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Handicap and roar.oms at H,ar.ne,a.

RDGEFIELp, Conn. July 3l.-The regular
weekly handicap for the Ridgeheld Golf Club
Cup. only the first three scores counting. re-
suited as follows:
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RUNS At THE FALL OF EACH WICKET.
FIRST INNING.
Surrey ...... ..32 al 81 a7 goa 2ls 221 2Bs 2T3 2.3
Philadelphia. 30 40 81 SO e2 1873 IT'S 200 2lO 233
SECOND INNING.
Surrey e. 10 ~ l13 1871 p03 2o5 2s2 S5l 3.2 3T9
PhilAdelp'A I as ~ p2 40 lI9 l96 2O7 s32 25s
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". X. Dsnni. Wins the weekly Golf Match At
LenOE.

LESox. July 3l.-The weekly golf match was
played hero Today on wet links. The prize WAS
a complete g3!hng ontht. oneIeu Wy Naptt: Jonn
mis-. The scores:
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nrea,n pece.,. Knp.rrIsL In a soo.H.ra Run

LONDON. July 3l.-The 6OO-yard match be-.
tween Z. G. Bredin. the English runner. and c.
II. Fitzpatrick OF America. the holder OF the
worlds haif-mile record, was run at Rockdale
today. Bredin won by two yards in / minute
and - seconds.
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A foursome was played between John HArri-
son and Wentworth @. Bacon against X. II.
Bacon and I. BendeluT. The former won by Z
holes. The greens were In poor condition owing
TO the recent rains.
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A Tie Hstween the SIorrIstown Field Club aud
Madison.

A spirited team match was played at tho
Morristown Field Club yesterday between tho
home club and the Madison golfers, which re.
suited in a tic. The scores:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
Weekly sociaL

Al the Hagey Social Club nesting
On Saturday eTening there were about
100 present. including many Hawaii
ans and several ladies' President Har-
risen presided
J. W. CoeIho and the Hawaiian
Quzrtstte gave several songs and music
which brought forth much applause
Iohn Sheldon delivered most anus
ing address II part English and pzri
Hawaiian. relating & conversation BE-
tween bi-IinEuzk ss 10 the merits o.
the HzgsF cure and Ehisky-drinking
which vas loudly appIzuded-
On motion Of Horace Wright and
Allan Soring11T, humorous resolu-
tionz Of regret II the departure OF
Colonel Moore we're adopted. Recfta-
tons EerE given by Mrs Black, Miss
Wilson and W OHsIlorzn With eI-
celEent eject Mr. Kirkpatrick and Mr..
A " Gear made some spirited and en-
coErzEng rsEzrH 4 vote Of thanks
was given 70 the ladies' for their pres
enes. and 70 the musicians for their
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
A GENERALS STORY.

He Tells a Reporter OF His
Daughters Narrow Escape.
I was directed writes a special re-
porter of the Hampshire independently
10 interview Lieutenant General Shaw.
Let me know" he said, "the object
Of your visit
I replied, 10 hear about the narrow
escape his daughter had recently ex-
perienced.
The tale" he said, is very short.
Ny daughter came home from India,
and when I Joined her in London l
found her i'll in bed. She had rheu-
matte and neuralgia pains; she was per
feetly bIoodIess. listless, and in a gen
orally weak and PROSTATE condition.
A doctor was seen, but she remained
absolutely eoIorIess, was in great
vretchedness and suffering from an
aemia or bloodIessness- She had kind
OF fever, nervous headache and other
pains Well. l heard OF DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. Ny 6augh-
ter took some. and the first box mad
Z marvellous effect She regained her
color, lost her pains and became alto
gsther different She had quite glow
upon her. She went on taking the
pills. and am glad TO tell you that she
recovered completely. | recommended
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills to all with
whom l came in contact, and all vho
took them derived great benefit there
from
I have 9 sister at Jersey, and she
has taken them for very long time,
and has always recommended them 10
other people, and found them 10 do q
great deal OF good 70 all 10 whom she
has recommended them; and l, myself,
when I have heard of people being Ill,
have Aksn them or sent them some OF
these Pills
Dr. Williams Pink Pills directly en-
rich and purify the blood. and thus il
is that they are so famous for the cure
OF anasmia, rheumatism, serofula and
chronic erysipelas- They are also q
splendid nerve and spinal tonic. and
thus have cured many cases Of paraly-
sis, Ioeomotor staxy, neuralgia, st Wit
Us dance and nervous headache
Sold BY al dealers in medicine and By
HOLSTER Drug Company. Hebron Drug
Company, Wholesale agents for Ha-
Eziizn Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
PLANS ron eeACr.
Hopes for HleoStea Without II
course IL Arms

Hopes For Eleostea Without RE-
course To Arms
NEW YORK. March S,--A special
10 the Herald from Valparaiso. Chill.
SAYS
The Governor Of this Province has
invited the leaders of all political
parties TO meet al the palace, The
object OF the meeting is 10 devise
means Of insuring public peace dur
ing the elections without recourse to
arms, The party leaders were asked
10 refrain from exciting discussion.
The Argentina boundary commits
Sionsr. Senior Morono. will start N
once upon tour Of inspection OF the
different surveying parties engaged
in defining the line OF iemarkation.
IL is reported thar Senior Morono has
sent instructions 10 the engineer sta
toned az Atacarns 10 establish &
landmark without reference to dis
puteS as 10 position which have in
the past arisen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
TREATY FAVORS UNITED STATES
Members of Congress for
Free Silver.
New Guns Arrive for Mare Island
Navy Tard-Harrison's Son
MAY De Mayor.

OTTAWA. Dat, March 1.-The text
81 the Alaskan boundary treaty has
besn known only ~ hours, and al
reasiy there are rumbliRgs o. discon-
tent The treaty. SIS explained by OF
GERS OF the Dominion land survey,
makes an important concession OF ter
ritrry 10 the United States. The l4lst
meridian o. west longitude is. by
treaty. the line % dsmarkation between
British Sn6 Alaskan territory in the
far Northwest OF this continent.
According 70 the surveys made joint
Iy by the United States and Canadian
surveyors. under the charge OF General
Dufneld. CHIEF os the Coast Snd Geo
ietse Survey % the United States. ant
" + King. the Doniniol'S Sstron-
cnSr. the summit OF Mount s.. Elias
Is = ~ miles east OF the I4lst meridian
in Canadian territory In place OF
defining the boundary along the i4lSt
meridian the treaty provides that ths
line shall De run due north from the
summit u Mount St Elias for 20 miles
Uasil il there strikes the lt1Sr us-id.
ian IL Is eoatsnGeG here that in thi:
territory there may Be untold wealth
In Jhs past when boundary questions
have ariSsn between the United STATE:
and Canada the Dominion has general
" come cut second best. as. for in
stance. IN regard 70 the boundary II
Maine S1d in the northwest angle o
the Neck o. the Woods The only rea
son PIT forward for eo1ceiing th1
strip Of territory Is that the summit O
Mount ST. Elias IS an initial poiu
from which 70 run the boundary. woul,
BE- more readily recognizable than
TOW % mounds, pillars Or monuments
Parliament meets in three weeks
sad The grievance vii De fully yenSi
Izre6
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

Los Angeles tha present statute
would then authorize the improve.
ment at SAN Pedro 10 the amount %
SS9s,000. and the same statute un-
1rSltriSily directs the Secretary az
War, az his discretion. to cause sur
Neys and estimates 10 BE- made FOR
future Improvements at the same To-
cation.
The Improvement contemplated is
IA stone Areakwster beginning ahou;
I2ie3 feet nom the shore and extend
Tug straight line SOC feet; thence on
4 thre1-degrees curve about l.S00
feet; thence In straight line S.700
feet to the end. making y total length
~ brsakwater % $500 feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

WASHINGTON. Feb "a The
House today passed Z bill sdthoTi1ng
Cte acceptance q decorations from the
Hawaiian Government By eeEIaIn N
val OEeers These we're conferred bE
King kaIakzuz uPou Rear admiral
George Brow Capt George C. Reny
and Lent George s Dyer for service:
rendered q the occasion OF the King
visit 10 California. and by Queen Lii
zoksIzai oa Ensign George P Blow
Frank LaEiere- medical inspector. and
" Woods in recognition Of services
rendered the ztE King
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
WORKING pos rREE SILVER.
Address >Egned By SIlvesites /
CoczrSSs


Conzress-
WASHINGTON. Feb S-Ths Silver
Rsp4blie4z< IN the Senate and House
yesterday signed an address 70 The
people. which was made pubic today.
calling : meeting OF the provisional
National Committee Of the Silver Re
publican party 81 Chicago on June ).
1877. for the purpose OF calling i n2-
Cic14i convention OF al Silver Repub-
Ec21S and those who viii cooperate
with them IN political action until the
ETszt monetary issue is settled and
settled right
Elcl SL2ts GEd Territory Is asked 10
designate . member Of the provisional
N2-ion2l Committee to represent II in
All matters preliminary 70 calling the
national convention
Charles \ ToEle Of NInneso-a IS
named Chairman o. the committee until
= further organization Is eEsecsd
The address declares that the Re
publican rarty had abandoned the
principles On which IL was founded and
the Silver Republicans cannot follow
that party into the shameless abar-
dcuuenr OF American interests and
the tyranny Of an alien monetary sys-
Ten
Il s announced that The address Is
ESScs6 II Response 70 uUueTouS il
qlirieS requesting Information rs
gzrdisg the party poIicy- Il IS signed
by Senator's Teller. Dubois Cannon
PstrigTe#- Mantle and Jones. and Rep
ressntz1iTss TcEre. Hartman. Shat
roth SES Allen Of Utah
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

II Is, or should be. the highest aim
of every merchant 10 please his Gus
toners: and that the wide-awake drug
Arm Of Meyers 4 Eshleman, Sterling.
H.. is doing so. Is proven by the fol-
lowing. from Mr., Eshleman; In my
sixteen years experience in the drug
business have never seen or sold or
tried medicine that gave as good
satisfaction as Chamherlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy" Sold
by all Druggists and Dealers; Benson,
Smith & CO.. Wholesale Agents for
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
SPAIN DENIES REPORT.
Explains Noncompliance With DS
raand OF United States.

Explains Noncompliance With De
nand OF United States.
LONDON. March 1.-The Madrid
correspondent OF the Standard says
that. in order to make the SSnguiuly
concession less CALLING 10 the Spani-
ards, the Gazette, which announces
his pardon. announces AT the same
time the settlement Of some old
standing claims.
The Government denies that the
United States has made further per
emptory demand for inquiry into the
death OF DR.. Ruite Other demands
by the United States and other Gov
ernments have not been compiled
with. because sufficient grounds ex-
listed for sending the prisoners &c
trial
In the future foreign residents ae-
cHSSed OF assisting the home rule
movement would be summarily ex-
PEELED
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

HAVANA. Hzrgh z-Czp1zfn-Ga-
erI EsEIe1, EhQis ~ PLzeetzs. PruT-
nce q Santa Ora has tElegrzphed
u ADMIRAL NzFzrro, IN command OF
the naval forces asking him 10 sand
the Spanish cruiser Legzspi 10 Csi5s-
1sl the part Of Remedies. On the
u1-rtEu cDzsE Of Santa Cara
Fr0u PIzeetzS z railroad runs 10 Cal
hsris1- and II Z befizTed the Captain
General uterEz u reEru 10 Havana
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

WASHINGTON. March s.-The in
ternauonal monetary conference bin
is now law. President Cleveland
signing Il this afternoon,
The President has signed the hill
to allow the bottling OF spirits in
bond in which distillers are greatly
interested
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

WASHINGTON. March "A pro-
test against seating William Heitfeld
Of Idaho. signed by ~ members of the
Legislature OF that State. was laid be-
fore the Senate today by the Vice Pres
ident The principal ground for con-
test is the illegal unsesting OF two
members Of the Legislature,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
Rrlti.h Lust.o, thosen Arhl

British Just:c, chosen Arbitrator.
WASHINGTON. d, C., March a.
ambassador Bayard cahled Secretary
olney today announcing the election
OF the British Chief Justice. Hammer.
at Shanghai. as the arbitrator in the
Cheek case-the cause OF controversy
between the United States and Siam.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
800 oF &C.


Selects San Pedro
WASHINGTON March 1-The
beard aEEolurs,t IT The President
Ezs moths Gzo 70 n1iEs and de-
cSss Epoz TIE tcezrioa q Z deep EzR
hEhor EoE en@erCs II siEhE San
Pedro @ Santa M1Etcz today U6e
its report 70 the Secretary q Var
l. definitely locates me hzrhoF II San
Fesz-r Il an estimated cost OF s. Sol :
5ST- Rlezz-d P Morgan Of the C0u-
Msaon did EOE sign Ihe report, but
b. the =GrtizE q tts hE En6E
Ehc1 lkE hoard arts tn 6nng CT
1s EzlCri-T q IL ERbeE Z final
TEE report SAYS tzr both hCnors
are equally g7oG- yet FroTIslnc< had
z1raEE been UzfE far the eEEti-
tire Ct EE W Of E1aEF a. San
Befu and that vas ttE srI SsEer-
@- Il 6s eaoies did fail - Pert
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

University Must Pay Taxes on II
Property

OuIfrt-LLt 0LTl>L EHt IaAr- On II,
Property
SACRAMENTO. Cal. March 3.-The
bill 70 exempt Stanford University
from taxation net with signal defeat
II the Senata today SIrat1nR spoke
for the bill as measure Of justice 70
Z great educational Institution He
co1-suGst that the measure was eonstf-
tuti0asL wilmington BOyce and Voor-
he's ehzupioEed the bill declaring
that the purpose vas sOod one Ehieh
sh0uId receive the support Of Lhs 81
tire Senate Smith Simpson Dieki1-
sol and Shippse spoke against the bill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

reported to the Sultan that, twenty
two vessels are ready for service. The
military committees has reported 10 the
Sultan that 1000 troops has been al
ready mohilised or dispatched TO the
frontier, Orders will BE- given tonight
to raise the number 70 10000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
Dir paRkRrRsr III.
Well known New Yorker Has Ser,
votG> Collsn~e.

volt> Collsn~s.
NEW YORK. Feb. 2S-Nervous
collapse caused by oysrwOrk is the
PHYSICIANS diagnosis OF the case o.
Dr.. Charles H. Parkhurst, who has
been seriously i'll over week in his
home. There is slight change for
the better in the doctors condition
bur his mental Snd physical condi-
tons are acuJsly affected. and it vii
probably be long time before h
can return 70 his pulpit
The doctor Is very weak. said
Mrs ParAuurst. and is rsgaining his
strength very slowly Dr.. Bee6e has
encouraged me IN the belief that Dr.
Parkhurst viii ultimately recover and
Viii rot suffer any permanent injury
70 his health
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Cleanse your blood with Ayers
Sarsaparilla the most thoroughly
reliable Alternative ever compounded.
For scrofula, boils, ulcers. sores, car
buncleS pimples, blotches. and all
disorders originating in vitiated
blood, this medicine is specific.
Ayers SarsapariIla is equally bene-
fetal as remedy for catarrh. rheu-
matism, and rheumatic govt. As .
Tonic, it assists the process Of
digestion, stimulates the sluggish
liver, strengthens the nerves and
builds up the body when debilitated
by excessive fatigue or wasting
illness. Physicians everywhere con-
slider Ayers Sarsaparilla the best 1t
is skilSully-prepared combination
of the most powerful alternatives and
tones. No other blood-puriher gives
equal satisfaction or is so universally
in demand.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
war-hins tor Snain.

MADRID. Spain. March AT q
Cabinet meeting last night an extra
ordinary credit was agreed to for the
purpose Of fitting out additional war
ships
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

HAVANA. Cuba. March captain
General Weyler returned TO Havana to-
day. He denied that he has resigned.
and added that he has not even con-
ltemplated it
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
guns FOR MARE ISLAND YARD.
Arrival OF Firss Of New Navy
Rife


Rife
VALLEJO. March She first con
s5sz=srt o. the new Lee Nary rifles
&c reach this CozSL has lust been re-
eGEsd ~ the entrance department q
Jhs Ezvy yzrt- They sre intended for
Lke u,z-ins guzr5 O. Cks gu1boat Pc
GrL This rife, recently adopted l.
The choice Of ! naval board after ex-
hzEsz1FE tests ef uzny different no
6sls- buI there are many things about
II EEieh naval offers generally do
not approve
The eaEher L very uzI. beinz only
- a Al inch EtiIe TIE <-eeI-caSest
b1llss + is fnekss IoEz snd ths Tslo-
cry q me bullet : GT5r e10d per Sc
11d- The Em Eses SDokelsSs powder
and has 6eEzshzbIs magazine carry
ing Eve c2rrriGgss- Al point blank
rzzse The Sun L 30 powerful that the
bullet would penetrate an ordinary
B<ick val easily. and even tie side
plzEg C an wzruerat ship
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
TREATY With Peru.

NEW YORK. Feb. so.-The Herald's
correspondent in Lima, Peru, tele-
graphs that the Peruvian Government
will probably. send n special Minister
to the United States to arrange for 3
treaty OF commerce.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
DECLARED UScoSSrrrU rIoNAL
r=xss JuaSe P.s~se- Judgment Q;
Autt-TruSt Law

T=xss judge Psss@ee Judgment o.
Autt-TruSt I-sw-
DALLAS. Tex. Feb 73--IR the
United States District Court ysstsr-
day Judge Charles Swayne declared
the Texas antitrust Law Unconstitu-
tiouGL Il was under this law that
Rockefeller FIaSIer and other Stand
ard on u2gna-eS were indicted aI
Wseo- The indictments led 10 . de-
Eaud on Governor Flower for the
arrest OF the niIIionafres- The agent
Of the Standard on Company was ar
rested and convicted He appealed
to the court here for 3 writ OF habeas
corpus
The STATE viii take the case 10 the
Supreme Court The Judge declared
the law restricted the liberty of citi-
Zsls.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

CALCUTTA, Feb. sS.-Cholera has
broke. out among the people employed
at relief work among the natives in
the State OF Rewah. In two days loo
deaths occurred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

LONDON March "a dispatch 10
the Daily Mail from C1astznr1zopIe
SAYS thai the special COMMITTEES zp-
PoiErd " the PcrIs % inquire iutn
tie eoediEi.5a C the Turkish feet has
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16
Harrison for Mayor of Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2S.-The City Con-
vention of the Peoples Party, held
yesterday, nominated c. H. Harrison.
Jr,. son Of the late Mayor Harrison,
for Mayor. Fusion with the Democrats
is expected.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

Among the passengers from Kauai
on the w. G, Hall. Sunday were Paul
Neumann. \. G. NJ. Robertson. ]. Q,
Wood. Z. Hutchinson and ]. Z. Bush
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-03-16

beautiful music. Professor Bristol was
present and promised To send Denver
to pay a visit to the club,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-03
COMUNlCRDO

Los que susoriben vecinos de esta demar-
caci6n, verfan con sumo gusto queel actual Sc
cretario de esta Acadia Pedanea don Quintfn
Dramas continue desempenando dicho cargo,
por haberlo hecho durante tres amos cinco me-
ses ccmpleta satisfaction nuestra y del vecin-
dario, estando absolutamente convencidos de su
probidad, efcacia honradez, por 10 que Sc
ruega al senior alcalde, recto, probo justicie
de la ciudad de Utuado, le conserve su
puesto para satisfaction y tranquilidad de este
7ecindario.
Jayuya, JUNO 90 de 1se7.-Miguel Frau,
Nicolas Canals, Bartolom6 Defeudini, J. Anto-
MO Mattel, Andres Fratichelli, F. Giamarchi,
Jose Maria Capri, J. Dominica, Mateo Defeu-
dini, Juan J. Alonzo, Justo Renaud, J. Fio,
c. Rodriguez, Juan 7. Rivera, por Pedro Ra-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-03

pequea han sdo todas mis- penas comparaas algeria
que experimental Habla, habla, te 10 ruego...
Habfa levado Genoveva una butaca, brazo
rodeaba cinura al mismo tempo la contemplate
Gxtasis dvino Ella que lorar completamentc
tranqua Despues con6 entire oczo todo habfa
pasado prmero la de Ramundo
la boda impuea padre; de aque sacrico cua
penso vender mas nombe despues las de
marido tan largo tempo rechazadas horrible vida
habfa arrasrado hasta ell que supo aque
maternidad que nj sospechaba.
Oh! entonces hubera debido rte buscar para haber
huido unos puesto que estabas Pero esaa encade
mis- compromises
-1Y ese hombre acept6 aquela situac6n?
-Cre por momento que la acepaba por generosidad
10 cual lie estuve agadecda Pero dej6 era
madre para robarme mi ha obligarme fin capituar
NO pudo acabar pensamieno. Raimundo la interrum
pi6 dici6ndola
-iPobre santa mujer!
Despu6s Genoveva hab6 del drama de Castr6n de la
bondad de la Sermet de la deuda de
.-sComo castgar su hijo sin castigarla a ela?-se
Pero Genoveva mova la cabeza, diciendo:
-iSu hijo Hace mucho tempo que lie quere. No
mas que Blanca. Blanca, por pare adora;
he tenido nj tendr6 nunca ell valor de separaraW
-;No!-contest6 Raimundo.-iNo! No tenemos derecho
hacero Tendramo Ell derecho de Blanca que
nj mas obligation que la de haceras feices toda vida!
Raimundo olvdaba derechos para
de los demAs
Il Y que vamos hacer?-balbuci6 Genoveva.
Raimundo la al principle; despu6s
pregunt6:
-1Cual ha sdo la conducta que baron de Gambia ha
Observable con mi hja? s..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-03

~. De Vegaalta: eAquf no hay nj un
solo disidente. Todos formamos con orgullo
en- ell partido liberal. Todos votamos la candi-
datura simpatica de don Manuel Roman. Y, no
obstante aparece con los escrutnios ell Licencia.
do Ramos con catorce votos. SQuien Sc los di6?
Pues, sencilamente los incondicionales. Lo
mismo que en- otros pueblos del distrito.
Como Sc quet7an con QuINIENTos electo-es nues.
tros, todavfa les sobran para regular algunos a
los disidentes conseguir que aparezcan con
con unos cuantos votos. iAh, maquiavelos de
bodega! iQue polftica tan saba! iY tan es-
paIlola!,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-03
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No preocupase por nada. n:teSsa do":ss p%s&sn
ben la salud no temerle mucho nj al
padre de los cabecillas? Pues, parapetandoss
con ell est6mago: con anchoas en- salmuera, en-
barrilitos; perdices asadas en- escabeche, de
Noya; melocotones, uvas, cerezas, higos al
baricoques en- su jugo, de Reus; salchichon de
Lyon, Bologna y Vich; jaleas franeesas in
glesas; jamones York, lejftimos; hongos secos
a granel; quesos de la Mancha, dati!es de Tan
ger y vino Rioja Heredia, que es ell acab6se de
los vinos. iSdrtase, hombe, sdrtase! En- xEl
Colmado> de Cerecedo, Hermanosy Compaffa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-03

Voluntarios, ha salido para esta Capital desde
donde Sc dirijira la Peninsula. Numerosos
amigos de diversos matices polfticos le
acompai1aro2 hasta las Piedras. Ell seflor Mas
ferrer no regresar;a antes de un aho.
Hp aInuIa Un hormoso almacen con salida
w e'qus'a' Ia muralla calle de Tetuan
namero %, contiguo los seflores Bolivar
Arruza Companfa propio para'escrltorio. Pa
San Justo l2. Is
XXX Ha sfdo aprobado ell presupuesto Or
dinario de carceles de Vega-baja correspondent.
te al ailo econ6mico de 1919 ell adicional
de Guayama para 1896-97.