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UNDER THE WIRE.
THE PERFORMANCES OF THE HORSES
AT THE BENNING TRACK.

A Good Attendance on the Eighth Day
Of the Meeting-Big Fields Furnish
Excellent Sport for 1900 Spectators.
How the Races Resulted Yesterday.
The Washington Jockey Club seems to
be an especially favored organization, for
again to-day it had good weather, and, in
consequence large crowd.
The weather was clear, but cool, and the
spectators who did not profit by yester-
days experience to provide themselves
with overCoats shiverod in the raw AR.
The attendance was about the same, If not
triie larger than on the previous days,
and shows that the interest in the excel
lent sport provided is on the increase.
Five races were on the card, and all of
them filed with big fields, so that the
talent had ample opportunity to get ex-
cellent odds against the horses.
Yesterdays Races.
First Race Belisarius went to the post n
hot fovorite, with Miracle PLAYED for sec
ond choice. America and Van Buren got
the better OF the lead and made the run
ming to the stretch when Miracle went to
the front and won handily by three
lengths. Appomattox getting place money
from Basil Duke third.
Second Race--Laughing Water carried
the bulk of the money in the two-year. old
dash, although there was a big tip out on
Beaverwyck. The Morris iilly made easy
work of her field and went under the wire
winner by half length, Kingdom get
ting the place from Stiletto filly.
Third Race - Fourteen horses faced
Starter Rowe. II was an excellent betting
race, although j. j. O'B. carried the bulk
of the money. After long delay Rhody
Pringle and Kaneville got off in the lead
and made the running to the head of the
stretch when J. j. O'B. came through and
won by two lengths, Doodle second.
Rhody Pringle third.
Fourth Race-lt looked an easy thing
for Leo H.. and he was made hot favor
lite. Costa Rica got the best of the start
and held the lead to the turn, when Cor
nelia went to the front. II was ding
dong race down the stretch with Noon
day, but the latter horse beat Cornelia by a
neck, with Rustic bad fourth.
Fifth Race--Lowlander was the favorte
at to B. and won handily, but on account
of fouling Bellevue was disqualified, and
the race was gwen to Bellevue, with place
to Irene II.
Sixth Race-Grcy Gown took the lead at
| the start and went ahead until the hurdle
| before the water jump was reached, when
she stumbled and threw her jockey and
fell on him. Stonewal went ahead until
| the fiat was reached when Futurity chal-
| lenged him, and the two had n neck-and
neck race down the stretch and finished
together.
In the run-off Stonewall ran away from
| Futurity and won by two lengths.
Points from the Paddock.
1t looked like deliberate foul on the
! part of Day and the matter will be thor
oughly Investigated. In the meantime
the jockey has been suspended.
Bushnell was well enough to leave the
hospital and 90 home this morning
The club has decided to give three days
extra racing.
The club has been literally patronized
and it ought to take vigorous measures tc
remove any suspicion of crooked work.
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LOCAL LABOR NOTES.
Matters of Interest Pertaining to Wash
ington RreadMinners.

Matters of Interest Pertaining to WASH
inGton Breadwinners.
The Bricklayers' Union held Il meeting
last night to discuss the advisability of
making a demand tor eight hours as a
days work. The meeting was secret. The
plan was thoroughly discussed, but no
satisfactory conclusion was reached The
members seemed to think that in view of
the demand made several years ago for an
increase of wages or reduction Of hours,
and which had been acceded to by the
builders, acted as prohibition to any
further demands, and were inclined to act
conservatively and retain the advantage
they have at present,
The men now work nine hours a day,
for which they receive $3.50. When the
last strike of the bricklayers was settled it
was understood that no further cOnCes-
sions would be granted them unless they
were satisfied TO accept a corresponding
reduction in wages. The present rate is
fifty cents per hour, and the builders
claim they are as willing now as they
were at the time of the last strike to grant
the demands of the men, at the same rate,
and allow them TO settle the number of
hours they desire to work, whether il be
six or ten.
No attempt will be made by the brick
layers to enforce an eight-hour day at the
present rate of pay, and according to
prominent members Of that union there
sno prospect of strike, the only ques-
tion beng whether eight hours with a
corresponding reduction in wages is
preferable to longer day with increased
pay.
Iron MOulders,
The iron moulders who went on strike
last week are still out, and the matter is
still very far from an adjustment The
men are firm in holding out for the adj
vance they asked, while the founders de
the increase. All the foundries are work,
ing, and the owners declare they can get
along easily although working short
handed.
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In and About the CITY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.


ALBAugn Carleton Opera Company in
"The Mikado." Evenings at s:15, Matinee
Saturday only.
NEw NATIoNAt-"The Private Secretary"
Evenings at 8. Matnees Wednesday and Sat
urday
HARRis'--Ada Gray in EAST Lynne" Even
inge at &. Matlnees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
KERNAN's-Frank McNish Speciality Com
pany. Evenings at g. Matinces Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
LINCOLN Music HA11--Conccrt, $50 p. m.
GLoBE- Burkes Novelties and Female Jock
eys. Evenings at s. Matinees Monday, Wednes-
day Friday and Saturday.
BEYNING RACE CoURsE-Races daily at
y. IN.
EXcuRsIoNs-'ro Marshall Hall, the steamer
Charles Manchester daily at 10 m. and p. IN
ST. JoHN's PARISH HALL-Sixteenth street,
above ll-Lccture, 1:30 y. m.
Notwithstanding game, 1880 p. m.
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The team returned home this morning
and this afternoon will meet the ST. Louis
at National Park.
Mace did excellently yesterday.
Smith is all right.
The team lost every game on its trip.
There is sameness about the daily story
of defeat that is reminiscent of the past,
but now the men are on their own
grounds once more it is likely they will
brace up and play better ball.
In the preliminary trials of the Eastern
and Western clubs of the Association
among themselves, finished yesterday,
Baltimore won the series from every op-
ponent except the Athletics, with whom
they split even. Boston won q greater
number of games from the weaker
teams than the Orioles, but lost the series
to their Baltimore rivals by two victories
to three. Louisville divided honors
equally with st. Louis and Columbus,
but won six games out of eight from Gin
cinnati. The detailed results of the inter-
change in the two sections are as follows:
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Bakely and Mcclure will be the battery
this afternoon,
1t will look natural to see Charley
Comisky handling the team he has led to
victory so often.
Baltimore yielded first place to the Bos-
tons yesterday.
Joe Gerhardt was in the city yesterday,
The veteran looks well.
Mutries smile is increasing daily, and
when Truthful James gets his team up
little nearer the top of the ladder, even
Smiling Mickey Welch will not be in it
with him
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WON THE THIRD GAME.
HOW BOSTON DEFEATED THE Ma.
TIONALS BY TIMELY BATTING.

Mace Pitched Good Game But Was
Wild and Gave too Many Bases on
Balls-smith Makes His Debut-How
the Series Stand.
The Bostons defeated the Nationals for
the third time yesterday, although Sny-
der's men made game fight for victory.
Harry Mace pitched an excellent game
and was well supported, but the Bostons
were lucky in getting in their hits when
men were on the bases. O'Brien did the
twirling for the Bostons and did it very
effectively, too. The game was close
throughout, but Mace got wild in the
seventh and gave five bases on balls, and
this, followed by a wild throw by Hat
field, yielded three runs.
Smith made his first appearance in a
National uniform and did eXcellently,
making two hits, one of them for two
bases, and took care of everything which
went to him. Dowd made the star play
of the game, stopping hard.hit ball to
centre field and throwing to first in time
to catch the runner.
The score by innings
Boston",...0 0 0 , 0 3 .
Washington1 0 0 0 l . . 4
Earned runs-Boston, 3; Washington,
.. Two-base hits--Brown, Dowd, Smith,
Mcclure, McQuery. Three-base hit
Farrell. Home run-Brown. Sacrifice
hits-Brown (2), Duffy Brouthers, Smith,
Mace c2). Stolen bases-Hatield, Joyce,
Duffy (4), Brouthers, Brown. First base
| o. Brien and Brouthers. First base on
balls-Duffy, Radford, Joyce, Stricken
| O'Brien, Brouthers, Farrell, MCGUIRE
| Burns (2). Hit by pitched ball-Joyce.
| Struck out--Mace (2), Dowd, Farrell.
| Passed ball-McGuire. Wild pitch
| Mace. Time hour and fl minutes.
mpire-Matthews
Other Games.
ASSOCIATION.
At Philadelphia--Athletics IS; Balt-
more, D.
| LEAGUE.
At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 6; Boston, u.
AT Cleveland - Cleveland, 10; Cincin-
natl, 10.
Al Chicago-Chcago, !; Pittsburg, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 0; New
York 3.
Games To-Day.
ASSOCIATION.
St. Louis at Washington.
Louisville at Baltimore.
Columbus at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
LEAGUE.
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Pttsburg at Cincinnati.
Cleveland at Chicago.
What the Clubs Have Done.
| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
| W. l.. PC. W. l.. P.C
Boston ...14 100 Columbus 10 13 49,
Baltimore.12 q .GGI Cincinnati. 10 II Az
| Louisvile1i 10 .jS3 Athletic . If .3Sa
st. Louis. .l3 10 .5Gj Washing'n 4 II .22l
| NATIONAL LEAGUE.
| W. l.. PC. w l.. PC
| BostOn.., I .66I New York. Il G 80.
| Cleveland s GGI Pittsburg u .i5,
| Chicago. 4 .G3G Brooklyn .33
Phila .,..., Il 500 Cincinnati. 10 .1G'
Behind the Bat.
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Grniifnlnr 10 All.

The high position attained and the
universal acceptance and approval of the
pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, as the most excellent laxative
known, illustrate the value of the quail
ties ON which its success is based, and are
abundantly gratifying to the California
Fig Syrup Company.
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MARRIED.

EICGELBERGER- TURNER - On Satur.
day, May ?, 1891, by Rev. Father Dolan, as
sisted by Rev Father Noel, Laura f. Turner
mnIe.
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Berkeley is pure.
Mnrrlngo Llcenses.

The following marriage licenses were
granted to-day; Charles Smith and Rosie
Norbeck, Muncie, Ind; Edward G. Kane
and Esther n. Ludgate; William Il. Ne
Leod and Helen Virginia Martin; Isaac y.
w. Gasnes and Ida X. l.. Bowman;
Robert Weber and Henrietta Mathilda
Eberling; William j Downey and Minnie
Jessie Donaldson, Washington; William
Scott and Annie Burrows, Georgetown;
Zeba Bennett and Pauline Wright,
Savannah, Ga.
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Remember the boys short pants and
suits we advertise from S2 up, Eiseman
Brof., Seventh and Il.
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UNIMPRoVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NnnruNEsr

Per foot
2lst n. bet, NJ and n sts. n.w..,.......,,, 50 IS
10th st., bet. NJ and n sts,....,.,.,.,,.,,.., rs
Florida ave. and n Cap. st..........,..,., l IS
Boundary st. bet. n. Cap. and 1st sts...,,, 10
18th ST., bet. Clifton and Roanoke ste NV. / 50
II st., bet 25th and 2Gth SITS. H. w.,......,, / 40
10Th st., bet. + and F........,.,..,.,....,, l %
Dumbarton ave. and Beall st. bet. 30tn ana
5let sts'..,,,.' ,.....'. .,',..,'', %
Adams Mil Road ........,......,...'... ',.' ~ IN
Washington Heights 18th ST. extended. 50
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Our superior Fncilities

enable us to turn out the very best work
tom department, and our stock of inn
ported and domestic fabrics have no equal
as to variety and completeness. Eseman
Bros, Seventh and II.
No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharp's, SIS + street north
west
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e1g@ IRREGULARITIES, ATTENTIONS
The next OF the series Of Rechabte public
temperance meetings viii be held at Good
Templar's Hall, FOur-and-a-Ealf street aud
Pennsylvania avenue, MAY 3, al p. m. Rev.
will address the meeting, All are cordially in
yitcd, An especially Interesting meeting on
this occasion.
BY order Of Committee.
j, HARRIS, Secretary,
N9g@NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
We shall close our present store, 1909 Penn
sylymia avenue, on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT,
5rn AND 9TH OF MAY,
to enable us to move our goods and arrange
stock at our new store,
1915 p STREET,
Where we shall be pleased to sec an our
friends and Customers ON and after
THURSDAY, MAY z
NV BEYERlDGE,
1909 Pa, ave,
Importers Of China ana Glass.
k19gS CAMPRLL CARRlNGTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
300 ID street northwest,
Washington, d. y.
Webster Law Building,
Residence, 1901 q street northwest.
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S-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.

221l to 2243 10th ST, b h. 4 and rs.... .S25, 900
17l7 Pa ave. h. Il 6rs...................,..2 $4,000
22l0 TO 228 Boundary st., b h, IRE, ALL .. 5000
2024 to 20I2 Boundary st., b h. ~, ALL. ii, 700
Col to I'll y II ave and houses on L st.. 1l,0l0
1882 | st. I h, Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1928 to 1884 + st., h, rs.....,........., 1909
1920 o st b II, S Srs......................., 7,00J
1879 to 1851 4 23d st. ( h, rs...........,. G,0D0
33g to 3lI ,JoCkson Han a1Ipv n n 4 re = l5O
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
Per month
NORTHw EST.

LOANS.
In sums 10 suit at per cent.
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
Safe as U. S. bonds. Six per cent, payable
quarterly. In sums of 81 900. Small premium
Charged
The above is only portion OF the property
on my books For full list call at oilice for
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th.
r. 4. WAGGAMAN.
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S4per gallon, 81 per quart, SOC. a pint.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tharp, s1s f street northwest.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.

HI by
THOMAS 4. WAGGAMAN, 917 F street.
Changes made ednesdaYs and Saturdays.
3-STORY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
E0R SALE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NV OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF
~ Taxes, District OF Columbia, Washing.
ton, April 80, isgi.--Tho attention Of tax-pay-
ers " called 10 the tax levied for the year end
ing juno 30, 1891, on real and personal prop
crty. The second half OF such tax where not
previously paid, will become due aud payab on
tho lst day ~ May, and II not paid before the
let day OF June ensuing shall thcrcupOn be In
arrears and delinquent and penalty Of per
Contum upon tho amount thereof shall he
added and the same, with other taxes due aud
in arrears, shall he listed for advertisement
and sale in the manner prescribed ny existing
law. by urter OF the Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia. Attost-E. G., DAVIS,
Collector of Taxce ID C.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-DR. PEPPERS COMPLETE
IL system OF medical works, in good COud-
tion with other medical works. Call and ex-
anime at 1l06 ~ Y ave. n. W.
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CoMUNICAIDlD

Puerto Rico, Di iembre II de 1891.
Sr. Director de LA CoRRE sPoNDENoIA.
En- su estimable peri0dico de antier. he
leido con sorpresR 10 que sigue.
"Por la pareja de O. P. compuesta de Re-
fael Salcedo Juan Modes, fueron detenidos
en- la calle del Cristo los individuos Andres
Avelino Ramon Vazquez por embriaguez y
escandalo suponerseles autores de heridas
" inferidas Eustasio Oquendo que fue curado
On Ia casa de sOcOrro."
En- esta noticia hay an solenne error Yo
no he sido detenido nunca por emhriaguez y
escanda'o, nj creo que 10 ser6 jamas. Is YER.
dad que fui al Dep6sito por haber intervenido
para separar dos individuos que refian, perc
mi inocencia qued6 plenamente probada nor
81 tribunal quien Sc di0 cuenta del s1eeso.
como podrfa demostrarlo Ia misma Guardin
municipal.
Ruegole hacer constar estas lineas para
satisfaction pnblica, mientras me suscrIbo do
asted alto. y ss. q. 8. m. b.,
Ramon Tagq4eS
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Los artfcul0s de la f6 son Sc mil sin cor,tar
los extraordinarios los idem que venden Ce-
recedo Hermanos para estos dias de Navidasa
pasan dc dos millones, sin consar los cigarrilIos
de PaftGgGs la Ghampana de Sidra de Ia
.maroa AgMiln.
Conque- saquen ustedes la cuenta.
En- un tribunal:
esos zapatos viejos
Acusado.-Porque cref que eran nuevos.
Don Anselmo don Genaro que son perso-
mas De alto copete que beben comen bien.
an 10 que los mejores cigarrillOs que Sc fu-
man en- Puerto Rico, son los de la marca FL
yGs0.
81 suceso del-dia es el gran surtido de mer-
canclas que acaban de impOrtar los sefiores
Anunada GO. para su tienia el LomUye, San
FRANCISCO, esquina San Justo. ALI es donde
deDen acudir las madres de familia. Aquello
90 la mar con todos sns pejts
Sc ha hecho un cprioso & interesante cal
culo por ell professor Rogers, de Washington.
soore ia fuerza dinamica del carbon. Segln eli
professor, una l1ora sola de buen carbon de va
| oc tlene una fuerza diuanica que equivale al
traba]o dc un hombre por un dia entero. Tres
tontiadas dc carbon representan ell trabajo de
IN hombre por el periodic de veinte amos. una
nf'ia cua!rada, en- una vesa ie una nina de
nai y, representa- tantu trabai0 como el que pu-
'ileran hacer an million de hombres en- veinte
anos. Calculos cnmO estOs sirven para recor-
elarnUs cuantO desperdiciamos en- nuestros me.
Co-tos de- combustion, apesar de los estuerzos
Do los INVENTORIES para eiectuar economic.
En- La MGll0rQuina enc ara usted dull
Cos rlqulslmOS en- ca1aS muy eleganteS ca1a vez
que tenga que hacer an regalo su novia.
Los mejores vinos para mesas, postres y
conv.leclentes, y los mas selectos iamones ga
tegOs y asturian0s, los venden Sobrin0 de La,i-
ssG Co. No 10 divide usted 81 como Santo
Iomas qulere yer para Greer, va saDe el cami-
no: Fortaeza, esquina Tanca es Ia cosa;
ALI donde acude Ia gente de gusto.
Pregunta sencilla:
Entire iguales, lqui6n debe ssludar pri-
merOf
Ell mejor educado.
Hay sus opiniones acerca de. la superiori-
dad de Ia bebida con respecto la comida.
70 las r.sre.vo de piano diciendo que ma
Ga nay SUI erior una oomida On La C0t0IassG
n CONSEJO A LAS MADREsr Ell Jarabe
Calmante do La Sra. Winsiow deberA usarse siem-
pre- cuando los nifOs padecen de la dentici6n.
froporclona aliv1o Immediate al pequeio paciente;
produce un sueno tranquilo y natural, aliviando
t0dO dolor amanece ell angelito risuefo Y feliz
Els muy agradable al paladar. Alivia al peque-
nuelO, ablanda las encfas calma todo dolor, regu-
iarlsa los lntestnOs, es el mejor remedio como
cldo para diarrea ocasionada por Ia dentici6n &
Otra causa
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man Arafa GuArdia Ci I'll M. Hernandez, fu6
detenido puesto disposition de la autorl-
por heridas iDferidas Eugsnio Audino5. LIS
guardias del puesto de Bayamon Juan Boxan
y Miguel Sanchez, detnveron entregaron al
Juzgado del mismo al suget0 Juan Conception,
por embriaguez Y escandalo phblico. POr los
Guardlas del puesto de Bayam0nn, Leandro
Estsban Santos Castillo, fu6 deteuido pues-
to disposition del Juzgado ell indlviduo Lu-
ciano Gelje, pOr atropello de Obra una mujer.
Han sido remitidas Z informe de Ia cont
sion provincial las cuentas municipales dc Ca
yey correspondientes al alo econcmlco de
1889-9O.
M Inpaycias de Hayaetez ha leido On IN
perl0dlcO de Madrid que SO ha Eublcs,dO u Ia
Real 0rden con1rmando 81 acuerd, de la cqmi
sion provincial que deca 8 in 'apa itados para
eJercer sus cargOs varios autonomis5as con-
cejales del Ayuntamiento do dicha cludad,
En- 81 puerto de Msyagaez habta aver los 81
gulentes buques. De travesta: g Ba, ranca !"
Clyde y" NJ. L. Villaverde :" De cab ,taje,
Ritita !" Corazon de Maria" Dichasa y. :
90,
Nuestro corresponsal de San Gsr man nos
escribe que de % paquetes de periodic que
puntualmente hemOs dep0sitadu On esta ADJ
mlnlstracion de Correos con aquel destino, So
atraso otros reuniendose dos u,lic ous lila
mamos sobre 81 particular la atene.6a ds nuos-
tr0 amigo 81 celoso Administrator General del
ramo, pues esas Ocurrencias perjudlcan gran
demente esta empresa.
-.
Han sido aprobados por eI Gobierno Gene
los expedientes de repartimiento ordinarlos
DC Vega-DaJa, San Sebastian Trujillo-alto y el
expedlente de consumes de Mayagiez para
1922
ooo
Ha fallecido On San Fernando (Cad,z) la
Excma. sonora dona Joaqaina Vazquez do Cas-
tiO Buttler de Calvo, viu,la del General Que.
sada DANA lie Isabel Maria Luisa. tia carnal
dc nuestro distinguido amigo don Manuel vaz-
quez Alayon, actual alcalde de Coamo Hace
mos llegar este dem&s famllia, nuestro mas
sentido pesame.
Despu6s de haber llegado nrestro poder
Ia carCa dc nuestro COrresponsal de Mayagiiez
que on otr0 lugar publicamos, hemos recibido
Et Resss0sen, correspondence al IA del mes en-
curse, On 81 que SO nacen gravfsinas acusacio
nes al sefor Vicario de aquella parroouia. con
motlvo de haber negado sepu.tura cristiana al
cadaver del procurador senior Casanova
AM aan.or del fas, le han diono que Dor
virtud desfavorable de la Conisi0n Provincial.
ma sldo desaprobado el Reglamento sobre con
sumos, propuesto por el Ayuntamiento de
Aguadilla
Nos escriben de San German que eausa
ALI gran sensac:6n ol rumor que circula de que
nay qulen pretenda que el alcalde de aquella
cludad senor Sanchez Candel, que es ALI muy
quer1do, renuncie la alcaldia para que e susti-
tuya don Primitive Anglada, segdn unos, Rio
pedre segun otros Este rumor, que desde Octu-
Dre Sc acentda mas Gaia Tia, dicen que causa
Verdadero desconsueio en- San German.
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rio antonomista, acordando, entire otros extre-
mos, dirigir 4 la colectividad un Manifesto
que SO publcara en- breve sobre diversos pun
t0s doctrinales de importanca.
Cambi0s On el BGsscO EspGS50l hoy Lon
dros 8 DIV, $6-87a,-Parfs DIV, $i6 pg -
Ehpa1a div, $6 pS S.-Nueva-York 8 dIv $21d
pS.-Habana DIV, l3 pS.
90
SOcicdad de ROcOrrOS mntuOs Los AAa1-
gSs del Biess PNblicO.-La Junta Directiva en-
session celebrada el IL del corriente tuvo bien
acordar, 90 provea la plaza de Nozo de oficiO
de Ia sociedad, -debiendo los socios que quie-
ran Optar ella, presentar sus solicitudes en-
Ia Secretaria mi cargo, calle del Presidio nti-
nero 18, desde esta fecha hasta fin del pre-
sen5e mes.
Puerto Rico Dclembre is de 1891.-El Sc.
cretario.-Jos6 TrMjillo Alsi,s0