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The morning times., 1896-01-21

Each OF the police OF the First precinct
who met Harry Williams, the thirteen year
old housebreaKer. made this comment:
The bemps CROWN for him."
As stated in The Times or yesterday
Harry was convicted at Paris, Texas,
sentenced TO the reform school at Wash
ington during his minority and reached here
on Sunday morning with a batch OF other
prisoners in custody oil Marshal Hurst OF the
Eastern district OF Texas and was lodged
at police station No. l.
Harry was given cell No. and because
OF the youth, crime, and stoiid savagery
of the boy he attracted much notice from
the police. He admitted his guilt and
boasted OF his prowess saying that this
cells q snap;' that If he had a gun he
would cut his way out; that IL was not the
first time he had been arrested, and that
as soon as he could get out of the reform
school he thought he would tackle train.
GUN AROUSED HIM.
Harry is large for his age. and talks In a
very slow, sleepy. slovenIy way, with his
doggcd eyes rivetei on the man with whom
he converses. He liz clunsily built and lazy
in every movement. Once during his in
carceration he caught a glimpse of a gun
as It's butt protruded from the pocket of
policeman. His eyes took on deadly
glitter and he reached his hand stealthily
through the bars and made a strong effort
to get the weapon. Then it was that he
said IF l had that gun you'd have TO
git me or I'd git you" He did not say
this in pla yful humor, but evidently meant
what he said. The only emotion the boy
displayed was when he caught sight OF the
pistol.
He said that he and his partner. Willie
Emerson. fifteen years old. had laid plan
to rob Jackson's store at Paris. They
had entered it several times during the day
before the night when 1t was agreed that
The morning times., 1896-01-21
Budding time

Budding time
the time when girl
hood blossoms into
wonanhood a
tryi g period in
every wonian's life.
Much depends on
the care and the
} treatment give n
then-a lifetime of
healthy happiness.
or. years of suffer-
ing sickness.
10 bring girls
safely through this
critical period, DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription h as
been found an un-
failing aid. It is a
preparation n OF
strongly tonic pro-
perties. 1t puts
the whole bod y
into good condi-
The morning times., 1896-01-21
Baltimore Markets.

Baltimore, an. 2O.-Fiour firmer-
western super, $2.45aS2.6O; do. extra,
S2-15aS3-lO; do. family, $3.25a S3 go |;
winter wheat patents, $3.7oaS4.O 90; spring
do, $3.4Oa$3.60; spring wheat straight,
S3.25a$3. .50-receipts, II, $50 barrels !;
shipments. 1923 barrels; sales, 1880
barrels. Wheat firmer-spot and month,
69a69 Ia; May, 50 3-4a69 7-S-receipts,
1,1e6 bushels; Shipments, 10000 bushels;
stock. 261 1874 bushels; sales, 10000 BUSH
els-southern wheat by sample, 69a70;
do. ON grade, Sc 1-2a69 1-2. Corn firmer
spot and E1onth, 33 1sa33 Ia; February,
SO 1-4a33 3-S; March, 33 1-2a33 SIS; May,
SO 1-4a35 1-2 steamer mixed, 32a32 IL
receipts, 1882 bushels; shipments, 221,-
42S bushels; stock. l,103 1891 bushels;
sales-1 sc, GOO bushels-southern white and
yellow corn, 32a33. Oats quiet-No. 2
white western, 24a24 1-2; No. 2 mixed do,
23 aske,l-receipts, 3,024 bushels; stock,
1856 $40 bushels. Rye firm-No. 2, 40
nearby; 41a42 western-receipts, 666
bushels; stock, 1OI, TAT bushels. Hay firm
choice timothy, Sic asked. Grain freights
steady-steamer to Liverpool. per bushel,
8 led, January Cork for orders, per
quarter, 3s.Sd. January Sugar firm
The morning times., 1896-01-21

Chicago Grain Market.
The morning times., 1896-01-21
The wnter Cure Treatment.

The water cure treatment is a novelty
in this country, but for years has been used
at the famous German spas under medical
advice. Many diseases that cannot be
cured by other means rapidly yield to
the WATER CURE. The Washington San
itariunl, 720 Fourteenth street, corner
New York avenue, has introduced 1t under
the direct supervision OF the famous Prof.
Alvin Fr. Rolls, the different baths, sui
phur, soda, sea salt, electric, etc, being
prescribed, of course, by DIR. Mahlon Hutch
inson, as called for in each case. Nervous
and skin diseases are treated by douches
baths, electricity and medicines, as usual
The morning times., 1896-01-21
STILL ON Apra6pRIAT1oNs.
House Also Passed SHINE Minor Gen
eral Meirsures.

House Also Passed Some Minor Gen.
eral Metzsures.
The HOUSE yesterdayin brief session
disposed of the military academy appro-
priatiOD bill.
In the morning hour resolutions and bills
were agreed to extending the time for the
completion OF Arkansas Pass Harbor; do
mating condemned cannon TO various Grand
Army posts, and Incorporating the Supreme
Council, thirty-tbird degree Scottish Rite
Masonry for the Southern jurisdiction.
The Presidents message in response TO
the House resolution OF inquiry relative
ia Ambassador Bayard's Edinburgh and
Boston, England, speeches, with Secretary
Olney's report thereon, was faid before the
House and referred to the Committee on
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Cannon reported the urgent de-
ficiency bill, giving notice that he would
take early occasion to call IL DIP for con-
sideration.
The military academy appropriation bill
for the year ending June 3, 1897, which was
passed, appropriates S449,l17.61.
A joint resolution reported from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means by Mr.. Grosve-
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New York World.

the robD; rs should be attempted. and To-
Gated the stuff
Just as night came on, he walked into
the place, followed by his partner. They
had heavy revolver in each hand and
covered the five men who were seated
around the stove. They leveled their
weapons at them and commanded them to
lie down. threatening that il they did not
daylight would shine through them. Harry
claims that the men did as directed. and
that his partner took the guns off the men
while he kept them covered. Then they
went through the pockets of their victims,
and tapped the till of the store, getting
ST 40. They kept their men covered and
backing out, esca ped on horseback. but were
surrounded and compelled to give in by
sherifrs posse. Their trial attracted a
good deal of attention.
Harry did not know what the word
reform meant. He did not know how
TO read bu; said that If he got chance
he would learn. He thought that there
was more money in holding up train than
in anything else. The boy did not talk
like one simply infected with the dime
novel mania. but like a determined and des-
perate fellow. The police said they had
never struck a more crime-hardened charac-
ter than this thirteen-year-old boy.
The morning times., 1896-01-21
THE MORNING TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY al, 1896.
FEES.
S COVERS EVERYTHING.

Patients who have for years been suffering
from catarrh. rheumatism, asthma, bron-
chitis, constipa tion kidney, liver and bladder
troubles. skin and blood disorders, varicocele,
lost or failing power, and various other OBJ
stinate and deep-seated and complicated
troubles are being cured daily by DR.. Walker
at the low rate of So Axponth and all REM
edies furnished. DR.. Walker realizes that
many ediscoura ged. .skepticalorf financially
unable to pay large-fecs for treatment and
another bill at the drugstore. 1t is to reach
and benefit these that DR.. Walker has re-
duced his price to this small amount.
DR.. Walkers weibI,nOwn sanitariuin. at
1411 Pennsylvania avenue, adjoining Will
lard's Hotel. is open daily for consultation
and treatment. Office hours, 10 a. m. to
p. M; Wednesday and Saturday evenings
z to g. Sundays 10 tD l2,
The morning times., 1896-01-21
ITS YEAR WAS PROSPEROUS
Homeopathic Association Holds Its
Annual Meeting.
Hospital Has Done Well and the Aux
1liary Societies Have Helped
1t Much.

The National Homeopathic Association
held its fourteenth annual meeting ycster-
day afternoon at the Board of Trade the
proceedings developing the fact that the
hospital is doing great work and one
which is increasing from year TO year.
| In the annual rel.ort 1or the boaru OF trus-
| tees winch was submitted by MIR. John
| Joy EdsOn, he said:
ut Is with more than usual satisfaction
| that we are abe TO state that III efficiency
and good work, equipment ANA excellent
order, the hospital has never attained so
high STANDARD before in It's history"
This fact was borne out by ali the general
ana statistical reports made to tie ahso-
| citation.
First Vice President E. 6. Hutchinson
| with MIR. Lewis Clephane as secretary. The
attendance was large indicating the inter
est of the society In the event.
Two very interesting reports were read
one from the Ladies Aid society OF which
Mrs. ' anGerippe is president, and The other
from the Nordhoff Guild OF which Mrs. j.
II. Sypher is president. These reports were
read by Miss Ricb ards.
The Ladies' Aid Society has turned ovei
| to me Dospitai nearly $1,000 which was
about all that was collected or raised, the
expenses of the society appearing 10 lie Ct
minimum. SO also the Nordnoff Guild
provided for the society more than $500
$422 OF which was net. Encouraging re-
ports were also read from the Dorothy
Guild, the house committee, and all the
auxiliary societies.
The report of the medical staff, through
their cummittee, DR.. KingmaD and swamp
stead, was read by the former. II showed
that the work of this year had surpassed
that of any previous year, sevent1-two
more patients having been treated than
last year.
There were treated 400 patients, 365
white and 1874 culored; 246 were dis
charged cured; 1S1 improved, and only SO
remain in he hospital; there were 5000
who received medical attention. high
compliment was paid TO the training school
for nurses by DIR. Kingman; IL is no longer,
said he, an experiment.
MIR. Charles Lyman, of the trustees,
The morning times., 1896-01-21

ii... ii. sail, AZ >t..., CUtIiie..-
ing he work of the Institution to the pub
lie and expressed the opinion that under
the circumstances il should not be difficult
To increase the revenues.
The elections were for the executive Off
GERS aud for three three ear term trus-
tees, which resulted as follows:
President, John Dalzeli; first vice pres
ident, Z. S. Hutchinson; second vice .,resi-
dent, Mr.. A. r. Quaiffe; secretary, Lewis
C,ephanc; trustees whose terms had ex-
pired were reelected.
AT the suggestion of Mr.. Edison the ar
uual meetings of the association will here
after be held in the evening, the arrange
ments for which are 10 be made by the
trustees.
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nor, was agreed to direct:ng The commits
sioDer OF internal Ieyenue 10 destroy all
income tax returns ana copies thereof, made
under the provisions OF the tariff law of
1894, since declared to be unconstitutional.
The House at 2:4o clock adjourned until
tnmnrrn
The morning times., 1896-01-21
NOT 1 NOVICE IN CRIME
Thirteen-year-oId House Break
ef with a Black Record.
IN REFORM SCHOOL HERE

Harry Williams and Fifteen-year-old
Partner Planned IA Big Robbery-In
Executing IL They Were Discovered
and Esca ped by Covering Several
Men with Their Pistols.
The morning times., 1896-01-21
Suit for Sale and Distribution

Suit for Sale and Distribution.
George W. Thomas has sued Christian
Wagner and Others for sale and distribution
of proceeds of premises No. 1923 Ninth
street northwest. He is their guardian
and the property is theirs from their father,
Christian Wagner. The sale is necessary
to make the property available.
The morning times., 1896-01-21

tion and is particularly efficacious in
its action on the peculiarly feminine
organism. There is no sort of female
trouble that it will not correct if it is
taken in time. Thousands of the worst
possible cases have been cured by 1t.
1t works in perfectly natural way,
and drives out disease by building up
the strength and purifying the whole
system.
Many modest women and girls suffer
unspeakable torinents because they
dread telling their troubles to ply
sician. They fear the almost inevitable
examinations and "loca1 treatment"
These things are usually wholly un-
necessary.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will
do what not one doctor in a hundred can
dot will are. In our 1000 page book
entitled 1.-THE Peoples Medical Adviser"
are hundreds of testimonials to its won
derful efficacy.
The book will be sent free on receipt
Of twenty-one cents to pay postage and
wrapping only.
Address, WoRLD's DIsPENsARy MED
IcAL. ASSOCIATION, No. 663 Main Street,
Buffalo, n: Y.
The morning times., 1896-01-21

odd FELLOWS II ILL CAFE DIM
~ ING ROOM.
1906 nj St ". w.
First-class catering Ior baiis. parties AMI pr.
vate families
Meals, Is and CSC
Families supplied with SAT- water oysters By
the quart or gallon.
Ice cream wholesale and retail
sOHN VENIE. Proprietor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

temple estaba encortinado de negro on
Ol centro del rnismo hallabase olocado un
lujo tdmulo, en- el que SO ve1an algunas
c"ronas 8 iluminado con profusi6n de
blandones Reciba una vez mas la distin.
guida familia del senor BalaZQuidez la
expression sincera de nuestra condolencia
descanse en- Ia paz del Sef1or ell que supo
conquistarse el aprecio de sus conciudada.
nos por su labOriosidad y honrade1. El
adorno de la iglesia y ell tdmulo fueron
confeccionados por los sehores Dordal y
Mesa.
Dioese que el general Weyler ha he.
cho doclaraciones importantes rtspec cto
del plan qno seguira en- Cuba, negando
que on 10 guerra pasada hsya sido cruel
con los castigos que empleaba. El gene
raj Sc propone responder la fuerza con
la fuerza, siendo iohexible con los traido-
res laborantes. Sera magnanimo con
los arrepentidos atento con los verdade
ramente patriotas A les que Sc, presen-
ten del campo enemigo no los perseguira,
pero los destinara libres donde pued9n ser
vigilados, Suprimir& los pequeflos desta,
camentos que hoy operen y dedicara sus
cuidedos q levantar el espiritu militar.
No hara politica do ning1n g6nero nj SO
tnclinara ninguno de los partidos mill
tantes on la isla, absteni6ndose en- todos
sus actos la extricta Oh ervancia de las
leyes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24
FELIPE DERBLAY

oho traspassr los lfmites de nuestras posesiones,
pero no me volvera suceder
81 Como usted guste, sef1or MarquGs-con-
testo amablemente e de la bluss.-Puedo ase-
gurarle que ell sefor Derblay Sc felicitaria de
p1obar usted en- 0stas oirounstanoias que 81 ca
vecino molesto 10 es muy sar suyo, Ha
heoho pasar por los terrenos de Beaulieu un fe
rrooarril minero, pero este usted SECURE que la
menta Ia usurpaci6n que est8 dispaeato q in
demnizarle como usted le convenga. Los iu-
dercs entire veoinos son algunss veces inciertos
-ahadio sonriendo. listed mismo ACADIA de con.
venoerse de clio. No josgae listed sl sehor
Derblay sin ooooerle, porque de segQro lamen.
tard algun dia la severidad del juic1o
listed es, sin dude, amigo del amo de las
terrer1as & uno de sus empleados-diio ell Mar
q Gs miranda al hombre de la blusa porque le
defende con un calor "
-Muy natural, cr6alo usted, senor Mar
ques.
Y oambiando de pronto Ia oonverssci6p,
anadid:
-Pero parece que no ha sido usted muy
af>rtunado nj en- Beaulieu nj en- Pont Aveenes
El sefor Derblay tiene el amor propio de que
sus tierras hay abundante GAIA, sentirfa
one pudiera decirse que Ia sslido nsted de ellaa
sin llevar nads Tenga uated 10 bondad de acap
tar esta liebre, "a que % ha tornado 10 molestia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24
uN RELOJ de ORO.-se he e1trav


Dominado por la calma que le envolvfa,
estaba inmovil Ell joven cazador, POGO POGO
suoedi6 en- au animo al attractive del psissje un
profundo sentimiento de bienestar, siguiendo
sonriente con la imsginsci6n las vsgas ideas de
sus pasadas aventuras. Doraba ell sol las copas
de los rojisos ORIOLES oalentsndo los matorrales,
el silencio en- ell bosque era csda vez mayer.
Ell hooioo hdmedo del perro puesto sobre
sus rodillss le ssco brusc amente de So medita.
cion La mirada casi humana del srimal le di-
rigio IN ruego mudo.
-iAh Iahi -dijo ell ioven-Ste aburres,
amigo mief Vamo no te impaoientes. En-
marcha.
exhalando un suspiro, Sc levanto, colg6-
Sc el moral, cogio Ia escopets, atraveso ell cam.
no, salt6 una pequena zerj entro en- Ell tallar.
Ell perro, que iba delante husmeando los
matorrsles, Sc detuvo de pronto, quedando de
muestra con 10 pats levantads, inmovil cual
81 SO hubiese convertible en- piedra. Moviendo
debilmente el rsbo, parecfa lamar con los ojos
q su smo. DID este apresuradamente algunos
pasos, en- aquel instante ealt6 una gran liebre
esoap: :ndo rapida como una bals. I'll cazador
apunt6 dispsr6 con precipitation. Disipado
Ell humo del tiro, vf6 sin admirarse, pero con
disgusto, que Ia liebre desaparecfa en- la espesu.
ra del boeque.
-.Otra que Sc me escapaf-murmur6,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24
VARIED GO

LOS SENORES Cerecedo, Hermanos
y Compafila, han recibido en- su Colmado
de la Gale de San Francisco, un sinn1me-
70 de articulos extra superiores, y SON.
Conservas, Vinos. Mortadella de Bologna,
LECHE CONDENSADA, Pasas moscate-
les en- cajitas, Chorizos secos, Esparragos
tiernos, Fritada de pimientos excelentes
CIRUELAS al natural, de la Rioja, empa-
peladas; 6stas son dulcfsimas y nunca se
habian recibido en- esta Isla.--Acudid pues,
que allf SO realiza TODD paso ligero.
oogaa !: !; : s.: s.: :: s
sc hacen trabajos artisticos de todas cla-
ses tamaflos peticion del quito ptibli-
CO, incluyendo dias de fiesta aun cuando
ell tempo este nublado. Sc atiende espe-
cialmente los sefiores aficionadcs. 1873
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Hemos tenido OCCASION de YER ur

Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer una de
las monedas de 20 centavos provinciales
llegadas aver por vapor p. Satrustegui.
Son muy bonitas y exactamente iguales
en- tama1o y peso las que circular en-
Espaf1a Por TN lado tienen ell busto del
Rey Nif1o con esta Inscriptions: "Alfonso
XIII P. L. G.. D. D. Rey @. de Espsfia
1895."-Y por el otro el escudo nacional y
la inscription siguisnte: "Isla de Puerto
Rico.-2O centavos." No han llegado mo
nedas de 10 centavos como SO dijo aver.
En- otro lugar decimos que para ir facili
tando Ell canje SO cambiaran seguidamen-
te en- esta Intendencia General de Hacien-
da por las pesetas nuevas, las cantidades
que no bajen de Glen pesos que SO presen
ten en- medios pesos y pesetas mejicanas
Gran collection de novelas festivas de
Paul de Kock.-Ramiro Blanco -Ortega y
Frias.-Antonio de San Martin. n.-Fernan.
dez Gonzalez.-Moreno de- la Tejera.-
Quevedo -Balzac, & & & a rs centavos ell
tomo.-Libreria de B: E. Sanjurjo Vidal.
Los sef1ores Jefes y Ofciales del biza-
FRO Cuerpo de Artilleria que guarnecen
esta Capital, obsequiaron aver expl6ndi-
damente con I'm gran banquete en- ell Hotel
IMgg0teTrG al teniente coronel sefior Or
doflez y otros senores Jefes Oficiales
distinguidos de la misma arma que van
para Cuba en- Ell vapor p Satratstegua.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

So ha disuelto la casa de comercio que
en- Barcelona giraba bajo la raz6n de
Amado Carreres, haci6ndose cargo del
activo pasivo de la nisma, otra que Sc
ha fuudado con la firma de Carreras, Sans
Roses, de la cual son socios gestoree don
Amado Carreras POu, don Elviro Sans
MasforTer don Lorenzo Roses Artau.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Entre los emplares de la popular re.
vista LA Ultima Moda recibida aver por
rio (re2alo de pascuas las suscriptoras)
que es verdaderamente notable. Centie-
ne agrada bilisima lectuEa, figurinea ilnmi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Sabanos gus en- la Tesoreria de Ha.
cienda so canjoara desde luego la moneda
fraccionaria Enexicana en- cuartos y me
dios pesos por las nuevas pesetas provin
ciales, en- partidas de centenarea redondos
medida que aplaudimos por que adelan
tara la operacion general,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

ea~ Lease ell anuncio de las ''Pfldo.
ras Tocol6gicas de Gadea" que publica-
mos en- otro lugar y que recomendamos
particularmante las damas. Els un re-
medic para combatir las intermediates
de la mujer, que ha dado los meiores re-
sultados en- las que 10 han usado. Dicho
medicamento Sc vende en- todas las buenas
farmacias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Mariana pubicaremos la siempre inte-
rasante carta de nuestro corresponsal de
Paris el sefor Bonafoux, recibida aver por
la via espa f1ola.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Llamanos Ia atenci6n de nuestros leo.
torres hacia los nuevos anuncios de Ia inn
portante ciuded de Mayagiiez, que empe-
de LA CORREsPONDENCIA. TodOs los CHI
ch6s do los citados anuncios han sido fun
didos co esta Tipograf1a.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Be ha dispuesto por ell seflor AlcaRde,
que la eupresa de coches ':El Bien Pdbli
CO., partan dc Ia Plaza de San Francisco,
frente la "Farmacia Central del seflor
DAub6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24
nados, patrones etc6tera, etc6tera. Ef
un trabaio exquisite.

nados, patrones etc6tera, etc6tera. KS
un trabajo exquisite.
I'll mercadA. de Barcelona para el cafe
de Puerto Rico quedaba el 4 del actual
como sigue:-tSin existencias las prime
ras manos y reducidas las de las segundas
y estas solo de haoiendas, pues ell pueblo
y el corriente de Cuba faltan, los pequeffos
Totes que han podido hacerse han obteni-
do mas de los lfmites que cotizamos por
que ell consume sigue con buena solicitud
causa de no estar surtiGo, siendo possible
q1e para Ell pr6ximo arribo Sc sostengan
los siguientes tipo: Puerto Rico, hacien
ia eecogido pfs 1925 a 3O'75, sin eecoger
1880 30 pueblo S7'50 & 28 y corriente de
Cuba $3.50 ~.
Y el de Filipinas, asi:-"Nada ha trai-
do Ell dltimo vapor correo llegado, y como
no hay existencias de estas clases, cotiza
mos nominal: Batangas de pfs $3.50 26,
Ceb1 % $3.50 y Zamboanga 23 q 23'75,
por 4r60 kilos despachados."
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La Catalina
San Francisco Sc Luna 39.--Buena me
SO buen servicio: habitaciones espacio-
sas ventiladas. Comidas la carta des.
de las de Ia mafana hasta las doce de
la noche. Hospedaje complete desde $3.50
en- adelante. Excelentes pasteles halla
cas- todos los s6bados y domingos. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Aver mafana sali6 de la Habana con
rumbo al puerto de esta Capital y en- via.
tonic to ioI I6p' H"y y no 81 j Icon xiii" como
ostaba anunciado.
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Con dos millones 100 mil kilos de car,
bon de piedra ha entrado hoy al puerto de
esta Capital procedente de Filadelfa ell
vaDOr ingl6s P(esSeu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Nuestro amigo Ell seEor don Jose Muir.
gui ha renunciado Ell cargo para ell cual
fue electo en- la directiva del "Cfrculo de
Amigos -
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E s&bado el domingo pr6ximos des
pu6s do Ia opera habra tren hasta Rio~Pie
6ras
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

Segdn leemos en- "La Democraoia, !"
nuestro compa1ero en- Ia prensa el se1or
Matos Barnier director de- .'La Nueva
Idea" quo Sc publica en- Ponce, ha sido
multado acknowledgements con sesenta
pesos por haber publicado las notas bio.
graficas de don Antonio Valero, puerto.
rriqueflo que tomo parte en- las guerras
del Continents Americana q principles
delsiglo actual.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

ABANIC0S.- I'll "Parls Bazar" ACADIA de
recibir modelos nuevos de abanicos japo
neses Y ademas un gran surtido en- abani
COS de pluma con varillaje de- concha y
nacar, propios para Ia tamporada de 6pe-
ra. Abanicos de CASA con ientejuelas de
todos colores tres pesos uno. 8-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT INGLATERpA. 81
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Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en- adelante.
A. AGUDo.-Propietario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-24

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