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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
Transcription para M8ila.

La suscripci6n pdbliea anuncis
do por oil manifesto, que vic la lpz
ei 81 de !os corriente', hs comen-
HAdo en- 10 msfiana de hoy con
4xito biillantc.
Constituyen ls Comisi6n, que
ha firmado 81 manifesto y hace 10
collects, los stfiores d. Pedro AT
susgs, D. Manuel Roman. D. Ma
nuel Egozcue, D. Ricardo Alon-
20, D. Gorgonio Bolivar y el Di-
rector del BoLET1N MERcANTIL.
El espirltu que reiua en- nues-
tro Concrete 60 admirable, y ra.
70 en- EMU siasmo. La subscription
{ 10 hors , media de inicisdA AL
canxabs ya una buena sums, sien-
do muy elevado el espisitu de ge-
neroso desprendimiento que reins
en- kodos. Y aun se muestra mayor
Ia voluntsd, y & ia serfa linmslia-
tamepte traducida en- becho, si las
circunstancias 10 demandasen 8
esigiesen. Aqui est&, pues, 10
CSpital de Puerto Rico. mostran :
do Las galss de su noble decision,
cuando de 10 defsnsa nacional ss
ttAts; ellis, siempre generosa y
siempSe hida'gs. hs sabido ponef-
90 q 10 alturs de las circunstan-
cias, y Ahora especialmente de-
nostrar& de manera elocuente,
que no es, nj mucho menos, indi.
fsrente q 10 susr.e Dc In ma ire
comdn de todos los espsiioles, eli
no por el contrArio, muy eeloso
defensor del honor de nusstrA ra-
Ia.
Sc trata no ma. todavia que de
una demonstration sincera de inte-
res por 10 causa de Espafs, repre-
sen:ada en- el Ejercito que CON
bate 4 las hordas sfrieanas, y 4 fe
que 10 Capita de una Isla, que tan
honrosos timbres cuenta en- 81
historic, NO ha de que isr asrGs en-
el movimienso patri6tico que por
todas parte itvanta los espiritus
y enciende los coraxones en- amor
santo y 6lia'.
A 10 hora de cerrar el presente
ndmerc, 10 suseripci6n alcanza q
la sums de $50, cuyo detalIe
para honra y pres delos donantes
ponemos q continuation, debiendo
rscordsr al pdblico 10 dicho "a en-
el manifesto, esto g., que en- 10
Casa de los sefores NJ. Roman ,
Co recibe tambien In Cominon
los donativos que los hombres de
buens volunssd y pstriotismO ten.
gan 4 bien conssgrar d tan ele-
vado objetc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
ENFERMO.

H.mos sabijo con do)oroia sor.
prs'a que se halla enfermo de
;uidado nue,,ro muy di.tinguido
smigo correigionario el Excmo
Sr d. Coti de Ssn;isgo.
ID plorsm o sineeramente el
u e.o. dsseando de todas vsras
resiab.esimlento de tan respe-
tao eonsseuente pAtrieio.
Z 'e'ito 10 que preeede, eomu-
1icassnos en- sslegrama de hoy
lus si Sr Santiago pas6 Ia nochs
de aver mas srauquilo. si lbisn ID
enfe medal sigue ,u marcha.
.QIe sc restaoex:a nuessro
,lustrs amigo y eorreligionario
Este ss nuestfo ashelc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

j unta Central ldsl w Centenario
del Descubrimiento de esta Isls.
en- un breve y cientifico discurso
encierra TODD ell grandilocueuts
acto que &c conmemors.
FL historisdor puertorriq memo
D. Salvador Bran, hombrs de Dr..
labra suave y conmovedora, pre-
senta en- "a peroraci6n ell basa.
mento moral de la labor de cuatro
csnturise, tendents q afianzar ell
'mperio espsfiol, = pinss ( Espaiia
como 10 Nacion civiIzadorA Dor
excelencia en- Ell orbe, embslleee
con su lenguaje florido nuestra Bo.
rinqaen, y busca ell amparo de 10
insignia santa de Ia Religion que
lueda sola en- squellas pIayas. en-.
olsma que surgi6 en- Ia mente del
orador en- ell Ateneo, y que ha
slsto en- forms tangible para que
iigs CON su silencio 4 Lac gerers-
clones veniieras: Dor aqul entr6
ell gran Genio Ell 10 de Noviembre
de 1893. y con el Ia civilization
europea. Crefamos antss de CO.
nocerle que D. Salvador Brau era
de esos hombres que trabajan por
el "Yo." por ess idolo que con.
tunde las manifestaciones nobles
que nacen al calor oe Lac ideas,
por ese pensamiento rAquitico que
tinde homenaje a 10 pequefio en-.
frente de 10 grande; pero estaba-
mos plsnsmente equivocados.
Fl dfa memorable, ell 1S,de No.
vie nbra de 1898, ante 81 Simbolo
Sinto de 10 Redenci6 Beau dice
al pals: por ests ensenada entra.
ron nuestros abueloE, y CON elIos
ousstra civilization ; que 81 quis.
re d su idolatrada Borinquen, Pc
ro antes que to1o cs espanol, por.
que Espafia ests en- eli alma de
su' hjos, ? cate nombre no 90
Ipuede evocar Ein bendecirlo.
Brau l!ena con gu woe aqueI re-.
cinto santif sado J digno de vens.
rsci6n; Brsu msnda respstar Lac
reliquias del patriotismo, y 8 Brau
laplauden hombres cientificos que
le escuchan; q Brau los Aguads
aos, no enconsrando donds colo
car su nombre. le levantan ua al.
tar en- sus concisncias, para que.
lrerlo eternaments.
PerG no queda atrss "a repre-
sentsciou de Ia Marina E,pafi ola.
I'll Ilustre y correcso General de Ia
Armada don Patricio Montojo de
a Or 81 VOC autorizada en- este
mismo sitio donds por veg primera
piao lierra su representado, ell Ma
rino nunca bien ensaIzado Cri>so.
bal Colon, cansa lac gloIlas de
nasstrA querida E,pafis, , al svo
cat los recuerdos del pasado o,
conmueTs, y lGgrimas de alegri,
eorrsn por sus meJillas.
AL General de Marina ofrece-
mos igual horenajs que & Btau
estando seguros de que Of hubiers
indios salvalss en- este pats, esol
| mismos indios caerfan rendido,
snts tan simpdtica 6gura.
Reeiban los Sres Asufia, Brat
II General Monsojo. los demal
Sres de Ia Comisl6n y el lover
Secretario Sr Qaintero, en- estal
: nal srazadas lfuess, el clrino ds
a un pneblo sgradecido por con iue
to de uno do sus hijor.
Il Aguads. Nosiembre 20 de 1893
] j. Celsstiao Moret'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
FL TELCGRlMA DIlRIO.

En- Ia relaci6n de los sefiores
suscriptores al mismo. que publ
camos en- nuestro n6mero anterior.
om'ti6se, por error de GAIA, a los
Sres Font Vidal s. o..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
La expedition SllTinida,

N1torio es y pub leo, que tan
pronto como nuesGrA CAmArA de
Com -Ecio iuVo cono imiento de 10
connection de una expedition mas
De greco lie los trasatlanticos, q
am lIu DE- tupri mir una de venidG
q que saii4 peEiodicamente, los
5i>- 20 de cada mes. del puerto de
SaC aadsr, ~ exr,fi6 4 81 repre-
ssrtAnteen MAdrid. S Lastres, pa
"a 9ue unido al 81 Molinas y dt-I
ma DIputAdos gesGionAsen ell res
tab seimiento dc la expedlci6n &C
primlds, por no aer ESQ o solici-
ado por Ia Camars, nj 10 conve-
oients para O. interes general.
Aiemas, logic del Sr Gobsrns.
dor y neral, sIempre dispuesso Al
oien pdc leo, otro csblegrAmA o6
cla soilcitAndo dicho restAb.eei.
mi nto, , mas no cabis, dado QUE
Entre.s trasatlaptics, pos con.
ducto de sus dignos Consignata-
rios de aqai, ,enia ya conoelmien
20 de que ia opinion p1b.ica n
AcspsabA A9uel Gamble.
Pats bler: Ell Asanto vuslve
uiraf en- correspondence .e-tt
de ee nonss por pArse de los Die
putsdos con lel 81 Maestro,
aun4ut on loco elf lila sc pre-
'entA. al pArsesr, iA eaesuop, q,
hsT qae petder toda esperAtEN
Ii mos recibi 10 sartAs, de 8 La
srss , de, s. q .reis MonnAs, lie.
nAs como sIsmprc dc los meJore
pse po isos por serVirnos en tod
pOr todo, debiendo particulars
Eas que e. ~ M1finas &c dls pout
"a nasva cam ans, no obstsntt
sstar pAaAndo por IN horrible pens
is hAosr - rdldo a su buen padre
(Q. r. p. d.
ID -ow0 &c mgeVea naestros
D.patsdo.i dan easaEA los dos al
Saiens satltcs que feeoitanuf
lie La Epeea del I:
Ispsrss oarrso, ] las AmilIlas. -
+ dsYa Aio ~ LAasrra vlslto aver
81 sen4T miui Gso &c I'll rmmAr psEa
dAFse cee4ta ca txirg rama dc 10
Cam rA ae e. m-selo &c Puerto
he, pdlsado grst.one que &C rrs
Lab a~~ Ia eaea que en- dieAa talA
h@e Aa !a@ va. oEss eortcsaa q1e de
s'et tfsala sslca para las AusilIas
81 d'A III 4 GAIA mga
La a,gsisda, IA PMsrss Rseo ---
s. aaA 20 l@a ss@e oees stci Goa
sFes ; So asa Eeaai4o baIs Ia pfesa
e@eAa 4e - LsasFra, Coo oblesg
be y apaFM~ 20 la lFes~asso &c l.
ia 30 UsmsE ~ lie Sac IsAa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
Iislad donativ@.

"a G@ssss So Aav smpissa 4
ssaE = LsssA ? i isl de loo
sssaaassa -s< Ia IS P1efsc.Ri.o
sss sauso I sssaae valsn.s
! ssgsts "a Msala.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

F<e +Aaa - 80 sasa - sasssas :
y ss@ssa , sms ass - aAaas 20
ss@& maaa AZ A@ssaa "a sa a
sssas aa a.s s sssss "a assas ssaa ga
ass.sss@as Aaaa8ssa asass 81 sssaassa
sas4 s.assssss Ns sevns@wa s. A "a -
ssassss ssssa as4 sssszaes sss aa
ssassa s* 80 aa sassa Nssss 5 sAas
sssse a@ess - pa Z A*ssa ass.s
NF ASA a. "a As&a s.
sssss.fs ssass&ss 2 ssE = ssessss sAs@ ssss
sstt AZ ss~s , seNa I - 9ss e8
Aaass - asss ssssAa aa
asa az tss ssssss s-aAass 4 - aass
sAss @sss@@a ssm gas "a Ns8 y ~
''assAAsa = "a ssa Aasa =. a. h2s s~8s=e
- "a p - - 4as Aa msssssae& ~
ss8s sm@ Assae Nas8a : ss4aa
ssssAss sf &sasss lsa 80 - 20 ~ !
o. Aaas q. saatasH - sas H. -
as* gas 8as sass SO exa IL a..es 4ass
a@s aa 81 sasssssss : = ssssss
s@* Nss@@ a@ sxmas s - :
nsN - ns as >
asa . agass a. - @x
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
MD. M. F.

Nnsssro distinguiao amigo ell
~ ID. Francisco Gareia Molinas,
digsisimo Dipu,ado { Corses por
sa:a CaFisal, para per el duro
trace Dc hahsr perdido--lne,uoso
sassao que maeho dsploramos-al
sseallsroso J smanie sutor dc sus
asas ID. FfAEsiseo, el dis 8 del CO.
sFasnse nss, sn 10 coronada ViIla.
ConPrsndsnos 10 pena del hijo
tsftsalaao y 1 ella eos asoeiamos,
4ssessdo paFa 50 isolvidahle Sr
Padre % sssrna Bienavensnranss.
De ssFo iA.lseinisrle samhisn
Eay sssaib's. [ o arsido en- Bia-
.ss. Vale ds Ca,rsnss) hsmos dc
dsssss! sEssss; si 9e ls respeta.
ss Sra n@Es Psaosia Ch.varri
Ss la Her ss'. hsFmsna que era
SCI gIemo 81 u. Rsmnaldo Cha
rsTsk
A qsiss sa'iaGos neeslra Elm.
tssa s1essaioa 3s rSnme, 10
~ sss sas . scdes sos demAs "a.
sssasss y dsadas ds % senora que
"a - saasss. seE ezra gloria
s#assssal hsssmns Tolug.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
y fsERVICIO .TGlEGRiFICO.
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA

A%Recibide aver, q las Ais de la tards).
I BOLETIN MERCANTIL.
Macias pide urgencia re-
fuerzos.
Considera agravase situaci6n
plaza.
Consul Espana Tanger des-
cubri6 Jefe Artillerfa introdu-
ce pertrechos guerra para rifle
nos.
Moros resueltos impedir
construction fuerte Sidi Qua
riach.
Dlcese 1ltimos combates re-
nidos han desaparecido $50
soldados.
Opinion p1blica muestrase
excitsda, suponieudo ocdltanse
verdaderas bajas ejercito Me-
lila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
SUSCRIPCION

que abre Ell "Boletin Mercantil
para llevar auxiliOs
d nuestros s oIdados en- Africa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

Tosal.......... 7,slo
La Ultrsmarins de- Porsla C..
custro quintslss MIN Piesdsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

Ma ssss aAssa&ts sxa&As - a@s
sSa ss ga sagAssssSs zssa.ssssA sa
= a. sa&ass b. q @as = - -
aAAoA Sc esz e@aass. sssassa Aa.asa
81 6 tsssss - a nsss ~ . lhsat&
kNhs &s N@s8aa@as ss ass asa ssa4
as*ss S@ssv . Assse. 2 sFas axas8
"a aa aesa AaSss 2 s2asa 4aa aa s
: sssaSss sNs @s1 asssss zss. ss&
ssasess Aas - Nae "a & ssus8
g s>s*s@ kassaAs &ss~ sses s& So
ia .sS sa As ss sss - sa ASA
sssss8 essssss AZ @us ss us
Il - o. ss6 ssss s~ass = ess -
ga xAs 4Hssss . ssssAass a
sss ssss &s sNs - asas~as~ : 8sssss8 asa
Aasaa 6s swAsS ssa.A g. sss o.
saass sssss.s s. saa - sss ~ sssass sass -
A@aass - Assav sA Sss.sss3sas. - aasn8ss
"a s~ssssssss as sas as : As@ as ae s#
tes &c ~ saAsas sssaaaA 80 AH SAT- isa
6aaAsse<s 81 sssss& sm g.
Cd . @ss @s a.
sas se A Mf e
As - es A ga : Hs
~ @s t. S@s Ae
80 - se S. = - a5s. sa "a
stas nssss sesas sssee - gaazK zKasaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

Suma anterior. $577.25
Don Juan Alfonso, de Yau-
co, nn bi lete del BAnco
de Esp. ns... 10 80
Total... 5S8.O5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24
RsViSta do la Peninsula
CRoxtcA DE La GUERRA

Madrid, 8 dc Noviembrs de isaa
A d.tims h"'a ii ossras mi art.
hos 'evis. =. 20 Ia pasado oxlu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-11-24

Lea 4tgsiaaa, ds PMsrss Rscs ---
g. aaA 20 saa SGD aac4 sIcl Goa
sEes ) aw ! "a reaaa4o bajs ia psesi
e@eAa 4e - LAasfra, csaa objesJ
- y apaf@e 20 - lFes~asso &c l.
tAmAs~ 30 UsmsE ~ lie Sac IaAa
ss P4osEa h ~. aexseA 10 lAa ess@
"a sa @A~A. IA Ar sps vap2Fws 60
fa0ss as a UseagaG.a TsaaaA&sAa- -
gsxA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
MONEY MATTERS.
a MILWAUKEE BANK STANDS a
HEAVY RUN.
Call Money Closed al . Per Cent and Tine
Money Went al and s-ssyeraI
Small Bank Failures

Milwaukee, Wis. May 13.-For the
first time IN many years Milwaukee, ex-
perienced a run on one Of its banks this
morning. When the doors of the Plan
kinton bank opened crowd OF about 800
people gathered about the entrance, and
from the moment the bank opened until
Il closed this afternoon, the tellers were
kept busy paying out money. The saw
ings bank depositors were refused their
money. under the rule requiring thirty
days notice Of withdrawal Of funds.
The distrust Of the Plankinton bank was
due to the large amount in which I is
involved in the Lappen failure. Thus
far attachments and processes against
the hrms Of Frank A. Happen x Co,
and the Ldppen Furniture company ag-
grcgate S409. 4240l. The Weber Dry
Goods company, which ran a department
IN the Lapen store. Is In no wise af-
fected by the failure. Among the bank
ers aud leading business men, feel
Ing Of strong belief that the Plankinton
would bold out all right existed. As
the day wore on aud the bank kept pay
ing ont money as demands were made.
feeling Of greater security became APP
parent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Washington, May ~. The following
Important order, rpvoknr the celebrated
"complutcd tiles order Of OK tOmiuissinnrr
Raum. hah been issued lbs Commissioner
inchrrni 50 much of order i4l dated
Dec y. lNSJ, n pertains 10 the pstnb,
lishueat OF compl,trd lilies aud also order
No lAl, dated .lnn. q, iStl. and order
No l55, dated iuly |, lN1 hearing on
Che shinr subject. are hereby revoked
liercuticr. all pending claims In each
class VIII be- taken VI for consideration
In the order In which The unconsidercd
evidence Is blcd, thu object ulni,qi al
being the practical return to the method
Ia vogue prior to $3.50 Whenever nny
evidence shan he received In any cnss.
such evidence will be strapped TO ne
ease and the file card win he nj onc..
placed nj fhc top Of tho file box Of The
Examiner In whose chargr the ease may
3. Whenever any examiner shall have
disposed OF all cases on his desk, adli.
honal Cases r'pr,seDted by file cards
y the bottom 81 such eSnmlner's 6Ic
pox shall BE- placed on his desk Tor con.
liberation aud action aud proper calls
nr evidence shall be made. or pcndinv
nqniries answered. FOR the cnso II fosnd
% be complete. -hal ut once be submit
ed to lpard Of riw for final adju.
ucation"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
IF LEADERS HAVE THEIR WAY.
Cleveland wiz Speak Of Thsmin His Message
Is The Talk.
Silver WIN Do Abandoned Tor State Currency.
The Program Change Ia the Pension
ONCE Ia Regard 10 Considering
cssss-esnerL Mash
inslon News.

Washington. May 18.--The Star hiss
his: The Democratic leaders Ia conErcs.
and tiae administration ARE ttglmg 10 eolll
D an understanding ~ to the policy Of the
next congress by which they eau avoid
the danger Of split on the money CUES.
lion and secure united action on several
important questions which viii present
themselves. IL Il believed by those most
active In tn matter an agreement can
be- reached on the much dreaded money
question. In fact the program OF c9n-
PRESS has been laid out With considerahl.
hetall and great hopes are entertained
that the administration and congress
will dwell together 10 harmony, II y
lhe present understanding the compromise
proposition 10 dispose Of tue silver question
sy accompanying the repeal OF the sher-
Han law With repeal Of The 10 pnf
tent tax on state bank currency WI
receive The sunction nf .Ihe aiminisira'
bon aud that the men An congress hghl-
ing against any contraction Of the cnr-
rency will be satisfied to Ret 80 Of silver
Ii they can get state currency u "
designed alsp 10 low nn Income tax nnd
Il Is believed Cleveland viii favor this.
Briefly there arr four Filings which u
Is the desire Of party leaders the cont
ing congress- should dispose ~ as snorhhy
as possible aud II Il believed Cleveland
will dwell upon all Of them In his hrst
message. These are the repeal OF the
federal election laws The levy of an
income tnx, the repeal Of Sherman law
and Of the tax on state bank currency
aud the complete revision of the tarln.
making very decided reduction Ia du-
ties all along the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
DALLAS.
REV. SAM JONES WILL WORK
REFORMS.
Rabbi Chapman Appeals Tor Ad Tor ihs Cisco
Sufferers Poo Tables, DomISOss and
Dice musl Go-couri matters

Dallas, Ter, May 10. Especial. D-Rab
bi r. NJ. Chapman Of the Temple Eman
uel has returled from Cisco. He de
clares that the people Of that stricken
city need aid. uecd II at once and ap
peals To the charitable TO respond TO Tho
cry Of distress.
Dallas Lodge No. 1898. Knights and
Ladies OF Honor. sent 20 Cisco lodge NO
14S5 the sum of S2fJn for the sufferer
ing members Of that lodge, through
Grand Secretary w. Z. Cole.
Rev. William Jolly, n Cisco sufferer,
who formerly resided AZ Wheatlnnd, aud
also at West Dallns. has been refnenl-
bcred by his old parishioners, Mrs. J.
w. Allen Of Whealland, having for
warded $50 to him to-day,
An order has been served on the sa-
loon keepers, notifying them to remove
pool tables. domino tables and the dice
box from their places Of business, The
liberal element IN this city do not take
kindly TO the new rule, but VIII be com
PEELED TO grin aud bear H." Two white
bOys, crap shooters, were arrested by
the police today. A spasm Of morality
has put cTamp in the stomach Of bal
las.
Rev. sam Jones will arrive on the u
and Dallas is preparing for the most nd-
Teal shaking mp ans community has ever
enjoyed, Ex-senator John II. Traylor
says that satisfactory arrangements have
been made with all railroads entering
Dallas for reduced rates The platform
constructed los Alessrs. Woodsldes a FL
lott Is completed ami will seat all the
ministers and o choir Of 800 and the
building will seat 5000,
Colonel John y Simpson has proposed
To entertain Messrs. Jones, Stuart and
Excel at his own expense at the Whd-
scr dnrinr their stay here
ii. G. Briggs will he general manager
assistant The various churches are
requested TO appoint several persons
each TO act in the capacity Of ushcrs,
who will meet at the Tompkins building
next Friday night.
The committee have appointed $. Y.
Tricc treasurer aud Mrssrs, y. A.
Mcmillan. Edward q. Tenison. A. V.
Land A. q. wills aud Il. G. Ayers
mcIubcrs of the finance committee.
sam Jones will remain here fifteen
days. Evangelist Punk Smith made 30
converts; Jones Is expected to make
1000 or 1900.
The first Of the criminal court over
which Charles Z. Clint will preside will
begin first Monday IN October Judge
Burke announced today. In speaking of
thu criminal cases. thar he would try all
jail eases, hut prisoners enjoying their
liberty on bond will be- permitted 10 walt
until October. John A. Gardener and
Major j. u, Rlndlc are in jail. Judge
Burke declYcd his willingness to give
those prisoners a trial after the civil
docket has been cleared II the accused
parties request H. II Is believed that
they prefer To wait Judge Tucker will
In all probability make the same order.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14

Tho county, which lhey viii redeem. pay.
inr casli therefor The financial l0l-
difivii of the cvuuie ~ shnwu a. the
mestile TO-DAY Is rxetlleui ami the com-
piisFioncis rsiyei % ctpeUd a portion
Of Inc money on hnni Tor bond reiemp-
ton purposes Ia retiring such obligations
a1d preventing further interest Nirrron.
The new Evhnrclicsl Lutheran
church at Perry. which replaces that
destroyed by a cyclone some time ago
viii h. dedicated with appropriate ccre.
monies tomnrrow aud large number ~
visitors lncinding several ministers Will
DO present,
The criminal docket Of the district
court was disposed " this m0riiig.
News VI the escape II Tom Nariiell
from jail at Naxaiaciiie was received
here last ni,lht aud officers are kecniug
watrh for hin.
Corsieasa and Naeo teams will play
ball here t1mornuw
Il. II. winrate WIS convicted Of per.
jun iaA night in tue district court and
sentenced TO isc years IN the pcnAen-
tiary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
VERNON.
Fine Pfospeel4 Tor The ciy-HOme Talent
Ralses Monar Tor CISCO.

Vernon. Tex, May .--tSpeoial.l The
crop PROSPECTS are growing brighter every
DAY. Over half crop OF wheat, full
crop Of corn. and nearly a full CROP Of
oats and irtilsiuiis h assured A great
many OF the leading farmers arr planting
cotton. II Is not generally known. but
Nilharger county obtained the premium
az the Dallas fair ia 1880 for the best
sample Of cotton, aud V eau be raised
here without any ''chopping' and only
one pl0wing
A. w Dofsos a rich citizen Of Ten.
nessce. has purchased thr Red Store
and viii make his home with us. lie Il
a iirst-c1ss business man, und d yalun'
Bile acquisition to any town.
Home talent played oar Boys" to
full HOUSE. last night the proceeds 10 be
donated 10 the Cisco sufferers, The
amount Of the receipts Is not definitely
known as yet The play was success
and Ia the east were ]. q. Humphreys,
Sheflcy Cook l.. q. Hawkins, 5. 7.
Sndler. James v Townsend, !. II Brit
ton. .lr. Miss Be'lc Dye Miss Scnie
Honssrls Mis- Cora Hliston, Miss An
uic Chaplin.
One Of the new brick buildings now
beiug erected On the SQUARE. has been
leased to the State National bank for a
term Of Eve years.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
PILOT POINT,


Pilot Point, Tex. May i3.-tspecIoi,
me new double stone building Of X
w ,lscn is approaching completion and
Thi be occupied by the hardware iirm nt
j, NJ Pickel X 60 al" oi
me Ladies Cemetery association rave
dramatic entertainment At FrahElip
s ..n les' gisht- The drama entitled
tehecca's Triumph" was very er,.dii
!Iaoly rendered. The music BY 10 p1n,
FONT orchestra was excellent The pro.
eeeds amounting TO about $40 ~oei p' tn
oe.r ~ The cemeiay grounds. "
tue business men OF Pilot Point ri.
ed and forwarded to Inc Cisco o snr rals-
the sum Of $40 'unerers
A h5se number Of our citizens will
* H. 20 iiota tomorrow to hear Bishep
h'y aedirate the new Methodist cbnrnI
just completed there. s' 'nurch'
, Miss nate. daughter OF Rev. @ u
h I.a,io' pastor q the Methodist cbnrrb
p psrr ae'enlHnicd her sister to TeSar-
definite time '' i"r an m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-14
LAMONT STOPPING ABSENTEE.
ISM

Washington, May ", hcrHrnant Lem.
n.y. who Is on an extended leave Of nb-
yence, and who has made contract with
HE Columbian government for period
n i've wears, and aside from that has
lust arrived In Washington IN his way
irom Columbia to Chicago. 10 act ns al,
Fcctor general Of tlint cuuntry's exhibit.
bus been ordered by Secretary Lamont
10 return to his regiment N IL said
that the secretary did nor fully under
Ftnnd the particulars under which tho
leave was granted. aud may. ont 90 com
pliment TO Columbia. rovokc hi. notion.
lie Is, however. determined fn weed ont
Pits leave and detached service list. II
Ia even said that he contemplate n
T-yocauon u three years lcn,c OF Can.
lain George II. Davis, who is now filling
contract wih uie Nicaragua Caua
company, under special ACT ot congress.
which authorized the granting u leave
without pay.