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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

IMPORTANT ACTION BY THE SENATE.
PRECEDENT ~ The MATTER or INrERFERENCE
WITH CHARTERS GRANTED By LOCAL LEGIsLA-
TUREs.
lBr TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNEl
WAsHINGToN, Feb. 3.--The Senate made record
for itself to-day the matter Of Inference by the
National Government with charters granted by
state or Territorial Governments, which will prob
ably serve as it certainly sbould as r precedent.
bill was introduced recently by Senator Paddock. at
the request Of the delegate from Wyoming Terri
tory, providing as follows
That for thr-unIpose Of enabling the wyoming Mon
iana and Pacific Railroad ana telegraph Company,
corporation organized under the laws OF the Territory OF
Wyoming 10 construct and buld It's ne rom Cey eune'
IN Wyoming Territory. by Of For Laramie, Deal
wood ana turoug the Territories Of Wyoming. Dakota
and Montana TO connection with She Northern Pacific
Railroad il tie Territory OF MOuiHna by tho most ad-
Vantageous aud practical line 10 be located ny sud com
pany the right Of wey through the public lands in the
Terntories OF Wyoming Dakota and Montana Is hereby
grained 10 said company.
The second section Of the bill gives authority to
the company to mortgage its franchise and roadbed
and also lis property to the extent of $40, 500
mile for narrowSaage roads and 81, 500 evidently
a misprnt in the bIlD mile for standard guage
roads, 1t was brought in she debate to-day that
this is the only feature in the bin about which the
projectors of the road especially Interested.
Senator Teller, who reported the bill from the
Railroad Committee. became Its most earnest advo-
cate representing thai ii is measure that the peO
pie Of tie several Territories through which the
road would pass would unanimously approve.
Senator Edmunds moved to strike out the second
section, saving in effect that the provision is
which should be passed upon by the Legislatures of
the respective Territories interested. and not by
Congress The provision would IN fact give the
company authority To mortgage the property OF the
stockholders, aud the stock may have been sub
scribe for upon conditions made by tue Territorial
charters.
Messrs. HOar. Herman aud Salisbury all spoke
earnestly in opposition 70 the proposal 10 take from
the local Legislatures functions which belong ex-
cluSiyeiy them. The OpDositi0e was so earnest
that the supporters Of the bill did venture to call
TOR the yeas and nays. The second section
stricken out and then Senator Teller, who said the
bill its present form valueiess asked that 1T
be recOmnltted.
Senator Cooking opposed this step, and showed
thar all that the bI contains aside from the power
to mortgage is already law. The Senate, having
passed upon that feature adversely, might. he
Thought, as well proceed to act upon the amended
measure. The bill recOmmItted without d.
vision.
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A DEsPONDENT DEPUTY DEMOCRAT.
Frotn The Boston Herald (Ind)

While the Republicans are prematurely ac-
tive IN preparing Tor the Presidential campaign the
Democrats 10 have no policy or purpose lbcy
see and feel the mistake OF the extra session, but they
shrink from any positive action ~ correct that mis-
take, evidently hoping that by dong notnlusceasiDR
from bundcfng-they will luI TO sleep tue appIehen
sions excited In the Northern mDd by the untenable
ground tbey took last Spring That VIII not do The
Democrats must DO something 10 regain public conf
deDce. whlch they have forfeited They must develop
some policy brsdes that Of opposition and desre 10
enjoy the spos One OF the best things they could DO
would be to promptly pass fair aud equitable measure
for counting the electoral They ought, also 70 pro
vide for the perfect security OF the ballot under e
supervision Of of both parties These measures.
with ticket 70 matoh wOuld give the Democrats fair
chance next year. At present The chances are very
much against them and are not improving.
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THE rFv. GEORGE PTERsON.

MnDLETowN, n. Y, Feb. 3.-The Rev.
George Person for many years pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church of Florida Orange County n. Y, the
birthplace OF late Secretary Seward died yesterday
in the seyentyth year u hs lie retired from the
ministry two years ago ON salary.
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erward. He WAS irst oouuected with the Jaw Street

sfrerward He first connected with the Jay Street
Cathedral and afterward with the Church OF St-Mary
Star Of the Sea-, nc Court and Lugueersts In 1884 he
was appoB ted pastor OF St. PauPs Church. which was
then in unfinished state Recently Father Mcguire
has been before the public Of the legatees Of the
late Mrs Mary OHara who bequesthed her property TO
him and to Judge McCue and DR.. w. ii, Dudley, and
whose will IL being contested before the Kings County
Surrogate. The funeral will be held TO morning.
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THE REV. ROBERT ]. MAGUIRE.

The Rev. Robert j. Mcguire, pastor of st.
Pauls Roman Catholic Church, at Court and Congress
sls. Brooklyn, died Monday of consumption. lie was
boro in LELAND in 1919, and was educated for the
priesthood IA Dublin la 1876 he ordained for the
Diocese Of Brooklyn and came to this country soon
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MAsouRRADE BALL AT THE ACADEMY, FEBRUARY 5.
COATING Or DIAMONDS

A COATING or DIAMONDS
Oh pure crystal surface These HUMPHREYS PARsIAS
DIAMONDS ana are for only Humphreys jewely store,
$40 Broadway corner l2si New York Their iustre Is
perpetua "The Crclet Of describes them Mailed
free. lie has agents.
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COLLISION ON THE NEW-YoRK CENTRAL.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Feb. 3.-The st. Louis
Express, on the Eew-York Central Railroad due here
early this morning, uto freight train at Cofts
Staton about thirty miles east OF Buffalo Three sleep
ing cars, IA freght-ear and the freight engine were
thrown from the track No lives are reported lost.
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DAVID STUART.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3.-George II. Stuart
received cable dispatch to-day announcing the death,
this morning Of his brother David stewart near Man
CHESTER England.
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Ore Philadelphia Dutchman to another: "
dels yer. enre6 guntry Isn't zecuona; das mort
and das sout 10th wants reconciliation und Yergfness
only poh wants 10 40 de yergidng."
Little Charley had his hair "b0bbed" the
other Gay. but dt not like the operation brushing
. Ma, that BARRIERS brush made me sqnawk" Mother
= ud not hear any noise" Charley" But squRwKed
N NY thlnks.o
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For New gland, light snow in the northern portions.
and colder partly cloudy weather In the south
portions, Win ri-ing barometer ana south bcst 10
northwest winds.
For the Middle States, southwest 70 northwest winds,
partly cloudy weather and IN the extreme northern
portion Hight snow. with slowly rising barometer and
slight Changef in temperature.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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In, . tsf ? sgf0fff2f s4sF +. ami Inches
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THE CUSTOM HOUSE VACANCY.
IT'D NN'IIV'I IIyN''T7 '+FV4i1'VI'
MR.. J. Q. HOWARD NOMINATED A. MR. DUTCHERs
SUCCESSOR IN THE APPRAISERS OFFICE.
fBT TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSEl

h 10 VI
SUCCESSOR IN THE APPRAISERS OFFICE.
(BT TELEGRAPH TEIBUSE.l
WAsuINGToN, Feb. 3.-Very little has been said
in Washington since the first day or two after Sir.
s. b. Butchers resignation OF the Appraisership of
the Port of Now-Yor6 about the selection of his
oossor. General Pamer's appointment would have
been very acceptable one, especially on ac-
count of his excellent record during the time ne
formerly filled the POSITION, and General Halls
selection which II was at one time understood was
talked of at the Treasury Department, would also
have been considered a good one.
Mr.. J. Q. Howard, who was finally nominated,
probably owes his promotion III some degree to the
personal friendship OF the President for one of his
bographers. So far he is known here. he has
the reputation OF beng a gentleman OF excellent
ability and irfoprOachable character. HIS expert
encc a. an Assistant Appraiser hs not been great
as that Of some Others but his record Is asserted at
the Treasury Department 10 be- an exceptionally
good one There Will probably be no question about
his Confirmation.
James Q. Howard formerly lived at Newark,
Oao. Previous 10 bis connection with The Custom
House be WAS United States Consul at 81. Johns New
Brunswick. for FIVE years. HIS first position was a
subordinate one In tHo Custom House proper after
which he was appointed 10 bs un Examiner m the First
Division About three years ago me made Assistant
Appraiser the same DIVISION, which position he held
M the time OF bis appointment as Appraiser Of the
Port The duties Of his office 20 estimate the ptr
eentaee Of damage which imported goods received
during their passage. ana 20 examine the baggage OF
frsf-c ass ana emigraut pas cnEcfN Mr.. Howard l.
Euowu as the author OF lie OF President Hayes. His
eiary tastes have led him also 10 make contributions
M one time associated on The ohio STATE Journal wtn
j. NJ. Comfy now tic representative oil the United
states st the Sandwich Islands.
For steel Rata Grgsmeai and Congregational Proceedings
Second Iags.
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Taxes

arc now being levied IN eli Counties Of this state Many per.
Ignorance pay personal taxes from which The law
exempts real estate more than t requires Learn
how TO avoid paying lawyers fees,
ESCAPE PERSONAL TAX,
and
REDUCE REAL ESTATE TAXES
nv re,dtr an exuert la ", ers pamplet HOW TO AVOID
TANATION WITHOUT EVASION OR PERI kl." Price
20 cents by NAL. Address
srACKHOUSE q CO., Printers
Box 26i2. New. PORK Pos ofhcG l42 Fnlton-st
To JournnIlss.-A correspondent who writes with facility
On drama and almost every subject eAcept
politics. wOuld send week letter nrstelass journal IN
another ty The adyer sers letters always tsh and
original matter thashes OF the NewYOrk papsfA
printed evidence OF ability seat request address,
CORRESPONDENT, II. o. Box 4CO, NeW.lork
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l)o.itieal Notlees.

XIIth Assembly District Republican Association -Reg
lar monthly BE- held Wsnestsy evening, Feb
ASA d. BENIN Ell, President
ISAAC L. GESsLER Secretary
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TIRE PEOPLES DEMAND IN PENNSYLVANIA.
lynn The EhtadeIphfa IreSs lRep.)

There are two counties IN pennsylvania
which have declargd for General Grants nomination
One OF them Dauphin the other Is Allegheny In each
case Ihe decaratiOD made by tC0uDty COMMITTEE:
No convention Of delegates bGs declared Tor hlD All
who have Jared all on The subject nave declared
againsl by declaring for another General Grant Is
the choice OF the Republicans OF Pennsylvania Ills
nomination desired by them lie u not The choice
OF a considerable number. lie ~ the choice Of the
lcanest minority who undertook 10 make any man
nominee YET this minority have possession OF the
machinery OF organization, and by preventing The
holding OF conventions tuey succeeded, III mauY
places IN sitting the voice OF the people The kepuO
lchn masses took with disgust upon this INSCRIPTIONS
defiance OF the popular wiz aud VIII narrowly observe
the methods BY which Il is 10 be made effectua.
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GOVERNMENT NEWS.
DEBATES AND NOMINATIONS.

HEFkksHiNG The MEMORY OF DEMOCRATIC LkAD-
ERs IN THE HOUSE,. Q. HOWARD NAMED AS
Ex-APPRAIsER DUICHERs SUCCESSOR CALL
FOR BONDS.
During the debate On the report
on the Rules of the House yesterday,
Speaker Randall. Mr.. Cox and Dir.
Whitthorne stated that they are opposed to
political riders" on appropriation bills. They
were reminded by the Republicans that they
held a very different position during the ex
ira session. j. Q. Howard has been nomi-
mated by the President to be Appraiser at the
New-York Custom House. Senator Bay
ard called attention to the neces-
sity for completing the unfinished
ion-clads of the Navy. The Treas
ury Department calls for proposals for the
sale to the Government of $4,000 of
certain outstanding bonds.
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JAMES O. RYRNE

ALBANY, Feb. 3.-James o. Byrpe, q WE'LL
known sporting man and an active Democrat, and City
Marshal, died this morning
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German Leiderkranz

J. j. 1IartiB offers his services all having claims before
tho Departments Address Gal Hat n. w, Washn gton.
IN ~
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To the Intelligent of Both Sexes.

To the Intelligent OF f,oh sexes.
pamphlet somewhat bold and startling in tts propositions
having appeared with chsl OF $1,000 for their over
throw Mr. BURDElT has kindly consentod at the
instauee OF its friends TO senway Hail night at
s. Admission viii free The challenge. which has net
been neglected still courts opposition will be repub
lished IRON stage the satisfaction Of those present
That
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A dull Headache Costiyeness. Low Spirits,
Want of Appetite and all lious Affections are cured
by DR. Jayncs Snnative Pills.
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HARRIED

DERP-LATHAM-At New Brunswick. n. J.. on Thursday,
Januarv 20 by the Rev. Edward J. Searns d. D., n.
Derr Surgeon N. TO lis, daughter OF Catherine C.
ana tue late Robert ". Latham.
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L4TESr SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoBR. ...ARRTvED FEB s.
str Arizona Price, Liverpool Jan - and Queenstown 49, "a
williams & GulOn.
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FALL RIVER Mass, Feb 3Printng Cloths have continued
demand with small sales at &c. at which quotation manu-
facturers very Arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Dyspepsia, biliOusneSs, nervousness and
mistfab ness all cured with Hop Bitters.
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The this city BY tenths OF
Is rep-ndcuAr lues ve divisions Of time the a heurs
While Lac the oscillations
Nv Ae dsttes hae
Indicated
. ID broadway
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Gueelal Notices..


Hst OF tho principal Executive. Judicial, Departmental
ana DIp omac officers o. United states IN THE TRIB
UNE ALMANAC for 1880 Sold by all newsdeaers or sent
BIZ mail N receiDt of % cent?
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AFRAID OF HE UTEs.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-The members Of the Colo
RADIO delegation in Congress accompanied Governor
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f. +: J. ''' y J j / + ! : I

Il the suggestion Natural Law has been said oy scholar
10 follow as only from what will be presented
II IL hoped 10 many whether contestants OF not
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GEO. A. LEAvITT q CO., AuctOnoers.

Under the direction p Avery, 80 Ffthaye who wiz
execute orders to purchaso uee OF CHARGE
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A. Achenbach BOngereau uguiet- BeTanger Bougn-
-Clsvs-JacduetB G.. k.rkbOk-Jaabett- Meile-Pioe
~Pntz-Meyer Won Brsmen-ZamacOis and more han FIFTY
oIhe
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Geo. A. LeaYItt & 90
EXECUTORS SALE.
IMPORTANT EXAMPLES BY GREAT ARTISTS.

THE NATHAN COLLECTION. -
rery valuable Paintings belonging the Estate OF the ate
Mrs. Benjamin Nathan.
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To be- sold by auction TUESDAY EVENING. Feb. TO- as
CLINTON HALL. ASpOE PLACE,
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Now on exhibition at tie LEAvlTr ART ROOMS sl7
Broadway, day auG evening free.
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IMPORTANT ACTION BY THE SENATE.
PRECEDENT IL The MATTER OF INTERFKRENCE
WITH CHARTERS GRANTED BY LOCAL LEGIsLA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS. AZ
and 9Th at O'clock at CLISTON HALL now on exhiotol
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CHOICE ANTIQUE RUGS. .-o,,,
INST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM CONsTANrlNOPLE-
UNIQUE IL COLOR AND DESIGN.
Also fine collection II Benares and Cashmere bronzes
Cloi-Oune Euamels, &c. &c.
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Nervous Exhaustion A medical essay comprising series
Of delivered Kahn's Museum OF anatomy New
YORK and OF premature decne showing IN
d,sn ay low lost heslta may regsned sOrn clear
svnopsls q marriage ana the treatment OF
nervous sc debility beng the result OF 20 years ek
perekce. By m5 Pic currency or post ge Auress
trnrnlArr kalns Musenn 0na BTDadWay, NeW-1orA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-11
TELEGRAMAS VIA HABANA.

Madrid, mayo 24.-Un millar de hi
ladores de Barcelona saquearon in
cendiaron la fibrica de hilados /; la po-
iicia y la tropa tuvieron que intervenir
apagsndo eli incendio y arrestando q
los jefes del motin, despues de 10 cual
qued6 restablecido Ell orden.
De resultas de este motin, ell gober-
nador de la provincial ha decretado la
disolucion de las reuniones de obreros
en- Cataluna.
Segun el Diar;o Espohol, los cuatro
grupos combinados de la oposicion solo
pueden contar con Al votos on el Sena.
do SO diputados, cuya fuersa es de-
masiado pequena para derrotar al CO.
bierno.
Be ha levantado en- Castellon una par
tida revolucionaria que marcha sobre
Ohelva varias columnas del eiercito Ia
persiguen de cerca.
L6ndres, mayo 24.--Ssgun IN despa-
cho de la Agencia Renter, 13l senado.
res y diputados mon4rqnicos BE han ad.
herido la coalicion contra el dabinete
del Sr. Oanoyas. h
El nuevo partido ha tornado 81 nom.
IRE de Partido Liberal. /"
Madrid, mayo 25. Los diputadoa
moderados han celebrado ma reunion
len Ia cuai han adoptad0 una resolucior
oponi6ndOse v condonandO Los PROPOSE
to- del partido liberal.
Las o6rtss han aprobado u ttatadt
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mas ruido que dard provecho; pues los
italianos son muy apaticos para aoudi,
avotar y 81 fuesen los electores mis-
numerosos y activos, tendria mas yotos
Iel partido llamado clerical que en- Italia
tiene mucnos adeptos.
Hay que esperar los resultaios de
las elecciones sin hacer profecias. El
ndmero de los candidates., que Sc dispu-
tan la representation del pueblo, es tan
considerable como nunca 10 fu9, razon
mas para que no haya t6rminos habiles
de hacer predicciones.
FL partido clerical 80 abstendra de If
q votar segun las noticiAs que hemos
recibido de Roma.
Hay tranquilidsd general.
No ha habldo acontecimientos politicos
de importancia en- las naciones de Eu-
ropa no mencionadas en- esta carta.
j. G. S.
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do comercio recientemente 6rmado COZ
81 sm perador ds. Anam.
Madrid, mayo 26. En- Ia 0kmara de
Diputados, el senor ministro dc Ia Go
bsrnacion diio que la Junta reciente.
msnte celebrads por agrupaciones de Ia
oposlcion, con u fin de coaligarss en-
contra del Gobierno, constitnia una in
fraction & los usos parlamentarios y 4
Ia constitution y que esperaba probar
este cuando SO discuta en- las C5rtss la
po!{tica del Gobierno.
Madrid, mayo 27.-Las C6rtes han
aprobado 81 presupuesto de gastos do
la Peninsula.
L6ndres, mayo %. Ell secretario de
Estado ha dicho en- la Clmara de los
Comunes, que el representants britanico
en- la c6rte de Madrid ha protestado
varias veces en- contra de la reclama-
cion del gobierno espanol, reivindicando
Ia parte septentrional de la isla de Bor-
neo.
Nuevs- York, mayo 29.-La conven-
cion republican, para elegir al candida.
to del partido para la presidencia de los
Estados- = nidos, SO reunird en- Chicago
el microbes y las aparienoias estan,
hasta el presente, todas on favor del ge-
neral Grant
L6ndres, mayo 29.-Un telegrama es-
pecial de Madrid al Neaos dice que el
partido de la coalicion ha adoptado
por base de su politica, la asimilacion
de los delitos de la prensa 6 los comu-
nes. la abolicion de leyes y tribunales
especiales, la reforma de Ia administra-
cion civil, judicial y administrative y la
devolucion los ayuntamientos del de-
recho de nombrar d los alcaldes corregi-
dores, la revision de Ia legislation cleo
toral con ell objeto de hacer que sea mas
libre en- su expression el sufragio univer-
sal, y por fin 81 planteamiento en- Cuba
de las reformas econ6micas y sociales
del general Martinez Campos.
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Opera. SeguD vemos en- IN periodi-
cc, parece que cuando acabs su sbonc
en- Ii Perla la companfa de opera italia
na SO traslsdara Yauoo con 81 obieto
de dar ALI algnnas funciones.
Pues 81 Dios no Jo remedia, par6ce-
nos que por ahora nos quedamos IN
albiis.
Libelo. --Parece que circular por ahf
algunos nnmeros del papelucho esprit
tista de L6rida El Baen senti1o en- que Sc
pone al BoLETN y & 10 personaDidad de
sus redactores como chupa de domino.
Tan c6modo como inmundo es ell sis
tema de insultar y babear centensres
de leguas y detras de Ia pantalla del
pseud6nimo.
~ hay quien SO recrea leyendo las
ignominias del rabioso ibelo de Le-
ridal
Bien es verdad que hay gentes para
todo.
Religioso. sabado por la noche
tendra lugar en- San Francisco una So
lemne salve en- honor de San Antonio
de Padua ell domingo el divino ofcio.
Sc recomienda la asistencis a los de-
votos de este santo.
Ocurrercias. Ell l1nes fue herida una
i6ven de una punalada que le asesto
cierto suieto. En- una rina result6 otro
hsrido. Sc detuvo a 3 mujeres por es-
candalo y d 2 hombres.
Ell martes fueron conducidos al depo-
sito municipal individuos y mujeres.
Anteayer fue detenido W ratero que
habia hurtado 10 varas dc tela de una
tienda.
Santoral. .-Sabado 13.-San Juan de
Sahagun y San Onofre.
Domingo 13.-San Antonio de Padua.
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Ell que susctibe, Sfndico elegido Dor ell gre
mlo de Barberias de esta pobacion para re-
presentarle este ano aute la Administration y
ell Alcade en- las operaciones relativas 10 for
macion lie la Matricula del suosidio Industrial
Gle comercio visto 10 que dispone ell arucu-
10 90 del Reglanento de "a de Diciembre de
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casitcadores, exponer sus quejas y razones
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por mayora las resoluciones que se creyeren
procedenJes. Espero pues, la concurrencia
de todos, persuadido Qe que no solo por ell in
teres p,opIo sino por el deUer de dar termina-
do el repartmento no es possible desentender.
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