davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1891-01-02
1y:i:s:

AvsrsSs oS JcH I, It'd
s'sAAi orsIol voasoAss ussIs 4 n 1naAAY
For Maine New hAm1shise sad vsmoat snow o.
RAIN; warmer; vnds sht(sina 70 sevthsrly.
vos Aasssshusstta Rhode Island. asd osansossest
shrsstsuins weather land rsanI warmer, seuthss,y
vinls, bstsk - hisA on The coast
Sw easssH ksU york sashsvN Sasasvtsaat& Ass Ner
ssS aaA Dso~sSA tAssassntas sssssA1 sMA rssa wa
ss'S vsSsj sos<Ass1 VtsaA
For the Dssrios 4 oesnna, Maryland ana ".
siniA clearing aaftnt ~ day. With eold we've, vt>1s
shifting to ssneh hvsssahy.
FOR vsssssa New ysrh snd wssssYs Psnssy4vsnia
rsa sr snow; ssuths,ly vtnds shrtins 70 Westerly.
With Q cold vsvs-
The sun., 1891-01-02
Failure or . Kansas Bank,

ABILENE, Kan, Jan. 1.-The Wallace County
Bank closed Its doors to-day. Tho liabilities
are about $4,000; assets pomipaly S80 600
but are almost entirely In Western lands and
equities. largo line Of rediscounts on West
ern mortgages caused the failure.
The sun., 1891-01-02
w.,te Cap. Advocate Total As..,......

White Caps Advocate Total AbstI.ssss.
RrvERToH. Pa. Jan. IA band OF White CAPS
visited the house Of Reuben Young hero on
New Years eve. They took him ont and gave
him 2 nogRing Then they exacted 2 promise
from the use o. strong drink. itis said that
tho band Intended to duck him In the Dole
them 60lyoA ~,
The sun., 1891-01-02

ZANZIBAR. Jan. l.--The German flag was to-
Gay formally hoisted at various points elon.
tbs coast line TO mark Germany's acquisition
Q! 9.ns that tsa5t!0ry TIE towns e Tango. Pan
AilHA Llndl and Mikipdsni arc announced IN
{ne decree tobe the sole ports Of export And
The sun., 1891-01-02
H.nr.s Himself to II. Trau.ov.

Otto Blsn committed suicide last night BY
hanging himself TO tho transom over the door
IN az Wa 81 issss sd. and he'd bssn III {ol
several months OF cousumpiop. He Wss ont
OF work and, II Is supposed. took his life In .
ft of despondency.sHe leaves wife and young
child.
The sun., 1891-01-02
A Wreck on tho Iswa Central

"TecH On sso 1--WE C3atFaL
MASON CITY. Iowa Jan. LA wreck occurred
on the Iowa Central. three miles north Of
Oskaloosa. last night passenger train,
standing freight train. EnEinesr woicotWt W vas
fatally injured and several passengers ssri:
ously hurt- The two oqRinAa express And
passenger train had the right 81 way.
The sun., 1891-01-02
s,s-.rsk ..d Emperor w,lli...

BERLIN. Jan. I.--The Hamburg Nachrichten.
while protesting against tho presumption that
all OF Its articles relative to Prince Bismarck
are inspired. aeolarss positively that the sx-
shsncsllor wtll power sgajn, enter into of1cial
The sun., 1891-01-02

TIVE OF q Family Dead fron Poisoses Ftss.
LuRAr, Va. Jan. 1.-The family OF BENJAMIN
sours were poisoned to- day by eating pumpkin
pies which were supposed to cont tain rat poison
Mr. sours and one child died. and the others
are dangerously III.
The sun., 1891-01-02
I'aats.

During the Ersat q Suit and OvsrcoAt sale Tue Lon.
Aep and Liverpool Clothing Co. win sell several Da,rs
Mems Treusers ~ ~ 81 Broadway esE GEsndst, sGly,
.AAN
The sun., 1891-01-02

" }oe9 p. D!l!S3. S3., ..{ :::na At The Hoffman
In tnY opjpton, definite news will bo first
publIp6e4 op hs other slds. NSsotistions are
pendtnE but a. far - know nothing definite
~ SAstly oonad adsStis. and must Gsoso rsiuss 70
6jyulGo thsiS oontontas
The sun., 1891-01-02

The tasrnonstsr q Ssrrys pharmacy in TEE svv
uidins recorded the yssssrday a. follow.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-10
Is Consumption Incurable.

Read the following: Mr.. G. H.
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: "Was
down with abscess of lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced
me an incurable consumptive. Began
taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third
bottle, and able to oversee the work
on my farm. 1t is the finest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio,
says; "Had it not been for DR.. King S
New Discovery for Consumption l
would have died of lung troubles.
Was given up by doctors. Am now
in best of health. " Try it. Sample
bottles free at W. H. Halliburton s
drug store.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-10

So long he lay silent and nsensible
that it seemed probable whatever else
the poor little pilgrim had missed, he
hand found the gates Of the Celestial
City. But as they watched ror him
to enter there, he wavered back to
earth again, and the blue eyes slowly
opened. Dreamily and uncompre-
hendingly at first he gazed on the
faces around him, then thought and
memory slowly returned.
"Aunt Mary, I couldn't find it,"
he said YEARLY.
"Couldn't find what, darling?"
"The cross, where the burdens fall
off. | thought I'd carry the miser'-
BILE old jug there, SO 'twouldn't make
Uncle Will sick any more and you so
sorry. The road was all hot and
tired fore | slipped. | couldn't find
the cross"
1t did not matter. The man by
the bedside, with face buried in the
pillows, had found it for himself.
That hour of anguish and remorse
had driven him to its shelter and
strength, to lay there the burden,
grown intolerable now, which Robbie
had vainly tried to carry for him, to
renounce there the sin which he ceuId
not conquer alone,
ooh! child, If you will only live!"
he groaned. Back to life and health
and to mischief, also-came Rob-
bic; back to odd plays and queer
fancies, and renewed interest in the
book, which Aunt Mary has since
taken the Erecaution Of trying to ex-
plain as she reads.
"But the blessed little scamp"
she says, with fearful eyes, "will
never really know how his pilgrimage
has been the means of bringing the
whole land of Beulah into the house
"a country where the days are very
fair and pleasant, and the sun is al
ways shining. Union Signal
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-10

PAIL MALL, S. W., Goth October, 1861
SIR:-I am directed to acknowledge the re-
celpt Of letter you have addressed to me
Princess of Wales praying Her Royal Highne,sss
to present to Her Majesty, The Queen, q Petl,
tion, signed by over 5000 women in the United
States of America, asking for the pardon OF
Mrs Florence Maybrick In reply have TO
inform you that The Princess of Wales is I'm.
able to comply with your request, as HerRoyal
Highness cannot in any way interfere with the
course of Justice in this county, remain sir,
Your obedient servant,
S. de A. G. CLARKE, Colonel. Private Sec.
To James P. Campbell, M. D., 22O Sixth Ave.
New York.
The divinity which doth hedge a King or
Queen" is something almost insurmountable
but hope to "get there" yet. have failed in
my application to u S. Minister Lincoln, and
as will be seen by the above courteous letter
the same fate has attended my effort to enlist
the powerful aid of H. r. H. the Princess Of
Wales. But in my third attempt lproverbially
the lucky number) hope to be successful.
Lady Randolph Churchill formerly of New
York City, is the good angeP' to whom have
made my. third appeal and on whose we'll
known kind and merciful heart pin my faith
When undertook this mission of mercy l
fully realized the difficulty would have to
contend with to bring the Petition of the
Women of America directly under the "Royal
Eyes" To simply address this important doc
be the height ~ oly as the oSeens mall
passes through the hands of the "Home Sec
retary," who retains all official papers, send
ing stereotyped replies thereto from the
Home Office" The mind of the "Home Sec
rotary" is biased against our unfortunate
countrywoman, Mrs. Maybrick
Failing Lady Churchill, l have solicited the
monumentalfDfuenc OF the Earl of Salisbury.
Prime Minister of England, and lastly, but BY
no means least, l have besought the good
offices of Hon. James G. Blaine our own Sec.
rotary of State, in this truly Christian mork.
"Faint heart never won fair lady" and II
will take considerable more than these two
rebuffs to extinguish Faithfully yours,
JAS. P. CAMPBELL, MD,
22O Sixth Ave. New York
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-10

size. Inc boys laugneu VI INC us
closure, but Robbie only looked at
them with serious blue eyes.
"'Tis a sin, cause my Aunt Mary
says So" he insisted. "She pushed
it cut of the way yesterday, and she
said twas the grear sin and shame of
our family"
The elder children exchanged
glances. They understood better
than Robbie the meaning of the words,
and knew what sin was surely bring
ing shame and sorrow to hitherto
happy and respected household.
They lost their inclination to tease in
a sudden feeling of pity.
"Pm going to carry it way off
like the man in the Progress, !" said
Robbie, shouldering his burden again,
"and maybe it'll tumble off some
where. ="
"You'd better be careful and not
tumble off yourself, if you're going
up that hill" called one of the boys
after him, as he walked on again.
But Robbie scarcely heard, and
was far too busy with his OWE thoughts
to heed. He had taken the narrow
road up the hillside merely because
picture in the book Aunt Mary had
been reading him represented the pill
grim on an ascending path.
"Tisn't just play, it isn't,' whis-
pered Robbie wistfully, to himself.
"Cause it makes Uncle Will so cross
and queer, and he can't go to the
store to earn any money. And he
comes home at night with his steps
all twisted, and then Aunt Mary cries.
She said, If you would only get rid
Of this dreadful habit, William and
he groaned real loud and said, I
can't do it, Mary | heard him. l
wish l could get rid of it for him
wish it would roll of somewhere like
that pilgrim mans bundle, and never
come back. 'Spect it would if 1 could
come to that cross-only l don't see
any cross"
The sun beat holly upon the dusty
road, and poor little Robbie, striving
vainly-as many an older one has
done, to bear the sins of another to
the one source Of release which each
must seek for himself-grew baffled
and weary. He trudged on with
hope growing fainter. The tired little
feet Jagged and stumbled, and wan
dered out upon the narrow sparse
fringe of grass where the road was a
mere shelf in the steep hillside. Then
his incautious step rested upon
stone that loosened and fell, and in
moment the child was crashing
through the bushes and stones down
the ragged bank to its rocky base.
Alas for the burden.he bore! Broken
into fragments, it cut and bruised its
bearer, and added to the injuries he
would else have sustained, while his
flowing pilgrim garb, tangled about
limbs, frustrated all efforts to arrest
his descent or to save himself in the
least.
1t was motionless little form, with
white, still face and tangled curls
stained with blood, that a passing
teamster discovered and carried back
to the village, half an hour later. So,
almost wild with grief Aunt Mary re-
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1891-01-10
Children Corner.
Robbie's Pilgrimage.

gled curls was surmounted by broad
brimmed straw hat, and beneath this
was Topping linen buster, so much
too large for its wearer that it trailed
upon the ground, and only by its per-
sistcncy in unbuttoning and blowing
back from the front, did it allow
pair of small shoes and bright red
stockings to become visible, or the
feet they encased to move freely.
One sleeve was turned back more
than half its length, to permit sum
Drowned little hand to grasp barrel
stave, while the whole form was bent
forward by burden upon the shout
ders-an oddly-shaped, heavy-look-
ing bundle, rolled in gingham apron,
the long strings Of which served to
fasten the load around the wearer's
neck.
Mabel paused in her gardening,
and leaning upon her rake, stared
wonderingly at the apparition.
''Now, is that Robbie Williams, or
what in the world is it?" she ex-
claimed.
The two boys stopped working,
also. They were wedding, and per-
fsctly willing to stop upon the slight
est pretext; but as the object of
their scrutiny drew gradually nearer,
they began to laugh.
"It is Rob, sure enough !"
Robbie turned sober and some
what soiled little face toward them.
"Boys, you oughtn't to laugh"
he said, reprovingly. "Pm a Pill
grim's Progress"
"You look great deal more like
a pilgrims hindrance, and I've no
doubt your Aunt Mary thinks you are
one,' laughed Mabel. "She surely
will when she finds how you have
used that clean buster and apron"
Robbie looked down at his garb
with Pickering shadow Of doubt on
his face, but said nothing.
"And what are you going to do
with that piece of old barrel?" de-
manded the boy.
"'Tisn't old barrel; it's a staff"
explained Robbie, Indignantly.
"Aunt Mary read me all about 'em
in the best kind of a book"
"Where are you going?" was the
next question, after minutes pause.
ITO the wicked gate" answered
Robbie, serenely. "Maybe this is it,"
he added, surveying the one before
him, and yielding to the temptation
to climb upon it.
"You'll find it the wickedest kind
Of gate, if you swing on it long,"
said one Of the boys. "The hinges
Will break, anu tneA SOMEBODY Will
scold."
Robbie looked meditatively down
at the gate, and stopped swinging,
but said nothing. He seemed in an
unusually silent mood that morning.
Even the boys teasing remarks about
his new style of dress drew little re-
ply.
~ guess you ran away, didn't
your questioned Mabel.
The little fellow nodded, then shook
his head.
"Why-Im Pilgrims Progress,
/ tell you"
Sand what are you carrying in that
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15

que hubieran sido destinados Ultramar an
ter0rmente la publication del Reglamento
aprobado por Real Decreto de 18 de Mario &C..
L. nun. I21 Sc atendran para Ia permanent
cia en- aquellos distritos y regreso la PENN.
sula los preceptos della ley de l9 de Julio
de 1889 { c. L. NUN. 3449 y los que Sc hallen
desempenando comsion por tempo indeter
minado Sc destinaran cubrir las vacantes de
plantila de su cIase, despu6s de colocados
los excedentes, quedando al ascender regla-
mentaramente on iguales condolences que es-
tos Cuandono hubiese jefes nj oticiaes, en-
aguna de las indieadas siTuaciones, que pue-
dan ocupar las vacantes que ocurran, Sc pro-
veeran estas en- la forma que determine eI ci
tado reglamento.
-Concediendo do1la Maria de los Dolo-
res Delgado Dominguez, vluda del Tenente
Coronel de Infanteria, don Manuel Alloy de la
Torre la pension annual de 1880 pesetas que le
correspondent con arreglo a las leyes de % de
JUNO de 1864 16 de Abril de 1883, Real
orden de % de Febrero de 1884 en- permuta de
la de 600 pesetas anuaes que obtuVo por Real
order de % de Febrero de 1884.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
Ia Correspondence de PuertO-RiCO.
Puerto Rico, Abr5g IA de 1891.
Diputacion Provincial
Session del dj0 Is.

Presidente, Sr. Soler-Pena, Ubarri, Perez, Sa-
gastibelza, Brau, Amell, BlaQcO, Otero,
Martinez Alvarez Perez, Dominguez, y
Cerra.
Leida ell acta anterior fu6 aprobada
Sc enter0 la Corporation del Ot1clo del
senior Mendizabal escusandose de asistir la
session por eEfermO.
-QQed0 sObre la mesa la moci6n del Sc
nor Ubarri sobre concession de una pr0frOga
de seiS neses al contratista de los Billetes de
la Loteria provincial.
-Acuerdo so5re ingreso de un nifo en- 81
Asilo de Benefcencia.
-Acuerdo sobre construction del camlno
de Manati Arroyo propuesto por el Diputa-'
do de Pati,las.
-Acuerdo sobre derechos de antiguedad
SolicitadOs por ell escribiente 80 de Loterias
don Juan M. Alfonso.
-Acuefdo sobre recurso de agravios in
terpuesto por don Bernardo Suarez, de Carolina
-Acuerdo sobre ell estador de las cuentas
Provincaes.
-Acuerdo sobre consignacion on el pre-
supuesto de aguna suma para la cCnstrucclon
del puente sobre ell rio "LOiza"
--Acuerdo relative a Ia prorToga de seis
meses pedido por el Ayuntamiento de BARGE
loneta para satisfaoer 81 d6bito de derrama.
-Acuerdos SObre Obras de fabrica en- la
carretera numerO 6.
-Acuerdo sobre pohtones en- la carretera
dc Ponce Adjuntas.
--oA acOFQO p6CIclOn zQ6I S6nOF. BlauCO
Queden en- secretarta para su examen las cuen-
tas provinciales de los ejercicios de 85 sc de
SO a SO.
-Paso la Comisi0n respectya el Regla-
mento del matadero, mercadO y earnicerla de
esta ciudad,
-Pas6 a informe de la Comisi6n de Fo-
mento, la Memoria redactada por el Ingeniero
agr0nOmO don AdOlfO Vendrell relatiVa al cul-
two de la cana.
-Qued6 sobre la mesa 81 dictamen del
Negociado de Fomento relative pr6rrOgas
sOcitadas por al DR.. Caimari contratista de la
vacuna 81 DR.. Elias.
-Quedo sobre la mesa el dictamen de la
COmisl0n de presupuestos para 1891 90.
-Pas0 la Comision de presupuestOs el
acuerdO del Ayuntaniento de TOa-alta pidien-
do un auxiiio de "a 600 para reparacion del ca
nino al CoroZa
-Acuerdo sobre concurrencia del senior
Administrator Central a la session del 16 para
tratar del cupO de la contribution territorial
del pr0Ximo ano ecOnomicO.
Termiho el acto a las de la tarde.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
Indice de Gobernaci6n
ReaIes 6rdemes.


Traslado del Gobernador dc Vizcaya refe-
rente los mozos que expresa la relacion que
Sc acOmpala.
-Nombrando Registrador de la Propie
dad lie Guaydma 4 d. Emilio Rodriguez Udilla.
-Concediendo pasaje dela clase per cuen-
ia del Estado la Srta. Da Amalia Paoli su
hermano don Manuel.
-Autofizando D. Mariana Ramirez para
publican una edicion de las disposiciones orga-
nicas de la Administrator de Justicia on las
prOvncias posesiones de Ultramar.
-Prorrogando el plazo de embarque de
don FeIciano Pinof, Registrador della Propie-
dad Ell HumacaOa
Real decreto concediendo indulto al REQ
Juan de la Cruz Marquee.
-Disponendo Sc expida tftulo que acre
dite los servicios de D. Ricardo Rey Villamea.
-AprObandO ell DombramientO INFERNO para
servir Catedras los senOres Ruiz, Acosta, An
nexy, Tizol, Hernandez, Eloy, Alvarez y Garcia.
--Disponlpndo que la Catedra de Matema-
ticas del Institute dc esta Capital sea desenl-
pehada por un professor con capacidad pa
fa clio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
G5ceta Official de hoy
II DE ABRIL.

Privilegios de invencon por baquilIa =
tubos para candieias quinqu6s sencilos.
& -GOberssNcj6n: Adnitiendo la renuncia
lie D. Demetfio SantaelIa, Alcado de Adjuntas.
Nonbrando don Manuel Yazquez Ala
yOn, Alcalde de TOa- baia.
-Foment0: Regas para preparar la or
ganizaclon de lasExposcl0n Historical America
ma de Madrid.
-Gueyyo Estado Mayor; Convoeatora
a los aspirantes Ill ingreso en- la carrera mi
litar
Hacienda: Subasta de dos fincas del Es-
tado, una on. Vega-baja de 80 cuerdas, tasadas
ell $l6, Y otra en- Lola, de 73 cuerdas tasadas
en- $2,379 50.
-Providencias judiciales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
lndice de Guerra

Desestimando Ia instancia del Comandan-
te, captain de la Guardia civil de este distrito,
don Lpopoldo Faiardo AImod6yar, que solicita-
ba Sc le abonase la grarificaci6n que en- la Pc
nfnsua gOzan los ayudantes secretaries de los
terciosdel Cuerpo, con 81 aumento de realfner-
te pOr sencillO. ,
-Aprobando el regreso q Ia Peninsula del
COmandante de Artillrria dOna Manuel dc la
Cuesta Red6p.
-Disponiendo que los jefes, Ohciales v
sus asimiIados de las distiptaa armas y cuerpoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
CMltiVOs. =

10 Uno de treScje1atOS cil2cMe9atO pesos al agTi-
cultOr que justfque poseer una finca en- la que
Sc benefcie el mayor ndmerO relative de pro
ductos vegetables y animales; que pOsea terre-
nos de regadio = desecano; en- la que radique.
mayor ntlmero Gle oolonos; y que reuna mayor
sulna do elementOs que demueStren Su pro-
gres0.
90 OtrO de. dOSc6e9tOS pesos al prOrietariO
que tenga mayor superficie dostinada prados
artificiales; expIotando los forrages en- la for
ma mas economical.
80 Otro de d0Scje2stos pesos al productor
de patatas papas que presente nuesGras de
varedades mas selectas, dandose preferencia
al productOr en- mayor escala.
40 Otro de cieNtO cjacWelatG pesos al que
coseche mas cantidad mejores classes de le-
gumbres habchu elias, frijoles habas, lente-
jas, guisantes, etc., etc.
80 Otro de dOscie7et0s pesos al agricultor
que justifique hab6r cosechado preparado Ell
la meior forlna mas cantidad de jenjbre, ex-
presando el destino que ha tonido su prOducto
Z0otecmia.
10 Sc otorgara un cabalIo una yegua de
raza andaluza de buena casta que goce de las
aptitudes de tiro de silla, al agricultor ga
nadero que reuna las condolences siguientes !:
a. Que SO dedique la cTfa del ganado
caballar.
B.. Quetenga las mejores yeguas de vien-
tire.
C. Que emplee los mejores medios para
obtener el fin econ0micO que SO prOpone.
% Un premio de dOScieatOS pesos al ga
nadero que posea mayor nnmero de cabezas
de ganado lamar, siendo circunstancas meritO-
rias los cudados que SO otorguen dicho ga
nadO, medante el esquileO mas en- ammonia con
las condolences clmatol6gicas del pals, pasto-
REQ del ganado, etc.
80 Otro de cje1ato ci'acwelatG pesos al agri-
cultor . simplemente habitante del campo que
tenga en- mejores condolences eI mayor Eumero
de aves de corral galnas, patos, gansos etc. J,
exeeptuando las palomaS.
80 0tro de Glen pesos al que posea un pa
lomar mas complete, dedicandose,al al cudado Y
crianza dc las palomas y aproveche la palo-
NINA.
I1sdWstrias rWrazes.
10 Un premio de uescie,at0s pesos al CO.
seehero dc tabaco que presente hojay tripa
de las mejores caldades mejor preparadas.
% Otro de dOsciepatos pesos al.que pre-
sente mayor variedad de frutas del pals pre-
paradas en- conservas 8 dispuestas parasel con-
sumo fuera de estaci6n. 50
80 Otro de cie'at0 ca'ac1epatG pesos al que
coseche mejor prepare para el comercio Ia
mayor cantidad de achiOte
AZ OtrO de cieptO ci1acueSatn pesos al que
lcompruebe haber establecidO con buen 6xito
\ alguna industria ventajosa con matef:as pri.
mas del pals, obtenidas en- su finca.6 adquiri
das en Obras con dicho ObjetO Quedan fuers
de este premio las industries de edestilaci6n1 i
5o Otro de Glen pesos al que presente las
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-15
Indice de Hacienda
Re0les GrdeNes.

Reclamando certifcado de don German
Soto.
-Traslado de Guerra conoediendo dos pa
gas de tocas dona Lusa Alvarez Yiuda del
Maestro de taller don Andres Boo.
-Tdem de Guerra concediendo dos pagas
de tocas dona Maria Palomino Espejo, Viuda
del Captain don Antonio Pelaez.
-Tdem de Guerra concediendo pension a
dona Teresa Gas viuda del M6dico Mayor don
Miguel Portero.
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NotiCias de la IsIa
Dioen de Ponce:s

Dicen de POnce:s
ola CGnsGrG de Concrete, de esta ciudad;
ha nombrado representatives suyos en- Ia Asam-
blea Nacional de las Camaras de Comercio es-
panolas, a don Quirico Llaguno y don jose Co.
toner, Conde de Sellent"
90
De EE Criteri0 de Humacao:
"El ilustrado jurisconsulto Sr. D. Isidoro
Soto Nuza por atenta communication nos parti-
cipa que nombrado por la Exema Audiencia
para ei desempeno del Juzgado de La Instan-
cia Instruction de esta Villa, ha tornado
possession de dicho destino el dia del actual"
-
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donde ACADIA de giraTla.
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