davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
.. DOES ooKBErr WANT TO FIGnr7
Or Does He Want to He an Actor as
Jackson says.


jackson says
NEW YORK, August 14.-Police Cap
tain Glori, of Ne~srk. who is Fitzslm
mons backer, receved the following
telegram from VIM. A Scholl, OF the
Olympic Club, New OrlsAs:
Have wired Pugilst cotSet' s' nv
bury Park. Offering him pure Oh e%o'-
600 to meet Fltzslmmons, the ~ amer 10
take all.
Fitzsimmons at once acceptedN tne
Olympic Clubs proposition and CapsAn
Glori set about arranging for an inter
view with Coroett at Asbury Park to
| take place within the next few days.
The news that Fitzslmmons had ac-
cepted the offer TO fight in New Orleans
was telegraphed TO Corbett this after
noon and tho following answer came
back:
81 have never seen the color OF Fitz-
simmons money Why does he not
come out Ike man and issue chal-
lengs TO the world, backed by cash?
| And IL no one accepts II, then It's my
duty TO do so. JAMES j. CoBDETT. }"
do not believe that Corbett will
agree to fight Fitzsimmons," said pugi-
| list Peter Jackson, when told the move
ment to bring about meeting between
| Fitzsmmons and Corbett. "Corbett
wants TO be an actor, and he won't be
dragged into any fights II he can help
| himself came all the way from San
| Francisco 10 arrange fight with Cor
bett, and see how be has treated me. |
| have not been treated like man. Cor
| bett has been very unfair"
jackson said that. as for himself. be
has made no plans for the future. BE
has fully decided to go TO Europe.
THE sArANIrA woy THE CUP.
RYDE, ISLE OF Vicar, August IA
The Regatta Of the Royal Victoria
| Yacht Club opened to-day With the race
for the Vice Commodore's Cup, valued
at sf9O. The Vigilant was entered;
but, much to the disappointment OF all
present, she did not start. The Satani-
ia won the race.
PROFESSIONAL FOOT BALL LEAGUE.
New YORK, August 14-At the Fifth
Avenue hotel this afternoon the Ma
| tional Footboll League was organized
| under the name OF The American
| League of Professional Football Play
ers. The league was organized By the
election OF A. A. Erwin, OF Philadel-
phia, as President, and George Stack
house, OF New York. as Secretary. 4.
B. Talcott, OF New York, c. II. Byrnes.
OF Brooklyn, and President Erwin were
elected as board Of directors.
| The season will open on October and
will continue until July /, 1895. In
elusive. Each team will slsy FIVE games
| in the different cities In the league.
During the season also the professional
foot ball club of Sunderland, England,
will visit this country and play q series
| of exhibition games In conjunction
with the league.
PETER MAHER HEARD FROM.
NEW YORK. August l4.-Peter Maher
| has blded his time, but now he comes
out with a challenge to fight either
James j. Corbett or Peter Jackson for
the championship OF the world asd a
big side wager. John j. Quinn. OF Pitts
burg, to-day wired Colonel Nike Haley.
| his New York Representative, 10 ar
range II possible, match for haher
with Corbett or the Australian cham
nion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
Pottery Manufacturers Not Satisfied.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., August "A
The failure of the House to redeem the
promise Of Senator Smith to increase
the tariff rate upon pottery 10 per cent.
above the rate fixed by the Senate tariff
bill has created feeling OF real or
feigned apprehension in the minds OF
some manufacturers of this city, and
many declare that they will be compell-
ed to either shut down or further re-
duce the wages of their employees 20
per cent, Others, however, who are
not controlled by politics, express de-
termination TO await the practical re-
suits OF the reduced tariff rates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
sMIrH AND LOoRREN
make Reply TO the Rule in the Long
Pension Case.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August II
Secretary Hoke Smith and Commits
sloner Of Pensions LOehren to-day filed
their answer to the rule Of the District
Supreme Court TO show cause why q
mandamUs should not be issued 10 re-
store the original pension rating Of S72
q month to Judge Charles ID. Long, Of
Michigan. Secretary Smith denles
that be is the proper person to the
mandamus procedure. and also denies
the Courts jurisd ictiOn.
Commissioner LOehren AYERS in his
reply that the Michigan Justice is en-
tirely able 10 perform such manual la
.hor as nay be performed usually by \
s EARNED person, except that involving
ch muscular action as to cause a
rain upon his hip wound, aud that the
resent rate Of pension is all that Judge
long is entitled 10. The Commissioner
"a kewise asserts that the Court is with
nt jurisdiction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
Mrs. Luda Dawson Dead.

opCctdi 70 u ht4tSls'-
KINGwooD, w. VA, August 1.-THE
many friends of Hon. VIM. NJ. o. Daw-
son, the chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, will regret to learn OF
the death Of his wife, Mrs. Luds Daw-
son, who passed away this morning.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Dawson had been III for year ana
leaves a husband aud son.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
A worthless Husband Disposed OF

HAzLEToN, PA, August 14.-George
Kollick, of Trescow, came here last
night under the influence OF WHISKY,
and began upbrsiding his wife, using
language which reflected upon her
fidelity. They were in a summer house
adjoining their dwelling at the time.
The woman, who was highly indignant,
deliberately walked into the house, Sc
cured butcher knife and plunged it
three times into her husbands body.
Kohlick died this evening. The woman
escaped and has not been apprehended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
Sick in a Foreign Land,

COLUMBUS, O., August 14.-News has
reached this city Of the serious illness
Of Hon. Robert NJ. Nevin, OF Dayton, in
q London, England, hospital. Physi-
clans say he has cancer Of the stomach
and give little hopes of his recovery.
He went abroad for his health two
months ago. He was generally regard
ed as the probable nominee of the Re-
publicans for Governor to succeed Nc
Kinlsy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
NGWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphic News
in small space

in small space
New YORK. August 14.-Steerage tick
cts for Southampton, Queenstown or Liv-
erpool. can be purchased for $40. The
American Line is making the rate. The
White Star, Cunard and other British
companies are still holding the SIS rate.
New ORLEANS, August 14.-The first
bale Of Mississippi Valley cotton this year
was received here to-day and sold at auc-
tion for 92[ cents.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August l4.-U. S.
Judge Mott has delivered an opinion that
the President may approve dill passed
by Congress 10 days after its passage,
although Cong less sdiourns in the mean
time. The o1 kpn is generally regarded
as sound. an at naught long estab-
! ! !; |; !; ! :
MAsE gust 1.-The Presi-
tdeut u khe bill to subject 10
Stata Aal bank notes and
~ notes.
l4-Hon. Clifton
n Apsas, was to-day
Rsia-
>t IA trade
ear, resulted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
Third DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.
The Congressional Convention Meets at
Charleston To-day.

Sss-toi - re H.clsr
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August IA
The delegates to the Republican con-
ventiOn OF the Third Congressional dis
trict, which will be held here to-mor-
row, have nearly all arrived, and the
contest among the several candidates
for the nomination is waxing exceed
ingly warm.
Huling. OF Kanawha, will lead on the
first ballot, but his several opponents
are endesvoring to form a combination
against him, and IL Is believed that II
he Is not dominated on the first ballot
he will not De nominated. Gaines, of
Fayette, E. p. Rueker. OF Mercer, and
Judge Eugene Elliott, OF Logan. have
each opened headquarters in the cify,
and they are organizing their forces fh
sreDsration Of the struggle in the con-
S. n. R{o, fo-m0rrOW
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
Special to ne Rsgis,sr.

Special TO ne Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August IA
Senator Camden had planned TO leave
Washington for Parkersburg tonight,
but the passage by the House Of the
separate bills, freelistins sugar, coal,
iron ore, and barOed wire, caused him
10 decide to remain here until il was
seen what the Senate would do with
these bills IL it appeared likely the SEN
ate would take action on them. The
Senator made up his mind to stay here
until they were disposed Of, but the de-
velopments OF to-day pretty well salts
ned Senator Camden that Senator Hill
and the Republicans did not intend to
allow the bill to get to vote.
Hill, by the amendment he offered to-
day to each Of the bills. providing for
the repeal Of the income tax, showed
how much he cares for free raw matsri-
ais and proved that the amendments he
Gered to the tariff bill putting iron ore
N coal on the free list were not offered
good faith, but merely 20 emoarrass
democrats and 10 help defeat the
h bill. II be sincerely favored
FREE RAW MATERIALS,
Aculd not now seek 10 prevent tho
20 OF the separate bills by amend
EN- as he proposed, for he well
ws that no matter what else might
done the Democrats OF the House
b Senate would never consent to the
hndonment OF the income tax. He
pds exposed, therefore, as insincere
Is profession OF a desire for freeing
materials. His sole object still
TO be- 10 embarrAss the Democ-
as much as possible aud prevent
Aation which will put the party in
kht light before the country.
10 the Republicans 10 is known
M avail themselves of every par
ary expedient to prevent action
parate bills The present silly
be Senate afford unlimited op-
TO those who desire
VT sTAvE OFF LEGISLATION.
Realizing the hopelessness of the situa-
tiOn, the general disposition Of Demo-
cratic Senators is not TO waste time in
trying to get action on the separate
bills at this session.
What little interest there was iH the
proceedings Of Congress to-day centefed
In the Senate, the House not being In
session. The only event Of note was
the reception OF the four bills passed by
the House last night putting coal, iron
ore, sugar and barbed wire on the free
list. These were laid before the Senate
and read once, their second reading
being objected By Mr.. Manderson. Mr..
Hill offered an amendment TO each Of
these bills, providing for the repeal Of
the income tax. Some private bills
were passed and az 2:O5 o'clock the
Senate adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
THE CASUALTY KEcoKp
The Accidents Reported From About
CIsy Yosterdsv.

The Accldents iscporteu fEoh H""ef
Cisy Yosterdsv.
Willie, a lad aged fourteen years son
OF John VANITY, OF West WheelingS was
very badly bitten yesterday afternoon
about 4 o'clock by dog. The bdy was
selling elderberries, and went TO the
house OF Andrew Shearer, boss ~ Hoh-
mann's taanery, IN West Wheeling. No
one was thcrr Mr.. Shearer's Immense
black dog spranG at the boy. Hethrew
the little fellow down twice. ThS boz
was bitten IN the arm, q terriblelgash.
A piece OF the flesh was torn out By
the furious brute's teeth, aud one OF
the large arteries of the right arm OK.
posed. Had the dogs teeth pene-
tratsd any thEkbnfuh 49, I0
Ms arc That the lad
have bed TO death before eettl
sistance. The boy was also
painfully on the hand aud log.
finally escaped from the dog and Motd
man Austin McGreal, OF the street ck
company, heard the boys screaming
from this side OF the river. He wen
over and rescued the boz. bringing bind
TO the Office OF DIR. l.. 5. Riggs. Of Sonth'
Chapline street. where the injuries
ware dressed. The dog will bs shot.
Joseph ROdes, boss at the tubs,
WORKS, met with q painful accident q
few days ago. His leg was painfully
torn by catching the member Ia the
coqs OF a wheel. He will be laid up ~
his home In McMechen Tor week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

Earned runs. Boston IA, Pittsburg 8;
two base hirs, Tucker, Gum bert; home
runs, Stivetts. Mccarthy, Connaug hton,
Stencil, Gumbert; stolen bases, Nash.
Bannon, Camel, ConDaughton; double
plays, Connau9hton. Lowe and Tucker;
base on balls. Steuzel, Bannon, Nichols,
Mccarthy, Camel; struck out, Lowe.
Donovan 2, Gumbert, Smith; wild
pitches, Nichols; time, hours; umpires,
Emsiie and Hoagland.
ORIOLES START OUT WELL.
BALTIMORE, Nd. August 1.-THE
Baltimores began the western series to-
day by defeating the Cincinnati club In
rather an interesting game. Catcher
Clark. OF the home team offieiated, and
there was considerable wranglinz over
one or two decisions. Attendance 3, 400.
Score:
Baltimore..3 0 0 o 0 p G
Cincinnati. o 0 l 2 o 0 0 l.
Earned runs. Baltimore 5, Cincinnati
3: errors, Baltimore 1, Cincinnati q;
hits, Baltimore 13. Cincinnati 10; home
runs, Brouthers; batteries, Gleason and
Robinson, Dwyer and Murphy; umpire,
Clark.
ONLY ONE LONESOME Run.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August A.
Mercer weakened 10 the tenth inning Of
to-day's game between the Senators and
the Cleveland club and sent three men
TO first. McGarr by being hit with the
ball, and G. Tebeau 3sd McAleer on
four balls. A hit by Kimmer to right
field brought 10 the winning run. At
tendance. 1,200. Scored
Washing'n.0 90 o 3 90 0 o.
CIevelend.0 0 0 o o Loo o l.
Earned runs. o. erroM. Washington
8, Cleveland 1; hIts Washington 4.
Cleveland 3: batteriel Mercer and Nc
GuIre. Young and immer; umnfGo.
Hurst
BRooKLYS. Ausu -
lyns dropped :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
PRTEI MAHER HEARD FROM.
Found shos by the RoadsIds.

brfrtos 20 Us hsSes"-
PoryT PLEASANT, W. Va, August IA.
in the upper end OF this county yes.
terday John Morgan, colored, was shot
and Dangerously wounded, the ball
passing through his abdomen.
Morgan was suspicioned OF having
committed several small roooeries that
occurred In that vicinity the past month
or two. Yesterday morning he was
noticed around several houses and was
ordered away. Shortly afterwards
shots were heard down the road and
rushlnS to the scene Morgan was found
badly wounded lying in the road.
II is not known who did the shooting,
but IL Is thought 10 have been done By
white caps. a. they threatened TO Walt
sioresn. A revolver vas found IN his
hand with thren nbarreIA Aempty.
Q s.'ssss g, sssssy ssss' 3; 49, - =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

August 81. The entries are: Narcotic.
2:o4; Guy, 2:ossl; Major Wonder. 2:0ssl
Crawford, 2:071l; Saladin, 2:0519; Mill
Ken, 2:0711 and May Marshall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
HILL is NOT SINCERE
In His Alleged Great Anxiety for Free
Raw Materials.
RIDERS ON TEE SEPARATE BILLS

The New York Senator Hitches an
Amendment to Each of the Free
Raw Material Bills, Providing
for the Repeal Of the Income
Tax Feature OF the Tariff Bill
Passed Yesterday-Little Hope
for the Separate Bills Becom-
ing Laws.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
A VERY GUMMY BALL GAME.
Boston Slauehters Pittsburg-A Yellow
Umpire Helps

BosToN, MASS, August IA Base
hits, two baggers and hoae ruus, with
grand exhibition OF very ''old gold'
decisions bv Umpire Hoagland, were
the conspicuous features OF to-day's
game OF the home grounds between the
Pittsburgers and Bostons. Attendance
. 3c5. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

Chicago this afternoon. Although An
son did not assist his colts 10 victory,
be was very much In tha game from the
coaching lines. Attendance, 1,ss9.
Score:
Brooklyn. % o 0 o o 0 0 O. ]
Chicago. 80 0 o 0 l ! l u
Earned runs. Brooklyn l, Chicago 4;
errors, Brooklyn ., Chicsgo ); hits,
Brooklyn 10. Chicago Il; batteries,
Kennedy and Kinslow. Stratton ana
Schriver; umpire, Lynch.
COLONIES DO THE oUAKERs.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August IA
The Louisville team defeated the Phii-
lies to-day in game Distinguished Tor
heavy hitting and Indifferent fielding.
The visitors had no trouble In hitting
Carsey, and the short field OF the Unl-
versity OF Pennsylvsnis grounds helped
them in running up q big score. Score:
Philadelphia. 20 0 0 2 l 0 l ~
louisville ..4 o ! 2 0 3-l3
Earned runs. Philsdelphia 4, Louis
Vile 9; errors, Philadelphis 3, Louisville
7; hits, Philadelphia 10. Louisville IA;
home runs, Brown 2, Pfeifer, Smith,
Grim; batteries, Carsey and Grady;
Knell and Grim; umpire. Keefe, At
tendance 1900.
FINALLY SOLVED HIS CURVES.
New YORK, August 1.-THE New
Yorks were unable to solve Arthur
Clarkson's curves to-day until the
eighth Inning. Then they jumped on
him far six singles in rapid succession,
Ind four earned runs came In before
anybody was out. Rusie pitched
grand game, and but for bad errors by
Van Haltren, the Browns would have
scored but one run. Attendance, $500.
St Louis. g 0 o o 0 0 0 o. 4
New York 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 =
Eerued runs, st. Louis none, New
York 4: errors, St. Louis 3, New York
/: hits, ST. Louis 5, New York II; bat
teries, Clarkson and Twineham, RGsle
and Farrell; umpire, McQuaide.
TROUBLE FOR PRIZE FIGHTERS.
PLATTsMoUTH, NEE. August IA
Fletcher Robbis, the pugilist who was
so badly beaten In the tight with Jimmy
Lindsay, OF Omaha, last Thursday night,
died OF his injuries this morning. Arthur
Rethery and Fred 0'Neil, OF Omaha,
Lindsay's seconds, and Sandy Griswold,
sporting editor OF the Bee, referee, were
arrested to-day. Lindsay is still at
liberty. Warrants are out for number
OF Others who took part In arranging
the fight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

eiai 90 tas Rs0iEe-.
WASHINGTON, August 14.-The
Einx West Virginia patents
kued to-day: To Charles E. Bid
Ehesling, on boring took TO All
br J Dandridge. OF -&(stown.
aDnel; 10 William Hi1 o.
. surveying instruzI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15

FFRRsoS CITY, Mo, August a.
Rsmocrats Of the Eighth Missouri
essional district Ia convention st
knia. No, to-day renominated
"a p. Band for congress for the
consecutlve tixss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
ADAY OF GOOD SPORT.
Two Very Interesting Races Pulled
Off at Saratoga.
LAMPEIGHTER WAS DEFEATED

BY Yo Tambien in the Foster
Memorial Handicap Race, the
Favorite Only Getting Third
Place-Boston Swipes Pittsburg
to the Tune of Twenty-Five to
Five-Some Very "Old Gold"
Decisions by the Umpire-Bal
Games at Other Cities-Profes-
sional Foot Ball-Good Harness
Racing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-15
oreat Ae.lylty b &c w.fsAess.s.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August H.
There was great acEsityin the United
States internal fevenue Office here to-,
day following the final passage Of the
tariff bill. There are ia bond In this
district 37.Si7 packages Of whis-
KEY. containing 1,6l7,541 gallons.
With importers OF merchsndise the
situation Is difficult 1t 10 TO their sd-
vantage to leave the goods in the bond
ed warehouse until the law goes into ef-
feet when the duties will be reduced.
Imports aggregating In value nearly
g.. 900. 600. the largest ever bonded here
a. one time, are now 10 the warehouse.
Peoria, Ill. August 1.-THE Distfliing
aud Cattle Feeding Company to-day sd-
yanced prices tbres cents al around
=
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-14

rel dc Ia iala do Cubs HI minaierio, previ5ndo
oue las coItes SO cauauren sin hAberlo AutorizA.
do para consertar amodus vivsndin conerciAlea
con hs potepciAa eKtrAnierAu, hA resuelto, segGs
80 dice llevarlos OAbo durAnts el reeeso pArlA.
mentario. El gabinete procurarG lsgaliEar este
proceder por medic ds un nuevo Uill de indem.
nidAd, que pedIrd las corteS On Il pr6xima To-.
giSlAturA,
NuevA York 8. La preocupAci6n dominan.
to son las huslgas del 0sste. El n6mero de huel
gu atas ascienden va Ietsnta mil Sc teme q.
ID huelgG &. extiendA Buffalo. La eHelsez dc
carne eS muy grande. Los huelgdistaI sguen
cometiendo act do pllaj4 ineendiAndo oil ma.
teral rodsnte de las c1mpshias Las ttopaH han
asacAdo los huelguistss en- Hammond, estado
de Ind ana; han rssultAdo tres iRdivi iuos
muerios y ssiI hsridos. LA alarma es general.
En alguuos luRtos las poblaciopeB eatsn aterro.
riEadas. Han sslido de Nueva York mas tropss
para los distriIos en- qe es mayor nGmere d
ios huelguiStas En- v sts 'le las depreciation
que estaa cometr ndo los huelg iHtSs de Uhlcaeo
e prssidente, Mr.. Clevel nd, publico spoche una
proclama ordenand les que 1e dispsraen, 90 p ns
do preclAmar 81. estsdo do sitio Ga tides los lu
gates que 50 mantergLa iegalmente rsuuidos.
Prevismepts los jueces Woods y Grosemp ha
biau dsdo I'm decrsto msndando que nsdie pu
81 "a obstSculo Ia circulation % los trsnes, por
ser un s,rvicO de utilidad pdblica. Dieen de
Psrfs que santo, el ssssino de Carnot sHtd muy
aoatido, llorA con frecuencls, mHni6eIts qua nc
quiere moir ComunieAn dc Paris que sl go
bisrno estG 'reparGndo pArs presentArlo ID CO.
mara un prOyecto de Icy p,ra Ia repression del
anarquismo, igdal al presentadO sntier en- el par
lamento italiano El canciller aleu&n Won Ca.
privi intenta que ell acuerdo contra los ADarquis.
tas sea general En- San Petsrsbu go hubo aver
29 invssiones del c6lera y l3 detunciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-14
lndics do GObernaci6n


Aprobando los ex6meneB de telegrafia prSc.
Gca veridcadoS por los telegrsHstss don Reinaldo
Panisgua y otros ConfrmAndo don Jose
RrietO en- ol empleo de telegrafsta primero. Id
id. don Basiio CupchilloS. Memoranda escri
banoa de los juzgados de esta Capital don vi.
.cente Gonzales Gomez, don Ramon Falcon don
Manuel M0raEH. Confrmando don Octayiano
Herrera on ei empleo de Sib.director de secei6s
de seguAdR Class de correos telegrAfos Re.
solviendo de acuerdo con el Oonsejo de Eskadc
Ol expsdiente Sobre fundaCi6n de caaas de Her
manitAs de AM ianog desamparadoH. Traslado
de Marina reclamando datos para ijar ID subven.
ci6n del SerVicio de Vapores correoV. R. d. Con
CediendO 81 pueblo de AdiuntIs o. titulo dc villa
AprobAndo el expadiente de consumes del ayun.
tAniento de Truiilo-alto del ado 1928. Id.
id. i'd. de Rio piedrAs del sho l890-9I Id. id.
i'd. de Utusdo del aio 1890 81. Id. id. id. de
Ii Oidrs del aNo 1892 90. Id. id. i'd de Canuy
del afO 1928. Id. id. id. de Luquillo del aNo
1890 81. II. i'd i'd. de JunCoS del aEo 1892 49,
Aprobando expediente del AydntamiOnto dc
Juneos Sobre creaci6n de varios arbitrios. Sc
autori1a 81 embsrque para enta isIa de varios mi
Gioneros de 10 Compaffa de JESUS. Remitense
diez Teis eopias de marcls de fabrica. TrasladC
de Estado sOlicitsndo autorlzaci6n en- favor de
n. Felix w. Preston nombrado agente consular
on Ponce. ,Dibponieado que don Antonio Maris
Clayer juex electo del Oerro Continde en- la Co
misi6n que viene degemps6ando. Rsmitiendc
tituloa dc iBgsnisrOs de Carrinos favor dc dor
ADtonio Ornz don Francisco Albacete. Sc
hRGe extensive las provincias de Ultramar d
Real DeCreto de de Mayo del snO 5s, fiandc
reglas aobre las jubilacionsS aCordadas por lot
AyuntamientoS. Sc apruebs 81 ESTABLISHMENTS
de ID Tocisdad La Cruz Rojs en- esta Isla
ApruSbass ID tasaci6n de- la Comigi6n pericial de
la Socisdsd Sobrinos de Herrera y disponiendc
10 fOrma en- queHe han de practicar Ioa pngos
Rsmitiendo por SeparsdO euArenta tres elem
plAres de la relaci6n de expOgitoreS que concu
Erieron & Ia ExpOnci6n de Chicago Concedien
do geiS msseS dc icenca 81 ingeniero de Obrai
PdbliCAs don RiCsrjo Iborra. IdSm iuem idem
Z don Enrique Bartrina Idem idem diem, q
SobreStAnte don PAtriciO Perez Real Decrets
concediendo 81 tratamiento do Excelencia q
Ayuntamiento dc Ponce. AprobaRdo los itine
rArioB de ID linss de vAporss CorreOS sometida |
Ia aprObaci6n del MiaiSteriO por 10 Companil
TranAtlGAtiSa Rssolviendo de acuerdo con .
Oonaelo de Estsdo elsxTediente "Cubs. supre
ai6n dc les CategOrfAa del personal de telegrafo
afeCtO d cable.