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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
COMMENT IN BERLIN.


Government protesting in a friendly. but
energetic, manner against the terms or
peace.
COMMENT IN BERLIN.
BERLIN. April 22.-The Berlin press
does not discuss. condemn. nor commen1
expllcitlv the entente between Russia,
France and Germany in the East
Tho Vosssche Xeitung says England
refrains from Joint action because she
thoroughly grasps the situation In the
East The editor asks what would hap
pen II Japan should refuse TO yieid 10
the demands of other Powers. He speaks
passingly Of the curious new triple all-
ance OF European Powers, and ADDS:
| above all, If England and the United
States svmpathiZe with Japan, they can
easily adopt such an attitude In the in
terests of their commerce that Germany
viii find herself in a difficulty OF her
own seeking Then German commerce
will have 90 pay the piper
The I}oersen Xeitung regards any pro-
posal 20 interfere Ak a grave matter. ana
asks what right anybody has 10 rob ilpan
OF the fruits OF her victory.
| The Volks Zetiung says under the cap
| ton, "a Leap In the Dark: Russia
| would reap the main advantage from
any joint action. 1t has not been proved
that the new treaty injures Germanys in
| terests In any way
BRITISH VIEWS.
LONDON. April 1.-THE Times VIII
say tomorrow: at Is too easily assumed
| that the Powers have the right To step
| I'm at the conclusion OF war and dictate
| the conditions Of peace. The present ap-
| peal for a demonstration OF European
| concert Is not justified prima facie. either
-. kIa helin n 10
J opinion on the Continent, as is so gene
| rally here. will let the question between
/ China and Japan settle itself We de-
cidedly believe the government wise in
| RETAINING from any share In bringing
| pressure to bear upon the japanese"
RUSSIAN BEAR GROWLINGS.
| ST. PETERSBURG. April 1.-THE No
voesti says diplomatic action in tho East
will not suffice and urges the govern
ment 10 make "A naval demonstration in
| East Asiastic waters.
The Novoje Vremja says: IN return
| for Germany's and Frances support as
| TO territorial concessions Russia will
! back firmly Germany's d mands regard
! ing commercial interests. and will sup
| port any action that France may take
TO geuarantee the position OF Indo-China."
JOINT ACTION DOUBTED.
| LONDON. April 22.-The Central News's
| correspondent in Toxic says that Ito
MyroU has been appointed a special en-
! voy 10 China for the purpose of eX-
changing the Publications.
| The japanese legation here has not been
| Informed OF any joint action contem-
| plated by European Powers. II Is denied
| by the officials that Great Britain is ne
| gotiating Independently with Japan for
| commercial advantages.
| WARSHIP LEAVES WITHDRAWN.
| LONDON, April 22.-The Tlmes's cor
] respondent in Kobe says: THE leave Of
| all the officers OF the Russian warships
| both here ami at Nagasaki has been
stopped, and the crews are confined to
their vessels The Russian legation has
| instructed the commanders 10 be ready
| 10 sail al twelve hours notice"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
CONSERVATION.

HARTFORD. CONN. April 22.-The
closing OF the First National Bank or
Wlllimantic by nal-Bank-Examiner
Dooiey, to-day. created much consterna-
ton in that city. The directors refused
10 talk. bat there Is no doubt the banks
capital il Impaired. The cashier. O. II. *.
Risley. died April 12th. AMI three days
later the directors. after they had elected
Teller Culverhouse cashier, decided TO
make an investigation. They found some
suspicious facts. and sent for Examiner
Doolev He has since devoted his time
- the books. and the result OF his cxami-
nation is the closing Of the bank. There
are limitations that some commercial
paper held by the bank is OF doubtful
value. but so far there are no assertions
az defalcation. The dead cashier was
much respected in the community and no
statements have thus far been made az
fecting his integrity. The bank has
capital Of 100000 ana a surplus of $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
c. p. HUNTINGTON ARRESTED.
Charged with Issuing Pass in
Violation of Law.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Colls p. Hunt
ington, the railroad magnate. was ar
rested at his Office IN the Mills building
this morning by United States Marshal
John Mccarthy. on an Indictment found
against him by the grand jury Of the
Northern District of California for
making unjust discrimination against the
interstate commerce law by issuing
free pass 10 c. NJ. Stone. This indictment
was filed on the 10Th OF March last.
Mr.. Huntington was brought before
United States Commissioner Shields on
a question Of Identity He admitted his
identity. and was held to await the issue
Of a warrant Of removal TO California.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Jrc3ty nj Menace.

PARIS. April eth. Temps says. in
4 strongly worded leader on the terms Of
peace: The treaty will constitute per-
manent menace 90 the interests OF Eu-
rore. II Is a grave infring Inent on the
rights OF the powers whose possessions
have a common frontier with China, and
Europe will find II biscuit to understand
or forgive the one western power that Is
selnshlv holding aloof and thus destroy
ing the efficacy OF the peaceful interven-
ton Of the others
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
The Appeal of Giolitti.

ROME. April 22.-The Court of Casa
ton to-day heard tn appeal of EXPIRE
mier Giolitti against the assumption on
the part Of the government that the ju-
dcal authorities are competent 10 Try
him on the charges brought against him.
The public prosecutor contended that Gio-
ntu might be dealt with by the ! gls-
lative chambers for offences committed
while he was a Cabinet minister, but
that the courts also had power 10 try
him for crimes such as his abstraction
from the records OF documents re'ating
10 the case q SignOr TaulOngo. form rly
Governor OF the Banca Romano. Signor
Giolitti. through counsel. contenled that
the Senate only was competent 10 deal
with his case The court reserved Its
decision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Mrs. Parneli Better.

BORDENTOWN, n. j.. April ?2.-Mrs.
Della Parnelrs condition this morning
was somewhat improved. She had a
changeabl- day yesterday. was con-
slderably better In the morning. but grew
worse during the afternoon. and some
what sielirious at times during the night.
This morning her temperature ana pulse
were normal. and she seemed great
deal hrightrr.
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greater amount OF money per capita

a. greater amount OF money per capita
than any other country except France
the Netherlands, and Belgium Tn.
amount OF money In the United States
was s25.07 per capita. while Great Rri-
tain possessed Sls.H per capita our
stock Of gold is the largest IN the worid
except that OF France. our stock of sill
YER Of fun legal tender Is actually tho
largest, If we except India and China
At the same time our stock OF uncovere,
paper Is larger than that of any other
country except Russia and the South
American States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
,xiyd.. mud His Friend Taylor.

LONDON, April 22.-In the Central
Criminal court. Cd Bailey. to-day, the
Recorder advised the jury to return
true bill against oscar Wide ana Alfred
Tavlor. I'ntil the. decision Of the jury
is announced tomorrow the date OF the
trial will not be fixed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

present In the prison at that time have
been sent out. !.
sigh OF breaking down. is now displaying
wonderful nerve. He stiIl has hope. ana
told his wife 80 whsn she called on him
Yesterday afternoon. When she asked
him II he was preparing TO meet death
he replied that he had not come up to that
vet, and that he would not give up oil
hone until final appeal wai< made TO
Governor Morton. When Mrs. Buchanan
took leave OF her husband he made her
promise to 70 10 Albany this morning
and ask Governor Morton TO grant MIN
n respite OF thirty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
n.r. Co steamer GuiIdhnu.

LONDON, April 22.-The steamer Guild
han. from Charestown via Newport
News. from Bremen, before reported
aground at the latter port was towed on
after having 1890 bales Of her cargo OF
cotton lghtered. Her bottom is strained,
her deck-seams opened amidships, ana
other damage has been sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

marks. at per cent. which has been
concluded with syndicate Of German
bankers. f. merely a provincial transac-
ton. which was arranged some time ago
by the Viceroy Of Marking.
The Chinese Government has opened
negotiations for an indemnity loan of
f25. 10000 sterling with a syndicate OF
British, German, and French bankers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Died From the Effects of Morphine.

LEXINGTON. KY. April 2.-Mrs.
Fannie Schwartz. "a daughter Of Nathan
Bloch, a wealthy Louisville dist.ller. died
at noon to-day from the effects OF a
dose OF morphine. which she took last
night az the High oaks Sanitarium. She
was a patient suffering from melancholia.
Her husband 10 Jacob Schwartz. OF Louis
vile.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Church UOok-k ecper short.

CHICAGO, ILL. April 22.-The recent
examination OF the books OF the SECOND
Baptist church. OF which AionZo Snyder
Is b0Ok-keeper and collector SHOWS an
apparent deficit OF $500 Snyder, who Is
90 years old, admits a shortage Of SEQ.
The church viii not prosecute him. Snyder
has been living at the rate of 1880 year.
when his salary was considerably smaller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Nnceo snid tn Have Shielded.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. April Eft Is
rur,1ored that General Maceo, the insur-
gent leader. committed suicide because
Of cha.rln at the failure OF MS expeah-
ton. \ body has been FOUND when mas
mot been positively identified, but is be-
ueved 10 be his.
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buchanan 10 Die To-Morro,v.

SING SING. y. Y, April 22.-Warden
SaCe. having been officially notified by
Governor Morton that the latter VIII not
interfere In DR.. Buchanan's case has
axad "Wednesday morning at II o'clock
Tor the execution OF Buchanan. Invita-
lions TO witnesses requsstin. them to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
I,tcrcsting Elevations.

LONDON, April 1.-The Right Hon.
Arthur Wellesley Peel, ex-Speaker ot the
House OF Commons has been elevated 10
the peerage, with the title OF viscouht'
The Rev Archibald Farrar' H. ~ Cahon
of Westmnstr r. has been appoih'eu "e""
pf Canterbury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
The Dover Deadlock.

DOVER, DEL. April 22.-The llsth bal
lot for United States senator. taken to-
day. resulted as follows:
Higgins Republican). 9: Addicks (Re-
nublican). 6: Pennewill Republican,. 81;
Massey Republican,. 3; kidgely Demo
craft. 3; Tunnel Oemocrap. /. ABB
sent l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Connecticut Bank Closed.

WASHINGTON. April 22-Comptroller
Eckels to-day closed the First National
Bank az WiIlimantic. Conn. and placed
Bank Examiner D0oley in charge. The
capital Of the bank Is 10000. and 1t has
become impaired. II is said. through the
carelessness or otherwise Of the CASHIER
1f.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
otI,,cY, Ayatu yIOleutly shaken.

VIENNA. April "a violent earth
quake. accompanied with thunder, shook
Iaibach this afternoon. Eight or ten
buildings collapsed. and the few fami-
lies who had returned TO their homes ned
back to the fields.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
vxu.i~ Iudemntfles Italy.

ROME, April 22.-An ofhcial dispatch
from Caracas says Venezuela Is ABOUT 10
pay the Italian Legation IN that city siV-
n0j indemnity for losses suffered by Italian
subjects In the last war.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
No Incounc-Tax Action.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-The United
states Supreme Court to-day took no ac-
ton on the petition for rehearing in the
lrcnnn-fnX case.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
Chinese Indemnity Loan.

BERLIN. April e2.-The Cologne Gazette
says that the Chinese loan OF 3o.oOo,Vo0
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

orders for printing sent to the DIS
patch Company will be given prompt at
ient.on, and the style Of work ana prices
will be sure 20 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

oid papers Tor sale 90 DC a8nssss -
DISPATCH o6acA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

Old papers for sals at the Dispsten
ofIca.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23
ORIENTAL PEACEHTERMs.
They Are Objected &" by RUSSIA.
Gcrmuny, and France.

RFRIJN. April 1.-THE Koelnische Zel-
tung saws that the German. French, ana
Russian Ministers In Toxic have adj
dressed Identical notes 10 the japanese
Government protesting In a friendly but
energetic, manner against the terms OF
peace.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-23

II II Ind not been that a shipment OF 900
pieces jid not arrive In tins tor On Inn
porter we'd never had en- nor been able 10
have offered yoa this quality Laces at the
prices thew are now marked. But-thai's
Just our business: To know where there's
late shipment-an cver-suppi7--to snap
them UP at hair price and give You the
benefit.
Black Chantiliy Laces up TO inches wide
2jc., 35c., soc. kind-at the prevailing price
VI l2lsc.
Black SIX Bourbon, q incaes vide. 25c.
These are not all the Lace specials wo
have. Bless you. no. There's Ivory. Beige.
Point Venise. Net Tops, aud every one Of
them mighty bargain.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
B1BLIOTECA DE sELA CORRESPONDENCE" 2e

Guy la bes6 la mano, Sc encogi6 de HON.
bros desapareci6 bajo el p6rtico de la torre
Couroelles estaba descontento intrigado.
Hab1a ALI un nuevo misterio, la institutriz f.
guraba en- 81 como en- todos los dsmas.
Dejaba caminar su oaballo cerca del de
Juana sin pronnnciar 81 nj una palabra.
-Es igual-dijo por fin, con tono aggressive
pesar de sus habitos de urbanidad-iNo Sc
81 ocurrirfa siampre 10 mismo en- Escocia; pero
estan pasando cosas tan sorprendentes!. q.
Juana oomprendi6 el ataque y Sc pusa en-
guardia.
d J0esde cuando, caballero?-pregunt6.
-Desde que estais aqu1.
La joven refreno su caballo.
IT rmbien vOs sefor de COurcelles! ITam.
bien vOs me aousais?
-iQue quereis, se6orita. Yo me deio lle-
var por Ia c,rriente, y bien sabe Dios que estoy
siempre dispuesto d encontrar disculpa en- todo
10 que Sc relaciona con Ia mujer; pero todo ell
mundo aquf os acusa de los pecados de Israel.
Hasta el estimable y reverendo sehor Kimdale,
ese tip asombroso de Ia carload evangelical, es
ta lame tandO siempre el que hayais sustituido
10 f. ldad en- PERSONA es decir, miss Catali-
na,Krugarstein Pretende, 20 no estoy muy
leios de Greer que tiene razon, que 81 esa horri-
BILE y honrada slemans continuase en- Glenmore,
los Oaballoa no se deshooarian tan facilmsnte,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
Nos escriben de Ponce:

"El dia de Julio 1ltimo espir6 el pla-
20 del concurso anunciado por Ia Alca]dfa
de Las Piedras para Ia provision en- pro-
piedad de la Secr6tarfa dc aquel Ayunta-
mionto: prosant6se como aspirante don
Vicont9 Ortiz, quien envi6 sus documen-
tos. A T)o9ar de que ha transcurrido I'm
mes va, no SO ha publicado en- Ia "Gaceta"
el rombramionto del que resulte electo.
apatia por parta de aquol Munioipio 8 ne
gligencia on el cumplin1iento do Ia Ley:
por tanto ruc10 ust0d lame Ia { tenci6n
del Excmo. 81, Gobernador General, para
que 81 fornule ALI Ia correspondence ter
ma y la envlo 4 la superior aprobaci6n de
dich6 A4t0ridad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
Nos escriben de Cavev;

'' Llama muy mucho Ia atenci0n en-
este pueblo quito, el que en- los dias festi-
vos SO cierran todos los establecimientos
en- general, ,exceptuando los de dos se1ores
comerciantes, que SO mantienen abiertos
hasta las horas de costumbre de los dias
laborables. Estos sehores ponen en- COM
promise los Po56:res dependencies contra
de estar alzando el caliz y como no hay
otro eetablecimiento alberto mas que estos
dos, SO reunen en- mayor nt1mero sus pro-
fetas. Sobre el particular llamamos la
atenci6n della policla 8 de quien CORES
DOnda,"
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Nuo8tro companero en- Ia prensa el So.
nor Iz"ca D1az, director que fu6 de LA
tros lectorea, SO halla sornetido q un pro
coso militar sufri0ndo terriblemente sus
consecuencias, nos telegraf6 esta mafana
dosde Rio piedr&s participandonos que &
las siete y media hab1a salido de ALI On
viaje para esta Capital. Deseamos al com
panero porscguido mejor fortuna cue
pronto pueda gozar de la mas completa
1iharta6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
Nos escribon de Aguadilla:

NOS 6sCTTO5T U5 Z1g Us5U1171:
'No haco muchO que en- las columnae
de su ilustrado peri6dico fu6 denunciado
ell bibliotecario don Regime Acosta, para
que la pdblica opinion le censurara su fal
pa, pues atendfa mas un Casino que re-
presentaba; el tempo, personaje muy JUL
cioso, ha venido darnos la raz6n con 10
ocurrido en- el Centro de Artesanos de esta
villa ella Victoria. Hoy es la comidilla
del dia ese enojosO asunto, pues con el fin
de obtener la reelection ell referido Acosta,
trat6 de poner de frente 6 Ia honrada cla-
lfsimas personalidades de esta sociedad
Con tai motive, SO ha publicado una hoja
impresa, titulada '' Protesta defensa"
que ha circulado profusamAnte. Todo es-
to ha dado por resultado que entire la gen
to obrera SO trata de fundar Otro c1roulo
do "Instrucci0n RecreO".
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284 EL COLLAR DEL RAJAH

rre! 81 NAL, felizmente, no es muy grave. ...
y quien sabe, acaso 81 20 hubiese nacido mu-
jer en- So oondioiGn dotada de su admirable
belleza, me hubiese dejado arrastrar mayores
excesos. perdiendo q los demds conmigO iAquel
que este limpio de pecado, que Ia arroje la pri-
mera piedra!
En- ell momento en- que Juana atravesaba el
vestfbulo. Job Sc aproximo ella.y la di,o:
la senora duquesa ruega la senorita
que pase q verla.
-Ah! tHa sido milady quien os ha dado
esa orden?-exclarn6 Juana sorprendida
NO; ha sido lord James. Su Gracia es-
pera la senorits.
-Esta bien; voy ALA.
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Calculando cue el rs pS de Ia %

Calculando que 81 rs p3 de Ia pobla-
ci6n de I'm pals puede armarse para la
guerra en- case necesario, tendr6mos que
A Austria puede armar $500, 900 hombres;
B6'gica l.46O, 900; Dinamarca 400 600; Fran:
cia $50, 900; Alensania 10 millones; Gran
Bretaha, 12.OOO,O 600; Grecia 1876 900; Italia
800. 900; Portugal 10000; Russia
aaeeo TS P921 suna zooSSS Ssoo6o Sro0" No.
Retreta esta noche por Ia Banda del
''Espaha Musical" Paso doble, Pedrell.
segnndo. Fantasia De la opera El Profe+
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08

iQue cosa mas herrnosa es Ia justicia!
Pues bien, 81 81 pdblico dc esta Capital
Quiero hacer just cia q los n6ritoe de un
actor estudioso, concionzudo = de talento,
no deje de acudir al teatro, on la noche de
hoy, Els el Eenefoi0 del aplaudido actor
don Alfredo Alc6n. Un acontecimiento
teatral, por el programa Ell obj>to. El
somobrero de copa; Mia PamchG por la
gentil Victoria SaLas y el bale ole Sev6111.
AL teatrO!
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sima Luisa Rufy, oapaz con suS "couplets''
de volver "tarumba" San Apapucio. La
funci6n empezara q las u. Y, gra-
cias, amigo Pubillones, por haber atendi-
do nuestra indication.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08

Esta tarde ha llegado 8 la Capital
Juan Jose Potous, alcalde de Ponce. Rel
teramosle nuestra afectuosa bienvenida,
deseando tenga el gusto de yer ma6ana {
pasado sin novedad, su estimable fami
liza que debe llegar en- el vapor correo de
la Ponfns111a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08

Copia E1 Ej6rcito Espazoz del HerGzdo:
''Maestre Amabile, escritor distingui-
do, inioiado en- todos los secretos y como
cedor a~fondo de las propagandas de los
insurrectos cubanos y de los laborantes
filibusteros, asegura que 81 Espaha, can
sada de una lucha e1tenuadora, firma un
tratado reconociendo la Independence de
Cuba, 6sta pagara trescee4atos 'na5Uomes de
da4rOS, en- tftulos cuya emission y garantia
correr&n cargo de los EstadOs Unidos. "
Claudio Muriel, en- aptitud para rea-
nudar 81 trabajo interrumpido por la en-
fermedad que le causara la p6rdida de
una pierna, da las gracias al ExcmO.
Ayuntamiento de esta Capital que con la
cantidad de SO pesos, asf como ''La Pre-
visora" clos Amigos del Bien P1blico"
con 10 pesos cada una de estas dos insti-
tuciOnes ben6fcas, contribuyeron en- igual
forma que otras personals, costearle una
pierna de gonna y a hacer por tanto mas
llevadera su afictiva situaci6n; para todos
tiene la mas profunda gratitud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
vARIEBADEs

CERECEDO Hermanos y Companfa,
han recibido en- su Colmado las excelentss
AGUAS DE LOECHES MINERALES
posicioues. Obran de dos maneras: Co
no purgante y como alterante. Como
purgante es ell mas rapido, eficaz, suave y
barato. Sc obtiene con su uso rapidas Gu
raciones en- la debilidad, dolor de estoma-
go, en- las digestiones diffciles, restablece
oronto las funciones reprimidas y es un
verdadero especifico en- las manifestation
nes escrofulosas, herp6ticas Stills cons
titucional.-Se encuentra en- todas las bo-
ticas.-Unicos agentes los citados sefores
Cerecedo Hermanos y Compania.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08

81 el Ayuntamiento quisiera hacer una
buena obra, deber1a mandar adoquinar el
trozo dc Ia calle de la Tanca, comprendido
entire Fortaleza y San Francisco. En- esa
cuesta es en- donde los carretoneros bar
baros SO extreman en- azotar maltratar q
las pobres caballer1as que no pueden So
portar el peso della carga con que SO les
ahr11ma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08
En- Ponce fu6 detenido q bordo del va.

En- Ponce fu6 detenido 4 bordo del va
por 'Marfa Herrera, el individuo Juan
Taven6 presunto autor del robo de un re-
loj de orc y leontina del mismo metal. Di-
chas prendas les fueron robadas en- "a de
Julio ultimo don Julio Auffanty SO las
oouparon al detenido. Este servicio ha
sido prestado por los Vigilantes Justo Cla-
verO Y Francisco Baeza.
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Nos comunican &c Puerta de Terra
Catalina ROdTGg2I

Nos cOmunlcan de Puerta de Tlerra:
layer ha ocurrido I'm sensible suceso
en- la calle de San Agustfn, donde un ca
rro que iba carrera tendida, estrope6 I'm
nifo de pocos aflos, eausandOle varias con-
tusiones. Ell hecho en- verdad NADIA tiene
de extraf1o, pues 81 es grave la falta de los
carreros. mucho mas grave es el abando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-08

Prosiguen los aplausos en- el Circo
de Puerta de TERRA, entire los ejercicios
acrobaticos, ecuestres y gimnasticos, y
ante la sabidur1a que ell CorOnel Pubillones
ha inculcado con paciencia y latigo una
collection de animales. Anoche exhibio
una foca saba, que toca la pandereta y la
guitarra dispara cahonazos. La fOca
miraba con sus ojazos tristes al Coronel,
como dici6ndole, d6jeme de mdsicas de
tiros, y ll6veme al polo, que aqu1 hace mu
cho calor. Para esta noche, otra variada
function, en- la que tOmar6 parte la harmo