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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
DIAMOND DOTS.
Tomorrow is ladies day.

lO1HOTTOW 10
The sun is now causing trouble for
left field. Between now and August
the sun shines direct in the left field
ers eyes and many hits will be made
in that direction.
Billy Miles, who played in the Texas
league two seasons ago, and umpired
a game in San Antonio,is reported hav-
ing committed suicide in Houston.
Bailey made a beautiful catch of
Sparks hit in the fifth inning He al
so hit well.
The Kentucky Colonies beat the New
York Giants in the last inning yester-
day by a score of Z to 4. Up to that
time it was to for New York.
The Austin Senators open here to-
morrow for three games. Other games
are as follows: Galveston at Hous-
ton, Dallas at Fort Worth, Paris at
Denison.
Gus Land is in ST. Louis where he
umpired game on Decoration day be-
tween the Sporting News and the Globe
professionals.
| The Bronchos lead the league in
home runs, the record being: San An
tonic 81, Galveston Is, Dallas Is, Hous-
ton IA. Denison 13. Austin Il, Fort
Worth Z, Paris 4. George Xecfe leads
them all, having s, WeiCkart I; Bailey
and Turner 6 eaC..; O'ConnGr, Stanley
Blackburn, ROthermel, Kohnlc each
Myers and Chiles 4: knau, Herbert
Alexander, Cooley, Nance. SuiliyG..
Mullaney, Peppers :.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
AN OLD GAME,

A little boy complained yesterday of
the manner In which he paid for some
thing he didn't get. He said he gave
a half dollar to an intelligence Office
to procure for him a situation. He
was directed to place, but when he
consulted the applicant for help" he
was informed that he was not big and
strong enough for the place. The little
boy said that the intelligence office
kept his money and refused TO get him
job.
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HYMENIAL,

Yesterday evening at o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. Beeler, sol st.
Mary street, Mr.. w. P Mich
olson and Miss Matte f. WYATT
both Of Stockdale. Texas, were united
in marriage, the Rev. r. L. Selle. pas
tor Of Trinity NJ. Z. church performing
the ceremony which was very beauti-
full and impressive.
At O'Clock last night Rev. MN.
Smith, united in wedlock Mr.. Andrew
Drone and Miss Flora C. Wilson at
his residence. 1o1 Omaha street. The
AFFAIR was a quiet one, only being at
tended by few intimate friends. but
was beautiful and the happy young
couple were warmly congratulated.
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The collections in city pound fees
for May were 1880.
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HIT A CHINAMAN.

C. Visor colored, went into the Lone
Star chez house on West Commerce
street yesterday morning and ordered
a steak, and upon receiving it COM
planned that 1t was not cooked right
and cursed the Celestial waiter, and
threw a stool at him. An ice man,
in the place at the time, took the Chi
naman's part and ran the negro into
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PLEASANT LAWN PARTY.

4 very pleasant lawn party took
place at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Hofiing on Dallas street last
night. There was a large number Of
persons present and all enjoyed the
pleasant occasion immensely in dane
ing to the music of an excellent string
Band until an early hour this morning
when the merry party spersed.
Refreshments were abundant and
were served throughout the entire
evening.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03

Yesterdays game between San An
tonic ana Galveston was another pan
Drama Of pretty fielding, in which the
Bronchos outshined their opponents.
Happy Jack Huston stood on the slab,
defying the basehitting Bronchos. He
hesitated not, but put the ball over the
plate in his old familiar twist, which
made him famous many years ago.
Some of the Bronchos found him and
others not, and after the matinee was
over the Bronchos had measured Hus-
ton for nine hits, while three struck at
che ball thrice without touching a
stitch.
Sparks, not Electric Sparks, but
Frank Sparks, who is about as deceit
full as Huston on the slab, took care
of first base. He did very well until
Win Clark popped one in the air in
the LIST inning. Sparks stood on his
base and watched the little ball as it
dropped in front of him. Then Hus-
ton and Sparks had little confab, and
in the meantime Clark was off for sec
ond. Huston had the ball and threw
to Rothermel, who covered the bag,
and Clark was caught just as as he
reached his destination.
We were retired for the day. The
score was 5-4-we had the five-and the
Sand Crabs had their last chance.
George Keefe had been pitching good
ball, but this game wasn't over, and a
few little hits or an error or two, would
turn the score in order. Cusack was
first up in this inning and flew out to
Herbert in right field. Beecher took
first on balls and Sparks was next up.
He drove a hot one to Weber, which
the business manager delivered to
Knau at second, who sent it down to
Player Manager O'Connor on first,
completing another double play and
ending the game.
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soUTER IS ALL RIGHT.

Superintendent McGoldriok,oft he San
Antonio G2s company, writes the Light
that our reporter was mislnformed as
regard to the reported trouble about
the lights at the Washington theatre
Monday night. Mr.. MEG. says the
lights are burning all night, and that
Manager Souter meets the monthly
ss.ssmenls quite promptly Good.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
A Rad LITTLE BOY.

John Holland. boy about II years
of age, was before the recorder this
morning for striking a little girl nam
ed Asitha Walker about two years old
with a stone. The recorder entered a
five dollar fine against him and or
dered the captain to lock him up, say
ing he would probably reconsider and
let him out tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03

During the summer Of 1891 Mr.. Chas.
P. Johnson. a well known attorney of
Louisville, KY. had a very severe at
tack of summer complaint. Quite a
number of remedies were tried, but
failed to afford any relief. A friend
who knew what was needed procured
him bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. which
quickly cured him and he thinks saved
his life. He says that there has not
been a day since that time that he has
not had this remedy in his household.
He speaks Of 1t in the highest praise
and takes much pleasure in recommen-
ding 1t whenever an opportunity is Of
fered. For sale by all druggists.
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esIC nInE,s NOrICEl.

On May 18th 1897. was appointed
assignee for the Texas Millinery Co..
located at No. West Comerce street.
San Antonio, Texas.
All parties having claims against
the estate and wish to accept the as
slgnment are hereby notified to lille
their claims as the law directs.
5-29-3w WIN. BOONE, Assignee.
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the street, whereupon the son of Ham
made a stand and began bombarding
the ice man with stones. Officer Beck
was called and arrested Visor and this
morning the recorder fined him five
do. lars.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-03
Jack Huston and George Keefe Were the
Opposing Pitchers, But Keefe Was
Better Supported,
BASEBALL BAROMETER.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
At San Antonio-San Antonio 5, Gal
weston :.
At Austin-Houston II, Austin ..
At Paris-Paris 5, Fort Worth 3.
At Denison-Denison 5, Dallas /.
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window screens, corner Lamar and
Chestnut and 3Oe South Flores str eet.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1897-03-26
uarboro, "A. G.

Mrs. B. K. Lehman and sister, Miss Carrye Kron-
heimer, of Oxford, N. c., are visiting the Misses
Arnheim.
Mr.. W.. M. Arnheim is north on business.
Mr.. w. M. Morris and son, Abram, and Mr.. H.
Morris and son, Aaron, returned home last week
from the north where they were on business.
Miss Theresa Teiser is visiting her brother in
New York.
Mr.. Abram Heilbroner and family have moved to
New York city, where Mr.. Heilbroner will engage in
business. Our community regrets their departure and
wishes them success in their new home.
Monday night Mrs. A. Arnheim rendered her
guests, Mrs. Lehrman and Miss Kronheimer, of Ok
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ford, a full dress progressive whist party, after which
luncheon was served. The affair was a success, all
voting Mrs. Arnheim an admirable hostess.
Mrs. Lehman and Miss Kronheimer will leave for
Oxford, via Rocky Mount, on Thursday. They will
visit Mrs. Moses Oppenheimer of that town for a few
days, then homeward bent. These ladies have made
friends among us, and will be well remembered.
Services are regularly held in our temple, and are
well attended.
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Rtcbmono News.

Mrs. A. Rothschild, who has been sick for the past
two weeks, is improving.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Hutzler and Miss
Carrie Ulhman will take place some time during April.
The Misses Levy, of Asheville, N. c., who have
been visiting their grandmother, Mrs. H. Whitlock,
returned home on Monday.
A quarterly meeting of the Hebrew Sewing School
will be held in the assembly room of the Beth Ahaba
synagogue next Tuesday evening at 5: 80 O'Clock.
The clothing-store of Mr.. A. Greentree was dam
aged quite badly early yesterday morning by fire and
water. The building is owned by Mrs. /. M. Rosen-
baum.
Miss Ray Hessberg, of Danville, who spent the
winter in Richmond, returned home on Monday last.
Her aunt, Mrs. William Goodman, of this city ac-
companied her.
Last evening was the second Ladies' Night"
at the Club. There was quite a large attendance and
the committee in charge used every effort to make the
time pass pleasantly.
1t is stated by request of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
that the name of Mr.. Marx Gunst was inadvertently
omitted from the list of members in the recently pub
lshed report of the Hebrew Home for the Aged and
Infrm.
After a stay of three weeks at the Old Dominion
hospital, Mr.. Charles Straus was on Friday last
able to return to his home. He continues to improve
steadily. Mr.. Straus has presented the lady mana
gers of the institution with a check for 500.
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Roanoke, VA.

.%'E NVaiohS va. ##&
Mr.. Samuel Glass has returned from New York
where he has been visiting friends.
Mr.. Eli Sohn, of Radford, Va, was a visitor in
our city last week.
Mrs. H. Schwartzbach is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. May.
Miss Hannah Levine has returned from Baltimore.
Last Thursday night the beautiful drama of Es-
Their was given by our Sunday school to a crowded
house. A large number of people were turned away,
not being able to gain admission. Thirty-fve chill
dren took part in the performance. The costumes
were beautiful indeed, and the children who wore
them did credit to their parents and the Jews o Roa-
noke. The leading role, Esther, was taken by Rosa
Rosenberg. She was ably supported by Bonnie Leb-
recht as king. Both did their best in a manner that
reflected credit upon them. One of the most striking
personages in the cast of characters was Stella Bach
rach, who took the part of Zeresh, Haman's wife.
Her singing brought down the house, and she was
applauded again and again. This little miss is only
about II years old. lac Sachs, as Hannah, can be
spoken of with pride. Irene Bachrach, as Vashti,
acted her part in a most becoming manner, and de-
serves credit. May Bachrach, as Mordecais sister,
was also particularly good. Henry Ephraim, as
Mordecai, surprised the audience with his good acting.
Blache Silverstone, the little sister of the director, Mr..
M. Silverst one, is entitled to special mention for her
splendid delivery of the prologue. Lily and Birdie
Ephraim proved themselves worth of special mention,
as did also Joseph Strauss, the smallest and youngest
of the participants. Miss Bette Ephraim furnished
the music, and her playing was the subject OF much
favorable comment. Mr.. Lee Ephraim, as stage
manager; the teachers of the Sunday school, who
gave much valuable assistance; Mr.. M. Silverstone,
the direStor DR.. S. Simon and Mr.. S. Glass, the
usher-, and Mr.. S. Heyman, who handled the tickets,
did much towards making the affair the success that
it was.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-23

Otro acarici6 Ramoneau, que mostr6
dej6 querer
Un estgo Observable una ventana del
primer piso.
Era Fernando de Corbiere, que escuchaba
Escondda detras de cona trasparente alma
LENA de compassion aquellos desheredados ufra
humillacon mas tai que ellos mismos.
Pero al administrator madre 70 sc atreyfa
a ntervenir.
-ziCuantas 10 habfa hecho vano!
Ell administrator entro.
La condesa estaba sentada puptre
llevaba la exacud de caero frances
mensuae pedendo hora reccar
te centimos
iQde hay?-pregun6 voviendo hacia administrator
anguosa.
Siempre condenados Motar6n!-contest6 No
ecarmentan Acaban de inagant deo
apagar mua para colmo de audacia pden habar la
La cordesa qued6 pensativa Iba a rehusar
pero los delincuentes tenfan allf un ntercesor.
Este Fernando
-Escuchades, os 10 ruego madre mfa-dijo-y sed in
dulgente. 81 quereis, 20 acompanare.
La condesa vaci6.
Una mirada suplicante la decide.
-Esta bien-~dijo sequedad.
-iD6nde les recibira la senora?
En- la sala Ire sola.
Dos minutes despues Barasson grunendo perlo
quien lie qua hueso, llamaba los dos hermanos
gesto cenudo @.
Guilermo Juan Montar6n deiaron unol la escopeta
ell otro ell de conejos sguieron Barasson.
Fernanda apoyada baranda del bac6n dejaba
por granes oos enos de compas6n
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RICos YPOBREs

-iEs decir, que seres nfexible como hasta aquf?
Soy dueha de mi permitre usurpaciones nj de-
s6rdenes.
Eso fue dicho en- un tono que admitfa replica.
Guiermo sonr6 con amargura.
III pasado me habfa ensenado conoceros-do. Prevea
esta condensation; gusa oirla de abio
Aue campesno desarrapado transform6 de pronto
un hidalgo quen estimulaba ell orgullo de
IFS esa vuestra Ultima decisi6n?-pregunt6.
-Seguramente
Como queras; pero debo advertiros que ESQ
querer la guerra.
-iLa guerra?-rept6 asustada la condesa.
ST. la guerra y los vuestros. Vosotros
vuesos benes nosoto defeneemo los nuestros
iAdios, primal
Ell cazador furtvo expres6 tranquildad,
la condesa turbo.
1Qu6 bienes tenan que defender aqueos miserab1es?
Los hermanos fban sar del salon, cuando oyeron
la condesa les decfa:
Por esta estais perdonados; pero 10 suceevo
entendereis la justicia! Nada mas!
Saieron vestbuo egaron adonde habfan
deado efectos los cogeron empendieron la marcha
despues de haberse despeddo de los guardas.
Pero al dirfgr Ultima mrada al castillo Juan snt6
un gero estremecmiento roso de Guermo perdi6
momento su ferocidad. -
Fernando esperaba ansiedad final aquea
la cua hubera querdo assr Sonrefa les pobre diabos
extrema bondad les dirigo la afecuosa
despedida, q la cual ellos contesaron incinandose
-dNo serA ella de la misma que los otros?-dijo
Guiermo entire dientes.
Juan guard6 slencio.
lban ell lado Otro, mendlgos buscan
pan ell parque egaron la verja.
Cuando de ella, inernaron Ell bosque,
preocupados ymas moestados por lasdeas can
sancio
Todo aqueo acababan de habfa pertenecido
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Nav I'm f2Iiem2n que 10 consigue todo, 10
uul Wu lOllOIlIuM allana facilita-Ilenien-

Hay I'm tdsan aue asns 10 0fnsEes .?So 10
do especi0les para adquirir todo 10 que nos hace
fata, nos consideramos muy felices, casi 10
somos. Pues, bien; vamos q surtirnos de cerve
"a; vepgan las mejores marcas del mundo:
<Pabst de Milwaukee, <Bass de Liverpool,,
cerveZa negra para seHoras que crfan, recomen.
dada por todos los m6dicos que valen. - Para
po}cr trabaiar en- la ofcina con tranquilidad,
tome Ia mallana con ginebra inglesa <Gilbeys,
de caneca de barro de sCampana,, legitima.
--Almorzando, tenga el indispensable vino Rio
ia <lIeredia,, <Rioja Atao Rioja <Luz>.-
No sc divide del queso santanderino 9Reinosa',
<Gruy ere,, <Mah6n,, eNeucbatel, sCrema
Roquefort. Nunca vienen NAL unas magras de
jam6n <Yo York>. hasta@nos olvidamos de las
cesantfas que vendran, comiendc acetunas xRei-
na>, anchoas en- salmuera esparragos alema-
-Todo pueden consegur.o en- Gel Colma-
do,, de Cerecedo, llermanos Compa1fa.
E Hotel Esmeada sn f5assdsSya e1sysI1 hs c5%a sae
da muy ventilada casa sita en- la Gale N1leva
esquina frente la Estaci6n de Tel6grafos
muy cerca de la plaza principal. Su dueiIo ell
sei1or Fernandez es excelente caballero de
trato quito, agradable. En- establecimiento,
verdaderamente, Sc esta tan gusto como en-
casa propia; pues su caracter benevolo, franco
generoso, le han hecho acreedor 4 que sea
solitado por todos los viai iantes. Ha hecho en-
el grandes reformas, tiene un bano de ducha
construido ad-hoc que es sin disputa, ell mejor
deGuayama. 1876
Novedad eesae cs :s!s.oa de assss 5sGs'ss
| Tanger, que tanto GUSTAV nuestros smpaticos
consumidores; tambi6n Sc recibio .tonduns fran
ceses, EN- cajitas elegantes, propias para obse
quios; Jzutas glcceaezas, ,en cajitas de 1875 $50
gramos; orejones de melocot6n, rico postre re
mojado con vino eJerGz Inocente>, exclrsiva
marca nuestra; salchichones de Foie-gras, con
trufas de perigot, de polio, de liebre, de Bolog-
MIA, de Vich de Lyon.-Todo este para nues-
tros parroquianos. - eel Colmado,, de Cerece-
do 1Iermanos y Compaffa.
LUNA Hermanos, y Compa1la.GdssGine 5 : 9 i 10: i:
importadores en- Puerto-Rico del famoso vino
tinto blanco de mesa, marca A1egucioaao
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buen sabor
En- dicho establecimiento se acaba de recibi1
| tambi6n un extenso surtido de vinos de Jerez
Champafla superior, icores fnos, turrones
mazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, en- almfbar y
| aguardiente i toda clase de artfculos fnos del
| giro. Nadie presentara surtido mejor para
las Pascuas Afo Nuevo.
Geronimo ze eS5FERo& 60 assass DE De e9%1. esgeea:
tiene establecida su oicna Gale de la Fortaleza
| num- 10, de esta ciudad, P.
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Gran variedad de juguetes oorrientes y
mercancfas especiales; hay constante surtido en-
el Bazar de Novedades Joyerfa de Gonzalez
Padfn Hermanos, San Francisco 38.
nEI paricinncn' PELUQUERIA PER
II oiioi0''oo FUMERIA DE SERGIO
LECOMPTE. CRUZ 12. Surtido gene ra,
8 Importation directa de 10 mas selecto que
en- perfumeria Sc fabrica en- Fraacio, Legza.e-
IRA Italia. Especialidad en- enseres de Bor6e.
RIA q Pe>.fau,eerio Aagzeso. Limpieza servi
clio inmejorable. Sc admiten abonos
Qnumaf;nin2 - Farmacia del Doctor A. Pc
nou"u''v'"u' 'rez.-Marianao (Cuba-)
eW Maravilloso remedio contra el reuma
tismo agudo cr6nico; de venta en- la farmacia
de D. FIDEL GUILLERMETY. P.
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Soluci6n al anagrama de aver: Celestina Negr6a:
AvSo mis- aCreedores. eos de- al ssss ssss3sns s1a
dejo autorizado a don Angel Rodriguez Blan
co, con Julien Sc entenderan para el ar-eglo y
liquidation de todas mis- cuentas pendentes.
Al efecto dejo en- poder de dicho senor, segdn
tasaci6n, los siguientes bienes: de
MADEIRA, para tienda, en- 5000; fnca de
cinco cuerdas de terreno sembrada de arroz, en-
500; dos cuerdas de maiz, $50; un potro,
en- $40; una cuenta cargo del mismo seno1
Rodriguez, $62; otras cuentas montantes $40;
una vaca con dos crfas, en- $50, y algunos otros
valores mas que no mencionan. 10 hagc
publico para conocimiento de mis- acreedores.
Bayam6n, % de Julio de 1897.
81 Policaqpo Rodriguez q Rodriguez
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nenaron con una substantial nociva en- Ia comida
Sc encuentran muy graves. Sc cree que Ell
hecho ha sido casual.
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Qonnn DnnuI1r Este Establecimiento concede

Q0nH6 D0nIIT1F ESLC Observation-Disclosures CUNCcuc
OunVV uPuIua prestamos tres meses plazo
hasta la suma de quinentos pesos, con garantfa
de frmas de reconocida solvencia, cedulas hi
potecarias del Excmo. Ayuntamiento, Acciones
del Banco Espaiol y en- general toda clase de
valores facilmente realizables. Tambien Sc
presta con primera hipoteca de fncas de esta
Capital por cualquier cantidad hasta un a1lo
plazo, con facultad de prorrogar.-Horas de
oicinas de 8 de la noche los lunes mier-
coles de I 4 9 los sabados.
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Estos nuevos relojes u&osko4f peyJeccionados,'
son superiores a todos los demas de igual precio
y de una duraci6n ilimitada. Todas las pie
zas del "3111amd pater1te" 11terca2shables 10
que permite componer cualquler rotura en- menos
de IS mimmtos por menos de la mitad del precio
que Sc cobra por reloes de otras marcas Estos
verdaderos Cron6metros, Sc venden garantizados
por dos a1os Sc compondran por la mitad de su
>precio en- cualquier 6poca que Sc descompongan
despu6s de dicho plazo. Los tenemos de Orc, Pla=
ia y Nikel, pero con especialidad de 7acero que
vendemos solamente aDOCE PESOS, pre-
clio verdaderamente popular, teniendo en- cuent=
la calidod del l>e,oj
toda persona envie el mporte Bietes
selos de franqueo, e remtremos precioso Tinaud
Paene de teniendo ell derecho de devolverlo
de gustare
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la question de Mora, hemos ofdo al Sr. Groi.
zar que, por su parte, s5lo desea que conste
que la anica vez que como ministro de Estado
tuvo que ocuparse de dicho cr6dito, fu6 para
manifestar Mr.. Taylor su opinion contraria
al abono de la cantidad reclamada por los
Estados- Unidos. Ell exministro de EstadQ del
dltmo gabinete liberal anade, que esta seguro
que ell duque de Tetuan no negara este 81 sc lie
preguntara, porque, para que conociese este
hccho, le rog6 mandara traer la nota que alu-
de, que ella Sc diera lectura, como asf Sc
hizo, en- la conferencia que, a peticidn del ac
tual minstro de Estado, celebro con 81 y con ell
sefor Moret. En- ese estado dej6 el partido
liberal la question Mora"
s*x Parece que ell alcalde y ell municipio
de Mayagiiez acarician el proyecto de suprimir
en- aquella localidad los odiosos derechos de
consume. Solo prevaleceran los que pesan So
bre la harina, que producer unos 80 mil pesos
cTo
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Y Ar | { D A D T 5 .

Soluci6n al anagrama de aver: Cezestina Negrdn.
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0"'' - o1''''u'' mercio y AgeDte
comisionista. Justo, 8, bajos.-Capital.
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Luna Aermanos, y Compa1la.HissG2 5 ! i le

nornnimn 7nrhi CORRIDOR DE CONFER.
''o''''''o -o'"' CIO y Agente de negocfos,
tiene establecida su ofcina Gale de la Fortaleza
mum. 10, de esta ciudad, P.