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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-16

no es de aquellas que reciamen fabuiosos
capitales fuera de nuestras prop1as tacul.
tades, nj creemos sea necesarlo acudlr al
coucurso del Sor donde, dicho sea de
paso, estan---,.1 I'd tapto desacrsditadas
nuestras empresas. por sazones hasta cler-
to punto bien justifcada> Il n"'@
sea absolutaments culpabs7 ~-~>-~-~.- -----.5
Sabemos por buen conducto, que el
competente Ingeniero don Tulio Larrina-
ga tiene muy adelantados los estudlos de
esa Knea, y que tan luego como SO torme
I'm Sindicato con quien pusda sacramento
entenderse, no tendra Inconvenience en-
facilitar datos informes qua slrven de
base aproximada para las operaciones pre-
limineres. Y sabemos mas: que don Pa
bio Ubarri propietario de la linea en- ex-
pIotaci6n do esta Capital q Rio piedras,
vera con inter6s cuanto SO haga para rea-
lizar ell proyecto y ofrecera su valioso con
curse. Entendemos, pues, que dlcho Sc
flor esta llamado ser uno de los prlmeros
accionistas inhuir con sus consejos, hi
jos de la practica y la experiencia On esos
negocios, para beneficio de la colectividad.
Con 10 expuesto & grandes rasgos com
prenderan bien los vecinos de Caguas, que
& ellos toca iniciar la idea y darle forma.
Para que los pueblos progresen, necesar1o
se hace sacudir apatfas, limar asperezas,
aunar voluntades, 8 inspirarse todos, ein
celos de iniciativas nj diferencias politl'
cas-, en- ell bien comdn, pues los benet1clos
SO reparten entire todos por 1gual.
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GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

GobiernO General-Secretarfa- n; 60
ciado 6.'-Real oTden aprobando los exa-
menes de Telegraf1a practica verifcadOs
durante Ia segunda quincena de Octubre
dltimo por los Telegrafstas primeros don
Jose Prieto Gonzalez y don Basilio Gun.
ohillos: los Telegrafstas segundos, don
Juan Castro Garcia, don Mariana Geigel,
don Esteban Guerra y don Arturo Machi
cote; los aspirantes primeros don jose Ra-
mon Anguita, don Julio Cabrera, don Luis
Dub6n, don Jesus M Rodriguez Cepero,
don Santos Viscasillas, don Pho Rechani,
don Manuel Hernandez, don Salvador Sic
ira, don Arturo Molina. don Juan Manan
Ingl6s y don Antonio Gomez Brioso y los
aspirantes segundos, don Anibal Herrera,
don Sergio Noa. don Javier Cuevas Zs-
queirR, y don Manuel Negr6n.
Idem-idem-Negociado g. Reales
ordenes concediendo q don Joaquin Gerve-
ra y Silva y don Felipe Ouohf y Arnau
Real Auxiliatoria para ejercer la Aboga
cfa en- esta isla.
Idem-- Aprobando e1 nombramiento
CON cardcter de INFERNO para Official auxi
liar de Sala de Ia Audiencia de esta isla
favor de don Enrique Villamil.
lntendencia general de Hacienda pu
blica.-Reales ordenes trasladando don
Luis Coy la plaza de Official A. de Ia
Administration Central de Oontribucio
mes; & don Bienvenido Freijoy Lopez Ia
de Official g." Contador de la Aduana dc
Aguaditla y don Fortunate Vizcarrondc
para la de Official 30 de la Administraci6r
Central de Contribuciones.
Ouerpo de Vigilancia, Seguridad or
den pdblico.-EI numero de los servicio'
prestados por la fuerza de ese Ouerpo du
rante ell mes de Diciembre asciende 795
Comandancia de la Guardia Civil
Asclenden 1880 los servicios prestado
por la fuerza de este Institute.
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e. FUEGO De ANOCHE,

POGO mas 9 menos la una y media
de la noche pasada ,oimos la vOZ de ifMegO
Dor Ia pEnsueIa de San Francisco! y no
tardaron 10 minutos cuando va nos encon-
trabamos ALI. Apenas SO vefan cuatro 8
cinco personals en- la calle.
Un incendio voraz SO habia declarado,
sin que Sc sapa do que provino, en- Ell inte-
rior del almac6n de muebles que en- la ca
lie de la Luna n1mero Al, esquina q la de
la .Tanca, y con frente q Ia dicha plazuela,
tenia establecido don Francisco Salgado.
Una humareda inmensa amortiguaba la
luz de los faroles del alumbrado publico,
miantras por las grietas de la puerta del
citado almac6n SO ve1au las llamas que
consumiau los muebles CUE SO guardaban
dentrO de Ia casa. Las pu9rtas estaban
cerradasy los vecinose cue empezaban.
acudir tocabnn fusFCemente en- elias Elm
que 6stas Sc abrieran, y era natural: nad1e
l@or-zfa alEi. Et deRandiente SO hallaba en-
Iuna pleza-coptigua en- otro departamento
dc Ia referIda casa.
POGO despues y muy oportunamente
llegaron las autoridades, Ia polic1a, guar
dia civil etc. oimos la voZ del Alcalde
que empeZ6 dictar las medidas conve-
nientes para contener el incendio y mante-
ner 81 orden.. Los bomboros no tardaroH
erl llegar tambi6n bastanto tempo para
centsner Ia condagraci6n con la potente
bonlba recior importada, que funcionaba
en- los algibes del Ayuntarni sntO, tendien-
do su gran mangueTa por toda Ia caile dc
la Luna
Derribadas las puertas de Ia asao, un
chorro de aqua continuadO y bien dirlgl0o
logr6 dominar las llamas despu6s dc una
hora de incesante trabajo. No hay pala-
bras con que enc0nliar la actividad y AFRO
| 10 con que trabajar0n los bomberos CON
| sus bizarros jefes & la cabeza. De Ia nue.
va bomba SON tambi6n nluchos los elQgiCa
que Sc pueden hacer. Sin ella, ea seguro
| que hubiera ardido la casa que SO quema-
ba y las circunveciraq, pues el viento que
goplaba era bastante fuerte.
Todos, 6 caei todos los muebles que
hab1a en- el almacen SO quemaron, porQue
Ell fuego no di0 1ugar que SO salvara ma
plazuela estaban & medic carbonizar o en-
p6simo eetado. Constituian un enorme
mOnt0n de letla.
La case donde tuvo lugar Ell fuego per
tenece dona Antonia Coronnina, residen
te en- Barcelona y no ostaba asegurada
pero, 81 por valor de ocho mil pesos en- La
Norte Germdn6cG, coanpan1a de SECURES
de Ia cuai son agentes los Sres Mullenhof1
| Y Korbar, los muebles que estaban alma
cenados. Ell dueno del citado almac6r
don Francisco Salgado Sc encontraba er
Caguas para dOnde salit aver. El depen-
diente de la casa don Felipe Torres, er
una pi Il contigua, ha sido preso 8 inco
municado por dispoRici6n del tribuna
comp6tento que 80 Ocupa en- averlguar e
origen del fuego.
| Vimos en- el lugar del suceso los Sret
General g." Cabo, Intendente, Fiscal d.
s. M, Teniente Fiscal, Juez de Instruc
ci6n, Jefe de Ofden ptlblico y de Ia Sec
ci6n dc esta Capital, Inspector y Sub ms
pector dc Vigilancia, varios seflores Oh
ciales de los cuerpos de la guarnici6n, 9
lCelador del distrito y Otras personals.
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De LA CAPITAL A CACUAS

Aver nos ocupamos de la via f6rrea
de Mayaguez & Lares que, & juZgar por la
altura en- que sc encuentran los trabajcs
preparatOHios, debemos suponer con sobra
dos fundamentals que pront0 sera I'm hecho,
siempre que no SO tropiece en- Madrid con
obstaculos y dilaciones en- ell r&pido despa:
cho del expediente de concession. Hoy nos
toca dedicar algunas lineas a otro proyec-
to no menos 1audable que aqu6l, Ell cual
pOr su impOrtancia reclama decidido con-
curse de los hombres de buena voluntad:-
La construction de I'm ferrocarril de Rio.
piedras Caguas, enlazandolo con ell del
Sr Ubarri que partiendo de esta Capital
termina en- Ell citado Rio piedras.
La Ciudad de Caguas ocupa un lugar
c6ntrico y por su poeici6n, aparte de la ri
queza de su propio territorio, es ell sitio
obligado para servif de escala al comercio
y la agriculture de Aguas Buenas, Come
rio, Cidra, Cayey, Gurabo, Juncos parte
de Aibonito y Rio.piedras, calculandose
que no bajaran de ciento setenta mil habi
tantes los que pueblan las citadass juris
dicci0nee.
I'll movimiento que actualmente existe
entire Caguas y la Capital es tan enorme
que SO esfima no baia de dogcientos seten-
ia mil quintales de carga que se transpor
tan en- carros tirados por bueyes durante
el afO, q precios verdaderamente caros: y
Z que pasan de seis mil las personals que en
coches transitan el citado trayecto.
Ahora, calcdlese ell prodigioso aumen
to de trafico en- pasajeros y carga que sc
obtendra ell dia que SO pueda salvar la dis
tancia con rapidez, comodidad y econo
mia.
La realiz aci6n de esas obras no ofre-
can dihcaltades serias que veneer, nj re-
claman grandes puentes que consurnar
crecidos gastos. LA distancia, que calcu.
lamos aproximad adamente en- 40 Kilometres
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AgTIClks GENERELEs

Con profundfsimo sentiiniento noa he.
mos impuesto hoy en- ell parte diario gue
Sc exhibs on el Gobierno General de que
s el sefior Cob sraador se halla ataca-
do de fiebrs amariila, paro no, felizmente.
en- el estado de gravodad que sc ha dicho
por esta Capital. La enfsrmedad eigue
jante dolencia, pero 81 case no ca degespe.
RADIO. Arocha q la una sc celabr6 iunta
de m6dicos y esta mahana dija n1isa en- Ia
Capilla do Palacio 81 Ilnstrisimo eefidr
Obispo. La noticia como es natural bsa
causado aIguna alarma en- 81 vecindarid
dadas las lustas 7 msrecidisimas simpa
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CARTA De NUEVA-Y0RK
8 de Enero de 1896.
Sr. don Ramon B. Lopez.-San Juan.



Con esta carta recibira usted copias
de los tlltimos nt1rneros del ''The New
York Herald" ~ que le pondran los pelos
de punta, y no por Ia gravedad de sus no.
ticias, sino por ell sans fdcOn con que las
de-, tomandole el pelo media humanidad.
En- mi vida he vlsto mayor lmpudencia'
Como usted observara, este fanomenal Ma.
nolito Gazquez de la prensa americana CO.
mienza por afrmar que Ell 0obierno es
pafiol tiene establecida Ia mas severa CEN
sura, impidiendo en- absolute la comuni-
caci6n de toda especie de noticias desde
Ell campo de operaciones la Habana y
otros centros, y desde estos al exterior,
para, & renglon seguldo en- telegramas
fechaoos en- aquella ciudad, decirnos no
solo CON riQueZa d 3 detall6s las narchas,
combates y demas movimientos de las
fuerzas contendientos, sino los pensamien-
tos proyectos del generahsino insurgen'
te~y del general en- jefe de las tuerzas ma
cionales.
Por corto de vista cue uno sea no se
le puede escapar Ell or1gen y objeto dc los
I tales telegramag, los cuales han visto tan
to alambre como listed orc p0r esa. Lo
burdo de tai teiido manifesto claramente
/ su factura neoyorquina su objeto no es
otro que avivar el entusiasmo dc los con-
/ tribuy yentes, tabaquercg no tabaqueros,
inclinar al Congreso americana que re-
conoZca 1a bsligerancia, y final y princi.
paimente & llavar La descontianza los capi.
talistas de Europa destruir ell cr6dito es.
paf1ol para hacer impossible Ia realization
de nuevos empr6stitos.
7 Ipor que esta prensa Sc presta ia
les planes? Pues sencillamente por 10 que
le pagan por 10 que pueda convenir &
los intereses de este mismo pafs, pues tan
sendos noticiones distraen al pueblo de
otros sucesos que no convene llamen su
atenci6n.
LA Ultima noticia es, y 10 siento por le
Habana, que ell general1simo Gomez es
ta llamando sus puertas con Ell cabof dc
su machete, y que una vez Tumble estas
las abran los de adentro tratara la ciudac
como & las haciendas Gle las Villas, sin de
jar piedra sobrs piedra con Ia tea y la di
namita. Apiadate loh Tito! de la grar
Jerusalem mercantil del Caribe!
Y 10 mas extraordinario es que Ell He
raid cogi6ndole mi ado sus propios des
prop6sitos, mas miedo adn 6 la decision
i Q-No hemos recibido nngdn numero del HE
RAID, d. ds Ia r.,
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fruetffera labor. eha de Ilamar poderosa-
mente la atenci6n sobre la conveniencia
de que ese trabaio educativo no se inte..
rrumpa.
El microbes ofrece Ell conference.-the
estudiar la Agriculture ell Comercio como
factores de la civilization colonial.
7 Adelante; adeIante!
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COUNTY MATTERS.
Supervisors Wind Up the Business of
the Session.

The Board of Supervisors met yester-
day morning as Swamp Land Commits
sioners and allowed a number Of claims
against the various reclamation dis
tricts
Resuming regular business, the saloon
bonds of Silva & Costa, 230 L street;
NJ H. Burke, Folsom j. P. Dalton, 513
K street; o. L. Heiser, Freeport; A. J.
Silva, 331 NJ street; j. J. Ulrich, Tenth
and w streets, and c. A. Flower of
Antelope were approved.
James Touhey appeared before the
board and offered to place what is
known as the '1ongtom' gravel, from
Hangtown Crossing, on the Freeport
road for a quarter Of a mile north from
the Willow Slough bridge, at 90 cents
per cubic yard.
On motion of Supervisor Todd, Touhey
was authorized to deliver on the road
165 loads of such gravel, each load to
contain one and one-half cubic yards,
at the price named. The Commissioner
of that road district is to employ g COM
petent person to receive, measure and
spread the gravel.
The board approved the bond of
George P Royster, in $4,000, on his
contract to collect delinquent county
licenses.
The board then took recess until 10
o'clock on Thursday, the 22d inst.
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RETURNING THANKS.
Resolutions Adopted by the Conven-
tions Committee.
Sacramento No,

Sacramento, May IL, 1896.
AT meeting of the members of the
Executive Committee of the State Con-
ventions held in the parlors of the Col
den Eagle Hotel Monday evening the
following resolution was introduced and
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Hon. Frank D. Ryan, Sec
retary of the Republican State Conven-
ton; w. B. Thorpe, Chief Clerk; Frank
L. Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms; John
Barrett, First Assistant Sergeant at
Arms; John 7. Stafford, Second Assis-
tant Sergeant-at-Arms, kindly donated
their services at the convention, there
fore be it
Resolved That vote of thanks be
rendered all of the above-named gen.
tlemen for the valuable services rem
dered by them, and likewise for the
prompt and efficient manner in which
they discharged the duties intrusted to
their care; further be it
Resolved, That vote of thanks be
rendered Hon. L. H. Brown for his
kindness in rendering the State Con-
vention the use of the State Capitol.
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C. L. R. S. WORK.
What the Sacramento and rlarysville
Branches Have Done.

The annual Grand Council of the
Catholic Ladies' Relief Society, held in
this city, selected Marysville as the
place for the next meeting. Mrs. l.. c.
Williams of Marysville was appointed
Grand District Deputy.
The reports showed that the amount
of relief given by Marysville Branch,
No. 2, was $563 75. At Christmas this
clothing and provisions, valued at Sc
ea ch.
These boxes were donated by the To-
cal merchants Of Marysville.
The annual amount or relief given by
Sacramento Branch, No. l, was ST.
033 SO.
This branch is indebted to Messrs.
Weinstock, Lubin & Co. for liberal do
nations of wood, and to William Nc
Laughlin for the free hauling Of the
same.
The total amount Of relief given by
both societies was 1857 27.
The ladies of the local branch desire
to express their sincere thanks to ali
who have assisted them in their relief
work and in the entertainment Of the
visiting members.
The Grand Officers elected are: Grand
Past President, Miss L. B. Kertcham
Grand President, Miss L. j. Conrad
Grand Senior Vice-President, Mrs. j.
w. Willem; Grand Junior Vice-Presi-
dent, Miss L. Brass; Grand Treasurer,
Mrs. G. Berg; Grand Financial Secre-
tary, Mrs. Harkey; Grand Recording
Secretary, Miss A. Harvey; Grand Mar
shall, Miss O'Brien; Board Of Directors
Miss E. Hughes, Mesdames Loury,
Scrivner Lelande, Harcourt and Misses
Hopley, Ogden, Wittenbrock and Muir
ply.
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amined the calendar of Bishops for
1880, and found the page relating to
the Bishop of Honolulu missing. In
the book of 1894 there was no such name
as this mans.
The bogus Bishop also got money on
false pretenses, begging for subscrip-
tions for the lepers. He was arrested
and put in Jail, his term expiring at the
end of last month.
He made straight for San Francisco,
by steamer, and has been for the last
few days visiting the different Catholic
Churches and institutions and calling
himself the Vicar Apostolic of Guiana.
1t is difficult to apprehend John Lau-
renee, for as soon as he knows that he
is found out he goes into hiding.
He is described as of medium hight
and rather stout. He wears the clerical
garb, including the purple stock or tie
which is the insignia of the Bishop.
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BARLOW AND cAsKEL.

At a late hour the talk about the
Craftsmanship was more spirited, and
became living topic among the heads
of the several delegations. The old State
division matter showed UP to the sur
face when it was found that the south
ern delegates were almost unit in
favor of Barlow, the San Luis Obispo
man, and then the members from other
sections of the State seemed involun-
tarily to draw together to effect at least
the shadow of an organization. Too
many favorites were certain to seat
Barlow, and the Chairmanship-as a
Humboldt County delegate put it
meant about the only tangible thing to
result from the convention.
SO the delegates began to gather in
lunches and discuss possibilities. Fow-
Ter was a good man, but he had acted
as Chairman of the last State Conven-
ton, and the Populists believe in divid-
ing honors. Then Cornell had had the
honor of being defeated in race for
Congress, and had had quite enough
of honors thrown his way.
But DR. Caskeli Ali there was a
man. He had come very near being
elected State Senator from Merced
County. Very near-just near enough
in fact, to be beaten, and it was whis-
pered around that he was a good par
Humanitarian. He was the man to unite
upon And so, far into the night it
looked as if the battle royal would be
between Caskel and Barlow, with the
chances in favor of the former
GATORS FRIENDS TALK.
All through the evening the friends of
Thomas " Gator circulated among the
delegates and lauded the virtues of the
man they propose to have recommended
for the position Of United States SEN
ator. They urged that it was his right,
seeing that he had stood for the party
ever since its organization. They were
politicians of the old school, and always
clinched an argument after it was
driven home, and a resolution will no
doubt be adopted recommending that
Gator be the nominee Of the Peoples
party before the next Legislature eff -
as a Los Angeles Populist with funny
streak in his gray matter, expressed it,
1--WE succeed in electing anybody to the
I.egislatu ture" There seems to be prac-
tically no opposition to Gator, and the
resolution will be adopted indorsing
him, probably by acclamation.
There was no change in the figures
for National delegates from those ear
lier in the day, and the probabilities are
that those named will be chosen at to-
days convention.
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INSPECTION NEARLY ENDED.
National Guarasmer Realize What a
Thorough Inspection rieans.

Adjutant- General Barrett returned
yesterday morning from Chico where
he had been inspecting the troops of the
Third Brigade, as also at Redding and
Colusa.
He left Captain Darlington and
Major Rice at Marysville, where they in
spected the company last night, and
will go to Nevada City to-day. They
are nearly through with the inspection
and will inspect the Signal Corps and
Troop b of this city on the 10Th, which
will end it. They found everything in
pretty good shape and the men say
they now know what thorough inspec-
tion means.
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HE Is A FRAUD.
Public Warned Against a Travelling
Confidence rlan.

The public is warned against fraud
who is travelling through the State rep
resenting himself to be a Catholic cler-
gyman. He is using this method for
raising money.
This man appeared in Portland some
time last fall, announcing himself as the
Bishop of Honolulu, and securing a
warm reception from the clergy there.
lie received permission to celebrate
mass inFather Orth's stead, but his dis
course was so disconnected that Father
Orth's suspicious were aroused He ex-
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ReQuisitiOn Granted.

District Attorney J. A Donnell Of
Los Angeles has asked Governor Budd
for requisition for the arrest Of
Henry L. Wenzel, who is now held at
Prescott, Arizona, on the charge of
forging and passing a check on the Cit
liens Bank Of Los Angeles. 1t was
granted
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The "POCket" District,

Catherine Slawson and c. J. Schrei-
ner, by their attorneys, Driver & Sims
have appealed to the Supreme Court
fiom the order dismissing their appeals
IN the matter of the formation of Recla-
nation District 535 (the Pocket To-
cality)
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Two New Dwellings.

Charles and George Swanston have
let to W. w. Norris contract to erect
two two-story and basement frame
dwellings on the north 60 feet of lot 8
in the block between H, I, Seventh and
Eighth streets. The price is to be
S5620
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Application of a Guardian.

Ida Darrall, formerly Mrs L. C. Tod
hunter, by her attorney, Albert NJ
johnson, has applied to the Superior
Court for letters of guardianship over
the persons and estates Of Rhodethia
and Charles L. Todhunter, minors
They are her children
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We sell the famous Albert Roche sar-
dimes, key-openers. 2 cans for 25c; a
good imported sardines, As, 10c; Us,
15c; American sardines, 6 cans for 25c;
45c a doz; mustard sardines, &c can.
A. c. S., Eighth and K
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Buy a Cleveland or Sterling. Botl
have regulations of years standing
Gillis & Winans, Golden Eagle Cyclery
Seventh and K streets.
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Picnics! Picnics! Picnics.

If you are wise you will not go to a
picnic without a lunch from the Sacra-
mento Delicacy, 62S ] street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

HODSON'S SPECIAL, cab. photos. 81 05
Friday May 18th, children under 10 years.
yehicIes-Baker & MISUNDERSTANDING,
Carts, Buggies, Carriages Pbaetons. Lain
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
IF YOU WISH any of the following
deIicacies you can find them in the finest
qualities at the Sacramento Market, 3O8-
1O-l2 X street: Salami Sausage, Choice
Mackerel Smoked Halibut, Smoked Sal
mon. Goldfish, Swiss, Limburger Brick
Cream. Roquefort Adam. German Hand
Sap Sago and Pineapple Cheese. Curtis
G. HerZog.
T 3. REID, dentist, Masonic Temple,
Sixth and X streets. Office hours to g.
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Free. Free!! Free

F. de Wolfe Hennah is permanently
located at the Normandie, Tenth and
K. He gives a free examination Of the
eve
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DR.. F. D. Tyrrell has moved his Of
fees from 429 to the new Joseph
building, Sixth and K.
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MISS MAY POWERS.

AT THE METROPOLITAN THEATER ON
TUESDAY EVENING, May 12th,, Miss May
Powers will be rendered benefit by citizens
of Sacramento. A choice programme will be
presented. The following named persons have
volunteered their services for the occasion:
Mr.. E. Myron Wolf, Miss Don NJ. Cam of
San Francisco, Mr.. Tom Higgins of Haverlys
Minstrels, Mr.. Arthur Arnold of Sacramento
Athletic Club, Misses Edna and Irma Farley,
Miss Edna Ferriter, Mr.. Will Lovedal, Miss
Pearl Baldwin, Miss Edna Ficks, Imperial
Quintette Club, Arion Orchestra, J. Heilbron,
Manager; Mr.. Dana Perkins and Miss May
ow erS. Admission, 2oc and SOC. myl1-2t
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Hello, Tom! going fishing? Nav
going to the &C. c. c." to get three fat
mackerel for % cents
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Dr. T. Wah Hing has removed to
northwest corner Fourth and K streets. 3
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Ice-cream and cakes, 10 cents dish.
Otto, opposite Plaza.
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HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE AND OPERA
COMPANY. accompanied by
LADIES' VIENNA ORCHESTRA.
PRICES-IOc. 2Oc, soc.
The record-union., 1896-05-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
cLUNIE OPERA HOUSE.
IOSEpH WIT

Week Commencing Monday. May 18th,
Saturday Matinee and sunday Night.