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Football Notes.

tn. Tx sss u :: u:
grounds. Prospect Park.
Bedford EoG,e. Club Of H,GStyn III s5y CON
at Nontciar this afternoon.
Tho Bsrkesy Athletic Clubs sleysn vii Ill. b pist:a
College College this Afternoon at Berkeley oval
Fhs IS IN ssroy
second eleven Of the Orange A. C. E haze
lent wor{ tbs season viii Be the Oranges oppOnens
.y
Ger as nm az E Ia Ssn
4. c. at the Polo grounds.
The Foyteehni. Institute lads I'LL tsstls KinS':
me q s s
take COwperthwaito's place.
esIs a he sns sss
II 2hs ssoa . M last
ting into shape Tomorrow afternoon they their
Viii sse' 0'
Ths Anal for the Goi61 Ct the
lrish.Americans will play the Volunteers Of Workers
favor q the Irish American Club S 40 '"SD'' ~
The New York Thistes and the Brooklyn Football Club
s1esna: as@s x$sfisss
IA ssSJsi :sS
hs. resulted r tic orSsniz.,icn IF eleven ~
SsT 81 :"s ': ana G ssS s bs s
mouth md ssh9fn Of TIE ar az FIX.
Bursh tomorrow.
Oct so-TIs university ., psnnsyly,n:s
Thirtyseventh aud Spruce tomorrow aiterloon Trim.
sn% h. back s;hsM i siil unable
KS IN y s Of III pays '
The Westminster schoo! Of Dobbs Ferry has a crack
s ss N s s
j. tho run 90 iar MS season wsstmnsie5 has
and Kns. School Of siamfsrd KGs ons e these n:
nsnass%en. have srlSnssd Eans; WIN sisisf school
y AND xs sstsSy S
ss sa d seats Viii :. soSc iasn YEAR
T Ths ..nd have hs
81 rs snT & e.. sds re-
5 and NJ f ss VIA. s:
left for substitutes.
s ss:s liza g pa dss 70 as a
prise when seen by ths tooSsLi m.nnagemsn. Pre.i.
afRs afs tie
ment Is concerned have never sent any such draft
to any man. for my part have never heard Of any
yet presented himself as candidate for the eleven
practised at the Held McCung ~ just ignorant
OF the existence ~ any such player as Am and WAS
amused when he read the story this morning"
GrTTyssuRG. Oct. 3O-The strongest eleven ever sent
out by the Pennsylvania College goes 70 Westminster
Nd. tomorrow to play the western Maryland College
IN tsckle vastne. slt guard centre. Kline right
quarter bsck kohisI: half backs hlPslsy and RudsIl;
fu back Albert Boyer and Albert isf TIE team Our
several sssks ago and this viii 30 their nrst sppss
eleven eoschsd Che team and pronounced the ma,sIta
81 Pennsyivsnis Included. To-day Captain Hipsley
took his men long run. and later gave them some
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f0WIANDER'S SPLENDID RUN
- GETS AWAY LAST AVID LEADS
rur THREE YEAR OLD8 HOME.

u.v mr. Favorites On the Hnl-lGsa-
s..... wins the MISUNDERSTANDING FS.-
,.s,s \. Order-Jockey Lynch Suspended.
securities had great day Of II At Gutenberg
iu..rdav. Ave out OF the six winning. OF course
iv....,snt vas happy. The racing was close and
Wv lp.,un, throughout Lowlander's victory was
ss's,aoture OF the day. He acted badly at the
wv and when Starter Caldwell dropped his
po'Ih . was standing still. Taylor started him
pss nd AT the last turn had made mp dozen
.as..hs catching the leld Coming down the
Un..oh he passed the others and won easily
:. . leneth and half. TWAS said that he ran
~. distance in 20. although that time could
~, ~, be counted. as the start was made before
he ct away. r o.. o.
.r,ocrat we're dissatisfied with the handi-
ssnpipe In the fourth race. and scratched their
horses. Maidstone had walkover Marie
To,sll and Houston had lively brush In tho
IT. , [aSsh got away badly in the second race.
The eld n the strefsh ana aSy won By
resulted sn II M S,suHts 6eor MoRcan was
m MARA len ths behind the others In the last
s scs Doans rode him we'll. and he just man.
's ySes se VI j. Lynch was yesterds, suspend;
Il Nv the Executive Committee for his riding Of
tongstride Few w aa nvsr since and tha com.
has peeI WINS u...,nCSi thnk Tvrch 6,d ~
mlttee became sntisiisd tna1 Lyneh oio not
w ~" rur r,psr RACE
tn go. 1900 ..p,.. ...~.-
Purse $780, OF when scot seeohu' sonuk. .or
mai have and not won II this meeting; six fur'
IN . 49,,
EIovelrs b. e. Marie Lowell. 4. BY cir Aodred-Nana,
lWHH a Houston g. liz (Larnbiyj ..,......2
r. lrmstrongsb b. h. Jay +, Dee ll6H lpelonf
iiato FOLLY s.. Ccntanr fenIance. GydA Little Ain-
- Oienmound. Ghieawny, and Preston B. also ran.
Time lick.
Bstttne-Agains: Marie Lowell. ~ eo1 Honstons 70
lijsy r. Dee. tol Mutuals paid $3.50. $685.. %.
THE sscosp RACE
me efs.os'D So =. ..,
furSs $500 OF which 80 10 eoconu; TOT tWoyeaolos
nat have and not won race OF the valne OF SIOO;
" furionss: v.., s-u,
~ Ssn TIsrton, .,,., ....,..,,.,..,..' 4
! 4 Csmpbss CHI. c. Vernon Jos (Taylor)..........
James shiedss cb T. Alma Do (Grimn) ..........:
Nsnhsssett. Zamp3st Gold Dieger, ranwAy. Douoie
Loursrd Also
Time. lO3
Be,t.ne-six to s. against Maeintosh, 70 vernon.
AZ Alma T. Mutuals paid $685. S[.Oh e7.65.
TUE ,urpD RACE
80 .-' .,, -,
Purs. $500 Of which SI5 TO second; foe AL ssss se
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LONDON. Oct. 8o.-The Stewards Of tho Jockey Club
have decided that the entry Of Mr.. W. W. Fulton's
bay lly Comedy for the for tho Cambridgeshire
Stakes at tho Newmarket Houghton meeting on
Wednesday last correct and despite the opinion Of
many sportsmen that they would not do have award
ed the race to that hlly Though the stewards have
stil conducting their inquiry into her running IN the
Kempton Park 'etng. there being some doubt as to
the OF running In these races In view OF
brtdgeshire Stakes,
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Brouth.rs sis.s with Brooklyn.

ST. LOUIS Oct Gothic National League keeps at work
quietly. but diligently and its magnets keep up their
present work for weeks longer they will have the
entire of the baseball fraternity The last man
to sign League contract was Dan Brouthers the big
FIRST who played with tho Boston Association
team last season. Dan has signed with the Brooklyn
team but tho fact being kept quiet in the East But
Arthur Irwin manager OF the Boston Association
team saying very little but he . endesvorips to r.;
Perry werden to-day. asking him for bis terms. and
charging him to keep matters quiet. Werden covered
6rst base for the Baltimore Club last season
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Tommy Kelly and Bill Pllnner Matched.

Tho hackers of Tommy Kelly. the Harlem Spider. and
Bill Plimmer. the l1o-pound champion Of England.
met at the Pois Gases office yesterday afternoon and
signed articles Of agreement for skin glove nsht Tho
The fight will be- for tho 1Opound championship %
well rs stake OF 81 900 side and = $500 purse.
The contest which will undoubtedly prove an excit-
ing one will be fought within 100 miles OF tho
tropOus.
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The w,uuer. at G.rse,A Park.

CHICAGO Oct. ao.-Today's racss At GARFIELD Park 70
suited ms follows:
,.rG 1.l F m fnr9nx Cast oat rst Ed Leonard
second Race Five aud half furiongs. Louise nrst
'1 T,y,S Sone second, Powers third, Time. III.
ihtrd Race-0ne mile. Black Bart frst Dnstsr sec
hhg Faera third. Time, 44a
s snmfih kare-siY furiongs, Warren Leland nrst.
..fnnh h TarsGGne Ella BLACKBURN frat Bankrupt
sixth Ears-six furongs Veistts frat. Nay Blossom
second Gaylord third. Time. lac
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The Winner. n, Gloucester.

,GLnui ESTER Oct. 3O,--prst Race-Six and one.half
Time. ~
,n.c9nl itAcc-Four and one.hnlf furlongs. O'Kelly
"in LORD Stanley second Emblem third. Time. 0:67.
onJ I'rl acrone mile Giennii irs Pennington sec
WI M wood third. Time. :4WA.
srolr;a :AceFn and nne.h fnrlongs Adoph hrst.
'unlo"sr second. Wiley buckets third. Time. OBS.
With til Race-Ona mile and sixteenth. King Lille nrst.
~S a,s Che second Giendais third. Time I:65
Nm. W., Shakespeare second. Little Annie third.
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KENTUCKY Trotter. 0.in Laurels.

CyrrnAsA. Oct 8o.-The trottnE at Abdallah Park to-
day was good and some fast time made Two now
performers were added to the list. Miss Van g. and
PATCHWORK Lakewood. two-year'od stallion by Nor.
WOOL trotted to record of 227 and the twoyenr-od
Hlly Thistle Dew. by Sentinel wilkes paced milo In
2:2o This makes twelve kentucky two.year-olds TO
gain 2:3O honors ths year. Summaries;
2:o3 class pacing.
ylnetts ~ Ethan Wilkcs..............."".7 ]
o"'"' Ttmses:asN 2:iisX s:2S.' ais. a:ss1
Special race.
Time SOY. a::l
To beat $50:
Miss Van g. by Simmons ESQ
ratcbmore. by Byerly Abdallah .,.............2:8o
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Rowling Gossip.

bowling in fns form In practise game on The Iiar.
lem Republican Club alleys on Monday night i've Of
Warden. j. 172: Nagle 1870; strouthers 206; swartz.
21S The fvenan team 70 represent the New YoLks in
are Young. Hicks, Hofmann Dever, and Swartz.
The Jersey City Amateur Rowling League held .
meeting at Woodss Hall on Thursday evening Dele.
rates were present from the Kukow Excelsior Inde.
Iron bowling clubs. The Doolittle and Montgomery
Clubs were admitted to membership. Tho nnai meet.
be held next Thursday evening. at which time the
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Tho Spartan. First Defsa.

No longer do tho spartans lead In the American
national tournament. Joe Thum's usual jolly face
looked rather gum when tho Orchard players left tho
ermania Assembly Room alleys At O'Clock last night
Thum has boosted at different times that die Spar
tanier" 90 called by tho German folks would not
of tho twenty games that they roll In the tourna.
Orchard bowiers could be trned with at any stage
Of the game. Tho scores:
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.1os.. Ho,k,n. Tam R.t,r.s.

Tho football team the Johns Hopkins University for
1892 has dsbanded. Tho reason was because the
scrub team did give tho varsity team tho practice
licked cnfei and stumbled about the neid for "tho
honor Of the university" number OF tho men were
also prevented by university work from giving their
time football.
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ANOTHER INDEPENDENCE RECORD.
Roy wilkes Draws . Skeleton Wagon .
Mile In sis.

INDEPENDENCE. Oct. 3O-Another champion
record was lowered here to-day when Roy
Wilkes drew skeleton wagon over the bal
loon shaped course in 2:13 The handsome
PAGER has been going numerous miles below
2:15 to sulky in an effort to excel his mark OF
2:OsI. and l. A. Davies. his owner. decided to
have time at the wagon record OF 2:14E
which Johnston made in a race with Harry
Wilkes four years ago. The first at
tempt was made pretty early in the
afternoon. and the stallion went to the half
in 1:O4h and the third quarter in 1888.
Here Roy Wilkes pulled a shoe and went to
pieces. losing 80 much time that he could only
| finish in 2:15h. It was evident he was In
| rare form. and the second attempt was made
| when 1t was nearly dark. This time there were
no accidents and the PAGER rushed away to
| the quarter in 33 seconds. and was at tho half
the wess
strong In 33 seconds from there. making the
I'll in Roes Il Il Ss
also viii star wN with a running mate against
% OF the other trials against time the best was
PAGER second to Manager;a Ris near relative. :,
racing Ing p ; and was not over until four
more heats, Col Forrest outlastng the other
Senator Conkling was favorite for the 2:l5
trot. but Pickpania did him Up in three heats.
none OF them last me 2:lo PAGERS nad only
time for two heats. divided between Storm and
Waterloo Boy. This and two open classes for
card Tor the meeting, The weather e 50 mild
that the track will be kept open indefinitely to
enable the numerous horses to try for better
records. Summaries:
2:25 pace: purse 500.
Ss slI Sfs' {; X f.. ss5t.s
Lulu Mccurdy. by Bay Mood Mc-
Bo SS.%isSa by Indi.napo. tsperry
anu nis ~ '''''''.''.'.''''s 2
Pearl X. Martin).. TO.
True "a! w3odl. '''....'.'''''''''S To
sra:e. Fi,sssR issy?s s,5 as, aa,H
2:15 class; purse 500.
ssn.tos ScnfinS lhslOnsyj. .......::.:..:..:"s z
'A'-' Time-s:iS. 's:isX 3:iSX. ''''''''0
2:lb pace; purse S2OO unfinished.
SfSs By b sseT " haran Wie,
Wtlke Russell tCiark) .'...':z
Timo-2l6 2:15K
Special against time.
Time i2l%'O'. liz Ia ...'''i
Birch wood, ?. BY Eutwood CSes)
Timo-2:lS.
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YRANrS,

Orchard ...77 lx2 771 s1s 4ol 47s b4s e2s eeb 1872
Oriental 80 1875 lo1 262 $40 49, %87 COL go $50
Averaee-Orchard. 1852 rs: Oriental 1876 25.
Umplre-T. W. Oimpe scorers-u. Wsndekin and =.
Truchness
There tho customary delay In starting the games
tho Brooklyn national last evening Tho
saranao. varuns, and Lincoln Council teams rolled.
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Yale VS.. Crescent Admission Soc. Grand stand 6oc.
extra. Tickets new on sale At Efth Avenue HSte,
snyder, In New York ut kines hasttrss, and Cres-
cent Athletic Club House In brooklyn.-Adr.
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Bowling Games To-niEht
DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.
soso ". shocstrngs shoestrings Va Sixteenth ward
Sixteenth Ward VS.. $3.50.
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The assets Of the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
vNycvrD NON T,nNFDANyv

in Is47 were. .................... $1o.739.sl
They have increased each
year since that time. and
on Jan. I. 1891. were. ......... $5s.7A7.707.44
And during these years the
company has paid to pol
10y holders ........".........$1A 6, 81. 800 80
It has paid for tho past 20
years an average divi-
dend Of. .......................S 4.Sl per cent.
Its ratio OF expenses OF
management to income for
the past As years is. ......,... s.5l per cent.
Its surplus by New York standard is over
six millions Of dollars.
PHILIP 8. MILLER. General Agent
Tor Nsw.YOrk oity. Long kiAaa and NswJssssy.
No. I Wan st.. Nsw-york.
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.'as ,s:,s: ~ ds'v''a a'.' 'a
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Totals........6 IL 81 637 Totals. ......8 20 Il

Oriental. "a 12o ITO 23s 81 STA $50 b2l ST. GIT
Spartan ...7Y 143 2lS 3O4 377 %54 54e o31 725 8l2
Average-Oriental. 1875 30: Spartan. 1872 I'd.
Umpire-T ". Timpe. Scorers. kApper and B.
Truchsess.
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New York Athlste Club ~ Orange Athletic Club
cents. Championship ssres-1ds.
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Spartan. 174 264 S47 I32 COS SOL ees ISL $50
Orchard.. ST 1852 23S 3o< 879 468 576 682 $50 684
Average-Spartan ITO: Orchard, 1865
Umpire-T. W. Timpo. 6corers-F. Hunter and J,
Kapper
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lICONp oAW

VRAAEs
Lincoln c. 90 1877 2l3 1913 1852 go 6l2 sos 500 763
Vsruns B. C.93 l8j 1856 345 4l2 48% $40 800 1875 SO
Empires. W. seevoy. scorers-A. Rowland and A.
Dckerson.
There waa an interested crowd Of bowling
in Apollo Hall l27 and 12S Neserolo street. Brook
lyn las. evening to witness the opening games Of tho
eastern district tourn ament The score;
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FRAMES
saranao 1T 142 225 2as $50 I24 4s1 SOL ga 727
Varuna B. O. II 1888 2O4 294 372 40 $50 623 $50 742
Umpire-S. W. Sweeney. Scorers-E. Do Comp and R.
Lounsberry.
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yIRH CAM.

Totals. Il $50 Totals. ..... 1T 10 Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-20
CON = 7 E

Tenemos entendido que se hs
dicho que ell pueblo de Juncos no
contribuy6 para remediar las de i.
gracias de Consuegra.
No nos metemos 4 averiguar
o que habra de citrto en- este
asun'o: pero, si, podemos afirmar
que d. Caudido Farihs, nuestro
Iistiuguido amigo y correligio
nsrio, jefe de la conocida y res
oetsble casa de aquel pueblo,
lue gira bajo la rsz6n social de
9. FArifia & Co., no t6lo contri
buyo para esa ten cion tan simpa.
tics, sino que remiti6 al Banco
una caEtidad destinada & RENE.
liar, en- 10 possible, las desgracias
de sus hsrmanos.
Sabemos, tambien, que el Sr.
D. Csndido Farina contribuyo,
ademas, para ell mismo fu, du
rante su perwanencia en- Ia Penin
sala. ALA en- Ia localidad en- que
resiii..
Psrtidarios de que Ia verdad
brille. y debiendo poner 4 todo,
en- oil merecido lugar, hacemos Il
anterior aclacacion. Conste.
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ESCIRCEOS CONTRAPRODUCENTES

A hague es que revela poca
vxpetiencia = poqui ina dia e;ti-
"a ell que suelen psdecer deter s.
minados 6rganos autonomistas.
Nos referimos al achaque de
sscribir frecuentemente a tortas y
Ioeas, sin cuidarss de la repii.
. que el adversario ha de dar q
as lucubraeiones de Contrapro~
ducente eff cto.
Por ESQ sucede un diA y { tro a
ssos ciudadanos que ell tilo ief
'ale por Ia eu'ats, como ae dice
sulgarme nte, en- aus ea,vas dc ma.
| soiemnidad.
Lo eusl es el como del desas-
ire para esos prt t.nsos Lorepza-
mas del perjodismo a, t6nomo,
ISe quiere slgdu fjemplo de 10
que 1ejsmos dit hop
Pues 10 van & yer ahora mismo
pr estros lectoree.
Un colega adversario de la I,la
dedica Tn articulo AI juicio oral re-
cien ceiebrado tn MAysgt.z, que
Ia termiDsdo d. finitivsmente con
una sen:enciA condenstoria de
AQuela Audiencia contra un Gre
oido dmero de processdos por
aeociaci6n ilicita con fines fxe-
cables J mArcadamente crimino.
sos.
y hsb sndo 81 citsdo colegs au.
zone misia de Ia re. as que BE ha
het ho 60 Is prsn- a del referido
luicio oral, dice nay tranquilo:
"Algunos 6rganoa del Incon-
dieioDAliAmo parece han tornado
a NAL que peri6ditos autonomis- |
sas hayan heeho IL indicada rest - |
asj J de squl pbrten para insi~
dIo; se seusssianss cue no debe |
mcs to-eEas ., |
"Asi 70 egeeibe a hiatosla l'''
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costa de ps9ar una Iszonabie in
tmniz scion.
E indispensable que CO eat
incomunIcacI6n en- que estsmo'
con el mundo eiviiizado, y 70 90
vuelvan q repetir los ca'os fre
cuentcs de ignorar los sucesos
mas culminan,es hassa que nos
los trae el correo de Cuba con
diez 8 mas dias de atraso; este ali
men,o intslectual es en- Ia vida
moderna tan indispensable como
ell material, y Pueito-Rico no
puede vivir mas tempo sislado
del concerto patrio y del gene
ral de las naciones.
Muchos ejemples p odriamos ci
tar de casos en- que esta falta de
noticias ha resultado hssta ridicu
10, pero nos limitsmos al mas re
ciente, al ocurrido con las des
gracias de Consuegra. EI Mi
nistro, en- su parte oGcial, que a.
Ia publicado en- Is Gaceta, supo-
oia conocida de todos Ia catdstro
fe ocurrida en- Consuegra y otros
pueblos de Ia Peninsuls, y las au-
toridAdes y el pdblico que habfa
de contribute q Ia suscripcion ma
cional alberta por ell mismo G.
bierno, estuvieron diez dias igno
rsndo no i6lo detaIles (lo que ten.
driA alguna disculpa }, slno Ia esen
cia misma de 10 ocurrido, calf
candolo Ia prenss de terremoto,
hundimiento, hurscan 8 ciclon
hasta que al cabo de tempo pu'
do sAherse que la csusa de tansas
desgrscias hsbiAn sido inundacio-
mes debidas 4 lluvias torrenciales
Creemos que con este ejemplc
bastsra para comprender que ea
indispensable facilitar al Gobier
no local y al pdblico Ia msners
de que se2a 10 que pasa en- O.
mundo por medic de la prensa
poniendo oil alcAnce de esta eI
precio del servicio telegra6co pol
el cable entire Cuba y Puerto
Rico, al par que faeilitando al CO.
mercio este medic tan indispensa
BILE hoy para ell buen exito y ra'
pidez de los negocios. Et sacri-
ficio que este impusiera oil teso.
70 seria compensate con crecea
Dor los bene6cios de orden mate
rial y poIfsico que h,bia de pro.
porcionar.
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ISLA DE CUBA.

Ha tomsdo posesi6n de Ia Pre-.
sidencia del Partido de Union
Constitutional ell Elk mo- Sr Con.
de de GaIarzs.
lie aqui 10 que raapecto del
particular dice el Diario de Ia
Marina del 10. Lo reproduce
mos q continuation, deseando al
benem@rito Partido, centinela y
sdalid cfvico en Cubs de Ia inte
gridad nacional, nuevaa glolias y
triuntos en- el pofveniE.
HabIs G! Diario:
A las tres y media de Ia tarde
de aver Sc CoDgreg6, como sbta-
mos annnciado, la Junta Directiva
del partido de Union Constiiueio
nal, pOr primera vez baio Ia presi-
denCia del Exemo Sr Oonde do
daI&rza, Quien tomsba pos esi6n con
ese act0 del importantisimo cargo
o que lie eleV6 la oonfanza de sus
aorreiigionari0s. Elegida dicha Jun
10 macs POGO menOs de un gfio. el
II d9 DIciembre de 1890. oonooldae
son las vicisitudes por que atrs.
ve'o au geati6n do loe l9fert zee da
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lTambi6n las mujeresl

y, aunque sea triste ell decirlo
tam6len rinen las mujeres en- pugi.
lato, con el ditamento de apuestas
y ovaciones para la vencedora. en-
territorio de la rep1blica yankee!
No hemos podido menOs de leer
con pena la description que de un
pug'lato mujeril, recien exhibido
en- TN te atro, publica un colega de
Nueva- York.
Fue la lucha, dice el colegs, tan
feroz, tan implaca BILE, tan cruel.
que. mas que mnjeres, parecfan fie
ras las pugIlistas, y la policia tuvo
que lntervenir y detener la pelea.
Y prosigHe:
" Las protagonistas eran Hattie
Leslie, que SO da 4 Of misma ell
nombre de "la primera campe6n
pugilista del mundo", Y que pess
nada msS que 200 libras; Y Gussie
freeman, empleada en- ballar sobre
10 maroma, que tambien SO aplics
el callficativo de ala primera cam
pe6n pugilista del bale de la ma
roma", que pesa muy pocas libras
menos que su contrinGante. Am
has vestian calz6D de punto, tone
let y faldilla corta.
Las dos muteres se rreme+ieron |
prmeramente con cierto cuidado Y |
'espeto, peFo POGO 8 POGO fuproD |
entusiasmandose on terminos ane. |
como decImos al principle, Ia poll |
Aa tnvo que poner t6,mino 4 la |
'eiea. que Gle haber ssguido p1do |
laber tenido oonaeouenClas muy |
aaalss para aigune 10 las coptep !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-20
SUBLIME RASGO,

Con ell mayor gusto y ell mas en-
tusiasta aplauso consignamos en-
estas columnas, abiertas siempre q
todo 10 bueno y laudable, ell subli-
me, generosisimo rasgo de caridad
y desprendimiento ejecutado desde
la Penfnsula por un noble caballe-
70 y compatriota, que nunoo hd es-
tado en- Puerto Rico, ell senior Mar
ques de Vallejo, heredero de la
difunta seh0:a dona Socorro Cape
tillo, DANA puerrorriquefa, y de su
Ihijo, don Manuel Fernandez, tam
bi6n fallecido, hacienda cesi6n H.
bre y espontanes, mediante escri-
turs en- forms, del capital heredado
de aquellos senores, q favor de la
benemerita SocisdGd ProteCtorG de
los Ninos, de esta Capital, y bajc el
patrocinio y administration del
Excmo & limo Sr Obispo de Ia Di6-
eesis.
No tenemos palabrss con que
ensalzar como SO merece tan her
moss accion, fuente de inago-
tables bendiciones para su autor.
81 cuantioso donativo consiste:
En- una casa de mamposteriay DE-
dos pisos en- esta capital, senaiada
con el ndmero 43.en Ia cal 9 del
Cristo;
EI una casa terrera de mampos-
terra en- Ia callle de Morovis n1me.
10 8;
En- una finca rural estancia } en-
Bio .piedras, barrio de Sabana-
Llama, compuesta de 131 cuerdas, y
la qninta parte de otra, a pastos ma
turales y malezas;
En una casa de MADEIRA, techa q
de hero gaIvanizado, en- ell pueblo
de Bio -piedras, Gale del Sol, con uD
gran solar;
En- otra casa de MADEIRA, techa-
da de tejsmani, en- ell mismo pueblo
de Rio pie lras;
En otra casa de mamposteria, en-
la jurisdiction de Carolina, barrio
de Hoyo-mulas, CON tres cuerdas de
terreno valor de estas f1ncas, segdn
tasaci6n, 8 100000;
En- cinco mil pesos, metallco;
En- siete acciones de la Sociedad
Au6nims;
En- once aeciones del Banco Es-
palol de Ia Isla.
lDichosos los corazones hidslgos
que, como ell del senior Marques de
Vallejo, pueden y quieren ejerCer
el bien tan establishment
va tiene, meroed al miamo, ase.
gurada SUI existencia la Sociedad
Pr0tectOrG dc los N,HoS, 10 que con
toda ell alma celebramos
floor al sefor Marques de Vale.
10, que asf ha sabido conquistarse
IA gratitad de todo un pueb!oI