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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-04
LABOR DAY PARADE.

meeting of the various labor organizations
of the city viii be held THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at K. G. E. Hall. Bull and st. Julian
streets, at 8 O'Clock to complete arrange
ments for parade on Labor Day. Representa-
tives Of labor organizations and others inter
ested invited to attend.
wORKINGMENs BENEVOLENT AssU-
CATION
You ere hereby notified 20 appear at your
Hall with regalia, TOMORROW Monday AT
TERNOON at O'Clock sharp to participate in
the general parade OF labor societies. II being
the first parade Of the kind in the city, and be
ing state holiday, 1t Is expected that every
member will be in line on this occasion. To as
many OF the unorganized lsboring men as will
favor US with their presence on this occasion we
will render the grand marshal and mis- aids all
the assistance possible to make the parade
grand success.
JOHN DRIsCOLII, Presideat.
JOHN A. GoETTE, Secretary.
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MEHTTNGA.
NOTICE.

MEBTINGA.
NOTICE.
All the Maohinists of the city are requested
to meet at K. OF P. Hall, corner York and Bar
nard streets, at 2:SO O'Clock MONDAY to partio-
ipate In Labor Day Parade. By order Of
THE COMMITTEE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We have removed our Office to No. Kelly's
power of attorney. HOIST & co.
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. 3, 1892.
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THE sOUTHERN HOME BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

The SOUTHERN HOME BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
VIII build you a home on better, easier and
more equitable terms than any other loan com
pany IN Savannah. The homeseeker has long
since found this out and It is no wonder that
the Southern Home has becomea household
word and is generally conceded now to be
HEADQU ARTERS for loan business. Call and
get prospectus or send your address on a DOS
tai card aud one will be sent you promptly Ell.
egant building lots sold to homeseekers on easv
terms and money advanced to build on same,
G. B. wHATLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
los President Street.
VALUABLE BAY STREET PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 2, fsp2.
That property foot of Barnard street, oocu.
pied by the Knickerbocker Ice Company; also
two buildings on Williamson strses, occupied by
Gorrie Ice Manufacturing Company az their de
livery department; also wharf property fpos Of
Barnard street. adjoining Market dock. ALI
this property to be sold TO Close out "a estato
VIII be sold low and on favorable terms. Fov
further particulars apply to
P. D. DAFFIN & SON,
as Bay Street, or 10
LOUIS P. HART,
President Gorrie Ice Msaufaoturtng Cs.
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HxADeuARrEAs SAVANNAH oADnrs.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Parties sre warned not to cash check No 216
on Merchants National Bank for $50 i6, Gs l
VIII not be responsible for same.
N f. BARTE
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wATsoN's FLOP.

Maj; Black read letter written bv
mr. Watson to the Augusta Chronicle
before mis- flop, IN which he denied
mat ne was going to leave the demo-
orats, and declared that there was no reason
kor MIN TO do 20, as a man could remain
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Maj. Black declared that he had al least
one adVa tage over Mr.. Watson, and that
was he appeared before the people without
having any explanation % make. Mr..
Watson presented the curious spectacle of a
citizen asking for reelection, and giving as
his reasons denunciation Of the party that
had elected him. Mr.. Watson had gone
before the people as a Cleveland eector in
1888, and at that time Mr.. Cleveland had
DOPE the very official acts for which he now
condemns him.
Maj. Black then entered into severe aud
singing excoriation of Mr.. Watson's
record, the telling points Of which provoked
voleys OF cheers from the crowd. He de-
clared that Mr.. Watson had two years ago
accepted a commission from the Democratic
party and had before congress convened
and before any acts Of that body could
a1ect MIN left the party and gone into an
other. II call upon him." exclaimed Maj
Black, ito tell us what be has done with
the standard placed in his hands by the
people of the Tenth district. Where is tn
can tell you what he has done
with 1t. In the very face
OF the enemy he threw it
down and he returns to you bearing. not
your standard, but sword Of the enemy
dripping with the blood Of the very party
that elected him"
wATsoN's FLOP.
Maj. Black read a letter written bv
MIR. Watson to the Auonate Ob,o,iojo
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
uNcoNFIRMED REPORTS.

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 16. For many
weeks there has~been strong talk
that the A. T. & S. F. road, now the
owner of the Kansas City g. Colorado
road, was about to extend that line
from Union, its present terminus, to
Kansas City, thus giving the Santa
Fe good connection with this city.
Today a report, apparently we'll au,
thorized, gained currency that the
contracts were about to be- let, but
it could not be confirmed.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
THE SILVER QUESTION .

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.-It is prob
able that there will be an interesting
struggle between the tariff bills and
the Bland free silver coinage bills FOL
precedence in the order Of consider
alton in the house. In fact the strug-
gle has already begun. The contest
is conducted in very able manner,
and is merely matter of argument,
whether or not party policy requires
the silver bill to precede or follow
one or more of the tariff bills. The
silver men have urged, through
Chairman Bland and others, that the
way to prevent the silver question
from being made unduly prominent,
to make it up and pass it promptly.
With the silver bill out Of the way,
public attention would be concentra-
ted on the, tariff bills, and by keep
ing that question before the public
steadlly,its prominence will be much
greater than, if the silver bill were
sandwiched in between them. In
this view they are supported by a
very considerable number of men
who are in favor of making the tar
iff question paramount to the silver
issue, and in this class Of members
some of them are on the ways and
means committee itself. The pro-
gress of the contest will be watched
with great interest,
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
Mr.. RAYSotps' views.

Win an interesting interview with
the Hon. Jefferson Reynolds yester-
day, he said: "The great prosperity
of Denver is solely owing to the
energetic efforts put forth by her
prominent business men. o."'i't"4'
"The interest manifested by Den
yef's most prominent business people
in the Denver q FL Paso short line
is something wonderful, for they
have discovered the value of such
line to them. 'f'r"l Jsfe
''The appointment of Governor John
Evans as chairman of the committee
on railroads by the Chamber of Com
merce is one Of the indications Of the
lively interest taken in the develop
ment of the road.
"But our principal business men
must put forth more energy in this
matter, for it is through the influence
of our business men that the in
fluence of the business men of other
cities in the territory can be won
and through this combination of
enterprising citizens the interest Of
New York and Chicago may be OBJ.
tanned.
"The railroad will certainly be built
and that in the near future, but the
money market being depressed at
the present time, capitalists are not
prepared to invest in any new enter
prises. Yet this railroad has such
peculiar merits and claims that it
will be one of the first projects to
which they will give their atten-
ton"
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
THE 1!Nco1N-1ucxY DEAL.

Yesterdays Albuquerque Demo-
crat has.the following about the Lin
coln.Lucky sale, which Is a good
deal different from the item in the
Denver News:
From Editor Anderson, of the
Cerrillos Ruster, who was in the
metropolis yesterday, the reporter
CLEANED the following interesting
items from that prosperous camp:
"The members of the Lincom-
Lucky Consolidated Mining COM
pany, of San Pedro, met at Las We
gas last Saturday and made their
payment on the mine, receiving due
acknowledgement of the same in
legal documents which place them in
possession of what's today unquesr
tionablY the finest mining property
in New Mexico. The Democrat Is
informed that the new hoisting ma
chlnery, delayed few days in the
making of new cages. will arrive at
Cerrillos tomorrow and be at once
transferred to the mine, after which
Manager Anderson states, the output
of ore will be increased to the full
capacity consistent with syste matte
mining. 4't
"The Denver stockholders in the
Lincoln-Lueky departed for home
this morning, well pleased with their
visit, the showing of the mine and
the money invested in payment for
the same"
One of the purchasers who was
here in town told gentleman who
resides here that they were very
we'll pleased with their bargain and
that if the mine was located in Colo
RADIO they could sell it for 81 100000,
but thatit was too good an invest
ment and was not in the market.
As this was said last Monday it don't
look as though the mine had played
out.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
n1cnoRfn,iF, .c,l OF s',ii5 GoTp ID ic5II.uBs. i5I

DWIGHT, Ills, Feb. lG.-The first
worlds convention of delegates from
the bichoride of gold clubs, compos,
ed of persons who hsves been gqhred
of the liquor and opium habit. at the
Keeley's sanitarium,s this town, as
sembled here this afternoon. Dele.
gates from thhieenstatesJof the4ufen
England and Scotland, were present
and many more are expected.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
NO DISTURBANCE.

SPRINGFIELD, Kas., Feb. l6--The
adjourned term of the district courl
convened here today. Judge Botkin
presided. This was the day set fol
the hearing of the Sheriff Dunn mur.
der case, and it was expected that the
hostile factions might clash again
There was, however, no disturbance
of any kind. The criminal eases were
not reached today, but the docket
was cleared SO that they will be, the
first business before the conrt toSnor.
row.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
RUSHING THE WORK.

ASH Fork, A. T., Feb. l6.-A spe-
cial to the Democrat says: C.J.
Lantry, the we'll, khewh~~railFoad
contractor, says he has received in
structions to put his entire force to
work at once on the construction of
the line from Ash Fork to Prescott
and crowd it TO completion. Mr..
Lantry has about ls5 men on the
ground with teams and serapers, and
work will be at once. commenced
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
LATE NEWS
THE GLENDALE RoBBERs.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 16.-Marion
Hedspeth, the Glendale train fobber
arrested in San Francisco some days
ago, arrived in st. Louis this morning
in charge of two well armed Califor
MIA officers. at Clayton to-day the
cases of Aaslbsrt slg s.ahaMrs. He'd,
speth came up. Slye pleaded guilty
of robbery in the first degree. Sen
tence was deferred.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The Democrat says; The Scott
Moores want to know why it Is that
the Albuquerque boys are expec-
ted to get up all the prizes in the ter
ritory. The boys would like to go
away occasionally. and think a trip
to Las Vegas during the irrigation
convention would be the proper thing.
Let US hear from Las Vegas.
All right, come along. The Las
Vegas boys will be glad to see you,
and will make a good contest.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

This is the way San Francisco
dispatch puts it; That Jay Gould
demanded the retirement of General
Traffic Manager Stubbs, of the South
ern Pacific, is asserted to be fact,
and this created the row in the
Western Traffic association. 1t
seems Stubs took 100 car loads of
sugar to Chicago forabout half rates,
and that Leeds, late of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, who lost his place
for the same kind of thing, gave the
matter away. 1t is said Huntington
will stand by Stubbs, and if he does
the road will probably be forced to
withdraw from the Traffic associa-
ton.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The Whitcomb & Raymond ex-
cursion train arrived this afternoon
at 3 o'clock. DR.. r. A. Cushing,
Mr.. Ham, carriage builder, George
H. Richards, jrs wholesale ajeweler,
K. II. Leonard, in the beef line, j. F.
Woodbury. and +. J'Simpson, all Of
Boston, stopped of to size up our
city which they declared beautiful
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
THAT RoNouI11o TELEGRAM.

The following dispatch from EI
Paso was in the Albuquerque Demo
crat this morning, but diligent search
has failed TO find any information
on the subject here. There are ma
ny rumors on the street but we have
not been able to trace them except
to this tele gram aud have SO far
not heard from Albuquerque.
Ell PAso, Feb. 16-It was rumored
on the streets today that the body
of the missing lawyer, E. N.
Ronquillo, had been found in trunk
at Las Vegas, which had been ship
ped from here. The trunk remained
at the depot until the body began to
smell, when it was opened and the
remains found. Ronquillo's son
states that the family received let
ter saying the body had been shipped
from Albuquerque yesterday, but he
did not givethe writer's name.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
coxsr1rUr1oNAIIrY OF NC krNLEEY ACT:

CoNsTITUTIoNALIrY OF NC KINLEY ACT.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The constitu-
tlonality. Of the Mckinley uadninistra-
tive act is to be attacked. The first
move was made in the United States
circuit court here this afternoon, by
the filing of motion 70 dismiss the
appeal of collector orsclerk from a de-
cision from the board of general ap
praisers assessing certain duties on
dress goods belonging to Locke, HUI
catt q Co. e-
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The proprietor of the Eagle cigar
store has placed ice water outside his
place OF business for the benefit of
the public, and he will petition the
council tonight for permission to
maintain a public watering place
there. MIR. Feike shows enterprise
in this, and we hope the public will
remember it.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The mileage book of Chief En-
gineer Kittredge, of the Big -Four,
shows that IN the year 1891 he tray
eled over 10000 miles, or an average
Of 100 mileSa day. w" 'i'A 81
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The earnings of the Canadian Pa
cific for the week ended January 8
are s47l 900, as against s44S,OoO.fOr
the same period last year, an increase
Of $4,000. .riea
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17
oAN MAKE L1enTNINo To ORDER.


LYNN, Mass, Feb. l5.--Frof. Eli
hu Thompson, the Lynn electrician,
claims to have discovered the knack
of making lightning. In a few days
the scientific and electrical journals
will publish full details, with ac.
companying figures, of Prof. Thomp-
sons latest discovery. < 4The.inven-
tion is at present of more scientific
than practical interest, though there
will be plenty of practical uses for 1t
eventually. The professor has sue
ceeded by very simple means in pro-
ducing extremely potential discharg-
es. In an arc electric lamp the car
bons are threeseighths of an inch
apart, and in a search light little
more. The flame when they are sep
arated acts asa conductor. In Prof.
Thompson's new machine, however,
the distance is eight inches, and no
flame can reach SO far. The result
is the torrent of sparks is thrown off
without interruption and with re-
ports like the rattle Of Calling gun
OF case. of fireOracleEs. i9The
strength of the discharge appears to
be limited-,only BY the space of the
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

machine. 1t has been suggested TO
the professor that he form partner
ship with Dryenfutth and that
the firm furnish thunder storms to
order.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

The mines of Sonora in 1891 ex-
ported to the United States 94;I9o,-
700 pounds of precious mineral, be-
ing a,497,6oO pounds more than in
1890.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-17

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-22
lndice de Gobernaci6n

TCasIado del Vice-pre sidente dc II Comi-
Gi0n Provincial de Teruel, refsrenta al soldado
Francisco Marco Perez.-Idem del Gobernador
dc Burgos, referente al moxo Antonio 0ohoa.-
Concediend0 Real auxiliatOria para ejercer la
ebogacfa en- esta Isla don Juan @ 1interO Con.
xalez.-Contestand "a carta 2O2 de 13 de
Abril, reterente 4 las medidaa adoptadas CON
InOtivo del incendiO OcurrdOs en- Sabana grande.
-COncediendO 4 meaes de licencia & don jose
OrdoheE y domez, ohefal primero dc IL
HecFetaria de este GobIcrnO Gsneral. -Trag-
lsdando & Ia plaza de Msgistrado de In Audien-
Cia de la Hsbana don Ricardo DiaE Agero.
Id & la id do i'd don Alexandra Laurel. I'D
4 10 Id de Pusrto-Rico q don Juan Francisco
Ramos y Moya.
Trasladando Ia PIAZZA de F seal de Ia An
6iencia de esta Capita don Ricardo D az
Galv6n.
Declsrando cesants don Manuel Lopez
6aamHnd', Cor sejero de Administrator dc esta
Isa. NombrandO On 80 lugar don Vicente
Torres. lem AbOgado Administrative del
Tcibunal de 10 Contencioso don Etanislao de
Antonio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-22
L Correspondents Do PnsIIo- Rico.
Gaceta Official de hoy
21 de Mayo dc 1892.

G0biernO Generals -Secretaria. - Negocia-
do de Agriculture, Induatria y Comercio.-
vilegios de iDvenCi6n Concedidos nuevas In
duatr1as.
old dia 20 para ell pagO de variaG parcelaS expro,
piadas en Puerta de TERRA,
-NegOoiadO 6o-DandO cuenta de haberse
encargado nueVamente de Ia Agoncia Consular
dc los EstadOs Unidos dc America on Ponce,
don Felix w. Preston.
Tcibunal local contenoioso administrati.
v0. -.Anunci8se Ia 1nt0rpOS1ci0n del recurSO
COntenciOaO administrative preaentadO pOr
gchulze y c., contra el lbierno General sobre
1 aperture de un caminO.
-C0ntadufia Central de Hacienda. Fac
turas que SO pagaran On la pr6xima semana
SorteO 16
Mayo 23.-Facturas ndmeros g. & 8.
Ilem 24.-Facturas nhmeros 9 & 10
Idem 25,-Facturas ndmeros Is Is.
Idem 27.-FacturaS nfmerOS IL 4 20.
Idem 28.- -FacturaS nt1mer0S 81 & "a
-TesOroria Central de Hscienda phblica.-
Los pagOS de este mes se verificar6n del mOdO
siguiente:
Mayo 25.-Secciones 4:y7e
Idem 27.-Secciones 2: y Ga
Idem 28.-SecciOnes 8. y 81
Idem S0.-Secci0n 81
Juno 6.-Pensiones go general.
Idem 7.-RetiradOs, jubiladOsy y cesantes.
Ijem Glasses pasivas residences on Ia
Peninsula
-Jetatura de Obras pdblicas. - AAdnciase
10 vacante de una plaza de S0brestante 80
-Conv6oase nuevamente s los represen-
tantes do las casas aseguradoras de buques con
motive de Ia p6rdida del vapor Emilio, y los
cargadores 9 aseguradores del vapor CcNQuSs
fGdOf.
Battalion Cazadores de Alfonso KILL
AnnnCiase Ia vacaute de Ia plaza de maestro de
C0rn0taa.
-Juntas locales de instruction P6blica de
JS0iga Y Cayey -Publfcanse los dias y hOras On
que dcben v0rjfoarse los pr6x mos ex8menes.
-Resumen de las Observaeiones meteOrO-
l6Rioaa verihoadas en- Is Jefatura de ObraS pd-
bliCas durante los dias IL al IL inclusive del CO.
Trient0 mes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-22
Carta de M Madrid
8 de Mayo de 1892.

Er. Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Paa6 Ell /: de Mayo, dia esperadO con pavo-
rOBO tenor por todos los que siguea con alguna
atenci6n 81 movimiento que sgita Lac Glasses
obreraS en- toda la vieja Europa. En- Madrid
paa6 el dia tan tranQuilamente, que apenaa 81
60 motto alguna Yariaci6n on la vida Ordinaria
de 10 capital de ESpafla. Las reuniOneg de Obre
ro9 SO verihCarOn CON perfoota quietud nOta-
BILE discrimination, Observ4ndOse que la cOnou-
T0ncia fn6 On tOdas elias bastante mas escasa
que On los amos antoriOTes. Este no oBperadO
6n0menO 90 oxpliCab0 pOr muchOs como con-
NeCu0ncia natural de las medidas de preCauci0n
adOp tadas por el G 0ble no; es 10 cierto que
UOdas las olasea sOCiales cOntribuyeron con sus
vordad0rOs alardoS de COntianZa que los enc
migOg del Orden social se cOnvencieron de que,
al menOs pOr ahora, no habrAn de coaseguir
I'll lOgrO de sus ut6piCOs ideales. Los teatr0g,
cafes y paseoB estuvieron tan concMrridos como
lie ord1nari0 10 eatAn on los dias de fiesta, el
tdrOO taurinO estuV0 literalme llenO como on
los grandes g0lemnidades, y en- una palabra,
pOr ninguna parte 80 veian signOs de tenor On
lemAaa general dc las gentes. La Reina msma
eetuVO paseandO pOr la tarde en- ell paSeO de Co
sihOs del Retro, sin eScOlta nj pr0cauCi0n alguna
al menOs aparente, 10 mismo hicier0n la In
xGnta dOna Isabel, 81 sen 1r C&nOVas con 50 SO.
hOrx Casi todOs los ministries y Ia Casi tOtalidad
sIe III ariatOcracia madriefa.
El dia eiguientO Sc busCaban con avidez los
peri6dtCoS que traian nOtiGias del extrangerO,
pueg nadie pOdi0 supOn0r que on t0das paetes
ltubiera pasado la testG del trGbGjO tan Tranquil
Gmente como On Espsl 4; y sin embargo, asf
nabia sucodidO. AQuellos horrorosos preIimi-
aiares de 10 fiesta en- quo los anarQuistas habian
.mplead0 In dinamita como pregonero do 10
que habia de snce dor el gran dia, han quedado
Mn COnsecuencia: On tOdas pa tes, CON muy
sloCa difGr0ncia las GOGaH han pas0dO 10 miam0
Qae ca Madrid. kEs estO IN signo de desalientO
IA las Claaes ohr0ras, 8 nm c0mp&s de eapera
aasta que 10 les pres0nta j. OCCASION 0portuusi
Rregunta e. esta one TODD 81 mundOssa haCs
edo ] Ala QRe Ao o pQslhla sQptestSt a. pnA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-22

Ihabran do celebrar una reunion para escooer el
medic de ponerse de acuerdO con Gus cOmpa-
fierOs dc provjncias & fin de hacer una protesta
colecttva contra el mencioDado dereeho La
medida es efeotivamente de caracter RESTRICT
v0; pero cuando, como ahora, los abusos lle-
gan su c0lmo, Sc impone ne"esar'amente Ia
restriction de la libertad como 4 ''ca medida
salvatore
La fiesta del de Mayo sc celebr6 con
igual solemnidad que on los amos anteriores.
81 ceremonial fue 5arub6n ell mismo al des
file de las tropas ante el mouumanto que guar
da los restos de los heroes de nuestl in jepen-
dencja, yesulto con Ia unitormidad brilIantez
que son va proverb'ales en- nuestro ej6rcito
La concurrenoia fu6 numerosfsims, un dia
espl6ndido ooutribuy6 al ma-or lueimiento de
la fiesta.
Uyb0NtS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-22

CISCO Serhveda don Pablo Ubarri quien
creO con0cen Vds. bien pOr ahf. Sc v0tara un
credito especial para los gastcs del comit6.
Para gaHt0r dinerO los Nortos- AmeriCan0s.
ganlo 81 no los directories de Ia feria que tuvo
Iugar ultimamante en- el Mndis0M Square Gar
Gcn beDeflniO del fondo para viudas y hu6r-
Ianos dc aotOreS Egta fiesta dur6 s0lament0
una eemsna ga realizaron cerca de $500, 900.
Los met0dos de los salteadOres de eaminOa
son muy inOcentes c0mparados con los que
puslerOn On prActica las actrices para desDlu
mar q los pobres e0rdarillos del sexsO feo Hu-
DO r1cacho que pag6 500 Dor una for yen(ida
sela luego.
10. pobre reporter, eutre. vi. compr6 nm
vase dc soda 20 lter que por 81 solo valdrfa cinco
o0ntaVOe, pero que CON Ia s0nrisa de In buena
m0za que me 10 vendl6, cost6me dos durOa =
sail antes de que me oblgaran empefiar IL
camisa.
Tan elocuente es la sfplica en- favor do la
carload. -. cuand0 10 hace una mujer b0nital
=.
caba de darse sepultura' Mr. William
Ast.r, millionaire como Glen vecea POGO mas
men o Este senior hizo la mayor parte de 50
.rtuna comprando vendiendo solares en- Ia
cfuoad 0e Nueva York Las prOpiedades suben
alu1 On preclO constantemente Mr. AstOr en-
pleab8 50 dinerO en- elias, ralquilandolas ven
dlendOlas luegO con enOrmes ganancias. Du.
rante 50 vida no hiz0 uada extraordinariO puea
SO 0cup0 casi exclusivamente de sus negocios
q diferencia de 81 hermanO Juan Jacobo Quien.
81 bien era tan buen comerciante, se Ocupaba
de hacer dcnativos instituciones cieHtificas 8
caritativas.
Cierro y firm0.- Clarence.