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The silver lance., 1897-10-08
SPANISH MINISTRY RESIGNS.
Proba BILE That Senior saGasta, the Liberal
Leader. VIII Take the Helm.

Prob able That Senior sagassa, the Liberal
Leader. VIII Take the Helm
Madrid. Sept. 29.-The Spanish cabi-
net has resigned. The queen has ac-
eepted the cabinets resignation, but
has asked General AScarraga, the
prime minister. to remain in office un-
til a solution of the crisis is found.
Her majesty will summon the lead
ers of the various parties and the pres
idents of the chamber tomorrow. TO
consult as to the situation. Senior Sa-
gasta has been telegraphed for End it is
believed that the Liberal leader will
be asked to form a cabinet.
United States Minister WoodfOrd, the
Duke of Tetuan and the president of
the Senate. the Marquis Posa de La
marrezed. held a long conference to-
day and General Woodford presented
to General Ascarraga the members of
the United States legation. Owing 10
the cabinet crisis the Cuban pour par
lers have been postponed.
1t is said that Senor Saxasta is in ia
vor Of superseding Captain General
Weyler and of granting autonomy to
Cuba Immediately.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
Abduetors of Mrs. s.,n. Acquired.

Lection, Mo-, Sept. 2S-TAe pFsHnin-
ary examination Of Jim Hall, doe Nc
keehan and Wesley jackson, seeued
OF abdueting, outraging and rubbing
Mrs. Andrew St1lls, termiHated 70 tIay
in the acquittal Of all the defendants.
Their defense was denial Of the force
alleged against the women md much
evidence as to the character of both
Stills and his wife. The Jefferson town
ship farmers, who a week aeo wore de
termined to lynch the Defendants. were
not inclined to-day 10 eempaais Of tbe
decision Of tile court,
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

Because of the depredations of wheel
men, two very beautiful country places
along the Hudson have recently been
closed to bicyclists. Rare flowers had
been plucked, ferns dug up bodily,
boughs broken from the exotic trees,
peanut shells scattered over the lawns,
and the very owners of the grounds
warned by the insistent bell to stand
aside. No aristocracy can compare In
"effeteness" with such manners as
these. The arrogance of unbridled lib
erty is even ruder than the exclusive
ness Of wealth.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
MORE CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
Result of the Disregard of the 0usrnrssne
In New Orleans.

Result of the Disregard of the 0ssrsrssne
In New Orleans
New Orleans, La, Sept. 29.-To DAY
has been a record breaker In the mum
ber of new cases of yellow fever re-
ported. while the deaths equaled an
number those of any day since the yei-
low fever was first discovered IN the
city.
There are various reasons given ior
the spread of the disease, but the prin-
cipal ones are two-that the weather
turned warm again and owing to the
much wider field to cover, the Doard
Of health has had some difflcuity IN
getting every house as closely guarded
as was possible when the cases here
were few in number and the trained
officials Of the board were stationed
about the quarantined houses.
Imprisoned inmates Of houses have
been going over back fences and sneak
ing out of side doors in order not to De
confined, and the result has been that
germs have been scattered and rapidly
developed in these warm days.
The increased number of cases here
has caused no general alarm, because
the increase of deaths has not been in
proportion. The death rate is trifie
under IL per cent, whereas i've or six
days ago it was shown to be 10. The
conclusion, therefore, is natural that
there is no increase in the malignancy
of the disease. The authorities here
still believe that for some time longer
the new cases will occasionally exceed
the number on the books to-day, but
they are singularly one in the opinion
that the disease cannot attain the pro-
portions of an epidemic.
There were five deaths and twenty
four new cases reported to-day.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
President Lille of San Domingo has

President Lille Of San Domingo has
issued a decree forbidding the admit
tance of American and Mexican money
into San Domingo and prescribing its
use there. This decree, which is TO
take effect on October 10th. is aimed at
the commercial classes, who had been
preferring insistently American and
Mexican money to the San Domingo
coin, which is deprecated in value. A
San Domingo dollar is worth thirty to
thirty-five cents. About $4,000, 900 or
S5,OOO,OOO of Mexican money have
been employed annually in business
transactions in San Domingo.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
A Tslcrrnm From Rrxan.

Boston, Sept. 29.-George Fred Will
liams, Democratic nominee for govern
or. to-day received the following tele-
gram
Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 29.-Aeeept con
gratulations upon your nomiIation
Massachusetts, Democracy has done
nobly. The Chicago platform II being
vindcated by events. The fight for
financial independence win be won.
The trusts and government by injunc-
ton will fall with the gold standard
Your plank against retirement Of green
backs was timely. Strength to your
arms and success to your banner.
w. ]. BRYAN
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

Seekers after treasure going to Alas
ka have attracted so much attention
that the coming from Alaska to one of
the Middle States of a group Of persons
also searching for hid treasure may
have passed unnoticed. Six Indian girls
have left that far country to be edu
Gated at Carlisle for missionary SER
vice What computation could meas
ure the value of the probable acquisi-
tion of these girls and its use as COM
pared with the gold which few of the
many Klondike pilgrims will find?
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

There is still great activity in the
wheat market, incident to the large de-
mand for American wheat to make up
the shortage in other countries. The
market has been peculiar to farmers
market rather than a traders; that is,
it has been a market the advance in
which came at a time to benefit the
farmers. some of whose old wheat was
still on hand. while their new wheat
was just beginning to be harvested. The
scheming spectators got left this time.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
THE wooDFoRD NOTE TO SPAIN
simply Expresses Most Friendly Oner to
Help spain End the Cuban War.


Help spain End the Cuban War.
Chicago, Oct. IA Washington spe-
.ial to the Times Herald says: 1t il
now possible for the Times-Herald to
give, not the exact text of the famous
WoodfOrd note to Spain, but fair
statement of it's substance.
This now celebrated and much dis
cussed document simply expresses on
the part of the United States the hope
that the war will be brought to close
rs speedily as possible. but there is no
late fixed when the consummation is
to be reached, and that the interests
Df Spain no less than the interests OF
the United States, the interests OF hui
manity and the interests of the world
At large are reasons why the war
should be ended with the least possible
1elay.
And with that in view. acting as
friend of Spain, because of the great
stake which the United States has In
Cuba. financially and otherwise, be
cause of the annoyance to which the
United States has been put by main
ainfng a patrol over and preventing
he sailing OF filibustering expeditions,
and because civilization opposes war.
he United States tenders to Spain its
good offices to act as a friend between
he mother country and her rebellious
colony in the hope that she may he
ible. to effect a settlement and bring
he warfare to close.
This is all there is in the note. There
= not the faintest suggestion OF this
government forcing upon Spain her
rood Offices II she does not care to vol
lntarily accept them. nor is there an
ntimation that the war must be
brought to an end within a certain
time. or that Spain must answer this
note within n fixed time.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
The Nile Campaign.

Suakim, Sept. Ex-Governor Parsons
has started from Massowah to Cas-
sala. probably in connection with the
cession of that place by the Italians to
the British.
1t is reported that Osman Digna, the
famous general of the Mahdi, has gone
to Omdurman. the military camp of
the Dervishes. near Khartoum. De-
serters from Osman Digna's forces
have reached Sinkat and are joining
the Anglo Egyptian army
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

New York, Sept. ga morning pa
per has a London cablegram contain
ing the following from the Sheffield
Telegraph:
1--WE believe that the French, Indian
and United States mints will be re-
opened to the coinage of silver at the
ratio of 1515 to 1, and that it will be SO
announced in October, when the first
meeting of the British Cabinet will
take place after vacation, and when 1t
will probably also be announced that
Great Britain has agreed to the terms
suggested by the Washington govern
ment The arrangements will include
the Bank of England's holding one-ffth
Of it, reserve in silver"
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
State Road a Succ cfss.

Fort Collins. Colo, Sept. 2s.-The
new state road from Fort Collins to
Steamboat Springs is proving to be a
great success. The road between here
and North Park has been lined all sum-
mer with freight trains and tourist out
fits. Teams are also coming into Fort
Collins from Steamboat Springs to be
loaded up with supplies for the winter
and the season for laying in winter
stores has but just opened.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

The United States and Russia have
never yet had dispute On the con-
trary, the very warmest friendship has
always existed between them. During
the civil war a Russian feet prevented
q British feet from blowing up New
York. In 1898 the czar offered to loan
us 500. 900 900 in gold to replenish the
reserve. There is not much immigra-
tion from Russia. but as a rule the Rus
sian makes a good citizen of any coun-
try. Thousands of Americans live and
do business in Russia. From these
we learn that Russia is not the sort
of a despotism that some British writ
ers try to make out. The country il
well governed and wealth is equally
distributed. The common laborer 10
better off than his brother in America.
There are no prisons and very little
crime. The alleged horrors OF Siberia
that we read about in English papers
are not horrors at all. A man con-
victed of crime is sent to Siberia for
q term of years. He is put to work,
but ia not shackled. II he is married,
he may take his wife with him. He
receives fair remuneration for his SER
vices and at the end of his term OF
service rarely quits his exile. single
year in British prison is equivalent to
a life sentence to Siberia. We cannot
learn too much about Russia. Some
time ago there was talk of an alliance
between the United States and Eng
land. Our senate wisely refused to
ratify it. We do not think that a
similar proposition from Russia would
be rs speedily refused. Perhaps a
treaty will be concluded before the end
OF the century. In the meantime there
is q perfect understanding between
the two nations. Russia alone among
Europeans is friendly to the Monroe
doctrine. There is not the slightest
doubt but that in case of necessity she
would aid us to defend it.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

The thirty-sixth anniversary Of the
Battle of Wilson's Creek, one Of the
early and important engagements Of
the Civil War, was observed by a re-
union of veterans of both armies. The
Confederate survivors present far out
numbered the Union men. It was hard
ly necessary for the reporters to say
that the best of feeling prevailed at
the meeting. The men who fought gal
lantly q generation ago set an example
II 5udicious forgetting 1t is usually
from men who took no part in that
mighty struggle that We learn that the
Wax y net yet over.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

They had dynamite explosion
across the border from Buffalo the
other day. and Immediately the Buffalo
papers claimed a local earthquake.
That is the clearest case of stealing
thunder We ever heard of.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

A bicycle ordinance that can scorch
through the council and not be pune
tured in the courts is what the wheel
men are looking out for as the next
model
The silver lance., 1897-10-08
Ocean Gable Rates Reduced.

London, Sept. 29.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette this aiternoon says it has reason
to believe that the long threatened op-
position to the new cable project is
about to assume definite shape. and
that two new cables between France
and Massachusetts, will be working at
reduced rates within fortnight.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

Within the last two weeks notices of
intention to construct 5000 miles of
new railroads have been filed with the
territorial secretary of Arizona. There
were thirty-one separate filings, of al
most as many separate lines of new
railroads. Under new law these roads
If built will not have to pay taxes for
fifteen years.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

The damage done by the cyclone in
the province of Lecco, Italy, will
amount, according to the official esti-
mates. to over 25OOO,OOO lire. In the
district of Tarento alone the damage is
estimated at 1000 900 lire.
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

"A freight car famine" has a terrify-
ing sound. but it does not necessarily
mean that anybody goes hungry; quite
the contrary
The silver lance., 1897-10-08

The invasion of England by Amer
lean playwrights and players is in the
nature of poetical retribution. We have
somewhat like 10000 ready for export.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-04

| raxao,6, al resto de las provincias islas Bisa-
Tas on o,ro caso la confagracion hubiera sido
GENERAL funesta. En- otro orden de ideas mu
cbo ma. ;mportantes, pues la insurreccion esta
vencida en- principle es question de mas
menos tempo complete oxterminio, no hav
duda de que la veoindad del Jap6n, pals pobla
do por lamisma raza malaga que habta las FL
lipinas, que esta organizado q la europea, pa
rece llamado en- ell Extreme Oriente, despu6s de
su complete victoria sobre China, & ofrecer
grandfsima Influenza sobre los territories limf.
trofes, ha de tenerla y no favorable para noso-
tros en- aquel Archipelago, que Ell este sen.
tido debenos prep&rarnos para contingencies
futuras, pues solO~asf podremos a!eiarlas evi-
tarlas. Nuestras fuerzas nayales han de SER
como sempre allf, ell principal medic de de fen
sa, por esta razon, nuestra escuadra tiene que
estar la altura de 10 que de ella ha de esperar
Sc, contendiendo con la de aquel imperio que,
imitando a Ingaterra, ha comprendido que ser
dueno de la mar es dominar en- la TERRA, V que
enorgullecido por sus recientes hazafas, esti In
ttrado de un verdadero espfritu maritime. TO-
mentando su hota de guerra con nueyas cons
trucciones, hasta el punto de compartlr va con
las muchas naciones europeas de primer orden.
Para que nuestra escuadra pueda moverse
y operar con ventaia, precise Sc hace, aslms-
mo, crearle bases de operacioncs donde pueda
prOVlstarse Y carenarse dada la extension V
forma de aquel Archipelago, que puede consii.
derarse diyidido en- tres grupos princpales,
cuaes son Luz6n, Bisayas y Mindanao, pudie-
ran ser las dichas bases, 8 pUertos militares,
los de Subic, Cebd Isabella de Bacllan, debi-
damente fortiGcados preparados para pres
tar tan impOrtante cometldo
Justo es lamar la atenci6n sobre tan tras-
cendental extreme, puesto cue nuestro enten-
der hemos entrado Ell nueva Ease te hechos
distintos de los que hasta aqaf han constituido
la vida de nuestro dominic Ell Filipiuas, pues
solo una provision extrema que sostenga~ Jea2fo
poder en- Ia mar, podra asegurarnos en/el por-
verir Ell respeto Y consideration que merezcamoS
como domipadores EN- aquel Archipelago.
Fernando VMomu. Captain de Navfo.
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CircuIo d Amigos

Antenoche myo Iugs Ell ei 81 nPas.co or.
culO de 411aigOs acto ds 'oi'i5i ue Poses'oh ue
Ia nueva Junta pirectivaq"e La "e '"i'ciohar
durante ell presete ano.t
Nuestro amigo ell 'o0oi N0eii''-
ga, al hacerse cSgo de J. PIohUn-
cion un elocuent discurs. ooceilien'io Id aPro
baci6n do todos A ;nilcaclon suya pas0 al
Casino Espanol ina corllSion' para lhVlVar d
varios socios de9ste ceE io' 4ue eh Id a%otea
del parterre delmismo Pieseicianah I'll acIo
Vorifcado ono AZ ronrsso la comision acompa
naJa de los sef,as RI. var, Trigo Y Perez, y
4 ON llooada fne,n foI;o1ados y cumplimenta
dss en- debida fna.
ContestandeI sa7,o, Vocal don Angel Ri
vero M6ndez presidendsa ueSPues oe en-
viarle un cariiio saludo por eiecclon' pro
puso la celebracn de un BALD We oo"lianAa e'
dfa de los SantoReyes, idea 4ue lue acogiud
unanimemente. propuesta i ne 9oli I!allano y
Acosta fu6 acueo unanime al "iIu" "ee'a 81
leve cabo con- cooperaci6Fi We Id sooie,la"
La Metya1la de cual es Pfesldehte el senior
Rivero.
Tor,ninado onto , al palacio de San
ia Catalina una mission |nPueSIa ue los sc
fores Goenaga +r-9r i -
para ofrecer susspetos adhesion a nnesUro
ecloso Gobernas General invitare en- union
de su distinguld;m para el bale acordado.
5. l.. les reio como acostumbra, agrade
ciendo la deferea que Sc lie hacfa y coneluy6
prometiendo asi a la fiesta para Ia cua Sc lie
invitaba.
Anoche y Is media Sc reuni6 la
Metralla la diva del Cfrculo de Amigos
para tomar acues relatives d la celebration
de dicho baile.g
Durante ID na de possession de la directi-
va del C1rculo@ orquesta del maestro Du-
chesne TOGO align pleas; Sc sirvieron dulces
y licores, reinanel mayor orden animation
entire los concurres
Ell acto term dandose varios yivas Es-
paila, al general arfn, al Casino Espailol al
Cfrculo de Amig
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Real oraen nombrando a don Santos
Viscasilas Lopez para Ia plaza de te'egrahsta
secun}o, Official s. > de Administrator.
Idem trasIadando don Eduardo Aules
v Garriga la plaza de Teniente fiscal de la
Audencia de 10 criminal de Mayagiiez.
Idem itiem don Eduardo Rodeiro y Ga
res 4 la plaza dc Toniente fiscal de la AudIeocia
de 10 criminal lie Pinar del Rio.
:-Idcn1 considerando la Provincial Ag0s-
tiniana Matritense del Sagrado Corazon oe Je-
sis como dedicada a las misiones de Ultramar,
Y conced&ndoe, por tanto, los oerechos, eAen-
clones priviiegios otorgados por la ley las
denas corporaciones de igial indole.
-Tden disponiendo one Sc apraebe ell
acuer4o de la Iunta de Obras del Puerto de eS-
ia capital, relative La suspension de la gratl-
fcaci6n de mil pesos que tiene asignada ell IN
oenieyo iefe director de las obras de dicho puer-
to.
-Idem, itjem que Sc someta Il consulta de
la Infendencia general de Hacienda de esta is
la, V i la Secci6n de Fomento de este Goblerno
General, ell aouerGo dc la Junta de Obras del
Puerto de osta capit3r' ,9roPoesta de Ia Cana,
IA de Comcrcio, Y~rerca Gel Ia modification DEL
artlculo l3 del jefteglamento sobre conservation
porcfa de rs IS IHVeL ss de dieho puerto.
-OsNen del E~cmo. se1or Gobernadol
Gone. declarando que su4. Luis Rubert Ca
-,aI;t, veeino de Ponce, La solicitado, como apo
dorado de don Jose Galart Forgas, la conoc-
sion de 1874 Etros So centtltros de aqua, deri-
vados del rio fo%t"yt6s para ell riego de liz
hectareas ell Ia hacienda lutula320.
Real decreto sohre pl6fugos de marine
=Altas baias ocurridas en- ell censo elec.
para concejales y dipntados proVinciales
lbs dstritos do Arecibo.
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CUEsOH HOTARIAL

Un amigo yscriptor nuestro, de Adjun-
tas, nos escribe ee otras cosas 10 siguiente:
SDespues de creaci6n del Juzgado de
prlmera lnstancla Utuado, al cual Sc han
agregado los puebde Lares, CiaIes, V Ad-
juntas; ;pueden eser legalmente la f6 publ
ca, ell notarlo de SSebastian EN- Lares, ell de
Manatf en- Clales de Adjuntas en- Guaya-
nilla Penuelas?..
Preguntamos 4, porque San Sebastian,
Manau Adjuntasn pueblos que correspon,
den hoy distinto ,rito judicial que sus re,
Iefloos agregaoos, demarcaciQn notarial,
Lares, olales' Guaylla Y Penuelas.
El artfculo 3. la Len del Notayiae72,
en- uno de sus lncisoi ice: 'sCada partfdo ju-
dicial constituye Crito notarial:> Y. aparte
de otras dlsPoslclontenemos ell artfculo 26
del Re9<a"ae'eto orsico del Notaaiado, que
taxatlVamente dice: os notarios carecen de
re puollca fuera ldIistrito notarial que
correspondence e. bio punto de su resi-
& dencla.1 De oonee deiuce que los nota-
T!os son ihcomPetenfpara actuar fuera de su
"isIllto hotarlai. pc este punto vease, ade-
mas, 10 que preceptu; artfculo 1928 del C6di-
go Civil VICENTE.
Ell visCa oe es1atcongruenciasy Y con ell
III ue e'ltar perJulcl0 los contratantes, We
ramos con gasto quee la Sala de Gobierno
oe Id hNefna' Audlen Territorial de esta is
4a' uesceholera una dosici6n aclaratoria del
particular, que disipa las dudas temores
1ue en- ell pdblico sc ben
y Igual aclaratoria 1vendrfa tambien que
Iplolera' Por los lnlbs motives, respecto q
M g's'fos oe Ia prodad.> ()
nos ~ ~ Ial yez estos equivocados; pero
10 que las dncque en- este asunto Sc
80 IN, en- ennuestkentir, de una confusion
80 Us :mnos dtstaaotariM dem0rca-
toos: - ,su;t suponns tienen muy distin-
do 10 ell el teff fsmo forense. a..
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N O TICIAS

-. Sigue siendo la comidilla del dfa ell
audaz robo de la GAIA fuerte del Arsenal. Has
ia "a bora que escribimos sabemos que haya
podido averiguarse NADIA. Hay detenidos en-
ell dcho Arsenal en- los vapores slsabel liz y
ePonce de Leon,o al rededor de 40 SO perso
mas por sospecha. Y Sc eontindan sin levan-
tar mano las gestiones descubrimiento de
los ladrones.
~ Ez Figaro de la Habana, que cada
dfa merece, con razon, el favor de sus leetores,
pubica en- su edici6n del 20 de Diciembre pa
sado, un buen retrato de nuestro compatriota y
aigo ell comisario de guerra Bon Julio
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La Bella KOSlId % Tetuan, HG San j juan usSf'nr Pto
Rico. Dep6sfto general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez En- este estabecimiento
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitoas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mel ores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos.
Representante. ALBERTO PEDRElRA. P
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Exfractn DE UNA CARTA DEL sr. DR..
'saNNOlV ANSEI MO SEOIIEIRA Asistfa

Tsn. 70 an enfermo bastante vigoroso afectado de
nepat'tls' que por un examen atento concePtqe
iocalizada en- eli 6rgano secretor de la bills. lie
2dminlstre al principle maxa cada cuatro
has un driastico de pildoras antibiliosas unas
'eces otras un purgante. Permaneciendo
sstacionaro ell NAL, hice que tomara por las
1oches de cinco a siete pidoras del DIR. Ros,
q meJorfa comenz6 en- breve aparecer. Que
'lendo comprobar a que era debida, hice s''s
pender Ell nso de estas pldoras suriia ej
nal sin tardanza. Restablecf en- su vlrtud
Ichas plidoras ell enferno ia sanado por com
oeto y es de rigurosa l6gica y justicia atrlbulr
,sta curaci6n las Piidoras de Vida del DR..
doss.-Masaya, Diciembre 10 de 1895 Dr.
ANSElMO SEQUEIl>A. = Ex-ntcrno de
Hospital General de Guatemala. M6lico fo-
tense del DIstrto de Masaya, Miembro Co.
tresponsai lie la Sociedad de Cltnica de Pract'
;os de Francia ETC.
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c0ueul T0Rl0 MED1Co -QUIRURGICo-

0UEsV~@ Cruz, 7, pTInclpaI IaDIIguO
Hotel Boneta) ).-Enfermedades de la piel, GENE
p6as sif1jticos, de 4 a tarde por ell DR..
BLANES. S.-Enfermedades del est0na0go, h{go-
do e i,atesti1aos, de 8 a de la tarde por ell DR..
QUEIPO.-Enfermeda de la g0Tgo1atG, aa0-
riS oidos, de a de la tarde por ell Or.
BAIXAULI.-Gratisal a los pobres.
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TeOdOrO AgulIar Mora PERlaR1 FE9FasoE = sA sA.

CHILLER EN- ARTES. Participa los pa
dres de familia que habiendo obtenido por opo
sici6n la Escuela del primer Distrito de esta
Capital, Sc encuentra establecido en- la calle de
La Cruz nulnero 6 en- donde ofrece servioios
tanto en- la primera como en- la segunda ense-
ilanZG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-04
Emnrasa DE COCHEs de Becerra.-

Lh'P'0Sa Unica que viaja entire II Capt.
tai Ponce vice-versa ''sin zanzibar de ca
rruajes nj cocheros. ."-Agentes en- la Capital,
sefiores P. Noell Companfa, frente ella
Mallorquina." En- Ponce, don Luis Casals,
P@aza de las Delicias Precios conveneiona-
les p,