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Evening journal., 1895-03-04
Chicago Closing Prices.

Wheat. May. 54gz: Corn. May, Az: bid
Lard. May, 55S56f,s; i Ribs. May. 5sj6aGi. -
Evening journal., 1895-03-04

a
Sullivan; third assistant, Henry Wal
thers; chi Il director, Matthew Sullivan !.
frst assistant, John McCaughan; second,
James Farley third, John Pustill fourth,
William Norris; board of directors. John
Gnkey, Matthew Tobin, John Doris,
William Madden.
A New Castle Mans Collection.
Saturdays Evening Telegraph Of
Philadelphia contained a complete dss
cription OF Colonel Rogers's historical
collection and a portion of the story is
appended within month the
anotioneer's hammer will disperse one Of
the most complete and valuable private
collections OF Americans which exist In
the country The collection is that of
j. Henry Rogers, of New Castle, Del. t,
and 1t embraces autograph letters Of the
founders OF the republic, of the country g
Judas, of all the men distinguished
from time to time In the nations his
tory. Mr.. Rogers. the collector, is an
old man now, and is the son of the late
chief Justice OF Delaware His father In.
law was the late r. D. lngrsham, Of this
city, noted for having the largest and
most important private library In ths
United States. as we'll as the most select
collection OF autographs, many of which
Mr. Rogers inherited through his wife
The revolutionary papers, most valuable
of all. came to MIR. Rogers through his
own family"
sworn In Upon His Sick Bed.
Ex State Treasurer William Herbert,
who TO- day enters upon his forty
fret year In the Board of Education,
will be sworn In this evening
in his sick room at his residence
where he has been confined for severa
weeks. His son, Mayor Frank L. Her
bert, will administer the oath.
The remaining members.of the Board
will meet In the Common chamber at *
tonight when the new members will bs
sworn In and organization will be effected
President Ferris and Secretary Eeklel
will succeed themselves.
Students of Literary Works.
The literary students who meet
regularly on Saturday night at ths
residences Of the various members re-
spondsd to the roll call by verses from
Whittier, Saturday evening Essays
were read on Gregory" Professor A.
H Knapp; "AthanRsius." George w
Eckles; "Bede." Miss H. A Draper
/ The meeting was held at the NJ Il.
/ parsonage. Next weeks meeting will b,
held at the residence Of w. ID. Greer
aud the responses will be In verses from
Byron. This will be the program:
Review Of Work-Rev. V, s. Collins
examiner
AutOharp solo-Gsorge W .Eckles.
Recitation--Miss Bessie Kuntz
Qaartet-''Sweet and Low (by re
quesi) Mrs. ]. Leroy Fisher, Miss Reb
Saunders, George w. Eckles and F. w
Hoffman.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
psplored be Laek Oh Intersst.

The apathy shown at Saturdays cleo
tlon was touched upon by the pastor of
the NJ E. Church last night in a stirring
sermon upon "The love Of money is the
root OF all evil The minister said
Here q few weeks ago. and in fact for
many weeks, men we're rushing about
putting their heads together, button
holing each other and giving up their
attendance at church-beeause they wers
about TO elect q United States senator
But right In town, where every man Il
vitality Interested, only 150 out Of 900 oi
1000 turned ont 10 vote for men to rur
cur public schools. Upon asking intS
this disgraceful condition OF sffairs /
citizen told me oh, that election doesn
amount TO anything. There's no money
around that polling place. And yet th'
elsction OF q Board II Education is more
Important to New Castle itself than thl
choice Of Cougressmen; the choice OF
mayor OF more vital interest than til,
seating Of q President. Bat there wal
40 money around.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04

Walthers, Matthew Sullivan; chief
engineer. Joseph Taylor; hrst assistant,
J. B Toman second assistant, Matthew
Sullivan; third assistant, Henry Wal
theirs; chi 1 director, Matthew Sullivan
first assistant, John McCaughsn; second
James Farley; third. John Pustill fourth,
William Norris; board Of directors. John
Gilkey, Matthew Tobin, John Doris
William Madden.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04

MODERATE We expect to do
q Big trade in
PRICES suits to order at
$40 90, $25 90
IN and $4,000. We
are making Suits
TAILORING. to order as low as
$15 90 and up to
the finest imported goods that
you may wish to wear, but we
prefer selling good ready made
Clothing to making up very
low. priced suits. If you are
regu ar sized you can get as
well-ftted, get better Clothes,
better Trimmings and more
satisfaction from good ready
made Suit han from the same
priced Suit made to order. We
have bought a splendid assort-
ment of all the popular ma
terials for Suits and Trousers.
They are coming in every day
and from the opening orders
we will have a good seasons
trade and mean to get it II
good work for moderate prices
will ring it.
Closed evenings except Sat-
urdays at 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04

Money to lean, les ". Eighth strest.
Evening journal., 1895-03-04
The Lenten Services At Emmanuel.

A bulletin OF the services for the Len
ten season. appertainlng especially to the
second week Of Lent. WAS issued yester
lay. 1t showed this arrangement Of
meetings:
Monday Girls Friendly. Brotherhood
II st. Andrew, persons interested In
,arish building fund Tuesday Evening
irsysr and address, p m Wednesday
Morning prayer and litany, 1880;
vening prayer and address, 30;
thursday Evening prayer and address,
8; Daughters OF Phebe; Friday (same
= Wednesday, SAturdsy-Evenlng
prayer and address, 4.
New oHieers of the Fire Department.
After preparing a statement OF ia
financial standing, to be submitted to tbs
trustees OF the Common Tomorrow
light, the Lenape Fire Company, com.
arlsing New Castles entire FIRE depart.
uent, held its annual meeting yestsrdRy
afternoon. call Was issued to ever,
active and honorary member to meet a
tbs engine house next Sunday for tn
transaction OF important business. 1t |
saId that. among other matters. th
iremen will consider the AdvisAbility Q
runuing 8 big fair after the Easte
holidays These officers were chosen 70
be ensuing year; John A. Schuhardi
resident; secretary, william Guilfoil
nanctsl secretary, reter &. Madden
faasul~x Jsres 3. Tcmen. auditin
-emmfttse, John r. Campbell, Henf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-27

The State board of assessors IS at work
through the State establishing uniform
basis OF taxation that will make a vast
difference in the valuation OF property
over last year. Heretofore some town
assessors have been in the habit OF assess
ing property at two-thirds, three-tourths
and at fair market value, while others
have taken the value at what the prop
erty would bring at a forced sale. The
State board now establishes the rule Of
setting the value at a fair market figure.
This rule, toget her with taxing furniture
above the statute limit, heretofore neg
lected, will greatly increase tax valua-
tions for 1895.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ypr additional Countg Netss see ~ pages

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sullivan.

sullivan.
Marcus l.. Tram is al home for short
vacation. After deciding TO study law
Mr. Tram left the State college, as the
courses were not directly advantageous TO
his profession, Since the new courses
of instruct ion have been instituted he has
decided to continue his studies, and hopes
to attend the college one year after being
admitted, and graduate with the class Of
'9s. He is to be local editor OF the Pts
cdtaquis Obserrer.on his return to Dover.
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Castine.

Castine.
Nearly all OF the cottagers have arrived.
CT. Prescott's circus was in town Sat-
urday.
The "Acadian" opens for the season
June 26.
Miss Grace P. Thomas is at home on a
short visit.
]. F. Rea spent Sunday in town with
his family.
There were no services at the Unitarian
church Sunday.
Prof. Riddle and wife are in town to
spend the summer.
William G. Sargent, who has been
away on business, returned this week.
Arthur S. johnson and wife, of Boston,
have arrived to spend the summer in
town.
The ladies' relief corps held an ice
cream social and entertainment at the
town hall Friday evening.
Miss Grace Noyes and Miss Nora
Coon bs, tho have been teaching in vi
nalhaven. arrived home Saturday.
Mrs R. Woodbury. left town on Thurs
day, to attend the graduating exercises
at Bowdoin college. Her son, Ern est, is a
member of the graduating class.
June "a
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April.

All the world is drenched and dreary,
Drowned in Aprils tears.
Leaden skies. wind grown weary,
Signing with a cadence eerie
Aprils foolish fears
Tear stained. frowning child Of springtins,
Sprite of smiles and tears.
Over all the world the cleaning
Light of April Smiles,
Wakes the flowers from winter dreaming,
Every breath with hope Is teeminS-
April's witchAg wiles-
Tickle, feeting month Of promise,
Mingled tears and smiles.
Laura Berteaux Bell IN Home and Country
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-27

The Western Union telegraph company
has completed twenty-five miles of new
telegraph line, connecting Lubec village
with the main line at Machas.
Mrs. Mary Cowan, OF Dixmont, con-
vcted poisoner, must 90 to prison, her
and stopped all proceedings Tor new
trial.
A Biddeford fox terrier committed
suicide by jumping from window to the
river bank. then into the water. The dog
had twice before jumped into the river,
but had been rescued each time.
Rev. Dr. B. l.. " whitman, president o.
Colby, has accepted the invitation to be-
come president of the Columbian uni
versity at Washington, d. c., and will
enter upon the duties OF his new position
in September with the beginning OF the
school year. The position pays a salary
of 5000. Ii is rumored that Colby will
endeavor to secure the return OF DIR. A.
W. Small, now in Chicago, to succeed DIR.
W hitman as president.
Capt. Frederick G. Adams, harbor
master OF Bangor, committed suicide by
shooting last Thursday morning. The
deceased was about siXty-seven years old.
He leaves a wife and one daughter, Mrs.
Charles Sewsll. He retired from the sea
some years ago, and in 1894 and 1895 WAS
elected harbor master, in which capacity
he served the city ably and faithfully.
No man on the river had more friends
than Capt Adams. The cause for suicide
j. unknown.
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Franklin Road.

Franklin Road.
George Mckay and family have moved
to Winter Harbor.
Fred Graves is building barn for Mr..
Macomber, of Franklin.
Elmer Kingman, wife and daughter
spent Sunday at Waltham.
Miss Matte Stewart left Saturday for a
short visit with friends in Guilford.
H. B. Rich has gone to Bar Harbor,
where he will be employed for the sum-
mer.
The school entertainment at Egypt
Wednesday evening was well attended by
the young people OF this place.
A number of the young people were
guests of Miss Matte Stewart Tuesday
evening. Ice cream and cake were served
during the evening, and pleasant time
was enjoyed by all.
June "a.
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Great Pond.

Great Pond.
Mr.. Rice, jr., is in town to-day.
Walden Hastings, OF Boston, is at ALI
gator lake.
J. P. Patterson started Friday for trip
in the eastern part of the State.
Fred Hale, Of Ellsworth, is spending
few days in town. He is mpanied by
friend.
Miss Winitred jackson, OF Beachmont,
Mass, arrived Wednesday to spend sew
aral weeks at her old home.
The Ministries gave an impromptu con-
cert on the Great Pond house piazza
Thursday evening, to highly apprecia-
tive audience.
School was to have been closed last Fri
day, but the teacher, f. L. Tozier, having
given such excellent satisfact ion, has
been retained for another week,
June %. FLosslE.
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MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

Bar Harpor.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
At a stated communication Of Bar Har-
Dor lodge, No. 1856, F. and A. NJ, on June
., 1895, the following resolutions were
adopted:
1t having pleased God in His infinite
wisdom to remove from this earthly
lodge our esteemed brother, John 7. Hig-
gins, in the prime OF his manhood, when
so many Of the possibilities and achieve
ments of life were before him, thereby
causing vacancy in the home ana
fraternal circle which can never be hlied,
and wishing to give public expression TO
the worth and virtues of our deceased
brother, and of our sympathy with MS
family and friends, it Is hereby
Resolred, That in the death of John
T. Higgins the parents and sister have
been deprived OF a son and brother IN
every wav worthy of their best affection
and esteem of whose brilliant career IN
the brief span of life allotted to him here,
they had every reason to be proud, put
better still, whose honor integrity and
God fearing life might we'll be emulated
by ALL The wife has lost companion
whose loving kindness and manly quail
tiles, whose fortitude under great physl-
cal weakness, and whose courage IN
laboring on almost while life lasted, must
have endeared himself to her by no com
mon bonds, and the separation from
whom must have been like giving up lie
itself. The young son will miss the
guiding hand, the tender care and wise
counsel of loving father, and to the care
Of the God of the fathsrless Is he com
mended.
This lodge has sustained the loss OF one
of it's worthiest member whose aim II
was to "act upon the square, keep
tongue of good report, maintain secrecy
and practice charity" and we shall long
hold him in loving remem brance.
Resolved, That in token of our sorrow
and in accordance with ancient customs
the altar and regalia of our lodge be
draped in mourning for thirty days; that
these resolutions be placed upon the
records of the LODGE that copies be sent
to the family Of the deceased and to the
Bar Harbor Record and THE ELLSWORTH
AMERICAN for publication.
r. L. HADLEY,
f. c. PARKER, Com.
L. F. BREWER,
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Lamolne.
The ladies of the Lamoine sidewalk
society will hold fair in the grove near
the town hall, July 4. The programme OF
the day will include firing Of cannon,
ringing of bells, and fantasies in the
morning, orations at 10 O'Clock by Arno
w. King and DR.. N. c. King, of Ellsworth,
and Henry Boynton, of Sullivan. Din
ner will be served in the town hall,
There will be races in the afternoon
consisting of bicycle, sack and potato
races, and also base ball game. A drama
will be played in the evening entitled
"Uncle Josh" This will be followed by
drill.
North Ellsworth.
On Thursday eveaing, July 4, there will
be ball and supper at Agricultural hall.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her cltoria.
When she was u Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Casoria-
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-27

Hoods pills ,cure Liver Ills. Biliousncss.
Indigestion, Headache. pleasant laxative
All Druggists.-Adrt
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East Surry.
There will:he a social dance al Rural
hall next Wednesday evening, July 3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1895-06-27

The summer residents are arriving
rapidly now. William {. Whitney, ex-
secretary OF the navy, arrived Thursday.
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EsTABLisHEp. lss9. SEASON, l'G6
WOOL! WOOL!

and Il Full" Equipped 10 card your WOOD into
rull-, or to manufacture 1t into anything that
wool Will make.
W. have ~ band and for sale ~ the factory
either Wholesale or retail all Kinds 81 kNlT.
TING YARNS, also CLOTHS Of all kinds, 70:
both ladies' and gcutlcmtn'- wear.
We have ust got uuI a nice line u: good ut
anle fur Ladies' Cap.. and Ci"ak-, IN all TX
newest and latest styles and caleriuE-. ugi
good- arr all warranted, made from purr .rsi2
wool-no -hoddy used.
In Blankets, for either stable or street, or ~
house We have better assortment than can ls
found IN Eastern Maine. aud invite your IA
sp"ctIpn-
We know we cant h. beat or prizes We
manu- facturc and sell ouf own euu|-. there ATT
no middi"meu To pay
We viii take pay Ia wool tay any goods We
make.
our agents. Whltlus Bro- and \ W ark
will take care Of your Wool, a. u-aAl
Orier, by mail or ~ pres MI receive lf"Ap
attention.
SITISF4CTIoS GI.IEiNTLEn.
CORRESP0 NpKNCE Solicited.
Address all orlcr- OF lst,sr- a' inquiry T.
GEORGE l.. MORRISON,
Box 3!i, ELLSWORTH, Nh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Bar HarDOr.

Tor additional County Ne,rs see ether pages.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Los presses militares que estan cum
pllendo condena en- Santiago de Cuba
han ofrecido sus servisios alGobiorno, pa
ra lr & combatir q los insHrreetos.s III
Una pobre mujer en- la Corufla per-
di0 La raz5n al sab r que su hijo habfa ST.
do destinado servir en- Cuba. =
-Segdn declaraciones de dos prlslo-
nerOs hechos en- la Jurisdiction de. Guam
tanamo, aseguran haber fallecido el cabe-
ella Jose Maceo, consecuencia de-las he
ridas que recibi6 en- uno de los dltimcs On
cuentros con los vOluntariOs de Yateras.
-Segdn participa el Comandante &
neral SalcedO, la cOlumna del Teniente Co
roneL Michelena encontr6 en- las inm9dl4
clones del Ramon de las Yaguas 10 muer.
tos en- su mayor parte de co or, abandona
dos pOr el enemigO al retirarse del comba-
to con el Comandante Tejerizo, sab 6ndOee
que Ilevan como so heridCs.
DE LA PatFla" de Santiago de Cuba:
El ''Diario del Ej6rcito" pub1ica las 81
guientes Hneas que hacemOs nuestras e1
tOdas sus parties:
''Hemos de publican una orden gene
raj del CUerpo de ia Guardi1 Civil, dictada
pOr ell general Lotto CnsalzandO como Sc
merece al sargento de la Guardia Civil de
puestO dc San Miguel de Nuevitas D. Her
menegildO Martinez 6 individuos del ins
tituto a sus 6rdenes, por la brillante he
r6ica conducta Observable por aquellos en-
La defensa de dichO pueblo, que como re-
cordaran nuestros lectores fu6 ata sado por
la partida de Panchfn Varona, quedan-
do muertO este y su segjndo de resultas
del combate con la Guardia Civil fuerzas
de Tarragona.
Hace pecial menci6n esa orden ger
raj, de la mujer eel ,eargento y del, hi,o
suyo de IL aflOs, qu, combatieron q su
ladO con varOnil resOluci6D.
Al pequefio valiente, ha dispuesto con
mucha oportunidad ell general Lofio, que
SO le regale I'm reloj de orc, dispone que
SO ponga ell hccho en- communication del Di-
rector gene raj de la Peninsula, para yer 81
pue le concad6rsele una plaza en- ell Colegio
de guardias j5venes de Valdomero.
Ercontramos el case tan exceptional
y de premio que no encontraria1nos demas
que algUn diputado solicitase en- las C6rtes
una pension p5ra ese nifo, a fin de que
pudiese seguir su carrera brillante, como
recOmpensa otorgada por la Patria su
valor y virtud.
En- carta de Baracoa, fechada del
corriente, dirijida 'Fhil Pals" ,dase p0r Sc
guro que entire los companeros de Maceo
fguran un hijo de este, Loinaz y ell doctor
Agramo 7te.
Ell General Callaja 50 embarc6 ell dia
20 para la Pen1nsu!a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03
snclEnAn AM0NiMA de Credit

Nero ntil en- iquidacion.-C Convccataria q
Junta general extraordinaria. - En- Wis
ia de 10 que dispone .el articulo Ss8 del Vi
cia con 10 ue establece ell artfculo 49 de
los Estatutos de esta S. ciedad, sc convoca
& JatratG general ectraordGnGrGa de accio-
nistas de la misma, para la una de Ia tarda
del dia "a del corriente mes, la que tendra
Iuear en- el sal6nsde Juntas del Banco rs
oafiol de Puerto Rico. Los sehores aceio-
nistas con derecho q asistir, podran pro-
veerse de la correspondence papeleta,
concurriendo q recogerla los dias 1abora-
bles desde Ell 16. del presente mes, hasta la
vfspera de la juntas a la ofcina de La Ii
ualeda expuesta al pdblico en- Ell Banco, la
lista de los. Sresxaccionistas con derecho
asisteneia. Puerto Rico, ode Mayo de 1895
l-Por el Credito Mercantil en- iduidaci6n
1-El Barco Espafol de Puerto Rico El
Sub Gohernador, i. M, L6pes, e-2-a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03
NOTICIAS GENERATES

segun nuestras .noticias, el general
Daban ha ofrecido ir personalmente q
Ponce para despedir al battalion de .TalZG.
doE9d que esta va listo para embarcarse
con destino Cnba. Els muy possible que
s. E. tome pasaje en- ell vapor 6jico con
ese objeto. -..> a..
Nos dicen que Jose Maldonado, de la
jurisdiction de Toa-alta, que dijimes Sc
habia fugado, deiandO pendiente al arre-
glo de unos 20 mil pesos en- ganados que to-
MIA partir utilidades, Sc hallaba escondi-
do en- Cataflo ! actualmente On su casa
con Yirpalas. Rpepe ssEfa que porla jus.
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LOS MINos

La toman voluntariamente. Por
esta raz6n es recetada extensamente y
recomendada, tanto por SUI agradable
sabor como por los excelentes resultados
que Sc obtienen en- levantar ell sistema
de los ninos palidos, raq1iticos y en-
fermizos, particularmente los que pa
decen de Anemia, Escr6fula, Raquitismo
en- general, y de toda enfermedad de
los huesos Y de la sangre. Ademas, esta
PREPARATION
DE WAMPOLE
perfeccionada y sin sabor, de Aceite de
Hfgado de Bacalao con Jarabe de
Hipofosftos compuesto, Extractos de
Malta de Cerezo Silvestre, robustece
las carnes,, resiste los germenes de
Intermediates, a la vez que previene el
aataque de la sangre escrofnlosa en- los
pulmones, que invariablemente termina
en- Escr6fula Pulmonar Tisis. Las
curaciones de los ninos Sc. hacen con
economic, y son permanentes.
De venta en- las Droguer1as y Boticas.
Fidel Guillermety, San Juan.
Vale Z Cancio, Ponce.
70. J. Monagas, Mayaguez.
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ticia SO averiguase la verdad, para que los
duefios del ganado no 10 pierdan,s pues sc
dice que algunas Feses se hallaban EN-
bargadas por les que no son sus dueifos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Algunos jovenes que So embarcaron
en- la Habana a bord0 del vapor JuIiG,
reCieron en- Santiago de Cuba, dejando en-
el barco sus equipajes. Sc cree que mar
charon la manigua, acompahados de
otros j6venes de Santiago de Cuba.
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pn0ER GENERAL

POOER GENERAL. - He conferido poder
general mi hermano don Manuel Fer
nandez, para que me represente en- todos
mis- negocios, seg1n escritura otorgada
ricio Guerra.-Puerto-R Rico, 2 de Mayo de
1995.-JOS8 Fernandez. IL
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Han tenido la atenci6u de despedirse
de n0Sotros para Ia Peninsula, nuestros
estimados amigos el sefior don Luis She
l'y, administration de la Aduana de HUI
macao y ell doctor don Emiliano Zarapoza.
de Bayam0n, que nos ha' encargado salu-
dar en- su nombre a sus relacionados. De.
seamosles buen viaje y pronto regreso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Sc enchentra va en- convalecencia la
distinguida sehora hermana de nuestro
estimado amigo don Angel Rivero, tenien-
te de Artilleria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

SE VENDEN dos casas sft1adas en- ca
les centricAs de esta Capital. Informa-
AN en- Ia Gale de la Tanca n1mero 8. l5-1
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Sc han empastelado a Ultima hora dos
paginas del folletfn que veniamos publi-
cando Lo reproduciremos mafiana, apro-
vechando la Oportunidad para nutrir mas
nuestra seccI0n de noticias de Cuba que
ampliaremos maflana, con los que nos
traiga el vapor directo