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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29

William G. Garland, 80, while beat.
ing carpets at 122 Albany avenue,
Hartford, Conn, got too near the
edge and fell three stories into the
area below. His skull was fractured,
all his ribs and one arm was broken
He lived but a few minutes. He
leaves a wife and one son.
W. McCreary, superintendent Of
bridges for the Northern Pacific, re-
ports the death, near Couer d'Alene, Of
four carpenters while engaged in ex-
tingulshlng lire on burning bridge
The flames Gut off their retreat, and
they had to jump into a chasm 1856
feet deep.
Albert S. Parsons, 10, of Garden
City, l.. l., and organist of the church
of the Heavenly Rest, New York city,
was drowned at Long Beach. Young
Parsons was subject to epileptic at
tacks and after a hearty luncheon ven
tured into a strong surf at ebb tide
and was carried beyond the bathing
lines.
John Walsh, who says lie mas
walked all the way from San Fran.
cisco, arrived in Boston. He was to
do the distance in 100 days and says
he IS a week ahead Of time. He wins
$500. He has lost 81 pounds, but he
yond some stiffness Of the limbs and
very pronounced tired feeling, he
is apparently all right.
The management Of the Yale track
athletic team viii send out 1900 APP
plication blanks for seats at the Yale
Cambridge games in New York Oct)-
Der .. The blanks viii be sent to
alumni associations IN all parts Of the
country. There will he seating accom-
modatlCns for 10000 at the games.
The prices Of seats vary from 81 to 81.
AS a Lake Shore westbound train
was nearing Swanton, Ind, the engi-
neer noticed a bicyclist riding between
the double tracks and whistled Il
warming The rider, however did not
hear or heed. and when the train was
passing the suction drew him under,
killing him Instantly, a piece Of an
envelope found iii his pocket proved
him to be Charles Ware, of Toledo.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29
TOMATO PRESERy YES.

Take the sound yellow variety as
soon as ripe; scald and peel; 70 seven
pounds Of tomatoes add seven pounk
of white sugar, and let them siana
over night. Take the tomatoes OUT e..
the sugar and boil the syrup, TeAo'.
ing the scum; put in the tomatoes an
boil slowly fifteen or twenty minutes,
remove the fruit again, and boil UNI
the syrup thickens. On cooling ~.
the fruit in jars; put a few slices Y
lemon in each jar. and pour the syFpp
over them. These are very nice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29
POTATOES NIENNAISE.

Boil eight peeled potatoes with one
tablespoonful of salt in one quart u
water; when done drain aud press
through potato press. mix with one
even teaSpoonful of salt. one-half even
ieaSpoontul Of pepper, two ounces Of
hutler, the NolkS &c three eggs, one
half gill " cream. ana four ounces of
grated Parmesan cheese Mix well,
and form tine MIXTURE into round balls
VIE size of nh err. Sprinkle some
hour an pastry board. ron the pota
ioes into long shapes, thick in the
ceuter and pein ed 4 the ends: brush
them oyer NTH beaten egg; make two
,dntins incisious on TIP of each. lay
them In hnttered pan. brush over
again with egg and bake 10 4 tine
-uiien colar hi il hot even
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29
A QUESTION OF PRESTIGE

A dispute arose at an Oxford liln..
table ais to the comparative pfes'-
of bishops and Judges. The afguil''D !.
as might be expected at parry .
laymen, went in favor Of the iA., NJ,
No" said Henry Smith, for 2 uas W.,
can only say Hang YOU but ihs' !.
can say .D-n you. Speaking - H.
eminent scientific man e. WheM Vs.
gave considerable praise ne NV.
yet he sometimes forgets that " |.
only the editor and not the an1L" +
nature"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29
I'D GET RID OF FLIES

The following plan If Riding !,
kitchen and dining room Of nles on
good one. Take a small steve s Ks.
heat 1t redhot, and pour ca i liz.
drops ~ carbolic acid, haylns M
ionsly closed all doors and W. III
In few minutes open the F'.-s .,-.lf
the flies will be found tc have 81 M
disappeared. Only 4 faint oaof .ir
fumes or carbolic acid viii Te"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29

placed over it, where he vii,
be laid to breathe his last !. sA0'tl
monty supposed that tia eoS.
digs his own grave. This !. irappst
But when a brother has hean aoi .,
new grave is Immediately S @.fsd
his side. This perpetually a9. ing a
is an admonition 10 the othar, 'l s'avs
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-08-29

Rochester Aue 24.-,Iohn $. John
snn paced liz tandemS rode i half
mile Hi ~ "a, breaking the worlds
ecord by nearly seconds.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07


 to be published as provided by and
 in accordance with the election laws
 of this Territory.
 SEC. 6. At said special election
 voters of said Navajo County may
 designate upon their ballots place
 for the county seat of said Navajo
 County. and all such votes shall be received and returned as other votes
 and the place receiving the highest
 number of votes shall immed lately
 become the county seat of Navajo County.
 SEC. '. All Acts, or parts of Acts, relating to the county and precinct officers and their duties, and relat- ing to elections, now in force iH this Territory and not conflicting with the provisions of this Act, ara here by extended to and made applica- ole to the county of Navajo; and the laws of a general nature, now in force regulating the elections in this Territory, shali apply to the special election ordered by this Act; and the election precincts, already exist ing and established in the county of Navajo or within the boundaries of said county, shall be and remain unchanged, except that the Board of Supervisors, appointed by the Governor of this Territory, shall have the right, if they so desire, to establish other voting precincts if deem the same necessary; and the registration of voters, as contained in the last Great Register of Apache County, shall be and the same is hereby made applicable to and covers the voters in said Navajo County. Until such time as the Legislative Assembly of Arizona make new apportionment, the fol- lowing shall be the representation in the Territorial Legislature of Apache and Navajo counties: For Navajo County there shall be elect ed at the election in 1896. one Coun- cilman and one Member of the As sembly. For Apache County there shall be elected at the election in 1896, one Councilman and one Mem Der of the Assembly.
 SEC. 7. All precinct officers, elect ed in the county of Apache on the 9th day of November, 1894, who have duly qualified and who reside within the boundaries of said Nav ajo County, shall hold their respec- tive offices until the general election in 1896, and no luther bond shall be given by them or any of them. And all nOtaries public, holding commissions in and for the county of Apache, and now residing within the boundaries of the proposed of Navajo, shall be and are hereby authorized to act during their unexpired terms, as notaries public in and for the county ot Nav. ajo, the same as though they had been originally appointed for the county ot Navajo. The said coun- ty of Navajo shall be attached to and become part of the Fourth Judicial District of the Territory of and one term of the Dis trict Court in and for said Navajo County shall be held at the county seat thereof, annually, on the second in September.
 SEC. 9. All actions of whatever kind or nature, now pending in the District or Probate courts of Apache
 ounty, where the subject matter or property in controversy in said ac- ion is situated within the new coun- y of Navajo, shall be transferred
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Ari- zona:
 SECTION 1. There shall be and is hereby formed ont of the western portion of Apache County in the Territory of Arizona, a new county, to be called and known as the cOun- ty of Navajo.
 SEC. 2. The boundaries of said Navajo County shall be as follows Beginning at the northeast corner of Coconino County, thence east to no degrees of longitude, thence south tc southwest corner of Nava- io Indian Reservation. thence cast to a point intersecting range 23 east of Gila and Salt River Meridian, thence south along said range line to it's intersection with the north boundary line of Graham County, thence west along said northern boundary line to it's intersection with the east boundary of GilaCoun- ty,-which is the no degrees of lon gitude, then north to its intersec- tion with the 34 degrees of latitude, thence west to it's intersection with the west boundary line of the White Mountain Indians Reservation, thence north to the place of begin ming.
 SEC. 8. The governor ofthe Ter ritory of Arizona is hereby author ised, empowered, and directed to appoint all such county officers in the county of Navajo, upon the passage of this Act, as may be ne cessary to effect the complete coun- ty organization under the laws of the Territory. The probate judge, 20 appointed. shall qualify before any officer of the Territory of Ari- zonn who is competent to admins ter oaths, and his bond shall be ap- proved by the chairman of theBoard of Supervisors of Apache County; and all other officers, so appointed, shall qualify before the probate judge of Navajo County, and the bonds of such officers shall be sub ject to the approval of said probate judge of Navajo County.
 SEC. 4. All officers, appointed in the county of Navajo as herein before provided, shall hold their re- spective offices until their success sors shall be duly elected and quail ifid and the officers. so appointed, shall be citizens of the county of Navajo at the date of the passage of this Act.
 SEC. 5. The town of Holbrook is hereby designated as the temper ary county seat ofsaid Navajo coun tv, and a special election shall be held within sixty days from the passage of this Act, to determine the location of the permanent coun ty seat; and the governor of Il Territory is hereby empowered and directed to issue an election pro- clamation calling for said special election, and the Board of Sul er- yisors of said Navajo County shall !
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07
AN ACT
To Create the County of haVajo

January 2S, lS95.-Introduced by Mir. Barnes. Read first time. Rules suspended read second time by title, 100 copies ordered printed, ,and referred toCommittee on Counties and County Bound aries
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

DEAL MERIT is the character
 M istic of Hoods Sarsaparilla.s It cures even after other preparations tail. Get Hoods and ONLY HOODS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Pues, sefior, ell sefior Lazaro Moreno
sale ahora, & 10 mas extempor&neo, con
unas insulceses que, francamente, nj 6l
naGsmaO EGS cOnapre1ede. Me refero su CO
municado inserto en- I'm peri6dico de esa
Capital.
iQu6 es mentira cuanto he dicho! "
mentira, por que, por la simple afrmaci6n
de cualquier lAzaro? Gallarda manera
tiene de discutir.
T6ngalo sabido LSzaro Moreno, 20 he
hablado solamente & nombre de mi decoro,
20 no tengo directories; tras de Manuel
Gomez, solo Sc oculta eli obrero digno y
pundonoroso.
No hay tai dentera, 20 he censurado
10 que censura merecfa; al ser vfctima de
las .equivocaciones de un empleado inep-
to y apasionado y al verle hacer de clio los
mas estultos alardes, protests con digni-
dad ante ell agusto tribunal de Ia opinion
pGblica. Y ESQ llama 81 injurias y
venganza y pataleo!
Las personals dignas cuyo nOmbre in
voca daran cada cual 10 que merece.
Cr6alo ese buen sehor: mas le valera no
seguir dando tan lastimosas caidas, deiar-
SO de estar inventando cada paso risibles
paradojas y aprenda cumplir mas & con-
cGenc5G con los deberes que su destino le
impone ldestino obtenido no s6 81 por me-
recimientos 81 fuerza de adalaciones y
lisonja !-MauueI G6naez UngpGerre.
Cayey, Octubre "a de 1895.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
BrsL1oTEcA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE"

prano sin avissr Markof, ensillo Gl cismo
81 oaballo, corrio Cours-la Reine, dorle Vi
via su hermtno
LIE recibio el ayuda de oamsra con los oios
aun hinch dos por ell suefo, que tenfa dasde ell
dis anterior Ia consigns de no permitir quo ma
die psssrs la hsb'5aoion de su amo.
A pesar de toes las obRerva clones del cria-
10, Raul dirigio & la alcoba del conde con
paso resuelto abrieadola bruscamente, eutr6.
Aque' raido hast6 para despertar Hector
que aun d, -n2fa, y al yer su hermano djo con
acento carificso:
.--1C6mo es ESQ, Raul' "a que vie1ea Dor
aquf estss horas?
Es que-dijo ul distiuguierdo el r3v5l-
YER de So hermano-vengoa morir oontiso, ya
que me es impossible salvarte.
-iAh! Scon que 10 sabesf-ex olam6-Hec-
tor, pdlido tembloroso.
10 IS todo-dijo Raul con cari1oso soen-
to;-eres ell jefe de nuestra fsmilia mi deber
no es el de juzgsrte. No hablemos una pala.
bra mds de este desdiehado asunto, te 10 aupli-
co. -. Yo estoy arruinado. Il estas.
IOeshoDradol-dijo el oonde media voz
? con dolorcso scento.
-Vames-dijo ell her6ioo joven apoder6n.
dose del revolver -yo primero y td despu6s
1verdadG
Apoy6 81 caa6n del revolver sohre au freu.
>
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

LA gente de gusto de Rio-piedras
esta de enhorabuena, pues SO ACADIA de
abrir alli, calle del Comercio, (*) I'm exec
lente Cafe donde ell pdblico en- general y
los senores pasajeros en- particular, encon-
traran cuanto necesiten. Vinos, icores
y cerveza excelentes. Dulces de todas
classes, cafe, chocolate y refrescos. En-
te dep6sito de hielo que SO vende dos
chavos la libra.
C*) No confundirse: Mogadcn q VoIEedor
3O-99
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
GRANUJA, LADRoN Y CoMPAN1A

-1De qui6n ca usted oomisionado en- esta
ocasi6nF-pregunto ell conde
Ell secreto professional me obliga no con-
testar esa pregunta-contest6 ell notario
En- eee caso-dijo su vez Rsul-yo no
sc 81 debo aconsejar mi hermano que acepte.
-Puede usted hacerlo con complete salts
faoei6n, en- la seguridsd de que no puede sobre.
venirl, daf1e alguno.
Ell notario era uno de los mds conocidos
respetados de Paris. ri tono grave con que SO
expres6 infuy6 sobre el joven, que dijo:
Al menos olga usted bsjo que condicio-
mes entrega ese dinero.
Sin oondiei6n de ningun g6nero; puede
usted yer el borrador del recibo redactado por
mi.
-yDe msnera, insisti6 Raul, que la persona
que usted representa- insiste en- permanecer des-
conocida?
-Absolutsmente.
-Por extrano incomprensible que este
me parezca~dijo Heoto1-no veo por que no he
de aoeptarlo. Tai vez sea una restitution un
envfo que me haoe alguna persona de las mu-
chas que ha favoreoido mi padre, 9 aun 20
mismo.
Para convenoer meior SD hermano Heo.
tor ley6 81 recibo redaotado por el notaEio, que
deefa aae
''nlqaa auaoribe declare haher reoibido de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
COMUNICADO
sr. Director de La CoRREspoNDEN

Sr. Director de La CORRESPONDENCE:
suplico SO digne dar publicidad en-
su ilustradfsimo peri6dico al adiunto suel-
tesito y le anticipa las gracias su alto. y
8. g. O. b. g. m.-MSgueI Bdt6std.
Amigo Carmelo Martinez. Escribano
de Humacao: Por Ell peri6dico LA Co
RREsPONDENCIA DE PUERTO Rico, y en- su
numero 1888 correspondence al dfa 2I de
Octubre corriente, he visto que un ilustra-
do Magistrate de esta Real Audiercia, &
lido prccesarlo: lOuanto 10 siente { ste su
alto. 8. g. que atn vive!
Miguel BatSstG Mdch5n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Esta mafiana fonde5 en- ell puerto de
esta ciudad ell vapor espafol "Rita," pro
Tufa TuenS de ue ou9o timo puerto zarp6 % el III -
del corriente. El llegar con los mastele-
ros calados hizo presumir que hubiera su
frido averfas por consecuencia de algt1u
temporal, pero no fu6 asf. El hecho de
calar los masteleros, fu6 solo por adelan-
tar su marcha. CondUce % pasajeros pa
ra esta Isla y mercanc1as de Francia, Bel
gica, Suiza, Alemania, Holanda las In
dias. Su captain es don Pedro C6niga y
tiene 81 tripulantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
una Compania de Variedades Que vaya
bien vuelva pvonto son nuestroa deaeoe

0AeS OOAQSA46 U0 V0E4SuS4U0Ss NSu0 V6yS
bien y vuelva pronto son nuestros deseoe
En- la retreta de la banda de Volunta.
rios que tl1vo lugar anoche en- La plaza de
ALFONSO XII", fue ejecutada por Ell jovep
artista don Rafael Marquee, con bastante
ndaestIfa y limpieza la anunciada polka
titulada EVA" con variaciones d. f1autiF
Del citado joven hemos dido hacer STEM
pre- los mayores elogios como fautista-
.L0zAS DE MARMOL para piso, de Italia
ieg1timas, de % por %, acaban de recibi,
= venden a precios entsramente m6diccs
Bolivar, Arruza y C.'-Fortaleza 21.-3O 1
Fueron detenidos aver por la fuerze
de Orden p6blico en- esta Capital, los W
cinos Silvestre de JESUS y Eduardo Martf
cez, por eecAndalo; Juan Rodriguez (.)
N6nguere, por orden del Inspector seh,.
don Manuel Amador, quedando la diy
posici6n del Juzgado de instruction dt
Cathedral, por leeiones graves; Domingo
Salavarria, Juan Tirado, SandaIio Crispin
= Juan Castro, poIr sospechosos y estar
durmiendo debajo de una casa en- Puerta
de TERRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
VARIED DEs

Son Observation-Disclosures los meiores
y mas sabrosos vinos de mesa que Sc con-
sumen en- Ia actualidad en- esta Capital,
los tintos y blancos de acreditada marca
F'Logroho", Rioja, que procedentes de las
bodegas de Anguciana, importan su es-
tablecimiento los sehores Luifa, Hermano
Y Compaffa-Prueba hace conviction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
jose Mayol Vazquez y don Jose Maria
Blanco Qonzalez.-Sea enhorabuana.
Rk I0S ESpEClEleAS gannlnas dal na

Dc L0S ESPEClFlGnS genOanQs del pal-
Oinguno como la Soiucion Vital Gadea
pues debido 4 sus resultados maRRvillosoe
% ha propagado rapidalnense al extreD,
le que no hay lugar alguno de Ia Isla do1
le no haya legado y hecho aentir sus bon
le Intermediates, excesos de In iuventu
del trabajo. etc dehen pr,',as una n,-
icina que sin duda ha de repoCt@r As~sa.
kciOs incaIcllRl,es 81, sa salud
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Recortemos de E Correo de Ultra

Recortenos de E1 Correo de Ultra
mar:
"Cepeda piensa en- extender ell ''plan
de sus operaciones" Puerto Rico. Es
esta isla, & pesar de su limitada extension,
mas poblados. Ochenta habitantes por
kil6metro c1adrado. Este descubrimiento
10 debemos, no ningdn ge6grafo de los
conocidos, no & ningdn cultivador de Ia
Estadistica, nj siquiera & Lo Correspon
denciG de Puerto Rico,. que ha pub icado
eaos otros muchos datos. .Lo debemcs
q nuestro amigo Garcia Molines, que hace
pocas tardes puso catedra er. el Salon de
Conferencias del Congreso, explicando &
varios chicos de la prensa que de puro
ilustrados Sc Quedaron con la boca abier-
ta )todas esas nociones geograficas que
hemos estudiado en- los Institutes cuantos
pcseemos el modesto tftulo de bachilleres
an artea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
RuEN NEHOcIn- Sc desea vande,
rAndar

en- Agras-buenas una hermosa casa cOmpuasta de u
varas Dc frente de fondo martilo con 6 coci-
pchipen teclla "a Ge zinc en- solar pToI3, cuya
casa ocupa de los stios mas visibles de "a p6-
blacion y de construction moderna Y recente, ell
que Ia interezca pnede dirijirse SUI dueno IN este
misrlo pueblo que 10 es, Jose Laias Camaca0 I5-I5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Noticias confidenciales de st, Thomas,
lle9adas hoy por vapor aleman, dicen que
ell Gobierno de Vene zuela, persiste en- so
meter q arbitraje la question de lfmites de
la Guayana, dando su representation Co
mo antes 10 habfa propuesto, s M Ia
r. ina de Espada. Inglaterra parece que
SO resiste aceptar eli arbitraie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
las TIIIIERlAS-HOTEL Y RES

TAURANT.=Calle de San Justo niimero 10 de Benito
Carrara ompafia.-Gomidas todas Loras del
dia de Ia noche. Buenas habtaciones Iara os Sc
hores paaajeros. Servicio esmerado Y s. ,atan
bateas domiGilio Ell dueno de este lei que
cuenta mas de 20 amos en- el ohco, cuel- c,l de-
pendientes habies para cOmplacer sus p ~ luia-
nos: Aseo, prontitud esmero y baratura. VISTA ha-
ce fe. z
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

nes az SH IN ea oabeo TpSropedad % de D. Marop tu
Goroztiza que debia toner efecto en- com
binaci6n con la loteria pravincial que ha
de jugarse Ell 80 del mes en- curse, SO ha
transferido para Ell pr6ximo sorteo por no
haberse podido adn colOcar todas las ac-
clones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Tfas larga penosa enfermedad ha
fallecido en- Toa baja la nif1a mas peque
fla de nuestro amigo el professor D. Fran
cisco Virella Uribe.-Deseamos & sus amo-
rosos y dee consolados padres la resigna-
ci6n necesaria On esta desgracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

billetes de la Loterfa Provincial SO le ha
extraviado medic billete del nun % 694,
folios del 1 al 5 y dos d6cimos del ntmero
"A 72O, dol pr6ximo sorteo. Sc suplica
la persona que les haya encontrado, los
entI egue en- la casa de don Bautista Ur-
hizf NndO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
sipue cada dia dandosele menor il

Sigue Cada dla dandOseIe menOr I'M
portancia en- esta Capital d la reclGdad de
los successes de Arroyo. La opinion respec.
to del particular podemos decir que es Ca
81 un&nime entire incondicionales y auto
nomistas. A nadie preocupen esos suce-
eog. todos suponen que clio vendra parar
en- 10 que han parade las otras vastas aso-
ciaciones secretas que peri6dicamente Sc
han descubierto en- la Isla. Estamos re-
coqiendo datos detalles para poder ha
blar con propiedad Y hablar mos opor.
tunamente ein pelos en- la lengua.
En- la mafana de hoy ha salido el Sr.
Lopez Tuero para Juana Diaz, con objeto
de yisitar una finca para la que ell propiee
tario ha pedido los benefcios de la Ley de
Colonia Agrfcola, que tantas ventajas con-
cede & los agri g ultores. Feliz viale de.
deamos nues o estimadO amigo llua-
tvado r Conatante oolaRoEadoz,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

El apreciable sefior don Vicente San
tandreu Herrando, sc ha servido partici-
parnos que con fecha II del corriente, ha
tornado posesi5n del cargo de Juez de l."
INSTANCES de: Distrito de Cathedral, cargo
para ell cual fu6 nombrado por ell Gobier-
no de s. M. Las ofcinas del Juzgado del
referido Distrito, Sc han instalado en- la
Gale del Sol. casa nimero 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

81 viene usted Ia Capital quiere
comprar artfculos buenos baratos, acu-
da & ,Ey Vozcan, Cruz 10 que, casualmente
Sc halla en- erupci6n N la actualidad. Pre-
gunte listed por el jib 4rito de GALES en-
ti6ndase con 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Dice un peri6dico local:
Gel corresponsal de Madrid de La Cen
tral de noticias, dice que Sc arman en- cor
so varios vapores pare atacar los barcos
pertenecientes cualquiera naci6n que re
conozca la beligerancia de los cubanos."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28

Nos informa I'm amigo que esta tarde
SO embarca para Mayagiiez Mis- Ada
Thompson Qa Serpentina) contratada pa
ra dar tres funciones en- aquella ciudad
por la suma de quinientos pesos orc mas
los gastos de Wage.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-28
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