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The evening times., 1895-12-19
rollticaI Right. In Australia.

An agitatIon1n favor OF increased political
rights is In progress on the western Austria
liam gold 1!e;ds. An association termed the
Gold Feds NationnI League has been
formed, ard platform adopted demanding
facilities for political registration, parlia-
.inentary representation en- the basis OF pop
u,ation, a reduction OF railway rates and Of
customs duties, especially on the neCessaries
of life, improved railway communication
aud fun consideration for the tnterests of
: the gold iIr:ds as against the seaboard and
agricultural districts.
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GEoRGErowN UNIVERSITY.

The examinations of the senior classes
begin tomorrow. Rev. J. Havens Richa rds
will preside.
The entire faculty and body of students
are invited 10 attend the public disputa-
tions OF logic which the philosophers give in
CASTOR Memorial Hall.
The examinations in the other depart
ments viii not occur until the end of jan
uary.
on Saturday the college closes, to reopen
January 8.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY.

The university has received two valua-
BILE donations in the past ten days. One of
$4,000 in cash from the will of Mrs.
Francis II. Root OF Buffalo, mother OF
Mrs. Hurst. The other is gift OF real
estate situated in FiDdlay, Ohio, and val
ut1 at $4,000. This was presented by a
friend now residing in Fall River, Mass,
and who desires his name to remain un-
known.
The library has also been fortunate of
late. Hon. Washington Gardiner, state
secretary of Michigan, has presented Bish-
op Hurst with a complete set of the min
utes and researches Of the State Historical
Society of Michigan.
Bishop Hurst has been an interested Wis
itot at all the sessions Of the anti-saloon
league for the past two days. DR.. Beiler,
the vice chancellor, who has been absent
from the city for a short while, has
returned.
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The Tramp inJapan.

A traveller in Japan says that the jap
anese tramp takes his lot bath daily II he
has n fraction of a cent to pay for it, or
his cold bath il he hasn't a cent. He carries
q comb. toothpicIS, a razor ard Il tooth
brush in little bundle. A few japanese
tramps might well be introduced as mis-
sionaries in the American brotherhood.
whose members do not seem TO appreciate
what cleanliness is ''next to-"
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the American consuls in the Turkish EN-
pre are at their posts OF duty, and il not to
state any circumstances which have inter-
Tered with the performance OF the duties
or such consuis," | transmit herewith
report from the Secretary OF State.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
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A Question Of Precedence.

Admirals and generals are of equal rank.
where two officers belonging to each
grade meet together, the navy being c0u.
sldered the most distinguished service
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The head now belongs to Horace Wnkin'
son. 1t Is quite a large head, and. although
1t looks smaller than Cronwe,rs head in
his picture. this Is accounted for by the
fact that Cromwell had fieshy face and
the flesh or the head shrunk almost to tha
bones. Richard Golden once laid his hat
on the head and the hat was too small for It.
The hair on the head is chestnut and there
is a sprinkiing of chestnut hair on the chin
and upper lip. A halberd end or long iron
spike on wooden handle pierccs the head
right from the neck TO the top or the skull,
and its iron is much eaten by the weather.
It il plain that the head and spike have
been locked together for centuries
The head shows that the top OF the skull
was cut off and replaced again 1t Is Il
historical fact that Cromwclfs brain was
weighed after death. which coJid only be
accomplished by cutting off the top or hia
head.
On the right eyebrow close to the bridge
OF the nose is an undoubted mark in the hal rd
parchment-likc skin Just at the spot that
Cromwell wore his historic wart. The right
ear has been sheared Off.
A couple or teeth linger in the lower jaw
Historically the English record of the time
shows that the only head spiked was that OF
Cromwell.
Cromwelrs authenticated dea til ma SIX
shows that he had exactly this kind OF
head He had a forehead that was broad
and low. large orbits for the eyes. high
cheek-boncs, and chin not prominent, the
lower ia wbone being particularly short and
straight.
No gray hairs are tiiscernible on Crom-
wells bead.-At its back there is plainly dis
cernible the first blow of the axe when
Croniweil's body was cut down ut Tyburn
and before the head was cut off and the
body cut up.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. DECEMBER 10. 1895

Subscribers to The Times VIII con-
Ter a great favor 10y promptly report
ing any discourtcsy of couectors OF
neglect of duty on the part of CARRIERS
Com pia ints either by mail or In per-
son VIII receive prompt attention.
The Morning Edition should be de-
Iivered In all parts of the city by 6:3'
o'clock a. m, including Sunday. Ihe
Evening Edition should be In tine
hands of subscribers not later than
$50 y. III.
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Rejected manuscripts are usually
returned when accompanied py
stamps, but any obligation to do SO
Is expressly disavowed.
Manuscripts unaccompanfed Dy
hostage will not he returned.
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three died, and he left Cromwell's head
as a legacy to his daughter, and she sold
it to Mr.. Wilkinson. The head was then
in a strong caken box, in which il Is still
kept, which Dox came from the Russelis.
Both the head and the box are now inclosef
in polished wood.
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The Reasons?
They are manifold, but tile
chief one is, it is the best nez0s-
babey, andMafs reason en0Agh.


I soitn My . wear that the above -
a correct statement of the daily Or
cuiation of THE WASHING GTON
TIMES for the week endtn December
Is, 1895, and that all the copies were
actually sold or mailed for q valuable
consideration and delivered to bona
fidc purchasers or subscribers: also.
that none OF them were returned or
remnin In the office undelivered.
J.MILTON YOUNG Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1 ct b day of December, A. ID. sos.
ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Netary Public.
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OLIVER CR0MWELL's HEAD
The Real Skull Of Englalds Famous Lord
Protector Has Been Found.
Curious History of 1t After is Fell
From the Top of Westmin-
ster Hall.

The head of Oliver Cromwell has been dis
covered in England. A man had 1t locked
UP in an oaken box. IL is not mere skull,
but an actual dried head, which can De
handed about. Ii looks like Cromwell
1t has the famous wart Of the lord pro-
tector, and 1t has the moustache and snsaii
"goatce' characteristic OF his lace. IL Eas,
moreover, still Inserted in il the Feritabie
halbcrd upon which Cromwell S head was
for TWENTY-FIVE years stuck up on top or
Westminster Hall as a sign OF the contempt
and ignominy which all traitors deserved
| In the eyes of the Royalists then in power.
The English people are in Il qua niary what
| TO do with Cromweirs head He was
| traitor from the Royalist standpoint and
recent proposition to erect statue 10
him in England was voted down in Pariia-
ment.
England being monarchy, with royal
| family on the throne, it would be an
anomaly and an insult 10 tie governing
| class to honor the man responsible for
| The behead,ng of Charles /, the legitimate
king. And yet Cromwell was one OF the
! greatest Englislimen that ever lived.
His achievements are inscparately CON
nectcd with human rights and liberty
He impcrsonated democracy. He stood
| for the principles OF popular government.
Cromwell was one OF tie first men to
| teach kings a lesson ard TO educate the
| common people up To Iealzatich OF tfeir
| rights. British liberty, such as il is, Gates
| from Cromwell.
| American freedom traces back 10 TIE
same source. Liberty OF thought and or
action, the freedom to think. the rghts
Of the masses as opposed to these or TIE
classes are impersonated in Cromwell,
who no more scrupled TO cut OF the
head of a king than he would the head
| of any other man. utterly repudiatlrg the
theory OF divine right and the absurd
doctrine that FiDgs can DO no wrong
1t is a delicate position in which the
| British government is placed by tie find
| ing of Cromwelrs head. A Conservative,
and hence a Rcyalist, government Is now
| in power. These men are the enemies
of everything which Cromwell repre-
! seDted.
Yet, although It was a liberal government
| that refused TO honor him, it is question
whether human liberty and popular self
| respect have sunk so low in England that the
| people will allow the head Of one of their
| greatest men to knock about the country
| Ike any dime museum spectacle rather
! than give it decent and honorable burial.
| Friends OF liberty all over the world VIII
| watch with interest to see what the present
| British government viii do with Cromwelfs
| head.
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The Times Branch Offices.

The Times Little News Mercuhuss
can secure their supply yofMorning ana
Evening Times at tue folio wing branch
offices:
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II. NcNuity, 1856 l4th st. NV.
A. b. McCIcskcy, 1912 1th st. NV.
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w, F. MackRy, ~ II st. ne.
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Advertisements Ieft-at any OF tho
above branches will receive tine sam
prompt attention as though orouHn'
TO the uinin office.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

mas de regreso de la conducci6n del con-
voy Remanganaguas, saii0 ell dia de
oporac1ones reconociendO un extensO ra-
dlo de monte y terreno quebradO, donde
acostImbran toner sus campamentos las
pactldas que recorren e. termlnO de Palma
Soriano, desde el Cauto hasta San Luis.
En ell reconocimiepto del Caney dc ST.
ito, Charco Redondo, Ramon y Palmarito
no ocurrio novedad alguua, pero Sc adqui'
rio La conviction do estar sobre Ell rastro
de una fuerte partida.
En San Juan de Manacas, eI dfa 8, fue
atacada la colunna p0r vanguarCia y re
taguardia por las partidas r8unidas de Ca.
brer0 Higiuio VazqueZ, fuartes de 500
hombres. ri fuago dur6 mas de una hora
y el enemigo fu6 rechazado pOr nuestros
sOldados. Emprendida Ia persecution, Ia
columna Sc apoder6 de In campamentO
compuesto de unos 100 bohios pequeflos y
Is grandes, donde tras una cOrta resisten-
cla SO dlsemin6 el enemigO abandOnandO
en- su huida municiones, ropa, hamacas,
com1da, medlcinas, gran cantldad de sal,
Is caballos con monturas y una bandera
lnsurrecta magniica, do soda doble, bor-
dada dc orc,
III ene1nigo tuvo cincO muertog So
s1pone, p0r los rastros, que bastantes he
rldos La columna 1 nuerto y z heridos
Durante el fuego sostsnido de orille &
orlIla del rio, subia la cuesta una mujer
da-agua, Una ba2a hiEi6 al animal Y atra~
vaso ma pierna do la pobre muier que fu6
Etcogida, curada y atendida por nuegtros
soldadoa.
Sigui6 la persecution la columna del
Cor"nel Sandoval y ell mismO dia 9, en- los
montee d. San Jorge destruy6 otro cam
panento enemigo tras I'm nutrido tiroteO,
resu!tando DOS heTidos por nuestra parte y
tres Xnuprtoa por Ia dal oncnjgo, & mas de
algunos herid0g entr0 ell0a don Tomas
Sarda Y don Eug0uio Morlot, hijos dc esta
CludaG muT coE4> >cid>8 6n 4iia.
En- Soils So hallaron Y tonaron otros
pequeflos canpaTentos y otros en- Dos
Ealmae, tras Iiger0s tirotooB.
Apesar del xnal estado DO los camlnos
y del dificil paau 10 los nurer0sos arroyos
50 prosigui6 Ia horoica Y fatig3ea jornada,
teniendo f1%go en- el dou0Iido Ingenio
'"Iempu," dOnG0 SO hizo u2 rauarto al enc
migo, regrasardo 9; xnisE20 din 9. va de-
noche & Palma Soriac2. La coluuaa SO
componla de- uuos 800 l0Ennres dc los bata-
llones de Ba2aar9s, A@is4 Y guerrilla local
do Palma.
FnaEzas del 1s1ismo C2r0nel Sardoval
en- un raconocifyli}@@to pr4oticado Ell dia 10
pOr los alredod0r68 C38 Palma Soriano sor
prendieron una arm4Tia que s8cretamente
tenlaa establecida III :zrl b0hio del monte
los insurractoB, 2cogiendo harramientas,
ploz21o, bal2s y otros efoctos.
(Cnntinuara,) - E5 CoTrespomsoJ.
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columna espahola que maroha ba de San
Andres & Los Alfonsos. Los insurrectos
fuerOn rechazados con 4 nu3rt0s, asegu.
partida depuaieron m las prnoas 90 en- en- Wis vista del
resultado 0btenid0.
Fiiadelfia da Noviembre, Una nue.
va expedjcibn insurracka ha salido de este
puerto para G abs Va rnaudada por Chi
co SANCHEZ y c9eoponA de 20 hombres.
SO riff %, 75 r@v6lvrsr*, 50 unachet9s, 35 mil
cartuchos de riff y 50 mil d. revolver y
matsriales par. la elaDoraci6u de dinani.
ia. Los po3icionarios liegaron aQu1
procedente do Nuava York, emoarcandose
en- I'm remolcador qu= ,oy confuju s bordo
de un vapor ingl6s,-Este, sc dice les lle-
vara hasta cierto p1erso de- las Antilles,
desde el cual SO dirigiran Cuba en- una
goleta baroO d. yela.
Van en Ia partida Pedro Gutierrez, el
sarganto Juan Cantero, Arturo Cautero,
Benito Garcia jose M Poroz (mejicano)
que es el encargado d. la preparaci0a do
dinamita para los rebaldes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

La Directiva del Ateneo, On session ox,
traordinaria nombr0 los profesoras que
han dc desempeflar las nueva8 classes este
blecides por la Instituci6n Superior do En-
sehanza: pare Ia De Flsica Qufmica, al
metrla descriptive sus aplicaciones, coz
to de piedras, hero y znadaras, conoci-
mientos dc materialee de construction,
su manipulation y emploo, al capitan dc
Artillerfa don Jose Iriarte; para Ia dc To
pografla, Agrimensura te6rico- -practica =
Agrimensura legal al primer teniente do
Artilleria don Angal Rivero; para Ia de-
Practicas de taller de maquinaria, al Lcdo
don Jaime Anexy Y para Ia de Dibuio H.
neal, topografco arquitect6nico, al
Maestro de Obras don Bartolonn6 Lilo
vet, Las classes daran principle el prime.
70 dc Diciernbre pr6xim0.
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diuieso y Pardiguero estuvieron feIices en-
Ell desempeho De sus respectivos papeIes.
El coro de los doctores fu6 muy apIaudido
= So hizo repetir por GFos veces s instan-
cias del respectable. Para esta Roche re.
pite la compaf1ia como ultima function ds
Ia temporada Ia unisma zarzuela EI Reu
que Tabi6 que lievar& sin duda gran concu-
rrencia al ColiseO. Vale Ia pena 81 il al
teatro esta noche pasar una velada agra
nahiifsirna
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5sgTslj|:#.S CsS.s.:2zEEs

Adv@rtio2o8 & nueva suscriptores do
esta Capital que ain no han satisfecho Ia
subscription DEL corrient9 Enes, que siempra
deb pA*arso por adelant4d0, que 81 antes
del dia 1ttimo no han salizad el page.
nos vi r3mos en- 81 seneibi3 case dc supri-
n'r ~ Il peri6 dico ell dia primero de 'Di-
CI6mbra,
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Dice un colega auro geo:

DoOhOtAtSASohk6 nay que Cra6r en- Ia
xistencla de los fantaa mas, & juzqar nor
10 que le esta ocurrieodo ahora Sun ex.go.
b5rnador do Ia Nuova Zelanda. Se t1ata
lei conde de OusloW, cuyo reposo as tTIr.
bado todas las nochss por ana dana alta.
7iada con un traje color cremg, one a. Ia
aparece en- Ia possession que aou6P tiene an
flaudonparck, cerca de Guilf5rd. No a. "a
% cTedIto sus oj0s, lord OGsICW cor,.,,-
nlc0 10 que le ocurria al c6labre shoo =,
Jorge Lewis, Y q fin de comprobar al c.
los dos 30 pusieron en acecho noches "a,
sadas. La existencia del fantaeyna o1,ed6
comprobada; Dero COZ gran estuDor 7,o+a
ron quo 40 50 trataba eoianent9 de- 70 "a.
ma, sino do otro fantaema mas. DE- m IN e-s, aT,.
ciano DO luenga y blanca barba, que CON
aquella So paseaba por las alane(4as al
parque, en- el cual no dejaban huelia sIcn.
aa de su paso. Aiguien ha creirio m.
SO tTata de ensmoradoa que 90 yajen 10
este medic para habiar = no ser rnoIaatsl.
dos, Sea 10 que fu8re 81 caso ga Qua "a
gonJe Sc preocupa mucho da este = r,gle 80
die puede destruir Ia idea de que san fen
tasmas. 10 cual da naucho ctzerDo eI bo.
cho de hab6rseles hecho varios disparoe p
no haborles pEoducido la mencr sensa,
ci6r." '1A '01'71'
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6NOs DARAN LECClONEs
LOS TABAQUEROS De CAYO-HUESO?

Ri distinguido jurisconsulto celebEa-
do vate puertoIriQue1o nuesteo amigo don
Jose de DISCO, esoribs aver desdo Arecibo
adhiri6udose 81 proyocto qua Meva este
mismo lema, para cuya real;zaci6n ofre-
ce contribuir con la Buma de 16 pesos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24
La eeRRESPgNDERalA De PBEBT0-Ri0G.
DOMINGO, - DE NOvIEMBRM Dn 1895.
BANCO TERRITORIAL 7 IGRICOLA
DE Pto~E1co.
SeCret0r&G

En- cumplimiento de 10 acordado por sl Console
de Administration el Is del corrente mes sssotor
poner en- bTeve en- circulation dos nucvaS emisionss
de c@dulas al portador Una de 1900 c6du de 100
to Otra de 1900 cedulas de SO pesos una en- igual
mOneda, y smbas euisones al interes de pS. anual
pagadOs cupones por semestres gisndo respest.
vamente amortiZables anualmente las 1900 c6ulas al
plazo rnaximo de 20 a1os y las l5CO al maximo de
II, Con estas dos nu0Vas emisiones tsndra ell Banco
iRyertdos 455 900 pesos c6dulas hipotecarias s
capital prestado en- hpotecas plazo largo alcanza
daran afectas las dos nuevas emsiones, constaran
el Registro correspondence
Todo 10 que, cumplmiento de 10 preceptu do
e articulo e2 de nuestros Estatutos Sc hace pu.
blfco para conecimento general.
PEsrto-Rico. % de Noviembrc de l895.mEl Sscre-
tario .4nSavadoF Fuladosa.-V". Bel Director &C.
rente.=J- Roig Colomer So
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Dice el Hercld d. Nueva. York que al
presidents C,evala2d % ocupa en- Ia aetna.
hdad de esGtlb.r el mensaj je que ha dc pre-.
sentar en- 81 pr6ximo CcnSreso americano
I'm el citado documento hara Orotsstas
do amiatad EspafIa, pero por ESQ nnisnno
" ESQ es muy curioso) aconseiar8 sean
reconocidos como bsligerantps los cnha1
nos. Segdn el prssidente de los Estados-
Unidos, Espaha no cuenta con eIementos
fnsncieros para acabar la insurreoci6n. nj
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

Segdn nos informan, es probable GU
Sc cierre ell dep6sito do hielo que hay 81
Arecibo, porque 81 pdblico no correspon-
de, como se esperaba, consumiendo can't,
dad sufci~nts para eubrir lea gassoa. Err
Aracibo, por su iEuportancia vecindario,
pod1lan consuu2irse de diez doc4 quinta
les diarios de- halo. Careceran De III ar
ticulo que hoy puede flamarse dc primera
necesidad y no tendrau & Quien qusjarse.
En- el Par5sBazar So est& recibiendo
va 81 gran surtido De Navidad. Espaciali
dad en- Sombreros Y Abanicos, Perfnmerfa
selecta, Joyas 6nae, Parsguas baqtoneR
todo dc alta n0v8dad. Mapas de Cuba y
Albums dc la guerra. 3-2
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Sc gratifcara al que de noticias cier-
tas del lugar en- que SO enouentren I'm ga
hace dos dias fueron hurtados del corral
de una de les casas de don Andres CalYo
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q, en- la calle dc San Agustin en- Puerta de
TERRA

ABAST9 PUBLIG0.-La carne de res
SO exponder& mahana IS chavos el
kilo. La de cerdO SO vsnds 81 ochavos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

En- el dltimo vapor correo de la Penfn-
sula lego nuestro amigo convecino ell
Sr. u. AleJandro Suarez, reputado conner
clante de eata plaza. Reiteramosle ruea.
ira muy afsctuosa bienvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

cfa un enamorado.-Los de la mia respon-
di0 un andaluz No seran tan negros,
pero SO ponen brilsanteg cuando miran les
brocados de seda blancos cremas, pro
piog para trajss da novja, los crespones d
seda blancos y crenaa, les ciptss de raso y
de moir6, las coronas, ramos y tiras de
azahares y jas redeoilas iEviaibles que
venden en- "La Fanaa dc Puerto Rico"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24

Nos escriben de la Carolina que el res.
patable caballero don Francisco YereQui.
ha regalado a la iglasia de esa pobIaci6n'
cuatro hermosOs escaffos 8 bancoe, c1ye
talta en- ella SO dejaba sentir hacfa "a
tempo. El referido saf1or con sus raspog
de religiosidad = tilantropfa Sc ha caSta.
10 las simpatfas de todo el vecindario ' 81
,gradecimiento deldigno parroco de aqua.
lie iglesia -0 az i"0
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El mejor calzado que Sc detalla en- a..
ia capital es Ell que vende America Sslas
calle de Ia Cruz nilmero 10.
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SEGUR0S CONTRA lHGEAlInS

Seguros maritimos. Segnros sobro la
vida. Agente, Ludwig Duplace, Tetuan
IL. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Ga
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HOVIMIENTg De VAPaREs.-Con

HiUV!MIkHII UE FAFlRES,-Con tr0pas
para "a l5la dc Cuba s4;iaron el % los ST.
guientee vaporss espaholea de los puertos
que SO indicaD:-El '' San Ignacio, de las
Il LION XIII, de Ia Corufa; 81 " San
Agust1n, " de Cartagena; el ~ Santiago. -
de Barcelona; Y 81 Montevideo, J." de San
tander.-El al9man s. Polynesia negarx
de Europa principles de Dicienbre 2 Sc
guira viaje para puertos de Ia isla y Ia
Habana.~-El "Niceto" saii6 el16de San
5ander.-H} eapDDoi GaEaFnina " 10 verif-
co de le Peninsula ell 10 del corriente-M
espaflol 81 Maria HsrFara" estar6 aouf al
80 pEocedente de la Habana Y escslas-
espafoL "Ca5slina" saIi6 Ell 20 de Ca
narias y admitira cavga pasaieros nara
Ponce. Habana y Matanzas.-M espaffoI
Pauiins 10 hizo ei 1e de LiverpooI.
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El sef1or Capellan de la Caroel nos su-
plica decir que esta mahana tuvo que ir s
pie Puerta do TERRA { y 10 mianao le su-
cedi6 al Capellan de las Hermanitaa de los
Pobres }, porque la guagua que debi5 salir
aquel viaje. sobre 81 particular nos su,
plican Ilarnar Ia atenci6n de la empress.
El p1b!ioo necesita que eI servicio de estos
vehlculos sea horas invariablelnente
fj&s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-24
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Capital de la Lotoria LG Carload de HUI
macao, destinada al sostenimientO do un
Aeilo de Pobres. FL tercer sorteo de la
citada Loterfa 80 jugara en- combinaci6n
con la provincial oi 80 de Diciembre pro
kline Sc compone de 80 mil billetes q ST.,
mics, RI mayor de Inil pesos, ell ssguudo
de 81 500, dos de $500, cinco de $3.50, diez
de $50, ounce de $50, oehanta cinco de
SIS, 81 restO dc & $8 con cuatro aDro
ximaciones de $35 y $40 para el 1.0y 2
premios reapectivamentc.
Los billetee preniad0s seran pagados
en- esta Capital por oa Banco Espaf1ol Y el
Territorial Agrfeola; en :Arecibo por don
Antonio Lopez; en- AgUa3;}lG por los Srea
J. T. Silva, = Conpa1{a; ,.12 1Gayagjiaz por
los sef0res FtiEzo L71adt Y CooIpaffa: en-
ARR 20 por don r. J. Alcaide; en- Faisr3c
poT CON L. M. Cintr6n Y en- Humacao p0r
In Directive de Ia Ca2'GdQd. 3O-11
Dicese que nuestro amigo don Manuel
Gil SANCHEZ, ex C0ntador Central dc Ha~
clanda de- esta Lsla, ha gido nombrado Je
re tS3 Negotiate DE- t8rceTa clase, ea conf
s1op. para la Sacc;6n do AniIlarauiantos
C0lebr&r1amOs que SO c0Isf1rInaso tai no
ticia.
Nos escriben do Ia Is}a que anda Dor
esos trlgos de Dios u1 sefor de esta Capi
tai, rocomendando calurosamonte & La
CORRESPONDENCE 8 infuyendo para Que
SO suecriban a ella. N0sotros no hernos
comlslonado nadie para esa propagan-
da, primero porQue no Ia necesitannOg v
segund0, porous creamOs que Ia meTcau-
c1a deb9 recOmendarso por 81 anisma. va
no est%nos en- tloInp05 do zoQuetes y men,
Cecaroe 4ne plcnsan por caDoZa agena,
pues cada uno hace 10 que le convene sin
neCesldad de mentores.
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