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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SAEE-The following Suburhan prOp-
erty within 2 miles of Washington city,
ON and near steam and electric railroads;
at low prices and on easy terms; 20 acres,
with 5-room house and barn, acres with
12-room house and barn; acres, with g.
room new house and barn: 8 acres, Z
room house and barn; 7-rUom house; 25
acres, Broom house and barn; building lots
at Rosslyn; building lots at Ballston, on
down, balance 81 per week; no taxes or
Interest; also 5 acres an d large house and
barn at Falls Church at public auction on
farm OF 347 acres with house, barn, vine-
yard and large orchard, for Sc per acre;
also several nice places for rent; a large
map showing the suburbs given to all
callers. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921 F
1t. NV. mol 9-3t-em
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THE STATUE OF COLUMBUS.
To BE Placed in the Congressional
Library When Cast.

New York Nov. 19.-The statue of Co.
lumbus, I.ade by Paul W. Bartlett for the
Library Of Congress at Washington, has
just been placed on exhibition ut the
foundry OF the Henry Bonnard Company.
This is the first statue sent to the United
States from Europe to be cast in bronze
here. Mr.. Bartlett, the sculptor, made the
statue in Paris, an d the cast was sent 10
America several months ago. A sccond
statue, to be done hy Mr.. Bartlett for the
Library at Washington will be Cast by the
same company. This is figure OF Michael
Angelo,
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.

Views of the Grange Concerning the
Agricultural Depa rtment.
Harrisburg, Pa, Nov. 19.-The National
Grange If the Patrons Of Husbandry ad
journed yesterday evening after being In
session for mo re than week. Tie cohven-
tion win be held next year at Concord, n.
H. The grange expressed the opinion that
the force ot the Department of Agriculture
at Washington should be selected from the
ranks Of the ia rihers.
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Tide Table.

Today-Low tide, 2:31 a. IN. and 3:U7
p. M; high tide. 9:O2 Il. IN. and 9:2l p. III
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the water
at a. M: Great tFa!ls-Temperature, "A;
condition, %. Receiving reservoir-Tem-
perature, IS; condition ut north connection.
SO: Condition at s..uth connection, SO. Dis
,r;butine reservoir-Temperature 10; con-
ditIon ut i1fluent gatehouse, %; cffluent
satehodse, 80.
City Lights.
Gas lamp. are lighted at 5:51 p. M: ex
tincuishing begun at 5:57 am. Thelight-
ing Is begun one huur before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 5:36 p.
M. extinguished at 81 2 a. m.
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Death of Photographer Laady,

Cincinnati. Eov. 1s.James Landy, the
fanio.s photographer and artist died yes
terday. He has Won prizes and medals fp-
i.is work ut all the principal exhibitions
of tn. world, including . gold medal at the
Paris exposition. Landy has posed and
photographed the noted public men aud
wort.en Of the world.
The evening times., 1897-11-19

THE worst cold ever rad In my life was
cured by Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
writes w. a Norton, of Sutter Creek. Cal
''This cold left m.. with cough and I was
expectorating all the time. The Rans ly
cured ne. and I want all OF my friends
when troubled with b cough or COLI to
use it, for It will do them good" Sold by
Henry Evans. wholesale and retail drug
vlsts, s3S at and Conn. ave. and st.
NV. and 1923 Nc. ave. ne.
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Murder. Arson and Suicide

Bentcn Harbor, Mich, Nov. 19.-John
KamElareI. n armer who lived near here,
quarreled today with his son Henry about
money. Henry shot his father and set fire
to the house, after which he killed himself.
The father was rescued from the flames.
bat died a few hours later.
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Plans Of the zionist Congress.

Vienna. Nov. 19.-The Zionist Journal,
De Welt. announces that decision has been
arrived: at TO put into effect the scheme OF
the recent Zionist congress, held at Bale
Switzerland. to establish bank, tn assist
Jews In Palestine or those emisrating
thither. Tne seat Of the bank viii: he In
London and it will have "a capital of SO.
900. 900 divided into shares Of IS each.
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NANsEN IN BAD HEALTH.
His Nervous System Shattered by So
Much Cordiality,

Milwaukee, Wis.,, Nov, 19.-American re-
ceptiona apdovations havep proven too great
u strain for DIR. Nansen's health, and en-
aCcaunt Of his indispositiOn last night an
elaborate reception and welcome had 10
he abandoned. The doctor was due to ar
rive here estertiay morning, but was IN
able to comcto Milwaukee untillast evening
On account CT illness In Chicago. He
infmmed his countrymen on his arrival
here that under no circumstances would
his condition permit him to take part in
any reception last night. and that while
he horored the welcome that was being
accorded him everywhere in this cpunrry,
he would have to cease taking part In 1t
because the strain was shatterins his
nervous system, and he Informed his man
ager that lie would cancel engag aments
If large demonstrations were continued.
H., left for Minnea polls last night.
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$1.OO

$1.O0 To Baltimore and Re- $I.OO
turn via Pennsylvania Railro Dad.
Tickets good on all trains going and re-
turning. Sunday. November 81, except the
Congressional Limited. no174t,em
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ONE DOLLAR
Per visit is our only charge, all
MEDICINES AND SERVICES
included.
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men,

Suffering from tie vices and errors nI
youth, and troubled with Nervous Dehihty'
Loss of Memory, Bashfulness, Confusion Oh
of the Heart, Weak Eack, Dark Circles
Around tbs Eyes, Pinples on the Face, Loss
of Sleep, Tired Feeling in The Morning,
Society, no Ambition. B.d Taste in the
Mouth, Dreams and Night Losses, Deposits
in sns Urine, Frequent urinatiCn, sonnet times
accompanied with slight burning hluneS
Urinary Organs, can here find an honeso'
safe, and speedy cure.
CURED AT ONCE Wltnout
operation. Have you the seeds OF any PAST
disease lurking in your system, IMPoIEN-
CY or Loss of Sexual Power, and do you
safe in taEinc this step? You can't afford
to take any risk Like father; like son:
We have a never-failing remedy that Will
Lost Power. Our honest opinion always
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FOR SALE-HOu SES.

FOR SALE-A bargain; sw.: large frame
IL rooIns in good order; lot 24.3N15; rent
location Sd st. sw.; near Capitol. c.
BOYER & son, PA 7th st. sw. nol6-3t
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SPIRITUALISM-M Mrs. ZOller, n edium, 1 1U2
n. Y. ave. Il 1th and 1 nw.}: circles.
daily: Sunday evening meetings Typo
graphical Hall, 426 g 1t. NV. mol 15-7t-em
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Use DR.. Henry's Headache Powders for
overeating. not9-tf
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DR.. Henry's Headache Powders; instant
relief for all nervousness and sleeplcssness.
uol9-6
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
UUu n street Nortnwevi

uoid filings and bridge work Q spe
0aity, at the lowest price; amalgam fll
tngA oOc; ru,i sets OF teeth on plates, SO:
extracting. either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless, 6Oc; without, Csc; al
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open ON sundays from 40 to
O'Clock. mh226
NINE. LA RAU. medium: tells past and
present; gives luck. 1223 1-2 st. NV;
walk upstairs. noS-1m. .cm
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PERSONAL.
NINE. THEO.

Medium and card reader; washington's
most famous clairvoyant and palmist; con-
suit her on business. love and family af-
fairs, reunites the separated. removes
spells; causes speedy marriages. and gives
god luck; open daily; German spoken; 25c.
and SOC. 929 II st. NV. no6t14t
Observation-Disclosures Academy, cor: 9th
and H sts. NV, class evenings, Tues
day and Friday; private lessons given
daily By appointment. Address 5Ce Ith
st. NV. no17 St, ,em
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FOR SAIE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-'97 bicycles on SIS monthly
payments. We are closing out our en-
tire stock of ladies' and mems high-grade
new and second-han 81 bicycles on S5
monthly payments. No matter how small
your salary, you can afford a bicycle m
such terms as these. +. u. SMITH, 1925
Pa ave. mol S-6t, EN-
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.

FOR RENT-A large 2-story brick stable:
room for horses, and carriage house;
alley bet. II and / ana Sd and IL sts.
Sw. B. EONARD, $50 IL st. sw.
nc13-6t,cin
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Saves the eyes and temper and
does away with that tedious, old
fashioned way of picking up the
stitches.
We need Immediately an immense
number of sample darns for the
next few months, and in order not
to delay, and also to have the sam.
pie darn uniform, we Will furnish
for 80 cents, in money, stamps OF
postal note, one DARNING MA.
CHINE and sufficient materials to
begin work with Immediately.
Sent free to any address upon receipt
of amount. All instructions sent with
machine.
We refer you to any mercantile agency
as to our standing.
PAUL REINA & CO.,
So Broad ST., New York.
mol 9-2t
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FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton. 81 pc.
day and special prices for pleasure driving:
st. NV. telephone call. 100. ap30-0
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Nice horses, bugg1es and Day
tons, Sl.50 to 81 per day. j. w. PRES
TONS STA BLES, cor. Sth and SITS. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Observation-Disclosures gentlemen to
room and board in private family at S12
per month each; near cab.e line. Apply
ZIG u st. sw. mol SGT
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FOR HIRE Full dr. PISS suits, 81 only. JU-
LIUS COHEN. l1C4 Tth III. NV.
nOlO-tf ,em
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Lansburgh
Furniture Co.,
1926 F Street.
POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

Should he read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FoREiuN NAILS are forwarded to the
pores OF sailing daily, and the schedule OF
closingS is Srranged ON the presumption u
uneir uninterrupted overland transit. For
the week ending, November 20 they clos~
promptly at this office as follows:
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VIII put a
fresh heel
or toe in a
stocking in
two min
utes.
Mends Ia
ble-cloths,
Curtains,
Underwear,
and all fab
RIGS. A
most won
derrul sue
cess and the
greatest ad-
dition to a
lad VS.
Wnrk-tahle.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-05-19

plant is waiting for it. The loss to
our farms from boarding manure dur
ing the summer especially is enor-
nous, and on grain and grass farm
the laborious practice of piling, turn
ing and composing is not only labor
thrown away, but results in actual
loss by reason of the wasted labor.
On stock farm there is always sod
where the manure can be spread to
profit.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-05-19

EOR JUNE PLANTING-1. 900 budded Oranges.
L. Lemons and Grapefruit trees. Free from all
Diseases and insects, white Fly" has never been
in this section Prices to suit the times MAG
NOLIA NURSERIES,, Belleyiew Marion Co., Fla.
F. ID. WAITE, Manager. %
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MUIR SERY TREES and Budwood. Tangerines,
Also Yellow Nansermond Sweet Potatoes for
Seed. Low Prices. N. S. LINDSTROM. Mana.
Lake Villa Grove, Pierson, VOlusia Co., Fla
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W7ANTED-By practical man of 10 years.
w experience in Florida. who thoroughly
understands his business in all it's branches, q
81 uatiOn as gardener. or on orange groves or
the general management of gentlemans place.
Apply b, F Chiffon, New Smyrna. IS
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Caution is Necessary.

v
Making an orange grove below the
frost line needs conditions of success
in location and soil, and cultivation
and fertilization, and guarding
against insect pests and other OBJ
stacles which frequently initiate
against successes that are more for
midable than it's production near the
border frost line, and people should
be on guard against investing in en-
terprises or schemes that shall in ten
years produce fabulous results, pro-
vided the investor will risk $500 to
$500 an acre with a company who will
furnish the land at $3.50 an acre Gin
eight annual payments) $35 an acre
for clearing the land and planting,
uperintendance, fertilizing, fencing,
ETC., in proportion, in order to have a
matured grove to come on to when
they lay down the burdens of bust
ness.
There is little sure in this world but
death and taxes, and out Of the thous-
ands who have made an investment in
having an orange grove made to their
hand, without their own supervision,
we will venture to say that not one in
ten ever got the return of their invest
ment, or even ate an orange from
their dearly purchased grove, even
where frost has not been the destruc-
tive enemy.
Where the water line or hard-pan
comes in contact with the tap root of
the growing orange tree, the chances
are that there will be little fruit, al
though the trees may flourish for
years and give promise of great fu
ture, but the hopes of the investors
enterprises for making orange groves
in such localities had better gain lit
tie more experience by observation.
see the results of such orange culture
by lake or ocean, river, glade or ham
mock, with water line or hard-pan
that shall be accessible to the tap
root. The Bangor grove in Putnam
county that was abandoned after it
came to a bearing age is a case in
point.
No orange grower of dozen years
constant experience will make an in
vestment in orange grove enterprises
without his own constant supervision,
from the selection of the location of
the plant to the maturity of the tree,
and would it be wise to entrust your
capital to a speculator or colony
scheme?
A small orange grove may be a
delight if it has your own personal
supervision, your thought, your care
and your constant labor. It's cultiva
ton is more interesting than any
other branch of horticulture. But it
is a work that cannot we'll be en-
trusted to another.
If one wants to buy an orange
grove, there are thousands of them
growing up from the stumps and
which have reasonable assurance of
being bearing orange groves in one
at less than one-half the cost of the
price of the land in the colony
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TWENTY-FIVE ACRES of very desirable Pine
L. apple and Orange land on Merritt's islam ,
one mile north OF GeOrgiana postoff1ce school
and M E. Church. fronting on Indian river; high
orange trees and variety of other fruits.
Japanese Persimmon, Peach Mango, Guava.
Lime and Surauim Cherry. Address Rev. j. H.
White, Georgiana, Fla. Pm
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-05-19

DINEAPPLE PLANTS. All the best varieties.
l. Grown at my Indian River Pine y, w aveand,
Fla, Sn Doth Cayenne, Abbaka. Envlle City.
Golden Queen, Ripley, Queen. Porto-Rico and
Red Spanish Slips aud Suckers for sale cheap.
Write for prices. CHAS. 81. HOWLAN 1882
Chapel St., New Haven Conn.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-05-19

NITRUS NURSERY TREES and BUDWOOD.
" -Satsuma Parson Brown, Stark's Seedless,
Homosassa, Jaffa. Tangerines, King, Tardiff.
Grape Fruit Villa Franco Lemon and other va
rieties such Maiorca. st. Micbeal, Maltese
Blood, Centennial and NOnpariel Address A..
e. DUNCAN, Mgr, Milwaukee Grove and MUIR
series, Dunedin. Fla.
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schemes of newly planted orange
groves.-Southern Ruralist.
CHEAP COLU M N.

nANCY TANGERINE, Satsuma and Centen-
~ NAL budwood for sale. Four dollars per 1000.
81. FRIEDLANDER, Interlachen Fla. 10
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NOR SALF-Near Indian river, between two
- railroads Fourteen acres, part in grove
will bear this year. House three rooms good
Garden spot and pump, one mile from postoflce
Box 6S, Titusville, Fla.
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EOR SALE OR RENT-Improvedfar farm in Clay
n county. For particulars address B. e. VAN
buren,, Theresa, Bradford county, Fla.
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NURSERY TREES-Orange and grape fruit
~ on sour stock. Lemon on rough lemon and
sour stock. Budwood of leading varieties.
SHOOK BROS, Wiersdale, Fla. 80
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JAMAICA SORREL. Fruits in five months.
- Equals cranberries. Finest Jelly Plants
mailed. Csc. per doz. w. S. PRESTON. Auburn
dale, Fla 10
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WHITE KAFFIR CORN-Quart Is cents by
w mail. Cassava seed. White and barred
Plymouth Rock eggs, 81. 90 for IL. 81 so for "a
A. F. STYLES, Philips. Fla.
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MANATEE NURSERIES, Orange. Lemon and
IVA POmelo, grown on new high hammock.
ideal orange land. Best rooted and thriftiest
trees. Thrty-six varieties. and continued effort
has been made to get them Thornless. Bud
wood. best strain Tapgerine rs cents per 100,
King ST. most varieties so cents. All true to
name A. j. PETTIGREW, Manatee. Fla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-22

es1a no cxistcn mas que las mcjoros relaclones
ode amistad estas continuarau micnlras tenga
spodcr para clio el Gobierno americana. Las
"resouciones de begeraucia que tucron apro
s'badas por c Senado on "a ultima session eran
ssmeramentc IL expression de la trcmcnda sim
sspatta popular dc toio 81 pals hacfa Cuba. La
"Camara de Representatives. no cstnvo dc acuer'
edo con cl Senado; pcro esto solo sc hizo p&ra
'sque no sc tomase la exprcei6n popular, como
'sun acto dc hostilidad hacia Espaia. LA
sCamara de Representatives., 10 mlsmo que el
"Senalo, estl ell simpatfa dccisiva con Cuba.
"Este sentimiento de eimpatia en- todos los
"Estados Unidos tomara cuelpo lorna tan
"pronto como re rcuna el Congreso; sera ne
"cesario one ell Presidcnte ccmunique las
ncsmaras tales recomendacioncs con rcspccto
us la question cubana, como IL 10 crea mas
"oportuno.
"Baio tales condolences ell Gobierno de los
sEstados Unidos ofrece sus buenos ohclos para
s'mcdiar entire Nspala Cuba; ofrece mcdiar
"para traer la guerra Il un lin, bajo tales con
"licioncs que sean honrosas para ambos con
stendientes. FL Gobierno eXpresa la espcran2a
''que EspaIla lie dara una contestaci6n para fines
"de' Octubre, cosa que el Prcsidente tcnga
"tenpo de hacer su Mcnsaj je para cuando se
''rcunan les Camaras"
Esto rucde FER verdad y puede no scr,
Gel lleiado publica otras varias versionea que
dice haber dido Ell los cfrcnlos bancarlos y fl
nancieros; rumores de indennizaci6n de $50
millones que pagaran los cubanos Il Erpaia,
garantizados por este pats; garantizando Cuba
4 su vez 4 los Estados Unidos, con las Aduanas.
ME enticndes Fabio:
"a enseilan los yankees Ia punta de la oreja.
Sayo hasta ra.-CALOMARDE.
Nueva York, Octubre Is de 1887.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-22
4 los Iibera|es dc Naranjito

Ell dia primero dc Noviembrc Sc otcc!uara
en- este pueblo una reunion pubica con el fin dc
nroceder q Ia renovation del co,nit6 liberal, para
la cual sc invita- todos os liberales y denaa
personas que gusten ahliarsc i dicho partldo
Ese dia &c abrira el rcgistro para inscribir
& los nuevos aflados, quedando alberto hasta
ell 81 de Diciembrc no yolyiendose d abrlr de
nuevo hasta el lro de Noviembre de 1898
Tambien Sc procedeta ia formation del
teaoro del comitd que viene hace tempo lu-
chando sin recursos de nirguna especie.
FL que en- una noche de vigilia aguarla con
ansiedad el dia Sc regooija al yer asomar en-
ell horizonte cl lucero de la maiana, ael ell par
lido liberal autonomista esta en- yfsperas &c
experimental grandes alegrfas: divisa va en-
oriante los primeros a}borcs de un da fellz, los
rayos precursores de IN sol hermoso: ell sol de
la autonomfa.
Los que homos luchado desde hace velntc
ailos Dor la consecuci6n de estos ideales, sopor'
tando toda clase de desdenes de lnjnstlclss;
los que hemos sido liberales toda la vida SIN
perder amas Ia ft en- el porveniry Ia espefan2a
en- Dios, defensor de toda caitsa santa, no pnde-
mos menos de manifestar la satisfaction que
nos embargo, al yer acercayse cl instante supre'
mo en- que Sc haga justica Il nnestro amado
pueblo destinado vivir feliz al amparo de La
hidalga Espaha que sabe premiar les hijos
que e aman de yeras J la buscan con carilosa
solicitud.
Esta serA la herencia que tendran nncetros
hiiok: IN nombre liberal siu maacha y un
acendrado amor tsnto al pats que les dio cuna,
como la metrdpoli donde naoieron nuestros
ilustres progenitores, donde reconoceran la leal-
tad ing6nita que caracteriza los que tnVimos
la dicha de nacer en- csta terra hermosa prl-
yiegiada.
Debemos alyertir que nucstro rartldo no
quere nj pretende exclusiviamos de nlng1n &C.
nero. Su fin principal es eatrechar los lazos
que deben existir entire insulares y penfnaulares,
al ingresar estos en- nuestras Gas, Sc les re
cibe con entusiasmo, y sc les reserva el puesto
de honor que les corresponds porsu talento
posici6n social.
Terminamoe, no Elm encareeer todoa
nuestros correligionarios la asistencia dicho
acto, que esperamos Sc lleve cabo con ell ma
yor orden al grito enthusiastic de Viva Espaila.
Viva la Autonomfa
Miguez Rivera, Jose r. Lamp6u, p.
NdrcdesMu1o= Beraa56 Berries, lose Manuel
Rodriguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-22
NOTICIAS

*. En- Ia retreta de anoche tuvimos el
gusto dc DIR ejecutar, con bastante perfection,
],or la mi1sica de Noluntarioa ell tiltlmo final
de la cxcelente opera sUn ballo in maschera,.
;LAstima que dcha banda, contando con un
director de tan merecida reputation, con los
mejores lrofcsores de esta capital, 20 este do
tada de un buen instrumental pues nos han
dicho que el que posee esta POGO menos que
indtil debilo este es que sue'e notarse
aguna defeiencia en- 10 mas importante: la
harmonic de sonidos
~. Les giros ae hallan actuamente en-
esta capital & los siguientes tipos: Londrea,
8 div. Ss-l94 E. Idem 90 dv., sS-o5 &. Pa
ris 691 p9. Madrid Barcelona, 24!p9.
Provincias, 25d pS. Nueva York, 90 pS +.
IIabana, So Pc.
~. Ha sido nombrado subsecretaro de
Ultramar, ,el Sr D. Benigno Quiroga Ballesteros.
~. Ell mercado do frutos en- esta capital
continua sin Ia meror aEteracl6n.
s*=.aY NOS PARTICIPA naectro amigo
don Antonio Barreiro, Cirujano Dentista, que
ell dfa 25 del corriente saldra en- excursion pro-
fesional por los pueblos de Yabucoa, Maunabo,
Viaques, Patillss Ponce; de este utimo pun
to regresara llumacao luego esta capital,
dontle tiene su residencia; 10 que pone en- como
cimiento de sus clientes y de todas aquellas
personas cue tepgan a|gan trabaio pendiente, :
por terminar en- dichas localidades. En- mate
raes intrumentos los ultimos adelantos de la
profession. Todo trabaio garantizado. Isl
X. Ell vapor sTelesfora, cargo en- este
puerto 5s sacos con cafe resanlo 1000 kilos y
s45 pacas con tabaco que pesaban 4S, 1872 kilos,
todo para Ia llabana.
~ La sorpresa anunclada para el domin
90 con motive del benefcio de Ia notable fami
liza Deupf, en- nuestro teatro, reaulta ser un
easalto de esgrima,, en- ell que tomaran parte
excelentes afcionados de este sport fn de steele
Inatil es decirqpe confamos yer ell teatro lleno
como Sc merece 10 escogdo del programa, Las
simpatias de que gozan los benefciados y los
distnguidos artistas que Sc han preatado gus
tosos redondear tan notable conjunto.
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mpresos para ell Registro civil de Nacimientos
| En- esta mprents informaran. 6-l
~. Sc ha tornado meta en- el Registro
respective del Gobierno general, del eglamentt
por que ha de regirse la socedad ola Protec
tora de las familias'', establecida en- lIumacao
x** Pronto Sc procedera i la installation
del alumbrado necesario, en- la gran avenidt
del ensanche de Puerta de TERRA Sc coloca
ran faroles de gas hidrdgenc y ademas alguno
| focos electricos.