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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-21
GOVERNOR WILL BE THERE.
Sever. County Veterans Reunion Begins
in MOntrOse Today.

in MOntrOse Today.
A large crowd Of Scrantonians out Of
interest or for pleasure will today take
advantage of q low excursion rate to
Montrose, where begins the annual re-
union Of the Seven-County Veterans
association.
Governor and Mrs. Hastings and 9TH
er distinguished persons will be there
and will be rendered banquet by the
citizens of the town during the after
noon. This event will take place in a
tent on the grounds Of the Susquehan-
ma County Agricultural society, a rocky
and wooded locality of much pictur-
esque beauty.
Montrose has had several notable re-
unions In her day, but for this occasion
(the reunion lasts until Friday night
the prominent men and women Of the
town have worked Jointly with. the
veterans In preparing one Of the great
hospitalities for which that mountain
town Is Justly noted An enormous
thrOng Of visitors is expected, as excur-
Sion rates have been made on all rail-
roads making connections from the
seven counties claiming membership in
the Veterans association.
Tickets from Scranton are good 60
Ing. and coming on any Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western train from
now until Friday, inclusive. Possibly
The largest number from here will leave
on this mornings o'clock train and
will start from Montrose on the return
trip at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-21
Gem Of tie Buildines.

The gem Of the buildings for the At
lanta exposition = the woman's building
desiyned by . PenrsylvaHla woman, Miss
Aefcuf. Of Ptttsbur6. TAs Atlanta com
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Ives Gave Too Great Odds.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The five
nights billiard match between
Frank Ives and Thomas j. Gal.
lagher, at Days academy, is at an
end. Ives undertook to play 5000
points, at the IA inch balk line,
against 1900 by Gallagher and lost.
He made 1928 and was beaten by
677 points. After the game an
other match was arranged for next
week for purse offered by Maurice
Daily and a side bet. Ives was
ready to bet any part Of 1000. He
also expressed a Willingness to
back Gallagher against anybody in
the country except Schaefer, Slos-
son, DAILY and himself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Trying to get At Russell.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-It is
stated at the postoffice department
that there is no doubt that the
man held at Bruges is Russell, the
Springfield, Ills., postoffice robber,
who escaped from Ludlow street
jail, New York. Chief Inspector
Wheeler says that he has received
photos OF him and all the officers
OF the force who know him are sure
it is Russell. 1t is also stated that
Russell is the only man at Bruges
who is wanted by the department.
The other persons arrested at the
same time are not men implicated
with Russell. The question as to
whether Russell can be secured
through extradition proceedings,
is giving the authorities here much
trouble, The Belgian authorities
have called attention to the fact
that their law knows no such
offense as an attempt to break into
and rob postoffice. The law Of
ficers of the postoffice department
and the attorney general are striv.
ing to arrange the extradition war
rant so that it shall, while properly
defining the offense, still fall with
In the terms of the extradition
treaty.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
r ssisting Tax Collections.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 16.-The
whole of the backwoods country in
the region OF the upper Gstineau
hills and forests north OF Ottawa
seems to be in a state of insurrec.
ton against the government Of
Quebec. The settlers OF this re.
gion are almost exclusively Irish,
who came out over 40 years ago.
Nest of them had been evicted
from their holdings and were per-
suaded to make Canada their home,
the representation being that there
should be no taxation on their
land, which should be given to
them forever. They have always
resisted the local and provincial
tax gatherers, and the officers have
never yet succeeded in .coercing
them. The expedition OF provin-
cial police sent up from Quebec to
make raid into the disaffected re-
gion for the purpose of setting the
property OF delinquents left here
fully armed with camping and cam
paign equipment. 1t failed, how
ever, to penetrate with it's teams
beyond the outer fringe of Lowe
Township. Bloodshed is feared.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Marlborough Explains,

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Duke
of Marlborough, who sails for En-
rope today on the steamer Fulda,
said in an interview last night:
at is with pleasure that / am
enabled to speak kindly of those
who have spoken kindly Of me. II
l speak little unkindly at times
l do not think you can blame me,
because there has been a lack of
chivalry which has wounded me
deeply. Mind you, l do not COM
plain OF this at all, for / am more
than sognizant OF the manner in
which you view me. But at the
same time, it is entirely within my
province to say you are mistaken.
Simply because 1 have chosen for
my wife an American girl it does
not necessarily follow that / am a
fortune hunter. God forbid that l
should be SUCH"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16

is made up on this point and 1 do
not know OF anything that can
change it,"
"Your friends have used your
name as possible candidate?"
eyes; it has been mentioned with
others; nut l hope now that my
name will be dropped and not be
mentioned in anyway in connec-
ton with the presidency. / prefer
to remain in private life, and those
who know me are aware OF the
reasons"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Campbell on The Third Term

NEW YORK, Nov, 16.-"I do not
believe that Mr.. Cleveland has any
more idea OF receiving a nomina-
ton for a third term than he has
Of becoming the Queen of Eng
land" This is the opinion ex-
pressed to a World reporter by
President Cleveland's friend, OK
Governor James f. Campbell, Of
Ohio, who has just made a fight to
regain his state for the democrats.
81 think" he continued. "that
Mr.. Cleveland is treating the sub.
Ject Of his candidacy for a third
term with the contempt that it de-
serves. The idea is too silly for
him Ito deny. To admit that he
even dreams Of such a possibility
as his being chosen to serve third
term is to admit that he is bereft
OF his senses. He is not called upon
TO deny that he is candidate; the
whole matter is too senseless and
absurd. Neither he nor any other
living man could be elected to a
third term OF the presidency of the
United States. He would not car
ry single precinct. Whatever the
president has been accused of he
has not been accused OF lacking in
common horse sense, and l think
he has far to much of that quality
tc regard third term talk as
meriting anything but silent con-
tempt on his part"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
whitney Does Not Wan. It.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Ex-Secre-
tary Whitney was seen at the horse
show and asked about being pres
idential possibility last night. Mr..
Whitney was thoughtful for a
moment and then said: 81 wish it
understood that am not a csndi-
date for the nomination at present
and will not be. My friends know
my desire on this subject and will
act accordingly. No man, b.
lieve, can truthfully say he would
not like to be president. It Is an
honor to represent nation which
cannot be too highly esteemed. /
will not say that / would not be
pleased if | were president, but /
will not allow myself to be made a
candidate under any consideration.
/ do not want Office Of any kind"
"Nothing would induce you to
change your opinion ?"
absolutely nothing. My mind
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Grain Blockade For a Purpose.

BUFFALO, n. ", Nov. 16.--Dur-
ing the past week there has been a
more or less serious blockade Of
grain at this port, in bound vessels
being delayed from 3 to days be-
fore being able to VI load at their
elevators. The cause is said to be
the determination of the railroads
to shut the canal route out. Ele-
vators having grain connections
are filled to their utmost capacity
as are also canal elevators, al
though the latter are used only for
storage purposes. The situation
has been aggravated by the arrival
Of large number OF grain laden
vessels which will not be able to
reach their elevators before Mon
day or Tuesday. There is also a
big grain fleet on its way down
and present prospects are that with
its arrival there will be the great
est blockade eff grain laden vessels
this port has ever seen.
After today the various insurance
companies will not insure any
grain shipped by canal, which will
have the effect of giving the entire
carrying business for the remain
der OF the season to the railroads.
This is evidently what the rail-
roads have had in view In causing
the blockade.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP co.
say ~ FRANCISCO, CAL.
IoViSHIAss ssa Anew Y0Rk N.Y.
MAHER CHI HAMPTON.
He Challenges the World, Fitzsim-
mons and Goddard Preferred.

He Challenges the World, Fitzsim-
mons and Goddard Preferred.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Peter Ma
her, whom Corbett has declared
champion, in making his debut
says:
~ am prepared to defend the
championship of the world turned
over to me by James j. Corbett
against any man in the world, Ro-
bert Fitzsimmons and Joe God
dard preferred. My reason for ex-
pressing a preference for Goddard
and Fitzsimmons is this: When L
met Fitzsimmons and suffered de-
feat at his hands / was only a
novice, and had but vague idea
of the rudiments of sparrlng. AL.
though / had beaten him l did not
at the time appreciate it, nor did 1
know enough Of the game to fol-
low up this advantage, which
would have Ultimately given me a
victory over him. The same is
true in regard to Goddard. My in
experience alone was responsible
for my reverses at the hands OF the
two men mentioned. They are the
only blots on my record, and L
wish to wipe them out as quickly
as possible. Fitzsimmons has
first call. He challenged me some
time a 20, and i now wish to state
that / will fight him in private or
public for $4,000 a side and a
purse ia one week, two weeks or
six weeks; but l would prefer an
early date. 1t do not care where
the battle ground may be. As to
James j. Corbett, L will say that
under no consideration will / chal-
lenge him or annoy him in any
way until he announces that he is
again an aspirant for champion
ship honors. Mr.. Corbett turned
over the championship to me and
| accepted it. He is now in retire.
ment so far as ring contests are
concerned, and for me to issue
challenges to him under the pres
ent condition of affairs would be
unfair and uns portsmanlike, so /
will exclude him from the list of
possible candidates for a fight with
mob
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
" as It Tramps or a Hold UP

New YORK, Nov. 16.-An express
train, in which were at least four
express cars, on the Pennsylvania
railroad, was held up by four men
at 10 o'clock last night at Morris.
vile, Pa, across the river from
Trenton, Nj. The train left Jer.
sey City at s o'clock and left Tren-
ton at 10 o'clock. Morrisville is a
little town. 1t was said though
that the robbers only got into one
car. 1t appears that they knew
something about the make up of
the train, for it is said the car they
broke into was a money car. APP
parently they encountered no seri-
Gus obstacle in the trainmen and
the messengers The robbers had
time to get out a number Of pack
ages. They. then left the train and
made off. No one was killed and
none OF the robbers were caught.
The train was No. %. At late
hour the Trenton police learned
that the robbers were tramps. They
were armed with revolvers and
knives with which they over
powered the express messenger.
The scene OF the robbery is lone
some place about three miles out
of Morrisville, Pa. AT the Penna
railroad station in Trenton the en-
ployes declare that there was no
hold up, but that the trouble was
due to few tramps who were
stealing a ride and who were dis.
lodged by train hands.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
May Not GO to Mexico

ROME, Nov. 16.-The pope has
suspended the creation of an apos-
tolic delegation, to Mexico and
Monsignor Nicola Averardi, who
was chosen by the pope some
months ago for the Mexican mis-.
sion, will remain at his post in
Rome. At the time that the ap.
pointment Of Monsignor was an
nounced it was stated that serious
disagreements has arisen between
the bishops and the Mexican gov.
eminent. The Episcopate of Mex
leo, it is said, has not looked with
favor upon the idea of an apostolic
delegation to that country.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Another Bond Issue.

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The Jour-
nal this morning says: President
Cleveland has decided that he will
not wait for action by congress be-
fore making another issue Of bonds.
The Washington authorities are
already in correspondence with
the New York bankers relative to
the issue, and it is probable that
the bankers will accept their prop
osition. Here is the proposition:
When the gold reserve falls to
$75,000,00 the banks shall deposit
$25,000,000 worth OF gold in the
sub-treasury, and take in return
4 per cent bonds on per cent
basis. The decline of the gold re-
serve to danger point last spring
forced the government to pay 81
per cent for the gold, procured by
the Belmont Morgan syndicate.
Credit has been re.established by
that operation, and the admins
tration desires to take advantage
of the greater business confidence
now prevailing TO secure gold at
the low rate of 3 per cent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
To Overthrow Crespo,

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-A special
to the Herald from Panama says
The news has reached here from
Curacao, West Indies, rs miles
from the Venezuelan coast, that
DIR. Rojas Paul has formulated a
formidable revolutionary plan, and
that the first blows OF the insurrec-
ton will be struck simultaneously
in Caracas, Coro, Maracaibo and in
various other districts in the inter-
ior.
DIR. Rojas Paul is the leader OF
the opposition to the administra-
ton of President Crespo, and his
plans are reported to be perfected
in every detail. He is now in
Curacao where he is conducting
operations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Tennessee Freesllverites.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. TO-
Pursuant to the call issued by
Hon. j. NJ. Head, the Tennessee
committeeman appointed by Sena.
tor Harris and other free silver
men, there will be meeting here
tomorrow Of prominent free silver
democrats, so as to select free sill
yer delegates to the next national
convention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Germany's New Move.

LONDON, Nov. 16.--The Stand
ard prints Shanghai dispatch to
a news agency here saying that a
German squadron has suddenly
anchored outside Of Annoy and, it
is reported, intends to occupy the
adjacent island of Quemoy as a
.coaling station.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16

Eovvdy need nave Neura tgla- Get DIR. Mines
0ain Pills fro dr1-o@'sts.t OnAcent dose
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
Taachers Terrorlzad.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. 16.--It is
reported that all OF the Christian
and Armenian teachers between
ErZeroum and Trebiszond are in a
state OF terror owing to the attitude
of the Kurds who are said to be
armed and actively aggressive
throughout tnat section of Arme.
MO
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-11-16
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleasant
ana refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stom ach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SO
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
LOUISVILLE. 81. Asw YoRk n.y.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-29
alba III InpoarcioI de Mayagjiez:

alba E1 Imparciat De Mayagiez:
sta mafiana Eel ~ salieron por
4asta Hormigueros rs individuos de
del battalion que guarnece esta, un
~ un sargento, que SO han prasenta-
;omo voluntarios para compartir los
res " las glorias de la actual campaf1a
Cuba. No podemos por menos que
audir la patri6tica decision de los que
udo la patria en- peligro, acuden vo-
tariamente al campo donde el honor
lama. Desde aqui fueron los citados
yiduos Hormigueros Dor tren, como
emos dicho, de donde seguiran s
%, de allf por camino de hierro lle-
INA incorporarse al batallfn de Pom
Les acompahaba el Teniente se6or
Borreg6n, que mandaba la fuerza, yendo
q despedirlos los jefes y ofciales de Al
fonso XIII y algunos distinguidos c3ba-
lleros autorida des de esta ciudad Ell
haber utilizado la via fsrrea, nos demues
ira que esta esta va recibida en- explo-
taci6n, de 10 cual nos alegramos muy mu-
cho."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-29
B1BLrornoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE"

Sc de un rival que le estorbaba, y quien abo-
recfa. nR~z.s.-
Amigo fntimo del Milo ario, comprendi6
ademas la causa de aquella aversion.
Conocfa Rosa La habfa visto durante
aflos en- el almacen de Gabriela, Ia habfa admi-
do como todos los client2s de la forista; habfa
dido algo de su historia de su plometido, de la
boda frs sc4ead,, del disgusto que habfa sido eau
sa de que fuera d Paris - -
La consecuencia era clara
La causa de Is ruptura era Ell baron Fer
ney el enamorado squel hermoso jover ii quien
habfan encontrsdo, en- el hotel de-, Paz
quieD, vuelto encontrar por ell baron en- Ia
Opera, habfa provocado el duelo.
81 Sc hubiese tratado de apostar entire aque-
Hos dos combatientes, de presencia, estatura
vigor desigueles, nadie hubiera dudado en- ha-
cerlo por ell Official
81 doctor Bertrand tuVo un movimiento de
inquietud por 81 cliente amigo.
81 captain Barberot estaba, por Ell contra.
rio, tisfecho de 81 apad.inado.
81 ''paisa 90 serfa Ell vencido, mucho &c
equivocaba.
mE cuanto al Fl leo, miraha les adverse
rios y 50 cara encendida granugienta, no ex-
presaba mas que indiferencia
Hab1a presenciado otros muchos dueloa.
IN 10 que penaaba era en- el exeelente as
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-29
AMOREs QUE MATAN

Ell asunto iba terminar sin herida grave
= su companero habfa ganado la causa
Una algeria particulr brill6 en- la faz del
Ffsico. ~ --.-
*Vi6 en- perspective Ia abundante comida
cue ofrecerfa ell vencedor.,
Los dos adversarios habfan baiado las ar
mas
Les medicos examinaron la herida.
Apenas habfa tocado la piel Ell arma
QuisieroD, sin embargo, dar por termioado
81 combste.
Pero una sefa del teniente, sus testigos
insistieron.
Ell baron no tenia mas que IN simple ara
nazc
81 captain Barberot tuvo que ceder ante Ia
Voluntad de So ahijado, muy pesar suyo.
Durante Ia corta discussion que Sc entablo,
81 baron, muy correcto, no pronuncio una pala-
bra dejando los te t,g,s decidir con toda Ii
bertad; pero Observable sd adversario con aten-
ci6n.
Pri.cipio de nuevo la lucha, mds diffcily
mas pelgrosa
Jaime segufa con el mismo vigor.
81 oombate dur6 alguaos minutes.
De pronto 81 captain Barbaret Sc lanz6 con
los brazoa abi rtos.
El tepie6te aoababa de aoltar Il eupada, Sc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-29
SOM8RERERIl Y CAMTsERIA Get, NO.

DELO, San Justo IL. La mar de cami-
sas escojer de todas ella es Y precios; ess
pecialidad en- cuellos y pufios de Ultima
moda; calcetines y camisillas fnas; para
guas y bastones y las meiores corbatas.
IodO baTatfsimo. 4-4
Destinos vacantes que Sc. publicaran
en- la "Gaceta" de mafiana Sc proveeran
con arreglo a las circulares del Gobierno:
AdJuntas, Official 90 de Ia Acadia, ca
bo de guardias municipales l guardia:
Ag0as buenaS, / guardia municipal: Jua-
na-Dlaz, idem idem; MayagGez, idem
ldem, urbanO y caminero; Aguadilla,
1 conserge de la Carnicerfa Matadero:
Bayamon, 1 celador del Cementerio; San
Sebastian, 2 gl1ardias municipales; Ba-
.rranquitas, idem idem; Viequee, porte
70 de la alcaldfa; Hatillo / eseribiente de
la alcaldfa; Capital, 1marinero de la falila
de Sanidad Maritime; Comunicaciones, 1
ordenanza en- San German; Obras PibIi-
bl1eas, IL peones camineros.
Los voluntarios de la isla de Cuba
constltuyen un verdadero eiercito En-
d8gO tenia Ell Institute esta organization:
eo DaLallones de lnfanterfa con 153 COM
pan1as, 78 secciones, 1872 jefes, 2, 1868 oficia-
les a, 874 individuos de tropa; Is regi-
mlentos de caballerfa con 80 escuadrones,
10 secclones, 10Y jefes, $50 oficiales y TO- ,598
indIVIduos de tropa; 2 batallones de arti-
llerla, brigada montada, companies, 2
secciones, IL jefes, 161 oficiales s,053 in
dlvlduos de tropa; battalion de ingenie--
ros con jefes, 50 oficiales y 1905 indivi-
duos de tropa, y 8 companies de infanterfa
de Marina con seccion, jefe, 10 oficiales
y $50 1ndlviduos de tropa. Total: Al ba-
tallones de fuerza q pie, con 162 compaffas,
81 secciones, IA jefes, 1866 oflciales y
$4,000 soldados; y 13 regimientos de fuer-
"a montada, con brigada, SO escuadrones,
l6 secciones, liz jefes, $50 ofciales 1O,913
soldados, que hacen en- junto, 63, lis hom-
bres. En- estos estan inclusos 81 sargen-
tos de cornetas, cabos de idem, sos ca
bos furrieles y 481 cornetas trompetas.
que son los que cobran haber del Estado.
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81 amigo que 10 suscribe nos supliea

El amigo que 10 suscribe nos suplica
La publication de loque sigue:
tHa biendo sorprendido a. Carlos Re-
yes hurtandome sacos vacios en- mi depo-
sito de carbon de Ia calle de Tetuan ntl-
nero rs, castigue como sc merecia al tai
individuo, lleQando on ese momento la pa
r9la de service a., dloh1 ho para1e, gaEdias
ordenandome me presentase en- el cuartel;
efectuada mi presentation, fuf inmediata-
mente pueeto en- ibsrtad por 81 senior of
cial de guardia don Evaristo Santamari-
ma. Esta es la verdad de los hechos.
LatlS ~. Br60qes.
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81 R, r. p.-Todas las misas que Sc di
gan el dia 80 del corriente en- Ia parro-
quial de San Francisco, seran en- su
fragio del alma del que en- vida fr6 ell So
nor. . PEDRO FABIAN Y FABIAN que falle-
clio en- Barcelona el dia 2 del p sado Mario.
Sc auplica a los amigos que fiji ron del fina-
do, la asistencia este piadoso acto. 3-3
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Ha fallecido aver en- esta Capital, y
esta tarde tuvo lugar Ell lucido entierro de
su cadaver, la sehorita dof1a Marcelina
Caballero Osorio, hermana de nuestro ami
go el procurador don Tomas Caballero.
Descanse en- paz la q. va no existe y su f.
mi!ia reciba nuestro mas sentido p6same.
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Por o e GGb9r9o General Sc han eTpe
las Maestras propuestas por ell Tribunal
de oposiciones, para las escuelas de nifas
de Guayama, Fajardoy Sabana-G Grande,
para la plaza de auxiliar de la escuela
practica agregada q la Normal de Macs
traS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-29

ST pueden evitar los escandalos que dia-
rio vienen sucedi6ndosA todas las noohes
en- la misma, con perjuicio de la trapquili
dad y>reputacion de los que no siendo par
tidarios de estas escenas, viVen en- la refe-'
da casa.