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HIS DEATH ACCIDENTAL.
Verdict of the Coroner's Jury in
Adam FunIS's Cnse.

The coroner's jury yesterday returned
a verdict of accidental death in the case
of Adam p Funk, who was fatally in
jured at the grade crossing of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at the corner OF
Delaware Avenue and II Street northeast
about II o'clock Saturday night, and who
died a few hours afterward at the Casu-
atty Hospital as a result of the injuries
received.
The various witnesses examined testi-
fed that Funk attempted to cross the
tracks while the gates were down, and
that he was knocked down and dragged
some distance by the engine before 1t
could be brought to a stop. His ribs
were broken, his skull fractured, and
death was due to hemorrhage resulting
from the injuries. Funk was ffty-four
years old, was employed in the Govern
ment Printing Office, and lived at S23
Fourth Street northeast. He was ON his
way to work at the time of the accident.
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GARDINER KNOCKED OUT.
Finished I'm the Fifteenth Round by
Tim Callahan.

BOSTON. Jan. Oscar Gardiner. the
Omaha Kid was knocked out in the last
round of his ffteen-round bout with Tim
Callahan. of Philadelphia. before the Iso-
teric Club tonight Gardiner received ter
ribIe punishment in every round but came
up strongly each time Callahan did not
have a mark on him. Oscar could not get
in on the remarkable defence set up By
the Quaker. He rushed and swung but to
no purpose. Callahan used a straight left
jab with terrible effect.
Callahan had Gardiner at his mercy in
the last five rounds. He held of Gardiner
with his left and crossed his right to the
face and stomach repeatedly. A right on
the stomach and a left swing on the jaw
put Oscar out after minute of sparring
in the last round.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

PRESIDENT j. j. It'll TALKS.
Says Railway Capitalists Are Com
bining Their Influence"

CHICAGO, Jan. flames ]. Hill, Presi-
dent of the Great Northern Road, passed
through Chicago today en- route to New
York. Mr.. Hill refused to say anything
definite on the subject of the alleged nu-
merous railroad combinations in which he
is credited with being personally inter-
ested.
He stated, however, that 1t is a fact
that a number of capitalists are com
bining their influence to bring about the
greatest possible economy in operation
and secure the largest possible returns
on their investments in the various West
ern railway properties in which they are
interested.
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WANTS HIS SALARY.
Thomas Reilly sues the blanchard
Estate for S1O,6SO.

Thomas Reilly's bill for s10,6s0. against
the estate of Benjamin West Blanchard.
deceased, was yesterday passed on favor
ably by Justice Cole, presiding in the
Orphans Court The bill was for service
rendered by Mr.. Reilly as nurse. The
account set forth that the amount claimed
was for services rendered January II, 1893
to October %, 1900, a period of $50 days
at $4 per day with interest at . per cent
1t is said that the Blanchard estate is
valued at over a million dollars and that
Mr.. Reilly had been special attendant on
him for about fifteen years.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08
LAW STUDENTS ELECT OFFICERS
Senior Class Leaders OF the National
University Selected.

The senior class of the National Uni
versity Law School met last night for the
purpose of eIecting officers for the coming
school year. Mr.. II. f. Riley the retiring
president, presided, and was unanimously
voted the thanks of the class for his
ability and impartiality as an officer
The following officers were elected:
President, ]. D. P. HasbrOuck, of New
York; Vice President, Paul NJ. North, of
Colorado: Secretary, c. N Walker, of
Maryland: Treasurer, E. N. Bagley, of
Maryland; Directors. Messrs Hull OF Illi-
nois, Bridgeman of Ohio, and Breckenridge
of virginia. The class will graduate near
ly 6fty this year, and are already making
preparations for an elaborate banquel at
the Raleigh, and the usual unrivaled COM
mencement.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08
Imp Retired From the Turf.

CHILLICoTHE, Ohio, Jan. Imp. the
peerless Ohio mare, who has astonished
turf men by her remarkable performances,
will never race again. Her owner, Uncle
Dan Harness announced positively today
that he would not allow her again upon
the track, but would retire her to his farm
for breeding purposes He believes she
has earned a rest
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

Sales-U. S. Coupons 3's, s50oG110 Ia;
C. & P. Telephone SIS. s2o0o61oS; Wash
Trac. & Elec. 1-2's. 81. OO0661; MetropoI-
itan r. r. BIS, $S0OG107 SIS, S3ss09G10.
1-2: City and Suburban R. r., 5@20;
Washington Gas 25G69 IA. 25663 is; c.
& P Telephone, 17G73; Mergenthaler Lin
otype, 2d1S0 1-2. 100 IFS rs. 156G17s. At
ter call, Capital Traction, 75Q104 IL.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

First -Plantain, Uhlers. ". B. Gates.
Second race-Diggs, Lady Contrary, Horseshoe
Tobacco
Third racc-sue johnson. Shut-Up, Spurs.
Fourth race-Ben Chance Sir Gatien. Strangest.
Fifth race-Macie Marie, Brown Vail. Sarilla.
Sixth race-Fleetwing Narro, Menace.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

The refusal to accept beer that you know
is impure and unhealthfu will show that you
know something about the qualities of beer
brewed OF pure malt and hops. II you phone
rich's Maerzen, Senate, or Lager you will unhcsi-
tatingly say these beers are pure.
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BUCKLEy,s ARNICA sALvE

Has worldwide fame for marvellous cures. 1t
surpasses any other salye, lotion, ointment, or
balm for cuts. corns. burns. bos, sores, felons.
ulcers, letter. salt rheum, fever sores, chapped
hands skin eruptions; nfaliblc for piles. Cure
guaranteed. only % cents at Henry Evans, 922
+ Street northwest
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A Bank Won't Do
Do You Need Money? We Have II for You,

We want to call your attention to our plan Of
leaning money Furniture, Pianos, Organs. or
any household goods We say to you if you need
money this is the most reliable loan Office in the
city. You have no delay. No unnecessary ques-
tons to ask you. Our terms are the cheapest,
our payments the smallest and your own time
TO return the money. We will lend you any
amount from so up. Private Offices Business
strictly confidential COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

The stock market yesterday was irreg-
ulsr in the extreme. At the close the ma
iority OF the active securities showed net
gains for the day, but the level was at a
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

The Southern securities were both
doomed yesterday. and it was said that
the buying was for the Pennsylvania Rail-
way After an advance to "a is and %.
respectively, they both sold off fraction
ally
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

Sugar stock was doomed early in the
day on the announcement that there has
been an advance in the price OF refined
sugar. The stock advanced at one time
to al ga. In the afternoon it sold of to
1877 l-2, about the opening price.
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fund has been brought to Washington
for the purpose, caused slight recovery
in Pacific Mail yesterday.
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Wild DAY In THE STREET
Transactions in Stocks Again
Eclipse All Records.

Official Count of Business More Than
100000 shnres-Great Irregular
ity in Prices, But Gains Prevalent
Coal Securities and GrnuEers the
Features Tcnuessee's Dividend.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

Steel and Wire common also sold
of badly yesterday morning, at one
time getting as low as 421-2, and
closing at 43 Ia only. The same
trouble Of smaller earnings seems to
be the cause of the weakness of
this stock. II is said semi-officially that
the report will show several millions less
earned for last year than for the year
before, and that the dividend is likely 10
be cut to per cent or even passed II is
Of course impossible to know If this is a
Gates story put out to depress the stock,
or the fact, but in either event some of
the best posted people in the iron bust
ness arc OF the opinion that the stock
will have an advance from its present
price. Federal Steel common held its own
admirably.
A renewed confidence that the subsidy
bill may be passed in some way this ses-
SIGN, perhaps founded on the story that
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Uric Acid, Which POisOns

The blood and weskens the Kidneys, quickly ex
PEELED by using Warmers Safe Cure. Sold by all
Druggists.
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Corrected daily by ". L. Hbbs & Co., mem.
bers OF the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 F
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08
WALL PAPER.

ARE YOU GOING to see Henry Savage. who will
play with ''L'AiglonY' Ii You are not in
terested, then give thought to papering your
rooms before Inauguration day. We are experts
in that line. Best work, the lowest prices. Rooms
papered So up. F. C, NoLTE, $40 9th st. NV.
ia7-u
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ROOMS panered, 50 up; samples brought. THOS
GEORGE, llll4 eth st. sw. ja3-l5t, en-
ROOMS PAPERED 81 up; only dealer who gives
a legal guarantee with all work; estimates
furnished: samples brought; largest and finest
assortment Send postal to WILLIAM V. MA
HONEY, COS Pa, ave. Sc. jal-lmo
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View York stock Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibbs & Co, mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 +
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considerable decline from the top for the
day. There ives, during the greater part
Of the day, what looked very like heavy
liquidation by important interests, bus
this view may be a mistaken one as the
public is selling much stock all the time as
the different groups advance. Opinion is
again very much two-sided as to the i'm
mediate outlook. Some people whose
views are worth giving careful consider
alton to said at the close that they con-
sidered the market 4 dangerous one to be
long Of Other careful brokers and trad
ers are of the cpinoa that there will be
no break of Importance until the industrial
securities have been taken up. They say
that these securities have been given
boom in every other bull market and that
the reasons for an advance in them now
are stronger than ever before. 1t is GER
tain, however, tina. the utmost care should
be exercised not to overload with stocks
and that profits taken on the bulges will
hardly be regretted.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

The news yesterday was some OF it
good and some not SO good. The sugar
concerns all advanced the price of re-
fined sugar 10 points. The Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company's executive COM
mittee met yesterday and decided to re-
commend that the dividend on the common
stock be passed for the quarter. No new
details were forthcoming regarding any
of the railway deals. Money was easier
than at any time heretofore, loans being
made during the afternoon at 8 1-2 per
cent. A number of earnings statements
for the last week of December were pub
lished and nearly all Of Them were good.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

Pennsylvania spurted up to 1872 at the
same time that Burlington was advanced,
but later declined to ISL IA. This stock,
too, is manifestly selling at too low a
price compared with st. Paul.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

Delaware and Hudson was the coal
stock that showed the greatest huoyancy,
and it should be considered one of the
features of the market. II opened at 1873
and advanced quickly TO 148, closing at
145. The "rumor" was put out that the
coal deals Will be "buttoned up" by some
combination between Delaware and Hud-
son and Ontario and Western. The latter
stock also bulged up to 80 SIS and closed
well above Saturdays price.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-01-08

The Reading-Jersey Central deal did not
have much effect on the securities of
those two systems, except that IT was
first preferred advanced to rs and closed
at Il 1-2, with a small net gain. Jersey
opened at 1853, high price, and declined
during the session to 156 Ia. It is thought
likely that the Readings viii be taken up
today. The significance of the coal deal
as whole, is great. It adds many dol
lars a share to the value OF the Reading
securities, especially VIXEN business is so
tremendous as Il is at present.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ROKDS
es, 1902, "So-year funding" gold,.. i0o :.
rs, 1901. water stock currency. l02 E.
Funding currency. s.65's..........- l23 E.
MISCELLANEOUS uONDS
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0tra YeZ en- defenSa,

Duraute nueve meses, jam4s pa.
blicamos NADIA relative & que habfa-
mos ocultado en- esta oficinA nm
empleado del .eDiario3 In noche en-
que se cometieron los stropellos en-
los materiales del colegs. Si 10 hi
>cimos dltimamente, fu6 ~hostigados
por sLa Demccracia,.
Ahora, que no estamos en- aque-
liza noche, dice don Jose Labrador
Viflals, ell favorecido entonces y Gu
20 nombre no habfamos citado, que
en- vez de un favor le. .hicimos nm ia
CO servicio, pore ue 10 echamos Ia
calle.
Muy bien. NADIA nos debe el Sc
nor Labrador, y solo nos resta pc.
dirle perd6n por haberle caussdo ell
perjuicio de que SO lamenta.
Pero bueno es que sepa 81 p1
blico, que en- estas oficinas no duer.
me- nadie, que no podfamos dejar-
le encerrado en- Ia azotea. A 10 ho.
y entonces 80 convino en- que baja. :.
ria, como 10 hizo, por 10 casa del We.
cino. En- ella permaneci6 Ell tempo
que tuvo por conveniente, y sali6 de
la nauera que mas le agrad6.
Quedamos pues, para no ocu'
parnos mss de este asunto, en- que
hicimos muy nal en- esconder al se'
nor Labrador. muy NAL en- hacerlo
subir & 10 asotea. y mucho peor en-
aconsejarle que bajase por Ia casa
del vecino.-
Dsbimos quedarnos de guardia
toda Ia noche, hasta que 10 luz del
sol despejase las nebuiosidades, y la
peste garrote que SO sentfa de ma
nera muy pronunciada.
Adquiriremos experiences, para
81 llega otro case au&logo.
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N0VedadeS
en- Cirujla Dental.

Entire los adelantos de ID ciruifa
dental traidos por nuestro amigo el
doctor Sanjurjo, fgurau unss cajas
desconocidas en- este pals, y dignas
de llamaf Ia atenci6n.
Por su contextura SON exacta-
mente iguales 6 las conocidas por
Badge work, & sea trsbsjos de puen
tes, con Ia sola diferencia de que son
construidas en- cauchd,- ofreciendo
igual consistencia por su duraci6n y
torta1ezs que las hechas de orc y sien
do por tanto de mucho menos precio
que estas.- -.-
Estas oajas construidas de eau
chd y sin paladar alguno, ofeecen
varias ventajas sobre las trabajos de
puentes en- orc. @9
Todos los S6bados por lastarde
que son los sef1alados para las ex
tracciones gratis CONQUERED 4 Ia Of
Gina Dental del DR. Sanjurjo infini.
dad de persouas, las que salen alta
mente complacidas y satisfechas.
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Una Carta relatiYa
q los premi0S
en- las CarreraS de caballOS.
Santurce Junio 26 de 1901.
p = y, ST.
Sr Director
de La Correspondence.

o3' DA10COOG
de La Correspondence.
Muy Sr milo y amigo:
Aun no he .podido explicarme
porque Sc hacia una oposici6n cruda
al triunfo de mis- caballos.
AL sArrogante,. que gan6 el pre-
milo de andadura cuadrada ca buena
lid, 90 le hfzo repetir II csrrera; en-
cambio al sCaramelo, de Gurabo se
le abjudic6 sgraciosamente, el pre-
mio de paso; 81, egraciosamente,,
porque le falt6 disputarlo en- carre-
ra decisiva, con el <Pisa bobo, pro
p1edad del one suscribe que Sc en-
contfaba fernando trinca; 10 que do
caracter de nulidad & aquella adjudi.
cacion.
El que suscribe estk resuelto &
Ia apuesta de aIgunos dollars para
demostrar que de los caballos presen
tedos para paso, cinco eran meiores
de paso que ell citado <Caramelos de
'Gurabo.
Entire los cinco, cuentanse ell del
Sr Aponte de Hato Grande y ell del
Sr Nevarez de Toa alta.
LIE ruego Sc sirva hacer p1bl;co
ell contenido de Ia presente y darme
aviso de 10 que debo abonar q V po1
la inserci6n.
lie anticipa las gracias su alto
9. s y amigo,
N QUINONEs CABEZUDO.
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Ms,ts1vl|a ' Cues.

Sc acaban de recibir en- casa de
Luif1a quesos de Canarias superio
res que detallan 40 centavos libra.
Tambien acaban de recibir sobreasa
da de Mallorca, salchich6n de Vich,
quesos bola y de crema en- latas, sal.
chichas ahumadas danesas y jamo.
nes de York, todo muy superior.
La va muy acreditala mantaqui
lls americana en- paquetes, one con
servan en- refrigerator, contind ian
recibiendola semana;meute de Nae ,
Va York y vendiendo]s a 40 centa
vos Ia libra.
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Las fieStaS de hoy.

A las ocho de 10 noche.
Tendr&u lugar en- el Teatro, es.
p'6ndidamente decofado, los <Juegos
Florafes., brillante torneo de la in.
teligencia, en- quo toma:an parte los
mas galanos escritores del pals.
Una orquesta escogida ameniza'
ra 81 acto, que ser& de galaf y los
que & 81 asistau llevaran sobre 81 al
guna for natural.
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Cr6dito y Ahorro Ponce1O.
NOMBRAMIENTo de CAJERO.
NCEVO CONCURsO.

En- session ordinaria celebrada
anOche, la Junta de Gobierno acord6
elevar hasta la suma de diez mil
dollars la fianza correspondence al
cargo de Cajero, cuyo sueldo men,
sual es ell de $50 dollars, declaran-.'
do en- su consecuencia sin efecto ell
concurso que Sc hallaba pendiente
de resolution y abriendo uno nue.
va para La provision de dicha plaza
por un temino que vencera q las 4
de la tarde del 9 de Julio pl6ximo'
Sc advierte:
lo Que las so1icitudes debe-
ran presentarse al Director Gerente
de Ia sociedad dentro de dicho pla-
20.
2o Que pueden ofrecerse toda
clase de fianzas resefvandose la Jun
ia aceptar la que juzgue mas con-
veniente 6 rechazarlas todas.
So. Que cuando Ia fanza Sc
ofrezca en- fncas urbanas ell valor
de 6stas debera cubrir un 50 por
ciento mas del tipo expresado de
diez mil pesos.
4 g Que Ia Junta Sc reserva el
defecho de abrir un nueyo concurso,
81 10 estima oportuno, bien bsjo las
condolences expresadas 6 con otras
nuevas.
Ponce, Junio 26 de 1901.
Ell Vocal Secretario p. t.
R. ULP1ANO COLON.
fS 1O-2
In ests upogra6AseS hare toda
clasede trabajos s preoios equitati
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Ha llamado la atenci6n del pd
blico que ell Ayunta miento haya pre-
cedido los remates de arbitrios sin
estar debidamente aprobado el pre-
supuesto por la superioridad.
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ENSEN ANA DE- LA ESCUELA.
La primera ensenanza abarcara
desde los primeros rudimentos del sa
Der, hasta aquellos que limitan 81
campo de la ensef1anza superior.
Ensefianza mercantil; id. p1opa.
ratoria para csrreras. Taquigraffa,
callgrafia, dibujo y mdsica, esgrima
y gimnasia.
En- la Secretarfa General Forta'
leza AZ, Sc daran de palabra, 6 por
escrito, cuantos detalles Sc soliciten
y Sc enviar&n gratis y franco de por.
to reglamentos 4 quien los pida.
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FieStaS en- Cata10.

Anoche qued6 constituida en- Ell
barrio de Cataf1o Ia junta de feste.
jos para celebrar la fiesta de Ia vir.
gen del Carmen.
Presidente, don Eusebio Rodri.
guez-Vice director, Munoz -Vocales
don Vicente Gonzalez, don Aveline
del Cueto, don Higinio Espino, don
Pablo Miranda, don Luis Labrador,
don Remigio Dingui-Tesorero, don
Lucas Gorzales~Secretario, don
Martin Gustavo.
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La poblaci6n permaIece Ell una
sepulcral paz y solamente Sc anhela
con ansias ell principle de los traba'
jos de carretera.
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Aver 26 y por los guardias del
puesto de Callejones Morales y Sc.
rrano fu6 detenido ell veciuo de Ba
yam6n don Benito Baez con un "a
ballo indocumentado.
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ESCUELA

Fortaleza 81 (clases) Fortaleza AZ
(oficinas y alumnos internos
San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Sc adneiten alatne1eos eGteq7a0s, i,stermos
q medic loe1esioaist0s.
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NOtaS de LareS.

NVUuO w uul VOs
Ha llamado la atenci6n del p1
blico que ell Ayunta miento haya pro
cedido a los remates de arbitrios sin
estar debidamente aprobado el pre-.
supuesto por la superioridad.
Aver 26 y por los guardias del
puesto de Callejones Morales y Sc.
rrano fu@ detenido ell veciuo de Ba
yam6n don Benito Baez con un "a
ballo indocumentado.
La poblaci6n permaIece Ell una
sepulcral paz y solamente Sc anhela
con ansias ell principle de los traba'
jos de carretera.
NADIA Sc prepara por nuestro
Ayuntamiento para solemnizar ell
memorable 4 de Julio.
La continuidad de las lluvias,
nos han privado de algo mas de Ia
mitad de Ia cosecha que Sc esperaba
de maiz y habichuelas.
La Junta local de instruction
acord6 sef1alar el plazo de diez dias
para proveer las vacantes de todas
las escuelas del t9rmino, pedir el
aumento de dos 8 tres rurales y Sc
f1alar ell 1870 para las atenciones del
curse escolar venldero.
Nos parece y parece 4 todos q.
es muy poca asignaci6n, pues pobla.
clones de menos importancia que
esta han sef1alado ell Is, 18 y 20 por
ciento. Suprfmanse muchas cosas
superfuas y tendremos 10 uecesario
que es en- todo y per todo la lns
trucci6n!
La Insular sigue trabsjando dia
y noche sir descanso, siempre bajo
Ia direction del activfsimo cabo vi
llaripy.
Los maestros han entrado "a
an syuno y as! los vemos un POGO
serios pasearse por la poblaci6n.
Segun noticias, pronto un palo-
mo de alas negras y pechuga blanca
hara... ............n NADIA, sefores,
NADIA. Temo mucho y me Gallo por
hoy.
El Tribunal de Policia sigue
muy bien en- sus funciones y celebra
| juicios diariamente.
Ha fallecido en- este pueblo, Ia
Sra. dof1a Salvatore de Mira Villa
vicencio de Gsudarillas, natural de
Costa Rica, fue una espo a modelo,
y una madre amante. Varios ami
gos de Ia finada, acom psf1aron el
cadaver hasta la Ultima morada
Sc encuentra expuesto al pdbli
CO el presupuesto ordinario para @
af1o de 1901 q 1902,
Ell CORRESPONSAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-29
Communicate.
JUNO 80 de 1901.
Sr. Director 49,.
de LA CORRESPONDENCE CIA
JUNO 90 de 1901.

Sr. Director .,*..
de LA CoRREspoNDENc1A.
Muy sef1or mfo y respectable ami
go: Ha llegado q mi noticis, que el
pdblico SO ocupa de que los fuegos
que so quemaron anoche % del CO.
rriente, fueran construidos y que
mados por mi, por 10 cual deseo ha'
ga V. pdblico ea So estimado >peri6'
dico, que no fueron construidos por
mi nj por ninguno de mis-. .operarios,
nj mucho menos quemados; por tan
to, le suplico 10 haga V. pdblico,
que en- NADIA ha intervehido este, nj
sus opera1ios, no deseando alcanzar
glorias que no me correspondent.
Quedando sgradecido por su
publication, este So atento amigo y
S. s.
FL Pirot@cnico,
Jose Esteves Torres.
DeSarr0llad0reS del pulmOn
soBR1Nos DE ARMAs
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Hotel LeduC.
HUMACAO. .
HUM ACAO.

Este antique y acreditado esta'
blecimiento conocido del p6blico de
la isla, ofrece c6modas y ventiladas
habitaciones, tsf como excelente me
So q precios muy m6dicos. Est& 81
tuado frente & Ia plaza principal,
punto el mas c6ntrico de Ia ciudad,
en- magnffica casa de altos y junto &
q Corte de Justicis y oficiIa postal
dia ospedaje...... 81 90
cubierto.... ...... &. 40
i C8Iu6 w
Humac Mayo de 1901
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