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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

The Democratic Nominee Reaches Wow
York-IIis Reception.

lDfk-nn krttIht'As
New York. Aug. 12.-Candidate VIII
liam j. Bryan has arrived in this city.
He reached Jersey City over the
Pennsylvania railroad at $40 o'clock
and was driven 10 the residence OF
William +. ST. John, No. 12l East
Thirty-fourth street, where he and
Mrs. Bryan passed the night Al
though Mr.. Bryan had expressly re-
quested that there should be no public
demonstration from bands or march
ing clubs, he was received by a large
and enthusiastic crowd both at Jersey
City and on the New York side. The
coming of the democratic candidate
was eagerly awaited by a reception
committee, consisting of Senator j..
X. Jones. OF Arkansas; Treasurer St.
| John, j. L. Tomlinson, national COM
mitteeman from Alabama, and Arthur
6ewall. candidate for vice president.
When the train stopped Mr.. Sewall
and the other members OF the reception
committee rushed forward and In turn
shook hands with Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan.
The entire party stepped onto n freight
elevator at the east end of track 4, on
which track the train entered the sta
ton, and were at once lowered TO the
ground floor. As the Bryan party
stepped from the elevator they were
so completely hemmed in by the eager,
shouting crowd that they could not
move in any direction. Finally path
way was made through the crowd, and
at s;25 Mr.. Bryan and his friends
boarded the ferryboat Hudson City.
During the passage over the river Mr..
Bryan was cheered, but aside from
bowling and saying: THANK you, my
| friends" did not speak.
Before the ferry boat reached tho New
York side the large crowd on the dock.
taking up the cheers of those on the
Hudson City, shouted and cheered for
| Bryan. The police management on that
side was as nearly perfect as could he
expected. A line was opened through
the crowd, and Mr.. Bryan, accompanied
| by Mr.. Bland, Senator Jones and Mr..
Sewall, passed through the shouting
throng of persons TO carriages which
were in waiting. ond were driven 20 Mr..
- iohn's house. where they arrived nj
9;25 and were again met by an immense
crowd there, who cheered and shouted
unNl Mr.. Bryan and his party disap-
pearcd behind the closed doors.
Mr.. Bryan is greatly fatigucd by his
! journey from Lincoln, and is very
hoarse, SO much so that he attempted
no speeches at any OF the points passed
through on Tuesday, all OF the talking
being done by Mr.. Bland, of Missouri.
Enthusiastic greetings were extend ID
Mr.. Bryan all along the route from
| Pittsburgh TO this city. The most noia-
bic were at Harrisburg and Philadrl-
! phia. where enormous crowds thronged
the railway stations and cheered wildly
on the appearance OF the candidate.
/ The crush TO seize the nominees hand
was terrific, and several times only
prompt action by the police prevented
/ panics and injury or loss of life to the
perspiring enthusiasts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
EoaElGN

The town OF II Rama, Nicaragua. was
nearly wiped out by freshet and the
plantations in the vicinity were all de-
stroyed. the loss being estimated at over
81 100000
The rowboat Fox, from New York
June 6.with the two sailors, Frank Sam
uelson aud George Harbo, on board. ar
rived at Hayre, France.
Forest fires at Trinity, N. f., de-
stroyed IL houses, the occupants losing
everything.
Emily Selwood Tennyson. widow OF
the poer laureate. died at Farringford,
the beautiful residence OF the Tenny-
son family IN the Isle OF Wight.
AT Annapolis Pediada, in the island Of
Crete, 900 armed MusSulmans butch
cred 30 unarmed Christians, several
priests and women and children being
among the victims.
Miss Clara Barton, president Of The
American branch of the Red Cross So
ciety, has started from Constantinople
on her return 10 the United States, her
mission OF distributing relief TO the
Armenian sufferers having been ended.
Several villages In Colombia have been
destroyed by floods.
Cholera Is on the increase in Egypt.
Toronto. Ont, is flooded with Am,ri-
can silver certificates and the bankers
have given notice that ION and after
Saturday. August -, American one
dollar bills will only be received for 90
cents"
II Is reported Tint British man-of.
war has seized the Mexican island OF
Clarion, which belongs to the state OF
Colima.
Advices from Cuba say that 25 per
cent. OF the Spanish troops are on tho
sick list or are unfit for duty.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
LYNchEp.
Three Italians Taken from Jail by a
Louisiana Mob.


Louisiana Mob.
New Orleans, Aug. 10. - Wednesday
night last i'm st. Charles parish Jules
Gueymaud, a storekeeper. was assas-
sinated while standing on his front
porch. A Sicilian named Lorenzo Sala-
dino was known TO have grudge
against Gueymaud and he was sus-
pected. Circumstantial evidence caused
his arrest on Friday. The sheriff had
great difficulty in preventing the people
from lynching Saladibo then aud there,
and secretly conveyed the prisoner tc
Hahnville, the county seat, and placed
him in jail Two other Italians named
Decino and Angelo Marcuso were con-
fined in the jail for the murder of an
aged Spaniard on one OF the planta-
tions.
About midnight Sunday mob OF
about 80 persons, well armed, surprised
che guard. battered down the doors OF
the Jail and took out the three Italians.
The prisoners cried and begged For
mercy. but the crowd took them TO
stable Il short distance away, gave
them two minutes in which 70 prny
and then strung all three of-them up
by the necks TO the rafters.
The crowd stood around few min
utes until the bodies ceased 10 struggle,
and then opened fire from, their Win
chester rifles on the dangling forms,
literally rddling them with bullets.
Washington, Aug. l2.-Baron Fava.
the Italian ambassador. who is sum
Nering at Bar Harbor. has telegraphed
the state department in accordance
with caoled instructions from his gov
eminent asking for official information
regarding the recent lynching OF three
alleged Italian subjects in Louisiana.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
LATER.

Il vast assembi6ge gathered IA hddi-
son Square garden in New York city
tc witness the notification OF William
Jennings Bryan and Arthur Sewall as
nominees for president and vice presi-
dent on the democratic ticket.
The bank az National City, Col,
closed It's doors with liabilities OF $780,
GOO.
The independents and democrats Of
North Dakota nominated fusion ticket
az Grand Forks headed by r. b. Rich
ardson, of Pembinn, FOR governor.
The democrats in state convention Mt
Wheeling, W. Va, nominated Gen. G. G.
Watts for governor.
A ten-year-old boy named Mills
killed the two little children Of Frank
Powers at Hollywood, n. G., because
they would not stop crying.
BY flood in the Uptown river i'm the
vicinity OF bourbon. Ind, houses. barns
and crops were destroyed and 20 per-
sons lost their lives.
+. S. Sanborn a. Co. OF Lynn, Mass.
manufacturers OF ladies' shoes, failed
for 100000.
The populists in convention at Spring
field. H., nominated fusion ticket
headed by John +. Altgold for governor
with the understanding that the demo
Gratis will indorse the populist candi-
dates for electors.
The Sonora portion OF Nogales, Mcxi-
co, was attacked By party OF Yaqui
Indians. religious fanatics. and during
the battle which followed seven Indians
and four Mexicans were killed.
The Tennessee republicans in state
convention AZ Nashville nominated G y.
Tillman. OF Nashville. for governor. The
platform rcaflrms the ST. Louis plat
form and indorses Mckinley and Ho-
bart.
Josiah +. Kelley. for q years assistant
cashier OF the First national bank nj
South Bend. Ind. killed himself because
of n shortage OF $4,000 In his accounts.
Lena Rivitt, aged 16, and Cora Goan-
cite. aged ten. were drowned while
bathing in Pinedale pond near Athol.
Mass.
4 strike has been ordered in all mines
In Ohio where tho men are working for
less than tho rate established az the last
scale meeting, and all mines operated
under the contract lease system.
Iowa democrats in convention ~ OF
tumwa nominated ticket headed by
T.. II. Karr, of Osceola. for secretary OF
state. The platform Endorses the Chi
cago platform. Cen. Weaver md Hor-
ace Bolcs were selected as electors az
large.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
The prohibItIonIsts o. the twentieth

The prohibitionists OF the Twentieth
district OF Illinois nominated Capt. A.
II. Lnngworth. of McLennsboro. for con-
gress, and In the same district the popu-
lists nominated j. c. Tanguary.
The Sound money" democrats of
Maine who marched out OF the state
convention at Waterville held a con-
vention OF their own and nominated
William Henry Clifford. of Portland,
for governor.
Al the first meeting in indianapolis of
the national executive committee OF the
"sound money" democracy w. ID. By
mum, OF Indiana, was elected chairman
and John II. Wilson. of indianapolis,
secretary.
The populists OF the Seventh Kansas
district nominated Jerry Simpson for
congress.
Reuben Noble, one of the most noted
lawyers and jurists OF Iowa, died at his
home in McGregor. aged rs years.
Alonzo j. Edgerton. who succeeded
Senator Window, OF Minnesota. in the
United States senate. died at his home
in Sioux Falls, S. d., where he had re-
sided since 1889.
The democrats of the Ninth Iowa dis
trict nominated Louis Il. Genung, Of
Hastings. for congress.
The Kansas republicans met Mt To-
peka and nominated state ticket
headed by Edward n. Morrill,, Of lIia-
watha, for governor. II. w. Blue, OF
Pleasanton, was named for congress-
man az large.
The Sound money" democrats will
hold n convention in Chicago on Au-
gust 25 TO nominate a state ticket.
Congressional nominations were
made as follows: Illinois, Twelfth dis
trict. Rev. j. j. IIales (pro). Missouri,
First district, II. p. Giles (dem.);
Twelfth. II. III. Kern (dem.). Ken
lucky. Second district, j. ID. Clardy
(dem.) renominated. Georgia, Tenth
district. w. II. Fleming (dem). West
Virginia, First district, w. w. Arnett
(dem.). New York, Twenty-second
district. l.. n. Latter (rep.).
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
VIEWED THE ECLIPSE
Clear Observa lions Taken at Yokoha ma,
Toxic and TrondhJom.


Toxic and TrondhJsm.
Yokohama, Aug. 1.-THE suns
eclipse was clearly visible here and nt
Toxic. Aorthward, however, in which
direction the astronomers proceeded,
tho sky was cloudy and observations
were impossible.
81. Petersburg. Aug. 1.-THE obser-
walton OF the suns total eclipse, visible
In northern Europe, northern Asia aud
Japan. COR which elaborate preparations
had been made, has proved a failure
both at Nadso, ON the west coast OF Novn
Zembia. aud al 81. Petersburg, owing 10
the clouds. Sir Robert Ball. of Cam.
bridge. conducted the observations at
Nadso.
Trondhjem. Norway. Aug. 1.-THE
eclipse of the sun which took place
Sunday was observed from the deck OF
the steamship Ohio of the Island OF
stot. Norway. The sky was absolutely
cloudless and the atmosphere clear.
The totality was perfect. It's duration
was one minute and thirty-five seconds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
WILL TAKE THE STUMP.
Gen. HarrisoH Decides 10 Make some
Campaign speeches.

New York, Aug. ~. - EN-President
Harrison has decided TO soon take the
stump i'm behalf OF sound money"
This determination he announced by
letter TO Gen. Powell Clayton, which
the latter received Tuesday. The let
ter Is dated August 10. and in il sx-
President Harrison states that he will
make a speech in this city at any Lime
during the month of August which che
republican national committee may Sc
lect. Gen. Clayton nc once teiegraphed
his acceptance Of the offer and fixed
AuFust % as the date. The hall has
not yet been selected.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
BICYCLE TALK.

While riding on a bridge ut Ben
Lomond, Cal, Rev. T.. p. Baker lost con-
troll of his bicycle and fell to his death
on the rocks below.
Bicycles seem 20 have taken the plas
of brass candlesticks for wedding pres.
ents In England. Princess Maud OF
Wales is said to have received two dozen
of them.
An English bicyclist, hauled up be-
fore the Leeds police court for riding
without light, pleaded that II was
moonlight and that there was no need
for one. The magistrate was inclined
TO accept the excuse. but finally decided
70 fine him 12 cents, including costs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

FEh5OfNRL ANU Full lCALs
Congressional nominations were
made as follows: Illinois, Thirteenth
district Frank Palmer (pop.); Nine
teenth, j. J. Sewall (pop). Iowa. Sixth
district. John L. Lacey (rep.) rcnomi-
mated. Indiana, Eighth district, j. r..
Brunt (dem); Thirteenth, Charles KEEL
lison (dern.) Texas, Tenth district.
Noah Allen (rep); Eleventh, J. L.
Gross (rcp.). West Virginia, First dis
trict, 4. NJ. Stone (pop).
The Michigan republicans in conven-
tion at Grand Rapids nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: For governor. Hazen s.
ITngree; lieutenant governor, Thomas
Il. Dunstan; secretary OF state, Rev.
Washington Gardner; treasurer. George
A. Steele: auditor general. Roscoe ID.
Dix; encouragement, Fred A. May
nard; superintendent OF land Office, w.
A. French; superintendent OF public
instruction. j. T.. Hammond
Texas populists In convention at Cal
weston nominated jerome Kenrby. OF
Dallas, for governor, and Endorsed the
nomination OF Bryan and Watson for
president and vice president
licans made the following nominations:
For governor. Edward Sconeld: leu
tenant governor. Emil Baensch; secro-
taFy Of state. Henry Casson; treasurer.
Sewell A. Peterson; attorney general,
William N. Myhea; state supcrinten-
dent, John O. Emery; railrond commits
sioner. Duncan j. Mckenzie; insurance
comnissioner. William a. Fricke.
Judge Samuel w. Shellabarger. one OF
the most prominent members OF the bar
in Washington and n member 81 con.
gress la war times, died a. the age OF IS
years.
Thlrty-siN states were represented az
n mertihg In indianapolis Of democrats
who do not indorse the platform aud
ticket OF the Chicago convention and a
call was issued for national convcn-
ton TO be held in indianapolis on
Wednesday. September ?, foe the pur-
pose of adopting - declaration OF prin-
ciples and nominating candidates for
president and vice president. senator
John NJ. Palmer. Of Illinois. was made
chairman of the national committee.
NJ ID. Prank. OF Portland. was nomi-
mated for governor OF Maine at the
state democratic convention at Water
vile.
Aunt Nancy Frisowthe tcoiorcd)
died in Wichita. Kan, aged io4 years.
The Georgia populists in convention
ut Atlanta nominated $. A. Wright. OF
Rome. for governor. and Endorsed the
81. Louis platform.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15
ID IIanr chnnr bod 1.-Two.

London, Aug i2.-''he Times report
OF visit TO the Bank OF England by ii
Hung Chang says that Ii observed while
there that the question OF blmetallisp
could only he settled by the sIlvcr-using
and producing countries. and tina.
therefore China. Japan and America
must decide the question.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

To cleanse the system in a gentle and truly
beneficial manner, when the Spring time
comes, use the true and perfect remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. One bottle will answer for
all the family and COSTS only 90 cents; the
large size 81. Buy the genuine. Manufac-
tured by the California Fig Syrup Company
only, and for sale by all druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

VERY low rates will be made by the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas Railway for ex-
cursions OF August 18th, September 1st, 18th
and Goth, TO the south, for Homeseekers
and Harvesters. For particulars apply to the
nearest local Agent, or address JAMES BAR
KER, Gen. Pass. a. Tkt. Agt., ST. Louis, Mo.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

WHAT Is the baby's namet Indeed
We haven't one selected,
We're waiting till November comes,
To see which mans elected.
Washington Star.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

A NATURAL manner was her aim,
Sincere and simple, and all that;
She failed. but she wns not TO blame,
For she resided In A fiat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

"THEY say Barrows has writer's cramp.r
"Well, i don't wonder, considering the
literature he feeds on. 49, arper's Bazaar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-08-15

HalI's catarrh Cure
Ia a Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27

-MdrGdna0.-Puebloc cabeza del par
lido Judicial y sst6rmino municipal de su
nombre", con mil 500 habitantes, doce
Kilometres de la Habana, la cual Sc ha.
lla undo por ell ferrocarril de su nombre.
Els TN punto de temporada por su agrada-
BILE china en- la estaci0n del verano, asf
como por sus excelentes aguas, sobre todo
la del manantial llamado eel Poetic. Tie
ne Juzgado de pHimera instancia y muEi-
cipal, una bonita iglesia con curato de in
greso de San Francisco Javier, cinco es-
cuelas, Administration de Comunicacio-
nee de tercera clase muchas hermosas
-H Cerro-Extenso poblado ba-
rrio urbano de la ciudad y t6rmino NUM-
clpal de la Habana, que dista Kilometres
de la Plaza de Armas de esta capital Pc
70 SO entlende que esos cuatro Kilometres
son en- el principle del limite del barrio
del "Cerro", junto a Ia antigua calzada de
la "lufanta', pues desde ALI hasta "Puen.
tes Grandes', que es Ell otro limite extre-
mo del "Cerro", hay unos dos Kilometres
y medic.
-GG61ses.-Cabeza del partido judicial
de su nombre, situado en- la hermosa la
nura regada por Ell Mayabeque. Tiene II
mil habitantes y dista de Ia Habana SO XII
l6netros por carretera y 70 por ferroCarriI.
En- Guines Sc hallan establecidos: juzgado
de primera lnstancia, registro de la Pro :
piedad, administration de Correos y Tele
grafos, tres escuelas varias fabricas de
cigarros.
-MelenG del Sur.-Pueblo cabeza del
termino municipal de su nombre, situado
& IA kil6motros de Giines "a de la Ha-
bana por el ferrocarri' de- Villanueva. Tie
ne administraci6n de Correos, 3 escuelas y
1,OS2 habitantes.
-Jaruco.-Ciudad fundada en- 1853,
cabeza del partido judicial de gu nombre,
que dista de Ia Habana cuarenta cuatro
Kilometres por ferrocarril cuarenta por
carretera. Tiene juzgado de primera ms
tancia, registro de la Propiedad, admins
TRACTION de Correos y tres escuelas.
-Madruga.- -Cabaza del t6rmino mu
nicipal de su nombre, sitpado q 81 kil6me-
tros dc la Habana por viaF f6rrea, y ~ por
carretera. Es una de las estaciones bal
nearias mas concurridas, tiene admins
TRACTION de Correos, tres escuelas y $500
habitantas. Esta pr6ximo la llamada
Sierra dc Madruga.
-NWeUd Pdz.- Pertenece al partido
judicial de GUines, tiene 900 habitantes,
esta situado en- el terreno llano y seco 81
kilSY1 atrna da Ia Hahaua nor farrocaPriY
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27
C. u BA

De puestros GAMES de la Peninsula
Hoy que son objeto de la atenci6n pt
blicR los successes que Sc vienen desarrOllan-
do en- las provincias de la Habana Pinar
del Rio, por Ia invasion de las partidas in
surgentes de Maximo Gomez y Maoeo, pu-
blicamos continuation el nombre de los
pueblos ypoblados de las mism0s que ser
viran para Ell mejor conocimiento de los
referidos successes.
PINAR DEL RIO
Este important1simo territorio de la
isla de Cuba, conocido generalmente por
dental de aQueila. Su china es el mas
agradable de Cuba, y su riqueza la consti.
tuye ell tabaco cultivado en- aquellas f6rti-
les llanuras que riega Ell caudaloso Cuya-
quateje. Sus montes estAn cubiertos de
arboles, en- cuyo territorio abundan ricas
minas. Ademas. del mejor tabaco del
mund0, abundan la cana de azucar, el
arroz el cafe. Mide esta provincial 7.435
Kilometres cuadrados,y su poblaci0n es
de 225, 900 habitantes. Dos de los princi"
pales grupos de montaf1a de la isla, el de
Guanibanico ell de Mariel, correspondent
esta comarca. Tiene esta provincia Au
diencia de 10 criminal, institute de 2"
colegios escuelas. Divfdese dieha pro
vincia en- partidos judiciales con veinti
cinco Ayuntamientos, distribuidos en- la
forma siguiente:
-PGnGT del R6o.-Consta de los siete
Ayuntamientos de Pinar del Rio, Alfonso,
Rojas, Consolation del Norte, Consolation
del Sur. San Luis Whales.
.-GWGae.--Le pertenecen los cuatro
Ayuntamientos de Guane, Mantua, Mar
tinez San Juan.
San Crist6baE-Forman este parti-
do los siete Ayuntamientos de San Girls
tobal, Candelaria, Las Mangas, Los Pa.
lacios, Paso Real de San Diego, San Die
go de los Baflos y Santa Cruz de los Pinos.
-,Guanojay.-Le correspondent los
ocho Ayuntamientos de Guanajay, Arte-
misa, Bahia Honda, Cabahas, Cayajabos,
Guayabal, Mariel y San Diego de Ndflez.
IA BA N A
-Jesats del Monte -Extsnso pobla-
do barrio urbano del t6rmino municipal
de la Habana, & seis kilometros de la Ca
pital, con parroquia de t6rmino de Nuestra
Sef[ora de las Mercedes, y que sc halla en-
constante communication con la capital por
medic de una linea de omnibus y otras de
tranvias. su poblaci6n asoede de z mil
habitantea g.7s-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27

En- Ponce Sc han hfcho operaciones da
azdcar segunda centrifuPada & rrecios que
varian entire $45 y s49 Todavfa no ha ha.
bido ventas de mascabado claro de la pre-
sante zafra. Mieles se han vendido rnos
800 8 400 hocoyes de varias haciendas di.
cen que al rededor de 81 a 35 pesos
precios que, seguramente, no podran sos.
tenexae.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27
HllT|nlag GENERATES

Dlcese que una de las causas que Sc
prestan al desb arajuste que hay en- la pla-
"a del mercado, es que de las ocho mesas
que hay dispuestas para el expendio de
carne, solo ettAn ocupadas cinco. Esto
de- lugar Ia co2siguiente aglomeraci6n
de gente y a:que el despacho tenga que ser
al cOTTe que te cOjen, como vulgarmente
se dice. No bastan los cincO puestos pa
ra despachar Ell ndmero de personals que
Sc presentan 4 comprar. Recu6rdase con
este motive que autes de que fuera libre
(como SO dice ahora), el abasto de carne,
todos los puestos estaban ocupados ell
despacho podia hacerse con mas facilidad
y rapidez Volveremos ocuparnos de
este asuut0. Mientras tanto, bueno es que
tonga en- cuenta el Ayuntamiento nuestra
las justas aspiraciones del vecindario.
lQu6 hay del proyecto del derribo de
las murallae? "a que altura de expedien.
t6os estamos? IQuien tiene Ia culpa de la
detencion de los trabajos preliminares?
Esas preguntas nos las hacen cada mo-
mento y no sabemos que responder. Lo
que 81 resulta cierto, es que vivimos aglo-
merad0s como sardinas dentro de Ia Ca
pital, que la poblacion aumenta, que ape
mas Sc encuentran casas para alQuilar, que
las reglas higi6nicas Sc olvidan completa-
mente, y que nadie sc ocupa de remediar
esos males. Aqu1 entire estudio estudio
y consu!ta y consulta, necesitamos medic
siglo para hacer-si Sc hace,-lo que po-
dria ser obra de seis meses. Por ESQ., sin
duda, va nadie habla tampoco del proyec-
tado acueducto que tentfsima falta hace.
El lGGsser fare de los franceses esta
en- la masa de nuestra sangre. ~ vivi-
mos tan campantes! !....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27

Hemos sido favorecidos con un elem.
plar de la Memoria del affo 1895 presenta-
da por 10 junta de gobierno de la Socie.
dad Anonfma Credito y All >rro Ponceffo.
aprobada por la general de accionistas en-
90 de Diciembre pr6xino pasado. Lo lee.
remos con much0 gusto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-27

La compahfa de opera que actda en-
nuestro Coliseo anuncia para maffana
martes FaVoTGta en- la cual debutara ante
este pdblico como primer tenor el sefior
Matthew,