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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-14
aOGE ON HOLMAN,
He Tell. the Hoosier Objcctor About
ROInmnc NYnier aud the CRpitnI.


Potomac Wafer and tiic Capital.
While the debate OH the District Of Columbia
water supply was in progress In the House OH
Monday, Mr.. Hogc, of West Virginia, said:
Mr.. Speaker, suppose that it will hardly be
possible to gather the loose threads OF ms debate
manning 10 the discussion. scarcely npprehend,
sir, the precise character of the opposition that
has been made to this measure. understand the
gentleman from Georgia MIR. Dlountl to say that
we want no more water in Washington. under
stand the gentleman from Texas Mr.. Reaganl to
take the position that undoubtedly the demand
for additional water supply must be considered,
but that 1t must be paid for by both the govern
mcnt and the District in equal porporlions; but
the gentleman from Indiana, [Mr. Holmanl, If /
do not misintcrpret his position is opposed to all
Potomac water and wants 10 go back to the original
spring that guSed forth In crystal purity from the
earth long before the days Of great aqueducts aud
great enterprises. Sir, If he could be taken
back = 49,
misapprehends me altogether. said that spring
furnished the supply of water for this building.
Mr. Hoge-Then you want Potomac water.
Mr. Holman-Thnt is inevitable presume.
Mr.. lIoge-I fancy that 1t must be from the
source of that original crystal spring that the gem
tleman has derived Ms inspiration Laughter for
ment are under consideration, Notwithstanding
the country has increased fur beyond the three
ton at the beginning of It's history 10 the fifty mill
ions of to-day, the gentleman brings to the con-
sideration of Its necessities the primitive measure
ent like that of the crystal fountain of which he
speaks to the great volume Of the Potomac waters
Us they flow forever onward TO the sea.
Mr.. Holman-l said that the people who get the
benefit of it ought to pay the cost. That the ex-
pense of local improvements, for local purposes,
should be borne by the local population OF the
District, and not by the peopleof the rest OF the
country.
MIR. Hoge-For what was the Capitol itself
erected? Was 1t not for the benefit of the people
of the whole country? What expenditure has
been made here by the government that was not
professedly at least designed for the benefit of the
country at larger When a great capital is i'm
give beauty TO Il landscape, and broad avenues
fringed with trees, and gardens bright with
flowers aud majestic ediiices and splendid monu.
not the representative of the whole country in
stead Of thc~pecsl possession of the few whose
lives chance has placed In heshadow OF lis great.
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EDUCATIONAL.

(NUILDREN'S CLASSESIN DRAWING ATTTE II
ONational Aca1emy of Fine Arts. CorCoinn Bulls
lug Fifteenth street, saturdays; only $40 per year
Glasses in drawing three times per week, ut per
month Instruction In every branch of painting IN
the most reasonable terms art taught as sclenc,;
years of study VIII be saved jul2-StS
DRENCH LESSONS.-MADAME LFPRINCF,
II from Paris, Will give Conversational Lessor In
French at her own and pupils residences; also In
classes; prices moderate: best city references. Gail
at S5 IL str ct northwest. Madame LePrince will
remain during the summer. ap23-tf
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me price orTHE NATIONAL REPuBLIcAN bv mail
az at The counter is THREE CENTs for single copy;
hro tricks. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; one month rirrY
cENTs: nro months. ONE DOLLAR; three months, oHE
DOLLAR AND A HALF; sir months. THREE DOLLARS
oncycar, SIX DOLLARS postage prepaid bV he pub
hshcrs.
Ms delivered m Washington aud the suburbs BY car
Si,fs at the same rdtes
There no better time than he prescntto subscribe for
nc rciicS LriDhiot and best noOspdper published al
Us sNqtiondi CdDitaL Send copies 10 pour friends
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NNTANTED, = 5000, TO DE RETURNED IN
w monthly payments OF ESQ per crnt. per
month allowed for accommodation; best references
Address G. NJ, Republican Office Jul2-ott
T IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il 4 on Time Deposits. United States Bonds bought
AID sold ut market rates; Collections made every
where, by j. II. soUIER & CO., Bankers, l4l6 Penn
Bylvnnia avenue ulAS1u
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TURKISH BATHS.

NEw TURKISH BATH CDR. BovEESl.
N 1h7 g street, opposite Riggs House. LARGE pool.
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday. Open from a m. TIL 10 p. m Satur.
day, II u. nj. Baths. 81; tickets. $3.50.
ape DIR. II. J.. BOVlcE ELECTRICIAN.
VNHE SHEDD BATHS, 9o3 T. STREET, NEAR
IL Ninth, well known rs the Oldest and best in the
city. This bath Is constructed with view to oonven-
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skin and ex-
perence. Shanpooer of ten Years experiences vt this
establishment Single bath II; 0 for s5 H. sio Open
Sunday from q. m. to l u. IN. mr2gH
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GUNNER BOARDING.
STONE MANsIoN, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

This beautiful location, commanding an extensive
view of the city and Virginia shore beyond the Puto
mac, is now open Tor summer quests LING, large,
all dClcacles of the season, by wel;known caterer.
Mansion surrounded by lovely park and old forest
trees; arbors, SWINGS No.. well of pure cvcOld spring
water. ON Fourteenth street and Boundary road.
Entrance grounds at street-car terminus, more
beautiful and healthy place accessible 10 the city,
cannot be found. Apply on the premises. Jest
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FOR RENT-Houses.

VJNOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE; SIX ROOMS AND
IL summer kitchen beautifully situated, piazza In
front and front yard, water and gas ranges, lnrobe
stoves, bath room, &c; within square OF street
cara; frst-class nelghboTs, and one OF the most
healthy pnrs Of the city newly painted and papered;
as per month. 22JS Thirteenth street northwest.
intq
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Jfnoomnunicdti must DC addressed the Edhor
q, TuE REPUBLICAN" and 10 insure publication must
IStritsn teoioy side Of me paper only, toth
name aud residence of he priter dttdehed No CON-
piuHcGhonS iCiH be returned
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L,oR RENT-BY n. H. WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
stores Shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c, and how they may be
seen. Property for sale In all parts of the city.
money TO loan ON real estate. Call.
mr5 b. IL WARNER. gl6 street.
TF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
Il Trade City or Country Property. come and sec the
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest mhlg-u
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WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNE IA, 1882.
Population Of the National Capital. 100000
Amuscments Tonight.

ABSER's GARDES-Concert
THEATRE CoNIouE-VAriety.
DRIVERS GARDEs-Entertainment-
SWIMMING scHooI-N. Y. ave. bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 osT-LAST WEEK, FROM FOURTEENTH
- street 10 the Capitol Certificate No; pSS for q
small box placed in care OF the National sale Deposit
Company The finder will be rewarded In leaving IL
Rt 1908 X street northwest. Jul3-MF
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MEDICAL.
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. f G. WRsT's NERvEASD BRAIN TREATMESr
o specific tor Hysteria. Dizziness Commissions, Ner
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory.
spermatorrhaa, Impotency, Involuntary Emssions
Premature Old Age, caused by over-eSerton, self
cay, and death One box viii cure recent cases Each
box contains one months treatment One dollar a
box, six boxes for five dollars. Sent by mail pre-.
paid on receipt 9f price We guarantee SIX boxes e
boxes accompanied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return thu
antees issued by SrOTT g. CROMWELL. 4So Penn.
sylvanin avenue, Washington, y. O., wholesale and
retail agents. Orders by mail will receive prompt at
tention. ocI6ly
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MONEY TO LOAN,

MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES, y
MI sums to suit, on real estate security w, w.
DANENHoWEk SON, 1912 street northwest
fpl0-tf
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FOR SALE-Houses.

nor SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE PROP
H. erty around Washington, at the west end OF
Mount Pleasant. and situated at the northwest cor
nec of Park street and the old Pney Branch road
and containing about IL lB acres, and Improved by
fine residence containing 70 rooms with all the city
conyenences of gas hot and cold water, tvc.; also
two stables, carriage house, wood house, summer
kitchen, &c, combining the advantages OF both city
and country For particulars Inquire OF s. P RROWN,
1895 street northwest. jul012t
tc 600 WILL BUY A 10-RoOM HOUSE
tDO,OOO and Furniture complete for house
keepingj almost new; Northwest section plenty OF
water. gas. nure air and In fine nelghbOrhOod Ad-
dress HOUSE, Republican Office. jus-1m
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SAFE DEPOSIT 90.

CECURITY FROM loss BY BURGLARY, ROB.
- Berry, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
OF Washington,
In It's own Buildng.
CoRSER lbrH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
Perpetual Charter Act OF Congress january % 1851
NAllttl,
The Company rents Sales inside It's Fire ard Burglar
Proof Vaults at prices varying nom $50 per year
according 10 size and location. Rooms aud Desks nd
joining Vaults provided for Safc-Renters
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TlMELOCK.
SECURITIES AND VALUABLEs OF every do
scrlptlon, including BONDS aud STOCKS, Plate
JEWEIltl, DEEDS, &c, taken for SAFlfklEP
ING on SPECIAL GUARANTEE. at the Loves
Rates.
BENJAMIN T. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES C.GLOYER, of Riggs 4 Co., Vice Preslden
JOHN CASShlsS, Treasurer.
q. +. Nyman, Asst sec'y
DIHECrons;
Benjamin 7. Snyder, Charles G, Glover,
John Cussels, Henry A. Willard,
Albert L. siurtevpnt, Thomas Evans.
John a. Parke. mys3I
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ST. MARY's COUNTY. MARYLAND.
open for reception of guests JUNE I5 under the man.
agement of the owners,
MIR. AND MRS. JOS. TRAvERs.
The hotel has lust been thoroughly renovated fur
nished and supplied with every convenience for the
comfort Of guests, and Is firstclass Summer Home
for families.
Terins-s2 per day slO per week. and ss5 per month.
Special arrangements made for families. Daily cou-
munlcntion with Washington. Baltimore, and Nor
folk by the fine steamers George Leary, Lady OF the
Lake, and Jane Moseiey.
For further informal ion address
MR.. and MRS. JOS. TRAVERS
jel2tf Piney Point, st. Mary's County Md.
OAKLAND AND DEER PARK, 3. d Q. SUM
" m r Resorts, open June 25.-The liberal and de-
termne1 efforts OF the b. & o. X. r. Co. to make
these well-known and popular hotels the equal OF
any Summer Resorts III the United States In point of
size well as grandeur, can only be realized when
seen.
The capacity OF the hotels for the season of
1882 Is double that or last season. ana no expense has
been considered where these already lovely places
could he made more attractive and comfortable. For
particulars address O. 4. WOOD,
ius-iyituths Eutaw House, Baltimore Md.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-AT HOTEL DE
number of new and second hand family Carriages,
BuEgies, and Wagons Of all styles; also stock OF
ing a specially. 40 street northwest, Ftemng's
Old stand. myG-iy
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YOUNG MEN.


II You have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, linpUtency, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsia, Nervous Reliability 60. send two stamps
iof 9sr %THE HfS L%ws Avs OF LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
ja7-ly Ia kast Fifteenth street. New York.
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
VI treatment and speedy and radical cure OF Rl
Nenereal aud Nervous Diseases, mattel from what
cause, without the use of mercurnl other objec-
iiOnAble treatment A cure guaranteed. In recent
acute cases prescriptions and advice given free
Ofilces strictly private, No one seen but The DOCTOR
Pennsylvania avenue apJ
CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- 'roLU ToNlC.,Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all its
stages also for Coughs Colds Bronchitis. Asthma. and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, and the OnlV
remedy that Is beneficial In Maarial climates. Thii
is preparation of BALSAM OF TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNIcSIA, and other medcinals bene.
Iee and Rye whlskies, harmless and very pleasant
TO take Try H. For sale by all druggists and grOcers
at per quart bottle The trade supplied at Iberai
o'BIsSiRsBo 'BSSiRsBoGR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wholesale grocers, sole agents for this city. Henry
Bschoff a 90, New York aud Charleston, &. O., sole
manufacturers and proprietors. de2l-ly
nR LEON, THEoLDIeST ESTABLISHED AND
lI on reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily at ~ Pennsylvania avenue All
Female Complaints aud Irregularities quickly re-
moved. Prompt treatment Correspondence and
for ladies. olice honrs. ITO land TO 5. npJ
nISEAsFS OF THE gENITo URINARY Or
IL ganS Blood Liver, Kidneys. Nerves, Women,
CataTrh Bronchitis Dyspepia, &C., speedily and per-
manenty cured; write for advice book free DIR. s.
4. BAKER, Box l04. Buffalo. NJ Y. apis
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MucH of the cheese imported into this
country from England and sold as
Cheshire cheese is of American manu-
iacture, exported from this country to
England in the first instance, A mem
Der of the House of Commons on Mon
day cast a slur upon American cheese,
charging that some Of it was made from
lard. lie probably represents the home
cheege.makers.
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8 H O Il s

A FULL LINE OF SPRING AND SUMMER
IA STYLES OF
= EI Q Il 3
are now offered 10 the public ~ the LOWEST CASH
PlllOES.
Canvas Das, Tennis Seaside and Low-Quarer
Ladies - Lace 10 BooIs, Ties, and slippers OF the best
quality.
myo w. n. RIcM.
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THE New York Times in its account of
the Ohio Republican State Convention
stated that there was Kissing when the
resolution indorsing the Administration
was adopted. Colonel Steigelman, who is
the private secretary of Congressman
Butterworth, and who was present, states
to The REPUBLICAN that this statement is
false. lie says that not only was there
no sign of disapprobation, but that the
resolution was adopted with enthusiasm
and by rising vote,
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We are to have an additional supply of
water ut last.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD, MOUNT PLEASANT
Y farm, Clliton station, Va,-A few more boarders
can be accommodated by applying Immediately.
Raferences-William Balahtyne, statloner and Oscar
Address II. c. NEWMAN, Clifton Station, Va.
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NXTANTED-BoARD IN THE COUNTRY FOR
w family Of three; all young people; home COM
forts and pleasant surroundings especially desired;
location must be sufficiently near Washington that
gentleman can come IN and go out daily. Address,
giving location anh lowest terms, II. v. VAN HEU-
SEN, JR., 1857 Nineteenth street northwest
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ToRTESGJE TE0JSE,
Corner Arkansas Avenue pnd Ocean Front
ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
N'"'''' ''''S " W" MRS ]. FoRTEseUE,
juI-thsatu2ms Proprlelress.
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wANTED-situations-Male

YOUTH FIFTEEN YEARS OF AGE.
N Wishes TO learn the bookbinding trade. Address
Book Republican office. JultStp
A YOUNG WHITE MAN WISHES A PLACE
"A to drive grocery wagon family carriage.
Apply ut i4li ST. Get, LEWIS LANGLEY. Jult9lt
VIZ TANTED-BY A RELIABLE CoLoRED MAN,
w place ns private cOaChman or watclimRn; no
objection to working in grocery provision store
Address or call ut iiS street northwest jul.-tN
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THE LEXINGTON,

Corner Fifteenth street ana New York avenue
northwest. Pleasant aud central location, opposite
the Treasury Department, and at the junction of
three llneS OF street railroads. Permanent and tram
silent boarderS can be accommodated with pleas
ant rooms Also table board at summer rhtes.
JulO2w ms. NJ. /. CoLLEY, Proprietress.
TIME FREMONT HOUSE, WITH IT'S FINE
i promenade balconies. cool, airy rooms and
superior table. will be found most esTabG place
for sumner boarding. Rates, Co. $50. sS5, and 30 per
month. jui3
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AlcdldtG Municipal
DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
EDICTO.

En- ell peri6lico Official de esta Isla, CORES.
pondiente al II de JUNO htimo, aparece in.
Gerta la Real orden de % de Abril anterior,
transcribiendo ell Real Decreto expedido el
mismo dia sobre uso de pesas y medidas
metrico-decimales para todas las classes del
Estado en- todos los actos pdDlicos priva.
dos que requieran el empleO de elias; de lae
cuales deben proveerse tanto las deppnden.
cias de la administration general, y ofcinaf
provinciales municipales, como las persOnas
que tengan ne cesidad de usarlas por sus pro-
fesiones, artes ofcio, 6 que fguren en- las
matriculaS de indU stria cOmercio, con suje.
ci6n al Reglamento que tamblen Sc iLserta en-
dicho peri6dico; habiendo declarado el
ExcmO. Sr. Gobernauor General, en- cOmuni-
caci6n de 10 del cOrriente, cOnSulta del
Ayuntamiento que preside, que el nuevo sis.
tema m6trico-decimal es de todO punto Obliga-
torio desde ell mencionadO dia II de JUNO, 10
hago saber por el presente edicto pala como
cimiento general, advirti6ndose que las pesas
y medidas que en- adelante Sc empleen han de
estar debidamente contrastadaS p0r el Al.
motacen de esta Capital, asf como las perso-
mas interesadas que deSeen enterarse del RI
glamento que Sc amerlta, cuyo conOcimlentO
les es en- extreme necessrio, para evitar toda
clase de resp 3nsabilidad conocer los deberes
que sc les impone, pueden acudlr Ia Secre.
taria municipal, donde SO les poLdra de mani
festO la "Gaceta que 10 contiene Y que pOr
ser demasiado extenso deja de publicarse
continuation.
Puerto Rico, julio 20 de 1882. Ell Alcalde
INFERNO, JOAQUIN PkNA.
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BOletln Mercantil.

tenido desde las tres y veinte minutos
de la tarde las cuatro ell sol eetaba
srdiente los espectadores mismos Sc
refugia ban donde habia sombra.
El campe6n palidece, el sudor GORE
por su cuerpo. A la quincusg6sima oc.
tava vuelta SO detiene. Ha dado Gin.
cuenta Y ocho vueltas, este cd, ha re-
corrido veintiun mil setecientos Gin.
cuenta metros en- una hora. Sus ami
COS le hacen tomar un cordial, la or.
questa entona Ia Morsellesa, y Oalvayrac
vuelve partir de nuevo. A las setenta
y una vueltss, el hom bre-vapor SO de.
tiene y SO dobls sobre sus rodillas. Sc
apresuran & darle cuidados. Las ochen-
ia vueltas no SO han cumplido, pero
ha recorrido en- una hora y diez minu.
tos, veintidos mil ochocientos setenta y
cinco metros.
OARNE. = Durante los dias 2, 8, 4 y
5 del entrante agosto So expender6 la
libra de res 6" ochavos ell primero y
los restantes & 9.
SANToRA1-Lunes, 81. San Ignacio
de Loyola, fundador, y San German,
oh. y conf
Msrtes, L. de agosto. San Pedro
Advfncula.
Ni6rcoles, 2. Nuestra Senora de los
Angeles, San Pedro, ob. de Osma, y San
Estebsn, papa y mr..
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eAcETA De HOY.

El Ministerio de Ultrsmar hs con.
testado en- Ia sigriente forms al despa'
cho telegrafco que expidi6 este Gobier.
no general felicitsndo 4 Ia ReinA por el
dia de su saDto:
i9S. s. IN. IA. ofdenan haga presente
GV. e. que agradecen expresivamente
las felicitaciones dirigidas por V. e.
Real Orden encargsndo que go iDs
tale en- el sitio mas oportuno 10 Escuela
de Artes y O6cios.
Ha sido trasladado 10 alCsldfa de
Adiuntas, por renuncia del quel la servis
don Ram6n Armendarix, delegado del
gobierno que era en- Maunabo.
Real Orden dando cuenta de que
han quedado abiertas al serviCiO publ.
co las estsciones de enlace de los ferro.
carriles de la Peninsula.
Sc ha restablecido la Comunicaci6r
telegr6fica entire Grenada y Trinidad
En- virtud de varias consultas sobre
los efectos del parr&fo so del art 50 de le
Ley municipal, ell Excmo Sr Gobernsdol
General se hs selvido declarar que sor
interesados, y como tales, estSn obliga'
dos Ia Ieparsci6n = conservation de
los caminos rurales todos los vecinos
y dOmiciliados residences en- los barriof
6 zOnaG Uuo sfecte 1ireCtamente O.
camino rural, con Lac miamas excepcio'
mes expressdas en- Ia Ley municipal J
en- 81 a1ticulo 2o del Reglamento eco
n6micc- administrative del rano de CO
minos veci2ales en- otros t6rminos
que dicha obligation comprende q los
mismos individuos que 20 Ia tienen reg
pecto los csminos vecinales, con la
circumstance de que, en- esta clase de
Was, SO considera interesado todo ter
mino municipal y en- squellas, solo lc
estG Ia zona barrio & que sfeCte.
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GAGE rILLAS

REv1sTA DE ARMAs..- domin-
60 por la tarde, 81 Dios y el tempo 10
permiten, tendra nuestro battalion de
Voluntarios revists de srmss y municio.
mes en- 81 sitio y hora acostumbrados
Sc 10 recordamos q nuestros estima.
dos companeros de armas para que,
dando una prueba mas de actividad y
puntual cumplimiento del deber, no fal.
to unO solo o la mencionada rovistR.
CULTos.-El maltes pr6ximo, & las
de la tarde, SO pondra de manifesto d
s. D. M. en- la oapilla do la V. 0. T. F.
E.. dia siguiente, q las 8, 90 celebrsra
una miss, con exposition tambien del
Santisimo Sacramento que Sc reservara
por la tarde. Todos estos cultos tendrSn
lugar con motive del Jubilee de Ia Por-
ciuncuia. A la vez se estrensra oil
nuevo Camsrln que SO ha construido en-
unO de losl altares para la imagen del
Patriarch San Francisco.
CoMPANIA FERREA DEL OEsTE.-Es va
un hecho Q. tranvla de BAyamon Ga.
tsiio, 10 cual nos complacemos On en-.
salzar. Al efecto, seg1n el anuncio que
va en- otra parte, so ha senalado ell 15
de agosto proximo para que en- esta fe.
cha tenga lugar 10 subasta de las obral
de instalacion de Ia via f6rrea.
Ojala que cuanto sntes se olga silbal
Ia locomotora al otrO lado de Ia bahia
HpoDRoMo.-Hemos recibido ell Re.
glamento del Hipodromo de San Ger.
man y el programa de las carreras Que
deben haberse veri6cado aver % &C.
guiran manans 30. Los premios que ha
bia selaIados para aver eran 4; dos de 2I
pesos para bellas formas y paso 6no J
otros dos de 100 por andadura y esca
pc total ESQ peeos. Los premios d.
maiiana seran id6nticos con exception
del designado al escape que asciende
$50 pesos.
Seg1n expresa el referido programa
go esperaban para esas ca1rerss vario
caballos de Ponce, Mayagiez, Sabana
Grsnde, Yauco y Oabo-rojo.
Damos gracias al Sr. D. Rcdolfo D6
villa, 8 quien hemos merecido el obse
quio de enviarnos los citados Reglamen
to y programa.
Observation-Disclosures tendr& Ia
gar msiiana domingo en- el teatro, la
s de la noche, la funcion lfrico.dram&
tica que oportunamente snunciamos
q beneficio de la Sociedad protector
de la inteligencis.
/ YAuoo.-Maiiana 30, segdn vemos o.
Et ProgreSo, debe inaugurarse un cas
lno, titulsdo CSrcGto de Ia Union, con u
balie. Is
Il FER1A DE MAYAGUEz. Ell pensamien
Ito dc vellticar el proxlmo ano 1884 I'M
Feria on MaysgIez adelanta hacia q
Irealigaci6n CON rapidez. Uitimament
Ecircuiaron esquelas de invitacion par
luna reunion prspsratoria que debe ha
Eberse celebrado el Is del corriente.
/ I Adeiante !
i Non Z YEBo.- Bautizs muy fresc
| Ell Asimltssta un artlcuIo nuestro con g
epfgrafe de La Democr0eia. Yea el co