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implied less an increase of American
customs revenue than the successive
expulsion Of European imports from
American markets. Continuing, Count
Kanitz remarked: "The industry most
is the German sugar trade.
We should not exaggerate the conse-
quences to ourselves Of abrogating the
most favored nation treatment, but we
could give a preference to Russian
against American petroleum place OBJ
stacles in the way of imports of maize.
raw copper, hams, sausages and cotton
from the United States, and the gov.
ernment, it is hoped, will take such
measures as will tend to the advantage
OF our industry, commerce and agricul.
ture and of the whole country"
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water Slowly Reoeding.

PEMBINA, N. D., May 8.-The flood
situation is not much changed. For
the past few days the water has fallen
slowly, not more than few inches in
"a hours. The water in the river ap-
pears to be running fast, but the fall is
scarcely noticeable on the flooded
streets and lands along the river be.
tween here and Bowesmount.
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LORD SALISBURY REFUSES.

Does Not Wish to Open tho Bsripg Ses
Cass ON Account Of Expense.
LONDON, May 8.-The foreign Office
has mailed the reply Of the Marquis of
Salisbury to the request from Wash.
ington for q re-inquiry into the Bering
sea fisheries disputes. 1t is reported
that the. British premier's reply is in
the negative on the ground of ex.
pense. Washington asked for a
prompt reply, which was hurried.y
drawn up and dispatched this week.
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CONFEDERATE MONUMENT.

The One Erected by Daughters of the
Confedsr 10y ut Dallas Unveiled.
DALLAS, Tex, May 1.-The Con-
federate monume ent erected through
the efforts Of the Daughters Of the Con.
federacy of Dallas, has been unveiled.
It is of Texas granite, the shaft being
30 feet high, and the monument honors
both the private and the chief. On the
top of the column stands the private,
and at the base are -four pedestals on
which are life sized statues of Jefferson
Davis, r. E. Lee, Stonewan jackson
and Sidney Johnston.
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TARIFF BILL READY
the REPUBLICAN SUBCOMMITTEE
COMPLETES ITS WORK. 4

Now Goes - the Full Committee, Bxs
May Meet Delay Thers-Jonss Of Ne.
s,sda Has the Deciding Vote Regarding
Its Disposal. I
WASHINGTON, May g. S-Senator Ali.
son, chairman Of the Republican SUBJ
committee which is preparing the tariff
bill for the senate, had a conference
during the day with the Democratic
members of the senate. committee and
arranged with them programme for
getting the bill into the senate. Ac.
eording to this agreement the bill will
be reported to the full committee at
once, and it will then be passed on to
the senate Is soon as the Republicans
make it manifest that they have ma
jority favorable to its being reported.
Mr.. Allison renewed the effort to Sc,
cure consent to having the bill re-
ported after the meeting without con.
ditions, but the
Democrats Refused to Accede.
They would only agree not to insist
upon holding the bill in committee for
detailed inspection after the Republi-
cans had shown they had a clear ma
jority favorable to the bill. Senator
Allison accepted these terms.
This arrangement will throw the re.
sponsibility of deciding the length Of
the time the bill shall be held upon
Senator Jones of Nevada, silver Repub-
Ican, who holds the balance Of power
He was opposed at first to an simmedi.
late seport, but the indications now are
Quite decisive that he will not lend
himself to ~
Any Prolonged Confederation
Of the bill in committee. He has prac.
tically said as much to his friends. The
Democrats expect that the bill will be
held in committee for two or three
days, but do not count upon retaining
IL for the two weeks, which is the time
first asked for. After it is reported the
bill will be allowed to lie upon the
table for 10 days or two weeks before
being taken up for debate. a..
There is determined opposition on
the part Of number Of Eastern sena.
tors to the proposition to place hides ON
the dutiable list.
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MORE BODIES RECOVERED.

Searching Parties Progressing Slowly ut
Guthrie.
GUTHRIE, o. T., May 1.-Five more
bodies were recovered during the day
from the debris left by Wednesday, 3
disaster in West Guthrie. Scores Of
organized searching parties are at
work, but progress rs slow, since tons
of debris must be dug over in the
search. It is believed that the rushing
waters Of the Cimarron conceal many
corpses. The Cimarron is two miles
north Of the city, and when the food
came the waters of the Cottonwood
joined it. It is literally jammed with
wreckage and the bodies of dead ami.
mails. Over 1900 homeless people are
being cared for by the city. Il
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81 Lnd an interview with NJ Ralli,
WI told me that the report sent Ly
thqministers Of war and the interior
frOs Pharsalos was in most respects
hidtly satisfactory. He said they had
viii him from Pharsalos that the
fro line of the army was in battle
ar1y and the Turkish attack immi.
mel All preparations possible had
bee made for heroic defense, and the
spi Of the army was much better
thu before, owing to the change in
thd1npreme command. M. Ralli de-.
clad that the victory at Velestino
wa4th most splendid achievement Of
the var, the Greeks capturing an enor.
MOI quantity Of arms, amhunition
and kOrses."
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These May Go Abroad.

WASHINGTON, May A. The president
now has under consideration the
claims of aspirants for two of the most
important European missions, Russia
and Spain. While it is not known
definitely who the nominees will be,
there is reason to believe that the Rus
sian may go to General J. H. Wilson
of Delaware and the Spanish mission
to sx-Speaker Bryant of the Illinois
legislature
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A Surplus for April.


WASHINGTON, May S.-The compar.
ative statement of the receipts and ex-
penditures for the month of April shows
that the total receipts were $S7,8l2, lYo.
and the expenditures $32, 2,072, ,O97, leav-
ing the surplus for the month $5, "A, OBS,
as compared with a deficit for the
month Of April, 1895. Of s., 704 ,48S.
These figures show gain in the re.
ceipts from customs, as compared with
April, 1895, Of $l2, ,63S, $50, or over 100
per cent.
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Rates FoR eNDEAvoRERs.

4 OyS Way Rate OF o28 From Chicago to
San Francisco. Z
CHICAGO, April 29.-Western passen.
ger officials are rejoicing over the set
clement of the troubles regarding rates
for the convention Of the Christian
Endeavor society ut San Francisco in
July.
The Southern Pacific had held out
for Around trip rate Of $50, while the
otheas w estern roads would not consent
to round trip rates, because they feared
manipulation by the scalpers. Last
Sattrday proposition was telegraphed
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Canadian Divorce Decision.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 8.-The supren-s
court has given q decision for the JUS
tice department deciding that a man
or woman who leaves Canada to 60 to
the United States for divorce without
intending to live there afterwards,
marrying and returning to Canada, can
be prosecuted for bigamy. ~
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sClamorinx Agaiuss the Prime ces.

LcFDoN, May 4-The Athens corre-
spontent OF The Times says: The
newdpaper clamor against the three
princes continues, but the majority of
the educated people regard the posi-.
billie of revolution with dismay and
are prepared to support the dynasty
should the danger become imminent.
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the Southern Pacific that one way
rate of $50 from Chicago to San Fran.
cisco be adopted. To this proposition
q reply has just been received from
General Passenger Agent Goodman OF
the Southern Pacific, accepting the
SIS rate of the Western roads. This
gives the Endeavor people lower rates
than they would have had otherwise.
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ro, May "A majority Of the In.
han ents have migrated from this port
to hens and the Island of Puboeu.
Tho own is calmer, owing to the ar.
rivy OF the Greek squadron ana
Ffea5h, British and Italian warships.
Twt hundred French sailors are pa
trorlng the streets in order to reassure
the e34habitants.
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BATTLE OF VELESTlNO.

Field of Conflict Covered With the Bod.
los OF Turkish Soldiers. w..
LONDON, May 4.-The correspondent
of The Daily Telegraph at Velestino,
under date of Saturday, says: In the
battle here yesterday, which cOntin.
ued throughout the day, $4,000 Turks
made repeated assaults OH the Greek
positions at the railway junction. They
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TARIFF DEBATE At BERLIN.

Germany May Retaliats when the Ding
Icy Bili Passes. e..
BERLIN, May Ain the reichstag
Count Won Kanitz, the Agrarian leader,
interpellated the government on the
subiect Of the proposed new United
states tariff. He asked If the govern
mont wished to continue the agree
ment Of 1891, and said the Dingley bill
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Colonsl v.ssos recalled.

NhENs, May 4.-The Greek govern.
meut has recalled Colonel Vassos from
CretA He will be replaced in COM
mankof the Greek forces in the island
by Colonel Staikos. J,
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st. Paul Union Stock Yards.

st. Paul Union Stock Yards.
S,UTH ST. PAUL, May 4.
HOGS-Market 10c lower, in sympathy
with Eastern decline Range OF prices,
$j.4)02.75
CATTLE-Strong and active; better
demand this week or fat catt e, stockers
and feeders; market cannot bo over sup
piled with good cattle.
Sales ranged at IS. ~ a g. IS for stoc ers;
$3.OO9a25 for cows; "a 75(42Sj for hei.-
ers; 1925 for steers.
SHEEP M lrkct strong; go d demand
Tor good sheep and lambs. Shear I'd III at
tons. $50 N4.25; shearei lambs, Si.9o
Ats.
Receipts Hogs, 200; cattle, 2o, calves.
3; sheep, 25.
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M. RALLl HOPEFUL.

Reports From the Front Highly satis-
factory :" Him.
LONDON, May 4.-The Athens corre-
spondent Of The Daily Telegraph says |:
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Tho Tariff Bill Reported.

WASHINGTON, May 4. The tariff bill
has been reported to the senate. It
will be called up May 18.
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Declinei to Instruct Reed.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The house, by
. vote of 1913 to 58, declined to pass
resolution ordering the speaker to pro-
ceed at once to the appointment Of
committees of the house.
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Is ~ NJ " 'ss Minn expolis train.
MINNEAPoLIs May4
WHEAT-May closed. 7lNc; July
HHc; September, 64I,. On Trac
No. l hard, 1870; No / Northern, 1870;
No 2Northern. 7Oskc
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

Poultry, Butter and Eggs.
CHICAGO. May 4.
Live poultry steady; turkeys 5000;
chic kens. &c: ducks, 80.
Butter steady; creameries, l2@13o;
dai ries. 9912'.
Eggs stea y; fresh. 8Hc.
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Chic,go Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO May 4
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-May, 7Ihc; juno, 7X0s
July. 7OKc: September. 6s &C.
CORN-Nsy, s4c; July, 25Eo: Sep
tember, 1870
O>TS-May, 1870; July, 17k@17No.
Septem rer. lsN@lS4c.
PORK-May, Is. s.52h: July. $685.
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l,wer than opening. -.
Sales ranged at 3iso@4O0 for light;
s. 7o@3.95 Tor mixed; x3.450i. i.92h for
heavy; $5.45C03.6O for rough.
CATTLE-Market steadv. -.
S.l,s ranged at ,375 Il 5.16 for beevcs;
/ .yJ@4.35 for cows and heifers; $40 ;
4.S9 for Texas steers; Si.4o@4.N for
stockers and feeders. a9~ss N.
SHEEP-Sheep and lamb market 10 q
Ice lawer.-s1 sf. sss'@- - ' ~
Sales ranged at S275@475 for natl .
sheep; S5O04.70 for Westerns; $j.5O0
g. ~ for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs 10000; cattle. 2,Oou;
sheep, IL ,GO.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

....- ~ Duluth Grain.
r DULUTH May 4
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, 74aSc; No
Northern, Is &c; No. . Northern, 71s<c;
No. 3 spring, 671s 96S1Sc; May No. 1 harL,
74hc; No. l Northern. 73s<c; July Mol
Northern. 1910; September No / North.
ern, 651&a , IL, zs5 ..s....l..
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, May 4.
HOGStMarket fairly active, sha.le
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de Hacienda, el que para iefe de este Centre
Sc nombrara al inolvidable don Alexandra Ra
mfrez, que tanto bien hizo q Puerto Rico.
Don Maximiliano pudo vanagloriarse de
que ostento con orgullo el apellido de su parien-
ts. Pues su vida, no corta muy trabajada,
constituye vivo exponente de grandes vir-
tudes cfvicas y privadas.
Sin recursos materiaes el sefor Power para
acanzar una carrera cientffca literaria fuera
de la isla, tuvo que dedioarse servir en- las OIL
cinas del Estado en- esta Capital.
Empleado, apenas fue Adolescence, empezo
de meritorio, sin sueldo, ALA por el aho de
l,s46, desde aquel humildfaimo puesto, grado
4 grado, sin mas Influenza que su mGrito pro-
pio, lleg5 la categoria de Jefe de Admlnlstra-
ci6n de 2. 6 clase
En- esa larga serie de servioios prestados en-
la misma Capital, don Maximiliano ocupo
plazas en- todos los Centres de Hacienda y la
Administration de la Aduana de este puerto
Y despues de mas de trenta amos de labor hon
rada inteligente, consiguio trasponer la me-
desta categorfa de Official de Administrator
civil, obteniendo entire otros importantes car
gos, los de Ordenador General de Pagos, Ad-
ministrador de la Aduana, Interventor Gene
raj del Estado, y, hace dos meses, Sc lie nombro
Administrator de la Aduana de la Habans, uno
de los destinos mas codiciados en- Las provin-
cias ultramariuas
Kara La lnulViduailu3i, que, cuaA Auesoio
dorado respectable amigo, la dignidad es nor
ma frme en- todos sus actos, in6erese. atestela
de recucrdos q. dejo tias ST a paso por todos
los aestinos que desempeho durante media cen
turia.
En- la oioina, ell primero; siempre en- su
puesto; eu el despaoho de los asrntos, la suma
de trabajo necesario; al informar reaolver es-
tos, la ley por norte invarable; para e poblico,
la correction mas exquisite; para sus jefes, el
debido respeto, para sus conpaneros un ateoto
sin doblez, y paternal consideration para sus
subaternoa Tai fu6, en- sfntesis, la conducta
de don Maximiliano como funcionario de! Es-
tado.
Entire los rasgos de su fsonclnfa, ningano
tan saliente, nipguno de tan alto relieve como
su honradez sin mancha. Porque ell desapare-
cilo de aver, no obstante haber ocupado por
largo tempo cargos en- que otros quizas Sc
plcgaron los estfmulos de La concupiscencla y
cona guieron pingiies ganancas, muere dejsndo
tau solo su famlia un nombre Immaculate y la
modestfsima pension que lie abonara ell Estado.
es que don Maximiliano, en- el ejercicio dc
los elevados puestos que desempeild, supo bor-
dear con nob}eza aqueIlos esool|os en- que van
estrellarse no pocas reputaoiones
Arte los despojos de; naeritisimo ciudada
NO, mi ofrenda de Garlic admiraci5n.
JOSE G. DEn VALE.
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JUSTO TRIBUTE

Aver tarde SO verified ell enterro del cada-
YER de don Maximiliano Power.
FL acto revisti6 los caracteres de UNI e!o.
cuents manifestation de Garlic. Tai fo6 ell
extraordinario ntmero y la calidad de los con-
clrrentes.
y Este homemade demonstration palmaria de
los nerecimientos del cafdo para siempre en- la
slma dslo desconocido.
fe que debe, On mostrarnos satisfeobos. Por.
deber Eel dc r1d;r 81 deh;do tr;hnto al one
supo conquistarse sapreoio de todos sur conciu-
dadanos. iQue !b',riE,nte ejecutoria! ).
mon Power, ilustre puers srriouefo. due siendo
Vice presidente de las glofA Asas Cortes de c.
diz, logro Ia creaelon oe 10 ihsndencia General
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de conserje del teatro, con Ell fin de que la soli-
cite el mayor nulnero possible de aspfrantes,
pues hasta ahora solo Sc han presentado catorce.
.*x Sc ha heeho cargo de la direction de
nuestro estimado colega La Pequei5o A1ltillo,
nuestro compailero en- la prensa el senior don
Federico Matos Bernier.
*. u Desde ell dfa l.o del pr6ximo
mes de Septienlbre quedarAn abiertas las classes
de segunda ensenanza en- ell colegio que dirije
en esta capital don Teodoro Agai!ar y Mo
~ Dice un colega cubano que al sefor
Canovas del Castillo le inspiraba sospechas
Coli, su asesino. Todas las maflanas lie salu-
daba con gran cortesfa, sigui6ndole tsespues 8
la iglesia y otros lugares. No dsjd de lla-
marie la atencion aquel desconocido
Xxx "a VAPORES que Sc esperan {:
Espaiol eBenita.s Sali6 ell 20 lel corrien-
te del puerto de la Coruila con destino al
nuestro. Consignatarios, S de Hzqniaga.
-Espafoi <Marfa Herrera Procedente
de la Habana y escalas llegarA este puerto del
20 al 80. Consignatario, L. Duplace.
-Espanol Emanuel L. Vilavertie.S Sali6
de Malaga el 20 del corrionte Ell viaje extraor-
dinario para este puerto. Consi guaJarios S. de
Ezqniaga.
-Espanol eJuan Forgas.> EHta a la oarga
en- Barcelona, de donde saldrs 81 fines del pre-
sente mes. Despues de hacer las esoalas dc
costumbre en la Peninsula segolEA viaje pare
esta isla, Habana, Matanzas, Santiago de Cuba
Cienfuegos. Coneignat&rios, Rubsrt Hmnos
--Espanol eAlava.o Saldra de Liverpool
con runabo /; nuestro puerto, eI d1a 2S del GO
te. Consiguatarios S. de Ezquiaga.
a ABASTO PUBILCO.- carne ds
res, Sc expenaera nlaflana en esta capital &C
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T +, +, A T r 0

Anteayor tuyieron lugar en- nu:stro eatro
las dos funclones que anunclanlos antlciada-
mente.
i'or Is ts-rs;e &c ,,uso "a esc1ns &H.! ehleco
blapccs, sIa banda lie tronpctas2 = ~Coao es-
Il. IL SoocIadz, en- las que obtnvlaron ciexlto
de sempre todoa cnantos a1tistJs ainlluubs to-
maron partc, sobresa|iendo los sisnpaticos po
puIares Alfredo Fernandez Aqui!es Jil6noz
Per Ia noohe despres del xCoicgio de Sc
noritasS, sc estrenaron Gel Gaitero~ ~La
marcia de Ca1izs.
La primera es una joya ltcraria musical
digua de ser apreciada por artistas que luedan
saoar mejor partido dc sus respcct;vos p'peles.
No sin acierto Ia cslifcaron sus autoes, los
aplauiidos Perrin Palacica, de i;iilio, ,uesto
que verdaderamente esta es Ia l,alabra quae CO
rreaponde. El concertante del primer c.adro,
por 10 original y oe gran efecto, re6ulta ,reclo
so digno del maestro Nieto.
iLastima que Ell publico permaneeie,a i'm
pasible ante ,os esfuerzos de los pequefos ar
tistas que procuraban real2ar las prlnClpae e:
escenas del <Gaitero!s.
Convencidos estamos de que la concurren-
cia no comprendi6 la obra, y suplicando por le
tanto al eefor Jimsnez la REPRODUCED varlas We
ces, I'm de que tome ell desquite, hacienda qu
las preciosas filgranas de Perrin, Palacios
Nieto, se graben eli ell alma de todos cuanto
dudaron de la originalidad de tan Important
joya. iObras como Sci gaitero>, Sc rien
Sc sierten
En- teroer lugar Sc estren6 sLs marcha d.
Caliz., que no hay tai marcia nj eosa que Sc Il
parezca. Sc conoce que sus autores Sc vaIiero'
de ese medic para asegurar el exto de la cbra
y 10 consiguieron, pues la sostieue el continue
chiste de que va engalanada.
El coro del segundo cuadro, fu6 obieto d
una oyaci6n por su perfecto ajuste colorido
Los artistas.. bien, en- partiou ar Ell niflo Alfre
do Fernandez, que nos hizo un c!ariGcte...
baten.
Y no acabaremos sin lamar la atenci6n de
director de escena, por 10 que reepecta al deco
rado: es una lastima que las dos decoracione
que Sc estrenaron en- Gel gaitero., pasaran des
apercibidas, 8 consecuencia de la falta de lu
que Sc nota en- todo ell escenario. Els sensible
10 repetimos, que no estando acostumbrados
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Bien al PdbliCo,

Desde ell dia l2 del mes en- curse empeza-
ra hacer via jes entire esta capital Ponce una
lfnea trisemanal de coches, que saldra, haya 6
no pasajeros los dias fjados, a las de la ma=
nana en- esta forma:
DE LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes y
viernes d las de la ma1lana.
De PONCE, martes, jueves y sabado Ia
misma hora.
PRECIOS POR ASIENTO:-Da La Ca
pital Caguas, 50. 5o.--De Caguas a Cayey 80
De Cayey q Aibonito So. De Aibonito l.
Coamo, So. De Coanlo Ponce, 81 SO Viaje
de la Capital d Ponce Sill Sc pnedc regrosar
con el mismo intincrario por iguaIcs precios.
AGENClAs: Capital don Santos Eilpl'i
Ponce, en- Los P'ocj2s lVos.-En los den'As
pueblos deben entendcrSe los se7o1cs pasai iero3.
con los conductoros lie los coches.
NOTA.-- Catla pasajero solo podri. lie
var II kilos de equipaje. Ia emprasa heta
coch2s directos i prcoios conyon ion@lcs.
45--2o DECERIIA Y >5ANIOIeI
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Ia Ccrrcspohdencia de Puerto Rico
MARTEs 81 DE AGosTo DE 1897.
Co|egIo do Ia. Y "a. ense6anza de
EsCueIas piaS en- Santurce.

Hssta Ell cia 80 del pressnte mes de Sc
tiembre esta alberta la matricula en- este cole
gio para todas las asignaturss de instruction
primaIia del bachierato. Dichas ensenan-
zas con completamente gratuitas. Los alum
nos internos pagaran 25 pesos mensuales por
alimentos servicios; los medio-pensionistas
abonaran 9 pesos mensuales por los misrnos
conceptos. Sc admiten alumnos que no hayan
cumplido Is amos Sc envian reglamentos d
quien los pida.
Resulta1o de los examenes academicos de
2 ensenanza en- el curse de 1896 81: Al sobre-
salientes, 33 notables, 80 buenos, IL aprobados
8 suspensos premios menciones homo
rffcas en- los dos lr;meros cursos h--2O
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-31

Roportorjo i||>toIco ro; . r., don ''to o.ysasno 1@
Coll y Toste. Seg'lndo cuaderno.sulnario:
Advertencia. Opinion de la prensa sobre. el
repertoire hist6rco.- Carta de Brau desde Sc
villa Cart. de Coll Toste la Patria de
Ponce de Leon por r. Observation-Disclosures
dad de Coamo. .l-Memoria y description de la
sla de Puerto Rico mandada i hacer por S. NJ.
el rey don Felipe II, ell ano de l5s2.- Los ji-
aros,. por don Jose dc J. Dominguez. .- lei
padre nuestro en- car|>e del Continente.--
Fray lingo Abad, por E Newmann.-Las dos
lorcs Qcyenda) por Santiago Nidarte.-Juan,
rlmcr obispo l>nertorriqueno.-. crltlco
lei Co:1lpc.ntlio lie la historic de Santo Domiil-
90 - EGemeri>,us. <a>9a cje,n}lar vale 25 ctvs.
Luil:l 30. L.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-31

pngsia Y pr0Sa Collection csco@ida de las
'S"'9 's""" produccionas del ins,irado
poeta y festive cscrltor don Jose Maria Monge
(Justo Derecho}. tomo de 1873 p;:gln::s IN
pr6logo de don Nicanor Bolct Pcraza, en- pal,el
satlnado superior, vcnde . peso so ccnta-
vos ell cjemplar en- las librerfas de los scIorcs
l., SOLO y CoAnpailia, don francisco ). Mar
xuach Y sdon b. L. Sanjurjo Vidal esta
EtpIi{.,.iIn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-31

La Bella RosIta Ta TeteSn, sa san juan aSqPoA PtoA
Rico. Dep6sito general sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por don Carlos Lopez. En- este estabecimien-
to hay siempre un surtido constante de todas
las vitolas conocidas, tan bien presentadas como
las me- ores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Sol1citense catalogos.
sRepresentante. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P