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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
FRUITS AND NUTS
rO-nAY,s ornrArInNs-

TO-pAN's QUOTATIONS..
EAIsLSs- London layer new, per box IS rs
layer p 2j.
GREEN ArrtEs-Ncw G.. SoI3.5O per Dbl
CuRHANrS--S 10 SIC
pEACHEs-Nouc in market
CALIFORNIA fEARs-5 5Cm60 90 per box.
ORANGES Louisiana, t. uJdG 90
lElOSS--Pcr BOX, sicily, 5000 TO CPS. per box
MeSSiu0, g60)0621.
NUTS Almonds Pc per pound, Brazil, iO0i2
lthtfis, laG Naples walun'S, l5C. 10 chcs,uuts'
Imported, none on the market: peanuts, Ten,
neSre rcd l0c; cAo!oc white, l2i.c coc6anu.o,
7.tOW7 90.
DATES--ln traits, &c per III.
Fies-kcgs, nc, Layers IN to nc per hound
GRAPES Concord, l2f; California zoe per ID.
PLuNS-New. none in market
lAccordug To the report OF the fruit committee
OF the American Pathological society the Con,
cold mas the highest comm cndatOn throughout
tho Jrior, being recommended In thrly.fyt
states, aud IN twcnty-four OF these il is reported
as possessing great superiority aud value The
delaware is likewise recommended in Thirty. five
states, but receives the highest commentator
IN nineteen only. Next TO these are Hartford
ana Ives, each OF which Is recommended IN
lwcnty'scvcn states The Scuppemong has d
strong vote south, hut none nj the north. Nor.
TONS Virginia is popular only IN the west and
soulh' Ihero are some of the newer Crane,
Mhlth, as far as cultivated, promise To be Supe
ror 10 any of the above named hut time is re
QWred To- Introduce and test them.
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THE RRIST
KIDNEY LIVER MEDICINE
NEVER KNOWN FAIL.
THE REST

81 had sufl, red twenty years with severe dis.
ease of the kidneys, before using Hunt REM
edy two days was relieved, and am now vel"
JOSHUA TUTHlLL
my physicians thought that was para.
yzed Onone side. | was terribly afflicted with
rhcumqusm from 1869 to 1850 ! was cured by
Hunts Remedy STEPHEN &. MASON
MY doctor pronounced my ease Brights
Disease. aud told me that could live only forty.
eight hours. then took Hunts Remedy and
was speedily cured N. G0ODSPEED
"Haying suffered twenty years with kidney
disease. and employed various physicians with.
ont being relieved, | was then cured BY Hunts
Remedy" SULLIVAN FFNNER.
Il have been greatly benefited by the use Of
Hunts Remedy. For disease of the kidneys
ana urinary organs there is nothing superior"
A IA. NlCkEESON.
II can testify to the virtue Of Hunts Remedy
In kidney diseases from actual trial, having
been much benefited thereby"
REV. T, T. TAYLOR.
~ was unable to arise from bed from an at
tack of kidney disease The doctors could not
relieve me, / was finally completely cured hy
using Hunts Remedy" FRANKR DICKSON.
u have suffered extremely with kidney die
ease; after using Hunts Remedy two days |
waSenabled to resume business
GEO. +. CLARK.
One triGl will convince you. For sale by all
druggists. send for pamphlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO.. Provijenca. L. l.
Prices n Oauts and Slr6,
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BUU.DING MATERIAL.

BiiCH-At the kilUs to $40 Kiln run.
SfoNE-A Al the Dallas quNrrleS, % pNr G no
foot II Tor foundation; i6 for wall ard % f0r
dressed front
IumrER-Ycllow pine, rough, 90 g rcr lcl
Get over "a feet In lougth o. 30. Matched eud
dressed ilooring ana finishing, e. "a q 5.Nus
on ceiling, g SO; yellow pine
aidiug s.; white Pine ceiling u Is ii,s,
oomnon white pine siding first common, g. 80
ash and walnut 0Ooriug, Sl00 per Thousand.
ponlar. dres6od hoth sides st5, rough walnut
si2S u lrO. Common doorB, 81 30 10 o. sSsh, d u
to 90 as 10 size.
Posrs-Codar So So polecGaro slA,
la" 1855 5000 per thousand.
7. ASrER FNRs--ior barrel el@t SO.
HAlR--Pcr pound, nc,
sluEGtRs--YclloW pine So 30 To 4 2S; white
pine, 50 80 to o. 90. Cypress, NO, |, s., No .
CEnENr : RosGnalc, 90 rs; Louisville. % 50
Portland, g6 90.
DRAIN Fipp-a inch, 40 per foot inch, gro
inch, Whe Inch iOl; inch, boo,
CEMENT rLuRs--6 inch, axe, inch in,; 6 inch
ceiling Joint 81; Inch cap, soc; mol elin.
Joint, 81 u, inch can do, G0C.
MIXED FAlSrS--RCady for use aui an COlor8
CT 1901 SIS per gal, All the tested aud STANDARD
mSEes ere on sale ny DALLAS dealers.
llMn-Coopercd, Austin, q per harrCG hulk
81 80; DonlsOn car los, lOC; per bGttul, "a 2b,
Dallas, In lots, 20o per bushel 25c
TURPGNTISE-57C
lINSEED Ou.--GGWGb.
Red oak, says an exchange, is rNpidly growing
IN iHvOGNud the prospect is that az no distant day
IT will be one of the most popular woods 4
few years ago il was considered almost worth
less. There was no market for ii, and tho men
who owned red oak StumpNgc were willing Ia
sell It for II song The beauty ot the grain OF
the wood was overlooked Olher light woods
not half 50 be0uululns this one, were chosen In
place of IT, hut wonderful change has taken
place, The leading architects of the great
cities are seeking 1t for use IN the nucst and
most fashionable houses, It's beauty is bciug
where where fine work is rcQui ed. The MicAi.
yam men who own large quantities of stumpagt
now know that they have something as yalua
bic us the white oak of that state, witch to smell
m extent has been cut OF, ltis II notable in,
stance of the ups aud downs OF woods
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COMMERCE AND TRADE
COMMERCIAL.

nutIs November Tho receipts OF COTTON
In mi city during the mast week have beehlNkN
Wills prices have declined steadily; Inc YIN ns
In Au,arica promises 10 be the largest ever
grown. and some estimate the crop ~ apo 5o
1000 900 bales. twill probably teaOh eS9puv;, II.
The present has been favorable season. Io' 70
growth, but the acreage is not as intse 40 ~, NJ
Scars 400 and there isno good basis TO place inc
crop his wear as high as II was then, Ing corn
erop of Texas Is falling TAR short OF the esllnass
earlier In the season. aud there is COED gt0unuss
IN believe that the receipts In this ely VIII iai,
lar short of the demand The same holds goou
regarding oats The fall sowing turned ou.
large returns, but those sown IN we spllns WIN
An many instances all entire failure anu WIN
very few exceptions were greHlly oeiow o.,
average Prices for both these cereals arc yer!
Arm. with no prospects OF decline, Inc OF,
panlzation of,he Merchants Exchange III thls
clty has done much 10 enhance the values OF WI
the eefeals grown In north Texas. Ihete law
been liberal receipts OF wool this iall ana prices
arc well maintained, Cattle come III Slowly N.Y.
barely sufficient are offered nj the yards III tllis
city TO supply local demands They are now pc
ing brought here by rail from the western c0hIi,
iies Sheen arc plentiful and the butchers
stalls are well supplied, but like cattle, they are
received hereby rail from more distant looal'
Ties There Is an abundance OF hay Tor all nnr'
poses, stacked all over the country, To supply INC
heaviest demand oven should 4 hard winter be
experienced Prices are low with little prospect
OF an advance In consequence OF the hlgl
prices OF grain bran has taken irlner aspect
aud It will, no doubt bring good prices during
tho season. Flour is lower than II has been ioI
some time past with little prospects OF mn ad-
vance until wheat rules higher Millet seed Is
plentiful at present, but there Is an Increased
asking for Il, and later IN the season II will BE-
rcarce in the market There isat present iul
supply Of potatoes from the north, but dealers
con. emplatc an advance before The not days
Fruits are plontifnl, but prices have experienced
an advance for apples and California fruits
while tropical varieties are firm former quota
lions. Esouents and green vegetables are ID
abundance Mt low prices Chickens are scarce
and turkeys scarocr, ana both are high. Eggs
nre In demand, and butter finds ready salt. u
quotations. Wood Is becoming IN object of in
tcIest az d there Is IN active demand for II. Tn,
wholesale trade OF tho city was mover
before as large In volume and dealer
AFRO pushed 10 their utmost to I'LL The
orders that are pouring In upon them The re
tail trade Is prosperous in all It's branches, and
tho general business of the city is In the mos
fOurishing condition.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-08
SADDLERYAND LEATHER,

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
81. avs = "
HHMtocT-Best budalo slaughter, 81; good ~,
pest MatAmoraS 20 No, 2, -; good damage, "a
OAK HARNESS. LxArAgR-No. /, S6@.Ssc; No. :
hEf1oCS--Prlme Is; 10 good, Sc; do No. 8 SOC
FRUNCu CALEsEIN-el ~ 10 1 30 according To
quality, ~
PMItAphtfHiA CAtFsRIS--No. l. 81 10 to Is;
do No, 2 u N to TO-
PHILADELPHIA Kits--No. l. $50 to VI % ao-
cordiug IN weight
sHEEr sRiNs-TopplpC MINK per dos. slo 90
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LIQUORS.
TO-DAY s QUOTATIONS.

TU-NAY QUOTATIONS.,
ILoohoL,Ss % per gaL Ms per high winos.
WmsIY--Reotlhed, 81 iQ0i 90, as per proot
sour mash one year old, 81 CO. two years old
s.N@S2 ~ Three Year, old, s. 50Gs2 20; fancy
oS,fa oIdwhisky, siN& rs per age.
WlNsS-Clattt In case, sSOrb, per quality; Ca.
tswba, nor gal, g0g@l 5G Port 81 2Qas; Sherry,
per gar u 2O93, Madeira, per gal, 81 coos; white
wine. IN cases. 81 0oesl0
CHAMPIONSHIPS Mum h Co., ss5a2a Held.
9 CHI, In basket s26@2S, Krug. In basket s2CcSS
Dlmesdc champagne, s7@il
ALE--S,ock Ale, por dol ~ Ooa2 "a, Porter
p,r dos, 81 Q06l2 rs.
BorrLE BERR-St Louis quarts sI2. pints si2 so
Budweiser, own siSe ST. So pints, Ga 90 Rr.
Hub Punch. els o.
Tho disulllng interasis are siill rroniir np,har
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nuoGIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ETY..


Tina is the great ccutral depot for all kinds Of
wagons, bugsies, carriages. etc, from which
country dealers gct their supplies, The follow.
Ing are ruling prices here.
To-pAN's QUOTATIONS..
bhAFTS-stNe poles, sg@l6 per dos.
BuGGlrs--Grade Sand spr,ng, top, Sa0NlCg DO
open, N0tfSN do side springs, top, slO0Glgr DO
Side bar sl00SlSG dophnetous slG5Wl5O; a rrcde
hump seat buggies, si7bel25Cs y s.torn sprinCs
N'VTl2e three ~ rins WAGONS 6a,salls,
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POULTRY. nuIrEm AND EGGS

To.pAY's QUOTATIONS.
CWcK9Ss-Wc QUo,c at 81 s. 00i 90 per do1op
Nrkeys SN09Sr.
EBGg-l2@ 2O pcr dozen
huTgSH--NurthorL 2SM2lc. Texas. lS0.5l
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wA0uN wooD WORK,

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work. and the sales IN this line are
steady and continuous. Prices are as follows
To-pAY's QUOTATIONS..
tfoKrs-From TO az Inch, per set XEN 90
oct 81, Xxx, q 7h'
SAWED FkIIoRs-ix TO az. 81 rs per SOL
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Twill be seen that there was better feeling
on !9e Call Hoard to-day, and prices of several
articles have advanced considerably Cash
wheat S@sI; November sal Nv, December, 10
@i W, january lOo@i,l0 Corn, In shuck, cash,
% blo November, 6@5S; December. b5@G0.
january h1@02 No, average Texas corn, In
bulk cash, 81 November, e5@7s December, $40
~ January, 6l66S Oats. sacked, cash, b0aC0.
November 5l@0l, December, 5a66S: January,
.!o@Ca Rye, sacked, cash, zoos, November
iO@S northern rye 9O@lOO. Barley sacked,
cash, @@1s November, Gl@79. Bran sacked,
cash, W@l %; November g2@l 10, December
@@l 10 Potatoes, car lots, 9O@lO,, Apples
choice In bancls, ear lots, lOO@LS. ''''''
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There was u fair attendance on the Exchange
to-day Notwithstanding this is the annual cleo
ton, The members, of course, bl0yiated on the
claims and merits Of the numerous candidates,
but there was probably not II single vote
usual offerings and purchases, the members
leaving early TO exert their influence at the
voting precincts Of the city. Prices were
steady, and an impression Is gaining that grain
must 10 higher unless the receipts are heavier
than they have been Prices In Dallas To-day
are above those Of any other market in Texas
aud dealers are making smaller margin on
their sales than ever before known In the state
But this Is natural consequence, and will al.
ways DO experienced In great business centres,
The HERALD quotations are reliable.
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FISH AND GAME

To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
Eish-hel shccphoGd and trout iOSc Mes
Or'tano RED tngppCr lie, Sugulsb mNCspre, w
wholiSaiN ,EN,ai cntS higher
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CoorERAuE.

TURNS Is steady demand here for cooporare
aud eooporagc stock Of all kinds and orders
very heavy
ro-nAY's QUOTATIONS.,
Molasscs barrels, 81 So hnlfharrcls, 81 Oh Scv,
Q, sugar hntlNlN 81 Nr fhafrolS a, lurp ma a..
pr Loco. 81
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The following were the ruling quotations Of
grain on the Exchange to-day; Wheat s0CQS560
wheat 7@75; oats, spring, 35@i5; Mixed for
feed G@bG choice red rust-proof 5000. Corn in
shuck, ioG52, shelled, $1,000, Barley In sacks
25 Rye In sacks, Texas, s5Gal,00; northern. 81 W
Little mllet seed, $1,000; German, .sl0O A
small advance for grain in store is asked by
dealers,
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QUEENswARE.

Assorted crates, slO to SIS
Tu.nblers, SOC, TO sL00
stonewarc, nor l,oOe GALLONS, 5000,
Lamps--B. H.. sL7hG. H.. $3.50 ST q
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The receipts OF grain in Chicago one year ngo
To-day wore; Wheat g0J 9 bushels corn, 2lS,-
DI, The shipments the sane date were $3.50
bushels OF wheat and 306, $50 bushels of corn,
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THE exchanges allovcr the country are closed
To-day, as general elections are regarded az u
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medicat.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
SIMM0NS LIVER REGULATOR.


IT SAVED TIM PEOPLE Of SAVANNAH
Ca WHO USED ~ THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1915,
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acierto viene empunando el mu1i-
dor de diputados 0utonomistas por
Yauco.
El peri6dico de las sdtiros y sar.
CASINOS, su manera ha querido
por esta vez tomar un tono Sc
rio y magistral para hacerse OR, en-
terminus que sus palabras produje-
sen alguna conviction; pero todo
el muudo ha conocido ell t7aco, y en-
tiende que 10 que aquel quiere ha-
Ger pasar por s6'idos razonamien-
tos, no son mas que demostraciones
del amor propio agradecido. ! Que
No vale NADIA ell poder ocupar hoy
un sill6n provincial? Una creden.
cial de Diputado de ia provincia
! vale tan POGO que no obligue d
NADIA? Pero, quisi6ramos que los
favores y atenciones recibidas &c
pagasen de otro modo que con el
sacri6cio de Ia raz6n, de; derecho y
de la verda1.
Nosotros, enensigos eter'sos de Ia
instrwcci6n, felicitamos. por Ell con.
trario, de nuevo q la Sociedod pro-
tectora y q los agraciados y, de to-
dos modos, entire las sinrazones del
colega y los acuerdos de la Junta,
optaremos siempre por los de esta
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BOIetin Mercantil.

ser que ei senior Alfonso Martinez Sc
ocupa, d1rante el interregno, de dar
la Ultima mano al C6digo criminal y
de los preliminares del estableci-
miento de tribunales colegiados para
ell julcio oral y pdblico. Ell ndmero
de estos ascendera q 120. incluyen-
do las secciones, y, segdu leemos en-
un colega, ell Ministro sc propone
hacer los nombramientos con gran
imparcialidad, q cuyo efecto ha abier.
to expediente a cada magistrate,
debiendo obtener plaza todo ell per-
sonal subalteruo de Ia carrera fiscal.
Ell personal ha de exceder con mu-
cno al que hoy existe en- las IS au.
diencias que hay en- Ia Peninsula
con sus 500 paltidos judiciales, ads.
critos proporcionalmente a cada una
de aqu6llas.
Al propio tempo Sc planteara en-
breve la separation en- L. instancla
de los negocios civiIes y criminales,
creandose al efecto jueces especiales
para uno y otro, previos los ensayos
que Sc practicaran en- algunas ca
pitales.
Es cosi seguro que ell Gobierno,
de acuerdo con las potencias repre-
sentadas en- la Conferencia de Cons
tantinopla, intervendra mllitarmen.
te en- Egipto, para asegursr 81 paso
de nuestras comunicaciones con el
Asia y O Ooeanfa, por ell Canal de Su z,
q cuyo efecto tiene va prepara-
dos 25 hombres, que embarcara in
mediatamente, case que ninguna
naci6n garantice la navegaci6l por
dicho punto.
Arabf-B,y, ell ceIebre general
h6roe de la insurrecci6a de Esipto,
esta siendo objeto de todos los &C.
mentarios. Cn peri6dico vasco di.
ce que, auuque no sea, como Sc su-
puso, compatriota nuestro, tiene
sin embargo un apellido eateramen'
te espailol, pues, seg1a dicao colega,
Arabl- By es una frase vascongada,
sin alladir nj guitar una sola letra.
Question es esta que no creemos ofrez-
ca importancia baJo niogdn sentidc.
H4sta aqui 10 mas interesante que
registramos en- la d6cada cuya cr6-
MICA nos hemos propuesto relatar d
nuestros lectores.
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COSAS DEL TEMPO.

Segdn vemos en- un peri6dico dc
Mayagd7z, D. Carlos Amer, director
que fu6 del peri6dico incondicional'
mente esp. nol La Naci6n, ha side
condenado en- primera instancia, por
quersila criminal que le seguia D.
Manuel Corchado, a la pena de tres
amos, seis meses y veinte y I'm dias
de destierro a 40 Kilometres dis.
tante de aquella ciudad, 4 1926
pesetas de multa q publican en- di.
cho peri6dico La Naci6n, en- uno de
los tres siguientes ndmeros q su no.
ti6caci6n, la sentencia, y al pago de
todas las costas etc., ETC.!
7 d todo este siguen tambien Gus
tramites las causas criminales que,
por supuestas amenazas 6 injurlas,
estan instruyendose contra los re-
daetores del BoLETIN desde princi.
pios de este afo por denuncia del
propio senior don Manuel Oorchado
y varios colegas de este.
/ Duro, duro y sin levantar mano
contra los periodistas incondicional-
mente espe n oles, st nor don Manuel
Oorchado y companeros de glorias y
fatigas ! Duro con ellos, hasta que
no quede nj ell recuerdo de esa fami.
liza precita, y guerra a muerte entre
papel sellado y alguaciles hasta la
qIiuta generaci6n, para que asf sc
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La question Dc fgIpto.

Ell gobierno frances ha propuesto al
iugl6s iuvitar 6Itsiia que envie I'M
contingente de tropas que SO unan 4 las
anglo francesas. La proposition hs
sido bien scogida por el gabinete de
Londres, seg1n dicen los peri6dicos.
Los preparativos militaree de lngla.
terra siguen en- grande escals.
La reina Victoria ha aprobadoiIlos
nombramientos de sir Garnett Wolse.
lev y de sir John Adsye, para general
en- jefe y iefe de Estado Mayor, respec-
tivamente. -
Por ahora, no saldrG para Egipto si.
no un cuerpo de desembsrque con un
elective de 10000 hombres que, CON los
destsCamentos que ya estan en- dicho
pals, tormar6n an ej6rcito de 14O0O.
FL duque de Oonnaught, el general
Alison y 81 general Wood mandsran
Cada uno una brigada.
En- Bombay he empezado ya & em.
barcarse el contingente de la India.
FL cuerpo expedicionario frances 90
esta fernando en- Toi6n. El % SO 90.
peraba la llegada de cuatro bstallones
de infantsria de marina con IN efsctivo
de 2.4OO hombres. Con ests fuerza ?
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No ha dejado M Ageste de sacar
algdn fruto de la vista de s. E. d
la Isla, pues, con motive de las ita.
presiones que en- materia de instruc'
ci6n ha recibido nuestra primera Au'
tcridad en- algunos pueblos, SAGA
materia para tronar muy alto
contra los actuales Alcaldes y Secre'
tarios municipales. Esto SO llama
convertible todo en- sustancia.
La mania es vieja, y no esperamos
que ell colega llegue abandonarla'
Nosotros podemes asegurar que,
q la salida de esta isla del seilor Des.
pujol, la instruction primaria queda-
ba q una altura en- que no Sc viera
jamas. Durante su mando, Sc au.
ment6 conslderablemente ell n1mero
de las escuelas. Sc mejor6 el material
de muchas de elias, Sc procure y
consigui6 g! crecimiento de asisten.
tes a las mismas, Sc arregl6 Ia dota.
ci6n de los profesoaes, Sc crearon las
inspecciones = sc reorganizaron lae
Juntas provincial y locales de ense.
nanza, todo con eli cello y discretion
que revela el nuevo reglamento de
instruction primaria que tambien sc
form6. Ahf estan las establishes
de los Inspectores, que no nos deja'
ran meutir.
Y como no creemos que el cello
de estos, nj ell del gobierno genera
nj ell de la Junta provincial, hayan
aaojado en- 10 mas mfnimo, he aqui
oor que nos parece exageraci6n to.
do cuanto acerca del particular dice
Ey Agente, 81 bien convenimos en-
que muchos de los defectos sei1ala.
dos con certera pluma por Ell selor
Gobernador actual sean positivos,
convencidos como estamos de que
tan importante ramo no ha alcanza.
do aun entire nosotros el grado de
perfection possible.
Ia sonado acaso E2 Ageete COZ
Ell dia en- que nj un solo defecto 8 vi
clio Sc advierta en- la administrator
Eo todo case, de esos vicios y defec.
tos no podrlan ser totalmente res
ponsables los Alcaldes y menos los
Secretaries, sino mas bien los ayun'
tamientos; y, a prop6sito de este, ca
81 nos atreveriamos apostar que
alli donde preponderan ciertos ele
mentos, es donde estan mas desaten'
didos los deberes de la instruction
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FERIA DE MAYAGUEZ.

De que ell pensamiento de cele-
brar en- Mayaguez dentro de dos
amos una Feria al estilo de la recien-
temente veri6cada en- Ponce marcha
a pasos agigantados a su realizaci6n,
prueba son Categorical los siguientes
parrafos que inserts en- lugar prefe-
rente FL Anunciador Comercial co.
rrespoadiente al IL del que cursa.
Dice asf este colega
Oontin6a Ia Oomisi6n de Ia Feria
de 1884 activando los trabajos prepara-
torios.
Ell domingo quedaron aprobados los
presupuestos prasentados por la comi-
sion COZ ligeras modifcaciones. Alcan-
zan $4,000 pesos inoluyendo nm Par.
que cuyo costo 90 hace subir & 5000
pesos.
Han sido va designsdas las comisio-
mes qua han de ocupsrse de recolectar
fondos entire los gremios de la ciudsd,
= en- breve empezaran & funcionar en- el
desempeno de su cometido.
La division habida para la construc.
ci6n de dos hipodromos hs sido resuel-
ia de una msnera satisfactoria, cedien-
do ambas empresas sus proyectos On
favor de la Feria. Esto demuestra 81
entusissmo que reina y Ia concordia
que quiere establecerse como base de
lealizaci6n de la fiesta que ocupa todoa
los 6nimos. De esa sola msnera llegs.
remos q coronar nuestra obra.
U4timamente ha sido nombrada va
Ia Oomisi6o que ha de entender en-
la construction del hip6dromo.