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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
10 DECORATE THE GARDEN
With FlsEs md Bunting and tho saganesO
Clubs Electric Lights,


Clubs Electric Lights.
meeting Of the sub Com mttee OF Arrange.
ments for the ceremonies which will attend
the notification to Cleveland and Stevenson ON
the evening Of Wednesday next was held In
the Madison Square Garden yesterday. Il
was agreed that the decorations shall be SIM
pie In character. consisting Of flags ana bunt.
ing almost entirely. Over the platform will
be erected an electrical device showing the
names Cleveland and Stevenson" in incan-
descent lamps This is the same device which
nightly Eliminates the front OF the Sycamore
Club house in Harlem. and has boon lent By
the club. 1t was also decided to reserve only
o few OF the boxes for the use OF distin guished
Democratic visitors and ladies', Admission to
all other parts Of the Garden will be free-first
como first served. The ceremonies Of notif-
cation are expected to he very short SO that
the reception to the candidates at tho Man
haitian Club will begin early In the evening.
- Brooklyn desires to participate with Now
York in the arrangements for tho ceremony,
and the Kings County Campaign COMMITTEES
Is IN communication with the Executive Com
mtttee OF the reception.
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Government for Assistance. In ohedlsncs to

Government for assistance. In obedience to
tho Presidents prompt rcspon SO rel uiar troops
are now hurryine to tho scene from army posts
In tho far Northwest On their approach tho
miners are more dcflantth than ever. The Idaho
authorities announce their intention Of re-
establishing order and vindicating tho law.
They declare that they will not 10 satisfied
with quelling tho disturbance. but that tho
perpetrators Of the crimes already committed
must be punished to tho full extent Of tho law
Such is an impartial narrative OF tho events
In Idaho. They are events OF grave import to
every American citizen. The spirit they re-
veal is menace to civilization. Because they
take place In distant state. remote from the
greater centres OF population. Is no reason for
undertaking their Significance. The question
In dispute Mt Idaho and the issue raised at
Homestead are alike In all essential rarticu-
lars. II 1t was right for the rioters at Homo
stcad to seize, rob- burn. and kill, 1t is also
right for the rufllans OF tho Ctrur d'Alcne dis
trict to follow in their footsteps That Is Just
what the Idaho miners did at the out
set They have gone. in their resist
nnce to Federal authority. q step further
Their revolt against tho Government OF the
United States is not less REASONABLE than tho
assault on Sumter. Their seizure OF mno
owners as hostages is worthy of sicillan brig
ands or the Paris Commune They have
deliberately placed themselves by their des-
perate and bloodthirsty behavior. beyond tho
domain OF administrative patience and outside
the palc OF human sympathy. To hunt them
down In their retreats to effect their capture.
to prosecute and to punish them. is duty that
con he neglected only at the peril Of American
institutions. Tho conflict they have provok ed
lie irrepressible Let 1t be waged by the forces
OF law and order until the last murderer is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
NOW PRICE WILL PAT.
He Put or that Unpleasant Duty UntV Ne
was Locked Up in Ludlow Street jail.

He Put on That Cnp1easaOt Duty Vntil Ne
was Locked Up in Ludlow Street Jail.
Walter ]. Price. who inherited considerable
money from his father. who was a member Of
the brewing firm Of Clausen 4 Price. was or
dered to appear before City Judge Mccarthy to
testify in supplementary proceedings brought
BY Henry Schleuning to discover Prices as
sets. Schleuning alleged that Price owed him
S478 and made no pretence whatever OF pay
ing the claim. Price has an interest In tho
Beadleston x Woerz brewery. and Schleunine
failed to appear in court. and Judge Mccarthy
issued an order for his arrest for contempt q
court. and fined him besides. Deputy Sheriff
as he was preparing to leave town. He was
locked up in Ludlow street jail. but was re-
leased In the afternoon on an order from the
court. having arranged to Fay the claim,
which. with costs. now amounts to $685.
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numerous F.~diug.

my gracious man" eSc.a. med the doctor. Arsr
Hmin,ng If. patient. you must have been living
iht richest kini of food ina tnabIe Your stomach 10
IL terrible state"
We'll" rep's cd The peer fellow, my wife sSt .n.y
into tho wrong the book and had iced
Ing W on dishes ATTENDED only Tor inyAndA"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
The PLATA Truth About the idaho Miners
InsurrectiOn.

TSon he Brooklyn Eagle
The Idaho troubles antedate tho difficulties
at Homestead. They began nearly a year ago
In tho celebrated Cpur dAlene mines. In the
northwestern part OF the State. near the WASH
ington border. These mines. OF silver and
lead are among tho most productive In the
country. They are controlled by an organiza-
ton known as the Mine Owners Association.
representing twelve OF the principal mines.
Tho association was formed to resist the en-
croachments OF tho miners union. composed OF
workmen. About nine m onths ago the associa-
ton decided to reduce the wages OF shovellers
from 3d. to So a day. As o reason for the re-
duction. the owners explained that shoveilers
wore unskilled workmen. and that tho exces-
sive charges for hauling ores were such as to
rsndcr the business Improbable at the exist
ing scale Of wages. Against the reduction the
shovellers at once rebelled. On April l. after
they had finally refused to accept tho lower
wages. the mines were closed
Attempts to reopen the mines with workmen
not members OF the miners union were for q
time unsuccessful The locked out men. with
out resorting to actual violence. interposed
every other obstacle at their command. Re-
course WAS then had by tine mine owners to the
courts. A perpetual injunction was granted
by the United States Court forbiddng any ono
from interfering with the non-union en-
ployees. This order increased tho III feeling
OF the idle workmen. They daily sho wed their
irritation over the operation Of the mills and
mines by those who had taken their places.
Their hostile demonstrations increased when
guards were stationed TO protect the property.
While the disturbances were eliminating news
OF the outbreak at Homestead arrived. The
union men responded by blowing up the
Frisco mill with gunpowdor. shooting down q
score or more OF the nom union men and COM
polling the remainder to surrender. With only
h ,ndiul OF undiseiplined militia at command.
the Governor Of Idaho called on the National
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
The Clam as VI edicIn,.


Said y practising physician Of Philadelphia.
firstly. it is great brain food aud a stimuiant
at the same time. highly valuable to all who
live bv mental labor. One or two clans taken
daily will supply 10th urishm.nt and nat.
ura!; harmless stimulus doing all the work q
alcohol and doing i better, without any ~
remedy in cases Of alcoholism or maniA-a-
potu II ahsorbs the poison from the system
nourishmrut. The valuable properties OF
such an agent cntitle It to high rank In the
economy ol lifr."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
A New Railroad on Long Island.

All persons interested In the development
OF Long Island will DO glad to learn that
the Long Island Railroad Companyi is about
to extend its north side branch further east
ward along the shore OF the Sound.
This division OF the railroad DIVORCES
from the main line at Hicksvlle and runs
near Cold Spring. Huntington. Northport
Smithtown, and Stony Brook to Port Jeffer-
son. which Is the present terminus. The
plan is to extend that line about twelve
miles east Of Port Jefferson to the
ncighborhood Of the village OF Wading
River. Tho extension will be built and
owned by q corporation subsidiary to the
Long Island Railroad. The certificate Of
incorporation has just been filed In the
office OF the Secretary OF State at Albany.
and the name OF the corporation is to be
the Long Island Railroad Company. North
Shore Branch.
The country along the Sound. which will
be rendered more accessible by this extern
sion. is peculiarly picturesque and attrac-
tive in Its natural features. The land
rises to a considerable height above the
shore. in bluffs which are more or
less wooded and there is no part Of Long
Island which Is capable OF being developed
to greater advantage In tho direction OF
making delightful summer homes for city
people than the district traversed by this
extension.
The principal villages along the new line
between Port Jefferson and Wading River
are Mount Sinai. A1iller's Place. Rocky Point.
and Woodville Landing. In respect to these
places we want to give the Long Island
Railroad Company one piece of advice. In
naming the stations. do not change the old
names. as was recently done in the case Of
Good Ground on the Montauk division. That
appellation. which dates back to colonial
times. has recently been altered to Bay
Head. thus doing away with q historic
name and substituting one which only
gives rise to confusion in view Of the nu-
merous places on Long Island whose names
begin with Bay. Thus we have Bayside.
Bay Shore. Bayport. Bay Ridge. and now
Bay Head.
We understand that tho little village Of
Wading River is not to be tho permanent
terminus Of the North Shore line. but that
the Long Island Railroad will eventually be
continued still further eastward. probably
striking the main line at Riverhead, the
county town OF Suffolk county.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16

-Four Great Democratic Principles.
No Interference with the rights OF States:
No Force bill! No Negro Domination!
/ No Interference with tho rights of prop
srty or person:
No Mob Rulo! No Anarchy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16

An indignant correspondent. who speci-
fies o certain article in the Anarchist World.
says: mo ono but an ass could have written
such an article" Oh. yes knave could
have written 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16

fsches very short to be sszsd with pAsursy.
pnsunonis or any other acute throat or lang sfse-
Hon DR. JAyneg EKpectorAut proyes handy help In
such attacks and IA besides coed odfashioned rem.
sdJ Tor al eouxss sAa fsldA-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16
YRse'u Of the Weather.

From, nufA.
The hot. Isrspiring days are hero
Distressing old and young.
And pompsdours now ioos their pomn
Aud bang viii not stay bunS.
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highly respected correspondent thinks
that We wore wrong in speaking Of the pro-
prletor Of the Anarchist World as renegade
Hungarian jew" This was not intended to
cast any dsrespect upon Jews. but only upon
renegade jews like the chief Anarchist OF tho
World Nobody can have greater respect for
the Hebrew race thnn The Sun: but for rene
gades OF all sorts it has no respect at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16

Senator PALMERs anarohistio speech will
add at least 600 votes to tao Republican in
llinois.-GioJe- Democrat
Doubtful Chicago is famous as an Anar-
chist city. PALMER IL the sort OF man they like
thara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-16

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Sfr: ALLOW mo
to congratulate you on your stand In the
Homestead matter. Every citizen who re-
spects tho Constitution OF the United States
should view the matter in the same light
To 500 the press OF the country with few
exceptions. pandering to the votes OF law
less mob Of Anarchists is most saddening.
am q workingman myself and think tho
workinRman ought to have show. but whom
he tries to dictate to his employer and run
things after his own modus operandi. when no
has no right, q halt ought to be called. Yours
truly. D. FANDEwATER BENsoN.
ROME. N. Y. July Is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-28

Der @mpfans Der 8oti6after ni6t gez
tpifiermaBen allf ben 3reppenfluren
notbig purOe, Gals iiber &opf bic
Ndume gu berlaifen, benen er eine
Weltberiibmtbeit beri6afft bate, luie fie
fein 3tpeiter Baum in Oeutidlanb Be-
lab. 6iirlt 8ismard mar buhfdblid)
ni6t I'M Stanbe, orbentli6 einsupaz
den, bat beim iiberitiiraten llmsug cine
Menge gigentbum perlorem un6 fam
li6 unb ben Seinen bcr etma tuie cine
beutlde Jamilie, bic i'm Sabre 1870
aus paris ausgeDiefen porben.
Ser 9lrtiteI Der @eib. 4ag. 3ts.
fdbrt bamn fort: v9r. b. Gapripi mar
Tei9sfanaler unb preuBii6er Mini1terz
prdfibent. Sirlt 8ismard eriftirte
nur nod als 9er3og bon 2auenburs.
3pei Monate, nadbem Der aailer Wil>
belm IL. bic 6offnung ausseipro6en
bate, ben betudbrten &atb bes 6iiriten
gismarf lid unb benz Hei6e au erbalz
ten, i6reibt 9err b. Gapripi an bic
beuti9en 8otf6aften unb beutiden ipie
preuBii6en @eianbtl6aften unb Sega
tionen, GDniulate unb Wfillionen, lie
mo6ten bic &esierungs 9luffafumg
bertreten unb berbreiten, bab ben Mnz
f6aunngen bes Siirlten gismard elm
aetueaer @ertb ni6t beiaumeilem lei.
gBir tpi1en, baB Giirit gismard bon
bielem &unbf6reiben bes 6errn b. Ga=
pripi fofort mad @rlaB &enntniB err
belt, nnb mir f0nnen ibm na6flblen,
lpel1e gmpfinbungen in ibm rege ipurs
ben, tpenn BON 3eit gu 3eit, I'M bic
Sebnlu1t Der yation nod bem perloe
renen Gei6stleinobe au bdmpfen unb
ab3ulenfen, in Der &esierunsspreie
Nnoeutungen gema6t pnrben als
tuerbe aud bon ibr cine 9tubbarmaz
6nng Der Staatsmeisbeit bes 5Siirlten
8ismard fir bas beutide Geid eriehnt
unb eritrebt. Sol6e 9leuBerungen follz
ten ben Jiirlten 8ismard binitellsn, als
babe er gum gebauern leines yta6folz
gers ipegen irgenb zines @erI6ulbeus
entlahen tperben miiilen nnb als feien
bic @eiunbbeitsriidli6ten bic in Der
8erabi9iebungs urfunbe angefiibrt
fnb, lebigli6 aus S6onung fir ben
6iirIten gismart bineingefommen.
rNls nun aus 9lnlaB Der Wiener
&eiie bes 6iirlten Yismard aaua
0euti6lanb ii6 riiitete, ieinem pers
bienteiten 9elben Sulbigungen at be-
reiten, ba erl6ienen abermals in 8latz
tern, luel6e gu Der ieBigen 8egierung
8esiebungen unterbalten, Melbunaen
bon rWeriobnungsperlu6en bes &ais
iers nit benz aan3ler. Sabei uurben
bic gerbdltnilIe abermals 10 bargelteat,
als babe Der 6iirit irgenb etipas gutsue
MAIDEN ober gar absubitten Oiele
ganSe Wfa6e mar nur auf cine 9lbs
i6pd6ung Der 8Olfsfunbgebungen su
@bren Yismard'S bere6net unb i6lug
griinblid febl. SSiirit Bismard lick
auf ibm geeignet i6einenbem @eae bic
Welt tpinen, bah er iid feiner Nerfeb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-28

lung segen ben G6nig, feines gerae.
bens gegen bas &ei9 betpuBt fei.
runo nun erfolgt, mas niemals
bdtte erfolgen, am allermenig1ten aber
1emals bdtte befannt gegeben perbem
birfen: Die Sepei6e bes @rafen b.
@apripi an ben Brin3en 3enB bonn 8.
SUM 1892, iporin 2eBterm aufaeqez
ben tpirb, Der Meinung entgegenz
3utreten, als babe Siirlt 8ismard aui
Die 9eitnng Der Gei6dfte uieber irgen6z
pelden ginfluB getponnen, umb linn
befoblen tpirb, ii9 benz Siirlten 8isz
mard gegeniiber aud in 8esus auf bic
peri6nli6en 8e5iebungen Der @efea=
i6aftslitte gu enti9lagem = benn es
banbelte ii9 UNI Elm 6amilienfeit feit-unb
ll9 auf bic conbentionellen Sormen ATT
! bei6rdnfen, bic 6o63eits ginlabuna
abaulebnen, ba aud Der @aiier BON Der
9o93eit bes mebridbrigen preubiiden
Staatsminii tiers unb Staatsiefretdrs
0es Nuswdrtigen beutI6en 9lmtss feline
ytotis nebmen iperbe.
nNa9bem @raf Gaprioi su bieien
Neronentli6ungen, iiber melhe bas
beuti6e golf un6 bic @ei6i6te ri9ten
lperben, li6 entidlofen bat, uirb er
nun ipobl aud feinen Mnitanb nebmen,
ben 9Sortlant bes rGntlafiungsgeiu1s"
bes Jiiriten bonn Is. MdrS 1890 be-
fannt 81 geben, bamit Elm urtbeil ba=
riiber moglif perbe, eine wie autrefs
fenbe glnttport auf baiielbe bic Gabiz
nets Srber geipeien lit, burd neld)e
5iirlt 8ismard ieiner 9emter entiebt
ipurbe, bic er, gut ober i6led5t, 10 LANCE
Sabre gefilbrt bate.
r8iS bieie Ger0ffentli1ung erfol0t
lelH ipirb, tperben lueite 8oltsfreiIe
ni6t bapon ab3ubringen iein, baB
6raf u. Gapripi bur9 feline Ser0ffentS
li6ungen i'm Hei6s 9ln3eiger ni6t
MIR li9 ielbit, ionbern benz Mnfeben
Der &rone preuBen, bas iein Mmtporz
gdnger nit @iniebung bon glnfeben
unD Geben aus Der Gerbunfeluna sum
ftrablenben 2i6t seboben bat, einen
i9le6teren 9ienit ertpielen babe, als
irgeno ein Winiiter, bon benz Bic arone
preuBeft beratben geipeien 1T lett ben
Sagen 8eorg gSilbelms unb bes @raz
fen 9loam S6waraenberg."
IS bebarf feiner weiteren 9(usfiibz
rung, baB bur6 bieie 8er6Hentli6ung
Der Gonflift nur nod peri1drft tpirb,
unb 5par beltebt augeni6einli6 Die
Nbli6t, benielben auf bic SpiBe su
treiben. Shirt 8ismard mill iein Abs
i6iebsgelu6" ieben, bon ipeldem bic
oflieiDie Yreie geipro6en bat. gnideiz
nenb beitebt ein berartiges @eiu6 int
bu6fdbli6en Slime ni6t. %tan bat
isobl nur bon einem iolden geipro6en,
I'M bic gorsange BEL Der @ntlaIung
bes friiberen &ei6stan3lers ipeniger
peinlif eri6einen gu lahen. 1iirt
8ismard bsm. bic ibm blinb ergebene
preNe pollen ben Streit offenbar al Ell
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ner &riiis treiben. Gin mabrbaft bebau.
ernswertbesS S6auipiel. Was babel iiber
bic &aumnng bes &eidsfaslerpalaites
geiagt pirb, tragt ben Stempel Der
uebertreibung bentlif on Der Stirne.
Wenn aud in bieiem 9lrtifel pieber
8raf @apripi bireet beleioigt mirb, 10
feblt es an allem unb jebem Inbalt su
einem berartigen Sorgeben 9e9en einen
Staatsmann, DOR ipel6em 6iirit Bis
mard ielblt cine 6o6a6tung in ben
umspeibeutiqiten 9lusbriiden betuubet
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-28

Die
W04entli4e Greie Sreiie iar gsras
erf6eint
ie6en Qomutraag
unb foitet
$3.50 ftr Sas Sabr pber $1.26 tat
+ Wfenate tn VorauSbesabinMa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-28
Slpmie 9aiaet, !.
8lpuie gaiaei, !!

SiDmfe Satllen! SlDmie 9ailem!
e 5aien norne an6 bnten gefat 81 Gents 5 sl50
sz $40 Soene Salen babi6 gearbt, nit Sabo
gsHm % rassH uno Monee 6par 9eablau "A bis
eBe Satlen tlr Damen 80 Gents 81
pb Don nereug 1T ben 3d. 80 aeuonnen
uno oe u 40 eents aus nneren 6 so un 80 Gents mmern
;1t III Oent4.
Sine Site gebrnden Mua m sebrudeu Mouine sw aiasm
martn ngee eine aie Satuma GaiDu
anpa1enbe Waaren p Der )or6 berfouFt we
ben; mir pertaufen tie Mtmod su Gents
Snnd) 6Drbe! Sitnd1 80rbe.
l3l Onbnb 2un60rbe nit @ri gut gmadt baIn o
lone fir Is Cents alnen Gents BON oQone
oBe 70 Gents aplerorbe balber Bub Des III
anBer 5a einer Der bfem Bargains bic as ansbon ban
llem mDglitben 9lrtifelm = ee$eoem sSreitao
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-06
Las Iamparas de " Newton .

LA CoRERsPONDENCIA que ha tenido siem-
pre- Dor norma lntereSarse pOr tOdO 10 que re-
dunde en- beneficio del pdbl1co, no puede dejar
de ocuparse de las lAmparas de Mention que son
Ia Ultima palabra de cuantOs sStemas Sc han
conOcidO hasta hoy.
TOdos los d1as estamos refriendOnOs ac-
cidentes desgraciados causa de Quinqu6s que
Sc inhaman, y bien Sc puede asegurar que en-
nuestra Isla no pasa dfa sin una nueva desgra-
cia, producida por la NAL entendida economic
de usar Quinqu6s de preci0s verdaderamente
fantasticos por 10 barato, y que al lin suelen
costar la perdida de algGn ser querido NADIA
mas peligroso que los dep6sitos de CRYSTAL tan
usados entire nosotros, pues con solo una la
marada que la mecha encendida y NAL gradua-
da produzca, la persona que 10 enciende Sc ate
moriza con facilldad deja caer al suelo dicho
dep6sitO preduci6ndose entonces Ia inf1ama-
oi6n del gas 81 incendio es SECURE On mayores
6.menores proporciones. Con eli sistema New
TON no solo est& ese verdadero peligro evitado,
sino que con las grandes ventajas que reune
dicho sistema, apagand0se pOr medic de resor
to, exactamente igual que 81 gas fuido, sin So
plar, hace impossible toda explosion. Ademas
de este toda otra lampara que necesita limpiar-
SO cOrtar Ia mecha & diar1O, esta mas expues-
ia roturas y mOl6stias que 6sta no proporcio
ma, pues con una sola vez cada mes que SO linn
pie, es suficiente para su buen funcionamienso,
ventaja 6sta que solo los criadOs y los mucha-
chOs de los estableoimientOs pueden apreciar.
aLOrrandose Ia pejiguera de Ia lmpieza cuoti-
diana.
Por ESQ felicitamos al pdblico que puede
adQuirir tan dtil utensiliO dOm6sticO, nues
tro amigo don Manuel Vicente que ha sido ell
primero por hoy es el dnico que nos ha dad0
oonocer ese tan it'll modo de producer Ia luz
sin peligro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-06
Gaceta Official de hoy

Gobierno General Secretaria. a.-NegOcia.
do de Agriculture, Industrial COmero1o-C0n-
c6dese privilegio de invenci6n favor de d. Jo-
s6 MOsmaronx por un sistema de aparatO mo-
tor lamadO a6reO dinamlcO para dlversaS 8pn-
caCiOnes.
-Negociado 1c- Sc nombra alcalde de
COamO don Francisco Segur.
-Ne0ociado 0o-Dando cuenta de haber
uuedadO encargadO interinamente del despa-
cho del Vice consuado del Peru en- esta Capt.
tai, por ausencia de su propietario, 81 senior
don Manuel Quintana y Aguirre.
COntaduria Central de Hacienda PdOl1ca.
De Orden del seilor Intendente, Sc pagaran en-
la pr6xima Gemana, las tacturas de turno ST.
guientes
SorteO l4o
Mario 8.-Facturas ndmerOs 473 y 474.
Idem 9.-Facturas ndmerOs Ats y 476.
Idem 1O.-Facturas ndmerOs 477 47S.
Idem 11.-Facturas numerOs 479 4SO.
Idem 12.-Atrasos: facturas NUNS. 364 372.
--COmunicaciOnes de Puerto -RicO-Adm1-
niStraci0n Central Sc anuncla Ia relaclOn dc
los peri6dicos impresOs llegsd0s sin faJa nj
direction por el vspor espanol lcorreo "Alton-
so XIII" el dia de Mario.
-Jefatura de Obras p1blicas.-Ed1cto On
que Sc cita, llama y emplaza al t0rrero Y Don
IgnaciO Roca, para que en el t6rmino de 30 dlas
SO presente en- este Centric prestar declara-
ci6n por 8bandOnO de su destino.
-Junta de Obrss del puerto de esta Capt.
tal.-Relaei6n de las obras ejecutadas durante
ell mes de FebrerO del cOrriente.
-Banoo Espahol de Puerto Rico.-Situa-
ci6n del mismo en- la tarde del dia de Febrero
del actual.
Diputacion provincial de Puerto Rico
Casa provincial de Carload BeMefcencsG y MG-
NjC0NsiO.
Estado demostrativo del movimiento del
personal de dicho establecmientO, durante el
mes de Enero del corriente ano
-Intendencia general de Hacienda publ
ca de esta Isla.-Presupuesto de 1891 92
Distribution de fondos para el mes de Mario
del aflo actual.
-Junta de obras del puerto de esta Capt.
tal-Relaci0n de los derechOs que sObre el
comercio exterior Sc han recaudadO Dor eSta
Real Aduana en- el mes de EuerO del anO actua,
al respectO de SO centavOs de peso por tone
lada de descarga. -