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II was very hot In the carriages Of the
rawing room coaches seemed to be her
ietically sealed to their frames. Denslow
! brew aside his afternoon paper and
heeled about in his chair, seeking an
venue OF escape from the sense of suffo-
y alton that was expressing him.
lie rose and began walking through the
.rriages It had occurred to him tha.
ossibly the swift movement of the train
4" ould suck some of the mir back on thu
last platform: enough. at any rate, to
cool him of for moment or two.
1t was early in July. Denslow had just
returned from two years stay in Paris,
starting there branch business for his
father.
Your aunt is at the seaside" the lat
Ter had told him, when he met him at the
station. 'She Is not we'll and has gone
down there with her maid She Is very
anxious to see you, aud promised that
would suggest to you to run down and
s'ay few days before you settle down
here"
Mrs. Roslyn had taken the mothers
pace to Hugh Denslow when he was six.
Inc young mau felt that he owed her
10th affection ami respect, and SO he had
BEL on by the1. 50 train the next afternoon.
The Blytheways can hold over for a
lew days." he told himself.
The Winter before he had gone abroad.
40 had met Agnes Blytheway At . dance.
one had invited him to call. and he had
enjoyed the visits at her house exceed
nsiy. The interruption Of his friend
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THE WORLD TUESDAY EvENINu. SEPTEMBER 27. 1892.

Cortett to cover his money and officially &C.
cept his cha,engc to fight for $4,000 AMI
largest purse aud championship Ui the
world he Ma ional 81 OF, ing Club. OF Lou.
don. oner purse VI c3,u0C for Corbett and
Mitchell TO ryht ,cE. The Boinuroke Cluu
oner purse OF the same amount
Mitchell Will PROBABLY wait long time oe-
lore torUctt covers his money In England.
Jim has said inOst tmphatically that
MI chell's money will have To ,c p sted on
this side reioic he Will pay any attentiCn 10
It, Nor Is 1t at ali likely that he will listen to
any talk about fighting before an English
cluo.
The row IN the olympic club, OF New Or
leans, seems to ee assuming large proper.
tions. \ meeting was held yesterday to in-
qulrc Into the matter OF the cLArge against
the Board Of Directors OF approprlating FUNDS
Tor some OF tn" officials.
There was q stormy time. II was charged
that the receipts did not agree With the sales
and that the expenditures mad been unneces-
sarly large. I he action OF the Board was
denounced. President Noel has issued u cni
Tor general meeting.
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appeared to DO a man Of about thir. five.
and Denslow did not remember ever to
have met him. lie hurried on into his
own seat aud tried to pass tho rest OF the
trip in sieep-an attempt ut which he
made conspicuous failure.
He was among the very first TO leave
the train when il ran INTO the stat on. He
fel, now that he wanted. above all things.
to ayoid meet ne face to face her who had
beeu Miss Blytheway.
His aunt was rap'uronsly CAD to See
him when he reached the hotel.
am afraid you will find il very
stupid here, though. Hugh" she added,
after her greeting. There's nobody
tually absobed brides aud grooms.
Denslow's response was a declaration
that he had come down expressly to zee
his aunt, and that no other attractions
were necessary. The old lady smiled and
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CAN SHE HAVE BEEN MRS. GRsY7
Mystery About the Woman Who
Jumped from the Aurnnia.

Nothing is lAown at A." Central Park
West OF the Mrs }. II. Girard who is reported
to have committed suicide by jumping over
board from the Cunard steamship Aurania on
her recent trip to Liverpool.
There was Mrs. Grey, supposed to be
widow, who recently lived on the third floor
Of the fiat, who moved out about ten days
ago and Informed the agent she was going to
Europe. II Is believed that Mrs Grey and
Mrs. Girard may be the same person. Mrs.
Grey lived alone with her colored maid ana
little boy,
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H0B0KEN'S MAYOR IN A RAGE.

He Almost Came TO Blows with Pc.
lice Commissioner Utz.
Hoboken people are talking to-day about
the row which occurred last night in the Po-
lice Board, at which Mayor stanton and Com
missioner Utz nearly came to blows. The
Commissioner publicly charged Capt Hayes,
Of the Police Department, with extortlng
money from business men Of that city to aid
the fair which is now being held for the bene-
lit OF ST. Josephs Roman Catholic Church.
Mayor stanton denied the charges and gave
the Commissioner the lie. Friends prevented
them from coming together and order was
finally restored. 1t Is said that Commissioner
Ctz will demand an investigation.
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MAY CLARK'S DIAMONDS

That Is. They Are Not Really Fer
Own, but She Stole Them.
Tho police have been asked to flnd May
Clark, thirty eight years old, who disap-
peared recently from the house OF Merchant
George c. Mckee, In Port Washington, L. l.,
taking with her a pair OF diamond earrings, q
diamond lingering, gold watch, a silver
watch, shawl. purse containing e11 and q
lot OF underclOthing
May WAS servant and had been hired from
the Margaret Strachan Home In West Twenty
seventh street.
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JUDGE WERTS'S ACCEPTANCE.

New Jersey Democrats Elated Over
the Decision.
New Jersey Democrats are highly elated
to-day over the acceptance by Judge George
T. werts OF the Gubernatorial nomination.
which was announced III The EVENING
WORLDS sporting Extra yesterday.
Judge Werts informed the Notification
Committee that he had not sought ana did
not want the nomination, but he regarded
the request Of the Democratic party as .
command.
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looked up ut the tall. handsome fellow
with pride in her eyes. He had always
been gallant. even ms a little chap. She
hoped he would tind q wife worthy Of him
some day.
The next afternoon Mrs. Roslyn de-
clarei she felt well enough 10 go out in
her bath chair for an airing on the front
walk. Denslow offered to push il for her.
but she said that she he'd n regular attend
ant. hired by the week. and Hugh might
walk alon. by her side.
Well go down Ia the old schooner. "
she said, when they had started. IT is
as good rs o play to hear the tone III which
the attendant explains things. See, there
are the masts yonder.
The hurly- -burly of the Summer season
at the famous coast resort had not yet
commenced. There were quite number
of people out. but they were not Of the
excursion clasA
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Who Was This Suicidep

The body OF the man found lying in the
WOODS beyond Thompson avenue, near Wood.
side, L. l., with q piece OF cord encircling the
neck, has not yet been identified. The body
is So badly decOmpOsed as to be almost un-
recognizable On the limb OF q tree directly
over the bouy was piece OF cord similar to
that around the mans neck. The rope had
rotted away. The body is at Comodys
morgue on Front street, Long Island City.
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mittee at work trying to secure evidence
with view OF boycotting all bosses who re-
fused to- recognize the United Garments
Workers Union.
John Mcbride, President OF the United Mine.
WORKERS OF America, has issued an appeal In
, behalf oi The me striking min r. OF the Fair
ganization Is threatened with destruction by
the wholesale discharge OF It's members one
OF the operators has said: 4" II is useless To
discuss with the Union. We have agreed
upon a policy. and that is to fght the organi-
McBryde, 90 Clinton Building, Columbus, O.
The strike fthe brewery workmen In Troy,
n. ", has been indorsed by the JOurneymen
brewers National Union, who will aid them
financially and morally In their night against
the bnsses who refuse to abide by union rules
Charter NO. ~ has been granted to the new
local union recently organized at st. Paul.
MINI. charter application from a new
union In Aurora. lnd., was laid ever for inves-
tiaation. The receipts at the general once
strikers In Hamburg Sl65 were collected.
Five criminal and civil suits were Instituted
last week by Dr. Schevcik. the bohemian
druggist, against the bohemian paper HAS
Lider, the doctor demanding 100000
damages from every one Of tho employees OF
900. The last complaint against the Q tire
stan and business management OF the paper
was served YESTERDAY, alleging that the Has
LIder had again "hoelled" the doctor. The
bohemian workmen's organizations are In
dignant over the conduct OF Dr. Schevcik,
who they believe Is bent upon running the
paper because its editors oppose certain poll
ticans with whom the doctor Is on friendly
terms. Last sunday the Bohemian Work
mems Educational society held q mass meet
DIR. Schevcik and promising. financial and
moral aid TO the prosecuted editors.
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"OHl THOSE TERRIBLE PAINS.

WOULD DROP orr.
she u the Jant rtss Of tie N~w YorS
M,rchann'e Errhonge R"tidiny-Shs
and Sh- Says Their Treatment Was
Mnyictn Is Rf,c.
Mrs. Elizabeth r-,gl- is the isn,tr-ss Of the New
YORK Mercantile Exchange buii din at tho corner
Of Hudson aud Harri,op streets. Charles FeiRlr,
her husband, 10 the janitor. Mrs Fsisle told -.
safnl misery Tor years. This il wnat she sa,d II
was troubled with crtarrh for At least eight min.
years. ! tried different vat-nt medicines that
were aid to bs remedies. but they didn't do INC
any good
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SPOR7 TING.

BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES
FALL MEETING, SEPT. ~ TO AEPr.
10. SIX Races To.Day, beGinsins as
x.lJ O'Clock.
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The following cable was received at the
Police Gazette Otice yesterday:
LoSrON, sept 20, 1882.
Charley Mitchell Is anxiously waiting
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The Pastime Athletic Club will tender
benefit TO It's trainer, Jack kerns, at the clut
grounds next sunday afternoon. A gOOC
programme OF athletic and boxing events has
been arranged. Among those VINO will PROB
ably take part are Billy Meek, Jack Sicily
Johnny German and Tommy ConnefI.
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..zt st Arecibo, Setiembre 10 de 1892.
sr d. Ramon B. Lopez director de LA CORREsPoN-
DENCIA.
N1uy mio: Me ha causado gran sorpresa Ia lee
ura periodico del del actual de suelto que dice
asi: Dicen de ArecbO En- Ell caminO de este pueblo
etc., etcy que ermnaObedece este disgust0s recIen
teG.
Esta notcia naturaleza deicada, expresada
tan aparente sencez publication. quizs mas in
ur1osa mi la conuca misma de quien ha dadO
gen ella; la pubca usted tan cOncreta diminuta
con oponen siempre la pupcdad de hechos pura
mente prvados para recamar rectfque usted ample
nOtca pues que tanta pesteza la ha acOgdo
ce natural que desee poner al coente lectOres del
ulteTor desarrolO del lance.
Els nexactO como e han hech0 decir usted que ell
ballerO quen rrere, la atigo:
81 ben ciero que gio mi ell golpe de latgo que
recibo la del coche que enconraba la
ntanci0n de inurarme acto, 6 mismo 10
preso anadiendo accon paabas nsutantes todo esto
sin exisera precedenfe que explcaFa conducta
La Intervention de un caballero acompanaba en-
e coche sspendio tan desagadable escena dr1endo am
eos sus nsancias para Venasemos en- otro tereno
auela question que gRvedad podia tener pOr
termino Ell pugilato medic de una carretera
Al regresar mi suplique ID. j. r. Vidal y Don
j. Pagani que fuesen mi nombre pedir al Dr. Fgueroa
una reparacon del ultrae habia inferdo Nombra
dos d. f. Aeman D. M. Perez para representa- aque
Senor susttudo ell Sr Vidal por d. j. Serna quedo ese
asnto de honor encomendado estOs dgnsmos cabaeros
muy competentes todos en- materia de honor.
asi, como deegue mis- testigos toda mi represen
tacion acept6 eos acOrdaron, debio hacerlo
DR.. Figueroa nego como 10 prueba el acta Ell
amigo portadOT Ia exhbIra W. donde consta
una manera patente DR. Figueroa no qso aceptaI
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abriran las tlendas mafiana Otros dicen que no.
Otros aseguran que Ell General ha recibido un te-
legrafia de Madrid facdtandoe para suspender
las taflfas; muchos aseguran que los despachos
dicen todo 10 contrario Existe verdadera ansie-
dad orsaber 10 que hay de verdad La C1udad
esta en- perfecta calma; peor que en- Vternes Snmto
Por la Gale de San Francisco sempre tan con-
currida apenas transita nade Las tropas pare
&c qpe siguen acuarteladas. La falta de los mi.
lltares en- las cales las hace pare3er mas trstes-
- ~ En- este momen.o lleoa la comisi6n de CO.
merciantes que fu6 Santurce q habar con ell
senior Ubarri Dlcese que todo esta arreglado,
cue Sc ADRIAN las tiendas cue mafana Sc pu
bllcarla una G0cetG extraordinaria con conceso.
nes que favorecen al comercio, No tenemos de-
TALES, s~s~a -.
"A En- este momento, las tres menos 25 minutes
empiezan abrirse algunas tiendas de la calle de
la Fortaleza.
A las tres cuarenta minutes Sc estan abrien-
do muchas tiendas en- la Gale de San Francisco
ii En- este momento un grupo del pueblo con
banderolas Eacionales, bs ia la calle de San Fran
cisco pasa por esta redaccI6n grtando Viva
Espana Abajo las tar ifas Que no Sc abran
las tiendas Al pasar ha victorlado LA Co
RREsPoNDENc1A Las tiendas que en- esta calle Sc
habian alberto han vuelto q cerrarse.
Las tiendas de la calle de la Fortaleza Sc
han cerrado tambien Hay mucho movimlento
en- la Ciudad, por todas las Gales Sc We circular
mucha gente.
4. Ahora, las cuatro menos diezl baja otra
manifestation la Gale de San Francisco con una
gran bandera nacional al frente. Al pasar pop
La CORRESPONDENCE, la vctor6a. El grupo gri
ia viva Ubarr1! Ique abran las tiendas con las
viejas talifas! viva Espanal viva el ordenl
A las cuatro Y cuarto hanovuelto 4 abrirse
m4chas tiendas. Patrullas de la Guardia civil re
corren las GALES.
| I --Francamente' es la hora de cerrar esta
cr6nice reserva. de publican q Ultima bora cual-
qqier noticia importante y. no sabemos que ate
nernos. Son tan tan dist;ntos los ecos que re,
| percuten!... Hay muchos grupos de curiosos Ell
las esquinas. FL orden es perfecto.
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ULTIMA HORA.

A la hora que estas lfneas escribimos Sc han
alberto todas las tiendas. Sc queman algunoa
fuegos artifciales en- la Ciudad
--Dfcese que sadra mdsica recorrer las
GALES. Hay mucha animaci6n en- todas parties
pa las 81 de Ia tarde vemos una manifesto
ci6n pdbllca de regocio que con infnidad de ban
deras nacionales Sc detIene en- la plaza de Alton
so XII.Luego pasa 'por esta Redacci6n victo.
reando Espana, Ubarri LA CoRREsPoNDEN-
CIA Manana daremos mas detalles. A Ia ma
mfestacion lie acompaEa una buena orquesta.
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e duelo convendo sus padrinos los mios cuys
conducta me abstengo de iuzgar.
Espero Sr Director que " publican esta
justo desagravio al aludido De " tto s.
s. O. b. s. MI. CuTbelo.
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q La comisi6n de detalIstas que distribuye CO,
tnida gratis los pobres de esta Capital ha pedi
do al senior Alcalde Sc reconozca esta facultati-
vanente, A su lin ha dispuesto la autoridad qu.
e senoor don Salvador Ros Sc contituya en- ell. a.
ito de la antigua carcel al fin indicado ell DR.
don Auleio Lasaleta en- la plaza de Santiago al
mlsmo objeto y 81 ell rancho resuta bueno que
Sc destrlbuya, de 10 contrario Sc suspenda y
Sc de cuenta - - -EN
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COMU UNICADO

Caguas, Setiemble 8 de 1892
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Supllco a tan atento senior Sc sirva dar pu
hhcidad las siguientes lneas, para demostrar Ia
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targasi sigue al carruaje que Sc diriie Al palacio
del Gobernador As8 "

Ell senior don Eusebio Rodriguez ha tenido Ia
atenci6n de enviarnos una fuente del rancho que
por cuenta del gremio de los detailistas, Sc esta
repartiendo los pcbres en- el barr1o de Ia Mari
ma, podemos decir que es suculento y b1en con-
dimentado.
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A las primeras horas de la maf1ana de aver,
fueron abiertas todas las tiendas de Caguas, co
nenzandose las operaciones la forma habitual
entFegandose todos sus ordinarias faenas
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Anoche, un sehor peninsular, cuyo nombre
no quiso decirnos, del6 en- esta redacei6n un pa
quote para ell director de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA.
Lo abrimos contenfa un elegante tintero, con
una tarieta dedicandonoslo. Agradecemos mu-
chlsimo 81 obsequio. a.. ...r-y
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Dlcese que en- Ell coreo de Espana lego la
nueva de que seran promovidos 4 los empleos in
nedlatos, los Capitanes Comandantes que ten
gan antiguedad de 1875 todos los primeros te
nientes de 1876,
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No ha llegado aver Sc esperaba ell po
pular comerciante de .esta plaza don Ricardo
Mendoza bal. ---.-~- .-.~-.
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I'll que Sc haya encontlauo un pedazo de sor-
tija, que tiene formados con pequenos rubfes y
Drillantes dos corazones unidos. la entregue en-
Ia Plaza de San Jose ndmero rs (calle del Cristo)
Sc le abonara por ell hailazgo, ell dobIe de su va
lor. t 81
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Anoche Sc pusieron guardias con bayoneta
calada en- las escalas del vapor correo de Espaha,
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- Las Aduanas de esta Isla recaudaron en- ell
mes de Mario por derechos de Importation en- ell
actual ano la cantidad de $I27, ,227-.82 por los
lie exportaci6n $50, O,39481---Comparada con las
recaudadas en- igual periodic del aho anterior, re-
caudaron de mas por derechos de exportaci6n
S9,275~O8 de menos por Importation $34, 325.-
97---Dlferencia total en- baia $25, ,O5O.-89.
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Aver Sc insclibleron en eI Registro Civil de
esta Capital ell nacmento de Josefa Torres Y
sLumbrera y las defunciones de Crspulo AyaIa
Andino Rafael Romero Felipe Arzuaga Pla-
na, Manuel Otero y Lorenzo y dona Dolores Font
Gimenez
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Cambios del Banco Espahol, fjados en- la ofci
na del dicho establecimiento hoy las 8 de
Psrs 'a55ssSB~" pan 2a @hondrss sfdlv e4S
81 p S.-Habana, DIV, 2Ok s.
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DE las cinco detunclones inscritas aver en-
,ste Registro Civil dos fueron de febre amarillo
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A las dos de la tarde la ciudad esta en- com
pleta calma. Ap6nas Sc We gente transitar POI
las GALES mas concurridas.
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En- este momento, la una menos c'larto della
tarde sale Ell se7or Ubarr escoltado por Ia
.guardia civil de la Fortaleza, mas de dos mil per
sonas siguen SUI coche gritando Iv50o don Po6lol
fA6ejo las taryasi Sc habla va de que las ten
das Sc abriran hoy maTana'
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Sabemos que todo el comercio de Mayague
oerrnanecia cerrado esta ma1ana.
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La carga que trajo ell vapor correo ha que
dado en- ell muelle No hay tampoco carros para
cargarla. 81 *.F ~ @%s%
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Hemos dido decir que es muy probable gu
81 Centre de Detallistas Sc reuna esta tarde.
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Han entrado hoy este puerto con carga
de Boston ell bergantin americana F.. z Con.6elt;
de Filadelda la barca inglesa Hoowe; de Nueva
York la goleta americana Nahum Chaplin; de
Barcelona ell vapor espafol Re6nn Cristtna Y de
Barcelona escalas ell vapor nacional Rsto
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NOTlC1AS DE LA CAPITAL

Ell Banco Espanol de esta ciudad tenia en-
GAIA en- la tarde dele de Agosto pr6xirno pasado
la cantidad de $lI73, ,424-74 Ell moneda co.
rriente y 1886, Is. 8 en- moneda naciona.~
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D1cese que despues de haber salido Ell sefor
Ubarri de la Fortaleza, abri6se la plaza del
Mercado una pulperia que un grupo del pueblo
obhgo que la cerrasen. Parece que hubo algu-
mas pedradas.
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a dona Maria VeaTde, respectable esposa de
nuestro amigo don Agel Acosta, cuya se1ora lie
60 anoche en- ell vaporcorreo Reimo l4or5o Crists,
ma, Sc lie ha extrayado una GAIA rotulada coli
su nombre, a consecuencia de la agomeraci6n dc
eluipajes al desembarcar. Sc suplica a la perso,
ma que por equvocaci6n la haya recogldo, Sc sir,
va avlsar en- Ia librerla Sncesi6n de Acosta.
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A las tres cuarto de la tarde circular inf
nidad de versiones tan encontradas, que solo nos
hacemos eco de elias como cronistas Dicen unos
que cuando venga Ia comisi6n de Santucce, Sc
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Anoche circul6 una en6rgica hoja, alcanct
de Ell Combate de Bayam6n, abogando contra La
tarifas.
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Parece lncierto el rumor que ha circulado d.
que ell senior Vega Verdujo esta abordo del va
por de guerra.
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Eg BuscaptG ha dido decir que Sc ha hablado
de declarar ell estado de sito Puerto. Rico; no.
sotros tambi6n pero no hemos querido da, cr6dl-
to semejante notcia que hemos tenido por exa.
ierada La Ley Marcial solo Sc declara en- casos
muy extremes y, gracas Dios, no hemos lega-
do al de que sea necesidad suprimir las garantias
constituencies. ..
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A los que nos envfan noticias de la Isla so
bre la question Tarifas sin frmar las cartas, les
decimos que pierden su tempo. Los que no tie
men valor para sostener 10 que dicen, no debet
esperar sacar la castana con mano de LA CORES
PoNDENCIA. No resbalamos con cas-, aritas d.
QuAneO.
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Dicese-- no 10 aseguramos, ,-~.que en- Maya
guez ha habido tiros hoy. a
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A las dos de la tarde nos dicen que ha ide
una comi6n de Comercantes confe4enciar col
ell senor Ubarri. ##+ E -
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Oar al Cesar. 10 que es del Cesar. No sabe-
mos la hora que escribimos, cual ha sdo ell re-
sultado de la entrevista del senior Ubarri con Ell
Gobernador. Pero sea cual fuere, es ell case que
ese anciano de barba blanca, enfermo, agoblado
por sus achaques, ha venido la Capital, sin cas
poAer hacerlo para unir sus esfuerzos al esfuerzo
com6n en- pro de buscar soluci6n al presente con
Alcto. Este acto habla muy alto en- favor de don
Pablo Ubarri. Els la opinion de tirios troyanos5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-11

Dicese no 10 garantizamos, que Ell senior We
ga Verduio dijo anoche en- ell vapor, que 81 81 hu-
biese desembarcado hubiera probado Puerto
Rico quienes son los verdaderos autores de las
Tarifas. Ell dicho senior Vega Verdujo dIcel.
que no culpa al sehor Intendente y--.s Il ...
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-11

A las cuatro Y cuarto hanavuelto abrirse
n'chas tiendas.ss Patruas de la Guardia civil re,
corren las GALES. <-.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-11

Dfcese de pdbHco--no garantizamos la not
cia,--que de la entrevista del senor Ubarri cor
el Gobernador, ha resultado que 81 Sc abren las
tiendas, ell Gobernador suspendera las tarifa@
Otros aseguran que no es asi: que ell Gobernador
y ell senor Uharri apoyaran Madrid la snspen-
sion de las tarifas 81 Sc abren los estableclmen-
tos Veremos 81 es possible recoger otros lnfor-
mes que podamos garantizar