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The herald., 1895-10-08
The Ambassadors Demand Re.
lief for ArmenianS
REFORM PLANS ACCEPTED
Incipient Rioting Is Checked by Strong
Military Force
Attempts Are rlade to Excite Moha mn edsn
Resistance to Interference by the
Infldeis of Europe
Associated Press special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
CONSTA NTINOPLE, via Sofia, Oct 7.
Representatives of the six powers have
sent collective note to the Turkish gov.
eminent calling attention to the inade-
quate measures taken by the police au-
thorities to maintain public tranquility
in Constantinople and suburbs, and de-
handing the prompt institution of rig
orous inquiry into the rioting, bloodshed
and wholesale Imprisonment of Arme-
mans here. In addition the powers de-
mand the releaso of all prisoners inno-
cent of wrong-dcing. and cessation OF ar.
re SITS. Said Pasna, new Turkish minis-
ter for foreign affairs, has called at the
different EN- bassies aud presented COM
munication from the Turkish gove.n-
ment, repeating the assurance that the
plan for reform in Armenia had been &c.
ceptel by the porte. 1t IS not believed,
however, this will satisfy the powers.
Armenians still inside the Patriarchate
church, in which they sought refuge after
the rioting Monday, fired some shots at
noon today and it was feared another
outbreak vas imminent. strong force
of troops was Immediately sent to the
spot. Soldiers blocked all the adjoining
streets. This action of the military
caused a panic among the inhabitants
of that quarter who fled in all directions.
The Kurds then entered the workshops
among the quays and expelled from them
all Armenians they could find. Later, it
is claimed. the bodies of four Arme n ians
were found. Gend' arms, while masking
arrests. repeatedly told the prisoners,
Call upon England to deliver you.'
Finally many quarters of Stamboul had
been placarded with notices melting the
pnpulace against the ''infidels." Police
tear down these placards. but are either
unable or unwilling to do so before they
were widely read and had tho effect antic-
ipated upon tho Mohammedan popula-
ton.
VIENNA. Oct. THE Politsche Cor
respondent publishes the nvte which the
representatives of the powers at Constan-
tinople have addressed to the porte,
drawing attention to the state VI affairs
at STEAMBOAT, and advising the porto to
adopt measures for the restoration Of
order.
The note states that subscribers have
their information partly from eye wit
nesses, and that it shows that private
persons who we're arrested were beaten
and even killed without the peace officers
attempting to prevent it; that orderly
persons were attacked and that those
who were wounded were taken to the
courts, the police stations and to the
prisons and we're killed in cold blood.
The herald., 1895-10-08
THE NEW SEALING SYSTEM
For the Hand-Baggage of Passengers
Through Canada
Smuggling Is to Be Prevented, but it Is De-
sired to Avoid Waking the
Tired Traveller

WASHINGTON, Oct. THE treasury
department is trying to devise some plan
py which the passengers on night trains
over roads running through Canada from
one point in the United States to another
may be saved the annoyance of having
their hand baggage inspected by customs
officers at the point they re-enter the
United States territory. Until recently
passengers for Detroit or other points
west entering Canada at Buffalo were
furnished a label which was attached to
their hand baggage showing that the
owner was through passenger, which
label passed the baggage attendant at De-
troit without examination; but as this
plan did not prevent the passenger, with
the aid of an accomplish, from putting
dutlahle articles into his hand baggage
while in Canadian territory and bringing
them duty-fIee into the United States,
it was recently ordered that all baggage
except such as had been checked and
therefore could not be tamrered with en-
route, be examined at the point it re-
entered the United States territory. BY
this plan. however. it is very frequently
necessary to awaken passengers IN the
middle of the night to produce their bag
gage for examination, and it IS to avoid
this annoyance that the treasury officials
are now considering other plans. Ii is
quite probable that the result will be
the placing of customs agent on al!
through night trains, or the addition OF
a system of sealing the fastenlngs OF
hand baggage. SOme action in regard TO
the matter will likely be taken very soon.
The herald., 1895-10-08
Bay District Race Entries

The following is the list of the entries
and weights of the races to be run at Bay
District today. which are posted in the
Los Angeles Turf club, 212 South Spring
street. Commissions received on these
races and full description of each event:
First race. ive-eighths of mile, maid
Ell 2-year- olds-Ma igold colt 105. Little
Flush FLY 102. San Marcus 105, Valiente
1U5. Treachery 102, Mabel l.. 10l.
Second race, selling, five-eighths of "a
mile, 2-year olds-Encino 100, Miss Poll
lard l02, Scim eter 101, Monitor 103. Mar
joIie 1906. Charles Boots l05, Phyllis 80.
Third race, selling, fve-eighths OF a
le-Triumpn 105. VoIante 107. Dick
O'Malley 1O7, DR.. Gardner 100, Red Rose
l05, Silver Lip 104, Mendocino 105, Tyr
ena 10S. Spendt hrift 100.
: Fourth race. three-duarters of a mile
Brown Dick 1903. Fanny Louise 95 Imp
Alta 95.
Fifth race selling, mile. all ages-Mary
The herald., 1895-10-08
Peru-BoIivian Complications

LIMA. Peru. via Galveston. Oct. T.
The controversy between Peru and b.
livla seems to be as far from settlement
as ever. The truth regarding the muddlle
is that The Peruvian government ignores
what the represen Iatives of its pfedeces-
sors may have said to Bolivia and its
only instructions 10 the minister to Bo-
livia are to declare that Peru will never
cede Tacua and africa for pecuniary con-
slderation or otherwise. Tacua and africa
are the cities in the southern part of
Peru on the Pacific coast which formed
the old bone of contention between b.
livia and Peru.
The herald., 1895-10-08
OFF FOR CHILE
The Steamship Marion to Act as Sort Of
Notice of Foreclosure

Notice of Foreclosure
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. THE United
States steamship Marion has orders from
the navy department to sail next Thurs
day for Chile. While the mission of the
Marion is not positively known it is be-
lieved that she is going to Chile to re-en-
force several claims that the American
consul at Talouquanna recently made in
behalf of citizens of The United States,
who have claims against the Chilean gov
eminent. One of the officers of the Mar
ion said he believed the purpose of send
ing the ship to Chile was for the puT pose
of making display of force in the hope
that such step might have tendency
to hasten the settlement of the claims
against the Chilean government. The
Marion will stop at San Diego to rpcoal
and will touch at the principal Mexican
ports. At GuayaqCil she will give the
United States steamship Alert orders to
proceed to Mare island for repairs.
The herald., 1895-10-08
BARBERSHOPS CLOSED
And Now the BARRIERS Want Labor Day Leg
islaton Declared Invalid

ISfdtIU1 OSCIuTtu IIIVdIIu
SACRAMENTO, Oct. labor day did
not cut much of figure in Sacramento.
Although it is legal holiday, the bank
ing and other com m eroial houses re-
manned open. There was no labor dem on
stration. The only esta blishments which
observed the day were the barber shops,
which were compelled to close for half
day under law passed by the late legis-
lature requiring them to close at IL
O'Clock on Sundays and holidays. The
law was passed by the Legislature last
winter at the earnest solicitation of the
bar bers, who are now Directing to 1t and
who intend to raise fund to test its
cuns.ituuionalty.
The herald., 1895-10-08

mulating resolutions calling upon Demo-
Gratis to support legislative candidates
who will support free silver.
The silver Democratic central COM
mittee, of which Sam Washburn is chair
man, issued an address tonight to the
Democrats of Ohio urging concerted
action looking to the control OF the next
national Democratic convention.
The herald., 1895-10-08
Southern Pacific Changes

OMAHA. Oct. IL. is given out at
Union Pacific headquarters that a num-
Der of changes In the freight department
have been made.
f. B. Choate, who has been travelling
freight agent at Portland, Ore, succeeds
TO the vacancy at Los Angeles, while
Chief Clerk Niles. at Portland succeeds
Mr.. Oh cate ;Revising Clerk Kelly at Ogden
goes to Portland to succeed Mr.. Niles and
B.Guy Corse, of the general freight office
this city, goes to Ogden TO succeed MI.
Kelly.
The herald., 1895-10-08

PORT TOWNSEND, Wn., Oct. 1.-THE
steamer Corona arrived from Honolulu
today. She is the first vessel to arrive
from there that was not sent into quar-
antine here since the outbreak of the
cholera in Honolulu. The Corona brings
the news that the contagion is on the de-
crease and the scare is rapidly dying out.
The herald., 1895-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct. Judge William
Lawrence of Bellefontaine. o., of the Ma
tional Wool Growers association, M. G.
Markham and Secretary A. W. Avon OF
New York. have called meeting OF the
wool growers. wool dealers and sheep
breeders to meet December 4th in New
York to ask congress to incorporate wool
tariffs in any revenue bill that may be
Dasaad
The herald., 1895-10-08

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-Captain
Hooper OF the revenue cutter Rush, who
during the past summer has been in
command of the Beririg sea patrol fleet,
has arrived in San Francisco, and was TO-
dry ordered to report here at once for the
purpose OF conference with the treasury
officials with regard to the seasons seal
ing. He will probably make his official
written statement while in Washington.
The herald., 1895-10-08
A wARSHIP'S TRIAL
The Indiana Carefully Prepared for Hell
Forthcoming Speed Test

He fHufaHH ~Hfcfuffy FTepd1cu TUT ffcf
Forthcoming Speed Test
WASHINGTON. Oct. THE Dolphin
has arrived at Portland. Me-, to assist in
the forthcoming speeu trial of the battle
ship Indiana. The naval board, headed
by Commodore SelfrIdge, had sent to
Philadelphia to inspect the new BATTLE
ship carefully before she starts away
from Cramps. She has been cleaned as
we'll as possible by divers and by heeling
her over considerable portion of her
bottom has been painted. so that it is
now in fair condition. Commander Brad
ford has laid out the trial course which
ties i'll part of the same waters as the
course over which the St. Paul was re.
Gently run. though, owing TO the fact that
Inc Indiana is only l6 knot ship, her
course is m UGH shorter.
The herald., 1895-10-08

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. I'm let
ter to Mr.. ]. W. Gains of this city dated
Americas, Georgia. in reference to the re-
ports that he had changed his views on
tn silver question, ex-Speaker Crisp says:
81 still favor the free coinage of silver
and think perhaps I may make a speech
or two in Georgia beore congress meets. +"
The herald., 1895-10-08
General Orders a. Ar.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7. Conn ander.
n.Chief Walker of the g. A. R. has is
sued general order appointing a. J.
Bubank of Chicago quartermaster gener-
al, WilliamsO. Olin of Boston :nspe tor
general and Alfred Darte Of WilkssbarSe,
O., judge advocate.
The herald., 1895-10-08
VENEZUELAN CLAIMS
The Consul at Cardiff Gives a History Of Eng.
lands Entertainments

land'S EncroachmentS
LONDON. Oct. Z. The Venezuelan
consul at Cardiff has written letter to
the press giving the history of the bound
airy dispute between Venezuela and Great
Britain. He says Venezuela has repeat
eddy proposed TO settle the matter by ref
erehce, but that the Marquis of Sails
bury, Earl Granville and Lord Rosebery
have persistently declined to do so.
Since then, he adds, Venezuela has
made efforts toward arbitration, but he
claims the British encroachments have
teadily continued until they now extend
far beyond the Schom berg line into the
territory of Turuari.
The herald., 1895-10-08

FRESNO, Oct. Peter Caufeld, a
policeman, was shot through the lungs
tonight by Henry Pero, a farmer living a
few miles in the country. They had been
shaking dice and having a Disagreement.
Pero shot him and fed. Caufeld may
recover.
The herald., 1895-10-08

] WILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. IA ter
rifle explosion of gas occurred this even
ing in the Dorance mine. in this city,
while party of engineers was making a
survey. 1t is not known how many men
were in the mine, but five have already
been brought to the surface, several of
them being fatally injured.
The herald., 1895-10-08

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. THE
Harvard athletic committee gave out the
following explanatory statement:
October 9th having passed and Harv-
ard having received no invitation from
Yale to play football, it is now definitely
settled that there will be no football game
uuiversities
The herald., 1895-10-08

FRESNO, Oct. THE box-makers
strike for an increase of wages, which
has been in progress for the past three
days, was tonight declared off. the ma.
jority of the strikers deciding to go back
to work at the existing rate OF wages.
The union will probab bly, disband.
The herald., 1895-10-08

Prof. Lorain L. Iangstroth, the eminent
authority on bee culture. for twenty years
professor in Yais aud for fifty years "a
leading minister OF the Presbyterian
church, died of apoplexy. He was So
years OF age and was so feeble he was
sitting while speaking.
The herald., 1895-10-08

PARIS Oct. Figaro says that the
next consistory will be the occasion of
creating the following cardinals: Mgr.
Ferrata, the Papal nunoio at Paris; Mgr.
Agliardi, the Papal nuncio at Visnn a.
nd Mgr. Satolli, the Papat delegate to
the oh urch in the United Sta ties.
The herald., 1895-10-08

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Oct. 7.-At Ver-
non, Lawrence county, thirty miles west
of here. George Napier shot and killed
his wife and himself. Mrs. Napier had
filed divorce proceedings. Eight children
were left orphans. Napier was a money
londar
The herald., 1895-10-08

SACRAMENTO, Oct. IA movem emit
has been started in the Catholic church
to erect mortuary chapel in memory of
the late Bishop P. Manogue. Old time
parishionsrs on the Comstock are among
those who are anxious to aid in the testi-
monialsto his memory.
The herald., 1895-10-08
NOBODY is SCARED

Ezeta Arrives al Acapulco. but San Salvador
Officials Do Not Care
NEW YORK, Oct. IA special to the
Herald from Guatemala says: Ex-Presi-
Diet Ezeta of San Salvador has arrived at
Acapulco. IL is repotred the authorities
of San Salvador are not in the slightest
degree alarmed and that in spite of the
boasts of Ezeta. he will not go further
south than Mexico.
The herald., 1895-10-08

REDDING, Oct. IA young miner
named sandey, who has been working at
the Uncle Sam mine, Squaw Creek, was
held up by highwaymen tonight, while
crossing the ferry near town on his wav
home to the diggings, and S44 taken from
him.
The herald., 1895-10-08
The Cholera in rIorocco

NEW YORK, Oct. IA special to the
World from Tangier, Morocco, says
"The number of deaths hers from cholsra
to date is 700. Tetuan reports so new
cases and 40 deaths day.
The herald., 1895-10-08
A Railroad Sold

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. THE Central
railroad of Georgia was sold at auction
today. Henry Crawford OF the rsorgan n
ization committee bid it in for So, 000 900.
The herald., 1895-10-08

s. 10l, Elsie IS. Olivia go, Warrago 10l,
Ransom 9s, Duchess Milpitas 9s, Nor
mandie 1U4.
The herald., 1895-10-08

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 7.-Some leading
free silver Democrats of OHIO are in ses-
sion at the Office of Allan Thurman, for
The herald., 1895-10-08
A wooIgrowers' rleeting

1t makes food that will keep tender and
fresh, DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-10-08
Boxmakers Strike Off

1t is an unfailing source of help to the
best food, DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
The herald., 1895-10-08

Insist on having the one perfectly
pure baking powder, DR.. Prices.
The herald., 1895-10-08

A Famous Apiar st cd
DAYTON, O., Oct. 7.-MhiIe delivering
a sermon Sunday before large audience
The herald., 1895-10-08
A Gas EXPLOSION

Ingredients in DR.. Prices Baking pow
der are each perfectly pure.
The herald., 1895-10-08

can recommend Prices Cream BAKING
Powder to all wishing pure food.
LOUIS FALKENAU,
3sSe Late State Assayer of California.
The herald., 1895-10-08

Insure success in all your cooking by
using DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
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THE AMERICAN GUARDIAN ASSOCIATION"
SO ~EDAD DE SECURES, DOTALEs PARA NINOS
CAPITAL-CHICAGO. ILLS. E. u A.
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do los Fl anos6 la asegurado
cada
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NJ "A RID EN- 1.eoo
s o N E 7 o

soNETo
Grandes mas que elefantesy que abadas
titulos iberales como rocas,
gentiles hombres solo de sus bocas,
ilustre cavaglier, naves doradas;
habitos, capas, digo, remendadas,
damas de haz enves, due6as con tocas,
carrozas de q ocho bestias,y adn son pocas,
con las que tiran y que son tlradas;
cata-riberas, animas en- pena,
con Bartulos Baldos la milicia,
Y los derechos con espada daga;
casas pechos todo la malicia,
lodos con peregil yerba- -buena:
esta es la corte; buena pro les haga.
49, - l. Luis DE G0NGoRA Y ARCoTE.
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nRAM nESAEI0 de gallos EN- la OF

d los as 18 II IS de Febrero Habra competdores d.
todOs posaS nvan los ahcionadOs los rematstas
Miguel Rivera Sebastian Mojica. g.!
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AMoRNe Gun MATAN
..sSOY 70.

''s0y 20.
s-.Esta carta para voss
Bernardo tom0 Ia carta = Ia ahri6 ain dea'
oonaanza; pero apenas hubo fjado en- ella los
ojos, cuando eambi6 de color.
Estaba pocos pasos de la puerta cochera
del hotel Salt6 precipitadamente en- busca del
misterioso emisario, pero no le encontr6. Sc
habia fnezclado la inmensa concurrencia que
circula siempre por la calle de Bergere.
Tuvo que contentarse con volver leer con
atencion ell b1lete, cuyo contenido era enigma
tico:
s'Una senora, que conoce muy POGO al Sc
nor Chambay, pero que no ooulta su aversion
la senorlta de Melhan, su mujer, tiene una sa-
tisfacci6n en- darle aIgunos detalles cuyo interes
comprendera. ...
La seforita Andrea de Meilhan ha sido Ia
querida del conde de Rambert; todo el mundo
10 sabe en- Tavernay, y la persona que escribe
estas Kneas, posee las pruebas mas convincentes.
"Esas 1elaciones contin1an no han cesado
nunca.
Isl Ell sef1or Chambay quiere ausentarse
veinticuatro horas slmulando un viaie, encon-
trarse mafana en- au casa de Bergere, las diez
en- punto de la maflana, no le quedara ninguna
duda acerca de Ia sinceridad de este aviso.
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BrBEHoTnoA pR tLA CoaansPoNnpNorA".

U'ao enens}qo dc Ia se1erGta andrea dc
Aailhan,
an el primer mamento Bernardo sintd nna
espeels de @tardAEnlento, solo comparable al que
sentlr1a an negoclants que teviera tods su toetu.
ma dentrO de un barco, cuyo incendio uegara d
su notlcIa.
Despues trato dc reunir sus ideas.
Frluclpiaba u comp ende1, ~quella terri
BILE denuncla Hegaba en- el momento en- que de-
bla encontrarle vulnerable y tacll de convencer
En- lugar dc tOLnar un coche para ir 10 an
tes possible a casa, subio lentamvnte por la
Calle dc Ch~teudun, pensando en- su slt4acion
" Podfa scr generuso, excusar los gas1os in-
nsatos, perdoAar mil locuras; pero los te1es que
Sc le parecen, buelos y tacies por 10 demas, son
lnf :xlDles en- cuestlones ue hoLOr.
Al cabo de un 1nstante estaba decidido.
@ Despues de iodo! ia e le costaba seguir ell
conseJo .oe la deseonoolda2
vel tlcaatro horas pasar1an pronto.
SPor que le lmpon1an esta ausencla?
Nj siquiera penso en- clio.
Entro en- un cqfe, escr1Dlo unas cuantas Ii.
meas, que hzo levar ala aVenida Ruysdael
partio, ain uecir nada q nadie, sin pensar nj
aun en- almoIzar.
knel camino compr6 una maleta, dos cami-
sac, una de dormr, agunoa objetos indispenaa.
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CHARADA

Tengo una amiga. lector,
que por mas que s'doso '.tercera"
10 hace siempre placentera
con tai gusto y tai primor,
que no he podido lograr
que jamas s'segunda" stprima',
aunque veces Sc 10 arrima
un ''segunda" que alejar
no quiere, pues yo ''primera"
que esta bien acariciado,
que de puro malcriado, .+.*2
lie dan q beber ''tercera".
Ell TONTO,---Unico 'deposito del desa-
creditado RON TOPACIO las tres S. S. s.
Este ron pesimo, Internal y mata-gente, Sc
regala los tocayos del establecimiento 3
SO centavos botella.
1O---Santa ROsa---10 Arecibo.
JULIAN SILVk,---SAN JUSTO 3d.
Deposito Maqunas de venta aquler-Y
pazOS sendo responsible la msma Mauna Sc hacen a
composciones dcles que garantzndoas AccesO
aguias de todas classes las mispas enas
rrnuclh . reoI9~ Pl @5<
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De VENTA carca de Arecibo una es-

taneia cnerdas dc magncos errenos
uenOs toaps los cvos manantales de
lsna os pastos de vejas enpesas apropos
TO para una crlanza bestias mHas Hay varas punas de
cafe que con factdad pueden unr vaosa inca
Tambien tene muchas pamas Drgse los seores PERICAs
CoMPANfA. 3-3
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VOTERIA NACIONAL DE MADRID.

LUTEW1N NACIONAL De MEOIV1O'
HAY constantemente para todos los sor
teos en- la peluquerfa EELaurak Bat, de
D. Pedro Urbistondo, San Francisco A.
Sc enviaran a la isla a quienes los soil
citen. (P)
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IEASE-JUGADAs DE GALLOs.-
VncIOM ANTIHERPETICA DEL Doc

ToR e me2r m para cnrar los 9eIe
esa perfumada qta la eyando Ia cada del caheo
espinlaS
la cara Exito SECURE Pdase toas las b0ticas
de la isla All por del Guiernev dapoSitao
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pASATI E M P o S

E9
Solucion s la Charala de aver
DO-RO-TE-A
ALOS SENORESF SFARMACEUTICOs.
Practcante F4r ca buena erencia estudia
desea concase Para nforme ell LcdO D. F. Gut
nermety en- esta Capital 10-2I
DESAFlO DE GAlL0S. Para los dias 2 de
Febrero de Mario Abr preparan grandes desa
hos de gaos Habr peeas de todos
tas. Sc invita- alos afconadss Sd
GRAN DESAFIO de gallos en- la Ci-
d los dfas 49, IS de Febrero Habra compedoes de
todOs posta Invan los afcionado los rematstas
Miguel Rivera Sebastian Mojca. 80
LEASE JUGADAs DE GALLOs.-
Los duefos della gallera de Rio-piedras han
dispuesto verifcar este aflO tres grandes
desafios durante la temporada los cuales
tendran lugar en- los dias 12. 13 y "A del
corriente Enero, 2, 8 y de Febrero y ~.
18 y 10 de Mario para los cuales invitan q
sus amigos aficionados a esta clase de
recreos.- 2 Fnero 1903 1915
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SOMBREROs De PANAMA. Hernaiz

SUMBkEkUb De PANAMA Hernatz
y Compadia participant a sus clientes al
comercio en- general que han recibido nue.
vamente un surtido de SOMBREROS De.
recomendando q los que ne
cesiten, hagan pronto sus pedidos para po-
der servirles.
DR.. R. M. PONTE E HIJO.- CRU
JANOS DENTISTAS.- Justo 81 es-
quina a la Fortaleza San Juan.
PARA LA GUARDIA CIVIL.---Reci-
bos de haberes Infantera idem de Cabaerfa dem
dem de Rquisitoras cves mitares ndces para
las mismas. III r.
sabiendo Gede6n que Fulano le habta
amenazado de muerte, SO presento al jefe
de Orden pdblico communicable la noticia.
No tema usted, le contest6 este; va
va usted tranquilo; tenga usted la com
pleta seguridad de que 81 lleva cabo su
amenaza, un cuarto de hora despu6s va
estara en- nuestro poder.
Olga usted, se1or Inspector, ino po-
dria usted disponer que le prendieran an
cuarto de hora antes?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-07
DR.. R. M. PONTE. E HIJO.- CRU

JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 21 es-
quina q la Fortaleza San Juan.