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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

THERE are intimations that the Tam
many police justice who called Mr.. Anthony
Comstock liar from the bench the other day
was acting on the principle of the pickpocket
who cries stop thief while trying to get away
with the sWag.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
GEORGE AND JERRY.
The Single Tax Man and the Kansas Con-
gresham Have a Peculiar Race.

gresham Have a Peculiar Race.
NEW YORK, March 3l.-Henry gorge called
on Hon. Jerry Simpson. at the Windsor Hotel.
yesterday The Kansas statesman was sur.
prised to see his favorite philosopher in a bi.
cycle suit.
Mr.. George explained that he had come in
from long spin over the country roads on a
wheel. Mr.. Simpson was rash enough to ex-
press credulity at Mr.. Georges cycling
ability,
You take a car and Pll take my wheel, and
we will see who gets to the Manhattan Single
Tax club first" retorted Mr.. George, and the
challenge was accepted. The distance is TX
miles. Mr.. George was at the club ten minutes
in advance of his Kansas admirer, and the two
reformers took luncheon together.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

ANOTHER announcement comes from the
lake ports that the largest owners of lake ton
mage are firm in the combination to keep ves-
sells tied up until May Is. IN order to put up
rates. They have the privilege to keep their
vessels idle if they choose individually; but the
fact that if there is any freight offering the
other vessel owners will make the money is
likely to prove one of the strongest arguments
to their minds why they should not exercise
the privilege.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

DE GRAFT, o., March 31.-Miss Fannie Weller
died here last night Not long since she was at
the & Good Samaritan Hospital, in Cincinnati, for
sever al weeks, receiving DIR. Koch's treatment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

The joy that was born of the hope that
the Galena would no longer be eligible for re-
pairs is dashed to the ground by the fact that
the old vessel has been ioated and is now
subject for repairs to an unlimited degree. The
only mitigation to the political activity which
this promises in the Portsmouth district is the
fact that Maine has passed a ballot reform law.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
INSURANCE COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
The Kansas Insurance Commissioners Pro

The Kansas Insurance Commissioner Pro-
nounces 1t Insolvent.
TOPEKA, March BID. w. Wids-, State In
surance Commissioner. mas revoked the license
of the Capital Insurance Company, mutual, on
the ground that the company is insolvent. He
says that the liabilities of the company are
s24, 900: that 5000 of the amount is in
judgments against the company in favor Of
policy-holders, and that the company has on
hand only $500 TO meet its obligations.
The company, which has been doing business
since 1889, will appeal to the courts to attempt
to force Commissioner Wilder to reverse his
revoking order. Officers of the company say
the. concern is IN perfectly solvent condition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
APRIL.

AN hail thee, April,
Month OF showers
Young, and fresh. and gay;
Birds and flowers,
Length'ning hours,
Greet thy birth alway.
Thou proclaim the Spring,
New life giving
Earth, and everything
Worth the living.
Blow ye gently, breezel
Where sun discloses
Drifts meath forest trees
, You'll kiss roses.
PIrTsBUBG, March 81. WILLIE WINKLI,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
Mrs. Mary NJ. Killikelly.

Mrs. Mary NJ. Killikelly, relict of Rev.
b. B. Killikelly. and mother of Miss s. H. KILL
kelly, died at her residence, 30S South High
land avenue, last evening. at the advanced age OF
81 years. Mrs. KillikeIly was well known If the
East End, where she had lived for q number of
years. Notice of the funeral will be given here
after.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

THE pending bill in the Legislature for
bidding the public exhibition Of physical de-
formities for gain. might check rather preva-
lent nuisance If there was any reason to believe
that it would be more than a dead-letter law.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
William WooIslair.

William Woolslair died at his residence. Shakes
peare street, East End, yesterday morning. aged
70 years. Mr.. Woolslair was one Of the first
settlers in the East Liberty Valley. and had been
connected with the stock yards for a number of
wears.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

THERE was hope that since the Mccoy
Hatfield feud was made up, peace might event
ually be declared between the New York Sun
and the ex-President; but the political ven
delta wages more fercely than ever.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
A VERY LONG STRUCTURE.

The New Railroad Bridge Is 2,37O Feet
Long Between Approaches.
FIT. SMITH, ARK, March 3L-Yesterday = aft
ernoon the draw span of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad bridge over the Arkansas river at
this place was swung into position, connecting
Ft Smith with the Cherokee shore.
This is one of the longest bridges in the
United States, being 2370 feet from approach
to approach. 1t cost $500. 900, and will be ready
for general use about April l.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
Jerimiah O'Rrien.

Jerimiah o. Bren, a resident Of Woods Run for
the past 40 years, died suddenly yesterday morn
ing from Inflammation of the stomach MIR
O,Brien had recently purchased farm, and in
tended to move on 1t this week, when his fatal ILL
ness overlook him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

THERE seems to be necessity for warn
ing to the falsely reported sockless Simpson of
Kansas. He is developing habit of after
dinner speaking at New England banquets,
which makes it pertinent to point out to him
Mr.. C. NJ. Depew and G. Cleveland as exam
PIES of what habit comes to when it grows on q
man,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

THE story of fox hunt In which the fox
was chased $50 miles, gives rise to the satisfying
reflection that the hunters must have suffered
as much as their victim.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
Yea, Verify!
Chicago Times. ]

Chicago Times,J
John J. Ingalls, prominence as Farmers
Alliance candidate for President is likely to
drive Senator Leland stanford into an insane
asylum. Politics is hard road to travel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
LEGISLATION IN MINNESOTA.

Bill to Regulate Caucuses in Large Cities
and a Railroad Measure.
ST. PAUL, March 3l.-The House to-day
passed the Trip bill to regulate political eau
cuses in cities of over 10000. and defeated
Benny's bill to have all executions In the State
Prison.
The famous Currier railroad bill. largely
reproduction of the Iowa law. was recon-
mended to pass by the House committee Dy
strong vote.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
italian Immigration in March.

NEW YORK. March 3I.-The arrivals Of ,Ital-
ian Immigrants during the present month at
the Barge Office we're 5.324-nearly double the
record Of last month.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

The Ahairs of the Universal Order of CO.
Operation to Be Strengthened.
PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-The United
States Court was crowded this morning with
members of the Universal Order of Co-Opera-
tion who were anxious TO know whom Judge
Butler would appoint receiver OF the defunct
society. The Court fixed upon Thomas H.
Montgomery, President of the American Fire
Insurance Company, as receiver.
A petition was filed by James B. Myers Sec
retary Of Branch %, asking what should be
done with the 81, 200 he had received from men,
Ders on the 17th inst.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

HERR MOST, the Anarchist. talked him.
self into torrent of perspiration In Boston the
other night and thereby gave the lie to the as
sertlon that he and his ilk never take bath.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
Mrs. Phoebe Campbell.

DEXTER, Me, March 31.-Mrs. Phoebe
Campbell who was 100 years old October IL last,
died this morning. She was a native Of Read
ing, Me.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
ST. LOUIS PAINTERS STRIKE.

They Demand an Advance in Wages Which
Their Employers Won't Grant.
ST. LOUIS, March 3l.-The probabilities are
that the painters in the Brotherhood of Painters
of this city, belonging to the Brotherhood Of
Painters and Decorators. will not go to work
tomorrow morning.
The men remain firm in their demand for 35
cents an hour. while the employers say that
they have decided to allow wages to remain as
they are for this year. A conference was held
this afternoon. but no agreement was reached.
Between 900 and 200 men will be affected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR A RAILROAD.

Its Extension From Little Washington to
Warrington Is q Probability.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE prsPAroH,
WASHINGTON. PA, March 8.-The CON-
mittee which was appointed at the meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce last night to secure
subscriptions for the proposed extension of the
Waynesburg and Washington Railway to Man
nington, w. Va, Is meeting with success in the
city, and 1t Is thought that the necessary
amount will be subscribed before the end of the
week.
The road can be built for IS 900 per mile.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

SUGAR is now cheaper, but feminine
sweetness will remain as dear as ever.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

STRIKERS who throw bombs may, meta
phorically speaking. find themselves hoist by
their own petard.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01

VOL &c, No. S3-Entered at Pittsburg Postofhce,
November il, lSS7, as second-class matter.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-01
TO SUBSCRIBERS,

PITTsBURG, WEDNESDAY. APR l. 1891
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and Diamond Streets.
News Rooms and Publishing House
rs, II and 7o Diamond Street.
EASTERN ADVERTISING OFFICE. ROOM q,
TRIBUNE BUILDING. NEW YORK. where
complete files of THE DISPATCH can always be
1ound Foreign advertisers appreciate the con.
venience. Home advertisers and friends OF THE
DISPATCH while IN New York. also made
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THE DISPATCH Is regularly on sale at
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irho has been disappointed at a hotel neios
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News Rooms and Publishing House

Business Of1ce-Corner Smithf1eld
and Diamond Streets.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-27
EYATENCION.-LA CORRESPoNDENCIA de
rUERTo-RICo ha trasladado sus oticinas y Ii
pografia q ia Gale de San Francisco NUN. SO.
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General-Da cuenta del cambio
de Ministerio de los telegramas del Ministro
de Utramar entrante sa iente.
-.Negociado de instruction P1blica.-
Real orden publicando las reglas para la adju-
dicaci0n de los preluiOs de antiguedad y m6ri
90 de los catedraticos del Institute Provincial
de "a Ensenanza de esta Isa
--Negociado de Agriculture, Industria Y
Comercio. Sc publican varios privilegios de
invenci3n.
--Negociado 3o-Parte trimestral de los
trabaios ejecutados en- la Estaci0n AgrOn0mica
dss Rio piedras, en- el primer 5rimestre del anO
econ6mico de 189l-92.
--Contribucones Y Rentas.-- Rea! orden
disponiendo que los beneficios Concedidos A
los Estados- Unidos son extensivos a B6'gica
hasta primero de Febrero de 1892, en- que ter
nina ell tratado con dicha Nac6n.
administrator Central de Comunicaco-
nes.-Ralac6n de los peri6dicos sin faja nj di
recc:6n legados en- el ntimo correo.
Battalion Cazadores de Alfonso KILL
Sc cnnvoca los que desean hacer proposicio-
nes para el sumnistro de articulos de consume
nara la cantina, Ell dia del mes proxmo.
-Junta de Obras del Puerto.-Balance de
Gaia correspondence al mes de Octubre del co
rriente ano.-Presupuesto de 1891 90.
-Rentas Aduana de Mayaguez. Sc avi
ga para que reclamen por el t6rmino de 70 dias
los que 50 cream duenoS de 10 paQuetes rOtu-
lados sahagdn,s, Mayagiez, conteuiendo teji-
dos dc algod0n.
-Reptas Aduana de Ponce.-Se anuncia
la venta en- pnb!ica subas5a para los dias 81,
28y 80 del corrients de un atado de hierro, Q
kios cigarriIlos, 8 caias galletas, 13 cajas alma
naques, ! barrll cigarrl.los y jauIas conte.
nlendo 1O2 kos hero.
--Junta Provincial de Socorros-Re,ac ,aci0n
nominal de doDativos para las desgracias de la
Peninsula.
-Ayuntamientos,
--Proyidencias judiciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-27

Sc P.--Soy enemigo de Rafael Nieres porque
fu6 el de la ienuncia.
El Sr. Presidente-i De inanera que ustei
ha declarado ins veces una ante Ia Guardi2
Civil otra ante el Juez'
PSI SenOr.
Espresso tambien el urocesado que cuanio
declare, Rafael Nieves Andtijar le deeian 10
que debfa de declarar
FL letrado Sr. Fajardt. En- Que To, MA
prestaba usted esa declaration?
P.-Ellos me dijeron 10 que debia tieciarar
pero no die na,ia pcrque no saba NADIA
FL letrado Sr Ramos. 1 listed sabe 81 Ra-
fael y Atddjar tienen ventori.lloi
P.-No 10 tienen.
LA uste 10 redujsron paision solo !
PSI senDr.
JM0m de Dios K0sldo Rod,iswez.
Fiscal.-Usted tue avisa,io lor Cortes 4
una reuni6nf
Pho senor.
tF.-l como 10 declar6 asi I
<P-Dije todO ESQ pOrque me apr ban.
70 no 10 manifesto al Juez espe iAl IorQue M
me dieron TEMPO.
Sc lee su declaration. Es un dato acurip
sisimo por 10 original, sertimos que la dis
tancia no nos haYa permlti.io reeoger int tegra.
j. Supongase ell lectpr que Ell ella Ell prs.cesa-
do habla de un ensuenoque dice que tuFe, Col.
la Virgen, Ia que te inspire aqnel dec'a aci0D
para salvarse
ri senior FISCAL Ie pregunta 81 CON .ce los
indiyiiuos que Sc le titan. Cu ore alguros
Ell letrado sefor Faiardo Il kn 81 siEo on
que SO encontraba, quienes habia con usted II
P.-~lla guardia, Rafael Juse Ancnlar.
El etrado seilor Diego. Il ystei ha visto
durante 81 tempo que estuvo deten do algun
atropellado7
PSI senior. A Juan Bautista Guzman,: ,:sa
este 10 esbarataron entire los paos de cafe, ii
El etrado senior Guz nan.-s Le ,iijp usted
ESQ al juez especial
P.-No SO 10 die porqus me dieron
lugar.
Ra,a6as Vadfr.
Color negro, ,ie 26 amos, do Hatl:o.
Fiscal.-i ASS 10 usted dos reuniones en-
la estancia de Pt:ar Perez en- la cual 10 jura-
mentaron7
P.-No seflor.
Mega la declaration de! sumario la que
did ante el juez especial
Ell senor PreSidente lila OldO usted esas
declaraciones, lque dice a est
Efectivamente he declarado por ,mie
do la guardia civil.
Ell procesado conoce Jose Dolores G,n
zalez Jose Nieves.
El Letrado Sr. Fajardo. II Cuando declare
usted delante de Ia Gnardia civil dijo ustel to.
do aquelo que SO ha leido?
-Yo no he dec!arado nadia.
Ell Sr. Presidente explica al proresado la
que Sc debe entender por declarar fin de que
no confundira la palabfs con coaJesas.
: Ell senior Fajardo:-i Ql6 persouas estaban
ALI
-Siete guardias civies.
Ell senior Diego.-i Como lamaria usted al
acto de que yo eseribiera cuatro lineas en una
papel y le dijera, tirme usted9
+ P.-Yo diria que no b bia fcmado.
C0ntinW0r6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-27
Ayuntamiento de la Capital
p,SMc5Dsles ncMeyd0s toanados en- la session.
del l8 de NOviembre.

Principles acueydos toanados en- la session.
del l8 de N0Viembre.
Epterarse dc la resolucion del Excmo. Sr.
Gobernador General sobre la algada interpues-
ta Dor don Benito BaquerO.
--Aprobar 10 prOpuesto pOr el arquitectO
municipal respecto la pedra gruesa que ha
de usarse On el afrmadO de Ia puerta Este de
la cale del Comerclo y ampliar 81 cont,ato para
este trabalo don Hermenegildo Martinez Sc
fialandole dos meses de plazo para llevar Ca
bO las ObraS
-Pasar las comisiones II 5a la nota
de las muestras Y otros objetOs que ocupan
lugar en- el suelo el vuelo de las Gales On el
interior de la ciudad.
-Volyer & la com sion L. para nuevo die
tanen el expediente sobre aseQ de las GALES.
-Enterarse del acta notarial levantada
con motive de la recepcion de los adOquines
grisss.
-Pasar al sfndico un escrito del Pbro. Sr.
Garcia Caro- sobre un curse de la Cofradia de
Animas.
-Aprobar las obras de GALES en- Ia sema-
na importantes "a pesos.
-Disponer SO saque subasta la cons.
trucci0n del puevo Cementero senalando ell
plazo de 80 dias para la adjudication.
-Confrmar los dictanlenes de la iunta de
consumes On las alzadas interpuestas por | %
sehores Civi lanes Font.
Conceder don Angel Navajas permiso
para una obra en- la Gale del Crsto mum. % Y
& don Manuel Pastrana construir una casa en-
Santurce.
Conceder un socorro de 25 centavOs diario
a un matrimonio pobre y enfermo con cinco
hijos memories.
--Acorddr de contormid ad con Ia propues
te por Ia comsion 4. que SO proceda inmedia-
tamente recOnOcer y Valorar la casa mum. 15
de la Gale de Tetuan instandO por Ultima
vez al Sr. Rodriguez Fne ntes que nombre Pc
rito para este actO como t.amite previO para
concederle el permiso de ediicaci6n de un piso
en- Ia misma
--Otros varios dc menor interes de ira
mitaci0n interior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-27
La deuda de Puerto-R

Reproduce LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUER.
no Rico un artlculo que El EconOnsista de Ma
drid, consagra Ia deuda por indemnizaci6n
el Tesoro asigne inter6s q 10 que aun quede
por pagan de aQuella, una vez que no Sc ha
solvenuado On los plazos marcados por la Ley
La historic que dicho es'imado cOega hace
del asnnto es competamente exacta este
Ynsmo nos obliga ontestare con los datos
mismas que en- su razonado artlcnio presenta
cha fieuda 30 emprx0 pagarse hasta e aflo
1875; es d. cir, tres anos despu6s de 10 que
debi6 haoerse, y reoUnoce tambi6n que este
peodpjo pns natural depsec' aclon "a los bonos,
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SerUicio especial de
hA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUERTO Rico.
SESSION. DEL Ola 90.

AOCNAA1SOACAON)
Diego MendeS B0metG.
De % amos, natu al de Utuado.
Fiscal II Fu6 ustel i,vitaro una reu:
ni0n al monte pOr Juan COrt6sf
Pho senor. YO 10 die asf 4 Ia guar1ia
civil por miea, a las gas nntds y gopes Tam
bien porqne asf me 10 indujeron Rafael Nieves
y Anddjar.
F-Conoce usted los in.iividuos. Zee el
Fiscal algunos nombres)
PA aigunos de ellos.
El letrado seflor Fajardo--i iCuando Ia guar
dia civil le prendio usted, donde estaba
P.-Me prendierOn como las IL de la no.
che en- casa de ManolitO, Ne metierOn en- un
cafetal y ALI me estropearon deante de Andt1
jar Nieves.
LII Donde estab8 Rafael Nieves
P.-Estaba por ALI por los arededores.
81 letrado senior Diego.-l listed ha dicho
en- el sumario que sus declaraciones obadecian
& las .sugestiones de And1iar y de Niepes a
quien temia usted mas, And1jar 6 Ia guar
dia civil
PA Anddjar.
Juan Nuises J5meaes
De l6 af1os,. natural de Utuado,
Fiscal.-iFu6 usted aoisado por Juan Cor
tes una reunion
P.-No selor
- = /. !. :. !. -.
---Oonoce usted 4 los individuos (lee el Sr.
Fiscal una Iista).
FL Es usted amigo q enemigo de- esos
indiY3dn0si
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Coles mexicanos

ZEN La MALLORQUINA Sc reciben por
UN PESO los solos mexioanos de cualquier afo
que sean, gastando el bodo parte de ellos,
90
In BGtansG public0 anoche un vOlante
anunciando que por IN incid-nte imprevisto
Ocurrido al entrar en- prensa In segunda plana
del periodico, tenfa que suspender su edici0n
de hoy. 81 buen co ega reapasecera el sabado
pr0ximO cOino de costumbre
Una agraciada st norita perdio en- el tea
tro de R.o-p:edras duraute ell titimo con-
ciertn una hermosa me talia cru. de plata con
inscrip;ionss, que % fue rega'ada- por la juven.
tud lie Arec'b,, en fe tivul
Sc supllca La entregde en- esta Redaeci6n
ei que la haya encnurrasio - ,s,.s.
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ii Lea. uSted estO |!

~ En- al cafe La PALMA SO admiten los
pesus maxcanos 10 To las las feehas SIN con.
.iicsones
= Para los iias % y 80 del mes IN cu-so se
prepar.i en- Pu.rta do Terra, gran les iugados
de ga'las pnr la socie,lad gaeril El Laso
Verde.
90
- Segnn leemOs en- La Inte0ridni NtIcianaL
nuestro particular amigo el Exomo. senor Con-
de de San jose de Santurce hace alg mos ti,as
que viene sufriendo agudos dolores lie reuma.
al grado de haber tenldo que guardian CANA
aver hoy.
Hacemos votos por la pronta n-joffa del
selor Uuarri.
En la session que tuyo iugar anoche en- ell
Ayuntamientu ds esta Capital SO ac0rd0 pro-
ceder vertcar por snbasta pdboa la ORA dc
ensanche del Gem anterio de San-a Rosa cuyo
importe es lie POGO mas lie once mil pesos.
Es do prcsumir que prOntn empezara tan
necesara a obra cuya urgencia esta reconocida
por todo ell mundo.
Ha talecido aver On esta Capital, hoy
tuvO iugar su ent'erro, una pequena nina del
honrado arGesano dol Ramon .rcia Rivera
Que Dies acOja on su seno el alma de tan
tierna criatura, de resi- -nacion Gus queri-
dos padres para soportar tan rudo golps.
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L.s nosenas 1ll h.,.is.r ,ir la Iamacuada
coucepeidn, euyas fiesta. .:atedIaI ha dis.
puestu Ia ~uce eii Ell jas 10 NJ ir,A que preside
nuesfra imp .tc.i oa-u am =. la Sta. C0ncha
Qder.., .,rinrluar.n t"i ora iesta en- la no.
fieieS
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Noticias de la Capital

Ha causado profunda sensation en- la ola
SO de costureras de esta Capital, el hecho de
que 81 seflor Cabaflas contratista del vestuario
para la tropa que guarnece la Isla; haya re-
suelto, mandar hacer a Barcelona la ropa me-
cesaria para atender su contrata. Esta me.
dida deja sin pan infnidad de sefioras = So
flOritas pobres que libraban su sustento con
este trabajo, el cual segnn nuestros infoI mes,
haciar precio imitedfsim Els verdad que
el stiior Caba1as tiene eli derechO de hacer 10
que mas le plazca respecto del parti 'ular; pc
70 es muy cierto tanbien, como dice La Int /.
gridad Nacional, que el dicho seflor, quien
suplicam0s nos dispense la franqueza en- me-
ritO del piadosO deseo que nos guia, no debe
ria olvidar la affection en- que dejara sumidas
muchas familias que, de un moio Il otro han
contribuido 4 ayudarle labrar su fortunaX
u e*s
X En- Ia actua' 'idad Sc estan veritcandO por
81 municipio de esta ciudad ademas de las
obras corrrentes de entretenimiento en- las
Gales y edifi ios de su propiedad, las de ah.-
mad0 de la Gale del Cou1erclo adyacentes
hasta la pnerta de. San Justo. Ia reparaci6n
completa de la plaza del Mercadc, la construc
cion de chiquero para cerdos inmediatos al
Matadero, y la sustitucion de las aceras en- las
GALES de San Jose. Cruz y San Sebastian.
POr cuenta de los fOndos carcela"ios Sc es
tan tamblen habiitando varias habitaciones
para colocar ell gran n1mero de presos exis-
tentes en- el edificio &c Puerta de TERRA. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-27
Il correspondence de Puerfo-Rico.
Puerto Rico, 26 dc Nouiembre de 1891.

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