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Washington sentinel., 1899-10-21
Theatrical

a lengthier bill than usual for next week
IN order to provide several unique
specialties that are peculiarly suited to
the juvenile element forming the daily
attendance. Having succeeded IN filling
their handsome house at the night per-
formances, the managers are now
turning their attention to the special
needs Of the ever growing assemblages
Of women and children that are able to
attend only in the afternoon. For these
next week there will be the SOhlkes ana
their FIVE original Philippine Piccaninny
ponies. These are something so novel
and so delightful TO youngsters that it
will not do to tell too much Of what they
do in advance. Then Mile. Irene, a
clever and handsome contortionist, and
her trained dog Zaza; The Kleist Bros'
who do all sorts OF remarkable things on
musical instruments; and Frank La
MOndue, the eccentric gymnastic clown;
For the more mature theatre goers there
will be Milton and Dolly MOBILES who
may always be counted upon to present
a new and whimsical sketch, Al the
matinee on Thursday and Friday they
will present their newest one act farce
called A Blue Grass Widow; Tom Mack,
the witty singing comedian; Ada
Somers McWade, a clever character
actress, will give her original creations
that reflect the men and women of
today IN their humorous phase; Miss
Sophie Burnham, the refined singer.
With such a gathering in all that is best
in these branches OF the vaudeville world
1t is easy to predict that next week will
eclipse even the current weeks large
attendance. This most modern and
American form of amusement for busy
and over worked people has found an
abiding place at last in this city and the
New Grand is fitting place for it.
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Local theatre goers are more than
partial to farce comedy, and an excellent
performance of this order is promised
in "Finnigan's Ball." which comes to
the Academy next week.
This skit is without much plot or
seriousness. vet the threads Of the story
are held together and exploited in a
pleasing manner through no end OF
comic scenes, laughable wittlcisms, and
side splitting situations OF music there
is promised a plentiful supply Of new
and up to date solos. medleYs aud
ensemble features. Moran and Wesley.
clever comedians in their line and in
this latest up to date version Of Finni-
gan's Ball" are furnished with better
opportunities than ever before. With
them are other comedians Of excellent
attsinments and host of bright, pretty
urls, The entire scenic equipment IS
carried for the three acts: which enables
the management to offer performance
complete in every detail There are
promised several numbers Of especial
interest to the readers OF the SENTINEL,
some melodious old songs OF the Father
land, not the senseless, inharmoniOus
dittles so frequently presented as indie
ative Of the real music OF Germany, but
instead the real thing, as voiced by sweet
tongued artists. The theatre needs more
Of this sort, and no doubt the efforts Of
the management 20 do the right thing
with the German speaking people will
be prolific in resulting patronage.
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Washington sentinel., 1899-10-21

The Milton Aborn Opera Company
has won great favor with Philadelphia
audiences, the papers in that city pro-
nouncing the organization so complete
that no adverse criticism could be made.
Among the artists in the Milton AbOru
Opera Company is Miss Clara Lane. who
as Carmen won the unanimous commen-
dation Of the Philadelphia press on her
recent appearance in that city. Milton
Aoorn as II Dancairo, the smuggler,
also made hit, while J. c. Murray, an
old WASHINGTON favoIite, as Escamilla,
the toreador, and Payne Clarke as Don
lose captivated their audiences by the
finished rendition Of their roles. The
company comes to the Lafayette Theatre
October %.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24

many of them born abroad, are in the
county jails. This should not be per-
mitted in an enlightened country. Ad-
ditional asylums should be provided
and in the event these should not be
sufficient the authorities should be per
rnitt I'd to hire extra buildings to be
used mporarily.-Port Lavacaen.
Levi Moore, clerk in the city mar
ket, San Antonio, shot Mrs. Jennie
Campbell. She fed to Mrs. Lands room
and he shot the latter. then she passed
toeMrs. Bumeck's room aud Moore shot
the Bumeck woman. Mrs. Bumeck is
paralyzed and it is thought that all are
mortally wounded. Moore is under ar
rest. He is 3S years old and has a wife
and child at Admission, Ala. jealousy
of Mrs. Campbell is the cause of the
crime. He claims to be iusane-San
Antonio Light.
The work of deepening Buffalo bayou
from Houston to Galveston bay has
been commenced, liberal appropria-
ton for that purpose having recently
been passed by congress. Such an i'm
provement, properly carried out, would
be of inestimable value to Houston and
would soon make it one of the most i'm
portant trading centres west of the
Mississippi. Houston is already great
railroad center, and as cotton market
Is fast gaining on Galveston and New
Orleans.-Austin News.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24
Arizona.

ella county warrants are worth 100
cents on the dollar.
The fruit crop m Salt River valley
promises to be unusually large.
Around Duncan there is a great scar
city of water for irrigation purposes.
Work is to be resumed on the Enter
prise canal, Graham county, this week.
Extensive improvements are to be
made in the Star Roller wells at SAT-
ford.
is reported that Crittendon has
now more business life than for years
past.
Negotiations are pending for the
opening of new American hotel in
Clifton.
A substantial wagon road is to be
built between Clifton and the Blue riv-
er country.
Large shipments of machinery for
the new cOnceu TRAITOR at Morenci are
being received there.
Kingman has run out of hav and
shipments are being made to that place
from Salt River valley.
The Cibcla canal near Yuma is now
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24

The old settlers of Cooke county are
beginning preparations for their re-
union in August. This will be their
second coming togetheA and the
executive committee, who have been
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24
in the observation-disclosures

term in the penitent iary.-Houston
Post.
Mrs. J. G. Muse was thrown out of
her carriage in runaway st Oak Cliff
and sustained a compound fracture of
the right ankle.-EXch.
Terry's Texas Rangers have select
ed Victoria as the place and June the
time to hold their thirtieth annual
meeting. Times.
The "Texas Limited" from ST. Louis
was derailed near Tip Top Sunday. 1t
is reported the fireman was killed and
several people injured. Eek.
Mr.. Morton, living just north of the
jured by lighting during storm
which recently visited the peace.
John Moretti stabbed his wife to
death at ball game near Hoboken
Sunday. He tried to escape but base
ball player felled him with his bat and
he was arrested.-Ex.
A white railroad man was held up ct
Ennis by three able bodied negroes and
robbed of his coat. hat and what money
he had on his person. No arrests have
been made.-Houston Post.
Lutte Martin of Massey reports an egg
freak. ouo vi MS mems lalQ Twin eggs.
They are united at the small ends by
fiber and are soft shelled. They are of
the usual size.-Houston Post.
A fire at Brownwood in the bui lding
occupied by the Western Produce and
Exchange company and the Stock,
Farm and Irrigation journal did much
damage, the inside being gutted.-Ex-
or ange.
The power of the rangers is all DO
tent. Even notice of their coming
was sufficient to make the Columbus
people quiet down and stop their talk
about lynchings.-Fort Worth Mail
Telegram.
The district court grand jury at Pa
ris adjourned after returning TWENTY
eight felony Indictments and forty-one
for misdemeanor during the term. The
report states that crime in the county
is on the decrease.-Houston Post.
From the number of judicial hang.
ings in Texas the country is to be con-
graduated that the juries have at last
decided that murder is greater crime
than horse theft, or even violations of
the local option law.-Johnson County
Review.
The old settlers of Cooke county are
beginning preparations for their re-
union in August. This will be their
second coming togetheA and the
executive committee, who have been
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24

designated to make all arrangements
are determined sto make the meeting
a success.-Ex.
A. A. Adams. q Texarkana merchan,
claims to have seen the belled buz
| zsrd. While returning home from the
country.he says he saw the bird two
miles from Texarkana. The buzzard
was perched on a low limb and the
bell was easily seen.-Ex.
The 1O-months-old child of Axel
Malberg, prominent Swedish farmer,
living few miles out from George
town, reached up to pan of water on
the stove and pulled it over on itself,
scalding itself, from the effects Of
which the child died.-Ex.
The Texas Press association favors a
fair libel law, and neither opponents
inside nor those outside of the profes.
sion can mislead members or dampen
their ardor with cold water. ALI that
the reputable press wants is fair treat
ment, an equal show before the courts.
For this the Texas Press association
News.
Charles Faudree, one of the defend
ants tried in the Federal court at
ex-deputy marshall, at Coal Gate, I. T.
Leavenworth, on conviction of mar
slaughter, was one of Roosevelt's
Rough Riders. He enlisted in COM
pany M at Muskogee while nnder in
dictment and out on bond.
George w. Whatley, who was con-
victed of murder at the January term
of court. 1898, and sentenced to lite i'm
prisonment and who escaped from Jail
by saving out soon afterward and
since has been at large, was brought in
on the o'clock train this evening by
Deputy Sheriff Proctor and lodged in
jail. He was captured somewhere near
the Louisiana line, not a great distance
from Jefferson. -HOuston Post.
The state of Texas cannot make ar
too soon to remove all of
the helpless insane from the county
isils. About 1000 demented creatures,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24
Neighb0r-
hood Notes.
Texas.

Texas.
Bob Rsborn of Emory, was given ten
years for assault to'rape.
The dead body of q man was found
in box car at Garrett Sunday.
The ice. light and water plant at
Ennis has been sold for SI3, 100.
The kaufman conuntv shining con-
ventiOn meets OF kaufman Saturday.
The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church at sEnnis continues
With much interest.
Superintendent Arnold of the Bee
Vile public schools has been unapi-
mously reelected.
The remains of Fraser Edwards,
drowned in the Bosque near Waco,
have been recovered.
John T. Melton. a prominent farm
er and stockmen of Collin county, died
near McKfnney.-Excb.
During the month of April 800 car
loads of cattle we're shipped from San
Angelo, Texas, to the Indian territory.
-Pecos Times.
The district quarterly conference of
the Methodist church ia in session at
Hillsboro with presiding Elder Horace
Bishop in the chair.
The body of a white child a few
hours old was found by a negro boy on
the banks of the Brszos river near
Waco Sunday in box.
Arthur O'Neal, charged as accom-
plice with the murder of P. II. BOYD,
near Lott, Falls county, in April, 1897,
was adjudged guilty by jury in the
district court at Waco and given life
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24

The district quarterly conference of
the Methodist church is in session at
Hillsboro with presiding Elder Horace
Bishop in the chair.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-24

The body of white child a few
hours old was found by a negro boy on
the banks of the Brszos river near
Waco Sunday in q box
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07
Rcnuncio del CoDlGio InyuIar

En- la manana de hoy ha quedadv
conflrmado el rumor publico acerca d.
que hubiere dimltdo el Gahinete. Las
causas qne informan esta determ nacion
son las siguientes que hemos recoiIdo de
labios dc personas autorizadas.
Al renunCiar el doctor Carboneli la
cartera de Fomento oreyeroa sus com
paferos de Gobierno que le sustituirla
uno de los homOres del partido | ber4 ;
no resultando asi, puesto qce cl Genera
Henry nombro para dessmpehar aquel
impo'tante cargo dos Jefes del r ier-
cito ameiicano En- vrtud de esta re
solucion, el Gabinete por conduco del
ST. Munoz Rivera pres-nto al General
su dim'sion que no fue aceptada. Este
ocurria el sabado en- la tarde FL do
minCo por IA m1nana recipio el Presi
dente de GOb erno Insulsr a olden &c
que renun-ia-e el Gao.ne;e los ca gos
que Sc le haf ian GONNA 30. Con mo i've
de ESQ, solicito G. Sr MufCz Rivera del
General Henry un plazo prudential que
lie fue concedido par, d. acusrdo con
sus comp hefos, ieso Yer 10 que fuere
oportuno.
Aver tsrde Sc reupio el Go5inete !,
tras breve armada &c iberacion acor
daron todos re, cindir en- manos de NJ
Henry los podefes que el G 'olerno e,
habia conhado, slendo en- el acto acep
tado.
En- a maiana de hoy hassido llamad,
al Palacio de Santa Cat ina e di tn
guido jurisc onsulto on Herm nio Di z
Navarro y de>pues de c nferenci4r con
e General Hen.y rec,bio de este la or
den de que in itase los sc6ores que han
de desemlehar as cuatro Secrttsri S
de- Gobierno, ls cuaIes, seg1n parece,
revestiran en- 10 sucesivo un caracter di,
tinTo al que han vendo ttnendo. pues
seran centros independieotes unos de
otros. Los nombres que tenian qued n
sustituidos tambieu oor los sigulentes:
E tado, F nance, JusticIa e Interior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07
TEODORO GUERRERO
Las HUELLAS DEL CR!NEN
| CONTINUATION I

"Y sin embargo. la esperanto nos
so5tenia en- la prision; iver e mundol
Y subre toto mo yer la coha de Mss
Smith! He ahi el pr"bl.ma de la felici-
dad para nosottas! va estsmos en- ell
mundo va me quejo; el mundo nos
s-paro. esto es insufnble; anoche co
noci a ialta one me hacias. Fig1rate
que al volver casa traia en- la cabeza
e. e,t { TO del teatro. el efecto de aquel
millar de voces que atronaban, hacienda
un ruido mas descomunal que ell que Sc
armada en- el patio del colegio en- las
horas de recreo Veo que en- el mundo los
hombres son ni1os grandes. que Sc en-
tretienen con cuaIquier cosa; crefa que
el mun1o era campo de emociones VIC.
lentls, pero hasta ahora no encontre gran
iilerencia. Verdad IS qre hoy me gusta
mas If al teatro y al paseo que consa-
grarme al estudio de la gramatica de
Ia geoerafa lque tempo tan lssfimoso
c piefde en- el colegi para que nece
sito saber conjugar el verbo comfr 81
cusndo me siento Ia mesa 10 oractico
SIN acordarme de la reglas1 tOue falts
me hace saber donde esta Paris O Madrid
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07

de su sistema de educacionl ELLA nuncs
nos dijo que los hombres tenian ojos, nj
mucho menos que habia ojos tan her
mosos
"Dando vueltas y vueltas en- la CANA,
sin comprender el motive de mi insom-
nio me sorprendio el alba que entro por
las rendijss de la ventana ell canario
que esta en- ell comedor canto para salu-
darla, llo creeras, Luciar en- el gorjeo
del pajaro me parecio escuchar el timbre
de la voz dc Gabriel que Sc pego mi
oreja, y dentro me zumba de continue,
como 81 la estuviera oyendo en- el port |
del teatro, en- donde la OF por primera
vez. lQue ha1ra de com1n entire ell
canto del canario y la voz de Gabrielf
iDesde hoy querre mas ese pajaritol
"Me levante en- seguida, pero no me
habia repuesto de la emocion cuando
me produjo otra la lectura del folletin
del Diario : no tie figures que encontre
en- el el nombre de Gabriel; S, te 10 di
jera te alarmarias, creyendo que estsba
enamorado de tn amigo; ique disparatel
III y yo desconocemos ese verbo aunque
aprendimos a conjugarlo ILibreme Dios
de enamorarme de ning1n hombre! En-
las novelas que a hurtadillas leiamos en-
el colegio, sempre note que las mujeres
cuando Sc enamoran dejan de ser felices
y yo quiero d'sfrutar del mundo; aunque
recelo que enamorandose de un aombre
que tenga ojos como los del rey David,
con mirada tan graciosa, sc pone la
mujer q cubierto de la desventura. Dicen
que los hombres son malos, pero Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07

and Pan American Express Co 9 bultos
2a-ios efectcs-J. O. Bewan"l CT 100
brls cerveza cI vidrieria ia-Pringle Bross
2 CTS tejidos-Samuel Smith cIs whis-
key-F. H. Griuoold 80 brls cerveza-
{. b. Rause q CTS efectos $50 Whitman y
Barnes 6 CTS huacales bacalao 6 cIs
quesos 8 id mantequila II3 jamones
brls habichuelas 8 cIs avena 3 brls II
CTS frutas 5 brls IS cIs galIetas 1 Ct efec
tos-Rotui3 do: 6 brls bFea fardos Iona
6 huacales / brl cI maquinaria brls
botellas IS CTS caitas CTS extracto de
soda CTS efectos- Orden; r { 200 SIS
harina-A E L 1 CT efectos id mante
quilla-L ( 3 bultos varios efectos-
l. M c so SIS harins 20 brls tocino 1913
20 CTS manteca SO brls so CT galletas
100 CTS petroleo 20 rolos aambre
jaulas jamones brs chicharos id ha-
bichuelas l CT esco5as 80 i'd pastas
Z c 800 SIS harina so bsrfiles tocino-
"A { CTS cigarriIlos-C E d cIs efec
tos electricos : S A ID q br'es aceite-
Is { so brles cerveza-M G p brles
cerve7a 1 Ct muestras-R T 4o,4 brles
eerveza-M M c AZ bultos mag ninsria
y otros-R N 20 tubos hero 1 huacal
mangos de madera-L S Ct efe~tos de
escritorio cI papel Ct sobres 1 CT aba
nicos ID O 5 brls cerveza I CT efectos
de escfitorio cl cartees atado betun
Ct calzado ottos-A R 200 SIS ha
una--A ) 6l3 manteca Ct tocineta 100
CTS galetas 200 id past,s-S P IoI brles
csrveza 50 CTS 20 brles smargo I3 cis
1904 brles cerveza ciIindros cIS arun
cios-A V c 500 cIs kerosina B A {
500 sis harina IS SIS Iimienta 10 fdos
amelia os claws especias IS ols acei
te 80 id vel 200 ata los psl e,-No 50
7 els etiquesas.
De Afecibo y escalas vap a'er. "Ga
licia" 4 MulIenhoff Korber con carga
de tr5nsito
De Cienfuegos vap amer trasporte
&c ht ster," q las ordenes del Gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.

Para los puertos dc su ruta vap. amer.
Vasco despacha 10 por Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga. con 10 siguiente; Para Aqua
dilla-S Melon y Go cl mercancias-
M. Iriarte, 9 SIS carbon vegetal-Carre-
ras Com alez y Co I Ct cazado y otrcs
-Scres de n. .iayol Co CTS guinea
LA fardo pieIes cl aguarras Rafael
Nogueras 1 CT caIzado-Bolivar Arruza
y Co 100 SIS atroz- r Fabian y Co Ct
fardo tejidos Pedro Orcasitas Muhoz
fardo Iieles / idem pita 3 atados pspel
Mendizabal y Co CTS q fardos tejidos
4 Lynn, { hjos de Perez Morris. cl
llbros 3 idem papel para cigarriilos =
Vidal Hermanos. l CT fardo tejidos
Para Nlayaguez-Sobrnos de Armas
pqte quincaIa G triquitraques-Cue-
tara Ros y Co fdo pielcs-S:res de A.
Mayol y Co brl planchas 3 @ hojas de
iata-Juan Piza y Mas I fdo tejidos. 8
bultos equipages-Cerecedo Hermanos
y Co I @ tejidos-Scres de Ahumada y
ca tdo tejldos-Claudino Ricoy l baui
libros otros-B 'ivar Arruza Co so
sI ha'ina-CaIjas y Co I43 cueros de
res Sores de Ahumada Co I flo te
j ios-A. Lynn, hijos de Perez Morris
@ etiquetas.
Para Ponce-Sobrinos de Armas a
quincalla-Juan Piza y Mas 1889 cueros
de res Sres de A. Mayol y Go pqte
pieles -Compafiia de Ferrocarirles II
bultos hero otros efectos-S. Melon
y Co l G papel IA pipa vino Julian
M4tienzo brl cola q perdigones, 2
orles planchas 4 @ dagas IS arafes NJ
Lomha y Co 40 81 garbanzos a jaulas
4jos q sardi1ss Sores de Orcasitas y
CO fdo teiidos j. M. Blanco I d me
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07

81 cuando papi me lleYe esas ciudades
no he de guar el barco nj el carruaie
que me conduzca! Lo que necesito es
que me lleve ALA para spfender pacti
camente la geografla.
"No te rias, mi querida Lucia, nj
digas que tengo mala cabezt. Recuerda
que el 1nico verbo que no quiso Miss
Smith que apren1eramos conjugar fue
ell TO Lore por la misma raz5n fue ell
mejor que aprendimos. lEl caracter in
giles es tan excentrico! He olvidado to
dos los tiempos del verbo amar. mo te
parece muy grato. y dulce al oido1 70
aUs0 til amaS, 6L ANA -.
"Como te iba dciendo, al lIecar a
casa me acoste; pero me sucedi6 10 que
"a vispera de los examenes solo que no
estabas 4 mi lado para comunicarnos
nuestros temores; ell suefio no vino a
buscarme, y te lame al llamarte. 81
teatro Sc aparecio mis- ojos con toda u
bulla con toda la gente que contens
naturalmente. Sc me presento el portal
de Villanueva y natu mehte Vi aquc
HOS OJoS duC III ainlSO bduilSl 1000 dl
rey David tan brillantes. como una mi
rada especial que nunca note en- otros
ojos Como esta5a oscuf; la fan
tasia es tan atrevlda, no temiendo que
nadie me sorprendiera, me puse est T.
diar aquella mrada, y del estudi pas6
la contemplation, y de la contemplation
al 6xtasis IQue tendra Gabriel en- los
ojos cue me obligo mirarle tanto item
po, sin que me cansaral Isl cayera esta
carta en- poder dc la directora, renegaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07

briel debe ser la exception de la regla;
y sin embargo, ST temiera enamorarme
de el, pediria papa que me llevara
Francia Q a otro pals lejano. lAmar1... :.
No, 1ol
IHas leido el folletin de modasf lEs-
taras agitadaf lEl gran bale en- los sa-
lones de la marquesa de Rio Hondol
iVamos a disfrutar por primera vez de
esa fiesta que me trastorna la cabeza
con la cual sohe muchas nochesl In
m1sica que convida, las luces que des-
lumbran, el compass de la danza, los OBJ
sequios de los jovenes que Sc disputan
el honor de nuestras parela', y todo ESQ
que me cuentaD, me tene sobresaltada
deseando que vuele ell tempo para goxar
de tantos placeres. Es menester, queri.
da Lucia, que nos veamos todos los
dias, pues sole quedan dos semanas,
ESQ es nada para consagrarlas los pre-.
paratvos del bale; en- dos semanas ape.
mas tendremos tempo para combinar los
adoTnos del traje, sin contar las horas
que perdefemos EN- hablar de las emo
clones que ha de otrecernos Ia hesta. Es
prec'so que nos compongamos con el
meJor flgu'in, y que vayamos entera-
s1ente iguales para lamar la atencion:
quiero IL mug linda para que Gabriel
sc fje en- mi. con aquellos ojos que me
persiguen desde auoche con tenaz in II
tencia mas tenaz que la de Miss Smith.
que no me dejaba nj un momento, pos
tenor de que revolucionara el colegio.
CONTINukhA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-02-07

Abordo del Alfonso XIII va pars
Esp ma ell general Aguirre. Comandante
en.Jefe del 20 Cuerpo de Ejercito de ope-
raciones en- Cuba.
Tambien van 2oI3 individuos de
tropa.
A Ia hora en- que cerramos nuestra
edicion Sc dispone ell senior Mu1oz Ri
vera a hacer entrega de la Secretarla
de Gobernaci6n al empleado cue por
sustitucion reglamentari2 lie corresponds,
en- vista dc que ell Sub secretario seiicr
Camunas sc encuentra en- Fejardo desde
hace unos dias.
No resulta exacto que Sc telegrahara
aver don Felipe Cuevas ofreeiendole
la cartera de Fomento.
Sres. Doctor Malacof Medicine Co,
New York.
Muy sefiores mios.
Leyendo hoy ei case notable que des
cribe ell "Medical Tribune, "s"vengo en-
manifestarles que hace mas de cuatro
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