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T%HE1coMPANY MusT PAY.
A Decision OF Interest 10 Holders o.
Insurance Policies.

A Decision OF Interest 10 Holders OF
Insurance Policies.
BALTIMORE Nd, March -. Judge Wright
filed yesterday an opinion In the case Of
Susan ]. johnson against the Peoples Dcne.
III Association, deciding In favor Of the
plaintiff. This T. a case Of considerable In
tcrcst 10 mutual insurance companies and
persons holding policies In them. George
W. r. Johnson, In 1854. became a member
Of the association and obtained a policy en-
titling him 10 81. 600 Ia case of death, aud In
case Of sickness 10 70 per week. On January
~, 1880, the Board Of Directors adopted a
new bylaw providing that In case a mem
Der was sick for six weeks there should be
deducted from the benefits TO WHICH he
would be entitled, one years dues, -, In
advance. This bylaw was never ratified or
confirmed by the members Of the associa.
ton. Johnson was taken sick for nine
weeks. An assessment Of $50 had been
called. which Mu. Johnson did not pay. In
May her husband died, aud the company
pciuscd 20 recognize the policy or her claim
81 ~ 600, on the ground that the anne was
forfeited by failure to pay the assessment
The widow sued the company, claiming that
the money withheld should have bccnapplled
~ the payment OF the assessment Judge
Wright takes this view Of the case and In his
opinion says. 'fhc defendant contends
that Il had the right 10 make such change
under IL bylaws without "a meeting Of Ithc
members; that the association could nulliiy
u Of the sections Of the very statute under
which alone u could exist, notwithstanding
the clear language Of the section 10 the con
tmry. : Managers Of corporations IRE.
qucntly act az though they alone constituted
the corporation, and many instances show
that they hayc acted In Interest OF certain
members without regard to the general in
tcrcsis or Of individual rights. . The
Court holds that the company had money
\ decree granting the plaintiff the relief
! praNcd "
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Aw,ae.Awane Correspondents

A curious omission Of non-publication Of
entries 10 a big stake closing two years age,
has cropped up here today through the
alcrtnoss Oh well-known newspaper CORE
spondent Mailing from the Windy City. II
seems that some two years ago tho g. Louis
Fair Jockey Club closed a stake, the namc Of
which I have not yet learned, 10 which the
added money was very liberal, representing
an amount from the club and also an equal
omount Of moncy from the newspaper rcp-
resented BY the ~wide-awako correspondent
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nlrm,ngham Enterprise.

The following extraordinary inducements
are held out by the Birmingham Jockey
Club to those who will subscribe TO its
stakes. We copy from tho Age-Hrdld Of
March 20:
All persons representing ilrst-clays mer-
chants who are or will become subscribers
To the Birmingham Jockey Club stakes, will
be cheerfully recommended by members Of
the Jockey Club 90 those wishing to make
purchases in their respective lines, aud
their names and places OF business will be
daily published on a card, which will be
distributed gratis ON the day OF the race on
which lhey snbscrlbe for Is rnn.
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Tho McAnunc- DnIy rIuh, or

NV loRK, March 2a,-Richard X. Fox,
stakeholder In the McAuline.D Daily match,
received a telegram today from Capt. A, W,
Cooke, OF Boston, stating that Capt VIM.
DAILY, Jr., hacker OF Mike DAILY, called on
him ON tho 25th instant In relation to Nc
Aulile's refusal to fight for a less sum than
$4,000. Capt DAILY suggested that Il seemed
useless TO keep u forfeit longer, as he could
not make q match for moro than 1000, and
said II lac could raise the money for u 80, OOC
match, there was nothing 10 hinder Me.
Auliile's refusing 90 fight for less than
$4,000. Capt, naly's $3.50 was returned tC
him. Capt. Cooke asks Mr.. Fox TO return
him tho $3.50 In his hands.
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IN TROUBLE AGAIN.
Drew Morrow Arrested for Forging His
Ex~-kmployor'n Name.

Drew Morrow, a young painter, Is In du.
rance vile. all ON account Of a little tmnsac.
ton he figured In that was not altogether
right II appears that Morrow has been Wis.
lting Belle Blandon. n Short Third street
siren. and Thursday night she requested the
loan ~ s2i. Not having the desired amount
IN cash he gave her a check purportinR to be
signed by q. T. Einndish, his former cm-
ploycr. Yesterday morning the woman sent
mcni, but the teller recognizing the bogus
signature, throw Il out and notified Detect.
ives Armstrong and Prydc 81 the ease They
found Morrow about M hour later aud took
him 10 the Police station. This Il not the
first time Morrow has been Ia trouble.
About q year ago be stole q watch from n
young man with whom he was %rouming, but
escaped punishment by playing crazy.
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more, st. Louis; A. d. French and wife, Mil
waukee; II. S. Bodley, Baton Rouge, La, are
at Gaston's.
AS. TuEAwErr. Atlanta; Charles Calm,
Nashville: o. y. Ware, ii. c. Townsend. Sc.
Louis; Frank S. Woods, Chicago; J. u.
White, Huntsville, Ala; George j.. Bill
lingsly, G~reenville; ]. II. Sanford, Coying-
ton; 4. X. Riddick, Somcryillc; X. ii. Old
ham, Ripley, are at the Peabody.
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Tennis.

lawn tennis promises 10 be even more
popular this season Than Il was last. Even
suburban rcsidcnts have caught the fever
aud are ~organizlng cIub, oil indnitum. Tho
Memphis Club has a %mcmbcnh y of thirty
and has rented q court on the East End
dummy line. Abe Frank aud WIN Gage,
two Of the cnck players Of Memphis, belong
10 this club, and they will make II lively Tor
all competition.
The Chickaaaw club reorganized a few
days ago with the following officers and
members; President D schasi Vlce,rrcsl'
dent v. w. scfnrss, secretary y" iyy'sc
Humos, w. n Arlington, Jrp Frank Rice,
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ne,ous All Compar,.opi

IL the universal verdict Of all who have
tried our latest brand Of cigars, which we
have Just received direct FROM Havana,
branded
nc DE sAMEfsoS,
And which We are selling rs 4 leader at
the popular price Of
2 FoR 25c.
A cigar rs good cannot be had elsewhere
8 for Doc. This we guarantee, and invite
connoisseurs Of fine ciganto try them.
|. SANEisoN & Co.,
The Direct Importers Of Memphis.
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Frank Snowdon, Arthur Warwick, J. Fisk,
W. ovcrton, John Ovcrton, Jr., w. X. Speed.
A match game was played at the clubs
court on Washington avenue near Manassas,
between W. Oycrton and J. Fisk against
scruggs and Armstrong, resulting in a vic
tory tor the former by a score Of o to "a.
This afternoon and all subsequent Satur-
days will be ladies' day, aud all friends Of
the club aro invited. Game called at 1850
n'plnpk A m
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paxla.nn.nIrrin..

tpc0I1I HIlpaich 70 The ApucaL
HELENA. Ark, March @-Mr. Sam ".
Davidson and Miss LILY Higgins were
married today by the Rev. A. c. Bruce at
the residence Of the groom. Mr.. Davidson
g. prominent planter living several miles
from Hclcna, and Il about sc%vcnty-six years
o. age. His bride Is a handsome young lady,
whose age IL In the twcntica.
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chattanooga VIII sign Players.

Special Dispatch n Tho Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Mash 2o.-Thc Chat.
tanoogn Baseball Association will sign play.
en- at once. A dark blue suit with Orange
trimmings has been selected.
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II. A. WILLIAM, Atlanta, Ga, can sup
ply 500 colorcd farm hands, In families,
next week. NJ a low rate Of transportation.
Write or telegraph him. Money 10 cover
transportation deposited in bank or with
merchants, will secure all the hands
you wish. Has parties ready 10 moyo
within twcnty.four hours notice.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA

"Paine's Celery Compound has been a God.
send 70 me. For the past two years l have sur
fered with neuralgia OF the heart, doctor after
doctor falling 70 cure me- l have. now taken
nearly four bottles OF the Compound, and am
free nom the COM aint. I feel very grateful
" YOU" CnAs. Ii. LAWS, Central Village, CT.
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splrit.

w-AsnrSoroS, March 2D.-The total pro
duction Of distilled spirits from January I,
lsss. 10 January I. 1859. was i2,3p $40 tax
able gallons being the largest production
Tor a similar period In any year since 1883
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CINCINNATI. o., March a-Riycr 10 foet .
inches and falling. Weather cloudy, Themome
Yer ~. NiEht-kl River ~ feet and falling Weather
CLOUDY aud oooL
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
ANOTHER GOOD DAYS RACING AT
NEW ORLEANS.
Chattanooga Organized At last And
Signing a Team-Southern League
Acknowledgements First
In Fielding.

New ORLEANS, la, March 29.-There was
a large attendance at today's races. The
weather was fine and the track fast.
First Race-Five furlongs. SkobeloH won
In l;03A, Pat sheedy second, Golightly
third.
Second Race-Three-fourths Of n mile.
Stuart won in lie, Macauley second, Little
Bess third.
Third Race-0ne mile. Quotation won in
LAG, kermesse second, Kirkman third.
Fourth Race-Three-eighths of a mile.
Mile Williams won in 03SA, Wrestler
second, Hildegarde third.
r. ORLEANS ENTRIES.
The following are the entries, weights and
odds on New Orleans races as posted last
night at Powers 4 Co.'s Turf Exchange.
First Raoo-Fiyeoights, selling. GENTLY, o., I
70 l.. victories. ~, ? TO !; Catherine H., rs. 2 10 4;
Florlnc, los, 10 to !; Eternity, l0i. G to |; Dutchman,
lOL, 4 To !; Orange Girl, log, 3 TO 1; Nattell, lO7, o 10
j; Fred Mooley, los, 3 TO |; Jimmie II, ll3, 4 TO I.
Second Race-Thrcefourths selling. Benton,
l0l, 10 20 |: Little Boss, iO2, 4 to L. BoOtjack. lOi, 2
10 1; Annawan, l0l s 10 |; Duhmc, los, 2 10 Il: Event.
los, g To Il Tudor, us, . to D. -
Third RRce-Onc mile. Moonlight, 10, . 10 l.
Pritchett, lOi, . to !; Pell Nell, 100, 4 to /; Sympa.
thetlcs Last. %, . to /; Jim Williams, %. 3 20 |;
Lemon, %, d To L. Selleck, o., 3 TO 1; Jim Nave, 20,
10 TO 4. Dan Meeks, ~, Is 10 I.
Fourth Racc-Onc. hall mile, selling. Lexington
3, so, D 10 . Mona +, 81, 3 to L. Los Webster, 80, 2 to
Ecstacy, ~, 9 TO l. Cassandra, 9S, 4 10 1; T.. J.
Rusk. luO q In 4
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Effects Lasting Cures

p1pJec Liria0 upon Iactdted Ebod 0re HollAN,
D"OfEo Happy, Hoarty. II Is Uiogudlsd.
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Vap. aIem. " GalIcIa. -

| VoP' 0iOiIIv 0dtICl6s
Pr0cedente de st. Thomas y I'm.
ropa, recalara a este puerto del
8al1O del corriente.
Oonsignatarios, Mullenboff &:
Korber.
Vap. esp. Herman cortes.'
Procedente de Barcelona ' escaa
las, ha salido del puerto de Sta.
Cruz de Tenerite, y Sc espera en- 6s-
to del 6 al del corriente.
Cumplida la descarga de 10 uuc
conduce para este puerto, seguir&
q los de Mayagtiez, Ponce, Matan-
zas, Habana y Oienfuegos, para cu-
yos tres dltimos admite carga Y
pasaje.
Vap. esp. "crlstobal colon."
Del 12 al 13 del corriente sc es-
pera en- este puerto procedente de
barcelona y escslas, Y terminada
la descarga de la que conduce pa
ra es'a, seguir& para Maj agiiez.
Ponce, Matanzas, Habana Y Glen
fuegos, admitiendo carga Y pasaje
para los tres tl,imos puertos.
Oonsignatarios, hubert HERNIA.
nos.
Vap. Ing. magnolia"
El dfa % del pasado mes ha
salldo del puerto de New York, con
destino a esta Isla.
. Oonsignatarios, S. de J. Eala
8 90.
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MOvIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.

BNTRAnAA pH TRAvRStA.
Ninguna.
ENTRADAS DB OABoTAJn.
Col esp "Laura," de Vega alta
Col esp "Hortensia," de Vega
alta.
Col esp /. Coraz6n de Jesds," ds
Manatf. '~ 80 '~"'''s'
Gol-esp "Petra," de Arecibo.
1. Col esp "Julia," de'Vega-alta.
sALIDAs Dn rRAvnsfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vapol
espanol ''Man uela," despachado poi
L. Duplace. Por Mullenhoff y
Korber, 2 81 cafe con 49, 'yilos.-
Para Gibara, por S. de Ezquiaga,
40 81 cafe con 3,516 kilos. Por j.
Ochoa y hermano, IL ST cafe con
1,130 kilos.-Para Santo Domingo,
por S. de Rzquiaga, l cuhete con-
teniendo $4,000 mejicanos.
sALIDAs DE OABOTAJR.
Bdrs. esp. "Paquita," para Aqua
dilla.,
Col. esp. "Carmelita," para Ma
yagiiez,"
DESPACE1ADOS.
Col. esp. "Clementina de Cana
rias," para Naguabo y Humacao
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AvISOS.
vap. esp. "sAN FRANCISCO"

v0P' COZ. OAN T 1ANCISCO.' =
Segdn cablegrama recibido 20,
sus consign atarios, ha salido del
puerto de Vigo directamente para
esta, ell dfa 25 del pasado.
Vap. esp. "Buenaventura."
Nos informan sus consignatarios
por cablegrama recibido, que el
mencionado vapor ha salido de Ii.
verpool directamente para 6sta ell
dia 30 del mes pr6ximo pssado, y
ell vapor " Niceto" " saldra hacia
ell dia IA del corriente.
vap esp "Relna Mercedes."
Del 8 al 9 del corriente recalara
a este puerto, procedente de Colon
y escalas.
Vap esp BUENOS AIRES.
Ell dia 80 del mes pr6ximo pa
sado sali6 del puerto de O4diz con
destino q @sta, segdn nos informau
sus consignatariOs.
sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Vap. esp. "Euskaro.'
Procedente de Liverpool Y esca-
las, recalara q este puerto del 5 al
8 del corriente mes de Diciembre y
admitira carga para Habana, Ma.
tanzas, OieDfuegos, Santiago de
Cuba y Oardenas. Para informes.
sus consjgnatarios.
Vijande B %.
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REVISfA DEL MBRCADO DE SAsfANDER
Noviembre 19 de 1889.

| Noviembre 19 de 1889.
| CotS.-De los escasos arribos que
hemos tenido de este artfculo, bien
POGO ha venido a aumentar las
cortas existencias del mercado
pues solamente han quedado ensIa
plaza 81 sacos de los 265 recibidos
de Habana, Colon = .Londres. Asf
| Y todo, los almacenistas han segui.
do resistiendose nuevas compras,
temerosos de uu pr5ximo descenso
en- los precios; y solamente Sc han
realizado pequenos Totes para com.
promises del momento, pudiendo
entire ellos citar uno de 40 sacos
caracolil o, y otro de 30 de Hacien-
da superior, todos precios reser-
va1os. Los tenedores de parti-
dss las ofrecen de % & 80 duros las
clafes de Puerto Rico superiores,
de u q % las buenas, y a 273 eli
Manila, que suponen ser los tipos
corrientes, pero no hallan compra-
dores que hagan siquiera ofertas.
Sin entradas en- ell dep6sito de CO.
mercio, salieron de 81 en- Octubre
235 sacos, y qued6 una existencia
de $40 en- fin de dicho mes.
AsatcGres.-Aceptada y generali-
zada la baja de este dulce, no obs.
tante la resistencia que halo en- ell
mercado, ha sobrevenido la paraIi
zaci6n en- las transacciones, te-
miendose quizas mayor descenso.
Todo el movimiento de la plaza,
fuera de los pedidos del interior,
Sc ha reducido & algunos cientos
de sacos, cajas y barriles, que aca-
80 no excedan en- conjunto de LOCO
a 1.2OO bultos, pasando todas las
operaciones a precios reservados
Figuran como corrientes, aun-
que son acaso mas nominales que
ef ctivos, por que faltan en- abso.
luto los compradores, los de AZ 81
A reales arroba por las classes de
blancos: 40 a 401 los blanquillos
80 hasta 81 dorados 20 & 81 los |
centrifugas; 40 a AZ los granu a.
dos; % a 80 los mascabados, y 81
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Sc VENDE,

Una maquina de vapor, IA csballol
de- fuerzs, doble engransjs, que da mo
vimiento & I'm trapiche cuyos cilindrol
midsn 8 pies 9 pulgsdas por 2 pies d.
diamstrc. Dos bonbss, una de alimen.
tar Ia cslders, y otra de levRntar sgus
fgia 4 los dsp6sitos. Un emburradol
de doble cadena, 90 pies de largo POI
3 pies s pulgadAs de sncko. Dos cla.
riicsdoras hero fudido con 81 tube
rio de cobre para el vspor, ans vAlvu.
las, llaves etc, suficientes D eontenel
800 galones de guarapo csda uno. Uns
serpeDtins de cobrs para vapor.
Todo 10 cuRl, ssi como los asientoe
de msderas del pals , grande sscuadris
sobre que descansan 10 mGquina do Va.
por y el molino se encuentran en- per.
fecto estado y 90 resliza { precio muy
lfmitsdo.
81 que interese comprarlo puedt
psdir informes y entenderss CON dor
Juan F. Finlay, almacen de loa Srss
'r6sas , Finlay--Msrina,
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AOEITE PARA ALUMBRADO
"LuZ DIAMANTE",
de la Mbrica Longman y Martinez,
NEW-YORK.
Libre de erp1osi6m, humo y NAL
0lor.-17O grGdcS de Farenheit.

Libre de erplosi6n, humo y NAL
OlOr.-17O grads de Farenheit
Este aceite esta fsbricado por
una redestilaci6n especial, exclusi-
vamente para ell uso dom6stico y
muy particularmente donde hay
nifos. Es CRYSTALLINE como el aqua
destilada. Su luz es clara, brillan-
te y sin olor.
Es tan completamente SECURE,
que 81 la lampara Sc quiebra per
casualidad, Ia llama quedara extin-
guida en- ell acto. Esta envasado en-
la misma forma que el kerosene CO.
rriepte, teniendo las latas un sif6n
de Patente que permite llenar las
l&mparas con la misma lata, sin
derrames de ninguna espeeie. Las
mismas lamparas en- uso en- la ac-
tualidad sirven para Ia Luz Dia-
mante, limpiandolas y poniendo
mechas nnevas que no estSn satu-
radas con otra clase de kerosene.
Tambi6n envasamos la Luz Dia-
mante en- latas de / y 2 galones
expresamente para el uso de fami-
lias.
De venta por todos los almace.
Ines de viveres en- Puerto Rico.
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Juanito Famania, entire tfmido y
alegre, apuesto y enamOrado, bal.
laba lleno de entusiasmo con la da
ma que calific6 de |" "huri mahome,
taHan.
Dicen las cr6nicas que conserva
como reliquia hermosa ell peIfuma-
do pa6uelo de Ia bella y gentil
/" huri".
Oes6 la fiesta. Volvieron las
cosas 4 su lugar, y cada mochuelo
& su olivo. Subimos & nuestrO CO.
che, Y sin acordarnOs del Plata, nj
de sus vegas, nj del po6tico paisa.
|je, cruzamos las montaiias de Ga.
yey y de Aibonito y penetramos en-
Ooamo, la villa de nuestros recuer-
dos y emociones.
EdgGrdo.
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AGENCIA GENERAL
DE ENCARGOS Y NEGOOIOs.
Ell que suscribs oftece sus servicios
al ptblico en- general, 4 Baber:

Ell que suscribs oftece sus servicios
al ptblico en- general, 4 ssbsr:
IL Sc ha dedicado = sigua en- l.
Administration de Fincas, entendi9u.
dose en- sus reparaciones y actos Judi.
ciales etc.
e. Otrece 4 los M9dicos 10 "Or6ni.
CO M9dico Qail drgica de 10 HahaDa =
los retirados del Servicio " In Vok
de claaes pasivas que 80 publica On
Madrid, de cuyos peri6dicos co Agents.
80 Se ocupar6 de todo 10 que SEQ
anexo & Ia Agencia. y en- especialjdad
d asuntos de fiAnzaa, cancelacioneG,
hipotecss por prestamos sobra Apcas
ETC., formation de expsdientes, 20 po-
sesorios para acreditar propiedsd. ya ci-
viles para disfrutar pension del Tesofo,
~ de psgss de toca, ~ de Moutspfo y
pensiones militsres, 4 que les dan de.
recho disposiciones vigentes, suEque
hayan contraido matr monio los cans
santes, bien sea de psis.pcs, bisn Dc
Ia clase de trops de subalternos, con
tai de que hsyan sido Capitanes anten
del 22 de Octubre de 1858, 8 graduados
de tales, sptes tambisn del 80 de- 0ctp.
bre de 1855.
a. A gestionsr, por conducto do
Agentes que tiene en- Madrid para ca
pronto lespscho, Asuntos que se rocen
CON los Mlnisterios y dem&a Oens
tros ofcisles, como ignslmente en- Ro-
ma para Ell de la concession 4 Caballe-
ros y Sefioras de Ia gracia de poder OBJ
tener 10 dignidAd Y las insigniss de Il
Real, Ponti6cia , Militsr Ofden del
Ssnto Sepnlcro de Jerusalem, quedan.
do al cuidado de aquellos (por mi con.
ducto) 10 formaci6n de dichos expedien-
tes.
So Para poder contestsr las peticio.
mes que Sc le dirijan de ID isis, es ii 4
dispsnsabls qna 'emitan Sc centayos
en- sellos de frsnqueo, 81 90 asunto que
atafie esta Agencis, y el de 81 81
fnere para 10 Peninsnla,. siendo eIsfi.
dad que no se contestarA, 81 falfAy1
este requisite.
Su dsspscho en- Ia Oelie dsi .Csisto
n6mero 8, de T-a Q de Ii man ma. = dc
IL "A de Ia tarde.
Puerto Rico, 70 % n vlsnsrs A
| Jun =, z'Nstsr
5s4s-s ss,
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do este Palacio 4 la Direction Dc
Correos. La Bolsa de Oomercic
est& rodeada do una Gale circular,
mas ancha que la antigua, j como
cOmpuesta t0da do casas nuevas
recien Constrnidas, presenta an
sgradable aspecto; aqui Sc halla
alguna novedad arquitect6nica, y
es una galerfa cubierta fOrmada
con una hilera de colnmnas. La
calificaCi6n dc magniflco monumen,
to,que did al edi6cio M Chantemps,
puede tenerse en- rigor por IN po-
GO aventurada. pero sin embargo
es de buen efecto.
On p6rtico con cuatro columnas
de orden corintio, c0r rJnado con 81
fondo aTriba indicado; dos grupOs
de niii0s sosteniendo I'M caduceo
monumental; nm vestibulo con
cuatro columnas aisladas y ocho
empotra1as precede a la sala re-
donda; tiene 65ta al rededor un piso
baio, IN entresuelo, I'm primer piso
con baTandilla de hierro sobre una
primera cornisa, un piso segundo
sObre otra cornisa, con balanstrada
de piedra; parecia mas natural ha-
berlo arreglado a la inversa, pero
no ha sido asi. Sobre un atico que
Sc desarrolla ca pilastras pequehas
Sc sostiene la cdpula de hero di.
vidida en- dos zouas, la inferior de
hierro con pinturas decorativas, la
superior de cristal blanco. Los dos
pisos tienen cada uno vtinte y Gin.
co ventanas dobles. Toda la er
Quitectura interior es de orden do
rico, severe.
Las pinturas de Ia c1pula repre-
sentan: la primera America, y ha
sido ejecutada por M. Lumiuai- /;
la segunda ell Este de A sia y Afti-
ca, por NJ. Olair6n; la tercera la
Europa latina y griega, po" NJ.
Lucas; y la cuarta Russia. por M.
Laugec. Entre estas cuatro parte<
IN artista que ha fa'lecido hace
POGO, NJ. Mazerolle, ha pintado al
gunos grupos aleg6Iicos que imitan
el mArmol blanco.
La composition que representa-
America deja que desear: pieles
rojas y gauchos, en- el &c ltro y q
los lados; en- segundo plano unas
praderas. una locomotora america
ma Y un cielo cargado de espesas
nubes que amenazan tempestad.
El Africa esta representada por I'm
grupo de negros que sc destacan
sobrs el foudo azul del cielo; & Ia
derecha chiuos y japonese' con
trajes de colores viv0s, Y q la IL
quierda Iodostanos, ingleses y
frsnceses, con un mar verde claro
y IN ciefo azul.
La Europa latina esta represent
tadR por Espana & Italia q la dere
cha, y Francia & la izquierda.
No es de extrafisr que falte uD
conjun:o de ammonia en- estas pin
turas = que presenter defectos; no
podia snceder menos habiendo si
do encargadss q oustro artistas
diferentes de este modo no puede
haber uDidad, y cualesquiera defec-
tos toman mayores preparedness.
r. COntGmine de Latour.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-12-06
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