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Charles Harley Will Possess
sion ay- as to the Other.

Charles Harley, who has been elected
warden of the Prison North by the State
commission, appeared yesterday before the
Republican members and filed his hond
of SIC, 900. which was accepted and approved.
Mr.. Harley was instructed to go to the
prison Monday and demand possession and
If refused, to file a suit in the LaPorte
county court for possession. Governor
Matthews said yesterday that he thought
a decision could be reached in the Supreme
Court in about a months time.
The Republican officials, who ave the
appointments to make, are friendly to GER
tain candidates for warden and are seeking
to shape their appointment to the end that
their man for warden will secure the plum.
The leading candidate for warden of the
Southern Prison is A.. T. Hert, of Brazil,
and the leading candidates for directors
had every thing arranged for him when
q halt was called by some influence in be-
half OF a leading Republican, who, it is
said, cared nothing for the salary of the
office, but having entered the race, did
not want to die as a candidate from in
anition. The officials maintain a stiff ST.
lence as to the proceedings when they
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THE ONWARD rlARcH

of nption is
stopped short by DR..
Piercs's Golden Med
ical Discovery. Is
you haven't waited
beyond reason,
there's complete re-
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed to be incur
able, there is the
evidence of hundreds
of living witnesses to
the fact that, III all
its earlier & con
sumption is a durable
disease. Not every
case, but a large per-
6enfdge Of cases, and
we believe, fully 96
r.nr can't arA Cured
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-24

New Statute Respecting Teachers.
Attorney-general Ketcham has given an
opinion to the effect that under the new
statute governing the employment of
teachers, city school boards may appoint
teachers for next year, but township
trustees may not.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17
AUCTION SALES-FUTIUED Ay
T RusTEE's SALE OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOIK

By virtue of q deed of trust dated limo
,lsl2. executed by George W. Washer
e eh Amelia Ella, c. his wife to the undersign-
of N Snd dniy recorded In the Clerks office
being required SO to do by the creditor
therein secured, shall sell ut public auc-
ion, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF November. 1895. at 10 O'clock
iS,d MI ,ia Lot No GlS. Fourth avenue. as
Of West Norfolk, with the buildings md
improvements thereon, consisting of a
dwelling house and bake oven
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the
costs ana expenses of sale, and dclin-
quent taxes. if any, TO the day of sale
and the sum of sl42, with interest there.
on from January l. 1926, and $50, with in
balance upon the following credit: Si39 on
January ], 1896: s3G on July |. 1896 Sl3G Oh
january J. 1891; SS3 on july l. 1897; Sl33 on
January l. lS9S. and $1,000 on July i, 1885
no1G-tds r,u:i,o
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the performance was especially inter-
esting TO children. q number of sub
stantial presents were given away &c.
holders OF lucky numbers.
The Secretary requests the announce
nent that Circle No. 3, Kings Daugh-
tors, will meet on Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock with Mrs. George Bowen.
Main street.
There are now feet and inches of
water In Lake I{ilby, which supplies
Portsmouth and Suffolk. The rec, mt
rains raised the water about two feet,
but there is still lacking one and one
half feet OF n full supply.
Since The Nirginian's comment con-
corning the Norfolk and Western Suf-
folk depot the authorities have inau-
gurated improvements by placing new
floor in the second class waiting room.
Ransome Thomas was to-day assessed
SO in Mayor Brewers Court for drunk
enness.
Rev. ]. r. Love has returned from
Petersburg and Will tomorrow continue
the revival services ut the Baptist
Church, preaching morning and even
Ing.
p. L. Prudcn SuTolk's representative
OF The Virglnian, will leave for At
IA; Ia Sunday. During his absence iuf-
folk events will be chronicled by Mr..
w. l.. Mcleod.
Prof e. w. Hoffman, OF the Newport
News Military Academy, is in Suffolk
Tonight
Rev. N. G. Newman will preach at
the Christian Church Sunday night.
There VIII be no morning services.
Mr.. Il. S. Mahoney, of Portsmouth.
was to-day In Suffolk on business.
Colonel II. T.. Smith has returned
from a weHk's stay in Atlanta.
me owners OF two fighting chickens
are trying to arrange for a match be-
tween their fowls for purse.
N1z,,
mond, where he has been attending the
Methodist Conference. on Monday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-17

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
- OF trust. bearing date August Cd
is9o and duly OF record in the Clerks Of
nee OF Norfolk County Court, and at
the request OF the creditor therein Sc
cured cured shall sell at public auction. in
'front.' from OF the Norfoll! County Courthouse
aoor; p3rtSmouth. Va, at IL O'Clock M,
On on FRIDAY, the 2sth lay of November,
1888; me following property, to-wt:
PARCEL OF LAND situated in the
county OF Norfolk. Va, containing by
9stmation II Is acres, and bounded and
uescriped as follows: On the north by
The lands OF Randall Bracy: on tho south
~ he lands OF Watt AMI Stephen Mil
aI;'l on the east by New Mil Crnrk, IL
Dem; the sam. property which was In
vel TO w. Is. Rodgers, by W G.; cas-
u RMS--CASH
nhl@-ius WNT n OLD ,rrpstoo
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y uBLlC SALE OF a VALUABLE
"Nl ERrS SE 6I MILL "A, AND %
ED IN GREENVILLlS.
ST a Tt, OF
VIRGINIA.

Ely virtue of Il decree entered In the
chancery suit of PANEL and others VS..
;M1GanninG and others. at the April term
i iSal OF the Circuit Court of the county OF
Greenvtllc shall proceed TO sell at pub
nc auction, In the town of Emporia, on
me "a DAY OF December, 1895, Chat being
SreehsSiHe county Court dayO Water
Grist Mil and Twenty-Five Acres Of
Lanu, more or less. attached thereon
This property Is considered very yaiIn,
Die owing to the fine water power and
raiiroad facilities. The Hitchcock branch
or the Atlantic and Danville railroad run
ming III few hundred yards of the prop
erty, ana IT being located in one mile OF
lGmporla, n town OF 500 inha biinnts
Parties desiring such property viii find
before the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE-one-third cash.
balance on n credit of one. two and three
years from day of sale. purchaser eXccu-
ting three notes With interest from date
payable in one. two and three years after
their dates, respectively. Title retained
until the purchase money is fully paid
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Commissioner.
JctoDer ~, iS!J, Oc30- -4w
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by John c. Niemeycr. Auctloncer
SPECIAL cGo}MsM,IssloNER's SALE

SPECIAL c GIA SALE
ny virtue OF q decree of the Circuit
Court OF lSorfolk county, on Srptcmpei.
", 1875 in the suit OF iscadcnkoDf VS. JEFF
Ter ana others, I will offer for sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day of November
is!S. In front of the Courthouse of Nor
l0Ik county ut IL m, at public auction, \
ihACI or LAND in the county of Nor
loik, containing l6I. acres, and which is
Il part OF Il tract conveyed 10 William
i'eadHnkopf by Theodore s. Garnelt. by
deed dated 18th March. 1856. and adloins
On The south II tract of 20 acres convcvel
~ William Readcnkopf to elisha b. Hur-
Gle IN March 1881. beginning nt the south
west corner Of said tract of 50 acres on
the New Road ana running north ssh
deSre IS east 10 point the Elm ditch
then along said ditch south 10 degrees
west thr@" chains, thcn'i degrees west
Two chains, thc1 south | degree east two
en- ans. then south > degrees cast seven
CHAINS, then south 52I dcEro cs east > 9o-lG)
chain3 20 a ditch. then along the ditch
sSutn ~. degrees west 10 the head of
the ditch then same course s 20 100 chains
10 the new road, then along the new road
north lGh degrees east 1855 feet to the
beginning.
TERMS-Cash sSlo.S5, balance one year
from day of sale: title Retained until pur-
chase money paid. Possession given Jam
uary l. 1870
JOHN j. BURROUGHS.
holi-lt Special Commissioners
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE

by virtue of an order made by His
ionor. l. L.; Green, Judge at the fuil
term of the Superior Court of linrt r,,ii
county. ~ c.. In the suit of n. i. Green
against the lshaR Lumber Company.
tern OF the Superior Court OF Hertr0ri
TUESDAY. the .2Gth day OF November
1895. on the premises al li'unis, n O. Sol
~ public auction. to the highest bidder
the following real and personal pronerty
belonging to the said lsham Iumber
company, to-wit: a LOT OF LAND nj
,imnls, ~ C.. on which the saw mill dry
kilns. etc, of the said Isham Lumber
company are located. the saw mil, en-
zines ,nitss. b3ilerS, fixtures, belts. shaftings.
and all the machinery and property ~
every description at Tunis, ~. C. hcIonD
ing 70 said lsham Lumber Company: also
al the interest, title and estate OF said
lsham Lumber Company in and to a par.
Gel or tract OF land. With three (S) nice
the the, soMth side Of the public road leading
of w. d. McGlaughan and The rIrbt ~
way Of the Norfolk and Carolina rnilrood
and others, held by virtue OF an agree.
mcnt for purchase with ]. 3. Hare.
TERMS OF SALE are as follows.
One-third I-3 OF purchase money IN
cash. one-third U-3) in three months on,i
balance IN six months. with right i'm pur-
chaser 10 anticipate payments. Title re-
tanned until purchase money Is paid in
tlili. The whole property is to be kept
insured by the purchaser under the direc-
ton OF the receivers for better security
This. the 23d of October 1895.
JNO. u. VANN,
WIN. T. CULLENS
oc<'-tdS Receivers.
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BYRD, BALDWIN & Co. Auc,ioneers.

bf VIRTUE OF y DEED OF TRUST
from George w: Rhca and wife 10 me.
nS trustee. dated the 3lst day of Ati,.,ist
i iI; ana o, recorded in p - 49, rase j.
city of Norfoii, Va. shall sell al nuniir
n M,i,, at the Real Estate Exchange.
Nam street. Norfon, Va, THURSDNS
ne ne 2lst day of November. 1875. at Is
G.i GieiE m the following property. to-
VIZ: ALL THAT CERTAIN L0;r CE
on aAM ND wi!h the impreyemcnts thereon,
and l.nyaiis lane. Norfolk, Va frontinee
on o., S InG Union street seventeen feet, more
LAM ~ r., SHY feet. more or loss
TERMS OF SALE-Ome.third c,st.
DaiahSh IN two equal instalmcnts. nav
az aH's s ~ siN IN and twelve months from day
% ,a I nn rIeISpeelivGiy Deferred payments
nWrch \, r. beariAg interest from day of
sac Il! per cent. per lnnum, ana scci,rnd
ny deed of trust on the property. 10 hn
drawn and recorded at the expense OF tho
purchaser, or. all cash. at tile option or
'he purchaser. n. BEANiAN
BYRD, BALDWIN & CO.
ho'-'"S Auc;ioneers
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BY Townsend & Josnes. Auctlonecrp.

RY. VIRrUE OF a DEED or TRUST
from George W. l2hea and wife TO
me. us trustee, dated the 18th day Of
March, 1875. and recorded in d. b. iii, y.
.io. Clerks office. Corporation Court Of
the city OF Norfolk. Va, | shall Sell at
public AUCTION. at the Real Estate EX-
en- NE: Main street Norfolk, Va,
1872 ut II O'CLOCK m, the following prop.
Grty, io-wit; TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF
LAND with improvements thereon and
known rs Nos IS and 10 Loyall's lane.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash: BAL
ah:c In Two equal inStallmcnts pnyablc
. IN SIX r ana Twelve months from day OF
be secured by deed OF trust drawn ma
recorded at purchasers expense. and
nearing interest from day OF sale mt {;
per cent. per annuni, with leave 10 Inn
CHASER G., TO antiStpate deferred payments
TO cease at date of payment
w. j. BANTER, JR,
1,ou.. Trustee.
no2tas Auctionecrs.
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Twins Twin City Express.

w. T. Irwin Co., Broprietors.
DFFICE-1osisr WATER ST. Norfolk. Va
Ample Facilities for hauling anything to
and from anywhere in the three cities Tel
ephone No. 6. CHARGES REASONA-
BILE. Moving Furniture and Pianos q
speciality.
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mas been used for chiicrci, ,ykle taethjny
~ soothes the child, sotlen3 The gums. al.
rays iays All pain, cures wind coiss, regulates
.he stomach and bowels. and is the best
Iei.hecy. Tor diarrhocs. Twenty-Five cents
the world. rs nost
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GRANUJA, LADR6N Y CoMPAE1A

uno de los omuipotentes del dia, no oareofa
de 10 superAuo On an momento en- que todo Pa.
ris carecfa de 10 mas necesario.
Cuando Turquoise fu6 husoarle, imploran.
do de nuevo 50 ayuda, le recibi6 muy friamente
= le declare que estsbs decidido romper pOr
complete sus relaoiones con Gl. Turquoize SO
desahogo con amargoa reproches-
En- vano le recordo que hsbfa contribuido
mas que nadie levantsr su fortuna; hssta lego
arriesgar una timida reclamation prop6sito
de So dltimo negocio, el de las cartas de Ia mar,
quesa.
Turquoise tenia muy buenss razones para
quejsrse. porque Falker go habfs burlado de 81
y no le habfa entregado mas que Ia mitad de Ia
suma convenida.
Sin embargo, el bribon estall6 en- o6lera
violenta, porque Ell ese&ndalo que esperaba no
se habfa producido, atribufa aquel resultado q
la pocs habilidad de Turquoi1e.
Ell vioioso joven oomprendi6 que debfa
oambiar de actitud 81 guerra obtener algo de su
antique oomplice, decidido prescindir de 81.
lie ofreoio una Ultima transaction.
Como sabemos, hsbis esoamoteado una de
las oartas de LaurenCia; propuso Falker que
le comprara aquella csrts.
Asf 10 hicieron, esperanto Fslker saear
buen partido de ella ousndo terminase 10 que
Frai solo que 81 pyacio quo pOr ella reoibid Tur.
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La FERRIGlNA.' u

CeFveza fFancesa, ,reconstituyente, ex-
quisita, digestive, ferrNginosa. Contiene
s"g 033 por litro de fosfato d., hierro aeimi-
+ biz.
Los m61icos la recomiondan como ali
sn2nticia como tdnico eficacisirno contra
IA anemia, clorosis, debilidad etc. Con
Vl0ne en las cow 7alescencias y para las ma
dres duraut3 iactancia.
tCu ls's pafses calidos donde los cas0s
de auemia abnndan, ,constituye un alimen-
to eminentemente reparador.
De venta en- casa de los sefIores L&ti-
mer y Fernandez, f1nicos conceeionarios.
15--10
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rrI n n III D. Pedro Gius,
Ill P0TQ-K270F tt es el dnico
~ j QiIU DUEuI aQente en- esta

Capitalize la Loterfa La Car6dGd de HUI
macao, destinada al sostenimientc de un
Asilo de Pobres. I'll tercer sortso de Ia
citada Loteria Sc jugara en- combination
con la provincial Ell so de Dioienbre pro
1i9; Sc oo1pone de SO mil Diiletss ss sd
mics, el mayor de mil pesos, ell segundo
de 81, 500, dos de 5000, cinco dc $l50, diex
de $50, ounce de $50, oehenta y cinco de
&15, 81 resto do & $8 con custro apro.
ximaciones de s $36 y $40 para 81 /. y %
premioe respectivamente.
Los billetes premiados seran pagados
en- esta Capital por ell Banco Espsbol el
Territorial Agr1cola; en- Arecibo por don
Antonio Lopez; en- Aguadilla por los Sres
J. T. Silva y Compahfa; en- Mayagti-z por
los sef1ores Fritze Lundt y Compe fla; en-
Arroyo por don A. j. Alcaide; en- Faiardo
por don L. M. Cintr6n en- Humacao por
Ia Directive de La CarGdGd. 800
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Sc VENDE un solar con casa de m
BtBL1oTHoA DE La 'CcREsPoEDzxc1A"

con muchos parasitos que pululaban por Paris.
Laurenoia que le habfa amado hasta Ell pun
to de comproneter por 81 So honor ga vida;
Laurencio oautivada, sin sospechar en- 81 al mise
;rable granuja que conooemos, Ie olvido de
pronto.
En- su imagination novelesoa, 50 msrido,
uno de los heroes de Reihse fen, SO habfs en-
grandeoido durante aquells desgrsoisda campa-
ia, defendiendo el suelo de Ia pstris, mas que
ouando oonquistaba grades honores en- Italia
en- Mexico.
En- gu pecho de parisien sturdida palpita-
ba entonoes ur coraz6u de lacedemonia. Habfa
arrojado de su espfritu el recuerdo de festaa
nundanes viva como patriots ardiente y aus
terra sintiendo su aims las desdichss de La Fran
ola, alentando en- su espfritu un solo deseo, ls
victoria, albergando en- So corazon IN profun-
do dnioo amor: ell de Ia pstria
Mientras marido orgsnisshs sctivamen-
Se la defensa de Paris, ella SO preparabs por au
parte atender los heridos lamando en- 50
Gyuda todas sus amigas hasta las mujerea
de la veoindad Entire les que scudieron 50
llamsmiento re encontrabsn Teresa Elena, que
h4btan deisdo 80 Residential de Point du. Jour
para veDirse al oentro de Paris, como hioieron
mnohos de los habitantes de los barrioa extre.
mos - -
" Al yer 6 Teresa, Lsurencia no axperimsu,
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.~L La gente de gusto de Rio piedras
est& de enhorabuena, pues SO acaba do
abrir ALI, Gale del Comercio, (*) I'm exec
lente Cafe donde el pdblico en- general y
los senores pasajeros en- particular, encon-
traran cuanto necesiten. Vinos, icores
y cerveza excelentes. Dulces de todas
classes, cafe, chocolate refresoos. I'm
81 mismo establecimiento hay TN constan-
to dep6sito de hielo que Sc vende & dos
chavOs Ia libra.
(') No confundirse: Magaddps q Vo1zedor.
20-26
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Del peri6dico ala Bandera Espafola"
Que SO pub,ica en- Caracas, es el signiente
Suelto:
"Eu la tarde del % SO perpetr6 On es-
ta ciudad un horroroso crimen, de esos
cue ponen L 8 pelos de punta. En- la taba
oueria d. don Francisco de 2. Guerrero,
IN puertorriqueno, por palabfas que sos;
tuvo en- la rnafiana con el sdbdito espafol
don jose Gil, natural de Las Palmas (Oa-
narias), eeper6 qua este saliora 8 los
corredores del taller para asesinarie. Al
fufortu1ado Gil, en- momentos en- que sa-
lfa de la habitaoi6n en que trabajaba--
aseguran,-Be le aproxim6 ell puertorri-
uuef1o con aire risuef1o, para no dar lugar
/ que eospechara sus criminaies prop6si,
toe, 10 dispar6 I'm tiro on la boca, d.
cual qued6 muerto instentaneamente. 80
nos ha dicho que el tai R-gino Brenes,
tiene otro nombre de pila que en- Puerto
Rico tiene algunas cuentas pendientes con
la justicia"
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Pasaieros 1laoadoz nor 81 6.

Pasajeros llegados por Ell "Baldomero
Iglesias" procedente de la Habana y esca-
las: Ramon Pandfn, Ignacio Zorrilla, Ma
riano Gomez, Fulgencio Jose Sagredo,
Rafael Pogo, Ricardo Martinez l hijo.
Francisco Martf, Magdalena Ferrer, Julia
Hilario, Tul o Larrfnage, Ldoas Ramos,
Jose Fernandez, Jose Granada, GonzaIo
Firpo, Josefa Benoiz hija, J. Rocher, j.
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puERT0.RiCO.,

PUERT0-RICO. - CHICAGO, dc dou Joe6 6
del vaile, con un prol &, de don Alejan-
dro 1ntiesta, Esta obra contiene una re.
sefia de todas las ExposicioneB Concur
sos celebrados en- esta isla y de la represen-
taelon de esta en- Certamenes Unfversales
description de la ciudad de Chicago va
rios trabajos eobra Agriculture. El libro
&c vende un peso ejemplar en- la guinea
liza LG DMlce Alianzo Cruz mum. Z. "a
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NeTEL Y RESTAURANT La CatoIcmc
San Francisco Sc y Luna 39.-Buena me-
ga buen servioio: habitaciores espacio-
sas ventiladas. Oomidas la carta des-
de las 9 de la mafana hasta las doca de
Ia noche. Hospedsje complete desde $3.50
an adelanEe p
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Vardaderamenta oua ga rinufaimo al

Verdaderamente que es riquisimo ell
surtido importado por ''La Fama de Puer-
to Rico". A mas de las muselinas frunci-
das, los crespones y los naneus tienen ve-
los de religioso acresponados, i'd de dibu-
mir negro para trajes dc luto dc sehors,
velo religioso negro, guantes de seda ne
gros de cabritilla, medias de hilo de
Escosia para sefiora y redeoillas invisibles
& centavos una.
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CAFE Y RESTAURANT g CENTRAL MO

CAFE RESTAURANT !" CENTRAL MO
DELO".- San JOSE ndmero 1O.-situada
esta casa frente al Casino Espafol mon
tada al estilo de las principales de la Ha
bana, servimos helados, refrescos, choco-
lates, almuerzos, comidas, cenas, ,ambigds,
cerniente al giro, contando para clio cor
practica suficiente y un surtido de 10 me-
jor que SO importa en- esta Capital, como
10 acredita la aecogida clientela con que
cuenta.-Se admiten abonados preciot
moderados. 15-1tf
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A Ultima hDra hemos recibido y.na
carta de nuestro corresponsai en- la Cam
pa6a de Cuba, Nnunci&ndonos el envlo de
su correspondence y pari6dicos que { la
hora que escribimos (tres de Ia tarde),
han uegado nuestro poder. Dicenoe
con fecha del mes en- curse que en-
Santiago dc Cuba no Sc tenian noticias
de la Habana desde Ell 2t del pasado De-
c1ase ALI que 81 General Martinez Campos
habia asegurado en- Sagua de T6namo,
que en- breve quedarfa pacif1cada la isla.
UNA COCINERA,-Se necesita en- la casa
ndmero Ii de la calle de Tetu&n, 2-2
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Acompanado de I'm hijo suyo que
piensa oolocar en- un colegio de esta Capi
tai, ha llegado esta mafiana este puerto,
nuestro antique y querido amigo 81 eehor
don Ricardo Martinez natural de Santo
Domingo, que haoe muchos a1los reside en-
Ponce
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Vico Ponce seR1n anuncian & un coleea
local. Lo que huho fu6 que algdn desc
cupado, ,-segdn dicen,-envi6 por correo
el eobrante do algEnos programmes que de-
10 81 eminenta actor cuando hace POGO ea-
tuvo en- Ponca de ahf que SO haya pro-
papado la nOticia
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A moci6n del diputado por el Distrito
de Cabo- -Rojo Sr Alvarez Perez, la Dipu-
taci6n provincial vot6 un cr6dito de
mil pesos para los estudios de un camino
vecinal que una al citado pueblo con Puer'
tA.Raal.
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CAFE RESTAURANT GEL Bien Pdblico. ''

Oaguas, Gale del Rosario, frente la Pla-
za.- Introducidas varias reformas en- el
establecimiento entire elias la sustituci6n
de las mesas de MADEIRA por otras de mar
mol, tengo el gusto de PARTICIPATE al p1-
blico en- general y & mis- relecionados en-
aseo esmerado servicio de siempre Sc
sirven comidas & todas horas del dia de
la noche, adn despu6s de cerrada la casa,
pues el que desee cenar algo q una hora
avanzada, puede uamar y sera complacj-
do en- el actO. Pedro RtCeT0 q Vas
qWez. ..-.------ 9-7
Parece que 40 ea cierte la llegada de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

Dice ''La Union" de Manzani1lo (Cu-
bal en- gu edici6n del 27 del pasado:
"Se nos dice que haca dias ha salido
de 6ata una comisi6n conferenciar CON u
cabecilla inquire cto sefior Mass6 Corren
diversos comentarios acerca de esa entire
vista. IA que habra ido?"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-10

Al vecino Gregorio Felix (O'Donell 1s)
SO 10 han extraviado, envueltas en- un ps-
pei, un par de dorrniionas de GRO IN pen
diente hecho de una monedita de plata
Al que 10 encuentre devueIva SO le Rra
tifeara GAnerOsamente.