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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13


de namposterfa, esta situado enlsla Gale
habi6ndose adquirido en- condi-
clones altamente yentajosas para los inte-
reses prOcomunaIes La gloria de este he
chO, segIin confidencias fidedignas, cores
p6nde el actual Alcalde d 4gnacio Franco
al C6sarsl 10 que es del Cesar.
ABASTO PBBLICO La carne deres
sc expendera desde el y al 13 del actual, a
"a behaves el kilo. "a de eerdo Sc vende
preciO conyenclonalporn no estar suJeta
subasta.
Cintas, encajes, blondas, tiras borda-
das, entre-dos, plumas, flores, pajar1llos dl-
secados, guantes, mitones, pasamanerla en-
general, perfumeria extra superior ar
sticulOs de. hjo, en-. ell PARIS BAzAR Forta-
leza ~. aTodo barato.
Mafana embarcara para la Peninsula
en- Ell vapor directo sAlfonsoXIll el CAPT
tan de la Guardia Civil Don Emilio de Ma
zarredo.
oES VERDADERAMENTE sorprendente el re-
sultado que Sc obtiene con el uso del YER
MIFUGO GADEA para la expulsion de
las lombrices demas verrnes intestinales.s
Esta playa de parasites que tantOs mi
llaEes 7ictimas ha causado la huma-
alead es destruida como peT eneanto con
OAN0EGQOez
| las mejores referencias. OSu use, Sc ha ge
neraliEado en- todo e1 pals y puede decirse
que no hay un hogar donde no sea conoci
do pOr las madres que Sc desvelan por la
shlud de les tiernos infantes.
j Han venido q quejaEse esta rbdaccion
varios apreciables jovenes de esta Capital
i de un case muy sscurioso que les ocurrlo
. aver noche en- una fonda de esta Marina.
i L IL q
i fonda pidieron camas para clneo perso-
Inas. Por la mafana dos de ellosse levan-
ttaron muy temprano y abonaron el lmpor-
tie de todas las camas. Luego mas tarde
j al leyantarse los tres restantes que queda-
Lban durmiendo Sc les exijio el pago de las
camas alegando uno de los dependencies
Iaue los dos que Sc marcharon prlmero
SS1nicamente habfan pagado las camas Gle
ellos". AL enterarse uno de los Jovenes,
i del case tuvo que dejar en- garantia una
brenda que lie exijio ell citado Dependence
para de ese modo salir de ali para ente-
rarse con Que habia pagado {q9e 5eman
la completa seguridad de ello) de 10 que
habfa de cierto. Alpersonarse Ell que ha-
bia hecho ell pago por todos, Sc le nego que
llo hubiera verifcado, quedando luego el
ldependiente en- la creencia que la cantldad
abonada antes era unicamente por dos ca
mas Los citados jovenes naman la ater-
cion del duefio del Estableclmiento, sobre
|
tar cualquier compromise que en- 10 suce-
sivo pudiera ocurrir, por desman tan Sc.
mejante.
Manana por la madrugada Sc uniran
ante los altares en- la iglesia parroquial dc
ISan Francisco, en- esta Capital, Ell aprecla
BILE ioven don Pedro Otero y la bella y
simpatica senorita Rafaela Montesinos y
Wys. Deseamos q los futuros esposos
un hogar protegido por la felicidad.
Casi repentinamente ha rendido la
Il iornada de la vida en- Vega-alta, e
senior don Juan Tizol, pariente muy
cercano de la estimable familia Coy
de esta Capital, con cuya amistao
nos honramos. Descanse en- paz y reci-
ban todos sus deudos nuestras mas senti
das palabras de condolencia.~
IhMpARAS M A IlES Sc reazans amPaEas X hemos mos
; | una propiss para Casinos m
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No deben olvidar las bell4s borinque-
nas que tratan de asistir al bale que ten
dra lugar en- Ell Casino Espanol el dia vein
te que en- La Fama de Puerto Rico" de
don Francisco Arrabal, San Francisco
Mum. 2 45 Sc consiguen velos de religioso,
crespones cachemires de lana de colores,
cefiros de cuadros ultima novedad), velo
de religioso acresponado, idem de listas y
anclas para trajes de ni1os y satenes y
percales.
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sibido las renaesas de naes.
apEabo, laaaaa pia s
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MOVIMIENTO de vapores.

RI espafioI 9 Vasco saldra el Is
del corriente para Arecibo y escalas hasta
Arroyo FL espahol Ida "salio de Cadiz
directo para este puerto Ell cuatro del ac-
tual. El ingl6s Kate Faweet'' saldra de
Amberes para este puerto ell 15 del actual.
El esp. "Gran Antilla" salio de Canarias ell
2 del actual directamente para este puerto
y seglira viaje para Mayaguez, Ponce y
Habana. FL espa1lol Mexico" saldra ell IA
del actual para la Habana y escalas. El
espafol .Ibo Bosch" 10 hara ell 10 del que
cursa por la costa 0este de esta isla. El
esp ''Ciudad de Cadiz'', salio de esta ciu-
dad ell 10 del corriente pa esta Capital. El
esp, "Alfonso XII" 10 hizo de la Habana Ell
mismo dia tambien directo p. aquf.
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HILO INGlES Corp, MARcA sssOL"--Tan4
bueno como el mejor, de la gran fabrica
ALEXANDER, de Glasgow. Hilo' blanco con
palo negro, hilo negro con palo blanco, to-
dos los nilmeros, constante surtido. Para
precios y pedidos dirigirse a los Agentes y
DepositariOs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13

RENEEIGA.-Los senOreS socios que
por cuaquer concepto que preyiene Reg
ufcar pertenencia la Socedad servran pe
recogero termino de ofcinas
Rico Enero II de Secreario
Zeno.-Vto Bno. El Presidente. Perez An6. 3-3 q
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AMPARAS U nssssa s Csa pRssaS s n6ss 0s
una propias para Casinos muy baratas.
dPl 3. In Ell CAPRICHO, San Justo 81.
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sula el teniente coronel don Heliodoro
Moncada y Soler.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13

Nuestro apreciado amigo don Pablo
UbarriN6 Iramategui ha sido nombrado
Vocal de la Junta Superior de ventas y
composition de terrenos realengos.
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cursa por la costa Oeste de esta isla. Ell
esp. "Ciudad de Cadiz" salio de esta ciu-
dad ell 10 del corriente p.s esta Capital. El
esp, alfonso XII" 10 hizo de la Habana el
mismo dia tambien directo p.a aqui.
DESGRANADORAS de maiz = El mas SEN
clio, Ell mas PRACTICE, ell mas barato del
mundo. Desgrana mazorcas de cualquier
tamaho, lanzando Ia tusa automaticanen-
te al otro lado.S No.parte el grano Q Pre-.
clos, inclusive lavs inglesa y barreno,
pesos. KoRBKR,
En- Isabella ha sido herido en- la cal,e,
ga ell individuo Juan Gonzalez pof ell We.
cino Catalina Deliz.. Ell motive dicese fue
porque el prinero vive una casa pr0piedad
del segundo, y como no pagase 81 alqIilIer,
fue herido de lln garrotazo en- Ia cabeza 81
moreno Pedro Velez, por tres iIidividtios
en- una zarracina que tnvo ltgar Ell la ctss
sa de Nicolas Rodriguez, donde parece
que tenian lugar f1nas........ maron1as.
CAR1ES de casi1nir baratisimos de cife-
rentes precios. En- La s. SastFeria France
sa, Fortaleza 81 cef6a del Colmado de
Luifa.
Los que quieran eomprar articulos
estabiecinliento I. La villa de Paris, ai La
do de Felipe Hecht.
En- Aibonito no hubo carne de res pa
ra Ell abasto pliblico el jueves dltimo los
veeinos se contentaron con oomerla de
eerdo.
E entierro del malogrado sefior don
Hlg1nlo Cachada, de cuyo repentino falle-
cimidnte dimos cuenta, tlavo lupar aveFs
tarde, revistiendo el acto una verdadera
naa1if festaci6n de dpelo. Asisfieror n
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MULLENHoFF Y KoRBER.

Hay gran animation en- la Carolina
para un baile que sc celebrara en- la noche
del 20 del actual. Sabemos que algunas
jovenes de esta Capital Sc proponen asistir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13

4el1es NA
Aguada Arecibo, los que queda1nos
agradecidos. Solo faltan 80 por hacer
los envfos de fondOs.
LA LUCIA pOr la existencla es terrible.
La Ley de Ia Naturaleza que condena al
sd6bil q que sea veneid0 por Ell fuerte,
IS desesperante "A evitsr esto tiende la
l;iencia con sus Observation-Disclosures diarios;
hoy saliva una vida condenada q muerte
lrTemisiblemente; maj ana otra Y asi sllce-
sivamente, ora curando Ell NAL de raiz, ora
9vitando aquel por medic de la proflaxia,
shace que la humanidad cada dia lie este
mas recOn0cida. Producto de una labor
uda es ell sJarabe del doctor ". Santonia
7Iue Sc ha usado durante cinco amos en- los
lOspitales de Paris ha arrancado miles
te v1ctimas a la parca inexorable La re-
'Omendamos q los tisicos, a los que sufren
ies stos, bronquitis, etc, y engeneral q todos
os que padeceDk kenfermedad de las Was
respiratorias.
81 vapor aleman huringfa cargo
en- Mayagiiez para Europa 1,O13 sacos Pc
sando 81 ,879 klos cafe y 769 pieles de res
con 9,784 kilos. Y el yapor sMejico" car
go para la Peninsula con trasbordo en- esta
Capital ], ,050 saeos con 81, ,459 kilos cafe
Han sido nombrados Presidents We.
cal de la Junta Calificadora del a.tac csgs4so
Agrfcola. NJ Hos amigos don Julian BIan-
co Sosa, don Pablo Ubarri Iramategui
espectiyamente.
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4 Cast repentinamente ha rendido la
= iornada de la vida en- Vega-alta, el
senior don Juan Tizol, pariente muy
cercano de la estimable familia Coy,
de esta Capital, con cuya amistad
nos honramos Descanse en- paz y reci-
ban todos sus deudos nuestras mas senti-
das palabras de condolencia.
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SE lESEA SARER Ia Residential de Dol

Ramon Escardie Berry miar que sVio e Battalion de
Colon esa Ia 81 pueda dar nformes que So srva
communicates don Jose Nohet. Hotel nglateTa. aa
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,..l. 4 @. -, gu j, lE1EREsA = Ia Capital de
sores Do Jose Hernaiz, ofrecen 4 sus. nu-
NaeT0eos parroquianos al pdblico en- 9e-
neral, un n1agnffco snrtido de telas para
tQelos los gHstos y al alcance dc todos los
Octslllos. Especialidad en- tiras bordadas
en todos anchos = classes , casimires nacio-
9aksss extranjeros Realization de pinta-
doG Precios sin coInpetencia.
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Porhn 81 Municipio ds Manatf ha con
seguido Ia propiedad de I'm ma0nffco edi.
acle paEa casa QpnsistQsial todc
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En- el vapor 'tMejico" embarcara pars
Santiago de Cuba acompahado de su apre
ciable fanilia nuestro distinguido amigo
el Lcdo. D. Jose NJ. 9 Figueras, abogads
fiscal de la Audiencia de aquella ciudad
Deseamosles feliz travesia.
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El DOCTOR WIVES oCUL1sTA Ex-Jefe dc
clfnica del Institute oftalmico de Madrid
ofrece los seryicios de 50 espeCialidad.- -
PONCE Rico.
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Acompanado de su disting1ida sefiors
y despues de ocho amos de ausencia de Ma
yagtiez, sl1 pueblo natal, ha regresado de
pahero en- La pfensa ell sefior don Mafbe
Prats Tolosa. Reiteramosle nuestra tlal
afectuosa bienvenida.
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Manana por la madrugada Sc unira
ante los altares en- la iglesia parroquial q
BILE ioyen don Pedro Otero y la bella
simpatica seforita Rafaela Montesinos
Wys. Deseamos q los futuros esposo
un hogar protegido por la fehcidad.
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En- el restaurant stLas Delicias0 de
Aquilino Martinez Tetuan So mas de la
buena comida que prepare Calixto Sc ha-
cen cenas para despues de las funciones
de teatro.
The evening times., 1895-12-20
IT WAS A CANARD.

The published reports that the Commits
sioners were preparing a bill to give
the District cheaper gas seems to have been
little premature. This information is TO
be regretted, in view of the fact that those
able gentlemen are continually falling
over each other in their efforts 10 lessen the
expenses of the public and it may te pos
sible that they will yet find time midst
their arduous cares of urging the passage
of the bond bill, to recommend such meas
nre. l..r, r.-.,-
1t generally happens that the peoples
affairs are neglected, unless the press
and those in charge OF their business are
active in their efforts TO lessen public
burdens. What belongs TO everybody is
tie property of none, except when put in
charge OF public servants, and as the press
and public officials are expected to act in
that capacity, they are practically en-
trusted with the duty OF looking after
public interests.
or the Washington press The Times has
nothing to say. The existence of the divis-
ion. OF n number of oppressive monopolies,
of ring to control public affairs and OF
an autocra;ic form of municipal govern
ment is sufficient testimony as 10 its in
fiucnce and inclinations. But OF our District
officials just criticism is necessary, in
order to hasten the time when change
for the better can he made.
A municipal government is only COM
mendable when it governs public affairs
for public good. There must be no dis
crininati0ps in favor of corporations,
nor commencing OF abuses that prey upon
public morals. Whether or not our District
authorities come within the meaning of
this general rule readers can best determine,
but the fact that no effort is being made 10
give 6s cheaper gas is, at least, Il reason
for thinking TO the contrary.
The evening times., 1895-12-20
AMENDMENT AS TO ALLEYS
General Regulations Will Probably
Be Changed by Commissioners.
sons Application-H,Hrin In
the Johasoa Case.

MI James r. ElcrsOn uMdesan argument
before the Commissioners in regard to the
proposed subdivisione Of 9. S.T5OSTeet of
ground at the northwest corner of Twenty.
second and X streets north west. to be known
as Ellerton and Wenple.s subdY ision.
He said under ruling of the Commits
sioners requiring ale ys-Sa county subdi-
visions at least sixteen feet wide. the ma k
ing OF the required aIley would reduce his
lots to ninety feet. with twenty-fooU front.
Commissioner Truessieh taiietl his atten-
fion To the faCf that lot with an alley
at the rear is more valuable tina nsa deep
er lot without the alley. In two subdi-
visions he had made he had found that
the making OF alleys had been followed by
rapid increase OF sales. -
Alr. EllersoD replied that other property
owners Would not give ground for the
alley and lie would have a seven-and-a half
foot alley which would be useless.
After further discussion. a vote was
taken. with u unanimous affirmative. Mr..
Truesdell SAID he was sorry to be obliged 10
vote so, both for Mr.. Eilersons sake and
for the good Of the city.
This result decided Ine Commissioners that
there ough to be an amendment to the gen.
erai order recurring alleys in the rear of
narrow lots. so as To cover such a case as
that decided and permit the making of
blocks without alleys.
The case of Edward johnson. the special
policeman who was recently dismiss. d.
was heard by the Commissioners at neon.
Attorney Siiiers said Johnson had arrested
Albert Johnson. a "caDper' acting for
Lawyer Gloss, and patroiing the walk in
front OF the Webster building. next door
to the police court. The "caDper'' had
been told to move away from the front
of the building, and had told Johnson to- go
to h-n." Three witnesses would testify
to this +- f-4- -s-...-.
Commissioner Ross asked what necessity
there was for q special officers uihority
al the place.
1t was answered that there were many
persons constantly gathering about the
front OF the building. and they refused to
move on Mess a badge was shown.
The evening times., 1895-12-20
REPEAL THE LAW

+ Whether there is any war with Great
Britain or not, there can be no doubt that
no filter time will come than the present to
wipe from the statute books the law max
ing ii impossible for ex-Confederate officers
to be commissioned as officers in the army
or navy of the United States. Senator Hills
bill is just the right thing, and there should
not be an adverse vote on 1T.
That law grew out of the resentment
which was natural aftermath of the civil
war. IL ever there was any reason for or
in it, there is none now. AT the present day
it is a reflection on the loyalty and patriot
ism of the South. Moreover. it is illogical,
for il ex-Confederate "brigadiers" can be
trusted with legislating for the country's
interests they can also be trusted with de-
Tending them.
1t is barely possibIe-though let us hope
not probable-that when the bill comes into
the House, some penny-whis:le politicians
may give the bloody shirt another waving;
but that should affect or influence nobody.
We Boast before the world that all sec
tionalism is wiped out, and this is "a ma ton
of brothers," Let us make good the boast.
Wipe out the lawl
The evening times., 1895-12-20
Foreign Notes.

TIE French budget committee has rejected
all the credits demanded by the government
for new vessels for the navy.
Mr.. Thomas F. Ba yard. the American am
bassador, will preside at the Thanksgiving
banquet that viii be given by the American
Society in London.
Lord Brassey, recently scecking at a
banquet at Albany, Australia, said that
ii would be unwise at the present time to re-
quire the colonies to contribute toward i'm
perial defense. 1t would he sufficient
for them TO defend themselves.
A decree was signed Il fortnight ago de-
claring Brussels to he a seaport. A canal
is to be constructed at an estimated cost
of 35,GOO,o00 francs. which will enable
vessels of 1000 tons burden to discharge
their cargoes at the wtarves of the city.
The Canadian sealing catch this year
amounts to 1880, as compared with
94.414 last season. The falling off was in
the Asiatic catch, owing TO the bad weather
in the spring. The Bering Sea take was
36,750. as compared with 26.341 last
year, and was by far the largest on record
The evening times., 1895-12-20
Personal Mention.

Nine. Adam has retired from the editor
ship of Nouvelle Revue in order to write
her memoirs.
Calve is spaniard. Her real name is
Emma de Roqucr. She was born in Mad rid
of Spanish father and a French mother
Lord Rosebery is following Disraeii's
example in putting his political experiences
in the form of a novel, which he is now
writing.
Curtius, the great German Hellenist,
who has received the highest imperial
honors accorded to literary men, is eighty
one years old, and, except as to his eyes,
strong and active.
Tamagno is a true artist and loves all
things beautiful. At his home in Milan he
has many fine paintings and sculptures,
both ancient ard modes1, and he himself
is an accomplished critic of the arts OF
form.
The evening times., 1895-12-20
Pertinent Points.

Fire-Alarm Foraker, ex-governor OF Ohio,
informs an anxious public that lie is thor
oughly prepared for war.
George Du Naurier has been well repaid
for writing '.Trilby." He spent less than
six months on The story, and from various
sources 1t Las already paid him more than
S125,OO
The irresistible pressure Of new crisis
seems to lave swept Congressman Barrett
into an obscure conner.
At this threatening crisis it is a relief
to know that Prince Henry, OF Battenberg,
has gone cunning for the Ashantees.
The NEST remarkable woman in politics
in Japan is Nine. Hatoyama. When her
her husband, a leader of the progressionist
party, ran for Parliament she took the
stump and made speeches in his interest
a very extraordinary thing for o Japanese
lady to do. She 10 now teacher In the
academy of which her husband is prin-
cipal.
The evening times., 1895-12-20

PATRIOTIC FUSS AND FEATHERS.
The excitement on Wall street. the drop
in two days of over $500 900 GOO In the
value of stocks. and the immense number
OF American. securities that are being
thrown upon the market by foreign hold
ers should serve as a warning TO those
eager to fight England that our greatest
danger lies not in war. but in the financial
panic that is sure to follow the appoint
ment of Venezuelan commission.
Granting that the enforcement of the Mon
roe doctrine is in keeping with patriotic
sentiment, and that the vigorous message
of President Cleveland was Justified by
our foreign policy, it would seem that the
necessities OF the business world and the
welfare of the masses should be of far
greater Importance than the painting of
iiltsggshattle pictures. Every hostile ut
terance of the press, and ach fustian speech
by our ruddy-brained statesmen goes on
record in the English mind as an individual
declaration.of war. They also create q
feeling of distrust among foreign investors
who hold our securities, and the first indi-
cation of that loss OF confidence is the
present Wall Street furry.
/. Since the Declaration OF Independence we
have prospered with an English colony on
our Northern boundary. 1t has never been
found necessary to declare war on England
on that account OF to drive English troops
out OF Canada to enforce the principles of
the Monroe doctrine, and should England
occupy all of Venezuela it would make
no difference with our affairs. II the Ven
ezuelan commission is appointed and it
reports against England's claim, we will
either be compelled to dispossess her of the
disputed territory or crawl out OF the
muddle. England is in a position to gain
the sympathy OF European nations by fore
ing us to declare war or back squarely
out OF the controversy.
But the main question now to be consid
cred is whether all the present patriotic
fuss and feathers is worth financial panic
The evening times., 1895-12-20
STREET RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

The precedent established at Chicago
when President Cleveland sent United States
troops to force the passage of mail cars
against the protests and opposition OF the
Pullman strikers has led to the adoption of
the mail car service by many prominent
street railways. This means of insuring
the operation OF their roads in the event Of
street car magnates, and negotiations are
now pending between the postal authorities
and the Union Traction Company of Phila-
delphia, which will probably result In termi.
mating the street railway strike in that city
on such lines as are carrying the United
States mail.
A'nday nextthe Washington and George
tow: cable line win attach mail car to its
trains and carry mail along it's lines As a
public convenience this method of distribut-
Ing icail will be of great service, but its
value would have been greatly enhapced
had the mail cars been run in the suburbs
instead of that part OF the city now SO
thoroughly covered by carriers. 1t is SAID
that the Seventh street line will also soon
adopt the mail system, ard in that event
both these lines will be safeguard.d against
strikes by becoming servants of Cucle Sam
Generally speaking, the mail service in
the thickly settled parts OF all cities is
entirely satisfactory. 1t is In the suburbs
where business men reside, and along
trolley lines in the country that mail cars
are most needed. II the postal depart.