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THE OHIO DEMOCRATS
Preparing for Great Convention in
Cleveland.
THE EHIEDAM BREAKS HER SHAFT.
Fire in a Duluth Hotel Early This
Morning.
WAR UPON THE ALLIANCE.
THE OHIO DEMOCRACY.
Tomorrow Convention to BE One Of Il
Largest Ever Held I'm the State.

Tomorrow Convention to BE One Of the
Largest Ever Held I'm the State.
CLrvELASp, July 13.-The delegates to the
democratic state convention are arriving in the
city, and the indications are that tomorrow will
witness one Of the largest democratic gather
ings ever assembled in the buckeye
state. Although the preliminary meetings Of all
the committees win be held tomorrow the
convention proper will not meet until 10 a. m.
Wednesday. Hon. Allen W. Thurman, son Of
the ''Old Roman" is 70 be the temporary chair
man, as this selection Is made by the state CEN
tral committee.
1t is apparent to all except the friends OF
other candidates that Gov. Jas. T. Campbell
VIII be renominated on the first ballot,
although the friends of Hon. Lawrence Neal
stu insist that their candidate has fighting
chance. Hamilton county will cast a solid
vote Tor Neal unless the strenuous
efforts that are being made by the Campbell
men TO have the denomination go TO the gov
ernor by reclamation should finally induce
Neal and Kline to withdraw in the interest of
harmony The feeling against Campbell
among Hamilton county delegates is SO strong,
however, that il is a very sanguine man indeed
who would predict harmony in the convention.
Gov. Campbelrs friends are complaining of
Q canard which they saw is being circulated by
the enemies Of the governor to the effect that
he contemplates declining the nomination
after winning the fight, and that the
Campbell men are then to throw
the nomination to John A. McMahon of
Dayton. The story receives no general cre-
dence. Congressman-elect Thos. L. johnson
Of Cleveland returned from Europe and has
wired that he will be IN Cleveland today. Il is
reported that he will work in the interest Of
Neal.
Silver Men Said to Be in Control
Special dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, O., July ia number of promi-
nent democrats here who oppose free coinage
OF silver are very much alarmed by reports
from Cleveland to the effect that the free silver
men will have control of the convention there
and will insert a free silver plank in the plat
form.
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A DOUBLE HOMICIDE.
Apparently . Causeless Murder and Suicide
in . Little Missouri Town.

In = A1ttle M1eoOu1 Town.
JEyrrRsoS CRY, No., July ia double
homicide occurred at Toas ten miles east Of
this city, yesterday morning. Just after mass
in the small Catholic church at that place
Francis Bermlemans was angersd by
Joseph Frank in q quarrel in some manner.
Bsrmlemans tried to pacify Frank and sppar-
emily succeeded in doing SO. The two walked
away arm in arm, and after they had gone
about fifty feet together Frank drew
revolver and fired. The shot took
effect in Bermlemans' left breast. The wounded
man caught Frank by the shoulders and begged
him not to shoot again. Frank fired Q second
time and Bermlemans fell dead, with bullet in
his breast and another in his brain. Frank
pointed his revolver toward his own head and
snapped il twice. He then started OF and the ex-
cited congregation gathered around the remains
Of Bermlemsns and carried them TO the school
house near by. Frank started down the road
way, but had gone but short distance when
he again placed the revolver at his head and
blew out his brains.
No cause was discovered for Franks asnult
on Bermlemsns and it 10 generally belieyed
that his suicide prevented . 1ynchiu9.
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MI. Powderly Declines 20 BE wor,d's Fsas
Conmissioner

SCRANTON. Pa, July ls.-General Master
Workman Powderly has declined the worlds
fair commissionership, TO which he was sp-
pointed short time ago by Gov. Psttison.
Mr.. Powdsrly says he has not the time necss-
sary for . proper discharge Of the dutiss oa
the worlds commissioner, that be intends 70
seek an election to the constitutional conven-
ton this fall in the interest Of ballot reform,
and that as the head Of a great labor organiza-
ton he must be independent Of all entangling
political alliances TO the end that he may be tree
10 criticise the acts of public officials
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The shsri6 VIII Lesvs Rockville for Hsrndsa
20 secure Him.
Special Dispstch to The Evening Star.
RocKvrLLE, Nd, July lS.-Information has
been received here that yoiletti, the Italian
Who shot Frenchman named Cook near Great
Falls Q few days ago, has been arrested st
Herndon, Va Sheriff Fairall will 20 for him
e soon a necessary papers can be prepared.
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ANOTHER CRANK SHAFT BROKE N.
The Schiedam, From Rotterdam, Has to Go
Ahead Under Slow Steam.

NEW YORK, July ls.-The steamship Olympia
which arrived here this morning from various
Mediterranean ports, reports that on the 11th
of July at noon she spoke the Dutch steamer
Schiedam, from Rotterdam for New York, in
disabled condition, her crank shaft being
broken. She, however, expected to repair the
damage sooE and declined offers of assistance
from the Olympia. The repairs were evidently
effected in a few hours. as the steamship
England, from London, which also arrived here
this morning. reports that on the llth inst. at
6 o clock in the evening, she saw the Schiedam
proceeding under slow steam.
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WAR ON THE ALLIANCE.

The Democratic Editors Of Kansas WIN
Shortly Issue an Address.
CHICAGO, July IA special dispatch from,
Topeka, Kan, says the democratic editors who
have been holding meeting here have decided
to prepare an address to the people of Kansas
and also warn the democrats Of the nation
against the Farmers Alliance. committee
was appointed to draft an address and another
meeting provided for July "a, at whi h time
the committee will report. In the meanwhile
the democratic editors will begin systematic
and determined warfare on the a-iance.
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MOVEMENT OF SnvER.-The issue Of standard
silver dollars from the mints during the week
ended July II was s469, 1885, The issue during
the corresponding period last year was
S406, 6,715. The shipments Of fractional silver
coin since the LIST instant amount to S498, ,l09.
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New York, July lS.-Ths United States Senate
subcommittee on tari6 and Senate committee
on rules met ct The Fifth Avenue Hotel II
was announced that sessions would Be sxscu-
tive and nothing would b given TIE pres
until kte this afternoon.
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RARE YOU GOING ON A TRIP!
~ II 50. we can nit you in Clothing to sui.
your taste and purse.
In Pants our stock 10 worthy of your in
spection. Prices, S:3 to 81.
Have you seen our 81. 30 Coat and Serge
Vest Uour coiorsg
In Fine suits, such as you wish to wear
when Visiting your frienus. our assortment
u large.
Call and see US.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
3y10 43A 7th Ut. nv.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY NETTLEroN Of tn
Treasury Department left the city today for
weeks absence.
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Has Nor REsIGNED.-Treasurer Nebeker re-
sumed his duties at the Treasury Department:
this morning after short visit to Indiana He
says he has not resigned and has no intention
Of so doing.
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Kansas Farmers and Their Mortgages.
CHICAGO, July ia Topeka special says r.
ports from thirty-eight counties in thel state
Published In the Capital, the official state
paper, show that mortgages on farms were
pad on In June to the amount Of e7sl, ,sSa
while new ones were fled for el7S.67k
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Col. o. P. HALLAM Of Illinois, the new ap
pointment clerk Of the pension Office, entered
upon his duties today
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Tm PlEsDHxr has granted the application
Of William Singleton Of the District Of Colum-
bia for remission Of forfeited rscosnizance In
case whore he was surety. In the appli-
cation Of Addison Smith for NE same cause in
two cases the President granted remission and
denied IL In Q third.
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NAVAL ORDER.-Lieut. VIM. r. Rush has beeI
ordered to duty on the Bennington.
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The delegation then retired.

TIE PHnADRIPzrA NMr.-Messrs. James 81.
Windrim and A. Z. Mcclure Of Philsdelphia
have consented to serve on the commission TO
select site for the new mint at Philadelphia
Nothing has been heard from the other gentle
men who were requested to assist in that work.
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In Default of Bail He is Held on Miss orsRs
Charge.

New YoRK, July ls.-Ralph Z. LAngston, 50
Of Hon. John N. Langston, was taken before
Recorder smyth in general sessions today and
committed in default of sl, 900 bail. LAngston
ID under Indictment on q charge Of abduction
AMI inveiglement preferred against him by Mo
Holen n Graf Of Brooklyn-
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Isolemnly swear that the above is . true and
correct statement Of the circulation of The EVEN
ING STAR for the week ending July II, 1891.
J. WHIT. HEBRON.
Cashier Evening Star Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
thirteenth day Of July, AID. 1891.
JOHN +. C. CLARK,
Notary Public
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SECRETARY TRACY has returned to this cit
from New York.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TopAY.-Internal re,
enue, S932, ,146; customs, $733. $40.
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Dr. HAxMfrr PROTESTS AGAINST THE MANNER n
WHICH He HAS BEEN TRxATHp-A DELEGATION
OF CITIZENS IN FAVOR OF DIR. rowNsHEND-Ml.
DOUGLASS WILLING TO GIVE A REASON.
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N W. are sslsns
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, 17c. EACH
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. e. IS DOZEN.
WIRE SCREEN DOORS. COMPLETE.
With Spring Hinges Hook and Eye and Knob. s1sach.
% Fl. GARDEN HOSE. COMPLETE
With Couplings and Patent Nozzle, &c each.
GARDEN HOSE REELS. 75c EACH.
A FULLY GUARANTEED LAWN MOWER. o. 70.
3-QUART ICE CREAM FREEZER. s1.s5 EACH
POULTRY NETTING. PINCH MESH.
Fer 100 square feet. eoc-
SEARS SPECIAL RACKETs. s4.36.
BARBER L ROSS.
COZ. 11TH AND SITS. NV.
Opposite Boston Dry Goods stors sp74m
W~AMERToAN ICE COMPANY,
16f o5h Wo56 A6R Rsb BLLaH IafHs dealers in
nGe s ssppy ss
:. ooo r1e 1ReivEks Sk Asp 6G0SssG{MERs; 1
@ su fa SfTsfg
FoK FAMILY Use specially. send in orders early.
L. NJ WILLIS,
fel4-8m Vice President and Manager.
W,IN THE MODERN GAS RANGE ALL THE
- objections hitherto urged against gas
means Of cooking have been entirely overcome, 20
that house hold is complete without stove
OF some sort.
Call ana examine the
''SUN DIAL"
GILT EDGE"
ECLIPSE and
RELIABLE"
At the Office Of the
myIs-tr WASHINGTON 6AsLIGHr COMPANY.
aIT Is A PROVEN FACT
That l carry the LARGEST, handsomest
and more complete TOCK of AMERICAN WATCHES
in THIS city. single call at my stores will convince
you that my Prices LOW ss any hrst-class
house in the UNITED STATES. TINE CERTIFI-
GATES given with all nrst-class WATCHES.
4. l.. SALTZSTEIN, IT.,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
sos 7th st. NV.
Branch cor. Main and CRANKY Sta, Norfolk, Va
my6-3m
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80 PrR Cent DISCOUNT. 80.

80 PER Cent DISCOUNT. 80.
We are going to remodel our building. but before do
ing will have to dispose of the greater portion Of
stock Of Furniture. Carpets, Mattings. Baby Car
riages and Refreerators. which propose doing at
discount of 80 per cent all goods for ten days
only. beginning July =.
The following are few Of the numerous bargains
which we will offer:
1 5-piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suite. Former price.
sI25. Now ss7.
2 6.piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suites. Former price.
$50. Now ESQ.
1 5-piece Silk Tapestry Pxrlor Suite Former price.
s95. Now s66. 30.
6-piece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suite Former price,
s1l5. Now $3.50.
26-piece Silk Tapestry PArlor Suites. oak frames.
metal trimmed. Former price. 500 Now $50.
/ Solid Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suite. Former
price, ss5. Now s5e5o.
1 Solid Walnut 3piece Chamber Suite. Former
price. s75. Now s52 80.
3 Solid Walnut 3piscs Chamber Suites. Former
price. SO. Now s35.
Solid Oak Cheval 3-piece Chamber Suite. Former
price. s55. Now s3s. so.
1 Solid Walnut sideboard. Tenn. marble. Former
price $50. Now SO.
Solid Oak sideboard. finished old English. Former
price, ESQ. Now s42.
Solid Oak Quarter-sawsd Library Table. Former
price, $50. Now sl4.
Flat-top Desks. oak and walnut. Former price,
s22. Now SIS. 80.
Chamber Suites in hard wood. from a16 up.
Psrlor Suites in hair cloth and plush from s25 up
sideboards in hard wood. from s13 up.
These prices for cash only the goods being sold
at cost % they viii 90 to make room for the work
men.
JOHN SMITHS
FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE,
iy7-6s &52 Pa ave. nv. south Gds.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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snd nsar s s .''
'Ns asarss peEs
iS ~ sas' ven q bkfI ga Registrar
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF FED
Ev Nj h. 18th M S &c esd
for the eonfetrir- Of the Z G. decree stated
W" Vii &c sanE Al
are urged to be present and those lodges fra
TO sS "h T. ssers.slg NJ
R~ACKNoWLEDGM THE LAST
s. e.
instructed to express publicly the hearty thanks of the
as N the iHs shs
Washington journal and la The "a. Eysnlns rs Star;
HENRY wALTHER. Secretary. '' '''0sDi Il
K~LoDdEs. ATTENTION.
Masonic Mystic Shrine
Odd Fellows. Knights Templar.
Royal Arcanum. Ind. Order of Mechanics,
Knights Of Pythiss. Patriotic Order Sons Of
Red Men. America.
Elks.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
Buttons for any of the above orders. solid gold
fronts,
FOR 5Oc EACH
BAUM'S
lIen's Furnishing DEPARTMENT..
iy13 4l6 9TH at.
K,~wHAT WE WILL DO.
We will sell Finest Dress Shirts. made Of wam
sutts cotton and hne linen bosons. tor S. We will
sell you our Old time Shirt. open front pleated bosOms
Tor $1 We Will sell you for 81. 80 ~ Madras
Cheviot Outing Shirt. We will sell you tor 81 Sat
teen, Chevioteen Mummy Cloth Outing Shirt that
can't be duplicated for less tnsn 81 81. We will sell
you Underwear at prices that will sstonish you.
BRANCH BALT1MokE SHIRT FACTORY.
93l 9th st. u. w.,
Near New York ave.
ty13-6t
0ABERT ALBERT. REAL ESTATE
~ brokers, will move their office on July 15
70 oOo lGh e. NV. tyl33t
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EUNPARALLELED SPECIAL OFFER
I offer my entire stock of AMERICAN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. GOLD CHAINS.
RlNGS. EAR RINGS, LADIES' BREAST
PINS. BRACELETS. SCARF PINS.
CLOCKS AND SILvERwARE at a special
discount of 20 PER CENT FOR CASH, for
ashort time only. Goods marked in PLAIN
FIGURES.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
A. L. sALTZsTEIN. JR.,
MANUFACTURING JEwELKR,
jy13-3m sos 7th st. NV.
~CONTRIBUTIONB TO HELP DEFRAY FX-
OF the e. 1. A. L. of America may be made TO Paul H.
Cromelien treasurer. receiving teller Lincoln National
Doherty. president oO5 New Jersey ave y W. Edward
Gs,t n & ehairnan executive exc committee sos st s.
lS2 ss ~ st. W: W. Il. Lepley. the Church News;
u OlConnor. slo9th St W.. and Miss Mabel Ialion.
9l4 . st: NV jyl3Gt
e. JULY Is, 1891.
wi" close at fs3fa qaj! s5N fur
jyl3-3' g23 Pa. ave
K-TELEPHS%SSEao %SaoS CALL ALL ~ stss.
by doing so we Keep abreast in our business. buy
ciose get new and unique samples, and 4ive low
prices. JOHN F. SHERRY
my93m Printer and Engrayer, o23 st NV
OF COMMISSIONERS TO AS
sess value of lands in Rock Creek PARK. =
Notice 10 hereby given that the comlisso oners ap-
pointed by the Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia to ascertain and assess the value the lands
contained on the map Of Rock Creek Park filed among
the land records Of the said strict the 10th day
Apri 1891 said lands constituting tine said Park will
hold their hrst session in the Old Circuit Court
in the city hall in the city of Washington District
DAY Of JULY. 1891. at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ when
anu where all persons interested the srtaninz
and assessing the value OF the said lands are hereby
noned to attend And notice is hereby further given
that the said comnl> >siOners will on THURSDAY,
dAE SixTEENfH DAY OF JULY, 1891, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. meet st Klingle Ford bridge, in the
county Of Washington District aforesaid the
pose Of beeinning then there view Of the said
lands constituting the said Rock Creek Park as afore-
said when and where all persons interested in said
view are hereby notified to attend. NOKvAL W.
BURCHELI, JAMES l.. NORRIS, GEORGE J.
sEOFkERLE. Comnisstoners. jy11-2t
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ARENOvAL--H. CLAY STEWART 4 SON
~ Have Removed to Their New Ofhcs,

Wnere they efo pfopefeo with increased foc1kfoo
conduct their real estate and loan business PSrponH
sttentiop given 70 collecting rents. NOTARY. H7-0t
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CHRIN6 IRAY TEA.
= fr.spd durtng the
bot ve<fhsr aud Wh.n
ICED szrprfsns.y pals-
~ sr1sscassys.a AK / sys.a
- - -
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R@SEXCURSIONS! EXCURHIONo!i
II you giving excursion you VIII want printed
matter to make II . success. I am quoting lowest
prices for good work.
BYRON 3. ADAMS, Printer.
5a27 512 Qth u. q. ".
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FOtOgrafIa en..... prosa
Un gyuD5to de MayagGez.

Son mis- SenabIG9agGdGS dos terrOncitos de
az1car; dos .enemigos lie la tranquilidad dc
los cOrazones; dos flores de las mas preciOsas
del rico jardin yagUezano.
Son Eu6rfanas de madre viven pOr el Ca
minO NuevO con ell autOr de su@ dias, IN renon-
bradO maestro de mdSica, lnuy querldO amigo
miO, y persona ba jO todos cOnceptos estimabe.
LA mayor, que fu6 educada en- Barcelona
que es todO un p0lne5tO de primera fuerza, tie
ne los colores de la reina de las flores que le ha
dado su nomDre, y los pies mas reQuetepequeni-
tos que he visto en mi vida; su trato es agra
dabiliSjmo, y en- labOres lie nlano ~ tiene las
manOs que parecen cOmbinatlas con azucenas
Y caracOes J, no hay mas ALA.
Su hermana, tocalla de una celebrada En-
peratriz, hiia de5Carlos VI y mtlier de Francisco
duque de LOrena, ALA pOr los amos de l73C, es-
ia conceptuada de ser una de las chicas mas
guapas de la Ciudad del Oetste; tlene una Gin
turita- : -asf, y unos ojos capaces de hacer de-
rretIr una barra de est anO u pleno mes de Dl-
cemble.
~ Cupido =?
Dire usted. No me gusta aVerlguar Vi
das ajenas, pero dcen que I'm apreciable en-
pleado de, Hacienda y unj6vell mitad hacendado
mitad comerciante, mitad ibereno del mar
mitad hombre de TERRA GCle'atrO, reVolotean
por ALI
7Por los lemas solo Sc decir, que son muy
e.ridas amigas mias las fotOgrahadas que
CO ltivan cor primor un jardnciI!o que poseen
{, N su casa; que son casi, casi til guapas, como
vO. V que las estimo muchisiSimlO.
~ 9''0 '''N D.F
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LADY VIRGINIA.

mar6a, Sc habian reunido, estaban SEN
tadOs como en- un estrada, una pOrci6n de
persOnas en- paz y concordia, pero no en-
silencio. FL far9aie1ate material es grato al
andaluz, pero no asf ell intellectual ALI,
pues, Sc discurria y SO plGticGbG mucho, Y
sobre distintos asuntOs.
Tia Maria, dijo a la duena de la Ca
sa ante la cual estaban reunidos, su COM
padre Ell TiO Nicolas; su hijo de listed,
Juan, tiene mas suerte que quiere. va no
anda con la calesa es mayoral lleva
77ne berlina. Todavia 10 hemos de YER
9rO de los infantes
-iY por que no, 81 la sperte le favo-
reov, 81 entiende su ofcio, es hombro de
bi6n repuso Ia buena mujer; pues no
pOrque sea mi hijo, pero bien conoce US
ted que 6l tod0 SO 10 merece. Pero CO.
mo sabe usted, cOmpadre, que lleva berli
na? iSera cOsa que me de usted un ale
5r0n = me tenga 20 luego que desalograr
-Comadre, cuando yo digo una cosa,
la frma el rey perO ahf esta su hii0 de
usted en- propia persona, que Sc 10 podra
decir de manera que le de usted cy6ito.
Efectivamente, llegaba eli este mo-
mento un hombre joven y jo7ial.
II Juan! le CRITIC su madre, es YER
dad que to han puestO de nlayoral?
--Sf, sonora, repuso ell interpelado
soy cypitan de cuatro caballos, y tengo
por sargento a un szagaL iDios guarde a
usted, madre salud, senores!
-Pues ahora no te falta, dijo el TIC
Nicolas, sino que tomen tn berlina unos
ingleses, como aquel de narras.
-Pues 10 que me. falta no me falta.
respondi6 Juan; que unos ingleses trai-
go que han venido de temporada San
lncar.
-fNo digo! exclam6 81 compadre
mientras los demas SO echaban 4 reir.
Compra mulas, Juan, compra mulas
que te han de parir.
d6ade tengo 20 esos caudales
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ALMANAC Mi6rcoles8, San Dionicio.
Lama mue0o las 4 q 80 minutes de la t0rae
en- Ar5es.-1Ia&cRO c0lOr.
EMERIDE.-1797.-Po descuido de los
que preparaban bomhas, levent0 una eu 81
Castillo del Moro, derribando tres b6Vedas =
causando dos muertes Varlas herldas.--1o40.
-En este dia Sc termino la obra de la Forta-
leza de esta Ciudad.-1813.-D de Ia e
tendencia aprobado por S. NJ. rebajando o&
espanoles en- su comercio con los extrangeros,
un dos nor ciento de los derechos que adeu-
daran.
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SecCi6n merCantiI
MERCADO DE L.A CAPITAL

Agstcor.-Hoy COMO aver ha permanecido
al llietO ell mercado.
Mjezes.-Continua completamente quieto
ell mercado para este dulce.
Caf9-A consecuencia de la desanimaci6n
d los compradores, ha descendido algo ef
% recio. No Sc paga mas de $243 q $243 por
cClrriente.
ROe--El mercado So mantiene en- los mis-
mos t6rminos de hace dias, . sea de $50 $50
los 100 gaiones segdn graduation.
Ca6eYos.-Corta demanda, de 81 So qlin.
tai segdn tarnano.
C0neb5os-El B0sc0 ESpGJsol coti2a,
Londrea so DIV, $3.50.
Paris dIy, $158 por 100
Estados- Unjdos 8 DIV, 90 por 100
Espana 3.div. 13 por 100.
Hahana DIV, IL por 100.