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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
STONE TRUCK ON THE BOULEVARD

A truck containing paving stones was being
driven along the Boulevard yesterday after
noon when Chanceman Heck, the bicycle
cop Of the Webster avenue precinct. CHANGED
along and ordered the driver. John Gidell, Of
No. 4l9 Jefferson street, Hoboken. to get or
as quick as possible and take a side street.
Gidell, who had only a few blocks to 60 to
reach his destination, refused. and was placed
under arrest. This morning 1t cost him IS
for disobeying the officers orders.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
TO MEET MARTINELLI.

BALTIMORE, Sept. %. 1886 .-Archbishop
Martineili, who win succeed Cardinal satolli
as Papal Delegate to the United States, is ex-
pected to arrive in New York next Friday. on
board the tCampania- The. arrangements for
ms reception include the presence OF Or.
Rocker, secretary of the delegation in Wash
ington, and Monsignor Sbarretti, the auditor.
They will go to New York next Thursday as
the guests of Archbishop Corrigan. Or.
Rocker will probably go down the bay on the
revenue cutter and meet the Cannpania. The
new delegate and the committee of escort are
expected to leave New York Saturday morning
for Washington.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
PEDDLERs ARRESTED,

Two peddlers were arrested on Bowers
street yesterday afternoon for peddling
without a license. They were Louis Gold
berg, IS years old, of N. 1902 Third street,
this city, and Samuel L. Harris, IL years
old. of No. 245 R~ivington street, New
raigned before Justice Douglass, Goldberg
produced his license and was discharged.
The New Yorker had lone and so had to
pay a fine Of So for violating a city or
dinance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
FIGHTING IN MAsHon ALAND.


LONDON. Sept. %. 1Ss6.-The Govern
ment has received a despatch from Fort
Salisbury stating that serious fighting
lasting three days has taken place in
M-asbonaIand, near Mazoe. The British,
the telegram says, were hemmed in by
the natives for ten hours. No details of
the fighting are given except the state
ment that two British officers were
wounded.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
LONDON 0ABBIEs ON STRIKE.
m Gable to the omitted Press

LONDON, Sept. %, 1Se6-The strike of
the London cab men is spreading rapidly.
There are now 1900 cab drivers out, and
the number is fast increasing. The
drivers struck against the operation of a
system by which only privileged cabs are
allowed to solicit passengers at the rail-
way stations.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
THE soArroLD UNDERMINED.

Thomas Holden. of No. 1877 York street. a car
penter, while at work this morning on a new
building in course of erection at No. 1855 Clerk
street, was severely injured.
Some worknlen In making excavations in the
construction of a sewer, undermined the sup
porters Of the scafolding upon which Holden
was, causing it to give way. Holden was
removed from the debris by some fellow work
men and sent to Christ Hospital in an ambu-
lance. His back WAS found 10 have been Sc
vereiy injured and his left leg was broken
helaU the knee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
NEW MAVERICK SENSATION
BIZ Cable to the United Pres.

LONDON. Sept. %, lSs6.-The star,
says that Detective Bryning, who was, a
prominent figure in the prosecution of
Mrs. Florence Maybrick for the murder
of her husband. James Maybrick, made a
startling statement to friends of Mrs.
Maybrick just before his death. which
occurred recently, and that, in conse-
quence Of his revelations, the case of the
condemned woman is likely to assume a
new phase with hitherto unlocked for de-
velopments.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

tbs gives Major Mckinley a net pIu-
rality Of 29,1OO. We cannot see that there
is anything more in the State for him.
Last nights meeting shows that Bryan
viii poll a very considerable vote in Es-
sex, and the estimates for Camden, Mer-
Ger and Passaic by the Enquirer" if
not Of other counties, are probably far
too sanguine. There is not the slightest
danger of Bryan carrying the state.
There is not the slightest doubt but the
majority Against him will be heavy. But
there is no use in building up expectations
that will not be realized.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

Negroes are black owing ito the stlmu-
lating action of solar heat, combined with
moisture and an excess of vegetable food,
yielding more carbon than can be assimi-
lated. the character being then fixed by
heredity." This extraordinary theory APP
pears in a recent geographical school
book bearing the name OF Cambridge Urli-
yarsfty.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
noes He Disapprove9

VIEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. @, 1856
Payne Whitney, son of ex-Secretary
Whitney, is a student at Yale. He is in
the senior class and one of the chief NOV
ers in the proposed sound money club of
the university.
He did not attend his fathers second
wedding ait Bar Harbor. but was at his
Rotations at Yale today as usual. He
was a member of the Yale crew at Hem
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
HUDsoN CIRCUIT COURT


Calendar for Wednesday. September 80, 1896
Circuit Court cases, Nos. l05, 142, ia, lag,
IA, l4s and $50.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

On receipt Of ten cents, cash or stamps
a generous sample Will be mailed Of III,
Cure (Elyss Cream Balm} sufficient /.
demonstrate its great merit. Full size
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
The 0u,look ina WI. state.

The annual guessing match on the vote
Of the State is now due, and the Phila-
delphia Enquirer is first in the field.
It printed a tabular statement on Sun
day, in which ii gave Major Mckinley a
net plurality Of $500. This is the way it
made il OUT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA.
m CAME to the United Prs.

SYDNEY, N. B. w, Sept. %, 1Ss6.-The
steamer Monowai sailed from this port
for San Francisco today with f475,o00 in
gold on board.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
DU MAURIER VERY ILL.
Bu Cable TO the United Prsss.

LONDON, Sept. %. 1896.-The "St.
James Gazette ~nounc that George
Du Maurier, the novelist, is confined to
his bed with a serious affection of the
heart and lungs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

widower. who INDUCES In a second wife,
Nj. Hart manage to get himself and fam
lily, consisting of three pretty. marriage
aple daughters INTO l~alghabie scrapes.
yangfe varnie, Trees wife. formerly q
qIeen of the comic opera, is impers0nated
by Miss Carrie De Mar, who, IL may
truthfully be said, is one Of the cleverest
young women who has ever tripped
across the Academy stage. She appears
with Mr.. Hart In many of his dances,
ami also joins with him In the rendering
OF popular airs. The second act is given
over almost entirely to specialties. In
this way the audience Is able to appreci-
ate that every member of the company Is
ain artist. The STORY of the Drnm,' as
~iven by Misses Be Mar. Fieurette,
Meriden. MARTIAL and Lille Reseilk. is
one OF the most interesting features Of
the performance. They do a gun drill
applause. Miss Nellie Hartley, as Will
low Tree, sister-in-law of Forrest Tree,
who wants a husband, scored a big hit
Amrose as Imogene Mnldoen. the cook of
the Tree household, who says She knows
her. business and will have no interfer-
ence. also won applause every time she
"A Gay Old Boy is unquestionably a
s~laughable production and 1t viii doubtless
enjoy a success week at the Academy.
Clever People at tbs Bon Ton.
The Bon Theatre has a gilt edged
bill this week. Manager Joseph Bell has
TO all appearances made an especial eff
fort to procure new and clever performs
ers. Many of the artists are those who
lave within the last few weeks delighted
New York audiences. Sam Ryan, an
IRISH comedian, who revels IN the title,
sNThe Star of Paradise ALLEY made a
big hit. His songs were funny, and he
gave the gallery gods a few new express
sions to laugh over. He sang a political
song, introducing the names Of Mckinley
and Bryan. Mckinley was Kissed, while
Bryan was cheered with a will. Bryan
IS boss here remarked Ryan as he re-
tired.
Julia West and Edgar Foreman are
perhaps the cleverest people who have
visited the Bon Ton in, several seasons.
Miss Foreman is a beautiful woman, has
a sweet voice and is a graceful dancer.
Her gowns are a trihe richer than those
seen in a vaudeville house. The
couple appear in Their first quarrel"
They made the hit of the day.
Mile. Amy and Harry La Van, sensa-
tional aerialists. were well received. Mile.
Amy did giant swings by her feet on an
elevated bar. The feat is a difficult one
and Mile. Amy is said to be the only
woman who can do it.
Walter Talbot and Joe Black, tenor
%soloists. rendered new selections well.
Daley and Hilton, in an original crea-
AUDIENCE. Fitzgerald and Kelly thought
a tribe too much of themselves to make
a hit. They are alleged handsome men.
Ihey were allowed to retire without be-
Kissed. Rosina, a singer and male
impersonator Frank Cotton, with trained
donkeys; Mix Tracy, a dancer, and Lot
tie Rodgers, a sweet little singer. make
the remainder of the bill. AS a whole
the performance is a good one and lovers
OF vaudeville should not miss it,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
TO FILL WHITTINGT0N's SHOES.
BIZ Gable to the United Press.

Dg OOeUo % Ut D"uFe
LONDON, Sept. %, lS96.-Alderman
George Faudel Phillips was elected Lord
Mayor of London today.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

This paper IS Democratic in principles
qad is independent in its rielCs on all foc6t
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29

We differ from the "Enquirer's~
prophets upon many details of this calcu-
latlon. This is how we would figure it,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-29
-coRPoRArIoN NOTICE.

HENRY MUELLER.
SecretaI
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NOTICE.

Dated Jersey city. September 3. 1886 sss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
~ NOEiSia5 =
generates
A CAsALS.

Auoche, misutras Ia banda toca6a en- Ia
retreta el paso doble, unos cusntos zagale-
tones con trajes NADIA propios, SO deoIcaoan
jugsr en- el Paseo principal, entcrpeciend1
con sus csrreras ell ps5eo las seforas y ca
baleros alli reuuido5,
No es esta la primera queja que eIeoamoS
Ia polcfa.
OJala que sea la Ultima.
E,ts mshana, las ocho y G1edio, va nc
habis carue de res en- el mercXdo pdbico
SAcrid28ronse dos reses mas y a las nueve
pudO continuaT Ia vsnta.
Llamam7s la atsncj6u haoia al arupcio
que en- esta misma pagina publica ell esta
blecimiento d. vetsrnaris que dirij3 nues
tro amigo don Carlos Ottiz
va 20 ssos qre djehD estahlscimisuto ests
-ynoutado oNl toia perfection que rea;jz'
trabaios acab ,disimos
E3 pue7, ocioso raaonendarlo, y la reba1s
de precio5 one noy se introduce, producire
su' efsctos en- bsAef 10 del puOlioo, suuque
merme las utIi3s19s d5l seilOr 0 ctjz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

acercaba ell tren donde venfa tan amado
biio compaflero, y ell esJridente siibi-
do d. Ia maiettuosa Y engalanada loco
motora con6rm6 tal anuacio.
La multitud va no respet6 NADIA, nj
ouardias, nj barreras; invadi6 ell auden,
9un con peligro de pagar con sus vidas
tai atrevimieLto, los aplausos Y vivas
Z Ia libertad sc confuudieron con .os be.
licos sones del himno de Riego.
ALI estaba el yictorioso caudillo, con-
movido hasta ell extreme de saltarle las
Iagrimas; no era possible abrir la porte
zuela del carruaje; una muchedumbr bre
que querfa tocarlo, abrazarlo, besarlo,
10 impedf3; por fin, despu6s de grsndes
esfuerzos 80 abri6 la portezuela, ell
C5nds de Rsus, levautando ell brazo pa.
"a imponer slencio, diio:
" Agradez3o sinceramente las mues-
tras de- consideration y respeto con que
me recibis; a todos qu;ero abrazaros Y
estrecharos fuertemente contra mi pc.
cho: 81, para vosotros, para mi amado
pueblo natal, son todas las glori&s que
he oonuuistado; pero ell que tie1e dsre-
cho mi primer abrazo al poner mis-
plant9s en- esta querida TERRA, es aquel
Gue veis. ALI, quieu tanto debeis todoa,
i6veues y vieios, pues para unos ha ado
yuestro padre para otros ha sido padre
de vuestro hijos."
Y con la cabezs descubierta se acer-
CO & un anciano, pobremeute vestido, y
10 bes6 y abraz6 respetuosa y cariflosa
meute, dioj6ndole
"a uated es quien deboetodo 10 que
soy, todo ouanto valgo; usted es el que
me hs enssfi ado 4 defender la patris y
Ia Hbertad, usted es 81 que fortaleci6 mi
eoraz6n con sus saludables cousejos y al
que iaoulc6 en- mi oerebro las ideas de
gloria y honor.
"Pueblo do Raus, aht 10 tienes, ben
dfcele ven6rale, pues 81 es el que ha
tornado esa nuova geuersoi6n de ilus-
tres dem6oratas que honraran nuestra
amada patria!"
........ ..s...'''' .'....'''' '''
Aquel anoiano que era objeto de- tan
to re-prto consideration por parte del
Marquee dc los Cast'llejos, era el macs.
tro lie in-truoc;6u pGb,ica de Reus, que
habfa sido el maestro de don Juan Prim
J. FABREGAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
EnEGresamGG

Muchas aon las personss que doaoonncen
las yer Jas Y economies QUO p0adsp intro
ducir5e con IA instnla clones 81 luz e'6cCrics,
en- casas "a ticuisUs=. Un7 de ellcs "a 10
installation de- los Co1HUta3orss. 5 q CO
tos u1os pequeros aparatoa 81 forma y del
tamaIio dc una gallets, que v"len s 3 Il 9
rneuos y con allo3 Sc pusden tensr sels luces
conmutadas y "6o pagar tres.
Eismplo. Uuua familja toma tres luces
de a 81 Una ca Ia sala, una en- ell come
dor una en- la c1oina, y coloca ademas otra
lampsra en- Ia sala y Otra e. la escaIera
otro en- ell tocadsr do la sefloTa. Oomieuzs
la nochs con gus tres luce5, una en- la sa!a.
una en- ell comedor ctra en- la coslna
conciuida la comida, no necesita mas luz eu
el comedor nj en- Ia cociaa. Pu5 SO hace gl-
rar la rosetta del comsdur y desaparecen las
lucss del comador cosina y apareceran e.
la escsers el tocador de la sefors, las
tres on la sala una Ell cada brszo de la ara
ma gusto y rolunt del consumidor. To-
do Sc hace Goa muy POGO dinero.
Los aparatos actuales, como arafIas, liras
braz)s de cristal, quinques cogautes, &- ga
todos sirven pueden sprovecharse para
instaIsr las lsmparas electricas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

La coqueterfa es una constante mentira
que hace una mujer mas desprecisbls
peligross que una cortesana que nunca mien-
e. DIS Varennes.
El amor es un cafamaso que borda Ia ina
gipaci6n. - Voltdt1e.
Eu la mujer, ell deseo de engslanarse es
sempre el deseo de sgradar.-Hornaosatel.
La verdadera modestia es el ropaje que
mas proteje la mujer.-*s*
Amor, dulee sufrimiento "A de M,ts-
set
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
A UN AMIGO


81 no has tenido amantes como huries
De esplSndidas miradas,
Cuerpo de uieve, labios de rubies
Y formas oinceladas;
81 Ell canto de los dulces ruisenores
Tu pecho no eDsjena,
Nj bsfIaste la mente en- los fulgores
De la nochc serena;
81 ell licor de la gloria no has gustado,
One al delirio proyoca;
81 ell sepo de una yirgep no ha rczado
u Tu enamorada boca;
ST pinturas, estatuas. monumeutos
Y eStrcfas criStalinas,
No to inspiran sublimes pensamisntos
yemociones dlvinas;
ST Mayo. con sus aves colores
Y su radiante velo
De auroras crepusculns flores,
No te remonta al cislo;
ST de Shsk peere Ell magico tesoro
Tu vista DO ha G. gado,
Y de Crvantes en- Ia cops de orc
Jsmas te has embriagado.
No puedes ser faliz. pero Ique digof
10 IS de up alma tierna esccgida,
Qle proh6 esos deleites, noble amigo,
no es feliz. iTan ldgubre es la vida!
Manuel ReinG.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
loLHIDI) PQICEIQ
ATOCHl, BlJ9S DE- D. LUIS CASALS

En- este tsbiecimientosse encon-
trscan toda clase de where's secos,
vipos, licores y conservas aIimepticias,
frutas cristahzsdas, turrrones, vino
Isgrims. idem A'eila. idem Navarro,
dem Navarro Fioridor, idem catalkn
Costa del LleUant ell repombrado
CEPA DE MACON
Carne de f4miia, pastelllios, biz
cochos, por qo6 cocas con sobreaza-
das. tociners, ch rizos, frutas, sardi-
nas y pescados.
Sc r-cib4 N encargos para confec-
cionar bizcochones, ramilletes, paste
les. tostadas y toda clsse de dulces
para bodas bsutizos, para 10 cuai
tiepe esta casa uno de los mejores
copfteros de Ia isla.
Unico importador del
ANISADO DOS AGUILAS
DE PEDRO SUES
Sc si wen cenas, chocolates, cafe, leche
b. Ia los.
ricr.
Sc d. italian braudys, aniaados toda Ella
Sc de licores 6nos y lesitinos; jAm5n plan
ohsdo, etc, etc
e. MELIA.
Nota. Sc svisa los fahricantes de leo
re-, Que hay exis tencia cons tante de garra-
fones vaclos. Enere az do ls0e o. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
E12gaa|D.l ISC]JLa

Doctor en- Medicine Y Cirpjfa Sc lss facusta
des De PaTis. Real Uaiversidad L'tera
r:a re II Habat a Uriveraidad Popt1fi-
cIs. E E q q. de Colombia, Z q. I
De n rte America, en- ei cclegi0 meilco
Boz via 4 .spital E z U. DC Veoe-
zuela, Tx I1Spector d. S SsiubFidad Publ.
ca De Is H&baga, Elk Medico Director
del 8si'o Nacioual d. EhageDadas de
Caracas, ETC., etc. etc.
There 81 honor de cfreeer sus se~vicios 81
pGhlieo de-eata cindad en- su prcfasi6u CT
general como M6dico Ciruiano y con espe
1ieliCad en- las erfermeda!es del aparato
9erito- urinaIio de las sef1oros'y &c los hon
bres.
En- is sen ,~as curaei6n adicol de q cal
Ia o isace0so (lel 1tert1. PROHIBIaNDO ep
absolute ii Use del pesafio
Curactor com pls r. De ING p6iipcs, 1sceras
Y isjus craaieos nte~ioos : 9assss e. Gu
raci6n re Is e~terii>3 por atresia o estce-
chez del cue'lo6el ttero.
En- los houn~as CnTacidn ccmoiets ds
IA espermatorres, liz votercia. eehildsa,
afecciones postatieas, cs c0lea vesical-s hle-
norrea, hnios croDicos, ureCrslez, caLarIos
de Ia vej'gs, etc etc
Cnraclon radical ep diez dfas, De las -.
trecheses uretrales, ain opersci6n eortanre
GarantIza tcda curaci6D en- esra especiaIidsd
Horas de consulta de 9 II a. m. J 8 a
p N.
Gale de a Marina ndmero 2. a.-Antigns
casa donds estuvo Ia Comandancia milltar
Ponce, Diciembre 25 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
Muy sehar mio y amigo:
Mi estimado amigo:

Aosbo de recibir bsjo sobre ell peri6dico
''Ei Notioiero" da IL del corriente.
No eetoy enterado del suelto "Oafe er fer
m3'', LII habfa leido la protesta del sedor
nj aseari respecto e.; pero an vista do 10 ma
ulftstado por dicho sef1or Msssari, comnnico
u,Fed cue 10 SOLO e6toy de acuerdp con di
cho s%for respecto que el NAL no ha sido
prod ncldo por los aboros miuerales, sjno,
~2as atip, Ell mi hacienda 'Ei Porvenir'' =
BarJio Poltugu@s, Jurisdiction de Adjun-
sas. --fuer0n abnusdos IA mayor parte de los
csf~tos en- fruetifcsci6u J pesar de haber
sufrido IA misma accion atno>ferica que
4cras, no ha oeDrrido Ell f5n6meno en- cues
t!6n, pues mi CT f. Ia salido mny So no ms
jpr ore nunca y por tauto atrbuyo este re
sUltado favorable al empleo de los abouos.
Purde usted hacer de esta, el uso one IL
cnnveDga Y como sieafpre coy su alto su.i
go s. s.
s.. PierLutssi g
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CREDITO Y AH0ARO POHCEN0
AVI5o A Los sEGORes AOCIoNIsTAs

Hth'9nd1 ac9r iqdo Ia Jduts O. Gobierno,
ca session de aver, prooedar al co1ro del ter
Ger diydendO pssivo, 10 2ntante 8 % p2i
acci6n, SO servIr6u los se5iofes ave 1ai>tts
llgresar en- la Gaia de Ia Soceiad sQs cuo'
tas respectiges. de1tro del plazo de eipt>
dtas que msdian dosds ell 10 del ccrrIeate a
10 de- Marc yroxtmo, smbos ipclusiges-
Para fssijtar eI nag0 los senores acclo
nistas residences en- G1ayaniila. .uco. Al
Jnntas, JayuYs, Ja4ls Dtaz, Coamo y San
German quedau autoriz7dos para otorgar re-
cloos prOvisiouales los seGores yocale5 con
sultores
Don Geronimo Lluveras de Guayaniila-
., Juan f. Totti, de Yauco.
,, Santos Palmieri y doI Domingo Fe
rrer, de Adjuutes.
- Rosario Csnalos, de J 'yuya
~ Pedro Carreras. de Juane-Diaz,
- Antonio Pa.alscJua Dc Cnsmn
>, Tomas Q l'n0ues. = San G 'rlnn~.
Ponce, 6e f ,brero De 1888
III Director Gsre'sta,
w b. z. SALAzAR.
EI PreSidente,
FRANCISCO p IRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
FELIX CAMBRELEN

Repartidor de programs, es-
quelas de bale, idem mortuorias,
hojas sueltas etc. ETC., q m6dicos
precios Ponce,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

Falta solo que Ponce responda. como de.
be, los esfuerzos que en- el asunto SO des'
plegan.
La socisdad no ssoa TINA 81 apcyo; Vidal
es uua faerza Desehamps una ouena yo-
lu1tad
El gim1ssio, pues, va ser.
Fl dia 10 de los corrieutes salio con rumbo
SaEto Domingo ell cs1onero Ponce de
Ls6R, de servicio On nuestras costas.
Por ipfcingir el articulo 10 del Raglamen
to de carruajas fu6 denunciado aver ell CO.
chero Dionisio Cartajena.
Estadfstica de las cantidadas pagadas por
las empresas periodfsticas de la Isla por con-
cepto de franqueo en- ell mes de Enero
titimo:
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Sc Yende

Una casa con solar. en- el extreme norte
de Ia calle de Mendez Vigo.
Il formers don joe Pamblalco. Ponce,
Ii de Febrero De 1896.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
SeIsos de gOm a

Sa fAbrican con materiales scabados de re-
cibir. Sc garantiZaD por su solidez y belle
"a. 4 psi atos automaticos. Tinta de varlos
co'ores Drliirse en- esta imprenta don
Vicente Font Oamrnss So siryeu pedidos
para Ia isls.
Ponce, Febrero IS de 1896. m alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
Total
$ 378-64

Dfceee que en- les alrededores de Maya
eiiez existen muchas caballerfas con muer-
no
Er este asur to las antoridades de aq1ella
ciudad deben proceder con Ia mayor ensrgia,
& fin de evitar el coatagio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
FRANCISCO P IRA.

ARTURO APONTE RODRIGUEZ Ado
gado. - Ofrece sus servicios PROFESSIONALS
Oalle del Amor ni7oero 2. Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
C O NJ r Il ICADO S

Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Presente.
Muy sefiar nio y amigo:
lie ruego ia publication de la carta que CO.
pic a coItlnuac.op = bsl favor 10 estimara al
Ga1asnte su alto, I IF no. amigo S. s.
Christian BoySen.
Ponce, Febrero % de 1896.
Sr. don don Christian Boysen.
Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25
FABR CA de C( CHES
dc JULIO NJ. bbEhRNiRD
COMERCIO 81. pom e PR

SCAA ADlJSAS 81 0AN - ~ sA0
Construcciones de CO.
rhes de todas clases Y
fornas con materiales es-
cogidos.
Sc hacen composicio-
nes por difIciles que sean
q precios sumamente eco
nomicos.
Elegancia y solidez en-
los trabajos que Sc con-
fen, tanto en- los coches
de Inca como en- los par
-ticulares.
Especial esmero en- los
pedidos que sc. hagan de
La Isla.
NOTA: Sc hacen negocios sobre earrua-
1es de- ma lilo uso.
SIS conapran tablones do cedro.
Ponce. de Junlo d 1896. sit.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-25

La maestro de una escuela de p&rvulas,
desp ppss de haber estado hsblando largo ra-
to e&tas, acerca del cielo de los biena-
venturados. les pregnnta
-Ahora ben sque es necessrio para ir al
cielo?
i Morir l-tal fu6 la repuesta de Rosita.