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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-13
TRUsTEEs SALE.

-
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust made by Sarah q
pegarmo and Jabsh pegaFmo, her husband, 70
mo Us trustee, dated June %, 1885, recorded 10
the ONCE Of the clerk OF the county court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In deed Of ignat
book No. p page go, will sell At tho tont
door OF the court house, on
MONDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE, 1903,
commencing at 70 O'Clock Q. m. the following
described property; A certain tract OF land Ritu'
ate on the waters Of Little Wheeling creek, in
Ohio county, West Virginia. and bounded %
follows Beginning at an elm corner 10 Hlggs'i
thence north i6' east 81 30 poles along Higgs'
line 70 q point on pixOn's run on Q, Y, ToEFel'a
line north 90 west q 10 poles to a stone; thence
south 3D. west 27Te poles TO the old dogYood
eornOTi thence south OSo east ~ 80 poles along
higgs line 70 the place Of beginning, containing
erIy conveyed TO the said Sarah C. Degarmo, de.
ceased, by W. W. Porter and wife by deed dated
February l6, 1881, and recorded IN the otnce OF
the clerk OF the county court OF Ohio county,
l6l, Also that other tract Of land ..ad.
Joining the ono hereinafter described
along the landa OF Terrell and Higgs.
which Is bounded rs follows; Boginping
a. white oak corner to Terrell thence along
Of pixon's run; thence up said run and along
tho line OF HjggS south 1877 west u poles 70 q
gtakei thence north 62T4' west 65 poles 10 stake;
thence norm az east poles 70 u sake thence
leaving run north sex east u poles " the place
OF beginning, containing one ~ acre, more or
less. Being the EAme properly conveyed % tho
Eaid Sarah G. Degarmo, now deceased, by W. W.
Porter and wife, dated February 10. 1882 aud 70.
corded In the said clerks office in deed book
No, ~, pages $50 and Isl AlsoG certain piece or
parcel Of land lying III Liberty township, now
district, In Ohio county, West Virginia and be-
lug a portion OF the farm OF Charles 8 Terrell,
aud bounded aud described ~ follows; Begin.
ming at stump on the bank OF plxon's run;
thence north AZ west ~ poles 70 q stump
thence north 26' west 20 poles aud % links 10 Q
white walnut out Of root on the bank OF said
run; thence north $50 east 10 poles TO q stone;
thence south 8io cast q poles and II links " d
sugar tree; thence south 26ho east 10 tho place
OF beginning, containing three (Sl acres, one rood
and two poles, more or less Being the same
property which was conveyed 10 the said Sarah
U. Degarmo, now deceased by Charles s, Terril
and wife, by decd dated May 2, 1873. and record.
cd In thcSaid clerks office In deed book No. 90,
page 4J7.
The title to tho said property 10 believed to DO
perfect, but selling 1s trustee will convey only
tho title vested In mo by said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE-0no.third or as much more
Rs the purchaser may elect TO pay In cash on the
day Of sale, the balance In two equal Install.
ments at one and two years, notes bearing inter
est from the day Of sale % DO given for the do:
ierred payments, and title 70 20 retained until
payment Is made 10 full.
Q. A. sHAPFER d Co., Agents. my6
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WOMAN suFEIiAGE
To be Feature of tho SIoundsvlllo Cha
tauqua this Year.

To be a Feature of the NIoundsvlllo Chau.
tauquH this Year.
Mr.. James Bodley, formerly Of this
city, but now of staunton, Va, lett for
his homo at that point over the B. & o.
last night. He has been here for SOW
eral days past working up the program
me and prospects Of the Moundsville
Chautuaqua in August next, Sam
Jones is on the programme as One OF the
speakers already secured. The discus.
sion of female suffrage Is expected to be
feature OF the session this year. Mr..
Bodley thinks that the tone Of the re.
cent Louisville gathering Of Republican
league clubs us respects woman suffrage
is one Of the signs OF the times, and
therefore as an enthusiast in the cause
he feels much encouraged.
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TRUsTEEs SALE.

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Mary !.
Hallett and Robert Hazlett, her husband, to mo
as trustee dated March I, 1891, recorded In tho
office OF the clerk OF tho County Court Of Ohio
county, West Virginia. in deed Of trust book No.
49, page li9. will sell OF tho north front door Of
the Court House OF said county on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. tho following de-
scribed property that Is TO say; AceEtain pieccor
parcel OF land situated In Triadelphia district,
Ohio county. West Virginia. designated as lot
numbered one Of the subdivision OF tho Rachel
deed book No. 10, page 4o1, together with the
houses and appurtcnances thereto belonging.
Tho title to said property 10 believed TO be
perfect, but selling as trustee will convey only
the title vested In mo by said deed OF trust
Terms OF sALE-0ne.t third and as much more
as the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
Of g&le, the balance In two equal instalmants at
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day OF sale 10 DO giyon for the deferred pay.
ments, the title to DO retained until Payment Is
made In full
WI. W. CoWDEN, Trustee.
W, II. HALIFR, Auctioneer. myS
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A FLAT FAILURE.
That is what n Martins Ferry Man Think
of lIntrlmonV

That is what Martins Ferry Man Thinks
of OIatrlmony.
William Bolen, night Waterman at
the Laughlin mill, thinks married lie is
not a success, rs far as he and his wife,
Mary E. Bolen, are concerned, and
wants the Belmont county common pleas
court to unite tho knot He has re.
tanned W. Il. Dixon to see that 1t is
properly done. The summons was
served upon Mrs. Bolen yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Westwood. Mr..
Boten, who desires decree, makes very
sensational charges in his petition
against his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Bolen,
whose home is on Patton's Run above
Martins Ferry, are still living under
the same roof, or were yesterday when
the papers were served. The plaintiff
and defendant have both been married
twice. Mrs. Bolen's first husband was
killed by the cara about eight years ago
and Bolen's tirst wife died.
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At THEIR OWN GAME,
A Pennsylvania Man Cots the
Best of Green Goods Men,
A SCHEME SUCCESSFULLY WORKED.

And Ito Has the Doodle to Show in
Eyidenoe-The swindlors Caught
in the Trap They Had Set Tor u
Supposed GreenhoFn-They Are Out
Fifteen Hundred Dollars aud Their
Intended Victim Has the Laugh on
Them,
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A SCHOONER LOST


eho Goes Down With All On BOhrd-Not u
Life saved,
HALIFAX, MS, May l2. The achOonOr
Espcranrc, Captain Richard, which
smiled from the MagdAlono Islands ak
weeks ago with a crow OF ton besides
tho captain, on a sealing voyage In tho
Gulf OF st. Lawrence, has boon Lost with
all hands, Part Of hor deck and cabin
Heated ashore at South Branch.
II is supposed that she rau into tho
100 on Columbian shoal of GrlndstonU
during snow storm OH Eaitor Monday,
and was crushed by leo and sunk. a
schooner was seUn In that dangerous
spot before tue snow Gquall aOt In, but
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- COUNTY, S.;
tn the circuit court iorSnid county.
Joseph ". Brunelle \
Virgil r. Adams and others

Virgil r. Adams and others
BY virtue Of a decrcC made by said courtinthe
above entitled cause on tho 22d day Of April,
1909, tho undersigned, appointed q special COM
missioner for the purpose, Will sell at tho north
front door Of tho court house OF said county, on
SATURDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF MAY, 1893,
commencing at 10 O'Clock II m tho following
described real estate situate In the city Of Wheel.
ing Ohio county, West Virginia, that Is 10 Bay:
The three.iourths Of lot numbered seventy.
seven, bounded o. follows: BEGINNING at the
northwest corner OF Jacob and Twenty. fifth
streets; thence wcstWardly 1long the northern
line Of Twenty.nilh street Que hundred and
twenty ieot 10 an nllOy; thOnoB northwardly
with tho cost limo OF tho alley fifty feet; thence
caStwardly parallel with TWonty'htth street
sixty feet; thence gouthwardly parallel with
Jacob street twenty-five feet; thence oaStWardly
parallel with TwCnly.fth Htr0Ut sixty feet 10 tho
wost line Of jacob Btreet thOncO southwardly
with tho bnid limo Of jacob BtToot twontyshTo
foot TO the place Of beginning
TERMS or BALE-One'thl aud a. much moro
% the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale, tho balance IN two equal installments ut
from tho day Of sale 10 DO given for The deferred
payment W, y. ", CoMnEN.
". H. HALLER, AuCtlonCer
ThAt bond with security approved BY the has
boon Rlyon BY said special commissioner ~ 10
Qured BY said dUcEe0, u h1fU certified this 18th
day Of April, 1894 JOHN W, MITCHELL,
ip2sS Clerk.
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rRusTEE,s SALE.
FNRUsFRRs SALE.

by virtue Of "a dsod Of trust made BY John E
Carlin ana Mary r. Carliu. his wife. 70 mo Us
trustee, dated biaTeh 2, 1892, recorded IN the
office OF the olerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, IN Decd Of Trust BOOK
No. 81, paSS Si9, VIII soil Ut the north front
door Of tho Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY. TUE 20TH DAY OF MAY, iS0s.
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. m. tho following
described property Sltuat9 and being In the city
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, that d
to say; Lot numbered twelve In Block No 2 on
the plat OF the "0ld Fair Ground Property on
the west side q Wheeling Island, in tho Seventh
ward OF said city,
The title 70 said property q beloved TO DO per.
fent, but selling Rs trustee, ] viii convey only
the title vested In me by said decd OF trust.
TERMS op SALE!-O nethlrd aud a. much moro
as the purchaser elects 10 pay in cash on the day
OF sale, the balance In two equal installmentA u
one aud two years. notes bearing interest from
tho day Of sale TO DO given for the deferred pay
ments the ltle to be retained until payment u
madeln tull. W. J. W. CoWDliN, Trustee.
W. IL HALLER. AuctioneeF, apl6
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LEnAl MorlcEs.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia In ChnncOrY
sarah .atain with Daniel 4. atgis, her hys.
band, Elizabeth OHM, with Milton Il. CHIN.
her husband Theresa Giles with Henry Ward
Clos, her husband.
W.
gtcWaFt Mllllgan, James Vincent Mllligan,
Margaret Emma Nllllgau, EyolInU Van Voof-
his With ", a, Van NqothlA her huAhandt
iiia Browning with John browning her
husband aud Mary ROSobofough.
Take notice that tho deposition Of TbomM ].
Orr, James Orr and Bflos HuplOt Will DO taken
before W. u Gibson, Justice OF tho peace, u
Roney,h Point, In tho coupiy " ohio and State
ol West Vltglnla, on tho I'd day al MAY, 1893,
betwCen tho hour, Of O'Clock a. IN and Z
O'Clock p, m, 10 10 road IN evidence 10 the
above named cause OF behalf Of said piaintlfs,
and II from any cause tho taking Of tho said dgpo.
slilons shall not DO commenced, OT OOlnR com.
inencol, thAll not 10 completed on that dav,
lilo taking Of tho same Will b. adjourned from
time 70 time nniil the gllIig shall 10 completed.
BARAH ulFFtN, OF nl., plalnlllS,
lyW n DUNLAP their Attorney.
no che doiohdAnG Ap22a
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after it cleared nothing could DO seen OF
the vessel.
Great anxiety is felt for the safety OF
the schooner Marie Ann, which sailed
fromSLittle Bras Dor two months ago
for the sealing grounds, aud has MOI
been heard OF since.
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BAD DRAINAGE Causes much sickness,
aud bad blood and improper action Of
tho liver and kldnoya Is bad drainage to
tho human system, which Burdock
Blood Hlt.eFs remedy,
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TRusrEE,s SALE.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by
Charles Jungling and Laura n. Jungling. his
wife, TO me IS trustee, the hrst dated June 80 i.
County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Decd Of Trust Book No q, page 1T9. tho second
dated Juno q, 1890, recorded In said clerk 5
office In Deed Of Trust Book No. 80. page ll6.
will sell at tho north front door Of tho Court
House OF said county GU
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ART INSTRUCTION..

An Art studio conducted BY Mrs Rosa NJ.
SWEENEY will DO opened IN connection With
Mrs, uAttA school, September "A, Ia the school
building pOnoll Charcoal aud Osayon Dtaw.
lng on and Water Uolor and China Painting,
receive special attention Miss Sweeney hal
been conducting Art Glasses with inafEDd
success IN the cast Tor tho pAsl five on III
ypnr. fnnhnr Inquiry maybe inadOOi MISS
hose N, SWEENEY. bll Mali alfOOt or Mfs
NJ stevens Hart m Main street or al the school
rooms on Rnd aitot Monday September "a
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SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE, 1895,

SATURDAY, THE l0TH DAY OF JUNE, 1875,
commencing at 10 O'Clock q. M, tho following
described property. that Is 10 say: All the In.
tercst Of said parties In and 70 o certain lot Of
Of Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia, IN q
subdivision rniiUd Eimwood Square and hid
outb by John A. Armstrong and Charles Iaue.
said lot being known Us number ten In said
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TERMS OF sALE-onc third and o. much moro
as tho purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF sale, tho balance In two equal installments at
ono and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale to DO given for the deferred pay.
ments, tho title 70 30 held until payment u
made In full.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer. myl0
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E. g. Morris is home from a collecting
tour through the interior Of the state.
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The interest OF sad parties In said lot which
will be sold, 10 tho whole thereof during tho
life OF Christina Katharine HocBchle, and alter
her death the fec 70 the undivided one.h0lf Of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23
LITERATURA
la PRINCEsA vICTORINA

Encontraronse una vez dos hadas jun
to la ladera de an bosque Immediate 4
la ciudad.
Una de- elias. que Sc llamaba Urgan-
da, estaba dc muy NAL humor por no
haber sido invitada a las festas que Sc
habian celebrado para eI bautizo de la
hija del rey; pero la otra. denominada
Filinda, hallabase en- extreme satisfecha
porque la habian convidado la cere-
monia.
Y con las hadas ocurre 10 mismo que
con los hombres; son buenas cuando es
tan contentas, la tristeza las predispo-
ne al NAL
Buenos d as. hermana = djo Fl
linda
-Buenos dias-gruno UrQanda-su-
pongo que te habras divertido mucho
en- Ia corte del rey Mataquir.
-Muchisimo Las salas estaban tan
bien iluminadas como las de nuestros
palacios subterraneos, y sc sirvieron es-
quisitos manjares en- platos de Gro sobre
manteles de encajes. Luego sc bailo. -
-Si. s., desde aqui he dido los violi-
mes. Y en- pago de la hospitalidad del
rey habras hecho 4 Ia Princesa soberbios
dones
--Pues es claro! Ia princesa sera
hermosa como Ell d "a; su voz Sc aseme-
lara la del ruisenor tendra 81 cuerpo
todas las perfecciones imaginables. Ade-
mas, cuando este en- edad de casarse,
contraera matrimonio con uro de los
principes mas bellos y poderosos del
mundo
-iPerfectamentel-dijo Urganda cru
gicndo los dientes. Yo tambien-quiero
mostrarme sgenerosa con ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23
POR Ell RETRAIMIENTO
Yauco, Febrero Is de 1888.
Senior Director de Ell Ciamor del PMS.
Puerto Rico.

Muy senior nuestro estimado .correlgiona-
RIO: Los particulares rumores de que Sc han
heeho eco varios periodicos, ahrmando que al
gunos autonomistas de este pueblo Sc deciden
ir las urnas en- las proximas elecc;ones para
Diputados 4 Cortes, votaudo candidates ec01s6-
n'tcos undergraduates, nos ponen ell case de
utilizar las columnas de su ilustrado periodico,
para desmentir rotundamente esas, tai vez NAL
intencionadas, notcias, que tienden 4 despres
tigiar el digno partido que pertenecemos.
Los autonomistas de Yaueo no transgen
con Ia deshonra, deshonrado quedaria para
siempre aquel que, faltando q los sagrados
deberes que Ell decoro la discipline exi-
gen, aeudiese esta vez votar
81 hay algunos que, esclavos de sus conve-
niencias particulares, anteponiendo estas
los intereses generates de la colectividad ha-
cen TRACTION la misma, conste que esos, 8 no
han sido nunca tales autonomistas, Sc
cuentran va de hecho, excludes de nuestras
flas
Agradeceremos 4 listed la publication de las
anteriores lfneas, suplcando reproduc
eion los demas peri6dieos del Partido, nos
despedimos sns affmos. amigos y correligio-
narios
Aato,sio Mattel Francisco 1ejia -. ". Ga
tell Francisco 1fattei-oJose g. IoaYes- Manuel
Torres Francisco ERmanuelh- Luis Cidnchini =
Pedro j. Rodriguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23
Ell SENIOR sAGAsTA
ha dicho u siguiente

Nos ha dicho 10 siguiente:
-"Claro esta que los proyectos del
sehor Maura son proyectos mios y de
todo el Gobierno.
Toda reforma cuya necesidad este JUS
ti6cada, habrd de plantearse 10 que
adn pueda h1cerse Por decreto Sc hara
en- esa forma, y 10 que no, Sc llevara al
Parlamento.
la forma en- que Sc viene hacienda el
nombramiento de alcaldes en- Puerto
Rico, exigia que q Gobierno le presta-
ra atenci6n para corregir abusos que, con
efecto, seran corrcgidos. Esa es una de
las cosas que tenemos decididas, los
alcaldes dc aquella Antilia seran nom
brados con arreglo la ley.
En- cuanto la tarifa 1nica en- Puerto
Rico Cuba para ejercitar el derecho
electoral, no tiene el Gobierno IN critic
rio cerrado. ST la reforma es necesaIia
81 la experienced demuestra que debe
acometerse. manteniendose todo ell mum
do dentro de los limites recomendados
por Ia prudencia y por el patriotismo,
acometeremos la reforma llevando a las
Cortes un proyecto de ley.
Fl Gobierno tiene el deseo del acierto
quiere probar con hechos y 10 con
palabras, ell vivisimo interes que le ms
pira el bienestar dc nuestras- -provincias
ultramarinas y la satisfaction de todas
sus legitimas aspiraciones.
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COMUNICADO
Senior director de Ia DEMooRAoIA.

Senior director lie la DEMocRAcIA.
Mny senor mfo de mi distinguida eonside-
raci6n:
Habiendo acordado la Delegation del Partido
Autonomista, el retraimento' en- las elecciones
generates para Diputado Cortes, que han de
celebrafse al del proximo Mario, en- cnyo
particle vengo militando desde I.S87 c1mpleme
declarar por exijirlo asf la lealtad de mis- pro-
eedimientos que, no estando conforme con el
.citado acuerdo, desde hoy quedo fuela del
expresado partido en- completa hbertad de
acci6n aunque siempre dentlo del partido libe-
raj Puertorriqueno.
Hecks esta manifestation declare solemne-
mente que trabajare en- favor de la candidatu-
ra de don Eduardo i3ermudez y Caparr6s, dis
tinguido PnertorriqueFo, y que pertenece al
partido liberal democrata de Ia Peninsula, don
de reside
Agradeciendole Ia insercion de las anteriores
lfneas, 81 ilusfrado periodco, me suscribo
de usted su afectisimo S. s. @. B. S. NJ
joss MORALES y SANCHEZ
Ponce. Febrero q de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

5Quien es cnlpable de que las obras
no lleven trazas de lterminar nunca, pc
Sc al subvencionisDao que priva en- ese ne
goclo hispano frances
81 In Balansd responde bien logra
JustIflcar a sus defendidos. tendran al
gun valor sus palabras
81 no comenzarernos * Greer que toma
con demasiado empeno las cosas de la
compania que es capaz de jugarse
por ella su prestigio y su autoridad.
este, francamente, seria mucho
deslnteres en- la 6poca menguada mer-
eantil que atravesamos.
Et Pas. diario madrileno de caracter
republicano, que representa- al partido
zorriIlista en- Ia prensa peninsnlar, es-
cribe:
En- atlas regiones Sc conspira.
IN soldadu de mucho nonbre en- Ia res
tsuracion tlene, aunque parezea extrano, una
/" Entiende que las cosas van llegando al II
mite, y ha fraguado un plan
. La impopHlaridad creciente personal de
ciertas lnstituciones anuncia catastrofe.
Estamos en- saxon de un gope de estado
que tendria 81 apoyo Ia simpatfa de aguien
EN- elevadas regiones.
Solo Sc espera yer el resultado de las
elecciones.
Despues, en- collaboration con elenentos
palaciegos Y con un politico muy nombrado
81 soldado podria llegar 4 puesto que no son6
bajo ell algarrobo de Saguutov
|, Misterioso y enigmatico es el suelto,
bajo ell cual va siente In J'tsticja ruido
de espadas.
En- la naci6n de Prim y Martinez
Campos, de Alcolea de Sagunto, todo
puede venir por los antojos de IN Gene
raj resuelto y audaz
Aguardamos que el drama Sc desarro-
lie quela conjura commence a producer
sus respltados.
Lo mismo da.
La monarquia y la dictadura son va
riaciones de IN sistema, y ESpala no
CANA nj pierde con que SUDAN amos y
bajen los otros.
Canoya y Sagasta Sc parecen como
un m6nstrHO uu caiaHar, y ell lord pro-
tectoy del regimen actual, Martinez Cam
pos, tiene talld para subir a grandes
alturas.
En- tanto la patria eseena
Ira de NAL EN- peor, -
Porque cambiar de cadeno
Solo es cambiar de dol0r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

FL Que suscribe, maestro albanil de esta
del pnblico. en- general, que desde hoy ade-
lante Sc compromete hacer las obras de su pro-
fesi6n que Sc Ia confien, con Ia comodidad para
los dusnos de elias De no tener miedo- las
consecuencias y esponsabilidadcs del convenio,
pues dicho maestro responle con las hncas que
posee en- Ponce, one son en- Ia cahe de Isabel
nna asa H. manlposteria. y en- Ii Gale Atocha
prolongaci6n de III del Hospital, tres solares,
dos en- esquiua y uno al costado, dichos solares
tienen dos casas de madep; mas un solar en- "a
Cantera todo este garantiza al dueno de ia
fabrica, psses aQni no hay engano.
Ponce, Febreroa4 de 1893. -ANtonio .sa'a-
chez Soto. J-lo.
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La Sala Segunda del Tribunal Supreme ha
dictado recientemente sentenea casando la de
la Audiencia de la Habana, la famosa cau-
sa de Prado- Oteiza.
A don Federico Prado Sc lie condena 4 cinco
meses de arresto mayor, sirviendole de abono
la mitad del tempo trascurrido, considerable
su delito como de imprudencia negligencia
en- el desempeno de su cargo.
don Luis Oteiza le impone, por el
delito de malversacion de caudales, la pena de
diecocho amos, dos meses y veintiun dias de
prisi6n ndemnizacion al Estado de 100000
pesos.
Han sido abogados defensotes del senor
Prado, don Miguel Martinez Campos. del Sr.
Oteiza don Jose Maria Espinosa, pasante del
Sr. Labra.
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UNA ESTANCIA

Sc vende la que radica en- el barrio del Real
jurisdiction de Ponce, consta de 50 cuerdas
incadas de cafe, platanos, malangos, de fru-
pastos, malezas. Ell RIO T5sob6n Ia fertilza
Es ma propiedad de tales condolences que
en bIeve tempo el que Ia adaniera, sc vera
resarcido de su coste.
Para informes, dirigirse 4 don Jaime Pages
sen la calle del Leon i las oficinas De este
peri6dico.
to de esta ciudad, cuenta enn una maquina
para descerezar cafe casa para vivienda. liz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-23

pone; pero nadie ha dicho-porque esas
cosas no SC pueden decir con rsz6n-
que 10 dc Ia unihcaci6n de la Quota en-
tire Cuba y Puerto Rico. para tener de-
recho electoral, sea una reforma desc
chada
Esa es una question "a discutir como
tantas otras, y nadie Ia Pensa1o que 4
esa reforma Sc le tengan cerradas las
puertas.