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pRoahHssIYH nousroN.
AS Seen By the Proctor Of the Texas Unit
VqraltV

AS Seen By the Proctor OF the Texas Unit
versity
Captain James ~ CLARK, Proctor OF the
University OF Texas, has been spending
q part OF The Christmas holidays with his
nephew, Mr., A. A. Foster of this city.
Ills Impressions OF Houston are neither
narrow nor contracted.
You have a magnificent city with pos
Mbiiiiies beyond computation" he re-
marked 70 reporter Of The Post. n
am nsfonished az Its rapid progress, and
The stable nature OF rs improvements. In
foremost city or the State.
nave seen some Of your factories
houston Heights your breweriea and The
alherent elegant and costly business
nguHeS now IN process OF construction.
They show progreIs, thrift and enterprise,
and are sure induces Of the future pros
pciliy OF the city"
Whom shown the Khan building and its
INTERIOR With the modest looking pro-
Irietor N the rear Of hla store. Riying
he remarked that Il was 10 him Il most
Interesting sight 10 gee young men CON
Quoting enterprises OF large proportions.
have had 10 much experience In my
and other States. that II IL my dHlisht @
watch their opening and expanding M
lures, flrst as awkward, gawlsy school
giria and hoyhf then as age ana experience
and knowledge come 70 them, 4 watch
s m1sn sne asoRsst interest ana anxiety ms
'Ah, my boy he continued, 1--WE have
q glorious State you have a magnificent
city and your city has q most progressive
and liberal paper, The. POST Not eaiy I,
reason 10 feel under obligations 70 this
paper In my capacity ~ poFinezs man
nger Of the unlversitX I have hhd oocar
ion 70 appeal % different papers e insert
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ford street. from Texas avenue TO Me-
Kinney avenue and advertisement was
ordered giving notice that the roll OF
ownership would be prepared.
The death OF Alexander McGowen, cX-
mayor Of the city OF Houston. was sug-
gested. and a committee consisting Of
Aldermen tiirsch, Shearn and Bailey was
appointed to draft resolutions commemor-
alive OF his services 10 the city aud ex-
pressiNe OF the sense OF the council on the
loss the community and his family have
sustained.
Gil shall attend the funeral IN a body. The
IRE department viii also attend, Joining
the procession at Shcarn church.
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BRENNAN RAcrs

Brenham Texas. December 27.-The
races We're well attended this afternoon.
First Race, quarter mile dash-Saw-
bones Headlight, Maid Ball. Getaway and
Brown Bird entered. Brown Bird won.
Time. 2f. seconds.
Second race, half mfe dash for 3-year-
olds--Lady Kyle, Cap and George Clark
entered. George Clark won. Time, b9h
seconds. Lady Kyle fell and threw her
rider a double sonersault but he escaped
with slight bruises.
Third race. half-mile dash free for ALL
Genera! Green, bennington and English
Lady entered, bennington won easily. Time
soy seconds.
Several scrub races There is good
programme for tomorrow.
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MEXICAN CIRCUS.
THN sAcREp coNcrRT.

The sacred concert arranged by Miss
Ida Buckingham viii take place tonight
at the First Presbyterian church. begin
ming at $50 o'clock. The hour is thus
placed so as to avoid interference with
other pleasures. The programme is as fol-
Anthem,- Presbyterian Choir
............... Miss Nadia Mcleod
Duett--Organ and violin. ....
49,, Mr.. II. Breaker and e. H. Green
Calvary ago., Mr.. Spencer Wilson
Recitation-"Ragged john. .....
'.... ..... Miss Anne r, Cox
Ave Maria--Violln obiigato.
Miss l.. Buckingham. Mr.. Paul Nugent
Trio-"rhe Wayside Cross. Professor
Hodgkins, o. H. r. Rudesill and
Dan 3. Rudesill.
Recltation-'Paradise and the PERI.
cornet soio-"Nearer Ny God 70 Thee e. -
-........ 49, ...Wm. r. Touchon
sacred Solo. ....., Miss Bessie Hughes
Chariot Race-Sen Hur Miss Annie Boyd
Christian Church Choir ,...... ........
............. Beautiful Golden Gates"
Recitatlon-"A Free Seat" ..........
Anthem from Willard Mass. .........
.;...-......., Hebrew Church Choir
Recitation-"Th Seventh Plague of
Egypt. :.,..... Mr. II. r. Barden
Thou Who Takest Away the Sins of
the World" Miss Annie Raymond Cox
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sAN ANrnNIn RAcEs-

San Antonio, Texas, December 27.-The
results at the Jockey club races today
First race, 2;30. trot or pace, half mile
heats, best three in five-Won by Dora
py Siretta second, Prince third. Time,
Second race. 2:24, trot or pace. half mile
heats, best two in three-Won by Alice
Third race roadster class--Won by
Virgil Rand, Sleepy Joe second G. G. c.
third. Time, L 81.
Fourth race. for yearlings, trot or pace,
half mile heats, best two In three--yyon
by Princess, Jacinto second. Time, I:27
F.fth race, running, half mile, enlisted
united states soldiers TO ride--Won by
Private Gore on Thurston. Time. 80 sec
onds.
In :OStk
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~ MoNTEFIoRn HAr.I-

Houston lodge No 434. B'nai Birth, viii
give an entertainment this evening al
Montefore Hall, for which the following
programme has been prepared:
Music. 49,. -. 49, Orchestra
grafton, SO. -. go. Mr. l.. A. Freed
Vocal Solo. go. Mrs. Arthur Upper
Recitatlon.... Miss Hattie Oppenheiri1e,.
Plano Solo,. .. Miss Tdabel Gerson
Vocal Solo. 49,. ... Mrs s. / WoIf
Piano Duet. Misses Flora and Josie Opet
To conclude with a dance
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rIIE c,ouGMI1N rRIAr.

Chicago. December 27.--In the coughIIn
case today the session Of the court was
occupied with routine evidence, In which
The prosecution met the first repulse
this afternoon, Judge Tuthlll refused 10
admit testimony upon the question OF con-
spiracy In Camp 20, The State could not
Ia Judge Tuthilrs opinion, show suffcient
cause for introducing the testimony.
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rHE NIENIcAN RACES.

City OF Mexico December 27.-Bab's
Guide and Rlce's Chimes wiz run race
Of a mile for $500 side, the money to be
up next Monday. The match Is the result
Of an argument as to the comparative
merits OF the horses.
Today's results:
Five furlongs-Leon v. King Lewis,
Ruby. Time. 104A
one mile-Dloise, Ohio c.. Rush. Time.
5lA seconds.
The third was declared Off.
Nlne-six teenths OF a mile-willie H,
Kansas Girl, Kerosene, Time, 6sA sec
onds
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DALLAs posTMAsTERsHIP,

Washington, December 1.-THE psl4
postmastership seems the cbisti q ~
interest here now. Two candidates ~
arrived today and one Is ALREADY Ads
Several others are said 10 be tnna7 {,
While Mr.. Abbott, who Fttsnn'.
w. A. IInl FOR the place, 5 ds'ilsh I !
home by sickness. the Others tsls;e''
expect to walk away with the llpa
John II. CASTOR and ". P ElAas II \
late arriving candidateR CASTOR eA, Y I. !.
the White House this morning, an' Y X y. !.
absence of the president, va ~
through the mansion p sec'e'a'' IS
Der.
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Washington, December 27.-The man.
ayers of the race meeting at the Ivy City
track decided this afternoon to abandon
all racing until January 4. when n decis-
the indictment of the bookmakers
Today's summarizes:
Seven furlongs-Sam Bryant, Little
Charlie, McMurtry. Time, 1870.
Six furlongs- Fiction Pecksnifr, Doc
Burch Time. 1.lS.
SIS GgrlongsAddie. strathmaid. Pan
Seven furlongs ELI, Panhandle, Paul
One mile and a sixteenth-Lester, Mit
Young, Void. Time. 1852.
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GRAND COOKING MANN

YoalSum. Texas, December a7.--Articles
Of agreement were signed today by VIII
II, Wheeler Of Hampstead ana Joe Jolly
OF Yoakum for a cooking main TO take
place here on the .25th, Goth and 9th Of
January. The stakes are $50 on each
single light and 5000 a side on the odd
night or main, each side TO show twenty
one cocks. Game chicken fanciers VIII be
here from all oyer the state.
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Criminal District Court-IIon. Il. ID.
Gavin, judge presiding; ]. X. p. Ciillasple,
ret attorney; S. S. Ashe, clerk; George
Ellis, sheriff
Walter Williams and Tom Williams,
theft of cattle; mol pros as to Tom VIII
Jams; plea of guilty as to Walter Will
Jams and verdict of two years in each Of
two cases
There were thirteen indictments In these
cases, and the proceedings as above cover
them all.
This court stood adjourned at 10 M until
2s}0 p. m. on Thursday, In respect to the
memory of the late Alexander McGowen.
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easily adjusted. The inhshItanc, ~ i, ,
extended only to personal prvrg,r i
1t has been found impracticshls I tss
real estate included.
Ten million dollars tcstImatei) Vi i
derived from this source.
A tax Of sl.5o per 1000 on cIgass.ls 4,
6 cents a pack on playing cards Nd VA
100000. In all si5,OpooOo. wh!ta ~
members OF the committee link i 4
that need be provided for by lls.sta....
at present.
There was some talk that darny ii
holidays the democrats opposed d Ii q
would organize to secure ia dsiat u
IT does not look as II anything VIZ q;
of it.
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ora INTEREST ro TEyANs

Washington, December a.-W u Il. e 4
of Longview and Velasco, Ies<,M Y !.
pointed special inspector o. sas . Win n
department and stationed - S's \. +
lsota, is here on summons ilo'a =. ~ Fl
partment. 1t Is probable tlial ~ 3, Il
be transferred to New YOU. = VA
made a fine impression % iAs -
over him. ,eas III
Original Widows pension r,9
granted to Dorothea Geriscn y VI. VI, y
Thomas N. McWharisr w az, Il 3
pointed postmaster at siorn''n
@. Dial. resigned.
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nnvAs I.AnY H0NoREl

washington, December a.- q. "A Il 4. j
,ubIished here today Of ladiss W VI X 4
asslst Mrs. Cleveland II hrl ,, VI, < < b
eeptlon on New Years day g. .s~s ( y
resented by Mrs joseph =, I'M crs:
Is notable honor and y az M III
On few. Mrs. sayels Is ppe y INA is q
soonest 90 women in washingIoa.s AZ III .
ably represent her STATE Z. AK sas * ~
ciai funotion OF the year IS p0'7 4
hand on The floor OF the hours
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MINBRs oRGANIzu

DuBolse, Pa, December 27.-About 100
delegates, representing 1900 coal miners
Of Central Pennsylvania, met in conyen-
ganizatlon, The merits OF the Knights of
Labor United Mine Workers OF America
and Federation were. discussed. but action
was postponed until tomorrow
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MARRIEn oIIIErT-Y

Hurley and Miss Ethel NJ Knight were
married., the ceremony taking place at
the residence. Of the. brides mother, Mrs
the late j. II. Knight and is a most lovely
and accomplished lady, while the groom
Is young business man of recognized
was IA very quiet one, only members or
the families of the young couple being
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sWEEPINq REDIIcTIoN

KittannIng, Pa December o7.--There
was q sweeping reduction in wages in
augurated today at Ford City plate glass
works. Cuts range from to 20 per cent.
according 20 the grade of pay. There Is
no talk OF resistance.
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WILL TEST THE law

Topeka, Kan. December 27.--A sui. was
filed IN the district court here today by
per capita tax of $50 on $1,000 Kansas
Odd Fellows g pay The alleged incum-
acres OF land by ID. H. Borslere 10 eIec5
an odd Fellows home near Ottawa, Kan
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. La. December 81. Jim
Lamb, Billy Bennett. Casa Time. :0S@,
=, Inree-fourths Of mile-Mlss Perkins.
Tenny, jr, San l3enlto. Time. i:f0H
Six and half furlongs--Josie u. Bora-
ans Marble Rock. Time, 2i&.
Five inrlongs-Pat Tucker. Hebernia
queen, Myrifliartha. Time, i:02H
Tine, 1.43L $3.50 @TN'cAl,
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MIN cpANK,s CASE.

THE JKAi' - 3 lollIf ~
Washington, pece ,Ias crank. st'
lam, the letter wrilns stegsasoa e =.
epistles 10 vice President a'e d y
ator Mills and other pios'rrr,,irps; y
men was to have besp .s s ID rifs'
morning. but there vas ns'r = v.pi ~.
ing tho warrants and the ss''
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THn HAwAIIAN INvEsHaAll

Washington, DDecember q. The ssh,;ss
mittee Of the senate committee % y
elgn relations. appointed to n'essra
our Hawaiian relations, met this naisi
and proceeded to work on the hcrgsa u
olution.
DR.. o. p. Emerson, secretary .! 7
board OF missions for Hawaii vas =
first witness. The proceedings q De -
mittee were held behind closed doqn
IL Understood that Emerson vii y 4
amined especially concerning he Aaazl
OF the American troops With q yiss :
showing what part Stevens and WI
took in the revolution.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Paving Certificates 10 Issue.-Death or
cx-Maycr Mcciowen.

The city council met yesterday. after
noon IN calied session. Mayor Browne pre-
siding and Aldermen Fog. Gelselman,
fiirsch. Shcarn, Bailey, Reisner and Schll-
ling present. Absent Aldermen Kohlhaun.
Hamilton and Lyies
The cail stated the object OF the meet
Ing 10 be consideration OF Issuing certif-
Gates for -four blocks OF brick paving on
Travis street frcm Texas avenue 70 Me-
Kinney avenue, and on report OF the
board OF public works. city engineer and
paving Inspector. the city secretary Was
directed 20 make out the .certincates.
report from the board OF public wor ks
was received on the four blocks on craw-
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LABOR MATTERS.
WANT WAGES RESTORED

W sA4N 4 ~ ANA4S tt-oIAfffD
Pittsburg, Pa. December 27.-The min
ers OF this section are making desper-
ate effort to induce the operators to re-
store wages to last years basis. They
say IL they are not successful this winter
they will perfect such an organization by
May ] as % be able % force nrlces in
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INTo A REcEIyEnss HANns

Iowa. city Iowa, December 27-The
Of the Hon Ezekiuh CLARK went lnfo tho
hands OF 9 receiver this afternoon 10
safety Judgment for $4,000 IN favor of
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FOuRTEEN RoTTNn NM

ST. Louis. Mo, December g1.-ronirbt
n q lively fourteen round mill here. Dan
pay knocked out Al Nelst 10 the pres
once OF llu spectators. The fight was
tame, Neist being on the offensive aide
tnI2Nishoui. iealy was unmarked Neist's
weight was ll3 and Days was 100,
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Its aiass-sun Observation-Disclosures

y - very singular fact tina, there IL
no science a knowledge Of which n so
even among those who pretend 10 ,,en1 1919
education, as astronomy. Even la our "a.
..sses and universities il receives 4 scsn-
uer treatment than subjects y hich nelshnr
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NORTHERN PACIFIC EMpLoYEs.

NORTHERN PACIFIC employees.
Milwaukee, Wis. December 2L-To COM
bat Injunction proceedings. the employees
OF the Northern Pacific road contemplate
tcS-ing the matter into court by filing d
motion before Judge Jenkins to have the
old wage schedule continued IN force.
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Washington, December 27--fsootma,,er
bennington aud three clerks ,vsre I'm M I
aic'ed by The grand jury this afternoon. -
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last Last chance TO see the splendid produc-
lion OF the opera "Pocahontas" tonight
Only SOC and 25c
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THE WONDER STORE.
42ls feet from Crawford'a Tea Store.
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THE LOCAL STAGE,
"PoCAHoNTAs."

I
! The second performance OF the pretty
| opera OF "Pocahontas." by the Houston
Opera company, was given yesterday at
ternoon to one OF the largest matinee au-
diences of the season and passed Off ms
smoothly and as satisfactorily as on the
urst night. The director and manager,
Professor w. a. Baker. Is highly gratlhed
~ the success OF the entertainments thus
Tar ana though he has acted as director
III the production OF the opera by amateurs
many times declares he mas never seen IL
more satisfactorily done. The Ladies' Par
lsn Ala society. under whose auspices the
entertainments are given have also reason
70 congratuiate themselves on the finan-
clai success attending them.
Ihe characters in the opera are well
sustained throughout and there are eX-
ceilent voices which show evidence OF
careful training. Among the Indians MIR
w. l.. Richards as Black Eagle, the Indian
lover .a, OF PoSSahontas. Nj. j. z; Buning-
Scout for Powhatan We're the most
prominent and each acquitted himself with
credit Messrs. J; Mulvhill and Harry
lsidstone were jolly Hibernian tars from
the good ship Fearless, who sustained
their roles well and Mr.. j. w. G.. Coulson
as Lieutenant Nelson made handsome
ana pleasing naval officer.
Pocahontas" viii be repeated tonight
with the same caste and fun chorus and
the Incidental Kirmess features.
HINDoO JUGGLERS.
There was good attendance upon the
performance of the Hlndoo jugglers at
Turner Hail. both at the matinee yester-
day and again last night, and the marvel
Gus feats of legerdemain were truly mysti-
flying. The Hindoo performance is novel
and unique and is well worth seeing.
There viii be a matinee this afternoon and
another performance tomorrow at the
usual hour.
MEXICAN CIRCUS.
Travino's Mexican show is drawing good |
crowds at Bremond square. where the |
tents are pitched, and appears to give |
very general satisfaction to those
the performances, of which there |
are two each day, matinee and night The I
admission Is so reasonable as to be within |
tha
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THE LATE EXCURSION.
MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
or THE COMMITTEE.
who the Funds cAme From and How
They Were Spent as Per Report
OF Treasurer Galnes4-A Per-
manont Organization

Pursuant TO call, the excursion eSeeu-
tive committee met yesterday AFTERNOON
in The Post editorial rooms
Mayor Browne, chairman OF the commit
ice. presided, and but two or three mem
beers were absent.
me meeting was called mainly TO settle
up the business OF the exoursion, and re-
ceiye the report OF Treasurer Gaines,
which he presented as follows;
collections as per receipts held
by chairman on the finance cons -.
riittee December 10 TO ~. 49,. 500 "
Collections December 2i,.,.,..'.- ~ W
Total fund .............so5 o 90
December 15-Houston and Texas o., ~,
Central excursion ...........-... SSV W
December 1f--iiJuse for lumber; 4 q,
December 1a-Crawford. fireworks 90 "
DecefnberI9-J. Girrofd,- fireworks 20 10
pS %erRe is-cneiies ne.'' ZIG e5
Df II K ~ :, u ..,.Da... !. 10 90
December 20 !. j. PastoriEa' ,s -
1,s essgfs sI.ii,cior on platform. 90
December 2l--SSpeedy, The diver. 80 %
December 22--Chas. Helm. bicycle =,
Dseember 2e-chas. Helm. nre- :,
1,s worSs g;i c;irr5ft fireworks . %
D Sssie . he'e 80 hew,.. 70. $50 90
Decenher 2s-iiouston and Texas
Central excursion ...s.s..-..-.... 10
December 2i--Paid teleGntlS ;.... y ly
,eeeI5er s5-Rem s,,I platform. 20
December 2T--Balance on hand.-.. lsp %
-
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About the INcomr III.

Confined frnm ~. Il.
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COMUNICADO
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senior nuestro y de nuestra mayor &C

Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senior nuestro y de nuestra mayor con
sideraci6n respeto:
Hemos visto en- su popular diario del cincc
del corriente una gacetila que dice
Con motive de ser manana Ia fiesta de Re
yes, sabemos que las doce del dia saldra la
banda del Battalion de Vountarios recorrer las
GALES de Ia Capital, con ell objeto de felicitar
pedlr el aguinaldo q los se1ores del referidc
Cuerpo. !"
como quiera que suponemos ha sido I'd
victima de un engano, pues no fue toda Ia bando
Ia que recorrio las GALES de esta Capital SIND al
gunos de eAos, nos apresuramos ponerlo en- 81
conocmiento fin de que tenga la amabllidad de
hacerlo constar.
Graclas anticipates nos suscriblmos de I'd
stentos y seguros servidores, Q. B. S. M Vario
mdsicos del Battalion de Voluntaraos.
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Recortamos de un coIGga

"Se afrma mas la teoris, comprobada suf
cientemente en- los dltimos esperimentos sobre ell
c6lera, que los acidos son los mejores elementos
contra la vida de los microbes Los acidos Ii
bres del est6mago destruyen las bacteras y las
trichlnas esa causa debemos la existoncia
Sc emplea el jugo del llm6n contra la difteria Y
ell escorbuto el acido cIorhfdrlco, tartarico 8
cftrico para contener los feImentos infeccosos
Un erano de estos acidos puesto en- un litro de
agu4 contaminada, ha bastado para matar los
microbes que contenfa. FL acido cftrico es ell
mas active. ST Sc espume medic lim6n en- un
htro de- aqua que SO haya de beber y Sc deia re.
posar meaia hora Sc obtendra TN liquido com.
pletamente puro. Con POGO de bcarbonato
de sosa disuelto al IT beber ell aqua, quedara
esta sin sabor alguno, Estos m6todos son pro
pdestog peE. ell doctor-Girard, que los cree Sc
guros =
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Aver Sc inscribieron el Regstro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Sor Carmen de
San Elias Solves Ramirez, de tuberculosis pull
monar; Manuel Santiago Santos Pizarrc, de
entemtis cr6nioa; Justna Villanueva Perez, de
reblandecimiento cerebral Juana Clemente, de
tuberculosis pulmonar Isabel Lagcna Lugo
de atrepsia los nacimientos de Elpidio Colon
Araces Carolina Emilia Arduna Fortune, Es-
peranza Ora Soto Amador, Antonio. Isidoro
Cabanas Montenegro Isabel Laguna Lugo.
Dice un perl6dico do Nueva- Y ork fechado ell
% de Dicembre pasado:
''Numerosslmas son las cartas frmadas por
banqueros, Camaras de Comercio demas socie-
dades mel cantiles que SO estan recibiendo en- el
Departamento del Tesoro para que detenga la
compra mensual de $500, 900 onzas de plata q
qua esta obigado por la Legislation VICENTE"
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Las Potszds dotates que tanto preconizan las
Compafiias de SECURE de vida del sistena antique
no tlenen raz6n de ser, pues mas que una
acumuaclon sujeta riesgos, cuando CON menor
costo Sc pueden obtener mayores ventajas, sin
correr absolutamente ninguno. Podemos pro
bar con calculos exactos que una persona de
Al amos que tome una Pdliza dotat de So 600 por
Is amos, pagara por premios durante ese tempo
$S36S 25 Tomando una ordinaria en- la >Msssa-
chusetts Benefit Association, SOLO habrfa pagado
S2289.75.
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VARIEDADES

Aceites extra superiores, espaholes fran
cesesr encurtdos, aceitunas, jamones fnos, em
butidos dc todas classes e indiscutiblem ente
superior. Vtno de Logroao, hay que procurarlo en-
ell gran establecimiento de los Sres. Sobrlno de
I.uifa Ca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-08
Dice un colega peninsular:

Los senores Garcia Tuii6n Calbet6n y Prida,
han conference.-the con el senior Gamazo, para pc
dirle que Sc mod6que Ia instruction relativa la
entrada en- la Peninsula de los alcoholics antilla-
nos, en- ell sentido que declare en- ell Senado ell Mi
nistro anterior, eontestando al primero de dichos
sehores Ell senior Gamazo contest6 q aqueios
la Interpretation de la ley, su concepto era
que los alcoholics de las Antillas pagasen, su in
troducci6n en- la Penfsula so por hect6litro has
ta los 60 grades, por cada grado que excediera
de estos O85 ell hectolitro