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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
BARTON, VERMONT MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1894.

1t may have occurred to somebody
that there was purpose in all this
effort and outlay on the part of inter
ested parties. Possibly, somebody
wants something. 1t will not be long
before appropriations will be called
for. There is the University of Yer
mont; there is the State Agricultural
college-so largely patronized by the
young and ambitious agriculturists of
the State. Both are in Burlington.
These have been receiving quite large
stipends from the legislature, and by
and by appropriations will be asked
for. They will not be less-the junket
business indicates that they are to be
more-than heretofore. Then it has
been limited that it will be we'll to es
tablish, somewhere close to the Ma
tional camp, a military camp Or some
thing Of that sort. If this is done, an
appropriation must be made; a new
thing must be started which becomes
a pensioner on the bounty Of the State.
If proposition arises to build some
thing new, to start up new State
''institution," it will be well for the
legislature to go slow. 1t isn't the
establishing, the starting of thing
that is frightful, in danger, or on ex-
pense, but the maintenance, year af-
ter year, that should be feared.
Within comparatively few years
there have been added to the So call
ed institutions" of the State, which
are wholly Or in part supported by
the State, the following, which we
call to mind: The House of Correc
ton, the Reform School, the Soldiers
Home, the State Insane Asylum. Then
there are three State Normal Schools:
The Norwich (Northield) University,
the State Agricultural College, and
other educational institutions which
clamor for money from the State.
They may, in sense, be necessary,
and yet Vermont was able for many
years, with population about as
large as it is now, to get along with
out them, excellent, and seemingly
important as they are. They, some
of them, have been established and
must be supported, but it behooves
the legislature to be very careful be-
fore it creates any more State bene-
ficiaries s-paupers- to be demanding
support. The expenses of the State
have been very largely increased in
the last twenty years, and there are
some people in the State that are still
willing to see them grow. 1t remains
for the legislature to say whether
expenses shall increase this year or
not. me. 44 .n
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

The statement that has been ex-
tensively copied and commented upon
that owing to free wool the sheep in
Licking County, Ohio, had decreased
ten Thousand in number in one year of
The present Administration, and that
the finest Merinos are selling at Csc
TO 81 a head, and ordinary sheep at 81
30 dozen, an auction sale being in
btanced where this figure was reached,
Is fatty repudiated by the Newark, O.,
advocate, Licking County organ. 1t
iays that no such auction ever took
place, and that Merino sheep ''cannot
be bought for less than three times the
prices mentioned. AS to the number
# sheep, there has been a steady de-
line in this county for the past fifteen
ears This was the effect of protect
bn, but there has been no unusual re-
uction since the incoming of the
cleveland Administration"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
SALE
OF LAND UPON EXECUTION.

The following described land and premises
in the town of Craftsbury, taken upon writ
OF execution in favor of G.. l.. Johnson Of
Hardwick, IT, the County of Caledonia, and
against j. NJ. Goodwin and b. q. Good~ in,
both of Craftsbury, in the County of Orleans.
to wit: 1t being the same premises conveyed
by warrantee deed by Ste phen L. Leavitt and
James ID. Leavitt to James M. Goodwin, Nov.
3, A. d. 1890, and recorded in Vol. l6. page l58,
of Craftsb bury land records, except the dwell
ing house of which Job w. Allen obtained
decree of foreclosure in the Orleans County
Court, February g. 1894; reference to said
deed and the records thereof is made Tor 2
more full and complete description OF said
premises and so much Of SAID land and
premises and the equity of redemption OF the
said James NJ Goodwin and b. q. Goodwin in
and to the same as will be NECESSARY to satfs-
fy said execution together with the legal
costs will be sold by me at public auction as
the law directs, at the Town Clerks Office in
the town of Craftsbury, on the 30th day of
October, A. ID 1894, at one O'Clock in the after
noon.
LORENZO SULLOWAY, Sheriff.
Dated at st. Johnsbury in the County of CAL
edonia this sth day of Oct, A. ID. 1894. 41-i3
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

We had S13.85 per capita in circula-
ton in 1860, over half of which was
State bank currency of uncertain val
ue. The per capita circulation in 1898
was s25.57, every dollar of which was
worth 100 cents in every county in the
United States. While our population
was only double in 1890 what it was in
1860, the volume of currency was four
times as great. A year later, in 1894,
the circulation of money had decreas-
ed by 80 cents per capita, and this with
only the threat of Free Trade hanging
over us.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
Q. II. Austin's Estate.
W.. =. BRE w S e.

STATE OF VERMONT, ORLEANS DISTRICT,
~ SIS. In Probate Court, held at Newport,
in said District, on the 8th day of October, A.
d. 1894.
G. E. Joslyn, administrator on the estate of
0. Ell. Austin, late of Barton, in said district,
deceased, makes application to said court to
extend the time heretofore allowed him to
pay the debts due from said estate and to
render his administration account until some
future day:
Whereupon. it is ordered by said court, that
said application be heard at the Probate
Office, in Newport, Vt, on the 5th day of No
vember, 1894; and, it is further ordered, that
notice be given to all persons concerned, by
the publication of this order in the Orleans
County Monitor printed at Barton VT, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY before said hearing.
By the Court-Attest,
42-44 f. E. ALFRED, Judge.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

The Democratic Brattleboro Reform
er registers prophecy that David B..
Hill will be defeated by at least 100, 900
for governor in New York this fall,
and nails itself up with the following
statement: "Senator Hill in his speech
on the tariff bill last June deliberately
made the prophecy that the imposition
of the income tax would drive New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut in
to the Republican party, there to re-
main permanently He will find that
|he was right SO far as his own state
bis concerned"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR
c 60. Fl. BI a x Z
BARTON, VT.
'UBLIsHED WEEKLY BY

TERMS-WHEN PAID STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
S1-5n YEAR. If not paid in advance $500 a
year. Subscribers living outside of Orleans
or Caledonia Counties, S1.75 per year.
Keep subscriptions in advance. Remit by
Post Office Order, Registered Letter, or Draft
Watch the label on your paper, and see that
your credit is right. If not correct send the
money to make 1T so, notify as of error By
postal card.
In asking for change of address, always
state where your paper is noa0 sent.
Rates of Advertising made known on ap-
plication. All cuts must have metal body.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Few are now thinking of Oliver
Wendell Holmes as skilful physician,
the inventor of the stereoscope and
the improver of the microscope.
Holmes the wit and poet overshadow
ed Holmes the scientist, but the latter
was, too, worthy of high place in the
niche of fame.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

If President Cleveland indorses Hill
and his platform he will pc jumped
upon by the adherents of John E. Rus
sell and his platform-and vice versa.
The president should not let his atten
ton be diverted from the hook and
line at Buzzard's bay.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Harrison, Mckinley, Reed, Morton,
Allison, Cullom and Lincoln are all
Republican presidential possibilities in
1896, and they are all good men. A
winning ticket can easily be picked
from the above.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Oliver Wendell Holmes was one of
Harvard's famous class of 1929. Only
four members now survive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

The national debt is 1897, 900, 900, Or
about S13 for every man, woman and
child in the United States. This is an
unlucky number; it should bereduced.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Came into the enclosure OF the subscriber,
on or about October lst, a DARK, brindlfd,
two year-old heifer. The owner IL requested
to prove property, pay charges and remove
ELIAS SEARLEs.
Albany. VT. oct. Is. 1884 f2-Ji
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

IT'S THE SAME WAY WITH STORES
You expect more in the way
of Dry Goods of The Gilman
Store than you do from all the
other stores in the County. If
it is Dress Goods, you expect
the choicest novelties and the
greatest variety. In Silks,
better liue of the blacks and
the only line of fancies that
are really elegant in style and
effect, but low in price.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

According to dispatch to the
Westminster Gazette from Shanghai it
is rumored that the Chinese Govern
ment has opened negotiations with
Japan for settlement of the war be-
tween them. The rumor also has it
that China has offered to acknowledge
the independence Of Corea and to pay
war indemnity to Japan.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
E. LANE & SONS, NEWPORT, VT.
Our line consists Of
Genuine Persian Lamb, Genuine AstraChan,
Electric Seal, Clipped Seal, Coney, &C., &c.
,o,and prices range from $3.50 UP.

All the cap show you stylish and handsome AT the
selling buy elegant for less
would pay ordinary cloth The cloth
of style the will be all right for
Lamb Capes usually SO 500
We selling beauties $50 and S25 Those who bug early have the
advantage making selection from tho largest stock in Northern
Vermont.
LADIES UNDERWEARWe have several new things in this line Our
leader heavy with soft eecy lining and wool out
This bargain that you don't pass
GooDOur stock second the County We buy
just what think will and put prices within
reach ALL At yard showing dozen pieces t
ISM handsome-former prices 80 soc yard.
DEPARTMENT full Of shoes that stylish comfortable
serviceabe ladies Overeaters selected from the finest
that manufactured.
GROCERY EPARTIENTTis department is Of the best the
you will find
other By buying canned goods in wholesale quantities
all Our Teas Cohees have the
widespread reputation of being the best The brands of Flour
miles "Buttcr the -four;
STANDARD the best family -four On these goods offering spec
ia prices parties who buy several bbl for future supply
First store Above Depot
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

Beyond compari son the good qualities
possessed by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Above all
it purifies til e blood, thus strengthening the
ner yes; it regulates the digestive organs in
vigorates the kidneys ahd liver, tones and
builds up the entire system, cures scrofula,
dyspepsia, catarrh and rheumatism. Get
Hoods and only Hoods.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, biliousness,
jaundice. indigestion, sick headache. 25c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

DRESS TRIMMINGS
Everything that ought to be
with such an assortment Of
dress goods.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
GlLMAN'S.

THERE ARE SOME Folks
that you naturally expect more
from than you do from others.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
MILLINERY

MILLINERY
You expect the styles to be as
good as shown by the city
stores and at one-quarter the
prices.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

DRESSMAKING-

DRESSNIAKING-
You expect the latest styles
and the most becoming gowns,
in fit and finish equal to those
turned out by the best city
dressmakers, and at one-half
their price.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15

KNOWING ABOUT WHAT You EXPECT
from us, makes us try to do
sur best, and we think this
season you'll not be disap-
pointed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
Association do AgrieuItsrsS

ARoChe ne reuAi6 el ConHeio de Direcci6n
de IL Asociacion de Agric1ltoreg, &dmiti6ndcs4
como RuevoS asociadcs los se6oEeB don Gerva.
sio Medina don ViCehte Fapo don Teodoro
ChevremOat, de eEta Capital; CON Manuel L6.
pez Landr6n, de Vega baja don AguutfR Due
no, de JuRCoao Sc enter6 sl Consejo de IL re
presentation elevAda al GobierRo por diversou
agociados agricultores de Manat, reclamando
contra ell nuevo EspartimieRto hecho por el Ayun.
tamlento, de un CatorCe poH ciento sobre los pro
ductos Ifquidos GomputSdos & los contribuyenter
& pretsxto de consumes, aeoTdAndo apoyarla.
Tambi6A 10 acord6 Olevar una exposition 4
Ia Iutendencia General de Hacienda virtud de
exCitacion de loH gan&deros de Viequeu, reCla
mando contra Ia medid& 1ecientemente dictRda
poK 10 que Ee Coarta & los CFiadoIes de ganado 10
libTa exportaCi6m que hastA ahora venfan efsc.
tuaRdo de los produCtos de gus haciendaE hatoE,
coRfundi6ndolos con los tratanteH 6snpsculadorep
en- ESQ artfCulo Sc aprob6 la distribution de
fendoB para 81 corriente mes al pago del prernio
otoYgado en- el Csrt6men que dltimamente tuvo
lugar, Cuyo efect0 Se hicieHe eI Correupoadiente
libramient0. ComeBzAr en- 10 pr6xima session que
tendr& sfecto dsl 10 81 l6 del corriente mes Il
discussion de las Gnmiendas que ga presenter 81
pr0yacto pEemlado de EStatutos y Reglamento
del BRnco que Ge trata de fundar, CeebEando las
EeElone9 que sean MeCeHariaB para deiar termina.
do ess trabRjo en- el CoErisnts mes publicarlo &
fla de que puedaM verifcAr su eHtudio loH geRoreu
ACCioniBtaS.
Sc eatsr6 asf miGmo el ConGsio del aumento
de suECripclOEes del propio BaRCO, habido en-
Ponce MayagGsz, AreCibo y estR Capital des.
pu5E de las EelaciOnes pubicRdAs en- eO fltimo nd.
nero de "La Retorma AgEfCola". Y cntre otYos
aguntos de orden interior 90 acord6 fRalmente re.
conendaE los SiRdiCatos Ia coMvenienCia de que
90 oCupen desde lUego en- IL formation de 1ur
preSupusstos para el ano pT6ximo y la Tendici6n
de sus cueAtas pendientes, de modo que en- todo
sl mes de Mayo vGBgGn esos datos Las dem6n
notiCias que preacriben los Estatutou y Rsglamen-
to fin de que el ConSejO pueda tambi6n con Ia
oportunidaa dehida foTmalizsr aus cueRtaa y re-.
dactar los prelupueSsos J Ia MsmOria que dsbe
pIeaentar on 10 pr6xima Junta general.
La Bssi6n dur6 dos horas tsrminando lan
diez media do ID norhs.
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sus saEvicios lR sahada de IA InfAnts, acudi 81
ciHco an los momeutoS ga que el tigra trAtaba de
devoraR otro caohlo, hAni6 adole va clos disparos
que obligaron Ia feEa empreRder Ii fuga.
Al paSsr por frsnte al pRrsdero de "Ooncha"
al tarcz animal salt6 Vobrs el 6niCo Cochs qus
hahia alli hora tan tsmpranG, desgarrAndo Ia
nuca Rl Cochero, nombrado Simon Oorbachuela,
natural de kugo, soItsro de 26 ados de edad y
vscino de II calzSda de ZapatA B6 msYo 40. La
pareja seguia hacieado dlspavos al animal, el que
sigui6 por 81 pRseo do Carlos III. AL legsr en-.
ts al Jardfn Bot&nCo, 30 eMContr6 con IN Ischero,
81 ques cogidO de improviGO por Ia fera, Cay6 ba.
10 sus gaEraH EisR 10 destrczado poF complete, 10
miamo 81 que el cAballo. 81 uesgTaciado Iechero
50 nombra Silvsrio Machines, naturGl do Santa
Cruz de TsneEife, casRdo vecino de Ii sstan Cia
Gel 4Emey," Eitpada detraH del cementerio de
Colon. LA parejA de ordea pdolico con vslor
extraOrdinarlo, ssguia Is psgsscuCi6n tirOE, y Ia
hsxa, acoaada pos aque los as istrodujO en- ell Jar
din Botknico
A Ia hora en- que eFcribmoa estas fness, ia
fsra Continha deatro del jardfa. que ssts rodes
do de fuerzaU del Ejercito, G1ATdia Civil Orcep
Pdblico J GuardiAa Mua,epa 90"
(E7 2rG"WfO de ssntisgo de Cuba.)
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NOTIOIAs GEN NERALEs
El 27 al

ri ~ J el % del pasado escribimos dos car
tas 81 aehor Administrator de la oRglnA Central
de OomunicaClonsS, suplickndols ae sirviese in
formaTnoR el fraHquso que su entsnder deben
levar divsrHos impreSoa de los que lo remtimoE
mueatvaH, y haSIa Ia fschs, dssppss de cineo dias
no Ge hH servido contsAtarnos Hsmos da appo
nsr que nuestras preguntaH has Hido un dssacRto
Ia sutoHidad postRl, que Herfa daspressigioHa
para ella deSceader hlata nesotFos J daraos eSal
aclaraCioEes, sda Cuando inoceRtemeHte hsyAmog
psnsado que en- cumplmiento de 80 obligaci6n
sstRba en- sl debsr de GontsatRrnos siqulerA fuese
por IN acto de cOItssia
Hoy aCudimos en- queja al ssnor Admins
tradoE general y estAmos dspuestos llevarlA 3
selor Gobera&dor hasta al miEmO Miniaterio
pusU se hace precise que algunos fanclonasios Sc
coAven1an de que eatan en- su puesto para Esrvll
al pdbhco, qEe paga J NO para caEtigarlO como
amos loe eB3lAvos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
GAGETl OFFICIAL De hoy

Gobisrmo General.--Secfet ria.-N sgociado
2.O-RealeR Ordenss indultSndo del rsato de las
penss que le fueFon impnestAs { Francisco vi.
stsnti EspRdohi deGestimaHdo las lnatsnCiaB ele-
vadaa an soiCitud de igual grasa por Ruperta
PacheCo Rivera, Dolores Rivera Gonzales y vi
Genie NdGe8 Fernandez.
Negociado 4O-Rsal DeCreto Concediendo 81
ttulo de Oiudad lR Villa de HumaCso.-OtTa
concsdisndo seiB meBaa de liCencls, por eAfsrmo,
para Il PoniaBula & don Adolfo MAstine2 Oerece
de- Director m6dico de visits de raves del puerto
de Msyagtez.
Negociado 5.O-PubIfcase que deHde el dis
primero del corrlente go ha elsvado 81 so poT
ciento 81 pTemio sobrs 81 vaIor an orc americana
de los deGpnchoS pOr cable que 80 pagarsn On
moReda mexiCARa.
IntsndenciS General de Hacienda p6blica-
Empi6z21e publican el ROglamento por que he
de regrss en- 10 GuCesivo 81 BsnCo Espanol de
PUerto-Rico.
Intexvenci6n General de Ia AdmiRiatyaci6n
del EstSdo.-ssCCi6n de ContAduEia. FACtuEaa
que Dc pagarGn On Ia pr6xima Semana:
sorteo Is.
Marzo 6.-FacturaB RdmeEoE 81 33.
Idem g. Idem idem.. "a 35.
Idem 7.-F&Ctura ndmero SO.
Cup6n 81.
Mario S.-FacturaR n6mer0g FL y "a,
Idsm 9-FRcturan ndmer0B % y "a
ANSsoR.
Idem 1O.-FRcturaB ndmeros 76l 766.
Censo electoral para DipHtados CortsH.-
CirCunsCripCi6n de PonCs.-T6rmino muniCipsl
de Adiuntas; usCCi6n segunds.-T6Fminos muni
CipaleB de- Pehue!aa y GuAyanilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
lssgracIadO susGsO

No hscs mucho que 81 pdblico de la HaSana
contemplate en- el CirCo de PubilloneS, un hermo.
10 tgre de BeRgalA. V6aae 10 que dice an colega
acerca de dicho animal:
PubilloneV, como aabsn nuestros leCtores
posee una magnffca eolecci6n dc israD, entre IL
que llama ID atenci6R nm soberbio tigre de Ben
gala. Egta matiRna, q Las seis media, entr6 co.
mo de costumbre, el pardo Juae Vsld6s para ha.
Ger la limpieEa y dar Comida Il feroz felino, con
81 cual ess6 fRmiliafizado, con era confRnzs de
10 entreabieIta ID reja de GeguEidad, que 81 ina.
tinto de libertad do Il fars, Ralv6 de IN salto
siendo impossible capturarla.
La hera empEendi6 Il earsera sn direcCi6n
del CsatilIo del Principe, despu6s de hsber casi
devorado 81 lomo del preCioso cabsllo eel niio, =
|orgullo del senior PubiGloneI deliciCia do ID
'Chiquilloria," concurrents los .snatin&ea" Ia
paEsia da order phplipo a esbaIlesia ave psaltl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
Noa diean de B.aeeloaeta: ..El 25 Ia

Nos dicen de B BaGcel0seta: ''El Is dc Fe-
brero 6timo 30 celeGr6 una vslAda en- il casa de
don Francisco BReE, de Mavsti, J 70 paR6 IN ratio
de verdads1o rscrso Sc puSo escena el pre-
cioso diklogo tituado "a "PTimera piedrs," cuyo
desempeno entuvo cargo de las Hehoritas PIoTl-
depcis Roman, Carmen Bsez LsoEor sicard6 y
don Enrique Lopez, iAterpretaauo tOdos ga pApeI
pe1fsctamsnte y aieado muy splaudidos. Sc reci-
taron poeuias satre elias up& tiIUlada 'La RstR-
ms" otra "URs Historia" osra de don Rsm6a
Miranda, deaominada "LG Regreso de Hatuey,"
aiendo llamado Ia eseena 90 autor. Las poeslaa
fusron recitAdss por las simpat cas- senoIitas Jo-
asfisa CchoteCo, LEstsnis MeaeRdez J Ia rsferida
PTovideHciR Roman lo1ando natiBfeeho 81 au
ditorio"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
Nea egcriben. de utaaao: .An i madrnpa

Nos eEcriben de Utaauo: I'm IA madrugada
del ~ Febrsro dltimo 20 hallaba el aEtssaRo Ma.
nue. MediSa entrsgado al deEeAnso en- ga csaa y
tu6 dsspertado por los golpss que En- Ia pusrtA
dabA nm tai JoH6 GansAez (a) Monroy; como
Medina no q1iaiera Abrirle IL puerta Ia ech6 aba
10 psnetEando en- s interior, en- buuca de otro Eu.
ieto; como no 10 encontrsas iniuri6 & Medina
haHta el extreme de que 81 eBpoaa 6 hiioE tuvie-
ron que absndonar ID casa en- busca de Auxilio en-
una Casa vscina. A las pocas horas volvi6 81
GoRzAlez inquirir de Medina 81 10 hahia denun-
ciado = como Ie contsstase sfiFmaHvRmente 10
maltrAt6 de obra, por 10 que ma hiia de este tn.
70 que il en- busos de la paiiCa traysndo 81 guar.
dia JuSto Rodriguez que Embellishments ts fac tEs Z
q Gonzalsz que intant6 fugaras, dssobeaeclsHd9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

Pa1ecO, & Jug II poF RueHtrOs informes, que
IVA de las cauSaB qus haceR mas tirante 10 situs
ci6n de Aguadills, eB que sl peonale 70 resists 4
tEabajar en- los conner CLOS, los muelleB en- 10,
haCieadas. DiCeSe que la cauBa del corficto ac-
tual 10 origiB6 que las monedas que habian Co
bradO como formal por lS mananA, no ss Ia qui.
sierra xeCibir el mismo dia por 10 tarde mas que
per Ia mitsd de 90 vAlor. El peonsje en- aque.
llSs haoiendas solo Rana so ceatavos de iorAal
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EatH manana hemus hallado en- egta rsdac.
ci6n un aR6Rimo, escEito ca fnisimo papsl satu.
yado de perfume smbrisgRdor, 81 que deCia 10
siguiente:-"E El laEariIln de marrGg, aquel tan
desIenguRdO como inaoIente, tiens tamDi6a Ia eua.
AdGd de rendir fervieRts quito 81 abog ado de los
cienpieH y le han impa1o quinisnIos oiou de
Duey muy lindameEts. No fStAran compG1eros
mSHtires."
NoSotIoS NO eRtendemOH nj josa de esto, pc
70 no queremoS deHAi' N Ia que uHA perfumes
an papeI tar fno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03
EI ABalatin dal Oonsgelon se san Domino

El ,tBalstin del Oonssc1o" de San Domingo
publics IN tslegrama en- que ,fe anuncia que pa
rece que eltk en- quiebla Il Banco de desouento
de Paris E director del Compton d'eHcompte, I"
dice ha sido arrsstado por acusarssls de irTegula
vidades en- las gsstionsE de los, f6ndoB del dicho
est.bleeimiento y haber suministrado diRsro 81
Banco de dekcuepto Sin embargo de este arreH-
TO, las sccionss del Compton" noEtiensn pre-
clio eIeVado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

El Excmo. 81. Osae.Ai ds Marina Ruestro
respectable amigo don Pstricio koRtojo presldsn-
to de In Junta de Obras del Puerto de sstR CEpi-
tRl, ha tenido 10 stsnci6a-quele le agsadscemoa,-
je okssquiarnos con IN eiemplar de Ia Memoria
que maRlfesta el estado y progresO de las Jefe-
ridas obgaR de cueHta de los negocios gsEtoH
lie la miGms dursEte ell a1o scon6nnico 1928.
VolvaremoB ecuparnos de este iRtsresazTs do.
cumanto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-03

El vspor sHpahOl .E psha" neva Eu bordo
para santaKdar egsslaE 2 O75 sacos y 5 barrilsu
con 159.675 kilos csfe; 3.3z6 cueros Sun SO 2SS
kilo1, 65 saCoT ' bsrriles Gocos, 10 SsiEs asba.
sOI, una csja f'utsE, s.3 CObre visjo 4 atadOs J
unE CANA hLsYxo.