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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-04
THE VERY ELEGANT FURNITURE

CUHUdIHeu III lIIb AUUFb FfIVate ktsluenceg
COMPRISING IN PART:
Elegant Odd Pieces Of Drawing room Furniture:
Expensive Cherry and Ebony .Par1or TIA bles and
Standards: Costly Bric-a- brae and Ornapents:.
Magnificent Ebony Cabinet: Oil Paintings aud:
Pictures In fashionable frames; Fine Lace Cur
taIns and Expensive Portieres: Art Mirror and
Easel; Very Costly Folding Bed ia cherry With
plate mirror and bric-a brac front: Walnut and
Oak Chamber Furniture; Spring and Hair Top
Mattresses Finest Mission Blankets; Pjlowi
and Bed Linen; Almost New Brussels. Carpets
and Rugs; Very ELEGANT Walnut Sideboard; :.
Extension Table and Chairs To match: Elegant
Collection OF Fine China, Crystal Glassware
and SIlver.plated Ware; Fine Range, with
water-bsck; Gas Stove; Kitchen Utensils: GAR
den Hose, ETC.. also one Very ftae Ladies'
Safety.
FRANK W. BUTTERFIELD. Aucrioneer,. !:
fa32 I9 MONTGOMERY ST.
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Portfand's Business.
PORTLAND, Or, ian. 3-Ciearances $53o,000
balances $4,000
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San Francisco Meat Market.

A. 4s4c: half-bbIs, 14c. more than bbls. and DO,
Lac more.
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WOOL Market.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-wooi IL firm ana quiet
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BOARD SALES.

NoTE.-Con. Cal & Va has unsold bullion valued
at S40.0Sl IS. Alpha owes pumping association
S2hOu
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESNESF. Chronomssse an1
Instrument Maker. Calf ornia StresE
Sign OF tho Wooden SaiIo-.
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AUCTION SALES.
EXTRAORDINARY LARGE SALE
OF Rich and Elegant Furniture

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCT1ONEERs
WILL SELL TOMORROW,
Thursday, January 5; at III O'Clock A. Mig.
at 1907 Market street, bet. Sixth AND
seventh, al. of the Elegant Par1or FhrnI:
ture.
Handsome odd Upholstery. Body Brusses and
Wilton Carpets, Rich and Elegant Plato Glass
Front Folding beds. Hand Polished Oak aud Wal
nut BEDROOM Sets, Massive Sideboards, Elegaht
Pedestal Extension Tables and Chars. Grand Rose
wood Piano, Pictures. ETC., the former contents OF.
three Elegantly Furnished Residences removed to e
our salesrooms for convenience of sale.
NJ j. SIMMONS. Auctioneer.
N. d The attention OF purchasers is called to
tnls sale as the goods are all IN rscfass condition
snu OF the very latest designs. Goods ex-
serve. IA ar
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pomestio fleece. 25as2c p n; pulled 2o@s2c;
Texas lEi12lc.
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Wednesday..'.....''s.s. ...January 4, $685.:
At II O'Clock a. NJ. on the premises. =
1903 VALLEJO ST.. NEAR VAN. NESS AVE.
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LAURENCE ViNcEnT

llUREhGE VINCENT,
GENERAL AUCTIOSEER.
Room ~, Flood Building, corner OF Market and
Fourth SITS.
THIS DAY, -:
Wednesday.-.... ,ysnuarS 4, 1898.
At 2:30 O'Clock P. NJ, the premises
712 TAYLOR ST., BET. SUFFER- AND BUSH
~ WILL SELL &.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
Contained in the Above Residence
=. COMPRISING PART.
Elegant Parior Furniture; Fancy Easy Chairs and.
Patent Rockers; Magnificent CabIaet Odd Pieces
Parlor Upholstery; Body Brussels and Tapestry
carpets; Antique Oak Chamber Furniture: Spring
and Curled-hair Mattresses; CornIees aud Lace
Curtains; OIL Paintings etc
NoTE-The sale will take place sharp at 2:3O
r. M House open for Inspection IL N.
Building. ia4 It's
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THE ELEGANT EURNlTlI,
FRANK W. BUTTeREIELD.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEER
Montgomery street, near Suffer-
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LAURENCE VINCENT.

GENERAL AUCTIONE T. r.. -,
Ofiee-Room %, Flood Building cor Mkt & Attn sts
TOMORROW.
Thursday ..................January 5. 1885,
AT IL A NJ, on the premises,
525 OcTAVIA ST., NEAR GROVE.
THE ELEGANT FURNITURE
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Produce Market.

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged. Net cash prices
follows: Family extras 50 90@4; Bakers
extras. 81 sO94: superhne. 81 1903 10 . Dbl.
WHEAT Freights, in the absence OF charters
are nominal. The chartered Wheat feet in port
has registered tonnage OF 26,400, against 93,700
tons the same Gate last years disengaged.
10000 tons, against $4,000; on the way 20 this
port, 266. 900 tons, against 2S2. 600.
The Wheat market opens the year stiff at fur
Their advance. though the demand shows no partic-
ular Improvement. We quote No. l. 81 271a9
l 1884 o ctl; choice. 81 80 q ell; lower grades.
81 20@l Is; extra choice for milling 81 3212@
50 q ctl
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Exchange and Bullion.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Departure OF Australian steamer depends on
English mails
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Br stmr Grandhom, Mason. ocos: Otis. McAilIs-
ter & Co.
stmr Newber9 Won Helms, Guaymas, etc; Good
ALL Perkins a. Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hannah, Eureka; GoodaIs, Perkins
Co.
oregon POLICEMAN, Astoria: Union Pacific
Railway Co.
Br ship Sierra Miranda. McMaster. Queenstown;
G W McNear.
Bktn Tropic Bird. Burns Tahiti; j Pinet Co,
Sailed.
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XIV.
AID TIE TROUBLE BEGINS.

Ruth Lenox was, just at this time, on a
brief visit to the house of a married.
brother who lived near Babylon; so that
Mary Was not able to consult with her
only confidante until the second dav after
Billy Prangls's visit. Who could tell the
agony of mind she felt during that time
az the leaden hours dragged slowly bv?
Ii seemed to her fearful and excited i'm
a2inatlOn as II at any moment she was
liable 10 bear of her lovers capture and
Imprisonment, and she was powerless to
do aught to save him. One hope only
suggested itself TO her mind: that he
might have sailed away from New Haven
before his pursuers could reach him, and
that by the time OF his return from the
" vest Indies the real murderer might be-
discovered aud the foul suspicion against
porn entirely dissipated. But she was
not left to cherish In peace even that
small germ OF comfort, for Aunt Thatcher,
with the astuteness and malice of fem
mime fiend-and if there 10 a distinction
of sex among the devils the female ones
must surely be far the worse-divined
that the sailor who visited Mary had come
from Dorm. or in his interest, and embit-
tered eYery hour of the poor girls life by
the wagging of her venomous tongue. AS
hOOu Us DIZZY idu kOuc AWAY buo utulduHbu
TO know what his business was, and re-
ceiving no reply-for Mary felt that she
would rather have died than give her aunt
the satisfaction of knowing the hideous
intelligence he brought-proceeded TO
treat the subject in her own lively fashion.
"Oho So you don't want to tell
Well, l don't wonder at it. I'd DO
Ashamed, too, il | was in your place. But
] can guess without YOUR telling me. It's
some word from Dorm Hackett, I'll be
bound. Wants you TO 90 and take up
with him while he's in port, maybe. Ii
you do you needn't think TO come back
here with your disgrace. s'pose he
thinka he's got heap OF money now.
Did re let you know how much he got by
killing old Jake Van Deust?"
ION, aunt exclaimed Mary. you
know that is a wicked falsehoodl You
know Dorm never would have done such
a thingp
Don't tell me lie. you impadent. de-
ceitful. good-for-nothins hussyI Don't
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CUTICURABABY

This beautiful baby boy, the son of Geo.
b. and Jsnetta Harris, Webster, Ind. lie one
of thousands completely cured by the
Cuticura Remedies OF torturing and dis
figuring skin disease, after many doctore
and remedies had wholly failed The
marvellous cures daily performed by these
great remedies have astonished ell famiL
lar with then. None but mothers realize
how these little ones suffer when their
tender skins are literally on fire with
itching and burning eczemas and other
itching, scaly, botchy and pimply skin
and scalp diseases. TO know that single
application OF the Cu'icura Remedies will
afford instant relief, permit rest aud
sleep, and point to a permanent and eco
nomicsl because most speedy cure, aud
not 10 use them. is to fail in your duty.
Parents, think OF the mental and physical
suffering TO be endured in years TO come
from neglected skin, scalp and blood dis
eases. Cures made in infancy and child
hood are almost invariably permanent.
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No 4,443-Well known.
He man much talked about,
AT morning, noon and night;
Hisenemies e'er think he's wrong,
His friends, that he is right.
His name? Within il may be found
A mate. a weed aud style,
An animal. a basket, too,
A portion Of a mile.
To eat with grnediness and haste,
To veh oles With wheels,
Something wo think q man has had
When through the streets he reels.
lETHYI.
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A.42o--The eyes.
All Provided For.
[street & smith. Good News.I

street cmltb UOOd vows
Auntv-"And so all the children you
play with are to appear in tableaus?
Have YOU found characters for them ell ?"
Little Girl-"We's got everysing fixed
for all zee pretty ones-hower girls, brides,
pipsies an everysing."
but how about the ugly onesY'
~ don't know for sure. Yves th!nkin'
bout gettin' up a chamber of horrors for
"a res"
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An Inexperienced Youth.

Married Man And you are engaged
to Miss Blan kie?"
Young Friend-"Yes, / watched her q
whole day on railroad train and became
so interested in her that / followed her
up, got an introduction and now we are
TO DO married"
"Was she travelling alone?"
mo, she was with her mother and her
kindness to her mother is what captured
me-"
But, gee Wilkins. old man, she'll 90
on being kind to her mother"
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why They Went.
rsireet q Smiths Good Nevs.l

Mrs. De Fashion-"And so you were at
Berlin while abroad. Did you stay
long?'
Little Bobby do Style-"Only bout q
day."
"What did you go to Berlin for?"
$50 wen iolks asked mamma il she'd
been to Berlin che could say yes of
tourse."
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No. 4, 444-Curtailme
An one f1co pudding Is a treat
At Christmas tlme-lt oan't be beat
Since Dickens times and long before,
The English set By It great storej
And We America ms, guess,
Think Of she dainty scarcely less.
BITTER SWEET.
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No. 4,4f1-The Drill Sergeant's Masterpiece.
About the puissant king Of Spain.
who, having hundreds in his train,
Mareh'd up the hill and down again,
You've often read In story.
There was an old drill sergeant once
(The sequel shows he no Ounce.
Had masterd more than mounting guns,
Aud thought OF more than Eioryl
With fifteen recruits in hand
Three files OF Eve composed the band
BY queer manipulation plann'd
A mastery mAneuvre:
For seven successive days so dress'd
His ranks OF three that try your best,
No two men twice were found abreast;
This feat was his chez rarre.
lWILLIAM Wilson.
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No Motive.
Istreet & Smiths Good Nswsl

Istreet Smiths Good NewSl
Mamma-"The ideal Afraid to go 10
dentist and have a tooth filed Why,
your little sister had three filed only last
week. and didn't say word"
Small son-"Well. I amt SO struck on
looks as girls is.
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sold.eyerywhere Price Cutieura soc; Soap, 25c;
Res0tvent Sl.0O
Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Cor
pcrstion, nOstOn
''An About the Skin. Scalp and Hair" 81 Eages,
500 diseases, mailed free
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No. 4.4A6-Chnrade.

No. 4 ,496-Charade.
Like Indian summer sunshine cleaned
Her hair but most of all there glinted
One curl upon her neck that seemed
A roll of copper coin new-minted.
begged the itro and YES" she said,
Then growing one. she would deny It.;
With her own scissors. from her head
clipped, and stood els;e. TO eye il
"Totaii' she said, that horrid namsl
20, no, indeed you wrong me there's
IT'S not pound Of flesh claim,
But just a pennyEeight OF hair.
"a penny worth of hair" she cried,
Her face flushed from bang 10 collar;
Then in a voice OF injured pride:
THAT curl. sir, cost me half dollar"
sM.Cs.
No. 4,447-AddiriOn of Tails.
In passing through the village
The bells first babe me pause,
Until On added letter
Caused me to work my jaws.
made one more addition.
Myself found in the claws
OF that rapaeiOus monster,
We call the ''puzzler's laws"
[G- HENRI BoeARr.
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The poor girl was In despair. She did not wish 10
get her COMPANION into trouble by reporting Whist
had been done, and yet she could not rememb.r any
of the missing figures. But bright idea struck her
and she proceeded TO calculate from tn hguTes left
what were those erased, and she had the whole IN
proper shape BY the time the teacher ohanced 10
look at her. What were the missing figures?
fC EMENT
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knoTrY PROBLEMS.
No. 4.4se-A spring suggestion.

No. 4 ,44o-Numcr!cRl.
Grand i-2 has her wedding bonnet,
With such a lovely feather on IL;
She keeps IL laid away. just 50,
As II was worn long limo ago,
And will not often let me see IT..
For foar that should las IL.
We once, alas. that should state IL.
Disputed 4-5-6-7SiL
asked 10 borrow u a minEte.
To have my picture taken in 1t;
She answered me with knitted brows:
1T shan't go 6.7-S this house"
With that thought appeared to strike her;
Her friends declare ] look just like her,
And in that bonnet all ight see
Exactly what she used 10 be.
] got it them but you would laugh
To see the funny photograph.
The plume is what they designate
l-2-3-4-5-6 rs. IN. c. s.
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a Bad Blunder.
TStrset n Smiths Good News.

Magazine Office Boy-"0b. there's been
an awful time up in the editorial room to-
day"
Business Mansger-"Eh? what's the
trouble?"
Office Boy-"The ianitor made mistake
and put the No Admittance' sign on tho
subscription Office. aud the Welcome
door mat in front OF the editors ROOM"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
No. A,445-Star.

/. a letter. 2 A Turkish arrow. (Webster's I'M
abridged.) 3 A strong current 4 Ole who begs.
3. TO escape. 6. An adder. Z. As much as O Tree
can hold. s. An AbbreviatiOn. 9. A letter.
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Nntes.

'I hope Hardness will give more like 4 40i, !"
writes solver
Ii was the intention TO give this week few spesi-
mons OF unique and interesting puzzle novelties of
the past TO give puzzle-maksrs hint for the pres
ent c0mpetitiOn- This has proven unnecessary,
however, for such "knotty problems" as 4 439. al
and L 442 are very clever novelties of the present.
These are not entered for prize IL Is hoped that
they may suggest other new ideas TO puzzle-makers
wh0 however, must not make the mistake of think
ing that limitations of these puzzles viii be novelties.
Answers.
4,420-l. Rail, lair. 2. Plate, petal. 8. Spool.
loops
4,42I-shrove Tuesday, Valentines day.
4,422-Conhagration.
4.423-Fee fear. feast
4.424-Retribution.
4425- p
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A complete directory to the worlds fair
can be found in the Indiana almanac for
1893.
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No. ABBA Bright Girl.

No. 4,442-A Bright Girl.
schoolgirl sent 10 the blackboard 10 perform
multiplication, had completed her work when
conn aaion, IN spirit OF mischief rubbed out every
other figure, leaving only the following;
IS
-
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The Great Hood FdT'H'r'
For the Cure Of Chronic Disease.

S,,.o-,. rh.,mnts.n. sorofula, Hacking Dry Cough.
{anoerous Affection. eeding q the rags, "HAse
swelIipg Tum r, Hip Disease, Bronehitis
Eotonly does the SersafarlA Eeso.Yent exc So
remedial agents In the cure o. Chronic, oeloieto5
ConstitutionaI and SKIN Diseases, BAT Is ths NaAJ
q
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AruEEa. o.
Athens, NJ. & C. Depou

. a. ~ Great success in Or -ctics; and the way
fond favor with your Essoivent, IL cured rie OF
ID sbetas after three physicians had given me NV
Stctsd change IN my urine ia two hours alter tns
srst dose ard three bottles enred mo Your irleao
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Dr.. RslTay's SarslplfiIIiin RsSolVent

Aremsdy co n posed OF ingredients OF eK,f2o,ala@
- ,,5o,i GRO rtisL essentially - p rttg, al:
TeyaIr apa invigora e Jhs broken doFa aud wAs'sl
Nv Quick, pleasant, safe and lrnanent IN ls
treatment and curs- S0id d al o1Ass.''~
DOLLAR a BOTTLE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-25

Iscrito 10 preoedente llega nilestras ma.
nos 81 ndmero 50 de "a Bandera EspaGolo que nos
dedica tres columnas prop6sito de ID question
Correos IA le iremos contestando POGO POGO,
slguiendo "a consejo de no abusar de los lectores
con asunto PersOaal como 10 llama Ell colegs. Ss
Pc hoy solamente para su deseacanso que mas de
5Oo personals muy connotadas dc esta Capital
verDalmente, y muchas de ID leila por escrito,
nos han felicitaao por nuestra campana, pues
aunque pess Ia Bandera los cue lo Ia
mean, las quejas contra Comunicaciones SON ge-
nerales.
Porq9e hay peri6dicos completeness como
"a BanderG es que estamos como estamos te-
niendo 81 pals que sufrir Las consecuencias de los
malos ernpleados
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GARTA De Ia lsLA
Catano, Is de Mayo de 1893

Catafo, IS de Mayo de 1893.
Sr. Director de La CoRREspoNDENcIA.s .s
Muy seiior milo amigo: Acabo do llecar de
Arecibo, he hallado On mi casa "El Clamor'
de hoy, CON un suelto que dice:
Recibimos un telegrama protestando con-
ira la conducta del sefior Blanco al venir los In
fantes
Buscamos la procedencia: BGyana6n.
Abr1mos 81 registro de comit9s locales au-
tonomistas: Bayon6n no fgura en- ellos, g.,
Desatamos los legajos de la correspondence
recibida por 81 Directorio. Hallamos varias car
tas dc Bayans6n, diciendo que ALI no hay quien
SO coupe de politica autonomista, nj quien tenga
lugar de formar comites, nj quien ne halle dis.
puesto mas sacridcios para sacar NADIA entire
dos platos
de modo que no hay en- Bayam6n autono.
mistas que secunden Ia acci6n del Directorio y
los nay para fusllarlo telegrafcamente7
Pasemos de largo"
Lac incluyo copia del telegrama que alude
ESQ regoao de 10 Secretarfa del Directorio, para
que SO sirva publicarlo:
Brau.-CapitaL - Fusilamiento periodisti.
CO, director particle, no 60 exacto. Somos mu-
chos, los no conformes permanecemos silencio.
SOS. Lenguaje usado por Jefe dirigiendose " De.
mocracla, detestable, pertenece arsenal incondi-
cionalismo puro. 81 los que no pueden. nj ouie.
rem mostrarse en- esa forma, estorban persipan
dimisi6n, 10 conseguir6n.-Cr Crus Castro"
No tengo tempo en- este momento para CON
testar cual corresponds, ese pasenaos de Zorqo.
Hare constar, no obstante, que nj soy nj he
sldo nuhca vecino de Bayam6n, Y este 10 sabe
. III clamor, por consiguients le reto que pu.
Dlique cartas mfas On que le Olga. .algo de 10 que
el asegura. b. 8. M. 90 atento amigo, - Cruz
Castro 5s. 3F s5e.
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Una nina Do orc on Espaka

Segdn vemos en- la prensa de Aguilas, 90 ha
descubierto, nnos seis kilometres de aquella
poclAci6n y enclavado en- el centric de un vale.
un criadero aurifero en- cantidad de noinaralas IA
tel cuantfa que, cubicados por diversos Inpenie-
ros, se eleva algunos millones de toneladas cue
oontienen 81 preciado metal, que se encuentr. n.
al parecer, on disposition de benefciarse.
Desde pocos meses esta parte han sido Vi
sitados y 1econocidos dichos terrenos Dor 40 a.
caso n6mero de Ingenieros extranjeros nacio-
males; y dltimamente, esta semana paaada, lego
una comisi6n de ellos directamente de- Londres.
los cuales han permanecido en- 81 pals varios dias
estudiando detenidamente tan exceptional naci.
niento, quedando sorprendidos por Ia abundancia
de tierras aurfteras, entablando negociaciones
pars concsrtar 81 asunto dando por result do ls
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a DsFFespeatsssI do pusrle- RIee
.yEcves, &6 de AaAoda 1893
eAeETA OFFICIAL nE aaY

dooierno General -Secretaria. IN Negociado
6.o--Con fecha 23 del corriente se ha dlriRido
por 81 Mlnlstro de UltrRmar este 0obierno Ge.
neral 81 cablegrama siguiente: 9 Calvo Romsral
Fiscal Ponce, nombrado Jue2 Habana. C6m.
e plase'
Negociado de Obras Pdblicas. Real Orden
dando cuenta de la sentencia dictada en- el pleito
promovido por Ia Compafia de los Ferrocarriles
de esta Isla por Ia que se declara procedente Ia
excepclon de falta de personalidad On Ell Repre-.
sentante de dlcha Gompania para promoyer la de.
nande entablada contra la Real 0rden de IA de
Mayo do 1890
Intendencia General de Hacienda Publica.
FuDlicanse las instrucciones tarlfas porque -ha
dc reg1rse el Laboratorio Quimico de Ia Aduana
de esta Capital.
Battalion Cazadores de Colon ntmero %
Sehalase 81 dfa de Junio pr6xlme para verifcar
los examenes de oposici6n fin de proyeer las ii.
gulentes plazas vacantes: una de m1sico de pri-
mera clase hlscorno, otra de segunda cornetin =
tres dc tercera para tromb6n, bajo y saxof6n 8
clarinete. ..7s-s
Audiencia Territorial las IN.
cantes de la escribania del Juzgado de Coamo Y
los Registros de la Propiedad de Zamboanga de
b. csase tianza de $1,000, el dc Camarlnes de
l.. clase y fanza de So 600; el primero en- 81 te.
rEltorlo dc la Audiencia de Cebd el segundo en-
81 de la de Manila.
Diputaci6n Provincial -An6ncisse que Ia
Dputaclon acord6 subvencionar con S4 900 al
Ayuntamiento de Lares para Ia reparaci6n del
camlno vecinal de dicho pueblo Arecibo & fin
de que los que SO consideren interesados puedan
exponer 10 que estimen del case referente &
ia oicha subvencl6n en- el plazo de 20 dias