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The morning call., 1894-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Margaret Brown to P. J. Kennedy lot on w line
o. LagG1a street, 100 OF Union, s Is by w
P. J. kennedy TO Margaret Brown, same; $40.
o. ID. and Elzaoeth b. Peterson TO Henry
Pay9t, lot on E Inc Of Fillmore street. 4s:2J4 S
Of Washington, - by Z 91:6; $40.
a. and Dina Newhoase to Frank Koch lot on
Sc corner OF Page and Scott streets, S 1915 by E
+. ana Catherine Foley to John j. Mahony. LOT
on line OF HAYES street, $50 W OF Scott, w rs,
R FoU; -, 81 20 30 lS7 20 $4,000
on line OF Pine street, 1858 w of Scott, w ri
LOT on line OF Cook street. 225 OF Point Lobos
avenue, 20 by ( 12O, block ID, Junipero Home
Frank A. Landry 20 Elizabeth Landry. same;
gift
Eugene Meyer TO William H. Grim. lot on cor.
streets 1856 :sl4. W SO \ SSH NE ,E5.tss
quitclaim deed; $40. 90
1 aud Elizabeth Martin TO Julia Martin. lot on
+ me OF MONTGOMERY street, 6S:S " OF CaIifor-
nis; - =, s7:o. 2S;l0. W IS, s inches, W
iot on IlHe Of suffer street, 25 w OF Powell, W
20 oy 81 %, subject TO mortgage; $40.
\, 6stAte OF Annie L Younger Ioy trustee) to
Aa9a, Annie Z. Lucille, Alice and Herbert
L: t2unger: lot on w line OF Powell street. lS5 S
OF Elils; rs, rs, 10. W 75. 8 rs. W rs. \
44O, r rs, subject TO \ lease and nortgags;S-
Edmund c., Fanny Y, Joseph NJ Eugene NJ
irene u. l. b. c. Mary Y. and Georgiaua NJ
s Mnssen f. ]. and Msrguerlte l: Kendall, Fred
7. Manning and T. J. and Josephine r. Dunno 10
J. n. Masten, lot on SE line OF Park Lane North
oVo oM OF Second street, SW - by Sc 81 IS; So.
Sennle +. Masten 10 same. same; 81.
MARGARET F. Lane 20 Sallie r. Clark, lot on E
me OF bird avenue, 200 ) OF California street
south; inches by 100: So
>, I miiy +. Pope aud Talbot Investment Company
20 susie W. Richardson. lot on line of A street.
= or sixteenth avenue. w 3 IS. NV TO point
loO OF street. to point i25 W of sixteenth
avenues $50: SlO.
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
Alice NJ. Keane to Daniel J. Eeane, lot on 5 line
OF Busna Vista avenue, VOLTA OF Park street,
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e 40 by 100, lot 8, block B, Golden Gate Tract,
oakland Township: gift.
w. A aud Millie Boscow of Oakland to Delos
Pratt of Oakland, lot 40 block b, Fruitvale villa
Tract, Brooklyn Townships; SO
John Walton of Murray township to Jacinto
AUG MARIA Vieira, .04 acres, beginning at point
on y w iine OF lands of John Il. walton, SW o.So
Chains distant from n W corner of aforesaid tract
OF aaha, on line OF Spring street, thence Sm
$50 cnalns, Sc chains, NE 3.16 chains, NV
chaIns 10 beginning, Murray Township; $40
Wulam ID. Hatfield of Oakland 10 Harriet >.
hetneld OF Oakland, lot on \ line OF twenty,
seventh street lOI:8 of San Pablo avenue, %
9y n IOO. being lots so and 81. block 2O2o.
hitcher Tract Map q oakland also lot on n Z
corner OF brooklyn avenue and Howard street,
100 by n 80 IS, lots "a and 95 Capitol Homestead
gift
stephen l.. PessIey of Alameda to Anson 5.
blske OF berkeley. lot on line OF Ellis street,
io6:e OF Prince 1903 by 800 lot TO- DlocK
o, Regent-street Homestead Association Berke-
ley; $40.
Ellen, May and Katie Desmond to Michael Des
mond' lot on line of Benton street, 100 OF
oahta CARA avenue, before widening thereoi,
thence 30 by W $50, being lots 27 and rs, BLOCK
20. properly or Charles L. Fitch deceased, Ala
media; Sl0O
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BERKELEY.

Students are now coming into the college
town. selecting their quarters for the year, or
II prospective freshmen getting ready for next
weeks "eXes," unless they are so fortunate as
10 be accredited. There are always number
OF poor students working their way through,
but this year, with so many parents suffering
from depleted purses, the number is much
larger.
New Improvement Club.
Some twenty property holders of South
Berkeley have organized themselves into an
Improvement club, TO be called The Good
Government and Improvement Association of
South Berkeley" Each member will be re-
CURED 10 present at each meeting report Of
his DeighborhoOd a new feature not pos
sessed by the other improvement clubs is a
beneficiary system of insurance.
The Altruriau Colony.
The AItrurian Association has sent out the
committee appointed last week 10 select site
for its colony The committee. consisting of
c. S Preble, +. f. Wilson OF Berkeley and Mr..
Morse Of san Francisco took company outfit
and Will 90 carefully over the feountry within
a hundred miles Of san Francisco in their first
search. II begins its peregrinatlons in Marin
Comfy.
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THE COWBOY DETECTIVE.
And a Case in Which He Was De-
fected.

S. S. Simon, the well-known cowboy detec-
tive" is in trouble again on old familiar lines.
Simon has for many years been working as a
semi-attache of the Custom-h house, being sup
posed 10 have a special talent for finding opium
upon which the duty had not been paid. He
had way of invading Chinese joints and find
Ing cigars apd other things proper for confsca.
ton, and has several times given the authori-
ties tips more or less valuable.
He has been several times accused of black
mailing Cinnamon found 10 have vulnerable
points and who could pay him more than the
same.
Again, he is said TO have appropriated the
stray coins found in the tillS and upon the per-
sons OF such Cinnamon as, in the capacity OF an
internal revenue collector, he claimed the right
10 search-either persons or property. Once he
was arrested and tried for such performance
but was not convicted, or at least not punished.
warrant was issued yesterday al the In.
stance OF the Collector for bis arrest on such a
charge. IL is alleged that on last Wednesday
he went 10 the cellar under 81 Waverly place
IN company with Charles Favre, who claims 10
be private detective, and that they apprOpri-
ated some $50 found in the TIL.
Simons was arrested last night aud procured
bail without difficulty. This is q pul up Job"
he remarked, as he emerged from the prison.
"Tne Chinese would do anything TO ruin ME,
ana there is ring that works with them. Over
and over again Chinatown has been placarded
with notices Offering rewards to any one who
would injure me. / have been arrested before,
and nave beer before grand juries aud the
same people ms igated the attack each time.
This is another attack and it will end like the
rest.
II am innocent of this charge. as have been
innocent OF every charge made against me. /
lay on roof in Chinatown all Thursday night,
and through a chimney watched Chinese cook
ing opium In the morning found an inspec-
tor and took him TO the place, but the opium
lad been taken away or concealed so that
could not find II. saw no money In the place
and did not touch drawer while | was in IT,"
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AFTER THE "KING."
Throws Rocks Just Like
McManus.
Edward Catlin, Who Claims to Be
the Tar Flat MOnarch's Attor-
ney, Menaces Judge Conlan.

There is crank on the trail of Police Judge
Conlan. He says he is attorney for king
McMaDus, and he carried brickbat in one
pocket and a cobbestone in the other yester-
day TO prove it. He made an attempt TO con.
meet both of the missiles with Police Judge
Conlan's head in the courtroom, and was only
taken to prison by Bailiff Kelly after avigorous
resistance.
His name is Edward Catlin, and be is go years
old If he is a day. Ever since the arrest OF the
"King' for throwing briekbats and cooDle-
stones through the windows of the residence OF
Father Gray Calm has been making himself
an all-arOuud nuisance to the attaches OF follce
Court 2. He put in his appea. ance regularly
every morning. and several times, ID open
court, proclaimed his retention by the ar L lat
pOtenla ate. On each of these occasions he was
gently but firmly elected from the courtroom,
the last time the point Of Bailif kelly's poot
being swiftly implanted on his memory.
They thought that would settle Catln. IL
ddu't. Bright and early yesterday morning,
before the Judge had taken his seat on tne
bench, Catlin was on hand. He took PACK
seat until the crowd be gan coming I'D, ana tnen
moved uD inside the railing. be had not peeh
there long when Kelly spled him. A case han
just been called and the baiIiff resolved to walt
till its conclusion before ejecting him. IL look
somewhat longer than the bsliltf bad expected,
and, by and by. he forgot all about Ca!iln. De
had occasion TO go into the judges once
for something, and the opportunity the olo man
had been waiting for had arrived.
Rising slowly from his seat, with one eye on
the door through which Kelly had vanished,
he walked slowly around to the right OF the
bench. Then he aug nervously INTO MS pock-
cts. bringing forth the coDble In one hand and
the brick bat in the other.
Judge COnlan was turning around IN his
seat and Catlin's right hand, with the cooOle ID
it, was raising for a throw. The next instant
both his arms were pinioned and Bailin Kelly
had the weapons.
Catlin sauirmed and wriggled and called out
hay fnF ~
right to better treatment
lie was taken to jail aud booked as a vagrant
and the brickbat and the cobblesJone did duty
as paper-weights for Clerk Mahoney Tor the
rest OF the day
This morning Judge Conan will announce
what disposition he intends to make of the
MeManuS case. II will probably go TO Judge
n
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ing that his hand had placed the explosive that
so nearly wrecked local train, and that he III
tended 10 try IL again with more success.
The detectives say thai Nottingham was In
this city on the night of the explosion, and they
claim that he has admitted that he placed half
a stick OF dynamite on The track merely for
sport, not thinking that so little would do any
harm. Judge Allen fixed his preliminary hear
ing for next Tuesday. and refused TO admit him
to bail on The ground that the 0heEse for which
Nottingham was arrested Is punishable by
death or Imprisonment Tor life.
The Laws Full Extent.
When Manuel Corea, child beater, with
bowed head and haggard features, stood up for
sentence yesterday morning, Judge Allen said
In reply TO the attorneys plea for mercy, IL
will treat the defendant as mercilully as he
treated his little child" and the magistrate
gave Corea the extreme penalty provided for
Inc ohense-siX months Imprisonment in the
city jail.
II is not unlikely that Corea Will soon be
joined by his wife. She also will be tried for
cruelty TO her stepdaughter to-day, and it is
said by neighbors that Mrs. Corea treated the
child quite as cruelty as did the brutal faith er.
Congressman EngIish's Opinion.
At the last meeting of the FEEDER al Labor Union
the following extract from letter from Lewis
Fry of The United States Industrial Army IN
camp al ROeklyn. Va, 10 Eugene Hough was
read:
Comrade c. L. Kelly has placed in my hands a
petition TO Congress from the Federal Union of
Oakland Cal L went to Mr.. English. your mem
Der Of Congress, ana requested him to present it
TO the House.
Mr.. English said he did not believe in such -
rot, and IL your people wanted such stuff pre-
sented 10 send some else TO present II; that he
opposed 10 Government ownership OF rail-
roads or any s0ciallstic measure
An Important Water Meeting.
Complying with the various petitions pre-
sen;ed TO them by the Golden Gate Improve
ment Club from the residents OF Golden Gate,
LOrin. EmeryVille and Temescal, praying for
the reduction of water rates TO correspond With
the present rates In force IN the city of Oak
land, The Board of Supervisors has appointed
Monday, August Is, at 20 A. NJ, at their rooms,
10 consider the question. AS this Is very
important matter for all water users OF Ala
media County living outside the city limits of
Oakland It is desirable that all who are In
terested In getting more reasonable charges for
water in the outside districts should attend this
meeting.
Indignant Railroad Mon.
The conductors and engineers of the Southern
Pacific Company held a meeting last night and
as result IL was rumOTed that they bad noti-
fed the company that if IL did not redeem its
promise TO pay them for their time during the
recent tle-up they would go on strike. This
would bring about serious aspect in the
cOmpany's affairs.
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PEARSONS' ESTATE.
Catholic Orphan AsyIums Petition for
Share

The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum and st.
Josephs Shelter have peIitioned the Probate
Court for a share OF the big estate left by the
late Hiram Pearsons.
Pearsons was drowned In Lake Michigan
while visiting Chicago. His estate, valued al
100000, consists largely Of real estate in this
city. II was bequeathed to his aunts, Betsey
Matthews and Polly Barton, provided that If
they died before him il should be sold and the
proceeds divided among the orphan asylums OF
this city, the Probate Judge TO have the naming
Of the benehciaries.
TIE aunts did die first. but there are other
relatives of the deceased, who will oppose the
distribution OF the estate among the asylums.
These relatives Will be represented by Judge
Sherwood of Elgin, Ill.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The north-end atocks showed a slight improve
ment on the early call yesterday and Con. Cal &
Va sold up to 81 10. The balance OF the market
remained steady, but showed 3 few cents decline
as the day advanced. News from the 'front.' stated
that double compartment shaft was ABOUT 10 De
started on the 100 level of the Con. Cal. IL va at
the point where the south drift was stopped In
500 ore. The Wine will be sunk. following the
ore down to the 1850 level
NOTES.
Silver was steady at 62s4c in New York yester-
day and at 20 $3.50 in London.
The virginia Enterprise says: The force OF
miners lust put on in the Crown Point are en-
ployed on the 500 ana 700 levels in the large
gold ore.
W. e. Sharon, the mining superintendent, is in
the city.
A j. Mcdonnell. the mining superintendent,
Stock Exchange.
dividend of loo per share has been declared
oy the Mayhower gravel mine.
me metropolitan Railroad Company has DE-
clared dividend of l0c per share, payable Au-
gust 5.
Patrick Kerwin, H. NJ. Levy and Joseph Marks
have gone TO the Comstock.
Inc church Mining Company has declared a
dividend of &C per share
In the Bulwer south drift from croSScut south
200 level was extend ed 3 feet. North DRIFT from
crosscut above level was extended 10 feet; face
Is mixed in clay and quartz They continue TO
extract pay ore from Slopes at upralse D. struck
seam or ore In south drift from upralse Z. The
seam Is about inches wide and OF good grade
Assessments Pending.
Following is list of assessments now pending:
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Bought a ScaIpers' Ticket.

A. B. and NJ. Greenwald. tieket-brokers, at
$50 Market street., were on trial By Jury in
Judge Conlan's Police Court yesterday after
noon charged with misdsmeanor in obtaining
money under false pretenses. The complaining
witness, George Rogers, elaimed that in the
latter part OF May last he purchased scalpers'
Ileset LOT Los Angeles from The Greenwads for
slO. he boarded the first train out, his Ticket
was taken up and be elected from the train.
he demanded The return OF his money, which
was refused. The jury. after being out i've
minutes, brought in a verdict OF not guilty.
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ALAMEDA.

The Poundmaster is becoming very impatient
at the Board of Trustees not taking some de.
cided steps regarding the location OF the public
pound. He will locate a pound for himself.
gather in the stray dogs and cattle and thereby
endeayor 10 turn an honest dollar.
A Bold thief
Frank T. Ortiz, a young man living in Oak
land was arrested last night by Ofieers Schu-
macher and Welcb and taken To the City Prison
and a charge of robbery placed against bis
name. 4 boy named Dick Holdings asked a
confectoner at the corner of Webster street
and Central avenue 10 change $50 gold piece.
Ortiz saw the money, grabbed it and jumped
upon the narrow-gauge train, just leaving the
corner. The boy followed, he thief was caught
aud the money was recovered.
A Remarkable Success.
Seal Rock Lodge, Knights and Ladies OF
Honor, which has but recently organized, Is
meeting with remarkable success. AT its next
meeting which will take place at Red Mems
Hail. twenty candidates will be Initiated. Seal
Rock Lodge has now hfty-four members.
Company Banqueted.
The members of Company e were bauqueted
last evening by f. Dohrmann. who has been
elected second lieutenant, and +. Crandel the
first sergeant.
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Grand Hotel Bar Sold.

The Grand Hotel bar, owned by Fay 6
Shoaf. was sold 10y the Sheriff yesterday to sat-
isfy the claims Of over dozen creditors, who
attached the place last week. CTiItendon Rob-
inson bid in the properly for $500. AS the
liabilities Of the firm are al least S12, 600 the
creditors will not fare very well
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Builders, Contracts.

W. F. Whittier with K. Ringrose, alterations
streets: $3.50
Patrick Lynch with Stevens s. Wood, to build
IWo-story frame Fillmore street, between
Union and Filbert; $4,000
The morning call., 1894-08-11

The article about San Francisco in
pNrt 90 of Picturesque California" is
written by Joaquin Miller. 1t 10 Illus
trated by eighteen beautiful pictures.
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Accidental Death.

An inquest was held yesterday on the remains
OF the little boy Peter Eluro, who was drowned
a week ago at the Crystal baths. The verdict
was OF accidental death.
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MORNING SESSION
Board-25 Hutchinson Co, 1115; Is S v
Water, $685..
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-7 Edison Light Power Co. l0l; SO
Hutchinson Co. liz: so MaEket-Et Railway.
Ss1s: 80 do. 40: $50 do, so. S97s; Is V
Water, 99I4.
Streets Water. sess.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

R~ Office of the German Savings and
d. Loan Society-The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF The German Savings and Loan
Society will be held at the office of the society,
526 California ST.. in the city and county of San
Francisco, state of California. on MONDAY the
18th day OF August, 1894, at P M. for the cleo
ton of board of directors to serve for the ensu
ing wear and the transaction of such other busi-
ness as shall legally come before the meeting.
iy29 I'd GEORGE TOURNY Secretary.
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COMPANY,
BOARD SALES.

NoTE--Assessments of mines
Board fail delinquent in ofiice.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

~ Central Nj e t h o list Episcopal
az Church. Mission St. bet, Sixth and seventh.
Rev. Dr. K. r. Ollie, will preach at IL A NJ. and
80 p NJ Morning subject, "A Drink From the
old Well" In the evening the pastor Will give
the first of series OF lectures TO young people on
Young peoples meetings at $3.50 P. NJ. Sunday
school, William Abbotti superintendent at p. N.
Seats free. EVERYBODY welcome.
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E00 WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED IMME-
OOO diateIY to work on fruit by the California
Canneries Company at the BTannan-st. cannery,
bet. Third and Fourth. Apply immedistely.a11 II
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" "Romanism and he Purity of Her
49, Priesthood" Aass-meeting in MetroDoli-
tan Temple sunday, August ~, at 8 p. NJ. Adj
dress By Rev. j. Q. A. Henry. Mr.. Andrew White
will sing The Holy City" All patriotic people
welcome, aull 2ts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-30

rin diufTutaH dc los beneAcios que ron do OapSra
dol progreEo nnSteIial de los pusbloS
Que hacienda historic, deude 1918 on cue
70 fund6 81 Ayuntsmisnto do MoroviI, pertsns
ei6 eHs termiR0 81 bAIYio del 'tPAGtop, haata
1875 On lus por oiertog maneios que ontonoe1
% ignOraEon y que hoy % oomentAn, ss OnsentrA.
ron AnexionAdos Bnrrog, habiendo tratadO dee
de entonces y On variaS ocAIionss, de hacer uVo
del dereoho quo IL Icy 10 Concsde, para volVeE
gu antique distEito, sin hsberlo levado ( cabo
or ltA de direcci6Pi psro hoy que, pOHsr dc
ser "JibAros" como el comulieaAts lon cAliAcA,
autkn psEisctAmente iBfoEmAdos perSuadidol,
10 que IL Iupsrioridsd lel stsaderG, han geStio-
AAdo 10 AeeeBario y hAa oevAdo 80 petici6R con
sntera confanEa EGto On 10 oourrido, que por
serto 70 tiane nada dc cenSuEa6ls nj dc ridiculo,
como el comuhicante quier0 pHesentarlo.
Ahora bien: tratAndo lRu iRexaetitudeE del
SomunicAdo, no % cierto que una 0omiSi6R do
AOroviI hsya eHtado en- el barrio del "Pasto" pe.
ra Yecoler IL solicitud y Temitlrla una persona
is Ia Capital qua ofEeci6 por $500 IL anexi6n
AoroviL Este u que o. ridiculo J mas que RI
iioulo falgo desAf kndoEe ese GonnuRicAntO NAL
lAteEeionado, que aclaEs tales pSrticulAraH.
Tambi6n % lasxACto, que perSonAs dc Moro.
'i', heyan ofrecido protection para que puedan
sislcerHs On el "Pasto" industries sin imponerlon
lerechos; pueB demAIiRdo lAbea suH vecinoE que
10 que puedsn eIporAr do NoroviI, es el re1ultSdo
fsliE de ID busRa Admini1tEACl6A que alli 90 esta
lslarrOlasdo J Las cOnSiderasioaeu que como
OueaoI veCinon BiempSa lee han diSpenSado
All pueg, como % ciorto, que don Rafael
Arroyo, uno de los mSyoHe1 eoRtribuyentss, no
'Olo del barrie, SiRo do tqdS ls Jurisdiction, ya
lomo pTopietario, "a poE la1 difsrentes indus.
srias que en- el minmo ejerco J Il mayoYia de
otros VecinoS importSAtes, estfn Conforme en- No.
gregarae J 10 han Solieitado dc Ia supeEioridad
% inexactO, 10 que dice 81 Comunicante, que no
0 e'tsR don Tomis MelendeE, don Bernardino
Rousric, dor Ramon Perez, don Francisco Mar.
tueE don Juan Msrtfnez pueB todOB OstEA dc
ACuerdo y han nuucrito 10 petici6n.
Qls no eaten conformeS don Pedro Arroyo,
qae noss vac no nj propieIario dc Aquel baHEio
Ion Pablo Torres, don Benito Rosario, Da Adela
Rodriguez don FHGaciuCo Gim6Aex que tanpo
90 son veCiRos, ssf como don Pedro PeroS que
liz no 90 conoc., POGO imports, 10 nliSmo que lac
goHicpes del Gim6ReE, obGgadcs ain duda por
'ierto compadr' Ego de que 90 alardea.
No dsjAHomos psBAr sia uua advortsnciA an
Ddm,tns que en- lug'r de atander gus debere1
sirve dc sGpolique lan trullaB con que diRriAmen
70 reeorrs el barrfo hibiendo tratando de 90.
hfbir alguRaG voluRtRdeg.
Y por dltimo, nos dicen aquelIos veeinOI
que haceA uEo do sus deEsehoV, que eGt6n dis.
pueBtos hablar mas caro u dc les obligR ello,
puss auBque SON prudeAtss J Oomedidoa en- ex.
tyemo, no tolerar6n AiHgunS Class de ultraieG
BArrou, bArrio del "PaGtO'2T de AgoHto dc 1894.
VARI0s VEOINos.
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IsterssARts los ingepieroS y ( cuantoI tra.
bajan por el progreSo de Ia asroI aci6n. El Sc.
nado de los EstAdoB URitos hA sprobado On Ie.
gunda lectura una proposici6a del TepreIentants
del Missouri, Ar. Oockerill, referents Ia Crea'
Cl6n de IN premlC dc quiaientas mil peaetAs que
20 adjudicAEA a contributor de nm aparsto Gereo,
CApaE dc traAIportar nm peso do "ClhcO mil kiloa'
bien dc cArgamesto do pasajeroS, J que dsS'
arEells una vs'oCidsd regular de cinCusntA , eut,
tr0 kll6metros con sl Aire encaImado III AutoH
do Il propORcl6a Aprobada roClamA que 20 abrs
M ConcnEso ihternacioaal de inventories hasta 81
dia primerO de Enero dc 1900. Nj aHunto, hey
poE hoy, eStA aometldo d coAocimieAto dc uRp
ComiSi6n de ssRAdorsS, Los CuAIsl infoHmarin o.
gar 80 lsal aaber eRtender.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-08-30

Nos diCeR de OatA6o: 81 ContindA el abaH.
ioao higeRlso ca que nor sAeOAtramos; 81 81.
salen que trina J CoOrA n6aIaA soA exaclitua
.nAtematics, Elgue dAndo mas prttereACiA lSI
cus'tioRcI MercantiLeS que 81 ConvlsAen, que q
tOs ntersueB goneEAles; Hi los medlCos tlLulATsA
coAtiMuAn sOrdou 81 nanamlsRIo dc los variolo-
a1s pobreSi 81 81 practiCAnto-quo Cumple con ~
4eDer con esmerl, ,-plgue SuxllsRdo 4 los eafer.
nos J sic cImDlaras oe ropAG, n lAvarss Ian ma
aoS, ne mete on cAsAs no coat glAdas Adn, Va 4
.OnverErSu OaSano en el ssAGrO mas fsCundo dc
ftrus 81 coAAueatss. Hoy nay dos stAeAdOs On
IA miGma casa, sa 81 mium0 apoAeAto doAde mu.
rio OtrO hA poSoa dlaH y, S0mA y algue, los que
AsisteR los vAriolOsoS, van sllos mlamos, Apesto.
sos y todo, las tienaAs Z Comprsr acsltsB y 10
que RoCsaltan. UOn desir que eSto 90 peOr que
100 monopolioa