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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-15
BOLIVAR ARRu1A q eONp.-

A1hhCIANIES IMPORTADOREs DE PROvIsIO-
NEs.7-V VENTAS AL POR MAYOR. -Apen-
tes de la marca de cigarrillos Gel Paiari-
To- y de la fabrica de fosforos de Santur-
&c, marca Bolivar. ---19 de Diciembre de
1894.
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ALAMBIQUE,-se vende al contado s

plazo, uno completamente nuevo, que
puede trabajar a vapor q fuego directo.
Produce en- IL horas $50 180 galones Dor
destilacion continue. En- La fabrica de
Licores de don Claudio Pomar (Baya-
mon) informaran. iO-9
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OJO OUEINTEREsA, En- ell esta

bIecimientO~ de los se1ores Padro, Lopez y
Ca Fortaleza 25 Sc encuentra un variado,
surtido de plumas para sombreros, objetos
de fantasia propios para regalos de Navi-
dad, camisetas, medias, perfumerfa, q. rea-
izan precios baratisimos. Tambien Sc en-
cuentran en- dicho ESTABLISHMENTS los pol.
vos economicos para impedir la rotura de
los tubos, y la in1amacion.del petroleo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-15
ALOS FUMADORES DE BUEN GUS

TO.-De las conocidas marcas de la Haba-
na, ssINDIA HABANERA,H ola CARITA'' Y
MI LENA, Sc detallan tabacos en- los ca
fes La Mallorquina", La Palma en- ell
Kiosco sEl Flamboyano venden al por
mayor en- la calle de la Cruz mum. 4 Los
precios son sin competencia hay las si-
guientes vitolas: Brevas grandes chicas.
Conchitas, Senoritas, Victorias, Media re-
gallas, Regalias bouquets, Regalfas Cali
fornia, Regalfa chica fina, Regalfa de Lon
dres ina, Conchas de regalo Londres
chlcos. Para convencerse de la bondad del
tabaco no hay mas que fumar uno.-EN-
RlQUE GARCIA, Cruz nilmero 4.
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Ell cORREO DE ULTRAMAR-Peri6-

dico poico de noticias pubca los das
% de cada mes Precos de sscrpc6n Ano
pesos Semestre Trimese peso Agen
general San Juan Puertoco don Bernarno Sanrio
P -
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NOTARIA.-La que en- la Villa de
Aguadia ena don Juan Arroyo Budfa ha pasado
del cencado don Salvador AmeI Maso Quien tiene
alberto esudO referda Villa cae del COmercio mime
70 % de ocho de la mahana de cinco de la tar
de. V.45-A
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Sc ALOUILA una buena casa en- San

turce comoddad para fama de personals
Tiene ardines potable arboles fruales Al
la dcha esa la estac0n de los omnibus E P6bco
nformara, don r. H Todd, Cruz3O. v3-3
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don Cayetano de Arce r sera pronto prom repues
to en- algdn destino del Obispado.
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FACTURAS de certificates para Co

municaciones so cenavos 100 Pozas de caboaje
e 100 Letras de Cambio banco $3.50 ell Conoemen-
to de buques de ciento
tavos el 100. De venta imprenta.
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MuERLES.

MUEBLES. Sc venden una sillerfa de
yena cenro consoa mpaa alfOmbra un tocadOr
de sonora. Norzagaray. pabeIones de ArtIlera "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-15

En- Hum Gao sigue propagandose la
viruela; hay unoS 10 indivi1uos enfermos
ell el Hospital y mas de 10 en- casas parti-
culares.
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Nos licen del Pepino que 81 dia de
Alo NuJvo dlsp dtlaban dos individuos por
CINgo centavos. Uno de ellos dio al otro
tan terrible punalada. que le deio muerto
en- 81 acto.
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FL sefior don Manuel Lamela Valdez
ha cesado eli el cargo de Vice-consul del Pc
ri en- esta plaza, tomando possession en- pro-
piedad don Pedro Santisteban Chavarri
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PR G3 PEC Tn e oySn s 64os SnsnddS ss en- oonpas m9n
de eval los e agmas de esta Capital Tamben
la correspondence castelano frances
Inftf.narin esta Red acciln 6-3
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NOTkHA.-La que era de don Juan Ra-
mon de iorrcs es ahora del Licenciado d.
Jose Agu>t{n de la Tore y Sc halla ,esta-
blecida tl la Gale de la Fortaleza casa nu-
nero 48. Horas de ofcinas, de a II y de
/ 4 l.
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Por ell Gobierno General ha. sido admi-
tida la renuncia del cargo de auxiliar della
escuela Normal de Maestros al Presbitero
don Santiago Hita que la desempe6aba.
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lAPARAS DE CES ss Y s mRsfas ~ nss
propias para Casinos muy baratas
P1 En- RI. CAPRICHO, San Justo 81.
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Pero, sy 81 hubiera sido ln nifio? Otra CO.
sa: los canes sacrificados el sabado, toSla-
via aver lucfan sus cuerpos muertos en- las
Gales, sin preOcuparse para NADIA de po-
der alimentar una epidemia. Sobre el
particular Sc nos suplics lamar la ato
ci6n de quien corresponds.
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Para desempefiar la vacante de don
Santiago Hita ha sido nombrado don Ro-
mualdo Wales y Materredona.
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DR.. R. NJ. PONTE E HIJO,-CIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
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Ha sido nombrado para desempefiar
en- propiedad la escuela rural del barrio
s s1Aguacate" (Yabucoa), el professor don
Arturo Rogue.
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! OUIERE usted un vino reconstituyente

Ha sido nombrado Official S. INFERNO Tesoreria
trail de Hacienda nuestro amigo don Jose Bazan,
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Sc encdentra en- CANA alta acado de la
grippe nuestro amigo don Rafael Gre
"a, dependiente de la acre 4itada tarma-
cia de J. NJ. Blanco y Compaf1ia Desea-
moSle su pronto restab' ecimiento.
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Nos dicen de Camuy que en- la noche
del corriente, POGO antes de principiar la
funcion anunciada por la compaafa de
zarzuela empresa Salazar, hallandose reu-
no, desprendi6se un quinqu6, reventando-
Sc Ell recipiente infanandose el petr61eo
que Sc rego por el suelo. Proddjose como
es natural, la consiguiente confusion al
Querer salir en- tropel 4 la Gale los presen-
tes. La selorita Luciano Fania cayo al
suelo, pero fu6 levantada sin recibir mas
que el susie de rigor. Los caballeros pre-
sentes lograron contener el voraz elemen-
to, recibiendo a1gunos, quemaduras de po-
ca consideration. entire ellos don Gonzalo1
Padilla Y don Juan Pa. nerminado este
incidenfe, que no fguraba en- 81 prograrnA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

Sergeant Black arraated one of tho man
who committed tha nasauIt in Janning1a
Hotel on Tuesday night.
Josanb pu,z had his ankI. hr oLan vbiIa
mr. worb a. tho niamnnd sac frnn Unn,
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man named heea, residing near his.
ing sun, was iound DEAD In bea TINS morn
ing.
A testimonial concert was given by the
guariette OF Grace Al. u. Church In the
SUNDAY sehooi nail last evening. The pro.
s.,aa asneiiar,i,, m raS sn'iui ono anu
"aD enoenous's A,'o"'
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WINE DRINKERS, MAxIMs.
Sayings Of Our Elders and n Contribution
From Theodore Roossveit.

Sayings Of Our Elders and Contribution
From Theodore Roosevelt
Jooose remarks, friendly toasts ant
CHEEKY greetings rather than profound phil
osophioal truths are 10 DO sought usually
among those who continuously find solaco
In wine drinking But there is some liter
ature Of wine proverbs, SO called, in which
there Is an admixture Of wit and sagacity.
"a cellar without wine, a home without
woman and q purse without money arc
three deadly plaques, 10 one Of the Oldest
and best known Of the wine proverbs.
"Red wine poisons oysters" is another.
"Wine is turncoat-frst O friend, then
an enemy," Is q third. Burgundy" 1t
Is an old saying, "is the wine of princes,
Sillcry Of mobiles, olaret of the gentle born
and beer Of the common people" 1t seems
to be fair Inference that those who have
gone to the trouble Of compiling in vari-
GUS works the apothegms Of wine drinkers
have chosen them as good oultivator
chooses the best grapes, with much care
and when the authors of such remarks
were not drinking. champagne. II Is a
wine drinkers saying, ''is like oritioism--
nothing more exeorable II bad, nothing
more excellent II good. "Lovo, says an
other, "stole Its purple light from tho
wine cup." Here Is another, "The bottle
Is Of the aristooraoy, treated like gentle-
man." Drink your enemy's wine. It's
az good as your friends" Il an inhospita-
BILE but NOT unphilosophio saying, and,
remember" says another, "olives and
wine tell what man is."
Ono recent saying Of a wine drinker does
NOT find place In the collected maxims
heretofore published, but later it may.
Theodore Roosevelt, police commissioner
declared at dinner few years ago,
New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

The beginning OF the end of the hearing
In tho famous divorce proceedings insti.
tuted by Resale b. Addlcks against
millionaire j. Edward Addicks last jan
uary came up yesterday.
The millionaire having rested bis
case few weeks ago. MIRA Addlcks vcs-
terday afternoon started the closing chap
ter OF the long.drawn.outs story. To help
support her plea for absolute divorce, she
sum moned to this city eight men resi-
dents of East Isilp. Long Island. who Ap.
peared before Commissioner Alexander b,
Cooper, and were sworn as witnesses IN
the famous case.
Though their testimony was In no way
sensational. yet IL forms an important
will 20 before the Court. In FebTuary
last Caroline jackson. q colored woman
at ono time employed as laundtess In
the household OF the correspondent OF
Claymont was sworn as q witness la be-
half OF Mrs. Addicks. Her testimony had
tendency to materially strengthen MrA
Addicke' case.
When the millionaire reviewed bis de.
fence IN July last among the witnesses
he produced were six men from hasi
Islip. Long lsland, who testified to the
character OF the jackson woman, who
was then resident of East Islip. IN
their testimony each ewore that the
woman was the keeper OF a house OF Ill
fame.
To refute this evidence counsel for Mrs.
Addicks sum moned the eight men who
appeared today, all Of whom swore to the
good character of the jackson woman.
and denied the charge made by the wilt
netses for the defence. MrB. Addlcks will
probably close her case this week. Com
missioner Cooper will make his returns H.
the court nexL month
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YnuR IREl sIu aACH.

a have no Appetite you SAY. '.and the
little do cnt does me No good. At FIRST
y fcrls coit and dead In my afomneh aud
" and by have uohsa aud paine that
9ouetimet 90 to my chest and back
fcoi weak. low spirited aud out OF sorts all
over. fancy tho demon OF dyspepsia has
got me- That's the way you talk. and no
wonder But walt a moment. Let us
Eeafon together. Perhaps thus far your
STOMACH is merely tired. You have tsen
eating too much. eating the wrong things,
and irrsguiariy. You nave given II too
much TO do. and like ali living thlngs,
when overworksd. 10 stops at length from
ohaer exhaustion. There may not be an
Il Dature's warning. and you must hsed 1t
or worse will follow. "But l m ist eat or
stsrve." you say. True enough. but safety
usually lies In middle courses. Here Ia one
for you. You don't nsed dIRatio purges
or exciting stim ulants. Your condition In
ono easily relieved u wn 70 about II gently
ard senaibly. The tired stomach won't
work under whip and spur. IL has proba-
bly, had too much OF that nireqdy. What
you REQ uire Ia something that 10 at ones o
food and o digaster of food, Such an ar
ticle 10 the shaker Digestive Cordial, dis
coyereu and prepared by the Shaker Com,
munity Of Mt. Lsbauon. N Y Taken
right after eating. SO as TO mix with the
food. II dose the stomaoh's work Tor It.
gives IL the advantage Of further rest,
soon enables the stomach to do fun dut ".
There 10 nothing else like this simple,
safe. certain and paiatable remedy. Yet
the Shakers respect your doubts. and
euthorize druggists to sell TRIAL bottle
Cor ton cents,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

The Trustees of the Poor m It In session
at 2 O'clock on Wednesday bIteraoon
The bids tor the ensuing quarter TO iur-
nlsh supplies to the Almsuouse were
opened.
Thsre were three bids for furnishing
groceries: +. B. Turner. W. Frank and
George W. Gray. The contract was awarti-
cd TO Gao. W. Gray; mutton. Frederick
kisnle and Gallagher and Sou were the
only bidders. 1he bids wefr 5L csnts per
10. for ribs. The contract was awarded
to 2. Kienle.
Beef--Weils Brother, 4& cents per
pound Tor fore quarters and AZ cents per
ID. 70 hind quarters. Frederick Ktenie
i1si cents per 10, for fore aud hind Quar-
ters Gallagher d Son. AZ cents per To-.
foS fore and hind quarters.
4 Son.
Bread-G. B. Taylor ard II. G. Kurtz.
Taylor was awarded the contract at "a
cents Der ID.
shoes-M. Monaghan. mems snoes. 90
cents per pair; women's shoes. 90 cents
per PARISH ppers, meu 8. 80 osnts;womsn's,
- cents, Daniel MoOu SKIER mons shoes. 81,
women's, u; slippers mems 35 cents;
womenis, 80 cents. The contract was
Awarded to NJ. Monaghan.
Tobacco-Contraot was awarded to Geo.
Dry goods-w. B. Sharp q Co and VIM.
Aabsr The contract wac awarded to w.
u. Sharp Co.
Only Que bid was In for druas and 1t
WIS awarded to j. Harvey Sptunnce.
bill received from Deputy Coroner ].
y. Chandler for burytng Patrick Hssslon,
yho was killed on the b. q o. Raiir . ad
James McGlurk, who was drowned In the
EhrisLlanaj Philip Amboid. who com It.
Jed suicide in the Rlvervlsw Cemetery,
was on motion OF Mr.. Salmon laid on the
table.
Mr.. Toman thought that the four Trus.
tees from our city should have been con
suited BY the Deputy Coroner and order
procured for their burial and then he
would have had no trouble In procuring
as pay from the county. DR.. Willard
Drossan thanked the board for the set Of
surgical Instruments and said his 1,
months stay at the Almshouss has beer
very profitable to him In his profession
owing to his retirement from the Aims
house he returned hts thanks for the
many courtesies extended him by tn,
Trustees. The Board then adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31
sraAlNlNo cAnmsn plesoNa.


How They Are Heufht - 40 - 4sfssois
Message Bearers.
De witt O. Lockwood writes an account
of the "Carrier Pigeons Of Santa Cata-
lima, describing tho rapid mail service es-
tablished between two places, In st. Mich
oias. He says,
1t must be understood, however, that In
certain pigeons, especially those known as
the Belgian variety, tho homing instinct
Is developed In remarkable degree, and
IL Ia tine birds intense love of home and
the almost unyarying certainty Of their re-
turn thither after having been taken some
distance away and then released which
make them valuable as carylers.
The methods used in training pigeon
for special serviee are not by any means
similar, as MANI persons seem to think,
to those employed In teaching dog to run
after q stick, or q white spotted pony to
dance the polka. A carriers education
homo and letting him go, when he simply
flies baok to the loft where he belongs.
This sounds almost as thrilling AZ the
story of tho enterprising mouse that FIRST
ran up the clock and then ran down again,
and Of course 1t conveys no idea of the i'm
mense amount of care and patience in
volved In the rearing and breeding Of the
birds-thc special cultivation OF those
qualities which produce the best results,
and so on.
In training the birds for Catalina three
or four were usually placed together In a
pastoboard box, perforated with holes
about the size Of quarter Of dollar.
They were carried to spot mile or &c
from the loft, In direct line for the coast
and Catalina, and released. A few days
later the same birds were taken greater
distance away-say three or four miles
from homeland liberated. In this man
ner the several succeeding journeys werc
gradually lengthened until San Pedro. the
seaport Of Los Angeles, % miles distant,
was reached.
Then the pigeons were taken aboard tho
steamer and set at liberty few miles out
at seq, increasing the distance upon the
four occasions that followed, until at last
the end of the route was reached and the
birds would fly, without fail, across the
sea and over the land to their home.
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~ 0hoer Aeliey was patrouh3 nle
neas oti sahuoFsf 4hfenus ikst utkht ~
% tnfes young meu plck up eometnink
ana y hs Nsvkse yonn nsa pm m.s..
coiofeo man resiuing a. lotV lhatcnet
street; aeposeo tnat button wac one OF q
paIty q three young men who tnfew
pricts ~ ne mouse. ne was requesteo W
phy 70 aha coate.
On Tuesuay evening John CouRhrn
went 20 the residence OF Patrick haloney:
sVa south van bureL street, ana useu pau
,anguaGe tnwaras MT. anu MRS. Maiohey.
ne y Ma hhea SiV ehu COSTS.
w,am Wlson assau..sa sorsus
., out - 'ne ave rss y. NY ~,
without Thought ne was allowed TO go on
peyhent o. eosts. ..n.
ohiess Snafies uioeft gar iulnisn sovv
20 answer tut cnarRe o. attempttnk 70 10y
nrs 90 aWeuips mouse no VIVA nave W 10
10 JAIL
La wis Porter testified that last night
shortiy afesr II O'Clock lie cav the man
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31


Phil. Sheridan Post. No. 30. g. A. r.. last
night passed the following prea mbls and
RESOLUTIONS,
/ Whereas. We, the officers and members
81 Phil Sheridan Post, No. IS, g. A, H.,
After mature elaboration on the subject
OF the war now In progress In the Island
OF Cuba, do hereby
Resolve. That we are ready to give all
the encourage ment and assistance In our
power to the patriotic Cubans now fight.
tng against great odds for liberty and Ia.
aependenOe, and that we most earnestly
pEge that they be recognized az belliRer.
@nts by the United Statos.
Resolved, That we call on all the yarl.
Gus q. A. r. posts In this state to co.
tpsrate with uS In expressing sympathy
with the Cuban patriot cause and In Civ
Ing them such aid as lies la our power"
Upon the adoption Of tho resolutions
dohn T. Donahoe and George r. Roberts
delivered eloquent speeches In keeping
with them.
Tonight there will be MAS meeting o I
abe g. A. II, III DUPONT Posts rooms, to
consider the question OF Cuban relations
70 the United States and adopting means
70 secure their recognition as belIlgerents
during their struggle for freedom.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

very pretty wedding took place las;
evening at the home Of the BRIDES pas
ents. No. 404 Lombard street. The CON
tracing parties were Mr.. Julius Schunder
foreman OF the Charles FRITZ and Com
pany's morocco factory aud Miss ,Eudora
Brlce, The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Fred. Doerr. pastor OF ~. 5teDh.
ems Church In this presence OF the lmme-
dlate friends OF the family. Tho deoora.
tions were of autumn leaves and palmg.
Miss Brlce was a pretty bride; hor gown
was OF Partisan novelty with fur trim.
inings. She carried bridal roses, Joseph
5ohunder brother of the groom was best
man; Miss Mary Brice, sister Of the bride
was mnid Of honor. She looked charming
In her Parisian novelty trimmed with fur
trimmings. She carried a bouquet OF La
Franco roses.
reception followed the ceremony.
The bridal couple left on the I 1855 train
for the South. They will reside at No
307 West Sixth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-10-31

There are i've speclal features in the
way OF scenic and mechanical effect IN
Lincoln ]. Carriers production, 1.-THE Tor.
nado.' which will be given at the Grand
Opera House on Saturday evening. 1t ID
on the melo drama order and Is well
staged In every respect. Our theatre
goers arc assured OF rare treat In thi,
presentation.
The Midnight Flood,r new scsnir
melo.drama, will he presented at the
BiJou Theatre this. tomorrow and Satur-
day evenings, and Saturday afternoon. BIZ
q standard company Of players. 1t 10 a
minRllnR OF melodrama, comedy ana
novel speclaitles that captivate an audi.
ence. and has always been crested with
continuous manifestations of approval
compete set Of scenery for fret class
production lie carried by the company,