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HRtNE TART.

Stew one-half of pound Of prurcs with
four ounces If sugar. strip of lemon
peel and one-half of pint Of water till
a most soft Then pare, core and slice
ono pound OF apples. Add these to the
prures. ana cook t'gcthor till tender.
Pace the stoWod frui, IN n pudding dish
and add little mixed spice. Cover with
pun paste and bake in moderate oven
half an hour. Serve either hot or cold.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

Now IClK, MHrCn =.
Market steady: ton steers firm: fat COW
shade higher: all sold. Steers 81. 4005.,n,
stass. $40; bulls. s}jna46;. cows, 81 ,50
4.o. Liverpool market steady at ia l2c
frigcrator beef slow; live sheep. lie; eN-
ports. @ilo quarters OF beef; tomorrow
nom
CALVES Receipts. 255l: 27eo on sale.
Market fair. prices steady to 25c higher,
all sold Ncals. @.oDd6.0o; tops. s6.9,u6 80
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. HIP: ID
cars on sale. Sheep steady. lambs steady
TO &c higher: all sold. Shcop. A.5"Hf.o
culls, 81 ""t4""; lambs. si.G2' casio; .cuils
s. oae. q; clipped lambs, $50; spring lamrs
49, j0nt. q each
HOGs-8"ceipts, 1855; half a car on sale
Quoted htm at $5.Sbu5. %.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March Is.
COTTON-Spot limited demand. prices
1-%UTl l-lhd higher. American mddliug fair
> &,-J2d good middlins. 9-lod; middlinE.
Sgd; low middlng. sd, good ordinary.
, lid: ordinary. I'd. The sales of the daN
were 7oo" bales. Of which ~ We're for spe =
ula ZION and export and included 500 Am
erican. Receipts. Zoo bales. including
15,Mn American. Futures opened steady
ana closed quiet at the advance.
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EN-VERMONTER FAILS.

New York, March 2T-Lyman W. Red
ngton, lawyer, to-day filed a petition in
bankruptcy with liabilities of $s9,3oG and
assets at 500, Among the creditors is the
New England Life Insurance company of
Rutland W., sjl93, Mr. Eedineton was
formerly candidate on the democratic
ticket for governor OF Vermont.
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FOR YOUR SCRAP-BOOK.
Recipes From Many Sources and Of Ac-
knowlcdged Worth

Cream one-third of n cupful Of butter
add cupful of granulated sugar, the
yoks Of two eggs well beaten and half a
rupful of milk. Into two cupfuis of -four
stir two tCaspooniuls Of baking powder,
rhen slit tn, nour into the wet ingredients.
Beat the whites of the eggs until very
STIFF and add to the above mixture. Bake
n two layers. For "A filling compound the
following: Shave one pound - pie su-
gar into half a cup of boiling water until
4 will form into "A bah if dropped into
ce water Beat the whites of two eggs
until they foam, then pour the syrup
gradually upon them, beating constantly.
Set the bowl containing the mixture into
il large pan of ice water ar ~'-t until
II is like soft sugar candy, then spread
between the layers of cake and upon the
,op.
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The Weekly Free Press

Gives SO columns every
week for IA year S1.OO. Nc
other paper in Vermont can
say this; no other paper
gives so much news as the
FREE PRESS.
You have a neighbOr who does
not take the FREE PRESS
possibly he bOrrOws your
cOpy-semd us his name and
wewill send him a sample
copy Of the pest Weekly
paper in Vermont, 80 col.
umns OF news u week. : |
year.
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET.

Boston, March %.
Boston and Montana rose 3 to go am
Butte Ia - Parrot rose / to ~: ttai
zig TO "a aud Isle ROyalc to 23ia. all clos
ing at or near top prices. Arcadian los,
~ 10 24e closing there and Centennid
"a to 22i2, closing 22i2 ANA gamatcd ~tii
fenced = to ~. Centennial Eureka - /,
2N's: uld dominion i to y. Bingham
to l3g
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MAYONNAIsE FOUNDER.

Select large thick fish. Boil and set
on ice until cold. Place il on a platter
garnished with parsley and slices Of lem
on; pour mayonnaise dressing OH the fish
and serve.
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NURSERY COOKERY.
TIE ANEMTc AND NERVOUS Guild
Continued from last week.
BY christine Tcrhune nerrlck.

Sandwiches OF raw or UNDERGONE meat
may be given also 10 the feeble child ana
eggs, in Simple preparations, are excel
lent The scraped meat, already recon-
mcndcd for various disorders is most use
full here.
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RICE CREAM.

Boil one cup OF rice in a double boiler
in sweet milk until soft add two table
srOonfuls If sugar. saltspoonful of salt
pour into dish and when cold place on
Il Jumps of jelly; beat the whites Of five
eggs and three tabespoonfuls Of powder
cd sugar to a stiff froth flavor to taste.
add tablespoonful of rich cream and
drop the mixture on the rice
Leaving creams and desserts for the
present at least, let me give you a recipe
for breakfast or lunch dish for Lent
that I recently obtained at a clubhouse
noted for its good things You will all
want Ia try it ANA I am sure will appre-
ciate the dish. We Will call it
POTATO CAKES.
Fake one cupful of flour, one cupful ot
cold mashed potato, one teaspoonful OF
yeast powder and saltSpoonful of salt
siftad into the -four; mix all together and
add rich milk enough to mako like biscuit
dough; roll out about one-half inch thick
rut into two-inch squares and fry a gold.
In brown in deep. smoking hot fat.
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BITTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, March -
BUTTER Northern. 2Jn Pc. Western
2jc; imitation. 20d.0i .c ladies'. 19c.
CiitESt.-N estern, lli2H1:i2c; Northcrr
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DESSERT CREAMS.
BY Louise Role.


At this season OF the year IL is neces-
-ary to tempt the appetite ana to provide
little delicacics for the table. The hearty
ana substantial food of the severe winter
must give way to dishes Of greater Va
riety, and especially to a greater variety
OF dessert.
You have been told 10y different Good
Cookery writer's of very many different
kinds of pastry and buildings. and | TO
not wish to trespass upon that field. but
suggest the making Of a few of the
many popular creams 50 often found in
fashionable cafes. SPEAKING generally,
these creams are a delicate dessert mot
I'm the least hurtful TO those with delicate
-tomachs) and pleasing to all tastes, and
IN addition To- their dcsirabiltv in ether
ways are easily prepared and at reason
bbo expense.
First We will consider a series OF Eu-
h"mian creams, il being undclSi God in all
rascs where fresh fruit is used thai the
canned article can be substituted when
the fresh is not in season.
BOHEMIAN CREAM Wauiua)
AXE one quart of cream. two table
lonfuls OF sugar and one ounce Of gel
me soaked in water until dissolved;
Nhp onc-half the cream To- a stiff troth.
ooil the other half with the sugar ana 20
vanilla urau UuUl u sufficient flavor is
extracted Tor vanilla extract may he add
Hu JUST after II is removed from llt Ill').
take off the fire. add the Gclatiuc. and
when cooled little stir in the wcll-beatcn
yolks OF four eggs As soon as il begins
10 thickcn stir steadily until smooth.
Nhon add the whipped cream, beating 1T
Nightly. Mold and set on ice until ready
20 serve.
BOHEMIAN CREAM strawberry.
Proceed as above with the exception of
ihc use OF vanilla and 10 flavor with
whcrrics Strain two pounds Of her
Ties through a colander svcoton to taste.
idd to the dissolved gelatiue sci III ice
md when it thickens stir until smooth
>ld the whipped cream as above and
mold
BOHEMIAN CREAM Gincapple)
TO flavor with pineapple cut one apple
I'm, boil with mar a pound of powdered
juGar strain through a colaudcr add the
dissolved eclatino. set ON ice and when
{ thickerS stir till smooth add the whip
pol cream and mold
Creams favored with peaches. rasphor-
ric> and other fruits may ho made by fol-
loving the above ideas. but i'm no case
add the whipped cream until the mixture
is cool and begins to thickcn.
HAMBURG CREAM
Stir together the grated rind ami Juice
Of two large lemons and one cup Of sugar
add the woll-boaton Nolks Of eight eggs
pat Il IN z tin pail. set in pot Of boiling
water. stir for three minutes. take frCU
the fire. add the Wcll-beatcu whites of tho
eggs; set away on the ice and serve cod
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DREAMED SPAGHETTI.

Break spaghetti into inch lengths. put
j, over The tire in saltrd boiling water and
cook until it is tender Drain from the
water and pat into a hot dish. Have ready
a cuptul at white sauce made by cooking
together tablespoonful each of buttcr
ana flour ana halt pint Of rich milk. In
TO this stir tablespoonful of grated
cheese let 1T become well melted and pour
all oyer III" spaghetti
bnc value of spaghetti and macarcui is
tcund in thV fact that they are manufa"-
turod from 1our from which part of the
Stllch has been removed and they there
Tore contain considerable portion of
mn og"nous matter. Great care should al
ways be taken 10 cook them thorough Y.
as, If undcrcookod. they are indigestiblc.
Plenty Of butter. milk. cream and broil-
cd fat bacon should be given the nervous
or iilomic patient If they do not seem "a
disturb his digestion. So far aS cercnls
ana fruits are concerned. the SAM rc.i-
men may he followed that is advised Tor
the sufferer from constipation. In OK
rene ctSoS It may Toe necessary TO Id-
minister foods that have been predigas; ed
with pepSine or pancrcatinc. hui mis- is "A
matter lying within the province of the
physician i'm charge rather Than OF the
domestic dictitian
Go he continued next week.
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Our clubbing list includes al! papers and
magazines published. Only those most fire.
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but others may be had on application.
Subscribers may have more than one
paper from this clubbing list. Always
send stamp for reply when asking about
this, as we do all this work a, no profit in
order to accommodate our subscribers
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BOHEMIAN CREAM G'incapple1


Stir together the grated rind ami juice
Of two large lemons and one cup Of sugar.
add the W'l-bcatcn NolkS Of eight eggs
put al IN 4 tin pail. set in q pot Of boiling
water stir for three minutes. take from
the fire. add the wcll-beatcn whites Of the
eggs; set away on the ice and serve cod
in, cueturd cupc
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CerSRtGpTED.

beaten very light. and do not remove the
spoon until the mixture Is the thickness
OF ordinary scrambled eggs. Salt to taste
and serve on tiny squares of toast.
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spoon until the mixture is the Thickness
OF ordinary scrambled eggs. Salt to taste
and serve on tiny squares of toast.
POBENTA.
The exact variety Of meal OF which Ital-
ian polenta is made may not be Obtainable
in this country. but a tolorably good sub
stitute is found in the ordinary yellow
Cornmeal. To cook 1T for this dish heat
Il pint Of water to boiling aud sift in the
cornmcdl, stirring ali the while, until
about half Cupiu has been added. Stir
until the mixture is smooth, ana boil aftcr
That for at least an hour. Turn ii out
then upon shallow plate and when cold
II may ice cut INTO strips. Make "a good
tomato sauce and pour over this. Ot
course, II is more saVoiN if it is fried, but
if the iuvalids digestion is delicate all
fried foods should tr avoided.
MEAT AND LETTUCE SANDWICH.
This makes a pleasant variety upou the
plain sandwich OF Scrapcd or chopped
beef \ crisp lettuce leaf should be dipped
into French dressing of good salad OIL
to which has bcer added a little salt and
Il very few drops OF vinegar, ANA the leaf
should he laid between the meat and Che
bread.
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DREAMED EGGS.

Heat together a gill of cream or rich
milk and gill of stock from chicken or
turkey, The broth from boiled fowl is
perhaps the best, but n variety may some-
times he Obtained by using mutton broth
When it is warm, stir into ii Two egss
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bibiogI al ia |.
~ |" 81

Hemos recibido un ejemplar del
<Libro Segundo de Lectura , por
Sarah Louise Arnold Charles 3:
Gilbert, traducido ! ada apta DO al
idioma casteliano por nuestro dls'
tinguido amigo y compete 9nte puoll-
cista Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Este segundo hb-o es ann su
perior, 81 cabe, al prime 70, por ell
sencillo-y racional metodo que en-
plea para apoderarse de Ia atenc'on
de los nif1os; hacienda atractlva su
]ectura.
Por otra parte 81 libro es una
joya tipografca de los E aitores S1
vert, Buriet5 and Com pa ny de New
York, con magn1ficos grabados e
ilustraciones en- colores, y puede de
cirse que en- su g@nero, es de 10 me-
jor que circulara entire los bancos
de las escuelas para regocijo de los
niflcs.
Este segundo libro De lectura,
asf como ell primero, y otras ooras
importantes, de su ilustrado tradac
tor, Sc hallan de venta en- su casa
habitaci6n, Fortaleza 55.
Felicitamos al compa11ero Fer
nandez Juncos, por esta nueva pro
duccion de su laboriosidad.
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()o1lsejo
patli0taa
Il Pueblo oe Puerto E.ico~

iAE1 ::.'2r:s,! :iJalna! Estais en-
81 Lo.Ge d. III ,iasnenadero .....
pero, tt,:l c2rca, v tan cecca 4 sus
pr0x ;mi3a3a,, t:"= ya muchos 90
yosotrca, o@ he',rl5 precipitaco poI'
Gi. Auu (. jampo. Podels salvar
i vueatc> g.: er&ciada patria, de un
Ga de intc. al paso que vais, al
serz! M c~uitl1 Csc boron que
aim pod; >'l1>r, y con 81 cual nac
t;halfais IL: t.rai1s de y1estra ttl,te
ri5tCria '.>>i IN So hace p2.tc!a!
Is uuioa I~. t;t:'Ye Ia fueiza; por
tai causa, So C = ole EN- estos mOmon
tos CO pelCr3, Tempo es que CO.
sen esos oo]cs CUE solo con 1ucen Il
exterminio IL vosotros misnos y
que no tia11<~ i razon de- ser. Dispu.
tais arabos - Il 10 mismo, por l.,
cual, 70 da}"'2i existir las contien-
das QUE 4 { -. instalite Sc rrcdE
cen. Os rorltC Que ~!a union 50 i'm
pore,; lnic0 medic que la de deci
dix, los daat ;: Is que S vuestra pa
tria, Ean 5u ra-:ii. T05cs iurtr's
l"ch2A, Y s.si t'2,teis muestras a nue.
vo Ouhierno, re vuostra oapacidad;
de gus So'> d'3Loa pAoriotas; y al
uismo tiemcc, engendrareis Ell ros-
peto que os deben tener. Frer0,
Que, ante 81 f1e,tc, airve de baluar
t. al dehil, para hacer waller sas de.
rechos aut5 q &.cber dc la legaIidad
Vusotros l.ireis que hoy SO hace
mposibla la dnitn, dada la odio5;-
dad que, ent,c ambos particles rel
ma -. No hay Ia. Todo Sc vance,
Sacrihcaoa u.a parte dc vosotro>,
para o! hic'l general; dissolved en- ab
so!ato e ',1:,.;,3 cue hoy no puedo
McAar, L. mu0o que, incousciente
ldeu0e, irereSandn en- las dlas del
que hoy tri;.ll2, sin daros cueuta,
Cs encultrcis roruidos, y entonuas,
cuando vcnEon la ) disidencias, que,
irremisiblomcnta, SO originaran con
el Gcoierno 5ttlal, todos, on nrc
sola luasa J it1tns, podais contra
rrestAr 10 que u convenga, pudien,
90 asl yer rcaA'zado el fin Que todc
hueu patricia 'aplra.
r, DE G.
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C,!,|1jila,iil1es
lta las !sI.as
J. q. B.

A pesar de Ia yucca que estamos
guayando: de que es mas difcil yer
una peseta, que la cara de Dios un
reprobo; y de que el.imperio del CO
comacaco, ausrbo y naranjo nudoso
no tienen muy trauquilo Ell sistema
nervioso; NO faltan desocupados que
Sc entretienen en- hacer ombinacio
res con las letras J. G. B que CO.
rrespoudeu, exactamente, por rara
coincidoncia, a los nombres y apelli
dos de los se1cres Don Jose Guzman
Benitez y Don Jose Con nez. Brioso,
personalidades que han merecido Ell
honor de ser electos pcr Ell presiden
te de Ia Repdblica para el importan-
te cargo de Consejeros del Gobier-
nO.
Ioor correo hemos recibido d.
versas combinaciones con las aludi.
das letras, y para sciaz de los lecto
res, vamus & reproducir algunas de
elias, que dicen asf:
Jamas Gritaran Bastante.
Jefes Gobierno BenGvolo.
.Turan Gozar Biber6n.
Juntos Ganaran Bepdiciones.
Junfperos Gobiernan Borinquen
Jamones, Gordos, Baratos.
Jaguares, Gabilanes, Boas.
> &. & &.
Y 10 mejor del case es, que cir
culan rumores de que niuguno de los
refaridcs Sefores acepta {! uombra-
uiento.
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C0leCCiOniStaS

ri rey Estanislao de Francia co
iccci ,naba los botes de farmacia,
cuyos botes :ueron q parar en- 81
Museo de Money para Ia Historic de
ceramica: ell duque de Richelleu CO
lecciouaba las p1pas de fumar: Fede'
rico el Graude reur1a las taoaq ueras,
de las cuales lego poseer una co.
leccion interesantfsima; el duque de
Morny era un apasionado <amateur,
de los relojes grandes de bolsillo,
Julio Jacquema t pas6 su vida en-
terra coleccionando zapato7,: babu
chas, chapines, es de decir, toda
clase de calzado viejo, cuya colec
cion iunumerable Sc conserva en- Ell
Museo de Cluny, y forma una Sc
RE de interes 1ulco para Ia historic
de las diversas costu % bres en- Ell
vestir, segdn la epoca.
Ahora Courteline Sc ha propues
to reunir en- su casa, los cuadr ros que
representan asuntos esturidos.
81 Musoo de Courteline lcnenta
va con uns gran cantidad de ohras
demostrando que la estupidez ocupa
Jun buen .ugar entire los humanos Sc
fA2.
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Desde hace "a amos sc .vienen co-np-ohan12l "a las
propedades toncas rsconstituyente IS de esas loraa
cuya formula-en ammonia con log PROGRESSES 80 = r.
rapeutiea evitando algdn tncongeniease oos rr
enla praetica--SE HA MODltlCADCa d M &c oil1ceI
al publibo preparation tan .@erfecta nt COMO
ma rapida en- sus efectos. >-
Las verdaderas PiLDORAS REtoNSTi5t = G.-
TIES DEI. DOCTOR REVERCN ct1ran prof. am .a1e
todas las Intermediates que Gcpsnden deI e'npoo.e
habitar en- sitios h7medos y ma ven.ilados, Pr
enfermsdades arteriores.-so1 muy eteaces en- en- 80 80
palpttaciones del coraz5n, dolores de eabeza ma |
teneia, debfidad dolores as ieEpas. h,dropez;a
eansancio. sordera. zunbidos de Ioid1s inares l.
d4z de- pie la que resttuye su color natafs Lne
teorsno grandes perdidas de ssngre, fats e mems
truaeddn. abundaccia sscasez. dsssrroiio az *s
i6yenes, debidad general todsa s.Iarscaon znoEcsa
que sea sintouna de CLoRoAsEAiA-
La importancta de estas Pi!doEas QUE Sc RECO
MIENDAN PoR 81 SOLAS. esta roiIpTcbsda no solo
n,, mao tsu eaneraIizado qua t.elen la Isia eiEo
que e. mbi6neon Las uuchas fm1tacaonas que de elias
&c han hecho. empleando envase euvosforios hasta
uombres pareoados
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e. suuor
dc los pies.

En- la e>t.,cihn do los calores ell
cuerpo humane ontra en activa trans
riracid2 al'le'.,1 ejercicio. Sc in
oica an tratani ato efcaz muy re.
coneuoado ra - evitar Ia moLestia
que prOplcs " extranos causa el
excessive snaor &c los pies.
Con Cus'i> gramOs de aluminol
y ot:oa cuatro do aristol y ounce de
al1:i4on, tcdo en- l.olvo, Sc mace una
mezc!a !ntinv. con la que Sc pulve.
rizau las part = lie mas t+aos piran,
sea OF las pl+utA@, dedos, &, dasa.
parccieudo IL .,o!:.stia instactanea.
mauto, f. :, J.: Il iG1to Sc deDe ha-
aoc una, COS 8 N''oa vecea al dfa, SC
gln Ia inten,i ! de "a at3cciGa:
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Buen ediffiici0.

Pronto la esquina, entire Tetuan
y Tanca: 'sera hermoseada cor una
nueva construction, de corte y esti
10 americanos. Desaparecera la CO.
nojera que hoy afea aquel sitio, pa
"a levantarse un edifcio moderno,
comfortable, de cuatro pisos, con as
censores, y cuanto el buen gusto Sc
nala para vivir ell hombre como
mandan los preceptos de la hygiene
y exile la cultura y la civilizaci6n.
;Lastima, que no pueda empren~
derse al mismo tiempo otra cons
trucci6n semejante, en- ell solar que
ocupa Ell destartarladc y viejo edit
clio, que en- la esquina opuesta SO co
noce con ell nombre de <Fonda de la
Estrelie>,
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FLINT EDDY & AMERICAN TRADING CO
Broad Street.
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D1RECCI0N TELEGRlFICA:
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u,i ,2uebio; = en- vez de rostrarles
ouc q &jcI>c;c..o lei derecho del SUI
t@a yio, ha1(a da lIevarlo algua dia
a. j,lebisc;to, SEQ Sc le ha ensenado
& pro2ed:.r cn!1o 10 han hecho en-
Force, Maya9iloz. Juana Diaz San
Jpan D3u: pueblo que iba & for
r3ar g, a:c~c;cio del darecho, estan
sacanic al rupolacho que Sc esc>
del uso DO ~ fuerza truta.
f. NJ. HOSTOS.
far@1; Domingo Octubre 1900.
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H. DIECKMEYER 4 Co, HAMBURoo.

LIE han sido condonadas por
el Ayuutamiento en- session de aver &
don Conrado Palau, las contribucio.
nes que satisfacia por una casa que
tiene en- Puerts de TERRA.
FL Jefe de la Polivia munici'
pal ha manifestado al Ayuntamien'
to, naberse mudado del local que
ocul,a 81 cuerpo, todas las personas
Gienas 8 la policia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-14
Paris BdZdr.

Toreras de encaje des !e cin-
cuenta centavos, agremanes desde
clncO cautavoS; riZ.do de seda de
todos colores a diez centavos. tules
bordados, CASA bordada, broderi
blanco negro, epcajes de seja y
de algodon, veios para la cara desde
2J centavos, azahares tinos, velos
para novia, tul banco para velos de
novia 60 centavos vara Todo aca'
baoo de recibir de Paris.
Ha sjdo aprobado por el Ayun
tamierto una mocj6n resentada,
que indica la neces idad dc que en- los
depositos de materias intlamabies no
haya mas de 100 cajas.
La policia denuncio al gta
gtlero Marcial Rosario, nor conducir
su carruaje sin estar dcntro de las
condolences que exile la garantfa de
los viajerOs, dejando caer un caballo
en- plena calle, eau andole algunos
golpes.
PICAPEDRFROs En- las
obras de los puentes de Manati Sc
solicitan picapedreros y albaniles
Los que deseen trabajar pueden So
licltarlo en- dichas obras
n-s--1O
Se'contirma la noticia que dimos
Ell dias pasados sobre construction
de IN gran Hotel Ell San Juan, de
esti)o moderno 81 ediicio costara
1oo, COO dollars, y mny pronto daran
principle las OBJ as. Su duef1o, Mr..
Leonorf, de New York, Sc propone
mostrar a los puetorriquenos, como
sc monta un Hotel en- las postrime.
rlas del siglo XIX.
Ell ex presidente de Orange Mr.
Steyn trabaja activan.eDte en- refor-
mar las guerrillas boers dotando
las de artilleria ligera y otra 1e in
genielos. h.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-11-14

A precios n6dicos Sc venden
dos magn}ficos coches con arneses y
caballos del pals.
lnformaran Cfisto Is altos.