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, 1891-11-25
BRAZILIAN WAR SCARE.
IL is About Over and Peace
Again Beigns.
The New Cabinet is Formed
and the
Official Mill Begins to Grind
Once More.
England Protests Against Brazil.


LONDON. Nov. 24.-Recent kilograms
from the British minister in Brazil having
been altered in their transmission, the
British foreign Office protested against
the liberties taken by the Brazilian u
thorities. This protest has had the de-
sired effect, and kilograms now come
through without change. The British
minister telegraphed today that Fonseca's
readiness to abdicate was due to the fact
that he was critically ill.
An official telegram was received from
the Brazilian minister of foreign affairs
stating that Marshal Fonseca has resigned
the dictatorship and had been succeeded
by Peixotto. vice chief.
A dispatch from Buenos Ayres says:
News ofthe abdication of Fonseca is re-
ceived in Rio Grande with general salts
faction and has put an end to the revolu-
tionary movement in that state. The
river is re opened to commerce. The in
surgent troops are disbanding.
A Rio Janeiro dispatch says: Except
Para which remains silent, all the prov
inces concur 10 the dismissal of Fonseca.
Congress will probably ignore recent
events. A new cabinet has been formed
as follows: Allies. finance: Faria, hus-
bsndry; Pereira, justice; Oliveiera. war;
Mello, marine; Pallita, foreign affairs.
Another report gives Semaeo the war
portfolio.
, 1891-11-25
Are Your Children subject to Cronp,

As a preventative and cure for Group
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has no
rival. 1t is, in fact, the only remedy that
can always be depended upon and that is
pleasant and safe to take. There is not
the least danger in giving it to children.
as it contains no injurious substance. For
sale at fifty cents per bottle by druggists.
, 1891-11-25

The Union Pacific system will sell
tickets to cities of Texas, New Orleans,
rites of Mexico, Key West, Havana and
New York via steamer from New Orleans
or Galveston at reduced rates.
, 1891-11-25

Minister Phelps has hopes of inducing
Baron Krupp to exhibit some of his i'm
mense guns at the Worlds fair. Baron
Krupp hesitates, for he says 1t will cost
him $3.50, 900 to make an exhibit credit
able to his establishment.
, 1891-11-25

The surveying party upon the upper
Yukon river in Alaska has completed its
labors, and returns to st. Michaels by
boats as soon as possible in order that it
may return home on the revenue cutter
, 1891-11-25
Vessels Have a Hard Time.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 24.-Durlng the
storm here Yesterday the vessels 10 the
harbor had a hard time and a rumber O.
them were slightly damaged.
, 1891-11-25
The freshest and finest
Oysters an the city at 7heO.
II. W.oOUens y Co.'s.

Get a turkey for 25 cents at Germania
Hall tonight.
, 1891-11-25
Groceries at bedrock FIR.
ares at VereeIAnd r ShSeE,s

Go to Germania Hall if you want a
good. pure and undulterated 5.year-old
, 1891-11-25

Fancy Calendars for the holiday season.
Call and see samples at The Leader office.
, 1891-11-25

All kinds of Job Printing neatly and
promptly executed at the Leader Office.
, 1891-11-25

Is meeting with great success everywhere.
and is rapidly s%upplantinR every other
preparation of a like nature.
, 1891-11-25

1he0. It. " OOIIenS - Co.
sDiH carry a fine stock of
Turkeys, Geese, DNcks and
Chickens for ThAnksgtCing
, 1891-11-25

Cranberries and SiUeet
Potatoes Gerry cheap ut
AabiS',
, 1891-11-25

TheO. r. W-OOUeMs r. 20.
are receiUing fresh bulk
ONssers daily direct from
fRe NesU York oyster DO ats.
, 1891-11-25
MONDAY MORNING

We start a bargain table on which will be
placed our entire stock of Mems Heavy
Knit Wool Cardigan Jackets at Sl.35
each. Also some broken lots of Under
wear for men and boYs-cheap, medium
aud good, AT COST.
On this table will be found Men's and
Boys Pants, Overalls, Overshirts, Blouse
Waists, Wool and Cotton Socks, Mittens
and Gloves, Painters Overalls, Neckties,
Suspeuders, etc., etc.
This will be a splendid chance for bar
gains.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-07-09

Rev. Serene E. Bishop Of Homo
lulu has paper in Science (New
York; Of May l, on the Recent
Progress in Solar Physics as Bearing
upon the Cause of the Ice Age"
His theory makes the Ice Age or
Glacial Period to have been caused
by temporary diminution of the
heat of the sun. He argues that the
violent internal activity of the sun,
as disclosed by recent discoveries,
implies variability. Also that the
same conclusion is to be drawn from
Lockyer's discoveries about the pro-
gressive increase and decline of the
light and heat of solar bodies. He
contends that such progressive
change cannot be uniform, but must
be subject to fluctuations. Probably
most of Mr.. Bishops fellow citizens
will take more pleasure in the fact
of his figuring as contributor to a
high-class scientific journal abroad
than they could gain by perusal of
anything on such an abstruse subject
as that of his learned essay.
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ENTERTAIN MENTS.

The old adage, cit never rains but
it pours," has often been applied to
popular entertainments in Honolulu.
1t has been noticed that when there
is break in long drought of public
amusements, there is almost sure 10
be food of all sorts of shows. One
of these deluges would seem to be
on us now. Instead, however, of
complaining that there are too many
events and making that the pretext
for giving the cold shoulder to worthy
enterprises for the public entertain
ment, people might as well take the
tide at the flood with good grace and
do their share in encouraging efforts
to maintain social life in the town.
There are three entertainments to
come this week, all of them having
peculiar claims on public patronage,
not the least being their respective
commendable qualities.
Friday evening the Honolulu Ath-
letic Association will give an indoor
athletic exhibition at the Opera
House. This organization is doing
good work here in promoting physi-
cal culture. That is something need
ed to be kept alive in this climate,
with its predisposing influences to
produce lassitude. The amateurs
have made remarkable progress I'M
der the very efficient training of Mr..
Loheide, the Associations instructor.
Also the juvenile class has come on
exceedingly well, and its members
cannot but have hardy and we'll
developed growth promoted by their
exercises. The Association has
proved in its initial public appear
ance that it can give highly enter
tanning and instructive show. An
Improvement is assured at the second
exhibition, which is entitled to a
liberal patronage on its intrinsic
merits.
Saturday afternoon the Juvenile
Iolanthe Opera Company will give a
matinee at the Opera House. The
several evening performances given
have given unfeigned delight to all
who attended them. Besides the
fascinating music of Sir Arthur Sui
livan, there is the peculiar charm of
children's voices in well-trained uni.
son. The spectacular merits of the
opera as put on the boards by Mrs.
Gray would not discredit any stage,
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the costumes being neat. rich aud
gay. At the same time nearly all the
material was bought and made In
Honolulu, and local trade has made
much more out OF the enterprise
than Mrs. Gray will have made, II
indeed she get any profit ut all out
OF the enterprise. Her very great
labors and expense In producing
high-class entertainment ought to be
rewarded, on this the last opportunity
promised, by full house Saturday.
In the evening Of Saturday we are
to be entertained by stranger, aud
should entertain him by full house.
1t is not matter of entertaining
an angel "unawares, for the fame
of Hermann Brandt has preceded
him. He is one of the foremost of
living musicians, master of the
violin. His program for this occa-
sion is packed with masterpieces Of
the greatest composers. He will be
assisted by his son, an adept on the
violoncello, and by Misses Carrie
Castle and Hessie Dickson, two of
the most brilliant pianistes of Homo
lulu; also by Mr.. f. M. English, who
in sojourn of few months has
earned the reputation of fine mnsi-
clan. No lover of music can afford
to miss this entertainment.
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inc. Richtrdson. E.qo has this
day been appointed member ior the
Road Board Of the District Of War
luku, Island of Maui, vice y. Mondi.
resigned.
The Board now consists rs follows !;
II. q. TREADWAN, Chairman;
W. +. MOsSMAN,
JNO. RICHARDSON.
G. n. SPENCER,
Minister ii the Interior.
Interior Office, July s, 1891.
159 81
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DOWN All THE HEEL.

There is prodigious number of
persons who feel very much down at
the heel just now. All they really
need is a dose of St. Patricks Pills to
cleanse and renovate their system.
1t would do them more good than a
dollar bottle of any blood purifier.
For sale by all dealers. BENSON,
SMITH & Co., Agents for the Hawai-
ian Islands.
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Ets H.
0aitu BuTIeti"
PledPed TO neither Seer nor Party,
But established for the benefit of all.
THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1891.

The Y. nj. c. A. will take social
leave of Mr.. p. G. Jones, one of its
most sturdy and liberal members,
this evening. Mr.. Jones has sur
prised the community in general by
retiring from active business life in
the firm of G, Brewer & Co., and
announcing his intention of leaving
the kingdom to take up his abode in
his native city of Boston-whose
brown bread, baked beans and
pumpkin pies formed the basis of the
substantial figure that has been so
familiar for generation in the walks
of Hawaiian commerce. Mr. Jones
has filed so large place in the bust
ness life of Honolulu, and been so
public-spirited in all matters of the
general welfare, that it would not be
inappropriate for the community,
apart from organizations to which he
belongs, to testify in some popular
way its esteem for him as a citizen
and a man before his departure.
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H. F. GLADE, Esq,

H. F. GLADE, Esq,
having presented TO this Department
his Commission from His Imperial
Majesty Francis Joseph the First,
Emperor OF Austria and King OF
Hungary, which is found to be in due
form he the said H. F. Glade, Esq,
is hereby acknowledged as Consul for
Austria-Hungary in Honolulu, and
I'LL his official acts as such, are orde.-
ed to receive full faith and credit by
the authorities of this Government.
Given under my hand and
Il seal of the Foreign Office
~ this eighth day of July, A.
D., 1891.
SAMUEL PARKER,
Minister of Fortign Affairs.
159 3t-2S 1t
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Notice to Corporations.

In conformity with Section 1441 of
the Civil Code, all Corporations are
hereby requested to make full and
the Interior Department on or before
the 31st day of July proximo, the
same being for the year ending July
|, 1891.
Blanks for this purpose will be
furnished upon application at the
Interior Office.
c. N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, June II, 1891.
143 7t-25 ct
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$323,21S 40
$846,795 76

II. A. WIDEMANN,
Minister of Finance.
Treasury Department, July l, 1891.
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An examination of those teachers
whose certificates have expired and
aspirants for teachers positions will
be held at Fort-street School on
MONDAY and TUESDAY, July 18th
and 18th. Intending applicants will
please communicate with the Office
of the Board of Education, giving
name and address.
ALATAU T. ATKINSON,
Inspector General of Schools.
l59 St
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Foreign Office Notice.
FOREIGN OFFICE,
HONOLULU, July :, 1891.

Official notice having been received
that
II. F. GLADE, ESQ,
has resumed the exercise Of his func
tons as Imperial German Consul, all
persons are hereby required to give
full faith and credit to all the official
acts of the said H. F. Glade, Esq, as
such Consul as aforesaid.
159 3t-2S 1t
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22

the deck tliating his hands and Gbpck. ing Now, sir, we have it." he cried to the second mate. "Have what, sir. :" asked tho astonished officer. "The Equator, sir!" roared the captain. "Tbe Equators' cried the mate, looking around him. "Yes, sir, true as hair by tbe magnetic bearings-a fore and aft line. SIT. Keep to that course, dye hear Not an inch off to port or starboard. or quicker than you can say Jack Robinson I'll blow your brains eutp
 The second mate, glancing tbroupb the skylight, observed the chief officer Tn the cabin, and with a slight motion of his head summoned him on deck. The man arrived, with face of wonder gazing aloft and around, and not a little amazed to find the ship bound to the eastern American seaboard instead of New Zealand. This is to be an achieve ment, sir" shouted the captain to him. "thatll rank me foremost among the most famous men this century has pro- duced." The mate viewed him with a stupid look of interrogation. "Sir," 'i'e' tue captain, approaching him with an expression of ecstasy on his singular countenance, "the keel of this bark will be the first that ever ploughed the line or the Equator without hairbreadth of deviation for one thousand miles at least; and mark you this" he cried, drawing himself erect, and extending his clenched Inst at the mate, If l catch the vessels head off her course by the smallest frac- tion of point, will blow out the brains Of the man who has charge of the deck at the time"
 He slapped his breast that the two men might guess what he concealed there, and, picking up his sextant, stalked below. The unfortunate crea- ture went entirely out of his mind that night, and they had to pinion him to prevent him from destroying himself or dealing death to the ship by firing her, He died within the week, raving mad. not little to the relief of the mates, who could do nothing for him beyond seeing him watched W. Clark Russell in Independent
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22

Dr. Prices Flavoring Extracts.
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22

,,,,, RrPuBICAN is pleased to contribute in
 Hiu.watterS but all notices of festivals, fairs, puu,,irgs of societies, SupperS, entertainments mey,',nsnt,ou of marriages, births and deaths slh,r1 inc regular announcement will be oS, ,sed for st regular rates.
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22

The most useful Christmas present this year would seem to be a pair of goloshes or an umbrella. Baltimore American.
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22
Cucumber and
 Elder Flower Cream.

It is not cosmetic in the sense in wkfch that term is popularly used. but permanently beau tihes. It creates soft smooth, clevr velvety skin. and by daily use gradually makes the com plexion several shades winter. It is a constant protection from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sunburn and freckles, and black heads, will never come while yon use 1t. It cleanses the face far better than does soap and water, nourishes and builds up the skin tissues and those prevent the formation of wrinkles. It gives the freshness, clearness snd smooth ness of the skin that you had when q little girl. Every lady, young or old ought to use 1t, as 1t gives most youthful appearance to any lady, and that permanently. It contains no acid, powder or alkali and is as harmless as dew and as nourishing to the skin as dew is to the flow CT. Price @1.OO. ask your druggists for it.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE mailed free to any lady on receipt of 10 cents in stamps to pay for postage and packing. Lady Agents wanted.
 MRS. GERvAIsE GRAHAM, "Beauty Doctor" lO3 Post street, San Francisco.
 Mrs. Ida J. Williams's s. Cor Madison and Cen tre sts., is Mrs G rsham lady agent for Phenix
Arizona republican., 1891-12-22
TIJE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN,.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

,,, CONTRACTS and bills for advertising pay able monthly ,,,rs 10 cen,s mar lin, frs, in. ..,ion and cents per line each subsequent insertion,
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FotografIas en....... prosa

Basta una imagination po6tica soma
dora para cOsiderai eSta bella Antilla como
una fraction de materia celeste, EN- Ia que Sc
eSmer0 el Supreme Arquitecto Universal en-
construir un a6reo, multcolor espl6ndido
alcaZar, destinado servir de santuario ma
ravilloso su corte femenina. De aqui que
no deb6is tacharme de eXageradO, bellsts lee
tOraS, 81 OS digO que mi SelN61GgNd0 eS un an
gel que eXhala de su corp0rea Y diyina Yesti-
dura un ettuViO de aroma celestial, Y que YER
la y admirarla con deliciosa deeitaci0n, todO
es unO, puesto que es irresistible ell magco
attractive de su beleza, representada por un
cuerpO de tana1o regular, estleto, flexible,
tentadOr y de formas mOrbidas 7igOrOsas;
una cabeZa artiStca que cubren abundaDteS.
cabellOs negrOS y SedOsOS; un cOrrectO y pre-
ciOsO 0ValO de cara, cuyas cejaS negras, pO-
bladas y primOroSamente arqueadaS, resguar-
dan unOs OjOs hechiceros, de pupilas negras,
vv1simas inteigentes, que 10 mismo reflejan,
la deicadeza y dulzura de sus sentimient0s
como la inefable yoluptuosidad de sus sensa-
clones ardientes y apaSionadas; Una nariz tan
perhlada y perfeCta que recuerda la de Venus;
una bOCa cuyOs deciOSOs labiOs tienen ell en-
carnadO y viVo color de los p6talos del gra-
nado que cuando no estan cerrados, descu-
bren su belleza, exquisite dentadura de pleas
pequenas iguales; una tez morena, fna, sua,
We y atractiya; unas manOs eegantes ariS-
tocraticas, unos pies tan pequenos J sutiles
que apenaS dejan hu0lla en- dOnde piSan.
A eStos encantos fisicos tan seductores
reune mi semblanzada un trato ameno gra-
c0so, acompanado de una Toz cadencosa y
sonora que conmueve electriza y apasiona.
81 no ten6is con 10 doho smpaticas
lectoras, para descubrir ell original de este
ferrotpO, os anadir6 que viste ella rguroso
luto, y porque aun oprime su coraz0n Ell dolor
que le produjo la irreparable p6rdida de su
amante cOmpanerO:
Dos detalles y concluyo.
Vive en- la calle de la Fortaleza Sc llama
como aquel Santo que no naci0.
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Ell senor Alberto x.

Ell sen I RodoIfo - etc, etc.
La DANA para 'todcs tuvo uua sonr'sa
afable, una Erase dc esas que son fami lar S
a las personas.t dc buena socedad, que a
.recen mas simpaticas cuando II ithas,
arrastrando la lengua, por quien, .omo Mrs
Taylor, adn cuando conozcan el idioma en-
que Sc expresan, no ti@nen se1nridad e, la
pronunciation, que siehpre revela 81 Z. c.
dencia extranjera
Alberto fue el P imero, qne no pudien 0
contenerse en- su sempiterno af,n de habier,
Sc dirijio a Ia. vu,,a para dispavarle una ga
lanterfa.
-Scnofa, i clijo Franek 10. habi,
hecho &, an es clogios "a. Ia esqoisisa ;.f4bi
lidad de usted
-Es mary buens i uuy sa'antc & -
nor Fraock dD IA v.oda.
-Pero acab de conven ei1ne. reafi.
nu6 diciendo Alberto, de que ) e,t..>iss as
descripcioaes de mi amigo fueron p'i'e'. .
juzgar por 10 que me ditv Ia aaiiaa -
Arturo Rodolfp tambien gala aroa
Mrs. Taylor con frases mas ,eeoos 'gls
les, mientras ~ me frotaba las amos &c
gusto al yer que eran 4 .-at ci n 81. i. euro~
los cumplidos { mis- conpaneros
-S,n ustedes, Sc conoce, nlny kegth1a0s
hispano -aI..ericanos, die la viuda.
-SenOra
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Son ustedes muy galantes muy pro
digos en- fras-s amab'es para lionjear lass
damas, reptile Mrs. Taylor riendo con CO
queteria.
-Somos justicieros, nadas mas
sonora murmuso Arturo ceremonies
mente.
Despu6s de 10, cumpidos los ofreci-
mientos reciprocos Ge estilo, Mrs Taylor,
que todo atrn.lia de todo cuiiaba ,cn
objeto &c hacer m grata nuestra estencia
en- casa, y quiza=' tambien para lucir sus
grandes du,es e aaftrion, mando que nos
sirviesen unAs copas de ScAC,y aUinc, psra
abric Ell APPETITE.
Alb RIO Sc anrcs uro 4 levautar IL eopa
que + offecio Ia crada uua bandej te
plata, para bli, dar pr el napreciable conc
Gin iento-dilo 81 acababa de hacer. y ror
Ia satisfaction que ndrfa en- cultivar la
amist id de Mrs. Favor
R"doifo brihdo .,or nuestro belo an
ftri6n.
Arturo, IA nIst dominar sus e.crtpu-
los y prodta1tt" ura yieja costumbre ingle-
81, brindo per :stecho que nos cobiiaba. "
70, ~ sja.sdom- dominar PER mi entu
sasmo, eada vez mas efea5ente bria8e por
los ojos azules, y p Fl Is bel mas simpatica
que habta couo 10 en- mi vida.
fConslnaosd !.
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Mercados q ella Iala
PONCE

Tom0 aquel puerto ell va )or frances Sat-
V0dOr, procedente de Europa, con lptes para
variQs.
Aga5cGr.-Ya Sc brndan alguAos totes de
calfdad refino Y de consume, pero los compra-
dOres estan muy retrados.
CJ6-Sin alteration en- los sguientes pre-
cios sigue animada la demanda.
Corriente cubano, $244 4 243
Machacado para tahOna, $243 q $25.
Hacienda sin escojer, $254 a $253.
Hacienda escojido superior, $3.50 a $26.
CdmbjOs.-Hay escasez de giradores. Las
6 sobre Londres Sc venden de $5-874 a So 80,
80 dias.
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Servicio de poIicia
ENERO 6.

Por embriagu6z y escandalo fueron dete-
nidos tres individuos. Fu6 conducido al de-
.0sito petici6n del Celador del % Distrito Ell
individuo Juan P Pena (a) Ch0Fo1go.
Las casas ndmero 8 de la caleta de San
Juan, n1mero 70 calle del Sol y % de la calle
de la Cruz fueron denunciadas por arrojar
aqua sucia.
La pulperia de Don Antonio Gonzalez, Girls
to, fu6 denunciada por estar alberta hasta las
once de la nOcho.
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XVII

A las once en- punto nos encontrabamos
mis- amigos yo en- la casa de la viuda, que
nos recibio con Ia amabilidad que le era ca
racterlstica, con esas maneras distinguidas
que son familiares> a las personas bien educa-
das, acostumbradas 10 que Ilamare el 6men
tOno de los elevados clrculos socialcs.
Mrs. Taylor vestla aquella maTana con
sunia elegancia: TN traje de gro negro con
guarniciones color de flor de romero, que de-
jaba al descubierto su garganta alabastrina,
Y un pa Ade brazos que pareeian tallados por
el cince1d Benvenuto Cellini.
Su hermosa cabellera, rubia como las es-
.2igas tropicales cuando el sol las dora, esta-
ba recojida en- Ia parte superior de Ia cabeza,
y sujeta por una diadema de orc. Parecia
Ia corona de una reina !!
Cuando penetramos en- el saloncito que
va conoce Ell Iector, adornado aquel dfa con
profusion de flores colocadas en- hermosos
bdcaros, yo ful presentando uno por uno a
todos mis- amigos,
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Secci6n mercantil
MERCADO DE LA CAHf4AL

No ha ofrecido ninguna alteracl nuestro
mercado de frutos para exportac0iS durante.
loss 1ltimos dias que han transcnfrhlo, = So.
mantiene como. sfguo
CGt9.-Buena demanda, ega pugo q la
plaza RI precio que rige es de $24I 81 g, por
calidad corriRnte, aln cuando SO dice haberse
efectuadO una venta $24R
ASsscaY.-sin yenta en- estos dias Proba-
blemente fines de la quincena llegaran algu-
nos Totes de ceutrifugada.
R0n,-Por la escasez de mieIes continGa
muy esoaso Sc vende a 60 centavos gal6n.s
C~cros.-Mala demanda, abundantes Y Sc
pueden comprar de So a So quintal
('Gmbi0s.-Bastante actividad en la de-
manda, la que va teniendo cuerpo nedida
que Sc acerca ell correo espanol del Is.
FL Banco EspoNol cotiza hoy:
Londres go DIV, $5-873
Paris dIv $163 per 100,
Estados-Unidos 3dlv, $22 por 100.
Espala div, $155 por 100.
Habana s div, 912 por 100.
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Don FRANCISCO ORTEA, da las mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias los amigos de esta Capital de
la Isla que Sc han servido honrarle con sus
tarjetas de felicitaci0n con motive del nuevo
ano. Sus mdltiples ocupaciones le han impe-
dido cumplir con Ell grato deber de reciprocar-
las como otras .veces. todos desea prospe-
ridad salud.