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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-07
Bien al pdblico.

Desde ell .dia l9 del mes en- curse empeza-
RI hacer viajes entire esta capital y Ponce una
lfnea trisemanal dc coches, que saldrA haya
no pasaseros los dias fjados, las de Ia maiIa-
ma, en- esta forma:
DE LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes
viernes 4 las de Ia mailana.
De Ponce, martes, jueves sabado s. la
nisma lor=.
PRECIOs POR As1ENTo:-De la Ga
pital q Caguas, $2.5o.-De Caguas Cayey,
$2.-De Cayey & Aibonito, SO. De Aibonito
4 Coamo, 50. De Coamo i Ponce, $2.50.-Via-
je de la Capital q Ponce $1l. Sc puede regre.
sar con ell mismo itinerario por iguales precios.
AGENCIAs: Capital, Don Santos Filippi
Ponce, en- Los R'ecios FEios.-En los demas
pueblos deben entenderse los senores pasaieros
con los conductores de los coches.
NOTA.-Ca pasaiero solo podra lleyar
- kilos de equipaje. La empresa aeta coches
direetos precios convenconales.
45-24 BECERRA Y SANTORI
Al n1hIico vod0 81 que iDterese asientos en-
- el coche-correo de Camuy
Aguadilla, asi como coches particulares garan.
tizando ell enlace con ell tren, salvo incidentes
de fuerza mayor, pfdalos q D. Jose de JESUS en-
Camuy, dirijiendo, te!egrama directamente es
te ST., evitando asf trastornos direction telegra
flea. sJeshs> Camuy.-Agente en- la capital,
don Jose Casuela Geigel, San Francisco 49,
3O--l2
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PARTIDO LIBERAL
COMITE LOCAL

Secyetoa5 III. -- En la necesidad este Comlte
dc prcccder Ia rectifcacon del censo electo'
raj, asf para Dputados Cortes como para D1'
putados provinciales Concejales, invitan to-
dos los iberales que sc consideren con dereoho
fgurar Ell ell mismo, que faciiten ouantos
datoe sean precise al objeto de obtener su In
clusion.
El Comite, que cuenta con personal id6neo,
Sc bara cargo gratuitamente de esa gestion, pu
diendo concurrir los interesados & estas ofci'
nas, cae de la eFortalezas ndmero 10 4 todas
las horas de los dias laborables.
San Juan, Agosto de ls97.-El secreta'
rio. .- francisco H. Mayruach. 15-3
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Entradas para ell Ve|6dromo

Estaran de venta hasta mahana a
medic dia, EN- ell Ateneo, a cargo de u.
Aniceto Ruiz. Y por la tarde Sc ven
deran en- la puerla del Vel6dromo en-
Santllrce.
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l-Exists poder creador en- ell hombre y &
csc poaer creador del espfritu Sc le denomina
ye1aio. Sc manifesto en- todas las eeferas de la
vida, en- todas elias supone una activa no.
table grande fuerza, idea nueva poderosa
iniciativa. APPLICABLE el genio al arte literario,
sjgnifca el grado maximo de fuerza creadors,
el poder inventive especial de las formas sensi-
blcp, de las ideales de 10 bello. Son elemen-
tos constitutions del genio la alteza de la raz6n,
la intensa profundidad del entendimiento, la
penetraci6ny y delcadeza del sentimiento, la fe-
cundidad In riqueza de la imagination.
Eel hombro una vcz descubre la belleza por
instintc Ia adora; pero no siempre sc contrae
la admiracion de los encantos esteticos, satisfe-
cho como se halla de Eli actitud para sentirlos y
apreciaroa. Cuando ell sentimiento de 10 bello
q moci6n estatica penetra en- nuestra mente,
crea un mundo nuevo, la inspiration lega su
grado maximo. Entonces ell hombre poseedor
de la facultad creadora adquiefe maravillosae y
penetrantes intuiciones que le abren mundos
ignorados de beleza para los que no poseen la
facultad llamada geaio; adiyina 10 bello, revis-
tiGndolo de sorprendentes imperecederas for
mas; imprme sus producoiones indeleble Sc
llo de originalidad; crea las obras inmortales,
los grandes moaelos por todos imitados.
2--La palabra ge,aio Sc toma generalmente
en- tres acepciones que son la reigiosa, la lite
raria la comdn. Cuando los dioses del OHM
po constituyeron la religion, ell dogma la
creencia en- Grecia y en- Roma, adoraban los pa
ganos & ciertas divinidades de orden inferior y
mensaj jeras de los doses, cuyo oicio 6 cargo
era ell ser tutelar cada divinidad del mortal que
Sc lie designaba. Por ESQ presidfa nacimien-
to, le acompafiaba en- ell curse de vida.
La superstition pagana tribute adoracidn
y culto los genios les dedic6 altares.
En- la acepcidn comdn es el gento una paa'
bra sin6pima del vocablo caracter. Por ESQ Sc
dice genio dulce por caractor dulce, etc. El
genio en- la acepcion literaria es <la fuerza crea
dora en- as letras, las ciencias y las artes>. Pc
70 la fuerza potenoia creadora So manifesto
en- diversidad de formas en- mhltiples actos y
en- varias ocasiones. Unas veces descuella por
la amplitud profundidad de los oonocimien.
tos; otras por la energfa rapidez de la volun-
tad; en- ciertos casos por la fecundidad la
viveza de la imagination. Al primor grupo
pertenecen los sabios cuya aotivldad Intellectual
ca la invenci6n, ell descubrimiento; al seguado
los heroes cuya mission es el obrsr, lisgapdo
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Repertoire Hsorco DE DE a5p rTaEToe{S2 gazeteee Gs
Toste Segundo cuaderno sumario Ad-
vertencia. a.-Opini6n de la prensa sobre ell Re
pertorio hist6rico.-Carta de Brau desde Sew.
lla.-Carta de Coll Toste.-La patria de
Ponce de Leon, por E. awmann.-Antigue-
dad de Coamo. description de la
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x QUEBRADURAS)-

Sc sncuentra en- esta Capital ell representaute
de la importante oasa WIVES, DE BARCELO
N que vene para propagar los grandes inven.
tos del celebre ortopedista senor Wives, para
la curoci6n radical de las hermios (QUEBRA.
DURAs), por cr6nicas rebeldes que sean.
va, descuella ell tan oelebrado braguero 6pti-
mo hernial Wives, con real privilegio, pre-
miado por academies cientf6cas recetado por
los medicos mas eminentes del mundo. El
seereto de La superioridad cientffca positiva
de la curaci6n de las hernias no es otro que ell
braguero optmo hernial Wives, que esta cons.
truido de materiales qufmicos que tonifcan
vigorizan las parties elajadas de los tejidos
que form$n Ia hernia
hasta ell IA del oorriente, hospedandose en- 81
Hotel luglaterra departamento ndmero 9s, de
l2 ysde 6.
NOTA.-La acred4tada casa Wives, de
barcelona que tengo ell honor de representa-,
euenta con hucursales en- Paris, Londres Nue.
va York; para Ia exploitation de tan titles
importantes eapecialidades, siendo constante
! mente elogiadas recetadas por toda Ia facnl
tad m6dioa de diehas eaptales. 1915
palmitac do cnon En- la olleria, del
de San Frapcisco, al lado de la OohEEroNDEN-
CHA, Sc yenden d los siyuientes "recios:
Detaladas, i 25 centayos una
oneeensa, Gina aaSsa"' -
N ciento, So.
JUAN MIRANDA.
Ia RaIIa Roejf2 '.fz TAF0z 4 mum: g, eaquina
Ia De''o noS'sd 5 Tetuan, San Juan Pto-
Rico. Dep6sfto general sucursal de la gran
| manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
] Per ,. Carlos Lopez I'm este establecimiento
hay s,empre un suttido oanetante de t2das las
vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las mejores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. solicttense oatalogos.
Rpp7caentante ALBERTO PEDREIRHsA. P
Gran Hotel J Restaurant Ing|atorra t1so as,
| esq4qiin2s 5 Cruz. Hospedaje co1nidas, dcs-
dc Dos pesos SD @asl=ats. 4. Agudo.-pro
| pietario. i.
vFMTk de una quinta en- Hato ,Rey, pr6xima
'-"'" al pueblo Rfo.piedras, casa cochera,
varios arboles frutales palmas, con bastante
frente la carretera, mas otra casa propja para
establecimiento en- ell barrio anallana, pro-
xima 4 Rfo"piedrag, CON gu corresp pondiente
SOLAR Informara en- Rio piedrag, don Ramon
| Sierra, comerciante. l5-0
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con las manos 81 animal, que niece en- todas
direcciones. Naturalmente que e cangrejo se
defende con sus enormes bocas hay que ser
muy listo para quitare la moneda. En- tardes
pasadas nos decfa un andaluz cuando presen-
ciabamos ell juego: <Ahf tiene usted los fu,
sionistas, los destinos pdblicos y los ncondioio'
males. La moneda representa- los destinos, los
que tratan de cogerla los fusionistas y el
oangrejo 4 los incondicionales.,
..0ioI| Aviso al pdblico, en- particular
lIOJO'' mi clientela, que por circuntancias
de no poder atender personalmente ell taller de
construir reparar toda clase de carruajes,
que tenia establecido en- Puerta de TERRA,
hube de venderlo. Pero no obstante, 81 alguien
desea utilizar domicilio fuera de 81, mis-
Puerta de TERRA, en- la Marina, calle nueva
l5-4 Jose Pillar Miranda.
~. Sc encuentra mejor de la enfermedad
que en- estos dfas le ha hecho guardian CANA,
nu estro distingnido amigo ell seflor don Jose
Hernandez, ayudante de Qbras pablicas. Que
pronto se restablezca totalmente, son nuestros
deseos.
| ~. Como altimaa noticias de Cuba, circu-
Ian las siguientes: En- ell potrero Infesto, de
| las Villas, fuerzas de Zaragoza batieron una
partida insnrrecta, causandole muertos, en-
| tire elos ell cabeeilla Boivo: Fuerzas de los
canoneros vapores s.Antonio Lopez" y ''Cris-
tina, cue desembarcaron en- la costa de Matan-
zas, entire Guanabo, Bello, Bacuranes Coli
mar atacaron vsrios grupos insurgentes acam'
pados en- ell monte, haciendoles muchas baj y
prisioneros quemandoes luego ell campamen'
to. Anteayep ae preaentaron IS rebeldes.
~ Nuestro agente en- Caguas Sc queja
de 10 morosos que son algupos ahonados en- el
pago. ST esos buenos sehores no eamblan dc
proceder nos veremos precisados pedir sus
| nombres, para publicarlos en- ell lugar que les
corresponds.
la Esperanza' ohEA bEs EN- e. AREd1Ro. Ea fSrA
Comodidad, trrato esmerado J buen seryicio
encontraran las personas que vayan dlcRe
establecimiento.-Prec Un dfa de hospe-
dale completo, $l-5O.-Un cubierto colo
$l.-Una oa,aay o'5Q.-Propietarios, J~aqus'
III. Gambia. lQ-7
~ De la Cidra: ella fallecido la nifis
Maria, hiia de los esposos don Francisco Can
delas doHa Carmen Aponte; concurrence
numerosa; despidi6 ell dnelo nuestro amigo dol
Praxedes Santiago: sus frases, como siempre
muy elocuentes.>
~ Sc encuentra va completamente resta
blecida de 10 enfermedad que sufriera hac'
pocos dias, en- la Marina, la estimable yir-
tuosa senorita dofa Relen Silva y Valdlvla
Nos alegramos de veras
quo en- las pr6xmas elecciones para presidents
de la Repdbica, triunfara la candidatura de
general Rojas Paul.
~ Nuestro estimado amigo ell senior dol
Ricardo Alfonso, captain de Voluntarios, b;
eido propuesto pafs la cruz de Isabel la Cato
lioa.
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Curse de Literature
EXPLlCADO POR D. MANUEL MONFORT
e7, Ell Colegio Nocio,ao1 de San Vicente
del Guayos de Guoyoqa@l
(RepadAca del Ecuador
(CONTINUACION).
IECCI0N "

LECCION v.
Concepto del genio--Diversas acepciones del
mismo One entendemos por genio en- Lii
teratura-En que Sc diferencia del ingenio
--Caracteres del genio-Medios para des-
arrollarse-Concepto del gusto-Defnici6n
del mismo-Cua ualidades que acompaflan el
buen gus,o-En que consiste la ezezicadezo
y la correction -Permanencia del gusto.
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Gran Hotel J Restaurant lngIatorra IT,: =

ezqq4in2 Cruz. Hospedaje con co1nidas, dos
do Dos pesos SD @asl=ats. 4. Agudo.--pre
pietario. D.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
GEN. BLISS PROMOTION.
AN INDUSTRIOUS MILITARY CAR
REER JUSTLY AWARDED.
He Will Probably Retire Now, Allowing
Gen. Brooke To Receive His Delayed
Promotion Army News.

The promotion yesterday of General
Bliss to be major general by President
Mckinley is only a deserved reward
for the long and successful military
career of that brave and patriotic SOL
der. The first news of his promotion
was received through the Light yes
terday in this city and it met with
general and hearty approval as it will
also throughout the country. Presi-
dent Mckinley did a wise thing in the
promotion of these old soldiers, such
as Gems. Wheaton, Forsythe and Bliss
to the highest rank in the army before
retiring them, thus heaping upon them
all the honors possible to be given by
the country in appreciation for their
noble records in the service of their
country. By seniority of command
Gen. Brooke was entitled to the APP
pointment before Gen. Wheaton, but
President Mckinley realizing that Gen.
Brooke would not retire for about two
years, meanwhile all of the three re-
Gently promoted generals would have
reached the age of retirement and have
left the army with only the rank of
brigadier general, promoted the Junior
officers, thus giving them a just re-
ward for their services and in so doing
has not sighted Gen. Brooke in the
least, as he will now receive his some
what delayed appointment as soon as
Gen. Bliss retiTes, which will not be
very long should he wait until old age
I,,& - ,nf h
able that he. will do this, as he will
likely follow the example Of his prede-
cessors and retire of his own accord
in few days, thus delaying Gen.
Brooke's promotion no longer than
necessary. These retirements will
cause promotions all along the line,
causing four colonies to be made brig
adler generals, four lieutenant colonies
to become colonies, four majors to be-
come lieutenant colonies, four captains
to become majors ETC., finally leaV-
ing the way open at the bottom for
some of the graduating West Point
cadets this summer to take their places
| in line as second lieutenants. In the
new list of appointments Col. Wade,
| of the Fifth cavalry, and the present
commander of Post Sam Houston, be-
ing a senior colonel in rank will likely
receive brigadierg eneralship, and as
a brigadier general commands the de-
partment of Texas, as well as all the
| other departments, he will in all prob
ability receive his appointment as
commander of this department, to sue
coed Gen. Bliss, therefore remaining
at this post, which will be a source of
| general satisfaction to his large host
of warm friends in this city. Gen.
Bliss will have to leave this post short
ly, because if he takes command of the
army as major general he must go to
Washington, while If he retires he will
of course leave for his future home
wherever he may select. 1t is prob
able that he will select San Antonio as
his winter home.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
, BRIEF MENTION.

Sergeant Galen B. Wiseman of troop
B, Fifth cavalry, arrived at the post
yesterday from Fort McIntosch with
a general prisoner.
Yesterday afternoons rain caused the
soldiers to shed their duck trousers
and resume their old reliable ones of
the blue cloth. The cavalrymen We're
at the stables in all white duck suits
when the rain came up and had to wade
in the mud to their quarters.
The board of officers called to meet
to arrange a canvass manuel drill
convened yesterday morning. A COM
pany was ordered to appear in full
marching order before the board this
morning to go through the operation
of tent pitching for the benefit of the
board
The general courtmartial engaged in
trying the two Fort Brown deserters
is still in session over the adjutant's
office.
The infantry went out for field prac-
tice yesterday. Field drill takes place
every Monday and Thursday morning
at o'clock.
The band leaves tonight for Waco,
where it will play at the pig carnival
there. Owing to this fact the dress
parade of the infantry scheduled for
I p. m, and the cavalry dress parade
for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning will
probably not take place.
The members of the signal corps are
| practicing daily near the artillery sheC
on New Braunfels avenue.
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TRUTH WILL WIN.
1111S-25

We have always made it a rule to
be TRUTHFUL in our claims, when
advertising in Papers, Programs, etc.
We have never claimed that we sell
more high grade pianos than any other
dealer in the UNITED STATES, but
we claim, without fear of contradic-
ton, that we handle and sell the
WORLDS best production in Pianos,
and have held the agencies of such
we'll known makes at Steinway, Web
er, Chickering, Knabe and Emerson
Pianos, for upwards of 81 years.
We also claimed and still CLAIM,
that we sell more Pianos and Organs
than all other dealers. in Texas COM
biney. WHY? Because our assort-
ment and stock is the largest; our pri-
ces the lowest; our payment system
the best
We have never been guilty of asking
$S5OOO for a Piano and selling it at
$4,000. We always make it a rule to
ask 6ne price only, and sell at living
margin of profit. Why? Because we
have a reputation touphold, and as we
contemplate STAYING here, we pro-
pose to continue to advertise TRUTHS
only.
A child can buy a piano from us as
we'll as the shrewdest business man.
We give full value for the money
paid and as we warrant everything
we sell, we claim we are the people to
place your orders with for Pianos, Or
gans and everything in the music line,
THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.
5-l6tf San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
RAILROAD NOTES.

Charles R. Golden, of the Rock Is
land, is in town.
w. A. Tuley, of the Frisco, was in
town yesterday.
T. G. George, agent of the Southern
Pacific at Eagle Pass, is in the city.
Engineer Bob Nicholson, of the
Southern Pacific, is riding a fine new
bike.
The United States band leaves to-
night for Waco to participate in the
May Day carnival
Travelling Freight Agent A. Da Co.'S
ia, of the Southern Pacific, came in
from Cuero last night.
General Freight and Passenger Ag-
ent E. ]. Martin, of the Aransas Pass,
has returned from st. Louis.
Mr.. B. F. Yoakum, vice president
and general mangaerN of the Frisco
Line, came in this morning in his pri-
vate car.
Operator Jack Clegg, who has been
in the city the past week, working a
trick in the Sunset dispatcher's office
returns to Glidden today. While here
he met many old friends.
Some of the railroad people complain
that the Light sights their roads. II
is not the Lights. fault. If they ne.
glect to give the reporter information
the Light can't print the news.
President E. H. r. Green, of the
Texas Midland, arrived over the Inter
national yesterday in his private car
and left over the Arkansas Pass in tn,
afternoon for Rockport to fish for tar
pom and look at the jetties.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
PYTHIAN NEWS.
To Watch the Grave Robbers-Ar-
rangements for Grand
Excursion.

Excursion.
Elk No. 50 and Lotus No. SO, Knights
of Pythias lodges, assisted by Excel
sior No. 14S, and Triumph No. sc all
Of this city, have let the contract for
a neat dwelling to be erected in the K.
of P cemetery for the use of the grave
tender and his family.
The dissertation of graves, the steal
ing of tools and water from these sa-
cred grounds, made the building of a
cottage for a keeper of the grave yard
necessity.
The committees appointed by Elk,
Lotus and Excelsior lodges to arrange
for an excursion to Corpus and the
coast for themselves and friends met
in the armory last evening and an
offer of the Arkansas Pass railroad,
through their genial Assistant General
Passenger Agent, George F. Lupton to
give them a special train out of San
Antonio on the 18th of June at a. m.
arriving at Corpus about l o'clock p.
m. was accepted.
The round trip rate good for three
days will only cost the small amount of
$175.
The Rathbone sisters have been re-
quested to cooperate with the K. of P.
lodges in order to make this popular
excursion a grand success. A special
committee will leave shortly for Cor
pus, in order to make arrangements for
the accommodation of a large crowd.
Tickets bought of the committee and
at places where they will be placed on
sale, will be good on all regular trains
both Saturday and Sunday. The spe-
ciaI train will be in charge of the gen.
eral committee appointed by the X. of
p. lodges thus assuring good order and
an enjoyable time. for those who at
tend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18

We call it a PICNIC because our
friends can secure such bargains in
any department or on any article In
our store at such ridiculously low pri-
ces, as to make them feel on leaving
as though they had been to real out
ing and got the benefit of everything
in singht.
The season is we'll advanced and we
take this opportunity to warn you not
to forget us in your mad rush for bar
gains in DRY GOODS generally;
CLOTHING at your own price; spe-
Cial drives on Ladies' Waists 25 to "a
cents. FURNISHING GOODS both
MEMS and LADIES and last but not
least" we wish to again remind you
that we carry the largest stock of our
own HOME MADE SHOES in the city;
good enough for anybody. Help those
who help you. Keep your money at
home.
]. STEINHARDT
ssite Southern Hotel
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
PUT A STOP TO PAIN.

Rheumatism, Neuralgia and other
painful Affections are now as easily
cured as they were once hard to cure.
Science has learned what pain is and
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the result.
Cures sprains, bruises cuts, stiff joints,
and contracted muscles. Penetrates
to the very Bone and relieves almost
from the moment it touches. When a
liniment is needed. you owe it to your
self to get the best. The dealer is au-
thorized this one. Price so cents. Sold
by E. Reuss and c. Schasse's drug
stores.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
A CORDIAL INVITATION.

l hereby announce to my friends.
former patrons and the public in gem
eral that 1 have opened a barber shop
at the Mahncke hotel. Everything new
where ! will be pleased to meet my
friends and public. Entrance next to
Mahncke hotel bar, Houston Street.
ARTHUR E. SCHARFENBURG
Formerly with Gus Albers
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
WIN. CAMERON & CO.

Have full line of door and window
screens at their yards, corner Lamar
and Chestnut, and BOG South Flores
streets. 5-2-tf.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-18
SLEEPING CAR LINE
Between Fort Worth, Dallas and
Nashville, Tennessee.

Nashville, Tennessee.
The Iron Mountain route in connec-
ton with the Texas & Pacific and N.
c. & st. L. railways, are operating a
through sleeping car line between Fort
Worth, Dallas and Nashville. Train
leaves Fort Worth 1850 p. M, reaches
Memphis 1:45 p. m. the next day and
Nashville HOS p. m. the same even
ing. This is the ONLY THROUGH
SLEEPING CAR LINE from Texas
points via Memphis to Nashville and is
the quickest and best route for parties
visiting the Centennial exposition at
the latter. city. 5-1S-2t