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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
What Veteran. Want.

in-Chief Walker of the Grand Army, to-
eether with members Of the national ex.
ecutive committee, will leave Monday for
st. Paul to make arrangements for tho
next encTmpmcnt. Colonel Walker said
yesterday that the National Grand Army
would ask some legislation during tho
coming congress. He said: "We shall
ask that the pensions be made specific I'm
character and relief, so that it will not be
left to an arbitrary board to determine
whether a man is entitled to a pension or
not. When a pension is fixed, it should
not be afterward reduced or taken away
Another thing we want is that widows
pensions be made uniform at &l2 month.
We also ask that the dependent clause in
widows pensions be changed"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Engineer and Conductor blamed.

Boston, Nov. 3O.-The Massachusetts
railroad commissioners issued statement
last night, in which they place the blame
for the accident on the Boston and Maine
road at Edgeworth station on the evening
of Nov. 2. The commissioners find that
the cause of the accident was the inexcus-
able neglect of the men in charge of tho
shifting freight train to obey the rule
which requires a train of that description
TO keep out of the way of regular pas
senger train. The conductor and engi.
ncer of the freight train both knew tho
risk they w,rc taking, and are alike re.
sponsible for the disaster that cnsued
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
BRIEF LOCALS.

On Dec. 6, the First Light Infantry will
tender complimentary review to
Governor Lippitt in Infantry Hall, after
which the remainder of the evening will
be devoted to the entertaining OF the
many guests Of this organization.
n. s. Greet of Somerv.lle, Mass, the
great "chalk talker." interested large
number Of Junior Christian Endeavorers
in the Broad Street Christian Church last
evening, il being their annual rally.
There were other exercises, participated
in by the young ladies, which were highly
entertaining.
AT the Bell Street Chapel last evening
there was an interesting meeting, ii being
the second in the series for the discussion
of social problems. "Do,s he Church OF
Today Help the Laboring ManW wac the
subject and the sneakers were Rev. Anna
Gariin Spencer, Rev. III. c. Hay, Hon.
Charles +. German, Robert Grievc and
T.. &. Pierce, Esq.
Lewis Perry, q popular young man who
has recently been employed in the
freight department OF the New York,
New Haven d Hartford II. X. Company,
died very suddenly last evening of heart
failure. He was down town shortly after
o'clock, and at halfpast eight be was
dead. He was unmarried and lived at
home.
There was considerable excitement on
Weybosset street near Dorrance this noon.
between 1915 and 2:45 O'Clock, when a
stableman tried to break in a young
green horse. Many on-looKers were
present and at times il looked as IL the
horse would do serious damage. The
police say that these experiments should
be tried on less crowded thoroughfarcs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
MISTAKENFO FOR A BURGLAR
Soldier Shot by a COachman at
ThrOggs Neck.

New York. Nov. oO.-Anthony Coniey, 20
years old, "a soldier attached to the command
at Fort Schuyler. at Throggs Neck. was mis-
takon for q burglar attempting TO rob the
residence of Coils i. Huntington early
Thursday morning. and Mr.. Huntington's
coachman emptied the contents OF double
barrel shot gun into his leg.
The police of the westchester station only
heard o, the shooting carly this morning.
and they then placed the coachmsn under
arrest. The coachinan said be shot Conley
because be was acting IN suspicious manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

SEQ whstY Why, the 1.-TWO Orphans" one
et the greatest plays ever written. II Is to
be produced ut Lothrop's Opera House next
weeS, with the brilliant Kate Dallas and her
own company in the cast This great play has
been produced at Lothrop's several times. but
tbU management assures the patrons Of this
popular play house. that never. never, never
have they presented D'Ennery's great work
in a style that will characterize its coming
presentation. Come and see 10. and you'l be
clad.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
The Storms Harvest.

BERLIN, Nov. 80. "A dispatch to The
Cologne Gazette from ODESSA says that
about 500 deaths are recorded as having
resulted from the severe storms which
have prevailed recently in that district
OF Russia. The victims i'm nearly all cases
were drowned or frozen TO death. Great
distress prevails throughout the storm
swept country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Dangerous Log Jam.

SARATOGA, N. ", Nov 80 There Is
an immense and dangerous jam Of logs
in the Hudson River at Palrer's Falls.
The blockade extends a mile up the river
and logs are piled eight or ten feet deep.
A large force of men are trying TO break
the Jam and some of the logs have been
forced over the dam, which has direct
fall of 75 feet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Funeral of Alexander Dumas.

PARIS, Nov. 80 The funeral of Alex
ander Dumas took place today and was
unostentstious, in accordance with the
wishes of the deceased author and drama
tist. rhe remains were conveyed yester-
day from his residence at Mariyle- Roi to
his house in this city anS the body was
taken from the latter place at noon today
and inferred in the cemetery OF Mont
MRrtrc in the presence of vast concourse
of literary men, artists and actors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
PAWTUCKET THIEVES.
They Broke Into Several Places
Last Night.

Thieves broke and ente red last night the
stores Of the Rhode Island green houses. II.
l.. Graham. plumber. the American Grocery
and Mrs. Phoebe Arnold at Pawtucket. They
secured about $50 in the American Grocery
buildings, but nothing. in any OF the other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

Eben +. Rexford writes in The Ladies'
Home Journal that ants do not harm
plants TO any great extent. Indeed they
are OF benefit in most instances, as they
catch the insects, which, IL left 10 them
selves, would soon damage the plants
greatly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Not Inherited.

"Thcy say young Bints suffers terribly
from insomnia.
Yes, and l cannot understand why it
should be SO, for his father was night
watohman, you know. "-Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin.
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Caution.

We are informed that party, representing
himself as an agent for US, is new canvassing
the city for a map of Providence and n bnsi
ness directory and that he states we are not
TO publish a new map of Providence with our
Directory OF 1896. This is all false. The man
does not represent us and we shall publish
the map as usual with our next directory.
SAMPSON, MURDOCH & co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Westminster Unitarlan Church.

Tho following music will bo rendered by
the choir tomorrow at morning service
Anthem. "Reioice the Heart Of Thy Serv.
ant. with tenor solo by DR.. Davis. ana alto
solo by Miss Desne. by southard; solo, by
Mfss ffora prerst-T Hrei N4.iee-, . i.sL SAINT
ley: tenor solo. "Be Thou Faithful Unto
Death" sung 10y Dr. Clarence y. Davis, and
anthem, Sabbath OF tho SOUL" with alto
solo. by Bohm.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Distrusfed HI. Taste.

" Frederick, F" she said to her musical adj
miror, they say that you steal good
many melodies"
well, you know, almo8t all composers
do that nowadays. You shouldn't blame
me for that. Washington star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

Professor Packard concludes his report,
by stating that while in color, hardness,
crushing weight, non-corossity. ease in
quarrying and durability the LIMERICK
marble Is commendable, he could not
recommend its use in the State House.
To obtain it would involve a very large
outlay, as no private concern would be
likely to undertake the quarrying, while
the dikes and seams running through ii
made it doubtful il blocks as large as
those called for by the specifications
could be obtained.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
MEASLES EPIDEMIC.
Fifteen Cases at the Naval
Station, Newport.
This Will Effect Transfer Of Boys to
Training Ship.

NEWPORT, X. l., Nov. 3O.-An epidemic
OF measles is now prevailing at the navsl
station and already there are Is cases in
the hospital. This will effect the transfer
OF boys to the training ship Alliance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
SENTENCED TO DEATH.
A New Trial for Holmes Has Been
Denied.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30.--Judge Arnold
today refused to grant new trial to IL.
III. Holmes, who was covicted of the
murder OF B. Pietzei in this city, Sep. 2,
1895, and sentenced him to death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
F. r. GAUNTLETT, Supt.

original the
hotels and clubs such
CIark Hotel Castle Hotel Coply
Laneham ThorLdkc, United States rho
Club Springfield Also
recommendation Dr. John W. Pratt Resident
Massachusetts, General Hospital AID letters fon
leading physicians of Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
SAFE BLOWN OPEN.
A Postofiice Robbed Of Seven Hum
dred Dollars.

EppISG. N. H., Nov. 5o.-The postofiice
here was broken into during the night. The
safe was blown open and between s600 and
500 was secured by the burglars
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
Glass Pitchers Free.

Two-Quart Glass Pitchers Free with Ono
Pound of Tea or Baking Powder at East India
Tea Co. = store, 2S9 Westminster street, next
Gladdinp'a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
PARKER HOUSE.
BOSTON, Nov. /, 1895.

take pleasure in stating that Mr.. Roger F. Scannel
has manufactured Soda and Mineral Waters for this house
and Youngs Hotel since he began business twenty-five
years ago. and for several years previous to that while in
the employment of Dr. Samuel H. Woods druggist.
His goods have always given perfect satisfaction.
]. REED WHIPPLE Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
PURITAN CLUB.
BOSTON, Nov. A, 1895.

We are highly satisfied with the Soda and Mineral
Waters supplied to us by Mr., Roger F. Scannell
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
JAMES LYNCH, Supt.
HOTELS BRUNSWICK AND VENDOME.

BOSTON, Nov. 2, 1896.
We take great pleasure in recommending the Mineral
waters that Mr. Roger F. Scannel has supplied to for
several years-snce the hotels opened.
BARNES, DUNCKLEE GREENLEAF, Proprietors,
w. B. MAYO, Wine Steward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
BOSTON, Oct. "a, 1895.

DUD IUNJ UUC D4j I0SJ
Themneral waters manufacturedby Mr.. Roger f Scam
nell consider be second the MARKET whether
foreign domestic They have been used by the mem
bers Of this club for thirty years. and have always
given the greatest satisfaction
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
ALGONQUIN CLUB.
BOSTON, Nov. 4, 1895.

BUSTON, NOV. Il 1870.
take great pleasure in saying that have used the
mineral waters manufactured by Mr. Roger F. Scanne,
for the past twenty years. the Parker House and at the
Algonquin Club, wine steward consider them supe-
rior to any others. rr,r,or,u ,,, ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
SOMERSET CLUB.
BOSTON, Nov. /, 1895.

BUSTUN, Nov. /, 1890.
1t gives great pleasure to state that have been
using for the past thirty years Soda and Mineral Waters,
manufactured by Roger F. Scannel and they have given
good satisfaction to the members.
GEO. HILL, Supt
UNION CLUB
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

BOSTON, Nov. S, 1895.
For over thirty years Mr. Roger Scannell has sup
piled this hotel and also the old fremont House with Min
eral Waters that always given the best satisfaction
:. ]. +. MERROW, Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
BOSTON, Nov. l. 1896.

have used for the past twenty-five years the mineral
waters manufactured by Mr.. Scannell consider that
there nothing in the market superior to themforeign
Or domestic. GEORGE S. JONES, Wine Steward
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
,ris Mild and Era,rant.

The Satanic 100 cigar; Try it.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30

The Satanic ioc Cigar; Try it,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
AMERICAN HOUSE.
BOSTON, Nov. 2, 1895.

BOSTON, Nov g. 1895.
highly recommend the mineral waters supplied by Mr.
Roger f. Scannell to this house for many years.
GE0.AKEELEk: Proprietor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-30
NOTICE.

rI,o LET.-APARTMENrs IN THE WHIT.
held," Broad, Pearl and Lockwood Streets
low rent Apply Jsnitor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10

sabemos que los electores' de aquel distri
60 tstsn At1nanimea e volver q sacar trinn-
fantss sen lasspr :ximas elecciones para Di-
putado a Cortes, al eefior don Santos Fer
nandez p Laza, actual diputado por el mis-
mo distrito y que Sc ha tornado por 6I un
interes digno del mayor en- comic, no des-
e'nsando hasta haber obtenido benefciios
Calidadcs, tales como ell puente sobre ell
rio GuajatacA y reparaci6n de la Iglesia
do Quebra dillas, la Ley de minas que
tantO favor ce los fosfatos de Isabella,
Eos trabajos para la carrettra de Lares y
otros de .verdadera utilidad. De estos di
putados que Sc desvelan por su distrito
son los que necssita Puer to Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
BBE1ornoA Dn ''LA CORRESPONDENCE"

mics; 50 pcbre pecu!io en- ell momento de su
huidA, nj delante de la marquesa, luna madre
para ella!
II sin embargo, la devoraba un invenoible
deeeo. de volver yer Tavernay, Ia casita don
d, Sc babfa criado, los bo ques de 50 Morvsn;
en- fin, todo 10 que hlbfa abandonado!
Confesaba su amante que Sc alegraba mu-
cho de Ia vuelts de Jaime que esto la quitaba
un peso de la conciencis -
-Antes-decfa- -eiempre le estaba viendo,
allS, peril 20, ensangrentado, tsndido sobre Ia
TERRA enrojecida, abandcnado.
saliendo del Bot1 leo, apoysda en- ell brszo
del baron, le explicaba sus deseos respecto su
prometido.
Ella querfa saber algun dia q7e Sc habfa Ca
sado con una joven honrada que le hicisra feliz.
Entonces 81 olvidarfa Goa facilidad y al me-
nos no la maldecirfa1 uas.sus ancianos padres,
por el NAL que les habfa causado.
AL pronunciar estas palabras suspiraba.
Aquellos suspiros podfan pasar por las dlti
mas palmtacioaes de un amor que trataba de
ahogar. Tal vez trat'ra de enganarae q sfSmis-
ma; pero Ia tristeza que intentaba. ccultar era
siempre profunda. ~... > =. - - --><
. Una mafana Ia dei6 sola eI bar6n en- el ho-
tel mienteas 81 iba haoer una vista; sali6 ella
{ az veg sole, : Vagando poE los alrededoEss as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10

segdn vemos en- los 1ltimos despachos
declarado Ia guerra a la Gran Bretafla
Aprimera vista, parece eoto una parejeria;
pero, bien mira 10, la pequefa rep1blica
americana puede resistir el ataque de los
ingleses, pues cuenta con un auxiliar po-
deroso: el cigarrillO de Cabafas, c6lebre
en- 81 mundo entero, por sus excelentes
condolences.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
AMoREs QUE EATAN

379 AMoREs QUE EATAN
Sc embarc6 para Calais, al dia sigu;ente por la
mabsn SO despertaba Rosa. q ESQ de las once,
en- su magnffca habitaoi6p de Ia Calle Fortuny,
do de hab1a llegado aquella noche. Ninguna
carts, ningdna notioia del pats, cu>ndo tantO las
deseaba!
Andrea no daba sehales de vida Sc admi-
rs de este en- un principle y, despues pens6 en-
su amigo de la "Cit& Vind6", en- la mission de
que ests ba encargada para So hermana mani
fest6 deseos de sa1ir.
La doncella estaba preve1ida
El sehor b ron debe volver pronto-dijo.
No ha querido tul bar vuestro suefo.
>-iAhl
-Creo que la senora harta bien en- esperar-
-PQede SER
Y ademda la genora debe estar canssda
jpor ell viaje
NO. no mucho.
Rosa sc decide quedarse Ademas des-
de el- encuentro en- la "Cite Vinde', temia en-
contrarse de nueso emf g. tie del te7iente.-
1Qu& le hubiera dicho?
4 A las dooe mand6 un ayiso al baron.
Su ito estaba mejor y, aunque grev;, el pc.
ligro no pareota inminente. Iria la Gale For
tuny aquella tarde. ~. *-7@S2......z@-. .4s
Rosa ignoraba todavfa el conteri 10. del so..
hre que y habta entregadp el doctor Rsttaud,
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= BANco PoPUrARo

CUY0 principal objeto es ell de facilitar al ahorPo
los pobres, desarrOando asi los habitos de orden y
economic.
Admite imposiciones desde 25 centavos en- ade-;
lante. negando cinco pesos les abona ell por;
100 de intereSeS anual
Da dinero pr9stamo tres meses plazo con dos
trufas de reconocida sovencia de las cuales ha
de ser de esta Capital descontando los intereses al
por lOO anual en- cantdades que excedan de Glen
pesos al 10 pOr 100, de cento uno a doscientos Y;
al 9 pOr ciento de doscentos uno quinientos
Coloca dinero en- primera hipoteca, sobre fncas
urbanas DC esta Capital hasta la mitad del vaor de-
vencional.
Deecuenta letras, pagar6s = obligaciones, paga-
deras en- esta Capital, cuatro meses plazo con dos
buenas frmas
Abre creditos bien garantizados meses plazo.
Su Junta de Gobierno compone hoy de los se-
% nores Munoz Barrios. Lcdo. Rossy, Lopez Cepero.
Guilermety' Chevremont, Molns Schira Leon
Nifez. N0UA
. Plaza de Alfonso XH.=Los lunes, microbes ID.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10

~ Dicen de Humacao que llueve sin ce
sarpor alh todos los dias. Muchas fami-
,liasse han lido & yeranear q la playa la
cIudad, como es natural, esta muy triste.
Sc encuentra ALI nuestro distingsido ami
go el sehor don Belisario Alvarez, digno y
probo magistrate de .esta Audiencia Te-
Propiedad. Dicho caballero SO hospeda en-
Ia casa del que es tambi6n distinguido
amigo nuestro ell seflcr Teniente Ooronel
don Agapito Picazo, comandante militar
del Departamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10

A continuation reproducimos la orden
del dia del BGtGIE64e V1ILGd0EGd, dictada el
del corriente que hemos podidO obtener
por conductO de I'm amigo.
Dice as1:
Gel Ayuntamiento de Pe6uelas, ha re
galado al Battalion, 2 cajas con !, 200 taba
COS Otras dos cOn"cajetillas para la trOpa
Va caias con 200 tabacos para los se6Ores
oficiales, afladiendO que ST el ObsequiO es
insignifcante, ell amor que profesan a sus
hermanos, que van cOnbatir la insu-
rrecci6n de Cuba, es immense, y que de-
sean demostrar, en- todO tempo, las SIM
Datfas que les merece este battalion.
"Aceptado ell ObsequiO, con reconOci-
niento dado las gracias, SO hace publ
co en- la orden del Cuerpo, para conoci-
naientoy satisfaction de todcs.
E'Igualmente la distinguida sehOra
dofia Margarita Alomar de Rosich, rvmi-
ti0 con esta fecha los efectOS siguientes:
30 vendas de diferentes tamanos, l GAIA
con Is imperdibles, paquete de hilas,
Daouetes de trapos de hilo, GAIA de car
ton conteniendo yardas de esparadrapo.
Gal dar las mas expresivas gracias
la misma por los delicados sentimientos
que ellOs representan Io hagO presente en-
reconocimientO de tOdOs."
De Ponce nos dicen tambi6n despues
de hacer iustos encomios de Ia anterior or
den del d1a, que hay ALI gran entusiasmo
para obsequiar al bizarre Battalion que en-
breve SO embarcara para Cuba Hab!ase
de rifles magni6cOs que Sc regalaran los
jefes, y ofciales y de un gran banquete
nercio el pueblo tambi6n Sc d1sp nen
para festeiar dignamente a esos va)ientes
defensOres de la integridad de la patria,
que de tan generates simPat1as gOzan en-
la bella ciudad del Sur.-DaremOs deta-
lies opOrtunamente.
esq., aa FNlA LUNA,-Visite usted este popular
estabiecimiento San Francisco esquina a
Cruz. Enc ntrara ALI rasOs y rasete pre-
ciosos; paraguas y sombrillas que no hay
mss AHA y especialidad en- sombreros para
sefloras y adornos para las misma ,5@do de
Ultima novedad. Precios pOpularislmoS.
Anoche tuvimOs Ell gustO de ser pre-
sentados al safOr don Vicente Per1Z, dis
tinguido caballero y conccidO cOmercante
de Ponce, Quien, con tOda su apreclable
fanilia. Sc encuentra de pasO en- esta Capt.
tai. Que Sc deslicen felices las hOras que
pasen entire nOsotrOs.
ST vista usted la Capital de Puerto
Rico soIicite el restaurant La CatolamG
San Francisco Sc. Els dOnde mej0r SO CO.
me en- la lsla.
La seflora Presidenta de Damas de la
Cruz Roia ha recibido por conducto de la
seflorita dona Amparo Fernandez Mater
50 mantas y 1875 varas cretOna algod0n
que ell seflor e. J. Toste representative de
la casa Flint Eddy y O. de Nueva York
regala generCsamente en- nOmbre de sus
rePresentados y en- el propio q dicha Comi
sion, para ahadir q los dOnativOs que reci-
ben para enviar los heridos de Cuba.
Reciban dichos seflores las mas expresivas
gracias.
Registro civil del pueblo de Luquillo.
-Movimiento en- dicho Registro durante
ell mes de Abril tiltimo. Nacimientos "a,
clacifcados asi: Varones leg1timos 5, hem
bras idem 5. Varones naturales 10, hem.
bras idem 4. DefunciOnes Is, clasifcadas
asi: Varones 8 solteros y casado, hem
bras solteras y 2 viudas.
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RIIInnSn DEsAFIO DE GALLOs.

RUIn0S0 DEsAFIO DE GALLOs.-
Con mctivo- de las grandes fiestas de San
Isidro Labrador, patron de Cayey, ten
Iran lugar en- este pueblo grandes desaffos
de gallOs los dias Is, IA y Is del corriente,
para les que me complazco en- invitar los
afcionados de toda la isla, ofreci6ndoles
peleas con los pesos y cantidades que gus
ten.
6-4s Ce8dreo Rodriguez.
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Nos escriben de BaYam6n:

Llama mucho la atenc on en- este We
cindario Il hecho de que lor camilleros de
variolosos, son hoy los eneargados del
alumbrado pdblico: y como quiera que la
mayor parte de los faroles estan situados
en- los BALCONIES de las casas, 'denas eata
decir, que los encargados de ese servicio,
para limpiar y encender los faroless, Sc su :
Pf2 ooes Soo6s dos p5 p@3ode DE hSor 0s sspuado
varioloso, jQ a6 pi2nsa nuostro celoso Al
calde? iC6mo permite tales absurd 8?
lValientes medidas higi6nicas! Sepa ell
AyuntamientO que 81 ,igue la cosa en- csc
estado, la mayor parte de los faroles. So
ran descolgadOs de los respectivos bal
cOnos,"
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33 F0RTAlE7A 33.-si es listed persona

80 FORTAlEzA 33.-si es usted persona
de, gusto y le place que 10 traten bien,> visi
to el nuevo establecimiento Los DEEPEN
DIENTEs recien fundedo ~por los selore+
Arrivf Gonzalez c." en- la calle de Ia
Fortaleza num- 50. Da gusto yer allf el
baratura, sobre todo la mabilidad con los
parroquianos. Especialidad en- alfombras
para salas y apocentos, modelo persa,
precios sin competencia. Sc estan ven
diendO-no es guasa-por Ia .mitad de su
valor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10

DON. Mariana zAutoh, cantinero del
Quartet de Bal1aja, desea que manifesto
mes su gratitud & los sef1ores Jefes, 'off
ciales y tropa del Battalion de Colon y que
digamos asfmismo los del Batall n Pro
virles con su eficacia acostumbrada en- to
do 10 que SIC relacione con el cargo que
ejerce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-10
te1JO QUE MTFRFsAI La CAPITA, ~

: 1000 QUE INTEREsA! La CAPITAL DE Viz.
SArA y LA PUERToRR1QUESA de Sucesores de
Jose Hernaiz, ofrecen a sus numerosos parroquia.
nos y al pdblico en- general, I'm magnl6co surtido
ie teIas para todos los gustos aF alcance de to,
los los bolsillos. Especialidad en- tiras bordadas
lie todos anchos clases casimires nacionales v
extranjeros Realization de pintados Precics
ain cOmpetencia