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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Many are the bills that have been
launched upon the turbid waters of finan-
cial legislation. but, Ike poor Joke, no
one of them seems to recommend itself TO
anybody but the author.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

The bayonet system of running street
cars now in vogue in Brooklyn is not as
satisfactory as the trolley, but less dan
gerous 10 life and limb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

The Pine Tree State seems 10 be run
ming the Hawaiian lingo snow IN Con
gress. Boutene is doing the House, while
Frye, also of Maine, is attending to the
Senate end
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

A recent unofficial census shows that
Chicago has G0OOQ opium eaters p.Wo
homeless women. 1000 thieves, 1850
gamblers, and IS aldermen-a bad show
ing VarilN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Surely Republican States are ungrateful.
Poor Jonathan lingo ingalls, received only
one vote for United States senator in the
Kansas Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Philadelphia Record: Mr.. Benn Is the
name OF an English labor leader, hitherto
unnoted as a reporter or observer IN any
weeks i'm the United states In attendance
AT the Denver Labor Conference. went
nome 10 divulge TO a waiting world ms
opinions on the political, commercial and
municipal life of this country. IL was
ceit into which many other tourists from
uhe tight little isle. far better equipped
for such a task by culture and travel.
nave Numbered. Indeed, II Mr. behn
a single thought which might enhghten
his own constituency or prove OF vaiue 10
Americans the fact has yet TO DE de-
velODed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Or. Parkhurst will be royalty welcomed
to Chicago, for he goes TO gossip ABOUT
the faults of her rival
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

No New York Retailer offered
better stock of Cotton Fabrics than
J. Lichtenstein & Sons, 23d street.
The following is from Their Retail
Stock:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Now Parkhurst and the people are max
ing red-hot war on Plat and spoils.
Honest reform is a double-edged sword.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

The recent cold weather was most I'M
favorable for the Ice Trust.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

New York World: The only time to tax
about the abstract merits OF any strike
is when the peace IS being kept II
Brooklyn strikers forget this they WIZ
have no one bur themselves 10 blame LOT
make the railroad companies observe Inc
law and ordinances when order has Deeh
restored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

Charleston News and Courier; This :
saws me Chicago Times. lis only the
first step e in the redistribution Of indus
tries which falling prices ana me heGes-
Sly for Increased economies ~, IN prodnc-
neors ~ have overlooked the fact that
The movement in question began, about
fifteen years ago, in the era of highest
n r,rsS II was necessitated. in fact. by
The necessity Of the South for diVers-1ed
ip1u u rtps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
THE Cohen CO.

+. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS HAND
KFRCAIEtS, ali their hancsomeSi
and new Importation OF Embroidered
Handkerchief, principally Llneh Oain
brio, ranging IN price 81 II 90 zoe each,
choice Of the entire counter t9r -le
All Llchtenste!ns Embroidered T. u ID
lgc Handkerchiefs for DC eac1.
All Of Lichteusten's Em4roidered hani-
kerchiefs from 70 to aic tOr Il l.2a eacn.
Handkerchiefs for > and s. l.chten-,
STEMS price and Sc-HtNDREDo
T Iichtenstein's French Organd.es-ou
of the custom-house IN original pack
age sent TO the Cohen Comg3:y-lo
have been 39c, our price 23e
J. Lichtenstein x Sons BLACK
GOODS STOCk---adYanced styles
Of most reliable make--a third ana
half prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
RICHMOND Jan !" 1874
The Growth Of the City and the Crown OF me
~ Peoe's Store is Mutual. ~
WE ADVANCE TWENTY YEARS IN ONE.

on such GREAT load Merchandise any me but the great car
loads are here coming great part OF the j. "
& SONS BANKRUPT STOCK is turned over to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23
PAYNENi Or NOIEs IN GOLD.

Our correspondent Of a week or so back
letter:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-23

J. LichtenStein & Sons Colored
Dress Goods---recentIy taken N OF
bond for the early Spring Trade OF
23d street, New York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
VETOED THE RESOLUTION.
Mayor Schiercn Not In sympathy with
the Aldermen.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. 7.-Mayor
5chieren has vetoed the resolution passed
on Monday by the Board of Aldermen, re-
voking the franchises of the Brooklyn
City and the Atlantic Avenue Street Rail-
way systems. There is no change In the
strike situation today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
Three Hundred Guests Leave
the Premises.
Firemen Injured by a Piece OF Fall.
pg Cornice.
The Building Valued at 100000
viii he Loss.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. IA few
minutes after 10 o'clock this morning fire
broke out on the fifth floor OF the Dem
nison Hotel. The entire fire de-
partment answered tho alarm, but
owing TO the intensely cold
weather, was handicapped. The Dennison
is the largest hotel in tho city, having
800 guest rooms. The hotel quickly filled
with smoke and the 800 guests proceeded
to leave quietly and no panic resulted.
Fireman Frank Nutter and Patrick Ryan
were knocked from ladder, 40 feet high,
by q piece OF falling cornice. Both men
were picked mp insensible and Nut
ter Is probably fatally injured and
Ryan seriously. The hotel is valued at
$400, 900, and the loss at ! o'clock this af-
ternoon was estimated at close to 100000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
0LNEYvILLE.
Cantata at the Broadway
Baptist Church.
THE NEWS BUREAU, oLNEyvILLE,
No a Hartford Ayentle


At the Broadway Baptist Church last
evening, the sacred cantats, "The Pillar
OF Fire" was rendered by chorus of 40
voices.
The following was the program:
Quartet, Misses Williams and Birch,
Messrs. Alverson and Beckwith; recita-
tive, Mr.. Alverson; solo, Miss Birch;
chorus; duet, Mss Birch and Mr.. Alver-
son; recitative, Mr.. Elliott; solo, Miss i.
Williams; chorus; trio, Misses Moore,
Fielding and Holdgate; recitative, Mr.
Chas. Elliott; solo, Miss 4. Williams;
solo and chorus, G. +. Alverson; recita-
tives, G. F. Alverson and &. Elliott; recita-
tives, Messrs. Alverson and Elliott and
Miss Birch; recitative, Mr.. Elliot.
Wants Damages. .
James McGrath of Providence street
will bring suit against the town for al
legged damages to his estate off Dyer ave-
nue. caused by surface water overfiowing
the cutters and filling his cellar. His
claim will be presented to the council
Friday afternoon.
Sudden Death.
Miss Jennie Neary, about "a years OF
age, residing with her parents on Kossuth
street, attended an entertainment in Paw
tucket last evening with friends, returning
10 Olneyville on Broadway car. About
IL O'Clock she left the party at the
square and proceeded TO her home which
she reached apparently all rig ht when she
was SUDDENLY seized with pain in her side.
A physician was called but before his
arrival she died. 1t is thought heart
failure was the cause. Miss Neary was
we'll known in this vicinity and highly
esteemed by her many friends and ac-
quaintances.
All Queens.
The Idle Hour Whist Club, an afternoon
club, composed of women only, was enter
tanned yesterday by Mrs. Horace p. Mar
tin at her residence on Waterman street.
Mrs. John Il. Collision was the first prize
winner. Mrs. Eugene Weeden second and
Mrs. Eugene l.. Clarke third. The winner
of the BOBBY prize is woman's secret.
Gleanings About Town.
small boy named Willie Harlon re-
ceived a severe cut on the head at the
Waterman mill yesterday afternoon
caused by being pushed through win
dow by companion.
A quantity of lead pipe was stolen from
the new house of Richard Stevens at 1888
Westminster street during the absence of
the workmen this week.
Rev. 3. M. Small, editor OF the Norfolk
Pilot, lectures at the Tabernacle Monday.
Subject, "From the Barroom 10 the Pull
pitt"
Faith Lodge, NO. 3, of Odd Ladies, hold
select social in Mechanics Hall this
evening.
Class of the Broadway Baptist Sunday
School will hold a reunion on February 13
in the vestry of the church.
The Rev. +. b. Cole and wife held re-
ception at their residence on Dyer avenue
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The fire marshal has finished his labors
in the fire investigation and filed his re-
port with the Attorney General today.
1t is evident that the incendiaries will
have to cover their tracks well, else the
new official will have them in the meshes
of the law.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

At Town Council held on Monday, February T.
1895, Councilman Merrill presents the follow
ing minute on the death Of James A. Budlong.
James A. Budlong, who died on Saturday. JAN
uary 26 1885, aged ~ years, WAS born in Grams
ton and spent the whole OF his long and USE
full life in hIs native town. lie Inherited robust
and healthy physique. strong intellect and good
heart. His Industry and ambition led him 10 make
the most of his narrow circumstances in
early life and his ample fortune in later
years was the product OF well rected
energies ana constant toll. lie was man honest
tions intel gent In public afaiIs, generous in his
consideration of employees and Others, just in his
judgments, Kind hearted toward ali men,
faithful TO private and public trusts, public
spirited in his services and benefaetlons,
and personally and deeply intel ested in
the institutions OF education ana rcli gion lie held
The Town for many years, and as member of the
General Assembly of the state, he exercised pru-
lie preferred service to honors, and declined
positions In favor of others. AS mem-
ber Of the Town Council, and for many yeurs its
president, he was influential in shaping towa legis
iation. and the public confidence reposed in him
was most beneficial to the social, financial and
NO al interests OF the town Of Cranston His lifa
has been an open record OF probity,virtue, honor,
courtesy fidelity. patriotism and Christian citizen
ship, and his memory is arich legacy TO all
Therefore, Resolved. That this town council
onter its records its deep appreciation OF Jam
A. Budlong rs true fricnd, faithful citizen,
upright public officer. generous and just in his
dealings; expressing in our appreciation OF his
the community has made by his life, and the
quent great loss by has removal by Death.
Resolved also, That copy OF tho above minute
and resolutions To entered on the records OF the
Town Council, and sent 10 the Providence papers
Cor publication and that a copy, thereof duly and
properly engrosscd, and signed BY the officers OF
the town, be sent to the amiiy OF the deceased
Attest: DANIEL ID. WATERMAN,
Council Clerk
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Total. al................., ,....,.............
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
Police Hearing.

The hearing OF officers Cobb and Kane
of Station 8, who were suspended at the
time OF the last Friendship street burglary
Is in progress this afternoon before the
police committee.
In Cobb's case the testimony OF Detec-
tive Swan and Captain Costine has al
ready been heard.
William O'Rouke, night watchman for
the Kendall Manufacturing company,
testified that he saw officer Cobb "try |"
the door leading to that portion OF the
night.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
MARINE REPORr.
The List OF Arrivals and Departures OF
Vessels at This Port.
PoRT OF PROVIDENCE. Feb. T.
Arrivals.

STEAMERS Nashua, Williamson. New York:
Richard Borden, Mason, Fall River.
SCHooNERs-Walker Arlington, Drink
water, Newport News; Josie X. Burt, Burt.
Philadelpha; Benjamin A. VanBrunt,
Pearcc. Philadelphia; Nellie M. Croig. Chace,
Philadelphia.
BARGEs-wyoming, Anthracite. susque-
hanna.
Notes.
The steamer Bay Queen. did not sail last
evening on account OF ice in tho bay, aud
probably will not sail this evening.
The crews OF the vessels coming into port
report that the cold WAS intense, and that
they suffered terribly, "a most OF them had TO
be on watch most OF the time.
Captain William A. Myers OF tho barge
Anthracite was struck by the wheel OF his
barge with such force as TO hurl him against
the side OF the boat and break his LEG. Tho
accident occurred In the vicinity OF Point
Judith yesterday morning. Upon the arrival
OF the barge In this rort he was taken to the
Rhode Island Hospital.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
DEATH NOTICES.

BAS5ETT-In this city, Feb. 4, Charles 4.
Bassett. aged 10 years, months, days.
COREY-In Pawtucket, X. J., Feb.6, Susan,
daughter of the late John and Abigail
(Northup) Corey,in the I'D year of her age.
DOOLEY-yn this city, Feb 6, Michael, son of
the late Michael Doolcy, aged Il years and
~ days.
DUNNELL-In this city, Feb. 8. Mary Lyman
Dunnell, daughter of the late Jacob and
Mary Dunnell, in the s6th year OF her age.
McCABE-In Central Falls. Feb. 6. Rosa Mo
Cabe
NICHOLS-In Pawtucket. Feb. 5. Mary L..
wife of Frank II. Nichols, and daughter of
Henry Il. and Deborah l.. Pratt, in her
10th year.
PIKE-In East Providence, Feb. 5. Mrs. Le-
mira A. Pike, wife of the late William II.
Pike, aged 6j years.
ZULEGER-ln this city, Feb. @, Edward
Zuleger, aged Is years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
TO Be INVESTIGATED.
Brooklyn Strike to be Considered by "a
Special Committee.

tsHoVhty otIlhC W OO (OuStANAO0 W ~
Special Committee.
ALBANY, N, Y. Feb. THE ways and
means committee of the House decided to
grant the request for special committee
TO investigate the Brooklyn trolley
strike but has curtailed the
expenses. The entire cost OF the investi-
CATION is not to exceed 10000. and that Is
10 be divided among counsel. one stem
ographer and messenger. The commit
tee is to report by the 10Th OF March.
The resolution was introduced by Mr..
Friday.
The executive mansion, which has pro-
ven too small for the Morton family, is to
have $4,000 addition built upon 1t.
The ways and meai committee OF the
House reported favorably this morning a
bill allowing the capitol commissioners to
spend 10000 on enlargements, improve
ments and better sanitary arrangements.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
Entertainments Today.

PROVIDENCE OPERA HoUsE-Nat Goodwin
in "a Gilded Foo,.r
KEITH's OPERA HOUsE-"In Old Kentucky"
Leave Man"
WESTMINSTER THEATER-Feid's and Han.
sons Company.
LoTHRop's pAwrUcKET OPERA HOUSE =
"The Buckeye"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
M Z: M.

Rich men, poor men, men who are not
men at oil, weak meo, strong men, who
out Of 'cm can take fail;
Fat men, thin men, men who are blind
and halt: Tall men, short men, men be-
cause IT wasn't their fault, all 60 to
PERRY PRINTING co.
7el. 2&Sl-J. 20 Pine street.
Entrance From 90 weybosset 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
VOTING FOR THE PIANO.
A Burst Of Speed and Three New En-
tries Today.

The Electricians are evidently out after
the Barnaby piano in earnest--they
and the college boys. The Elec-
tricians added 143 votes to
their number today, the votes coming in
in three packages, thus indicating num-
Der of workers. The Theta Delta Chi
Society also had a push upward today.
Meanwhile three new organizations are
entered, the character of which
promises to make things lively
IL they get to work. They
are the First Light Infantry Regiment,
Vigiiant Council, American Mechanics
and the Knights and Ladies of Homer,
What Cheer Lodge.
Here is the vote up to 3 O'Clock today:
Name of Organization. Votes.
What Cheer Lodge, No. 81. Knights and
Ladies of Honor, Providence. ..............
vigilant Council, No. 2s. .. Y. A. M........ 6
National brotherhood OF Electrical Work, "
ers, Local No. 80. Observation-Disclosures. l47
Hope Lodge, No. 4, /. o. o. .F................ Is
Theta Delta Chi Society, Il. U............. So
Tower Post. G. A. k. tpawtuckeD. =
Rhode hrn Island sls Yacht Observation-Disclosures. Is
Sterling Lodge, X. of P....................
Brownson Lyceum. ,...................... |
Esgle Lodge / 81 o; in:;i:a,
st. Elmo Lodge, X. of P..................... s
Narragansett, No 2, United American
General A. Il. burnside Camp. sons ,i;i'i OF
Veterans ;,.,..'..''..''.....'' .'...'..'.." II
ColumbHiSs Club; x::c,;:,i,a." %
Elmwood Club. .......................... /
Rhode Island Wheeimen.. .,........... 20
Providence Literary Association. .........
Total. 4lO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-At 10 o'clock this
morning flames were discovered in Bar
nell d Robinson's warehouse in the vaults
underneath the New York approach
of the Brooklyn Bridge. The firemen
experienced great difficulty in fighting the
flames because of the peculiar architecture
of the bridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07
Chicago Grain Market.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED BY A.. p. wEEDEN.
Car Lots Today.-Wh g.; corn, IA;
oats, So; hogs, 22,000s
Estimates Tomorrow. Wheat, 9; corn,
20; oats, So; hogs, 10000.
Heavy Shipping Hogs s4.00 to 4.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-07

The alarm from box 1a2 about 9 O'Clock
this afternoon was for slight blaze be-
tween the girders in the general
waiting room OF the depot near the clock,
caused by light in the gas mans hand
coming in coutact with a leak in the gas
coupling.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-12
LAuRAK BAT,-SALON DE BAR

gle ha hshlsdof-me pregunto.
-IAh!- dije.-SHaa oido7
va 10 creo, muy bien. Gritaba mu.
Ohio. No esta aatisfeoho, jehf
NO
-lTestarudo! Sin embargo, no guerra que
permsnezoas soltera toda Ia vida
-tQ16 harfss til CD mi lugar3
-Yo no tengo dos opinionea sobre 10 mis-
mo, Ne oasarfa con M. de Barges No Sc de.
be dejar eaoepar la ocssion. Yo solo tuve un NO.
vic y 10 reohace: despuea no he podido encon-
trar otro.
-Cuando estes casada-afsdi6-m harSs
IN sitio en- tn oasa porque 20 no quiero estar
siempre al lado de este Jonas que es tan feroz
como gu amo.
Subj mis- habitaoionea mas indecisa que
nunca Pas6 la noche pensando en- los medios
de salir de squel compromise. Cuando tocaron
d uaisa, no habfa tornado aun una resolucion, In
oliuandome parmaneoer en- Ia casa pretextan.
do una enfermedad; pero en- ell dltimo instante
me vestf precipitadamente me encamine d la
igesis Gin saher hun punto flo que hacer
Mr. de rges estaba en- su puesto sin
duds oomprendi6 mi turbac6n mis- vacilaeio-
nes porque hizo csfurzos para disiparlaa, mirdn-
dome como no me habfa mirsdo nunca, tan dull
oemente, con sire tan oompasivo tan tierno.
que me inspire muoha eon6ansa, Habia lido Ros
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POR UNA MIBADA

que atrafan aobre mi Ia ira de mi padre.
En- un momento form@ Ia frme resoluoion
de provooar una ruptura neoesaria, ouyas eau
sss explicarfa en- pocas palabras aquel enamo-
rado hacia el oual, en- auma me sentfa atraida
por irresistible fuerza.
Me vest1 en- algunos minutes, me envolv1
en- una pelliza y salt con toda precauoi6n.
Nadie me detuvo. vi mi padre en- el
oomedor, entregado sus refexiones entrea-
b,l Ia puerta ain ruido.
Al dar las nueve en- el oampanario de Cor
bigny, me enoontr6 fuera de mi casa.
Todos los detalles de esta triste noohe e.
tan presentes mi espiritu.
No llov1s. Apreeur6 el paso para poder
regresar mas pronto, estimulads por el tenor
de una sorpresa.
No tarde en- distinguir dos luees oeroa de
Ia oarretera
EntoDoea me asalt6 Ia idea de wolverine.
NADIA estaba perdido aun; pero me retuvo
no SO que sentimiento de falso honor.
Habfa pre- metido Id. de Barges ir: 1qu6
pensar1a de mi si no aoudiera9
Las luoes aquellas que me guiaban en- la
osouridad de la noche, eran las de los faroles de
IN cupe tirado por IN solo oaballo
La portexuela alberta pareofa brindarme la
entrads. .+s.4.-G- ..~sa-.s....s
Apanaa nae aasrQu& quias hahlaE para ex-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-12
snclEpAn RENEEAGTnRA de gus aso

cIados s.-Secretara.sNo habiendO ten1do efecto an
primera convocateria por falta de Admero la Junte
General ordinara que habia de celebrarse ell domin
go 8 del corriente Sc eta nuevamente los sehcres
Asociados para que concurran d celebrarla en- Ia
segunda 81 sAbado IA del actual, Ia casa ndmero
Il de la Gale de San Francisco, d las de Ia tardes
debiendo advertr que levara cabo con ei ndmero
de socios que asistan De gual modo y en- cumpn-
miento de 10 que preceptua e articulo 81 del Rega
mento, Sc hace saber que e domingo Is del actual
las doce del dta enla propia casa admero II de-
la Gale de San Francisco, tendra lugar Ia JntG 6e-
1eraI de eeccones para elegr los socos que han do
oomponsr la JHntG DhscttUa de administration en-
ell af1o proxtmO. Lo que avisa para conocimlento
general--Puerto-R Rico, 8 de Diciembre de ls96-H
Secretario, ,FeIfr VegG NevarssV.' B.'---El PFest-
dente, ,---E. RtUeya NuHeZ. 81
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El viernes 18, por Ia noche, tendr& lu.
gar On la Iglesia de las r. r. M. M. Car
guiente, sabado, las ocho de la ma6ana,
Ia misa que todos los afos celebra ell 90
legio de Procuradores en- honor de su ex.
oelsa patrona Ia Inmaculada Conception
de Maria sant1sima, en- cumplimiento de
sus Estatutos, para ouyos actos se invita-
las personals piadosas.
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Desde sntes de aver termin6 el

Desde antics de aver termin6 el pla4o
que oonoedimos los suscriptores de La
CORRESPONDENCE para que pudieran or.
denar tarjetas en- esta tipograffa 6 80 CEN
tavos el 100. Lo avisamos para evitar
correspondence inttil. Las tarjetas que
90 haoen ahora son precios conveneio-
nalaa
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todos sus detalles en- La va c61ebre Sec
ci6n de sus Ultimads hords que eI cabeci-
liza Rsgo So habfa presentado acogi6ndose
6 indulto. 7, en- efecto Rego sique an el
campo insurrecto manejando Ia criminal
tea incendisria De donde resuIta que
6 EI TeIemtco le dieron un mico soberano
6se 10 di6 81 4 sus pacientes lectores.
saliva sea Ia parte.
Aunque de bastante cuidado todavia,
sigue un POGO msior de la terrible enfer.
NEEDED que le aRobia, nuestro estimado
hmg el doctor Tizol. ....--
Benito Zalduondo duefio de-. La
Lama de TW Casa (mfa tambi6n y de
todo el que lleve mejicanos), esta echando
81 resto en- ell baratillo que ha alberto allf
en- estos dltimos dias Vende tan barato
que da horror. Las tiras bordadas y los
encajes casi, casi los regala; los guantes
de seda extra.fnas los da 6 6 reales
par; las batistas de color, muselinas Gala
das y bordadas, velos de religiosa, perca-
les etc etc los vende por la mitad de su
precio. En- casimires, merinos, camisas,
sombreros, calcetines y medias, pahuelos
de hilo = corbatas, la quemaz6n es atroK.
"a
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El que haya perdido una lsontina de
plata con una bola de CRYSTAL On un extre-
mo I'M pequeno arc, al pareeer de ORC,
undo ella, puede solioitarla en- L. casa
ntlmero de Ia Gale del Sol donde vive
don Vicente SaniuriO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-12
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garon d aquel pueblo los comisionados pa
"a verifioar Ell canje y una compahia de
zarzueIa Hoy ha debido llegar la tropa
ss1 reooaido Dor or ] susoripci6n Dor iniciativa
del alcalde para obsequiarlos con TN
rancho extraordinario. El popular secre-
tario del Ayuntamiento don Angel Cruz
no ha descansado hasta hallar buen alo-
iamiento para Ia dicha tropa.