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BRIEFS FROM THE WIRES.

A dispatch from Shanghai says that
news OF the bombardment OF Tonc
Chou has arrived from tho American
mission by way Of Cheefoo.
Judge John Erskine, who was tho
first United States Judge appointed in
Georgia after the war. dicd ut Atlanta
last evening, aged eighty-two.
Fire Mt Elmore, Ohio, yesterday even
ing destroyed tho business portion Of
tho town aud two women were fatally
burned. Tho loss is not known.
All the colieries Of tho Lehigh and
Wilkcsbarrc Coal Company. at Wilkes
barre, Pa, will bo idle during tho com.
ing week. Eight thousand men will be
without employment.
College hall, tho principal hall OF tho
Rhode Island college OF agriculture and
mechanics arts Mt Kingston, was par
TALLY destroyed hy fire Yesterday morn
ing. Tho loss vii! be $4,000.
Tho latest estimates as to tho row.
enues accruiug from tho income tnx
law is placed at over S50,000.010. The
number Of corporations and individuals
affected by its provisions will exceed
100000
Tho PENNSYLVANIA steel works Mt
Harrisburg, Pa.. will resume in all do.
partmonts during the prescn, week.
The billet mill. after an idienoss OF
seven weeks. resumes this morning, Civ.
ing employment to 100 mon.
A dog that is known to have been on
tho Ill fatcd steamer Chicora. which
sank in Lake Michigan last Thursday,
swan ashore Mt Pottawatumio Park, and
tho vessel is beloved to have sunll near
that place.
A cabinet council was held yestcr.
day at Madrid, at which 1t was decided
to incroaso tho duty on foreign wheat
to half n dollar por hectolitre. and to
raiso tho railway freight charges on
grain from tho sea to tho interior. A
cabinet crisis Is thus avertod.
While II childrcn's moo,ing wac bcing
conducted in tho Willinmsport, Pa,
Second Presbyterian church yesterday,
the interior was discovered to DO In
flames. The children were rescued
with difficulty. Tho damage by Orc
and water amounted to $4,000, partly
insured. -,s'T~s,...
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THE NEW CABINET.

With Two vncancirs u. Eibot has Sue.
c.rded IN Securing n Ministry.
PARIS, Jan. 27.--Thc namo OF neither
General lamont nor Admira! Besnard
appears in tho lis: OF cabinet officers
published in tho Journal Otlicicl. The
ministry OF var will bo occupied ad in
term by tho Prime Min istor Ribot. and
tho ministry OF marine dd interim By NJ.
Iraricux, who also holds the portfolio
oilustico. This makes tho new cabinet
as follows: Prime minister, aud nd Ia
trim minister OF war, NJ. Ribot;
minister OF Justice and dd interim
minlster Of marine, NJ. Trarieux
mlnister Of forcigE aGairs, 81. Homo
taux; minister OF tho interior, NJ. 10y.
cucs; minister Of public instruction md
worshlp. VI. Poincnre; minister oil pub
lie works, ". Dupuy-Dutcmps; minister
OF commerce. VI. Andre Ledon; minister
Of agriculture, NJ. Gadcnu; minis,er OF
tho colonies. ". Chautcmps.
The nowspapors exprcss surprise at
the competition OF the cabinet, but
their comments arc Ot'h0stIle.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Jan. 27.-secre.
tary Carlisle has about completed the
reorganization of the Office of tho super
vising architect OF tho treasury, and it is
understood will very soon select a sue
cessor to Mr.. O'Rourke. The indica.
lions now are that none Of the appli-
cnnts for the place will receive the ap-
poin.ment and that Mr.. Carlisle will
probably tender tho position to Mr..
John NJ. Carrere. OF the firm OF Carrere
& Hastings, "A Broadway. New York. 1t
is not known whether Mr.. Carrere
would accept the appointment, but it is
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EMPEROR WILLIAM


SoiopFNtos his hHiFty-Si1ih hirtuuay uuo
Praises His Army.
BERLIN. Jan. 27.-To.day is the thirty.
sixth anniversary OF the birth oil En-.
peror William. His majesty addressed
the following letter to My Army"
"BERLrS, Jan. 81, 1895.
"For the twenty-fifth time the
memorial day comes round OF the great
war which was forced upon tho father.
land and which, after path OF victory
without parallel, brought it n glorious
ending, fulfilled Germany's longings,
md as tho noblest recompense for her
sacrifices. created an unshakable foun.
dation for her greatness and welfare in
the federation OF her princes and peo.
Pile. With touched heart u oriiy the
mercy OF the Almighty that He blessed
our arms in such measure OF full sym
pnthy. think OF those who in the sac.
rilicial strife for Germauy's honor and
Independence joyiully yielded their
lives. and express renewed thanks to
nll those who co-operated to the attain.
>ment OF this end. but l specially tender
my thanks to my army which, together
with the troops Of my ilustrious allies.
strove to excel in heroic deeds. Its
bravery is inextinguishable.
CIVILIAN H."
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DECLINED THE OFFER.

! 4 Tartar Chief offered tho Assistance OF
Powerful Army to Help the Jap.
YOKOHAMA, Jan. 27.-General Nodzu
in IN official despatch announces that
he declined-an oilcr made to him bya
Tartar chief from Kirin, who recently
arrived at the Japanese camps and do
nounced tho Chinese deprcda,ions. The
chief offered tho services OF sixty thou
sand mon to join the Japanese in at
tacking Moukden and to avonye Chinese
cruolties. Natives Of Liaoyang, Man
churia, have also pctitioned tho Japan
ese to speedily occupy that city.
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DEBs' TRIAL BEGUN.

His counso, Says He wii Prove Tint the
Real Conspirators.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The formal open
ing OF the conspiracy trial in the United
States circuit court took place ycster.
day. Thomas Z. 9lilchris., one OF the
special counsel for the government,
opened the argument.
He sa!d tho directors OF the American
Railway Union were charged, with
others, with conspiring to obs:ruct and
retard the passage OF United Siatos
mail. He insisted that the counsel was
not defending or representing any OF
the railroads. but the government. lie
then proceeded to review the indict.
.ment as it set forth the particular overt
acts alleged by tho government to have
been the result and the consequence. OF
the conspiracy. He began with tho
throwing OF switch at Blue Island on
June 30, by Mervin.
Mr.. Darrow followed for tho defenrc.
Ho disclaimed any conspiracy in the
acts OF the officers OF the A. r. u, with
the conduct of any Of their followers.
Tho strike, he said, was protest OF tho
railroad employees against tho Pullman
Chr Company's treatment OF its en-.
nloyes. iie alleged that il any couspi.
racy had been committed it was by the
General Managers' Association. Tho
government, he said, was being used as
n cloak By tho General Managers Asso-
Grafton. the only body OF men in tho
world that synpathized with Mr.. Pull.
man. lie added that il tho government
did not call tho members OF the General
Mnnagors' Association, tho defence
would. and tho conspiracy would then
be shown.
Mr.. Harper for John J. Hannahan,
mems organization. and had, under tho
instructions Of his superior oliicor, do.
clned to take part in the strike. llis
act. as alleged in thu indictment, was to
call out somo meI on tho Fort Wayne
railroad The iicts were that tho Dire.
men were opposed to tho A. X. u. aud
as groat animosity existed botwocn tho
two organizations rs between tho
strikers and the railroads. Mr.. Hanna.
hans conduc. was out Of regard for tho
livoa of tho two mon whom he dis-
suadod from running an engine into tho
camp OF the strikers.
Mr.. Gcetng insisted that thero was
no conspiracy between his cliouts and
tho officers OF tho A. L. u. and he read
several Of Dohs' kilograms, cautioning
tho mon not to Interfere with mail
trains.
Tho other counsel said they would rc-
serve their addresses to tho Jury until
after tho government had submitted its
testimony. On Monday tho first wit
ness, Wallace Rice, IL reporter, will bn
placed on tho stand. -
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Ono Of The directors Of the woat Vir-
giuia Central & Pittsburgh Railroad.
says tho Railway Gazette, Ia authority
for the statement that a contract has
been lot for the construction OF twenty
milcs OF tho proposed extansion from
Cumberland to llagorstown. via Han.
cock. The contract embraces the heav.
lest part OF tho work. It ia given ont
thnt the construction work on tho rail.
road will bc commenced IN another
month. The company over year ago
asked for bids, Of which large number
werG resolved. 1t Ia not known il now
bids will ho asked for, or the old bid
ders asked to renew their old bids.
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THE RAILROAD FIELD,

Tho Extension or tho Tsrruinai-Othcr
Nows of Local and SciGhboring Iio,ds.
Work OH the Bcnwood extension OF
tho Wheeling Bridge & Terminal line,
which has boon at n standstill for sew.
oral months, will bo resumed this week.
Tho extension Ia completed to tho
Rivorsios Iron Works, at tho upper end
OF Benwood, mud tho limo when finished
iu 10 roach tho Wheeling Iron 4 Stoel
Co.'S works, half n milo below. Tho
road la to follow tho Ohio river bank,
and tho available spacn being narrow, it
has boon necessary to wait till the
cindor tapped from tho furnaces Of tho
two concerns mentioned had nccumul-
atad sufficiently to form tho roadbed.
Tho cindor is hauled to tho right OF way
in II molten state, in ladlo carriages,
and dumped whilo hot. rhis wclds to
tho cindcr previously dumped, and
forma I'M excellent roadbcd. 1t is OK
perled tho extension will bo comp!oIcd
within two months.
John W. Wardcll, as receiver Tor tho
Cleveland, Canton & Southern, has
taken cognovit judgment against the
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Cleveland & Wheeling road, nt stoubon.
villo, for sl00,02G. The Cleveland &
Wheeling was chartered as tho success
sor Of the South Pennsylvania & Ohio
road, in 1887, and considerable graling
was done In Harrison and Jefferson
counties, Ohio. NJ 10 given out that
this 10 n move toward building n con.
Meeting link between the Lake Eric, Al.
lance & Southern, which now termi-
mates at Bcrrholz, Jefferson county, aud
the Ohio River. Tho rights Of way DO.
longing 10 tho Cleveland & Wheeling
arc valuable, and tho surveyed line will
afford good outlet Cor tho Lake Eric,
Alliance & sou,hern.-Rdiitpuy CARTE.
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4 CompromiSe Enrntnd

Providence, +. l., Jan. 27.-A. a
meeting OF the striking employees Of the
British Hosiery Company. at Thornton,
yesterday, the proposition OF the mana
rser that as compromise they accept
n ten per cent cut witd-a guarantee Of
steady employment, until July, was ac-
cepted aad tho eiSh,.weeks' strike ia
eujad
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THE alIXlCAN BOUNDARY.


hoh'c" r"PHr"h ior hh i"'"NOh III tho
Guntcmainn Republic.
Mexico Cry. MEx., Jan. 27-lf Mexico
Is pushed into tho fight over tho intor-
nal boundary her policy will bc rs out
lined from tho first by Gonoral Dinz and
hia cabinet.
It is prophcsiod in some quartors that
M0xico will settle tho boundary limo by
quietly appropriating tho whole Guato.
mnlan republic as n pnrt OF tho United
States OF Mexico with tho City OF
Mexico o. Its capital and with tho chief
executive OF this republic N !ts ruler.
Troops are being centred Mt all Pacific
aud gulf ports. In ovent oi war tho
invasion will be mado from oevernl
pointu, principally from the Pacific
aide.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 27.-The imms.
diate cause OF the death Saturday night
OF NJ. Doctors, tho minister Of Foreign
Affairs was angina petoris. complicated
with inflammation OF the lungs. His last
hours wefe peaceful Tho funeral takea
pluco Wednesday next.
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Domblo Sl,ontinc At Hinton.

lIrsros, W. Va, Jan. EN-. +.
Wyckoif and Frod Nihoof, mn engineer,
fought with pistola tonight and Nihooi
rncoived y fatal wound. WyckoT found
Nlhoot Mt his homo in tho pnrlor with
hit wife. Wyckoir was arrested nnd is
in jail. lie was also shot in tho log.
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CosarAsTisorLE, Ian. 27.--lhc COM
mission appointeh to inGuiTe into the
Armenian outragos has had prslirni.
nary siltingat Moosh. The porto still
faiusoa to permit newspaper correspon.
dents 10 travel In Ammonia. ~,
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MOST SERIOUS FIRE
Experienced In tho City for q. Con-
siderable Tlme Past
OCCURRED EARLY THIS MORNING.

Tho Old Holiday Pinning Mil aud
AdlnluIng Buildings Gutted AMI
Practically Destroyed by a Fire
Which Broke Out Shortly After
Ono o'Cfoois-A Stubborn Pgte by
tho Department Against Exccp-
tionnl Dinicuitios--List otthc Losors.
Some Narrow Escapes.
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS
win Bo Hold In tho Interest OF Ex-
pedltinG Legislation.
The PRACTICAL UNDERSTANDING

Ponding Measures TO DO
Arrived at--six Bilis Providing for
State Lcvics for Genorai and School
Lcvles-Tho snaE struck by DIll No.
4s-rhc Mechanics Iilcn Biil-A
Compulsory School Law aud Now
Road law.
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WORK OF CONGRESS
Outlined for tho Comlng Woek'e
Session OF tho Two Houses,
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL AND HAWAII

viii Occupy the Attention oC tho
Scnato-sOmo Interesting Debates
Expccted-A Special Message from
tho President on tho Treasury Stu
alton Among tho Possibliitiss Ia tho
II0uso-Spoaleer Crlsp's Return.
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living wago and reasonable hours Of
labor; demanding that tho attorney
general OF tho state begin proceedings
TO annul the charters OF tho railway
corporations and that upon tho for.
ioi,ure Of said charters. all city railroads
should DO operated by the city Of Brook.
lyn or by roaponsiblo lossooB under strin.
gent regulations, for tho exclusive ben.
edt Of tho pooplo OF Brooklyn.
r. ,A / STRIKER ARREsrgD
Early this morning company G OF tho
Seventh rosimsnt was Obliged to dis.
perse crowd OF 500 pcrsons. Thomas
McGrary, n atriking motormnn, was dis.
covered placing stones on tho track, A
crowd gathered Rnd jeered at tho ofli.
,cers. McGrasy was arrested In spite OF
their protests.
Adam Doi,z, non.nnion motorman
brought from Jersey City, and In charge
OF car on tho Noslrand avenue limo Of
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com.
pany. was held up on the boulevard
last night aud severely beaten. After
tho police had disporsod the mob tho
car returned to tho depot.
Thomas J. ALclHife, OF the general
executive board, Knights OF Labor,
said:
OFFERS OF A SETTLEMENT
master Workman Connolly will
wait tomorrow on tho presidents
OF tho three railroad compuG!es and
inform thom that tho men who ufo
locked out arc at the disposal OF tho
companies and ready to to work i'm.
medla.ely.
This will bo OH tho condition that
the men running "trippers" are to re-
ceive 81 80 day and are TO work only
tan hoursn
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For West Virginia, fair; warmer; south SHIFT,
Ing 10 northeast Winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, generally iaiE;
west winds
For Ohio, fair: variable winds.
THE TEMPERATURE sArunp ,Y.
n furnished by C. ScHSErF. druggist, corner
Market and Fourteenth street..
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New York-T.a Rrc,agnc, from Havfc.
Livcrpool-Gnlilco, from Now York.
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No necesitamos escribir la biograffa
de este estimado amigo nuestro, por ser
ventaj ajosamente conociGa en- Puerto Rico
Al publican su retrato nos limitamos re-
producer del Correo de UItrGnaar corrres,
pondiente al II del pasado mes de Septiem
bre el siguiente suelto:
Este distinguidfsimo escritor porto
rrique6o estuvo, hace POGO, algunos dias
en- Madrid, con objeto de obtener ciertos
datos en- el Archivo del Ministerio de la
Guerra, y ha regresado Sevilla, en- Gu
20 Archivo de Indias contint1a sus nota-
bles estudios relacionados con la historic
de Puerto Rico.
Lleva, por cierto, muy adelantados
Salvador Brau esos estudios, para 10 cual
le estimula, tanto como sus propios deseos,
la generosa protection del meritfsimo por-
torriquedo sefior Egozcue, presidente de
ia Comision provincial de Puerto Rico,
Pquien, oonvencido de la utilidad de la obra
por Brau emprendida, le facilita algunos
de los recursos indispensables para llevar-
Ia t6rmino.
Tan plausible como la constancia de
Brau es la conducta del sefiOr Egozcue,
que nos completeness en- aplaudir since
ram0nE0 -
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LAS ESCUELAS PIAS

Seg1n 10 anunciamos, aver tuvo lugar
la solemne aperture del Colegio de Esc0la-
pios, establecido en- Santurce, asistiendo
al acto Ell Sr Gobernador, ell Sr General q
Cabo, la DipUtaci6n Provincial, el Sr Obs
po, el Sr Intendente General de Hacienda,
militares de alta graduation, gran ndme'
70 de damas y caballeros y I'm publico nu-
meros1simo.
Celebr6se una misa en- la CapilIa del
palacio acto continue Ell sefior Rector le-
y6 un elocuentfsimo discurso, extendi6n-
dose en- profundas consideraciones sobre
Ia ''Educaci6n" y las ventajas de las Es'
cuelas Pias, terminando con frases con-
gratulatorias para la Diputacion Provin-
cial y espeoialmente para ell presidente de
la Comisi6n, sefor Egozcue, secretario Sr
Benet etc, dedicando I'm recuerdo de gra-
titud al general Daban y al sef1or Obispo
por 10 mucho que SO interesaron por la
fundaci6n del dicho Colegio.
La concurrencia fu6 espl6ndidamente
obsequiada con vinos, pastelillos y dulces.
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Recortamos de EE Liberal de Madrid
MUERTE De L0LO BENITEz

(Ds mWestro corTesponsGI dc la HabonG1
Core ell rumor de que ha muerto- ell
famoso guerrillero, teniente coronel Lolo
Benitez. j.
I'm lance personal.-MoTdR. ~ ... -.
Mucho sertiremos que la anterior no.
tfcia SO conhrme. .
Era Lolo Benitez ttn hombre de otros
tiempos tan revueltos como los actuales,
pero mas her6ico por las condolences de la
lucha, que permiten al valor personal des-
plegar tOdas sus cuaiidades, I'm POGO apara-
tosas tai vez, pero tambien mas sugetivas.
Batfase en- fiIas como cualquiera otro;
pero donde descollaban su valor y su au-
dacia sin Hmites, era principalmente en-
las empresas que acometfa aisladamente
con un corto numero Ge voluntarlOs. En-
tonces SO crecfa;y cuanto mayor era el
riesgo, mayor era tambien su arrojo para
acometerlo su serenidad para burlarlo.
Asf 10 demostr6 en- Glen ocasiones y a1n
bien recientemente en- Ia accion de Peralejo
Cercadas entonces las tropas que dlri-
qfa Ell general Martinez Campos
va Ell bravo Santocildes-por las fuerzas
insurrectas que mandaba Maceo, temi0se
un nomento que nuestros soldados, Quie-
nes no habia podjdo contener en- su mar
cha 8 Bayamo nj la furia nj el numero de
sus enemigos, pudiesen ser arrollados y
sucumbir por falta de municiones.
Fran las seis de la tarde, 81 Ia bata-
liza, que haLia empeZadO 8 las once de le
mafana, SIC prolongaba, no cabia salvar
la eventualidad teInids.
Era precise avisar Bayamo. SPero
Qui6n llegaba ALI SQui6n intentaba 81
opiegR gQmper laa nneas DEL enemigo, Cru
@SxS y .65 - = - "
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NOTIGIAs GEEERkLES

Dice un colega madrileno "que CON
motive de la nueva organizacl6H que SO
proyecta dar al EjeI cito de Cuba, es posi-
BILE que ell actual gobernador de Puerto.
Rico, general Gamir, sea nombrado Jefe
de Estado Mayor del Ej6rcito de la gran
Antilla." NosotrCs lamentarfarnos de to.
do coraz6n que tai noticfa' Sc confifrnase
por los motives que va hemos expuesto
antes de ahora. El general Gamir Dor su
tacto = por su talento es actualmente prem
da de paz y de concordia en- Puerto. Rico.
Dfcennos que es impossible ell estado
en- que Sc hallan los caminos desde las Pie.
dras hasta Caguas, pasando por Juncos y
durabo. Todo 10 que Sc dijera, parecerfa
exagerado. Entire Juncos Gurabo hay
un sitio llamado Quebrada del Nancy, ?
en- 81 un bache, que no Sc puede pasar
por alf Sin riesgo de la vida. Y ell tai ba
che sirve para una exploitation. Sc puede
desechar, pero pagando una peseta ca6a
viaJero por ell. servicio. Respecto del
particular nos suplican lamar Ia atenci6n
de 8. E. ell Gobernador General.
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asroroso

zando por medic del fuego &sroroso
de los insurrectos?
digna de Lolo Benitez, y g
PGsose al frente de media de Hom[
bres, voluntarios como el, cen6cedores del
terreno, y aquel pequefo pelot6n desaf1an-
do Ia muerte, SO abrio carnino = lego
Bayamo.
Tai era Ell hombre que habia puesto su
indominable valor sus extraordinarias
ener9fas al servicio de Espafia.
Encausado en- otro tempo, tambien
por una question personal, rehabilitado
dente q. tan fatales consecuencias ha te-
nido.
Mas sea de clio 10 que qufera, 81 La no.
ticia de su muerte SO confirma, bien pode-
mos decir que Espaha ha perdido uno
de sus mas bravos y enthusiasts defenso-
res en- Cuba.
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CAP. Con mas motive 10 que no prOgresa
en- ningdn grado.
EE EconomSst0 Rural.
r. s.-Escrito 10 que precede, recibi.
mos por vapor frances nuevos avisos del
mercado de Londres, habiendose pronun-
ciado fuertemente Ell movimiento de alZa
de los corrientes, y pasando del 25 al 26 el
German Beet de 1913 1oL6-el ~ 1Ol74-
eli 2 de Octubre 1OI9-el 1OI1O4-el 4 Iii!
FL mascabado Sc movie su vez pa
sando del al de Octubre de 9L3 9I9.
de un million de toneladas en- la nueva CO.
secha, b. R.
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LA PROXIMA COSECHA.
LAS PRIMAS
e. PR0aRE80

iEstar6n nuestros hacendados de
enhorabuena?-Es 10 que puede deducirse
de las noticias que acaban de recibirse y
que nos apresuramos y completeness en-
comunicarles.
RasPgSa del deaeil g 100000 tQnelaaes
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De Humacao recibimos aver tarde ell
siguiente telegrama: - ''Anoche celebr6
un gran concerto ell eminente violinista
sehor Brindis de Salas en- los salones del
ovaci6n completa. Hoy celebrara otro
concerto les ell tercero J, y ell martes se-
guira viaje para Mayagtsz. - EI Cores
ponSdL"
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Dice Gel Correo de UItramar:-"Ha
salido para Francia con objeto de estudiar
los dltimos adelantos cientificos, ell repu.
tado m6dico portorrique6o doctor don 10.
Sc OrdofieZ
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TRESPAhACI0S \ ALDABO

Fabrcan de loes ciras campanadas mpoao grande
HABANEA Especadaddes de COGNA 1866 WEYMOUTH MAR
CHONATO. RON SUPERIOR Y CHAMPAGNE CUBANO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-07

RECOMPENSAS OBTENDAS: Primer Chicago 1898 Media
e Medala de PuerO-ico, 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-07

Para adornar convenientemente los
panteones Ell dia dc los difuntos solicite
usted las preciosas Coronas que tienen en-
LA Fama de Puerto Rico" Las hay de
rosas blancas, de lila. de pensamientos, de
jazmines, de siemprevivas, de marimo-
f1as, etc y con dedicatorias aIusivas al
obJeto. Son elegantfsimas reunen la
Circumstance &c que Sc venden baratas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-07

Nos dicen de Guayanilla: - CEN dfaa
paaados robaron don Lorenzo Catala
1 200 = pioo de pesos. Los tribunales en4
tieuden en- el asunto."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-07

Sc ha encargado del mando de la sec.
cion de Voluntarios movilizada, en- Qua
vanilla, ell primer teniente don Alvaro
Santaella Cort6n, -- =