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NEW HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY IS BrR1PLE SHEET

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s. t: Ere .Ss1ySs SsF5s;
"a %ss: S.. isi sa.s
Tsrs Quoted s p o DRESSED aoss sls:sd
Ssss2. ::Ss . ;:s
s GSs ss.s sss Ta: Il nv o ss S
ys spe s,@ for s oasr kinds. .sss 90 srse
gagged @ sS aosa ss'sa s
M A., Tss,.
sisS for Western. Iso tiercss ely within
and April on private terms, Beef q bsi., was
.ss Ill 's 5
ezra e. ys5S 'saSy @
choice Western Beef IN leoe: steady with sales Of 400
gssst' %s s: ass do within tho
DAYS prices 70 crces Carolina sold IN lots al from &C.
so ae latter price for choice. Tho Of Ransoon
sEfos ksssirt: sss bushels, Nothing further wa. done
ss!iy ssns ys%s q Il 50 % st ss
n was ai at ~ oo " 7o per bushel and canary at
suaAE;rhe market was steady for clarified a. previous
prices For mpseovado there than buyers
bSs Seus ss s !. & SGass Sss, sIas n % S
sGds My Orleans a. &C. hSdi GOOD refining se
sS Ess ss's 'Ss s
In buyers favor, with moderate demand al our
quotations.. We quote :--Cu6a-Inferor 10 common
rennng 6tc 9i6c; fair to good far refining 9lac. q
sc goo TO prime refining sc alr to good grocery,
tnga. hogsheads and boxes, $40 i0c moasses hogs.
heads and boxes she. Che melado, &C. q 7c bavens
40 CSc' sdl,a lls & d. lg to 70 ac do white lso
grades Sac lie. Brazl-Duch standard, Nos TO IL
s.sc Aysc MsnliaCurrent clay ed and superior &C. 9c
lated, l3s<c. l3ysc.
srEARiNE active and nrner, with sales OF 80
terces prime at l3Hc 100 terces arrive al and
trspoted) $50 terces for April delivery at l4c.
IALLow was steady, With moderate inquiry only. The
choice 20" - - =
WHisKEy-Receipts, 261 bbls. with a small demand.
fces were barely suztaned 800 bbs Western sold c
e5c, closing firm, however, with 93c refused $3.50.
asked,
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Whea. was dull closing nominaIy At IS q q for
II @ fss saS s'sss snS Sss y w1s &c.
white Southern Oats were quiet and nominal at &c.
oo0 bushels rye e was wa steady with moderais
and ost Barley Vas more scvc and nrice, s e
the sale. comprised 1890 bushels on private terms;
tario 81 II H. Peas. without demand, entirely
FnEIGnrs- market very quiet, the offerings of
AL articles sh b." there was pa5cu1r change
engagements II Liverpool 40 hhds taow at ss 3D.
@ Steamer SSa bushels wheat 900 bales a.
mos. all al 7Sd To Antwerp 80 hhds tobacco 3 At 40s and
2s 3D. and l1s tons Iustic At 2s I6s charters weIe:A
with 1900 bbs petroleum a. I'd, brig the
ward on private terms
cloth. the market remaining quiet but steady at last
HrMr~The market was dull for all kinds. and heari
Of saes Prices were entirely nominal at the quotations
Horshe business in all grade. was very light there
ysserdsys nhy aosaons &c.
Essern t. loo Wisconsin, &C. &C.. Michigan. Sc. sc
0hio &C. &c. yearnss De- 0c for new and lc &c. for
MoLAssrs-Three eargoss comprising 1900 hhds. new
market for foreign closing steady at quotations New Or
e1%er
@ TO we DUO sayes % sG0 ' Gass anus
mixed iSc 2Oc Dcmerara, 3sc 4oc New orleans S5c.
NAVAL sroRRs.-Ths demand for spirits turpentiue was
and AZ & sass Which 70
able lots in yard There business consequence
transacted rosin which unchanged sales
bb strained at ~ So at which price round lots offered
n few small sales were made within the OF ~ 50
50 90 for No $3 81 for No $4z5 IS for pale, Is 25
S7 for extra do. and window glass Tar dull
heard Of sales prices were nominal last quota
tons
Ous--Lnseed quiet but Arm at $40. for obbing
In casks; 5U00 gallons sold at s21sc Msnhaaen
firm 60c, nj which price there small SALE Olive
duh and nominal at ~ p 81 - Fish oils
sought after and rather stronger crude whac being quoted
At 6S $50, beached winter do zoe 73c, crude sperm
81 80 Sl 40 bleached and unbeached winter ri ~
81 45 We quote:-Crude cotton Seed H4c. 49, white
winter do 7sc. 76c. prime winter lard, 81 10 III u
bank, &C.,
PErRoLEuM.T was out little demand tor crude In
bulk, which without particular change In value the
market cosnk At 5c for lots for quick delivery We heard
or sales OF consequence Crude In bbs dull and
nominal at former quotations sales On the Creek the
market dull and easier the closing prices being % ~
e4 for spot the road and ~ 20 ~ 45 for do.
the lower The marketror refined trihs active,
the demand being entirely for export but prices ia
favor Of buyers closing az abeu. c for there
sold 700 bbs. part late Yesterday At A<c Ns6c
on the spotchiey at s4,Sc for the nss halt Of
March also lO0 private terms Ia PhiadelphiA
the market quiet, the demand continuing light: the
ssss $500 bo tog export At AGO. and lvo do for
Mag at $50.
gsovis,SNs Recspu. ASS lsls pors, ss' 4s sss'. 81
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FINANCIAL AND CONNEGS!AL
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET. {
"WEDNESDAY. Feb. 1916 r. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was about steady. The
cotton market opened heavy and dull, but toward
tho close declined 40. per pound when considerable
activity set in, the lower quotation permitting the
filling OF number OF orders.
MONEY FOUR TO FIVE PER GENT.
Money was easy at four to five per cent. Tho stock
houses generally paid five per cent, but accom-
modated at four when they presented the better
class Of stock collaterals Borrowers governments
were supplied, as o rule at four per cent, but
some Of the smaller dealers paid ive per cent.
Commercial paper is quoted Sal per cent DIS
count as the extreme range Of first GLASS notes and
acceptances.
Foreign exchange was rather 1rmcr on the basis
OF 100k for prime bankers sixty day sterling and
l10A for sight bills. The decline In gold the past
few days induced the importers to buy freely, ana
some OF the leading bankers were disposed to-day to
mark up the rates.
GOLD FEvERIsH-111H A 110A 1llI.
The gold market was heavy in the forenoon on the
continued influence OF the suspicion that the gov
ernment had sold gold the previous day, and before
the acceptance OF tho bonds at the Treasury the
price had fallen from 1l11s to 11OA, the dealers
being very uneasy as to the truth Of the suspicion
referred TO and betraying their feelings by
feyerlsh market. All eyes were lurGed to the Sub
Treasury, as the amount Of bonds to be pur.
chased would solve the mystery which has
been sort OF nightmare in the Gold Room
for the past fortyeight hours. Consequently, when
It became known that the amount accepted was con-
fined to the figure already specified in the Treasury
programme for the current month, the suspicion
was dsbelieved and gold ran suddenly up to 111I,
Its progress beyond the opening price being attr-
buted to purchases by the foreign bankers who had
advces from London that the specie In the Bank OF
England had fallen Off ana that British
consols and United States nye-twenties in
London were down an eighth per cent
the Which gave rise TO an apprehension that
the directors the Bank Of England at their weekly
meeting tomorrow morning would advance the rate
Of discount. The course OF the market Is shown in
the fablp.-.
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Business in future deliveries active, but prices
were generally - per b lower. The sales today were
7l6c 800 at l4c 200 each February March April at
GG i ,s sYeraEe a + Gse aioo .. q u sc so a. fHc
Nay at ll4.c, oos average; May aco 90 at sisc
each April May June July and August at Hc., average
june 200 at 5c 8U0 at IA ID l6c 100 at c each May
geher; July 800 q lte $50 O. savannah, private
February, so at 4lc March, loo at isc 400 at 9i6c
100 at Axe june 100 at Is ll6c 200 5c., exchanged
1000 February for loo March, equal terms Tot al IL O0
bales The average prices Of yeseraayss ansacti9ns tor
February sold at l4Hc.; June sold at l5c.
FLOUR AND GnAIN.-Kccepts, l00lS bbls. fou, $50
pa cksges meal IL 800 bushels wheat 500
1900 DO pats The -four marEe! ruled quiet but steady with
The saes confined to- about 500 packages
AoIir dnl md nnnin Wa nIoia
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MRS. oDoSayaS ROssA's ReADiai S.

TO THE EDITOR OF THF HERALD
Mrs. O'Donovan Rossa will read At the Cooper In
stitute this evening for the benefit OF Mrs. Geary,
widow OF J. ]. Qeary. She desires to state
that she will choose her own assistants az the enter
sanment this evening at the Cooper Institute, and
that she will avail herself OF the aid OF the artists
who nave advertised themselves to take principal
parts therein. MARY J. ODON0vAN kOSSA.
SwHENY's HOTEL, February L.
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GOVERNMENTS JUST STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS JUST STEADY.
The government list was inclined to go Off with
the decline in gold, but was held by the early pros.
pect Of an increased purchase OF bonds beyond the
two millions advertised for) until gold became
strong, when new support was substituted, but
with only partial success the CTS and 62s went
OF point late In the day, and the general market
clssed barely steady, except for the currency
skies, which were strong and shade higher
The following were the final street prces:-United
States currency skies, 1l2A q 112I; 40. skies,
1881. registered, ia ll4h; do. do, coupon ia
i1414; do. hve-twenties registered, May and Novem.
ber, 10Y 1111s; do. do, 1852 coupon, do, 11Is
l117S; do. do 1854, do. do, 11oN NIX; do. do,
1855, do. do, 11o7s 1111s; do. do. registered,
January and July, 1o9sl 10; do. do, 1866, cou-
pom, do. 1Gosl 1oo7s do. do, 1867, do do, 109zs
no. do do, 1868, do. Go, 1l01s l1Os<; do. ten
fortles, registered, 1914 lo7al; do. do., coupon,
HOS l1oI.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The day in the stock market would have gone upon
the record as one OF most nglorous dulness had 1t
not been for little excitement in Union Pacific to-.
ward the cose-an episode which evidently de.
peted the stock OF veracity pertaining to some per-
son or persons In this city or Washington; for it
was confidently asserted at the Stock Exchange
about noon that the Judiciary Committee of
the House had decided by vote of to
2, to introduce resolution to compel Secretary
Boutwell, to cease his demands upon the various Pa
cic railroads for all arrearage OF interest due the
government Union Pacific, which opened at 2oT,
hereupon ran up to 21st, bat afterward fell of
again on an explicit denial OF the above. The reac-
ton was only temporary, for the price subsequently
advanced to %. 1t will be seen by our Washington
kilograms that the true state of the is that the
committee met but adjourned until next week with
out taking action on the subject The Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company have declared semi-an.
nual dividend of five per cent, payable March g. the
books closing tomorrow, February 10. The extreme
quotations OF the leading speculative shares are
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was dull. The Tennessees Mis-
sourls, vlrgnias and Loulsianas were strong or
steady, while the North and South Carolinas were
heavy and lower. The following were the latest
street quotattons:-Tennessee, eA coupon, 64h q
CAS-; do. new, 64a4 CAS-; Virginia, ex coupon,
65 GO; do, new, 61h 81; do, registered stock,
old, so 5ok; Georgia skies, so 81; do. sevens 81
SO; do do, old, so 02; North Carolina, ex coapsn,
4s 4sh; do, funding, 1885, SO al; do de-, 1865 80
32 do, new, 25sl 261; do, special tax, 20 21
Missouri skies, 90H 90al; do, Hannibal and ST.
Joseph 90 81; Louisiana skies, 681a 69 do, new,
90 o.; de- levee skies, " 70; do do, elghts, Sc
81; do Penltentiary sevens, rs q 10; do. railroad
eights, II 80; Alabama fves, SO u; 90. eights,
90 100; DO. railroad eights 93 q 95; South Caro-.
lima sixes 70 80; do, new, January and July 6sit
5s1a; do. do, April ana October 90 a 61 do. reg
lstered stock, old, 90 65 Arkansas skies, 50 6o
do. sevens, 55 a 60.
THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares-New York. l34; Manhattan, I5e; Mer.
chants. 1l3; Mechanics, 1886; Union, I45; America
l43 City, 225; Phenix, 1O7; Mechanics and
Traders, 1856; National, 1l3 Merchants Exchange
100; Leather Manufacturers, 200; Commerce, III;
Mechanics Banking Association, 1l4l6; Broadway,
200; ocean, son; Mercantile, 1885, American Ex-
change, ia; Chatham, 16d; Bank OF North
America, 100; Hanover, lo2; Metropolitan, $50;
Peoples, 1917; Grocers', ll6; Fast River, 1l3;
Nassau, 1885, Corn Exchange 125; Continental,
"a; Commonwealth 99; Park, 1915 Manufacturers
and Merchants. s9ii; Central National 1925;
Fourth National, I0s; Ninth National 100; Tenth
National 121; Oriental, 1853; Gold Exchange, 7o;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, 90.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES,
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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Naval Orders

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is, 1871.
Lieutenant Commander Robson is ordered to spe-
c,al ordnance duty at Springfield, Mass, and Second
Engineers W. II. Harris and John +. Bingham to
examination for promotion. Lieutenant Commander
Pearson has been detached from ordnance duty aud
ordered to the worcester. Lieutenant Asa Walker
has been detached from the jamestown and ordered
In return home.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 15-6 p NJ.
AsHrs-Receips 30 packages. The market was un-
changed In every respect with sales small of parcels pots
&6 75 81 35. Pearls nominal at from gS so SO 49,
CoFFEE.-The market strong for Rio and Santos,
without further sales either here the Other
were quiet but steady We quote-Cargoes Rio. ordinary
l0c l02c. fair, l04c. like. good, 1iI9c I2Aac !;
prime, l2Hc. 13Ac. gold, bond, sixty days; and
Maracaibo, l4c lsc.; Laguayra, H,4c 15i4c; st,
duty paid.
CoTroN.-The demand for this staple was moderate
Prccs as indicated by the suojoned quotations. ruled c
per ID IN favor or buyers under considerable pressure
sell Towards tho close however, in consequence of
tera contraction In receipts at the pors TIE market
steader ard some sales were made at slightly improved
prices fna ly closing ame with sellers than buyers
owing to adverse reports received late from Liverpool The
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80. 2.a97

IU!AI UaIcs. 2lHV LII 4,9U3
The receipts to-day follows 170q;
New Orleans 6,a atlS MOBILE S7s savannah 2e Charles
New York, 22S0 Boston. 90 Total, 14l2 bales. against
1859 bales yesterday and 2S ZIG day last The
receipts OF this week thus far 19 bales than
week for the period. The all United States
ports comprises IA 20 bales, including 1900 bales at New
Hor q Uuo
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W % w u
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon at one
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. Is West Wash
tugton place.
BEAoH.-On Tuesday, February IA, EVAN BEACH,
aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place this ThursdayI after
noon, at two O'Clock, from his late residence, 49,
West Warren street. Brooklyn. Relatives aud
friends are invited to attend without further notice.
BRADIsH.-On Tuesday, February IA, joan A.
BRADISH, in the 44tn year OF his age
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
vited To attend the iuneral this hursday) afternoon,
at one O'Clock, from hts late residence No. IS Beach
street.
CHRIsFIELp.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morn
ing. February Is. GEORGE W., youngest son OF job
ana Is days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence OF his parents, No. 81
South Portland avenue, BROOKLYN, on Friday after
noon, at one o'clock.
CLAUssEN.-On Tuesday, February IA, JOHN
HENRY CLAUssEN, IN the 45th year OF mis- age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, from his late residence. corner Lexington
avenue aud Thlrty-flrst street.
CoNNOLLY.-On Tuesday, February IA, THoM As
CONNOLLY, aged " years.
The funeral viii take place from his late rcsidence
No. 50 Canal street. on Friday morning at half past
nine O'Clock, to St. Teresa's church, where solemn
mass OF requiem Will be celebrated for the repose
OF his SOUL Thence to Calvary Cemetery for inter.
ment
CONwAY.-On Wednesday, February Is, at the
residence OF his br0ther-ln-law, Robert 4. Reiley,
No. lS7 East 1llth street, CHARLES J. CONWAY,
aged 2l years and 80 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CowESHovEN.-At New Utrecht on Wednesday.
February 10, ELtzABKrH C0wESH0vES, In the S5tl
rear OF her age. =
The yeattves and friends or tas family are resps5s.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The attractions at the Exchange yesterday were
as follows:-Mr James M. Miller sold one lot on
north side Of Seventy-ninth street, between Lexng-
ton and Third avenues; Messrs T.. H. Ludlow Il Co.,
by order Of Charles q. Mowton, trustee under will
or John Mowion, deceased, The three story prick
house and lot known No. 3l2 East Twenty first
street, and Messrs. Muller, wilkins & 90. disposed
or by order oil the Supreme Court under the direc-
ton OF Granz Nathan, referee, four valuable
Central Park lots, located Eighth avenue COM
The above sales well attended, and the prices
realized were satisfactory The following report
gives the full PARTICULARS
rRoPERTy-BY JAMES NJ MILLER
lot OF 18th st, 2Uo II W Of Sd av, lot 25xlG22 Mr.
EY n. H. LUDLOW AND 90.
story brick house lot No 312 i 2lEt 100
I'd av lot 20xs2 John Carroll ............ 10 OyO
BY MULLER. WILKINS AND 90.
lossw corner OF 9Th av and 74ih st. T2xlOO. Griffith
lot adj on sti av S5xi0o H. G. Ferguson soS
lot adj same size Griffith Rowe. $4,000
lot adj, same size. Griffith Rowe 235J
DEATH FROM EATING FRENCH CANDY.-Mr John
Bolton OF this place. died last Friday morning. after
an illness OF q few days. His disease was at first
pronounced to be typhoid fever but the symptoms
OF the disease not being fully developed the doc
tors efforts availed nothing, the patient rapidly
growing worse and suffering the most intense
agony. Not until after his DEATH when the appear
ance OF the body Indicated the presence Of poison
did the thought occur that he was poisoned, when
1t was remembered that he had eaten some painted
French candy, the poison OF which had gradually
gone through his system, causing the most intense
suffering and resulting In death.-FLacaste (Vo)
Herald.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
IN TO THE
SOUTH AND sogTHwEsT.
NEW yopE ANN Ntsvy npI.rANS

NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOO "A RAILROAD
win be completed March 20 1871 and extend from chatta-
noosa Tenn to Median MISS and, with its connections,
form the shortest ali rail route from Boston, New York,
rhladeiphia' Baltimore washington, Lyncnburs and Chat
Shreveport, Galveston and all points In the Southwest
Arrangements are now being perfected with connecting
roads North and South to trains at the
OF 2S miles hour making the trip New York to
New Orleans in 90 hours Two daily through passenger
trains viii be each way, making connections al
Chattanooga for all South Only one change
OF between New York New Orleans change
south Of Lynchburg.
Through tickets for points and South win be on
sale at the principal railroad ticket Offices
Connecting lines requested to tickets sale
line for all points that be reached.
despatch through freight line will be organized, giving
quick time and low for freight
Through bills OF adng issued to the principal cities, North
and South
Claims for loss and damage promptly adjusted
For further Information apply to
J: G. STANTON, General Superintendent; or
WILLIAM KEAVY, General Freight and Ticket AGENT.
Chattanooga Tenn.
Office Of the Company In New York, No. 80 Broadway,
Wall street.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

JoSEs-BAKER.-On Wednesday, February 10, at
Thomas Gaaudet, w. A. JONES to FRANCES SAR-
GENT, daughter OF Captain J. 0. Baker, all OF this
city.
QUINTARD-JoNEs.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
February 15 at the esidence OF the brides father
by the Rev. john A. Paddock, ID. d., JAMES IL. QUIN-
TARD TO MARY L., daughter OF john Jenes, all of
Brooklyn. No cards.
RIcH-SIDENBERG.-On Tuesday, February IA. by
the Rev. $. NJ Isaacs, assisted by Rev. II. Phillips,
SIpENBERG, daughter OF William Sldenberg, ESQ.,, Of
this city.
Milwaukee papers please copy.
MRAY-SLoANE.-In Stamford, Conn, on Tues
dav, February H. by Rev. william Barnard JOHN RI.
WRAy, or New York, to LIZZIE T., daughter OF John
Sloane, Esq, OF the former place.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
C,LOTE JAMES,
Stationers Printers and Blank Book Manufacturers q
Fulton street, Blank Books made TO pattern.
VoU WILL SEE
ALL THIS DAYS NEWS
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
THE TELEGRAM
Ia the smallest,
s the best and
has the largest circulation
of all the Evening Papers
TIE TELEGRAM
s now the leading
Evening Newspaper
all over the city,
and contains the entire News Of to-day.
THE TELEGRAM
gets the News frst
gives the News hrstj
never misses a sensation,
and always reliable.
THE TELEGRAM
contains all the
Balls, Parties
and theatrical Reports
of last night.
THE TELEGRAM
is sold by ali the
Stands Dealers and Newsboys;
Ia read by everybody,
and sent everywhere for Soc. . month.
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Iu2 COTTON MOVEMENT.
CargOes OF American Cotton Landed mt Liver
pool IN Two Dnya--Eebruary II and IL.
0sE or gnE BROOKLYN H9H,c.DEs.

Total bales ,O6o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-13
DE TRANSITO.

El Sr. Coronel D. Francisco Mar
tinez y Martinez ha permanecido en-
este punto toda la noche del y pal
te del dia Z, alojado en ell ingenio Sta
Catalina, propiedad del Excmo. Sr.
d. Bartolomf Borr;is, per ell hermano
de este ID. Pascual.
Deseosos algunos vccinos de 10 mas
distinguido de nuestra sociedad de CO.
nocer al valiente, al infatigable guer-
rero, que supo ahogar en- SUI cuna la
revolution separatista que un dia die
ra su grito Ell Lares, Sc apresuraron
q visitarle en- su alojamionto, ofrecien-
dole sus respetos; 4 cuyas considera-
clones correspondi6 el Sr. Martinez
con la sinceridad y tinura que le dis
tinguen.
A ESQ de las s de aquella noche pa
So 4 la poblacion, permaneciendo al
gunas horas en- la casa del Sr. D. Sal
vador Mas, donde tambien fue vista
do S. S. con ell mismo objeto de ira
tar persenalmente q uno de los heroes
principales de Lares; retirandose des-
pues al ingGnio.
A las II della ma1anadel le acom-
panaban al almuerzo varias personas
amigas de tan digno mllitar el servi-
clio tu6, como ell almucrzo, delicado y
ll2nO de csmerO.
A las 3 de la tarde el esclarecido
Coronel del bizarro Battalion de Ma
drid atravesaba la poblacion acompa
nado de una numerosa concurrencia
que 10 slgui6 hasta ell pueblo de las
Piedras, incorporandose a este seoul
to antes de llegar al indicado punto,
otro muy Jucido que desde Humacao
vino 4 recibir al nuevo Gefe del 6?
Departamento militar de la Provincia.
Deseamosa Sr. Martinez todo gene
ro de telicidades en- su nuevo destino
A nombre de los concurrentes y en-
ell milo
HsmaciO GWill0t.