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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
OTROS LIBROS.

COMPILATION de las disposi.
clones organizes de la Administr q.
cion de Justicia en- las provinciaa
de Ultrsmar, preoedida de una in
troducci6n historical, anotada y
concordada con Ia legislaci6n ante
rior y ia de la Peninsula, y con laa
leyes procesa!es, y seguida de va.
rios appendices, comprensivas de Ia
ley de unifcaci6n de 10 de Agosto
de 1885. 81 decreto ley de emplea.
dos de Ultramar y las demss dis
posiciones vigentes, por Ramon
Sanchez Ocana, auxiliar del Minis.
terio de Gracia y Jnsticia y Redac.
tor de la Revi.ta de los Tribune
Its". Edici6n de 1891.
FORMULARIO Criminal, Abe
liza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
aALIDAs DH TRAvRSfA.

Para Habana y escalas, vsp esp
M L Villaverde," despschado por
) de Ezquisgs. Para Maysgiiez,
por J Oohoa y Hmno, 4 brls con
$4,000. Por L Villamil y comp, 2
brls con $4,000 Por 8. Melon Y
comp, 2 brls con $4,000 Por s de
Ezquiaga, 2 brls con $1,000. Para
Gibsrs, por L Villamil y comp, 80
# cafe con 2.743 kios. Por 8 de
Ezq lisga, 10 81 cate con 916 kilos.
Para Stgo de Ouba por Ahumsda
y comp, l d tabacos con 81 kilos.
Para Oadiz Y escalas, vap espa
mol " Veracruz," despacbado por
) de Ezqulsga, 2 brls az1ear CON
LA kilos, 1 brl cafe con 26 kios
Por J Och ray Hmno, 20 81 cafe
son 1. 721 kilos. Por j B Fuentes,
4 d tabacos con 119 kilos. Por F.
Font, 4 d tabacos y picaduras CON
336 kilos. Para Sevilla por A
Rauschenplat, 40 81 cafe con 1882
K los. Para Barcelona, por Oalda
Y comp, l d dulces con 16 kilos, 30
81 csf9 con 8 $50 kiios, 46l cueros
de res con 3.804 kilos. Por Torner
Hmns, 544 cueros de res con 6.570
k'los. Por Egozcue Y Olos, 236
ueros de res con 2 336 kilos. Por
Trigo Oivldanes y comp, AZ cuero,
ie res con 4697 kilos. Por J. Ma
Ftienzo, 176 cueros de res con 1850
kilos. 81 brls sebo con 1904 kilos.
Por A Rauschenplat, ITO 81 cafe
,on 1O.105 kilos. Por Vicente y
comp, 2 81 cafe con 207 kilos. Por
Piza Hmoos, 1.120 cueros de res
con 1924 kilos.
Para Habana y escalas, vap esp
Saturnlna despachado por 8 de
Ezquiaga. Por B. Llaneza, 50 pa
sas tabaco con 1884 kilos. Por j.
Ochoa y Hmno, 30 sI cafe con 4.565
kllos.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col esp Up de Arecibo" para
Ponce.
Col esp Isabella" para Yabucos
y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
0PEaAOIOEES G0ERE EL MuELLE.

Por s. de Ezquisga: A Egozcue
y Clos, 70 O quesos BOla, 800 saCos
arroz Hamburgo.
POr j Ochoa y Hmno: A. G. Bo-
livar y comp, 100 cnts cebollas.
Por L. Oividanes Y comp: A
Egozcue y Olos, y G. Bolivar Y
comp, 40 d, 100 cnts cebollas. A
Sierra comp, y G Bolivar y comp,
10 81 habichuelas.
Por L Duplace A G. Vicente Y
comp, so barriles manzanas.
Por T f Juucos A BaQuerO &
Gandara, 15 brls manzanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
5ANTORAI4,

Domingo, 1S.-L, Parez. oe
ia Santi,lma Vlrgen, = San Lu.
cas-, Evangellsta.
Lunss, 10. San Pedro de AL
causara, confesor = tundador.
Martes, 2O.-Ssn Jaan Canci' ,
presbitero = confssor, y Sants
Irene, virgen : martir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
LlBROS DE INSTRUCTION.

GRAMATIOA latina, por Alva
rez Perez.
{ DIsQUIsIOIONEs gramatica-
les, por idem.
TRADUOOION del latin, POI
Polo.
DIOoTONARIO latino espanol,
por M Mgnel.
GRAMATIOA latina, por Es
cartfn
GEOGRAFIA, por;Sanchez Mo
rate.
lem. por Moreno y Espinosa.
HISTORIA de Espafia, Fornes.
Lem universal, idem.
Idem do Espafia, Fernando de
Castro.
Idem natural, Pereda.
RETORIOA Y postica. Reg6lez.
GEOMETRIA = trigonometria,
Oardin.
ARtTMETIOA. Cortazar.
GEOMETRIA, idem,
ALGEBRA, idem.
TABLAS de logaritmos, San
chez Ramos.
GRAMATICA francesa, Chan
treau
Id alemana, Castro Verde.
FISIOA y qafmica, Feliu.
LEGISLATION de primera en-
senan "a. Ferrer Rivero.
PEDAGOGICAL, Santos.
PSIOOLOGIA, logica y 6ics,
Mestre.
TENEDURIA de libros, Oasta-
nos.
MANUAL del Oomercio. idem.
VETERINARIA, Arago.
OTnOH
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
GUIA LOCAL.
soBaINos De EznuIAeA
FURTALEzA, IL:

CASA de giros , cominones.
Agentes de los vaporss-correos Do 10
1ompafia TrssatlAntica Espafiola.
Agentea de- Id Id de los sefioFeE Ls.
rinaga y Co., .,--is Liverpool.
Iasm idsm IG. Fl. Fletcher y Co.,
id. (compsiiia Ola FIscha") de id.
Agentss de- Id Id Dc los sefiores ]. T.
Nicksla y Co., Linea de "Serra''.
Agsntss de Baht, Behrend , Ross
Linsa de "Serra".
Agsntss de 10 Oompania Dc Hsguro,
conra IDcsndioa denominada ls +" Ro-
ysl'. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
AUTOGRAPHS.

DEL ALBUM DE LA BELLEZA, !.
Sisus sin dssmsyar siempre valient.
Eu alas del progreso, amigo amado,
Bsio Ell azuI de un cielo trsnsparente
De petennes virtudes circundado.
Wenceslao de SOtOlongo.
10 Mario 1891. @
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
I'm HONOR DEL MAESTRO RAFAEL.

ContiuuAmos pub icsndo el re
saltado de la colecta iniciadA por
los artesanos de essa Capital cor
ell fin de honrsr ID memoria de
M e,tro Rsfae:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

Eta acreditada Fabrica de t.
bacos y CigarriIlos de la Habsns
cuyo daefi ;, D. Andres Rodriguez
tan conocidoes por sus carltauvo'
&C utimientos, ha publicado uu Q .
bum CON pensamientos de escns
torres cubsnos y puertorliquefio
lue reproducimos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

TRAVESfA
Berg amer ~. f. Merry" des-
oargando.
Col amer Ella M. Hawes.n
descargando.
Vap ing " Euripides," descsr-
gando.
OABOTAJE.
Col esp +" Conception" carga
para MRnati.
Col esp "HoItensia," carga para
Maunabo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

REVISTA COMERCIAL
De NOTIOIAS Y ANUNOIOS
Operaciones durante los.
dfas 16 y17 deOctubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

Nuevo ItinerArio, aprobsdo po'
). E., de los Ferrocsrriies d.
Puerto Rico, { contar del dia 26
del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

Sc abre concurso para provee
la plaza de Professor auxiliar de
Ss;ci6n de Letras de Ia E cuels
Normsl de Maestros. dotAda co
ell haber anual de 500 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

ANrRADAG DH OAB0TAJR.
Col esp "Iuocencia," de Aqua
dilla.
Col esp "Petra" de Arecibo.
Col esp "Hortensis," de Vega.
alta.
Col esp "Olementina de Cana
rias," de HuDacao.
Bdra esp "Nueva Flor" de Aqua
dilla.
vap esp" Aviles," de Arecibo y
ruta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
T.--TETUAN- ?.

tT.--THTUA&-l
eszssstAsssp tSpsvssassss d srks sas.p =
HsRssantaR,
9pss sS'uc As 'sanvrrs. PsaKR''
HTsatas al masst
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
AVISOS
vap esp ERNEsTo,

Sall6 el dia Ii del presente mes
del puerto de Santander para 6sta.
y. de Egqulsga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
Subastas.

En- la proxima semana Sc paga.
ran por eli Tesoro las siguientes
tacturas de turno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
3ACETA DE HOY.

Rsa, O den conced.endo a d
M4oue, Bira&oaia, atpirante
TIE egrA6 - % lie esta | sla. ell Or
.s Cuerpo de Communications
dc Cuba, previo ell exsmen de cier
tDs as,guaturas 8 bien ampiando
10 con el de TelegrAtiA practice
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
EFECTOS MILITAREs
"EL RO4 De ORC"
In ,AxvAD08 AI8tH
Sssgssa BR Dos IsAE MAYsss
Plaza Principal nnna II.


En- este antique acreditado estsblecimien
to hay constantemente un gran surtido de
ssbles, espadas, divisas de todas classes para
los sehores oficiales de Ejercito. Armada, Hs-
ciends Telegrafos, Escudos, Trofoos, En-
blemas etc, etc.
Sc oonfecoionsn gorrss de todss Gases y
formas.
Escudos espshoIes de ssds, estsmpado4, de
oos tamados. pas. blndsr4s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

Rslsci6n nominal de donativo'
para las victimas de los tempora-
les de la Peninsula. Consinds.
Providencias judiciales.
Aauuka naianf0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
TRAvEsfA

)PERAoIoNEs DE BUoURs EN- pTo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
kLUNSU. sSI s:aaias l.tit'sS ! ]. 5sstS:: so:

Gas titulp hoSorines per 9. n. slElsy. PrsniAde
On RsdAils de plata y RsHcion hoHeRiaeA.
HAcapsraoaAlmsRts todA class do FatEate On su
dusvs HatsblsnisalaHts TprimsFe sA 90 clHBel Dc
20 In maxaAA 4 kas 10 sAada. aaAgB. g. dia sste
h1aAA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18
MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUEs.

AETRADAS Oh TRAvHSfA.
De Aguadills, vAp fr "Oalvado,'
q j. T. Silva, con carga de tran
sito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-18

AYuntamientos.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
CLEVELAND'S PROGRAM.
"A Property Owner and Resident OF
Massachusetts,"
SIGNIFICANCE OF GRAY GABLES,
A Report From Boston That Rumor
which Has Long Been Afoat is Now
Receiving Definite Form-Win the sage
of Buzzard's Bay Pin His Fortunes to
the Bay Slate?

BosToN, Oct 81 The visit of Cleveland
at the eleventh hour of the campaign and
the announcement that he will speak at
the rally of the Young Mems Democratic
Club in fremont Temple this evening is
significant OF the straits TO which Demo
Gratis feel themselves reduced.
Even more significant is the language
in which the position of Mr.. Cleveland in
Massachusetts is defined. Josiah Qnincy,
chairman of the state Democratic com
mittee. has said in an interview
Mr. Cleveland has uniformly declined
invitations TO speak in other states, and
was unwilling to be announced TO speak
ut this meeting but consented To appear
there as property owner and resident of
Massachusetts"
This gives form and substance TO the re-
port which has been for sometime abroad
that a move to Massachusetts, or New Jer-
sey was the next thing on Mr.. Cleveland S
program. With Hill blocking his way in
New York, Cleveland's position as that of
man of whom il is sure TO be said that
he is unable to carry his own State is
not precisely what he would like before
next years convention. In New Jersey,
the State of his birth, and Massachusetts,.
where he has for some years summered,
his chance of nomination may appear 10
him brighter At any rate, the possible
significance of Gray Gables politically is in
the minds of many in Boston to-day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
A NEWSPAPER DODGE.
A Smart" Young Man Makes Merry
in Pawtucket.

A few days ago there arrived at Central
Falls and Pawtucket two smart appear
ing Young men who were very
sociable and soon became acquainted with
"A number Of people.
They claimed TO be representatives of
the SATURDAY. Telegram of Manchester,
New Hamprhire. One of the two left here
quite suddenly and when the other was
Questioned he returned evasive answers.
They were hustlers so they said, and one
them has proven as much. He took a
picture of the base ball club called the
Woodbine and sent il to the office with a
picture for a cut TO be printed and his
tory of the players.
lie stopped at the Benedict House, Paw
tucket and suddenly left for parts un-
known; leaving a memorandum OF two
weeks board. lie was in the habit of
boasting that the local reporters were
mot in the game"
He has gone The papers did not come
Yesterday as last week and the news
The proprietor of the Benedict House is
anxious, also several others who did bust
ness with the young man.
The paper claims to be Vol. Ill, No 49,
and the copy in possession of the writer
is side-lined "R. l. Edition." but there
was not line Of Rhode Island news in it,
Ii came to-day.
John Burns, the popular newsdealer,
holds quite sum of money which has
been collected from subscribers, and he is
undecided what TO do with it, Several
business men have given the agent sums
Of money for illustrated write ups" The
people Of this place have twice before been
disappointed in the same manner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
THE TAIMA CLUB.
The Opening Entertainment Last Evening
Red Letter One.

The opening entertainment of the Talma
Club given last night may be set down as
the red letter evening thus far in the his
tory of the club. The 1alma Club has not
heretofore received that announcement
which the conscientious work OF its mem
bers has deserved. Last evening, however
gave evidence that with it's new depart
ure in methods of management the club
has taken "A new lease of life. The person
mel of the cast with slight exceptions i'm
both plays was marked by fitness of
character and individuality TO the part
that would have done credit to the pro
fessional stage. While distinctions are to
be generally avoided, special mention
should be made of the work of Mr. Car
penter as DR. Finnicum and Mrs. Beck
with as Barbara. Mr.. Cranston had a pc
culiarly difficult part in which anything
short of perfection is readily noticeable,
but it was on the WHOLE by far the best
piece of acting Mr.. Cranston has yet done
| have seen Mrs Flint too, when the part
was better suited 10 her than last evening,
but those who are familiar with her work
know that she has no superior and few
equals in amateur work.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
TEACHING ARITHMETIC.
That Was What They Talked About
at the Teachers Institute.

The last session of the Rhode Island
Institute of Instruction occurred at Music
Hall this morning at 945. A very pleasant
feature of the meeting was the singing OF
a chorus by the Pawtucket schools, under
the leadership of Albert G. White.
President Ackley introduced the super
intendent Of schools of Quincy, Mass,
George /. Aldrich, A. NJ, who spoke on
the question of "How shall we teach
arithmetic Y
Supt IA. ). Tarbell was then introduced
and opened the discussion on the previous
address, which he highly complimented.
DIR. Mowry, superintendent of the public
schools in Salem, Mass, then spoke
briefly in commendation of the previous
remarks.
The report of the committee on resolu-
tions was read by Mr.. Tarbell, the chair
man, and each resolution was separately
passed.
The committee ON neurology reported
through George w. Cole of the death of a
number of our prominent educators. They
are ID. w. Leach, Prof John l.. Lincoln,
I. Whiting Bancroft, NJ. IL. Hartwell, w.
L. Tibbits and Mrs. f.. A. Slade.
Brief remarks were made upon these
persons by Supt. Tarbell of this city, and
Supt, Mowry of Salem, Mass.
A resolution was presented and referred
10 the executive comWittee on the ap-
pointment of a committee of five on physi-
cal culture, which is TO report at the next
annual meeting.
Officers elected: President, George +.
Weston secretary, Philander A Gay as
sistant secretary, Oliver X. Cook treas
urer, Arthur {. Barrows assistant treas
urer, j. W. V. Rich; president of the
reading circle, Benjamin Baker; secre-
tary, k. r. Bandall, and list of forty-six
vice-presidents and thirty directors of the
institute. A vote of thanks was rendered
TO eX-Presdent Ackley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
A Card of Thanks.

The Managers OF the X. l. Nursery for Homeless
Infants desire 20 express their sincere thanks the
many friends who used their efforts TO secure the
gift OF s2 800 offered by the Calender, McAuslan
and Troup Company, on the occasion OF the cele-
bration of the twenty-nfh anniversary OF their or
ganizaton.
Although the Nursery failed 10 secure the money
which would have been 50 welcome at the time 90
enable n extend H. work, st the Managers trust
that the interest shown on that occasion viii con-
tlnue. and some generous friends be raised up Ia
assist them Ia their good work The winter Is near
at hand. and contributions Of money fruit grocer
les and clothing arr greatly needed Tor tho proper
care Of the Little Ones az the Home, No. % Burn
side street where contributions viii be received and
gratefully Acknowledged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Meeting of the Commission Powers
Of States to be Increased.

The Rhode Island commissioners of the
Worlds Fair met in their rooms in the
Butler Exchange this forenoon: EXecu.
tive Commissioner Wyman, President
Andrews. Messrs A. n. Watson, l.. B.
Goff, Hiram Howard, Richard Thornleigh,
ID. B. Pond and +. G. Harris, Mrs. Mum
ford and Miss DALEY were present.
The business of the session was confined
to the discussion of correspondence be,
tween the commission and the National
Worlds Fair Commission.
A decided change is 20 take place in the
board at Chicago by which the various
state committees will have their powers
greatly enlarged.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
Stockades Burned by the Infurlated
Men Last Night.
GOV. BUCHANAN INFORMED,
An Outcome of the Miners War Some
Months Ago-BriceviiIe Is Like "a Seat
of War Was the Commission Too
Slow With Redress?

NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, 9 A. M.-Gov.
Buchanan has received telegram from
Assistant Mine Inspector Altman, stat
ing that he had just returned from Brice-
vile, where about 1900 miners had at
tackled stockade and released the con
victs.
KNOXVILLE, Oct 31.-A special from
Clinton says "a reporter from Knoxville
has arrived there. He says that both the
stockades of the Knoxville Company and
the Tennessee Company have been burned
and the convicts released and given citi-
zen's clothes. The rattle of firearms was
terrific and made a veritable scene of war.
The guards at once said they would be
altogether powerless against such num-
bers, and submitted, all firing being done
by miners Commissioner Altman has
been interviewed and tells most graphic
story. He was at Briceville asleep IN bed
with Commissioner of Labor Ford.
Shortly after O'Clock he was awakened
by the. report of big explosion at the
stockade.
He knew at once what had come, and
jumping from his bed, without even put
ting on his hat or shoes, he ran from his
building and down TO Coal Creek, dis
tance of six miles of rough country.
His feet were badly cut. Along the line
he met numbers of convicts pulling off
their striped clothing and jumping into
CltlZeD y ufesS, ana LOOKING DaCk he saw
flames. lighting up the sky for miles
around.
Later dispatches all confirm the re-
ports sent out of the burning of the stock
ades the release of the $50 prisoners and
threats of further violence.
Clinton and Coal Greek are in great eX-
element. The latest advices say that the
battle between the guards is still in pro
gress and that the reports of the artillery
can be heard fully five miles from the
scene of the fray. Ii cannot be learned
whether anyone has been killed or not.
A special at LIS from Clinton says the
conductor of the freight train which has
just reached there from Coal Creeks CON
firms the report fully. He says says he
saw the conyicts fleeing in all directions
but principally in Kentucky. Gerish the
famous leader of the miners is in the city
He said his family was AT Briceville and
he felt apprehensive for their safety.
KNOXVILLE, Oct. 81. - The wires are
down between here and Brceville and
no news was received up to A. NJ, but
a special train has gone TO TO scene of the
riot.
Latest reports are that 1000 miners sur
rounded the stockades, and released all
the convicts. Heavy firing occurred for
half an hour at 3 o'clock this morning.
A rumor says the guards and miners
fought and twenty-five were killed. Ii is
not thought however, that the guards of
fered any resistance in this case of the
overpowering numbers of the miners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
TIGHE is SENTENCED.
He Goes to State Prison for Seven
Years
FOR KILLING PETER E. JOHNSON.
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts Sit
ting at Fall River Had the Case Up for
Final settlement This Morning-One
Day Ia Solitary Confinement.

FALL RIVER. Oct 3l-In the Supreme
Court Of Massachusetts now sitting IN tins
city, the case of Charles j. Tighe OF New
Bedford came up for final settlement THIS
morning 1t will be remembered that
Tighe was convicted in the Superior Court
at New Bedford of the killing of Peter T..
johnson on Upper Egg Island, New Bed
ford harbor on the sth Of last June.
With the dead body of johnson was
found the dead body of George \. Fletcher.
The coroner's jury said that Fletcher was
drowned. Tighe was, at the time of his
arrest, going about under an alias, and
his real name was found out by New
Bedford newspaper man.
Much interest is manifest i'm the case in
this part of the State. He was tried for
murder in the first degree, but the jury
brought in a compromise verdict OF man
slaughter and this morning he was sen
teneed to seven years in States prison IN
Charlestown and one day solitary contne-
mpnt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
THREE ARRESTS MADE.
The Chilean Authorities Take Steps
to Punish the Murderers,

VALPARAISO, Chile, Oct. 3l.-The
Chilean authorities have arrested Deme-
trims Leiva, Carlos Gomez and Jose
Ahumada, three Of the Chileans, who are
implicated in the assault on the Balti-
more's men.
Gomez is a deserter from the torpedo
boat, Almirante Lynch. I.eiya Identifies
him a having stabbed one of the Balti-
more's men. He alleged that the stabbing
was done i'm self defence, but this is not
believed, as Leiva's story tallies in every
respect with the testimony taken during
the inquiry aboard the Baltimore
Ahumada has been identified by reputa-
bic Chilean citizens as the man who
stabbed the Danish negro. John Cortez
was also arrested charged with completely
in the assault and with having pistol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31

A meeting will he held in Chicago in
December TO which the executive commits
sioners of all the State commissions are
invited TO consider plans which will
enable them to work together on more
favorable terms.
There is general interest in the exhibi-
tion in this State and exhibitors promise
to be plenty and important
There are ten or twelve persons at work
on the plans for the State building, and
reports will be received on or before Dec.
/. when the commission will decide
The first installment of colored litho-
graphs, representing large rd's-eye
view of the Worlds Fair Grounds is ready
for distribution. IL contains twenty
colors
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31
Fine line of Specials at NJ. f. BoYLE'S.
32 North Main street.
He Wants Union street widened.

A man about town says: ct is unfortu-
nate, now that Union street between
Westminster and Washington is To be
laid with asphalt concrete, that the OPP
portunty, while the street is torn up, is
not taken To widen it, Frequently are
carriages drawn up at the side entrances
of the Badd Co. and Boston Store, and il
is difficult for "A third vehicle to get
through the street between them. Twelve
or fifteen inches of a sidewalk would
remedy the difiiculty and make the street
n very advantageous thoroughfare be
tween the heart of the city and the depot. ."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 81. - William
Brown, manufactures Of Manchester.
England, has purchased 100000 acres of
land i'm the State of Pamanlipas on the
Monterey and Mexican Gulf Railroad, and
will establish English farmers there, set
up sugar plantations and establish syste-
matte fruit culture for the American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-31

Next Tuesday evening, Nov 3, there will appear at
Music Hall the phenomenal 13-year old boy singer
Master Albert stettenbenz. His voice Is remarkable
for it, wonderful power and sweetness and he Is
ranked as the foremost boy soloist In America. He
win be assisted by nrst-class talent.