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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
CITY ADVERTIsEMENEs.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. &c.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
new ELECTION.
FIFTH WARD.

Whereas, The Board OF Aldermen OF the City Of
Providence, the goth day Of February A. u. 1895,
ordered that a New Election be held in the Fifth
Ward on WEDNESDAY, March goth, 1895, for the
purpose Of electing Alder man TO represent said
ward IN said Board In place Of Edward q. Burrows
deceased
And whereas. the Comm on Council OF the city Of
Providence, the 7th day of March, 1895, ordered
that new election be held In the Fifth Ward on
WEDNESDAY, the twentieth day of March, A. ID.
1895, for the purpose OF eiecting member OF the
Common Council to hll the vacancy caused by the
resignation of William X. Reynolds OF the Office
OF omnop Councilman from said ward;
Wherefor, the electors in the Fifth Ward quali-
fed to vote for members of the City Council are
hereby not fed aud warned TO assemble in ward
meeting on WEDNESDAY. March 10th, 1895, at The
following places, viz First District, at the voting
booth on Chestnut street, between Elbow
and Elm streets; Second District, at the Ward
Room on Beacon avenue, and proceed to
give in their ballots for ONE ALDERMAN to re-
present said ward in place OF Edward G. Burrows,
deceased, and ONE MEMBER OF the Common
Council to represent said ward in place of William
X. Reynolds, resigned.
Said ward meeting shall be kept open, as the
law directs from sunrise at 6:49 o'clock am, un-
til O'Clock pm.
WILLIAM +. CLARKE,
City Clerk.
Providence, March II, 1895. ml2-u
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

TOMORROW the Republicans and the
Democrats of the State hold their con-
ventions for the nomination of general
officers who will preside over the affairs
Of the commonwealth on and after the
last Tuesday in May next. 1t is gen.
orally understood that both bodies will
nominate tickets of character and dig
nifty. and the campaign to ensue will
accordingly be freed from personalities
and made chiefly on the maintenance in
Office of men of that political faith that
Is a sufficient guarantee of good gov
erument and a wise and economic ad-
ministrat!on.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The Model Basque Is the Foundation o.
Coat-A Few Simple Hints on Tailor Ef-
fects.
copyright, 1906, by American Press Associa'
ton.
The three-quarter coat Is q very fashion
able shape this season, and 1t is, with
slight variations, standard form and
equally suitable for winter and early
spring and for the young and the middle
aged. This coat can be easily drafted
from the model basque lines. The back Is
cut In exactly the same way, and so are
the side and back cores. The dressmaker
decides upon the length below the waist
and carries her line down to that measure
and makes mark, allowing proportion.
ate fare toward the bottom. IL the skirt
to the coat is intended to be full, what Is
two inches at the waist line should be ten
at the bottom. In cutting the center back
pieces when taking out the slant, leave
Jog Q u inches below the waist line, which
is to be Tapped and finished like mems
coats, with two buttons. All the rest OF
the seams are sewed and pressed apart. II
the material is very thick, the edges of the
seams arc bound with lutestring dress bind
ing, but II not very thick 1t should be
lined. The lining should be sewed up like
the outside of the back and basted along
down the sides.
The fronts are TO be cut on the lines OF
the basque model, but an inch larger, as
this Is TO go on over another dress, or at
least vest. Only one dart is to be takon
up In the front. The fold in front of the
waist is made 3 inches wide, and this
gives width for a double breasted effect. A
scam may be taken down the front Of the
outside lap II desired, and the buttons are
set on each side of it. Pockets may be put
in or not, as preferred. They are so very
difficult that the amateur may do well to
omit them.
The lining TO the front being basted in,
IL Is to be bemmed neatly over that Of tho
back, and then tho bottom Of the back Is
turned up and hemmed on to the lining
with an inch deep hem, which must be we'll
pressed like every other seam. The lapels
arc cut as per diagram and lined with hair
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
Democratic State Convention

A Democratic State Convention will be held
THURSDAY March L. 1885, az u o'clock
m. AZ Infantry Hall. No 1872 South Main
street, TO nominate candidates for the Offices
TO he voted for al the election TO be held on
the nrst Wednesday IN April, A. D. 1888, TO
elect state Central Committee for the year com
mencing the second "Wednesday % June, A. ID. 1879;
20 consider the matter OF Representation 70 party
conventions, md 20 transact such other business
as may properly come teiore said Convention.
The Demoors electors OF the several cities and
towns In the state are requested TO send delegates
60 said Convention equal IN number 10 dcubie the
number Of their present representation In the Gen.
erai Assembly of the State
Tho Democratic City end Town Committees are
reque sted 10 call Primary meetings or caucuses IN
their respective ties or towns TO- the purpose OF
elect ng such delegates not later than March III,
A. D. 1894 The Secretaries Of such oaucuses are
requested 10 send coples OF credentials OF the
elected delegates forthwith 70 John Y. Couley,
Secretary of the state Central COMMITTEES, No. 81
Weybosset street Providence, X. J.
by order Of the Democratic state Central Com
nittee, -.
JOHNr. CONLEY. Secretary.
The members OF the Democratic state Central
Committee are requested 20 meet at the above.
mentioned hall on said 18th day Of March. 1880. AZ
FRANKLIS P. OWEN, Chairman,
yoHu - o0SLLf, sserelsfx Gs-t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

something that looked like dark tunnel,
and which l soon discovered to be his
sleeve.
think / must have tlckled him, for he
wriggled so and tried to shake me down,
but / only went farther up, so he left the
church. / was glad, for / didn't like
church. Jean followed the man, and Char
lie followed Jean, and the nurse followed
Charlie, and was so afraid that they would
get me that ran still fsrther up the mans
sleeve. Then he ran, and Jean ran and
Charlie ran, and the nurse ran, and at last
the man came TO his house and took of his
coat and shook me down more dead than
alive.
lie put me into another box with some
fresh grass and gave me TO Jean, after
making her promise never To take me to
church again. Sheltering Arms.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

We have a small lot-only
80 dozen-fast black hosiery,
made from real Maco yarn,
extra fine gauge. such as are
everywhere offered at 37Iec,
only 25c.
Extra fine quality stainless
black hosiery, double heel
and toe, no better ever SOLD
at 25o.-only l9c.
Another quality, with
double sole, heel and toe. ex-
ira elastic tops, such as are
usually sold for SOC. for this
sale 35c.. or 3 pairs for Sl.0O.
Mems Half Hose.
For l216c., Mems Half
Hose, black-fast black
double heel and toe; a bar
gain at 20c. only l2lec.
Ribbons.
We open our spring stock
of choice ribbons with an
unprecedented line of high
class attractions. excelling
all previous displays and ca
tering To admirers of choice
and novel productions.
These beautiful goods CON-
prise Satin Duchess: with
Dresden design, chine
checks. stripes. polka dots
and swivel effects.
Fancy stripe taffetas with
satin and chine stripes.
A corded edge satin ribbon
Is a new novelty of peculiar
beauty and elegance.
sheer Fabrics.
some new and lovely
things, including:
Fancy Dimities, beautiful
colors, at 25c. n yard.
Soft finish i. X. with
woven figures and fast col
ors. at 5Jc. "a yard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
H.W. LADD CO.
At the Front OF the Store"
New Spring Attractions
New Bargains


Laces.
New things novelties
choice and elegant.
Solid and net top Venice
Lace. all widths-from Soc.
TO s2.2s a yard.
Point Applique Lace, all
widths, amazingly low prices
from 25c. TO s2.3S a yard.
Oriental Laces. from l0c.
10 75c. a yard.
valenclennes Laces with
inserting to match, the pop
ular decoration 10 accom-
pany the spring novelties In
wash goods-we have opened
a stock expressly for this
purpose.
Point do Paris Laces, In all
widths and with insertings
20 match-from l0c. TO iSe. {
yard.
A wealth Of extreme
novelties are already in our
stock and something new
arrives almost daily. These
include the French produc-
tions in heavy guipure nets
with open work embroidery,
OF beautiful design. the new
eyelet lace nets with open
work designs-and edging to
match all these.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

ACCORDING to the estimate of The Wo-
man's Journal, The Boston Globe, The
Advertiser, and The Record were warm
supporters Of the municipal suffrage bill,
The Transcript was favorably disposed,
The Traveller and The Post were op-
posed. bat open to discussion, while The
Journal was a virulent opponent of the
measure. The Herald, being natural
mugwump, acted the part of sick
clam.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

and gettin N &
alongside stopped
the engines and
commenced fir
ing. Lieutenant
s. Dana Greene
commanded in
the turret where
the only guns,
two in number,
were located. He
ran out a gun and
taking deliberate
aim pulled the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

intimates that the committee that issued
the letter was only an unofficial body
to wit that the letter was the result Of
a snap proceeding.
What is chiefly and Immediately at
jeopardy. however, it appears, is the
traditional authority Of the Episcopal
pastoral letter, heretofore, We believe,
not protested.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
The
First Fight
Between
IrOnClads.

Roads she looked like "a tin can on a
board alongside the great vessels
around her. The wooden frigate Mime
sofa lay aground in the channel where
the Merrimac had left her at the close
Of the action the evening before. To de-
stroy her as she lay helpless was the
first purpose Of the Merrimac. As she
approached her victim, Captain Worden
made straight for her with the Monitor,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
Widening and Extension Of Canal and
Charles Streets.
Office Of the Clerk Of COMMITTEES,
Iliar IInn AInrnh 4 IQQh

city Hall, March 8, 1895. (
The Joint Committee on Highways OF the
resolution providing for the appointment OF
Commissioners for the laying out, extending
and widening OF Canal street, from Smith
street TO Mill street, and Charles street, from
said Mil street TO Randall square, of an uni-
thar one.haif Of the expense thereof shall be
assessed upon the persons and estates benefited
thereby in tho ratio OF the benefits conferred
Hereby give notice that they Will give q
Public Hearing upon said resolution IN the
Municipal Court Room, City Hall, on THURS
DAY, March lith. 1895, at 1850 O'Clock p. m,
when all parties interested are hereby notified
90 appear, II they shall see ht, and be heard
thereon,
BY order Of the committee.
PHILIP u. DS<RFEF, Chairman.
ID. y. HAYDEN, Clerk Ct Committees
m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

One lot of glace. 4-button
walking gloves. large bus-
tons TO match the new
shades, regular $l.00 gloves
only 75c.
One lot OF l-button gloves
In mo les, tans, pearl, white,
backs enriched with imps,
rial point embroidery, self
and black sewing, usual
price s1.25-only csc.
One lot 4-button Il. X.
Derbys in English tans and
browns. Paris points; worth
Sl.50- only 9Sc.
Two lots OF ladies' Taffeta
gloves, immensely attrac-
tive for the price-only 25c.
A new line Of Trefousse
and Dents productions In
the spring colors, including
pearls and the delicate but
ter shades, with black and
self-enibroidered backs, is
Of unparalleled interest and
attractiveness 10 the lovers
Of hne gloves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

NEWFOUNDLAND has 100000 people.
A large proportion Of them are in dis
tress for the necessities of life. In st.
Johns alone, 5000 of them are being fed
1t soup kitchens. The facts furnish their
own appeal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

CHICAGO is to have big Temperance
saloon, with free luncheon and all the
sccompaniihents Of the real article but
the hard liquor. the only suggestion OF
which will be drinks dressed to initiate
intoxicants in color and flavor bat de.
Void Of their effectiveness
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The Providence polo team will not
win the championship, but the boys
have put up good game and have
deserved the patronage and encourage
msnt Of lovers of the sport.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

THE Whiskey Trust books show $500
900 spent in legislative lobbying. And
Il is safe to assume that there was no
water in that.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

THIS is the last week of polo, but base
ball will soon be with Us to refresh and
invigorate the mind and afford us some
thing for discussion beside the weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The Boston Herald complains of mis-
representation Of the Fifty-third Con-
gress. Any fellow who would do that
WOULD be mean enough to give false
testimony against yaller dog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

SECRETARY GRESHAM has the grip,
too. but he is probably consoled by the
fact that the grip is much in vogue in
England.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The MINES ota counterpart Of the
EMILY CHAMBERS murder has resulted
in conviction, too, and the murderer
will be hanged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

The chief bar TO securing Uncle
Sans prize Of 500. 900 for the invention
of flying machine is the provision that
the machine must fly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

THE distilleries report that the
whiskey trade is extremely dull This
seems to be a feather in the cap Of the
Democratic Congress.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND called IL a
perfidy and dishonor Congress. But
Colonel HENRY WALrERsoN prays for
clemency. He says they were only fools.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
HIGH WATER MARK
CIRCULATION, 22, 200.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1s. 1895.
TRILBY is on the stage at last. This is
m indication Of the last run OF fad.

If Colonel JOHN f. KENDRIcK keeps
on, he will get monument some day.
The children of the public schools will
build it for him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

SIBYL SANDERsoN's clothes fill %
trunks, but what she wears on the stage
would rattle In collar box.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
STORIES OF HEROISM.
No. 55.

March o, 1852,
was the date Of the
Monitors battle o
with the giant Mer-
rimac. When the
lilliputian steamed
into II q IN p t o n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13

Ladies'. II YOU would see your husbands and
ons happy, give your laundrsss Elastic starch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
OMEN NO. "a.

1t is regarded as unlucky to take the
old broom TO the new house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
New Neckwear.

We have secured two ex-
trhordinary attractions in
ladies' neckwear novelties.
One comprising new de-
signs In Vandyke collars
made from Venice lace
which we offer from sl.3S TO
S2.S9.
Another, real Russian
lace collars, including Van
dyke Points and designs
never before shown-from
e1.0 to 5000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-13
HOMEMADE DRESSES.
HOW TO MAKE ONE PATTERN SERVE
MANY ENDS.

The Model Basque LIS the Foundation o.
All Waist Cutting-The Three-quarter
Coat-A Few Simple Hints on Tailor Ef-
fects.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
OPERACIoSEs IN Ell MUELLE.

s. dc Isqulerdo J 90, q Vicente
" %, 30l ois fIutas surtidas, q +
FoLt y Hmno 80 cls pimientos sc
cfs pasta de tomato, q Pedro Il. IA
moranO 165 cIs pasas.
+. Font J HmnO q A Flgueros
7 90 40 cI chOEizos.
Gonzalez Perez J Go, Pedro e
Zsmorano 6 cIs jsmones. o Bernar.
DO FernanGes y Alexandra Euareg
10 CIs toolneta y 3 bis tocino.
SObrinos de IEquierdo y 90, .
Baquero y Gandars 10 cEs meloco.
tones, z cIs fFutas surtidos. 5 cIs
peras, q Oerecedo Hmns y 90,
CIs guisantes 8 cIs petit-poiS, f
Font y HmnO 70 CIs pimientos 2
cls esparrsgos, q Troncoso Hmns y
90 20 cIs pasta de tomato.
RIbert heEmaos @ A Vicente J
90, 25 bro cemento, BaQuero J
Gandara 15 Eerones pescadO Is
lefio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
A los HacendadOS.

ri que suscribe tiene Ell gusto de
ofreCer sbonos propios para cana
de az6car y cafe, pudi6ndoles ase-
gurar que los Iesultados Obtenidoa
en- las pruebas que lleva hechas
han sido aItamente satistactorias,
mejorando en- mucho los Que sc
obtienen con abonos de otrss pro-
Icedsnsssas; J como Quiera que es-
Toy dispuesto q faCtnraE q preCIC
Iimitado y Ia experlencia ha euse
ilado que son indispensab,es estol
labonos para squellcs teFrenOs QUE
q fuerEa de amos de cultlvo se ha
iian estereliEados. no me cabe dudS
one ha de tener buena aceptaci6n Q
abono one tengo oil gusto de ofEe
Ger, , de su resnltado habrsn d.
Quedag eatisfeehos.
Para Dreoios { informes dIrigiEs'
81 qae 50 "a bs II Bsrceloneta.
Miguel Arsgaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

Ipintura. Sores. de Abarss, 17O
atados, 10 cascos hierro. Lopez
ViIIamil y 90. 176 ataios 226 ba.
rras hierro. Gonzalez y Alfonso, 20
cls quesos, l 600 SIS arroS. Font 2
Vida, 2 fdos. tejjdos. j. Ochoa &
Hmno. 90 cIs machetes, 56 CTS mau-
tequills. Ludwig Duplace, 2 cls
pianos. 8. Melon q o.. 5 fis. y 8
cIs tejidos, 100 atados zing. M.
Perez y Go. 2 cls tejidos. Vicente
8 Co. 225 era quesos. Rafael No
guerra, l fdo. mantas. Ohavarri <
Go. A fds. tejidos. A. Msyol J 90.
IL cls, z cascos, 2 fds. qulncalls,
1876 cufietes l bl. pintura, 3 huaca-
les quincalla. A. Figueroa & 90
so cIs conservas. Oaldas & Go. 2 %
cIs pasta, 3l5 saoos papas, 4S O.
tomates en- conserva, 10 cls melo-
cotones, l OF fruta 20 cIs cerveEs.
Cerecedo Hmno. & 90. 100 sIa ps-
pas. A la oTden marcas: j. B go
sIs arroE. A. B. 500 SIS arroE T. o.
II cIs efectos hero. F. 5 CTS 20,
cuiietes 81 atados quincalls. p. b
% cIs ginebra. a. G. 90 cls zinc, |,
atados tornlllos.
De Liverpool J escalaf, vap. esp.
MARIA" 4 Sobrinos de Ezq1ia
con caTga general para varios. En-
el pr6ximo n6mero Ia reseharem De.
ENTRADAs DE oABoTAJE.
De Vieques gol esp "Buenavsn-
tura."
De A,ecibo gol esp "OArmelita.'
sALIDAs DH TRAvRsIA
Para Santander, vsp. esp. "Mi-
guel Jovet" despachado por A.
Rauschemplat-J 8 Silva y %. $50
pacas tabaCo con q, $40 kilos.
Para Habana J ruta vsp esp|
1" Juan Forgas +" despachado poH
Rubert Hemns.-Lopez Villamil J
90 100 sIc cate con 8, ,451 ks.-S de
Vljande , Go 100 sLc cafe con 9,069
kilos.
Para Habana J escalas vap espI
"Alava" despAchado por s de EE-
quiags.
SALIDAs Oh OABOTAJR
Para Ponce gol esp "Paquete de |
Para Areclbo gol esp "Joven
Maria"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01

para muchos pas6 lEadvertido. z,
10 CieFt0 que nucstr0 CON lie CONAN
dante, 4 la hOrR en- que algunoa
funclonarioa del MInIateri0 van
desaYunarse, sali6 como slempre,
aunque mss excltado, dirigi6ndose
al Immediate Palacio del Quirinal.
Las preCauci0nes en- este para
impedir el accea0 de visitas, sobre
todo en- aquellas horas, On que dan
audienCias la Reina y el Rey, no
son religioaas = les facllldades pa
- entrar en- la O6mara del Monar-
ca, grandes. Es probable, como
parecen haberlo expuesto en- su
justification los fnncI0narios de Pa
laclo, suspensos de sus funciones,
por 81 excessive descuido, que co
neCiefan ( esta persona, tan distln-
guida en- la nobleza y en- la milicla.
Es 10 cierto que, ain que nadie
10 impldiera, entr6 en- Ia mlsma es-
tancia donde, de pie, delante de la
chimenea, y seg6n 50 hAbIto, con-
versaba Humhefto / con otHa per-
soma, 4 quien habia concedIdo aus
diencia. De Eepente, el Official Con-
de Oddi prorrumpe en- las mismas
exclaciones de "iaseslnoa , ladro-
mes p pFoferidas minutes antes des-
de al balloon de la Guerra.
Fkcil es compFender Ia impression
del Rey J de 90 interloCutoE, en-
contrAndose en- pfesencia de aquel
desgraCiado; pFOnto compren-
dleEon padecia IN desorden mental.
ExcitadO con todas estas escenas,
cost6 alg6n trabajo, 6 las peEsonas
que aeudlerop, el calmarl0 Y con-
segulr conducirlo { una de las Der.
linas que, generalmente, se esta-
cionan en- Ell p6rtico del Palacio.
Para que tod0 fuese Original, cc-
mo dentro de la berlina luchase
fuertemente el mayor con las per-
sonas que le acompahaban, el sar-
gento dc una de Les guardlas del
QuirinaD, viendo esta pugna entire
IN Official. vistlendo el uniforme, = |
los que le rodeaban, acudi6G liber-
tar { "a jefe. hasta que, expllcado
el suceso, ayud6 { conducirlo al
Immediate palacio de los Principles
de Drago, On una de cuyas alas es-
q establecida 10 Asamblea del Or.
den Manriclano, donde se halla em
pleado IN pariente Immediate del
O0nde de Perusa.
81 el comandante de hstado Ma. |
yor hublese lido armada de IN re-
v6lveE, qui6n puede imaglaar Las
desgracias que, involuntAriamente |
= ca On exaltacI6n, habFia podido
oCaAionaf en- el Palaclo Real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
GAOErILLAs.

Escudns Taoienales y de-
Puerto Rico, ramafio 2S < Il centf.
metros, { 26 centaY0s. Impeents
del BOLzZTH.
"Mnriposa. ."-Uaprinho de Con
cierto para Piano. obra selecta J
celebradislma del eminente compo-
sitor don Gonzalo de J. E6iez !;
edici6n de lujo, elegantemente gra-
bada en- IL Litografia del BoLETIN.
Consta de 8 pzginas de deliCiosa
m6aica, llevando al frente aEtistica
y aleg6EiCa portada. a I peso 81
ejemplar en- esta Imprenta.
Rstratos de- Su Santidad ''Ls6n
XIILs-Los 6nicos aut6nticos, del
renombrado OhartRan, de varios
tamafioa, e yenden On esta I'm
urenta. Estk aoEeditado que 81 pa-
fecido de estos retratos con el We.
nerando original 60 fdelisimo. hi
mIsm0 Eanto Padre asf 10 ha reco-
nocido.
Vease el anunclo que aCerpa de
tan magniHcos Eetratcs va en- otrs
parte.
Entsrma.-Se halIa graVaments
enferms, hace algupos dias, la res-
petable sonora dofia Dolores Ortls
de Zarate, madre de Kuestro amigo
Lopez ZaFate.
Que &c restablezca la salad de ls
que anfEe.
Msjora.-Desde el lunea dltimo
se puDIica con mayor tamsflo La
IntegTidad NaoiOnal.
Nos place 10 mejoEa.
Para esta Isls.-Ha sido desti-
nadoa al EjsFcito de esta iAlA a NJ
A.en.s uoEonel don LeOpoldO San
Martin J Gil.
ReOaaos fegios. .--HAnse Eecibldo
en- La Mwlsta frutae de Oanarias
Zen elegantes latasl que son el col"
mo de 10 selecto ) 10 exquisite.
lQu6 melocotenes qu6 uVas
En ei aTb0l = 60 10 para no 81
comen mas excelentes.
7 luego que baratuEal
Famosa ear7ida. In San Jos
de Goats Riea Ee he aado uEa 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-03-01
oAeETA pE HOY.

Itinefario de la vista de inspee-
ci6n one ell Il del entrante empeza
RI s girar 8. 3. & valios pueblos de
10 Isls.
We en- otra parte.
Real Orden conCediendo gratis
pasaje de tefceRa clase para esta
Capital, en- los vsporesscorreos de
la TrasstlAntiea, { don Francisco
Torres BernsL
Ley De InjuIcIamlento militaE
de Maine
Relacl6n de destinos vacantes
que W { prOveer el Gobierno Ge'
neral para cOncurso.
Sc v6 en- otra parte.
N0mbxado NotaEio de Hseienda
don jose A. de Ia Tore en- sustitu
ci6n de don Juan Ramon de To-
rres, que desempefaba dichG cargo.
Subsstas.
Oenso electoral para Diputados &
Oortes.
Providenclas judleiales.
AyuntAmlentos.