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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
STATE NEWS.

KNOX COUNTY. -.-
The barn of r. H Mitchell, on Clark's IS
land near Rockland, was burned Thursday
night. 1t was full of household goods and the
loss is $1,000.
kENNEBEo COUNTY.
A barn in Chelsea belonging to Mr. Isaiah
Noyes was burned Thursday evening, together
with all the farming TOOLS hay and portion of
his stock. 5ea
A petition is circulating in Pittston asking
that section of the town may be set off and
joined to Dresden.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The sewing circle Of the Brownfeld Congre-
gational Society had levee and oyster supper
at w. B. Stickney's hotel, recently, and Melted
$25 for their pastor, Rev. Wm Jordan .0.
Some villain has been defacing gravestones
in the cemetery at Norway.
The house and barn of Mr. S. S. Henry of
Waterford was burned recently. Two cows and
a hog persisted. Insurance only $500.
The Oxford County Teachers Institute which
commenced at Fryeburg, Nov. 9th. closed Fri
day night. after an increasing and instructive
session under the direction of Hon. j. H.
French of Vt, Hon. w. j. Corthell of Calais
and Prof. N. A. Luce of Freedom.
PENoBscor COUNTY. .3H!E
Friday afternoon Timothy Collins of Bangor
was killed by the caying in of bank on which
SOMERSET COUNTY.
ses press Correspondence
The fall term of the Eaton school closed Fri
day. Mr.. Eaton has been engaged many years
in the business of teaching, and, by his aptness
in instructing and tact in discplining, has made
his institution the best family school in the
it. The winter term will commence the second
Monday in December. 90
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Frank Russell, a young man from Danforth,
was killed at Grand Lake. Thursday forenoon,
by tree falling upon him.
YORK COUNTY.
Horace Burke's dye house, situated in Ly-
mon was burned about O clock Friday after
noon. Nearly all the contents were destroyed.
Insurance $1400
The Portland & Rochester railroad station at
Springvale was broken into Wednesday even
ing and small amount of cash stolen. On the
same evening" in Shapleigh. two men entered a
house and demanded money and valuabes.
The cries Of the inmates frightened them
away.
press Correspondence.) a.
Mr.. James B. Huff of Kennebunkp ort, a
| fisherman belonging to the schooner Fam y
Reed, is supposed to have capsized and per-
| ished in his dory off Kennebunkport in the
! high wind of last Wednesday. Mr.. HI. was q
| young man of good habits and character, q
| widower without children. Others of the crew
were barely saved, with the loss of.their fish.
IN GENERAL.
| The Kennebee Journal says Wagner, in the
state prison, awaits calmly his fate, with full
| expectation that the law will be executed upon
| him. His mind is not particularly of a pious
kind but he thinks that after he is gone the
Almighty will cause the guilty individual to
come forth from his hiding place and confess
the dark deed. John Rogers of Brunswick,
labor for him to perform down in the state
prison, and thus caused him to be sent there,
thinks that his mission has ended and is beg
| ging for executive clemency, that he may go
| into other fields of labor
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

CAPE ELIZABETH HIGH ScHooL.-This school.
located at Turner's Island, under the charge OF
Mr. Hawkes. and Miss Gerry, closed a success
ful fall session Friday afternoon, The school
room was filled with the parents and friends of
the pupils, and the committee, Messrs. Pickett,
Hill and Plummer, expressed satisfaction with
the progress made, as indicated by the recita-
tons in the various branches taught. The or
binary school exercises were interspersed with
declarations, readings and music At the
close of the exercises Mr.. Hawkes., the princi-
pal. was presented with fine landscape paint
ing, and the assistant, Miss Gerry, with gold
ring, Miss Simonton making the presen tation
address
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

THE MUsEUM.-These must be some merit
in actors who can present so old a drama
as the Octoroon to crowded houses eleven
times in succession. Notwithstanding its repeti-
ton we have no doubt it could be given to good
houses the most of this week, but the mana
gers very properly think best not to kill a good
thing, SO this evening they will put on Sher-
idan Knowles play entitled the 'sHunchback."
Mr. Morgan has been very busy of late in
painting new scenery for this play, and we
have the assurance that the scenery will be
very fine. The company have been rehearsing
the play for some time past and it will be pre-
scented In an admirable STYLE 81. -. L.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

WARDS OPERA HoUsE-Large audiences
greeted Wards entertainment Saturday after
noon and evening The Dutch scene of The
Dutch Justice has proved a big success. This
evening very attractive bill will be presented
Seven new stars will appear. On the bill we
notice the names of Delehanty and Hengler
who will appear in the amusing sketch of
"Tricks in Love-" The talents will include
yocalists, gymnasts, acrobats and comedi-
ans. Several of last weeks favorites will re-
main the present week. A
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

u,o,.cy ,NoTEs.-John Ward was arrested
SATURDAY night for breaking into boot and
a,,oo ..ore ON Washington street and stealing a
nair of baots. The boots were recovered
Warl - nnde,- bonds to keep the peace Tor
:sinlilar offence. oil tho
Twerty-four able boiled men were :" w
dodgers that Uncle Oliver had last night.
There were only two arrests .veS'eiu'' "nN
last night up to ten o'clock
Oficer Wesley arrested two girls on Congress
last evening who escaped from the Aims
Heuse last week.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
RuSinpSs NOtAs.

The citizens Of Hancock, Sullivan and vicin-
ity will petition the next Legislature to grant
| to Ransom B.. Abbott of Hancock the right
| to run steam ferry-boat on Sullivan Ferry.
Over 5000 bushels have been sold in Farm
ington this year, the ruling price being fifty
cents. The crop has been excellent and the
| yield large.
The Saco Water Power machine shop is now
running on two-thirds time, and will probably
| so run during the remainder of the present
month
No one not acquainted with the shipping bust.
ness at this port can have any idea of the num-
Der of vessels that are fitted outat this port. The
firm of Geo. A. Whitney s. Co., furnished
furniture for the following named vessels dur
ing the month of October: Sch. c. j. Willard,
barks Isaac jackson, Tewksbury L. Sweat,
schooners Minnie c. Taylor, Cumberland, bark
J. H. Chadwick, briggs Clara Leavitt and Henry
p Query. t.sa
Our Deer Isle correspondent writes Our
fishing vessels are,all at home, having COM
pleted their seasons work. Most of them have
done fairly, only one or two with seines doing
poorly The Idella Small, Captain G. b. Bob
bins, took 14OO bbls sea packed. The Swans
Island fleet have done finely, only one, small
vessel falling below 800 bbls. and from that up
to the catch of the Lizzie Williams, Captain
n. B. Joyce, of between 2300 and 2400 bbls.
sea packed, said to be the largest catch of
mackerel ever made by one vessel in one sea-
son. Her crew share about 5000 each. Messrs.
w. H. Reed and Bryant are just starting a
lime quarry at North Deer Isle, short dis
Al,
are erecting an extensive wharf, sheds, &C.,
and have just completed the furnace and other
necessary preparations for burning the rock.
The rock and lime are said to be Of, AN excellent
quality. The Portland Packing Co., have been
running their lobster factory at Oceanville, in
this town. since the middle of October, to its
full capacity. Mr.. Roscoe Libby is the able
and efficient superintendent.
BUSINESS CHANGES The following are the
recent business changes in this State:
Portland-D. w. Clark & Co., ice; A G.
Chaplin retires.
o. M. & e. P. Brooks, dry goods, dis. by
death of o. M. Brooks. Id
Augusta-W. Wendenburg, toys and fancy
goods. sold out. is3lLa
Belfast-Chas. D. Field, furniture, sold to j.
l.. Locke.
Calais-E Whidden, boots and shoes; sold
to King & Haycock. "a sIo5
Camden-H. HI. Cleveland & Sons, fruit and
confec'y; P. II. Cleveland retires. ~ ads ls
Dexter-A. FL. johnson, dry goods;s sold to
Haley & Simmons. jsl We 81
extraordinarily s. Morton, flour mills;
dis. 8
Dillingham; g. Gilbert, gen. store;
dis.
Wiscasset-H Haynes, Foster & Co., lumber;
dis. and sold to Kennebec Land and Lumber
Co. of Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

SUNDAY WoRK.-Yesterday crew of work
men were employed all day in putting in new
rails on the railroad track on Commercial street.
The north rail was put in new when the gauge
was changed, and now they are putting in the
new south rails and plankiug upon each side of
the track
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

PRAISE MEETING-It is proposed to hold
a grand union praise meeting at City Hall /,
Thanksgiving morning, at which sacred songs
will be sung by the congregation. Efforts will
be made to secure the services of Prof. Tour.
jee of the Boston Conservatory of Music to
lead the singing.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS Temperance meet
ings were held at the Preble and Allen Mis-
sion chapels last evening. Able speakers were
present at both meetings. At the Allen Mis-
sion the crowd was much larger than the
house. elzt
A meeting,to be addressed by reformed mer.
will be held at the Allen Mission tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

WooDFoRD's CoRNER.-The Temperance
meeting Saturday evening under the direction
of the Good Samaritan Brotherhood was we'll
attended. Able and interesting addresses were
made by Mr.. j. Arno, j. Sanford, Esq, T. A.
Smith, Mr.. H. G. Hixon, Esq, M. g. Palmer
and Hon. F. N. Dow of Portland. These meet.
ings are to be continued every two weeks On
Saturday evenings.
Hon. w w. Thomas lectures this Monday
evening in the Congregational church.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

&ATTENTIoN is called to the sales of Morgan
& Dyer in our auction column of an elegant
stock of really fine goods in the jewelry line,
as it comprises the best of goods. Sales com.
mence this day at II o'clock at IS Exchange
street
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

HARPER's BAzAR.-This beautiful weekly
publication is q welcome visitor to the parlor
circle The number for the ensuing week has
been received by Fessenden Brothers, Lancas-
ter Hall and d. Wentworth, 537 Congress, cor
ner of Oak street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
SATURDAY-James Hudner. Search and seizure.
Fined $50 with costs. Appealed.
Libby. Knight.
Michael Hogan. Search AMI seizure. Fined $50
with costs. Paid. Williams.
William Hewey. Malicious mischief in taking
boat without the consent of owner Probable cause.
Ordered to recognize with sureies in the Of $780,
Committed.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

A WORD OF THANKS IS DUE 10 the boanist
who first discovered the virtues of the Qu,llaga
Saponaria, or Soap Tree of Chilli The wonder
full cleasing and purifying property of its Bark
unrivalled efficacy as preservative of the
teeth. frlfef nO16d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

ANNUAL MEETING. AT the annual meeting
of the Emerald Boat Club the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, D. d. Hannigan; Vice President, E.
Bradley: Secretary, E. Mcdonald; Correspond
ing Secretary, R. Parker; Treasurer, William
ooua ~
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

f. O. BAILEY & Co. will sell at IL o'clock
fixtures, No. Ill Federal street. See auction
onJu
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

JUDGE VIRGIN PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Susan b. Curtis, libellant, vs. John
B. Curtis. Libel for divorce. Divorce decreed. Gus
tody of the child given to the mother.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
THE PRESS
CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
HFirst Grand Ball
M. G. M. Association.
Ready Made Clothing-Allen & Co.
: Wholesale Paper Collar Warehouse.
Leaders we have None-C. d. B. Fisk & Co.
No Cure No Pay-Dr. G. Lovatt.
Read Read-Rines Brothers
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

DIR. G LoyATT, the celebrated physician of
New York, is stopping at the Falmouth Hotel
Do not fail to give him call. His terms are
no cure no pay. .tz-4.-z
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

We have some extra bargains in parlor suits
and walnut chamber sets. We can show the
largest aud best stock of furniture IN Maine.
Geo. A. Whitney & Co. No. 46 Exchange ST.
no13d2w
LADIES, if you wish Silk that will run we'll
on you Sewing Machines, buy the Eureka.
THERE will be no parting there,-Not if your
hair continues to fall as it does now. Get
without delay bottle of Bearine dress your
hair often with 1t. Bearine stops the hair from
falling off and assists nature restore Its natural
vigor. Every druggist sells it, nov11daw1w
OPERA GLAssES.-Fine assortment just re-
ceived by G. III. Lamson, " Middle street.
Opera Glasses to let no10d1w
leigh's SO Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

The WEATHER. = The following is the
weather record of yesterday as reported by
Serg't. Thornett, in charge of the signal
station, U. S. A., in this city:
Mean Barometer-30.301. s
Mean Thermometer-32o.1.
Mean Relative Humidity 20 per cent.
Rainfall-.N of an inch. t.-'
Prevailing Wind-W
Maximum Velocity-5 miles per hour.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

NJ. L. A-Rev. DIR. Bolles delivers his lee
ture on Little Builders" in the Mercantile
course next "Wednesday evening. DR.. B. is
we'll known to be an enthusiastic student in all
subjects pertaining to the microscope and is,
perhaps, the most eloquent lecturer on its Won
ders now living IN our country.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

LADIES, if you wish Silk that will run we'll
on you Sewing Machines, buy the Eureka.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

Cure of Nervous Debility Free,
Address, =. r. WIGGIN,
oc20-3m Charlest0wm NU~.-
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16
Feed for Caltle

II OTIS Of feed for Cattle and Hogs at Casco Brew.
" cry, opposite Portland Co.'s Works. Portland
me- ecx.o,,e,, z. McGLINCHY, Prop,
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-16

Mr.. James B. Huff of Kennebunkport, a
fisherman belonging to the schooner Fanny
Reed, is supposed to have capszed and per-
isled in his dory off Kennebunkport in the
high wind of last Wednesday. Mr.. H. was
young man of good habits and character, a
widower without children. Others of the crew
were barely saved, with the loss of.:their fish.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-04
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
PRESIDENCIA
DEL EXMO. AYUNTAMIENTO

Cleadas una nueva plaza de M6dico titular y
Otra de Practicante, por no ser sufciente ell nj
nero de las existentes para ell servlclo de esta
pObaci0n, de conformidad con 10 infOrmadO
sobre el particular por la SUb-delegaeiOn de
Medicina Cirujia;y acordada tambien la jubi-
laciOn de unO de los actuales medlcOs, ell Lcdo.
ID. Ramon Dapena, pOr que su avanzada edad
no le permite desempenar el destino con la ac-
tivdad necesaria; ha acordado ell Excmo. Ayun
tamient0 en- session extraordinaria de Is del ac-
tual que las referidas dos plazas de Medcos I'll
tulares una de Practicante que existen vacan-
tes Lag primeras dotadas con mil doscientos Pc
SOS anuales de sueldo cada una y La seganda
con trescientos sesenta pesos, SO anuncien al pu-
blico por el termino de veinte dias contados
desde esta fecha, q fin de que los Profesores
que deseen optar dichos destinOS presenter
sus solicitudes documentadas en- la Secretarfa
Municipal en- ell termino que squeda indicado;
en- la inteligencia de que los ctados funciona-
rios no ter dram derechO goes pasiyOs por ha-
berlo asf acordado la corporation.
lO hago pGblico para conocimientO ge eral.
Puerto Rico Diciembre 30 de 1873.-L Vega.
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iiOjo al Diamante!!
CALLE DE s. JUSTO MUM. 81

Ponem0s en- conocimiento dc nuestros cons
taptes tavorecedores del pubico en- general
que pOr el vapor esranol cOrreo llegado q est,
puerto el l3 del actual sc acahan de recibir va
rios alt1cuos de novedad, que Sc detallan pre-
eios snmaments mOdicos especialmente calzad,
dc toda clase para caballeros niRos desde unO
:lh>ta cuatro pesos par, p0lainas para montar
id para senoras nlnas y otra multitud dc arti-
culos dificil de eBumeTar.
Iambien SO ha recibido por el expresado bu-
que el celebre turron dc Alicante, 40 cts, libra
el de maaapan IS cts pasta membrillo muy
aptoposito para las proximas pascuas.
Ademas por ell vapor frances Oaraib ha He.
gado asf mismO un magnf6co surtido &c ohIe.
tos dc nOvedad para senorascOmo paw s, hnio.
nos, leylSas lie Ultima m0da. ayos do baitlslp,
hores 20 varlas clascs, perfunlelfa de los meio.
e9 TAB Fa Ies roua heeha para caballelOs !
nlnos, ~ les, 0a tOie5, palaguas de Cod0s IT,
= - j. qt,lI ~ amhary legitilna cas- mi
LA, tandas \ ~vtqones pala Gevolwets ~, 4
1-l2
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La Luz Economica.
CAH-L4E DE san JUSEO NUMEEkO 3 =

Ell nuevo dueno de este antique acreditadO
estab eclmlento ofrece Sus servlclOs al publlcO
Ell general en- todo 10 con ncerniente al Iamo de
aiumbrado contando para el efecto con activos
c lntegentes operarlos que NADIA dejaIan que
desear.
En- el mismo establecimiento siguiend0 la
marcha trazada por su fundador Mr. Enrique
st CLAIMANT sc admiten aOOnOs mensuales para
la limpieza de aparatos y sc ejecutan toda cla-
10 trabajos como ms stalaciones de tu0erlas
bien sean para gas aqua, limpieIa y compost
ciOn de lamparas, tubos, quinques demas OBJ
ietOs concernentes d esta industIia.
Constantemente habra un buer surtido de
lampaTas de colgar, quinqu6s dc mesa, faroles
de tOdas classes 0tros muchos artlculos que
RI. prolijo de enumerar.
Sc expende gas portatil de la mejor elase por
mayor al detail. Puerto Rico diciemhre 20 de
1873-B Fernandez. 2-12
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l. A A u r O r A .

Este nueyo establecmiento que sc ACADIA de
abrir en- la Gale de la Fortaleza ntim. 33 ofrece
al pnblico en- general una gran vari6dad de ar
ticulos de novedad fantasia recibidos ultima
mente de Paris y demas puntos dc Europa, ha
blendO procurado concliaria elegancia buen
gustO de los habitantes de esta Capital, con pre-
clos sumamente modicos sin embargo dc la ca
lidad superior de todos, que ell mas exigente
pueda sair satisfccho
A Lu aurora, pues, p1blico amante de 10
buenO, que encontraran objetos de capricho
y aproposlto para IN regalo que os po.iais OBJ
SECULAR vuestro gug+n cn csfls D ssuas De
Navidad Con frecuencia y ci.dA quncena 90
| renovaran los aparadnre con nm variado surti-
| do para noder complslcel todos l~s que 5, dig
| men favoTecerlo, FQrtalezs go 46
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TIE L E G R A M A s .

En- e Herald encontramos los s guiente ;
Madrid, d5ciembre 20.-Se dice que ell
gabinete del Sr. CASTELAR, ha acordado Pc
dir al g bierno de los Estad Unidos la
vo ucion del vapor VugamiatS y ttipula
con, re ientemente entire sdos. Tambien
Sc dice que ell presidente Castelar, ha es
critic al mi .istro Sickles en- ell sentid1 de
este acuerdo.
genral Sickles Sc halla deter ninado
a hacer dimision.
Las troi as repub icanas que sitian a
Carta ,ena avanzaron aver hasta ponerse
I 500 metros de la ciudad y cogieron algu-
nos .risioneros. Durante el dia hicieron
los intransigentes varias salidas pero han
sido rechazados siempre.
FL mini tro de la Guerra ha congratula
do por TELEGRAPH al general en- jefe Lopez
Dominguez a su ejercito por c buen eXl-
to de sus operaciones.
Paris 81 I'm despacho cifrado del
Herald recibido de Madrid anuncia que
Espa pide la restitution de- VWg''al@S y
que reina grande algeria en- la ex corte a
consecuencia de haber admitido el Sc ;reta
rio Fish que ell VrgimiuS no es buque anne
ricano.
Ei ministro Sicl<leS ha teIegrafado a
Washington insiStiendo en- que Sc acepte
su dimisiOn
Berlin 2l.-El emperador de Aemania
tiene un ligero ataque de apoplegla Reina
grande ansiedad, respecto al resultado pro-
hahle de su enfermedad. V Sc hacen es
~zos para ocultar su estado.
H.. rs 22.-El corresponsal de Stdn-
da,d, en- Cartagena, telegratia que han
muerto tres hombres por la explosion re-
ciente lie un almacen.
Los sitiadores han recibido 500 HON
bres de refnerzo ell viernes y sc esperan
1000 mas antes del a'alto que ndra lu
gar esta semana probabemente. Los in
surrectos estan desmoralizados y ls deser-
clones son frecuentel. Contreras ha arres-
tado Barcia por aconsejar la sumision.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-01-04

Con el us0 del Aqua Florida de Murray vI.anmnn
rs el mas sautilero de tOdos los smetcos V con
uene lngredlenes doletore0s, essimpiomente Ell ex-
Ianto la ''blonde" Ia brunette" Ia tienen an
gran aprecio, eomunicand0 esa traspaIoneja sna
vldad tan admiradas eu el bello seXo Suconstanta
uso kmpiCae hace desaparecer las ar
rssysss: Suav'za y da terura al cot 5. inlpidc la
tendencia natural de tacutfcula surearse aiarse
El Aqua tiorida DO Murray Lanman es realmnnta
lamas deIlcl0sa eicaz de las aguas de tocador fo
do 10 que eDtra composition es 10 mas selecto
combInado de tai manera que aseeura los meio-
res resultados. Janas degenera nj Ii por efsc-
to del tlenpo ClIma m&nteni6nd0s, sempre tan
dellcada nesca como cuando acabaaa de eorlpo-
ner. Como uentrlhc9 SO usa generau ente, por "a.
zon de la
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BOLEPID MERCANPIb
DIE PUERTO-RICO.
ORGANO DE Los BSPANOLBS SIN CONDICIONB2.


PIolibdas por ell articulo Is del TitulO de la
Constitution. VICENTE en- esta provincial las reu-
nlones al are llbre pOr la noche, Sc hace nece-
sallo, para que pueda conservarse In costumbre
de los agmnaldOs que tan ahClonado es este
pueblo, que por esta Acadia sc dIcten las 49,
glas de pOicia que deben observarse para que
los vecinos puedan entregarse sin perjudicar a
aque Ia diversion SID taltar In ley cscrta sin
pe1Judlcar Il los demas veclnOS que no gusten
tomar palte en- dichas 1ivers0nes. En- tai yirtud
yde c0nformidad con 10 acorlado por el Excmo.
Ayuntamiento, en- caldad de provisional nasta
tantO sc pubiquen las OTdenanzas munlclpaleS
vengo ,n decretar lo siguieHte:
10 Sc permiten las trullas de agunaId0 por
las GALES segun coStumble en- las nOches de las
visveras das de festas que haya desde eta
tccha hasta el Is de Enero inclusive que es la
OCtava de Belen.
z" Las hullas pueden cantar tocar toaa cla-
sc de lnstrumentos muslcOS, pero de Dlnguua
manera hacer otr08 ruidOs que pertul ben al We
cndari0 lnuChO menos g0lpear en- las puertas
y Ventanas.
81 Sc p!ohibyn los cantarcs dichos obsenos
8 iniuriosos.
4" Los que contTavengan d las dispOsici0nes
anteri0ies pagaran una multa de clnco pesos.
80 Los ihdivlduos que yendo en- trullas pro-
muevan cscandal de hecho lie paabra scran
detenidOs pOr la pollcla Sc prOcedera contra
ellOs en- la folma que corresponds.
60 Los que prevenldos pOr un agent de pO-
licia no hagan case de sus indicacIones CONT
nuaren en- la talta que Sc les haga notar, incur
Tlran en- la de desacato la Autorldad y p0r
clio SeIan detenidos entregadOs a los trlbU
males dc Justlcla.
Y 10 hago p0bicO para conocimiento general
en- la utelgencIa de que la Autoridad solo de-
sea que todo el que guate pueda dlvertlrse pcro
sin tdltar Il ia culiura prUpla de esta poblaclon,
stu sallrse de 10 que preScrloen las leyes hoy vi
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