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unequalled in any part of the world. The
soil of Java is a volcanic mud. 1t is as
rich as guano. 1t is of such a nature that
1t can easily be made into walls which
will hold back the flooded patches.
The larger canals are stone walled, we'll
built with many locks, but the water drips
from field to field as the little mud en-
bankments are opened by the people.
In many places l saw the people at work
Here they were planting and there harvest
ing the rice. The lands are plowed and
weeded by the men, but the planting and
reaping is done by the women. The rice
is set out plant by plant in the flooded
fields, the women wading through the mud
up to their knees as they plant Much
or the farming is on shares man and his
wife agreeing to plant and harvest a patch
Tor one-fffth of the crop. Sometimes a
number of people will join together and
take several rice fields. I see crowds at
work in the ripe grain. The men and wo-
men are working together. and especially
the young men and young women. 1 am
told that harvesting time is the chief court
Ing time, and that the boys and their
sweethearts usually become engaged while
cutting rice. The work Is not at all hard.
for each stalk Of rice Is cut separately with
little knife which Is held in the fingers
The stalks are put together In sheaves not
much bigger around than a mans leg and
in this shape they are taken home and
At the beginning Of the rice harvest
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The Lobster Industry.
From the Providence Telegram.


We heard deal about Holsters last win
ter in the doings of the Massachusetts leg
islature, and there has been much said
and written lately about the decline of
the lobster industry on the New England
coast; not so much attention has been given
to the propagation and Increase of the lob
ster crop. however. as there has been dis
cusson over nine-inch and ten-inch loasters
in legislatures. Down in Maine enterpr.s-
ing lobster men are learning how TO reap
the benefit of bigger prices by building lob
ster ponds and taking their chanc ss against
storms that make free their Imprisoned
charges while being held for a higher ran
som. Gradually along the coast this busi-
ness of impounding Holsters has passed into
the hands of a few men and we notice that
the business is on an increase as the result.
new pound at South Bluehill is beirg
built to hold 10000 Holsters. Advantage
has been taken of a natural salt pond,
formerly the mill pond of one of the old
tide mills, which have practically dis;tp-
peared from the New England coast. A
complete packing plant is being erected At
the pound and Holsters taken from the
water one day may be landed I'm Boston and
Providence the next morning.
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SlAMESE MINISTER
Phya Charoon Raja Maitri IS Soon
Expected Here.
COUNTRY'S FIRST REPRESENTATIVE
His Career as Remarkable as Anv
in Oriental History
NJ MASTER IN TATECRAFT
Copyright, 1901

Copyright, 1901.
Written for The Evening Star by Frederic Dean.
With the coming of the Siamese minister
to this country, soon expected in Washing
ton, diplomatic society will be enriched by
singularly interesting personality. Phya
Charoon Raja Maitri, first envoy extraor-
dinary and minister plenipotentiary from
Siam to the United States, has had a ca
reer probably more remarkable than any
of the associates whom he will meet in
diplomatic circles. Cousin of his king as
he is, he has been prince, priest beggar
and finally not only prince again, but one
of the most trusted advisers of the throne
That he is accredited to the United States
is proof of this latter, for King Chulalong-
korn is himself an admirer and a student
of the institutions of this country and is
so deeply interested in strengthening the
ties between it and his own land that he
has recently been considering a trip hther.
Up to the present, however Siam has been
content with a consular representative to
this nation, Mr.. Isaac Townsend Smith
formerly United States consul to SIAM The
new ambassador is the sixth sent from his
country, the others being accredited to Ber-
lin, Paris, London, St. Petersburg and
Yeddo.
seven years old. Like most Siamese, he is
below medium size according to our stand
ards, but is of fine physique, deep chested,
muscular and straight. Man to man he
could probably make easy work of the
average American thirty pounds heavier
than himself, for he has been a fine athlete,
proficient in the severe exercises Of wres-
Ting and sword play, and he still keeps his
youthful suppleness and strength, which is
unusual for an oriental of his age Despite
his dark skin he is fine-looking man. His
eyes are calm, steady and we'll set; his fore
head broad and unwrinkled; his mouth
firm and well controlled; the general con-
tour of his face regular and pleasine and
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nobody will see evidences of his surprise,
for ne is trained diplomat in the highest
sense of the word; tasteful, courteous,
suave, and with that quality of acquisitive-
ness and adaptabi.ity which much mingling
with all classes of men imparts.
But though the inner man may accept
our standards it is probable that the outer
man will abide by those of his country. In
that event Washington will see some daz-
Zling costumes when Phya Charoon arrays
himself for affairs of state 1t may even
be necessary to detail a special police
guard for him as he drives through the
streets. for his jewels are valuable enough
to tempt professional crook to almost any
risk. In Siam his collection of jewelry is
no finer than that of many other men of
high rank but Siam has been amassng
gems for many generations. The ambassa-
dor has emeralds, rubies, pearls and sap
phires Sewed into some of his ceremonial
costumes, beside which the richest display
of an American ball room would pale Its
Intellectual fires to nothingness. Besides
these he has his more personal jewelry:
priceless diamonds, opals, beryls and
pearls, in rings. pins, belts and pendants.
With all his decorations on chief among
them blazing the blue-white diamonds of
the Order of the White Elephant, and the
prismatic gorgeousness of the Chinese
CROWN he is literally dazzling center of
radiance.
Will Outshine Them All.
His favorite costume. and that which best
pecofleS MIN, Is the native SiameSe
''panung and embroidered jacket The
''panung' is the universal garment of Siam
for both sexes, and is long piece of cloth
so arranged and wound about as to form a
pair of baggy trousers. The ambassadors
outfits are of silk that cannot be matched
in this country, unless in the wardrobe of
his eXcellency WI Ting Fang, and many of
them are magnificently embroidered and
Jeweled. On his feet the ambassador wears
sandals. He wears no hat; doesn't own one
in fact. In his own country his head is
sheltered by parasol carried by a slave
turesqueness, that he will adhere to this
custom and bring the parasol bearer with
him.
His home in Bangkok is worthy in its an
pointments of so magnificent a person 1t
is a spacious palace by the riverside filled
with retainerS and slaves, who serve him
his several wives and their numerous chill
dren with the silent and perfect exactitude
of oriental service. The carvings and
bronZeS and other work of art in this palace
would furnish whole museum When he
goes forth from this house, whether to
court. to worship or to the play, IL is in a
superb boat, manned by twenty rowers. for
In Bangkok, the Venice of the east local
travel is all by water. He has a separate
slave for each detail of service, especially
trained, and the bearer of the betel-nut box
would never be expected to carry the para
sol, or the steersman of the ceremonial boat
to tend door in the palace
Was Mendicant Once.
Not always has Phya Charoon lived thus
Siam is the home of the most rigid
Buddhism, and the ambassador is a pious
Buddhist. BY the preceDtS of that relipiop
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The Beard Habit.

The German emperor in allowing his
beard to grow, puts himself into competi-
ton with the majority of European
monarchs 'sThe beard movement" an en-
thusiastic Engiishman wrote early in this
century, ''ought rapidly to swell into a rev.
olution." 1t is sort of revolution in
which a king or a kings hair has taken
part. In Germany they are being reminded
that the fashion of shaving is, after all, of
French setting. Louis was beardless by ma
ture, and therefore courtiers shaved. The
BARRIERS, one imagines, will know how to
meet high sophistry like this as also to
issue q counterblast to the rhetoric which
denounces the man who shaves away '.his
neck and 'ear-glands' comforter, his natu-
raj respirator, his snapped lips protector
his toothache's anodyne."
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Blood VIII Tell.

From the Chicago News.
"Au my cows are blooded stock" said
Farmer Hayrix, proudly.
..Blue-blooded, I imagine" reJoined Q
frivolous summer boarder. Judging froH
the milk"
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RrotherIy Assfstance.
the ohicaeo New,

FfOm tne CNicagO NeWs.
Rodrickz.'They say that Beaker was
held up by masked men the other night"
Van Albert-"Yes, it was at the masquer-
ade ball. II they hadn't held him up he'd
never got home
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Was Mendicant Once,

Not always has Phya Charoon lived thus
Siam is the home of the most rigid
Buddhism, and the ambassador is a pious
Buddhist. By the precepts of that religion.
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Copiianaos
del "HaCendadO MeXiCan0''
del 1 = de Septiembre de 1901.

"Ea Mexico, los principales ha-
cendados del pals, estan usando Ia
Maqulnaria de laI casa Krajewskl-
Peasant y Compaafa de Nueva- Y ork,
y en- todas las Haciendas han dado
el n ejor resultado, sin Ia menor re-
=clamaci6n, por que procede con to-
da conciencia e benefcio del cliente
que le otorga su confianza. Veanse
las instalaciones que ha hecho en-
ssCuahuixtla, Santa Ines, "Te
nextepango, s'San N ola s de
Mier, !" 'sEl Modelo, Colon y RHO"
"San Marcos" "San Cristoba],"
"Paso de San Juan" ""At.ihua pan,
g., & en- los e ,tadcs de Morales,
Pnebla, Jalisco, Veracruz y corrobo
ran estos asertos. Sus ia ches, Tri-
pies efectos, Figtros, Defec 1oras,
Clasi6cadoras, 'fornos de bagaz3,
Calderas, Csnt1ffugas, G etc, etc, son
les mas modernos 2 perfeccionades S
contienen los mas grandes rem dimi
mientos, dando a precios m6dicos y
en- condolences ventaj josas todas sus
maqninarlas.
"Constrayen plantas completas
grandes y pequef1as y garantizan Ell
exito de sus instalaciones, por que
sus Ingenieros y calidad de Ia ma
quina son de primer crien.
Isl en- Mexico y en- Cuba, donde
es libre complstsmente Ia introdu-
ci6n de la maq1inaria para = indus
tria sea cualquiera su procedencis,
la casa que ncs referjmos compi
te con ventajas sobre los mercados
|Extranjeros Ea Puerto Rico que es
l,bre la introduction de la maquina-
ria procedente de los EstadCs Uni
dos, les hacendados pueden tener la
puebra irrefutable de que esta casa
ofrece toda clase de garantias, CO.
mo 10 demuestra tambien ell que 81
Ingeniero representante sef1or Della
fond, ha conseguido Ia confiarza de
les Hacendados. por las 6rdenes &c
maquinaria, de los que citaremos a :
gunos, tai como los sef1eres Ban tez
Guzmap, de Vieques; Balseiro &
Giorgetti, de Barceloneta Roig, dc
Humat 40; Amell, de Aguadilla; M
Bird. de Patillas; Fantauzi, de AFRO
yo; Comp. Azucarera del Este, va
bucos: Rubert hermanos, de VI ga
Bais; G erardo Sole, de Toa baja;
Monroig, de Bayamon; Juan Pfast,
de Ponce; Central Guanica, Guani-
ca Mr. Graham, Ingeniero, Ponce /;
p rturo Hau, de Mayagues; Comp.
de Ferrocarriles (Ffances), San
Juan; g. &.
Cor signamos estos datos para
conocimiento de los Hacendados de
la Isla.
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ECOS de CabO RojO.

Hoy Sc han alberto los edifcios
escuelas, habiendo concurrido q elias
mn crecido n1mero de alumnos.
Durante Ell pasado mes de Sep
tiembre sc han inscrito en- ell regis
tro civil 80 nacimientos, 38 defuncio-
nes 8 matrimonios.
Ia plaza pub'ica de este pueblo.
hace alg1n tempo, no Sc mauda q
desyerbar,'ly los bancos necesltan
una bnena nano de pintura. Yea
este quien corresponds.
Nues.ro distinguido amigo don
Manuel Cara = Ortiz, cabo de la
Policfa lbs ar, SO ha hecho cargo
del puesto de este pueblo. Bien ve
nido sea.
Ha fAllecido la distinguida sef1o
To dof1a Maria Jes1s Cruz, madre
amAntfsima de nuestro estimado ami
90 don Eleuterio Ramirez Cruz. Juez
Municipal de este pueblo. Acompa-
namos a sus familiares en- Ia pena
que les aiige.
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americana. Felicitamos dicua so
ciedad por su notable progreso,

Con- profunl la pena ha visto es-
tie pueblo Ell retro para San Sebas
tian del cabo de la P. I. sef1or Fran.
cisco Carreras Marquee joven exac-
to cumplidor de sus deberes, y gene
ralmente apreciado en- Cabo Rojo.
En- ell corto tempo que el joven
Carreras estuvo frente q la conan
dancia de este pueblo, supo captar-
So las simpatias por su impartial
proceder. Eeliz estancia, deseamos-
lie al amigo Carreras en- aquel pue-
bloy sepa ell digno cabo de la Poll
cfa Insular que los caborrojef1os So
10 tendran para 81 frases landatorias
y recuerdos de carifo.
La comisi6n nombrada por la
sociedad eLa perseverance, para re-
formar ell reglam ento Ia componen
los sef1ores- sig guientes: Presedente
don Antonio Comas Ortiz, Vice pre-
sidente don PabloJ Pined, Secreta-
rio don Jose R. Tore S, vocales don
Rodrigo Ramirez Vigo don Rom6n
G. Lsgrc, don Francisco Simon y
don Juan Rodriguez Seda
Dentro de b1 ewes dlas, Sc abri'
"a una escuela particular, dirigida
por ell aventajado professor don Lo-
reto de Jesus Montalvo, contando
va con un crecido numero de alum
nos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
Octubre 3 1901
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Don Lore de Jssds Montalyc,
professor de instruction pdblics, no
ha sido contratado para este ano
Mucho seutimos Sc pres cinda de els-
mento tan valioso como ell senior
Montalvo.
Ha sido nombrado AS sistsn Post
master de este pueblo, ell aprecia bic
joveu don Enrique Lopez Delgado.
Para Ell domingo 13 del corrien-
te mes, anuncia ell Partido Rspub'i
cano de este pueblo, una Asamblea
en- ell Teatro, con Ell fin de reorgani7
zar ell comite local.
Aqut no Sc encuentra un giro
postal, nj para remedio; parece que
estan enojados con este pueblo
Convendria y asf 10 esperames del
senior A1ministrador General de G )
rreos, nos remita alguns cantidAd de
ellcs para girar doade correspon-
da.
E .tercer balance de la sociedad
de Auxilios M1tuos sLa Perseveran-
c;a,, aprobado en- Junta general ce-
lebrada Ia noche del 10 del corr liente
arroja Ia sumA de $l77,19 moneda
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iBUEN VIAJE!

Han venido a despedirse de no
sotros en- esta redacciop, nuestros
amigos sef1ores Rihuet y Acevedo,
tenor y director de orquesta de la
compaffa de zarzuela que trabsja en-
nnestro Teatro.
Embarcan en- ell vapor Frances
con destino q Puerto Plata donde
daran algunas funciones, para pa
sar despues la G Cspital, Santo Do
mingo, donde completaran la COM
paf1fa.
Deseamos un buen viaje tan
buenos amigos, y que obtengan
prosperos negocios y much:s aplau-
sos en- la vecina Republics.
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BIEN VENID0.

Por el vapor ePonce, ha regre-
sado de Europa y les Estados Uni
dos nuestro estimado amigo Don Jo-
Sc J. Bepitez, vecino de Viequee,
despues de cerca de cuatro messs
de ausencia
Viene completamente restable
cido de la enfermeda que safrfs,
curada por especialistas de Paris.
Sea bienvenido, v al felicitarle
nos reiteramos sus ordenes.
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TraSCendental
manifestation.
La Gran Antlla y su met opoli
comercial.

Una imponente mantle stacion Sc
ha llevado a efecto aver en- la Haba-
ma para pedir al Gobernador de ca
ba que interponga su valimiento con
el de Washington, con objeto de que
SO conceda la gran Antilla un tra
tado de reciprocidad con los b sta
dos Unidos.
A la mantle staci6n asistieron
mas de veinte mil personas, estando
Representatives en- ella ell concrete,
las industrias, los partidos pol1ticos
de la lila y todas las classes socia-
les.
. Por ahf Sc empieza, dicen algu-
nos; y otros aseguran que este tie
ne un fuerte perfume anexionista.
Ell tempo dira, Dios sobre to-
dos.
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Muy intereSante.

En- el Departamento de Iustruc-
con Sc encuentran detenidos, por
ignorarss ell pueblo donde residea
los interes ados, les certifcados de
de les Sres:
Joaquin Martinez Ros, Juan To
rres Reyes, Eduardo Colon, Nicolas
Milan, Bsnito Cumpiano, Jes1s M.
Rodriguez, Fernando E. Rodriguez
Vicente A. Tejera, Nicolas Fernan-
dez Caballero.
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Sanguily re; ma de Els "a Ia
como indempjzaci6n $500 900 per 10
que sufeio rr;s On sin causa a'eu
ordenada Dor las autoridad $ 4 pa
nol de H .bana y Matal rs.
Miguel A oztegui pi e S214, 265
= Jose Gregorio De g do S1ol, l43.
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1-V-P-S

Estan de enhora buena les des-
heredados de la fortuna, pues Gel
Ahorro,, San Justo IS, vende toda
clase de encurtidos desde un centavo
en- a lelanta, En- 10 sucesivo no ha-
bra persona que rres cinda de esti-
mu' ate tan agra liable en- les conf
das.
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Maestro amigos lbs letrados
sef1ere Qaifones y Lloreda ncs par
ticipan que han mudado 81 bnfete
de abogadosAe en- sociedad, Ia calle
de Mendez Vjg3 10 casa inmeaiata
q ID que antes ocupaban, donde tam
bien ha sido trasladada la Notarfa
que ell primero desempef1a.
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So Stuvieron su reputation.
(De Gel Democ rata, Santa Clara.

(De <El Democrata, Santa Clara.)
En- esta semana tenemos la salts
faccion de dar cuents nuestros lee
torres, especialmente aqut os que
no gozan de los beneficios de una s,.
lua pc IF. eta, de uno de lbs mas sen
cillos y mas eicaces rene dos de la
epoca'actual. lPers onalmente disffu
tame s dnrante todo ell .af1o de la sa-
Ind mas completa; pero sin duda al
guna, h b q muchos entire nuestros
lectores S que no sean tan af; r.una-
dcs. Una de las enferme6a que
mas predominant en- la Isla de Cuba
es la anemis, y en- obsequio de lts
que puedau estar afectados de @ IA,
publicamos la siguiente sucipta re
Is ci6n heeha por la Sra. Carnea Ro
drignez que reside en- Manacas, pro
vincia de Santa Clara.
<Durante mas de dos amos, dice
la Sra. Rodriguez, suflf h0' rihe-
meEte de anemia con tode S sts ahic
twas consecueGcii s. Tenia dole L
inteases en- les piarnss y los b a2os,
y q menudo m me atacabau accescs de
hebce. Siempre estaba cansada
w IL - AuIo', COmO tdESCtA O0 q p6
tito, me puse tan debil que ne vels
obllgada muchas veces q ,guards
CANA Hahfa dido hablar con tanta
trecuencla en- esta provincia y en- to
da Ia lsla de la gran reputation que
g3zaban lss Plldor5s Re .ds s de
Or Williams para pe1s >nas paidss
que me dec!df q toms rl,s, y hoy pue
do asegurar que ea nj 6 ST como en-
ot.oS muchos scentenares de ca-os,
estas p1 dc ras S stuvieron muy lta
su reputs ci5n. A mi juicio no tie
hen rival, pues no conczco nig1u O.
tro rene dio que cure tan repentina
tan permanentemente l. anemia
<Oiez dias despues de haber en-
peza do rssr 81 remedfo. mi salud
comenzo mejorar, y cuando hube
cons u mido tres f. ascos desaparecie-
ron totalmente mis- sufrimientos.
Dssde entonces no he vue Ito q SEN
tir el mehor sfntoma de Ia enferme-
dad qua me auusjo durante tanto
tempo. Iudtil es decir cua1 recono-
cds estoy a a rad cal y permanente
cura efectuada g mi por as Phi io-
ras Ro' adas del DR.. w | ians.'
Firmada)
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Sc ha nombrado a don Julio
C.bol o. Secretario Suplente de-
Trib anal de P cla de C.yey.
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NOTICIAS.

En- una carta que la maestro
lei nif1o Jose G Rodriguez dirjge al
padre da este, le participa que s i nj
DO dirigira una platiea en la capilla
tOda la escuela.
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Es5a noche contraera matrimC-
MO don Modesto Els ,udero con la
$ n rita Francis "a Montei.
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Sc vENDE


La casa numero de la Gale de
Ia Tanca.
Iaformara1 G. 'sto numero 10
altos.
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Damages, vah;dcs, neuralgias
y tantss mi sstias que sufren las Sc
floras, sclo es debido a debilidad del
cerebro rervios. Para cnrarlos 9
evitarlcs NADIA mejor que el sVlno
Cerebrina Ulrici..
e. Senador Hanna dice que 81
Roosevelt realiza su promesa de
continuar Ia polftica seguida per
Nc Kinl ", 81 le rr stara toda su
ayuda.
MUEBLES BARATOS
Sillerias americanas y de Vie
ma. Juegos para habitaciones y CO.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MIN
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
PARA NINOS
Coches varias formas con lanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, meceaoras etc. en- ''Los
Novios' Fortaleza 43
Ma
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Sc ha accepts d } la renurcia de
su cargo, a den Cornelio Diaz. Juez
suplente de Policla de Naranjito.
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N0mbramientOS heCh0S
pOr ell ConSejo Executive.

Alcalde de Aguas Buenas, Ble-
naventura Diaz.
Alca.de de Lola, Jacinto Mo
tales.
Concejales de Rio Piedras, E!eu
terio Landron, Antonio Zayas.
Concej ales de Yabucoa, Lean
dro Aponte, jose G. Berfios.
G ,ncejales de auco, juan Roig,
Luis Morales.
Conceiales de Arroyo, Antonio
Llabres, Francisco Miranda.
CONCEAL de Coamo, Julio Bsni-
to Rivera
Conceal de Caguas, Juan Isern
Gimenez.
CJucejal de Manati, Ramon Nal
donado.
Concejal de Mayaguaz, Bsnito
Maiaret.
Concejsl de Vega Baja, Nicanor
Rios.
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA Sc dara
colocacion 8 dos chico appendices,
que sepan compo aer y distribuir.
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En- esta impcerta Sc vende pa
el de- peri6dicos { ~ &C ell quintal
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allie del Cristo No. L.

Jose Urdaneta fac curado sy or
en- la sa,a de socorro de una contu
sion en- ell tercio m e 'io del brazo de
rscho en- su cara ante rltr
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Movilniento
de vapores

Espafol <Juan Forgass Salio
de Barcelona Ell 18 del pssado con
escalas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz,
= Canarias, para este puerto Maya
gtiez, Ponce, Sto Domingo, Habana
y Santiago de Cuba.
Espanol sPfo TX. Salio el 25
del pasado de Barcelona con esca
las en- Mallorca, Torrevieia, Valen
cia, Malaga, Cadiz, Tenerife y Las
Palmas, para este puerto.
Espafiol <Ramon de Larrinaga,
Sali6 de Liverpool el dfa del CO.
rriente con destino Haiti, Sto Do
mingo y este puerto.
Americana <Maracaibo. Pro
cedente de la Guayra y escalas Il :
CARA este puerto el dfa 9 del CO.
rriente para s7guir viaje directo al
de Nueva York.
Americana <Philadelphia Ell dia
10 del CITE estara en- { ste puerto pre-
csdente del de Nueva York CONT
nuanuo al dia siguiente para los de
/. Guayra y es,alas.
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