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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
More GudSeons.

The Truckee Republican says a fe.
male swindler few days ago worked
Truckee to good advantage. She on
Grated among the women folks and
the scheme WAS something like this:
BY paying tho woman dollar the
lady OF the house became q member
OF syndicate that furnished dresses.
Eve"y once in while circular would
come showing the latest styles. You
pick out the goods and style and send
to New York and pretty coon dicss
would come back made just to fit, j. st
lovely and 30 forth. If it didn't fit,
send it TO Sacramento and the nect s.
cary alterations would DO made, etc.
No money would have to be paid
until the garment fitted. 1t is esti-
mated that at least fifty OF Truckee's
housewives paid their big dollar apiece
to the woman who thus made good
wages. One OF the victims was the
editors wife and it does seem rs
though warning the people against
these swindling operators was vain,
hopeless task, and newspaper life was
dreRr emptiness.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
AMERICAN GIRLS ABROAD.
Now Retire Behind Their Mothers and In
dulgo In Fashionable. IsIuaheS.

Now Retire Behind Their Mothers and In.
dulga In Fashionable. BluaheS.
This charming product Of the western
world has come into great prominence
of late years in literature and in foreign
life, and has attained notoriety fat
tcring or otherwise to the national
pride. No institution has been better
known or more marked on the conti-
nent and in England, not excepting the
tramway and the Pullman cars. Her
enterprise, her daring, her freedom
from conventionality have been the
theme of the novelists and the horror of
the dowagers having mnrriagenblc
daughters. Considered as stock" the
American girl has been quoted high.
and the alliances that she has formed
with families impccunious but noble
have given her eclat as belonging to a
new and conquering race in the world.
But the American girl has not simply
slender figure and a fine eye and a
ready tongue; she Is not simply IN en-
gaging and companionablc person; she
has excellent common sense, tact and
adaptability. She has at length seen in
her varied European experience that it
is moro profitable to have n social good
form according to local standards than
a reputation for dash and brilliancy.
Consequently the American girl Of de-
cade ago has effaced herself, says
Charles Dudley Warner in IIarper's.
She is no longer the dazzling, coura-
geous figure. In England, in France, in
Germany, in Italy, she takes, as one
may say, the color of the land. She has
retired behind her mother. She who
formerly marched in the van of the
family procession, leading them-in-
clud .ng the painting mothcr-a whimsi-
cal dance, is now the timid and retiring
girl, needing the protection of chap
eron on every occasion. The satirist
will find no more abroad the American
girl of the old type whom he continues
to describe. The knowing and fascin.
ating creature has changed her tactics
altogether. And the change has
reacted on American society. The
mother has come once more to the
front, and even if she is obliged to own
to forty-fivc years to the census-takcr
she has again the position and the
privileges Of the blooming woman of
thirty. Her daughters walk mcclsly
and with downcast (f still expcctunt)
eyes. and wait for sign.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
SUNSET AT TAHOE.

The saddest limitation Of the paint
o. Is that ho cannot depict the glory
Of q sunset. The colors he may re-
produce as true as the evening has
them. tint for tint, tone for tone,
shade and form to the minutest por-
ton. But there is glory, etfuls.nre
and radiance in the cloud. Light,
irridescence, spirituality, IN the gold
en- sea about the sun. These he can
not imprisoD on his canvas. They
are evanescent as the evening wind.
They evade the canning of his brush.
Even Titan failed--what hope left
for othersi The canvas is but the
corpse OF tho sunset, for the soul is
departed.
Could the artist reproduce with all
its varying color harmonits the sun
Get effects on Lake Tahoe, what a
picture It would bel In the galleries
OF art its equal could not be found.
The lake lying blue and beautiful
beneath tho snow-crowned hills; a
dreamy atmosphere enveloping every
thing. The hills fade away in the
farther distance like the receding
minarets Of some ethereal city. The
waters melt with this mountains in
the far away-mountains and waters
fade into azure and the sky. Ban
ners OF gold, opalescent streamers
and celestial torches flame and are
flung across above the ball OF the
sun; dark shadows and hoary noun
tain silhouettes beneath. Far and
near rainbow hues play and scintil-
late and blush upon the peaks and
hills. The waters burst in diamonds
kissed by the breeze, OF mirror back
the skies when still. The scene var
les each instant. The molten ball
slowly sinks. The light and glories
are intensified. Nature is all ut once
prothgal Of her treasures. She show
ers the world with her gorgeous col.
orings. She paints the sky with
dazzling gold and crimson; the zen
with ruby; the h liz with o sheen OF
rainbows. The SUN is n hemisphere,
crescent, q point Of dazzling flame
is gone. TIE ephemeral hu.s Of
sunset linger awhile, and fade 81, WY ;
they too arc gone. But the lake is
still taere.-[Sierra Tourist.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
OLD SAXON.
The Vlrllo Words lie :oml1y n Pashl,
Among COlIeglana.

ThS VlrlIo words lie :oml1T n Fashion
Among Coiioglans.
The craze for everything English is
reaching the colleges in the shape of
Anglo-SaXon lunncy. A boy of mine re-
Gently came homo from school il the
east, says n writer in the St. Louis
Globe-Dcmocrat, and when we were
one day driving together he spoke of
the horse as "brac!i." whats brack?"
1 inquired, for thought it must be
some new slang word the youngster
had picked up, when. to my enlighten-
ment, he explained that it was Saxon
for active. On further inquiry found
that he was full of such expressions,
having learned them from teacher
who was an Anglo-SaXon enthusiast.
Superannuatcd was, in his dialect,
'ovcrweary," the horizon was the "slsy
edge" magnificent was "nlGndccdy," n
quarrel was "branglc,' proud man
was "overmindy" and street car was
a folk wain." 1 explained to him in
sorrow that he was living in the west,
where such profundity of wisdom went
unappreciatcd, and that II he should
happen to ask n policeman when the
folk vain" that went by fire ghost"
came along, the guardian of the peace
would never imagine he was inquiring
about IN electric street chr, but would
take charge of him rs q lunatic. Folk
vain" may be good enough for Boston,
but it will hardly answer west of the
Hudson.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
MECHANICAL ADVANCEMENT.

A NOVELTY in boolrbinding is an
nounccd in the employment in it OF
metal rs n substitute for cardboard.
A NEW system of house wiring for
electric lighting consists of fitting the
building with continuous tubes of insu-
lating material, through which the
wires arc drawn.
A NEW cumming machine for en-
velopes can gum, dry and deliver cn-
vclopes Mt the rate of 10000 per hour,
and mt q cost Of little less than one
half cent per thousand.
A FIRM Of stonecutters in Berlin have
introduced pneumatic chiscl into their
establishment. Tho workman holds
the spring-like apparatus with both
hands, and as he slides IL over the SUR
face OF the stone or metal, the chisel,
making 10000 or $4,000 revolutions q
minute, chips OF PARTICLES.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06
The Board of Regents,

The Board Of Regents met Satur-
day and allowed the regular monthly
bills and transacted some other routine
business, and among other things ap.
pointed Miss II. K. Clapp preceptress
or matron Of the dol mitory and IL
orarian, at 81, 500 per year; as this is
q cut OF $500 per year from what sh D
received last year, it il not known yet
whether sho will accept tho place or
not.--LReno Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06

M. Reinhalt has
lust received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. II
you want your
clothes made to Or
der, give him Il call
and see as fine a
line of samples as
has ever been ex-
bibited in Elko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guarap-
teed. t.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-08-06

What do go, nose IL
the matter 1rii'h MIh J=,un;nu?
She icohs pretty mao. hc*"t
'he? G+y,&s she j",t '-eed lint
Lroom on her Il sh md. iSee
her shahi"g her fist! hit Lnr
~ mercy, SHE. mint hnJ a.
mdd as the 7r0mttN aChO Ssu;
of for .h"r !ood.. cr Lo"ght
them 'o"e 0 h = J7nc, lgore
seeing o'srs. wig sho"id
nile he? She mecer last such
burgnius!
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

Notice is hereby given that the Golden
Eagle will keep open evenings during fair
week until O'Clock, for the accommoda.
tion Of visitors. Golden Eagle Clothing
company. dllS-ls
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

Candle went out at 1l;49 a, N. SATURDAY.
Sept 26.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
Santa Fe Route Excursions.

Annual meeting of l. o. o. F. Grand
Lodge at Hutchinson, Oct, 18th TO Il.
One fare forthe round trip.
Kansas City Inter state Fair and Ex-
position, Oct 3rd to 11th inclusive. One
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Oct 5th to llth inclr sive; limited for re-
turn passage up 10 midnight Oct. 10.
St. Louis Fair and Exposition - One
fare for round trip, $3.50. On sale Oct.
3rd to 9th inclusive Good for returning
passage until Oct l2
Fifth Annual Reunion, Southern Sol
diers association, Arkansas City, Oct 18th
20 10th. One fare round trip.
Annual meeting for the Synod of Kan
sSs and Ladies Synodical Missionary
society of Kansas City, Kan. One and
one third fare. Certificate plan. Inquire
At l5S North Main street or corner of
Douglas and Fifth avenues.
1i2-l5t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

Tie bee line TO success IS always short
one. Successful people do not 20 around =
ten acre field. They 20 across lots. That
is why the Santa Re Route 70 Chicago Is
50 popular. II is the shortest line; there
fore most successful with the public.
Thirty miles less distance 70 cover between
Kansas City and Chicago than any COM
petitor. Equipment Is all that can DC re-
ouired for comfort aud convenience, con
sisring OF solid vestib0le trains of Pullman
palace sleepers. library chair cars, dining
cars and dav coaches Leave Wichita SOS
a m or 1875 a. N and arrive IN Chicago
at $50 T. m or els a n. the next day. 4
slower train leaves Wichita az ?. n
daily and arrives a, Kansas City az p n.
and Chicago A. 80 n e next moraing-
INQUIRE Of agent. I5S North Man street. or
at passenger station, ecEGer paGglss and
Fifth RysnoeA az =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

Two new trains have been added TO the
already excellent connections east that the
Great Rock Island route has been offering
20 its patrons.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
has put on a new train, leaving Chicago
daily al l0:3o a. m, and the Fort Wayne
Pen nsylvaniA lines, one at 1915 a. N.
These are daily trains, scheduled OF
fast time, and arrived at New York city
next afternoon at O'Clock. and via the
first mentioned Boston passengers reach
their destination two hours later.
The fast vestibuled express from Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, via both
Kansas City and St Joseph, arrives az
Chicago at $50 a. m, daily. and the
Vestibuled express from Omaha and the
Iowa main lines arrives ST Chicago az
S:05 a m. dali, JoHN SEBASTIAN
General Ticket aud Passenger Agent
E 81 ToRN. General N1nszeT. SS-1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
Excursion Rates via Rock Island Route,

SCI Sept. %, Chicago and return, good
for return 80 days
$3.50 Sept. 90, st. Louis and return, good
for return 30 days.
SOS Sept 29 Cincinnati and return, good
for return 30 days.
sl2.05 Oct 3 to 9, st. Louis and return,
good until Oct. 12
Sc. Is Oct. to II, Kansas City and return,
good for return until Oct I2.
For further information call at COM
panies office, 100 East Douglas, corner
Main street. w H. WIsHART,
1l2-l5t City Ticket and Passenger Agt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
EIGHTH ANNUAL REUNION.
or the Old Soldiers and Sailors Of Kansas at
Ellsworth, Kan. Oct. 6, :, S, g.

The Frisco line will sell excursion tick
etc. Oct 9Th to 9th, inclusive at one fare
$40. This reunion is held on the grounds
of the Grand Army department and the
meetings take place in the large auditor
ium building, which accommodates s,0G0
people. Preparations are being made for
fully $1,000 from abroad. Battery B, of
Wichita, with thirty-ive men. together
with Garfield post will turn out The
program arranged provides for entertain
ment each day by prominent orators, Sen
ator Plumb and ex-senator Ingalls, among
the number In addition TO this. music,
sham battles and other amusements.
Tickets on sale st Douglas avenue passen-
per station and Union ticket office. 15S
North Main street. W. d. MURDOCH,
Hoist Dist Pass Agt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

We understand that Mr.. W. W. Smith,
representing Mckinney, Hundley &
Walker, dry goods com pany at st. Joseph,
will open a sample room during the entire
Fair week at No. lis First street, where
he will be glad to see and wait on all his
trade. Parties desiring to buy goods of
him should write him in advance day or
so at the Piazza hotel. HS-1#
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
-AMUSEMENTS.-

- -o-M. L. CRAWFORD. MANAGER.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
ARTISTIC MILLINERY DISPLAY.

Englekart Winning Dawson Mercantile
Co.. st. Joseph, Mo, have made arrange
ments to place on exhibition during Fair
week one of the prettiest lines of millinery
ever shown in southern Kansas.
Their opening will be in charge of
Messrs. L. II. McNanus, Mr.. George Evans
and Miss Anna Sorge and will be treat
that no milliner who visits Wichita dur
ing the Fair can afford to miss 1l3-1#
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
Kansas c. Ea.r

On account of the Interstate Fair and
Exposition 10 be held at Kansas City. No,
Oct. TO II, 1891, we will sell tickets TO
Kansas City at the rate of one lowest first
class fare for the round trip. Tickets will
be placed on sale Oct. 5. continuing on sale
TO and including Oct. 10, 1891. good for re-
turn passage TO Oct 70 inclusive.
T. E. BLEcKLT,
?. and 7. A. Missouri Pacific R'y.
ll2-u l2o \. Main street
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

Party wan is to rent good house, about
eight rooms. Modern improvements, on
North Lawrence or Topeka avenue. Apply
Boston store. 113 ct
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27
ouick ana CoufortabIe Trim.

Given away-Correct map OF Sac and
Fox, Iowa and Pottawatorie lands. Ap-
ply Santa Fe Office. Il0-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-09-27

See the lucky guessers in candle burn
ing scheme in Boston Store ad, eighth
page
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Innportante.

81 que suscribe posee los inventos siguientes !:
10 Un aparatito audtivo, nuevo, c6modo
efcaz, pues con 81 Sc oye perfectamente, adaptan-
dose al pabel6n de la oreja, sin que exceda de el
6vulo de la misma.
o. Fodo-escultura. Sc obtiene por este pro-
cedimiento la escultura, la perfection de la Fo-
tografia en- un tamaho gual al de la tarjeta Ameri-
cana; prdiendose reproducir este rabao en- Ceuloi-
de cuaquiera otra sustancia susceptible de recibr
impresiones, por ell vaciado.
80 Mejoramiento de la maquinaria de Fl
laturas de Agodon, sobre la usual en- esta indnstra
Barcelona; resultado es cas una tercera parte
fquida, sobrc aquella iguales gastos.
Desea ponerse en- contacto alguna casa
la que rueda convenir la adquisici6n en- propiedad
de todos algunos de estos inventos.
La correspondence, puede dirijirse en- Frances
Espanol, la calle de San Jose ndmero l, Puerto
Rico.-D0nSel Escudero l5-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
VARlEDAOEs

EHemos tenido ocasi6n de yer algunos
trajes para cabaleros cortados por el maestro
sastre don Timotec Cubelo, que hace pocos
dias lego este Ciudad procedente de la Ha-
bana, donde ejercic;o la profession en- las pr;n-
cipales sastrer:as de aquella gran Capital
Dichos trajes NADIA dejan que desear FL Sr.
Cubelo trabaja en- La Ultyanar5a0, Tanca,
esquina Fortaleza.-Precios moderados
lQuiere usted que 10 amen las ninas qua
past Coma Oh La CatGlon0 y SO vovera un
Tenorio sin querer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
8 ECION DE ANUNCIOS
Conpalia de los ferPoCarriks de Pto-Rico.

En- cumplmento de 10 establecido en- la Emil
sion de 1O175o obligacionss de esta Compaia, pri-
mera hpoteca de San Juan de Puerto Rico Ma
yaguez y de Ponce Mayagiez, ell IL de Diciembrs
proximo las dos de La tarde, vericarG ell cuarts
sorteo para la amortization correspondence este
ano.
Ell acte del serteo, que tendra lugar el do
miciio social, calle de Sevills ndmere g. Madrid
sera pdblico ante Notaris con asisteuca del Con-
sejo de Administration, representado por un senior
Administrator, y Sc llevara a cabo por medic de
extraction de cada Htimero de los 1S9 que han de
salir amOrtZados al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13

De El Imparcial lie Mayagiez
" jose NJ Casanova I 4 LION hace amos
que SO halla ausente de es5a Ciuda.t, 50 ~
pone que esta on Mejto
Su madre, Maria CristIna Casanova, soi-
eta su paradero"
90
= Nos escriben de Barros que no hay ALI se-
Hos de tranqueo para cartas.
90
Sc dice por Mayagiiez que el senor Agerc,
sera trasladado a la Gomandancia Miltar de
aquella ciudad
90
De El Pals de Ponce
"Se nos ha informado que por el barrio
de Capitanejo han ocurrido estos dias varios
casos de muer+e produeida por calentnra.
Parece ser que las tltinlas lluvas han tor
mad, en aquellos parajes algunas charcas Gu
yas aguas en- descomposscion vician la atmos-
fera, desrro Ianio Ell paludismO.
Llamamos la atenci0n de nuestra autori-
dad local, poT 81 el stadO de aqnel barrio exi-
giese adoptar medldas sanitarias."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
ATENCION

Ofrecen acabado de reclbir por vapor " Bus-
nos Aires"
Aceite de OLIVIA de la acreditada marca "Ma-
nue Porcar y TIC " en- cajas de 4, 8 y 10 latas
cajas de II y "a botellas de litro litro.
Aceitnnas: maroas "Reina Rena Padron -
en- cajas de IL "a frascos de igual maroa Por-
TI6."
Latas de almendras sin cascara.
Turrones papel para escribir.
Puerto Rico, IL Noviembre 1891
FinIay Brothers
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
NOtiCias de Ia Isla

E Ayuntamiento de CabO- Rojo, corr espon-
diendO Ia sentida instancia de los YecinOs de
dichO pueblo, ha raalizado acto nOb;llsimo
votando 600 pesos anuales para sufragar los
gastos de la educaci6n del jOven don Jose An
gel Franco y Solo, tlijo del doctor Franco
Los miembros de esa Corporation, no solo
Sc han hecho acreedores la grdtitud de la des-
venturada tamiia Franco a la del tOdo el
cindario de aquel pueblo, sino a la de todos
los hombres de coraz6n sentimientos mobiles.
Ell vapor Ponce Dc Leo. cargo en- Ponce,
100 sacos con cafe pesando 1880 kilos, desti-
nados la Habana.
Ell vapor Fjllaverde cargo On Mayaguez,
para trasbordar al correO 1929 sacos 80 ba-
rifles con cafe, pesando 122, ,233 kilos dest;na-
dos Sevilla, Barcelona, Valencia, Fuerte, Ma
laga. Cadiz y Geneva.
I<<Del barrio de Hato- -Rey volaron aver tarde
una tOrt0tstG y su pGl0mO. Levantaron el vue-
10 on cOche y al parecer destinaron q Cangre-
jos como pogomGr de parada.
Embellishments de dado Ell aviso, una pa
reja de hGEcO7seS dedicarOnse cazarlos hoy
parece que compareceran en- la jawza del Juz
gado.
No ocurre ninguna a}teracion en- el merca-
do de frutos de Ponce,
Estan va terminates los trabaios que Sc
practicaba1 On la desviaci0n del caminO de
La)as San German. el cual enpalma con la
calle de la Esperanza de dicha ciudad. Quetian
ahora hermosos solares para el ensanche del
poblado.
~ Nos escriben de Rio. .piedras que anoche
ontrarOn presOS pOr la Guardia civil como de
unos 80 80 indvduos, agunos presidiarios.
81 pueblo parecia alarmado pues iba un gran
gentio detras de aquellos, que fueron con-
ducidos Ia carcel de dicho pueblo para ser
hoy trasladados esta Capital.
Don Arturo de la Cruz Santiago, dc Barros,
ha contribuido con la cantidad de Sl'25 para
el mausoleo que SO levantara al maestro Rafael
COrd5rO.
~ LA mayOrla de las personals de represen-
taci0n de San German, .estan aitamente salts.
fechas de la Administration del acalde senur
Sanchez Candel, quien parece inspira sus actos
en- los principles de la mas severa justieia 8
Unparalleled y at;ende con predilecci0n al ade-
lanto mejoramfento de la ciudad.
Tratase On Mayagiiez de sust .tuirA ell puen-
to de MADEIRA conocido cou e .nombre de Bal.
6oa por otro de hierro.--I
Aver debe haberSe celebrado Ia vista pt
blca On San German de la causa que SO sigue
q los senores Suris Huete, por una hoja i'm.
presa que se supone clandestina.
eoo
En Mayagaez sigue gozando de activa de-
raanda el cat6, pagandose de e22 a % segur
calidau.
Don Carinelo Rodriguez Mufiiz dofa Car
men Padr0 Campos, vecinos de Morovis, han
contraido matriInOno.
g-Que 81 celo desu dicha no 50 empahe ia
mas, les deseamos.
's'.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Ultima HOra

En- estos momentos (las cinco m6nos Guar
ito }, acabamos de DIR un tiro, al parecer de re-
w0lver, en- una casa de Ia calle dc San Francis
co. Como es hora de entrar en- prensa este nd-
nero, salimOs Embellishments en- busca de de-
TALES para hacerlos couocer mailana nues-
trOS lectOreS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-11-13
Noticias de la Habana
(Del Di0Yi0 de la Marina. J

Los siguientes parrafos son de El Bien
Publ5c0 de Santiago de Cuba, correspondence
al z del actual:
"Desde hace dos das Sc halla nuestro
puerto sin un solo buque, nj de vapor nj de
vela, nj 1nercante nj de guerra.
ALA 4 10 lejos gu el mIelle de la ensenada
de la Cruz SO dvisa la silueta dc TN vapor in.
gies cargando mineral; pero on 10 que propla-
mente SO llama el fondeadero de nuestra bahia
nj junto a los muelles Sc We hoy un solo buque.
nj s]quiera un canOEerO
Hace muchOs amos que no sucedia este en-
Santiago de Cuba.
Que cuadro tan triste -
Los Sensizzeyos en- VMelta Abajo.-En va
rios terminus de la provincial dc Pinar del Rio,
los semileros de tabacO sufrierOn notable per-
juicio con motive de las excesivas agnas que
recientemente cayeron en- la mayor parte de
la Isa.
Entire los que SO dedican al cultivo de ta
bacO, las classes menOs acomOdadas experiment
tan los etectos del dano sufrido por el motive
expuesto, tiificultandosele la adquisicl6n de la
semilla.
Ell Captain de la Guardia Civil de Carde-
mas ha redunido q pris0n en- la carcel de dicha
ciudad, al abogado ID. francisco Flgueras, pOr
orden del Juez mjtar de aquella Plaza, por
encubridor en- causa lie rObo on despoOlado
con hom;cidio.
A las doce del microbes, d. Jose Sanchez
Martinez, vecno del teatro do Irioa denuncio
al celador dol barrio de Tacon que d. Bernar-
dino Garc!a, vecino de Neptune ndmero 2, ha
ba sustraido sin su conocimento del re,erdo
teatrO, veinte butos de ropas para artistas de
teatros que avatla en- $500 pesos en- orc, Gu
gas cajas baules las guardaba en- deposto
por orden de D. Francisco Font, que reside en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico