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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
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Richmond Cip.-Ella G. and Il. L. liondrick,
James T. Pattic and y. and Rosalct Howard 10
J. VI. Wiltshire. twonty-cipht and two-ihiri,
feet on south side of Clay street, between Henry
and Smith, $3.50.
julius Sears 20 William H. Sears, twenty feet
OH north side OF Louisiana street, 500
G. W Tanner 10 Helen l.. 1oungers and llar-
riet NJ. and Mildred H. Tanners trustee, sixteen
and tiVe-siNths feet on north side Spring street,
between Laurel and Cherry, Silo1.
William j. MC,tWoou 60 Clifford {. Pate, TWEEN
ty-four feet ON north side of Broad street near
Ihrty-sccOnd, $50.
Ht1irico C0,u,ty-Robinson Barker and Lean
der Barker TO John +. Friend, 4 100000 acres,
Sl2S30.
Charlotte Nj. Friend to Silas Mayo, 80 acres,
$3.50.
Thomas II. Jackson To Thomas and Amanda G..
Jackson's trustee % acres about l3 mile, from
hchmond.
L. \. Catlin and Ihoma, y. Newell 90 Mrs. C..
Nj. Friend. ! acre on Nine Mile road. SlOl.
Edmund :. Read 10 Isaac 4. Berry. lot in
Highland springs. $3.50.
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At Centenary Methodist Church.

The interest IN the revival services are m
ahated. A very large audience assembled last
night. mostly young people, 10 hear Ir John
sons sermon specially 10 them-Jcremiah 80,
When the prophet encourages the Young 10
take God as their guide There were Two pro-
The meeting viii continue through next week.
and. besides preaching each night. there viii be
Bible readings each afternoon AZ - Cd clOr *.
The sermon OF Rev. l.J.opencer a. seventh
street Christian church on excuse. answered a
dozen oiithe most commonly urged reasons for
not becoming Christians. There were SIX iu-
mersions ~ the close OF the sermon. There Will
be no services tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Governor Mckinney of the Opinion Tha
Even Justice should be Done.

Barney Cleayor was Yesterday pardoned by
Governor Mckinney. Clenyor was convicted ia
the County Court Of Pulaski, April, 1883, for
robbng. and sentenced 10 the peni,eutlary for
five years.
crime. was convicted n q subsequent term Cd.
the court and sentenced to eight years IN the
same prison.
ing his reason Tor the pardon Of tlcayer. was
taken 20 the Court OF Appeals and the decision
of the court below reversed, AMI the case re-
mauded for further proceedings. Tie Cam
monwealth's attorney, with the consent Of the
court refused 90 prosecute further and entered
a mol. pros
The Judge who tried Cleaycr and the Com
mOuwtalth's attorney who prosecuted him say
that his Is q case for Executive clemency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
JOINT SESSION.
Fire Commissioner-Mr. Grymes' Resigna-
ton aud Mr.. Moseley's Removal

4 called meeting of the joint session Of the
City Council Will bee held Monday night It
promises 20 Doe an interesting one.
A Fire Commissioner is TO Dee elected foryJack-
son ward fo ill the vacancy caused by the Re-
moyal OF Major y. v Randolph 10 Madison
WAgl.
The following have been nominated for the
position hy the Board of Public Interests:
Mc,.rs VI =. Gary. Narwicl Epps and W. J.
Gentry. one OF the three Will be chosen.
The resignation Of Mr.. J.. BufOrd Grymes
first clerk 10 the City Treasurer. will Doe brought
before This joint session, and II accepted, as IL
Will in all probability be-. then his successor Will
be elected. There are numerous candidates for
the place.
A Communication will be received from tho
Mayor explaining the removal OF Mr. ". H..
Mo-tley. LATE clerk of the Second Market.
All the evidence IN the case will be- submitted
and as the mem h.rs will want time 20 examine
the testimony. h Is probable that no action VIII
be- taken la the c4,c a. this meeting The posi-
ton Iavs SOLAR month. and there are about a
dozen candidates eucrgrt.cally working tor 10.
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arorInN SALES.

SATURDAY. MARCH 9l. at $50 p. ", trus
tees sale Of frame house. No. Siol north Fifth
street. ten rooms. kitchen and stable.
SATURDAY. MARCH p. A. o'clock ?. VI.
trustees, sale Of brick dwelling il rooms. SO
iO9 north Ninth street.
TUESDAY. MARCH o. at5.so =. NJ, trus;cei
sale Of new and neat frame dwelling on the east
side Of St. John, between Charity and Baker
streets.
THURSDAY. MARCH %, AZ $50 P. NJ, com.
missioner's sale Of frame house and lot on fifth
street, north Of Federal.
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LIBBr-HILL MONUlIENr.
Lee Camp Committee Makes Its Report and
Recommendation.

At the meeting of the Lee Camp last night the
following Va. adopted. being report Of the spc-
cial committee appointed Ar the last meeting:
Your committee appointed 10 consult Win
and and the Confederate soldiers and sailors
Monument Association have the honor 20 report
that In pursuance Of your DISTINCTIONS they
met the directors Of the Association on thurs
dag. March l9,h. and considered oil the ques-
uons involved
your committee are fully impressed with tho
Importance OF the work undertaken by me A~so-
citation. and with the imperative necessity Tor
prompt measures 10 raise funds necessary 70
20 cOmflctc the monument.
Your committee ind also that the work has
been ausYiclOuslY begun, and Will 10 enCrgctl-
cally prosecuted 10 the end.
Your committee ls also convinced That ma
terial aid now pl omptly rendered Will greatly
facilitate the further collection OF money and
hasten the much desired completion Of the
Your committee therefore. recommend for
the adoption OF tho Camp the following resolu-
n. Z. Lee Camp having heard the report of
their committee appointed 20 confer with and
aid the Confederate sol Hers ami Sailors Monu-
mcnt Association, and anxious 10 speed the
RESOLVED. That the sum If 1900 be and is
hereby, appropriated by Lee Camp % carry for
ward the work. which amount shall be turned
over 20 the treasurer Of the Confederate sol
dIcrs' and Sailors Monument Association, taxi
lng his recent therefor.
That H. t. Lee Camp heartily endorses the
sentiment that urges those who are engaged IN
this great and commendahle work. and
earnestly calls upon the Confederate camps m
Virginia and throughout the South 90 initiate
her example and make prompt cash donation
10 the funds of the Association.
THAT Lee Camp pledges her active sympathy
and persistent aid. and urges all sister assOcla-
Citations throughout the country 10 take steps
for active and continued work In behalf Of this,
the distinctive Confederate private soldiers
monument of the South. The resolutions were
discussed by Colonel William L. smith, Colonel
". j.. Cutshaw. Colonel T. 4. Hrander, lles-rs.
J. y. Mckinney, ID. a. Brown, Jr., Colonel T. 4.
Bowory. Colonel John 4. Booker, J. T. Ferrltcr.
anil Carlton Mccarthy.
It j. understood that Colonel ". =. Smith,
grand commander OF the State. will at once
issue an address 90 all the camps Of Confederate
Veterans IN the State. asking them % aid IN thls
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Mr.. J. G. Mitchell, chairman OF the Hcnrico
County Democratic CommItte, says that all per
sons who expect to be candidates before the
henrico county Democratic primary election 90
be held March 10Th, must meet the County Com
mlttcc March 23i, al the Powhatan-C lub rooms.
Al II clock, prepared 20 pay thor assessments.
No names Will Dc accepted after adjournment OF
committee on Monday
Mr.. }. G. Mitchell, chairman Of the Henrico
County Democratic Committee, has issued an
address To the Democrats of the county. urging
Them 10 turn ont ln iulI force on the 2hth in-
stunt az the primary election. To poll full vote
md IN that manner defeat the enemy.
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4 Pet Hattlcsnakc.

While some in city occasionally "see
snakes n1' every one has the privilege 10 see
a real, live lattlcsnake.
Dir. Henry Eeusor has az his place a pet
rnttlcfnakc, which was presented 90 him ly
Colonel H. J.. DO Lea a. a NJ. Patrick, gift.
Z he REPTILE - a beautiful ono. with ten
large ratiles and button. AMI with q silu from
lts master viii entertain an audience by making
music with them. II isneedlcss iu say that line
tendency OF ITS rhythmic cords IS % make
things very lively IN the neighDoThoOd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Pelican Chapter, No. , OF Rose Croix. Will
meet noNt sunday att +. NJ. for the purpose of
comforting the Hose CrolX degree on such candi.
dS'es As may be elected The ceremony Is 10th
very beautiful aud religious IN itsn nature This
mectns VIII Ice in place Of the one called ior
Monday night
The Mysllc Banquet Will be- held az ST Albau s
Hal Maundy lhur>day ne " Thursday az SGD
j. VI This will De- one of tine grJuirst hauyucts
ever spread IN Richmond. Only Rose CroiA
Knights can hc present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
MuIIlcd Duciks.

Major Williams colorod was arrested yestor.
DAY morning Tor having IN his possession two
ouc1. three hens and a rooster for which he
have been stolen
Williams said the fowls belonged 70 a man
who iiNed near Cold Haroor, who wanted him TO
sell them.
The bills Of the ducks were tied with a string
TO prevent them from quaCkiug.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

THE following telegram was received b,
Messrs. 4. Saks & Co. Yesterday:
NEW ioRK. March 2Oih
A. Saks & Co.. Richmond. Va
We will resume manufacturing on MONDAY.
All oar patterns and cutting paraphcrnah,
have been preserved intact. they being M The
building adjoining our stock building. and I'D
10 vcl were in the FIRE Allthe goods mann.
featured for you up 10 and including the Io,A
OF this month had been shipped prior % The
fire. The salvaged or damaged goods have
bv Joint agreement OF the insurance men and
ourselves. been sent To the auction room. We
thank YOU aud cur kind friends Tor the many
expressions of sympathy.
HAMMERsLouGH. SAKs 4 Co.
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CHARGED with the Assnnlt.

Harry Gilmer, u little boy thirteen years old.
was arrested last e oning and taken 10 the Old
Market pOlicc-statiOn on the charge OF having
assaulted little seven-year-oid Minnie Hall
daughter OF Air. J. u. Hall, some time last
month.
The hoy was soon afterwards admitted TO bail
by JnsiIcn Irufchfinld.
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Noble Ilustrlous Brother Florence.

Mr. l.. p. Ecker has in charge the ticket. IN
me emerson lorenzo performance. which are
INTENDED Tor the members OF the Mystic shrine.
ana those VINO call on him before noon Monday
can secure their seats.
=, Mr. Ecker is IN receipt OF letter from Noble
llustri9us Brother Florence, in which he saws
ho would DO glad 10 see his children MONDAY
night lie Is the father Of tho order in America.
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An Old Richmond i,oy,

Mr.. Jonah II White repre- scnting the Atlantic
1D.,l ~. III NV i1r1, VII pass through Rich
Mr. White has many friends in Richmond. and
u would be pleasant 70 have him stop over lie
takes great interest IN this city and is alwa, .
Siad @ see Richmond people at his office, Of 2.9
broadway, New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Treasurer Hartman has been informed Of seve-
raj beue hciarles under the Direct lax bill who
are willing 10 surrender their claims 70 the
State for the benent Ol the fund for the pen
sLnning of (nnL-leIate anlAlers
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4 pleasant Amir.

4 concert was given last night az Monticello
Good Tempiays,
Music. vocal and instrumental was embraced
in the programme, and pleasing recitations
added TO tine pleasure Of the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Having Just returned from New York and
moved in my new store. S07 east Broad, be-
tween Third and Fourth. with the larges, and
handsomest stock Of Millinery Goods it has
ever been my pleasure to show. I am now pre-
pared 10 wait or customers and I'LL orders at
the shortest notice. will be pleased 10 see
my customers aud the public generally.
Mas. r. w. Cosby.
307 east Broad street.
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4 Course in GerInan

By Professor Mueler's Word-C Chain system
will commence Tuesday, March "a. For par.
ticuiars seq advertisement column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

Sir Knight A. 7. Bartlett, of 81. Johns Com
mandery. Is 81 the Exchange Hotel. lie has
pany friends here who will Welcome him. lie
b accompanied BY his wife.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.-AIL PARTIES
A>whO expect 10 be candidates before the Hen
rico county Democratic primary election 20 De
held on Thursday. March s6, 1891, must meet the
County Committee on MONDAY, March -, l-si,
at tho POwhatan Club rooms. on Eighth street.
between Broad and Marshall streets, a. y
clock, prepared 10 pay their assessments. No
names will be accepted after adjournment OF
committee on Monday J. q. MITCHELL.
Chairman Henrlco County Democratic Commit
tee. inh2l
HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATORS
llof the estate Of Pcrcival ). Grant, hereby
estate TO presenit0 me az the Office OF ID. \.
Walker Co, i0li cast Main street % once,
and all parties indebted 10 the estate will please
call there aud settle thcm .
WILLIAM II. WALKER,
Adininissratcr.
RICHMOND. Va, March -. 1891. mhsi-st
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MEATHEK FORECAST.

- wAsH1NoroN. D. c.. Mar. eo.--Forecssi
IEAIR Tor Virginia and North Carolina; Far;
warmer Saturday night; easterly winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21
MEETINGS.

SEcRETARYs OFFICE. TRADEs Council.
RICHMOND. Va. Mar. Il. 1891
THE MEMBERS OF THE TRADES COJN-
Gil are hereby requested 10 attend special
meeting AZ Odd-fellOws Hall. corner MAYO anl
Franklin streets, SATURDAY EVENING. a. o ID
O'Clock.
BY order OF the President.
mara JOHN l. WEST. Secretary.
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PORr OF RICHMONp. M. .. lsal.

SAILED.
Barkenfne Fritz Faher Bemkema, Korter,
Rio Grande do Sul, four; schooner Elwood II
Smith, 1ryon, New Haven. pig ron. j. y. Cor.
dCu. agent
LAMBERTS POINT. MARCH %, 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary A. Randall
LOADED.
Schooncrs b. T. Walker. Portland: c. Y Sim
mons. Fall River, Mary J. Cooke. Ashley River.
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AMUsEMENTS.

MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
HENRr e. BERGER.................. Manager
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAR ai, 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-21

SIM rises. 6:l8 Moon rises. 80 A. "
Sun sets.............6.22 Days length i2h 5m
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NIGHTS. ! nlQlJl % aAu a.
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. MAR. %. i.f
ARRIVED.
steamship Finance New York, 20 load mer.
chandIse: steamship hanawha, New York, %
load coal
SAILED.
Schooner II. b. Oglcs, New York. coal
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BIEN vENIDO.

Hemoa tenido sumo gusto on
recibir 10 grata viaita y estrechal
Ia mano del distinguido caballerc
ilustrado jurisconsulto y entusias.
ia correligionario senior D. Fran.
co de Mas y Olzet, Secretario del
Comite Provincial integrista de
Santiago de Cuba y director de-
importante disrio. tamb Gu in q
grista, que We la luz en- aqre la
Ciudad CON el II ulo de FL Bien
PIblic0.
Es oil Sr Mas = O.zet, d quien
celebramos mucho haber conoei
do y cuya amistad nos honrs, una
persona dc vastos y profundos co
nocimientos, de muy fino y afable
trato y do mobiles J patri6ticos
sentimientos.
Estara entire nosotros una cor
ta temporada, oil tempo necesa
rio para evacuAr In misi6n profe~
aional que 10 ha traido q eats Il.
ID.
lie repetimoa nuestrA cordial
aienvenida, Y 10 reisesanas sl tea'
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Ia ESTlDISTICA COMMERCIAL
EN 1@9Oe

La Tatendencia General de Ha'
cienda .caba de publican la Es-
tadistiea general del comercio ex'
terror de Ia Provincial correspon
diente al aio 1890" y de nuevo
toca eI turno de examinar este
doeumento interesante.
Las impresiones de Ia anterior
estadistica no fueron muy hala
eii fiss eiertamente, que digamos,
pues se notaban On ella bsjas
por todos conceptos, 81 bien em-
uesaban 4 ser compensadss por
las atlas que Sc observaban 81 prin.
CHI, de los seis rneees del sKo
siguiente, 8 sea del que ahors tra'
tamos. Y en- este tampoco halla
mos motives para superior salts
facci6p, pues 10 advierte en- el
mismo que Ia importation hs
excedido con mucho, no 500 d
Ia del aio anterior, sino que ,
ademas, ha superado igua men :
to 4 10 exportaci6n del presen.
te en- una considerable proper.
ei6n;y por regla general es sabido
que pueblo que importa mas de
10 que exporta, 8, mejor dicho,
que gasta mas de 10 que produce,
tiens por fuerza que atravesar
circunstanciss muy premiosas.
Esso, como deciamos el afio pasa.
do, viene sucediendo en- Puerto
Rico, donde se observa Ell feno
memo inalterable de 10 importa-
ci6n mayor que. 10 exportaci6n,
siendo asi que debiera veri6carse
en- sentido inverso, atendido 10
que II Isla debiera y podrfa pro-
ducir CON un trabajo regular J
asiduo bien organisado.
Entrando desde luego en- o.
detalle, podemos consigoar qut
el movimiento general del Co
fmetcio de importation de Eu-
ropa y America ha subido, en
ell afio natural de 1890, d $lS230
mil 3S4.75, cuya suma, compare
da CON Ia del afio anterior, do IN
aumento de 4.e52,8O7 so; y % de
notar que Ell ano precedente ira
lera "a alza sobre 81 anterior.
El aumento, en- importation, de
ahora, go debe al mayor lcomercio
verificado cou Las naciones de Eu-
rops, 10 cual 90 indicio que debe
tomarse en- consideration, y mas
el de que sea Espaia 10 que
Hgura en- primer termino como
importadora entire aquellas nacio
nee.
La cantidad que arroja el CO.
mercio de importation con Euro.
pa asciende a S12.528.S38.16. 3
sea, las dos parties de toda IL i'm
portaci6n. y se distribuye en- 10
foEma siguiente:
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dejandonos incomunicados con los
vecinos de la parte de Trujilo, q
menos que Sc habilite paso por sus
lados.
Selteme que, despues de esta gran
innundaci6n, que hara epoca en-
los fastos de la historia de la Ga
rolina, Sc desarrolle una epide-
mia, no solo en- Ia gente sino tam
bi6n en- ell ganado y que empeore Ia
situaci6n precaria antes, Y hoy peor
con esta nueva calamidad.
Ha aparec.do ahogada una mu-
jer q1e no ha podido identificarse.
En- la via ferrea ha sido destrui-
la una alcantarilla.
Hay mucha cana y paste debajo
lei tango que deja ell decrecimien-
90 de las aguas, y mucho ganado
ahogado 6 perdido.
No qulero siIenciar otro rasgo
tilantr6pico, y es que, sab ,dora Ia
Sra de nuestro buen amigo D Lean.
dro Lara de que habla que trasla.
dar a punto SECURE los tres enfer
mos que habia en- ell Dep6sito
mando recogerlos y les proporciont
alimentos y todo cusnto podia ser
les necesario, cuya obrs de caridad
dice mucho en- favor de quien Ia
ejecuta.
Sc dice que SO fue tambi9n otrc
puente que existia pasado este rio
y siendo asf, muoho tempo vamo.
| & estar incOmunicados.
Del 2l.-Apareci6 en- el barrie
de Hoyo-mulas otro oadaver que
40 SO ha podido sacar de donds
esta, porque hay que nadar muche
para llegar 4 81.
EstAn llegando los parties de lol
Alcaldes de los barrios y entr stec,
Or el relate de tanta p6rdida.
La Oarretera central est& intran
stable; de aqui & Oan6vanas o.
han lido tres puentes y mas de 50t
metros de carretera arrastrados DO
las corrientes; 90 perdieron los pa
500 de rios.
I'm estos momentos, 7y medi'
noche, conducen el cadaver que q
principle cito, el cusl, identificado
eesulto ser el de Rafael Mschico
70, esolavo que fue del seilor Mar
Qu9s del m m'smo nomb.e.
Todos los que abandonaron su
hogares estkn volviendo & ellos, q
bien con algda tenor, oil penss
que pudiera reproduoirse Ia inun
iaci6n; es precise yer es.o par
Greer en- los estragos cauaados.
Francisco Garcia y Garcia.
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40 20k 244 IL

Quiere dscir que. aunque en-
baja genera, ha habido aumento
de- exportacion hacia Europa por
10 cantidad de SIT, 1T 81. E.
cambio, la exportaci6n hacia Anne.
rica ha tenido una baja de 433
mil 342.05, siendo de notar que
10 Isla de Cuba, que en- Ia estadis- J
tiea anterior iguraba con una gran
diferencia en- contra, respeeto de
10 Union Americana, en- In pre-
sense se halla casi nivelada, pue,
le correspondent de Ia exporta-
cion 2z30,135 IS, y d los e sta
dos Unidos 2.499,553.55. mien =
tras que el ano anterior fue en-
este pals de 3.024,857.9l.
La baja general de la exportA
cion consiste en- Ia menor que hs
aabido do azticar, mieles, tabaco,
cueros y<otros articulos
De sstos datos estadisticos una
consideration muy principal se
desprende. y 90 la msrcada ten
dencia que se advierte en- nuestro
Comercio hacia Europs, y sena
daEa1te, y en- Progression ere.
cisnte, ,hacia IL Nadrs Patrio. =
adm dentro de casa puede decirse,
hacia Ia Isla de Cuba, segdn he.
mos visto, mientras que con loi
Estados Unidos viene decayendc
uotablemente ese mismo comercio
Por ESQ, una vsz mas tenemo
OCCASION de deplorar 10 inoporta.
aidad del TrAtado Comercial fir
mado ahora con aquella Naci6n
el cual ha venido 4 destruir tales
corrientes, 90 possible que con de
srimento de nuestra riquez. publ.
CO, CON perluicio quizas de nues'
tros inteyeses politicos.
Hemos terminado. Y para
concluir, deber nuestro % dal
expresivas gracias al senor In
tendente de Hacienda por el elem
plar de Ia Estadistica que NOS hs
eemitido, y fslieitarle por ell scier
to CON que hs llenado este servi
clio, 10 misno que enviamos nues.
tros placemes 4 los iaboriosol
jefes y emplesdos que han con
sribuido q su confeeci6n, y princi
pal y seiialadamente al muy inte'
igente y probo amigo nuestro
senior Patifio. que viene siendo
ha "a tempo. el Ohcial encsrgadt
= ell alma de ese di6cil & importsn
se trAbaJo, mereciendo por elle
los recompeDsas que le SON debi
das.
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JUICIO ORAL.
CAUSA POR HOMICIDIO,

Termird aver, viernes, en- la
Sala de Justicia de esta Excma
Audiencia, un interesante juicio
oral, que hsbia comenzado el M 9r
coles anterior.
Presidia Ia Sals ell sefior Lara
zsbsl, teniendo q ambos lados q
los seflores Armas, A vareE Soto
y Torralhas.
Es ell pr cesa 10 10 & Perez
Rodriguez, Guardia de Orden
Pdblico do muy buena con iucta
segu a los atestados que en- el Jul
cio 80 leyeron, y encausado por
sste JuEgado de instruction oon
motive de IL muerte Do Tuan
EmetesiQ Arroyo.
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NOTICIAS
DE La
EXPOSITION DE CHICAGO.

Oinco Oomisionados especiales
salleron de Nueva York Ell dia 9 de
Julio para Europa. El obieto de
gu viaje es fomentar un inter6e
yivo en- 10 Worlds Colambian Ex.
position. Mucho Sc ha hecho va
por medic del Departments de
Puolicldad y Promotion pero siem-
pre- ha sido admitido que los melo.
res resultados eran de esperarse
por medic de entrevistas persona
les y visitas hechas por personas
DO consideration efclalmeate Yeco.
Expcasci6a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-23
AlCalde de Aguada.

Nombrado para este cargo
nuestro distinguido amigo. don
Sandalio Valencia, manana saldra
este para su des inc q ponerse a.
frente de squella Administration
Esta de enhorabuenA aquells locs-
!idad con uns autoridad re tia, ce
losa & inte'igente como 10 Q, Ia
lei se1or Valencia.
L'eve feliz vise ell smiso, )
desoamosle buen acierto y pro-,
peros successes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-08-23

Ha regresado felizmente de Lei
Batios de Cosmo 10 familia de
nuestro querido Director.
LIE damos nuestra afectuoss
bienvenida, celebrsndo que le hs
yam resultado provechosas aque-
!as sa!utiferas aguas.