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The herald., 1895-05-26
SUNDAY. MAY s6, ISos
THE INCREASE OF TRADE

One OF the most promising indications
Of the business revival is found in the
increase Of our foreign trade as outlined
by the New York World in the follow
ing:
"The treasury bulletin OF exports for
the month shows decided gain in lead
ing articles of manufactured goods. 1t is
noticeable throughout the manufactured
schedules. 1t indicates that manufac-
turers have closed their ears against the
cry OF calamity and gone to work.
1.-THE increase for the month this year
over the same month last year is from
$581, 600 to 81, 10000 in agricultural i'm
plements. 1t is from $7l3.000 to $772, 900
in chemicals. with like slight increases in
numerous other schedules. Iron shows
IN increase from 81, 265. 900 to 81. 975, 900.
Machinery increases from $92S.O to ST.
1923. 600. Cottons show a marked gain. The
very neat figure of Is rs, 900 yards.
gain of over 5000, 900 yards in comparison
with the same month last year.
1.-The extent OF territory covered by our
shipments OF cotton goods indicates
what we can do when our national enter
prise and energy are developed in other
lines. We sold over a million yards of
month. Lots of between million and
two million yards went to China, to
Africa. to the West Indies. to Central
America, 10 several of the South Ameri-
can states, to British North America,
while smaller lots found their way to al
most if not quite every country on the
map."
The figures given in the foregoing re-
fer to the month of April and bear out
the expectations that the bulletins of the
few months just preceding inspired.I
These results absolutely negative the pre-
! dictions SO confidently made that the new
txriff law would be detrimental to our
foreign commerce. To Mexico and South
and Central America our exports have
notably increased during the past year.
The same may be said regarding British
America Australia. Africa and the Ash
attic countries. except the two engaged in
wsr-China and Japan. This substantial
gain IN exports is more noticeable when
1t is remembered that last.spring. the per
iod we are comparing with, the export
trade was very much greater than in the
preceding spring of 1898. OF couse this
augmentation in trade means increased
production, with the inevitable result oi
IN additional demand for labor that is
sertain to elevate the wage scale.
The herald., 1895-05-26
S TANFORD UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS
Not So rIany Taking the Examinations as In
Previous Years

Not So rIany Taking the Examinations as In
Previous Years
Pri ncipal L. L. Gates commenced the
examinations for entrance to Stanford
university at his office in the high
school. yesterday morning. A. M. Strong
and Louis Freeman of Pasadena we're the
only candidates who were examined in
the subjects givon.
Others will appear later TO take exam
nations in those studies for which their
respective schools were not accredited by
the university.
The first days examinations covered
the subjects of elementary algebra, plane
geometry, physiology and English.
On Monday the examinations will be
continued in solid geometry, advanced
algebra, physics, English history, Span
ish. French, German, elementary Latin
and Greek.
Tuesdays work will cover trigonometry,
chemistry. botany, zoology. drawing,
American history. Greek and Roman his
tory. English literature and advanced
Latin.
This year there are not so many stu
dents taking the examinations as in pre-
vious years, owing to the fact that M ost
of the high schools are now accredited by
the university.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Massmeeting and campmeetlng

There is a move on foot among the
Spiritualists of Los Angeles and vicinity
to organize campmeetings in Southern
California. Committees are engaged in
preliminaries and looking up acreage
suitable for the purpose. From present
Indications the weight in the balance
leans iavorably to tho sea shore, and
probably one o. our coast towns,will sue.
cessfully compete Tor the prize. A mass.
meeting will be held at Music hall today,
$3.50 p. M. for a general discussion oi
the matter. with view OF effecting an
early organization.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Notice to Builders and Contractors

The price of hardware. as we'll as that
OF other building material, is an impor-
tant item when you are going to build a
house for yourself or for some one else.
Realizing this. and that firm can make
more money by selling several train loads
of goods each year at a small profit than
they can make by handling only few
thousand dollars worth at big profit,
the old and reliable house OF W. c. Fur
rey e. Co., l59. 16l, 1853 and l65 North
Spring street. have cut the price of build
ers' hardware to the very core. They have
led all competitors IN their line for many
years in Los Angeles and defy compe.
tition in prcies as well as quality.
The herald., 1895-05-26
YACHTING IN THE CHANNEL
The Ailsa fleets With Bad Luck and Loses
Another pace

The Ailsa fleets With Bad Luck and Loses
Another Race
SOUTHEND. England, May 25.-The
Ailsa and Britannia started at 9:43 this
morning with yachts of other classes. in
the channel race from Southend to Har-
wich. about fifty miles. The Niagara
Howard Gould's now yacht. was expected
to sail in today's regatta. but the detention
of her sails in Liverpool made this i'm.
possible. The breeze was light. The Ailsa
lost both stays and was compelled to give
mp the race. The Britannia easily won
the race to Harwich. Isolde second. In
the twenty rater class Lord Dunraven' s
Audrey beat Lord Dudley's lnoy.e five
minutes.
The herald., 1895-05-26
Got Off EaSy

MEXICO CITY. May 25.-James G.
Thompson. fugitive cashier of the de-
funct Sedalia, Mo-. banking institution,
who was arrested several days ago to
await eXtradition to Missouri for embez.
element has been released by order of
the Mexican foreign affairs department,
the government refusing the requisition.
The herald., 1895-05-26

The approach OF the seaside season
threatens to project into the arena of pub
lie discussio.- subject that will dwarf
the monetary issue. And that is: Are we
to have single or a double stand
ard in bathing costumes? The:existing
ratio does not seem to maintain parity
in popular estimation worth a cent.
The herald., 1895-05-26

Make liberal subscriptions to the Fourth
of July fund. The coming celebration
will be demonstration of patriotic feel
ings which every citizen owes 10 himse
to make as complete as possible.
The herald., 1895-05-26

The bicyclists of this county, and, for
that matter, of the state, are under obli-
cations to Sheriff Burr for the able way
in which he broke up the gang of wheel
thieves which has been operating in the
state. The sheriff is making an excellent
The herald., 1895-05-26

supply that, il scientifically stored and
economically distributed. would be moro
than enough to enable the profitable
cultivation Of practically the entire valley.
The herald., 1895-05-26

Try q. gal. Maltese Club whisky, SO. 50,
unexcelled for purity and flavor. +. Vache
& Co., cor. Commerl e. Alameda. Tel. 3O9
The herald., 1895-05-26
FEAST OF SHEVOUOS
Services Will Commence on Tuesday Evening
at the Synagogue

at the Synagogue
The Jewish feast of Shevouos will begin
on next Tuesday evening, when services
will be held at 1880 pm. by the congre-
CATION B'nai Birth at corner Third and
Hill streets. Rabbi A. Blum officiating
on Wednesday morning services will begin
at 10 am.
The following children will be con-
firmed during the service: Rose Loeb,
Leila Jacoby, Clara Frankel. Tillie Gold
enson, Fabian Phillips, Fred. Tn. Phil.
lips and Oh. Ponedel.
The choir will be in charge of Mrs.
HARRISON, assisted by Miss o. Donohue,
organist. Strangers are welcome
The herald., 1895-05-26
Real Estate Ststements

Real Estate Statements
County Assessor Theodore SUNNI eYland
stated yesterday that after June he will
refuse to receive statements as to real es-
tate. From and after June the work OF
writing up record owners will be started
Owners OF real property shoulu remember
this in case they have not made their
stat ements.
The herald., 1895-05-26

The spirit of resignation moveth not
the queen OF England and the empress OF
India.
The herald., 1895-05-26

Wall paper SC. 71sc per roll 32s S. Spring
The herald., 1895-05-26

$7o.7o to Phoenix. Ariz. and Return
Via Santa Fe. Tickets on sale Tuesday
and Saturdays.
The herald., 1895-05-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

EASTERN OFFICE: l3 and As, Tribune build
ing, New York.
FRANx a G.Av Eastern Agent
The papers Of all delinquent mail su uoscfioers
10 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
etnued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
No contributions returned
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with our increased this department has trebed
in size1 Conveniently located River st Entrance.
Snow drined full of the newest novelties in Neckwear,
Shirts in either white Numbered or unaundered, fancy
bosom neggpe, flannel; Umbrellas Sweaters, Knit
Coats Gloves Hosiery Suspendcrs Handkerchies jew |
elry Night Gowns and all the up-to-the-minute styles
i'm Collars and Cuffs.
Big special values in Knit Underwear.
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BLACK
GOODS,
SUMMERS SUNSHINE IS NO BRIGHTER THAN OUR STORE

In colors. Dainty rainbow effects, marvels
of taste and elegance, exquisite creations from
the fashion centres Of Europe and America.
A veutaUle WILDERNESS of color blendings in
all the newest shades. combinations and
weayes, from the common grades up TO the
extreme novelties kxcusvPness in dress is
what every woman aims to obtain. Owing to
our very heavy purchases Of regular goods,
we were enabled to secure the higher novel
ties in single dress patterns. Only one dress
of a pattern. and positively no duplicates.
thereby assuring you that distinct personality
in dress so hard to obtain either city or town:
Our confidence in the be uty, variety and
price of this grand stock is so decided we re-
ouest YOU, as special favor, to bring your
city samples with you for comparison. We
challenge comparison and leave yout be court.
Judge aud jury, and will abide your decision.
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THE THREE
GUARDSMEN.

BANNER Supplements only five cents,
ready for mailing.
NovECK's adv. was handed in too late
to be changed in this issue He an
nounces the arrival of nearly all of a
large stock of the latest STYLES in ladies'
cloaks, capes, skirts, etc, and that they
will be sold for 25 per cent. less than
can be purchased elsewhere.
THE controversy on insurance ques-
lions which has been carried on in the
columns of the BANNER between the
general agents of the Northwestern,
Messrs. Norton, and the general agent of
the New York Life, Mr.. Childs, is con-
tinued in this issue by the former gen
tlemen. These articles are all spicy and
are of interest and value to all interest
ed in insurance.
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John Rlrmineham.

John Birmingham, a well Known resi-
dent of this village, where he has resided
for years, died quite suddenly in the
Probate Office yesterday. He was 81
years of age and was a soldier during
the Rebellion, serving in Company d,
2nd New York Infantry and Company
f. End New York Veteran Cavalry. He
had been at the Soldiers Home more or
less for several years and was discharged
from there Saturday. He was, unfortu-
nately, addicted to drink, and Saturday
was placed in the jail. He was to have
had a hearing Wednesday, but sickness
prevented.
Yesterday morning, he had paralytic
shock aud died at one O'Clock in the at
ternoon. He never IT gained conscious
ness. He leaves three daughters who
reside on Park street
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OBITUARY.
D. D. Rourn.

d. d. Bourn of Manchester Depot, had
a stroke of paralysis while at his barn
Monday morning. He was found in an
unconscious condition and taken into
the house and Dr.. Clemens summoned.
He failed to rally, and another shock
following. death occurred Wednesday.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-10-18

T Fashion DEGREES it, and lis universal becom
ingness causes Evedom with Outstreched
arms to accept Black as the season color for
almost every occasion. Our purchases of
these goods. from the staple sorts right up to
the highest novelties. were so large as to cause
surprise among the largest wholesalers.
We've "a stock we re- proud of. That you'll
appreciate it were sure, embracing as II does
ali the up-to datenpsS procurable in all The
wraves of Mohair, Wool. WorSteds, aud their
combinations with silk. Cauiche. Crepons,
Sicilians, MoharS, Brlliantines Cravanettes,
Boucle, Bourette, Rip Stripes. Rroadcoths,
Imnerials. Henrettas. Serges, Cashmeres etc.
Whatever is stylish, serviCeable and desira-
BILE, you'll find it here.
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ernf. w. S. Rogers.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Garfield left Airing
ton on wednesday, for WATERFOWL, Conn.
News was received on Tuesday evening
of the death of Mrs. Canfield's father,
Prof. ". S. Rogers, former resident of
Arlington, and later of Watertown,
Com.
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Dress
Goods.


Marvels of taste and elegance for fall and
winter wear. Cloth Jackets and Fur Capes-
Jackets shorter and Cages longer, so decide
fashions leaders. Our stock is new in its en-
tirety. Not an old garment in the lot Jack
cts of all the newest cloths and cuts. Note the
workmanship could it be nearer perfection?
And not Cape or Coat among the lot but
what is thoroughly practical as well as rich
and beautiful. Generous. too. Lay one of
these full sweep capes on the carpet-a conf
pete circle of eight to ten feet. Prices-well
they're higher than when we bought, but if
you buy within week or two you'll get them
at the lowest price they ever reached: The
little ladies we've looked after carefully-all
the new things in Refers or Long Coats are
here Noslip-shod work about them-as per-
feet in fit, style and finish as the real big
ladies' garments.
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BENNINGTON BANNER.

I- Watch the date opposite your
name on this paper. II shouVS that your
subscription is credited on our books to
hat date. 1.-THE date is not changed with
a feW days from the time Gremittance is
made, notify the publishers.
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We produce the goods such quantities and assOrmens that to
compare present stocks with previous effort Of would
only the strongly accenuate the prominent superiority of this
our greatest purchasing expedition
Never before had such sOCkssO carefully chosen ber
ally selected so surprisingly lOw-priCed
Yes feel happy these unusual preparations must
bring the inevitable result-great unexpected trade.
The way goods heaped up and spread around know
will surprise you while the newest Of high a marves Of fitness
marvels of economy, can't fail to delight you
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
a1e GRANUJA, LADRoN CoMPAN1A

vicios en- campo alberto que dentro de Paris,
donde sobreban las soldados.
Ell general al contrario. orey6 one en- la Ca
pitsl faltaban los jetes fu6 d ponerse disposi.
ci6n del gobierno de Ia defensa nacional
Sc abrazaron, muy enocionados, cada
uno emprendi6 So camino.
Raul, con el entusiasmo de Ia jugentud,
coDfaba eiampre en- Ia victoria.
Tref6eres, mas desenganado por Ia expe-
rienoia de las de la guerra, estabs resuelto
oumpIir con su dober, = mientres So ounado
decfa sempre:
-jHay que vencerl. ....
Ell a1ad1a mentalmente con melonc6lioa
sonrisa:
-....lo morir!
Al empezar el sitio, Laurencia hsbfa aban-
donado ell hotel del parque de los Prfncipes, pa
ra hsbitar una gran casa situada en- 81 barrio de
Saint Gernain que una dc sus amigas, residen
te Ia saxon en- Normandfa, habfa puesto su
disposioi6u; allf hsbia instalado una ambuIancia
modelo y SO preparaba por su parte cumplir
tambien con su deber. Era aquelIa una muier
singular. Asi como durante Ia paz Sc hahfa en-
tregado con furia inusitada los placer. nun.
danos, asi ouando estall6 la guerra so ainto tras
fgurads, purifoada por decirlo asf. s~
A 10 primera notois oGcial de la guerra,
Turqueiza deaapareeid, como oourEid entonoea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
B1BEorEoA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE"

ca. El baron Falker posee ell secreto de mi in
famis; Iprometame usted impedir que Ia de &
conoceri
lilo iuro! Muera usted en- paz, 81 puede,
ia que no SO hs extinguido en- uHted por COM
pleto ell sentimiento del honor, tenga, al menoa,
ell oonsuelo de que pedie 10 ssbraI
La VOC del general SO slter6 prosiguio
gravemente:
mo puedo estrechar la mano de un falsi-
foador pero saludo al que va d rnorirI
Sc retro lentamente, con la cabcza des-
cubierta.
Media hora despues 81 comiHario eDtr6 en-
la habitaoion del conde Hector. Le encontr6
tendido en- el suelo, dc espsldas. en- medic de
un mar de ssngre, con ell compass clsvado en- ell
corazon: Sc hsbfa herido con mano segura, sin
vacilar; un solo golpe habfa sido sufciente
Sc puade jusgar del dolor de Raul al ente-
rarse de la msnera que habfa muerto 80 her.
msnO. r.. .s@ ea@@t 8eJ
u lila heoho usted bienI-dijo al general
cuando hubo terminado So ldgubre 'relatoI lei
honor est& en- sslvol .lQue Dios le iuxgusl go.
Yo 10 perdono. .. Pero, al baron de FaIker, lie
Ia visto usted?
iYa 10 oreoI-exolamo Trefferea-Yo
mismo faf anunoiarle ls muerte stbita del CON.
de, Pareoia asombrado de esta atenoi6n: pero
debo confeaar que hizo an gesto POGO agrada-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

Hablando de aQuel nercado de cafe,
dice 10 siguiente s'El Imparciap de Maya
9tiez en- su edici6n de antes de aver:
''Nuestro mercado sigue apimado y
anunciada la ilegada dc varios vapores pa
"a tomar fruto para Ia eninsula y puertos
extranjeros, anim6se mas desde principle
las partidas que SO presentaban le venta
rigiendo los tipos siguientes: Cubano,
de % $293; Machacado superior, de 80
$30l; Hacienda f1no. de 3O3 5000 Aver
se coloc6 una partida de 500 Quintalee, a
$2s-7E8, 10 que confrma la buena situaci6n
del mercaGO."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
Estado demostratiYo de las Gambia

EstadO demOstrativo de las cantidades
recaudadas en- esta Provincial durante el
mes de Octubre de 1895 por la Renta de
Aduana, compaYadas con las practicadas
por igual concepto, y por ell mismo periodic
en- ell de 1894. Capital 1898, 128, 400 Pc
sos 25 centavos En- 1894, SO, $50 pesos 90
centavos. .-Recaudado de mas, 28,455 pe-
sos 20 centavos.-Ponce.-E 1895, 1884
pesos 90 centavos-En 1894, 68, 1878 pesos
O2 centavos.-Recaudado de menos, 4,533
pesos 10 centavog.-Mayagtie 1895,
81, ,523 pesos % centavos.-En 1894, 47,O98
pesos 50 centavos. de mas,
IA, 1872 pesos 70 centavos -Arecibo.-En
1895, l4,80l pesos II centavos.-En 1894,
19, ,916 pesos 81 centavos. de
menos, 4, 115 pesos e7 centavos.
lla.-En 1896, 7,166 pesos 90 centavos.- En-
1894, 6,s28 pesos so centavos. Recaudado
de mas, 1,337 pesos 70 centavos.-Arroyo
-En 1895, 2,287 pesos 80 centav os.-En
1894, 8, 1856 pesos 80 centavos.-Recaudado
de menos, 667 pesos 80 centavos. -Huma-
cao.-En 1895, l. 1853 pesos " centavos.-
En- 1894, 1,744 pesos 16 centavos.-Recau
dado de menos, $50 pesos 90 centavos-
Vieques.-En 1895, peso.-En 1894, 6O7
50 centavos.-Recaudado de menos, 6O6
pesos 50 avos.-Total On 1895, 274,683
pesos 43 centav vos.-En 1894, 241, III pesos
90 centavos. de mas, A, ,2s5
pesos SO entavos.-Recsudado de menos,
1914 pesos 16 centavos. to-
tai en- alza, SO, 81 1pesos 63 centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

De LOS ESPEClfIssS genusnes del pals
Ringuno como Ia " Soiaei6n Vital Gadea
pues debiGo sus ressltadOs nnaEavillosof
Ie ha propaga@o raxidamente al extreEa'
ie que no hay lugar alguEao dc Ia Isl& don
be no haya negado hecho sentir sus bon
ladies' - Los debilitados pOF CONSEQUENCE
he intermediates, excesos de Ia juventuC
7 del trabajo. etc. deben prObar una me
IGcina que sin duda ha de reportaR beme
lRcios incalculables en- su salld.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

no cuando los que ejercen el poder eHtan en-
alberta oposici6n con Ia opinion del pu,
bio. Sc comprende asf quo, expulsado por
la opinion portuguese, 81 Braganza haya
salido fuera para buscar On eI extranjer
un apoyo para sostenerse, que le falta en-
su pals, El mas evidante signo de Ia debi
l1dad de las instituciones portuguesas, es
ese asalto las leyes ese viai del rey
Despu6s dc tales actos de bandifaja polfti-
co, es inevitable: vianen Las r~vo!uciones
Saludemoa con jdbilo la pr6xima revo,u.
Ci6n nOrtI1Qneaa"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

Gim6nsz y Cruz, Eusebio Colon (a) Liber-
to Juan Beltran Nieves, de Vega -baja,
por homicidio. Abogados, Morera, Acu-
fla y Navas; Procuradores, Palacio, Velez
y Ginorio. Cosme Torres, de la Capital,
por lesiones, Abogado, Soler; Procurador,
Ginorio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

NO NAY GERMAN, y que no tienen
maneornia como dice el refrGn) los sefio-
los artlculos que importan su s'Colmado",
pues ahora han recibido unas excelentes
PERAS DE CALIFORNIA que es precise
probarlas para poderlas apreciar; LECHE
CONDENSADA que. .. desc .ldese una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09
LOTERIA NACIONAL,g 1i q

Navldad SO vondo pOr POGO diuero en-
mexicanOs en- casa de los senOres s. Melon
y Compa6fa San Justo 1S. ID
Ba1o ell ep1grafe La question del cGbro,
| dice un cOlega pOnCehO:
ssDe este modo ge llama pdblicamente
| Ia atenci6n, hacia una cabrita que ha ma
cido hax6 mas de veinte d1as, en- una casa
do 1a calla de Ia Virtud. Ha dado el pue-
bio en- decir que esta cabra tiene cora de
Qente. Elective nente, prese1ta 81 G7aenoGE
caracteras anormaIss en- la forma, dlmen-
siones 6rganos de Ia cara, que le aseme~
Ian & I'm mono, 8 IN hombre con cara de
chGmQo La frente es prominente. I'll hocl-
co esta fuertemente deprinido, de naodO
oua eli arco inter labial, 80 asemeja la
abertura dc Ia boca humana. La mandi-
buIa inferior, es mas corta en la rama he
rfzontal, 10 que imprime Ia cara, el as.
pecto que SO adgnira. Los ojos son exec
sivamente grandes, expreelvOs, s1endo
ancho Ell espacio inter orbitario. La ma
riz, esta deprimida. Debajo del labio in
ferior, no hay pelos; los que en- camblo
son muy abundantes en- la harba, dandole
un aspecto grave y dulce al mlsmo ITEM
DO. So llama don Cirilo y es digno de yer.
go. Lo recom8ndamOs para d1putado o
concejal de oficio.'
Dioen de Mayagtiez que el alumbrado
pfblico de aquella ciu;}ad SO comQondra
de 112 focog de arco voltaico de 500 bujlas
y SO larnparas incandescentes en- la plaza
principal. Sc cree que con estos fcoos de
luz serA Mayagiiez una de las ciudades
meior alumbradas en- las AnSillas.
PuERTO-RlCO.- CHICAGO, de dou jose q.
del VaiIe, CON un pr6logo de don Alejan-
dro Infiesta, Esta obra contiene una re-
sefia de todas las Exposiciones Concur
SOS celebrados en- 9sta isla y de Ia represen-
taci6n de esta en- Certamenes universities
expresandose expositores y productos;
description de Ia ciudad de Chicago = va
rios trabajos sobre Agricultural I'll hbro
Sc vende un peso ejemp1ar en- Ia guinea
lla La DuEce Aliamso Cruz mum. z. 8-2
De La Democr0c6G esa el siguiente
suelto:
ssContin1an las versiones sobre los gu,
cesos de Arroyo, llamando la atenci6n pd-
blica, aunque, indadablemente, SO va po-
niendo en- claro que no tienen importanoia
alguna. Hoy sabernos por conducto veraz
que los eonapontes dc que Sc hablara en-
dias paaados no han Rleanz nzad0, conhrmas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-09

NaTEL Y RESTAURANT La CataIono
San Francisco 56 y Luna 39.-Buena me
sa buen servioio: habitacioneg espacio-
sas y ventiladas. Comidas La carta deg.
de las de Ia mahana hasta las doce de
la noche. Hospedeje complete desde 81 so
en- adelante. 2.