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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

fever through merchant vessels arriving
from brunswick Washington. Balti-
more, Richmond and Norfolk are depen-
dent upon Cape Charles quarantine sta
tion in Chesapeake Bay for protection
against the arrival in these ports Of ves-
sells carrying contagious diseases. a
strict Inspection has been matntaiied all
the summer at Cape Charles OF every
vessel arriving and Instructions were for
waTded the quarantine officers today TO
take extra precautions i'm the case or ves-
sells from Brunswick or other southern
ports. Surgeon-G General Wyman has no
fear, however. OF any rpread OF the dis
ease In northern ports. as II has not as
sumed an epidemic form in the South.
AUSTIN. TEN. Aug. 2t-The state
health officer this morning received a
despatch from Surgeon-General Wyman
announcing another case of yellow fe-
yer In brunswick. Ca, wholly disconnect-
ed from the other case He teiegraphed
20 New Orleans authorities 10 know IL
they had declared quarantine against
Brunswick, and, II not. he proposes to
declare Texas quarantined against that
place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

WASHINGTON. August A.-Inspec-
tor Guiteras teiegraphs the Marine Hos
pitai Bureau from Brunswick. Ga. that
a third case Of yellow fever Is there.
unconnected with the others. The child
wa, removed out of town by its mother.
Surgeon Carter, on hearing Of the di-
sease. followed and Isolated and guarded
tba case. 3. p Harris. the second VIC
tim Of yellow fever. died late last night.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Aug. 2A-There
Is quite an extensive coastwise trade be-
tween Brunswick and the cities further
north on the Atlantic coast and chesa-
peake bay. and the Marine Hospital
bureau II taking extra precautions to
. prevent . possible spread iof yellow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Fears Of Hydvoph sbfa.
fa...t.I

MoRaASros, n. c., August 24.--On Mon
dsy evening q man hy the name OF PsskeJ
left for the Pasteur Institute Of Ma
York. lie was bitten several weeks sgd
by dog supposed 10 be mad. He came
TO Moraanton in search OF q maidstone.
aud bearing that there was one in Sails
bury went there aud had II applied. Ha
returned home and seemed TO DO ali right
until last week when hog. which had
been attacked at the same time by tho
same doa. went mad. Then Mr.. Parker
became 40 much alarmed that money was
raised to send him to New York. As vet
hc has mad no symptoms of hydrophobia.
The Dnnaysnt Cotton Mills. which have
tecn closed down for the last week.
started up on Tuesday.
Ten Waldenses arrived ct Vsldsss fSom
Utah on Monday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Dsssk Of hs. TaemsA q. Campbell.
,HpockSlj

LunAr, Va. Aug. A.-Mr. Thomas r.
Campbell. Jr., died ct his residence here
last night Of consumption. He had been
10 i'll health for two or three years. bu,
had only besn confined 70 bis house fol
about two months. He was about IL years
old. and leaves widow and four children.
Mr. Campbell had bsen deputy shssia oi
Was lustics Of the pssos for Lsrsy dis.
trick He. had also Allied other positiona
of trust and responsibility aud was bald
10 high esteem. He wss consistsul
member OF tho Methodist EpisoopsI
Church South. and son Of the late Nn'
Campbell. a prominent citizen. Who died
some months ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
A Town Wiped Ont.

MERGED. CAL, Aug. 14.-Ths town Of
Merced Falls, twenty miles north OF here.
has been destroyed by fire. The Merced
wooden mills, valued at $4,000; Nelson's
-four mill. s25. 1000. and the warehouse of the
wooien mills. containing goods worth $50,
0o0. were burned The town has about $50
inhabitant-. mostly employees OF the mills.
The wooden mills will not be rebuilt. lnsur-
ance on the wooden mills, f70, 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Schooner Wrecked; Men Drowned.

AsBIJRY PARK, ~ j., August "a
The two masted fishing schooner. Mary r..
Kelly, OF New York, Capt. Chris Grat-
lin, Of Brooklyn. was wrecked here *
five o'clock, this morning, fo1r OF the ere"
cf eleven men were drowned; the others
were rescued by Capt, Edwards OF the
limited States Life Saving station at Deal
Reach and a volunteer crew OF hotel
guests. The bodies OF the drowned men
have not yet been recovered. They were
the Captain. Mate. Cook and Fish Hman.
There has been considerable damage
done by the storm along the entire
New Jersey coast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Clerk of ways and Means Committee.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Aug, A.-chair-
man Wilson today appointed Henry Tai
bot OF Illinois. clerk Of the committe on
Ways and Means. Mr.. Talbot was en-
ploycd In the same capacity under the
Chairman ships OF Messers Morrison and
Mills and since the Flftieth Congress
has been connected with the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, August ~
directors OF First National Bank OF Day
ton. Tenn. have decided to suspend pay, =
ment % 70 depositors for sixty days ana a
c,rcnlar 10 that effect been mailed TO ihe
the depositors. The assets are more .nan
double the liabilities, but the strinsency
In the money market. makes stoppase
of business necessary. The bank hopes
sumo in two months or l5s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
4 Lumbss Dealer AsstgnA

sTAunros. Va. August 4.-P. II Eqbsnk'
sssigned to-day 70 W. X. LAndss, trustso'
Liabilities e7.s5t.23. as follows: Btauntop
Perpetual Building Compapy, ei,G10I "a
u. f. Basby $3333S; Alice q. eteinb buck.
5000; other creditors. $500. Assets about
$4,000. Creditors OF the 9th class are lum.
Ser dealers from Eastern Virginia and
North Cafoiins. The Stanton Pesps(nsl
Building Company 10 the Asst prslssssl
creditor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
The Home Rule Bill.

LONDON. ENG. Aug "a II 10 officially
annoonced TO-DAY that the House OF Lords
will take up the Home Rule bill September
5th. if.the measure passes is shird rsading
in The House OF Commons next week. ~ Is
il expected it will Closure will be applied TO
the report stage OF the bill tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

ssossos jones aud Delegate withrsw Bee
nomioa ted -McLaeghItn Endorssd-

CovIsoros. Va. August H.-The senate
rial convention of The SeSsath dtsirto'
mst here TO-DAY and re-nominated Hon.
D. 2. Jones. Of Highland county. by sccia
nation.
The assembly district convention also
met and re-nomihstsd Hon. A. /. With
row. of bath. by acclamation.
Resolutions were adopted by both COP.
ventions endorsing Hon. VIM. Aei.aughr
lin, of Lexington. foi the Supreme Court
and urging his election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Brass uanufacturing Plant DESTROYED

ST. LOUIS. August pa fire tDday de-
stroyed the plant OF the Western Brsas
Manufacturing Comp ny, at 6l5-sI7 Walnut
Street. causing total ,oss of about sl65, 900.
on Which the insurance is about three quar-
ters of the loss. The Standard Theatre ad-
joining was slightly damaged by ire and
Uafar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

has. been rendered q position In the In
terbr department
Rev. Dr. Moses ID. Hoge is registered at
the Metropolitan.
The Hon. John L. Mason, who repre-
sents the counties Of Stafford and King
George In the House Of Delegates, is in
the city
Mr.. Joseph f. Robinson. OF Colds
borough. n. C., Is here in the interest Of
Mr.. G. H. Aycock. who wishes 10 be dis
trict attorney for the eastern district Of
North Carolina. lie has also fled the pa
pers Of ex-Sheriff David a. Granthem for
position in the secret service. H. l.. W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Anarchists In limbo.

ROME, Aug. 24.-Fearing that renewed
disorders would dc fomented by the nnar.
night and surrounded the French embassy
aud other buildings with troops. These
precautions suficsd and no Gerioua dis
tUbsnoss were attempted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

<Auanta Coustttution}
The democrats oi virginia aso g -
congratulated upon Aelr noninak1pa q
the Hon. caAr'As !. oSesrsn lnr ssssr3
nor.
Mr.. oFerrsll has distnguiaAsd puh{
nc record. He b sspssiAl1y popnsAae v1tI
oeorG1Ans On eccoune of - vulnnna3
- active ~ ~ ssndsoon = uoeuuoni
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
CONFEDERATE RALLY
0vsv TArss MssdrsA OsA esssssss -
La.sp--Amssg xhsa psos Tsss Wsse
rhs Blus--D -DssA>sue--AaAsssssss


Borprow, Va, August M.-Ths laresse
crowd that ever assembled here Was Gstb.
cred to-day at the grand reunion. bsrbs'
cue and spsech-mskins given under the
auspices Of Armistsad Camp OF Confcder-
alto veterana Three hundred old soldiers
we're In lima The few Federal soldiers
living hare manifested interest and kindly
feelings. Abundant provision was made
to feed the people. Much enthusiasm pre-
vailed. good order was maintained. snd
nothing occurred 10 mar shs enjoy mept "a
the occasion. The addresses we're shorN
justly stating facts. and yet brothery.
rsx sPFAxsRs.
They were made by Commander ChsSies
Alexander, Captain 7. ID. JeMrsss. Col. :.
Thomas Goode, Sergeant w. 4. Athins,
and tho orator of the day, Judge II. W.
Eiournoy. who surpassed himself. -,
Fifty-four new members were enrolled.
orytcsRs sLscrup.
The following officers were elected,
Commander, Charles Alexander; rrss
Lieutenant Commander. j. Thomas aoode;
Second Liauteuant Commander. Il. \.
Smith: Third Ileutenant Commander, L.
ID. Jeffrees, Adjutans, +. b. Goode; Quar-
termaster, +. A. Parke; Sergeant. Mayor
II. Wade, Jr.; Treasurer, j. X. hedderly;
Surgeon. K. T, Webbs Chaplain, Roy. Z.
o. Edwards; Ofhcer OF she Day. !. I.
Alexander; yidette, ]. Hsskins: Color
Sergeant, Joseph Larry, Color Bearers,
Robert Puryear and William Russell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
shIpwRscKso cRsW PICKED UP
Tho Nate sna Five seauasn of shs sshee-
nsr bsib rroughs to Norfolk

Especially
Norfolk Va. Aug A.-The British
steamer Bros. Captain Cole from Tampa.
arytved At Lambcrts Point to-aight with
Captain George StSrms and mate and i've
ssamen. the Khipwrcched crew Of the
csoAixed schooner Thomas T, Balb. picked
% yesterday by the British steamship
rainforth. OF New Castle. 70 miles south
east OF Cape Henry. The Earnforth Is
bound to New York from tho Gulf Of
tfesico with mahogony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
u scount Rate Raised.

LONDON. Aug. A-At regular week
iy meeting today OF Directors OF the
Rank OF England. II was decided to raise
the banks rate OF discount to five per
cent. THIS " an advance Of one PEI eent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

SARATOGA. n. T., Aug. 2i.-Firs,
race six furlongs-Lester first. White
Wings second. Duke John third. Time,
| In I-2.
Second race. five furlongs-Fredericks
first. I'D Kearney second, Verbia third.
Time. loo IL.
Third race. six furlongs-Wambezo
first. Jake Johnson second, Fannie BeV-
erly third. Time. 1:20.
Fourth race. one mile and one-six-
teenth-Fostoris first. Judge Morrow Sc
cond, Riot third. Time, .54 IL.
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Rey del
Mar first. Manhansett second, Tar and
Tartar third. Time. 1:37.
Sixth race-Declared off.
MONMOUTH 4-...4A. n. j., Aug. ~.
First race six furlongs-Correction first,
Vestibule second. Aloha third. Time,
1i3
Second race, six furlongs-Nelie Pey-
ton (gelding) first, Uncle Jess second.
Perrier Jouet third. Time, III 1-2
Third race, the Orange stakes. seven
furlongs-Ch first. Arab second,
Julien third. Time. i:23 "a.
Fouth race, the Elizabeth stakes. one
mile and a furlong-Charmion first, Au-
gusta Belle second, Grace Brown third
Time. 1:5s IA.
Fifth race. five furiongs-Kazan first.
venusburg second. Nahma third. Time.
100.
Sixth race, seven frlongs-Lamp-
lighter first. The Ironmaster second,
Herald third. Time. l:so IL.
Gloucester Entries for To-Day.
First race, one and one quarter miles;
Selllng-National. ll2; Capt. Hammer,
ll2: Chauncey, 107; The Forum, ioi; Sieh-
all. l02: Annawan. lO2.
Second race fve-eigths OF mile;
three year old d;sellng-strasburg Date
Relay colt) 10: Fagin. lO7; Eli. lOl; Miss
Mamie. los; Linstes, lO4
Third race, four and half furiongs;
llng-Uncertainty, no; Shellbark, ITO;
Paulette 100; Rancocas. i0s; Morrisey,
lOs: Arizona 106: Hands OF, l06; Jersey,
1Os: Go Lucky. tO2; Van s., lO2; Marty b. ;
lO2; Delusion. 102, Mary Gail date Mar
bic Heart, l02; Melinda, 81; Molly w.,
o.
Fourth race. seven and a half furlongs,
selling-Drizzle liz; Dago, III; Bargain
10; Accident f09; Can't Tell, l0S; Flavilla
1906; Martell, 1Os; Gienochy, lO6
Fifth race, seven-eighths OF mile; sell
lins-Prince Peyton, ll0; Lasotta. no;
Poverty. 10: Brewer. 10; Extra, ilO;
Blue Wind, 10; Paradise, 10; Roseberry
1l0; Onaway, 10; Ben Kingsbury, 80;
Ketchum, 10: Stringfellow. ITO; Wyo-
mtng. no; Outlook, ll9; Darling. loS.
Sixth race. five-eighths of mile; sell
lirg-Xenophone, lis; King Solomon, ll5;
wahoo, n5: Richard K. Fox. MS; Cap.
Wells. rs; Pessismist lis hontell
rs; Birdie Colt, rs; King Richard, 10;
Shy Ellen, 1l0: Miss Ella. llO.
Races Postponed.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Aug. A-The
Grand Circuit races to-day were post
poned on account of rain and the bad
condition of the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
Diamond Dust.

Atphilsdelphia: r.. II. z
pbissaeiphia 5000 20os-7 II 0
Clsveland 100000 90 7 4
Batteries: Carsey and Clements; Curpy
and Gunson.
At Baltimore;
Baltimore 00O032-5 /
81 Louis 100000 o. / 5 8
batteries: Baker and Robinson; Breiten-
stein and Peitz.
At Washington:
Washington IO25o % DO Is I
louisville 300o1f3 1-9 Il S
Batteries: Mul and Mcclure; Hsmming
and Grim.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn OF 20 8 o x-l3 20 y
Pittsburg OO00052 OF II =
Batteries Stein and Daley; Gumbert.
Earle and Mack.
At New York:
Chicago 12011 40 q 6
New York 30 o. .
Batteries: Claussn and Kittredge; Petty
and Millegan.
At Boston:
Cincinnati 500 D o g !
Bostou 0100 0 0 0 OIL 4
Batteries: Dwyer and Vaughan Nichols
and Bennet,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
prlptlnc Compauy Assigns.

ST. LOUIS. Aug, a. The c. y.
Woodward Printing Co.. at Nos. ole'
6z0 and 623 North Second St., made an
assignment this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

Emporia. Va. Aug. a-The Hickory
baseball team, from Dinwiddie county.
was defeated by the EmporIa team yes
teday on the iatter's ground, by score
Of Is TO s.
Batteries-Emporia, Goodwin. slagie
and Slagle. Hickory. Rose and Parsons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

palncs asoaas SUNDAY SCHOOLS
A Large Gathering NsA, Wssh-o"vsss~
meat Cheeks FOR ssswps-kstsA
Especial

PnTrasaURo, Va. Aug. ~. The Prince
George Sundav-Schcol Society. embracing
the schools OF all the Protestant denomi-
nations in tha county, will next week bold
their tenth annual convention, aud the oc-
ession will bs celebrated by large gather
ing Of people. There will DO addresses.
varied exercises OF sn Interesting character,
and abundant preparations for tne comfort
Of the inner man have been made.
CHECKS ron STAMPS.
II is understood THAI checks are being
received by the internal revenue depart
mont here for stamps, the collector. OF
course. us,ng due discretion IN the matter.
az course, all such checks upon our banks
are cashed and money ID sent TO the deposi-
tory in Richmond.
A fugitive family from Brunswick. Ga.
arrived in our city to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25
How the Clubs Stand.
Games Scheduled for To-day.

Chicsgoat Brooklyn.
Cleveland at Boston.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
Louisville at Philadelphia.
St Louis at Washington
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, Aug. A.-The
Grand Circuit races to-day were post
poned on account of rain and the bad
condition of the track.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-25


loaay was the first day set apart for
@ @-s 4iscussion OF the silver bill under the
' minute rule. and the House met at
Il. oeiock Although IL was expected
mere would be from the start a num-
OF snort. pithy speeches, there were
thah nifty members present when
opeaker's Bavel fell.
s't Waugh. Rep. Ind, opened the
!, .e With a speech favoring repeal OF
r,,.s.. o.nefman law. as In the interest of BIZ
,. i. Somers, Dem. Wis., favored hi
,,.'s'sslisn. bat would not vote FOR un-
'o.anionai repeal.
b. Johnson, dtep., N. Dak..) spoke for
silver coinage.
M. fcnler, Rep.. S. D., } asked uuani-
,t % consent that on Monday next. when
vAH was taken up for action, he Le
81 '..iied 10 offer an amendment ~ the
,,l."'lie Of Mr. Bland is defeated, ro-
e'" Tor the free coinage Of tho Ameri-
,t ifoddct MT the ratios indicated In
y, substitute. but Mr. Wilson. In charge
~ ihe bin. objected
s,Is gentleman from South Dakota then
49, consent to Introduce on Monday.
,t. zsth. an amendment providing
M II AL the substitutes and amend
" De voted down. and II the Wilson
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
: Nos dicen de YabuC "a:

"Yabucoa parece cue no quiere entrar en eli
concerto de los pueblos ilustrados es lastima
que tenien DO una socie lad distingurda progre.
aisa, NO siga el caro- del progreso dejando un
lado viejas tradiciones, pues las naciones los
pueblos son los que componen Ia humapt lad
Pretender hoy que TODD el mundo profese una
misma re!igi n y tengan los nismos ideales es IN
aosurdo. Jesucrieto dijo: ssnsts pGrvu'os vsasyy
nd me por que pues se ha de impedr que sstos
nlhos que ell mismo Jesuscristo llamaba, no .reci-
ban el aqua del bsutismo por que sus padrinos
pertenezcan tai cual institution ? Que deli
to han cometido eaos nihos2 Acaso la maso
nerla MEGA las maxlmas fundamentalas del Evan
gelio La hygiene p1bica sufre mucho DOR 81
abandono en- que Sc haan algunos corrales por
el peslmo estado de las letrfEas El acalde que
es hombre active y que no deja de tener simpa
tas en- Ia local'dad mucho pudiera hacer por que
Sc remediaran esos males que, lIegsdo un momen
TO dado, acarrearlan perjuicios de consideration
en todo el vecindario. Yabucoa, 10 repetinfos
tlene una sociedad distinguida y progrssista y
debe continuar progresando abandonando ruti
mas que desdicen de ella"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
Secclon de Anunclos
SOCiedad BeletaCtOra !
DE SUS
ASOcIADOS.

Acordado por Ia Junta Directiya de esta So
ciedad, cumpiir el Capitulo SO del Reglamento
de la misna, sobre educaci6n por cuenta de sus
fondos, de los hijos de ambos sexos de los socios
presente, sc invita- todos los que SO consideren
comprendidos en- sl articulo 81, para que dentro
Dol termino de ocho dias, contar desde esta fe-
cha presenter Secretarfa calle de Ia Luna nd.
nero SO sus instancias documentadas en- Il forma
que determine el expresado artfculo q J 81 del
Reglarnento, bien entendido, que transcurrido es.
to plazo, NO SO admitir&n mas solicitudes
Rico, de Agosto de 1S93.-El Secretario-JosS
p. Caranpbot-V.' BEL Presidents interino-
Pu10t 3-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
I'm amigo de Usuado nos participa

"A conseeuencla de las constantes lluvias,
las aguas han destruido Ia cuneta, formando un
hoyo en- la Gale del Padre lingo f,ente & Ia casa
de don Jose Ramos. Las notlcas publicaiss en-
su Dsarso con atend1das, pues el Ayuntamiento
ha hecho el presupuesto del puente que estaba en-
NAL estado' Merece placemes el nuevo alcalde
por Ia actividad que desplega On todo 10 que re
dunde en- progreso de la somsrca. LA Carcel
pdbllca es un punto negro que desaice de Ia cul.
tura DE Otuado Sc busca nuevo local que reu.
ma condolences para semejante obieto."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
SoCi0dad BalefactOra AEGo1zDos. 81 sBo

De orden del sehor Presidente INFERNO de la
sociedad, Sc hace pdblico para general conoci-
miento slintsligencia de los socies que las rece-
tas expedidas por el medico de 10 misma, se ser.
viran, conforme 10 acordado en- Junta general,
en- todas y cads una de las Farmacias de esta Ca
pital Santurce en- que se soliciten.--PuertoR Rico
2 de Agosto de 1S93.-E Secretario, JOSE b.
Garaabok ~. r G . : --. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

Sc esta arreglanao on .santurce Ia casa ou
ocupara el puesto de Ia Guardia Civil, que en- di
cho poblado va estabecerse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

ADoche sufci6 vaElos fuertes eclipses el alum.
orado electrico de esta Capital dejando compile
tamente & oscurss dive,sos establecimientos mer.
,antlleg
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

Hoy han tegresado para su donicilio de Fa.
jardo nnestros buenos amigos D. jose Rivera,
su bella simpAtica hija sehorita Maria, D. Juan
Fenedo don Frisco Vizcarrondo, que permars.
cisron algunos dias en- esta Capital : -~s9~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
Recortamos de un colega

Los periodistas de Santiago de Cuba han
pubicado una en6rgica protesta autorizada con
aus frmas, lamando la atenci6n de la prlmera All.
toridad regional sobre L conducts del Jefe de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

La Junta Directive del Casino de San Juan
nombre de IL sociedad. NOS suplic& dur el mas
sentido pesame Ia Sra. viuia del honrado arg
sano don Agapt Ofarril por el sensible falIec.
miento de dicho sehor r p !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

w. ri alcalde de Bzyam6n ha publlcado up
anuncio participando que de confo miiad con H.
Ley, Las sesiones ordin arias de aquel Ayuntamien
to tendran lugar los martes las de Ia noche y
que siendo estas de caracter pdblico pa ticular
mente las que Sc referen cuentas pre-. upusa
tos, 10 partcipa al vecindatio los efectos cons.
.guientas y para que pudiendo los vecinos ASSIST,
& elias puedan hacer tanbien las recamaciones
legales que haya lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

Con References ai 4ae publleamos aver
gobrs los abuses que Sc Ii atan de cometer en- Ga
gaas en- al cob. del impuesto de cedulas, nos hs
lLformsdo persona sutorzada, que segdn el artf
culo 81 de Ia Instruction para La cobranza del
msncionado impuesto, solaments estan obllgados
aspagarlos "las cabezas de familias miembros
de ella mayores de IA amos, psro no los depen.
dientes nj crisdos ... . ....
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03

Policfa, diciendo que cobra ell barato On las ca
ssas de inmoralidadt que distrae as fnerzas de 80
mando On vigila.. al Poder judicial para que nc
asRIte los garitos, que tiene convertidos los al
stos de la aecl etaria del Grbisrno General On un
asqnareao burdel mancebfa doDde entransy "a.
ian La prostitutes, 10 mismO an pena luz del dia
one iaa sombras de la nochs No dudamos que
lese levantado eserito cansara honda impression en-
Las esferas del gobierno..
Nos escriben de Ponce que La recaudacion
practicada por aquelia Aduana durante ell + es
de Julio casi llega Ia respectable suma de Glen
mil duros. W.
lu Comisi6n HidroS afca on re; eao del Iadio",
debe haber ssalido de Bal acoa ell % do JUNO So
le espera en- este puerto de unAdiasa otro. Els
exactameDte iguaia squel;i ambos fueron cons
truidos en- Nuevs York (Brooklip) el sfo 1859
y pesar de ser va 10 gos sus aervicios, aun los
prestan de bastante ut,lIdad gracias al sesmero
CON que 80 cuida de clos
Nos dicen dc Santutce que anoche las doce
y media trataren de robar.en Ia tienda de dons
Ines Colomer sta en- ia punta llamada ola Ole.
ria'' viendase burlado el ladron por haberse des-
pertado un hijo de dicha se6ora al forzar una de
las puertas de Ia trastienda tenfa detras varias
de vino.
], Escrlhsn de Cea1loaqus 81 d,a l.0 del unes en-
surso' no 90 recibio aHf Ell paquets de LA Co
a dondes 10 eneaininaria 81 CO.
REQ? ..~.-.. ,...~...:.- 49,.
Aver falleeio en-. Coalno -vfctima de Ia febre
amarilla el Guardia Civil Antonio Monies Ruiz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-08-03
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