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The herald., 1895-08-28
Custom House Inspector in Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 27.-Custom
House Inspector Edward Mclean is in
trouble, and from all accounts he will be
fortunate If his punishment is no more
than the loss of his position. For the
past few days an Investigation has been
going OH quietly at the mail dock, which
has resulted in charges being preferred
against Mclean by Surveyor of the Port
English.
Mclean, it is claimed, as seal cher, has
been robbing Chinese passengers from the
Pacific Mail and Occidental and Oriental
steamers. His duties consist in examin
ing the baggage of the Chinese. and
while going through the personal effects
of the coolies it is claimed he has appro-
priated small articles. no matter wha t
their value might be.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Unknown Tramp Hurdered

MANSFIELD, o., Aug. 27.-An un =
kncwn tramp. about 2S years old, was
murdered on Pennsylvania freight train
this afternoon. Two tramps on the train
were suspected. They boarded an Erie
train, and when the train reached Ashland
it was met by officers and the tramps.
five in number, opened fire. Tho battle
ragged five minutes. The engineer ana
fireman were slightly wounded before the
tramps were finally jailed. The prison.
ers had revolvers and razors, consider
able money and several gold watches, and
it is supposed they are professional
thieves
"McC." was tattooed on the left arm OF
the murdered man.
The herald., 1895-08-28
SupDlies for Insurgents

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The Atlas
steammer Adirondack from Port Limon,
which arrived today, b,ings news of an
other landing of war supplies in the
vicinity of Cape Maysi, Cuba, on the 22d
instant; when the Adirondack was about
thirty miles west of the cape, a large
white painted sloop was seen bearing
directly for the Cuban coast. There was
great activity among the men on board
and what looked like kegs of powder and
firearms were stacked up in the steerage
of the vessel The name of the craft
could not be ascertained but it was evi-
dent that she was carrying materials of
war to the insurgent forces on the island.
The officers of the Adirondack watched
the sloop until she lowered her sail and
dropped anchor off the shore. No Span
ish manofwar was in the vicinity. The
place where the schooner landed is a
thlnly inhabited spot. 1t is believed that
several vessels have landed supplies for
the insurgents there within the last three
or four weeks.
The herald., 1895-08-28
THE BRITISH ARE COMING
Athletes Left England Yesterday ito Meet the
Americans

LONDON, Aug. 27.-A large crowd of
people gathered at the Euston railroad
station this morning 10 witness the de.
parture OF the London Athletic club and
Cambridge university teams Ior Liver
pool, where they take the Cunard line
steamer Aurania for New York to meet
respectively team fiom the New York
Athletic club anI Yale university. A
saloon train had been specially engaged
for the athletes and it was decorated with
the Yale and Cambridge colors, large
flag representing the New York Athletic
club, the colors of the London Athletic
CLUB, together with number of Ameri-
can and British flags. According to the
Globe, Bacon, Bredin and Frey are alb
sent from the team. Fltzherbert is said
to have decided at the last moment to go,
and Bradley and Downer are expected to
JON the team at Liverpool. +. J. wilkins
and Sid Thomas may follow a week later.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Plans of the campajgns

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Havana cor
respondent OF the Times telegraphs that
Marshal Campos has definitely decided to
fix his headquarters in Santa Clara. He
continues 10 organize defensive measures
against the rebels and is building small
forts at various places and keeping strong
patrols constantly moving through the
country.
Letters received from Santiago bring a
rumor OF dissentions among the insurgent
chiefs, several of them objecting to the
present method of conducting the rebellion
and opposing the policy of destroying
property. There is also jealousy between
the white and colured leaders. The in
surgents continue to levy contributions
against damage, amounting 20 $40, 900 in
one case and $50. 900 in another.
They have received orders from the
revolutionary committee of New York
absolutely to prohibit all work on planta-
tions. The penalty for refusing to COM
ply with this prohibition is to, destroy
property and burn sugar cane.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Lute Advices

HAVANA, Aug. 27.-A column OF
troops, mum mbering 240 men, it is officially
announced, commanded by Captain Fran
cisco Amador, at the Tanamo district,
has had brush with an insurgent force
commanded by Major Majia, and num-
bering ii is claimed, 400 men. The gov.
eminent troops are said to have captured
the positions occupied by the insurgents,
who left three uead and four wou nded
on the field. Among the latter was the
insurgent captain, Sndo. On the other
side, it is said, only two men were
wounded. Official advices state that a
body of 200 insurgents recently attacked
small convoy escorted by twenty-five
guerrillas, at Qua Jenala, near Estermo
IN the Sagua Tanamo district. The
guerillas, it is added, made heroic de-
tense and being reinforced by fifty Span
ish infantry, attacked the insurgents in
the rear, the latter was dispersed. leav-
ing seven killed and twelve wounued on
the field. The troops, it is asserted, lost
two men killed and had one insurgent
and three privates wounded.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Cheap Rates to Atlanta

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Western roads
will in all probability be forced 10 come
around and make cheap rates for the At
lanta exposition, the same as the other
roads. To-day the Burlington an.
nounced that it would make the follow
ing rates from Kansas City to Atlanta
and return: On September 5th and 18th.
and every day after September 10Th to
December 18th Inclusive. with final re-
turn limits of January 7th, S33. 50 Sep
TEN Der 9th to December 18th, with final
return limits of twenty days from the
date of sale, S24.50.o or Septem her 10th and
Goth. October 18th. 10th and 10Th, Novem-
Der 5th. 18th and 25th with final return
limits OF ten days from the date OF sale,
ST. 80.
The herald., 1895-08-28

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 81, via
Galveston. The Peruvian barkentine
Josetina was found adrift opposite Port
Corinto. A part of the crew mutinied on
the 10th inst. and severely wounded
the captain and overpowered the others
oil the crew. They set one boat adrift,
cut the sails OF the ship and attempted to
scuttle her and then escaped to Nicaragua
with the barkentinc's books and instru-
ments, where they were captured. The
barkcntine is now safe at Port Corinto
and tho captain is improving.
The herald., 1895-08-28
PRINCE Enund Dead

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Daily News
has a dispatch from Vienna which says
that Prince Ernest Rohan Guemeno, who
escaped from a lunatic asylum lately ami
has since been declared sane, and who
was staying with friend at Eggenberg,
has been found dead in stable with a
bullet in his head. He started ostensibly
to shoot game, and is supposed to have
shot himself, his friends say. by accident.
The herald., 1895-08-28
International Finance

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Standard says he learns
on excellent authority that the result of
the remarks of the Hon. A. J. Balfour,
first lord of the treasury, in parliament
10 the effect that he did not believe an
international conference would result in
an international agreement, is that Ger
many is unlikely to convene bimetallic
confprencp
The herald., 1895-08-28

and banquet in the evening at Saltair
pavilion at the lake The theatcr was
beautifully decorated. Fourteen states
were represented. President Rognon of
Utah Press club, Go1ernor West and
Hon. George Q. Cannon delivered ad-
given at the Saltair pavilion tonight at
which three hundred covers wers laid.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Big Pace inlnuisAilIe

LOUISVILLE, Ky.Aug. ~ Secretary
Porter OF the Louisville Driving associa-
tion received telegram from New York
today saying that all arrangements have
been made for tree-ior- all pace to take
place here September 18th between John
r. Gentry, Joe Patchen and Robert J.
The purse will be 10000.
The herald., 1895-08-28
The Czar's Ominous Present

CETTINJE, Montenegro, Aug. 27.-The
steamer Rostoff, from Cronstadt, has ar
rived eff the coast near AntivarI, with a
cargo consisting of 30, 900 rifles. 5,0o0 600
cartridges, number of cannon and ma
chine guns and quantity of dynamite
and other m munitions OF war. all of which
form the cars present to Montenegro.
The herald., 1895-08-28
NeM,s Ernr1 Chinn

LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch receiv-
ed here from Shanghai says that at the
yamen, magistrate OF Tasio Hsio, near
WI HUI, a memb ber Of the Alliance mis-
sion. was beaten by several native evan
gelists and nearly hogged 10 death.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Journalists at Salt Lake

SALT LAKE, Utah. Aug. PA large
number of editors are in the city today
from all over the west. They are here to
attend the convention of western editors.
The features of the day were street
parade, speeches al the Salt Lake theater
The herald., 1895-08-28
STEAMER MEXICO's PASSENGERS
dist of Los Angeles and Santa Barbar
Names

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 2.-Passen-
gers on steamer Mexico-For Los An
ygeles: Mrs. NJ. Behlow, L. d. Goldman,
VI. Ii. Hoffman. W. b. Miner, Mrs. C. A.
sWhlte. Miss Hopperstead, Miss Simpson,
SH. NJ. Patten, Mrs. +. Manning, H.
u Deutsch, Miss Flint Emil Jensen, J..
e Meyer. Nellie Higgins, J. w. Gum and
sswife, Z. A. Rogers, a. T. Davis and wife
y and four steerage.
I For Santa Barbara Mrs. J. l.. Ston er
Duane Stoner, W.P. Crooks. Miss Corlett,
0Miss b. Corey, c. II. Bogart. {. f. Girls.
Isim. G. Lopez, Miss NJ. E. Durikn and
Nfour steerage
The herald., 1895-08-28

I SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 97.-Arriveu ::
Spree. New York.
BREMERHANEN, Aug. 27.-Ar rived ::
Fulda, New York.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 27.-Arriyed ::
Majestic, New York.
BOULOGNE, Aug. 27.-Arriyed: Mas
eadaIn, New York
The herald., 1895-08-28
Hot Weather in Illinois

QUINCY. H., Aug. 27.-Today was
another record breaker in the weather and
several cases of prostration by heat were
reported. The thermometers ranged
from 30 to l02, which is the hottest ever
known for this time of year.
The herald., 1895-08-28
Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Today' S
statement of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $1S2. 352,
0ii; gold reserve, 800, 962, 20.
The herald., 1895-08-28
MINISTER TO MEXICO
Ransoms Commission Arrived in Washing ton
Yesterday

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The White
House mail today brought a commission
for Matt W. Ransom to be United States
minister to Mexico. Tho commission
was dated August 24th. This ends the
legal complication by which Minister
Ransom after several months service.
was declared ineligible to fill the office
to which he had been appointed prior to
States senator.
The herald., 1895-08-28
The Pope VIII Decide

LONDON, Aug. 27.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Rome says the pope will
assent to request for him to arbitrate
the frontier dispute between Hayti and
Sap Domingo.
The herald., 1895-08-28
uneNpected Arrival
A Barkentine's Hard Luck

HAVANA, Aug. 27.-Captain-G Genera
Campos has arrived mere Unexpectedly.
The herald., 1895-08-28

A full line of lunch goods can be had
at III. Jevnes.
The herald., 1895-08-28

Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills 1of and
a54 box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more than 6.Ooo. 900 boxes.
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Sin embargo, no me alej6 mucho, detenien-
dome On el salon, cuya puerta deje delibsrada-
mente entresbierta.
Jonds anunci6 NJ. de Bargez, didendo:
-~Una persona quiere hablar mi coronel.
hi padre frunci6 las cejas.
Lss vontenss del comedor de Breuil dan
sobre 10 verjs; asl es que el habia recunooido
tambien como 20 al vistante.
-Hscadle entrar-dijo secamente.
Yo no ms atrsyi & prolcngar mi espionage,
temeross, sobre todo, de que mi padre introdu-
jesse al joven en- ei salon me sorprsndiesen es-
cuohaudo, 10 que hubisra servido para provoear
una horrible tormenta.
Me refugiG en- mi habitaci6n, pensando en-
que sabrfa demasado pronto Ell resultado de Ia
oonferenoia, pues dej6 Ia fel Teresa en- mi
puesto y oo1taba con ella para estar al corriente
de la ooaversaci6n.
No tuve quo esperar muoho.
Teresa subi6 agunos minutes despues me
dJo:
-Bsja, tn padre to llama.
La interrogue con la nirada, limitandoso
ella hacer IN gesto de ldstima.
Ooedecf la orden, al poner un pie On La
ssla, cooIprend1 10 que debfa esperar.
Mi padre habfa enoendido un cigarro, y
con las piernsa eruxsdas, reoostsdo sohre el res,
paldQ oval de uno de loa psqgsnoa silloaes ds
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vAgtEDADES

PASCuAS.-Estap palabra, tiene un
signifcado asf como prepararse en- mar
cha.-Cambiemos ell sentido bfblioo por 81
gastror omico, = nos preparamos para
marchar hacia Ell Colmado, con pesos me-
xicanos 6 provinciales, Qos dos hoy passn)
Hermanos y Compaflfa, y alf encontrar6
de los mejores artfculos de conner bebes,
como son: conservas, chorizo, salchich6n,
jam6n, galletas, vinos de diferentes mar
cas-, cerveza, cognac, frutas en- frascos y
latas, membrillo y sin ndmero de artfcU.
los mas de extra calidad y frescos.
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POR UNA MTRADA
oarse con gran olaridad, poner loa puntoa sobre
las Ties. tsabea 10 que es NJ de Bargess

oarve con gran olaridad, poner loa puntoa sobre
las ties. jsabes 10 que es M de BargesP
aet-Pero.... .-s-->.
-Td imaginaa que es un joven como oual-
quiera otro: buen compenero, amigo de diver
tirse, de sprovechsrsa leslmente de Ia vida
sus placerea lioitos con la aeguridad que pro-
poroioua una posioi6n como Ia enya. Te enga.
has de medic d medic. M. de Barges no tiene
ge6erosidad nj corAz6n; todo en- 81 es calculo
ocguIlo = pedanterfa. Une d estoz defectcs la
vauidad dc m presuntuoso tendr4a el barro
en- que esta modelado ell tai personeje Pass su
vida tendiendo lazos las muohachae q las
mujeres para burlarse de elias despuea de COM
prometerlss. Todas le pareoen bien, deade Ia
crisda de una granja hasta las j6venes burguc-
sss y las castelanas de las cercanfas Esta ca
So hnica oeupaoi6n. Brutal, libertino perver-
so, no tiene mas que defectos ninguna buena
cualidad. Es un NAL caballero: ssf es que he
tornado mi partido. 81 quieres oasarte CON 81
ser4 contra mi gusto
Padre mioI. -.
No tiene mds que un mGrito: 81 fortuna
de que SO vanagloria, oinco mil ibras de renta
pr6ximamente pero aunque tuviera ell cu6dru.
plo, mi. respuesta hubiera sidO la misma.
Despues de hsblar ae1, el coronel arroi6 30
cigarro, y como hsoia ya frio, porqus estAbsmoa
On los hltimoa diaa do Qotuhre, aali6 81 veeHbu-
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Nos escriben de Arroyo que ell tempo
ra! de aqua y viento levant6 grandes mH =
contraban all1 tres buques cargando no ha
ocurrido mas novedad que haberse lido &
pique cuatro ancones. La Roleta ameri-
cana RebeccG J. MouIton que descarga
materiales de tonelerfa para los sef1orss
A. Hartmann y Compania, esta hacienda
aqua desde ell dfa 2, pero SO cree que no
CORE mayor peligro 81 el tiempo amaina y
pernite que concluya su descarRa.
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De maiz '?a Sin y
teador. Carretilles y Aradcs, vende
LUDWIG DUPLACE
Tetuan IL, San Juan Puerto. Rico. Ga


De Gurabo:- -"Puedo decirse que sin
intermitencia vienen las nubes obseq1iau-
=donos con sendos aguaceros, hace unos
ounce dias, mejor dicho, desde 81 20 del
pasado NovieEnbre; pero sobre todo ano-
che. Aquello fu6 I'm diluvio; desde por Ia
maflana hasta la madrugada de hoy, no
amaino el temporal dc aqua viento hui
racanado, pues Sc temia una borrasca La
quebrada clos Muertos" hizo una gran
avenida inundando la parte baia de la DO
blaci6n, cuyos habitantes hubieron de ser
trasladados 8 los edifcios pdblicos par
ticulares, as1 como los residences en- s'La
Marina" lugar contiguo al GAUGE del rio
que amenazaba tragarnos con sus brami-
dos de fiera ind6mita. Fuerzas de la Guar
dia Civil, Autoridad local, funcionarios
todos ysvecinos en- general rivalizaban
para socorrer 6 cuantos reclamaban sus
auxiiios. Han sufrido mucho las siem-
bras de tabaco y arroz, y por 10 que SO no.
la el tempo continta. Por fortuna no he
mos tenido que lamentar desgraoia algu-
ma personal. ........ .--.'....
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La distinQuida eenore dofia Juana Pa
chaco, viuda del inolvidable poeta espafiol
sefor don Jose Zorrilla, una dc las glorias
de la literature nacional, ha tenido la
atenci6n de favOrecernos con un ejegnplar
de las Poes5as EscogSdas do su ilustre ss-
poso, con atenta dedicatoria que le agra
clecemos mucho. Nosotros craemos que 81
el citsdo opdsculo se pusiese la vente en-
Puerto Rico, tanto por el nombre que lie
va & su frente, cuanto por favorecer & Ia
dignisima esposa del gran poeta, encontra-
ria aceptaci6n en- tcdo el pals. Enviamos
la sehora Viuda de Zorrills nuestras gra-
cias por 81 recuerdo que tuvo de La Co
RREsPONDBNCIA.
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Los nandos del Ej6rcito dc operacio-
nes ep Cuba seran reformados de este mo-
do. general Pando, para Ell primer cuerpo
qu8 opera en 81 Departamento Oriental;
general Marin, para el segundo cuerpo
que opera er Las Villas; general Mella,
para Ia segunda Comandancia del CANA
giiay Las fuerzas que operan en- 81 resto
dc la isla, seran mandadas por ell general
Arderfus
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I'm Arecibo las lluvias torrenciales del
domingo han causado grandes avenidas
del rio Tanana que inund6 todo Ell barrio
del Guayaba7; ademas 80 nev6 I'm gran
trozo dc IL via del farrocarril entire Cam
balache y Ar>cibo, por 10 que sc encuen-
tram los trenes deteEidos en- este ultimo
tan & menudo este incidente, la empresa
del ferrocarril no construya las convenien,
tcs alcautarillas fin de evitar 10 que en-
estos nomontos lanenta el publicO y los
pGriuicios que SO ocasi0nan.
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AVlSO INTERSTATE. Para unz negocio
.importante y de pOrvenir ee solicitan
A0entes subalternos en- eata ciudad y IN
las de Ponce y Mayagiiez. Han de ser
necesariamante perscnas do notoria s in
discutible moralidad y bien relacionadas
en- Ia localidad respectiva, debiendo de
prestar forzosaments fianza en- valores al
portedor de facil cotizaci6n el duplo con
primera hipoteca sobre propiedades en-
buenas condolences, en- la signiente pro
porci6n: para Ia Capital $4,000 On vRlrras
etc6tera, etc6tera;y y $2500 para Poncs>
Mayagiiez respectivamante. Para mas il.
formes dirijirse PERSONALMENTE q Is
Administration do este peri6dico donde
habra uuas notas de manifesto 8 3POR
ESCRITO al Agente General residente en-
la Habana, Licenciado don Jacinto Siga
rroa Jorges. calle de ARuiar 50 princi-
al.-ADVERTENCIA: Nc SO contesta-
ran las cartas que pesar de este anuncio
Sc dirijan esta Administration nj SO dan
en- ella mas informes que 10 que aparezca
de las notas do referencia. 6-1
Ha fallecido on AguadiHa 81 sef1or y.
juan Garcia Lopez cornerciante de aque-
LA plaza, peninsular, licenciado del Ej6r-
otto que ha dejado una fortuna pr6xima-
mente dc 200 mil pesos.-R. I. P.
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Recortamos de Ez Hera1do de Madrid

LE5COLtaunOS U5 III AeTUEUO U9 MHuFld:
'El diputado por Puerto Rico, don
Juan Garcia Gomez, ha conferenciado
cuenta de las noticias particulares sobre
trabajos separatistas, recibidas por el I'll.
tino correo de personals importantes de Ia
isla, y pedirle el pronto envio de tropas
sufcientes que hagan impossible allf Quail
quier intentona y releven al sufrido insti-
tuto de voluntarios del penoso servicio de
vigilancia en- las costas, que viene pres-
tando desde hace dos meses, movilizado
en- iguales condolences que ell Ej6rcito, con
10 cual resultan abandonados los trabaios
del campo. Ell comercio Y Ia indEstria Eel
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esta noche las tendra lugar en- Ia cass
de nuestro amigo el senor Ingeniero don
Lucas A. Scott 10 exhibition del afamado
prestidigitador ingles, professor Rene. Di-
cen los peri6dicos que hemos leido, que ell
citado se1or Rene es una verdadera no
tabiiidad,
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El vapor Reina Maria Cristina," en-
trado hoy al puerto de esta Capital, ha
.traido para la Interdoncie General de Ha-
cienda, 667 cajas conteniendo 10 millones
de pesetas dos millones de peecs) y 334
.cajas conteniendo 100 mil pesetas en- cal
derilla GO mil pesos). Estas cantidades
vienen destina nadas al canie de la moneda.
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Nueetro distinguido amigo ell Magis,
trado don Dionisio Condo ha sido nombra-
10 Fiscal dc Ia Audiencia de 10 Criminal
de Vigo; para la plaza que este deia, don
Fran cisco Hurtado, abogado fiscal de la
do Mayagiiez y para esta Ultima don
Manuel Was Ochoteco, Juez de primera
Iustancia que es actualmente en- un dis
trito de la Habana,
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ministro prometi6 tener en- cuenta Las
noticias y Ia sdplica del sefor Garcia Co
dos por el general Gamir, y manifesto las
medidas que va habia tornado para evitar
toda cOnfin cranCja0 - e.-
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Para especialidad en- abanicos, perfu:
merfa todo clase de objetos de novedad
y fantasia propias para regalos de pascuas,
quincallerla, cristalerfa, porcelana, boto-
suterfa en- "La Gaditana" de Ramon Gar
don, FOrtaleza %.
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Vayan leyendo los buenos parroquia.
nos: Sombrillas de seda ''fn de siglo," pi-
qu6s blanccs, diagonales negros y azul
marino, huata blanca, colchonetas para
canas grandes y psquehas, casimires de
colores, cascos de sombreros, flores, plu-
mas y adornos para los mismos, objetos
todos de excelente calidad baratos en-
La Fama de Puerto -Rico," San Francis
co nilmer0 As.
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EN- Ell TRAYECTO de San Sebastian IL
Fortaleza por Ia Gale de San Justo, 90 lna
perdido un reloj de orc, de sef1ora, con col
gante. El que 10 encuentre, dirfjase los
sehores Meltz y Gambia, donde sera g1 Rti.
ficado. Gale de Ia Fortaleza ns 81. 2-S
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Parls=Baza[' ., : : :: 5;sis ! s:ss &s: s:ss

I'll PdHS-BalU .arsf'ts II rs, q ed 5'e59o os3o
Capital de la Loteria La CarGdGd de Hu=
macao, destinada al eostenimiento de un
Asilo do Pobres. Ell tercer sorteo de la
citada Loterfa SO jugara en- combination
con la provincial el 80 de Dicienbre pro-
ximo. Sc cornpone de 80 mil bil!etes a 81,
divididos en- d6cimos. Consta de 871 pre-
mics, el mayor de mil pesos, Ell segundo
de 81, 500, dos de $500, cinco de $3.50, diez
dc $50, ounce dc $50, ochenta y cinco de
$15, y el resto de So con cuatro apro
ximaciones de & $35 y $40 para el 1.oy g.
premios respectivament:.
Los billetes premiados seran pagados
en- esta Capital por 81 Banco Espanol Y ell
Territorial Agrfcola; en Arecibo por don
Antonio Lopez; en- Aguadilla por los Sres
j. I r saTe sya ESf9n G8mrania en- 6Mayagoz po1
Arroyo por don a. J, Alcaide; en- Fajardo
por don L. NJ. Cintr6n en Humacao por
Ia Directiva de La CGr6dGd. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-05

Los aluEnnoe que concurren las ella.
ses establecidas por 81 Ateneo, desearian
que estas fueaen por la nooho y asf 10 han
pcdido Ia directiva de Ia citade asocia-
c;6n.# Ls generalidad no puede asistir de
dia% por ser enpleados 8 personals ccu-
padas que necesitan ocupar su tienpo
trabajando para librar gu subsistencia.