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Mr.. Herford's Estimate OF Browning.

Robert Browning" by c. H. Herford.
enriches the already ample Browning
photography with another Interpretation
of the poets work, illuminative and COM
prehensive. and tells again the story OF his
life, tracing the influences Of his ancestry
and his maria ge upon his writings in
an adequate and conscientious manner.
One may not he wholly la agreement. With
Mr. Herford's estimate of the poet. but his
criticism Is of interest and value and does
not claim to be the mystical last word
which must establish forever Browning's
place in literature.
Literary attention focuses naturally
upon the chapters concerning Brownings
Mind and Art" The first of these treats
of Brownings realism, his Joy in Light
and Color, ""Joy in Form, Joy in Power"
"Joy in Soul, and the second is devoted to
his Interpretation Of Life" the conflicting
tendencies in his conception Of God and
the proximate solution OF these antagon-
isms in the conception of love. Browning,
as the poet of love-" writes Mr.. Herford
by way Of conclusion, SIS thus the last and
assuredly not the least in the line which
landed on the torch of Plato. The author
OF the 'Phaedrus' saw in the ectasy of love
one of the avenues to the knowledge OF the
thin s that indeed are. For Browning, too,
love was the sum OF all morality and the
root OF all goodness. Not the sanity
ascetio nor the doer Of good works, but the
artist and the lover dominated his imagi.
nation when he wrote Of love; imbuing even
Gods love for the world with the Joy Of
creation. the rapture Of embrace Brown
ings poetry is thus one OF the most potent
of the influences which In the nineteenth
century helped to break down the shallow
and mischievous distinction between the
sacred and the secular and to set in its
place the profounder division between
man enslaved by apathy. routine and me-
chanical morality and man lifted by the
law OF love into a service which is perfect
freedom, with an approximation to God
which is only the fullest realization OF
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humanity" Mr.. Herfords book Is pub
lished by Dodd, Mead 4 Co. in the Modern
English Writers Series
New Poem BY Amelie Rlves.

Amelie Rives's new poem, "Selene,
presents the reverse OF the Endymion
myth, which inspired the poetical fancy OF
and answering love in the heart Of the
moon goddess. The poem reveals con-
scientious study of classic models, an affiu-
ence and hamboyance Of imagery for
which the writer has been noted since
the early days Of "The Quick and the Dead,
much poetical beauty and some lyrical
quality, but 1t cannot Justify the reader
in announcing Keats revival or in believ-
ing that worthy successor Of the English
poet has arisen.
The argument Of the poem. which is
we'll managed and clearly stated, is briefly
that Selene. following the magic white doe.
came upon the sleeping Endymion and
confessed her subsequent turbulent and
unfamiliar sensations to her old nurse
Sterope--the lost pleiad-she who through
love for mortal fell from her high estate.
Sterope understands the situation and tells
Selsne OF the curse pronounced upon her
by Hera-that she should be afflicted by
a consuming FIRE Of love for a mortal
Selene imperiously SUNNI ons Eros In an
invocation containing something Of the
old Amelie Rives audacity.
.Smlest thou beside a princes ivory couch.
or near bed OF pine boughs sweet with dew.
Dost watch the artles, toying OF some wood nymph
who in her sheperd's sun burnt arms eniaced
Shines silver white as foam through sea weed brown
Or wro,h. or pleased. or sad for very gndness.
! do invoke thee straishtway TO descend,
In full magnncence, as doth bent
4 deity on deity attendant
Eris arrives In "a boat OF thinneet ivory,
winged with golden wings. and the rest Of
the poem Is occupied with the encounter
OF the two deities and the Anal complete
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boat back. The crowd is thinned by that
time; there are plenty of dark hooks for
lovers. old and new The more ardent
appropriate the lifeboats. The professor
scrapes lullabies on his fiddle. The chill
their little tin pals. The parents arc
sleepy and grouchy. A family CONVERSE
ton on the upper dock sums it up.
Say. can't you make Mile shut up7"
says he.
TRY 1t yourself says she. "Then
week"
The young man, all mouth, gesture and
voice. rises up.
Ladies and gents he says, II have an
important announcement to make. ! have
here -"
Jaw. dry upl' cries the upper deck, in
chorus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-26
Tale OF the Real California.

sThe Vision of Elijah Berl" is a well con-
structed, we'll told tale OF California-a
story to make even the stated reviewer sit
IN and stake notice. 1t is not the Cali
fornia Of tradition-of picturesque adobe
huts oyergrown with vines, beneath which
olive skinned sehors and sehoritas play at
perpetual lovemaking nor is 1t the Cali
fornia OF the lawless days, when men, mad
with the lust Of gold, burrowed the streams
IN search Of it and fortunes were made and
lost in a day. II Is rather the romance OF
the real, the drama OF industry, the con-
o,,est OF nature by man, the redemption
OF the desert from the curse OF God and the
ouickening OF its sand wastes into fruit
full vineyards. Such was the vision OF
Elijah Berthe dream OF making the
desert blossom as the rose. His was a
strange and complex nature, with all the
fanaticism OF the seer, the zeal OF the Puri-
tan, the instincts OF thief without the
courage, the great weakness OF moral fiber
which 30 often accompanies the faculty for
strong ina gnation and real heroism,
Elijah Berl saw in his vision the posi-
bilities Of certain tract Of land for the
cultivation OF oranges by means Of irriga-
ton. and he saw his vision realized. He
was 1alSe 10 nlS WIG, ldlSo W iocuib
cowardly and dishonest in business, but he
died hero at the last, and he is we'll worth
reading about all the time. With him were
associated some very interesting people
a young engineer and young woman
secretary. who look after the lovemaking
an old sea captain uncle, who is appointed
the special providence which averts disaster
and provides a great deal Of quaint and
sound philosophy along the way.
The real interest ceaters in the great
enterprise OF tunnelling tho mountain and
turning the waters of river in one valley
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surrender of Selene to the power Of love
There is some tedious and decidedly I'M
poetioal dialogue in this dramatic scene
but the chorus at the close of it reveals
an unexpected lyrical power In the writer
and true poetical feeling.
am sunlight and moonlight
The FIRE In the Jewel,
The blue In the blossom.
The dew on It's petals,
Ths pearl and the ocean,
The pane and the pleasure,
The gift and tho giveT,
The prayer and Its answer.
Immortal and mortal
Tn, book is published by Harper d Bros.
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ANY PERSON eho witnessed accident TO passea-
ser getting of Madison aNeru- car. on Madison
av., near S6th 81. .t'er midnight Thursday. June Is.
and before ! A, NJ. Friday June 70 Is re9ne;ted
kindly 70 eommunlcas WITH ROBERT. GRlER
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Tho progress Of this enterprise is we'll
managed and the technical details, while
ample enough to accentuate the reality
Of the scheme, are never tiresomely intru-
sive. The book is written by Frank Lewis
Mason and published by Little. Brown and
Company.
Lawrence Hutton's Friends and Fancies.
Talks In Library with Lawrence Hut
ton" is a book Of bright and entertaining
gossip, infinite and personal revelations
OF interesting and remark able people.
In this chronicle Of friendships are found
the names OF actors and artists, authors
and statesm As every one knows, MIR.
Hutton's peculiar and amiable weakness
was fad for death masks and casts Of hands
and for autographs. Several chapters
are devoted to descriptions OF these and
Of their originals. From Joseph Jefferson
a letter is given which illustrates the
friendly relations between MIR. Hutton and
the actor and which has special interest
and pathos now that these friends have
was written, In the spring OF 1903 Mr..
Jefferson wrote:
Mr DEAR LAWRENCE; When John l.. Sullivan.
the pr!zenghtcr, heard OF the death Of Edwin Booth
he exclaimed: IT'S great loss: there are damneu
few OF us left" This Is why address you as "Dea
Lawrence" and why would have you address
me as Dear joe" because there are damned
few of us left" have made a contract with Tom
Aidrlch to do the So many old friends have
gone the long journey that It Is pleasant TO me
TO hear myself called Joe" Mrs Jefferson joins
me In regards TO yourself and Mrs. Hutton. Sin.
cercly yours. JOE.
Mr.. Hutton was a man with a genius
for friendship and an aptitude for hos
pitality, and his informal talks with his
friends were full Of fascinating reminis-
cence as his library at Princeton was en-
riched with signed portraits, autograph
letters, inscribed looks, menus Of dinners
and souvenirs OF famous people in whom
all the world is interested and who have
gone over to "the great majority" 1t
was at the suggestion Of his friend and
publisher that Mr.. Hutton arranged the
talks in Library" with Isabel Moore, who
interpreted them with sympathy for the
benefit of the public Mr.. Hutton personally
revised the manuscript lefore his death
although he felt the task Of writing it out
himself too arduous for his failing strength.
Among the many personages who figure
familiarly in these "reminiscences are Charles
Dickens, Edwin Booth, Henry Irving, Ellen
Terry, Alma Tadema, George Eliot John
Fiske Lowell. Helen Keller. Mark Twain
and host Of others who have signed their
names in the famous guest hooks at the
Hutton home. The book is published
by G. P. Putnams Sons.
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ITALIANS FIGHT AND BITE.
Usual Sunday Card Game-TroJNn Arrests
Whole Dozen.

Twelve Italians played cards yesterday
afternoon at 257 West Thirty ninth street.
The game got slow after time and they
fought for diversion.
Some one tried to bite of Savai Tarrin's
nose and came within fiber of SUCCESS.
Tarrin says that 1t was Fred Gentano who
did 1t.
Policeman Trojan came in when the
racket was merriest and lived up to his
name by pulling the whole dozen Tarrn
wac held for disorccrly conduct and Gentano
for mayhem. 20
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
Ell ESCANDALO

mAdre hacis eli 20 msmo atbuyen1o desprecio fs
sb'olua de sentdo moral quea glacial nfenc se6aba con
venr EuroDs psote a precfam venenos
serpleute.
d deseo dc recoht mgdco etto de p.dre hscho por
de los pntoe Madrid cuando MARQUES de
Plnoe estabs cssado de Lain; retrao que pea
ess csss que se haba congupte poder del deS
heTedad cuyA poseslon ce meo derecho que 6
sAqo entfs, Ell ordan cronol6gco los suceso ID IT,
rr6e eicena que ued Diego pressdcsron aquea noch Ia
cua queda-penso )cadA justicsda
por 10 quea mi toca xpcsrsea usd ahora resc6a
Lazro terga Dos cuentA ell doo que de causarma
10 que me queds que referir ...
sCuando regtese Chile pordor del retrsto de mi pa
ore con s cruel satiftcc6n de tber pant hom-
be quen tan' aborreca enonc mi mdre que hab hecho
psuerzos nmensos mpedr mi verd Europa qued6 pro-
uDdmene sorprenda orme los pormenoes de mi en-
t1eviatA con Lszaro. .....
-sY !no ha def1ndidoi preguntaba con n.stanca
mo me hs scu,.do vszi No b, c.umEadei No Ia
gSdo sQuiers Ia vericidad de mi desci6nf
-Nads, madre mis L.. No b. hecho que liz r.r
rrsaree los sueOs Es tan cobArde nslvdo Lo
6no que acerto clme empc6o que poDfa en- con.
ell retFato de que msmo padre qnen vnamente
hbia ofendldo TodO e mporba POGO tai que dease
ell que 10 tens arrosdo escoDddo en- un
mario srrumbadO obeto hlrslda prenda que no
ne Gtrevis lucr -.
mi madre guArd6 silerco. dijo que Sc aent. nds.
pueIts, RETRO habitsciones Aque df. com6 AL
Qued6 cams hizo iam,r al m6dco Ell nedico
halo bltn, e do solo tenia passion de Amino
Pero ss6n de snimc fus mn6 POGO POGO saud
ch6 hsrm0surA Ia zo cuaudo
sdn contsba trein aho cIu6 total
lnapetencls como hIbA padecdo mi padre scGb6
por producirle conIuDc6u mucho de.aosa
sNotard6, pues en- legar la hors de muerte..
sAunque nnnca hzbR ado muy devol ...-he dicho &
listed teugo obgc6n de conrseo todo-ya hacfs una
mana que hAbiA pedldo confession padre nzs cebr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
BlBLIorECA DE .LA DEMocRAcn. Qo1

vsmen que dej6 de habarme nal mi hsrmano con quer
lejos de clio. se mostraba socts cari6osa...
sQ le dire used reatvsmnts msm de La
zioF Usted hlcetiempo b,
cusndo todavs no estsba amirgdc Ia vii Como 6Qua
material era un quarubin coraz6n rshoztb, IA segfi IL
dulsurs one hoy f.lssn supple reg 1sc6u n61 G
cioso consdo afabes tolo bio mods, en- su d.cur
ac c,mpscsnts coa s t1ve,a glsto propio no
tardd orendado de A tato
ca6o casi patena cmpenci6n del que hubese
retrado mi padre
,Asf las cu,ndo h.r. M met gus e.t,b.
entire nosotro deparec6 mi h.rmno s6bsmsne noch
ain despedrse de nade sin que aiynsrsn motive dc u
oga nj ell ugr sdonde hb1 encsmiosdo NAie vic par
c durante dos tres dfas tem6se que huhe
ecuerado los ndlo de las inmediciones haceqdG
orprendendoo eD hamaca que sofia dormr las pmans
horas de 10 noche hsio doe de pompoos arbos 6oup
hsbendose Dtenado las vss 10 hubeen devorado
los jsguares.
-Todo ere, pues Ia kRrimM soIoz1 pesaulsa,
coDjetura' crsndo mi madre bt 1Ado gemdn por
squeA sHrene desgracis siDo mtindoss consoar padre
lg6e con ca Alberta ocas6n en- Qqe yo e.tsba
presente lie dio con in1guado acerto:
PEI carevo scaba de traerme e.a cartl de LfgAvo
chAda en- Valparaiso. 70 Ia he alberto cnntsa sgehe
ms dice nads que pued. rquietArte ri II gre
sino por el contrsric, te d. uns buenA notici.
-sQue poticiai pregunt6 mi padre, eno de arsiod.d
sLR de ell peor de los hiios nfsna L. lls han-
bre, lugar de de los despus, 1e M
gdad ncurr6 hace dfa h contoutado con
ibrarnos de So encia, eubarcsndose psrs Europa
-sIA que indignidad audesa grt6 nj padre cor may
agit,c6n. Rirae Jdsn, prosgu6 dirig 6ldoss a MI III
madre tenemos que hAblar solos,.
q ledste, hjo mfo =, txclsm6 81 mi.mo emoo mi ms
dre Yo te mandoi 7. h1mbre cto que sepls de-
shor. semnre Qu6o d hsrmano que enss mundo
por 81 vuelves tfo con el durlne to vida -.
sYo Obedec quede.
-'A yer em cntA, hlbia dchO mi padre eutre t.nto,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
CURA GARANTlZADA PARALAS
AlMORRANAS

Simples y sangrantes; exteriores
, con picazon. 81 no curs no pague.
Los Boticarios estan autorizados por
los manufactureros del UNGUENTO
DE PAZO a devolver 81 dinero 81 q
medicina deia de curar cualquier case
de almorranas, aunque sea cr6nico.
Los casos ordinarios se curan en- seis
dias, los rebeldes, On catorce. Una
splicaci6n da alivio sosiego. La
picaz6n se cslms instantaneamente
Es un nuevo descubrimiento el dnico
que ofrece con una garantfa positiva
81 e. toticario no 10 tiens Sc 10
enviaremos de aqui al recibir sellos de
correos equivalentes a 80 centavos en-
orc americana, dirigiendo la carta
PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Luis,
Mo. E. o. de A., tabricantes de las
PASTlLLAS LAXANTES DE BRO.
MO-QUININA, el celebre remedio pa.
rs los resiriados.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

c)ntra comsrciantes do squellos pue-
blCs.
Aver circul6 ell rumor dc que
faeron deienidos los leaders Ssotia-
60 Igle.ias y Euganlo Sanchez. La
noticia carece de flndsmento.
-En ell publado de G uarics Sc han
dec.ara1o slete cAsos de tisbre tifo.-
dea
Es necesarlo que Ia Jnnta Supe.
rior de Sanidad investigue estos be.
chos, que pue len acarrear graves m a.
les en- aqueIla Jurisdiction.
-DE5PUES de probar todos los
engafosos remedies que SO anuncian
es cuando mas SO agradece la eGsacia
RADICAL del Digestive Mojarrieta,
cuya suLeriorida ad esti universa lmente
cohfirmada para curar las enfsrmeda.
des del t6nsgo.
Curaciones dsses peradss en- perso
mas bien conocidas, que 10 tomaron
durante tres meses, son las que 10 hsr
hecho glorioso, pero un solo estuchs
produce melor efecto que una docens
de frascos de cualquier otro ramedlc
poroue ademAs de ser el dnico verda
dero Curative radical del est0mago
del intestine, sin enganosa acc!6r
calmants, 81 Digestive y Puriacadol
de los altmentos.
Sc debe exigir que cada hosti,
tenga grabado el nombre Digestive
Moiarrieta.
De venta en- las farmacias do 10
seflores M, Blanco y c., Ram6o AL
mazan, y Fidel Guillermety de Sal
Juan puerto Rico); y en- las princi
pales droguerfas de Europa y Ameri
CO. Dep6sito en- Paris, rue les Hau
priettes, 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

CO Ram 'rez, Santiago Rodriguez, Juan
Ferrary, Andres Pietrantoni, Candido
Lopez, Antonio Pares, Salvador Co.
rrea, jose Segarra, Federico Hillet,
Conception Roble, Felipe Cabrera y
Pedro M. Rodriguez.
Hoy Sc espera procedente de los
Estados Unidos al coronel del cuerpo
insular MIR Hamill, que d d.sfrutaba tres
meses de l.cencia.
Sc recibi6 un telegrama en- San
Juan anunciando la l,egada de Glen
obrero, de Ponce, con destino d los
trabajos del muelle de esplgon.
Una de las condiOnos eseuclales
de cualquier mAquina para ssegursr
la daraci6n, 90 Ia SENCILLEZ, pues
& mayor ndmero de pleas mas proba
lidades de roturas y desgastes. La
<Olver, tieae solo qulniensas piez as.
las otrss tienen de NIT Yuiaientas a tres
mil.
Ell teniente Gaanil sorprendit
anoche una iugada, de.eniendo q nue..
vs hombres.
-Sabemos que la po.icia tiene Or
denes dc conduc,r los huelguistas de
tsnldos . Ia oircel de Puerts de Tie
rra.
-En el Departamento del Tssort
SO lsvantaron dos embargos On Come.
rio y uno On Ponce.
Los sub.colectores de Caguas
Salinas han presentado denuncia'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

-Anoche llegaron q San Juan,
procedentes de Bayam6n, Santurce y
Rio Piedras, veintcinco policias. Hoy
Sc esperan ciento cincuenta gaardias
con destino & los cuarteles.
-Anoche no Sc efectu0 la reunion
de la Liga dc Propietarios, que esta.
ba an lnciada, en- virtud de los aooa-
tecimientos que Sc desarrollaron en-
esta ciudad.
--En Pusrta de Tierra ocurrieron
en- la tarde de aver, alguoos oistur-
bios que fueron scfoc Ados por Ia po.
llcia. Por Ia nocha, fueron destrufdos
los focos electricos, quedando oil ca.
serio q Obscuraa.
-Esta maflana fueron dsse aides
por el detective Diaz los iodlvid aos
| jose Rosa, Nlcauor Q hjsno, Marselc
Oossio, Marcellno Rosa, SimolicIo
B,.fort y Santos Cdbersor.
Iogrssaroa en 81 dsp6s.to munici
| pal. So igooran las cau,as de Ia de-
tsnci6n.
-Aaochs el collector de- de Adua
mas de FAjsrdo y Ia policia al mandt
del tenien!e Iturrondo sor prendtero
la bordo de 10 6 olela <Joven Paulina
varios efectos de contrab ando, proce
dentes de San Thomas.
Sc en,uentran dete iidos J os6 San
sana y seis indivlduos de .tripul laci6n
-Muy pronto llegarsn SanJua,
los policfas Alfonso Molina, Francis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

Pabs! ,pab4 arIicuiaba traba.
iosamepte un moribundo. La familia
crey6 llcga1 10 oil Il tIno momenio 10
puso la vela; y ciando G ede6n lie pre-.
gunta que le pt saba, cy6 entire diem
tes qua decia ,Pab,. G sdsoa ordeno
que najaran una b tella de Ia ain ri
val cervez <PABST,s SO Ia samiois-
tr6 por dosis de 100 grsmos, y ALI 10
tieneu duedo de una gran fortuna.
NJ r. Calder6n CO sgentes, Ts-
tuan IL.
-Ha sido stparado del cuerpo de
Ia policia irsular 81 guardia Isiioro
Vazqu z.
Tambien fu6 s,p,rad, 20. desc.
bediencia de 6rdenes el guArdia E.as.
mo Miranda.
-Ests msf1apa fu6 a Palacio coz
(Contindo en- Ia pdyna 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02

En- la Corte de Oistrito del Distrlto
Judicial do Humacao. Es!ados
Unidos de America. Ell Prsslden-
te de los Esta los Unldos. IS.
Jesus Herr andez. VS.. Carmen San.
tiago Jlm6nez. Sobre divorcio.
A Ia demand ada, Carmsn Santiago il
menez
Citacion por Edicto.
Por Ia presente so 'es exige US
teies para que comparezca eu el plei.
TO iniclado contrs listed por ell men
cionado demandanse en- Ia Corte de
Ds.rito del Dis.rito Judicial de HI.
macao, q1e conte.te la demanda
preaertada en- dicha CO rte, dantro do
disz dias ain contsr el de la notiica-
ci6n g.! Ia eisact6n Sc hciera fuera de
dicho Dat-ito paro en- "a Isls de Pto
Rico y der tro de cuarepta dias 81 So
bic era en ORA rarts.
E objeto de esta acc.0n es obte-
ner una seLt8ncia que conssda ell dl-
vorcio del matrimolio celebrado en-
trs las paltss srriba relacionadas,
declaror roto el yincllo matrimonial
c3n Il 5 dema5 pronunciamit ntts del
case fundandote 81 actor on causa de
, abaudono p6r parte de la c6nyugue
por un t6rmino mayor de un aho.
Y por la pre- sanie se le previeLe
que 81 no compareclere y contsstara
dicha demanda dentro de 10, t6rminos
| | gales que Sc han determina1o, el de-
mandsnte podra psdir que se anGte Is
rob,ldia PARADE ustsl los peIiui-
cios de derecho.
Dada bsjo mi drma se'lo de 10
Corte en- Hamaeao q ocho 90 Julio de
nil novecientos clnco.
Enrique Riac6a Secretary Dis
let Court.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
NOT|c|AS DEL Ola

SUMARIO -Policias que llegan. la reunion
de propletarlos. .-Dsturblos Puerta de Terra-Al-
gunas detencones.-L polcia sorprende un contra
bando en- Fajardo. -Nuevos polcias-Hoy ega Mr.
Hamll. -Embargos levantados.-Rumor inexacto.-
Fiebre tifoidea Guanica. separado o-Rapto
en- Caguas.-Los yombehweIgas de Ponce -En el hos
plta municipal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-08-02
SECC|ON MERCANT TIL
Notas com,Tciaes de San Juan

Praclos MIN de los articulOs
que Sc detallan en-
almaGenes
ARROZ.-Japon u at a 4i;Idsm
N$,a .nsricsn) corrlenss d. % Is
a3.40.
AJos de p ctvs. a so.
JAmCnes 80 d 81.
Quesos aneSs, SIS. PatagrAs Is,
Tocino. : 14i q Is
Jxo6n, S4.60 & s4.70 Rocamora;
americana, s2iyis.
Pasta del pals sit.
ManyeeA 35i a;s On / ; en- lataa de
81 alo.
a~rluA lie $5f S0s.
HAciSadsias DianCss osl psis a54 =
AnerlaAaas st q 4.
Colcrxdas del pais 81 "a.
Amsrioanas bianeas largas = %.
Garbanzos u . 10
BacalaU ! Z.
Cebolias As5i.
ArenQues s6t.
MantoquiliA, do GA . l6
Pasta americana en- tajas de una
arropa 5 y t8.
Papas amerlcanas de 81 81 p.
Id islefiay e2i
Tasajo = vl0.
varlos aTticulos del pals
Preci1s corrienfes
Axdcar para 81 consamo:
Moscaoado claro do sat II at.
De misl cl.ro 1915.
Censr1fuga elaro 40 Il Us.
Americana de IL as6t.
De Ponce Sill II.
Aigod0a de ST u.
Almid6n Q "a y 4s
Cats cOrriense sllt III.
Ousr0s dulces sl6 n II
Cocoa SO mlllSr.
Ron 80 grAios Cartisr & 50 csusa.
vos gallon.
Maiz 8 1.t0.
Seoo 1T Q.q.
Tabaco, nominal.
Cam0i0s C0rrlentes
Lon Tres cheek 4.oo q 4.S83
Paris q TO
HAmpurKo sta4<
New YORK q lt8 P.
Espafs div 25f d rs D
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Banco Espaiiol.... 8 Is q 20.
Banco Territorial. 8 IL q Is.
Buques nun;iados
<Augusta w. Snow, Dsl puerto
de New York para el nuestro sali6
81 L del pasado.
<Coamo, Dsl plsrto d. New
York para 9. nue.iro salio el 20 del
pr6xlmo pasado.
<Mout eal., Estara en- puerto hoy
proce 1snss de Europa San Til lma.
SCaracass. Saldra para New York
el 9 del corriente.
<Philadelphias. Con procedencia
de New York recalara ell 10 dol presen.
to seguira viaie para la Gdayra.
Ionsdron puerto;
D, LuquiIlo baland.a <May F.o-
w5.S ca iAstre.
Do FAjardo balandro <Saa NJ.
guelS en- la.t:e.
st ndbtbturma de Saliesa:
Aver sali6 para Poncs el vapor
sPorto Rlcc,,
<Esperanzas Agdilla y NayagU.z.
buques en- puerto
TRAVSEIA
81 ,ha NJ Dsrmonts cargandJ.
<Chas ). Ri ;ss peaiisnIs.
sEge'ywayuk " descargaado.
<Aik .dlas pendlente.
COSTAN EROS
| <ProgcssoS PJncs.
<Riear1 10 Rlz, peudleots.
<Aaa Maria II iuacao y N.gua 80
xGadia, d,.carga11o
xJoraz5a ds MariaS d,scargani iC
<Carmens Vlequss.
<Ma. la Arsru2 F. ardo.
<CArmelisas psudlente.
&PesrsS pendlente.
<San Miguel. Fajardo.
sMay F.Cw.rs L1qullo.
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