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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-06
STATE NEWS.
ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.

ANDR0SC0GGIN COUNTY.
The Journal says young man of bland
manners has been vctimiziug the Leeds farm
ers by cheap and delusive tea. One farmer who
had invested to the extent of ten pounds, found
himself sold, and resorting to law brought the
imposter to justice.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The sap house of r. D. Paul on Chesterville
Hill, containing 300 sap buckets and other fix
lures, was burned few nights since.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Our Summer correspondent 'Index," writes
that in Sumner the snow has SO far disappeared
during the late mild spell that travelling has to
be done on wheels. -TLere is fear that grass
roots may be winter-killed - The people of
North Sumner are holding very interesting
course of lyceums, which are well attended
The churches are all observing the week of
prayer with good degree of interest
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
The Whig gives these statistics of the Pc
nobscot county Jail: Whole number impris-
oned during the year, 329; number serving
sentence. 2S7; awaiting trial, so. Of all these
312 were males, and II females.
Miss McFeedis of Bangor, fell down stairs,
Tuesday, and dislocated one ankle and sprained
bothswrists.
sAGADHAoc COUNTY.
Mrs. Bashah Curtis has commenced a suit
against the town of Bowdoinham, to recover
pay for being thrown from carriage and
breaking her arm.
The typhoid fever is prevailing to some ex-
tent in the vicinity of Bowdoinham.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Union Advocate says the advent of
railroad has already caused perceptible in
crease of business in Anson, and an iuflux of
population. 1t brings many visitors from sur
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A FORTUNE FOR A PORTLAND BoY.-rhe
case of Philip Clancy of this city, who went
to Ireland recently, to get control of nice
little property in Dublin valued at 100000, has
taken very happy turn for Philip. He has
succeeded in proving his right to the property
and il has been turned over to him. It will be
remembered that Mr.. McCewen of the Rolling
Mills. went to Ireland few months since to
assist in proving the property. The Clancy
family live on North street in this city, and
when Philip arrives there will be great re-
joicing.
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THE MUsEUM.-Yesterday afternoon and
evening the "Marble Heart" was given at the
Museum very acceptably, Mr.. Waldron furn-
ishng a strong and well sustained "Raphael,"
and Miss Waldron brilliant and vvacious
"Marie." This evening "The Ticket of Leave
Man" will be given, with Mr.. Arnold as "Bob
Rrior1u
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YORK COUNTY.

Our Buxton correspondent writes that on
New Years night a large and enthusi astic
meeting of the Reform Club was held at North
Buxton, addressed by Mr.. Isaac Chapman Of
Buxton, and Capt. Charles Choate of Portland.
After the speaking an oyster supper was served
of which 200 partook. The condition of the
roads was so bad during the late mild spell that
lady, in attempting to cross the street, actual
ly became stuck in the mud and had to CRY for
assistance to extricate her.
The treas 1rer's books of York county show
the finances to be in a healthy condition. The
county tax for 1874 was $4,000; for 1875, $50.
900; and this year it isproposed to estimate it
at S25. 600
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Boys WoRK.-Tuesday night some boys en-
tered the store of Hunt & Mumford on Ex-
change street and took some cigars and small
quantity OF scrip. They overlooked quite a
sum of money left in the drawer. The same
boys probably broke into the store Of Owen g.
Barbour, next door. Here they got few ci-
CARS and little scrip for their trouble. Both
breaks were made through the back windows
The police are looking the matter up:
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CITY AND VICINITY


ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
NJ. G.. NJ A.-Free Lecture.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stable for Sale-F. G. Rich.
For Sale-Albert Torrey.
Found-Lady's Pocket Book
To Let-E. G. Andrews.
Pianos and Organs-Wm. M. Furbush 81 Son.
Mattocks & Fox-CouDsellors at Law.
Boots and Shoes-Leavitt e. Davis.
Wanted-A Girl.
Dress and Cloak Maker-Miss Upton.
Legal Notices..
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WE regard Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup
as invaluable for the purposes for which it is
designed, and would have it if its price were
double what it now is We shall do all in our
power to introduce it among our friends and
acquaintances. 1t relives the child from pain,
softens the gums, reduces Inflammation, cures
wind collie and sure to regulate the bowels;
gives rest and health to the child and COM
forts the mother.
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ARMY AND NAVY COURsE.-This evening
the last entertainment in the popular Army
and Navy course will be given at City Hall. On
this occasion the Boston English opera COM
pany will give the charming opera of "Mari-
tana." This opera has been highly spoken of
by the press in general, and there is no doubt
that it will prove very interesting to the pa
irons of this course. The troupe are highly
spoken of, by the Boston papers especially.
The following is q cast of characters:
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AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE.-To-day at
10 o'clock, f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell the
large and elegant stock of furniture which has
been on exhibition at their rooms during the
past two days. The stock embraces parlor
suits in French plush, green and crimson ter
ry, hair lcloths, &c.. chamber sets elegant in
design and finish, manufactured by the cele-
brated furniture manufacturer, Geldowski, par
lor and library tables, pillar and drop-leaf ex-
tension tables, hat trees, sc. This sale offers
a splendid opportunity to obtain first-class fur
niture at less than the cost of production, as
every article will be sold without reserve, and
will probably be the last SALE
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STEAMER ARRIvAL.-The Allan mail steam
er Peruvian, Capt. Watts, from Liverpool the
23d ult., arrived at this port at half past three
O'Clock yesterday, with two cabin and seven
teen storage passengers
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Stated Meetings.
CITY GOVERNMENT,

The regular meetings of the City Council take place
the first Monday evening of each month.
The School Committee meetthe fourth Monday eve
ming of each month.
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TEMPLARS OF HONOR.

At Templars' Hall, No. 100 Exchange Street.
CoUNcIL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month.
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1. every Wednesday
evening.
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THE Cracksman's Sing, as sung by Arnold
at the Museum, in Rosedale, for sale at Col
Inns & Buxton's, 500 Congress street, opposite
CaScO. ian5tf
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The Week of PRAYER,
Superior Court.

Services in the Lecture room of the Second Parish
each evening at II.
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Inmates of Our Jail,

Sheriff Pennell kindly furnishes the follow
ing list of prisoners now in the county Jail,
awaiting trial, serving sentence, and awaiting
sentence. A glance at this will show the need
of the new workshop just completed, and about
to commence operation:
When When
Names. Committed. DiScgd.
1875. 1870.
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Sale by Auction.

WE shall sell at Horse and Carriage Mart Plum
w Street, SATURDAY, January,s 8, 1876, at 10
kind, better known as the famous Kate Sharp Mare.
She fine roadster; has trotted in 246, better in
public. She is sold for no fault, the owner
having further use for her. Parties DESTROYS of
seeing this mare do so at any time before SALE
by calling on the AuctiOneers.
#. o. BAILEY e. CO., Auctioneers.
ian3 d6t
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Any party in want of Office Desks
of any style we are now prepared to
furnish them at manufacturers whole
sale prices. We will sell splendid
Roll Top Desk with the entire system
Of drawers opened and closed by one
lock, on the combination principle.
Price $4,000. Retail price $4,000.
About the first of Feb. we shall be
prepared to furnish all styles of Show
Gases at manufacturers prices; % per
cent lower than they have ever been
offered in his city.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 6, 1875
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bros. Marquis, Brunei & Co., Andrews
Wentworth, Moses, N. B. Kendrick, and Chisholm
Bros; on all trains that run out of the CITY,
At Biddeford of Phillsbury.
At Saco, of L. Hodgdon,
AT Waterville of j. S. Carter.
At Bath, of j. ., Shaw.
AT Lewiston. Of French Bros and Stevens & Co.
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PORTLAND POST OFFICE.

Y. w. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
d. W. YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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we Will make "a discount Oh ED
per cent. on Hair Cloth Suits, and
80 per cent. on Terry or Plush,
from these prices, if parties want
such suits as are being sold by
Boston dealers i'm This city. I'm
Walnut Chamber Sets we are sell
ling at prices that defy Compel
ton. We have 25 Marble Top Ash
Chamber Sets that we bought for
Cash from a Bankrupt Stock, the
same Sets we sold for $l25.OO six
months ago. We viii sell this lot
now for $500 each set. Marble
Top and Cloth Top Tables of the
same stock we Will also sell at re-
duced prices. we Will sell Marble
Top Tables, "a 81 inches, for 80.
Cloth Top Tables. "a by SO inches,
for $40. Parties about buying
Furniture Will surely save money
by calling ON us before purchasing.
Please give us a call and we will
show you our very extensive stock
with pleasure, whether you wish
to buy or not.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-29

impulse asus trabajos, Sc pongan en-
correspondence directa con la Cen
tral, remitan los informes generates
de que queda hecho m6rito, las solici-
tudes de los que iuzguen acreedores
al socorro y las relaciones de canti-
dades suscritas para SUI publication
en- la GACETA OFFICIAL.
Puerto : Rico 27 de Setiembre de
1876 El Presidente, Egias de Iriarte.
Sres. Alcaldes Presidentes de las
Juntas locales de ,BeEefiicncia.
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Cayey. setiembre .18 de 1876.

Desde ell dia 13 las de la manana 81
declare en- toda su fuerza el huracan
habiendo presentado indicios va cas-
seguros desde la noche anterior, pues desde
temprano sentiamos las rafagas de vientc
precufsoras del temporal. Afortunada-
mente su mayor violeneia fue va de dia, lo
que nos permiti6 eyitar una infnidad de
desgracias, pues qne los techos de zinc
volaban q gran distaneia, y las tejas del
pals de que estan cubertas la mayor
parte de las casas, calan como aguaceros
Muchas familias tuvimos que emigrar &
otras casas que considerAbamos mas
seguras, con ell fin de salvarnos de algunas
desgrat;as.
Grandes, y muchas mas que en- Ell rasado
huracan de San Ma siao han s;do las
perdidas ocasionadas en- la agriculture,
pues consistiendo 10 p jneipal riqueza de
este territorio en- as pantaciones de cafe, de
estas apenas quedan se1ales. Increlble
parece que la fuerza deI viento haya dejado
las plantas como 81 por elias hubiera
pasado fuego. De los frutos memories no
ha quedado nj semilla de la plantation,
pues todo ha sido destruido completa-
mente.
La casa de Rey del Estado donde
actualmente estaba ell cuartel de la Guardia
Civil y la estacion telegrafca, fue en-
parte destechada desbarata 10 ell balloon,
habiendo tenido que abandonarla los que la
ocupa| an.
Eata localdad debi6 ser de las MIS-
lastimadas porque habia una infnidad de
bob os en- que Sc albergaban tantos infe' l.
ces que hay en- la poblacion, y todos fueron
destruidos, habiendo pasado en- aquellos
momentos una de las escenas que contristan
ell corazon. Estabamos ell todo ell rigor
de la epidemia de viruelas, y habia algu
nos cuarenta enfermos de aqnellos infeices
hubo que sacaglos en- medic de la terri
be tormenta para co'ocarIos en- casas N
aIrigadas No permit la lluvia saIvarlos
sin mojarse, as( veamos cruzar pcr las
GALES en- hombros a aquelios desgraciados,
con una enfermedad tan grave, cuyas
consecuencias habian de ser tan fatales.
Cast todos mnrieron al dia siguiente,
y otros continuan con bastante gra-
vcdad.
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Naranjitc, setiembre Is de 1876.

A las seis de la manana del 13 del
corriente, Sc presento Ell temporal que dur6
hasta las dos de la tarde del mismo dia.
Durante aquei tempo las sementeras y
arboledas, que brindaban una abundante y
copiosa cosecha, fueron taladas, las casas de
campo que habitaban estas infellces fami-
las, en- su totalidad fderon destruidas; las
demas qnedaron inhabitables: la casa del Sr.
Cura, una de las IN fuertes por sus buenas
maderas, a las dos horas quedo desnuda: sus
paredes Sc mecian a derecha E >izquierda
como una fragil barquilla Aotando en- alta
mar; las campanas del temple tocaoan
a rebate como impulsadas por la mano del
hombre; el rio que atravlesa esta pobia-
cion, Sc presento dando bramidos, senejante
un leon hambriento en- el desierto buscan
do qu;en deyorar solamente en- ei temple
no tenemos ninguna perdida que lamentar
nj deagracia personal.
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Arecibo, setiembre Is de 1876.

Respetab!es son las p6rdidas de los
hacendados, pues el aire que truncaba las
espesas paimeras y loa arboles mas COR
prlentos, concloyo inutiIizaudo los valiosos
plantios de cana, y ilevando q su vez varias
cGimeneas y casas de oicina; y seg,m d'tos
recibidos por ia autorjdad LEGAL pasan de
mil casas las inutiiaadas y de mil quin;en
tas las descob jadas. De lamentar cs tam
bien ell cuadro tgiste y desconso.aior que
presentaba la RIGA y pjntoresca campina de
esta Villa al verla inundada por Ell des>
bordamiento de los rios qua, saiidos de
madre, arrastraban en- pos de sus dcsborda
das aguas cuanto a SUI paso Sc presentaba,
sendo de lamentar en- esta parte la perdida
de dos personals cuyas cidaveres fueron
arrojados por la COR lente a orilias del
mismo rio, y la de varios animales que
sufrieron la misma suerte.
En- ia pob acion son de sentir la des
truccion de las barandillas del puente de
Santiago, el techo del teatro que vol6 Ell su
mayor parte, y ell NAL estado en- que han
quedado varias casaS, lamando entire elias
la del Sr. D. Pedro Puig dorde se
h LA la escuea superior, la de D. Jose
Cuchl y otras.
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Aibonito, setiembre 18 de 1876.

Segun he vis!o en- el BoLErIN, cue V.
tan dignamente redacta, pide noticias de!
huracan del IS: voy- a ser breve sobre
los estragos que ~aqu1 ha he-ho.
En- "a pobiaciou de5tfuy6 del todo die Z
8 doc* bohlos, arranco algunas Jar,inas
de zinc en las casas, no sicndo Ia mejor
-ibrada IA del municipio, una parte de
cuyo balloon fue >dest uiia. En- la igesia,
solo ocaslono algunos desperfect $ en- la
torre, cuyas campanas toea5an solas
Impulse de los yalgenes. Desgracias per-
sonales no ha habldo ninguna.
FL 15 SO canto una misa solemne en-
se0ion Dc graolas 4 Egs4seegPeasagessq gee.
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Morovis, setiembre Is de 1876.

En- el pueblo, veinte bohios derrioados,
veinte y ocho destechalos, diez y ocho dc
10 ed'fcios m"jores de Ia poblacion fueron
descobijados estropealos, ineluyendo entire
ellos la iglesia, la cual ha sufrido bastante,
volando ademas ell techo de la sac. istia y
la puerta mayor; de la alcalda VOC tam
bien parte del techo y su cabaliete, habieu-
do tenido la suerte de salvar toda la
Recommendation Una persona recibio una
herida en- la frente de no gran impoytancia
En- el campo machos bohlos caidos: las
siembras han sufrido bastarte, teniendo
que lamentar la desgracia de una nina
as6xiada por ell viento y la preston
de la casa que le habia caido encima.
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r, L..
CidJa, setiembre IS de 1876,

Este pueblo ha quedado arruinado por
consecuencia del fuerte temporal de San
Felipe. Con exception de una dos casas
de la pob!ac:on, el resto todas han quedado
con los techos destro zadoq, las fncas de
cafe arruinsdas por muchos amos algunas
quizas para siempre por falta de recursos
para atender q los crecidos gastos que hay
que hacer para reponerlas. Las casitas de
los pobres destruidas completamente.
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Jose Sierra
Mapatl, setiembre 19 de 1876.

Perdidas ocurridas en- Manatl ell Is de
setiembre de 1876, 4 causa del temporal.
Hacienda EspcraaSa, propiedad del
Excmo Sr. Marques de ia Esperanza.
Son grandes en- su eztensa siembra de
callas, que IA s.do azotada por los yicntos
del tempora en- su mayor parte el rio ha
pasado por encima, dejando grandes ar
boes y otros obietos traidos por sus fuertes
correntes; con grandes gastos Sc podrs n
separar esos estosbos para.el desarroilo de
Ia plantacion; gastos que las canas no
recompensaran. Sus magniacas fabricas
para y elaboration Dc y y sadGar, sgtsrne.
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sabana- grande, setiembre IS de 1870

Los estragos causados por Ell huracan el
dia 3 del corriente, y los sufridos en- este
vecindario son numerosos prncipiando por
las haciendas de cafe: en- su mayor parte
han quedado las incas destrozalas y los
establecimientos desbaratados A la ha.
cienda San Francisco, que esta en- la
inmedlacion del pueblo, las primeras
r"fagas Sc 10 volo Ell techo, que era de zinc,
sufriendo con este la maquna que Sc quedo
q la imtemperie.
La clase menesterosa qued6 sin hogar
donde guarecerse: gracias a Ia autoridad
y a varios vecinos que en- la hola del
peligro Sc arrojaron la Gale 4 socorrer a
los mas afigidos, Sc hizo para eljos una
suscripcion Goa la cual Sc han remedado
los infelices
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| nifestacion que, referente & nuestro
apreciable Alcalde delegado D. Fe-
derico Delgado, publica el BoLETIN
MERCANTIL Ell ell nHmero 106 con
fecha s del corriente.
! Cabo-rojo, Is de setiembre de 1876.
Jose Fernandez Y Ramirez de Are.
llano, collector; Leoncio Portela, con-
tador; Ignacio Rodriguez Viejo, en-
pioado dc aduana; Nicolas Laiara
Guerra, idem; Anselmo Lajara, idem;
! Francisco Cintron, slndico del Ayun-
tamiento Y hacendado; Eduardo Asun.
cion, comandante del destacamento;
Ramon Barrio, subteniente del id;
jose Ramon Carbonell, comorciante Y
propietario; Manuel Alcano Duran,
professor de instruction primaria; To,
mas N. Duran, ayudante de idem.
Los senores que 4 continuation SO
expresan, son propietarios, conner
ciantes, agricnltores y hOnrados arte-
sanos.-Jos6 Antonio Fire; Salvador
Ramirez; Juan Naponelis; Geronimo
del Carmen Morales; Albano Torres;
Juan Gerardo MarGir; Jose l.. Merca-
do; Claudio Negron; Pantaleon del
Rosario; ruego de Juan Fire, Emilio
Ferrari; Manuel Alvarez; 4 ruego de
i1eraclio Urrutia, Juan Gerardo Martir;
Il cuego de Jose A. Ointron, Conrado
Ointgon; Juan Bautista Garcia; Tomas
MoulIor; Juan Padilla 1o; jose Victor
FranqueS; Jose Rafael Torres; Jose
Higinio Pav6n; q ruego dc Encarna-
cion Matos, Angel Matos; Miguel Ger
da; Angel Matos; Miguel Ursuliche;
PodroG. Figueroa; GumercindO Lluch;
Julio Marini y Ramirez; Juan Petro-
vich; Manuel Silva; Jose Maiz; Oami-
10 Carbonell; Vicente Ramirez; Loren.
20 Aviles y Martinez; & ruego de Mi
grel Ramirez, Vicente Ramire.; Ant0-
Mo Carlo y Camacho; Joaquin Vidal;
4 ruego de Mat1as Padilla, Francisco
Ojntron; Sandalio de Mendoza; Jose
D. Carlo Y Lopez; Antouio Oama-
cho Il; Pedro Silva; Adolfo Rodil;
Epifani0 Lopez; Juan r. Padllla; Nj
coIas Ramirez; Alexandra Lopez; Jose
r. Viscovich; ruego de Pablo Lopez,
Alejandro Lopez; Francisco T. Betan-
ces; Higinio Acencio; Jose r. del To.
70; a ruego de Policarpo Troche, Flo
rencio Geronimo FIgueroa; a ruego de
Antonio Figueroa, Albano Torres; a
rGego de Leon Padilla, Jose Fernan-
deg Ramirez de Arellano; Jose Rom6u;
Bsldomero Carlo; juan de J. Granela;
Vicente MnntaIVp. Lorenzo r amireZ.
Antonio Alvarez; Carlos Ortiz.
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habernos librado de desgracias personales.
Por 1ltimo los dos llenzos de pared del
cementerio, ell del N. y s. Sc han venido
en- sn mayor parte al suelo.
H.. @.
(Continuara).
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| en- ESQ., "a "a preC.osa Zarzuela en- 5
actos El ReIdmpago, en- la que toma-
ra principal, parte la primera tiple
absolute Sra. Hueto.
tertulia y la jota aragonefa.
Ell domingo Marina y Pascual Bal
lon (zarzuela bufa).
E''se1onSa d las mi'1os ~-L'amamos
la atencion de nuestros lectores sobre
el anunc1o que bajo el eplgrate de In.
.ereS0''<e va en- OTTO iugaf' Nos cons
petente para cumplir mucho mas de
10 que ofroee.
Ade(a"to iadAstyjoz.-Hemos y'sto
ua carfna)7 compuesfo por Mr., Char
ies IA Hicks constructor y teparador
dc coches, avec'ndado en- Ponce, ca
lie del Comerulo 10, que parece aca-
ba de sailr de la fabnca: Dloho Ca
rruaje 10 ten'a mas que el caJon antes
nc sulFif Ill re'aFao'on noy Sc en-
cuoa1fa con fuedas' e]es y denlas &C"
cesorlos baenos; esta comp'etamente
4Ses"ato.-EI sabado 1G por la
noche tue aseslnada una se1lora que
VIVA sola en- el bafrIo dc BeatrIz, Ga
yoy. Parece que eSta desgraclada,
segun runlores, poso,a algun dlnero.
ri Juzyado est& actoando Ell averl-
guaclon de los hachos, y hay ya tres
presos por sospechas.
D@'"1 0o1o-N0s ". sop"ca 81 sehor
alcal'e oe no P'ed7a5 naga'noS pu'
oI'co que a' IT a p7SaF 81 pan que ma
''a 'o'llaoo q II, Jose Vh'ahl'' para
los poores' este no q"Iso cooraf
''a'lS' !; ii51lo5 pSrec:oos d este y al
4,'7 7'' ii o1,on,'a li'c'7:0n los ores
y '@z' nt:., -: ,'a''l'c1aa C,a J y yose qua
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