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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

q. 4. Allen made a Republican speech
here Saturday afternoon, October 9th,
In Young's social hall.
The Peoples party held rally Ia
Young's social hall Friday evening,
Octobsr Goth. Mr.. Shell Of Salt Lake
was the speaker.
Thomas Daniels aud family have just
moved la from Randolph. They will
live here this winter.
The Y. -. a. !. A. commenced on the
2lst Tor the winter. Robert McMiehasl
Of louisville wa, present and addressed
the meeting.
The Republicans held rally here on
Tuesday, October soth. Colonel Allen
Miller, william Archibald and Mr..
w.lsh were the speakers.
Andrew J, Frazier went TO Salt Lake
this week.
Carter 4 Moore's -four is becoming
more popular every day. They received
letter from Sears & Jeremy Co., OF Sal
Lake, asking for prices in carload lots
They stated In their letter that a lad!
called at their store aud inquired 70
the 'whits Rose" brand Of flour, tia
was made by Carter & Moore, seyin
that IL was the best In tbs land an
wished them to get some for her.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

Good oats and wheat taken ON sub
scription at TITS TNrs office ut market
prices,
Mr.. Thomas Jones Of uintah spent
the Sabbath In lleneier, the guest Of
Mrs. J. II, lIenneier.
Both threshing machines here got
through ON Monday. aud the boys seeiu
Just rs glad to get through rs they We're
10 start.
llon G. 4. Allen aud other Republican
speakers addressed the people here on
the principles Of Republieanism on the
Goth. There was good attendance.
Mr., Charles II. West Of lioytsyille
has lately erected beautiful Marble
monument for Mrs, Lucy Lake, In
memory OF her husband, at the llenelsl
cemetery.
The Democrats helda rally here OF
the 29th, speeches were made by Mr.
Willard 4. Smith Of Coalyillea and others
Tho meeting was well attenaed.
The people here have quite lot o
potatoes yet, but there seems TO be
very poor market at present and quite
number OF the people are pitting then
for a better price.
Beneier Is being we'll slumped by bot
parties The Republicans held anothe
rally on November ist, Colonel Mile
Of salt Lake being the orator, TIL
doubtiuls don't know which way to vol
and would like 10 have two chances, /
as TO please both parties.
9 Just rs we 60 to press We received
telegram from Mr.. James Fowler
ileneier, announcing the death, d
I, Thursday night, Of his mother, Mt
Eleanor Fowler
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

wahsAtoh keeps up her reputation ~
y shipping point. Shipments Of cattle
or sheep occur every few days.
A. d. whsadon left for Chicago on
sunday. He experts TO be away about
two months.
Thomas Jones made another shipment
Of sheep on the gath.
George Tibbsts and man, Of Hillard
wyo., were here on Thursday, rounding
up his cattle. The thermometor at his
place was only above zero on the 9th
James Hilyer, night operator here
was assigned 10 Peterson on sunday Il
take charge Of Peterson station ior lew
days.
William Huffman Of South Fork Wal
here on Monday searching for los
horses.
Coyotes took large number Of sheer
from Sam Yerber's herd the other DAY
a. 7. Calne, son OF Utah's old dele
gate, was here ON the 9Th.
Every sheep-owner has large losse
from Wild animals. Probably a llgh
estimate would be fifty head for eac
herd per season In this county. rakin
the number OF herds A., say 1850, wins
total lossit makss.
The question is often mSoIed, "wh
dessn0t our county court adopt Il
bounty Law on the Wild animal pests
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02
HoCKPORT.

The Republicans held rally here ON
Tuesday afternoon. Colonel Allen
Miller was the speaker.
Work IL being done At the River
bridge to prevent it, being washed ont
by the high waters this coming spring.
Our enterprising merchant, Joshua
Cossey. has a residence In course Of
erection. Robert sildoway Of Rockport
aud L. S. Clark Of Salt Lake City are the
workmen.
John NJ. Malin has building material
On bis grounds with which be inien Is
srscting a residence this tall. Who says
It's hard times1
Miss Clara llortinis out again after a
short illness Of typhoid fever.
Several head OF cattle have died here
this week from the effects Of eating too
much lucerne.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

shal Marcellus was shot In the body by
one Of the tramps while the marshal
was trying to arrest them. The tramps
got away after wounding Macollus, but
the citizens are determined the ruHians
shall not escape.
Oxford, Miss, Oct. THE remains
VI the late l.. q. G. Lamar, associate Ius.
tice Of the United States supreme court,
arrived from Macon, Ga, last evening aud
were rsintsrred here To- DAY.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

Saturday. October sIth
The Nebraska ranchmen lose millions
by nrs.
Tho Omaha National Btlt. safety
deposit vaults we're nysterir 10 , ,sbbsd.
p,... ,,.,i..a.d h.hina
Iii 49, =, L. uonn,.,n MIL
:, -, -. =.
- 49, oo,(1 H. tondon Id
,,..o,n
~
ohAneel'or Ospr'', Aiu ooun, p0,no
~ EuienpurE pre'iusn' Of INC r'u''Ah
Ministry mas res'ghsu'
Chicago, Oct, 9.-One OF the large
warehouses Of William DsrinK, draping
works, WAS burned to-day. Loss $780,
900 insured.
New York. Oct 28.-John Blueford,
Who was formerly engaged In the pub
fishing busIne.. here. died AT his hem,
In Brsoklyn, aged 70. lie published tn,
sorks Of Henry Ward Bsecher, Mrs
Stowe and william Cullen Bryant.
s. Louls. Oct. 2o.-Gsnsr.I Amos d
R.ekwitb who wa. chef Of the com
mI,.,rv departmeut Of General w. 7
sherman,s army during the civil war
died Al his home hare about midnight
sg,dU lie was ON the retired list o
lie army
p.gIo IA, Oh ch.,i,.u ,,nhv an,
H. CALLAHAN acre sent after the on.
fourth tandem record. They made Ia
distance In 20 20. ellppiug one.afih Of
SECOND off the record nsde by Myers an
sanders ON the waltham track.
| New York. Oct. 20.-Ths World Il
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02
NO. 3s

America. England. Germany and other
countries are among the exhibitors.
The affair IL to be continued for three
months.
Washington, Oct, BIT has been de-
termined that no troops can i,e used in
suppressinE the lavlcss raids In Indian
territory, unless called upon by the
courts TO assist the United states mar.
shals.
Sioux City, Ia, Oct. 2o.--spccials 10
the Journal show that snow has been
falling all day over nearly all South Da-
kota and northwest Illinois.
New York. Oct. "a special dispatch
from Montsyldeo says Adgices have
been received from the Rcverie that
government forces met body Of federal
troops near San Pedro Cruz and battle
was fought In which tho former vas
badly routed. The entire district Of
Rosario Is In the hands Of the rsvolters.
The United States cruiser Newark has
arrived At Montevideo.
New York, oct. IA special irom
Rio Janeiro says The questions hetween
Italy, France and Brazil will be sub
mittcd 10 arbitration. The minister q
war has ordered the federal troops In
Pemambuco and Bahia TO refrain from
any intervention In the affairs Of these
states.
webb, City, Mo-, Oct. 81. r. Roe,
Of Dayton. Newton county. fred four
shots at I'd McAllis,sr here slightly
woundlng him In the neck aud then shot
himself Through the head crusing instant
death. lie was 10 have been married TO
Miss Martha Forl to-day but became
insanely jealous II McAllisier. The
shooting took place In the presence Of
Miss ford, who IL now Frustrated.
Hastings, Mimi, Oct. 2o.-Congresr.
man Hall was very seriously injured by
falling from "a lresile after poliiiealcon
ference last night In hurrying for the
train at Red Wing he stepped of the
trestlo and fell head FOREMOST twenty
isot. His lace, head aud hip we're LAGER
Ated and Il Il feared he has received in
ternal injuries.
Fort Smith, Ark, Oct. 81 United
States Marshal Crump received tele.
gram this morning from Indian Agent
Wisdom, at Muskogec, !. r.. la which
the Indian agent says that he has receive
cd information that nill Cooks gang,
numbering ,wenty-one men, are neal
Tallashe mission, nine miles northwest
oi huskogcc.
Tacoma, Wash, oct. 21.-'fhe North
ern Pacific steamship company's oillc'
ha. received word that tide steamer Pam
hosl, formerly Northern racinc steamer
ran into the Japanese warslip snbn KaI
u In kobo harbor last month aud sunl
her. the man Of war only having tlIac :
run iuio shallow water before she wen
down. The zcmbcai was recently pur
o chased by aome wealthy japanese an'
wa, being operated by them.
. Sparta Wis, Oct. 20.-samuel 3. Bux
i ton, who was arrested on Saturday OF
= a charge Of having murdered Mary A
( Jones, maiden lady, at her home a 10,
! miles from this city, ON the 2lst inslan
4 where she was found hanging by IN
neck. has confessed the murder. A pro
liminary hearing was held this morn.u
4 soon after midnight, when ho waived "a
a animation. lilo was Immediately r,
moved 10 sparta, fears being entsriaIne'
4 that a mob might attempt 10 take hlr
from the Jail.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02
coALvuIF SUMMIT COUNTY UTAH. FRIDAY a, 1894.

eau NEE, any prices that isJeign mills
may make.
ttisstili. ne IL has been for some
months. q very encouraging fact that the
volume II commercial failures Is small.
Reports for the three weeks VI Oclobor
cover liabilities Of only tb6@,5pl, Of
which o.. o2o,o rsrs Of manufacturing
and o. .a57 ,507 Of trading concerns The
failures Tor the week we're 2Sl 10 the
United states against against 352 last
year. and % In Canrda aRains, ~ last
war
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

aud thereby protect the -lock-oWners
somewhat aud cave property thereby
for further assessment. The same bounty
law would help every farmer who is nov
troubled, aud his crops partly destroyed
by the ground squirrel
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

The population Of what is known teen
nicnlly Ms this city Of London reaches
sOi 1884 by day, but drops to 1880 at
night Tho population Of greater" Lon
don ~ ,083 800.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

Remaining uncalled for At the Post
Office In Coalyllls on November 1, 1874.
when calling Tor any Of these letters,
please say advertised
NJ Inomas Mayi0r \. o. Duffant
samuel kifkman.
A. b. b0wEH.f N
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

What the French call dry securing
that is, rubbing bare floor with dry
brushes-is far more effective than might
be imagined,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

The two highest inhabited spots on
earth are Areyichiary and Mucupata,
mining camps In the Andes. The former
has AN elevation Of 1880 feet
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

An earthquake throughout the Argsn-
tins Republic IL taid TO have killed 1900
people and left 10000 homeless.
wilkesbrrs, Pa, Oct. ga large
Hungarian clearinghouse At Laurel
Run, this county, was blown 10 atoms
ny dynAmiters At . O'Clock this morning
and three Of the inmates were killed
out, four badly Injured and hall dored
seriously hurt.
London, Oct. bs.-h dispatch from
shanghis states that several thousand
troops mutined at NAnhin aud refused TO
march " Tien Tsln because thsir
their pay was In arrears Tor several
months.
London, Oct. ga dispatch 10 the
Times from Tien Tsin rays larg.
Russian fleet 10 assembling al Chez
Foo.
81. Petersburg, Oct. 2s.-NegoliatieHs
have been opened for RusulA'Japanese
treaty Of commerce.
Hay Spring, Neb., Oct. %. This sec
ton Of the state was visited by heavy
snow-storm to-day, lasting eight hours.
Stock Ia suffering greatly.
Baltimore, Oct. 2s.--Mrs. Margaret 4,
Easter, poetess, died at her home here
to-day, aged 90 years. sho had been ~
for some time.
Washington, Oct. 2s.-Another we'll
developed case Of smallpox was discover
ed to-day, the victim being Charles Il
williams, a eolored messenger In the In
terror department.
Decatur, H., Oct. 2s. To-day l.. d
Cabanne, OF ~. Louis, covered
quarter mile, unpaeed aging start In p
seconds, lowering zoigler's worlds re
lo0Td.
Helena, Ark, Oct. 2s.-The whiteeal
cases resulted In Aoquiital. The iur,
had little time in arriving at 3 verdict
. though two Of the Jurors we're at 6ra
, in favor Of verdict Of guilty aseharged
, Washington, Oct, 2s.--The cruiser d,
troit, which IL to bs added to the dee
/, on the Aslatic station has left New Lor
! don, Conn. on her journey. She wi
make the trip via the suez canal. III
vessel stops at New London to obtain
supply Of torpodoes and then proceeds
her station.
Tuesday, October sOth.
Car AlsIander's physician says
a has grown weaker
=. Silver is quoted at o394 cents la Ne
y York id In London. Lead adyano
N ~ t3.t
Washington, Oct. 2s.-senor Domi
a 10 Cana, the Chilean nsinistor At Was
- ington, received the announcement
in the opening at O'Clock this afternoon
10 the mining aud matsllurigical eSpositi
10 at Santiago, Chill. The exposition "
IN. inaugurated with appropriate eeremonl
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

Quicksilver was first discovered with
In the limits Of the United States in CAL
fornia in 1850.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02

An application 10 enter, presented
while the land In question 10 Involved
In the pending application Of another
should awaIt the final action In prisr
application. Assistant Secretary sims
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-11-02
rnE CATTLE MARKET

Omaha Markets. per Pound. Live wsiEai
Furnished b. David Moore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

lee que anochs 90 quemaron en-
Puerta de Tierrs, cerca del aba
,nico. el espect6culo pirotecnico
atrajo numerosiaimo gentfo q laS
inmedisciones del eitio en- que SO
verified el nocturno festival.
Hablando frAncamente diremos
que, no obstante ser hermouos los
fuegos artificia'es de anoche, CON
TODD, no gustaron tanto como loa
que lee precedleron hace dfas en- 81
propio Iugar. Agrad6, en- efecto
de los d timos fuegos, oil que repre-
seuiaba Ia figura de Coon t'sobrl
una terraxs monumental con can
delabros y trofeos de bandera'
nAcionales," pero Sc ha juzgadt
inferior al de Ia Mo de los tue
gos anteriores.
Mas, .despu6s de todo, se. past
bien el ratio anoche en- Puerta d.
Terra. Era Aqusllo un mare
msgnum dc gense que iba y vents
4 pie, en- coches, en- las guaguas
etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

Oura Nc6nomo de la Playa de
Ponce, el Pbro don Pascual Pima.
Oura Ec6nomo de Oamuy, el
Pbro don Manuel Osorio.
Oura Ec6nomo de Gurabo, el
Pbr0 don Juan Mir, Cesando en- el
cargo de Ooadjutor de Guayama.
Ooadjutor.de Guayams, el Pbro
don Jose Navas, cesando en- el
cargo de Oura de GurabO.
Ooadjutor de Bayamon, eI Pbrc
don Anacario Perez.
SacristAn Mayor de CatedraI J
Mayordomo de fabrica de Ia mis-
ma, el Pbr0 don Regino de Ia We.
ga, CesandO en- ell cargo de Ooadju
tor de Oabo- -Rojo.
Oapell5n de las M. M. del Cora
z6I de Jes6s = Sacristan Presbite
ro de Oatedral, el Pbro don Pedrt
Puras.
Oapellan de la Real Fortaleza, 9
Pbro Lcdo D. Antonio Izu.
Oapell&n del Presidio Provincial
el PHO don Ramon Gandia.
SaCrlstan Seglar de la Esperan
"a, don Juan A. Ramos.
Idem de Barros, don Jose Orti1
1dem de Oatailo, don Francisco
EstelriCh.
ldem de Bayam6n, don Nicola
Delgado.
NOtario Hclesiastico de Aguadi
lie, don Eladio Vega.
Idem de Aguas-B -Buenas, D. Fran
cisco de Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

del Corriente mes, con sujeCl6n a;
itinerario siguiente:
Capital 4 Sabana del Palmar,
por Bayam6n, Toa-alta y Naran-
jito.
Sabana del Palmar a Barros, Dor
Barranquitas.
Barros q Oiales, por Morovis.
Oiales 4 Utuado, por los barrios
de Oialitos y Jayuya.
Utuado a Adjuntas,
Adjuntas q Lares.
Lares a San Sebastian, por Las
Mariae.
San Sebastian q AguadilIs, por
Ia Moca.
AguadilIa a Afiasco, por la Aqua
da y RinC6n.
A6asco & Mayagtiez.
Mayagiiez 8 San German, por
Hormigueros y Oabo-rojo.
San German & YauCo, per Saba
na-grande.
Yauco q Ponce, por Guayanilla.
Ponce a Guayams, por Santa
Isabel y Salinas.
Guayama a Maunabo, pOr AFRO.
| 20 y Patillas.
Maunabo & HumaCao, poe Va.
bucoa. ~.
Humacao q Fsjardo, por Nagua.
bo y Oeiba.
Fajardo q Rio.grande, poE Lu.
Quillo.
Rio-grande q Ia Carolina, poi
Lola.
Carolina a la Capital. por Rio
piedras.
Los Alcaldes y Ssoretsrios de los
Ayuntamientos de Toa-bsia Y o.
rozal concuEriran con toda Ia do.
cumentaCi6n a Naranjito /; Aguas.
buenas = Oidra 4 Gabana del Pal.
mar Aibonito a Barranquitas +;
Vega-alta y Vega-baja & Morovis
Manati . Oiales; Isabella y Agusda
8 Aguadilla /; Rinc6n 4 Ahasco ;
Maricao a MayagneE; Lsjas q San
Germln; Penuelas, Guayanilla ,
Juana Dfaz 4, Ponce; Ooamo q
Santa Isabel; Oayey y Arroyo q
Guayama {; Piedras { Humacac
Trujillo-alto a Rio-piedras.
Me acompaharAn el Official de
Ia Secretaria del Gobierno Don
Bartolom6 Serracante, como Secre.
tariO, I'm Ayudante de Campo. q
Jefe de Ia Gnardia Civil y un OF
cial de Hacienda, al objsto de que
examine 81 sc 0bservan estriCta-
mente las presCripCiones de Ia Ins
1trucCi6n de efeCtoS timbEados !
kCuAnto con clio SO relacione.
Puerto Rico, 8 de Febrero d.
1894.
DABAN."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
iHCHR .USFHD CONGRESSES 5!

Clarc esta: como tenemos Ex.
|pOsici6n, juGto 90 que tengamci 1
|tambien Copgresos, y, en- verdad,
que 81 % celebrar&n todos los que
se han indicado, 8 iniciado, 6 pro
yectad0, resultaria nuestra Expo.
lici6n ID exposici6n mas famosa
del mundo. lQu6 Viena, nj que
Paris, ri que Amsterdam. nj due
Filadelria, nj que B,rcelona, nj
que Chicago, nj que otra vez Pa
+Eis ala para 81 aio 19O0I
81 .NGmOr los ha enumerado
todoS en- 10 edici6n de anoche, y
por cietto que les toma ell peio
do 10 Undo, conocedor como %
del terreno y prdctico en- defipir
eataS cosaa de relumbl6n, de
tantaamagorfa, de hiperb6!icss %,
|radoJas, de Uanitas vanitat,sns
de eampanas de Gede6n, de WEN.
to que suena por 81 eauce seco de
un rio, en- una palabrs, de ruido
Elm nueces. = dispenser nos 10 vul.
gar de ID frase.
Enumera los scongreGos. , eita
Loo aiguientei: el congreso mSds.
60, por el cuAl se comeDz6, aun.
4ue nsds nas fue que proyectc, 9
cOagreso 6pOg.dfcO, que foe tan
s6lo IN ideal, el cOngyesO dedepo.
SitGriOs, sl c0ngFesO de sscrstarios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

De- nuevo cant6 la CompafifA d.
Ssgura Villaibs, en- 81 Coliseo d.
esta Capital, el sabado y el doa
mingo dltimoS. respectivamente
Ernani y ZTdUiata.
La ejecuci6n de ambaa opera,
hA sido brillante; quede este con.
signado como un tribute mas d.
admiration rendido 81 merito d,
los simp$ticos artistas.
MuchoH espectadores, muchol
aplausos, muchas aclamaciones
repeticioneS dc ndmsros, llamada'
4 Ia escena :. 80.
lQu6 mas puede hacer un pd
6lico iIustrado, en- un Tsatro, parl
demo1trar % complacencia y 81
entusiasmo?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
/ jPOR UNAS MlZORCAS DE- MAIZ

Rs6ere un colega neoyorkint
un linchamiento del cual hA eide
causA inicial ell hurto dc unas ma.
zorcas de maiz.
Dice asf el sludido colega, en- au
edici6nss ssdeg2O de Enero ppdo:
Autsanoche, Is, fue ahorcado
Por una mulhtud en- Ia plantation
Greenwood, parroquia de F Feliciaus
Occidental = q cinco miIIas de
Nueva Orleans, un indivfduo ape.
llldado Williams. Acusado de
hurto, por haberse robado unaa
mazorcas dc maiz, fue puesto len
libertad bsjo fianzs, por NO puder-
se avenir ei jurado.
Los vecinos creyeroD que ESQ
era un abuse, = se orgsnizaron para
administrar un sGlxdable vapuleo
al sujeto, para cuya residencia sa-
heron p0r Ia n0che.
Williams. que estabA prevenido
? que evidentemente no crefa az
los efectOs higienieos do Ia Gage.
laci6n, recibi6 la vista & tiros,
dan1o muerte ai jefe de Ia banda
un tai Roberts, & 6hiriendo de gra-
vedsd 6 I'm joven hijo del duefio
de IL hacienda donde % habiA co.
metido 81 robo.
Dsspu6s de todo este William,
salto por 10 ventana del fondo de
su casa y echo q correr & CAMPO
Atraviess. Pero le alcanz6 On una
pierna an disparo de Il descarea
cerrada cue 10 hicieron Gus perss.
guidores. y al fin csy6 en- poder
de e:tos.
Un arbol de "a mencionads
plantation le sirvi6 de horca"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
VISTA OFFICIAL.
La Gaceta de hoy publica ID
que q continuation reprOducimosi
'GOBIERNO GENERAL
DE LA
1ST.A NE PTTERTO.RTCO
1SLA DE PUERTO.RICO

No hab!endo podido en- mi vista
anterior, giEada 4 varios puebIOs,
hacerla entonces extensive & todos
los de Ia leila, por las mdItiples
atenciones 4 mi cargo; he resuelEo,
con ell fin de tener CoAapleto COMO
CimientO del estado en- que &c en-
Cuentrar los servicios pdblicos Y
munlCipsles, y enterarme personal
mente de- lac necesidades que OK
perimentan los que no tive oca-
sion de vlsitar, girar una vista de
inspection. que empezarA el dia 16
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07
NOMBRAMIENTOS.

Ssgdn el BOletm Ec1esidsticO,
han aldo nombrados por eI M. /
Sr Vicario CapituIar:
Oqra Rc6nomo de la Carolina, 81
PcesbiteEO don Jaime Bennaear.
Cessndo en- elCurato de la Playa de-
Ponce. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-02-07

Ell interGs , 81 emptn, por vi
sitar Ia Exposition Provincial 81 !
guen en- notorio Aumsnto, eobre
TODD en- los diaO festivop. P.acen
nos consignarlo asf.
El domingo d!timo Ia aHuencis
de visitauteS de esta Capital y de
diversas IocS'idadeS de Ia Isla al
sdificio del Certamen fa6 hume.
rosisima, pcr Is tArde especial
mente. El tranvia, lac guaguas,
los cochss do aIquiler y loo par.
tieulAreS no cesaban de llevar & Ia
Exposition continues multitudea
de fodas las claEes aociales. En-
todos los dspartamentos puIulaba
lnnumerabla pdblico que se entre-
tenia y de,eitAba ante las instala.
clones de Ia exhibition. Estas van
tambien aumentsndo r6pidamen.
te.
Muchas de elias son en- reali-
dad bellas 7 vAiioGas. Hay que
proclamarlo asf en- debidl home.
naje q Ia evldencia y porque clio
aonra q esta Provincial eSpafioIa,
dcnde Ia cultura , eIprogrsso tie,
uen manifestaciones ciertamente
esplendidas.
En el salon de Bellas Artes he
mos vist1 nuevos y hermo los cua-
drol de diStintcs tonoG y asuntos, !,
paisajeG marinas. retratos, alego-
rias, representAciones mitoI6gicas,
etc. L&stima que entire estas esco.
gidaS creacioneS pict6ricas haya
alguna cuya pFesencia en- Ii Ex-
posici6D, por muchos motives, no
podemos explicarnoa, sino atribu.
y9ndola & una sensible inadver.
tencia, 8 & unlamentable descuido.
Y no decimos NADIA mas de este.
El referido salon de BelIas Ar
tes 90 ha enriquecido iguaImente
con uDAs Cuantas esculturas en-
m&rmol y en- yego, obras del Sr
Aehille CaneSs&, autor de Ia eg.
tatua de Colon de Ia pIazueIa de-
Entire aqu9llas igu-
ran con reAlce un angel y un
busto del Excmo ST. Gobernador
General don Antonio Daban.
Para dar idea del sorprendente
parecido de ese busto CON el ori |
yinal, NOS bastar& repesir, aun- |
que sea vu'gsrisims, Ia Erase
que d CAda m0mento arrancAba |
! los que le contemplaban: Pal
:ece que est6 hablandoJ
En- esa tarde Ice sehores Hijos
le Bozzo repartieron gratuita~
nente botellitas de Vermouth |
Cora. La excelente ban.
Ia de mhsica del B1tello0 de Ce.
'adores PAtris coeper6 q Ia ma
Ior ameuidad del vespertino espar. |
'imientos ejecutando escogidos
ltmeEos de Oh selecto repertoire. |
A ESQ de Lac cuatro 8 cuatro y
nedis, On el salon de actos, que
:ebosaba de circumstances de
mo , otro sexo, lanz&ronse & bal.
ar, & los acordes de cadenciosas
lAnzas. AlgunAs parejas infanti-
%. Los adultos leo dejaron Ii
're 81 campo de Terpsfcore.
E! fon6grafo J el laberinto atra-
eron tAmbieo hacia si mucha
yente, 10 misuO que 9: bien surti-
10 kiOsco de licorea y refKegcos,
tBuena, buena tarde. ae pas6
IntsAyer, domingo. en- Ia EXPOSE
ion Provincial!