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YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINT

" jim ia liz LIN T. VIA w Isl POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FANORITE ROUTE no 3ATTT-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW NORY.
LEANE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. TO- 3.iO Z. NJ
7 OCAL EXPRESS, daily exccpt Sun.
Lday. Stops al all stations. At Los
tor Manor connects with stage Tor Wal
kcrtCn also connects with Baltimore
steamer at West Point daily except sun
TRAIN No. 10. 4:45 =. NJ
ID ALTIMORE LIMITED. daily excan,
Ii Sunday for West Point. connccttar
with York River steamer daily cxclnf
sundays for Baltimore. At Baitiul0rs
steamers connect with Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for Washington, Phiia-
ssTT'EtA ,'Ml LEAVE RALTGMORE5P.M
EOR WEST POINT. daily except sun
i day. thence by Richmond and Dan.
Vile railroad 20 Richmond arriving at
Q-05 A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ, and SIS f. NJ
TRAIN Nc. a., 7O5 A. NJ.
T 0cAI. MIXED, daily except Sun
l. day; leaves Twenty-third street sta
ton for West Point and intermediate
= g UNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN for
- West Point leaves al $3.50 A. ".
Ticket once at station foot Of Virginia
from 900 10 1850 \. NJ.
CITY ticket office. POI Main street;
SOL HAAS. w. A. TURK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
w. II. GREEN, General Manager.
J. S. II. THOMPSON, Superintendent.
j. s. POTTS. Passenger Agent
9i3 Main street. Richmond
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- PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND
l. NORFOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
DAY and FRIDAY al 1 l.. st.. and es,ry
SUNDAY at a. ~ Freight f.r a.. %
days and Fridays steamers received
until sailing hours For Sundays steam.
er an =. NJ. saturday Freight received
daily tU =. "a.
Fare O. PHILADELPHIA. 5000
The Steamship Delaware VIII an To-
morrow at noon
For further Information apply f0
j. vs.. MfaNEiCk
General Southern Agent
iIrH HDHtaff4
W 3 CLYDE A. 60.
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WORLDS FAIR
SCENIC ROUTE.

shbe -
JULY ii, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BR0AD-STREEr STATION.
$50 a. M, Daily with Pullman, for To-
cal stations, Newport News.
Old Point, Norfolk ana Ports
'4' A M H ESssSi Sunday Ss4 Nyy ss5SqIe
Newport News, Hampton,
Old Point, Norfolk and Ports
mouth; makes no other stops.
o'OO I. NJ, Daily, with Pullman, Tor local
stations. Newport News, Ola
Point Norfolk and Ports-
Gas A. NJ. Local train. except Sunday.
for Hinton, connects az Cor
louisville for Washingt On, al
Virginia Midland Junction for
Lynchburs and at stanton
FOR Winchester
200 p. NJ, Worlds Fair Special daily.
with Pullman for Chicago.
Coaches and Parlor Car on
Nos / and Z for clifton
Forge. Connects AT C0Yng-
ton WaD for Hot Springs.
Meals served on Dining Cars.
5.JO L. NJ, Local train except sunday.
1870 E. E " v 6 fss5 $ III F%sS S@d S $a
clnrau and Louisville ana
Dining Car Clifton Forge 10
Cincinnati. Connects at Gov
ingtOn Wa) for Virginia Hot
Springs daily. Meals served
on Dining Cars.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREET
STATION.
900 A. NJ, Daily for Lynchburg and
clifton Forge. Connects tex
cept Sunday for ROsney,
Lexington Na) and Craig
500 P. NJ. Except Sunday for Lynch
burg Local train leaves
Iynchburg az a. NJ. eX-
cept Sunday FOR Lexington,
Craig city and Clifton Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE Az RICHMOND.
BROAD-STREEr STATION.
G.25 A. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati
SIS A. NJ. Except Sunday from Orange.
1915 A. NJ, Except sunday from Nor
folk and Old Point.
:: AZ i. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and Old
Point.
POOP. NJ, Daily from Cincinnati and
Louisville.
1885 p. NJ, Daily from Norfolk and old
500 T. NJ. Except Sunday from Hinton.
TRAINS ARRIVE EINHTH-STREET
STATION.
500 a. NJ, Except Sunday from Lynch
burg
6:10 z. NJ, Daily from Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge.
JOHN y. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, JULY I6. 1898
at 800 l.. NJ, trains on this road Will
run as follows:
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Office Ola Dominion stclm.tl, c.
Richmond VA A...

OWING TO NECESSARY prr....
" 20 the steamer WyauoAe t.. ....'...'
Richmond VIII take Der n... aI.,..
ON and 10Th from Sew Iur. r... .'
necessi'ate The Withdrawal o. ..........
leaving New York ON Monlar A..
TN and 18th, and Richmond .a MI
day, August 9th and l6m
GEORGE W. ALLEN O. co
auj-iOt 'r
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STOPPING PLACES.

Nos. IA. -. 46 and 30 make no stops.
Nos. "a and 1874 stop a. Bclhcld and
Stoney Creek on signal. NOD. - 81
IS 80 43 and As STOP on signal at Man
ter. Nos. 81. 81, b. AZ, 80, -. AZ and As
will stop on signal at all stations. Nos.
% and * run via Wilmington. n. e.
Nos IA and 50 via Wilson short cut
10 all points in North and Southwest.
all through trains on trains Nos 81
and 81 sleeping cars between Richmond
and Lynchburg, Va.
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
Leave Richmond $40 L. VI. daily ar
rivlug Weldon $50 j.. NJ. and az Atlanta
1880 a. NJ. via S. A. l.. Through sleepers
The ONLY AIL-RAIL LINE TO NOR
Richmdnd .SooA.M. Norfolk. .Ii.2sA.t
Richmond $3.50 PM. Norfolk ..9.2O l.. III
NorfOlk...7.3 $50 A. n. Richm'd 10 10 An
Norfolk $3.50 L. NJ. Rlchmoud.7Oo PM
The trains leaving Richmond at 900
4. n. and Norfolk NJ 500 y. NJ. are solid
sengers ~ thr oans,o, ,1 1,shops change Of
az Petersburg by the . 20 L. NJ and 3 10
Il. NJ trains from Richmond 10 Norfolk.
Trains leaving Richmond at 300 a. 81.
1915 y. N. and 30 i. n, and arriving
at Richmond at $50 A. NJ, 2.2O Il. ".
and 80 -. NJ. make close connections az
Petersburg 20 and from r'armville. Lynch
'''S ""- M. sULLY.
superintendent.
e. Il. D. MYERS.
General Superintendent.
T. NJ. EMERSON. Trafic Manager.
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RATLROADA
! EABOARD AIRLINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT
SUNDAY. JULY 2. 1893.
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STEAM Boats

o. D0hisl9SSs l s5ThAdsiit COZ.
IN EffYDAYY O ana 4ffkilpk&,Ey:.
kV.~ Il. ~. Nantes, c'o-st
NIA one hour before allls
III Steamers leave New w..
Qrom Her 70. North r',alt<
noNDAY, REDNEspfnAuYi' pa and S,taaf
tRAi az , = ~, arriving ia R.clr
MORNINGS. 49, '"iDAY
Cabl" fare 70 New York Qn,luf. ssl
rns meals ana BERTH VIA James
R9und-irio tickets. limited to iLlr,y''@
days after date Of issue ...... 8,
Steerage fare, with subsistence
Steera6e are, without subsistence
CABIN fare via Chesapeake and 0hi5 w
AWAY ana ttlcnmond and Peters
burs railroad. tickets limited to
four days............ tn
R9und-trip tickets limited 10 tiir,y 30
Tickets can Be- og,.s,ii.,o.ii '.s.:.t... 1900
Transfer Company. Dol eae, ,f,it .'- "a
1heSapeake and Ohio and Rlrhrr.rr ~
fetefshurK dePots. and nj the rr-,-.al
4Tu nce ,Sol east Main street ana at.i.
Freight received daily un,n5p
Passengers leaving Richmond on wo.,
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS min s-tIt.
s sn1di SATURDAYS by the Chesana. ts A.s
pph'VV fai.T4y wa Newport NewsI a,
railroad same days at 3lO 4 IN
make connection az Norfolk wlfb 80
ers leaving those days 4'
''''','' y" 60 S5ii ia6i $ Ha G9 .. AF.n,s
jylotf Company Wharf Roe'l,l.
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BY Cabell & Wilson and A. l.. AdamsOn.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
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DICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROADS.&C.
dule commencing JULY 2, 1eJ3~-east-
ern standard Tine.
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S~-~J~-%~-~%-~~.N~.~. ~.~r.-e~-D
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP co..
" PANY. IN.
TRI- WEEKLY LINE FOR NEW yf.t...
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No. '23 | No. '27
9.15 A. NJ. $40 p. NJ.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-09-29
The Federal Election Law.

The Democrats true to their creed. as
always favoring unfair elections, are now
through their representatives in Con
desperately lighting tn repeal the Federal
election laws III is doneawsy go's the
last safe guard the people haze to .ook to.
10 secure tn tlrenf the houest registration
Of their will rs expressed at the polls -
The Republican members of Congress
are ready for the fray, aud are resisting
iliis attempt az the destru, tinH OF the
only safe guard nov rehaming arousd
the ballot box inch by inch. and they
hive IN the great work in which they
ATE engaged the encourage
ment Of every good citizen. The Dem
e., rats. offer as III excuse for their vnn-
ton course the conduct &C johnny Da-
venport. in New York City They say
lie has abused the power placed IN bis
hands as a Supervisor Of Elections aud
hence, for that reas ~ the Jaw must 20
SuppssiRg the charges made against
him were true. DOES il follow. thai the
Law under which he has eper ,tcd is bad!
Evilly disposed men can make any law
however GlertoriOus in intention, ohnrx-
ious. The Australian ballot
system Of this State, for in
stance, was intended for bene6:ent
purpose. but has not the manner in
which IL has been carried
cut ia this section of the State made
il stencil in the nostrils Of every las
abiding citizen? II Davenport is guilty
of the crimes of which he has been
accused, which we do nos believe. III II
him out Of Office aud punish him. but the
Federal election laws shouid never be n,
pealed Too many safeguards TO secure
fair elections cannot be throwu around
rhe ballot hex. The Fe 'eraf election
laws have been proven to be most use
full in this respect, aud the Republicans
III Congress should sacrifice every thiul
else to secure their retrntiuR upon th'
statute books 'Fhe Snaihern Demo
Gratis, especially, are sBzipus To get RI,
Of them, 80 IS To carry on their game u
fraud at the Aatirnal vlsctluus M vt III,
Stste elections Aud ihis ~ no surprise
In section Of unity where premium
is put upon dlsaunes'y iFaud aud rsa
cality at ell ,ciieRs reg r,isd Us leading
virtue it ~ not surprir'ag, that sn
law 10 protect the rights Of the pe"pl
and to preserve then morals, shoul
he wanted Tue effort to Eepeal tbl
good law, however. We must will tail :
be hupe is with the h publican minor
ity in Coueress-ihe representatives. q
that party which san al ways he drp'hd
cd upon tn save the Naricb from Disgrace
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IMPORTANT TO BUYERS OF
DRY GOODS.

When you wan' t" purchase Dry
Goods of am description. It is very i'm.
portant that yoa deal with concern ii
wrll-es tabIishcd rrpn's'tr. shrrc no "'i
vantage will be as.u 9 uat JIi
" 'qu"intce W. '''a s'i'.' '.f Hi.st tlaA
want to puruL Slc. ~ ,r.ss
house is
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-09-29

The Democratic State Convention mes
in Baltimore Oh "Wednesday b. aud homi-
mated, Marion Dek Smi,, for Comp
trolier. The convention which also had
the power to elect nr~ cumniteei, for
the different counties OF the State and
Baltimore city, for this county reelected
J. S. 4Turner, I I Owen and Dr.. ".
r Barker The culttst between the
Turner Cox fac,ious. tor s,a's IN the con-
vention resulted in the seating OF tile
Turuer delegates The BalIlInQre Snu
has tbs tlysay 49, Iceeaings 10 tIi,.
convention reiaive thereto.
Aftersa session Of two hours this COM
mittee, on c.eden,ials. through its
chairman, llonges. made report
deciding tlc Charles county
contest 10 favor Of tbs delegation headed
by j. SAMUEL Turner this last an
noancement was appiauiied
In Charles county two conventions had
been held ani two sets OF delegates seBt
To the State convention. The regular
convention in siIe couny elected j 5.
Turner, j II, Mitchell and j I Davi.
as Sta e delegates Four Of the nine dis
tricts in the county bolled this COM en-
ten and at d separate gathering chose +
NJ Cox. Ii. VI Elromas aud W. Mex.
Burroughs as State delegates. The bolt
iag delegates employsd Bernard Carter
to re present them befiire the credential,
COMMITTEE of the State convention This
fact Of itself was damaging to their cause
Delegation from other SECTIONS Of the
State said that il Sir. Cox had any con.
ideDce IN his claiu to rec lguiiOn he
would have beea content to submit it to
she committee of the State convention OG
Its merits without seeking the SerSices of
Baltimore lawyer who was not familiar
with the circumstances and who could
only hope to gait success by pleading
The temper of the convention was shown
80 be decidedly against seating the bolt
ing delegation, Tor the committees re-
port seated the Turner delegation with
out dissent The right Of the TuEneI
delegates to seats was pie sded before tn,
committee BY Mr.. j Ii. Mitchell, oRs
of the delegation.
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Thomas Parran, late Deputy Collector
of Internal revenue. has beeu nominated
by the Republicans OF Calvert county as
their candidate for the Sena-e.
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Contingent Fund lss2-Lsvg 1881
Contingent Fund lsss-Lery 1892

F R Wheatley, Sheriff, BALLOT boxes 5 30 46
F 4 Wheatley, judgt Possy .......... IS rs
T II Medley. clerk. for pOstage.......... s 90
J B Luckeui. fixing hoolhs.............. 5 90
Vim II Day, balance AS bsilitf ......... 80 90
Ebert Dent, attorney, dept. Srf. Bal 10 90
l. A Wilmer, eI-counsel, reg officers. so 90
P A Sasscer, clothing for psuper...... so
Turner, expense ct spp............... 81 80
George Slys, cutting wsod..........,... ! 90
W Burch services at jsil.................. 1872
Edgar Boarman, error crow act......... Go
George Slye, services al jail........... %
James SsIsey. services At jail..... ...... 4 so
G A Bowling, eI to BALTIC road con-. II
W II Trot,er, " to BALTIC road con-. IL 90
T II Medley, Ell 10 BALTIC road con ..... IL 90
Hennie Burch, boarding p4uper......... IL 10
W Burch, boarding pauper............. 57l
J L Stone, supt election stationary &c. ITO So
7 + Medley, car ia e to Frederick. 4 so
7 II hedlet, freight Mills paid........ | 10
ain. to credit con fund July LIST, 3d.. 434 "a
9O4 40
Gu
amount levied in lS92..,.................. 767 0s
Rufus Roby, fines,....................... ~ 90
J u Mattingly, bricks.................... IS 43
J J Lancaster, hues....-................ 81 90
l. N Monroe, hnes".......... ............ 2 0O
9O4 ~
Iassns Psupsr Fund 1891 srg 1892
DR.
Mount Hope Reteat....................S 300 90
Mars land Hospital. l,2i5 81
Aontevut OsPltAl,...,.,....."......" 6?6 10
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An.-- (, 8. fst Ssssl.' c'a

CA BOWLING,
W n TRUTTER,
WFSINNS,
S HAWKINS,
County Commissioners Of Charles County.
1ssi:
TIL MEDLEY, Clerk and Treasurer.
DLsB URSEsESTS COUNTY FUNDS
from Aug. 9TH, '92 10 July lat, %.
As win 10 ohsrs,ed, this report hegins Au-
gust slh, Ss9f ihsIesd Of June Both, the re-
cords prsvioas to Ihe;isiist date havins been
destro, ed lr, ,he sour, house ii-e.
Road and Bridge Fund for lS92-Levy
OfiS9l.
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Bond Interest Fund 1892 Interest dts .jaig
lat, 1892 -
Dr. 60.
ID D Tubiuxn, Interest on honds..... S7f,5 90
Nrs IL A-Reunee, interest on bands. J2.50
J b Lyon, interest 90 bonds.......... ~. \ ~
Total .--.s- z53 w
x On. -, Sc
Cash on band aug ., '93, from levy
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{IG.h4i AEILb
tneer Of seg,strttlon list District
g. u CARPENTER,
lice Of Registration 2nd District
THOMAS HIGHFIELDS,
Giicrr of Registration, Bird district
BENJAMIN r. IA YIS,
ljhc-r OF Registration. 4th District.
THOMAS j o VEINS,
ia,rr vi Registration, 5th district
b W. MOORE
Oficer Of Registration. 9th District
BENJAMIN d TUBMAN, Jr.,
officer Of Registration. 7th District.
THOMAS TUNER Jr..
,ilicrr OF Registration. sth District
.JOHN r TIGER.
lrgicnf OF Reglstrttion, YIN District.
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lists OF persons made ont In compliance with SEQ
ton ~ 81 chapter 57J Otthe Public GeueralI.a =
passrd BY the ,i-nsrul Assembly, OF uarylanI
A. January session. iegO. and revised in lsgl
THOMAS TURNER. Jr.,
- e OfHcer Of Registration.
NINTH DISTRICT. -.4
Persons n,i7lg registered and stricken
from the lists Of qualified rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Wade, Arthur Z
Transferred 10 Ninth District
Butter, harles n Chapman. wmF
Transferred from Ninth District
Marshall, VIM r chardson, q ID
Wall, John 7
Dead
Fnrral1 James 7 Lyon, James T
thereby certify, tina the above are correct
lie t. Of persons made out in compliance with
section " Of chapter 573 Of the Public GemrrAt
Laws, passed by the General Assembly o.
Maryland. al January session, isSo. aud Tevis-
JOHN F. TIGER,
Oaeer Of RegistratiOn
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RI bwr. Johu \ X nects Henry a
Padgeli Grofgs 4 Ntk~rsun Bsnnptt
l hereby certify. that thu above are corrsci
lists of persons made out in coml,Iial &c with
section % of chapter 573 Of III. Public General
Laws. passed by thftieneral 4 assent ly Of Mary
land. at January session, 1880, aud revised In
lss2
BENJAMIN NJ MOORE
Officer of Registration
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Annual Statement
nj rgk
Com m iSsioners
CHARLES COUNTY
2 E a r E N DIN 6,
Jrne soth 1898.
Published by order Of the Csuatt comni..ion'
Of said county, Ia pufsuance Of SEC ton tih,
OF ArttFk XVIII, oftks Code Of Pshiie
GeberaI Laws " h5eh proviAs that

Tho County Commissioners shall Inaks ost
ami publish abnnaliy in al least two neHps.
prrs published IN their respective couEtfss u
there be two, detailed. minute aad accurate
statement Of ths Expenses of1hefr said eounties.
fpense, ana for what and 10 whom paid, and
shallra deliver TO the-iherin Of their rrspTe-
ftvr countirs a. many cepirs Of such statement
as there aretelecton districts Of said county, Al
least ten DAYS briore zach general election and
the sheriff shall, Within six DAYS after he re-
cript Of said copies, set one OF then at the place
OF holding elections In each election district"
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Bond Interest Fund for 1898 : Levy Of 1892

J H Roberts, interest on honds.........$l25 %
vestry Trinity Parrish. int Oh b.pds... l45 20
B D Tubman interest on bonds......... 4l0 90
G A Rasrh, interest on bonds.....,...... 80 90
Mrs II A RenNoe, interest on bonds. IS 90
B Lyon. interest on bohds..........., II so
Cash on hand for LYON, int on bonds u So
TOTAL tSu w
en-
By amount levied in 1892 .--....... ....s. 100 90
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FEBRUARY TERN 1898.
LHndcy Cue.
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Counts Commissioners narlrs COUNTY.
ORC
'INhk Su1sd % cOunt. nunIss, ,uers
vii nr-' =, he . her 10 Poft fnr4crn
Taesoi,y Octotrf 3rd 1898,
for the transaction Ol nis, ei,nnrous unsiness
b, order Ui tho Board
c A BOWLING, President.
r II MEDLEY Clerk and Treasurer
School Notice
The coio":d ablie sehuo sll oeen
Oh Alonday October Ind 1898
q. ". BERRY.
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The undersigned, Officers Of Registration
for the several election districts OF Charles
county, us hereinafter stated, du.y appointed,
commissioned and qualified, according &c law,
hereby give notice that they ~iil severally SIT
tar the October Sitting, 1898, y, the places
hereinafter named, on the days named, with
open doors, from O'Clock a n. to 8 o. clock
p. N en- each and every or the days appointed
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-17

ia ma en- el de,ierto''. Emp|ee el
General CallejA su alta a;cion y
.u e6caz iniciativa en- Ia noble
empire q de sgrupar de nusvo en-
apretado haz d los que hoy Ge
combaten y en- la vispsra forma-
ban cordial familis; acometa eI
General Calleja Ia q1e bien pode-
mos lamar epopeya de Ia recon
ci!iAei6n de derechistas & izquier-
distas, y con clio Sc hara acree.
dor al reconocimiento de todo'
los espanoles y q fama y prsz in
marcesibles.
lQae no 90 cumpla, que no 81
cumpla la desconsoladora profe-
cia inspirada q anuestro primer E''
tadists por ell plan de reforms
ultramariua y la discordis de los
Incondicionales de CubAl
lQde no sc yea un dia este go
rioso PArtido incapacitado, efecto
de su excisi6n, para continuar
prestando sus generosoP, Gus gran
des servicioR s Ia Patriai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-17
FL NUEVO CRIMEN DE- ARECIBO.

Hs aldo Ia victims la ancians
Sra D. Carmen Arsgundi, y ell tc2.
tro del delito su casa, sitA CD Ia ca
lie de Pavfa. La S q Arsgundi, que
viva sols, como Ia sen IRA SIragu
80, gozaba de busna posici6n y Sc
Ie suponfa muy rica. Eta cir
cunstancis y agdn indicio obser
vedo en- su vivIendP, al ser des-
cubierto el horrible crimep, hs-
cen suponer que ell principal mo
vii de este ha sido el robo.
Supouese tAmbi6n que la senn.
ra Aragundi fGe muerts en- me-
mentos en- que Sc disponia a acot-
tarse, entire 10y II de la nochr
del martes, en- su propis habita
ci6n, ionds Ge habiau int-oducido
Ell asesino 8 asesino,, acechand
ocultos la OCCASION mas propicis
para consumar su inicua obra.
Las herldas de la interfects
eran fsroces; una de- elias separA.
% casi completAment5 Is cabez.
del tronco. Green unos que fue
asesinAda la senora Arsgundi con
yolpes de machste; otros Green
que con golpes de hAchueIs.
Sc han he no aigunAs detencio.
mes, y se persigae la pista revela'
dora del criminal 8 criminales.
Confiemos en- que Ia justicia Ia
hallArs, y deploremo. aI par que
81 tr&gico fin de 10 infortunAda se-
dora Arsgundj. q. g. p. d., la fee
cusncia con que Sc perpetrsn er
sAtA honrAda Provincia crimenss
lue espantan y conaternAn = qu'
reciamsn i'm periosa mente lA elem
plAri1ad de severisim1 escArmisn.
Ito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-17
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I'll GENERAL ARlSPlCOCHlGl.

Consignamos en- nusItras cG-
lumnas ell sensible fallecimientt
del Excmo Sr General de Dive
sioo d. Nicolas de ArespacochA-
ga (SubInspector que fue Aqui
hace amos del Cusrpo de Artil 3
ia), ocurrido recientements en- s
Peninsula con do!or de todcs lo'
que como :i,ron al que va no
existe, y supieron apreeiAr aus
rele'an es prendas y cuaIidA lee
de bixarro mililar y eump lido ca.
oAllero.
HAeemos votos por Ia ettrns
y,oriA del ditunto General, yAu
desconsolado hijo ID. Juan, diKnl
Jtfe de 10 Section de Orden Pa
b leo de Arecibo y dlstinguidt
amigo nues.ro, 10 mismo que
ia rsstante tAmiliA del fnAdo, en-
siamos.la txpres'ol de maestro
nncero.p pesame ptrlA irreparAbl,
pefdidA cue dspIoran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-09-17
BOletin Mercantile

legslmente los Oolegios electorales.
En ell de San Germ sD, por ej-mplo,
se constituyeron 7; en- ell de Nsgua
bo todos; en- el de Vega baja. en- Is
cabecera, todos; Ell Msyagiisz tres
en- Oomerfo dos; en- Osguas; SO
oonstltuy6 la mess, seg6n SO moi
comunica, sin oposici6n nj protests
alguna; en- Oamuy (1istrito de Are
c'bo) dos; en- Aguss Buenas (dis
trito de Rio piedras) tres; Gu Adjuo
ta1 (dist to de Guayanilla) tres
etc, etc.
Nuestros correliglonarios demues
tran en- esta OCCASION, como siempre
gu amor al buen nombre del Parti
do y su civismo.
Daremos cuents en- nuestro nd
nero pr6ximo del resultado defni
two de estas e.ecciones.