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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-07

ONLY sa25 for pick Of . few dozen Soft Finish
Plaid serses. Among the lot are the popular and
now scarce designs and standings which cannot be
bought OF the piece. They the last Of the choicest
of this seosous Seroea
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28

Globe, is in Phoenix looking for pasture for some of his steers. The rodeo on Upper Salt river will begin April l, and at Globe about April l5.
 In Justice Huson's court yesterday Rosa Contreras was fined $l5 for assault !; she paid the fine. The cases of the men who beat up the Mexican few days since were called up and postponed till 9 o'clock to-day.
 J. w. Doris, within twenty-four hours after the sale of his interest in half interest in the grocery firm of R. w. Draper & Co.,, and again stepped into busy commercial life. The new firm is to be known as Doris X Co.
 IL. Powell and c. w. Purdy started yesterday from E. F. Kellner's Richland farm with 6S0 head of beef steers for Gila Bend, where they will ship them for Los Angeles. This makes about l200 head of steers taken to Los Angeles out of the valley during this month.
 A private letter received yesterday from Maricopa under date of March 26, said that the chief construction agent of the Pacific Bridge Company, is now in Maricopa. He left the morning of the 26th for the Gila river with one pile driver and material and men to com mence work on the Gila bridge. By Sunday they will have two pile drivers at work, and expect to have a crossing over the Gila in twenty days. After that work will be rapidly pushed on the Salt river bridge.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
PREFERRED LOCALS.

500 Copies Sheet Music,
 10 cents each,
 120-l25 Golden Rule Bazaar.
 New mi illinery at Racket Store. 120-l23 If you wish pretty hat for Easter go to Mrs. Norton's. ll9-l22
 Window glass at Talbot X Hubbard's. Old papers for sale at REPUBLICAN of flee, 20 cents per hundred.
 For a first-class breakfast go to the Maricopa House, at Maricopa.
 Good beds for 25 cents, on Jefferson treet, two doors east of Pima. 6l-tf
 Green and dried fruits, nuts, candies, etc., at the Mesa Fruit Store.
 Large black hats for children at Mrs. Norton's. ll9-l22
 Doris Brothers will move to the Lewis Block, next to Trask's, April l. ll0-td
 Clothes cleaned and dyed at Peoples & Smiths, west side of Postoffice. lO2tf
 Fresh ranch butter received three times week at the Mesa Fruit Store.
 Gant's bus line leaves Phnnix at 7 AM. and arrives at Maricopa at 3:30 PM. Finest cigars in the city at Bakers Shaving Parlor. Shaving only l5 cents. Thos. F. Baker. 83 . A fine line of pattern hats and latest Eastern novelties at Mrs. J. B. Hawley x Co.'s March P and 2S. 1l6-l2l
 Mrs. Norton is very busy preparing new hats and bonnets for Easter. Call and see her choice selection. 1l9-l22
 NOTICE TO TRAvELERs-Whe you go through Glla Bend stop at the Reedy House if you want first-class breakfast. A dollar saved is dollar made, but you con save 5000 on suit of clothes by leaving your order with Charles Ruff, Tucson. 1l6-l2l
 Mrs. J. B. Hawley & Go. cordially in- vite the ladies of Phoenix and vicinity to attend their spring opening of fine Eastern millinery Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28. ll6-l2l
 Music, music. only five cents a sheet at the Irvine Company's book and sta- tionery store. Leave subscriptions with us for all papers and magazines. Every thing attended to promptly. 1l6-tf
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
LOCAL BREYITIES.

Meeting of the I. o. O. F. tonight. EKnights Templar meet today at 4 o'clock.
 Eggs are plentiful now, at l5 cents a dozen, retail.
 The ranchers are all busy irrigating these days.
 There is a good head of water flowing in the Arizona canal.
 Ten or twelve more teams arrived from Maricopa yesterday.
 The first crop of alfalfa will be ready to cut in about week.
 There will be services in all the churches in the city tomorrow.
 A four-horse team will load today with mining supplies for Haqua Hala.
 James Dell was fined $5 yesterday by Recorder Schwartz for sleeping on the sidewalk.
 A. G. Bradstreet has sold the Thomas mine to Charles E. Sanderson, of Brook lyn, New York.
 Territorial Treasurer J. Y. T. Smith will turn over that office to his success sor, William Christy, April l.
 The Treble Clei Club will furnish vo- cal music at Trinity church at to-mor- row mornings Easter services.
 James Gibson will start to New River Monday with an outfit to attend the rodeo W hich begun there April IA.
 Chief Justice Gooding and family are expected to arrive in Phoenix today, from Prescott, by private conveyance.
 Frank Nicholson's loss at the Yuma copper camp, damage done to his pipe line, is $2O00 instead of 5000, as at first stated.
 Several carloads of freight were re- ceived yesterday and goods boxes are stacked up in front of nearly all of the stores.
 Deputy United States Marshal B. B. DeNure brought Manuel Montoya down from Tempe yesterday, charged with adultry.
 Twenty couples attended the party at William Hughes ranch last night. An appetlzing supper was served at l2 o'clock.
 Several skilled workmen were sent out to the Arizona canal yesterday to finish up some necessary repairs on the headgate.
 Eugene Caruthers, of Gila Bend, has sold the northwest E of section 8, town ship , south, range west, to Samuel Caru thers.
 J. w. Kincaid will leave today for the Bradshaw mining district, where he has some valuable mining interests, and has just started up ten-stamp mill.
 Captain Heil Hale has about half mile of washout to repair on his Tucson canal. When he gets the headgate put in solid rock, which is his intention, it will be proof against floods.
 Marian Harrer, cattleman from near
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

All down town exchanges in New York were closed yesterday on accou nt of Good Friday.
 At Belton, Tex, Joe Lewis was hanged yesterday for the murder of his mother in-law, Frances Moore.
 Lazard Freres have taken $70O, O,OO0 in gold from the New York sub-treasury. It goes on La Bretange to Paris.
 At midnight last night Dr. Howard Crosby was very low at New York with a possibility of dying before morning.
 At Chicago yesterday the tempera- ture was 32 degrees; Cincinnati, 50; St. Louis, 34; New York, 32; Winnipeg, 30.
 Charles Arbuckle, the millionaire coffee merchant of New York is dead. His remains will be cremated at Pitts burg.
 Last night was the anniversary of the great cyclone in Louisville a year ago. Three large meetings were held there in of the event.
 At Camden, N. J., yesterday, the dead body of Nellie Ryan, about 40 years old, was discovered in a clump of trees. She was last seen in company of negro.
 At Boston the Governmenth has granted an extension of three months in which to introduce evidence before the ex- aminer in the case against the American Bell Telephone Company.
 County Clerk Curry, Treasurer Clod- erly and County Commissioners Mor- ton and Cole, of Comanche county, Kansas, have been arrested on iniorma- tion charging them with malieasance in office.
 The Commercial Hotel was burned at Austin, Tex, yesterday. Lizzie Me Garrick, domestic, and Jack Mccarthy, a boarder, and an unknown man per ished in the flames. The pecuniary loss is small.
 At meeting yesterday of the credi- tors of Messrs. Crump, the pro- prietors of the Collonade Hotel, Phila- delphia, their liabilities were placed at s260,00 and accessible assets $50 ,OOO. An extension of time has been re- quested.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
THE HOTELS.
COM MERCIAL HOTEL.

COMMERCIAL HOTEL. c Karns, Prescott Nancy smith, Tucson B Meyer, El Paso CB Crimmins, Los Ang. w II Beardsley, Ohio W Gorrell, Oakland
 CENTRAL HOTEL. T Campbell, Texas Esteb, Flagstaff NJ Wilkes, Pueblo JE Bark, Florence Gully, Tucson Anderson, Prescott
 skinner, Prescott.
 MILLS HOUSE. Hiel Hale, Tucson JR Will Hams, Stockton
 L c Stspleton, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
STORMY WEATHER.

Heavy Shows and Rains and Rising
 Riyers-Railroads Hampered
 READING, Pa., March 27.-Snow fell through this region today and very heavily tonight. It has turned into rain and the rivers are rising rapidly.
 RICHMOND, Va., March 7.-A severe snow storm prevailed today throughout portion of this State and Maryland. The railroads are much hampered.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
Collapse ef a Cutters Strike.

ROCHESTER, March 27.-The national executive committee of the clothing cut ters has ordered the locked-out mem- bers to apply to their former employers for their former positions. The commit tee says this is done so that if employ ment is refused to any of the men an ac- tion may be brought which may show up the conspiracy of the employers.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
A Prize Fight in Astoria.

PORTLAND, March 27.-A dispatch from Astoria says the Astoria Athletic Club has raised a $70OO purse for fight between Bob Fitzsimmons and Jim Hall. Fitzsimmons' packer wired today his acceptance of the terms. The date of the fight has not been decided upon, but it is to take place before August l5.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
A Tramp Across the Continent.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Zoe Clayton, the actress who started from San Fran cisco several months ago to walk to New York on wager, arrived tonight, thir- teen days ahead of time. She was to have walked the distance of 3i90 miles in six months and will receive $500.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
Hail to Fight Fitzsimmons.

BALTIMORE, March 27.-William Mul- doom has received telegram from Joseph Harris, Jim Halls financial packer, from Port Townsend to make a match for Hall with Fitzsimmons. The challenge money on deposit in Chicago was not covered, because Harris understood it to be a challenge to pritchard
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
PERSONAL.

Frank Nicholson and family will leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
 Professor D. A. Reed, of the Normal, visited Phoenix yesterday.
 D. c. McDill, foreman on the "Rich- land" farm, was in the city yesterday on business.
 John A. Thatcher and family, of Pueblo, Colo, who have been visiting in Phoenix the past week, will leave on today's stage.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
GILLIAN ADVICnS.

An Embargo Placed Upon Foreign Ves-
 sels-The Nitrate Product.
 PARIS, March 27.-A semi-ofiicial dis patch from Chili says President Balma- ceda has forbidden foreign steamers, chiefly British and German, to touch at ports on the coast between Chanaral and Africa. The export of nitrate from Tarapaca in March amounted to l ,50O, ,00O francs in value. It is expected the amount will be doubled in April, as it is this way the parliamentarians aug ment their funds.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
Another Embarrassed Bank.

NEW YORK, March 27.-There were re- ports about Wall street this afternoon that the Mechanics X Traders Bank was hard pressed for money and that the directors were having difficulty in getting assistance.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

UPSTATE OF HENRY W. KUEHLE, DE- lI ceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Henry W. Kuehle, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication, to wit, the 27th day of March 1891, to the said administrator at his office on Center street. in the Conner cial Hotel, in Phoenix, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate.
 Dated March 2, 1891.
 JULIUS F. sCHIECK,
 Administrator
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
Knights TempIar, Attention!

There will be meeting of Sir Knights at Masonic Hall on Saturday afternoon, March 28, at o'clock. All Sir Knights are courteously invited to attend.
 It CHARLES D. BELDEN.
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

Rochester German Insurance Company of
 Rochester, N. Y. TN ACCORDANCE WITH LAW, PUBLICA- l ton is hereby made that The Rochester Ger mau Insurance Company of Rochester, N. r., collected the sum of three hundred and one and seventy-eigh hundredths dollars (s30l 7S) for premiums in Arizona during the year ending December 3l 1890
 URIAH B. WILSON,
 General Manager Pacific Coast
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
INSURANCE STATEMENT.

Security Insurance Company of New
 Haven, Conn.
 TN COMPLIANCE WITH LAW, PUBLICA. l ton is hereby made that the Security Insur. ance Company of New Haven, Conn, collected the sum of three hundred and ninety two and thirty hundredths dollars (t3g2 3OJ for premiums in Arizona during the year ending December 3l, 1890. URIAH B. WILSON,
 General Manager Pacific Coast
Arizona republican., 1891-03-28
Fatally Wounded by His Mistress,

TACOMA. March 27.-John Forens, a gambler, was shot and fatally wounded this evening by his mistress, Molly Adams.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20
DEBATE PARLAMENTARIO
EI SeROr LaBra

So be hablado aQuf de los comisionados
cdbafCs. aRY0 no he de hablar de Ia mayor
menoy col npetencia dc la ComisiGp venida
De Cuba; Qhdie podria negar que 6sta 20
postiVa. n es discutihle el derechO con
QUO vinier01 PerO Of he de decr con toda
Ealasauss que habiendo sidO muy psrtidariO
De que fuesen consultadas las AntiIlas, res
pectO de Ia fOrma no particip6 jamas de las
0pinones del GobieTnO. Yo crel que habls
IN pelgIO doble por 10 manera como f16 lie
wade cabO esta information, pOr ell secreto
que no guard6, de tai sueTte que no cOnoci-
moS las discusiOuea, que no conOcimos los
aGuerdOs, hasta 81 puntO de que 30 mismo
mantuve con aquellOs digoos cOmisionados
tal reapeto 4 ls resOluci6n que habian adop-
tadO, gus no coDOc1 es0a acneTd0s hasta que
lOs lei 90 los peri6dicos.
EstO 90 pueds hacerse. Porque ni Duede
dATAe una Commission, por respectable que
sea, Ia absolute representation de IN pals
icOmo 4 las vecee paTeee que supOne el Go
biernol cUandO hay Qua Tepresentac6B p0-
litica legal y earacGerizads, nj pnede admi-
tlrse de alguna suerte la presentation de una
localidad apartada separada de tOdas las
demAs localidades, actusndO en- la ObecUri-
dad como bsjO ~ regimen iDqUisitOrial,
oFEiendoa el peligro de que sus aspiraciones
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20
OPERA ITALIANA

4 OonclMird !.

Termina ell primer acto; Ell tel6n des-
ciende; absndonamos nuestras butacas.
Un nuevo eseenario Sc prerenta &
nuestros ojos.
Seamos espectadores.
La gravedad nos divierte con sus ges-
tos ademanes caFacterfsticos.
La risa Sc encuentrs bien en- nuestros
labios.
Dichosos los que rien
Supongamos que alguien nos recon-
venga, diciendo:
LA serledad no esta con ustedes !
1 Que respuesta mas acertada podrfa-
mos dar
No deseamos hacer reir.
Cierto indviduo, grave como una ce-
remonia nupcial, Sc ha colocsdo en- sitio
opOrtuno para demostrar, no 10 que de-
sea, Rino 10 que todos sabemos.
Deiadle con su illusion.
Ri ser tonic en- muchos cabe.
Aquel que 10 es no sabe
que tiene tai cOndici6n.
De vez en- cuando fla en- unos otros
la mirada, como 81 dijers.
= mo habra alguno que quiera be-
Der e
No tardau en- aproximarse 81 Cuatro
cincO caballeros, quienes con IN mo-
vimiento de manos narices, parecen
preguntarle.
II Que le ha parecido el primer ac-
tot A
Nuestro hombre sonrfc aasf
nanuiono " PaSrr srssss- Tna,1ys&-sz as-s1r-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20

que han destruido varios pue5los, dos vol
canes que han estallado, tres euatr0 va
g1ios, un0s cuantos asesinos que han atrope-
Ilado os frailes, una mataDza en- Manila /;
fuera de 9stO, no ha OeurridO NADIA" 1 Pern
cre6is sinceramente que aquellO que pasa en-
las AntiIlas es una cnesti6n fnancieTa, lo
eumo una question economical tCtees de
yerss que tcdO 10 va resOlver ell tratadOf
kQue ese coDveniO va & ser una panacea.
/ Ah! ! Hablemos con fTaDqueza, no nos la
memOs enga6o. Yo necesito consigoaT mis-
reservas respecto al particular.
( Concl4iyd
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20
SON e It o

Amar es renunbiar los am0rea
Que brinda franca "a beldad impura
Es vivir de eSpeTaDEa en- la amargura,
Y veneer de la sUerte los rigores.
Es desdefiar del mundO los favorea,
Y ardiendo en- caTidad, dar sin usnra ;
Es domar la soberbia con ternura
Y olvidar del ingrAto lOe rencores.
No es amor la passion arrebatads,
Que el sacriticio Eener0so afea,
POr yivir al delete enCadenada.
Amar no sabe Cuien gcEar desea,
Y arriesga de la vida en- Ia jornada
Que aolo sueflo su ventura seas
80 Marques de HsreRia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20

De un lado Ia representation local, de
otrO lado 81 Gobierno. ESQ es buscar eli cho-
que, despues de aislar In repTesen taci6n
nltramaFina. YO no conozco una sola COmi-
sion de este g6nerO en- los cuestioDes, no di-
60 coloniales, en- las cuestiones que cOnstitu-
yen la historic polftica de Europa desde
principles del siglO XVII al XVIII, que no
haya traidO cola y bsya sido M fermento de
ucha de oposici6n. Que locara Ahora,
mas que nunca, era precise coucertar las per-
souas, las Representatives., las ideas, las go
luciOnes. LAislar los eomisionados de Gu
ha PoT qu67 Por qu6f
Y el GObiernO no hizo NADIA mas, porque ell
senior ~istrO de UitramaT, rompiendO cOn
la tradictOn e0ntTastandO con sus cOmpa-
nerOs los senOres ministries de Ia Goberna-
cl6n de GFacia Jnsticia, 90 decide
siqniera 4 redactaT una ciTcnlar exp,ican6O
sus ideas y pFOp6stOs. QUiza para gu senOrfa
20 existfa mas que 81 moviTnieDtO eoonomlco
de La Habana mOvimieDto econ0mlcO que,
81 fueFa solo 10 que cree el GObiernO, no val
dria Ia pena de ocuparse de 81 IN NEE; perO
que tiene una inmensa traseendencia, por-
que eDtrafia no sentido pOliticO IN carac
ter social que no SO puede OcUitaT los que
cOUOzcan s historic de todas las cItsis colo
males.
No me olvido, no, del decreto del Ministe-
rio de UltTamaT, fechR l8 de Diciembre Jllti-
mo, sObre In division electoral, en- ell cual se
vOlvi6 cOmeter la msma injusticia con
Puerto Rico iujusticia doblemente terri
BILE, poTque ali no habfa nj siquiera Ia re-
presentation de las mnor1as; peTO injusticla
luego extTemada, de que manera, senOFes!
en- las dltimas eecciones, en- las cuales,
mientras desde aqui agOtabamOs nuestTas
fueTzas, nuestrOs mediOs, DuestTOs amigos,
c1antO teniamOs euantO pOdiamos para
evitar el retraimientO en- aquella Antilla, el
Gobierno cOnteataba con una lista interml-
nable de candidates. (Bl senior Usera: Els
Verdad)
AQuel decreto siempre fu6 deiciente. No
voy q discutir ahora sue constituciOnalidades
pero ST dire que no comprendo los eser6pu-
los que ha manifeatadO 81 senior ministro de
rITtrsmaT la idea de hacer pOr decreto, y
vista del artfculO SO de la Constitution,
,f-erpa electoral de mayor alcance, que
% uuS EeIOf mrmitidO venir sQuf en- Tegulares
se uuD5ese Pgs los diputados cOoniales para
IOnulViOLey defnitiva, con an uencia de to-
5ac9r ia Ia FtidOs, para discutir q fondO la
us I've ITs pc eQestion planteada pOr ell bill Mac
Doin ~ PieJa - sieudo 6stas las circunstancias
N'uley' NJ nor Sagasta habl6 en- Abril del
on Y4o ei Sc mi instancia, buenO es recOF-
q quo no uIGin0 htOnces presideDte del Conseio
9al que ei eIe ee comprOmeti6 hacer por de-
ue ~ InlnlsCFOs q extremo, la refOrma deseada.
y, n oUO' eu casCfhOr ministro de Ultramar dice
~ aoLual IS es constitutional. Pero 10 es
4uo estO leDos e decretO de su senoria esta-
- - -. 10 distTitos Y aumentaBdo dipntados,
ol,se e solo Sc -puede hacer pOT una ley.
2"sS SO " ecsdO e. Eor 81 80 consdera que
respect S"'-,oro 1lSSo.a ,os lll-.93 llls
nOtjvO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20
LA OLA " Ell EsCOLLO

-Escollo que noche y dia
En- mi cristal te rehejas,
Sin ablandaTte q mis quejas
hi reDdirte q mi porfla;
70 domare tB osadia,
Pues de ella juguete fof
CuandO al uuiTnos aqut,
Nos hizo contraria suerte,
A Il, sfmbolo de muerte,
Z emblema de vida q mi.
( Ola, te etfuerzas en- vanoJ
Por mas que ;Oca presumas,
Son para mi tus espumas
Nubes de polvo hviano.
DE Dios la Tobusta mano
/ Fntr-Aa .ci.s>sa a ~rsoe di0,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20

ado de recipFocidad. Ell nseetiao se lle-
IRA & Cabo pOr iniciativa de la Asocia-
5n del Fomento del Trabaio Nacio-
prensa o6ciosa le recuerda & los
aeu que en- compensation & los
eios que les irroga ell tratado, no
sfogado la ley de relaciones Co
rAalas.
fSs. idem EN- contestaci6n %
rama Del Alcalde de Cherburgo, Ia
Maria le ha manifestado por te-
6 que bahia tenido verdadero pla.
bn racibir los bravos marinos fran
sses, u no menor satisfaction al saber
cordial reception que habfan ob
rs en- CherbuFgo los marinos rusos.
Madrid, idem 8-Luego que Sc haya
rablicado el R. d. confrmando la auto
nomis administrative de las provincias
lyascOngsdas, se reunir6n en- San Sebas-
tan todas sus diputaciones con ell obieto
he llevar cabo una manifestation po-
pular.
New-York, idem 8-Ha lIegado q Bar
Harbor ell doctor italisno Baldurin, con
objeto de asistir Mr.. Blaine.
Idem, idem idem-Va ganando terre-
no entire los republicanos Ia csndidatura
de Mr.. Blaine para la pr6xima campafa
presidencial.
Idem, idem idem-Comunican de Ma
drid que ell gobierno de Francia ha re-
auelto tomar parte en- Ia exposition CO.
lombina que Sc celebrara eu Espafa,
para conmemorar 81 cuarto centenariot
del descubrimiento de America. ~
Berlin,iQem- IdeHT@Ef dia veiDte del
mes actual Sc expondra solemnemente 4
Ia adorsci6n de los ieles, en- la catedral
de Tr6veris, Ia misma t6nica de que fu6
despojado Jes6s cuando le crucifcarop.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20


demuestra, 8ca@o
II Pobres F.! 81 yo
seria de estos desgraciad6s
No falta quien pfeguute Ios
bleron Ell la consabida fuente, con geseo
adecnados.
Que les pareci6 ?. -.
Ri Iutsrpelado, 6el a la consigoa, es
deoir, imitando Ell signo aludido, contes-
ia en- silencio.
- Asf. -.
La pantomima resulta inimitsble
FL deseo de coDocer al hombre de 10
gravedad nos induce a preguntar uD
joven que a DuestrO lado queda. I.
- Qui9o es ese senior
- Ese 7. - Una pOt
be mas m6sics !. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-20
NOTICIAs

Dfcese que ell Gobieruo General anunci6
aDoche a In alcaldfa de ests ciudad que mn
ciclon azOta las isIas Barbados.
| FL seloT Ago no ha cumplido el deber de
eomuoicar al p6blico la nOticia.
Desde anoehe llueve d cAntaroa, q item
po Sc preeenta muy tempestuoso.
ProbabiemeDte, oausR de las aveDidas
del Jaesguas del Plata, no recibirSn mana
ns este peri6dico aquellOs abonados & quie-
mes SO envfa por la lfnea del centric.
Sc he anunciado para esta noche I'm ballo
sn moscherG, perO no es probable que pueda
tener efecto q causa de 10 tempestuosO del
dla fluvias, truenOs vientOs que desde
aver no cesar.
Aver hemOs tenido gusto de recibir una
dc las atectuosas visitas con que nos favOTece
siempre que viene a esta ciudad, nuestro
respectable muy particular amigo don Clo-
tide Santiago.
Els probable que la cOmpanfa dr&matica
que actda en- Mayag1eE do algunas funciones
en- Anasco y San German.
Digimos hace POGO que nuestro buen ami
go don Luis K. VelaEques SO propOnfa publi-
car en- breve IN peri6dico pOlitico. Hoy po-
demos aRrmarlO en- absolute.
CeteoramOs que et antique perlo0isGa dc
la prensa liberal pOncena llegue compaTtir
con nOsotros los riesgos de la iucha.
AuBque en- este periodic de multas, scenes
trOs y prisiones cuesta grandss amarguras
ocupar Ell pupitre de la redacci6n ser el
paTa-rayOs de las tOrmentas gubernamenta-
les.
Que venga la escena el nuevO paladln.
Sc hallan por la jurisdiction del Corozal
los senoTes don Ange! VaseOni, don Ramon
Valdes Mr.. Bernstein practicando estudiOs
en- las minas de orc que se dice existen en-
aqGella region.
E. Excmo. sefier don Justo Martin Luna,
Intendente General de Hacienda p6blica de
la provincial, ha tenido la bondad de remitir-
nos, con atentO B. L. NJ, IN ejemplar de la
EstGdEsticG General de OOn1erciO exterior de
Puerto Rico, correspondence al ahO natural
de 1890.
Agradecemos la atenci6n del senor Inten
dente.
TINA ha debido darse una
-sfzav GSsAloS, de Aqua
1rssi N o. n ida