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Anti-Sa1OOn League.

A mass meeting of the Anti-Saloon
League was held yesterday afternoon in
Mount Vernon Place Church. The music
was rendered by the Hamlinc choir, with
solos by Miss Ida O'Neill, Miss Emma Will
Jams and Walter Humphrey The presj-
dent of the league, Rev. Luther T. Wilson.
DID,, presided, and after prayer by Rev.
DR.. Reed of Michigan, Mr.. James L. Ewin,
the first vice president of the league, gave
some account of the work which Is being
accomplished, and referred especially to the
approaching anti-saloon convention. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Rev. Joseph T.
Kelley, pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DIR. c. b. Ransdeil, pastor of
the North Presbyterian Church, Mr.. w.
Fl. II. Smith, Rev. Isaac W. Cantor and
the president
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THE PRINTING OFFICE
Work Upon the New six-story Building
Going on Rapidly.
Col. Wilson's Report to the Chief Of
Engineers of the Operations
in November.

Gen. Craighill, chief of engineers has re-
ceived a report from Col. ]. NJ. Wilson of
the operations for the repair and en-
largement of the government printing
office during the month of November. He
says these operations have been in prog
ress throughout the month. both by con-
tract and hired labor materials being pur-
chased by contract, except in cases of
emergency. In the H street wing work
has been In progress strengthening the
structure in two or three places. where
beams had been cut, columns shifted or re-
moved and other changes made in the past
years, which somewhat weakened the old
structure. These temporary repairs will be
completed during the present month.
The New Structure.
Work upon the new six-story fire-proof
structure has been pushed forward as
rapidly as possible. The steel frame has
been completed, the brick work carried up
to the window sills of the fourth story, the
roof tiles placed in position, the floor tiles
set in the first floor, and portion of
he terra Gotta fire-proofing placed in
position. About 1lS,0OO common brick, 50,-
600 buff brick, 1900 select red brick, 1900
shaped, pressed, nodded and colored brick.
l,J0O pieces of ornamental pressed brick
and number of pieces of ornamental ter
twenty-nine window stills, twenty-seven
lintels and seventy-tive window frames
have been placed in position. All roofing
material, including creosoted timber. tin,
etc, have been received, and weather per-
hitting, will be put in position during the
present month. A contract has been made
fer the iron stairways. to be placed in po-
sition by January 10 next.
Pushing the Work.
Col. Wilson says the number of me-
chanics and laborers engaged upon the
building has varied between ninety and 40
daily, and every effort has been made to
push forward operations as rapidly as Is
consistent with tirSt-claSs work done by
frst-class mechanics, with first-class ma
terials. The preparations of plans and
Specifications for interior work have been
continued Col. Wilson says more or less
trouble has occurred in connection with
buff brick, quite number having been de-
livered which failed to come up in quality
to the sample originally submitted. A
number have been rejected, and the con-
tractor has been Informed that, unless the
proper quality of brick is delivered, 1t will
make purchases in open market, charging
the excess of cost, If any, to him. The
contractors for common red brick, select
red brick, pressed, moulded and orna-
mental brick are reported to have furnish
ed their materials in prompt and satls-
factory manner.
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To Set Aside a Deed.

Leonard w. Steward and twenty others
today filed a bill in equity against Isabella
E. Love and Charles K. Love to set aside
a deed to lot E, 367, formerly owned by the
late John H. Steward. Leon Tobriner is the
attorney for the complairants.
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pecially the public school system and the
system of municipal police. 1t is said that
the new president Of Ecuador is especially
impressed with the merits of the public
school system Of the United States, and
that Minister Carlo is authorized to en-
ploy American teachers to go to Ecuador
to assist in the organization of similar
sy ste n in that country.
In recent interview in New York Mr.
Carlo said
General Alfaro, the new president of
Ecuador. Is very popular. His government
is now established in Guayaquil, which is
used rs provisional capital. The new
congress will meet in May. The govern
ment is supported by the liberal and radi-
cal parties and by the older men of wealth
and position.
THE financial situation of Ecuador is en-
tirely satisfactory, and one of the first
projects taken up by the government is the
railway between Guayaquil and Quito the
old capital of the republic
Ecuador is a bimetaIlic country ard its
government is the only one in South Amer
lea which does not issue paper money"
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"A Short Description of the Boston Wa
ter Works is the title of an interesting
lecture which will be delivered next We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock, at Wizards
Hall, by Mr. Desmond Fitzgerald resident
engineer of the additional supply works,
and Superintendent of the western division
OF tho water system of the hub. The lee
t. re will be Illustrated with lantern slides,
and the thorough acquaintance of Mr..
Fitzgerald with the subject insures
profitable evening to all interested in the
important question of the water systems of
great cities. 1t may be stated that the
Boston system has cost that city about
$25UOO.0O0.
The lecture will be free. and those desiring
Information on the topic of the evening
will be welcome at the hall.
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1t Is stated in Berlin that Baron Won Horst,
governor of Dusseldorf, will succeed Baron
Won koeller as Prussian minister of the
interior.
Holman & Alexander, wholesale dealers
IN mems furnishing goods, San Francisco,
were burned out Saturday night. Total loss
will be about 100000; well insured.
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Deceived II Bank Examiner.

]. S. Helmar of Lockport, N. Y, convict
ed of deceiving Bank Examiner Clark. has
been sentenced to three years at hard labor
in Auburn prison. His attorneys motion
for new trial was denied, but the judge
granted a certificate of reasonable doubt
pending a motion for appeal. Helmer was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
1919 r st. Glover building.
CORRESPONDENTS of Messrs. Moore & Schley so
broadway
Banker. and Dealers in Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange. Loans.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities
listed on the exchanges OF New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
speciality made OF investment securities Dis
trct bonds and all local Railroad. Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
DBL
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PROSPECTUS.
THE ACETYLENE GAS COMPANY.
THE CARBIDE COMPANY.
CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50, 600.
CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50, coo.

Total Capital, $5ooooo divided shares of $50 eacn
fully paid and worcestershire.
Incorporated Virginia 2
I8nr
j. Trsden
b. H. BUCKINGHAM u
FRANCIS
" ohnsn e, Treasure
u Navy
CHARLES PAlsoN Washington,
D.
s. New York
Attorney.
Ct
The Capital Stock of each $5ooooo
making total capitalization divided Of
$50 each.
Application for shares the Capital Stock both
including both the original and the increased issues will be received
the banking house Lewis Johnson Sun building No 1915
All subscriptions will be equal the of both
which the ownership management By
the companies
operated together and all and profits equally divided
The value of the shares $50 Subscriptions SIS share
will be received until Wednesday, December O'Clock when
the will be advanced $50 SHARE Of which S. per share will
be payable subscription and the balance monthly
of S. each.
The stock will fully paid
except its capital stock.
The treasure receipts will be given the paid Cert
Gates of stock will be duly issued after full payment and after the
crease of capital stock.
Applications be made person by addressed
Charles N Wake Of Lewis Johnson Co., Treasurer whom all
should be made.
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Jan 1867 and acts of Oct, 1890. and Feb. 1892.
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents sa fes inside burglar-proof vaults at IS
per annu upward
Securities. jewelry. silverware and valuables
of all kinds in owners package, trunk case
taken on deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPAR TNENT.
Deposits received from TEN CENTS upward,
and interest allowed S. and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security Sells frst-class real estate and other
securities in sums Of $500 and upward
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company Is legal depository for
and trust funds and acts administrator
ecutor, receiver. assignee, and executes trusts
Of all kinds. Wills prepared by competent
attorney in daily attendance.
BENJAM1i, P. SNYDER, President.
THOMAS HYDE. First Vice President
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second Vice Pres.
THOMAS II. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
e FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary. oc19
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Burglar Barretts Accomplish In
dicted.
The Suffolk county, Mass, grand Jury
has indicted James S. Chaffey, the alleged
accomplice of James Barrett, the burglar
now serving a life sentence for murder.
Chaffey is accused III seventeen counts of
receiving stolen goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

President Bonllla of Honduras it is saId
will obtain a leave of absence to visit the
United States, and will then send in his
resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

CgmCppin any form positively and perml-
Dently cured by new theory Of
treatment. city references.
c. II. ENGLISH, Md,
nos-3m 11O7 G. st NV
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HILL & JOHNSTON,
1903 Pennsylvania avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN,
PER CENT AND PER CENT,
On approved real estate in
oc0-tf the District Of Columbia.
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Earning Capacity.

These companies the exclusive right manufacture
and vend Carbide Calcium and Aceyene Gas for light
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Total Capital $5ooooo divided into shares of $50
fully paid and worcestershire.
Incorporated under Virginia. October
1905
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E,- Ii has always been the policy of this
company To .ftord lis patrons Every possible
facility and comfort. Thi; Fourteenth Street
Annex enables US TO do 50 10 more marked
degree than Las hitherto been possible.
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-1.bo are members of various committees
are invited to avail Themselves Of III"
Portable Board Rooms of this company.
which ere at their disi,cs Il Gratuitously.
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A laxative. refreshing
fruit lozenger,
very agreeable to take for
CONSTIPATION,

hemorrhoids, bile
loss of appetite, gastric and
intestinal troubles and
headach arising
from them.
F. G RIL LON.
SO Rue des Archives, Paris.
Sold by all Druggists.
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WILLIAM F. MATTINGLY, Attorney.
CHARLES E. MUNROE, Ph.D., Consulting Chemist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-09

fNlI CIISNUIWG way
of advertising your business Is to send out
thousand of typewriter
process circulars. You can't tell them from
persc nai typewriter letters. People won't
read the ordinary kind of circular 1t Is
thrown in the waste basket. II your letter
looks like personal one people will read it,
Get our prices for this work.
BYRON S. ADAMS Prompt Printer, 512 18th ST.
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No ganamos para sustos.

Tn periodico melicanO publica nuevss
teorfas Tespecto del porvenir de Cuba. D'
cha isla-dice el colega,-nO debe ser es~
paf1ola, porque ha llefSado d su mayorfa de
edad y tiene que emanciparse; no Pueds
ser independents, porque la guerra de ra-
zas Sc entronizaria en-. ell pals; no puede
anexarse los EstadOs- UnidOs, por la 1l-
versidad de costumhres y de intereseB.
Cuba por ley de la historic debe ser.
mejicana: 10 Porque cuando la conqu:@-
ia y hasta principles de este siglo. estaha
gobernada por el vireinato de M6jico y
SO sostenia con ell S1tuGdO que de all1 sc le
enviaba mensualmente. % Por la pro1l-
midad e igualdad de costumbres entire
ambOs paises. 81 Por exigencia de los
intereses de la raza latina en- America,
pues siendo la llave del gOlfo mejicano
( solo dista % leguas de Yucatan), 81 lle-
case a ser independents yankee, serla
una amenaza copstaute para la America
espanola. A., So g. Por este, aquello
y 10 de mas ALA. (El art1culO de dOnde
extractamos esta noticia, tiene veinte CO.
lumnas de extensi6n). De donde results
que Cuba debe ser de todo el mundo, me-
nos de sus legitimos duaf1os y poseedores: !:
los espaholes. Realmente no ganamos
para sustos y teorias estramb6ticas.
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-tTo comprendo todo-dijo James, hs cien-
do un esfuerao. vi una pslabrs, nj una expli-
caoi6n, y d&jame cue 20 dirija ell asunto. ....
Para todo ell mundo este es IN acoidente, una
imprudenca mia. -. Por nuestro honor, por
nuestra madre, es precise que as1 seal. e. En-
tiendes?
De pronto Sc llev6 las r1anos al pecho, =
cayo en- BRACES de su hermano.
Cuando 'os guardaa llegaron, estaba tendi-
do sobre la hiarba y en- IN desvanecimiento
complete.
Su rostro, blanco como ell Eenzo, reposaba
sobre las rodillaa de Harry, que mostraba la
mas violenta desesperAci6n. Torrentes de Ia
grimas inundaban las mejillas del asesino.
S1bita luz habfa iluminado su eerebro, ma
ci6ndole yer la enormidad de So crimen. Los
afectuosos sentimientos que engendra un mismo
origen, Sc hal ian despertado la voz verdade.
rsmente faternal de James.
El mayor de los Steward habfa nacido pa.
ra ell placer; lae amarguras del alma le eran des-
conOcidas; el grito de So hermano SO las habfa
reVelado, abundaba en- compassion para aquel
gran culpable, que era al mismo tempo I'm
gran inf rtune do..
De una parte, James hsbfa visto los sufri-
miebtos ocu tos de su hermans, de otro ell ARE,
pentimiento mas complete ae habia apOderado
del alma de Harry. =.
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dos & Cuba.-Suma anterior. 1879 pesos
rs centavOs.-SAN SEBASTIAN Don
Joaquin Oronoz, 2 pesos.-Don Francisco
J. Laurnaga, 2 pesos.-Don Braulio Caba-
Hero, pesos.-Don Manuel j. Cabrera, 2
pesos,-Don Severiano Cabrera, pesos
Don Victor Martinez, 2 pesos.-DOn Jor-
ge Maria Font, pesos Don Pedro j.
Arocena, / peso.-Don Jose Arocena, I Pc
so.-Don Cecilio Echeandfa, peso so con-
tavos.-Don Demetrio Hernandez, peso.
Don Liborio Rodriguez, so cdhtavos.-
Don Miguel Rodriguez CanciO, / peso.-
Total, 1884 pesos rs centavOs.
(COntinuara)
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21G Ell COLLAR DEL RAJAR

ci6n. Quiero que no haya la menor nube en-
tre nosotros Els precise que nuestros corazo-
nes lata1 al un1sono. Has intentado aaesinar.
me| En- venganza ser& tn mGdico y te curar6
al curarme 20, Dios gracias, de una herida
menos cruel que Ia tuya.
Harry Sc incl'n6 sobre la mano del herido
y la bes6, Su bondad le vencia
-~/Ah eres ell mejor de los hombres!-mur-
mur6.
-IPluguiera Dioe; pero no falta quien
valga mas que 20. Yo he sido siempre feliz y
por 10 tanto, no me cuesta trabajo ell ser honda
doso; pero hubiera sido mejor 81 hubiese pensa.
do antea en- tt Soy ell mayor, ST tengo mis-
Privilegioe, tambi6n tengo mis- deberes. Pero,
vamos al case; tqui6n es ellaF
como Harry ocultase ell rostro entire las
manos afadi6:
-Voy decirtelo todo, q fin de ahorrarte
una confession. En- Paris cortejabas una her
mOsa, inteligente lista. Esta muchacha re.
chaz6 tus propoeiciones, no porque dejaras de
sgradarla acaso, pOes la creo indlferente esas
seduociones, sino porque guerra conducirte mas
ALA de 10 que te convenia ir d su lado.
Els una muchaoha ambiciosa, ambici6n que
no oreo Un crimen.
He viato to manera do oonduoirte , me he
ysido. =
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Hace dos 8 tres dias SO han llevado {

Hace dos tres dias SO han llevado de
la casa de un amigo nuestrO, un porta-
viandas nuevo; tamafio grande, de hierro
aporcelanado blanco, acabado de comprar
en- la ''Grap:Canaria". Lo hacemos pdblico
& fin de que eet6n sobre aviso las casas de
empeno y particulares q quienes SO ofrez
ca en- venta, y queden bnrlados los rateros
por 10 menos tengan difcultad para salir
de INA mercancfa NAL habida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Para conner bueno, barato y sabroso
en- esta Capital, no hay NADIA mas que vi
sitar i. fonda elias Delicias" de AQuilino
Martinez, Gale de Tetu&n n1merO 81. Sc
admiten abonos la carta con pan, hielo
vino, por 22 pesos mensuales que es una
verdad0ra ganga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Boca abajo todo ell mundo. A vestir-
Sc bien y barato tocan. No hay mas que
hacer una vista q LA Fama de Puerto
Rico y comprar satenes fnos, velos de
religioso, percales imitaci6n velos de re-
ligioso' muselinas crema labradas y trajes
de lana bordados m6nos de la mitad de
su valor. Aver vendieron 5,753 varas de
tela,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la
vista de nuestro buen agente de Juncos
don Andres Mena, que Sc encuentra de
paso On esta Capital. Dicho amigo nos
ha favorecido con algunas preciosas Wis
tas de aquel pintoresco pueblo, hechas por
el notable fot6grafo sefor don Rafael Go
dorado. Dichas vistas son verdaderamen-
t0 r0cOmondah h1es
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Por estar abrumados materialmente
de originates recibidos por el correO de rs
pafa llegado anOche, nos vemos on el ca
so de dejar para otrO dia la publication de
la carta de nuestro excelente corresponsal
de Paris, ell sefior Bonafoux, recibida por
Ia via Denfnsl1lar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Al recibirse despachos en- Madrid
anunciando ell incendio de Barranquitas,
pueblo natal de- nuestro querido amigo Ell
saf1or Muhoz Rivera, este SO present6 al
tecci0n para sus compueblanOs. Ell seflOr
Castellanos le ofreci6 hacer todo 10 posi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Circula por esta Capital el rumor, no
sabemos con que fundamento, de que no
tardara mucho en- tocar en- Puerto Rico
al frente de un cuerpo de ej6rcito de IS
mil hornbres en- viaje para Cuba, el distin-
guido general don Oamilo Polavieia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Las 2 mesas de billar que estan anun-
ciadas en- ell Casino Espanol para el Domin-
90 pr6ximo, SO remataran on venduta p1-
b7ica cada una por separado con sus acceso-
rios correspondientes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Sc presenta espl6ndida OCCASION 4 las
personals que tienen que ir a la
Peninsula de hacer ecor 6micanente y
con comodidad el viaje Del 95 al 26 saldra
de este puerto 81 expl6ndido vapor j Jover
Serro admitiendo pasaje de 1" 2" y g.. Di-
cho buque es rapido y 80 da en- el muy
buen trato los viaierOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

"a Sanchez y don jose Lorenzo.-R. I. P.
Los niflos que obtuvieron premios en-
March3n fueron los siguientes: Erasmo
Miranda, Martin Iguina, Mariana Mena,
Juan Torres, jose Vazquez, Francisco
Cruz, v Rodriguez. G.. Reina, R. Rosario,
D. Perez, Valentfn Polanco y Rafael Mar
chan. EI acto de la distribution de dos
premioe fu6 en- la Acadia de Barcelon6ta
y SO prom unciaron varios discursos, ha-
bie7dn ,lua gran concurrencia. Fueron
aplaudiIos varios nifos, entire ellos uno
de don NJ. Arzuaga que revela mucho Ia
lentoy don Francisco Marchan niflo de una
gran disposition. El pequenito Rafael
Marchan de ahos recito unos versos pa
tri6ticos y fu6 colmado de aplausosy y ove-
clones,
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MONTEPl0 MtdicO farmac6utico. -

En- seSIOI ceIeDrada eI Ila II De Juno acOCL0 pOf
la Directive de la 8ocedau, dar cumplimleEto :.
glamentV, rOuVOcandO los senoreS sOcios para
Junta General que tendra ugar ii dia veinte cine"
de Julio Ia de Ia tarde los salones del Ate
Los sOcios que puedaE asstir al actO Sc 3rr
viran nOMbrar sls represent auteS dandO cuenta
esta Secretaria. Puerto Rico Julio % de 1885, 5--El
Secreturio, Jose c. BarbOsa, Cruz 5. s2=*A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Los apreciables j6venes estudiantes
don Bias Silva Bouchet y don Veremundo
Garcia Marien que QOr cuenta de la Socie-
dad Protectora dc la Int ligencia sigUen
en- Madrid la carrera de ingeniorOs civiles,
acaban de dar nuevas pruebas de su apli
caci6n inteligencia en- los examenes su-
fridos uitimamente, obtoniendo notas hon
roefsmas. Cada uno de ellos ha aproba-
do cinco asignaturas q satisfaction COM
pleta de srs profesoros. Vayan nuestros
aplausos los inteligentes j6venee, q Ia
Protectora de la Lnteligencia a la Dipu-
taei6n Provincial que tanto SO esfuerza por
contribuir al sostenimiento de esa util1ei-
ma Association.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Be encuentra veraneandO en- AlbOnltO,
nuestro buen amigo el senior don Manuel
Gil Sanchez, empleado cesante de Hacien-
da acompa6ado de su distinguida familia.
Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la vi
sta de nuestro amigo don Pedro MarcanO
apreciable propietario de Gurabo muy es-
timadO en- asa lOcalidad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Dicen de la isla de Coco, cerca de We
raguas, departamento de Panama, Colon
bia, que SO ha descubierto ALI un immense
tesoro por valor de mas de un million de
pesos en- orc plata del cuiO espaf0l.
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Hoy ha salido On excursion rara la
Isla, nuestro amigo y companero el set1or
don Zen6n Medina Gonzalez, autor del H.
bro PinceJGdas, con objeto de darlo CO.
nocer en- el interior del pals. Deseamos-
le prOsperidad y buen sucesO.
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Recortam0s de EL C2,iOZZO:

"Un acOntecimiento tendremos prom
to en- Aguadilla: Ia celebraci del juicio
oral procedente de este Juzgado de ms
trucci6n en- causa seguida contra Is respe
table sefora dona Rosalia MayOral de
Echavarr1a otras; juicio oral que tendra
lugar 81 dia del entrante AgOsto, en- Ia
casa OOneistQrial."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Mariana martes pondra en- escena Ia
aplaudida troupe RoncOroni el gran dra-
ma de Echegaray tituladO Mamcho que
1Gmp1G, obra que ha alcanzado 6xito colo
sal en- Madrid, Barcelona y tOdaS las prin-
cipales capitales de Espaha Es un dra-
ma que, acknowledgements, llevar& muchO
pdblico al coliseO, pues SO presenta oca-
sion de yer Roncoroni las principa-
les parties de su Oompa1ta demOstrar sus
facultades artisticas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

Ha regresado de su viaje & la PENN
sula, nuestro estimado amigo el ilustrado
jurisconsulto, dulce poeta y viril periods
ia, el sefor don Jose de Diego quien en-
viamos nuestras mas cumpIidas felicita-
clones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-22

En- el LGWrGk Bot SO han recibido hoy
las rAvistas Madrid C6micO, Album Grt5s-
ticO de EI DlG, D. QuVOte y Barcelona
tes de lectura amena entretenida.