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But the Engiishmau Was Dubious as to
the Contingency.

From the Boston Budget.
Lord Fitznoodle, the second cousin of
Lord Dundreary. had, with his valet,
the estimable James HellOwplush. come
to America and gone west in the hope
of baggng few grizzly bears and but-
falo. America and the Americans
seemed to the noble lord "beastly Vul-
gar, ,donCher know" and this opinion he
frankly told those Americans whom he
favored with his lordly society. Never
theless. fate compelled him to accept
as a travelling companion a rampant
American. They were travelling on
horseback across the prairies, and, one
day. after a vain search for the settle
ment in which to spend the night, they
came to a cross road which boasted a
charcoal blacksmith's hut and a sign
post. The sign read: "Mugg's Corner,
four miles on the right hand road. II
YOU can't read ask the blacksmith.
Thereat the American laughed long
and loud, but the Englishman remained
silent and pensive.
Il say, me good fellow" he expostu-
lated, II cawn't see the joke, doncher
know. What is it?"
IF you don see II, repileu the AiheI-
lean. II shan't tell you. But | tell you
what | will do. If you see it before we
leave the inn tomorrow I'll pay the
bills
All though the rest of the day and
evening the Englishman remained 81
lent. He was working the brain evolved
by five centuries of culture. When the
American retired to his straw mattress
and antediluvian spring there had as
vet dawned no CLEAN of intelligence on
the Englishman's face. But in the mid
die of the night the former was awak-
enad bv n loud knock on his door. ac-
companied by a hearty laugh Il say
me good man." came the voice, 1T Is
good joke. doncher know. Suppose the
blacksmith should be Out?"
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to keep 1t free from contamination. But
the ugly fact will occasionally pop up
that outside these little coteries of charm
ing and Intelligent men and women are
great masses of mentally starved thous-
ands to whom the prize fighter comes rs
u welcome diversion. The architecture
OF Venice Is Il beautiful and inspiring sub
ject, for Professor Shaw's lucid and mas
terly presentation of which we should all
be duly grateful; but 1t should not be per-
mitted to obscure that pertinent and con-
temporary study which society owes to
the architecture and sanitation of Belle
yue Heights and Shanty HILL
Even the man who had the misfortune
to be born rich and aristocratic Is entitled
to Justice in glorious America, a reflection
to which | am impelled by the coarse at
tack made from Il Gothar>, pulpit last Sun
day upon Miss Anna Gould and her future
husband. the Count de Castellane An IN
quiry into the record of the latter, made
by certain somewhat mpertinent but
well-meaning persons now resident in
Paris, discloses the gratifying fact, as we
are told in a special, copyrighted cable dis
patch to that exalted newspaper the New
York World, that mo female scandal has
ever been connected with his name; that
he Is neither a gambler at the money cir
cies of Paris nor at the race tracks. and
that he has occupied his time with the
manifest sports i'm place of the usual dissi-
pations of his, colleagues He is "A good
shot, Il good horseman and remarkably
popular among his associates This may
or may not be true, but | fancy that in
either case 1t Is very distinctly none Of
the great American publlc's business,
least OF all the business of the boorish par
son who made 1t the means of his reckless
bid for ephemeral notoriety.
="
When, O when, will the aforesaid public
master the Indispensable lesson of at
tending quietly to its own affairs? When
will 1t outgrow the nauseating habits Of
the backwoods village committee Of
peaked-faced gossips, who go into diurnnl,
executive session upon the state of Tom
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ful ballad singers at the same place.
Friday we went to the famous Christ
mas pantomime play at Sir Augustus
Harris theatre, Drury Lane. 1t is
"Dick Wilmington" this year. and rs
simply delightful Words cannot de
scribe ii. | never saw such beautiful
costumes, such wonderful stage setting,
or 50 many people ON the stage In my
life. 1t was simply enhancing, That's
all | can say, and | followed the for
tunes of Dick Warrington and his cat
with breathless and open-mouthed in
terest, from his ragged start in life to
his establishment in the Mansion house
as lord mayor of London. The lord
mayors show, on the stage. was perfect
ly bewilderng in it's wonderful beauty,
and Dicks cat, which part was taken
Ivy one of the talented Griffin brothers.
was delightful. 1t looked and acted
like real live cat and was just scream
ingly funny sometimes. The best l
can wish for you, am sure, Is that you
may see the piece for yourself, as l
think very likely you may, for it is such
a great success that it Is to be brought
over to New York, when it stops run
ming here.
| haven't any thing more to say now.
| went to lovely dinner party last
week or the week before, forgot which.
and had delightful time as usual.
This coming week | am going to do a
sight" l do not know which one,
but it will be the Tower of London. or
dear funny little Madame Tussaud's, or
st. Pauls or something. l am so busy
that one night a week is all | can af-
ford time for just now, and then it is 50
cold for London, too that going about
is not exactly the heighth of bliss until
ii gets warmer.
CoJiA L. Il oispr
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WELSH J0TTINGS.

+. c. Lloyd, town clerk of Cardiff,
has been elected to the town clerkship
of Huddersiield.
The death is announced of Thomas
Jones. G. G., j. p, of the Hafod, near
Dowlais, at the age Of 81 years.
There is no doubt of the great dis
tress in South Wales caused by the de
plorable condition of trade. The suffer-
ing is acute in Cardiff, where n dcputa-
ton comprising Canon Thompson. DR.
Horder, Rev. G. \. Jones, +. II. Jot-
ham and Others attended upon the hor-
ough council and urged that steps be
taken to relieve the great distress in
the city. As n result towns meeting
was held and arrangements made to
collect subscriptions to supply food TO
the destitute. A large sum of money
has also been collected at Swansea +;
free breakfasts are given at Newport
and at Aberdeen large committee,
headed by Sir w, +. Lewis, is working
earnestly to relieve the sufferers.
Sir George Osborne Morgan's bill to
amend the burial laws will be read n
second time, to all appearances, on
March G. The bill proposes to prohibit
the divisions of burial grounds into
consccrated and unconsecrated portions
and will throw open to all persons,
without distinction OF creed, buildings
erected on burial grounds for the pur-
pose of holding religious services there
i'm, whether such buildings are conse-
Grated or not. 1t would, moreover
abolish all the exclusive privileges now
possessed by one denomination or its
ministers in the consecrated portion of
the cemetery. and 1t makes the sanction
of a bishop unnecessary for the adop-
ton of plans, etc. If the bill becomes
q law It will in many parishes create a
more immediate resolution in the rela-
tions of church and non-conformity
than even the passing Of the disestab-
lishment bill.
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Trilby.

Trilby, Trilby, give us rest, oh, do,
Earth will soon be tired to death of you,
You're not the girl for marriage,
Either with or without carriage,
so, with those feet,
SO trim and neat,
Walk OFF for u year or two.
Atlanta Constitution.
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cacti, palms and blossoming plants in
iuli bloom, while fruit orchards are
heavily laden with ripened fruit. We
agree with the writer who calls this "a
land of paradoXes; where winter is the
season of bloom and fruitage, and sum
mer Is natures time of slumber."
Many persons who have spent the
summer season here have found 1t more
delightful than the winter. The air Is
cool-never cold, but just the right tenn
perature for Out-of-doOr living. If you
were to ask me what the peculiar charm
ls that fascinates and prOlOngs the stay
Of all tourists in San Diego, | should
sum it up in-its climate. The maxi
mum temperature in July is ~ degrees
ana in January "A. IT Is certainly con-
ducive to long life, but | fear not to ac-
tiVity.
Iifc's Routine at san Diego.
The days and weeks go by like n
dream, with so little accomplished,
while humanity seems generally TO bc
light-hcarted and free. Living is cheap
here. The hotels are good, but there
are very few tourists who remain long,
who do not locate themselves in private
homes. A large number rent rooms,
and take their meals out at some Of the
many restaurants where good meals
are served for from fifteen cents to half
"a dollar. The working classes find sub
stantial meals, at respectable places,
for ten and fifteen cents. There seems
to be very little excuse for actual pow
Il
etables can be had for almost the ask
ing. The California oranges are not as
sweet as the FlOridas, and are more
expensive, any that are desirable, cost
ing about thirty cents a dozen. You can
imagine my surprise when ! was
charged fifteen cents for two small or
anges on the train i'm Arizona.
We have met a number Of friends
ana acquaintances from different states,
among others Mr.. Yatman, the revival
list, who is doing evangelistic work
along the coast. We last met him un-
expectedly in the little American chap
el in Paris three years ago, and II
seemed Il strange coincidence, our
meeting again, at so extreme point
from home. one Of our towns-people,
Walter Tripp, is pleasantly located
here, in a home Of pretentiOus size, but
model Of taste and refinement Rev
Amanda Deyo, formerly Of our city, Is
pastor Of a church here. The many
pen-pictures of people and places that
have interested me, ! shall have to re-
serve for a later period, for l am re-
minded that time is fleeting and east
ern people are too busy to fritter away
time on letters.
Frances y. Swan.
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He entered heartily into the fight,
He whooped II up with the boys at night,
He nailed with vigor the campaign lie,
And his heart was light and his hopes were
high:
But he fell with dull and slckening thud
And the name of that man today is mud.
New York Press.
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Righi vs.. blight.

From the American Wheelman.
Policeman to wheelman who Is riding on
the sidepath)-See here, young man. you
can't ride there.
Cant, eh? Well you just watch me-
And he shot out Of sight.
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The Bad Little Boys.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mr.. LongteXt-JOhnnie, can you tell me
where the bad little boys go?
Johnnie-To Sunday school when there
goin' to be a Christmas tree.
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SAW THE JOKE.

Sadie l.. Kaiser.
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1888
AMoREs CUE MATAN

Esta oarta lego poder DC -ocsa, seis Sc
manas despue7 que Ia noticia de la muerte de
su c>mpafero de la infancia.
Ell teniente, en- el tumu'to de uua marcia,
ocupado en- GUS deberes al frente del enemigo,
bajo ell diluvio de balas que acogfa d la colum-
ma expedicionaria, 81 entrsda en- los bosques
en- que Sc ocultaba el eremigo donde era pre-
cso abrirse paso con ell hacha en- una mano ell
fusil en- la otra, olvid6 recogersela al captain.
Sin embargo, en- aquel momento seut1a ha-
berla escrito Las revelaoiones del vecino de
Rosa Ia defensa del jorobado en- favor de la flo.
rista le habfan conmovido cambiando ell curse
de sus ideas.
La inocencia de su prometida Sc manifesto
ba ante sus ojos.
Vagas hasta entonces sus dudas, tomaban
cuerpo
Sc decfa con mds oerteza que la lealtad de
SD futura hubiera debido impedirle Greer con
tanta facilidad en- su f >lta en- su traici6n.
Pero la fatslidad deb1a perseguirle hasta el
fin.
La carta partio.
AL recibirla, Rosa sxperiment6 un movi-
miento de indignation -"
Ne hab1a podido decidirse & pronunciar to-
dav1a ID palabra owe ell baron Ferney esperaba
toaos los dias
AL recibir Ia despedida dea antique ami.
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VARIED DAD ES

RIO-PIEDRkS. sol p Esta
finca Sc vende con muchas ventajas para
ell comprador; tercera parte al contado, y
ell resto por mensualidades convenidaS.,
Informaran en- los altos de Ia casa ndmero
80 de Ia Gale de San Francisco dc esta
Capital. 81
Son Observation-Disclosures los mejores
vinos legftirnos de la marca LogroRo, Rio
ia, los tintos y blancos que venden en- su
establecimiento los sef1ores Sobrino de
Luifla Compania.-Prueba hace f6.
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tfsin1O senior, envuelve mulidad; v por tan
to Y. X. suplicamos, con 81 debldo RES
petO, SO digne solicitRr del Ayuntamiento
de Maricao la remission al Gobierno de to-
do 10 actuado, hasta la fecha, para ell
planteamiento del impuesto de consumes
en- esta Jurisdiction, y on m6rito de GUAM
to queda mantle stado, y de 10 que arrojen
dichas actuac aciones, declarar ia nulidad
del procedimiento y formas, puestas en-
Juego por la Alcald1a y Corporation mu-
nlclpol. como antes, fecha ut
supra a-Excelentfsimo sefior.
Fir1nas que autorizan ell escrito diriii-
do al Gobierno.-Don Domingo Ma -sari
por 81. -Por Apolinaria Massari.-Por j.
y ID. Massari, antes Amanda Sambolfn.-
Y por Domingo Polidori,-D Jose Casta
Aranda.-Don Tomas Ramirez por ST, y
en- representation de su sefior padre don
Demetrio. -Sefores don J. Casta s hiios.
Don J. Casta hijos por Servera Her
manos.-Don Bartolomey Molinf y Com
pan1a.-Don Joae Luciano MonseQdn.-
Don Juan de Dios Rivera Succession ST.
monetti.-Se1ores Comas y Vera.-Don
Pima Casas.-Don Juan Frontera.-Don
Emilio Aran.-Don Arturo Lopez.-Don
Miguel Rivera.-Don Santiago Chiara-
monti.-Don Ulices Avellan6t- Don Luis
de Card1.-Don P. E. Pietri.-Don jose
Dr6s.-,Don Jose Pietri Rodriguez.-Don
guez.-Senores Miro y Comprehensive
res Pietri Hermanos. Elias La
conat.-Don Pelegrin Barreras.-Don vi
cente Sulsona.-Sehores Manant Com
paf1fa.- Don Lorenzo Fatricelli. - Don
Carlino Molin1.-Don Juan Bautista Pc
llicia.-Sucesi6n de Francisco Lloret Pri-
meda.-Don Luis Natah.-D on TONES
Martinez Don Remigio Puigmirean.-
Don Agapito Irizarri.-Don Antonio ia
vierri.-Don Marcelino Vicenti.-Don An
tonic Llorens.-Don Pedro jose Pietri 80
Don Gaspar Bras.-Don Genaro Candle
lario.-Farmac6utico don Jose A. Oapa-
rr5s.-Don Manuel A. Gonzalez.-D Don
Pedro Cordero.-Don Ndncio Dominica.
tal1.-Don Pedro de Cardf.-Don Rogue
Sin1onetti Mariana Roc sfort-Don
Francisco Lopez.-Don Lorenz, Carreras.
Don Juan Bautista Quintana. - Don
Hermeueiildo Martall.-Don Juan Mare
ro.-Don Vicente Santoro.-Sucesitn de
Jose Gonzalez.-Don Silvestre J, Rivera
Succession Mat6.-Don Antonio Diaz.-
cfa.-Doo VictorianO Liquet. Don Juan
de Dios Martinez.-Don jose Hitier.-D.
Ambrosio Martinez.-Don Pedro Maria
Ramirez.-Don Rafael Zapata Don jose
Folch.-Don jose A Rodriguez por Jose
Matildo Sucesi6n.-Don Jose Maria Diaz
Don Felipe Maldonado.-Don francisco
4. Vega.-Don Ramon Ruiz,-Don Ra-
mon A. Muhiz.-Don Ramon Abad Ayala.
Don A. .Liqu9t.-Don Juan We ez Kerpis.
Don Mateo Salvador Rivera.-Sucesi6n
de Ramona Toro.-Don Pablo Ojeda.-D.
Candelario Ojeda.-Don Antonio Rivera.
SUCCESSION Sepdlveda.-Don Juan Jose
Ramos.-Dofla Maria Juliana Santiago.
Don Jose Santafa.-Dofia Maria Mon
serrate Velez.-Don Antonio Acebedo por
Ricardo Irizarri,-Don Nicanor Santana.
Don Remigio Velez.-Doha Antonia We
lez.-Don jose Vazques.-Do Monserra-
to Rodriguez.--Don Jose NJ. Ramirez Por
dofla Amelia Ramirez.-Sucesi6n Ojeda.
Succession Irizarri.-Don Felix Monse-
gurr.-Don Julian Garcia Villalobos.-
Don Francisco E. Martinez.
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BrBLrornoA De "LA CoaREsPoNDHNo1An.

buscar de tan lejos, esFaba dos pascs de el,
escondida detras de aquellas paredes
No habfa entire ellos mas que este obstscu-
10, 81 habfa atravesado millares de leguas por
sp1oximarse ella.
Pero una consideration le detuVo.
81 Saba que Gl estaba en- Paris, huirfa de
el, Sc contuvo, pues.
mo le habfa indicado susanna un medic Sc
guro para atraerla un lazo?
j<,h! fla astuta doncelita eonocfa bien el
ccrazon human!
Hay ccsas que Sc juggan como indignas en-
un principio y que sc decide uno despues eie-
Guitar. iQue bur'on era su acento al decfrselol
ere verdad. >4..- szs~
El, ell honor mismo Ia bravura innegable,
Ia Franc eza personifcada, en- aqnel momento
en- que era presa de horribles celoc en- que es-
taba furioso contra Rosa contra su rival, contra
Ell mundo entero contra ST mismo, no hubiera
retrocedido ante NADIA por volver yer q la mu-
jer que era su fin, su vida, aun ante la mayor de
las infamias.
Espero Sc alejo.
Pero antes Sc fj6 en- el ndmero del hotel
81 dfa debfa ser eterno para el.
iQu& hacer del tempo?
s..s Las horss, en- semejantes casos, son como
las campafas. Sc cuentan dobles.
Suaana habia pspsado en- todo habsa teni,
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Un detalle del Reima Regemte.-l Stem
pre- los moros dando que hac=r II! El her
moso crucero de nuestra Armada que Sc
ha perdido en- las aguas de Conill, regre-
saba de Africa, donde habia lido llevar
Ia Embajada marroqu1.
Comenten ustedes todo 10 demas.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Por ell exceso de material de acfuali-
dad y compromise que tenemos, no pode-
mos publican hoy la carta de nuestro CO.
rresponsal de Madrid nj las ofrecidas no.
ticias de Cuba. Las publioaremos mana
ma. Estamos materialmente abrumados
de trabajo.
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Fueron detenidos aver por la policfa
de Orden Pdblico en- esta Capital, los in
div1duos Fernando Tabat, Dor haberle in
ferido una herida al ni1o Alfredo Miro, el
que fu6 curado en- la Sala de Socorros: JO-
s6 Diaz Moreno, por orden del sehor Capt.
tan del puerto, y Cecilio Gomez Quif1ones,
por orden del subinspector seflor Torres.
FL SUPlEMENTO dc LA CORRESPONDENCE
DE PUERTO-RICO que Sc publica en- Ma
drid y las coleccionos de EI Heragdo, SO
venderan Ia llegada de todos los oorreos
de la Peninsula en- la casa de los seflores
S. Filippi y @. %, calle de San Francisco,
esquina San Justo, donde antes estuba
el "Cat6 de Puerto -RicO." 1O-1
De Vega-baja nos dicen que el Gober-
nador 80 expreso en- terminus muy lison-
jeros para el Alcalde y Ayuntamiento, du-
rante su vista al dichO pueblo. s. E. Sc
hosped6 en- Ia hacienda Carmen, donde
fu@ expl6ndidamente obsequiadO.
Algunos sefIores of1ciales del Ei6rcito
expedicionario han venido & recomendar-
nos demos en- su nombre las gracias & los
duefos del cafe LG MaIlOTQulnG, por no
haberles querido cobrar nada por el gasto
que htcieron alli.
La pareia de servicio aver en- la Gale
del Arsenal Marina), da cuenta de I'm
conato de incendio que hubo autes de ano-
che en- la casa ndmero Ia de dicha calle,
consecuencia de haber estallado I'm quin-
que cargado con dinannita de Cstafio.
Avisamos 4 los amigos que no quieran
quedarse sin adquirir las colecciones del
-Heraldo de Madrid, que han de llegar en-
el pr0Ximo cOrreo, Sc sirvan remitir
nota con anticipation al encargado de Ia
administration del mismo don Luis San
chez V&zquez, en- la inteligencia de que
siendo mneh0s l0a Pedidos, solo pneden
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atenderse I los primeroa avigos q. lleguen.

Varios seffores of1ciales expediciona-
rios llegados hoy, acompafados por otros
ofciales amigos de esta guarnicion, estu-
vieron esta maf1aDa en- el Colmado de Ce-
recedo Hermanos Companfa, invitados
para tomar el champafla. La casa no So
lamente SO neg6 q cobrar el gasto, sino
que generosamente les dijo que la casa
de Cerecedo no recibfa dinero de las tro.
pas expedicionarias. '. r."
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~ A ULTIMA HORA nos telegra-
ffan esta tarde de Fajardo que han falle-
cido dos indivfduos mas vfctimas de Ia
horrible catastrofe ocurrida en- la hacien-
da Isidra de que damos noticia en- otro
luear,-R. l. p.
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La Junta de Beneficencia de Vega-al-
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Dice La Correspondence de Espa6a:
"En varios cfrculos frecuentados por
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Entire las cincuenta mil cosas curiosas
y de alta fantasia que SO encuentran en- el
Parts -BagGr, cu6ntanse yesqueros muy
buenos y una gran factura de mechas que
SO esta realizando precios muy baratos.
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Para encontrar ell caIzado de iiltim
novedad, visftese ell establecimiento eel
Palmesana," Fortaleza 80. Los Sres. Pi
ras O.@ estan echando ell resto.
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De Caguas nos escriben que el prem
mayor de la Loterfa Provincial cay6 {
aquel pueblo, repartido entire gente pobr
Ademas han caido allf varios premios 2
uueffos del mismo sorteo.
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Aver Sc vendieron en- competencia en-
Ell muelle dc esta Capital 500 sacos azdcar
clara de a. de la hacienda "Monserrate"
.a $3. 81 centavos 65 idem de miel oscura
dc la hacienda 'San Pedro" So 81 centa-
EVoa comPTados por Lopez, Yillamil = g.;
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Si es usted hombre que le gusta Gomez
bien, cuando venga & la Capital visite g
restaurant Lo CdtaIam0, San Francisco
nilmerO Sc.
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De La Correspondence de Espa1a

"Los diputados portorriquehos sc han
reunido eeta tarde en- Ell Congreso para
celaria mostr6ndose conforme con 10 acor-
dado por los diputados antillanos. Res
pecto algdn punto que Green debe modi-
fcarse por convenir q los intereses de la
peque1a Antilla, convinieron en- gestio-
mario particularmente, nombrando para
este efecto al sefior Garcia Molinas, ell
Amblart y Labra. Hahlaron tambien de
la question del canje, acordando sperar la
termination de las consultas y gestiones
que esta realizando la comision nombrada
en- la reunion de dfas pasados."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-22

a86 sacos azucar clara-de a. de 10 hacien-
da .'San Pedro" q SO 90, comprados por
Vicente y O. y 12e sacna de azdcar blanca
de "a de Ia hacienda .'Constancfas q $3 SO
centavos comprados por E. Font y Her
mano.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-22

Comieron hoy en- ell Palacio de Santa
ell General Segundo Cabo, ell general Sal
cedo, jefe de las fuerzas xpedicionarias,
los iefes de los batallones y 81 sefIor Co.
mandante Tejeiro, Ayudante de Campo
del general Salcedo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-22

El correo llegado hoy de la Peninsula
nos trajo Ia triste nueva del fallecimientC
ocurrido en- Barcelona, del que fu6 nuestre
no de Mayagiiez. @ L. 2. ID.