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The herald., 1896-04-09
"Pigmies, though puffed and perched
on Alps,
Cd;

"Pigmies, though puffed and perched
on Alps,
Are pigmies still.
The senator closed with a strong word
picture of the future of Cuba.
Mr. Sherman at once moved an execu-
tive session and at o'clock the doors
We're closed.
The executive session was brief.
When the open session was resumed
bill was passed making Santa Barbara,
Cal, SUPPORT of entry.
The Indian appropriation bill was
then taken up.
When the provision was reached for
a commission to negotiate with the
Yakima Indians, Washington, Mr.. Hoar
moved to strike out the proviso that
not more than two of whom shall be of
the same political party" He urged
the inconsistency of asking the presi-
dent in naming Indian commissioners,
to consider the politics of the members.
The provision finally went over.
Mr.. Cannon, Republican Of Utah, Of
fered an amendment that the members
of a commission treating with Indians
should be bona fide residents of the
state or territory in which the Indians
are located. The vote on the amend
ment was deferred.
An amendment by Mr.. Jones, Demo-
crat of Arkansas, was agred to, tncreas-
ing the appropriation for surveys in the
Indian territory to 100000. The bill
was laid aside at o'clock.
Mr.. PETER asked unanimous consent
that the resolution for a senate inquiry
into recent bond issues be taken up at
2:15 p. m. next Tuesday, and the agree
ment was effected.
MIR. Mitchell of Oregon introduced a
joint resolution to facilitate reorgan-
ization of the Northern Pacific Railroad
company, giving to actual settlers the
right to purchase lands within railroad
grants at $3.50 an acre and to prohibit
consolidation with competing lines
At p. m. the senate adjourned.
The herald., 1896-04-09
A Bicycle Bulletin

PHILADELPHIA April 8.-The
weekly bulletin issued by Chairman
Gideon of the l.. A. w racing board con-
tains these announcements:
official handicappers appointed-W
A. Rosborough, st. Louis; r. 4. Smythe,
San Francisco; H. c. Smith, Los An
geles.
Declared Observation-Disclosures Black,
Cincinnati; Godfrey Schmidt. Los An
geles; Oscar Lank, San Diego; w. II.
Palmer, San Diego.
Temporary suspension placed upon
Joseph F. Grieber of st. Cloud, Mimi,
has been removed. The suspension on
j. H. Finnegan of st. Louis has been re-
duced to expire May /.
Record accepted-W. w. Hamilton,
Coronado, Cal, one mile.
The herald., 1896-04-09
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT
INGLESIDE RACES DRAW A CROWD ON
LADIES' DAY
There Were no American Winners at Athens
Yesterday Because There Were no
Yankee Contestants, but Enthusiasm Was
intense Notes of Track and Ring
Associated Press Special Wire.

ATHENS, April S.-Nearly all the
members of the royal family and the
king of Servia were present at the
Olympic games this morning. The
principal events in the early part of the
day We're bicycle and shooting con-
tests. A Frenchman named Flaming
rode 100 kilometers in three hours. No
Americans competed today. TheAmer-
leans are much gratified at the gener-
Gus attitude of the Greeks toward the
victors. and the utmost good feeling
prevails.
The interest in the Hellenic games
and International festival, which has
been kept to celebrate their revival,
continues unabated, and modern
Greeks of all classes show themselves
keenly alive to a sense of pride in the
ancient glores of the race and of the
land inhabited. There were no Ameri-
can contestants today, which is appa-
rently the only condition in the games
which involves their being no Ameri-
can winners. The bicycle races were
conducted in tempest of wind, which
made anything like record time out OF
thequeStion.
The herald., 1896-04-09
Prosecution Of Pugs

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April SIN the court
of criminal correction James ]. Corbett
and his sparring partner, Michael Con-
nelly, were arraigned today for giving
a sparring exhibition contrary to the
city ordinance. Both pleaded not guilty
and Judge Murphy ordered a jury trial.
Before the case went to trial, however,
Prosecuting Attorney Mulvihill had it
nolle pressed, telling Judge Murphy
that he felt certain that it would be inn
possible to secure conviction. Corbett
and his followers left the court room in
great glee. The champion spared to-
night as usual.
The herald., 1896-04-09
The Tennessee Derby

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April S.-The indi-
cations tonight are that the Tennessee
Derby will be decided on a heavy track
tomorrow. Nine horses are named to
contest. The following odds were posted
tonight by a local firm on tomOrrow's
Derby: Gretchen, 10 to l.; Frontier, to
1; Hot Springs entry, l to 2; Mclean
entry. 3 to l: Porter's entry, to l.
The herald., 1896-04-09
An Editor Waylajd

DAYTON, Tenn. April S.--A. NJ.
Brown, editor of the Dayton Leader
was waylaid last night while entering
his own yard by two unknown men,
who shot five times at him two of the
shots taking effect in his leg and one in
his back. the latter being dangerous
His assailants arc thought to be MEM
bers Of political ring he has been at
tacking in his paper
The herald., 1896-04-09
Declined to Strike

NEW YORK. April S.-The executive
committee of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Street Railway Employees.
after a protracted meeting. have de-
cided not to order strike of Metropoli
tan Traction company employees to-
day Another effort will be made to in
ducc President Nreeland to submit the
dispute to arbitration.
The herald., 1896-04-09

Not only are heavy penalties provided.
but bets are to be recovered by civil ac-
ton. The bill was supported by the
New York Jockey club and prominent
sporting men. Anthony Comstock and
various reform organizations have op-
posed it,
The herald., 1896-04-09
I-eraliZsd Racing

WASHINGTON. April S.-The Bart
lett racing bill. to permit horse racing
in the District of Columbia. was today
favorably acted upon by the District
of Columbia committee of the house.
The bill is to authorize the incorpora
ton of racing organizations. Under it
meetings can be held only between
April so and November l and between
sunrise and sunset. and there cannot
be more than forty days of racing on
any track in a season. A racing COM
mission is to be established to supervise
meetings, all races must be held under
the New York Jockey club rules and
steeplechasinS under the rules of the
National Steeplechase association.
Amendments have been added to the
bill to prevent pool selling and betting.
The herald., 1896-04-09
Settled at a Discount

SAN FRANCISCO, April S-Phelps
& Miller. an old and well-known jew
clry firm, has failed. The liabilities
amount to S6S.0O0, which they have set
tied with their creditors for 35 cents on
the dollar.
The herald., 1896-04-09

ROCKFORD. Mich, April S.-The
business portion of this place was wiped
out by fire carly this morning. Loss
about $4,000. partially covered by in
surance.
The herald., 1896-04-09

Why Squander Your Money OH high
priced newspapers when you can get
all the news all the time in THE
HERALD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-04

Rich, Red Blood. 1t will overcome that
tired feeling, create an appetite, give
sweet, refreshing sleep and make you
strong. 1t will build you up and enable
you to resist the enervating effects OF
warm or changeable weather. Is not this
exactly what you want2 Then take
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Blood

Is pure and you keep it so. Now is the
time to see that your blood is pure, and to
give 1t richness and vitality and the life
and strengthening properties which are
required, nothing can equal Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t makes
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-04
Deceived.

Irate Customer-Take this rubbish
back. Ipaid you for real ivory and l find
this is nothing but vulcanite.
Storekeeper-I'm very sorry, sir, but
it's not my fault. l bought them for
real African ivory, but it has come to
my knowledge since that the elephants
have taken to wearing false tusks. Ally
Slopers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-04
DlsgnIsed Compliment.

The gentleman farmer, so called, ha.
to put up with many jokes at his ex-
pense in print In real life he is not Of
ten treated to speeches as amusing as one
which recently came to our ears
Before leaving his place for winter
visit to gayer scenes the farmer of the
anecdote called his Hibernian head man
and said:
"Flynn, have to be away for fort
night. hope everything will run
smoothly on the farm.
"Oh, said Flynn heartily, we don t
do bit o. harm, sir, when ye're here +"
youths Companion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-04
CLAUS SPREcKELs. VIM. G. IRWIN.
CLAUS SpfeckeIs 4 10.
BANKERS.
HONOLULU TT
San Francisco Agents--THB NEVADA BANK OF
SAN FRANCISCO.

DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANcIsCo--The Nevada Bank Of San
Francisco.
JoNDoN-The Union Bank Of London, Ltd.
New YoRK--American Exchange National
Bank.
CHIcAGo-Merchants National Bank.
PARIS - Compton National d'Escompt dc
Paris.
BERLIN-Dresdner Bank:
HoSGKoNG AND YoKoHAMA-Ho ngkong &
Shanghai Banking Corporation.
New ZEALAND AND AUsTRALIA-Banko of New
Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANcoUvER-Bank of Mont
real.
Transact General Banking and Exchange Business
Term and Ordinary Deposits Received.
Loans made on Approved Security. Com.
mercial and Travellers Credits Issued. Bills
Of Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ACCOUNTED For.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-09-04
Is Your

Blood pureH Do not pass by this question
with an evasive answer. 1t means much
to your health, your happiness, your use
fulness. II your blood is pure you will
be strong, vigorous, full of life and ambi-
ton; your nerves will be steady. You
will have little need to fear disease II your
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energias, que recuerdan ell desventurado
fin del malogrado Bilongo."

energias, que recuerdan el desventurado
fin del malogrado Bilongo."
La Emulsion de Scott da al ORGANISING
elementos preciosos de reparaci6n. Asf 10
reconoce el distinguido DR.. Ordofiez, cuyo
testimonio reproducimos continuation:
DON jose Ordofiez y Gofez. M6dico-
Cirujano de la Facultad de Madrid.
Certifico: Que en- los va muchos afios
que he venido dedicado la practica de la
profession m6dica, he usado con frecuen
Ola la Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de hi
gado dc bRcalao con hipofosfitos de cal y
de sosa, preparada por los sehores Scott Y
Bovine, quedsndo satisfecho de sus resul.
tados, por ser preparation que "enmascara
el desagradable sabor oel aceite de hfga-
" do de bacalao", haoi61 1dolo tolerable al
est6mago, y siendo al propio tempo asimi,
liable, dando elementos preciosos de re-
" paraci6n al organismo."
Y para que consta donde convenga,
expido la presente certihcaci6n en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico, 3 de Mayo de 1894
Doctor JOSE ORDONEZ Y GOMEZ.
Dej6 de existfr en- esta Capital la apre.
ciable sefiora do1a Demetria ri, viuda de
Romero. Descanse en- pazy reciban sus
deudOs nuestro p6eame.
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT IEGLATERRA."
Tett:an esQWfn0 CT4z
Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en- adelante.
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SECCION JUDICIAL
Don Fernando de Prot q Gag, JWez de L.
IHastdncGG de San Francisco de estG
Tun1SfnJ

Don Fernando de Prat Gag, Juez de L.
InstGncGG de San Francisco de eStG
Capital
Por providencie de esta fecha dictada
en- los autos ejecutivOs seguidos por Ell
Procurador don Tomas Caballero, en- re-
presentation del Banco Espafiol de Puer-
to'Rico contra don Augusta de Cottes, en-
oobro de pesos, SO ha dispuesto sacar en-
pdblics subaeta por t6rminO de ocho dias
los bienes mus bles embargados dicho
Cottee, consietent2s en-: Doce sillas con
asiento espaldar de rejilla. Ur sofa de
caoba con asiantoy esp0ldar de rejilla.
Cuatro sillones de caoba con asiento p es.
paldar de rejilla. Uca mesa velador de
caoba con marmol. Un piano vertical de
Ia fabrica de Reimaul Macera Un ia
burete de piano. ma lampara de sala de
metal dc dos luces una pauta. UE rope
70 de caoba Una mesa de conner de Gao
ba. Dos sillones pintados. Un seibot al
parecer de aceitillo. Dos eillones una
docena de sillas de comedor pintadas de
negro. Una alfombra de sala en- NAL esta
do. Dos mesas escritcrio como de caoba
Un escritorio enchapado de palo de rosa
= una mesa de cedro. Una percha para
ropa de MADEIRA amarillo. Una peroha pa
ra sombreros, de caoba. Dos mesitas para
el servicio del comedor, de caoba con mar
mol. Un tinagero de pino con piedra y ii.
naja. Un ropero de pino. Un sill6n flo.
Dos consolas con sus espeios. Dos lava.
manos de caoba; tasado todo en- la suma
de cuatrocientos sesenta y seis pesos mo-
media Official, senalandose para ell acto que
tendr& lugar en- ell Juzgado de L. Instan'
cia de San Francisco, calle dc la Luna nj
nero 13, 81 dia veinte y tres de los corrien-
tes hora de las dos de la tarde; hacienda
SO saber que no Sc admitiran proposiciones
que no cubran Las dos terceras parties de la
tasaci6n = que para tomar parte en- la au
basta debaran consignar pr6viamente en-
este Juzgado en- Areas reales Ell diez por
ciento de la tassci6n que los bienes Sc
encuentran depositedos en- ell ejecutado.
Dado en- Puerto Rico IA de Abril de
1896.--Fernando de Prat Gay.-Maximino
AybRr.-Es copia-Aybar.
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-2Tienes oelos de mfr
-No,-respondi6 Clara sin querer con.
feear en- pdblioo so impotenoia so dolor
-Entonoee, oabsllo,-dijo slegremente
Atanasia, deseosa de ooEnapzsr su victoria
Con el cora ztn sAigido vefs CLARA psrtir q
su esposo, por IN momento tuvo Ia idea de
uamarle 9 retenerle So lado, exolamando:
-lFslipel
Volvi6se este con viveza 90 acerc6 d ella:
-2Qa@ tiene VITA diio JEstd usted
mala? sDesea alguna oosa?
Con una sola palabra de Ia joven no se hu-
biera apsrtsdo de ella y acaso se evitsran muchos
dolores; pero 81 orgullo, mas poderono que el
amor, detuvo la sdplica en- los labioa de Clara
que levanto la oabesa, con aspecto duro, oris
pados lsbios y degdenoso gesto, dijo:
No; NADIA tengo, NADIA quiero. VGya
usted
Alej6se Felipe. En- aquel momento le en-
volvi6 Clara en- so creciente odio AtGnssis,
se vi6 soometida de una de esss rabias durante
l0s oualss se mata.
Poniendo IN pie sobre ell talud de una zanja,
levantdae la Duquesa I'm POGO Ia falds, eneenando
9! principle de una pierna fna y elegante, oal-
NADIA con hota de gamusa girls.
Con IN geat0 indio6 al Sr Derbla7 10 he.
billa auelts de "a espuels; Fslipe se inclfn6,
ain daeir palabra, coloc6 aohre 81 arqnasdo en-
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nvzs SoFmoA Oh ''IA OoRRzeroA aaxo;A'

soldado sin armas, llevando Ia msno ls visera
de Ia GORE, espsr6 que le pidieran Hu dictsmen.
~-1Perrnita usted que le interrogues-pre.
gunt6 el Vizconde s Ia DuqueHs'
SIN duda alguns,-Tespondio Atanasia
muy sasiafacha de la Bolemnidad del proce.
dimiento.
-Mfrsla. querids--murmuro Ia bsronesa
media vos;-ds da aires de soberans. u eEe
Pontiac que toma en- serio pape? Todo este
para oorrer an buaoa de papelitoa. iVaya una
diversih /
LA oarrera empezerS en- ls Heronniere-
dijo Bistooq;-alif es doade empiezs la pistG, y
hay un padszo de pGpel del tsmsfo de la mano.
Els Ia dnioa asnal porqua esoa senorea temen sin
duda que sc les enouentre fdeilments. 80 Debie.
ran haber puesto IN periodioo. Los anima.
les. perd6n i. i. = eEcs halleros han tornado
bien ell sire por los mstorrales, atravesando el
Campo Nuevo, siguiendo por el llano la Ven
ta del Ssrgento entrsndo de nuevo en- ell bos.
que por Belle EmpIeuse, dirigiendoa pie por
Ia parte del gran Seto, dsndo Ell csmbiazo On Ia
Boulottiere...
-iAltcl-dijo riendo Ell senor de Pontiac
81 to dejan habar, Nos diras todo ell itinerario
de Ia eaxs
Allt les alcanaaremos-dijo ell picador
guihando IN oio.-No es f9oil que ana persona
natural Unite de tsl modo los oiervoa, como no
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ri mercado de cafe en- Mayagtiez esta
en- completa calma por no presentarse par
tidas en- venta: "Los tenedores esperan
mejores precios. Ri machacado Sc cotiza
desde $94 hasta $253 segdn clase.-Azdcar
refino Sc vende $3.50 = mieles de $1s
&25 los ITO galones.
El cafe se cotiza en- Ponce desde $S1
clase para Cuba hasta $394 por caracolillo.
--Azlcar moscabado refno de $34 $33.-
Mascabado corriente de $38 & $33.-Masoa.
bado selecto de 81 Al 5-Centrifugada S..
Mieles con poca demanda de $26 $34 por
extreme de classes.
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LA SRTA. ANA 0TERO

--PlANlSIA PU ERTORRIQU u EN A.
ALUMNA DEL IONSERVATORIO DE
PARIS.-Ha fjado defnitivamente su re-
sidencia en- sta Capital calle de la Forta-
leza ndmero 81, y ofrece q las familias sus
servicios profesionales tanto para la ense-
hanza elemental de la musica como para
Ia superior. Precios y condolences con-
venciOna1es 15-4
Dfcese Que de I'm E1omento otro lie
CARA esta Capital, procedente de la Ha.
bana Y en- viaje para la Guayana francesa,
ell trasports de guerra nacional "Legazpi."
Va con objeto dc prestar euxilio al vapor
de guerra "Filipinas" que arrib6 con ave
r1as & nquel puerto:
Ell pr6ximo domirgo tendra lugar una
revista de armas en- al Campo del Moro
DOR ell Battalion de Volun tarios. Segt1n mos
inforn1an, probablemento asistira el 90.
bernador Militar de Ia plaza.
Toda persona ioven vieja. hombre 8
mujer, este no soltera que desae ser fe-
liz y sobra TODD los GU piensen easarse y
vivir On etarna luna de Eni4], aconseiamos-
ses dc camae ingleeaa en- Los Dependae4a
tes calla de la Forte|eza ndmero 33, que es
Ia casa que ti&ne major surtido ? mas ba-
ratio de caDnas T colchonea On Puerto Rico.
Be cotiza cafe on esta Capital, classes
corriantes para Cube, dc $ q $40; pil6n
de $22 a $S3 hacienda, de $26 q $40.
En- ''La Fama de Puerto Rico de don
francisco Arrabal. San Francisco IS SO
consiguen cRchemires de colores, propios
para trajes de viaje; c6hros de listaa y
ouadros; velos acreapcnados, negros y de
colores; velos de re1igiosa, Ultima move
dad y 81 gran cors6 LA FAMA reformado
4 Ia mode y que tanto guata al ballo sexo
de este ciudad.
En- Lares ha llovido copiosamente en-
los dies IL y 10 del actual. Los agrioulto-
res de esa region aprovechan Ell buen
tempo para la siembra de frutos.
La acreditada Farmacia Blanco de
esta Capital, acaba de montar I'm excelen.
to fltro sistema PGsteMr q. le permite po
der disponer cada % horas de 40 itros de
aqua perfectaments esterilizada y libre de
microbes I'll flltro es de la f&brioa Cham
berlaS4s, do Paris, y est6 mctada de ms
nera que partiendo Ell aqua de una altura
de 10 metros. baja hasta un depoeito
donde por medic de una llave puede to
marse para uso de la farmacia, MejoEa es
eeta digna de conoceree y que permitirs
la FarmGcG0 BlGnco ofrecer medieinas
preparadas con todas las exigenoias mo
dernas de la ciencia.
Ha falleoido ea Web; (Cataluaal don
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En- Cienfuegos fu6 detenido en- la ca
sa numerO 20 de Ia Gale de GaceI, ell titu-
lado cabacilla insurrecto Felipe Egozan.
El detenido manifesto que pertenecia como
cabecilla Ia partida del titulado qenf raj
Pancho Perez que SO encontraba en-
CienfuegOs con la oOmisi6n de recojer unOs
armamentos. Es natural de Vizoaya, ex
puso que pertenecfa en- clase de alf6rez al
battalion caZadores de Baza, que eucon-
trandose de guaruicion en- Ia Iela de Pi
nos, fu6 separado.
,L0zAS De MARMOL para piso, de Italia,
leg1timas, de % por %, acaban de recibir
y venden a precios entaramente m6dicos
Bolivar, Arruza y Ca-Fortaleza 21.-3o 16
Hoy ha salido del puerto de esta Capi
tai con rumbo Halifax, el "Ciiper', eg-
cu8la de guardia marinas, "Nautilus".
Dsseamosle muy buen viaje.
De Lares nos escriben:
I'll domingo ID del corrieute SO lie
varOn & eabo las eleccioues. La urne en-
la mesa parecfa I'm cadaver, a quien "vela
ban" los pocos votantes que concurrieron;
solo los incondicionales sc han ocupado
aqu1 de astas elecclOnee, pues nj Sc sable,
sino Ultima hora, ell nombre del caudi-
date Moralmento triunfaEon los autono
mistas, pues de 100 electores solo votaron
SO, Quedando en- Ell retraimiento 81 oIeoto -
res. De los que depositaron sus votos
exlsten tres que sc tituian Hberalea: don
Nepomuoeno Perez M6ndez, don Adolfo
Leoy y don Arao 9lio Parri, qua segdn Cir,
cular del D rectorio autonomista quedan
fuera do la oolectividad.
Dice I'm oolega habanero, qua ell gene
raj Coz uzalez Mut1oz (20 Cabo qua fu6 de
La Capitan1a general de este Isla) ira de
Comandante General 6 Pinar del Rio
30 ha hecho cargo della administration
de correos de Vieques, D. Ruperto Latorre
Dice sc La Lucha ., de Ia Ha b ana, que
van en- la partida dc Vicente Nd1az, mas
d. doscientas negras y mulatas montadas
& caballo, CON rew6lvers y machetes la
cintura. Segdn Ia persona que di6 estas
noticias, ell jefe de las hembras es I'm des-
communal negrazo, que viene scr en- La
partida una especie de eunuco, jefe de
| serrallo, sometido las 6rdenes de las ciu
dadanas en- question. Entire aquella turba
multa de marimachos montados, destacase
como capitana, la respectable fgura de una
negr6fla, como de sesenta aflos de edad,
SEGA como un bacalao, y aficionada mas
ticar colillas de tabaco. No PepillG-
que as1 90 llama la hembra de los colmillos
largos-es la que manda aquella grey fe
| menina que, por donde cruza todo 10 aro
matiza; y de tai manera hace respetar
sus 6rdenes entire las negras y mulatas,
que su palabra constituye ley, y la mas
/ l0signifcante de eus miradas I'm poema de
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Recientes despachos de Buenos Aires
& la Habana, dicen que sc teme mucho
pueda estallar la guerra entire la Repd-
blica Argentina Chile.
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segdn leemos en- los diarios de Cuba
carecen de fundamento las noticias del re-
greso del general Pando la Peninsula.
Sobre todo desde que estuvo dltimamente
on la Habana y conferenci6 con Ell general
Weyler
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RI vapor espaf1ol manuel L. Villa.
verde" cargo en- el puerto de esta Capital
para ell de 1a Habana y escalas, 105 sacos
CON 1922 kilos cafe.
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Cotizaciones de giros y efectos publ
cos hoy. Rigen los mismos tipos que sig
nificamos en- nuestra revista anterior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-16

IMPORTANTE,-Se desean vender
100 docenas do botellas vacfas de capaci-
dad de l ouartillo.-Informara Salvador
Lopez en- esta ofcina. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-16

Ha llegado enfermo dc algdn cuidado
& esta Capital el apreciable joven don ia
vier Ouevas Zsqueira, telegrafista de Ma
YaQiiez Daseamos su restablecimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-16

W@Nuestros amigos los acreditados
cirujanos dentistas doctor r M. Ponte 6
hijo, han trasladado su gabinete & los altos
de la casa ndmero SO de la calle de San
Francisco, al lado de Ia Farmacia Blanco.
15-10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-16

La cantinera Ana Merida, que vino
Cuba con el battalion de la ''Reina," gun
dijimos anteriormente, ha solicitado ir de
operaciones con ell battalion habi6ndosele
Gonoedido por ell Estado Mayor General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-16

Hoy es la fiesta onomastica del
Itustr1simo sef1or Obispo de esta Di6oesis
& quien, con este motive, enviamos nues-
tras mas respetuosas y sioeras felicitaoio-
nes