psFmanenCiA entire
nolotEoh GonoOldoB como son sua Bentimlentos de
oariho per eatA tieEra dOnde tantO ss ls eltima.
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DEsEARRILlNIENTo De IN TREN
Lanse~ta0lss dssgraoias p.rsona1e.

La priNserG R0tGciG
AnOchs cuando ia habia ampeEado Circu-
Lax LA CoRRRsPoNDENOIA Tecibimoa de VeRa. .baia
el siguients tslegEama:
"Tren que vsRia Capital descarril6 habiendo
doEgraCias personAles. Dstallss COrreo.-EI
COTrsspO@saL"
La anterior aoticia, recibids, sin duda, por
otro CoRducto, fu6 objeto durante ID prinna noChs
de aver de comsntarioa y sxageraciones On toda
la Capital. Era Ell tsmR obllgRdo de Las Conver-
usCionea; 80 enperaba con ansiedad 81 tren correo
(que lego las I23l para reCibir detalsB del ho-
rIlble suceao.
Dscfage ane en- sI descRrrilamiento habian
mUerto oCho personaE. resultRndo aden6B mU-
Chos heFidoG lesionadoa.
Noticids de estG nsGaan6
Eseribimou eatss lineas primera hoEa, 1iA
habsr recibido adm Id Carta de Ru0strO cofYeSpon.
ssl que eEperamos CON la consiguiente ansledad y
he aqui aBfatRleB nuevau q. ksmos podido recoger.
DescQYYGlaMfsnto del treR
El tYen facultatjYo que iba de eBta Capital
para AreOibo, dsScarri6 las J 80 minutes en-
81 kil6motro 48 entire Vega .bajA y 81 Dorado J II
Oauss fa6 segdn 90 asegura, una reI que SO hRlla-
ba atravesada en- L. via.
DetoRee
He aqui loB que 90 Cuentan: Rl msquinista
del tRen Observ6 que an buey intoTceptAba IA via
. hzo sonar 81 silbato de Ia mSQuina para 0span.
tarlo. Ia res, en- efscto, huy6, pero eEpantRda,
sin dUds, volvi6 & la via. El maquinista forz6
entOnceE la m6quinR para arrollar 81 buey. Des.
Garlic Il diCha locomotors cOatTa 10 cual 20 ea-
trall6 81 furg6n , 81 coche de tsrcera que 10 90.
guia, deStroE6AdoBs 6ate complstaments eau.
Gando craven averias al pEimero
Los cue jbam en- eg cooke.
Iban en- el CICbe de terCora destFoRado vaFios
individuos de la Guardia civil, CON sus esposas 8
hiiOB dos 8 tres paisanon.
4ssrtOs bsrtdOs.
Nl CuadRO que pYessataba ID via daBpu6a del
hOYHible suCaao era en verdad deSesperante.
Nuertos 30 Veian 81 guardia civil Ieodoro OazoR
Pas natural dc Il provincis de La6n J seOisn lie.
gado 4 sata Isla; IN paisano que no ha podido
identiAsaIBe poB que tania deatgoEada la eabeHa J
aa olaa raltaaap q laq lRhitaai RRs aiaa a. eaas
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dad, que hal Saio'e n q hross, fu6 aolocsdo en-
una habitacion aIs ada para que nc euntagisSe
los dsmss. En lR noshs de- mismo dia de ID
tra1laci6n Bs observe que laH pditnias ss habian
deptimido notab emsHts, 10 que dt6 lugnr que
% creyase ore Ia virue sc hsbfa entTado n eti
do, como vu gMmsrt9 Gs dics, J que Is desc el
saBo po pera 0
Pe:o Icosa so'preadentsl 81 otro dia 81 "a.
fesmo eat Da mejor, en- poCo tempo mas COM
pletamente rOstahloci}O.
So ls preguat6 con gran GuvioUidad que era
10 que habs tornado que tan p-ontO 10 habfa
pUeHtO Eano.
10 que eOutest6 gus cadA vez que 10 dsja-
ban solo Ha lsvRbtaba tOmaf misl de una yasija
que habfa on ls m;Gms habit lsi6n.
Pssados agunoH GiaH. oeurri6 OF o caso de
viruela y poT tenor mAlos Fsau4 4tados, en- vez de
pura as le did MEL aguada 81 pGseHte, ioH efec-
tor fueEOa los miamOr, eRRqus 40 tsR rSpidos
como la otra vsz
ss ha acho L4o de Ia misl sRuAda car IN vAriolo-
70 que ss hallabA en- faer1R del brots tenia Ia
sara eacrmsme ts h. shsds, notSnaOIe Cun no
poca foVprssR, que en- Ia roche del mismo dia que
3riaqipi6 d6sse 9 Il mis dsssparsci6 Ia h.nsha-
s6n da ia csrA, Higuisndo dsspues el aliviO con
gran rSpidez.
Como los tres Cssoa c;tados psrecsn ser bas.
tantss pAya pyonunelGrse eE fAVo. Ia MEL, CO.
mo IN remsaio afssz J ssncillo contra Ia viruela,
CreameB de Russtro dsusK hzceglo conoceT Del pd-
bGOo, y 0speciAmsRts de los GOEcrsE m6dicOE,
quisass puodsn ha lar Ia cauGA de los buenos efee.
tOS de aqusl espscif 20 y usArlO de una mansra
iluStTadS J coavsnisate."
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ES de lamsutsrss que en- los trabsjos de Ia
sale de San Justo, entire San Francisco la
Luns, no 90 pongA de noshs senal aguna que
sdviortA al p6blico sl psigro que ALI sxi4ts. De-
5ido etto, ell ioVen don Severe Talisf, aobTiao
Dc nuestro amigo don jose Ramos tuvo Ia deB.
gFs Gih da Caer aver por Ia mRdrugada en- IL Ean-
ia que hay en la citadA calls, sutrisndo gopss de
nucha confederation que le tienen hog en- Ell Do.
rado poRtrado tn CANA DiCho asnor escribs que
tene inutilizsda la msndibula iHfsrios, hAllkndo-
ae comoletAmsnts inpeEibilitado de trabajar.
5entimOs mucho el poccAnce sconEejAmos al
enCaIgado de dichas oDraS haga poner una carca,
como 10 que hsy frente & Ia plaza Alfonso XII,
para evitar nue. vas deggraciag.
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RecOrtamOI de IN peri6dico o., Opeo:

'He aqui 81 juramento que prsutRn los anar.
quiUtaB italtanoS, 81 aiaTEe uno de loI inhRitoS
grupos dc nuevs mismbros que Componen Il
AGoeiaei6n:- Juro Observar fslmente los eHtstu-
tor de ID Federation de Los. gPupoB anarquiGtaE
revolucionaEios cooperar con todaG miB fnerzaa
Al triunfo de ID IeYoluCl6n social que debs con
dueir 81 Comunismo an6rquieo. - Juro eiscutax
todo 10 que Es me ordens en- intsl9l de ID Asccia.
ci6n, aunque haya de costume ls libertad & ID
vida me hiera en- mis- mSu cAraa afeeciones-
De antsmano TeOonoEco justo cuAlquier cABtigo
que ae me imponga ii falto mis- juramentoa
III aEticulo 40 de los Eatatutos impone Ia
pens de muerto los que faltsn "a iurAmsato
sean tzAidoEea Il eauGa. 7 de aqui z0sultA IN
Hislla 'aeaaaiaa Para = lfslaA J Rasa q leptiae
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NOTIOIAs GENERATES

A 6ltims horA hsmos sabldo con prcfunda
psna que 81 psisano musEto en- e dessaYrilamiea.
TO del lren, de que dRmoH cuenta en- otro lugar,
ara el aenor don g iro EEtAfOl, EaturA de Cata-
luna repSessntahte de- Ia casa de los senores
Fraile HermaRo y Ca D'cho senior lbs para
Arscibo en- compafiis de oEro empIeado de Is
mismR casa, don Eulslio Idrach, cubsno, que re-
sibi6 algunaH leVes cantusioHea
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~VAPORES que le espsran: Fl esp. "Ram6n
de LaTiRaga' SaldrG de Liverpool Ell Il del actual
J 81 eHp. ''CRtsluna", 10 hizO sl 10 dirsetamsnta
de OadfE; 81 eBpanol saturnina" ssli6 el dfa
del actual psra sSta plaza, y el 0panol "Manue-
La, prOcsdente de Ia HabAna eTcAlaa eEtar6 aquI
el 40 del que rige,
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Aver por ia taras 50 h. psrdido, deIde la
Gale de San Francisco hsata Il pIsza de toros,
donde "a celebraba Ia Aeyta del CsrrousEe, un
reloj de orc de Hsfora msrcAdo n @ coa % ca
dsnitR. SsH& grathsado quien 10 entrsgue don
Julian NatieRzo. FebrsYo IL, 1894 3-3
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Tueron dsteHidos oyer por Ia policis en- eHta
Capital los indivfduos Pauline Uoto Juan Fran
eisco Mirsnds, por pslea GscSndAlo; LaursaRo
Acosta, por disposisi6n del Jpzgado de Ia Cate
dral Iaoceacio FigueTrA (sl CuCsrashs, requi-
sitoriado pos 81 miHmo JuE9a 10; surado en- el
cuarto de SocorroH, jose Gonzales, de uHa hsrida
inferida nor Ba1ilio Roio
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BUQUES On puerto esta mafiana. Ds trovs

BUQUNS On puerto estR madanR. Dc tTavs.
STA. 81 'sVillaverde', J el '.AHtonio Lopez, Ia
baYca "Iaahsl" Ia gol. "Bessie T. Creighton" sI
berg. "VirgeR del BueR CamiBo dsScaTgaEdo;
al berg. "Oort6s" pera NsIIoTcs, C0steros: Las GO
letan GAnita" "BorinqusR" para ARuadilla,
MAyGgdss, "Guillermito," para Arroyo PoAce;
"Nueva Flor" J "Providsncia," para FGisrdo;
"NinG" "BusnAventura" para Vieques; ''Tss-
bsla," para Humacao Yabucoa; 'Clemestina",
para Naguabo HumRcao; "Julis", para Vega.
"a ~ para % Ar.sibo; "Rsco@psn.s" pssdisntsG
de hsto; mPetra" s"ssnnalita" csrenando
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-14

III gabado proximo 30 inaugurAra en- sHta Capi.
tai ell nuevo csf5 de PtO-RGcO de los SreT. Fajardo
Hermsnos en- Ia hsrmosR casa de Il Gale de San
Frsnciaco saquina San Justo.
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Sc sncueRtra eRfgrmA 9 alguR cuidsdo en-
la Aldeh SaeRE, In sefora Dona Josefa Lopez
Viuda de Vs8qusz, prima hstmaua de nueItro
director. Dsseamos viVAmente Ia mejorfA de tan
eGtinnada Ss1ora.