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NE UEEIED TIE HNIOM
The Cixarn,nkers' Delegate Raises n Storrn
In the .. L.

TIE Central Labor Union hal n very inhar-
monious time yesterday over the question OF
the music selected hv CigarmHkers' Union
No. ] ~ for n picnic. Tho trouble re !an when
n complaint from the Progressive Musical
Union WAS received stating ;hnt q ytrmakers
Uni Ma. Ia had ongaEod a band beionning
to the Musical Mutual ,rotccliv, Union. an
organization which the Central Labor luton
hal hoyro'ted. delegate En:-r Of Gig W.
makers Union ~ got np anl said that the
Progressive Musicnl Union music Ill nos suit.
and that his mi in hni gone To- the Mpsiral
Mutual Protective | mon. which IL affiliated
with the American Fc iurattou of LIoHr. He
ad,l'd tha the Genital iaior Union might
make what motion It liked :; the men had been
hired. and they would play ut the picnic.
At tins open defiance OF the union there was
great excitement.
Everybody tried to speak at the same time.
Delegate Harrison said he never heard OF such
nu!nrity h.frre. 1t was finally resolved that
Cignrhskers' Onion No. IA shoul be re-
puirei TO provide music recognized as union
music hy the central Labor Union or be sus-
pended from tho central body.
about resolution. which was ,ina!y adopted
asking the Central Labor Federation to lay
aside all diTrr"nc.s fora day and co6perhte
with the Central Labor Union in making the
Labor Day parade u success.
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sonrt Calendar. TIL. Day.

SUPREME Cnrrr-GysERIL TERa-Recess continued.
CHANsEss-Moton calendar called at II o'clock sPEciAS
the term.
CiRcuir couRr-Part iH-Adiourned until June 30
suRRoeArrs corRT.1MAL TrRM.=wils OF NINA
CuinnlM,,-Will' e K.chara Coko. 80 T., NJ For pro-
bats-WillS of simon stanlhem. iieorge Iiufson Rich
ard Moor. ie'er rniver. Bernard hamburger LisnkA
Hall. Emma VI. scudder. Martha Cotton, William n
BryRn Bridget Moran, lOi3D A. NJ
CoaMos PLEAs-GEsERAL TERa. -Ad journed nfii June
- SPECIAL lHRA-hotionS EouiIr rERs.-tsSs on.
-Casc unfinished. Nos. 6S8 n48 225 1926 isIn 49,
1872, 1882 llo!. 1osp Part II-'ase or Pollock agt
Pollock. Part iII.-Adonrned for the term,
sCPEROR COuRT--trNEEAL TEHH.-Aiiogrnel until
SOL TaAL TERN-rars l.. H., IH.-Adjourned for the
term
cnr CoUxr-sr.cI!L TrRS Motions TaI.L TyHn,-part
I-IleAr Nos. u 81 l25S. 2IJt s+b. 1881 2bsi PART
Il;--Clear. Nos, 2SaG 2s72 2s13 17Tt. i7sO 2pia.
257s. 1854. 2all, 2nl7 Lot :e26 2blh Par, iii !,
2I7I, :o77. PISA, a7Gt 400. 2oJb: ;i6etH PART
lids sass sS" SAT- ss;e as So" s7ss ssS,s;
cassA Nos los. 100. l04 lO7. loS. 100.
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In the RenI E.tnte Field.

The summer duIness Is over the market
The transactions have been almost insignia-
CANT and the lndisposition to operate. other
for speculation or Investment, is daily moro
pronounced. Brokers' sales Include:
NEW YORK.
William L. hull Is re not.ed to have sold the brown:
fnirtyssnsa 'nsst sarnefiy tue prsp.riy OF w,iiaa
X. craze. at $4,000 an aivincs ~ $1,000 over the
koosis ."iaS Co. nsys ."!i no aye,ssory store and
.r-st nna Xm,n nvsHms for Robert Blackburn to Bsr
form. sas"f : 70 wes, s,x,es9,n street. f9r John
mann tran .ierrrd tins wees.
john Z. sar,h ma. sSd The " Park View FLATS" GOV.
between io%d ara i4 81 .tr.s's 5o.lYxi" com:
q" on a 100 fs' tnf 'SsF . (: as
.rsa n In: H"%s Lux s' srs 1' on AND
the tito Eyfins neyftone BT,wcry; at Rrad,nr Pa
lots aAi 'sa
al anu @ ts'i
sha he tve,tnry Gr,Ss aud stone apartment hous:
fsrn "ssn ana s,5ss se oS
.Gf . g.
is %s.s 9ss ss ana
The 'i,y Real Estate Company rsporss through VIII.
a XII nj o OF "a. the wns 81 ana
third street and Nest End avenue one Of this new
Nj SsPFl.5 ,p .o,a
naTS s nu vest 20 OF M ss. e fo
paRh to Robert tiackb burn for $5DODO
MAX Simon has sold the We story double fat house
with stole o5x,sxs4 No 1888 Amster dam Avenue for
Agnes L. iiobbs
James <, Holmes sold pre- mises No, 22O Woss
sixiy.fourth street 25xs5xlu05. for S26. 900.
Henry :. Herman, ur Adler / Herman, has pur.
chased for his own occupancy the dwelling No 81
East Ligh,ieth street. from Rudolph Lehman.
John \. folding has sold the three story brown
cling pDx1oS 100 H. No. 153 East Sixty.third
e ar ~, ~ suo unt, " u
used A. n work my Rirs' home
otnlny Flat IA We sold TO Martin fully and Jamss
Connolly for Br j. ". Iiupf-ld Leipzig Germany.
the Mot look o feet at the corner OF n
Ann's avenue and l45th street. for $4,000
Lynch 4 Donnely have sold the tw story brick
hais fx75xlOo Nos 1903 and sos West street 20
a Mr Muller.
J. HolzenberRcr sold for p Fisher the four-story
house. No. I.6I5 Second avenue to II. +. Pyo.
The sale Is report of tho four story red stone
aud brick front DIVE l.ugs 2Ox56 ana extension xIOo
each Nos IL and IL West Eightythird street, to Mr.
GIlender.
Gihn Taylor hRve sold the four-story brown stone
II. stud sll for S37 90.
Henry T. stevens mas sold to Bernard J. Isect the
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Anarchist L,,erature In Italy.

ROME. June 25.-Many Anarchist news
papers. leaflets. and books have been seized in
the barracks in Milan. Naples, Florence. and
Turin within the last five days. The military
authorities think that the matter has been
amuggled into the barracks for months with
the connivance OF non com m ssioned officers.
MANY non-commissioned officers have been
arrested on suspicion OF having facilitated the
circulation OF Anarchist literature. and several
conn isaioned officers have been reduced In
rank to punish them for negligence.
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Duke de verasun the Guest OF Albany.

The Duke and Duchess de Veragua and suite
went to Albany yesterday afternoon. The New
York Central train to which their special car
was attached left tho Grand Central Station at
4:3O o'clock. Tho Duke and his party will re-
main in Albany only ono day. They will be the
city's guests. and tho freedom OF the city will
be conferred on the Duke.
After leaving Albany the ducal party will
make a flying trip to tho Adirondacks. return
ing to this city on Wednesday evening, as tho
Marquis de Villolabor says the Duke wants to
have two more days In New York before he
sails for home next Saturday.
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Note. OF Foreign Happenings.

Goldsbrough. Mort Il Coz bankers and mer-
chants in Melbourne. have suspended pay
msnt. Their liabilitiea are f2.5Ul.Obt Thor
are expected to resume business shortly.
Dispatches from Bangkok say tina. the
Rong and Rong- Salem in the Gulf OF siam.
No resistance was offered by the natives
Cardinal Thomas, on assuming his title yes
terday. delivered q Discourse on the fapacy as
Pope treated with democracy as Si1tua Y.
treated with Henry ". and rs Plus VII treat
ed with Napoleon.
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He p,an. Know Her Las, Name.

KANSAS CRY. Kan. June 25.-Just across
the state line Solomon Williams called on the
District Clerk and asked for marriage license.
What 10 the lady's name 7" asked the Cleyk.
after he had hllsd out the intended groom's
name.
why Maggie. Oh, Miss Maggie; that ia.
to tell the truth. don't know her last name.
Ill her name In when hand 1t to the preacher u
psnss ceumissensF heCiAys says Dr.. DsAnss DYE.
JspsiA fills sRxs ~ Whe tJy tasnl-AaS
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CoGLAN's PARTY ENDED IN ROW:
One OF the Guests Was DIssatIsned with tho
Reireahments Provided, md Said 30.

One OF the 9ueatD was DiS0Atlsnrd with tho
R.freahments Provided, md Said So.
Thomas CoRlan. who owns small frame
house at 5 Manhattan street. entertained
dozen or so OF his friends on Saturday night.
Coglan paid for the beer until one of his guests
declared that he was the prince Of entertainers.
Yes" said a man who sat in a corner but
it's poor entertainment when an Irishman 10
asked to spoil his constitution with four beers
to every sup Of the real old stun. Sure it's
an hour since any one asked me to surprise
myself with drop Of whiskey, and III drink
no more beer"
At this declaration the friends OF Mr. Coglan
undertook to throw the Disconnected guest ont
OF the house. Some took the guests part and
q free fight followed. Policeman Tracey OF the
West 10Th street station dragged the dissat-
O'Rourke. q coal peddler. knocked the officer
down and the prisoner escaped. Tracey went
Tracey's faco was much swollen when he
arraigned ORourke In the Harlem Court yes
to-day. The prisoner WAS held In $500 bail
for examination.
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A COKE OPERATOR IN STRAITS.
John q. Newmeyer OF Cniontown. Pa, Uu
able TO Meet Business Obligations.

John =. NeWWeyeT OF CHfohtoW"' T"'' C"-
able to Meet Business Obligations.
US1oNTowN. Pa, June 2a-John 8. New
meyer. the coke operator OF Dawson. Ia In
fnan cial straits. In the last two days judg-
ments aRRregating $4,000 have been entered
up against i'm here and mortgages am ounting
to Sl26. DE. 81 are on record. Newmeyer owns
2.17O acres OF coal lands In Perry township. In
GLIDING $50 acres OF surface. which cost about
81. 100 an acre. and $50. 900 has been OK pended
In sinking shafts. opening mines. buildings.
and other Developments OF the property
Mr.. Newmeyers embarrassment ia tho re-
suit OF overlooking with coal lands which can
not be realized on in the tight money market:
Some capitalists here and In other parts q
S3OO.OD capital to take his holdings and COM
plete the plant. 1t 10 thought there. are some
large notes not yet entered up. and that the
liaLilities will axsaad 5000. 600
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THE COCARDE FORGERIAS.

Morton and Editor Ducret Under Arrest for
the Crime.
PARIS. June 25.-M. Norton. who is under mr.
rest for having forged the toca,de documents
at first alleged to have been stolen from the
British Embassy. declared to-day that NJ.
Ducret editor Of the Cocdrie. advised him to
commit the forgery. Ducret. who also IL un-
der arrest, denies this. Ducret was taken to
his house to- day to help the police search for
evidence concerning the forgery. hut nothing
was found The ,Jcdrdp office. too has been
searched. but az far as known nothing COM
promising was discovered
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Thomas Coughlin, alias Thomas Kelly. was
arrested on Friday afternoon charged with
having attempted to steal a $3.50 diamond
stud from Lawyer Albert s. Warner. Mr.. War
ner was standing on the platform Of tho South
Forty station talking to his partner. Louis
Grant. when tall thin young man brushed
against him; AZ the same time he FELT u tug At
be thief and handed him over to q policeman.
Coughlin was held In the Tomhs Court under
ST 600 bonds to await tho action oil the Grand
Jury.
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On Guard Against the Anarchists.

BERSE. June %. This city has been placed
temporarily in a state of petty siege in order
that the repetition Of recent Socialist and An
pnrades and public m ceilings have been forbid
den. The workingmen's mass meeting. which
was to lie held to- day. has been postponed in
definitely, as tho authorities prohibited It
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BURNED HIS MIs1Rksss cLozHEa
'Longsboremau Evan. Started a Lively Bon.
hre In HIS Room.

hre In HIS Room.
Charles H. Evans. negro 'longshoremnn. 81
years old, lived at 3Gt Baxter street with
Kittie Davis. a good-looking neRress. ten years
younger than he. Recently the two quarrelle ed.
and since then Evans has been so violent that
Kittie began to fear for her life. On Saturday
night. despite Evans's entreatios. she went
away declaring that she would never return.
In q rage Evans gathered toget her tho woman's
clothing. and. making q pile OF 1t in the middle
Of the floor. bet fire to it,
Policeman UCopnell OF the Elizabeth street
station saw smoke coming nut OF tho windows
and ran up to Evauss rooms. which are on the
first floor. Tho clothes by this time were we'll
nblaze and so was the woodwork OF the man
room in a state Of wild excitement. The ni.
flcer trampled out the fire and locked Evans
up on u charge Of malicious mischief
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American Th,eve. Confess.

BERLIN. June 25.- Harden and Glover. the
two American swindlers arrested on May "
for theft robbery pickin pockets. and conf
dence work, have confessed to five big rot-
berries. Pearls valued at 10000 marks. which
they stole from jewellers. have been recovered.
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tho pleasant effect and perfect safety with which
Figs under all conditions. makes IL their fayorite
remedy To get the true and genuine article look for
me name the California Flg syrup GO. printed near
ths bottom Of the pAokAgs-Ad~
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The Great Expositon Flyer OF the New Fork Central
leaves New York every day 81 IN only 20 hours TO
The Worlds Far. secure sesennedA'tsns " AeVasSs
-AS~
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ARIZONA.

TUCSON. June l7.-G. W. Hull il 10 from
Jerome and says that the pGnllc have ny.
idea Of the extent of the great mines OF the
United Verde Copper Company at that point
which are among the largest paying ore do
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i Bn1IorzoA sz "LA OopnzsroxDnxmA Oh P4o-R1ce"

uego SO evant ag6 aombrero deaat6 IL cuerda qne
sefa su cntura dirig6 los guias seas cuyo rentido
comprendieron esos duda pueto que 81 punto desen
gancharOn e cabao de de los trneos coocaron el
extreme de Ia cuerda 81 canine at6ronla al triuso Ii
bre, le smpujaron guayidad por ID vertente del
absmo como habfan hecho 81 viaiero Suspenddo un
insante el vacio el trneo descend6 lentamente Ri
vsjero que 10 esperab dssaparec6 por espaco de agu
NOS segundO efectudndoSe despu6s 81 prodgiO e mila
gro 81 desenlace mGgico dsngui6ss 81 sombrerlo foo
= Ia fgura de Minnie.
Era ella sn duda, era Minnie 81 bsbG adorable viva
sin herdas El extraniero IL ayudsba salr del preci
pcO alberto On 81 barranco sola sscal6 Las dtmss
peas did unas palmadss tan luego halo fuera
de aquela tumba dirig6 al trineo al cual sub6
volvi6ndose sus pieles
El joven extranjero hizo una nueva sehal Comenz6
10 maniobra en- sentdo nverso cuidadosa lentud I'll
raron los guas del rneo ascension csreca de ries
pero entonCes todos los baxo los
tenddos hacia Minnie parecfan atraera reenera mpe
dir que csyera dc nuevo hacia atr6s
lega 81 fin, pone el pie 81 bor5e. cae en- los bra.
nos que sc disputan rompe rsas soozos palidecs
cierra los ojos, vacla 90 desvanece.
En- cuanto al conductor que habfa caido CON Minnie
creemos poder asegura sin incurrr fasedad que fu
salvado amb6n. E sbismo solo guard6 81 cadSvor del
cabalo J los restOs del trneo.
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Rscortamos de un colega peninsular:

Rscottamos ue I'm colegs penlnsaIaF:
"Miaa Elena Gould, Ia hijz del archimillona
rio jay Gould, 90 so!tera, y CON este queda dicho
81 10 spreciable 'yankas" tsndra sinndmero de
pretendientes su blanea mano. Tantos SON los
golosos que acuden al dorado bz1llo de sus milo.
mes, que continuamsnte recibe apasionadfsimas
declaraciones de amor, que van parar al cesto
de Los papeles rotos. Pero como agunos han
psDsado en- un rapto, la joven se ha viato precsa.
da montar un serviclo de ''poIicemens" para su
vigilancla exclusive, tornado por individuos de
toda su confanzas espl6adidaments retribuidos y
muy bien tratados. Esos "policemens" 10 escol-
tan todas parties y NO 10 pierden nunca de vista
Miss Elena Gould NO tiene novio. Su gusto es
difcil, pues de los mushos retratos que Ia han re
mitido todcs los busnos mozos, ninguno oe elloe
la Ia satsfecho Pero NO hay que perder la es-
peranza, senores pretendisntss de eherede az ricas
Miss Gould tiene rs millones de 'dollars", amen
de muchas prop.edsdes."
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Solicitsron ingreso aAoe he como socios en- 10
"Benefactora de sus aseciados", doiia Rafaela Es.
cudero, dona Micaela velilla, de Mansebo, dons
Juana Froilana del Carmen, dona Lulsa Beran
des, doita Juana Bautsta del Carmen, dona Been
Nieves; don Francisco Gomez Villarino, don Juan
Cueto Rodriguez, dom Alfonso Escalona, don Joa
quin Pujal Santana, don Manuel Torres Borges
doha Trinidad Bersfos de Torres, doha JuaDa Fe.
ipa Rodriguez, doiis Conception Lauresno, don
Eleuterio Martel y doha Maria Antonla Cepeda
Canalaa.
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Un general escoces, sir Archibald, ha mos

Un genefal escoCea, SIR Archibald, Ia mos
trsdo au opinion acerca de Ia pr6xima guerra.
Eata ser6 tuna guerra de jigantss" entre Fran
cia Russia por una parte, y Alemania, Austria
4 Italia por otrs. Russia hace esfuerzos lnmen-
sos para aglomerar grandes nasas dc soldadoa
Bobre 10 frontsra polaca, de manera que, CON Ia
cooperaci6n de Flancia, puede aplanar Alenna
mia. Hsata que osta contienda NO tsrmine, dice
sir Archibald, Russia rsnunciara aus proyectoz
amblciosos sobre Constantinopls. El citado gene.
raj manifesto que Ia guerra ser& muy rdpida y
deatructora, y que TODD 10 reducirA una campa,
fin de dos tres meses, 10 sumo. Las poten--
cjse que mss podran hsredar Heran Francia 6
Alamania lta1is. 81 la doble alianzA resultara
venclda, Francia Seria repartida por sus tres ri
wales, hasts,e ell extreme que NO volveria levan-
tar caheza otra vez. Pero ST. por el contrario,
las tres potencias aliadas SON vsncidas, Alamanis
& Italia setfan repartidas entire sus dos rivales,
amen de cEeeidisimAs indemnizaeiones de guerra:
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EL BARoSstANERIcANo

rioso 6eS envuelto pisss a ovsn bHaba L. cabesa
medic cerraba los ojos. =
De repente ruido extraho, aterrador una voz de
gante eev6 subendo del abismo: 81 eco que
su inmensa boca aullaba al monsruo invisible de as
alturas @.
Todos los pechOs SO oprimisron CON insxpicabls an
gustia
SCuSl era 81 peligro7 sDs d6nde venfaf Nadie podia
decirlo pero estaba a aproxmaba esperkbase dc
momento otro yer surgir rodar II avalanche Inn
petu violento
ri primer conductor el que gufa 81 trineo de Minnie
anza grto, se evanta os BRACES hacia ell cieo
voviendose los e sigucn les re desespera-
das La caravana % detiene, pero 81, pusds retro
ceder.
Castiga al cabalo CON vigoroSo latgaxo que hace
salr al animal escape; pero ID nieve SO deKrumba
despl6mase Ia preAentda masa Irresistible formidable
81 alud ss hunde TODD desaparsce, cuando Ii nube
blanca que produjo Ee dispa esta aH e trineo.
lHabia sido desruido por ls avalancha arrastrsdo
por 81 caballo2
Dos grtos habfan traspasado aque enpantoso esrusn
do ell gO delirante del conductor grito de Minnie
lasimero, agudo como el de no que viera compren
diese L muerte Despu6s, NADIA; al tumuto Guced6 eli
ilencio.
Lo que quedaba de aquella inmensa masa de nisve,
depues de haber oscado momento habiase precpita
do On 81 absmo.
Sn aientos. parazados todos permanecian en- 81 bor
de dc lA nma que se habfa trarAd0 ID avalanche.
La vertiente cortadak pico no era otra cosa que M
espeio de hieos tornado 6ngulo xecto una profund
dad que excedia de cien pies s
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Continda Ia reIaclon ds los donatiyoa hechos
para Ia adquisici6n de nm nuevo altar de Nuestra
sSefora de la Providencia q iniciativa del Sr. Ar
cediano de esta Iglesia Catedral-Suma ante.
rior /, 965 pesos-Dofa Carmen Trinidad dc Ruiz,
peso'; dofs Maria Davila, 2 idem; Doiia Nico-
lasa Davils, 2 idem; pbro. D. Baldomero Monta
ner, i'd; Pbro D. Santiago Hita idem; ID.
Ramon Arias, 2 idem; D. Juan Miranda, 2 idem;
D Francisco Fontanillas, 2 idem; D. Salvador
Alsina, idem; D. jose Agull6, idem, D. San
tos Fiippi, 2 idem; D. Joaquin Ramos idem;
D. Luis de 10 Roza. idem; d. Juan Vidal,
idem; Ssnores Flgueroa y @" idem-suman
2. .98S pesos. lContinnarAl.
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NwVspores Gus bal eepesan:-" "EI espafi

G@ V&porss que 80 espeean:- " El espanol
Alav4 rali6 el Is del corriente de Liverpool
Ell esp&nol Ramon de Herrera" sali6 eI 20
de 10 Habaua llegara aqui el 80 del actual
El ssp&nol Bsnita debe haber salido 81 l6 de
Live srpool.-Et alern6n " Rehiwiedar," proceden
to ds Hamburgo, Bremen y ss. Thomas, estara
aqni el 26 del que rije y seguir6 visje para
Aguadil!a, MaysgGsz, Ponce, Colon, Cartagena y
SsbauilIa. Ell sspAiol Miguel Gallart sali6 el
Is directamente dc Ia Corufa para este puerto y
seguir& viaia para 10 Habana y Cienfuegos E
espanol Bnenaventura aaldra dc Liverpool 81
80 del sctuaI.--~E 25 oil espsnol "Conda Wifre
puet to, el de Santiago de- CUBE Y Ia Habana.
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Hoy ha sido nrmado pos eI Excmo. senor
Gobernsdor General, 81 decreto por el cual 60 dis
pone el establecim1ento de una carterla en- Ia al.
dea Saenz, barrio de Montogo, entire Mayag1sz y
Maricao de asuerdo CON 10 solicitado por varlos
vecinos propietarios de Ia citada Aldea. Felici
t.mos los mencionsdos vacinos que mucho
agradec sr&n Ia actividad CON que ha sido despa.
chado este asunto en- 81 Gobierho General.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

Aver 80 inscribieron en- el Regiatro Civil del
Juxgsdo Municipal de Cstsdral los nacimientos
de Eusebio Morales y Eacalera y las defunciones
de Quintin Garcia Moreno y Rerm6gsnes Expo
Hito Fernandez, de fsbre amarills.-En el de San
Francisco loH nacimisnton de Francisco Nieto y
Huarte Alberto Clarke Yones.
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Feron sdmitidos anuche, como socios, an la
&Benefsctora de sus asociados," don jose Rodri
guez Larrosa, dona Gregoria Csrazo de Gull, don
Bruno Eacalers, dom Armando Pujol dofa Jose
ia Frsile, dona Carolina Escalera, don Limo Cas-.
tro, dom Juan Coto, dona TomaBa Firman, don
Juan Ortiz, don Wsneeslao Allende, dom Alfonso
Montan6s, don Jesds Lebr6n, don Francisco San
chez don Simon TOMS ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27
Calzado Catalan

De auela pura, Sin CARTON, 10 ha rsci.
bido magni6co, elegante muy barato 81 SALON
SERRAT --Tetuan ., bajos .sHotel Universo."
Lo hay para senoras, csbaleros nifos
Tambi6n ha rccibido camiSetas y mediSs de
punto, fnas ordinarias, precios nunca viatos.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-27

La artilleria rusA hA coaservado hasta aquf
la antigua organization de ocho piezas por bate
1aE psro ahora un nuevo reglsmento sobre el ii
ro admita la constitution de Ia baterfa en- seis
piezas Al determinar lsa nuevsa reglas del tire
On un ejercito, el Csar recomisnda sus artille
ros que solaments alcancen Ia velocidad maxlma
en- sus diFparOa cortas distanciaa. segtn Ale
jaudro Ill, Ia bateria de ocho pleas CON el tiro
regulator, disparar4 de ocho doce cahonazos
por minute, y IL de seis piszas de seis nueve
por minute. Eata rapidez en- el tiro, solo se con-
.aervar& por espacio do clnco minutes. Cuando
be trate de una distancia de tres mil metros, en-
tonces 90 juzgara aufciente tres disparos por mi
nuto, quedando terminantamente prohibido los
oRciales sumentar Ia rapidez del tiro, aunaue loa
encargados DC aervir Ia pieza nimplifquen los mo-
vimientos regulares de 10 carga Las indicacio
mes dadas por 81 Gear Ia artillerfa rusa hacen
honor al sentldo militar de aqu6l, pues IL oca.
sion presents han podido comprobarse los reaul
tados POGO Batisfactorios del tiro rapido en- loa
cszonazOs sin fin qRs go han disparsdo en- el cam
po de Meilla por nosotsos, y en- Rio Janeiro por
los marines rebeldes de ls escnadra brasilena.