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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS "'
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS
,By telegraphl
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
FORCED.

Colonel Smith was asked as 10 the
result of his investigation UP TO the pre-
sent time. lie stated that he found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-29
WAREHOUSE LINENS.

good as ever, only short lengths
and odd pieces. The prices are
$50. on the dollar. Table Linens,
Towels, Table Cloths, DollieS,
TabI~ Centres, etc. Hundreds of
things to choose from,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
7. 7. STEWARD

THERE are than dozen why you should buy
your dress goods Of Steward Large and complete stocks
of the newest and most desirable goods Big lots to sell tor
2c 3Oc 5Oc 75c and 81 yard Fine dress goods so inches
wide for 5oc 75c and 81 yard The greatest vauesyou ever
saw for soc yard The mosteegant goods for 81 yard
Over Is pieces of blue and black storm seges several differ
ent qualities to sell for &c. ST. 125 and $3.50 yard Storm
serges will be largely used for separate skirts to with
blouse waists Anticipating big demand for these goods we
have bought the best stock and show the largest assortment in
the city, We have old goods work off in the dress goods
department. We closed out everything of an undesirable nature
during the fall and winter Fine black dress goods for Oc 75c
and 81 yard They nearly 50 per cent cheaper than the
same goods sold for last Silks for 25c and they
selling FAST silks the genuine Kai Ka silks for 4Oc yard
They the best goods made for wash and to Real
afeta silks in 50 styles for soc yard The genuine 24nch
all silk black brocade tafetas for 81 yard They grand
goods Late last evening opened up 900 pieces
dress goods They will be on sale this morning at bar
gain prices special new lot of fine Atwood plads for child
New goods for cape We cut fit and basic free for
trade On the bargain counter you wlfndlaceS and embrod-
cries at SOC the dollar 500 yards spool cotton for &c. 200
yards for &c Knitting silks in all coors 22c 1000 yards black
spool silk for 5oc Nothing but bargains the bar
gain counter and there is lot added each day. The
big sales this counter makes buying frequent LaceS
&c, 12c &C. 12c &c. &C. &c. &c, 7c, &c, less than
half price Towels, 10 for quality They They
are all nen The bargain counter is eenng with goods
1t is the bargain spot of the city
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
TRAFFIC AND TR
TRAVEL
What the Railroad Men Are Doing and
Saying
New Arrivals of Prominent People-The Scalp
ers Looking for the Millennium-A
Heavy Engine

The various passenger agents about
town report a steady increase in the tour
list travel from the East, but say the rush,
so long promised by the Eastern passen-
ger agents, has so far failed to material
ize. The older passenger agents are quite
contented with the slow but steady in
crease, saying it is far more promising for
the country and the railroads than wild
rush all at once, that requires extra
trains, overcrowds the coaches and COM
pels sleeping car passengers to wait days
before they can secure a berth. When the
travel is steady, comfortable trains can be
and are provided by all the roads, as they
know about what to expect in the way of
number of passengers.
While the passenger travel is not as
heavy as was expected, the freight traffic,
and especially the fast freight traffic, is
far heavier than was anticipated. The
fruit and vegetable men in California are
rushing their products East and as a re-
suit fast freights are run, not every day
but twice day, on all the roads. So
heavy is the traffic that new engines have
been brought here to handle the trains.
So things are about evened up, and with
the threatened trouble with the engineers
settled the railroad men are reasonably
happy.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
. PASADENA WILL PARTICIPATE
To Spend About Three Times the Amount
of Inst Years Donation

10 spend About 1hree Times the Amount
of Lnst Years Donation
The expectation that Pasadena will
participate in the Fiesta at Los Angeles
in April is undoubtedly well founded,
says the Pasadena Star. The committee
who visited this city yesterday for the
purpose Of securing cooperation were
cordially met and the committee APP
pointed by Mayor Cox for suggesting a
method of procedure will probably have
something to report soon that will afford
a tangible basis of operations. The Fiesta
this year is to be made much more elab-
crate and meritorious than last. Instead
of spending $4,000 upon it, it is proposed
to spend about three times that amount.
The finance committees report good
progress in obtaining subscriptions and
are interesting every town in the counties
of Los Angeles San Diego, Riverside,
San Bernardino and Orange in the pro-
ject. The scheme is for weeks festival,
with an appropriate programme for each
day. Even Santa Barbara, whose flower
festival occurs about the same time, has
promised to send an exhibit.
The question of how Pasadena shall be
represented will deserve and doubtless
receive serious consideration. The affair
will be one that we cannot well remain
out of. The biect to be sought is an ex-
iii'io - 9piiiN'iN an "IPl,pPlldbc. IL oeeinS
to us that we should endeavor to produce
something that will bring two epochs to-
getherthat of the missions and the pres
ent one of modern improvement and urban
development. Pasadena is historically
associated with the San Gabriel mission
and is product OF the San Pasqual ranch
There is much in the history of the San
Gabriel mission that is suggestive for
float representative of life in that era, and
it may be found possible to so place the
costumes and some of the occupations of
that time in contrast with an exhibit char
acteristic of the present day as to make
the showing a valuable and attractive one.
There will be numerous floats represent
alive of the floral and horticultural wealth
of various sections, and it seems neces-
sary for Pasadena to have something aside
from such an exhibition. 1t may be done
by linking the past with the present, both
full of interest.
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Naud's warehouse on the construction of
the floats. Mr.. Robinson expects to fin
ish the drawings of the floats in few
days, and he will then personally superin-
tend the mechanical construction.
Invitations have been issued by Direc-
or General Meyberg, asking the presence
OF President Cleveland, the members of
the Cabinet and the Senators and Con-
gressmen. A similar invitation has been
extended to Governor Budd and the MEM
bers of the Legislature, and it is the in
tention to also invite the Governors of
Arizona, New Mexico, and in fact all
prominent public men in the United
States
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
The Scalpers' Millennium

1t is generally understood here that two
of the leading brokers in railroad tickets
in this state will be made Southern Pa
cific agents if the bill becomes law
Rumor has ii that Ottingcr of San Fran
cisco and Dutln of Los Angeles will be
the men chosen. This would explain the
absence OF Ottinger from Sacramento aud
the speedy retirement OF Dutfin after his
arrival here Examiner.
As any one might suppose, Scalper Duff
fin knows nothing about it,. - Both he
and Ottinger evidently think that silence
is golden just now. Although absent
from Sacramento III person, it is safe to
bet that neither Ottinger nor Duffin have
left any gaps III their fences down there.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
A New Court of Foresters

Court Angel City, Ancient Order of For
esters No. s127, was organized last even
ing at the A. 0. U. W. Hall, with a men,
bership of seventy young men.
The following were elected as officers
for the coming six months: Chief Ranger,
W. G. Wolfe; Past Chief Ranger Myer
Siegel Sub-Chief Ranger H. L. Josephs
Senior Beadle, A. Cohn; Junior Wood
man, J. l.. Korber Treasurer NJ. Coin;
Financial Secretary, L. Norton; Record
ing Secretary w. C. Phillips; S. B., j..
f. Kelly; J. B., G. Plesence; Trustees,
W. b. Mediation, A. Mendelsohn; Physi-
eian, William Brill; Druggist, John
Vaughn.
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house and stealing seventy tive yards of
carpet, was held to answer before the Su-
perior Court, with bail set at $4,000. James
Ferguson, another burglar, who entered
store in Pasadena and stole several sets of
harness, was also held, and his bail was
fixed at $500.
The case of embezzlement against Marco
Hellman was dism Used. The tailor who
had him arrested refused to testify, and
the prosecution had no case without his
testimony, and Hellman reaped the ben
OF
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
THE OPIUM WAS NOT SOLD
The Mongolians Combine and Make Two Low
Bids on the Drug

Yesterday morning United States Mar
shall Covarrubias attempted to sell at pub
lie auction the seventy pounds of prepared
opium seized by one of Collector Gaffey's
inspectors at Santa Monica Canyon last
September. The Cinnamon got their
heads together and only two bids-one for
$40 and the other for $3.50 a pound
were offered. Inasmuch as the opium
costs S6 Il pound in Comax and the duty
amounts to a like sum per pound, the
Marshal refused to entertain the bids and
continued the sale until next Thursday at
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12
New Arrivals

John J. Byrne, the new general passen-
ger agent of the California Southern and
Atlantic and Pacific Railways, arrived
from Chicago yesterday and took charge
of his new office. He was busy most of
the day with W. +. White, the traffic man.
ager getting hold of all the strings.
E. H. Davis, general agent of the Santa
Fe Fruit and Refrigerating Line, is in the
city for a prolonged stay. He brought
his family with him and will make this
city his temporary home.
General agent Charletcn, of the Fruit
Dealers Exchange, is in the city, coming
direct from Florida. The stories he has
to tell about the big freeze down there
viii delight the orange men, among whom
he will work for day or two.
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving WIN, etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT COUNTY OF
j Los Angeles, state of California. SIS.
In the matter OF the estate of Melissa Bow
dish lrland, deceased
Notice is hereby given thatTuesday, the 10th
day OF February. 1875. at 10 O'clock a. IN. OF
said day, at the court room of this court, de-
partment number two thereof, in the
city OF Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles and state of California, has
been appointed as the time and place
for hearing the application of David II. Irland
PRAYING that o document now on filc in this
court purporting TO be the last will and tesla
ment of the said deceased. be admitted to
probate, and that letters testamentary be is
sued thereon to your petitioner. at whic, time
and place all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the same,
Dated February 2, S95.
r. Il. NEWLIN, County Clerk.
BY W. BLAKE Deputy
D. ALLEN, esq, attorney for petitioner. 10
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CITY OFFENDERS SENTENCED

Cases Disposed Of by Justice rlorrison Yes
terday
Justice Morrison yesterday sentenced
Frank Little and John Howard to pay
fines of $40 each or the alternative of ten
days in Jail, for disturbing the peace
Fred Anderson and George Smith, vag-
rants, were given thirty days each in the
County Jail.
John Bogar, charged with burglarizing
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-12

III deser gegend haben mehr oder wenlper
die biechtung der Economic des Vaterlands
und konnen einschen yortbeil zu kaufen cine
heimath bel Monatlichen abzahlung anstadt
Won 500 bis $1,000, fur $I5 per Monath
komen sic und wier werden linen daruber
benachrichten. Langworthy Co., 226 Sud
Spring Strasse. Bite nehmen elevator.
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What the Citizens Are Expected
to Do For Its Success.
WORD OF ADVICE TO LADIES
They Can Aid In Making the Annual
Festival More Attractive
List to Be Published of Accom- odations
For the Guidance of the
Visitors
VI course YOU saw

OF course you saw
the caballero with
the lariat in yester-
days Herald, and
you see him today
playing a Spanish
aria on the guitar.
Tomorrow you will
see him dance the
fandango, and every
day you will see him
n DIN ~ something
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
NEGOCIO FIN De SIECLE

Siguen colocandose rapldamente las
papeletas de la venta pOr acClOneS Gel exec
Ientisimo piano de cola Ste1mUdy, que Sc
iugara en-. ell PARIS BAzAR junto con 100
billetes de la Loterla Provincial en- La tor
ma Que va hemOs indicado antes de ahOra,
as papeletas valen rs pesos cada una; las
que Sc jugartn son 75;-los premlOS que
pl1edan obtener los 100 billetes Sc repartl-
ran EN- proportion entire tOdOs los acclOn1S-
tas El piano es, indlscutlb1emente, Ell
meior que Sc ha importado Puerto-R1co
pues fu6 hecho eXpresamente para exhl-
brio ell la Exposicion Gle Santurce.
He auui la relacion de las personals
que. hasta ahora han tornado billetes:
Don Julian Andino, una accion.
Don Paco Vega, dos idem.
Don Santos F'ilippi, una idem.
Don Roberto Todd, una ldem. e..
Don P6drO ROur1guez, Carolina, no
idem.
DR.. Don Tomas Vazquez, Guayama
una idem.
Dona Amalia Vazquez, idem una i'd
Sehora de SantO Domingo, Santurce
una acci0n.
Don Julian Maresma, cuatro idem.
Senores j. Alcaide Y @. 9, ARROYO,
tres idem.
Senora Eduvigis J. Viuda de Ferran,
una idem.
Sonora Ramona Vega Viuda de Goena-
ga, uud lQGln.
Sehora Carmen M. Viuda de Giusti,
una idem.
Don Ramon Fernandez, (tienda ell Pro-
greso), una idem.
Don Miguel Lopez Gaztambide, Baya-
mon, una idem.
Don Gerardo Soler, una i'd
Don Ramon Sarriera una. -.
Don Juan Olivia, una.
Don Manuel Roman, una.
Don Esteban Figueroa, Humacao. una.
Don Rafael Noguera, una.
Don Lorenzo Noa, una
Don Jose Lentini, una.
Don Antonio Mattel Lluveras, Yauco,
una.
Don Angel CESAR, Yauco, una,
Don Francisco Verar, una.
Don Braulio Dueno, una.
DON Alberto NJ. g Gonzalez, una
Don Agustin Musa, una.
Don Rafael Fabian, una.
Don Jose Miguel Morales, Ponce, una.
Don Pedro Urbistondo, una.
La semana pr6xima Sc publicaran las
que Sc vayan anotando en- estos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
INDICE De GOBERNACLON

Remitiendo copias de certcado de patentes de
idem de crcuares de la ocina nterna
cona de la Union PostaConcediendo passage gratis don
Suceso Panagua Saludes don Teodoro Panagua Perez
Trasado Gobierno Civil uip1zcoa reerente
Andoain Gazteludem del dem de Canaras idem idem G
marRemtiendo nstanca Jose Igesas solcitando
quernar cal en- la a dc MonaDponiendo al Etado
conservation los 1906 metros consudos Dputa
con de esta sla en- la carretera de Arecbo PoNeando
authorization pedida Antonio Rivera esabecGr
deposto fotante carbonDeyolvendo To de Torreroe
faros de don ulaio Fernadezy rectifcado ell apeldo del
mismo.-Desestimando de azada
destuci0n Secretario del Ayuntameto de Tru
o aprobaci6n del expediente los
tamentos de Maunabo Sabana Gande Caguas ara
bucoa Hato afande para 81 estabmlento del pueso de
SO 9-Aprobando arbro sobre icencas para
construction de edfco creado Ayunamiento de Yauco
Arobando icenca concedda al catedratco don Lorenzo
RuzRemtendo Exequatur favor don Manuel Paniagua
M6co Isla-Real concedendo
to Rafael Lara cumpmentado exhorto
del uez del Do de Catedra recado en- autos de suspension
pohaGdo % nag9s ta6S ds dso ents
Fiscal de Pampanga Enrique Garcia Secretaro de
esa sDesestmando nstancia de los ofcas del Cuepo
Comunicaeiones don Nicolas Hdalgo soctando
de ampiacon
Goberno General disponendo raacon de la Audi enca
MayagGez al loca-Resoendo
Vals Magistrate de la auiencia de
sidenca 1ltimamente de Maya
giez soctando redencia de so dias PennsuaApro-
bando nombramento INFERNO de don
Fiscal 10 retro del
Guarda Civil don Manrico
Andres Aveno del Rosario redr 30 das la Peninsula
Traslado del Gobernador Civil de Tarragona inclusion
copa de communication referente al Juan Emilio jose
Conced1endo eScudo de Ayuntameno de MayageZ
Autoando la sustuc6n del nombre del
Pamar ell de ComerioResoviendo
con presentada por los teegrasta don Felix don Manuel
Barazoain estar conormes
en- nstanca del asprante prmero
Comunicacones don Jose
grasta de don Arturo Cada nstanca
del teegrasta don Santiago Domnguez Pardo-ldem
don Felix Barasoan Col6n-Resovendo consua referente
ha de entender benefco que per6dicos po
COS de Cuba PuertoRco concedo Real Decreto
feSp6cCO cOmun1caclOneS.
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Fsfos sio1lieron slls scampafia en- la Ca
mara presentando proposlclones academia
les, apoyo la primera con energ1a M artln
Sanchez la RETRO despu6s de or al Minis
tro contestar con no menOS energ1a negan-
dose tomar resolucion hasta tener en- su
poder el expediente devuelto por La Junta
de moneda. Hablo al siguiente dla CaneJa1
Y ell presidente lie corto la palabra al pasar
Ell tempo reglamentario, dandole dos MI
nutos al otro dia para continuar y quedan1-
do sin contestacl6n. La verdad es que Ia
Cyamara mira con completa indlferencla es-
tos esfuerzos en- favor de un asunto que
considera de interes local y los Dlputados
de Puerto Rico pesar de sus esfuerzos no
lopran hacerSe Or sinO Gle los elecGOfeS
cuando leen el Diario de Sesiones.
Debe hacerse notar que el senior Abar-
zllza afirmo que los prohombres conserve
dores que eJercen autorldad en su, paf5ldo
no son favorables al canjey estos no han
| racopido La aIusi0n nj menOs rectiicadO es-
tie concepto por 10 que es un indlclo mas
de que es exacto.
En- esa isla Sc da demasiada importan-
cia los cablegramas que pone el senior
| Lastres Otros diputados sobre-el partlcu-
lar: la verdad es que. .trabaj jan con afan, pc
ro atenuan las irnpresiones contrarias al
6xito sobre todO al tempo de espera que
dueda en- este no demuestran Otra cosa
Que su patriotsmO inter6s para no servlI
con slls nOticiaS de pretextO para algui
acto lamentable que Sc lleve cabo en- un
momentO de excitacion. Por ESQ todos los
cables son tranquilizadores y con esperan-
zas.-El seflor Canalejas a pesar de sus
promesas q los diputados de Puerto Rico
Sc ha limitado devolver el expediente a
de Ultramar con ell informe de la Junta dc
moneda sin expresar su opinion. 81 Sr
Abarzuza dice que 10 estud1ara estos dlaS
propondra al @Consejo de Ministries una
RESOLUTION, la que crea mas justa conve
niente que 81 sus companeros la aprueba1
Sc llevara a la practical quiera quien quier'
clleste 10 que cueste, estas son sus :pala!
bras Me atreveria a asegurar que es decl
dido partidario, como todas las persona
cientifcas, del patron orc, pero que no s.
ha fiiado todavia los detalles de la tran
sici0n de una a Otra stuaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
De LA PENINSULA

NotGcGGs de GeterSs para Puerto Rico
Tecd6id0s por Ell cGpOr P. de Sotrusteguj.
Ell manifesto del partido incondi-
cional de Puerto Rico ha producido exec
lente efecto en- la mayor1a de las personals
que SIC ocupan en- los asuntos ultramarinos.
El espfritu liberal, progressive tolerante
que 10 Informa Sc consldera una prueba
de que -el partido Unconditional es una ga
rantia del progreso y la tranquilidad de la
lsla. Muchas son las personals importan-
tes que han escrito cartas q los sefiores San
tlsteban Marques de Arecibo procurando
destruir la disidencia q. estos sefiores cani.
tanean LA Correspondence de Espafia'
organo de los reformistas cubanos aplau-
de ell manifesto y 10 pone por modolo & los
Constituencies de la Habana,
Tambien ha producido muy buen efac.
to la noticia llegada por ell pasado lcorreo
de que Sc estaban celebrando conferencias
entire los partidarios y los adversarios del
canje para venir un acuerdo: si este So
consigue sera IN paso de gigantic para con-
seguir la solucion completa del problema
smonetario de la isla, pero ha llamado la
atencion que la prensa del ultimo correo
no vuelva a ocuparse del particular. Este
acuerdo seria mucho mas ventaioso y. it'll
unOs ~ otrOs que las excomuniones v has
ta injurias que Sc prodigaban hace POGO
en- cartas cablegramas y que tenian sus-
pensa la opinion de los hombres politicos.
hl dsunUO u0l canJe Gle La mOneda ha
segu1do la mlsma lenta marcha que antes
Los diputados de Puerto Rico vieron al
nuevo Ministro de Hacienda y consiguie-
ron que reuniese la Jlnta de moneda. Esta
celebro su session el sabado % con asisfen-
cia de la mayorfa de sus vocales; despu6s
de alguna discussion Sc aprobo ell dictamen
dc La ponencia, que como es va sabido Sc
imita enumerar los medios que pueden
adoptarse para efectuarlo se6alar los IN
convenientes que presentan para ell tesoro
nacional. El se1or Moret hizo algunas
adiciones para abrir ell camino del CAME al
sefior Abarzuza 81 quiere seguirlo. Los
sueltos ofciosos de la prensa demuestran
que 81 acuerdo no fue favorable q las pre-
tensiones de los dipNtado pperto iquaiios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
UNA ESCOPETADE SALON

Sc vende una EsCOPETA DE SALON. CON
MIL CAPsULAs, todo baratfsimo. Clase su-
perior, Sc garantiza su solidez buena
CONSTRUCTION. Sc ensenara quien 10 so
icite Dirigirse los Sehores. SOBRINOS
DE ARMAS, los que venden mas barato.
Cruz 13. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. Secretarfa Ne
gociado de Obras p1blicas. Decreto con-
cediendo authorization a don Temfstocles
Laguna, vecino de Ponce, para el aprove-
chamiento de aguas torrenciales del rio
E'lnabon.'
Intervention General de la Admins
TRACTION del Estado. Secci6n de Contadu-
ria. Facturas que Sc pagaran en- la pro-
xima semana
Enero IA. Facturas ndmeros 428 a 431.
Enero 15. Facturas nt1meros 432 a 1875.
Enero 16. Facturas ntlmeros 436 439.
Enero II. Facturas ndmeros 44O 442.
Enero 18. Facturas ni1meros 443 445.
- Atrasos
Enero 10. Factura ni1mero 946.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
ifINTERESANTE!!

Sc cede por m6dico precio con bue-
nos aparadores el acreditado local que ocu-
p6 LA VILLA DE BILBAO" Cruz mum 10.
Dirigirse Hernaiz Y Compaflfa. As
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
MADERAS DEL PALS

Vigas, viguetas, cuartones y alfajfas
de ausubo, tablas de tabanuco y de laurel
sabine, ofrece en- ell deposito que ha esta-
blecido en- esta Marina. JUAN PIzA. 1874
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12

Sra. de la Providencia nuestro distinguido
amigo ell senior Magistral Lcdo. don Bal
domero Hernandez y cuyo nombramiento
ha sido aprobado por el sefior Obispo.
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Ha fallecido en- Mayagiiez, el aprecia-
BILE senior don Jose Sitges, del comercio de
aquella plaza.-R. /. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-12
REMITLDO

sr. Director, de La CoRREspoNDENo1A
DE PUERTO Rico. r...-.~
Estin1ado senior y amigo: otra vez mo-
lestamos su atencion para suplicarle de
cabida en- su dario q nuestra replica al Sc
hor Lopez Tuero, en- ell ,asunto de la enfer-
medad de la caila