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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

dos q 9 juzgamos mas efcaces, y
que a1n cuando nc dice cuales son,
leb mos suponer que es la iufnen
ola de qus acknowledgements gozar
an el Mnisterio de Ultramar, como
genuine representative d1l Gobier
10 Supremo en- esta Oolonia.
Aplau limos la patri6tiea y le-
vantada conducta del General Las
80, que no dudamos hars ESQ en- las
ssferas gubernamentales y.
Es tan justo el eiosio de ia Re
vista de Puerto.Rico 4 nuestro
digpi :imo Gobernanse, como cier
20 : pstents el svantsdo y patri6
leo colo con que ell Esemo S.
G ,neral lssso ha procedido y
esta proeediendo, fla su aten :
ion en- el mayor bisn de esta
Proviacis, 4 Gu acertsdisimo man
do eon6ada, ante los prob'ema,
economicos cuya favorable sola
ci6n anhelamos todos en- pro ds
os altos intereaes del pai,.
Por 10 cual hemoa creido con
renients tomar nota de las frasel
de la ReUista, frases que, hay Out
repetirlo, Iusgamos muy Justice.
ras.
A csda cual 10 que Ie cores.
ponds.
S. E. ell senor General Lasso 8,
ha hscho una veg mas acreedor q
afeeto de sus gobsrnados.
Placenos consigaarlo;asi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
LOteria Provincial.

E me 4oles u iino tuvo sf:c
20 en- e S.6n d. sesioass 10 h
Excms Dipotse6n Provincial q
sorteo de las sesiones de bille,e
le a Lotsris. He alui, segnt
a Gaceta, 'os nombres de los &C
ieisn.es Agraeisdos con las mis-
m8
| francisco Gil Taboada, Capital
Francisco BEugueras, Hsto- gran
ie, Josefa Flores, Aiborito. Jnsl
Rodriguez, Rio grande. Marcel
| Monserrate. Carolina. Angel Aear
ca. Capital. Claudio Lianos Issac
Carolina. Juan s. Angnlo. Baya-
n6n. OsndiIo Ramirez, Msyagiies
Marta Csissy, MayagtieE. Ros,
! Danb6n, Capital. Ricardo Aponte
tabucoA. Dlonisio Isuuondo, O..
pjtal. Pedro Jess Ortiz, Gurabo
Pedro A. Chirsa, Vega hala. Flo
Fentro Ayuso. Casollna. Jos6 Ma
ria Passrana Rio p'cdrss lsabe
her adeE. 0pstal. EladiA Felicia
50, Capital Sssailo Morales, Tfn
lil'o A'to Joe Carsero. Mayagties
Iosrga Duase. Capital. Jase Jos
iAa Jordan. Capital. AsuDeior
vlAler Tiasi 10, liamacao. Easta
gao L sjsigu uex. Dorado, II gae
AA don&a0, Axelbo Fan tina Ro.
nsta. DoF4dA Consado vsrgara
Cap lAl. Jaae 0axmAn, AgnAdiilA
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sAxeaA, sais as Rita Gong.les.
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ipdignado y con pstri6tiea vehe-
mencia un ilussrsdo colega ints-
grists de Manxsnillo, La Union:


"Esto SO llama ensefiar la orej = !;
este Quiere decir que hemos estado
en- 10 cierto al Gombatir 10.
tfama urdida por los autonomistas
para engafar al pals, haci6ndole
Greer que abogaban por sus verda-
jeros intereses materiales, cuando
10 que persegufan era una manio-
bra politics, que pudiera dsrles el
soaado triunfo, aunque la perturba
ci6n Y ell desconCierto matasen la
paz, ell trabajo y Ia presperidad de
Cuba. Dementados /"
Dsspues de 10 visto, que mas
elocuents no puede ser, huelgan,
de parte nrestrs, o'rss considera
clones y concentrates. For 10
expueato antes de ahora, com.
batimos entonces Ia Propagan
da Econ6mica de Cuba; por le
que hemos expussto hoy, eegui-
mos ccmbstiendo's, ri cabe cor
mas.impeta. Oja'a que con nues
tro e.fue!zo cooperemos al def.
nitivo go!pe de gracia, sbruma
dor in 0ternum de tan inconve
niente contuberniol / En- politiea
ha dicho alguien, hay tambie1
males coutsgiosos!
Qaeremos nosotros, ESQ 81, que
mejore hasta 10 sumo Ia situaci6r
economical de estas Provincias
Lo que no queremos, en- mode
a'guno, 60 que detras de los bas
tidores de la escena econ6mica Gu
bana Sc agucsn armss cuyas pun,
tas nadie ignora q donde se diri
gen arteras y homicidas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
B6Ietfn Mercanti1

Ia elevada consideration de V. E.,
sin0 eumplienio la a3ribuci6n que
aorcele q este Oentro ell p5rrafo %
del art 20 del Real Deoreto de 10
de NoviembTe lie 1886.
Por consecueacia del seauado
lcuerdo fu6 digigido 8 V. e,
,on feoha de hoy 81 telegrama 81
guiente: 8 Asamblea Oamara d.
Oomaroio ruegs vueoeneis suspen-
ZION AraDce.eJ miensras informan
Oentros. Sa ejeouoi6n csusarA per-
juicics D, que dejamos c0nfrma-
dos con Ia presente Exposition.
Las c0nsecuenoias Y efectos del
ouevO Arancel no afe9tan 1nica y
exclusivaments & una clase socis
determinads, poyque entonces Sc
disculpa el sacrificio to el bien
general; su irfleacia hlca ga 6
un radio mayor, y prinoipalnente 6
la Agriculture, base en- que descan-
sa t0da la riqueza> de esta Antilla.
La imposition dc derechos d las
maquinas y aparatos para Ia fabri-
eaci6n de az1cav y aguaydiente y &
todos los titles para la Agrl-
oultura, ha de L. fuir poderosamen.
te en- Ia decadencia de la produc-
ci6n, y q clio contribuiran tambi6n
los nuevos impnestos que se inten-
ran establecer en- la Peninsula &
los productos de sus provinoias ul-
trsmarinas.
No puede nj debe esta Oimars
entrar en- ell examen de los Aran-
celes, nj descender al det slle de
demostrar ell recargo extraord ma
rio que han de sufrir Ia mayor par
te de los artlculos de general i'm
portaci6n en- esta Provincial, p0r
lque este sera ohjeto del iuformt
lque Sc redacte en- vista de los da
tOs que han de suministrar las %
misiones que &c desigue1 !; pero s
debe la Oamara hacer notsr or
terminos generates ell periuicio qu'
han de causar d toda la Provincial
Iy COmprend endose tambi6 la rsn
ia de Aduanas, que sagurament
ha de sufrir un considerable des
censo, c0nsecueneia de una limita
da importation & q1e obliga el ar
t9o tel Real Decreto de 20 de Abri
Iva citado, por la incertiiumbre el
Iqne Sc deja q todo el Oomercio an
te la perspectiva de la pr6xima mo
ilficaci6n de las tarifas pnbiicadas
En la situsci6n actual, en- que 8
viene acentuando Ia baja en- la
oontribuciones indirectas, es mu,
peligrose acometer reform as y mu
cho mas cusndo estas 90 verifioaI
en- condolences tales q1e para'iza
a fortiori ell movimiento mercanti
ly va rs sabido q Q donda no he
movimiento no hay vida.
/ Por t0das las consideration IS ex
Ipuestas, qle no SO ampliAn ma
porsno molestar demasiado SD e'e
vafs a.enoi6n. scude la O,ma
"a de Comercjo de San joan
". e suplicandole Sc digne dispC
ner la suspension del nuevo Aran
Icel publioado mientra iuforman ez
tensamente los gremios del Conner
clio, respecso a las reformss que ha
Ide efectuarse en- los mismos, con
lcual Sc evitar&n las coDseeuencla
" pei jutcios que quedan indicado
favoreciendo asi los interests gs
nerales del pals y los de su Haci<r
da p1blica.
Gracia que espersn aloanzar d
V. q cuya vida euarde Dios mt
chos afios, San Juan de Puetto
Roo, Junio 7 de 1S92,-Excmo S
Ell Presidente acc dental, Vice
presidente, Juan Rubert Ell 81
cretario General, Rafael Psres
Garcia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
CONTESTACION.

Eu Ia aiguien.e forma, que ins.
pira grasas esperarz,s, h. con :
testado el Exsmo Sr Ministro de
Ultramar, por conducso del Exec
lenti,imo sefior G ,bernador c.
neral, q los te'egrsmas de Ia re-
ciente A,amb.ea provincial dc
Agricultores:
Ssran sten1idss las aspiracio-
nes de esa A,ambles en cuante
sea possible = jasso, y en- cuanto
10 psrmitan debetes Gobierao ,
armoEia de intereser."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

;io. nos ha remitido cen aten-
90 B. L. NJ, deseoso de su publ
cidsd, copia fntegra y literal de- Il
rsZonada y elocuente exposition
iue, de conform idad con 10 acaY-
ls5o en- Ia reoiente Asam'7lea
fensral da sqae! CeIo / ino Cen
$50, Ia elavado 81 nj con fe-
hs Z del maB en cuIeo, por ccn-
daeto Sc nuestro ilasGra G9bs =
uants, { Ia supoEi0r consideracidn n
lei EAcmo Ss Ministro de Ultts-
m.r.
Insertsmcs, desde luego, con
agrado. Q! ci'ado documento; mas
no 10 hsremos sin antes encs 9
tecer oil hermoso espectaculo que
offece actualmente al mundo en-
zero etts psis, deehado de a.
tas virtudes, pidiendo unanims
Y respesuoaamente 4 los Poderes
Pdblicos de Ia Naeiou, en- deman
da de juaticia, Y por medic de st
Autoridad Provincial, sue rspre-
sent.ntes en- Cortes y cspecia!es
sus corporacioneS y gremios, Q
eicsz remedio de Ia crisis que Il
amsnaza por efecto de ciersas re-
formas econ6micas cuya ap'ica
zion y vigencis, de implsntsrse
hsbrfan de inaigir quebranto in
menso q sus mas preeiados vene
ros de production y dc riquez,
| Hs squf la exposition aludids
cuyos fines sinceramente elogia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
MANIFESTACIONES.

Despres del telegrama del | mo
| St D, Sebastian Mufioz Rivers,
de Arroyo, inserto en- nuestro
ndmaro anterior, dsmos hoy cuen
ia con 81 mayor gasto de otra.
manifsstac;one. de ju't, gratitnd
y felicltsci6n, que titnen oil nropio
origen que sque Ia, 6 sea ell faasto
telesrsma dc nuestro queridc d. :
rector, stfior Diaz Canejs, comu
aicandonos haber conseguido, juu
to con ell sefior Lastres, en- su
conferences con el Excmo Sr M,
nistro de q sramsr, la con:inus-
ci6n de la entrads de nues.ro Ia
baco en- los mercados de Ia Is's
de Coba, grato suceso que cor
efa.i6n celebra el psi,, despue, de
haber visto amenszsda de muerte
una de sus mas valiosas fuense
de riquezs.
Pfincipisremoa po@ la siguiense
carts. que honrs tanto 8 sus fir:
NANTES = sl Centro que digna
mente represensan Como al que 10
ha merecido;
"Paerto Rico, JUNO 13 de 1892.
Sr D. Ignscio Disc Csnejs, Di
rector del BoLErIs MBRcANTIL.
Madrid.
E,timado smigo y com mpsnsro: {:
Mien.ras sc reune Ia Junts Direc
tvs, sc 90 cuent. con ell cable
gsama que V. hs dirigido con
fach, de aver / esta Camsre, nos
sn,ieipamos & expresarle nueatfo
p &ceme, = ell del Centro que t.
nsmos Ell honor de Representa-, =,
par el exito obtenido en- 3 gest'on
ds los ssuntos que tan oportuna
men,e enccmendo q su cuidsdo,
por 10 cua' mere.e Ia grssitui de
esta CAmars J Ia de TODD el pai,
en- gensrai.
Sirvase aeeptsr esie teatim onio.
GU. lie envismos con ell mayor
gasto, hssta tsnto que 10 j onth
Directiva se ocupe de otorg 'rle
merecido por su aetivldad J
mpeh0.
Con seclinis ntos de 10 mis- dis
tin3uida con'ideraci6D qusdsu sus
ate atos S. s.
.. B. s. NJ.
e Vice Presidents, Juan Ru
bert.-Ei Secresario GeDers, RI
fael Pres y Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

s u L orenzo, D. Sebastian A on
to y Rotga-.
Pertido judicial de Coamo
Ooamo, D. Ansstasio N lriega.
AibO1ito, d. Ramon Pair6.
Bayranquitas, D. Salvador villa.
ronga
Barros, D. Francisco Boa Y B 10.
Sabana del palmar, D. Manuel
Pont6n.
Santa l abel, D. Emil, Pou vi
dal.
Pcrtido judicial de Guayama.
Guayama, D. jose E,teva San
cho.
Arroyo, D. Bartolome Gaya Mar
tinez.
Maunabo, D. Aurelio Ostfz Leon
Patillas, D. Jose Dolores Oarmi
nelly.
Salinas, D. Santiago Porrat,
Dora.
Partido Judicial dc Hunacao.
Humacao, Lodo D. Isidoro s >tt
| Nussa.
Osiba, D. Ssveriano ae1tefri'
Feii6o.
Fajardo, D. Juan Guzmal B ,nt
tez.
Jancos, D. Antonio Navss Acos
ia.
LuquilIo, D. Tomas G srcia Ri
vera.
Naguabo, D. Rafael Rosa Naje
ra.
| Piedraa, D. Luis Ies1s Mejia
| Vieques, d. Ffar cisco Aware.
Ysbucoa, D. jose Borrego Re
clio.
Partido judicial de Mayagaes.
Maysgiiez, Lcdo D. Francis,
Pelegrl y Rotger.
| Ahasco, D. Francisco Pagan
Rios.
las Marias, D. Juan Agostini
Martinez.
Rinc6p, D. Santisg, santoni
Santoni.
i Tartido judicial de Ponce.
Ponce, Lcdo u. Dimas Ramel
lZazuarregui.
Adnntas, D. Domingo Ferrer
Pou.
Guayapilla, D. OAmilo Bull L
plaza.
Juans Dlaz, D. Manuel Carr
ton Munoz.
! Pe6uelas, D. Manuel Rivera E
mirez
Partido judicial de San Gernsd
. San Gelmap, D. Manuel Ma P
ldllIa y Rivera.
Oebo Roj', D. Tomts NJ. MsriI
Hormigueros, ID. Candido L6p
Sobrino.
Lsjas, ID Guillermo Francis
Rosas.
Msrica~, D. jose Andfeu y F
rrer.
sabana-Grande, D. Manuel s
: rra v Soto.
Yauco, D. Juan Osstaher y A
, elada.
Partido judicial de Vega Bajae
Vega Bsj', D Ramon Peez Fe
nandez.
Bsyam6n, d. Juan Perez Fe
nAndez
Il Corozal, d. Tomss Lopez Herr
rias.
Dorado, d Ssgundo Mas.
Naranjito, D. Alfredo Archilla.
Toa Alta, d. Oasimiro Oabran,
Toa Bajs, D. Gerardo Formal
das.
Vega-Alts, D. Jacinto Seijo Ga
cis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
Carolins, Junio ii

Los h,bits ntss d 8 ests push 0
90 seidos de ls mayor assi f.seiou
felieiIAn con gran ea.usiasmo q
los senorss Canejs, L..trss. CT
mara de Comereio y a. Exemo s
Mini,tro de- Ultrsmar, per ID tAas
t. noticis pub ie da en- G Alesn
al BoLETE d Age'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

T. sKae 49, \ es psssas j 80
ss, Pfsslafas* aesa@s kaaI - aNss
"a csssls hsN II cssss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

(Tshgrsm' !. IIsto grands. ia
ulo Is.
Axfi aisosss sqei sllsmtsis
grade ides cansa y L.ssrss par
gessionts tahsso. ssTea MseisEe
etlsbsamss sslte t.varabis.
10. Aeaass ..
De Penss, JNEses i Tsabsj. !.
q ass eemaese6a iambsea laasss
atssn sHts sosgtstalaaeTass 80 oh
ssaslo ds 80 u acres Die Csse-
la y LssiEss. Fof IS - 1saasIp
60 Ia sassgaGs Isl sasssa.
SaserIbsp rus etglsamsats 40
slsmss las 80 res h iuna sss
, c.. fanas ! fad9'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19

(Telsgr,m M.nali Jsnio Is
Con sniu j. mo ts lelssm ~ c Z
CAmArs = s Stss Romero Rob
do, Lsss'ss y Cse'Ja l.of tr4aef
aIeaeHA3o aAlvknd0 GAbaeo. 4 ea
ssm - Ct L Isas gssiioEes js soa-
etsi 1rss pen 5leaiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-19
q. B. s. NJ,

e Vice Presidents. Juan Ru
berk.-Ei SecIesario GeDera, R4
fael Pres y Garcia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
Aldebaran's Whereabouts.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The article in Mondays STAR entitled "a
Gorgeous Light" locates AIdebaran, between Z
and 8 o'clock on Saturday night, as Just
overhead" May not a novice, as yet, in star.
gazing inquire if the star thus referred to was
not the bright star Capella in the constella-
ton Auriga? At the hour mentioned CapeIa
was on the meridian and only a few degrees
north Of the zenith, while Aldebaran, midway
between the Pleidas and Bellatrix in Orion,
was some fifteen or twenty degrees south of
the zenith.
The care Of The STAR to keep its readers adj
vised Of coming events in the dome of the
Skies and its reference to them after their &C.
currence, Is, we can assure You, duly sppre-
ciated BY q large number Of readers, young
and old. j. H. b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17

Owing to the new French tariff, which puts
high duties on imported meats, there is a great
demand II Paris for the flesh Of horses and
mules
Sixteen thousand more persons from the
famine-stricken districts of Russia have taken
refuge in St Petersburg and have been
Guaranteed on various householders.
The Persian government has granted an
important concession TO a Russian syndicate 20
ssts elish a transport and trading business in
northern Persia
sixty persons suspected OF being anarchists
have been arrested in Berlin
1t appears that the differences between the
London coal porters and their employers have
not been settled. despite the report that the
porters had resumed work. Several coal firms
refused 70 discharge non-union men and trouble
has been again caused.
On the last day Of February The centenary of
the birth Of Rossini. the composer. will be ceIe-
brsted throughout Italy and generally on the
continent
Strong protests are being made BY municipal
authorities of cities and towns, professors in
universities and teachers in Germany against
the passage OF the German governments Sec
tartan education bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-17
LANNON WAS A HERO.
Jim Corbett Failed to Knock Him Out in
Three Rounds.

Between 5000 and 5000 persons went to
Madison Square Garden in New York last night
to see James Corbett the calf, try to best
three men each in three rounds Corbett's op-
ponents were announced as Joe Lanpon of
Boston, who was q sparring partner of Cham
pion John l. Suilivan's for a long time; Bob
Cadrey of Philadelphia and Bill Spillings of
Rochester, y. T., all heavy weights OF course
there was great trouble in getting into the
building. The prices OF admission charged
were from so cents to e for ordinary admission
though boxes holding six persons were sold for
S20. There were a number Of good exhibitions
of sparring before the event of the evening,
over which VIM Muldoon acted as master of
ceremonies
An unusual thing happened in enc of these
Muldocn was not satisfied that pair of local
scrappers we're doing their best and disauali-
fed them for taking"
On Corbetts appearance he was heartily
cheered Jim DAILY of Philadelphia was in his
corner. Corbetts first opponent was SpIllings,
who, after two minutes sparring, was Knocked
down twice by smashes on the jaw, and then
said he had enough.
Bob Caffrey came up next and went down
twice in forty-five seconds Then he quit like
his predecessor. and the spectators began to
cry Cake" fake"
II was noticed that Corbett had been using
gloves smaller than the other men and Police
Captain Reilly ordered him to put on larger
ones. When Joe Lannon came out he met with
u great reception, and during all his bout a
majority Of the spectators seemed to sympa-
thize with him, for every time ne hit fCorbett
(and be did it often) they cheered him Cor
bett did not succeed in knocking out Lannon,
though he tried hard to do so. He did not even
knock him down. Lannon put up an excellent
night and landed on Corbetts body several
times with force Corbett. on the other hand, did
not appear to good advantage as usual, and
missed many wel-aimed blows; neither was he
30 shifty as ordinarily. At infghting Corbett
did some hugging, but not as much as Lannon
Even the little on Corbett's side surprised his
friends The Californian was plainly not at his
best One punch on the stomach that Lannon
gave him in the second round stirred him up
considerably.
In the third round Corbett was more active
and had Lannon very tired. He got in on the
face and body and Lannon could not respond.
IL one more round had been fought Corbeti
might have knocked out his man, and. as il
was, he earned ID . decision Of points. but did
not satisfy perso M who have said that he can
beat Jackson or Msher. The enthusiasm dur
ing the 60 with LAnnon was intense and after
the bout was concluded Lannon was the hero.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

I OUki LOOK LOOK. LOOK!
IL Lot made on the clear large suburban 1900 lot
riade on the clear and house built at upon the
same Tor government empioyes Others who will
eppy anu pay ior house only. the lot being giit.
above stated. No hunbug. but practical enterprise,
anu the Ony condition being the purchase share
Oh 81 udlcate stock. for which make
ments Location beautiful. settlement already estaO-
lished Ii you want pretty home. not costing over
@l6UO to ovO, AID desire further information, ad-
dress b. Ii. BUSINESS. Star ofn.e. ei1-lw
lfOR SAiE-A MEN AND HANDSOME 7-ROOM
L cottage and lot, 6OXl2o feet. at Carin Springs
miles from city; at railroad station price, 80;
500 down. bxlsnce $50 per month. or will rent
&l5 per month. , Also for sale 7room house. cellar
and large barn. o. acres, at Baston, S. 600; easy
TERMS ~ acres between Washington and alexandria;
price. S140 per acre; Improved by house and
barns Also acres at Chain bridge 500 per acre.
JANIS Il. CLEMENTS,
felI-4t laSl st. n. W.
L,OR SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY AND FARMS
this city Send for large list with map the
outskirts OF Washington. Sent Tree. Also, several
small places ard farms the city for rent j. h.
CLEMENS, lS2l r st. NV. fe15-6t
LOk SALE-SUBUkBAN PROPERTY, SEVENTY
acres IN River road Homegrown not far from
Methodist University and the electric road Chautau
qua: part OF L. burrows tract. For Apply to
LOUIS 4. McCOMAS. Trustee. Hagerstown. Md.
jaeS-.m
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Portugal Too Poor to TAX. Part

At . recent cabinet council in Lisbon it
was definitely decided that the finances Of
Portugal were in such a condition thst,it would
be impossible for her to take part in the
Columbian exposition at Chicago in 1893.
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New York Republicans.

The meeting Of the republican state execu-
tive COMMITTEES held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
In New York Saturday decided that the state
committee would meet at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on February Is 10 decide the date Of the
sfAte convention
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What France win spend Her Exhibit.
President Carnot Of France yesterday
signsd the bill allotting $3.50 600 francs for the
French exhibis at the Chicago Columbian s1hi-
bitiou.
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