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Evening journal., 1895-11-04
no BAV STgAEgR CONTRACT.
They Have Been Instructed TO Build
a Big steamer for New Eogland.

II was reported that the Continental
Steamboat Company, which runs
steamers on Narragausett bay, had
ordered foe new steamboat TO be BULL
BY the Pusey & Jones Company. The
new craft proposed for will DO as large,
IL not larger than the steamer Mouut
Hope, Of the Fall River Line. and will be
dttsd with every modern appliance and
convenience The business Of the com
papy was larger last season than ever
bsfore, and the demands for accommo
dation we're at times severely strained.
The fusey and Jones Company, how
ever, denies that 10 has besn awarded any
such contract No such windfalls as q
Narragsusctt bay stesmb'at contract are
striking WILMINGTON jast now, although
lots Of idle workmon are hoping for such
refreshing news.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
81. Josoph,s Frse DIsponsary.

The hours OF various clinics for the
dispensary year commeDced at st.
Joseph's free dispensary. Eleventh and
Walnut streets, November /, with the
following changes ma1e by the medical
faculty: Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays,
and Fridays, 8 a m. medical aud surgi
cal clinic; Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
ga m, women and ehildren's clinic
Two Thousand prescriptions we're given
out to poor patients OF all crseds and
nationalities during the past year
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
New Orleans and San Francisco via south.
ern Railway.

The famous "sunset Limited. running
during last Winters season from New
Orleans to San Francisco weekly, will be
inSugursted for the coming Water,
October 81. and will run tvice a wee
from New Orleans The Washington ana
Southwestern Vesti5uled Limited, leavin &
Washington 10 43 p. m daily, over the
Southern Railway, arriving at New
Orleans 2 the second morning, will on
Tuesdays aud Saturdays, after October
29, hsve immediate connection with the
Sunset Limited for Los Angeles and San
francisco Solid vestibuled limited trains
from New York and Washington to New
Orleans and Ssu Francisco with only one
change Of cars.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
A Traredv caused bv DrlnI..

LOWELL, Mass, Nov. 4-Mrs. Henry
Sullivan was found dead at her home and
her husband and two women who were in
the house are under arrest pending an in
vestigation. The police went TO Sullivan s
house TO quell a disturbance and found
Mrs Sullivan's body lying on the floor.
Sullivan and the two women present had
hcon drinking and claimed they did not
know the woman was dead
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Gouert went Onnt UIA,mont.

Wilmington wheelmen who ventured
ont yesterday found the roads in fairly
good condition despite the penetrating
rains Of Thursday and Saturday About
dozen members OF the Wilmington
Bicycle Club rode to Chester yesterday
afternoon. One Of thsm, Oscar Gouert,
had fall ct Claymont, the result Of
getting his wheel caught in the tracks
at the railroad crossing.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
The widow Gets it Al.

Letters testamentary upon the estate
Of Joseph Sharpe. late OF this city, have
bsen granted BY Register OF Wills Oooch
30 Edward Il Brennan. Deceased leaves
everything 70 his wife. the estate bsing
worth several thousand dollars Il Is
remarkable that no and ais brother, Jesse,
should die so soon after falling heir to
money.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Boldly belonged 10 water wilton.

Charles Boldly. the tragic nature Of
whose death was detailed In the EVENING
JOURNAL on Saturday, was a member Of
Water Witch Steam Fire Engine Com
pany. It will attend his funeral In =
body tomorrow, services beirg held At
the house ana intermsnt made In vii.
mington and BrsndyWine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
CHARGED WIN MaIlinr Obscene HI~ter.

john Lloyd, who was arrested by
United States Marshall Lanan, on
charge Of sending al obscene letter
through the mail. 20 young woman
employed by the Miller Drug Company,
on Market above Fourth street. was
arrAigned before United States Commls
sioner 5 Rodmond Smith this afternoon.
Lsvi o Bird represented the prisoner
The letter, which Was addressed 70
"Bookkeepsr," aud owing TO ksr being
away fell into other hands, is said 10 be
very foul, Of the nature OF hlsoknail
and contains several rude and filthy
drawings.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
The Ipiurv TO the Bishop.

Bishop Coleman had q severe fall at
his home on Saturday and fractured
rib. DR. GreenleAf rendered medical aid
and Bishop Coleman was able TO cele
brEte the Holy Communion Rt Trinity
Church yesterday, when Mr.. Carpenters
new musicale imposition Wss intro
duced, He is resting easier to day.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Applies Tor Aid nc New York City Police
station aud is Sent co the Hospital
Formerly Worked in wnmingt on,
A tramp looking man e. '.tered thu
gnzAoeth street tatlon mouse. New
ioFk last Friday and wallis ~ m 10
osske@nt .a ,a ~, BAKERS q isk, remarked TO that
snioiAi 1 AN TO ! to erulk any fsrther
iooHeu 81 sk and the sergeant
sSn1ins W, no hlF At die sent in a hurry
osli s.l ios hh an bulapce frcm tha Hudson
Stfeet Hosp cal Then h. ia him
into the secti,,n room and halned
nin to seat near the stove Affer
luuol questie cling Il was learned that
the ian VISA Thomas Quinn a oarriaoe
p'ii ter. Hs said he was living 40 a chsep
zoe Sing ho'Iss aud feeling m had started
20 WAX &c Bellevue Hospital, but was Too
eak TO 'galk any further
surge on Richardson and tho ambul.rce CO
piiVef almost lifeed the apparently diving
'lan " 20 the smbulonce avoiding contact
w, Ni.l h's well worn clothing at the ho.
PVa Rahn wss put TO bed ard his
'ns ady diagnosed as "maluria
Noeody esred 60 search the nians cloth
T q but the clerk volunteered ia do 40.
A the hope Of finding the uame OF some
nlend who might be notiifd should the
man do and was thuudersttuck to find
~, l2s II Ia The mans pockets
There was one $500 bill and the bal
ance was In twenties. tens ives and one
Two anu one one dollar bill; fonr Mexican
silvor dollars. United States silver
ooiiar and some change bank book OF
bank in this city, Issued to Qliun, was
also found, and through this II was
learned that he had worked for McLsar
q Kendall QIiun's wife. from whom be
said be was nepartted, is somewhere in
Delaware county, Pa he will probably
recover.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Money for a Chicago Church.

at st Stephens English Lutheran
Church yesterday a special collection was
taken Up It was for the benefit OF Rev
W. A. Sadtler. former pastor, who is
row doing missionary work Ia Chicago,
and desires to establish church there.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
At wn.l.r m.E. chnrch

Yesterday was q busy time for the
members Of Wesley n K. Church. In
tho morning there were two baptisms and
seven persons Joined the church, six on
probation and one by letter Last nights
audience was large one, the preacher
being Rev. AlcuzA Davis
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Sunshine, Fruits and Fiowers-Bonny Cal
ifornia.

The tide of travel is now In that direc
ton. 1t is said that Sacramento County,
THE Heart Of California, is now In the
lead as fruit, nut and grape raiser and
that there the flowers bloom every month
In the yesr. The Chicago, Milwaukee and
st Paul Railway Company give pRssen-
gers for California tho choice OF three
routes. viz; going via Council Bluffs or
Sioux City and Ogden. or via Omshs,
Lincoln. Denver Pueblo, Lsadville and
Salt Lake City. or via Milwaukee. st
Paul, Helena, Butte. Spokane and Port.
land. II you are contemplating trip
that way It will undoubtedly be 20 your
advantage to consult or write to John z
Pott, district passenger agent, Williams
port, Pa, for rates of fare, maps, time
tables, etc furnished free.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
PnrIor..ar pllota Araln .

The pilot commissioners. with counsel.
met 40 the Clayton House sgain to day
offending parlof car pilots Attorney
General Nicholson represented the com
niesloners The case wss continued until
November % Captain j. P. Vlrden
was elected president: B Frank rown
seed, secretary, snd William Bright
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
ReIIaaoe,s EIa.tic snIt

The referee trial in the Superior Court
case OF the Gutts Psrcha and Rubber
Manufacturing Company VS. the Reliance
Fire Company, Of this city. will be held
some dAY This week. William Simmons
George w Gray and William B. Clerk
are the referees
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Those OIL ard Leather stockholders.

A msjority Of the stockholders of the
Wilmington OIL and Leather Company,
which had been sued in United States
Court to compel them to pay up the
balance Of their stock. put in an appear
aucs before United States Com nissioner
S Redmond Smith to day. The case
will come up about December 1.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
The strona nn.n Arain.

Judge Grubb will hold Orphan's Court
in the Lsvy Court room this Afternoon,
controversy concerning the disposition
20 bs made Of certain shares under the
will of the late Joshua Stroud will be
resumed.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
TWo hIore New Honac..

Building Inspector Grubb this morning
granted q permit 20 S. j. Newman for
two two-story houses at Ninth and Van
Buren, streets for Andrew Johnson.
They are 10 cost So 800 each
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Who Owna no Parer.q

Rev q D. Spsakman found q memo
randum book and papsra on the street
this morning and turned tho lot over 10
the police A letter and telegram b,re
the address DR.. d Il Rsed.No. 81 Church
strset New York
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
pelaware Dar nt AtIantn. No,

DeiaNete DaY at Atlanta, NOVEMBER oth'
In order TO meet the demand for special
accommodations to Atlanta on Delaware
Day, November III, the Baltimore & Ohio
r R has decided TO organize q special
party to leave Wilmington November 7th
at 10 p m arriving at Atlanta at 3 So
p. m. November Sth Special coaches and
sleepers will be provided Excursion
tickets coed for ten l10) days will be sold
at rate Of $40 Berths il sleeper, accom-
modating two persons, will cost 81
B srths In sleeper can be secured and full
particulars can be obtained on application
TO b. A. Miller, Passenger Agent. Della
ware Avenue Station, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Real IEatsta Tran.lerred.

The transfer of thrso pieces Of proper
ty at Porter and Linden streets frcm
Thomas and Sarah Samworth to George
Lodge aud by him back to sarah Sam
worth has been recorded
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Ratiedre Ownsn Farm.

d G Conrad, administrator Of the
Calvin Jones estate, has sold to Deputy
Sheriff James P. Rstledge, OF this city,
the Pencader hundred farm. constituting
part OF the estate, for S.. 60J 1t con
tGins 143 acres.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

The best snd pursst is sought by all
Bs cure 10 order Huylsr's Cocoa and
Chocolates from your grocer.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
St. Joseph Coiored orphan Boys' Hom'

81. Joseph ColOred orphan BOys' Home
Because OF serious financial straits.
caused by the general panic, st. Leo's
Theatrical Club. OF Baltimore, has vol
unteered to give eorcert at the Opera
House on Wednesday next to help the
Sisters Of st. Francis pay their bread and
grocery bills The concert will be given
by ths fuest musical and theatrical
talent Of Baltimore city.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Y. NJ o A. ~ Grace.

Dr. Merritt Hulburd expects to be
away on November 10. and ths Y. NJ O.
viii conduct the services in Grsce M E
Church.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
WILMINGTON FURNITURE
w AND
STORAGE EXCHANGE.

ULVINhUN IhOIIAlNUNs
All kinds OF Furniture bought, sold and ex-
changed. Stoves and heaters repaired, oil,
gas snd gasoline stoves called for, thoroughly
cvsrhauled and returned at moderate cost
Etoves taken down, stored for the season and
put up IN the fall Address or call,
1905 ORANGE STREET. Wilmington, Del.
II HOEGELSBERGER, N. D.,
IL SIC MARKET STREET,
Made THE EYE BIS SPECIAL STUDY
IN the Universities of Vienna, Austria, and
Nav York City, in the Philadelphia Poly
clinic and Wills Eye Hospital.
He EXAMINES EYES FREE and guaran.
tees satisfaction.
GOLD GLASSES, $500.
STEEL GLASSES. so CENTS.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

- O'DONAIsD. Il East Seventh street,
lesds them AL in low prices.
Brand new $50 machines reduced to SIG,
tlb and so All makes 70 select from
Singer, Wheeler 4 Wilson. New Home, DO
nestle, White, STANDARD sud all other makes
cash. two years on installments. Send postal.
j. III. O'DONALD.
No. IL East Seventh Street.
Any machine Repaired. so cents up.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
Busrrrss CARDS.
!. GWINa MAOHINAs.

C,APFs MADE OUT OF PLUSH COATS
" at KINGS. 6l5 Orange street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
ATLANTIC CIrY. n. j.
San MARCOS HOTEL.
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachustt tts Avenues.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j..

After thorough housecleRning and renova-
ton has been reop-ned Tor the winter under
the personal supervision of Mrs. Annie Grub,
Inn.
Steam Heat Hydraulic Elevator. Sun Par
lor. Baths, al conveniences. Write for rates.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

Beckert's Restaurant.
Nos 6 and s West Sixth street.
Evening journal., 1895-11-04
HE HBD HONEY IN Els CLOTHES
TRAMP LOOKING CARRIAGE
PAINTER WITH S2f2s.

Applies Tor Aid at "A New York city Police
station aud Is Sent co the Hospital
Formerly Worked in wiImingt on,
Evening journal., 1895-11-04

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
~ Saturday. the ninth day OF November,
1895. at 10 O'Clock. a. I'd :. al the County Court
House, in the city of Wilmington, State Of
Delaware. application will be made 10 the
hon Ignatius 9 Grubb. Associate Judge Of
Superior Court Of the said state for he incor .
pordtion of the "Batlls Field Granite Com
pany."
BRADFORD. VANDEGRIFT & BYRNE.
ttorney T proposed incorp 1rators.
90 To THE WILMINGTON PHOTO
" Company's new gallery. Finest IN city.
Great reduction In prices. 4O7h Market
street. above Fourth.
4 ADIESi Chichester's English Pennyroyal
II Pills Diamond Brandt are the hest. safe.
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c, stamps. for
particulars, "Relief for Ladies' in letter By
return mail. At druggists, Chichester Cheni-
cal Co.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
INDICE De HACIENDA

Real Orden. Traslado de la J. @. P.
Concediendo pension las hu6rfanas de
don Nicolas Jof6.-Id de la id id id Jose
Fonfr1a.- para que Sc requisi-
to documento de haber pasivo de A. Jacin-
to Garcia Puente. ell pago
por estas Cajas de las cantidades deven-
gadas por dofla Angela Sanchez y recla-
madas pOr su albacea don MateO Arraraz.
-RemitiendO certifcacion de existencia
Cese de haberes de don Alfredo Garcia
Cuevas.-Id id de i'd de don Juan M. Ma
rlnH- TrasladO de guerra concediendo
pension dofia Elvira Llauderal y Alon-
so y do1a Conception Llauderal y Va
lencia.-Disponiendo el reintegro al Te-
soro de las cantidades satisfechas de mas
a don Angel VascOni pOr diferencia de
haberes.- -Concediendo don Narciso Ma
nera Official s. celador o. del Resguardo
de Aduanas, ,seis meses de licencia.
rizando don Remigio Cirilo Gonzalez,
Official 80, para permanecer pOr 30 dias en-
la Pen1nsula.-AprObandO cesantfa de don
Juan Pujol, Official de la Administrator
Central de C0ntribucfones.-Id nombra-
mientO de don Luis Coy para la plaza an
terior.-Id de id don Arturo la Cruz para
Ia id de Official 5. de Ia Administrator de
Rentas y Aduana de la Capital.-Trasla-
dando don Juan Barrera para la plaza
de Official 90, Vista de Ia Aduana de la Ca
Pital.-ld don Ventura Aguilar la id
id contador de la Aduana de Aguadilla.
ResOlviendo consulta en- ell sentido de que
Ia empresa del Ferro- carril pague la CON
tribuci6n pOr ell ndmero 8. de la Tarifa
2."-DesestimandO instancia de don Fran
cisco AcOsta, cOntadOr de la Aduana de
San Juan, sOlicitando rebaja de la fianza
--AcusandO recibO de la carta orden de 10
de Mayo, de caracter reservado, comuni-
cando la del Consul General de Espana en-
Hamburgo referente sOspecha de defraude
de Ia Renta de Aduanas. -Disponiendo
que unos jamones de los -Sres H. A. Art
mann y Compaf11a Sc, aforen por la partida
332 del Arancel.-Desestima la petit
ci0n de los comerciantes de esta Capital,
para que del adeudo del tocino SO deduzca
el peso del envase exterior ell de aqua y
sal.-LevantandO la multa de $50 i'm
puesta a los sehOres Bravo Compaflfa
por cargamento de esmadera.-TrasladO de
EstadO, sObre devo1uci6n de derechos I'm
cargamento de 919 cajas de clavos de
alambre, conducidos por ell vapor RGmnoch
reclamandO xpediente.-Remi q in
forme instancia de los sehores Sobrinos de
lzquierdo y COmpahfa solicitando condo
naci6n de una multa de 378'4O.-Devol-
v1endo para que acompahen informee, ms
tancia de los sefores Sierra Palau y Com
pahfa solicitando condOnaci6n de Ia multa
impuesta por diferencia de peso en- 745 ba-
rifles aceitunas de la cuenta
de gastos de elevation de c6dulas persora
les y remite justifcante para su informa-
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
ENTIERRO DE UN vALIENTE
Dice ell ''Avisador" de Baracoa.

O4C6 0A AN1SdUOE O0 b8T&COae
El jueves 26 de Abril tuvierOn lugar
en- Baracoa los funerales entierro del va
liente defensOr de la Patria, soldado gas
tador del Battalion de Simancas, Ramon
Sanchez VerdejO, que recibi0 tres heridas
de gravedad en- ell encUentro que tuvierOn
nuestras fuerZas, en- ell pobladO de Duaba,
con la partida insurrecta que desembarc0
por los alrededOres de aQuel puntO, ell dia
primero de Abril.
El entierro ha revestido todos los ca
ract6res de una verdadera manifestation
de sentimientO general.
"A mas iban treinta hombres armados.
al mando de un Official del Battalion de ST.
mancas, un Official y 10 hombres del Guar
to Peninsular.
I'm el entierro, de cruz alta, las cere,
monias religiosas estuvieron & cargo del
sefor Cura Parroco y ell sefior Capellan in
terino de Simancas quien4 cantaron las
preces de ritual, & la entrada de la Iglesia
El ataud era de lujO, de MADEIRA imi-
tacion caoba.
Delante del cadaver iba una pareia de
la Guardia Civil; y aqu6l fu6 conducido
en- hembros de los gastadores de'Simancas
que abrazados parecla que daban ell l1lti-
mo adios su compahero. Las cuatro
clntas eran llevadas pOr los sargentos eli
maestro armerO del citadO Cuerpo.
A Ia entrada del Cementerio ell sefior
Comandante Garriga despidi0 ell duelo
con trases muy sentidas y=elocuentes, evo-
cando ell recuerdo de aqnel bravo soldado
que, en- cumplimiento de su sacratlsimo
deber, hab1a sidO conducido al sepulcrO.
de su Patria reoomendando a los soldados
ALI reunidos igual honrosa conducta qte
Ia de su compadero, objeto deetan solem-
n1sima manifestaci6n de sentimiento, de
humanidad y de patriotismo; terminado
con I'm grito de Viva Espa6a! que fu6
contestado por todos los Concurrentes, con
grandfsimo entusiasmo. =. ::
T. C0ntestando el general Martinez Cam
pos al general Arderius cuando este 10
present6 a las tropas, dijo entire otras CO.
sas: ...-.. VII . :" h
Recuerdo prop6sito de este, que Ell
inolvidable Battalion do San Qlintin, ON Ia
Fernando ~ lefe n QgIla laNEeada' VIA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
HONRAS FUNEBRES

Esta mafana las tuvieron lugar en-
la Santa Iglesia Cathedral, los solomnes fu-
nerales anunciados en- sufragio del alma
de los infOrtunados marinos que perecie
ron en- el crucerO Re1mG Regente, cuyas
honras fueron dispuestas por los se1oree
jefes y oficiales de Ia Armada destinados
en- Pto. Rico.
El acto result0 de todo en- todo solem-
nisimo y 10 Dresidia el Excelentfsimo
Sr General de Marina &C m7ahado de srs
ayudantes, sistiendO tamb1en los Exec
leotfsimOs sefores Gobernador General y
Cob rnad Militar de la Flaza.
- En- el centro de- la nave principal del
temple elevabase un severe t1mulo, ilumi-
nado con profusion de luces y adornado
art1sticament9 con trOfeos militares, sobre
,el cual descansaban gran ndmerO de ar
tfsticas cOronas entire los que descollaba
una del Ayuntamiento de esta Capital
Ofciaba ell Iltmo. sefOr Dean del Cabildo
Cathedral.
Asistieron Ia ceremonial, gran nt1-
nero de Jefes y O6ciales del Ej6rcito, la
Armada Voluntarios, ell Ayuntamiento
en- cuerpo presidido por ell alcalde, nutri-
das Comisiones de todcs los Cuerpos de la
Administration p1blica y gran numero de
damas y caballeros de nuestra mejor So
ciedad.
Descansen en- paz los bravos marinos
que encontraron la muerte en- ell cumpli
miento de sus deberes cuya tragica suer-
to ha sido objeto de justisimo dolor en-
toda Espa1a.
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on Sevilla y Barcelona, pectivamente.
Los capitanes y subalternos nombra-
dos para aumentar las plantillas de los
cuatro batallones que hoy guarnecen a
Puerto-R Rico enbarcaran spectivamente:
Los procedentes de Ia primera y Sc
en- Valencia; los de La cuarta y quinta, en-
Barcelona; los dc la sexta, en- Santander,
y Los de la septima, en- Corufla.
Los oiciales que Sc hallen en- Cuba,
Baleares, Canarias y plaZas de Africa, Y
que tambien SO hallen destinadOs a dichos
batallones Provisionales, estaran listos pa
ra el emb barque la mayor brevedad posi-
BILE, & juicio de las respectivas autorida-
des militaree.
Lss ofciales de la reserva procuraran
igualmente, y en- las mismas condolences,
hallarse dispuestos partir con la premu
ra cOnsigu ente.
El EMBARGO de las fuerzas SO vertical
ra en- los vapores Alfonso XII, SGntO Do
mango y Leon XIII, en- esta forma:
El yapor Alfonso XII, guy saldra d
Cadiz ell d1a % de Ablil recogera Ell pri
mer battalion Provisional, compuesto d,
900 plazas de soldados y "a classes y corna
tas de la primera region y II de la "a
En- el vapor SG1atO domingo embar
caran:.
Ell dfa del pr6ximo Mayo, en- San
tander, 15o reclutas y 20 classes y cornetas
de la sexta region.
=, El dia 4, en- Ferrol, el battalion de In
fanteria de Marina, compu9sto de 900 pla
Zas.
El dia 4, en- Corutla, 272 reclutas II
classy cornetas de la septima region.
En%eI Leon XIII saIdra Il dfa de
Barcelona ell S >sLndo battalion Provisio
nal, que consta de 900 hombres.
El d1a recogera en- Valencia 18 sol
dados de la cuarta region y s de la q1int,
Y 81 dia 8, en- Cadiz, 13 hombres mas.
En- los mismos vapores emb Arcaran
todos los rezagados de las anteriores ex
pediciones y los reclutas destinados vi
tramar que procedan de la primera, Sc
gunda, tercera, cuarta y quinta region.
Dichos reclutas quedaran en- Puerto
Rico hasta que SO necesarios en- Cuba.
La Inspection de la Gaia de Ultramar
tendra prerarados, con la anticipation de-
dos necesarios para cubrir las atencion9s
reglamect tarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
NOTICIAS De La GUERRA

(De 1aWestros cG'ajes de Santiago de Cebo)
De nuestro colega Ez D6or6o del Co.
Mnerc5o de Guantanamo del dfa S6 de
''La columna del Coronel .Copello, So
puso & las 9 de Ia manana de aver sobre el
rastro de la partida de Jose Maceo, fuerza
de 600 a. 700 hombres y apesar de nevarle
dos horas de delantera, 10 alcanz6 en-
Arroyo Hondo donde el enemigo que va SO
habia apercibido que era perseguido, ha-
ffa tornado magn1ficas posiciones de las
que fus desalojado despues de- dos horas
de un rudo combate, nevando numerosos
heridos deiando sobre el campo 9 muer-
tQa Yistos, aEpaa, In1nie ieianes J efeetQa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
EMpRESA De COCHES

Desde esta fecha para los viajes de la
Capital Fajardo en- nuestra empresa po.
dram pedir coches en- Ia tienda Luz El6c-
Wenceslao Bosch al ladO de la puerta Els
pafla que los traera hasta Rio piedras, y
los se6ores pasajeros SO entenderan direc-
tamente con nosotros para el pago. Los
que vengan de Fajardo y quieran tomar
coche en- Rio-Grande, podran dirijirse
& la fonda de Don Antonio Sannpol
e2 dioh0 pueblo que esta en- conbinaci cion
con nuestra empresa. carolina 9 de Mayo
de 1895.-O1Lelr1O q SCJrrQQQ. 3O-l