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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22
Retreta mafiana por Ia banda de yolu,

l.' Pasodoble "Vizconti Hervite.-2'
Sardana en- la opera "Garin" Breton-s.s Fl.
nal 10 de Ia opera Blanca de Mesina" con va.
riaciones de Requinto Baccaj.-4' Aria de Bari.
tono de la opera Hermann, Verdl.-5.o Gran
Marcia "Colombina Velazque-6.o Tanda de
Valses Mexicanos Carmen, Rosas.-7.o Dam
"a g Idilio" Campos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Cambios del BanCO EspanoI fjados en- La of,
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy 4 las 8 de la
tarde:-Espana, 8 pS - Londres, DIV, $50
% Pc .-Habsna, 8 DIV, l9 pS.
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49, Sc ARRIENDA Ia /

rsdicsda la Jurisdiction del pueblo del Dorado La per
soma lie Interest," vease personalmene Capital
con don JOSE E5TEBAN RAMOS, cAle del Sol, ntme-
81. "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Pasajeros llegados aver por el vapor Ipo
Bosch: Ezequiela Fuentes, Adolfo Lopez Anto.
MO Torres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

La Gaceta Official de aver repartida hoy
muy voluminosa pubica mas que la conclusion
de las listas eectorales para Diputados Cortes
y Ia continuation del repertoire del Arancel =
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Por toda "a Capital Sc dice Sc comenta ell
hecho de que por ell correo hayan llegado de
Madrid, listas de candidates cuneros mandados &
etegsr de Real Orden. Lo que haya de cierto res
pecto del particular, 10 ignoramos en- absolute.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

De todas parties SO oyen lamentos contra In
Gltuaclon que 80 atraviesa por la escssez de orc
abundancia de plata nacional, desde monedas de
I'm peso hasta la de dez centavos 81 ese dsses
qullibrio entire los dos metales amenaza conducir.
NOS un deplorable cont1icto, este promote ser
mayor 81 los sncargados de hacer efectivas las
contribuciones observan estrictamente las dispo-
sicionss dictadas sobre Ia materia.
"Seghn tenemos entendido-dice Ell Porve-
MIR, de Glbara-a las Delegaciones del Banco Es-
pahol exiien las sucursales de provincias efec-
tden los ingresos On la siguiente proportion: 5
por 100 en- calderilla ell l0 en- plata y ell IS en-
oro; proportion tambi9n en- que deben recibir de
los contrlouyentsa. Els 6sto possible? De min.
guna mansra, y asf debia comprenderlo esa So
ciedad dc crSdlto; psro se ordena y naanda desde
los grandes centros ohciales, sin tomarse IL mo.
lestla de descender & un exAmen minucioso de
los 1nconvenentes naturales que pueden presen-
tArss que no SON pocos nj pequehos. Compren-
desc que 10 proportion On que deban hacerse los
lngresos pueda llevarse cabo en- muchos recibos
por lndustria comercio que montan cada uno
algun ndmero de pesos; pero mil dcs mil mas,
por psquefas 6ncas rdsticas g. pagan menos do un
peso al trlmestre, Icomo SO les ha de exiiir orc?
SHay derecho para clio? Efectos timbr ados-
como papol sellos-que no valen sino fraccio
mes de peso lpuede el expendedor pretender ven
derlas On oro2 claro esta, que toda ssa plat,
reunlda, constituir4, no un 10 s;no un SO y hasts
un 20 por 100 de la recaudaci6n.
I'm tortura tai, no pueden seguir los contri-
ycntes. No Ne VI mas que plata en- plata 81
que pueden pagar sus adeudos.
E agrlcultor vende On plata sus frutos memo
res; sl propietario en- plata cobra los alquilsre,
dc sus casas De d6nde pues sacar el orc?
So hace precise aclarar Ia situaci6n, el CON
ficto cada vez sera mayor, y peores sus conse-
cuenciAa
81 las delegaciones del Banco no admiter
plata On mayor proportion del 10 por clento,-
pretensi6n absurda como tai irrealizable, e,--muy
POGO cobraran porque 81 orc contrabando en-
tre nosotros no SO halla."
(El Trswnfo de Santiago de Cuba(
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Dice un psliodico de Madrid que el Discur-
10 de la Corona presentado por la Reina Victoria
81 81 del pasado, anuncia Ia proxima pressnta-
cion del proyecto de autonomia para Irlanda
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noticia comunicada desde aqutl pueblo LA Co
RREsPoNDENoIA respecto de que agunos autono-
mistas tlensn el proyecto de apoyar Ia candida
tora para dputado Cortes que presenter los di-
sidentes incondicionales. ALI sera respetado en-
absolute el retraimiento dlspuesto por ell directo
rio della colectividad.
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Sc trata de eriglr en- Madrid un monumento
que perpetde Ia memoria del ilustre poeta don Jo-
"a Znrrilla
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MADEIRA


Recbe 6rdenes exhibe muestraros domicilio.-Las
personas de esta Capital la Isla que deseen adqu los
productos de LA INDUSTRIAL deben dgir ahora
ordenes 81 seor Caparos despues de parida al PA
RSBAZAR de don Pedro Giusti San Justo 35, Capital,
agente de la fabrica an esta Isla 3-3
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Nos dice un amigo que puede saberlo:

La mao Santa Maria Sc hallaba completa.
mente lsta para hacerse Ia mar Ia bahia de
Cadiz desde los 1timos diss de Enero; ~ de.
tenci6n fue porque el crucero IsIa de Cs6a que
debfa convoyarla hasta las Canarias, tuvo que ha.
Ger agunas reparaciones en- su maquiua en- el Ar
senal, que terminadas el 10, es SECURE que al
amanecer del IL del actual, hayan salido los dos
buques con direction Las Palmas de Gran Ca
maria, despues Tonorife por dltimo Ia Come
rs, deteniendose en- cada uno de estos puntos tres
dias, y viniendo sola 10 carsbels, rebasadas Glen
millas al Oeste de las Canarias Como es proba.
BILE que encuentre en- travesfa brisss fojas Y
hasta calmas, no debemos esperar que llegue
este puerto hasta 6nes del mes de Mario; de mo-
do que todos los cAlculos que hlcieron de tener
antes entire nosotros 4 Ia celebre embarcaci6n,
han caido por TERRA"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

De Naguabo nos dicen, que solo elogios me
rece Ia conducta de aquel alcalde senor don Ra-
mon Vear. Els, sobre todo, un hOmbre honrado,
incapaz de hacer dafio nadiey buen admins
trador de las rentas municpales ras6n por la cual
cusnta con el apoyo las simpatfas de la gente
principal. Como quiera quo todo el que manda
administra, tiene siempre enemigos detracto-
res, al senor Vear no lie han de faItar, pero este
en- NADIA sfecta su reputation perfsctamente
bien consolidate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

No ttene rival el papel de cartas rayado que
50 est2 vendsndo tres welcomes la resmilla. Els
muy blanco bien satinado. Hay tinta magn{-
fca & 25 centavos botela. En- 10 papeleria de
don Jose Gonzalez Font.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

N6CUILAIHUs u6 LN JOTTespOnue7cad &c ESpaH1.
Una real 6rden de Marina ACADIA de dispo.
ner que los enganchados cobren sus prsmios en-
cualquiera situaci6n en- que se encuentren. A Ia
vez recommends loa capitanes generates que
los cabosy artilleros de mar embarquen On bu.
ques que no esten afectos al servicio de guarda-
costas, en- los de situaci6n de reservas 6 sn dis.
ponibilidad de navegar, en- los que Sc sncuen.
trsn en- situaci6n de srmamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

En- 10 madrugada del dia Is del corriente
afarecio ahorcada una mnjer en- el pueblo de La
res en- la casa denominada "Molino de Vilella" En-
el acto SO constituy6 81 Juzgado municipal On 81
sitio indicado levantande el cadaver empezando
& instruir las primeras diligencias
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Recortsmos de El Hsraldo de Madrid:

"Arrecia ell disgusto de los comtes del par,
lido liberal contra ell gobierno, que continha Sin
hacerles el menor case. Las dimisiones de varios
presidentes de los citados comites siguen en- pie,
ell senior Sagasta don Venancio sin snmendar
los errores cometidos solo Sc preocupan de colo
car en- el encastllado q Ia yernocracia demas
congeneres, exponisndose perder en- la Capital
de Espsna las elecciones. A TODD este, y por Ia
falta de seguridad que inspira al Gobierno, algu.
nos importantes ministeriales que pensaron en-
luchar por Madrid, han desistido de ello se
puede cast asegurar que no sera completa la can
didatura liberal que 90 acuerde presentar por e.
ta circunscripci6n, gracias al presidente del Con
seio al minstro de Ia Gobernaci6n."
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En- Ia mafiana de hoy, ' no ave

En- Ia mafana de hoy, no aver como equi.
vocadamente dijimos, ha saido en- el ferro-carril,
con direccl6n Arecibo el Excmo. Sr. Brigadier
dc Marina don Patricio Montojo, acompahado de
su ayudante del captain de este puerto don Da-
RIO Laguna. Sc propone permanecer Arecibo
hasta el viernes por Ia manans, de donde se en-
caminarA Aguadilla hasta el lunes martes que
seguira para Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Aver 90 cotlzaba cafe en- Ponce los ST.
guientes tipos:--Clases para Cuba $264 & s27--
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Completeness un distinguido amigo nues-
tro, aRliado al partido Unconditional publcando ell
piguiente suelto
YA ERA h0RA
Con refsrencla 81 Sub-secretario del Pres-
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Aver noche fueron electos para formar la
nueva directiva del Centro de Detalstas de esta
Capital los apreciables sefores slguientes, quie
mes deseamos mucho scierto sus importantes
gestiones, felicitandoles por la confanza que han
merecido de sus consocios:
Prssidents, don Pablo Piheiro; Ter. Vice
presidente, don Manuel Luina; 90 Vice-presi-
dente don Emeterio Ochoa; Vocales 10 don
Antonio Mendez, 2.O don Florindo Carrero, 80
don Alexandra Suarez, 40 don Candido Coma
lez, So don Ceferino Fernandez, 60 don Antolin
Cfvidanes Suplentes: 10 don Jose F. Campoa-
NOR, % don Regime Suarez 80 don Jose Cadas
Campilo, a. don Hilario Santos, So don Mica
nor Lamadrid, 60 don Jose Perez Perez. Se-
cretario, don Bernardo Fernandez; Vice-secre-
tario, don J. Arcadia Landrau; Tesorero, don
Saturnino Ateca; Contador, don Juan Contnez
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Vemos en- I'm periodlco frances que an In
dustrlal de Paris, M. Block, hs sacado patente de
invenci6n por un procedimiento para dar los
objetos hechos de cuerno la apariencia de los de
concha carey. Esto Sc hace sumergiendoos
alternativamente una solucion alcelins y en- un
ba1o de sal de plomo. Los objetos, despues de
bien pulimentados, 80 ponen en- una solucl6n de
carbonate de soda, en- la cual tienen el tempo
necesario paia saponifcar todas las materias gra-
sas, J se lavan despues con bastante aqua natural
hasta que no quede sobre ellos NADIA de materia
grasa nj de soda. Despues se ponen en- aqua que
contiens ell amoniaco necesaria para hacerla ser
igeramente alcalina, hasta que haya desspare-
cido de ellos todo el producto azufrado. En- este
estado el cusrno tiene toda Ia apariencia del ca.
rey, 81 le quiere dar el aspecto dc la concha,
ss sunerge en- un bafio de Is por clento de mira
to de acetate de plomo, en- Ia que se dejan hasta
que se forme sobre la superhcie una ligera capa
de sal de plomo. Cuando SO sacan del baho 80
lavan Embellishments con aqua natural 80 ira
tan con una soluci6n de por ciento de acido hi
drocl6rico en- aqua en- la que sc dejan hssta que
hayan tornado el aspecto que 50 desea Por al
timo se pulmenta y Sc les da brilo con un bri,
hidor Como se We, el procedlmiento no es nj
muy compIicado nj muy costoso gracias 81
puede utilizare ell cuerno en- la manufacture de
muchos objetos propios para uso domestico y pars
IL ornamentacion, los cuales se pueden vender
precios baios
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

De Altafulla (Tarragons) escriben con fecha
q dc Enero Las DOnssntcalss del h5re pensanssn-
to 10 que sigue:
"Lo que pasa aqu1 con los aspirantes { d.
putados 90 vergonzoso El cacique que ofrece
mas votos al protsgido del Goblerno, aquel 90 el
favorito del gobernador J 81 que Gambia su anto-
jo 81 alcalde los concsjales Cada dos das 30
Gambia do alcalde. Los mas fdtiles pretextos sir
ven para estos trasiegos continues dc alcaldes y
concsjales. Lo mismo que aquf, sucede On los
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when the conferences began. The atti-
tude of Chairman Voorhees, to-day, how
ever, gave the silver men on the commit
lee bat little hope, for he said he would
vote to report favorably repeal bill
provided there was a declaration coupled
with it declaring for bimetallism.
The bill, when reported, will contain
such declaration, and the vote by which
it will be reported is estimated by men,
bers of the committee at to ., the minor
ity consisting OF Harris, Vest, Vance,
Jones of Arkansas and Jones of Nevada
When the committee adjourned all had
been substantially agreed upon but the
verbiage of the bill.
At meeting to-day draft of the dec
laration for bimetalIism was submitted,
which favors the continuance of the use
of both gold and silver Ito the extent of
the existing coinage) as an unlimited legal
tender, and declares that all forms of
money, whether gold, silver or paper,
should be maintained at a parity and
equal in purchasing power. 1t will further
declare that every effort shall be put forth
to secure an international agreement for
the adoption of a fixed ratio between
gold and silver
The record-union., 1893-08-18

Early Crawford peaches, 450G5c; Tuscan
Cling peaches, 6jc, Orange Cling peaches,
500 75c; Muir peaches; 50c.
New YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day, realizing prices as follows: Bart
lett pears, 81 50@1 IS; Early Crawford
peaches, 50@65c; Muir peaches, 50@65c;
egg plums, 70c@Sl Is; purple Duane
plums, CSC 75c; Columbia plums, 65175c;
Muscat grapes, half-crates, 45G1G0c.
At OMAHA.
OMAHA, Aug. 1.-THE Porter Brothers
Company sold to-day three cars of Cali
fornia fruit. as follows: Pears, $l@I 80;
half-crate grapes, $l@I %; plums, 75c@
81 p; peaches, S0G SOC.
AT KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. l7.-The Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day at the following prices: Bartlett
pears, 81 90@2 p; Columbia plums, 90c@
81 10; egg plums, 85@95c; Hungarian
prunes, 500 SOC; Malaga grapes, half
crates, 65c0SI.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, Aug. 1.-THE Earl Fruit
Company sold California fruit at auction
to-day as follows: Bartlett pears. 81 l5@
l %; Muscat grapes, half crates, 5O@ soc;
Early Crawford peaches, 65@7Oc; Sns-
quehanna peaches, G507Oc.
AT BOSTON.
BosToN, Aug. 1.-THE Earl Fruit Com
pany sold California. fruit at auction to-
day at the following prices: Bartlett
pears, y S0@3 10; half boxes, 81 45: eros
prunes, 81 15@l 25: German prunes, 95c
@$l 10; Egg plums. 60@90c: Columbia
plunls, 70@ soc; EARLY Crawford peaches,
45CgS5c; Foster peaches, 50M60c; Tokay
grapes, half crates, 81 35@I Is; Muscat
grapes, half crates, S0@90c.
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BROODMAREs AT AUCTION
Gllt-Edged Stock From the Famou
Palo Alto Farm.

Gnt-Edged Stock From the Famous
Palo Alto Farm.
A feature Of the coming State Fair will
be the sale at auction on Wednesday,
September 18th, of forty choice brood
mares from the Stanford Palo Alto Stock
Farm. The farm is greatly overstocked,
and it has been decided to sell all but a
few OF the stations and broodmares.
Those to be offered here comprise the
daughters of Electioneer, Ansel, Falls,
Woolsey, Antevolo, Nephew, Wild Boy,
Piedmont, etc, stinted TO the noted stall
lions Truman l2:l2l, Monaco t2:IyI), Nor
ris l2:225}, Paolo (2:2s4), Whips (2;Z14), Az
moor (2:4Ol), Electricity I2:l7D, Hugo
(2:292), Piedmont O2:l7l) and others.
Catalogues, giving descriptions and
pedlgrees, viii be ready August 10Th
Apply TO Edwin +. Smith, Agricultural
Pavilion, Sacramento, or to kiIlip x Co.,
live stock auctioneers, p Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
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The Body OF Angelo Pednanto Found
Near tNnInut Grove.

The Body OF Angelo Pednanto Found
Near Walnut Grove.
Coroner Clark received word last night
that the body OF a man was found floating
in the river about two miles north Of
Walnut Grove during the afternoon.
From books and papers found on the
dead mans person it was rscertained that
his name was Angelo Pednante. The
body was well dressed, and among the
effects was a steamer ticket for passage
from Sacramento to San Francisco, dated
August 18th. Money amounting to S37 45
was also found in the deceased's pockets,
also bank books showing that he had on
deposit with the German Savings and
Loan Association of San Francisco
81 COP q, with the Union Bank $500 and
with the Columbus Savings Bank $40.
Two baggage checks and some keys were
also found.
Justice Of the Peace George Figg held
an inquest shortly after the body was
found. and verdict Of drowning was re-
turned. Coroner Clark goes to Walnut
Grove to-day to get the remains.
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money misused. The Supervisors, who
are given the power to designate the
main roads to be improved under this
system, are locally interested: their desig-
nation of main roads is likely to be only
such roads as are most commonly used
by the people in everyday life. II left to
the state it would be liable to be con
trolled by whim, caprice or political in
tiuences-at least that is the conclusion Of
the New York Legislature. There is
most excellent provision IN the New
York law which we do not have. Under
it the Board of Supervisors IS authorized
to 'Change the location. or Straighten or
alter in any way the highways, and to
make them conform to roads designated
as main roads,"
The object of the New York law, as
stated in the Manual, is to provide such a
network of county roads in each county
that all classes of taxpayers will be bene-
fitted wherever they reside, whether 1t be
on the main roads or upon the cross
roads leading to and acting as feeder for
the main road system.
The main difference in this law and the
provision of our road law for the i'm
provement of main roads, is this: Under
the New York law only such counties as
adopt the system come under its provis-
ions, and if it is adopted by the county
the Supervisors are empowered to issue
bonds in such amounts as in their iudg-
ment may be required to carry out the
law. Under our system the Supervisors
are authorized to levy an annual general
road fund tax for the same purpose, but
very properly have no power to go into
debt.
The New York law also provides for
the appointment of county engineer, a
man Of practical knowledge of road
building, under whose supervision the
main roads shall be built. Under our
law the work can be let by contract under
the supervision of the Board OF Super
visors. If man in all respects suitable
for the work could be found it would
certainly be a good plan to have a super
vising engineer, whether the work was
done by contract or by days work
From the above it will be seen that the
provision in our law authorizing the levy
of general road tax very closely con-
forms to the New York law of last winter.
which was drawn after consultation with
those who had given the matter much
thought and are in touch with the most
advanced ideas upon the matter Of road
imDrOVempnt,
The record-union., 1893-08-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

j. P. Glenn Of Pleasant Grove is in the
city.
f. H. Krebs has gone on trip to the
East.
Ex-senator w. Il. Dargie Of Oakland is
in the city.
Harry Bagley and J. Ferguson Of Og-
den are in the city.
J. A. Laughlin, Los Angeles mer-
chant, is in the city.
Mrs. w. +. Knox, Jr., has returned
from San Francisco.
w. II. Price of San Francisco was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Mrs. l.. y. Billings and daughter have
returned from Placer County.
Edwin X. AlsiD has been up from San
Francisco tor couple Of days.
Mrs Gregory and Miss SoDhia Com
stock are back from Santa Cruz.
Miss Eta Ross, en-route from japan TO
the Worlds Fair, is visiting friends here.
w. d. Bicycle, the attorney, has had a
relapse, and is said TO be very sick man
A. Ankele and wife and Miss Annie
Ankele have gone to Alameda for vaca-
ton.
Nate Webb, accompanied by f. Hunt
er OF tIorin, have returned from the sea-
coast,
United States Marshal William Moore
of Nevada came over from Carson yes
terday.
WIN s. Green. editor of the Colusa SIN
and trustee OF the State Library, is in
the city.
Lawyer Clinton l.. White and family
are expected to arrive from the East this
morning.
Adiutant-General Allen win leave for
Chicago tomorrow, accompanied by
Mrs. Allen.
e. w. Maslin, Secretary of the State
Board Of Trade, was up from San Fran
cisco yesterday.
II. NJ. Day of san Francisco, accom-
panied by his wife and child. is at the
Golden Eagle Hotel.
Mrs. l.. l.. Friedman has returned from
three weeks visit with her mother-in-
law i'll San Francisco.
\. r. Bennett, who was connected with
the Postoilce for some time, is reported
to be dangerously i'll.
Supervisor j. p. NJ. Rainbow of San
Diego, now here on visit, was formerly
a resident of this city
Miss Clara Simmons. Joe Simmons
and Miss Eva Denison left yesterday for
two-weeks' stay in san Francisco.
T. B. Hall did not leave for the East the
other night, as he had intended doing,
but hopes to get away about Sunday.
Mrs. J. Z. Prewett. wife Of Judge
PreWett Of Auburn. is at the Capftnl
Hotel. She is accompanied by Mrs. T..
I}rice of the same place.
A. l.. Fish, the gentleman who stands
ready to furnish Sacramento with pure
water, came up from Oakland last even
ing. He is qnartered at the Golden
Eagle.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: e. +. Brantley, Macon,
Ga: George E. Palmer, New York;
Bradford Moore, Riverside; John II.
( Millzner, Los Angeles: w. E. Dargie,
A. l.. Fish, Oakland; w. II. Price, AL
fred r. Kelly. IL. NJ. Day, wife and child,
san Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
| Mrs. j. E. Prewett, Auburn: Mrs. a bbie
E. Johnston, Los Angeles: Mrs. f. Brice,
Auburn; Z. l.. Baldwin, George q. Lew
is, Il. L. Rea, +. Hoppland, San Fran
cisco; J. 3. Robinson, a. G. Brownell.
Oa<land James Finlayson, San Fran
cisco; j. w. Green, City.
The record-union., 1893-08-18
AFRAID OF A HOODOO.
The Trouble That Arose in q Colo
Barber SbOD

The Trouble That Arose in CoIored
Barber Shop.
There was quite commotion in K
street barber shop yesterday All the
BARRIERS there are colored gentlemen, and
so is the bootbIack. The commotion re
ierred to was wrangle between the
'ooss" and the bootblack, the former
being in quite rage, and giving the
sinner great tongue-lashing.
What did he do?' asked gentleman.
who happened to look in TO see what ali
the fuss was about.
What did he do?" echoed the "boss."
"Why, what more could he do? Why. |
caught him in de act OF talking to little
niggah boy right in front 81 de shop !
That's sure hoodoo Can't do any bus
mess to-day, that's sure! Next time he
does it | FIRE him, that's what IN do 2,
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QUINN's SUCCESSOR.
Olin Webb of Gilroy to be Collie
of Internal ReVenne.

Olln Wellborn of Gilroy to be Collector
of Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Judge Mcguire
said to-day that he had no doubt that Olin
Welborn Of Gilroy wonld be appointed
Collector Of Internal Revenue to succeed
Quinn. 1t is certain that Secretary Carl
isle will recommend this, for Senator
White and Mcguire were so informed
when they visited him Tuesday.
The California delegation has recon-
mended Walter Il. Stradley for appoint
ment as Commissioner OF Immigration.
This was done atthe request of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee