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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19
Got the Treasure Boz.

SAN ANDREAs, GALA, June 1s.-The
stage from Valley Springs to San An
dreas was stopped on the road near
North Branch yesterday by one masked
highwayman who carried doble bar
relied shotgun. he aimed the gun al
the driver, beside whom were sitting
two lady passengers, and ordered the
treasure box thrown out. The box was
delivered and the driver was ordered
to drive on. None Of the passengers
was searched. Immediately upon the
arrival of the stage here, the sheriff
and deputies started for the scene oi
the robbery. An iron box which con-
tanned most OF the treasure was moi
molested.
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A GENERAL REVIEW
or the Political situation at Chicago.
The Morrison and German BOOIns Gre
ating Alarm in Some Quarters.

or the Political situation at Chicago.
The Morrison and German BOOrns Gre
ating Alarm in Some Quarters.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-The opening of
convention week will find the lines Of
battle closely drawn, and every candi-
date seemingly assured of the exact
strength with which he will enter the
contest. Every delegation of the forty
four States Of the union will be on the
ground aud the chief uncertainty will
be as TO The action of Illinois, Indiana,
ank Kentucky, Should all these
States cast their solid support
for Cleveland on the first
ballot, there IS little doubt but that he
would receive the two-thirds votes
requisite for a nomination. But should
each Of these States, on the other
hand, cast the full strength of its dele
CATION for its favorite son, the probabili-
ties VI Mr. ClevelaRd's nomination on
the opening ballot would be very re-
mote, very indeed.
In the estimates given out this even
ing by some of the Cleveland people,
purporting to show that the ex-Presi-
dent is reasonably sure Of receiving the
requisite two-thirds on the first ballot,
il is observed that all of these States are
not credited with allegiance to their ia
vOrite son.
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WHEELING W. VA. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE l9, 1892

ence of the delegation. The anti-Cleve-
land people are evidently very anxious
that the Illinois delegation should pro-
nounce it expedient to come west
for Presidential candidate and
declare for Hon. John M. Palmer
on the first ballot. The person
however, who is most strongly opposing
| this plan just at the present time is Gen.
| Palmer, himself, who has written to
nearly all the Illinois delegation advis-
| ing them to give Cleveland honest and
loyal support so long as he shall be in
the race. There is no doubt that he is
sincere for the nomination Of the ex-
President, and if Cleveland gets the
vote of Illinois on the first ballot it
may be entirely attributed to the
influence of General Palmer the
Illinois Presidential candidate.
Two booms which have blossomed to-
day are causing considerable anxiety to
| the Cleveland leaders tonight They
are the German boom and the Morrison
/ boom, and there is no doubt but that
the friends of both these gentlemen are
laboring assiduously to bring them
| into the contest as compromise
candidates. Gormon, Of course,
can get Maryland's delegation whenever
he desires it, and it is assumed that his
action in opposing the force bill in the
/ Senate would cause him to receive
substantial support from the various
Southern delegations.
Morrison appears to be principally
urged by delegates from Kentucky, Ar
kansas and Texas, and there
! is no doubt that Missouri
delegates would feel friendly to
him in the event Of Cleveland'S retire
ment from the race. The great diff
Guilty under which Morrison labors is
that his own State, Illinois, is pledged
to another candidate, General John M.
! Palmer.
A majority of the Illinais delegation
appears to be in favor OF voting for
| Cleveland on the first ballot, and then
in the event of the defeat of the great
New Yorker casting their forty-eight
votes of Illinois for Palmer for
various successive ballots. Many of
Palmer's friends believe that as he
must be nominated as the legatee OF
Grover Cleveland if nominated at all,
it would be wiser for the Illinois dele
CATION not to support Palmer on the
/ first ballot, but to remain loyal to
| Cleveland until the nominotion Of the
latter shall have appeared improbable.
Then by the Illinoies delegation voting
solidly for Palmer, they believe that
Cleveland people would be disposed to
come to Illinois as their second choice.
The events of the day have not been
such as to give any particular discour-
agement to the Cleveland leaders. The
Tammany organization In the State Of
ENew York stands as an impassive
sphynx, warning by its very attitude
the Democracy of the nation against Sc
lecting a presidential candidate fIom
the Empire State.
The much hoped for harmony between
the two factions in New York
shows no signs of coming, and
even the most sanguine Cleve-
! laud enthusiasts are forced to
admit that the utterances Of the Tam
many leaders do not give any assurance
that they will support the Presidential
ticket in the event of Mr.. Cleveland's
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The Dam Bnrnt-

Mt. CARMEL, PA, june 49,.
near this city broke last eveuir
ing out the tracks OF the Lehip
Railroad and piling huge logs
across them. 1t isreported th,
Der OF houses In Robinson,
mining village directly IN tho
the flood, have been carried
was feared tnat soma of
working under ground hao
but the latest Information Il
feet that all were hoisted to
is not believed that any lives
but two people are missing.
portion Of the town was fod
number OF business houses
ton of their stock ruined.
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The Last Appropriation BIN.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June IS.
House Appropriation Committee
pleted the last OF the appropI
bills, the general deficiency, and J
ed it to the House. The whole a
appropriated by the bill is 81, s7Ol
which amount $780, 900 is for the
Bureau during the next fiscal yea
The amounts Ia detail are as 4
State Department, S19,662; Tr
Department, s242, COS; Inter Stat
mission, S15, 200; District OF Co
So, ,s74; War Department, s.
Navy Department, s34,6l5; /,
Department, S403. 1853; Postofii
partment, $500, 2O4; Departm
Justice, $1.4l1, ,034: House OF
entatives, S64, 254; United State
Judgments, Sl1,665; Court OF
Judgments, s97, 22s; Fox aud w
rivers improvements, Sl09, ,022;
Claims, $500, 165.
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An Aeoommodntinr wItnss..

The witness on the stand had been
bullyragged by the lawyer until his pa
thence was exhausted.
"Now," said the attorney, ''you say
you saw the prisoner draw his pistol?"
YES"
Remember your on your OATH"
'I'm not forgetting it,"
"You are sure you are telling the
''uath?n
"Sure
"No m take about $50"
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CHICAGO, June 1s.-By the fallin
a porch in the rear OF Ala State ST
last evening, four women were init
three of them so seriously that .
may die. Two men were fighting II
yard in the rear of the above Dui
and the women, who all live In
building, went out on the porch to
ness the fight. A few minutes after
ing stepped on the porch the suppo
gave way and they were preclpl
to the ground. The women in.
were; Molie Hollan, 25 years old,
ly cut about the head and injurel
ternally. May Johnson, 26 year
hurt about head and injured inter
Mary Collins, 25 years old, badl
about the head and tut on the leg
feet. Mary Mclaughlin, 20, sill
bruised. Their wounds were DIR
and they were removed to their h
The first three are probably fata
iured,
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To Notify Harrison.
Speetal TsIsgrsu. % TIE Sunday Rsoistsy.

Specsdl TSIs0rsn 20 fhs Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, O., June 1s.-Governor
Mckinley leaves tomorrow for Wash
ington, where he will meet the COM
mittee appointed at Minneapolis TO
officially inform President Harrison Of
his nomination. and of which Nv,
,..,<.,- -. s..-,- rr-t.zs--
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4 hearing in New
i'm the ordinary
uld take place be-
an credentials after
several States and
orally the request
will not come until
embers OF the con-
no are in favor OF a
a 10 end, but they
ay 10 the leaders.
.efer q row are most
It's from New York
perhaps a few other
ish to capture the
.n this convention
party machinery.
S Of Mr.. Cleveland
men are opposed TO
ct will be 20 cause a
,li make Mr.. Cleve-
doubtful in case he
inatiOn.
or not pushing the
ppOsitiOn to such a
of Mr.. Cleveland'S
; outside OF New
vising against it and
ID refuse 70 cOunte-
4. Don NJ. Dickinson,
to-day that in his
d be no persistent
friend Of Mr.. Cleve-
.ObOdy doubts that,
seat the regular or
lew York managers
re wise men. They
,rt circulated to-day
< contest had been
Ex-MayOr Grace, Of
4
that story most en-
is not the slightest
such report. / am
an 70 drop anyt
rith r. Iha
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GALEsBURG, ILL.,, June
men were killed and 25 NOR,
jured in an accident on [
Burlington and Quincy read
ing. A construction train
drove Of cattle three mil
Gladstone and was ditch
ginZf A. V. Robinson,
his bod, buried under y
other victims were "
Superintendent Nash
went out At once TO thu
aster.
..,:'., Z = y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-19
GERMAN GOSSIP.
Bismarck Sees No Need for His :
ing the Emperor-The czar an
Joseph.

Bismarck Sees No Need for His
ing the Emperor-The Czar an
Joseph.
BERLIN, June 1s.-The LEAD
of conversation in court and q
circles is the projected confe
tween the Car and Emperc
Joseph. 1t is understood thai
ference was first suggested oy
William at the recent meetin
himself aud the Car
Communications on the
have since been exchanged {
Petersburg and Vienna, whlo
to result in the extension OF
vitation by the Car to EmpeI
Joseph to take part this autl
Imperial hunting expedition
Poland. The utmost imp
attached to the arl
as tending to modify the
tente with France. The oit
here is sanguine enough 10
personal exchange OF view
En- peror Francis Joseph 81
will succeed in detaching
from his French alliance an
settlement of the Balkan qu'
No special significance IS
King Humbert's visit TO
latest phase of the controye
arisen over the reports OF
tion between the Emperor
Bismarck discloses the no
the whole affair, The "
OIlcge Metne Zeihmg,
new organ in Cologne
any overtures of a ree7no
been made by either side.
Baron Stumm, after the
visited him, was the guest OF .
Bismarck. The Baron conmnn
to the Prince certain remarks thi
been made by the Emperor disaI
ing the tone of certain semi-C
papers toward the ex-Chan'
Nothing more was said
cept that Baron Stumm
to have suggested that Prince Blsl
take the initiative In seeking TO
tablish a re-approachment by m
some form OF apology to His Ma
On this point, adds the paper, (
Bismarck cannot admit, even II Il
mission led to his reinstatement
flee. 1t is the Princes en-
who ought to ask y
before the Emperor and the co..
The internal history OF the {
which led to Prince Bismarck's I
ment from the Chancellorship can
revealed now, but all precautions
been taken to prevent the future
ing an innocent judgment.
The Government is watching
the keenest interest ths- develop
of the approaching elecgion In En-
It's sympathies are altogether wit
Conservatives, as IL is known tn
advent OF Mr.. Gladstone TO power
be directly against the interests
Dreibund. King Humbert Is spt
concerned, as a Gladstone Y
would impeiil the entente with
Salisbury on the cooperation
English and Italian fleets a
France under certain contingencit
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

(C0Htul40ci6n)
FL. INFORME PERICIALl

Contintian las conclusiones de los
doctores Sabater Nilaret.
-? Asimismo contesta que no ha
sufrido de afecciones nerviosas, pero s.
dc maycos de caJcsa."
Este sintoma pasa ahora desaperci-
bido para ellos, Y mas adelante anaden:
que los que ella llama marcos de cabeza
bien pueden ser cfytigos cpji(ptjc0s du-
rante los cuales lie acometiera una i'm
pulsi6n agresiva.
Pero, como parece que Sc trataba no
de hacer deducciones basadas en- la Glen
cia sino de declarar la procesada en-
toda la integridad de sus facultades in
telectuales no Sc Ocuparon mas de este
dato precioso, y solo cuando nosotros
apoyados en- los antecedentes heredita-
rios le dimos a los citados marcos ell va
lor que realmente podian tener, vuelven
sobre este en- su folleto Parricidio, al
querer rebatir nuestros argumentos, Y
con muy mala suerte dicen, que no ha-
bia motivos para juzgar epilepticos los
vertigos en- lsidora, y 81 para Greer fue-
ran debidos Il Ia oneDiid.
No deja de tener novedad la tai
creencia, pero tc6mo no 10 manifesto
ron asi en- el informe?
Pero no; podria admitirse la anemia
los ocho meses de parida Isidora,
cuando ten1a que alimentar a su hiio
con sus pechos, Y trabajar corporalmen-
te para ganar un miserable sustento;
pero cuando Isidora no habia tenido
amores, Y era todavia una negra de Is
amos fuerte robusta, despues de la
muerte de su hijo cuando su naturale-
"a vigorosa vuelye adquirir sus brios
de antes, en- cuyas dos epocas padeclo
de esos v6rtigos, entOnces no podia pen
sarse en- semejante anemia, como no
podfa pensarse tampoco en- Ia dyspepsia
que invocan Ultima hora, pues ell es-
tonnage de lsidora como el de todos los
de su raza no es propenso a esta en-
fermedad.
Pero 10 mas inadmisibIe, 10 que a
POGO mas nos hubiera hecho dar un
cCJfjg0 nosotros mismos es la conclu-
sion siguiente de los m6dicos de Qua
yama:
$50 Que de esos hechos no pueden de-
ducir en- Isidora un estado De Idiots
mo sino un grado notable de desmora-
lizaci6n."
Claro es que nj de esos hechos nj de
muchos mas por el estilo que hubieran
querido apuntar Sc puede deducir idio-
tismo nj cosa alguna que Sc le parezca,
pero adeducir un grado notable de des-
morahzacion?
Entire los centenares de informes me-
dico-legales que han pasado por nuestra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

vertical de vapor de Is caballos de fuerza ,
calderas cilfndricas caldera vieia, evapora-
doras otra evaporadora inglesa, bombas de
bronco, bombas mas para elevar s1rop: me-
tros de tubOs, + fondos, I mas fuera de servlclo
| aparato de cobre para sulfurar guarapO, |
eie de trasmisl0n de las evaporadOras con sus
poeas, l alambique con sus accessories, ] pc
oueTa maquina horizontal ! caldera de vapor,
bomba de bronco, bombas mas de bronco,
depositos de cobre, balanza, otra mas, y di-
versos fragmentos de hierro Y eobre, cuyos Jltl-
les han sido tasados en- S,0S3 pesos cue unldos
las anteriores, fOrman un total de 10000 pc
sos moneda corriente comercial.
Los tftulos de propiedad de la tinca embar-
yada Sc hallan al corriente de manifesto en-
Ia Escribania del actuarlo para su examen por
las personas one deseen tomar parte en- la su-
basta q los que Sc advierte deberan contor-
marse con ellos V no tienen derecho a exigir
otros que despues de rematado no sc adml-
tirfin al que 10 verihque reclamation por deh-
ciencia de ellos que del valor de los bienes Sc
ha rebajado tas cetHte y citco por ceHto para es-
TIA seglfltdd sitbastd para tOmar parte en- Ia cual
debera consgnarse previamente en- la mesa del
Juzgado una cantidad igual al diez por ciento
del valor de los bienes: que no Sc admltlran
proposiciones que no cubran las dos terceras
parties del precio del remate, hnalmente que
la yenta de dcha hacienda = Alatllde' Sc lleva-
rd a efecto con sujecion phego de cond1cIo
mes presentado por ell actor obrante en- la Es-
cribanfa donde puede ser examinado por las
personas 4 quienes interesa, habiendose fjadc
para ell remate el dia .nueye del entrante mes
de Agosto las dos de su tarde en- Ell domiciic
del Juez que 10 es en- Ia Plaza Principal Ell
el local que ocupe el Juzgado Ia Instancia 5
Sc hiciere cargo de este Ell Juez propietario,
que le sustituya.
Ponce, Julio 15 de 1892. ~. z. Molina e
! Escribano, Carlos +. Charct6n.
| Y para su publication en- los peri6dicos d'
/ esta localidad, expido La presente en- Ponce
hoy dia de su fecha. Es copia-C Chard6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21

unionistas Y 2.O30,977 por los Gladsto
nianos.
Sc ha celebrado aver en- toda Francia
Ia caida de la Bastilla.
La comisi6n medica espanola envia-
ia a Paris para informar sobre la cpl
demia de colerina declara que Ia enfer-
medad es Ell colera asiatico, en- su
.consecuencia Espana ha ordenado las
mayores precauciones para evitar su
invasion por la frontera &c los Piri-
neOs.
La ley marcial ha sido decretada en-
Shoshone Sdoho causa de las huelgas
de los mineros.
La erupci6n del 'Etna" sigue toman-
do mayor incremento Y las poblaciones
vecinas estan alarmadas
Idcm idem 16-El asunto mas impor-
tante de aver, en- Inglaterra, fue la
election de Sir Charles Dixie, Mr.. Mi
chael Davitt, Mr.. Joseph Arch y Sir
John Pendo La votacion es como 81
que ahora 25S con~ervadores, 43 unio-
nistas, $50 liberales, so Nc Carthyistas,
s Parnelhstas, , candidates obreros.
La Camara de Comercio de Cork ha
pedido la creaci6n de IN faro Ell Rim
sale Il consecuencia del desasre del va
por "Ciudad de Chicago"
Sc anuncia la muerte del General
Sir Arthur Edward Harding.
Sc tienen grandes temores de que el
c6lcra este invadiendo 4 Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
f EDICT O

J,lygado dc Ia InStancia de PoHce.-E$-
cribanta de dctudci0neS de don Carlos
Fflir ChagdoR.
Don Antoni0 u. Moiina q FeJyaro,
Juez de Ia InStdncia rcglameRtdrio.
Al pdblico hace saber: que los autos ele-
cutivos seguidos por el procurador don Jose Ma
de Goicoechea en- representation de dona Jose
fin Labarthe, viuda de Toro por 81; Y repre-
sentaci6n de sus menores hijos Y don Juan
Cortada y Tirado en- representation de su espo-
sa, contra don Adolfo Labarthe y Trado EN- CO.
bro de pesos por providencia de este dia Sc ha
mandado sacar publica subasta los bienes ST
guientes: Hacienda de cana dulce denomlnada
.tNatilde' radicada en- el barrio de Canas de es-
70 t6rrnino Municipal, siendo su cabida 1850
cuerdas de terreno equivalentes l. l9o hecta-
reas r. areas, IL centiareas tasadas y casitica-
das asf 200 cuerdas buenas para slembra de
cana, que son las mejores de La hacienda, han
sido valoradas en- $4,000 pesos: zoo cuerdas que
.puedep servir para la siembra de dlcho truto
que no han sdo abonadas hace tempo: l0.OO0
pesos: As cuerdas de callejones: 5000 pesos: ?
cuerdas de plaza donde Sc halla la casa, alma
cen dependencies 500 pesos: una cuerda de
planfanar 100 pesos: 173 cuerdas de terreno
mas altos que los anteriores, de pastos y male
zas, 5.1l0 pesos: 20 cuerdas sembradas de CO.
COS pequenos en- su mayoria l.0OO pesos: 40
cuerras de pastos con malezas, manglares Y sa-
hstrales III. 60 pesos: 1920 cuerdas de mon
tes grueso v muy accidentado 900 pesos: 3
arados otros titles, 100 pesos: "a carros, 4od
pesos % bueyes. 900 pesos: ell canal de riego,
/ 500 pesos. El almac6n destinado olaborar
az1car, 1000 pesos Ell almacen destinado ro-
merfa, 1000 pesos: la casa habitaciou, 2.0OU
oesos. una casa de MADEIRA techada de hierro
en $50 pesos. ranch6n destinado cocheria,
100 pesos trapiche vertical montado, l24 me-
tros de cadena, 20 pares de ejes, ! maquins
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
RRsuNIEN

Para refrescar la memoria de los OIL
vldadizos, vamos 4 reasumlr los cargos
mas graves que resultan de nuestra am
plia labor informative.
10 Los senores Frau Suau decla-
raron el dia 10 de Mayo, ante la Junta
administrative de consumes, que no
cab{GR bltmaname3te cH SO dep6sitO las
velas evaporadas, ese mismo dia 10
dc Mayo solicitaron la extraction de
dichas velas con destino 4 Juana- Diaz
Fraude
2o III escribiente sefior Aguayo, en-
una nota suscrita ell dia II de Mayo al
dorso de una boleta de consumes, afr
ma que el Alcalde de Ponce, segdn or
den comunicada por ell senor Andouin
con conocimiento del sencr Dapena, dis
puso que Sc inscribiese en- los libros
una operaci6n alterando las fechas. IRE
gularidad
,? La .Junta administrative de con-
sumos, en- un solo expediente, dict6 dos
sentencias contradictorias: una conde-
nando Frau Suau, conforme los
hechos probados: otra absolviendoles
conforme al capricho, sin fundamepto Y
sin base. IlegaHdad.
~ III Jefe del subhelato establecido
en- ci Cote asevera que no vi6 pasar ha-
ciaJuana-Diaz las velas de Frauy Suau;
por 10 que es factible que entraran su-
brepticiamente en- la ciudad Sc des-
tinaron al consume. Inmoralidad
>? FL senor Aldea, Alcalde de Jua-
na-Diaz, Sc hallaba ell - de Mayo en-
la Capital, no obstante aparece en-
Juana-Diaz certihcando que las veIas
h1bian ingresado EN- poder de los seho-
res Mayol y PUG, tenderos que no
comPran nunca tan exagerada cantidad
de estearina. Falsedad.
No decimos que hay soborno, nj cohe-
cho: que 10 olga Ia causa que Sc ms
truye.
Y aunque el cohecho y eI soborno no
surian de las pesquisas judiciaies, que
dara siempre la oscuridad de unos pro
cedimientos anomalies, sombrios ire
gulares.
LUZ! Mas luz! ilIucha luz en- los
misteros de consumes!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
tTraducidos para Ia DE>f0cRAcIA)

Ncw- Iorh, Julio 8.-Las elecciones
dc Inglaterra han dado por resuItado
dehnitivo 141 conservadores, 116 libe-
rales, 10 unionistas, 10 anti-parneilis-
tas " ? parnellistas.
El hecho mas importante de esas
elecciones es ell haber ganado los liberia
les cincO asientos Ell Londres la de-
rrota del Ministro Mr.. Ritetsie Y la
vuelta al poder del jefe de los conser-
vadores de Newcastle Mr.. Sbammond.
Sc anuncia la suspension de pagos
de la casa de los senores Cooke y Lous,
comerciantes de algod6n EN- Liverpool.
El vapor de Ia compania trasatlanti-
ca FRANCESCA " Mariscal Canrobert Sc
fu6 pique en- el golfo de Lion aho-
gandose siete personals.
Idem, idem 9-Noticias de Londres
referen que 4 exception de Mr.. Ritet-
sic los de1nas Ministries han sido rec
legidos, la mayoria de los otros miem
bros del gobierno han asegurado sus
puestos.
Las t1ltimas noticias electorales dan
por resultado 164 conservadores, 132
iberales, "a unionistas, 1j Mac-car-
thystas, parnellistas 3 candidate de
Ii clase trabaiadora. Mr.. Santin, Mr..
Carthy, han sido derrotados por una
peque1a mayoria conservadora en- Lon
donderry, siendo proclamado ALI Mr..
Ross.
Noticias de San Juan, en- Nueva Es-
cocia, dan cuenta de I'm fuerte incendio
que destruyo un colegio de Methodistas
> almacenes Y $50 casas.
Item, idem 10-Los diarios de Lon
dres anuncian que el resultado de las
elecciones generates de Inglaterra son
188 conservadores, 15S Gberales, %
unionistas, D Mac-carthiyistas, 4 par
nelHstas y miembros de la sociedad
de trabajadores.
Tn despacho de Paris asegura que 81
ministro de los Estados- Unidos EN- esa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
O c. ULIS T A
ALUMBRADO ELECTRICO

Don GHses del Taae rcpresGlto1te en- Puerto
Rico de Ia Edison Spanish Colonial Light c. -
Nec- York hace sa5er al p,tJlco ea generni, y en-
especial d los Ay1otaNieRtos, qne habiendo obte-
7tdo EspdHa esta conpajliu pate,tteS especioles
ercltsras para haeer eJ, t0da Ia isla nsta{ocio-
4es de btces iHca4desce,,tes, So eIteugGrd de los
trdbajos qtte Sc e coHfIen, robajos que, elisend0
como eciste, pririlegio de relci6h, nolg10a otra
e3apresa p0dr5a reaItSar.
1si Busn5o poae en- conocimieJ,to de los lftoaicj-
pios q1te sc cream en- c0ndietoHes dc 9sstdlar eI
AlnmJrado electrico, que estd a"torlsddo por Ia
Edison Spanish ca para eatablar cnaiqaier ope-
raci6n este septio, que desde lHeg0 p1aedea d.
Iigrse "a eR sOlcittd de los datos ll0tcias ne
ccsdrias hosta dear eonclatida Ia operaci6H 81 sc
Hega q lm dcuerdO m0tao. l2-l3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-21
PEDRO CLAUSELLS

Otrece al pablico retratOS al 6ieo q al
lapis, dc todas clases y tamaj5os. copiodos
del natural dc targeta totogrdfca.
Tam6ieR dG IeccioReS dc di6uio pin
t,a-a d d0miciIi0 o en su est,tdio.
1-13 Leon 1aatmcro 8.