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National Republican., 1880-08-03
THE BRITISH PREMIER.
Mr.. Glsdstone's Condition Reported as
Unchanged.
Excitement ana Anxiety Caused by His Ill.
netj IN England and Through
oat All Europe.
Mr.. Giadstone's Condition.

LONDON, Aug Ali p. m.-Mr Gladstone
passed moro comfortable day. Tho foyer has
not increased, and his general state is salts.
factory. Among the many inquiries aftor Mr..
Gladstone's health was one from Lord Beacons-
field through his private secretary. Sir Will.
lam Jennor will not visit Mr. Gladstone again
until Wednesday.
LONDON, Aug. 3.-Tho Times, IN Its leading
article, says; 1--WE cannot be wrong in assum.
ing that tha illness of Mr.. Gladstone must &C.
casion his withdrawal Gro the house of com.
mons for tho rest of the session. His illness
was brought on by assiduous attention to pub
lie business and constant attendance iu the
house, which told on his strength"
kilograms from many parts of the country
state that the news Of Mr. Gladstone's Illness
Is received with general regret and has formed
the chief topic in all public places.
Tho Daily NeWs' Rome correspondent says
tho liberal press express concern for Mr..
Gladstonc's health and the hope of his speedy
recovery. Tho French aud German press
also comment on Mr.. Gladstone's condition.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Tempernnco In PoIitIos,

TO the Editor of The National Republican:
SIN: l wish TO address few words OF
warning to the temperance voters Of the coun-
try. When we consider the peril we will bo
in If General Hancock should chance to be
elected president Of the United States that
our treasury, our all, would be in the hands
of those who once tried by ioul means to cap.
turo everything, but which would then be
lawful prey, would raise beseeching voice
against voting for separate temperance can
ddate for the presidency,
We all know that Mrs. Hayes in her stay at
the White House has done more by her quiet,
persistent Influence on the side OF temperance
TO make that cause popular, and that greater
strides have been achieved than ever before,
so that fashion now banishes vino from
tho table. If General Garfield should sue.
ceed President Hayes that same system OF
temperance and sobriety would bo carried out,
20 that, at tho end of another term, we could
see that something had been done, and might
then possibly havo temperance candidate
with some hope Of electing him. But now
every vote talson from Garfield goes ia
mako more certain the election Of Hancock
one OF whose chief accomplishments, as
some paper has said, consists In linking a
whisky OOck tail" whatever that may DO.
imploFe the temperance people to not nj
low obsLnacy 10 urge them on to 80 perilous q
step. The country Is not ready yet for TEN.
peranoe presidential candidate. would ask
Che temperance men If they have any hope OF
electing OneH hear tho answer, "No hui
we would show our colors." Help TO place
Hancock In tho White House aud you sir
back, and lose what you have already gained
Besides Ia war not u thing to be dreaded ?
Shall our country fall an easy proy TO the
rebelsf A wonan's eye sees breaker.
ahead" Bend all your energies to elect Gar.
feld save our country from desolatlng war
and holp ON the cause Of temperance, as you
will not do by separate temperance tickot
OLIVE BERKSHIRE.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Burglar Shot with Bird shot

BRIcKsBURo, N. j.. Aug, 2--Burgars last
night entered tho residence Of Pitman Sneden
Mt Haddonsville. domestic gave the alarm
and Mr.. Sneden, armed with pigeon gun,
met the burglars as they attempted TO escape
from pRror window. Sneden fired aud a
yell followed the discharge OF tho gun. Blood
stains afterward showed thai one of the
burglars had received tho contents of Mr..
Snedens guu. This morning villanous-
looking fellow was found 10 ncighboring
grove suffering from a load OF bird shot in his
back. He refused TO mako any statement, but
is supposed to he the burglar shot by Snodon
His wound is probably fatal.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
The Fort Dnllas RosrlyntIon.

Acting Secretary Bel Of tho interior depart
ment has appointed Luther Harrison aud Ro
land b. Kline of Pennsylvania, aud Charles
VI. Holton of Iowa commissioners to appras,
tho Fort Dallas military reservation in Ore
gon. Mr.. Harrison, who ut present is princi
pal clerk in tho bureau of private land claim!
of the interior department, is designated tC
act rs chairman and disbursins agent of the
opimisson. This reservation was established
by General Harvey in 1859, and having beer
abandoned as military post, congress in 1877
authorized its upprasemont, with II Wow L
public sale No funds TO carry out this lcgis
iation was appropriated until last winter, When
congress appropriated sufficient sum to ap
praise this as well as other abandoned military
establishments
National Republican., 1880-08-03
THE Why YICTORIA.
An Undecl,ive Three Hours, Fight

GALVESTON, Aug, "A special TO the Ne'cS
from San Antonio says: "a dispatch was ro.
ceived at headquarters to-day saying that
Victoria's band attempted to pass north be.
tween Eoglo Springs and Quitinan. An en-
gagoment cnsued, the Indians were rcpussd,
and the position held until the arrival OF
Captain Yiee, when Il sharp encounter took
place between his troops aud the Indians.
The latter were repulscd, and seven were
killed and many wounded. Captain Yielo
lost ono man killed and Lcutc nant Callady
wounded. The engagement lasted three hours
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Murder ina Bar.Hoom.

DENVER, Col, Aug. Edward Egan, from
Dubuque, Iowa, barkeeper at Malta, small
town three miles from Leadville, was shot aud
killed this morning by Ranchman james
Brady, an old settler. Brady was returning
from a circus and while under tho influence OF
liquor entered the saloon whero Egan was bar.
keeper. The latter was asleep on the counter,
aud Brady walked behind the bar and was
helping himself to drink, when Egan was
awakened by tho noise. A few blows woro cx-
changed, when Brady drew n revolver aud de-
liberateiy shot Egnn through the heart. Tho
murderer escaped, but was arrested subse.
quently mt Oro.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
DR.. Tanner Cross and Peevisil.

NEW YORK, Aug 2.-Dr Tanner at o'clock
started out on his usual evening drive, accom-
panied by the physicians in attendance. He
returned ut z, and was very cross and poevsh
At 10 o'clock ho retired buE did not rest
quietly his stomach being out Of order.
DIR. Tanner received the following telegram
to-day from, DR.. Marion Sims, tho celebrated
American physician in Paris; Don't waste
strength driving out, Shut of all spectators,
Have only your doctors and attendants
Standards kilograms rcpubished everywhere
and read by everybody. Your experiment
watched hore with great interest by scientists
ridioued by fools Hot weather is against
you Courage, brave fellow, hold on Wish
you success"
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Tnxis SnnItR.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug, "A special
from Austin to the JOurnd saws William VIII.
Jams shot and killed one Scott Cboth colorod.
to-day. Williams escaped,
The Nars has the following special dated
Paris. August 2: John Palmer was shot and
instantly killed Saturday by John and New.
ton Ponder, the result oil difficulty about a
pony
Another specifl TO the News, dated San An.
tonic August 2, states that John Mcdaniel
was od to-day charged with the murder
of IIeigh month ago, Mcdaniel is an
escaped convict,
GALVESTON, TEX, Aug, 2.-Au Eagle Pass
special TO the Ners reports that In a AN effort
10 recapture Ave escaped prisoners to-day one
deputy sheriff aud ono prisoner were killed
National Republican., 1880-08-03
StrnM.

A gentleman of this city has received let
ter, of which the following is an extract:
~ met a farmer from near Rochester, n. Y,
on the boat a very shrewd aud intelligent
man. lie at first talked OF farming. Ho told
mo he travelled a great deal. After little,
said AS you travel everywhere, pray tell
me what you think of the political situation2
Ho replied, Why, Garfield will be elected.
am war democrat, never voted any other
ticket, but shall vote ior him, as under the
other rule the country will bo ruined. We
shall be us before the war lie supposed
from my manner that favored Hancock.
point. Ho said he should do all no could to
influence votes, az he considered his property
aud prosperity at issue"
National Republican., 1880-08-03
KILLED by A STREET-CAR.
A Sad Accident on Ninth Street Yesterd
Afternoon,

A Sad Accident oh ninth street Yesterday
Afternoon.
between and 6 o'clock yesterday after.
noon, as Car No. AZ Of the Ninth-street line
driven by William Edmonston, was passing up
Ninth street, near p northwest, little son of
Mr.. Elias Solomon, aged eighteen months at.
tempted to cross the street in front of the
horse, lie was under his feet in an instnnt
and ere the driver could stop the ear tho front
wheel passed over the childs head, inficung
injuries of which he died a few minutes after.
The driver was arrested and taken to the sec.
ond precinct, where h0 was locked up 10 await
tho result of the coroner's inquest, which
will be hold this morning. The sud
affair created great excitement in the neigh.
borhood, but no blame was attached to the
driver, as he did all in his power to avert the
accident Frequent complaints have been
made Of the practice Of children living along
the line OF this road running and jumping on
the cars, and a special officer had been de-
tailed TO prevent and if necessary arrest
them, hut on this occasion ho was absent OH
another portion of his beat. The driver OF
tho car stated last night that no one regretted
the accident more than himself but that il
was impossible for him stop the car although
he put OH tho break rs soon as le discovered
the little boys danger.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Beaton tn Death,

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Aug. "A young
man named Owen Mckay was killed by
Patrick and Michael Radigan near Weston
on tho Rock Island road this morning. Nc
Kay started to drive through lane on tn,
farm of tho Radigans, when, on account o
former ilIfeoling, thoy attacked him au(
literally pounded him to death. The Rad
igans were arrested, and great excitement pre-
walls in tho vicinity of tho tragedy.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
South IurOlIna.

The republican ratification meeting at Co.
lumbia on Saturday was very successful one
Fifteen hundred coored people were present
who listened to speeches by Samuel Lee oi
Sumter, Senator Taft aud Il. NJ. Brayto
There was great enthusiasm, and resolutions
were adopted expressing renewed confidence
in the republican party and denying that any
considerable number OF oolorGd men had been
soduced into the support OF tho democratic
party No distub Dances occurred.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Fatal Quarrel.

NEW York, Aug. "A Polish laborer,
named Franz j. Munzburg, living ut No. 45
Forsyth street, renewed an old quarrel to-day
W ith X. Limdauer, II painter, having rooms in
the same house. Munzburg drew u revolver
and fired four shots ut Lindauer, three of
which took effect. Mumzburg pursued his
victim into tho street, where the fourth and
fatal shot was fired. The murderer was ar
rested after being Threatened with lynching
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Fatal ARRAYS,

CINCINNATI, Aug, "A Nashville dispatch
to til Commercial reports the shooting at Wood.
land Mills, six miles from Union city, of Harry
Crenshaw by Alexander Ellison, eolored.
Cronshaw went out to quiet a boisterous crowd
of colorod people, fired into it and Ellison re-
turned the fro from double -barrolled shot.
gun with fatal effect. Ellison WAS arrested,
and it is thought he will bo lynohed Tonight.
A dispatch to the Commercial from Vance
burg KY, reports the fatal stabbing Of a man
named Markham by Nose Lanheim.
National Republican., 1880-08-03

CHICAGO, Aug. 2,-Chsirman Jewell, of the
republican national committee, has invited
leading representatives Of Tho Irish republi-
can party Of this state to meet with tho ma.
tional committee in New York August 9th.
Judge Morrison being one Of those invited
has accepted and will go to New York.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Another End of tho Cuban rebellion

HAVANA, Aug. News has been received
at headquarters here that the remaining in
surgent chiefsin the jurisdiction of Sarcti
Spiritus being Seraln, Sanchez, Rioentro,
Plutarco, Estrada and Lcdins have verified
the reports of their intention to leave the
island, aud that jurisdiction is now completely
cleared of insurgents again.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
The DeJorn.tts Murder Case.

DANvILLE VA, Aug. 2.--Iho special grand
jury in the corporation court at this place
to-day returned true bill of indictment
against James Il. DsJarnette for the murder
Of his sister, Mollie De.Iarnette, last month.
DeJarnette, who is in jail, on Saturday at
tompted suicide by taking laudanum, but
failed. The case will be called for trial to-
morrow.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
rnclllc MInlng slocks.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 2,--Tho following
were the official closing quotations of mini ng
stocks to-day Alta, ~; Belchor, H. Best s
Belcher, s; Bullion, II; Boaie, 81; Belle Isle
ll.l6; Beohtel, /; Belvidere, "a; California
ls Chollar, lsi Consolidated Virginia, ~
Crown Point, IL; Consolidated pachC, II
Caledonia /; Eureka Consolidated, III; FIX
chequer, II; Gould & Curry, ~, Grand Prize
III Golden Terra, II Goodshaw 29,3? Hale
Nareross, "a; Imperial, 6-32i Independence
1892 Julia Consolidated, 5-l6 Justice, 9.lG
Mexican, 90; Martin White, 27.32; Mono, Il
Mammoth, q McCIinton, !; May Belle, lie
Manhattan, II; Northern Belle, u; MONDAY,
81; North Belle Isle, 7.l6; Navajo, 7.l6 ophir
vada, 9k: Silver King, s; silver Hill, 1; Tioga,
1892 Fiptop, z; Union Consolidated, lSAi
Wales 81; Yellow Jacket, 81, Consolidated
Pacific has levied an assessment OF 30 cents Il
share and Hale & Narcros5 ono Of 30 cents,
National Republican., 1880-08-03
cono =, Mo-. Cn,o,ld.

NEW YORK, Aug Ex-Governor Jewell,
chairman of the republican national commit
tee, with Colonel Hooker aud Lovi p. Morton,
left this city tonight for Buffalo to meet
General Garfield and escort him here to at
tend the republican conference to DO held in
this city on the 9TH inst.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Houors Easy.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug "A dispatch from
Tusoarora, Nov, says; Deputy sheriff w, B,
Weaver aud W. d. Hammond fought over a
game of cards this morning Hammond was
killed aud Weaver mortaly wounded"
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Rnlthn 1Iust Hang.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 2.-Tho following tele-
gram was sent this p. M:
10 William f. Kfnt=iiO NelV York.
Tho governor is unable to justify himself in any
interference with the execution of tho law in the
case OF the unfortunate prisoner l}abo.
EDWARD MIGUEL. Pardon Clerk.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Death of Mrs. John @. SAKE.

New YORK, Aug 2.--Mrs. John G. SAKE,
wife of the distinguished poet, died at her
homo in Brooklyn Saturday night of bron-
chitis. She was sixty years old aud leaves
two song and ono daughter, all grown up. Her
funeral will tnke place to.rlorrOw.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Coinage In July.
Bids for Mail Locks and Keys,

Bids for furnishing Ave new and different
kinds of locks and keys for the exclusive use
of the United States mails, including such as
are to DO used on the street lettor-boxos, were
opened At tho postoHico department. yesterday.
Proposals from mora than sixty bidders were
opened.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
soventeen Years for wlfe Murder.

DANvILLE, VA, Aug. 2.-Lewis Ramey
(colorcd), convicted at tho last term of tho
corporated court here for the murder Of his
wife, but granted a new trial, was again to-day
In the same court convicted of murder in the
second degree, and sentenced to the poniten-
tiary for seventeen years
National Republican., 1880-08-03
Mississippi Plan in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 2.-John III. Har.
ris, u colorod democratic speaker from Vr.
ginia, attempted to make speech at New
Castle ON Saturday night, and was stoned and
forced TO sock the protection of the sheriff.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
THE CENSUS.

An Increase of Thirty Per Cent In Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 2.-The Post Dipaich this
evening says; "Tho census returns from
soventy-fyo counties in Missouri show nn in
crease in tho population of 32j.4i9 since 1870,
aud states that IL the other thrty-nine coun.
ties make rs good showing tho population OF
the state will bo over 100000, an increase OF
half million, or over thirty per cont. in ten
years"
The Population of Vermont
BELLOWS FALLS, Yr., Aug. 2.-The official
census returns from tho state supervisor give q
population In tho state Of Vermont of 33i, 400
gain of 1904 over tho census Of 1870. Tho
counties which have lost in population arc
Franklin, Windsor and ChitteDden. These
figures are subject to revision, as six portfolio:
have boon returned on account Of error.
Maine Growing.
PORTLAND, MEa August 2.--The population
Of Maine, estimated from tho returns already
IL, is $4,000, against 6260l5 in 1870.
National Republican., 1880-08-03
PubIio uobt Statement.

Tho following is the rccaptulation of tho
statement of tho public debt of tho United
States for the month Of July, 1850, just issued
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Uagusaso Rellepsy.

Este maraviloso ba g. mo sa ma infaIihI.
mente las heridas anlguas. las <lagas. v Io~
males de pieruas y de pecho. Por inedio
de su Influenza las 1lceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convalecientn
y desaparecen Jamas deja este unguento
IeItlgerante ae pTouuclr una cura perfecta
lie las afec ZONES de la piel. loa eonsfIsaa
dos, las toses Il reumatismo. aun cuanio
sc ia apelado en- vano b fodos los dernas
emedios.
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va lsi.L ldiIIl.
Boleta d.recm para hlgQpa.

Nin0e ncn0rcS dc tres amos no pagan pana
ie. kntre Il amos m.tad dt paaae ttIa
us acOmpaHa.idv a amos 2.3 parle dc pa
sye
ara mas iuiormea typos dc hetes drglfs,
los a9entes dc Id companla en san juan, -
* 60. A4uad,he, kuchler d Co.-MaS SagueA
Pua & brave Ponce, Coriada . CC
Afro,1. fnnfaihhz, HerharCe - j. n.s,cao, T.
f'0r! y Fn@, q =
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Ell SIGLO XIX.
BsD-GlA Lille A N4,H@G,O sasD.
NTTFvVn STTRTTDo
NUEVO SURTIDO.

Adem@ ell mesde Ii1 a nueyay y mpr
Lesy e basp etodsan
as la 6namsp yc e elnah yagOon,
r y p
a III pet les ueg para
cafe the vUIs 0mpeas
hna Font " EcoSSe11o.
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La derpOrtdciOn los

Estados- Unidos continna siendo tan ilnnor.
tante Y los elnbarques de Munteca !. Trs,ian
Ia elfra de $4,000 terzont de $40 netae cistIa
da una. srs's
Tai ha sido la defnanda para la rnarna
Aguila que ~ reilneria de los 9fea N III
Masfarlaue los ha tenido que trssbuisf 81
y n0ehe por espacio dc tres sosnRnns ,,ss'~
llegar hacer i.2UO tcrcerolss diarias. 4,
mayor production. -
Noticlamos tlaimos arribosl d dlchk -.
ca On nuestEQ mexcadp.
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AMIGO DE TODOS.
flL1cHAs HOLLOWAY.

Milones de pereonas, en- todps las nartas
del nundo, reccmiend@n dichas Pitdoras
como ell mejor res,aurativo do la saltd nue
so conoce. Elias cursn todas las afeocios
nes lei corazon, del higado, del est6nnoo
de los rinones y dc 10 intestinos, relnne.
ven la acrimonia, la fiatule ncia la carelial.
gia, expulsando de l.. sangre toda i'm n,.rses.
fortalt ciendo complet mente ell sisteiaa nar.
vioso dando un tono saiudable 4 la orr.
nizaciOn " neral
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PRIMERA CLAsE
De la Capital Il S. Antonio 8 vice versa. 10 eta
= la Id. Nj rtin Pena 3 vice-yersa, 20 Id.
- Ia id. Rio-piedras o vice-versa, so ii.
- ). Antonio Martin p ia 9 vice-Yers2,
$. Antonio a Rio-l iedras vice-versa.
= Martin Pefia Rio -piedras 5 vice versa.
SEGUNDA cLAsE.
De IA Capital S Antonio 8 vice versa. ! III.
- la i'll. d Martin Pe1a 3 vice versa, l Id.
- la ld. RiOpiedras 8 vice-versa Ii i'd
D AntonlO aMartin Pela vice versa,
id
= id. Rio-pedras vice versa, id.
- Martin Pena Rio-piedras Q vice versa,
i'll,
Ab"nOs mensuaIes
Al puente de $. Antonio con derecho un
yiaje DC iil Y otro de vuelta, $4
Al ii. dc III. con der cho d dos yiajes de ida
dos de vueta. Sc
Al i1 de Martin pena con derecho q uR
viaje de ida otro dc yuelta, S.
III Ill. de III. con GercChO Il dos Wales de Ida
Y dos de vnelta, $l2
Al RiO-plHdras con derechO un viaje de ida
Otro De vueita. SO.
Al id. con derechO dos viajes De ida y dos
devuelta. SIS.
Paerto-Rlco : gosto 3 de 1880 PABLO
I IA RRl. 81 agto
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Ccnsulado de Francig

FL Consul de Francia en- Puerto-Rico rue.
ra < los sefiores Imhert Charles Hilaire
1uguste, Chardon Louis, Rene Jules ii.
dephonse ct Blondeau Henri, Vidal Eaigene,
an. * Dresenten o envien sus apoderados
rara recibir cartas y documentos que se en-.
5nentranen dicho Consulado.
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Hiell'o galvaniZado.

Los Sres. Miguel Saralegui & Co. de
esta plaza acaban de recibir por ell va
por espanol "Buenaventura," una bue-
na partida de hero gaIvanizado supe-
rior de 3 banos acanaiado, Ell pianchas,
canaIes, cumbreras, clavos y torni;os,
que ofrecen al pub leo a precios muy
limitadOs.
Pto-Rico Tetuan II esquina S. JUS
to. 81.
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OEo r E.

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo cos
taran 25 p.5 recargo
Sc expenden Billetes de ida vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un 25 p.9 rebaja
yAlidos por 80 dias desde su fecha.
Los nifos memories de afIos, uno gratis
de SA8 amos solo la cuarta parte, de d
IA afios pagaran la mitad del passje.
Los pasaieros de cubierta han de llevaI
consigo los enseres de cana sus provisio.
mes.
4 Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates
SILVA Go.
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.Uula JvAlANIA DA IaiUaES ALIAS,
SERVACl0 LNTRE NUEVA YORK
Y PUERTO-Rl

-, - =, ,,,..,.,,, & ,.. ..,,,
W V~''o''-''.'' J,U','
'"-A VI O''' 80. .;1,
100 Git Ai AiII'"o, -Ao 49," V'N'
AlIoSo put.0' %m,
o. - . !,,l,r ,n d. ,,,,,.,,,,1..,,
va orA ei % uo oc'uo1e' ~ NC novle'lV'e
ne enelo toAIluos' uosue cuy1 s 'e'-i.' lai
y oa' CalIe'" g eAeeen'o t"poi E .,n' VIC ~
" "e l,4'0 UoD' 'H''"'' ai-4"oo '"poie' I'll 'oio
oi'"o'".' d" o''' '"''"o' N"'" 40 N''S NN0"0
NueVh TX
Turitn III. u1Sn =. tHIY'e NterG- T1f6 {vtrt5.
..,.t .t,o,,, ,,,,..,.,,.> -. lc Ia, ,,,.,5..,.
1'''0 "''''>' f''''
Jtce oe'"o'
I'm 1.nAale en- ,8u,ara : 90
on IT, eN H. IL 'U'''' ''''''''''' 4'0
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TRANVIA
De la Capital a RiO-PiedraS.
ITINERARIO PROVISIONAL
HORAS DE SALIDA.

Este ITlNERARIO 81 tstablcce provisie.
naim"nte para los dias IaborabIes. Los dias
de fest regira el siguiente
cap taid Rio-piecfrGs Rio-piedra$ d Capit.L
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Los trenes que salem de a Capital las I2i,
Il y 81 de la tarde en- los dias fest:vos, cruza-
ran, eI rinerO eli Il desvio del pa nto de San
Az tonic con el que sne de Ro-Pedras q las
IN y los otrOs dos eli la eetacion de Martin.
Pena con los qu4 alien Ids va
TAREFA PROVISION IL.
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