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ANNOYED HIS EX-FlANCEE.
So Edna Had Frank Put Under ball
for Good Behavior.

Frank McGinnis. of 632 Greenwich
street, was held in 500 bail for good be-
hayior In Jefferson Market Court to-day.
He had been annoying Edna G.enden-
ming, Of u Grove street, for some time
McGinnis was formerly engaged to the
girl, hut the engagement was broken on
After that Frank fonoHed Edna on the
street and spoke to her.
About n month ago he had been ar
rested. but ne was discharged with a
warning. He failed 10 heed the warning
Wednesday he again annoyed Edna,
and she had him arrested last night.
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GottIieb Taken 10 Utica.

Morris Goltlieb OF ga Third avenue. brooklyn.
who was arrested yesterday at the request Of the
Chief Of Police OF Utica, y, L.. charging him
with the larceny OF iorty-nine cases OF leaf to-
hacco valued at 81 800, was to-day given In Gus
tody OF officer from Utica and taken back TO
thai city. when Arrsigned In the Adams street
Police Court thls morning Gottlieb reiterated his
story that his arrest grew cut Of business trans
action, but hs refused TO disclose any Of the de-
tallA
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weather 10. ecnst.

The weather forecast for the thtrty-SI hours
ending atSP. NJ. tomorrow, is as follows Gen
orally fair; stationary temperature; westerly
winds. ,- T., -.
temperature dnrinE the morning hours, as In
dIeatsd BY the Thermometer ct Perry's Phar-
macy: . .o Al c,t,, A., "a
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SOME ONE CRIED POLICE"
That Ended n Prize Fight Near the
Grand Central Depot.

Frank Flynn and Peter O'RelIly, both
aching for pugIiistic glory, attempted to
fight TO a finish late last night In the
vicinity OF the Grand Central Depot. II
IL said that further incentive than
glory In the shape Of a $50 purse was
also hung up tor the winner.
TlTee rounds were fought, with each
round ending In cilnch and a fall. Then
the cry OF "Police!" was raised and he
fght was declared q draw.
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v|CILANT
TRIUMPHANT.
Captures in Gallant Style the
Match Race Made by
the Prince
FINE STIFF vino ALL THE WAY
Britannia Never Able to Catch
Up with the American in
Such Weather.
GREAT CROWD SEES THE RACE.
A Fast Race, the Fifty Mile Course
Being Covered at the Rate of
IL Miles an Hour.
(By Associated Prssa.l

COWES, Isle Of Wight. Aug with
stiffish westerly breeze blowing and
prospects of a good days racing. the
American sloop yacht Vigilant and the
British cutter Britannia started this
morning in the match race for a cup
valued at $500, arranged between George
]. Gould and the Prince of Wales.
Never in the history Of British yacht
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g.ed Murphy hit to Shind.e who ran
Sixth Inning-Glbert got first on Full
Chence flied to Doyle. Shindle flied to
Murphy. No runs.
Wilson out at first. Rusie flied to
Tredway. Fuller flied to Griffin. No
runs.
Seventh Inning-Daub singled. Griffin
hit to third and Farrell fumbled Griffin
forced at second on Corcoran's hit.
Daub scored on Tredway's grounder,
which forced Corcoran out at second.
Burns flied to Fuller One run. --~~
Burke singled. Farrell hit for two
bases. Doyle singled. scoring Burke and
Farrell. He stole second and third, Ward
fled out. Doy.e scored. Van Ha.tren
singled. Murphy flied TO Burns. Wilson
got first ON an error. Rusie out at first.
Three runs.
Eighth Inning-Gilbert flied to Farrell.
Earle out, Fuller to Doyle. La Chance
flied to Murphy. No runs.
Fuller out C1rcoran TO La Chance
Burke foul flied to Shini,e. Farrell
struck out NJ runs.
Ninth Inning -Shindle hit to Doyle,
who fumbled. Daub, base on balls.
Griffin hit for two bases. Shindle
scored, Corcoran flied to Van Haltren.
and Daub scored.
Tredway out. Ward to Doyle.
Burns sing ed scoring Griffin.
Gilbert struck out. Three runs.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
BROOKLYN. 1880 1913 &
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MOB At: CAMBRIA WORKS.
sheriff and Deputies Have Gone -
Protect Lives and Property.

IHy AssOcIHtou FTsss'J
EBENSBURG, Pa, Aug. 4.-Trouble b
reported at the Cambria Iron Company's
mines at Barnesboro.
A telegram was received by the Sheriff
this morning stating that mob had sur
rounded the tipple and asking for protec-
ton. The Sheriff left at once for the
scene of the trouble with twenty deputies.
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Charged with Forgery.

, $40, jarvis OF Long Island City. formerly
dAeeper for J, T. Pierce Co. furniture
n, '' OF 100 West Nineteenth street, was held
Ia i, Stnee Iaintor In the Harlem Court to-day
trins W. usil Tor examination, charged with ut
KeE VI Nv alleged $3.50 forged check. drawn on the
&C. FORK County National Bank against Pierce
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CANDELABRA IN A WALK.
Faraday Finishes Third in Sara
tOEa's second Race.
Especial to The Evening world.)

Especial to The Evening worid,)
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. A.
The greatest crowd of the meeting put
In an appearance to-day. The grand
stand was packed and the limited ac-
| commodatinria ~ tina batting. ring taxed
| to their utmost capacity. Probably more
women attend races here than at any
other track In the country. At any rate,
fully one-half OF the people here to-day
were women.
The card was calculated to attract
people, the Bitter Root Stakes bringing
out a good lot of two-year-olds. In the
Beverwyck steeplechase Cicero. the best
jumper in the West. was to meet Bal
laret and other cracks.
There will be no change in the hour
of racing, President Walbaum SO as
serted to-day. To go back to the old
schedule would mean a loss fna ncially
Of several hundred dollars per day. II
Is believed that the foreign books in the
West have brought pressure to bear on
Mr.. Walbaum.
Racing began to-day with a seven fur
long dash, which brought together Fer
rier. John Cooper, Thurston and Del
Norte. Ferrier was the favorite, be-
jude ent, sent In a heavy commission
on him.
John Cooper led all the wan, and won
In a walk Ferrer was not even sec
ond, Thurston. Gideon d Days colt,
beating him for the place.
A great plunge was made on Faraday
In the second race. He opened at to
and went down to to s at the close.
Candelabra always remained the favor
lite, and won in an actual walk. Stow
away was second, whipped out In front
of Faraday.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for all ages. seven furlongs.
starters Betting ST Hi Fin.
John Cooper. lis clayton. Even 2-5 2 lihii
Thurston. ssh ,Grifinl..,. 6-l even I ai0 q
Ferrier, III isimD ,.,....... 40 800 q ga
Del Norts. IS uhealey. FOOL l5-i
John Cooper went away In front and
was never headed winning hands down
length In front of Terrier. Time
l.29 80
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Ontario Town AbIa.e

(By Associated Press)
DETROIT, Aug. A telephone mes
sage says that the village Of Harrow.
Essex County, Ont, is all afire. and that
haf OF the business portion is already
consumed.
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(By Associated Press)


WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-The resolution for the
recognition of the Hawaiian Republic. introduced
in the House by Mr.. Boutelle, was side-tracked
by the Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
After two hours discussion of the question the
Democrats carried motion TO adjourn by a
party vote. except for the position taken by Mr.
Geary, Of California, who again stood with the
ReDuhllcans
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Milan set the pace to the turn into the
stretch, with Golden Valley ana George
Dixon next. two lengths apart. At the
head OF the stretch George Dixon was
shut out and, taking advantage OF this,
Golden Valley came on and won by IA
length and half George Dixon was
five lengths before soprano. Tome. 45.
Mutuels paid: Straight, 81; place,
S.sj. George Dixon paid s.. 80 place
Third Race-SiN furlongs.- Won by
First Linght, 10 TO l and to |; Hollo-
way, . TO . place, was second, ana True
Penny third. Time-l.l7 IL.
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No American Liner Sailed ro-Da,

On account OF the recent accident 10 the New
York the American line had no ship sailing from
this port to-day. The Paris which Is due To-
morrow, Is the next ship out. eoms OF the pas
ssnGerH who had secured accommodations on the
New York hAye gone TO Europe by other steam-
ships. and others will 90 By the Paris next Eat
urday.
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Hagsin Buys English Horses.
Rx Associated p,s..,

LONDON. Aug ~. o. HAEgip, the California
horsemsn. has bought watsrersss. a fopr-ysar-oId
brown colt, by Preferment, out OF watehyprinE
and Godnnch a ur-yeEr-old chestnut geldnE.
by Castlsrsagh, out OF Beeswax. The price paI1
for the latter Was II. 900.
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Pcru's New President.
lBy Associated Press

LIMA, Peru. Aug. L-Gen. Caceres.
who was elected TO the Presidency ON
May 10, has taken his seat as CHIEF
Magistrate OF the nation.
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RIOT At PULLMAN.
Strikers Attack the workmen NJ
They Leave the shops.
CBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-When the men
left the Pullman shops to-day a mob Of
100 strikers collected about the works,
and after following. the workmen with
boots and bowls. assaulted a carver
named John swanson.
Before being rescued by the poles
Swanson was terribly beaten, but-he viii
probably recover.
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PROFESSOR ToTTES, of Yale College says: II
10 not kHovwho controls the ELECTRoPoISE, but
90 know Its value. - II cures without medi-
cine. aud often when all else fails. ll22
Broadway, cor. 10Th 81 Call OF write. -
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Purse 500; for tbre..year.oId, and upv,ra.

DR. Garnett and Marguerite raced in
front heads apart 10 the far turn. Mar
guerlte tien dropped back X b Ista NOV
into second place. In the stretch Dr
Girnett drew away and won easily by a
length from Robusta. Hardy Fox was
Mutuels paid; Straight, $3.50: place,
SAB, third, s2i5, ltoAus;a paid; Pace,
$3.50; third, S2.@. Hardy Fox paid $3.50
third
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SECOND RACE.

kentigerna led for a half mile, and
then bled. Clayton pulled her up and
walked in. Candelabra. who had been
second, then went to the front and won
in a canter by two lengths from Stow
away, who was a length before Fara-
day. Time--l Il 3-4.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

BROOKLYN. 1913 900 1913 s
New York. I64 zoos 80 lie
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,tOntiaued on lsee0nd Pa0S }
The Lamar register., 1894-11-03

e1aiA - (SS' AZ J. Underwood, County Gesi
's a 1sg11Sas hereby certify that the a0oss : J M
tcs Of business of each Of said nominees .
6th 4. D, 1891 ,....,to set mn hand and ogeioud
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Recortsmcs de La DenocYded " Rerninis.
cencias del "componte". Nos dicen que 81 diez
del corriente Junio, las once del dia en- la plaza
del Pepino-San Sebssti&u--los guardias mum.
cipales de orden publico--el reporter" no 10
aclars-goipea un til NUM-, en- presencia
de una muchedumbre que acudi6 presenciar 81
inicuo espectaculo. Ahaden que POGO despuSs
un grupo de campesinos SO reun6 frente Ia
cArcel, yel cabo Sc propuso ahuyentarles empu,
jandoles violentamente. Un j1baro "tostao" no
quiso huir y resisti6 Ia acometida del cabo.
Agregan que Sc oyeron ruIdos asi como de manos
callosas que caen sobre mejilas desnudas que
despues de esos ruidos el iioaro "tostso" desapa.
reci6, siu que nadie 10 re-onociera Y conclu
yen afrmando que esta preso un pobre assrrador,
que prueba la coartads, pues el mismo dia dez.
4 las once, trabajaba en- la fabrica de don Gui.
llermo Rosa con varios compsheroa suyos. Si
todo ESQ es ex.cto-y suponemos que 10 es-ss
inaugura por San Sebastian ell "contra-compon.
te" Sc inaugura con sus galletas correspondent
tes. En- Ell afo 81 los 'conspiradores de cuarts
TERRA" sufrian culstazOs vergajszos, cuando
mfs, cusRdo mas, suscribi = aquellas c9lebres
cartas one insertaron LA Revista' Gel Pueblo.
En- @ sfio 81 un libsro "se para bueno" de-
muastea que no es cosa tan + Gil Vejar IN HON.
h al el hombre tiene HSngre tisne pufos. Nj
aylaudimoH nj "deaaplaudimoa'', pero ahi oueds
ese dato para ls historic, Blsn 20 puede, por 10
rA1o, maTcar con tints blanca
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B,iO 81 erigrsfe aDOn Jose De GuEmln D

Bsjo el epigrsfe "Don Jose de GuEmfn Be.
niteS," nos dicen do Ponce 10 qu, sigue
Ha siio nombrSdo Juez Municipal de Pom.
re- el ilustre abogsdo que encabezl estas lfneas.
Muoho hstia gsnado Ia ciudad del Sur con la
adquisci6n de tan conBotado jurisconsulto, que
& las condolences de eIocuencia conocimientos
jurf1icos que e son peauliares une las de inte.
gridad de carGcter que tAnto lie honran y le email
tecen Pero hoy que sobre 81 recae un nombra-
miento de tanta importapca trascendencia, los
Amsntes de esta hermosa Sultana del Sur, dehe
mos felicitar sus moradores, porque serd sosten
y defensa de sus dsrechos un aCogado de probi
dad reconoclda de elevsdos rectos conoci-
mientos Nuestra enhorabuena. pues, Ia ciu-
dad de Ponce tamhien don Jose de GuzmSn
Benitez por 81 nombrsmiento, q. aplaudimos con
todo ell coraz6n.
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FL Moso SoLlGNJe

reunion secreta dc hombreS vaeuteS resuetos, aDei
goa del mpero repubcsnos de corazon pero dlApuesos
olvdar io cuando traaba de aaerfcarHe por la
Francis aluea socedad menos 'deroGa de 10 que Sc Ia
creia pc sin embargo H6ida, asuasaba al empersdor
Vefa reamente ella el especro de Ia muerta rerdbca
Cuando el gorioSo fracaso de ESsing obig6 al ej6r
Cito acantonarse la sa de Lobau todos los parties
que Napoleon dirig6 Fouche, durante los cuarenta
Cinco das sguisnte decfRn POGO mas menos 10 mlsmo:
"Pacencia, todo cambsr6 pronto" confdenciamente;
"Obrad energcamente contra los comp ots.'
Todo cnanto en- Paris exstfa do hosl 81 imperio SO
agitaba vvamente el esptu pdbico esaba irrado al
fin contra la ambc6n belcosa que tanta saDgre costbA
al pals Ell arraba de Saint German, apacguado por
momento Sc habfa agrsdo de nuevoy mobiles ancia-
mas enaeabau dientes que va tenfan Ia Ven
dee Sc haban manfsstado va agunoa sutomas de sube
vaci6n Los repubcSnos esaban dspuestos combatir,
81 era precise, Fouche no Saba va d6nde atender
No coDtamos en- estn los ngleses que amenszaban
el Escaut la B6gica que hsbfa gle proteger e escau
dslo del rspto del Papa Savone. Esos acontecmien
tos son del dominic de Ia Historic Uncamente el dra
ma intmo que marco este periodo sgado inquieto
10 que pertenece nuestro relate
FoucLe Sc eyant6 una manana de JUNO de peor hu-
NOR que de costumbre. La susci6n yS bastante
bra Sc habS agrAvado E ministro de Polca habfs h.
cho prender noChe anterior antique comandante
prometdo bajo el consulAdo conspra;6n niltar
comsndante Rivere segun adrmab. los parties eutrega
dos Jos6 Foucb6 81 no 81 efs por 10 menos 81 to-
gogsro de una asocisei9p de hombrag muy deeldidos
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sabido ea Que Ia rohlacl6n deI Celeste In

Sabido es que Ia poblsci6n del Celeste Inpe-
rio ss muy numeroas que ALI donde SO r. unen
chinos de smbos sexos gu fecundidad es tan
rrodigioSa, que q los pocos amos ae propsgan r
pidameute 10 invaden todo. Ejsmplo de O. to:
los Estados Unidos, en- donde .se ha tenido que
hacer una ley especial para cortares los vuelos 4
ssa propagation de Ia eupecie asiatica nuestrss
Filipnss donds abundsn musho los indivfduos
de rszs moDg6lics Las causas que provocan tai
exubersDcia de chinos han preocupado preocu,
pan muchos fsiologos, un mhndariA de quin-
to clase, el chino Ly.Chao-Pee, interrogado sobre
el ssunto, ha declarAdo que reoonocen por fuDda,
mento: L. LIS piedad flial, considerable bajo el
punto de vista chino, que obliga deiar desceu.
dientes % FL deshonor de morir Piu pcsteri-
dad 80 La importaucia concedida al matrimo-
uio 40 La adopc6n fresuente 80 La eg
heredaci6n de las hiias 60 El matrimonio de
los soldados 10 La abundsncia de los alimen
los y su POGO coste 80 La vida frugal del pus-
bio 80 La paz que Sc disfruta en- el imperio.
Y 100 La ausencis de preocu aciones p, llticss.
Preocupaciones politicas Entonces hay que
renuuciar toda esperanza de sumento en- la po,
hlaci6n espanola, pues ALI no hsy un solo ciuda-
dano que dele de hacer politca.
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Las niiias que Obtuvierou prem os como !

Las nifss que obtuverou premios como re.
Tu' ta 10 de los examenes practicados en- el Resl
Asilo de San Ildefonso, fueron las siguientes y
por el concepto que Sc expresan:
Virtud: Srts. Teresa Fournier seiiorts
Maria Agull6. Lectur': seBorts Rita San Mi.
guel seHorits Elisa Trigo. -Doctriua: seforita
Sugeta Fernandez senOrita Mari' Saa.-- Histo.
ria sagrsds; senor.ta T5resa Fourier seholita
Pura Lsndrau. Religion moral; sshDrits Ma.
lians Cubero seforits Csrmen Padilla.- Ora
mStlca; sehOrita Maria Gomez sehorita Jesusa
Pons-Aritm6tca; aehorita Clara BAs sefiorita
Jnana Agull6. sehonts Claudia Go.
rrez sehorita Ooncepci6n Fern sndez -Geogrs.
f.; sehorita Issbel Arag6n y sehorita Juana
Agull6- Urbanidad: seHorits Isabel Arag6n y se.
q rita Clara Bobadila.. .-Historia de Espaha: se6o
rita Carmen Vsra y seforita Carmen s. de Casti.
l4,-CsIigrafis: sefforita Clara Bas seforita
G rmen Padilla.-Historis Natural: genorita Ma.
ria Gomez sefiorta Bel6n Nos.
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Recortsmos de LA Democracia" "Hey 4
las 10 de la ma6ana ha puesto fin Z su existencia
lisparaudose un tiro de revolver en- ell palsdar,
el comerciante de la Gale del Coto, don Manuel
Davila Segun datos que hemos podido adqui-
rir dicho senior SO haliaba desde haco algunos
diss con sefales evidentes de ensjenacl6n mon
tai. Momertps autes de tomar resolution tan d..
sastrosA intent6 poner fuego su estsblecimiento
mercsntil hacienda arder una lata de gas que te-
MA debajo del mostrador. ri iucendio fu6 SOTO.
cado Embellishments por los vecinoa de aquella
cale que tuvieron necesidad de echar abaio una
puerta OcasiOnando algunos desperfectos la
casa para mbatir las llamas que va SO habfan
apoderado de un tsbique. El Cadaver del inter,
fecte Sc hallaba to dido debajo de una mesa, en-
la trastienda, dentro de un charco de sapgre.
A las II y media, hora en- que de al1 nos re-
tramos, todavia no Sc hsbia procedido al le-
vantsmiento de adaver"
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senor Director de La ConnrspoSDnaor1

Muy HeEor mio: sfrvase dar publicidad en- su
respectable peri6dico las siguentes lucas mu.
cho sel sgradecera g. 8. q. 8. M b.-Ram6n Ay5ar.
En- diss pasados fuf atacsdo de una afecci6n
pulmonar tan grave, que crei que de ella no le.
v&ntsr1s Embellishments reclame los auxilios
& que tengo derecho como socio fundador de la
"BeD efca" y vino visitarme mi llamamiento
el tan justameute bien reputado doctor Tizol,
acompshado del practicante don Luis Gonzalez.
De Ia acertada Intervention del doctor Tizol
NADIA di &, lpues quien no reconoce sus incontesta
bles meritos dentro y fuera de la Isla? 1Quien
hay que descouozca la importsncis m6dicS que &
Ia "Ben9fca" reporta 81 raferido doctor Tiz6l en-
81 aeno de ella? Quiero hablar ' muy alto psra
que todos me oigan, de la prontitud J exactitud
con que la Dire tiva prodiga sus atenciOnes los
socior enfermos y la esplendidez con que sus
m6dicos stienden q las necesidades del pacients
propip6ndole Ia mediCina que 81 pAdecimiento
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De San Lorenzo nos suplican publican 10 ii.
guients: "Un afcionado al diviuo arte de la
mdsiCa, ofrece una buena qualification al que le
proporcione una copia partiturs de la marcia
8 banda compuests por el AdbH cOnspetents dsrec.
tor compOsttOr don Luis Gambia, de Arecibo y
dedicsda al Sagrado Coraz6a de Jesus. Dicho
sfcionado que eatudia con verdAdero entustasmo
al arte dc Ia harmonic, deasa tsner obras que le
sirvan de modelO por su perfection y belieza y
no duda que Ia mencionsda nlarcha s. rG uus j. "a
musical dada la intetgencsa IGrga prd:tssG ae su
hdbtI y compsteate aut0r."
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Hemos dido decir gus saeche suspendio 81
Inspector de Policfa senior Amador Ia junta ge
neral que celebraba la Socledad AMIGOS DEL BIEN
PtBLIoo. La causa fue por que, segda SO cuen.
ta la junts que era continuation de otra suspen.
dida e dia anterior no tenia de ella conocimien.
to la policis De Ia reunion Sc habil dado CO.
nocimiento, tanto el dis dc Ia Ia iunta como 81
liza Hubsiguiente, conforme la Ley, al se6or
Gobernaaor General perO la noticia no lego &
tiempo wanOa de s. E., 6 no Sc le comunic6 q
la polcia.
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Para su publicaci6n nos enyian 10 gigniantt

"IN 5u PUUIIVHVIUH HVs 4HFIHH 10 5IBIIIHH'U'
Iltmo. Sr. Vica 10 Capitular No podrir V.
g. l. otOaScjar al sefior Cura de esta psrrooua
que SO ocupara dc los ssuntos do su elevsdo
minHterio on vez de estar como un CORE 0e
dils recogiendo irmas para publican comunica
dos levantando Ia zizafs en- este pusblo2
VS.. l. vera 81 puede completeness noso
tros 10 pedimos porque creemos que no 90 esa la
mlsi6n del Sacerdote Cat6lico
ToR-slta, Junio 25 de 1894.
Por varios vecinos- DOMINGO OLLER.
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VAREDADES

Jamones gallegos auperiores Queso de CRU.
yere legitimo, Pimlenta molids de Morton en-
frascoa Perdices en- escabeche, Aqua de Vichy
freBca, Queso de Roquefort, Leche Coudensada,
5obreasads mallorquins, Aqua de Msrmolejo,
Quesos malIo quiues, Louganizs de Vich, Cere.
zas On aguardieDte, Anchoas en- Salmuera, Acei-
tunss ai1adas, Champagne Vda. Clicot. Y ell
gran tinto de Is Rioja marca Heredia acaban de
recibir.- Cerecedo Hermsnos Compania. S-3
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rsclsma sin detenerse coHiderAr 81 o. no
y ,tentEado 81 cuebta POGO mucho
Prosiga Ia "Ben6hca" y Sus empleados, cum.
pendo como hasta horA viene haciendolo, y NO
dude que en- hreve So colmarAn los deseos de los
ni iadorea do tan laudable penaamiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

Mafsna ssldlG de Ponce para eats Cspitsl,
nuestro dist guido smigo colaborador el senior
don Ermelindo Sal z,r. Trae Ia representation
de aqu'l Sindicato de Ia Aqocsci6n de Agricul.
torres para asist la junta general de accienig.
tas del Banco Agricola que Ell l. de Julio tepdr6
lugar on euta Ciudad
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27
Hemos tenido mucho gusto de conocer

Hemos tenido mucho gusto de conocer a.
senior don Ventura Aguilar Disz, abogsdo &C
tualmente vista de la Aduana de esta Capital. Fl
senior Aguilsr, iustrado periodista que ha ejer.
cido esta prof aitn en- Espsfa, Isla de Cuba y
Rspdblica Al geutina, es una persona de trato
agradabe y si,npatico cuya amistad NOS compla
ceremos en- Gu tiyar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

Algunos vecinos de la Gale de San Francis,
co, esquina 4 la del Santo Cristo, SO queian de
que hay por aque los alrededores unos cuantos
6aches, procedeutes de les aguas sucIss, que por
la noche SO echan a la Gale; como quiera que
esta aqua estancada despids muy NAL olor, la
man la atencl6n del senior Alcalde, para que pom
ga coto semejante porquerfa que puede traer
fn nestas consecuepcias
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

El Limo senior Secretario de este Gobierno
General, en- nombre del sefior Gobernsdor Gene
raj, ha visitado aver al seEor Camel Ter frances
con obieto de expresarla sus sentlmientos por 81
luctuoso aContecimiento que acaba de ocurrir n
Ia capital de la Repdbica francesa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-27

La fuerzs de Ia Comsndancis del Guardia
Civil de eats isla hs prestado durante el mes
pr6ximo pasado, Lola servicios entire arrehen-
stones veracsdas, detenciones, suxilios, servicios
hUmanitariOs, 'ardia rural fOrestal presos
conducidos por ruta