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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22
DEPARTURES.

SUNDAY, Jan 81.
Stmr j A Cummins. Nelson, for
Koolau.
Stmr Mokolii, McGregor for Molokai
Stmr James Makee, Haglund, for
Kapaa.
Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, for Maka.
well.
Stmr Kaala, Thompson, for Puma
luu and Kahuku.
Stmr Pele, Peterson, for Makaweli.
Am blk Colusa, Backus. for San Fran
cisco.
Am sealing schr Josephine, Gale, for
Japan Seas.
Schr Mile Morris. for Koolau.
Schr Sarah and Eliza for koolau.
Schr kawailpni for Koolau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

The DAILY and WEEKLY STAR is on
sale at "The Bazaar" j. A. Martins
bookstore in Hilo, where subscriptions
may be ordered. dw-tf.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22
ronElGN VESSELS ExrEorED.

Ger blk Galveston, Hongkong Overdue
Am brgt Lurline, Hilo, ST Due
Am bkt }. ID. Spreckels, Knh, ST Due
Am blk b q CLANCY, Departure Bay Due
Ger blk Ii Hackfeld, Liverpool Due
Ger blk Nautilus, Liverpool Due
Am blk Albert, San Fran Due
Am blk Harvester, Hilo, ST Due
Am sch Carrier Dove, Newcastle Due
Br sh Eastcroft, Newcastle Due
Am bkt Mary Winkleman. N'wcastle Jan 20
Am schr Robert LEVERS San Fran Jan 20
Haw blk Leah, Newcastle Feb
Am bktn Mary Winkleman, Newcastle, Feb
Am schr Glendale, Eureka Feb
Haw bk II K Rithet $ +. Feb.
Br blk Xantippe, Newcastle Feb IL
Ger blk ) q Glade, Liverpool Feb &c
Haw Tx Helen Brewer, Ny March
Am schr Bartlett, Newcastle March20
Am sh Salvador, Newcastle March 5
Ger blk Mary Hackfeld. Liverpool March 8
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Personal.

]. F. Hackfeld has returned from
Maui.
II. p. Baldwin is here from Makawel
plantation.
A. Enos was passenger on the Clau-
dine Sunday.
G. p. Wilder, manager of the Kahu-
lui railway, arrived by the Claudine
Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Beckwith and family are
now settled at their new residence,
Sunnyside, Makawao.
The w. P. Harrison arrived by the
Mariposa to represent the Chicago
Times is a son of the lamented Amer .
can, Carter Harrison.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

Anderson, one of the rebellious Mar
garet sailors, has been ordered to file a
5000 bond to keep the peace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

Following is the program for this
evenings Provisional Government band
concert at Emma square, to begin at
1880.
PART /.
/. Overture-"Semiram - Rossini
2. March-"The Volunteers" 49, Metra
3. Ballad-"The Old Home" 49, Stewart
4. Selection Bohemian Girl" Balfe
y PART ii.
5. Medley-"Echoes of the Night"
--------------- $3.50 Riviere
9. Gavotte-"lmperial' ----------Fa Faust
7. Waltz-''Dolores" -.----- Waldteufel
s. Galop-"Wally" Heinsdorf
Hawaii Ponoi."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

Keep it. on hand tor emergencies.
B. & S, Homeopathic Cough and Group
Syrup.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22
Book
Your Orders
At Once

MEssRs KoHLER & CHASE Of
San Francisco have kindly con-
scented to allow us the services
of the leading man in their
Tuning Department Tor linz
tied season only, who will arrive
in Honolulu in February.
We arc now prepared to book
orders.
For Piano Tuning and
Repairing
same to be filled ia rotation as
received.
The Public will recognize the
fact that this is AN opportunity
seldom offered them: the name
OF koHLER & CHASE being u
sufficient guarantee of the mans
experience aud good WORK.
n. B.-We beg to inform those
parties who left orders with Us
for Mr., Benson TO I'LL upon hIs
return from Maui. that we have
received information of Mr..
Benson's departure for san
Francisco last weak.
Both Telephones 100.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

J. b. Haynes sprained an ankle while
bathing at Long Branch Sunday. He
is on crutches. Mr.. Haynes arrived by
the Mariposa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

Has arrived and taken quarters at the
establishment of HOLSTER & Co, The
Admiral Cigarettes are the very latest in
the way of delightful smoke, and
have met with immense success wher-
ever introduced Hollister & Co.,
agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

sentenced to two months at hard labor.
Anderson, one of the rebeilious Mar
garet sailors, has been ordered to file a
5000 bond to keep the peace.
j. b. Haynes sprained an ankle while
bathing at Long Branch Sunday. He
is on crutches. Mr.. Haynes arrived by
the Mariposa.
The drouth still prevails at Hamakua
and two of the mills in the district have
shut down. The crop will be one-third
short if not more.
Miss Norah Egan, sister of John Egan,
was welded at the family home in
Michigan, January LIST, to Mr.. +. Waldt-
ner, formerly of this city.
A rifle accidentally discharged in the
Judiciary building Friday night landed
bullet in the wall just over Commas
sioner Marsden's chair.
A. S. Pearson and John Vrooshell,
seamen, were advertised as missing
from the Adams. Rewards of $40 each
were offered. Vruoshell has been ar
rested.
Requiem mass was celebrated at the
Catholic cathedral this morning for
Mother Angela, head of the Sisterhood
of the Sacred Heart, who died recently
in Paris.
A luau in honor of the Provisional
Government was given Saturday at Pu-
naluu, Kau, Hawaii. The prime movers
were Rev. j. Kauhane and Judge j. II.
Waipuilani.
The Hawaiian village was ready for
visitors January list, but the opening of
the Fair was postponed to the 18th. Hn-
waiian day will be June 18th, which is
also Kamehameha day.
The probate case of A. Akahi wv has
been appealed from the Circuit Court by
Keawehakii (k), it being claimed that
the will accepted was forgery. The
estate is worth $500.
Some pineapples from the Torbert
plantation, near Pearl City. are dis.
played at the Pacific Hardware Com.
pany. They weigh from sight pounds
up and will be sent to the Midwinter
Fair.
One of the Lehua's boats was smashed
ut the Kakaiau landing last Friday
while loading sugar. This is the place
where Miss Stevens, daughter of the
American Minister, lost her life.
PERSONAL.
j. F. Hackfeld has returned from
Maui.
II. p. Baldwin is here from Makawel
plantation.
A. Enos was passenger on the Clau.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

PRESIDENT II. 4. co.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22
OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO.'S
TIME TABLE.

From and After June LIST. 1898
TRAINS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

By the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

The drouth still prevails at Hamakua
and two of the mills in the district have
shut down. The crop will be one-third
short If not more.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-01-22

One of the Lehua's boats was smashed
at the Kakaiau landing last Friday
while loading sugar. This is the place
where Miss Stevens, daughter of the
American Minister, lost her life.
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/. Medley-"Echoes of the Night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-08
SMALL rnoeREss m oosFxHEson.
Talkin the Senate Of Dfscharginx the
Conferees.

wksHIsaTos CITY. Aug. THE tariff
conference today " as entirely subordinated
TO the house caucus. and was devoid 81
interesting features. The confereses hsld
two brief sessions during tho day, and
discussed the coal and ironaore questions,
besides reyersiag TO the sugar schedule.
However, they served no purpose except
TO eaphsSizs the fact that the disagree
ment is stils nnlgfoken. and that very little,
Is any. progress Is being made.
Thsre are soure indications that anDeariy
eonolusSon Of the conference > may be-
brought about onS of these is found ia
the fact thar Senator Gorman has been
making q careful investigation Of this
status OF the BID aud the
ctouaes that should be made. Certain
OF tlse conservative senator's have been
very impatient of the delay In the confer
eace. and IL Is known that a resolution
,llsch8tging the conference from further
consideration ct the bills and receding
from the differeptial was drawn up by one
Of them on Monday aud would have
been presented on that day but for an
interference by members OF The conference
committee. There is still talk Of the pos
sibiiity of such motion. but it will not
be made except with the coasent OF the
senate conierees.
Conservative Democratic senator's guard.
stily aainit that there is foundation for tho
report that movement may be made soon
to pat sugar on the free list. One said to-
day that IL vas liable 80 come In the shape
of motlon 10 discharges ths tariff con-
fefees aud have the senate recede from its
amendment on sugar.
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In Tho senate.

wsmnscTos ciTr. Aug 7g--The setiats
held short and unintsresting session to-
day. aaj@arrIing at 80 p, N. The most
important event of tie proceedings was
the passaee Of resolution dgs1ssSng ths
president 70 take steps fof The regeass of
American eI{iksns confined on the iNtaBd
OF Cabs for participating In recent reNpel-
lions. The sRf!y adionrnment vas dul to
a tiesirs 10 avoid the Irritating remarks
WHICH fl Was t1oagst on the Democratic
slse woald probabIy Be heard later IN tho
day from Republican senators, aud which
might tead 10 amsndEaents which AZ ths
present. time, Eaen fesiing Is running
high, aIght prove dIsaxrseabie-
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Pullman Said to Be the Mill
tary Orders Headquarters.
1T is ORGANIZED FOR VIOLENCE.
The Lynehers Of Murderers at CoIfax
May Have Killed 6loystein.
Depiorabie Condition of Affairs In Por-
tions OF whitmaa and Spokane
Counties Brought About by the Law
less Teaching. of the PopuIista

Lar.H. Aug. a-lSpecial. 1.-The murder
of Charles +. GloysteIn 81 Mica was the
result OF more deerIy-iaid plot than at
first suspected. ana the authorities are now
thoroughly convinced that the deed was
perpetrated by "wheei within a wheel"
of ths Freenlan's Protective Silver FEEDER
alton. The theory il advanced that the
men who committed the murder came
from Pullman. the headquarters of the
federation IN this state. This theory is
strengthened by the fact that, although
Gloystein knew almost everybody in
the county. he was not acquainted
with the men who called him out
OF his home the night he disap-
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Smallpox Riot -

MILWAUKEE, Aug.
h..ish officer. At,enm 2 Last night the
F,Aa KleaerS from ed % move a child Of
IsaIa.fnn hespital 10 rth ar street 70 the
,,or A riot ensued ind treated for small
,nsn women and Id which mob Of 4. 3.0o0
t,olIee we're called ouLys took part The
e. ea,. with the mol but were p0weTless
move the child had ID and the attempt TO
,or,avrox when nd be abandonea until
,n08e. several poli1 hsT attempt will 70
..o,~. anothes chiIsmen were hit by
the hospital Of smaild oi hieSefs aied al
Tba parrnts and neiA OF three weeks ago.
.,,.,-,,. =, t.ka This Fhd1rs will resist all
II
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-08

u.x,s..s.,- ,s,vs<lm Baking Powder
Z d s4al an1 paplens-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-08
a A'nsr'eA" ,.1,.I.ss.n.

London Special
.. v.oart~a .nnk in a L. a neflcsn ironcisd
.-tf,isx. a-,s Jsnaue-sI cn lict between the
sss,r5aI .as can not "A The report is not
e., 80 aroorsnt wadl verified. bat il i a
t,,,,..,.,, :. sh,. r.celxede as sunk 20 the
Co s store. ne a. 'a1 Ms'es
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sssnship AIowERA leaves Southampton
saeai August =, 1894.
Fot particulars apply 20 + W. MeGISSIs, coo
Tat street, Seattle, or any agent OF the
lshsdlAn Pacific Railway.
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IN the House.

Waea4ssros CIrY. Aug. AFTER a
rashsr nnsntsrestlng session the house ai-
jelrne4 At "a p,9fn. When the clerk an
Isounessf fhe call FOR DssaoeFat.c causns
Al 3 Q scSoc k the annopsceuseutwss greeted
With elseeys;ofe the Republican side.
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Ladies sIs-woos cld --
sLss, a. ]. :. GrahsHd "a eas~s. al eotoTs,
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lessons in
FRENCH. MUSIC Q
AND GERMAN o o
Given by Arrangement.

s.s..s.s. ..s.shkNCEs-Rsv. David g Garrett, 81
,.s.alaE'oa; Rev. Wallace NnttioT. lss1 I'M.
esssseea and pafsugs Of former pupils.
kRren as s ,nioEmatlou App,y 60 theMIsSES
."s1AsoI kNE. 7;6 Eleventh street. city.
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AAFe DOT been AeIa % pI
est; thus they are now ST Asf years inter
proceedings Asrezdz4 IA 10 foreclosure
mortgages and attempA men wAo hold
been threatened with ID forecsoss have
man who holds mortd a0 ly harm. one
attempted 10 fcrecl0se. are on a farm here
three farmers, whom ID snd he wss met ny
Was to.sa. did not know. and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-08

Tire Fsasras conrt q sap Ffanelsco has
ordessA TIE sfe&fner WiHametse Valley,
oHnsd bys lhs oOreren Pacific Ksliroad
ConIgalyt sols % SATISFY indgmsnt.
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FRESH California ped
.tc rstsgl AZ wholesd Chss. peaEs, plums.
hams Grocery IompxI ~ ihe boI Aura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
Juego de VOlantines.

Sc ha expedido por Ia A!caldis
M anicipai de esta Capital el si-
gulente Aviso:
Habiendo Observable que algu.
nos vecinos de esta Oapital han OIL
vidadO Ia prohibition quo sc tiene
hesha referente al juego de volan
tines 9 cometas. por Ell perjuicio
que sc hace en- los aparatos tele.
gradcos, en- cuyos alumbres go enre
dan las colas de aqu6ilos, he creido
conveniente recordar el aviso pu
blicado por esta Acadia el 10 de
Febrero de 1890 como sigue:
i" Bstablecidos On las GALES de
esta Oiudad los conductores tale
grafioos y te'ef6nicos, en- losqu en-
redan con frecueG cia los hilos Y las
cOlas de l0s come tas 8 volantines
que sirven de entretenimiento & los
a1cionados a este juego, dando clio
lugar a entorpecimie1tos en- la mar.
Cha regular de comunicaciones de
utilidad general, la Alca' 'dia Sc v6
en- la necesidsd de prohibir ell jue
60 de tales cometas 6 volantines en-
las pazas, GALES 6 azoteas; pudien-
do entretenerse en- tai diversion los
adcionados q ella en- el campo de
Puesta Dc TERRA. on 10 parte Norte
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
Was FERREbS EN MlRBUECOS,

Tiene rsz6n I'm iIus.rado co|ega
del exterior. Djgna, muy digns
&c de ser terida en- cusnta por
nuestros estadistas Ia idea ex :
puesta = desarrolIada en- las si-
guienres interesaptes lineas por ell
competente escrisor militar y gran
conocedor de las cosas mario
qufss, ss&ior don Jenaro A'as:
"Meroed q la acci6p, involunta-
ria acaso, del cuerpo diplomatico
europeo, es 10 ci4rto que Tar ger, en-
dos d0censs de sfios, 90 ha civ liza.
do On un grsdo eminent. 81 el
cuerpo dlplomati o &c tra 'G3ase 4
Fee. Sc pondtiA nnu? pr as'o al Il.
vel de T. niger. 7 81 pas4 facllitas
las comunicaciOnes con aus Qobier~
nos, los plenipoteneiarios promo
viesen Ia construction de uR fers0.
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LID. HI. E~

FL martes q t.mo f-e conduct
do d Ia Nscr6po il de esta Csp;.
tai e| cadaver d. limo Sf D. 10.
& B,rberau, M g 'srado de /.
Exema Audiencia Territorial do
Ia Provinces.
E. senior B rberan, que ha de-.
saparscido de este maodo, sicti-
ma de Ia cruel Fl bre amari ID, er4
un caballero correcIisimo, nm fun.
cionatio de grandes msrecimien.
tos, una perSons. en- & >, adcrnada
de lac ma, honro 40 cuaIidades y
cireunstsnciar. Con ga sensible
musrte ha psrdido 10 Administra.
ci6n de Jussieia un representante
recto, honrado, irrepror liable.
Su fsllecimiento ha sido = sigue
siendo CON raz6n profanda MI ente
deplorado en- nuestra sociedad.
Vayan nuestras TRACES de pesa.
me Ia fsmliIa = deudos del que
"a no existe.
De otra defunci6n, tsmbien
muy Iamentsb.e, ocurrlda en- Goa.
mo, nos info rma enlutada esque.
10. Nos refelimos al faIlecimien.
Co do Ia respectable ' dign. seno-
ra dofia Marie Santiago, hermanA
amansisima de un amigo y CORE.
ligionario nuestro muy distin.
guido: ell Excmo s., D. C.otilde
de Santiago, q quien, 10 mismo
que d todes los demas miembros
dc 10 famiia doliente, acompafia.
moa en- gu legitims pens.
Gocen de la eternas Biena ven
turanza el ssnor Barber&o = Ia
'efiora Santiago.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13

81 mismo, M. de o.
TorregrOsa. ID. Francisco, Caro-
II "a, M. de P.
TorEens D. Modesto, Adasco,
M. de B.
Torres y Oalder6n, D: Maria, San
Juan, M. de P.
Toro Quihones, d. Rafael, Por.
ce, D. de O.
Trespalacios y Aldab6, Habans,
M. de o.
Tricoche y Rivers, d. Manuel,
Ponce, M. de B.
Taborg's Fabrikkes, Oopenha.
que, M. de o.
Ubarri Iramategui, D. Pablo, s.
Juan, M. de o.
Ugalde, D. Felipe, Bilbao, M.
de p.
".
Vadi Central "Ooloso"), d. LUIS.
Aguad8, IN. de o.
Vald6s. D. Ricardo, R:o. .piedras,
M. de P.
Valderrams, D. Venancio, San.
tander, d. de O.
Ell mismo, i'd id.
Vale Atiles, DR. D: manuel, San
Juan. M. de o.
valle, DR. D O. Garcia del, Pom
ce, D. de O.
Vale Koppisch, Aguadilla, M!
de B.
Valle, Ballinay y FarnIndeg, In
festo (Asturias), M. de o.
Vazquez Alal On, d. Manuel, San
Juan, d. de O.
Vazques, D. Demetrio, Ponce,
M. de B.
Vega y Rodriguez, Escuela de
D, EladiO J Aguadilla, M. de B.
Vega. D. Est6ban, San Jusn,
D. de O.
Vega Morales, Escuela de D. Ar.
turo, Las Mariss, M de B.
Velez y Lopez. D. Pedro, Yauco,
I'D. de O.
Veles, D. Francisco, San Ger
man, D. de O.
| Verges. D. Enrique, M. de B.
Was de Elias, d. Catalina, San
Juan. M. de B.
| Vidal, D. Antonio, Mallorca, NJ.
de o.
Vilar6 y Batall6, D. Narolso.
Ponce, M. de P.
| Villalobos, d. Afrodisio, Chin.
Ich6n, M. de o.
Vifias = %. Barcelona, D. de O.
/ Virella y Uribe, D. Francisco,
IGuayama, M. de B.
| Vivaldi, D. Santiago, Yauco, NJ.
Ide B.
vivoni, D: soledad, San German.
I'D. de O.
volkers, d: Carolina, San Juan.
I'D. de O.
/ La misma, NJ. de B.
| Volckers, 3. Guillermo, San
IJuan. M. lie P.
| Wilson, D. B., D. de O.
El mismo, i'd. i'd.
| Woodhouse, D. J. s., New York,
M. deO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
2c de JUNO dltimo) copiamos lac
sixuientes lfneas:

2S de JUNO dltimo) copiamos lac
lineas:
+" Penosfsima impression, como
sra de esperarae, ha producido en-
aste pals Ia noticia del asesinato de
Mr. Oarnot. Los Estados Unidos y
Feancia son los mejores amigos,
us instituciones son id6nticas, y es
natural que O. golpe q1e acaba de
recibir una de esas repdblicas en-
Ia persona de su primer magistra
10, haya repercutido con amplia y
dOlOrOsa resonancia en- Ia Otra.
El Secretario de Estado senior
Gresham, euterado del saceso por
los Embajsdores de Fraucia en-
Wa hiogton y Estados Uaidos en-
Paris, envi6 a este dltimo por Or
den DEL Presidente ua expressive
despacho de p6same.
Mr. Cleveland ademas trasmiti6
a las OAmaras ell Mensaje siguiente:
A! Senado q CdnIara de Repressn
tGnte. Sc acaba de recibir la sor-
prendents noticia de haber muert ,
aver el Presidente de Ia Repd "lics
francesa, a maaos de un asesino.
0sta terrible calamidad, que ha he
lido a una repGblica hermana, no
puede menos de despertar profun.
das simpstlas en- la naci6n ameri-
,ana, al psso que ell fin violento de
uoa carrera que tanto pr )m sta pa
"a 81 progreso de Ia Iibertaa y el
adelanto de la civilization, debe
ser dorado como una aficcihn para
"a humanidad. GROVER OLBvE
LAND. PalGoiO del EieoMtivO, 25 de
JMni0.
Abundando en- los sentimientos
expresacOs en- este mensaje, las
dos Oamaras del Oongreso suspen.
iieton sus sesiones hAsta hoy, des
pu6s de hsber dido hermosas pala
0ras en- alabama del fallecidO Pre-
sldente.
La alta Dam ara aprob6 por una
oimidad el slguieute acuerdo del
Ssna 1or Morgan, Presidente de Ia
Oomisi6n de Relaciones Exterlc-
ees:
Sc acuerla: Que el Sena.o de
los Estados U oidos 80 une al pue-
Olo americana para manitestar al
pueblo flanc6s gu condolencia J
simpatias por el golpe cruel que Il
aa asestsdo I'm asesino, y que hs
herido d Ffancia al herir al Presi
lente Oarnot.
Sc 00uerda: Que en- sefial de res
peto al sabio. patri6tico y virtuos
Pres deDte de Ia Rep 1bllca france.
81, el S9nado suspende So session
b asta man ,na d las diez.
Y se ruega al Presidente de los
Estados Unidos oomunique ests
expression de duelo naciOral 6 L.
RepdDlica trancesa y la a sonora d.
UarnOt.
Mr. Morgan pronunOi6 un bell.
iiscursO en- el cual encarecl6 IL
gran amistad que une q los Est
los Unidos y Frsncia, y ensalz6 de.
oidaments las virtudes del iluatre
muerto.
A este discurso sigui6 otro se.
,u0dando Ia proposici6o, dlcho POI
NJ Sherman, expresidente de ls
propia comisi0n.
En- la CAmara de Representantes
presento y apoy6 una prOposioi6.
tnd@ntica ell diputado McOreary
Presldente asimismo de Ia Oomi
sion de Relaciones ExterlOres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
de la carretera 6 en- el campo del

de la carretera 6 en- el campo del
Moro, hacia ell mismo cuadrante.
Los padres 6 tutores de aQuellos
ninos SON los llamados en- primer
t6rmino a impedir contin6e ell NAL
denunciaio. y al efecto, autes de
que la Alealdia Sc yea obligada q
reprimlr el abuse, les invita- 4 que
Gomen por So parte las medidas ne
sesarias & imped rio.
Los Oeladores Municipales y de-
mas agentes de poliofa d sus 6rde-
nes cuidaran del cumplimiento de
ouanto queda expuesto, denunclan.
10 a esta Alcaldia las infraociones
que adviertan.
Puerto Rico, 9 de Julio de 1894
|-El Alcalde, Angel Navajas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-13
FL Sr Lafuente.

Procedente de Guayama, ha lie
ga2o hoy q esta Ciudad nuestrt
ustrado amigo y distir guido CO.
rreligionarIo D. 1gnacio R. La
fusnte.
FL Sr Lafaent', que ha pasado
por grandes amarguras y deogra.
ciaa de fAmilis, se embarcA para
la PeD1nsu q, 4 donde 10 Ileva prin
cipalmente el deseo de recuperar
Gu saud, algo quebrsntada.
Ssludamos al carinoso smigo y
le desesmos toda claee de eatisfsc.
clones 2 un pronto legreso 4 esta
provincia donde tiene hacienda y
hogsr, y don 1e tan merecidas sim.
pa'faa se hs conqui tado por Gu
caba lsEoso trato = au indiscutib G
Ia ento.