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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL p. n. FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Maryland,
rain; southeasterly winds, slightly warmer.
For Virginia, rain; warmer; easterly winds.
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Telephone 1850. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., 2 h. For repairing and renting.
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Sunday Evening. April 81.
Il IN N h &C &c" ZEE ERR ssss ooooI =
HMM in RRR sssso OF J.
ii i M { SG IS kkrr L ssss 90 Sh ILL LII
MYTH AND MIRACLE
Prices. rs. so. 75c. 81 aul sl.5o.
Seats now on sale. apeo.4,
A cADEME EAsTKE WEEK
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
DE WOLF
DE WOLF
DE WOLF
\ ooo, err Pr ZEE EnR
$ / i 8 ;; g f. f. f. f.. f. / !
biz, hSs WHY a sSSE se
o0A x Wv W WY Az i IN III & as as =:
The Creates, of all Comic Opera successes.
Prices, ~. See. 81 and 81 80.
Next week-Hoy:s Texas Steer. with Tim Murphy.
riSFl Walsh and original cast Seats now selling
" 'G!TH Hn'h 4 AoA M
+ / III ii a. !: 81 w..
Return Of washingtons Fayorite Comedy.
HOYrs
o-.'f.'......................
TEXAS STEER.
........-...................s
TIM MURPHY. FLORA WALSH.
And the oriyina: area, Cast.
Monday NiTht-Te.,im,a sl to
I'M MURPHY.
Seats now on sale .p1e-5.
A LBAUdH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Matinee SATURDAY only at l:3O
FANNY
DAVENPORT,
PAytS SfSh
DAVENPORT.
Supported Ivy
Melbourne Mcdowell
And her own company. under the management Of
MARCUS L. MAYER
sARDoU's
CLEOPATRA
CLEOPATRA
EearranSed. adapted aud presentel under the
personal supervision OF
FANNY DAVENPORT
Next Week.THt W kEENE in . splendid roper
tolre SEATS NOV On SAIL. aplS-tf
ECTU RE.
with national aS ANTHEM IL S.es: sns prose
Henry Henry $ $$ssiEEERsSs
H HESI;f %WxSEEifEEkks sSSSS
Will deliver his famous lecture
: :ssSSSSEESS A 4sP MM SRssktss:::
ALBAUaH.s OPERA HOUSE
NEXT SUNDAY EVENING. APRIL "a
Beginning at o'clock
TT Sdrama In one set and part full Of light
and shade pa; h%s an! hnm2r%-MIlwsukee sentinel.
Seat. now on sale At box office and at Droop's music
store 9:o fenn. ave. apl9-5t
X ERNAN's LYcEgM THEATER.
h Pennsylvania ave. and 11th IT
THIS wEEK-MATISEE TOMORROW.
FLYNN b sHERIDANs
CITY SPORTS
BURLEsoUE AND SPECIALITY COMPANY.
JAZZ jazz, COMPANY. including oMENE the Divine
MISS A MEAE k0GERs WILL sINa Ar PM.
wi waite receptions One sony. SIS: two. s25 ar9O-3s
TNHE Art OF. SELF .DEFnNsE, BOXTNa
Wrestling p and spe sw,nEpf ,ahs For p.Eteu
structor, Rooms 1924 st NV. Stout geniieuen re-
MAS. JAhLEY's WAX WORKS,
by the Foundry Circle o. KinE's Daughters, for
the oene Wi e sas SSeEE; s3 Home.
ATS O'CLOCK td EE;i Ii,.s s sAtkn 90. lsss,
"a xHIBITIoN OF PAsrELs AND CHARCOAL.
F.ehsrs Ar Store $40 18th st. from APri ig to 80
ID A n ANA
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG
OPEN DAILY.
u WOULD ron LIKE TO GO,
Switzerland, Germany north Cape and RSssis, lev:
Co.'S u .sS .ssss &.
For circulars call oF sddlasl -'
APO ~. va fsss i =. "a.
f tns french SSsssn Of sousd Sc6ooa-S0f B strsst
NV. New terra; free lessen Aprl 20 sud ~ st ID
snd sPe "a s.sss.s f sefb sasssSSsl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VIOLIN RECITAL
BY Miss LILLIAN CHANDLER
srhs Boston IAdy vioainfst.
THE ELsRMhRE. lll2 II STREET.
MONDAY EVENING. $50 O'CLOCK.
April Is. 1892.
Assisted BY Prof. FABIAN. Pianist Of Baltimore.
Accompanist. Miss HORN Of Boston.
neksts 81 on sale st once Of The Ilsmere and
OrrvopS Stelnway Piano Rooms, 925 Penns ave-
Grand stairway Piano used. sp2l-2ts
A LsAuaHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY. MAY 81.
SSCm Comm, and Graduation Exercise. Of the
: maEnihcent entertainment and ending with the new
WIDOWS OF WASHINGTON"
The public admitted free. Preferred seats Free OBJ
"sn.eie at the Colleg,. GA l2th St
now ready. mh2y-Sm
tTEHARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
- Tor the benefit OF the Eastern Dispen ssry under
is City Court No S Court 81 Sa Sa
National Rias Hall friday. April - Tnicrt..n@ens
f bsD,ei x s9 r. Dancing from Hon Johu
Of the evening: Mis-. slsnche Ms,sinTiy Miss Mae b
yennie Gi,nnSn. Misses Kiecthosicr. Mr. A "
hswhes NJ, Charles T. Miller. the Beethoven Quar-
The contest for prizes viii close at $780, and .ward.
Tickets for sale at the door, ap2l-2,
A S sIybS ~ s1Ys fHAFTEE m
FRIDAY ia EVENING, APRIL ~. from to 10 O'Clock.
Admission for adults. 10 cents 1t.
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Butter, Fresh Rolls and Small Tubs. at 90
La ave. 9l2 c ST.. under Theater. ap20-2ts

8. Heller, 720 7th St n w.. is making a spe-
cialty In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff apl9-6*
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None Name It But to Praise,
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
marvel Of lightness and swiftnesa
JAZZ Office 437 9Th ct NV
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u.s. use use use use us, use use use
Use Use Use li-e use use
Use Use Use use use use use use
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DIR. Hartley's Great Remedy cures catarrh.
ap81m
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.
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VIII You Pass

For weli-dressed man? Not unless your hat
is correct in style and color. Ours are, and the
one-ninety (sl.90) line is the usual two-ffty
grade. FRANC l. Son. One Price,
Cor. 7th and ID SITS,
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g. HETZEROTT CO. have moved temporarily
% COZ 81 18TH and sts-. where they viii cless out
ssr ssock OF Pianos ste xrest reduction. Cal early
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Pay Of sponx. Gathsrer..

The number of persons engaged in the
business Of gathering sponges in the Ba-
hamas, handling them and preparing
them in various stages for market is
from 5000 to 5000, all Of whom, except
the .shipowners, brokers and shippers,
are colored people. Hands employed in
clipping, washing, packing and preparing
finally for shipment abroad get from
fifty cents to seventy-five cents per day
of ten hours. The amount earned by the
men who go fishing for sponges cannot be
given, as their pay depends entirely on
the number of sponges obtained. The
owner Of the vessel fits her out at his own
expense, and the profits of the voyage
are divided up In shares among the owner,
the master and the men.
They are never hired by the month,
nor do they ever get specified wages.
The most that can be said is that the
men mako q tolerable living, and the
sponge fisherman who earns over $500 a
year Is the exception. The owners of the
vessels, as rule, have their own ships,
from which the vessels are fitted out, and
on supplies thus furnished the owner
makes profit in addition to others. The
shipowners, generally speaking, find con
siderable profit in the business, while the
fishermen, If not able to lay up any
money from the pursuit, are yet enabled
to rely upon it for moderate living
Science.
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WHITE q BAKER. Publishers.
PAnKrRaBune, VIVA.
LAST EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON
VIA H. Il q. n. II,

On Thursday, March 10th, the b. 80 r. R.
will run the last Of the series of excursions to
Washington which have become SO popular dur.
ing the winter This excursion within no wise
differ from those which have proceeded, and
which have given entire satisfactlon.to the hun
dreds who have enjoyed them. There viii be
the same low rate and the Same unexcelIed
train service Of passenger coaches and Pullman
Parlor or Sleeping Cars heretofore provided.
Washington Is more attractive in March, II pos
sible, than during anyother month Of the year. It
Is then that the first signs Of spring appear in the
public squares and parks. Congress Is in ses-
sion. The public buildings the art galleries and
the museums are open to visitors:free Of charge.
Tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling and inter
mediate points to Martinsburg, are valid to
ample time Is afforded for side trips to Mt Yer
non, Old Point Comfort, and other adjacent
points.
appended table. For Sleeping Car accommo-
dations and descriptive pamphlets address near
est b. q o. agent. ~
Cumberland, Il 20 p. M. $50 q. IN, 1910 p. M,
7.43 .. m. Rate S455.
Hancock, 1915 a. m, Hip =. M. 400 p. M. s.os
Berkeley Springs. go .. M, LIS pm, s.ss An.
Rate $40.
Martinsburg, Las .. m, 115s .. M, AZ pm.
Shenandoah Junction, 1918 p. m. Rate $50.
Washington Junction. $50 .. M. 2.l0 p. M,
4.55 p. M. II 81 .. m.
intermediate stations to Washington, see pub
lished schedule. Ene<s.
Correspondingly low rates from other stations.
Pullman sleepers or Parlor Cars on all of
. CHAs. o. scULL, Gen'l:Pass. Agent, =.
2-l-td B.s& o. r. X
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PhiIad eIphia Press,
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
A FAMILY PAPER,
WHICH is
CLEAN, UNStNSATIORAl AND JUST THE PAPER
FOR THE
american Home.

THE Press has the best possible organization
to secure news from the most important sour
ces, and with nearly 400 Correspondents In Penn
sylyania, New Jersey. and Delaware, the State
and near-at home news Is covered with RON
tine carefulness and attention to detail not even
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The PPKss has also the best OF correspondents
in all the great cities of the United States, as
well as financial and railroad experts In Chicago
and the West, who keep the paper more than
abreast with events.
The columns Of the SUNDAY PRESS are enrich
ed by contributions from those whose names are
written high in our lists Of great authors novel
lists, essayists, as well as from men Of high rank
in public life. The best authors know that
their best audiences are the readers of the
DAILY, SUNDAY and WEEKLY Press.
In politics THE PRESS knows no other master
than the people and the past year has seen, as
has been seen before, the marked fact that 1t Is
subservient to no political boss It has no poll
teal ambition to foster, but looks after the in
terests OF its readers and deliveries itself upon
the issues Of the day In manner both frank and
fearless, letting the facts speak for themselves
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the basis OF fair play to all men at all times Its
pages know no distinctions and the rights Of one
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Digging ords1s.

Government employees include 4
good many very odd mon" said chiaf
clerk Of government bureau. Some
OF them are very hard TO manage, and
mono moro 80 than tho painfully matter
Of fact and over exact men, who require
m explicit order for every bit Of work
they undertake. md literally can do
nothing At AL without copy.
''One Of tho most singular Of these
was Blifkins Granny Blifkins, - we
used 10 call him, somewhat unkindly.
He was the most literal man / ever
knew.
"Onoe, before became chief clerk,
we had chief who was extremely
economical Of government property
which was . good fault, IL IL was fault
81 AL.
Zone time he came into the room, and
looking over Blifkins' shoulder found
him making small official computa-
ton on large sheet Of white paper.
when you have memorandum OF
. computation to make, said the CHIEF
pleasantly, it would be better to take q
small piece Of paper for it than large
one.
Eyes, sir said Blifkins respectfully.
Then he proceeded to tear up the
large sheet and throw it in the waste
basket, and taking out small piece re-
commenced his computation on thatl'--
Youths Companion.
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Sensitive Knee DriIl.

A new knee drill promises to be of spe-
cial service in certain industries. Where
such an appliance is required the work is
placed on table or block resting upon
it, and the piece to be drilled is held by
the operator and the table is raised by
means Of the knees to feed the work to
the drill. This construction leaves both
hands of the operator at liberty to handle
the work, and at the same time permits
a great degree Of sensitiyeness, since the
resistance can be felt by the knees and
the upward pressure regulated accord
ingly. It is claimed that at least 90 per
cent. more can be accomplished by this
drill in given time than by any other
similar device, owing to the rapidity with
which the work can be adjusted and then
performed. New York Telegram.
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bring guards \ yours carrying ~ vnl-
unblosfs
Over explained. The night bsfors b
had noticed three Suspicious looking
characters in town, and observed that
they eyed him considerably. This morn
| ing he had started early, hoping to pass
ali the places favorable 10 . hold up
before tho three tough looking gentle
mon had time to get locetsd. 10 bad
islt . bit backward about bringing
guards, - be did not Ike 70 appear cow
ardiy, ana besides his suspicions might
be eroundless and the laugh would b
on him. There were no valuables except
the mail bags.
But tho three strangers had passed
him mile back, evidently in hurry to
get somewhere; hence his visit TO the
"HX.b
Fleming turned to get ready to go-he
was not the man to send somebody else
into danger--but was met at the door by
Billy, ..heeled" with two revolvers and
Winchester.
"Hullo, mani" calculated Fleming.
didn't you hear me say was goingr
Don't caro- IF ye did" answered Billy
CURLY. 'Th's plenty work = do, an my
laigs 10 too stiff y straddle any blame
broncho.n And he climbed painfully up
on to tho drivers seat, and the stage
rolled away, leaving rs staring 1t each
other, unable to believe our eyes.
The stage did not reach the Five Mile
nor did It reach .Parkers. At place
two miles west Of the Ink. where tho
road trayersed the edge Of . blnff over
hanging deep ravine, there were three
shots fred, and bravo Walt Dyer and
his two team leaders fell into tho road.
Then there were moro shots---a rafting
| fusilade for two or three minutes-then
| silence.
When we got TO tho scone We saw
Billy Drag lying across tho body Of the
driver, supporting himself on ono elbow
and keeping ''the drop" on . man who
stood holding up ono arm-the other was
shattered and hung limp. Two dead
mon besides Dyer lay In the road. Tha
wheelers were quiet now, but their hoofa
had cruelty mangled tho bodies Of their
PROSTATE comrades In front.
II knowed ye'd come, boys" said
Billy, ''else I'd he'd = kill this I'm, stead
1 O. sayin i'm fer = leetle necktie party.
They got Dyer fust lick. but wen they
run up agin Phin Ellsworth. they ketched
or hi ov or TELLER. Guess l kin die Of
real peaceful now"
| But he did not die. With ball in hi.
leg, another travelling around some
whore ON his inside and wound IN hi,
throat which causes his voice TO breah
In ludicrous way ho still Hives and
brags Of this very exploit r L. Kstch.
am In Argonauk
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Iks vioists thnt I sond d you
WIN cioso their blu6 cyus on yDur broast,
I6hau not be there, SWEET toaee,
Yet do know my flowers Will ret
within that chastc. white nesf.
Oh, littls nowsrs. shsTl welcoms ysu
So tendcrly, % warmly Col
know where you win die tonight.
But you can never, never know
The bliss Of dying soi
r. you could speak, Yet abe win know
What made your faces wet, although
1fain would follow you and tell her.
There 70, and die yet never know
10 what heaven you col
Kate vannah.
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4 NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES.

For those who cannot take the daily or are
prevented on ace count Of distance from early re.
ceiying Il, the weekly i splendid substitute.
II contains all the good things Of the daily THE
STATE JOURNAL Is reliable I'm its news. s~.-ss..s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01

H 10 sremos de uno que he
mos recibido de Madrid, y euvo
gAnero "a puede sdivinarse. E.
Ualiente anonimista nos daba gu
nombcs y las sehs'es de su domi-
clio = proteaion de periodista,
(ique periodisss) Comisiona
mos q dos cabalieros para que lie
buscasen ala. y sh 1ra resulsa que
nj hay tai nombre. nj tai domiei-
ic, nj tai ptofesioo. En- ell domi
clio cue se citaba vive una Ia
vandera. VAmo,; s'gda meate =
cato 8 badulaque, mueIto de ham
bre, con mas miedo que otrS co
"a, ha sido 81 hSroe de esa fest4.
T,mb ea htmos recibido de Ia
I'Ia una hoja impress y an6nima
trstsndo do masonerfa. l., hojf
es de un reriodico mas6nieo d,
A'coy (Valencia) y quiese el rs-
miten:e que Ia leamor, diciendo.
nos que no nos pongamos En-
ridtculo. Acussmos recibo de
documento que nos parece muy
medisno y muE NAL escritc, Y, g
ell remitente quiere discutir e
punto, puede b .cerlo, arrojsndo Il
careia. Tee asti;ulos muY pru
dsnsts, muy imparcisles acabamo'
de escribir sobre la msteris, y col
Iellos tlene ya materia para ratio.
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Fsrnsndfz y D. Manuel Her
aaIz, respectivameAte, ha que
lado corrido ell magnifico trs-
mo de hero que aquella mand6
Srser para colocsr en- Ia carretera
provincial rum Z sobre ell rio
"Can6vanas;" por 10 que felici-
tamos a Ia Exema Corporation =
4 todos los veeinos de aquel Tito
cal. que con obra tan necesaria y
Tan d.ii SO van q yer hbres de los
grsndes inconvenlentea y peligros
que 81 paso de aguel ri, ocasiona-
ba en- todo tempo, y especia'men
70 en- epoca de lluviss.
Lo que hace falta ahora para
;ompletar eaa carretera (ya esta
terminado su a6rmado hasta ell
pueblo de Rio Grande) es que &c
actisen los trabsjos que va hay
empezsdos para IL coloeaci6r de
de CanovaniilaF, cuyo 2asto sc
halla consignado en- ell prssupues
20 respective, y sc hsgan los es.
tudios del de la Carolina sobre q
rio "Loiza," con la brevedaa que
ia Exema Corporation acordd e,
hlciesen en- el dtimo perfodo se
mestrs'.
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TEATRO.

NSmsrosi,ima concurrencia asis.
tio ell jaevesal Teatro con motive
del beneGcio de Miss Emma Lyn.
den, que acredlt6 en- esa noche
ser no s6lo una notable adivina-
dor', sino qle tambiau una digna
-ompaners,' por gu habil ejecu-
cion en- instfumentos musicales
raros. de los famosos Tres Be.
moles.
Eu el lcop6f,no, sobre todo,
Sc ccnquist6 .! decidido agrado
del pholico. L,s Bemo'es, como
aiempre: srfsbatando al auditts
rio. Li se-enasa dc Schubert,
ejecutada en los eascabeles, lie
vo q los Expenditures al colmo
del entusiasmo.
E sefior Balabreka hiso inte-
resanses auertes de prestidigita-
clio, con gran limpiexs.
La ,enora Lynden recibi6 On Ia
eseena varios presenses de obss-
Quio.
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VENEZUELA.

A las tri tss noticias que he
mos pub'icado eu numero, ante
rioree, eobre las flnestas circun t.
tsrcisa gus atraviesa aquel PAL,
hermaEo, Agregamos algunas mas.
FL servicio telegrafico del He
raid de Naeya Yoi k, de Ia prime
ra dece1a de este mss, fech.do en-
Caracas, habla de IN petardo que
mano aieve y desconocida hizo
sstallar en- Ia Ca a Amarillo, mo.
eada del Pfe;idente de Ia Rspt.
o.ica en- aquella Capital.
A resentar ell petardo eon ho-
'rible estampido, e.taba el Presi-
iente conferenciando con los pro
aombres de gu psrtido sobre ia
ssmpana antirrevolucionaria. En-
ai Palacio no habi4 guards, y Ia
onfueion que sobrevino fue aoro'
vechada por muchos revoltosos
que Sc salieron de- la ciudad.
Todos los miembros del Cor.
sejo Federal habiAn sido presos,
,assanio minima sospecha pars
sncarcelar d los ciudadanos ma.
Orominentes.
Una nusva conspiracicn sc ha
oia deacubierto POGO dcspue,, tam
oleo urdida contra Ia existenci.
lei Presidente. La actividad d,
Ia po'icia pudo conseguir que
.bortara e pan.
81 estsbsn tomsndo todas lal
orecauciones positles para prote'
ger Ia vida del Presidente. tan d,
continue ? .esiamente am .nazads
oor sus ensmigos. Al efecto, ha
,iaae doblado Ia guardia do II
Casa Amarillo.
Ls A Administration lol
eiegrAmas de r,f7rencia-ao s6'.
.lene que luchsr con los enemigo'
IN el campo de bstalla, sino qut
am5ien den!ro de esta Cludad
)ues di'ese lue muchos policia,
Sc haa pssado 4 los insuryentes
81 General Crespo-ax Presi
isn.s de ia Naci6n y caudIlto de
os regolucionArios continual,
,ecibiendo adhesiones de toda'
'arses de Ia Re- dbics.
Las no.ici,s proceden,es de dift'
censes K tados demuestran que |,
-evoluei6n tomsb. incremento
O.ros E,tados Sc jeclarsban con
ra C.esDo. L,s sl,urss que ro
lean CsrAbobo estabsn ocupa
las POT cas- tropas.
lQiierA el Cleo que mejors
:uAo'o an.es Ia cri:ica si.uaci6r
q Ventx1elal
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extensa de 10 que generalmente SO
cree ell area de los terrenos adapta-
bles al cultivo de Ia cana do azd.
car.
Hay On la Florida--dice- grandes
extensiones de terrenos tan propios
para este ramo de la agriculture
como las plantaoiones de las islas
Sandwich, y abundan en- este pals
los lugares en- que Sc produce 9
puede producirse remolao cha de uoa
riqueza sacarina exceptional. Ex
perimentos heohos en- Nebraska re
cientemente acusan un rendimien-
to de mas de veinte toneladas por
acre de remolacha cuya riqueza
sacarina no bsja del 13 8 por oien
to. ri area propicia para el cult
70 de Ia remolacha se eucuentra
principalmente en- Ia parte norte
del pals, en- las altiplanioies de
Utah y Colorado, los wales de la
costa de California y los Estados
de Oregon y Washington, 81 bieD,
para hallarse remolacha de excep.
cional riqueza, hav que descender
mas al Sur, y referlEss principal
mente al valle de Shenandoah.
Las primas estimulsran sin duda
y va 10 estan hacienda, ell cultivo
de rem olscha en- este pals. ASH sc
We que estan ia en- opetaoi6n tres
grandes fabricas de azdcar de esta
planta en- California, dos en- Ne
bras ka y una en- Utah, Y one Sc
han organizado comp iiitas para la
exploitation de este pioducto ep
otros Estados del Oeste.
Este ramo de la agriculture, al
amparo de la ley de primas, sera
uno de los mas lucrativos del pals,
Y en- ell mismo Estado de Nueva
York se trabsjs para implantarlo
Surge de aq0i la probsbilidad de
que les productores del extrarjero
Iencuentren en- ell trascurs) de p)-
COS afios un competitor terrible en-
| el producto nol teamericano. So
bre este volvemos a lamar Ia
atenci6n especial de los habitantes
de las Antillas espaholas, aconse
ljandoles que abran bien los ojos. y
lse preparen para las eventualida
des del porvenir. F"
~ como9 preguntsmos nos
otroe.
Pues may sencillamente: empe
nandose, ain aaquezas nj desma
| yos, en- el acabado perfscciona
miento de Ia industria, para a
asegurar IL victoria, toda vez qus
sl producto sacarino yankee, poi
Of, dadas las superiores naturalsl
CIRCUMSTANCES del de Cuba J
Puerto Rico, jamas h, de ser pre-
terrible q este, digase 10 que sc
digs, pretendass 10 que Sc pre-
tenda.
No desoisan esse sdvertencis
los productores de azd ;ar de La
Antillas espanolao.
La question es de via 3 muer
to, y todo anuncia que Ia suerts
- & ser echada.
lAda es tiempol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
EJECUCION.

Da cuenta un. telegrama via
Nueva-York de haber sido gui-
llotinado en- Paris el autor del
feroc aseaioato cometido reciente.
mente, en- aquella Capital. en- la
persona de Ia Baronesa Dellard,
con tales icircunstsncias, que pro-
dujeron universal horror.
Dice .asf el despacho On cue,.
ton:
"Parfs, Abril "a las cinco =
diez minutes de la maiiana fu6 Rui.
llotlnado en- Ia plaza de ia Roquet-
te Louis Anastay, el asesino de la
Baronesa Dellard. Dirigi6se al pa
tibulo con paso firme Y sspeCt0
tranquilo .pero estaba muy p&lido
y Sc notaba que hacia esfuerzos DOE
apaEecer on calma.
La eiecuoion dur6 en- 50 totali.
dad 81 m 'nutos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-01
CABOTAJE.

En- "a Gaceta de hoy ha visto
10 lrz <rdoiica una Real Orden
dietando reg'as para ell ejercicio
del comercio de Cabotsjs entire
Ia Peninsula & islas de Cuba y
Paerto Rico.
Llamamos hacia este importan.
to documento Ia atenci6n de nues.
ira respectable Case mercantil.