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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-09-11
REPAIRING THE TRACKS.
f. c. and p. Tracks Being Rapidly
Put In Good shape.


Put In Good shape.
kilograms were received yesterday af-
ternoon by Superintendent of Transporta-
ton M. " Raley of the Florida Central
and Peninsular from Chief Engineer Blair
Burwell and Capt. Is. M. Burroughs, road
master. stating that the work of repairing
the roadbed after the devastation of the
freshet at the Ogeechee crossing was pro-
crossing well, and that the track would
&c in condition by tomorrow at noon
for the passage of trains.
Mr.. Raley said he intended hurrying the
work even faster than that, and that he
was confident he could have the tracks
open for traffic by midnight tonight. No.
SO, northbound, arriving here at midnight,
will, he feels sure, be able to make the
trip over the line of the Florida Central
and Peninsular.
Since the washout Mr.. Burwell and Capt
Burroughs have both been at .Ogeechee
working force of 40 hands. They have
now bostered the track up ON stringers
and pling, and as soon as the water has
receded from the old road bed which as
yet covered along about half mile Of
the southern approach to the trestle, the
- an Will DS idisSu ilNS 4SSl anu lltS DSu
filled in. Since the flood the Florida Cen
trail and Peninsular trains have been run
ming into Savannah from the South over
the Savannah, Florida and Western.
Mr.. Raley says all railroad men of this
section and the Oldest residents all agree
that the floods Of the past week were the
highest ever known. He considers the
heaviest rain to have been at Ebenezer
trestle, about three miles and a half north
of Riucon, which is north of Savannah
which was washed completely away by
what people III that vicinity called a per-
feet cloudburst Trains are running over
this place, the tracks being laid fiat on
the ground and the trains having to run
down into the depression. At this place
also the tracks of the Florida Central
and Peninsular win be elevated.
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CITY BREVITIEs.

Thomas F. Smith was appointed com
rnercial notary public by Judge FaIligant
yesterday.
There will be preaching at the First
Presbyterian Church tonight at 8:15
o'clock by DR.. Mingledorff.
The police had heard nothing of Henry
Strauss yesterday the defaulter wanted
by Smith Bros. There is an effort being
made to locate him, however and the
prospects are there will be developments
in the next few days.
The work of repairing the roof on the
First Baptist Church is being pushed rap
idly, and within day or two the build
ing will be thoroughly sheltered from the
weather. After a few other repairs are
made the congregation can return there
for worship
The petit Jurors of the Superior Court,
fifty-one in ndn1ber, who We're discharged
until Wednesday, are summoned by spe-
cal notice 10 appear Tuesday morning 81
10 o'clock, as it is expected to try John
Sherlock at that time for the murder of
II. A. Mcleod
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DON'T KNOW HOW THEY STAND
CONTINUED from Eighth Page.)

tial,and if he has about 500 miles to travel
to the place of his enlistment from where
he is mustered out will get no less than
$50. If he has been longer in the service
the sum is greater. Several of the Sa-
vannahians who have been discharged
nave gotten back with more than $50, af-
ter having paid their transportation.
The government has in force what looks
like plan that is a relic of The days
when railroads were moi as common as
they now are. In this scheme twenty
miles is considered days march Thirty
cents is also considered sufficient for a
man to support himself upon while he is
marching twenty miles, so he is given his
days pay, % cents in the case of a priv
ate, and 30 cents for every twenty miles,
or every days march, of his way back 10
the place of his enlistment From Hunts
vile TO Savannah the distance is about
$40 miles, or tRenty-six days march.
Notwithstanding the fact that ne can
make the trip on the train in less than a
day, man on being discharged is given
cash. 10 cover twenty-siX days pay and 10
buy the food he would need on the way.
On this score the soldier gets sonnet hing
more than $40
The discharged man gets his pay up to
the time he is turned loose, and he also
gets Whatever balance may be due him on
his clothing account. A soldier is allowed
26 cents day 70 pay for the clothes The
government gives him In four months
this foots up to quite a sum, and by ex-
ercising some care with his things a man
need not draw more than half the amount
OF clothing that he is entitled to. There
fore, after four months service he has
about $40 to his credit from his clothing &C
count These three scores, travel pay,
pay and clothing account, let the men get
out of the service, whether discharged
individually or mustered out, with bills
10 rustic and coin TO jingle.
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A SUPPOSED ESCAPED CONVICT.
Caesar Jenkins Held For the South
Carolina AuthOrities.

Caesar Jenkins Held For the South
Carolina Authorities.
Caesar jenkins, negro, supposed TO be
an escaped convict from Abbeville coun-
ty, South Carolina, having been sent up
from Beaufort for larceny and burglary,
was captured yesterday by Detectives
Shea and scully at Broughton and East
Boundary streets
The police records show that a man an
sweriug the prisoners description is want
ed, but he is endeavoring to confuse the
officers by palming himself off as William
Frazier. He gave this name at the station
house, but the detectives had a suspicion
they had read something of negro with
white spot in his right eye being want
ed, so they dug out the negros pedigree.
The description fitted him precisely in re-
gard to the white spot in the eye, and
scars and burns about the hands. The
only thing that didn't fiji was that his
name was win Ferguson, instead of Gaze
sar Jenkins
All doubt was apparently dispelled, how
ever when the detectives examined a let
Ter taken from the negro which had been
written to him by his father. This letter
was addressed to Mr.. Robert Jenkins -
which satisfied Chief McDermott beyond
doubt that the negro is the convict want
ed
According to the circular, Jenkins es-
capped from the camps July II, 1885, having
peeh out only short time. The news of
ms capture will be sent the prison officials
a' once, so they may send somebody here
10 Identify jenkins
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STORM DIsINTEGRATING.

Ihe Gulf Cyclone Going to Pieces
with No Damage Save Excessive
Rains Bring.
II may relieve. the minds of some Savan-
hahians to know that the embryonic cy-
clone which has been lingering in the
vicinity Of Port Eads for the past three
days has gone to pieces, and need cause
uem no further fear. The weather bu-
teau report at o'clock last night, was as
follows.
he Gulf storm center has moved
lsn'y westward from it's position in mid
Gulf, and is now to the southeast of port
LADS aud nearer the coast of Texas. AL
"oush it continues 10 give out excessive
''1hs over the Mississippi delta, it APP
lars to be disintegratng, as no high
"i3ds have been reported over the Central
1.tn west Gulf coasts during the past
we've hours. The indications for Savan-
ture.
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PISTOL TOTER IN TROUBLE.

Arthur Jackson Arrested for As
sauIting Frank GiIIis.
"Totng a pistol got Arthur jackson,
colored in the police station last night on
charges of assault, and also carrying con-
cealed weapons He assaulted another ne
gro at West Broad and New streets, but
the gun was wrested from him and an Of
fieer summoned.
jackson met Frank ellis and Eddie
Curtis at the corner and soon tackled
ellis about going with a girl he claimed.
The two got wrathy, and, pulling has gun,
Jackson attempted 10 fire, but was pre-
vented by Cults who wrenched it from
him jackson was drinking at the time,
and while being put in a cell at the sta
ton house tried to strike Keeper O'Keefe
with the pistol.
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RusINI1SS CHANCES.

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SOLDIERS LEAVE TYBEE.

North CarOIinians start Home to BE
Mustered Out.
The two companies of North Carolina
Volunteers, who have been stationed at
Tybee Island for some weeks past, left
for Raleigh yesterday afternoon to be
mustered out of the service.
at the prospect of an early and permanent
return to home and made no pretense of
concealing their satisfaction over the order
of the war department retiring them from
the army The men, as a rule, had all of
the army life they wanted and the muster
ing out time can come none too soon.
The special train bearing them left the
island about o'clock and was switched
around on to the CentraPs main stem and
sent to Augusta on its way North.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
continued from Thlrd Page.
FoR Observation-Disclosures.

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PHYSICIANS OFFICE, NO. 125 LIB
cry street, west, for rent; formerly oc-
cupied by DR. Corbin. j. +. Fulton q Son.
FOR RENT, OFFICES IN BUILDING
corner Bull and State streets, over Wheel
er's drug store. Apply Leopold Adler.
FARM FOR RENT. PART OF HAMP-
stead plantation. about three miles out on
the White Bluff road. Apply lib Brough-
ton street, west
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win find the new compartment sleeping
cars leaving Louisville s:15 p. m, Cincin-
natl S.S5 p. M daily for Chicago over Penn
sylvania Short Lines as comfortable and
exclusive as coy rooms az home The
compartments are mxurously finished
and afford all desired seelusion. For par
ticular Information apply to George E.
Rockwell, a. G. p. Agent. Cincinnati o.
.-ad
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lost AND FOUND.

REWARD, LOST, A GREEN STONE
watch seal. about five-eighths inch square.
rounding corners four chased bars
extending upward from seal and
connecting with ring to attach TO watch
chain; letter So engraved on stone re-
ward will be paid for return; call this Of
flee.
FOUND, ON HILTON HEAD BEACH,
a white boat, % feet long, z feet beam,
marked Neo Napoli; one sid of her bot
tom broken. Paul Schwarzer Hilton
Head, S. c.
FOUND, A CHANGE. BOOK. CON
tanning pawn ticket and one other article.
Call at News office.
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made to order by A. s Griffin; also up
holstering in all its branches. 314 Brough-
ton
FOR MANTELS, THING AND
Crates. go to Cornwel & Chapman.
CONIDAs MoLAssEs KISSES. FILL
ed with English walnuts, Is cents per
pound.
OMARA KEEPS THE BEST LINE OF
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes. at the corner
Liberty and Lincoln.
s. MARTIN. HUNTINGDON AND
Tattnall streets; fine Western beef; prime
nice fat poultry; fresh vegetables cheap.
DON'T FORGET WE KEEP BUG
ges fine top buggy for $35, all harness
in proportion; stoves, furniture and house
furnishing at prices to suit the pocket;
iron beds at a song. VI. Nathan, pa and
226 Congress street west
SHOES REPAIRED WHILE YOU
wait. at Okarmas III Broughton, east;
branch, Perry and Barnard.
FOR ANYTHING TO EAT OR DRINK
fresh meats, salt meats, groceries, beer
whisky or cigars, call on j. S. f. Barbour
West Broad and Henry streets.
SAVE YOURSELF TIME AND WOR-
ry by sending your orders 10 j. II. Baker
the popular butcher; he viii fill them to
suit you at very fedsOHdpIS prices.
HAVE YOUR LOCKS AND KEYS
fitted by Bradley. Also the cheapest
place in town for trunks. l2l Drayton.
REMEMBER, SELL SCHOOL BOOKS
at cut prices. Come early. Tarver, or
iginator of low prices.
FURNITURE REPAIRED. MOVED,
packed for shipment or stored, at rea-
sonable prices, by A. S. Griffin.
FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS, ETC,
go TO cornwell & Chapman
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sTRAYED.

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STRAYED. TO MY PLACE NEAR
Sand Fly Station, COW; owner can have
by proving property and paying all ex-
penses. Seasar Sanders
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EDUCATIONAL.

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A CUBAN YOUNG LADY WILL
teach the Spanish language to a limited
number of pupils. Address No. 1908 Aber-
corn street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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MATTRESSES RENOVATED OR
made to order by A. S. Griffin; also up
hostering in all its branches. 3l4 Brough-
ton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LOW PRICES AND EASY PAYMENTS
make A. S. Griffin the man to whom YOU
should give your orders for furniture, etc.
See his goods and prices.
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BOARDING.

@-~~-~~-~-~~~-~N~--|----- - - $500
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
good board; all the convenience of home;
at 41O East Charlton street cars past the
door
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CONIDA'S SALT WATER TAFFY,
only 25 cents per pound
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FOR RANGES AND STOVES, GO TO
Cornwel & Chapman.
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MAGAZINES NEW SPAP Err s,
school supplies and fine line of stationery
at O'Maras corner Liberty and Lincoln.
FOR TENDER ROAST, FOR JUICY
steak for palatabe veal, for fat poultry
for fresh vegetables, for seven days an
every week, call on S. Martin, Hunting
don and Tattnall streets.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
10 Cornwell & Chapman.
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TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
obtain board and rooms at AZ Charlton
east.
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| FOR MANTELS, THING AND
| Crates. go to Cornwel & Chapman.
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TWO GENTLEMEN BOARDERS
wanted; sos Charlton street, west; small
private family; good board; good locality.
MODERN HOUSE, LARGE SOUTH
ern front room (seven windows) and best
table board, at 612 Barnard street.
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TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
board and nicely furnished room with
private family in southern part of city
Address 1874 Bun street.
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CONIDAs MOLASSEts KISSES. FILL
ed with English walnuts, Is cents per
pound.
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OMARA KEEPS THE BEST LINE OF
tobacco cigars, cigarettes. at the corner
Liberty and Lincoln.
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s. MARTIN. HUNTINGDON AND
Tattnan streets; fine Western beef prime
nice fat poultry; fresh vegetables cheap.
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FOR FISHING TACKLE, NETS, ETC,
20 TO cornwell e. Chapman
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-14

trinando, y no como rnisehores, porque.
las empresas de scochea han subidof el
precio de pasajessa Bayam6n un oinouen.
ia por ciento del 'valor. orainario. No.
sotros creemos que han heoho bien, no
los trinadores, sino lostempresar1os, pues
en- tedo aitio veraniego TODD debe oostar
caro-.
~. ella Union" publica 10 siguien'
te: "Por personals venidas de Ponce,
que han logrado burlar la vigilanoia de
los norteamerioanos, sabemos que SO re-
gistra todo el mundo, hombres y mu.
jeres, qai,andoles ouohillos hasta cor
taplumas, llega al extreme de que s los
barberos ee les ha dejado con una navaja
de afeitar solamente; los transeuntes
sc les pregunta & donde van, en- que Sc
dedioan y 81 es algo tarde Sc les acompa.
fla hasta sus casas. No ,se permlten
grupos de desocupados por Las calles.''
- De Toa- alta: <,t'Anoche con-
trajeron matrimonio en- este pueblo la
bella virtuosa seflorita Antonia Diaz y
el intelligence joven m6dico don Rafael
V&lex. Sc vieron, siendo aun ninos,
por primera vez, y desde ,aquel dfa Sc
amarou, esperanto ambos felmente u
8 amos. Van, pues, ,unidos por amor pu-
rfsimo. Apadrinaron la boda don Ma.
nuel Egozcue y Ia Sra. madre del novio."
49,. -. Han salido de Areoibo veinte
carros para oonducir desde Lares la i'm
pedimenta del battalion 'tAlfonso KIP,
pues so espera de un momento s otro en-
aquella villa de paso para esta capital.
~. Despu6s de- a]ganos dias de
silencio, ha reapareoido nuestro oolega
de Humacao s'La Metralla''. Segan di-
oe el referido oolega, permaneci6 esos
dias silencioso, 'sestudiando la forma
como sc debe escribir en- las actuales
circunstancias, en- que la pluma del Pc
riodista So haya cohibida por Ell lapiz
del censor" .,.*:E :.'
~. Sc hallan vaoantes las p}azas dc
m6dioos titulares de Comerfo, Camuy y
Maunabo, dotadas todas con ell haber
annual de 500 pesos. -:
~. Dice un diario local que en-
Cayey ha sido muerto un espfa que ve-
MA de Guayama al serv1cio de los ame-
ricanos.
~ Un vecino de Bayam6n, de
apellido Falcon, fu6 .el viernes oortar
yerba 4 las margenes del RIO y como aver
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manifestandonos que <no es exaota Ia
notioia cirouladn en- esta capital de la
que nos hicimos eco en- nuestro ndmero
Gel jueves respecto haberse reoibido
allf una proclama frmada por el alcalde
de Utuado = que habfa temores de que
SO levantara una partida sedioiosa, ci'
tandosa personss afliadas al partido H.
beral autouomista. Todo ca falso, pues
nj Sc ha visto por ailf tai proclama, nj
los hombres del partido liberal sutono'
mista son oapaces de tai aoci6n, impul'
ssdos siempre por el amor IA patria,
yreprobando eeos heohos de sedioion que
llevan la desesperaoi6n y la ruina al go
no de las familias. Por ell contrario, la
poblaci6n esta tranquila, se vigila por la
autoridad local y por los veoinos de la
poblaoi6n, & fin de asegurar la propiedad
la persona. Sc cream patrullas, s las
cuales acuden todos sin distinction de
clases.'
~. Sc dice desde aver tarde que Sc
nan suspendido los trabajos de atrinche.
ramientos que SO practieaban por diver
sas looalidades :eroapas de esta capital.
~ Ri doctor Velez Lopez, des'
pu6s de su matrimonio en- Toa-alta, Sc
traslad6 & Vega-baja que es su residen.
ola habitual. .'>
-. Leemos en- un colega local que
no se confrma la notioia de que haya
perecido un hijo de nuestro amigo el
doctor Lopez Jimenez, de Fajardo, en- 81
bombardeo de aquel pueblo, 10 que mu'
cho celebramos.
*** Por ell dltimo pirrafo de la no.
ia Official, que nos han dado en- el Estado
Mayor, se comprende que deben consi-
derarse como un hecho los preliminares
de paz, supuesto que existe la huspen'
sion de hostilidades. Esa suspension
parece que Sc entiende man:eniendo ca =
da cual sus posioiones, sin realizar
avances
Del Dorado En- IS s. de %ot.aia Julio das %lsim9 10:
tonic Alvarez Navas, he revooado ell po'
der general que le tenfa otorgado q don
Pedro Lopez Canino, dAndosoIo y conf
ri9ndoselo favor de don Juan Esoude.
70 Miranda. Lo que Sc hace publico
para general conooimiento.- Dorado,
Agosto 10. de 9-R0na01a0 Redr<'
g~es g. VSls@. 80
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tarde no habfa pareoido, So teme que le
haya oourrido algdn desgraoiado peroanoe
IT.. Sc dice que de un momentos q
otro saldra de este puerto para el de San.
Thomas ell vaporoito 1.-Two Bosch, d
buscar la correspondence para esta islas
alk detenida.
/ Tras larga y penosa enfermedad
-I-> falleoio el jueves en-: Puerta de Tie
IRA, el antique professor de intruc'
cion pdblics, don Pedro Mascara.
-. Hombre honrado y de virtudes re
levantes, fu6 un padre modelo, un macs.
tro oonsecuente y un amigo noble, que
mereoi6 siempre la consideration y ell
respeto de cuantos le trataron.. Reoiba
81 familia la expression de nuestro duelo,
descanse en- la paz del Se11or el alma
del que va no existe.
- Ri bloqueo paraoe natural, con-
tinae hasta que sea frmada en- defnitiva
la paz !. .: .....~- -.
~ Nos esoriben de la Ceiba que
hace diez dias no go sabe en- aquella po-
blacion nj una palabra de 10 que pasa en-
ell pats, por carecer de comunicaciones,
que al fin sc han restablecido. Era tai
la impression publica, que los nameroex
de LA CoRREsPoNDENCIA sc habrfan ven.
dido un peso.
4 las coStureras. -5s La, Issa snn,o. de- o2ea 1sn
gan entregar las oosturas que tienen en-
su poder 6esde el % del mes pasado;
esta casa ha estado y sigoe estando abier'
ia todos los dias laborables desde las
ocho de la maflana hasta las cinoo de la
tarde. 3-3
~. A las doce de hoy nos dioen en-
los centros ofciales, que no SO han reci
bido noticias difinitivas sobre Ia paz.
d: *. Aigunas personals que de Lares
han llegado Quebradillas, ouentan que
la situaci6n de aquel pueblo es angustio
sa por Is falta de provisiones y los pre-
cios barbaros que por elias pidea los
vendedores. Que como allf Sc preparan
para tensz defensa, SO han ausentado
Ia mayorfa de las familias del pueblo.
Ell exaloalde y los gaardias munioipales
siguen detenidos.
~ Tenemos noticias de que aver
estuvo alberta la ofeina del cable hasta
las siete de Ia noche, esperanto algo off,
oial que al fin no lego.
~ Mariana lunes, festividad de la
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Asunoi6n de Maria, se oantsrA una
solemne, Alas sietet de Ia ma64na, en- Ia

Asunoi6n de Maria, 90 oantsrA unsz
solemne, alas sietef de Ia mahsna, en- ia :
capilla del Hospital de- Ia Conoepci6n-
Siervas de Maria Acto ,oontfnuo = ter
minada la misa, SO darA la bendioion pa
pal por un padre agustino.s Pueden ga
mar indulgencia plenaria todos los deles
que asistierens dioho acto, >previa con
fesi6n oomunidn., A las tres de la
tardle del mismo dfa SO pondra de mani
festo 4 s. q. M. = se reservara las
oinoo con motetes J oantioos alusivos al
aoto. r.. ...s... -.~>.44 ..,>4>> .~ ~-
- Nos dicen que Ultima hora SO
han prasentado di6cultades para que ell
<1vo Bosch, realize su viaje & San Tho
~ Hemos sabido que 10 enonentra
indispuesto nuestro estimado amigo don
Ramon Aoha, captain: de, ~artiller1a, al
q. deseamos Immediate restableoimiento.
~. Segdn notieias recibidas por
varios c6nsu4es y del nuestro en- San
Thomas, los preliminares de la paz
suspension de hostilidades SO irmaron
en- Washington el dia IL del actual &
las ouatro de la tarde. <-:.<,.-. ~ :
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VA R | E DAD Es.

Para Ia eampaha. 7iss, s,'ss'Gs$e d: &$en, q: d:
Foiegras trufado, de lengua de Bruins
wick, de jam6n de Bologna, de Franco.
Roso, de Liebre, de hfgado y dc jam6n
ahumado. Lenguas dc Morton On latas,
mortadella de Bologna, jamtn azucara-
do, carnes prensadas, extracto de carne
Licbig, pavo sin hueso, chorizos de
Bilbao, morcillas trufadas francesas
un million dc objetos mas & esooger, =
sobre todo vino R!oja'alta, y 81 non plus
ultra <La Revanoha>. Cerecedo. Her.
manos y Compaf1fa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-14

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-14
Lulha hermanos, Y Compaf(a,

Son los tnicos importadores en- Puerto Rico del
famoso vino tintO banco de mesa, marca "Angu-
ciana" Ningqno otro 10 mejora en- pureza baen
sabCr En- dicho establecimerto SO acaba de reoibir
pana superior icores fnos turrones mazapanes fru-
rs en- su jugo en- amfbar, aguardient* toda case
surtido meior.