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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
RIG rEW4RD FOR sELsY.
The shoe and Lea her Bank Add' 10 '"~'
Afro, offered.


,-rv, work Nov. 9O.-The directors OF
~ t,Loa ana / Gather Bank to-day oiIer-
ed a reward of 5000 for the arrest m oL
Selev their defaultng bookkeeper' ! nel =
is hut little doubt that Seley u IN ~, GeLl
ada. He IS said to have been iuel tnisu
At Hamilton and Toronto, and the tram
and pullman car emplU ye5 on an
Erie railroad train which left Jersey 'lty
Friday night last, nave gwen po9l"e =
Identification Of Seley's photogIaph de
that Of man VINO Went 70 Ill,,,., ,s,o pca V,,
their train. His actions and appearance
made him a subject of remark among
them AT that time. and when Seley's pic
tiIre was shown them by the detectives
they identified 1t without hesitation.
BAKtRs WILL PgoBATED.
The will OF the late Frederick Baker
was filed for probate to-day. IL Is a
very simple document, containing III an
but a few lines. 1t is dated December -,
iS7t. and by It's provisions to his wife,
Amelia f. Baker he "leaves all his
property, personal and real" and APP
points her sole eXecutr1X.
Lawyer Herbert 5. Ogden. representing
the Baker family, declared that Frede-
rick Bakers estate was absolutely moth
ing The value of the real estate equities
already held by his widow amounted to
about $4,000.
THE MYSTERY.
Two more boxes belonging to Baker in
the Park Bank safe deposit were opened
to-day. There were present the widow
Of Frederick Baker. the daughter, Miss
Florence Baker; the son. Frederick K
Baker; Lawyer Ogden, representing the
Baker estate; Lawyer Bishop in behalf
of the National Shoe and Leather Bank
and Lawyer Doyle, for the Park National
Bank. They were found TO be empty
The Baker family appeared even more
surprised than the lawyers. Lawyer Og-
den said that the fact Of the box being
empty only deepened the mystery, and
he was more positive now that there
were more than two persons implicated
i'm the robbery.
BELIEVES HIS FATHER INNOCENT.
Mr. Frederick r. Baker, when seen at
his Office. refused to say anything more
than that he was sure his father was in
noCent and that he hoped 10 prove il.
1t was learned at the Park Safe Deposit
Company that the late Frederick Baker
had visited the vaults and opened his
section Friday. the day before his death.
None Of his family had visited the place
since. except on the day when the first
box was opened and to-day.
Ten indictments were handed IN to-
day by the grand Jury against Seey, al
leging forgery and grand larceny. All
were found on the evidence OF Cashier
Van Week. Bench warrants were issued
and given to Central Office detectives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Italian Military Changes

ROME, Nov. 30-The King decreed to-
day numerous military changes, which
are expected TO save the Government
s.7JO.OOO lire in the administration OF
the army The military territorial dis
tricts are TO be altered, the posts OF
tlVe artillery generals abolished, and
five artillery regiments converted into
eisht companies. Two companies OF
railroad engineers and one regiment OF
ordinary engineers will be formed from
four territorial engineer commands. Two
companies OF the hospital corps. two
military depots. and many horses viii
he given up,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Two hnre Victims.

WORCESTER, MASS, Nov. D.-ln
addition 10 Charles Gauthier and Joseph
Cook. who died yesterday. Jobn Street
and Victor Nilsson died late in the night
as a result OF injuries received In the
grade crossing accident at Southbridge
Yesterday when passenger train struck
wagon containing the Y NJ. Z. a. ioot-
ball eleven. The other injured men ara
reported - comfortable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
10 ISSUE com CERTIFJOATEs
Now That the Reserve Has Passed the
500. .OOO. 900 Mark.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 1t Is believed
tPat Secretary Carlisle, no% that 'Ge Snlq
reserve has passed the reserve mark OF
800 900 O)O will resume the issue Ot gold
certificates Tor such additional gold as
- av he suhsequc"- y deposited. whom such
certificates are desired. II - generally
q, needed that the law bearing on the
subject IS mandatory TN its provisions. as
il authorizes and directs" the Secretary
OF the Treasury to issue gold certificates
for gold deposited IN sums OF so and
over. No question exists that the law
Is mandatory in prohibiting the Issue OF
gold certificates after the gold resrve tails
below the 500 O00Ol0 point. and In April,
1892 when the gold reserve was iirst IN
vaded. an order was issued TO that effect
In February. when the gold reserve was
Increased by the first bond issue, 10
Sl05 90 O0O no gold certificates were IS
sued. because. so far as known, no demand
was made for them, and the reserve stood
AZ over 500 OOO.O0l only for a few weeks.
When all the gold for the last issue OF
bonds is paid In the reserve Will reach
nearly Sll5OO.O0O. and IL Is thought VIII
continue above the 800 10000 limit Tor
some time TO come, consequently there
will be no danger in resuminS the issue
OF gold certificates for new gold de-
pOsitel,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Colope, Jacau-s Convicted Of Fr,ud

LONDON. Nov 30.-In the Central
Criminal Court. Old Bailey. to-day Colo
mel Jacques, the agent for the American
claimants 10 the Townley est.te was
found guilty OF fraud and sentenced 10
twenty months imprisonment at hard
labor A similar sentence was imposed
upon Howell Thomas solicitor for Col
onel jacques, who was convicted or
fraudulent practices a short time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
pa I've, selry /. in Capad,

MIDDLETOWN. n. Y. Nov. O.-The
hoiiff that Samuel c. Seley. the da.
feWltlug bookkeeper OF the National shoe
and Leather Bank, is in Canada is
csr 10 3. on the Erie railroad. He saws
80 Seey was a passenger FridSv
niesbt of las week, and went with him
~ Tar as Buffalo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
,,,..t.d ro- "Pla,ing III. Borses

ct. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 3O.-Fiye depu-
.y sheriffs OF Dakota county surrounded
tSe pool room OF Edward Murnhy al
South 81. Paul yesterday afternoon and
eaRtgTeSg the 'f horses s there ep Tbev
brid 10 the grand jury and Murphy nut
up $40 for their appearance before that
hody.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
December Disbur ements

NEW YORK. Nov. 30.-It is estimated
that the December disbursements for in
terests and dividend will amount TO
S24 l53, ,S34. and with the State and city
disbursements the amount will be a
tribe less than $4,000 900, against s2o 29l,-
2l2 in December. 1885,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Ibs Czarewitch IL Not bead.

LONDON, Nov 3O.--A dispatch from 81.
Petersburg denies. upon official authority.
the report OF the death OF the Czarewiteh
Grand Duke George, and also says he is
not even In a critical condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
IT, egraphic freviI -.

on account OF the recent hold-ups the
Missouri Pacific will discontinue all night
passenger trains on the Kansas and Ar
ksnsas Valley Division after December
sth running between Conneyville. Kan,
and Van Ruren. Ark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
PoDul Il. To NJ O..

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 3O.-A special
call for a national meeting OF the pcpu-
list party has been issued. The conyen-
tion is 10 be held here rext week. The
cali Is the result OF the action taken by
the Bimetallic League IN recommending
the establishment Of a new silver party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
wEA,nEK FokE. ksr

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov, @.--For
Virginia and North Carolina: Generally
fair; warmer; southeast winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
YOUNG B1HEH MAY DIE.
Receives a Spinal Injury In Thsnkssi'
fn1Day Foo Ball Game.

WASHINGTON. Nov. &C. ID. Ba-
hen, the college half-back, VINO was dls-
abled In the Georgetown College-C CoiVfn~
bia Athletic club football game In THIS
city on Thank sgiving- Day, proved to have
sustained a serious spinal injury. An un-
founded rumor of his death was circu-
lated to-day. The other Georgetown men
who were injured yesterday are doing
we'll Harder, of Columbia, who had his
cOllar-bone broken. Will come around all
right and was at the theatre last evening
Notwithstanding his severe injury. There
will be no more football contests be
tween those two teams, as the faculty
OF Georgetown University has decided to
prohibit them in the future.
LateT.-The doctors give little hope that
Bahen can recover. There is no doubt
that his spine is injured, es he is para
lyzed from the stomach down.
He is a son Of Alderman Bahen, of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
RANaE OY tnEK ONE ER,

Following was the range OF the ther-
mometer al The Times Office yesterday:
p, 81, ~; 0 p n. As: midnight. ~
Averaga IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Foot Ball Player Internally Injured

81. LOUIS. Nov. SO.--A football game
between college team and the town
men of kirkwOod yesterday resulted in
the serious and possibly fatal injury of
Phillip Gauss, quarter back Of the col
lege mems team. He was the under man
i'm a scrimmage, and his physicians re-
port him badly injured Internally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-01
Baltimore College WINS

FORT MONROE. VA, Nov. 3O.-The
Baltimore College football team de-
feated the Hampton eleven to-day by
a score of 6 TO o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-08


De ia orquenta que 80 Conp0n1A de "a pro-.
faaores di1igldo pot Is competents batutta del
rnaastro Ma1zi sa hapfau otandeu elogios, aunqus
se dijo serfa mny de deBear q. 81 citado maestro
eYitaaa en- 10 possible O. imstrumentoB de vento re-
forzagen ID voE del cantante on los catbiss, puos
resulta on las notaG sostenidas Que cRsi m6mpre
tiene que abandonarlag 81 instrumonto, reclbi6n
dose, como es aatUtal dos impresi0nes digtintas
d. no son sgradablea. En- 81 20 acto De guprimid
con dessgrado de loa aNeatsGrs oil bellisimo duo
Ah Haorir pOtsssta, que es uno de loB ndmeroB de
eanto de mas m6rito que encierra la obra 81 pd
blido no gali6 gatistecho del coro de mujeres, pc
70 aplaudi6 mucho-y con raz6n,-al de hom
bres. Este se distingui6 en- la Introduction del
primer acto y todA la Oompanta en- 81 ConCeTtan.
to inal del tercero que reBult6 admirable.
Las parties prinSipAles fueron 81 terminar di-
cho conCertant0, llamadas repetidaS v0ees & la
esCena para reCibir, traducidoB en- splaUsoD, los
placemes dol auditorio.
Repetimog 10 diCho muy ant0s de ahora: LA
Compania, On general, eB acceptable. EmperO para
ocuparnos con detallog de laB condiciones dc lo1
aOtores principaleA noCoIitamoI oiTlos nueva.
mente I'm de meioT servir & nUeGtros leo
torres, encargaremos la reviStR de teatro 6por
sonas mas competenteS que noBotroS que, musi
calmente, valga la fraGe, puedan hacer juiOiO
sxaCto de Il Interpretation de las obrAH.
No terminar0mOB O8tR Ie1oha ain hsCoF jus
ticia 81 pdbliCo del galliner0. No solamente es
tuvo muy moderRdo anoche aino que, & juicio dc
inteligemtes L. materia, solo prodig6 aus aplau
sos cuando en- realidad, loB mereCian loB aCtores
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TElTRO Q

Ante nUnnerogfsima y seleCta Concurrencia
ae puso anocha en- esCena en- nuestro Coligeo, la
preci0na partitura del Maestro Verdi, tisulada
Ernons. No habfa nj una sola localidad degocu-
pada haatR Los pasillos 40 enContraban material
mente repletos de eEpsctadores. El teatro pre-.
aentaba nm admirable golpa do VISTA
Sabido 60 "a que, generalmente, no ae puede
hacer jnicio exacto de los eantantes por gu prime
re- audici6n, ain correr el riesgo de Caer en- in.
exactitHdas. Por otra parte, tambi6n los actoreg
por muy acostnmbrados que eBt6n & pisar Ia esce.
na, siempre Al presentarse por primera vez 4 an
pdbico nuevo, se ven Cohibidos, por la impression
que este suceso les causa, 81 desaTrollo de sus
facultades. Parece que los actores y 81 pdblico
necssitan conooerae digamoslo asi, para poder
juzgargs indictments.
ia opinion que hsnos dido que es la
nueatra tambieR, e9 que ID Compania, en- SD CON.
junto reSulta mas que acceptable toda vez que las
parteS prinCipAlea tiple tenor, baritone y bajo)
egtkn & la miBma altuya. Esto, ain embargo,
deCfase anoChe que Bsria Conyeniente que Ia
tiplel que es muY guapa, diCho Esa entire pa.
1&ntesis el baritone, que tienen buenaa
coadicioneg de voz, adoptasen ID esCnela del
5eF1 cdntO, pNeU este pdblico prefare laa modu.
laCiones, las notas estridentes en- que es precise
fOr5ag muCho Ia yoz CAnBando lo8 Cantantss.
Deciaae tambisn que convendrfa que, seg6n Sc
haoe en- Europa, las parties principalea no derro
chasen Il voz on todas las escenas como Ia hi
cieron anocho A dc que puedsn resarvaxla
para aqueIlc1 Hhmefos Dc canto sefialadcB "a laE
pbyas donds msg nssesital hassr uso Dc ella,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-08
Dice IN peri6d.ico:

GEL Emperador GuiDermo II de Alemania,
es hombre que niempre quiere estar en- eHceBa.
Un dia hacs 10 que no Sc Gtreviexon hsCer nj
au padre nj 80 abuelo: retira 90 coBfanza Bis.
marck; otro se pone al frents del movimiento 20.
cialists, y... ahora, en- 50 afkn de distinguirst
aspira ser el primero entire todog Los comprs.
dores de joyas habidos por haber. Desea com.
prar el diamante EreelsioT, adm no tallado, que
resurta ser 81 mas gSande de todos los conoCidoG.
Dicho diamante fu9 hallado On 80 de Junio 6'ti.
mo, en- Las minas de SsgerHfontein, del cabo de
Buena ESpeHanzR. s3u peso es de 205 gramos
y tiene Ia forma de IN como su valor Se ha es
timado en- rs milloneH pOr la direction de ID ex-
plotaCi6n minera, que tuvo que adoptar preCau.
clones exCepcionaleS para coloCar en- stio geguro
piedra tan rara. Un esCuadr6n de lAnceroG fue
encargado de custoGliarla desde las mignas ID
costa, en- doBde fu6 smbarCada bordo del calio
nero ANTELOPE, para ser trpnSportado& InglatsrEl
depoaitado en- Ell Banco de L6ndres. El Gobier
no lngl6s ha ofEecido IL miHonsa por so adquiEi
ci6n; pero loH propietarios han rehusado en- ee
derIo por ere precio. Ahora eBtk en- tratoB COR
ellos Guillermo II, mas nos paroCe dudoso que
este Sea mas espl6ndido. Es mucho dinaro 2S
millonen de pesetaG.D
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Diversas perEonss se han acerCado & esta 70
dacci6n para quejarss en- terminus muy fuertes,
de Las iEregularidades que Euponen ss han come.
lido en- Il venta de locslidades para la function
de anoche por Ia compania de opera. Dicen que
aver las ocho de Ia mAnana no habfa butaCas
para 10 venta Ion prec1os fjGdos en- loB carteIes
, que pdblicamente Sc brindaban tres durov,
contraviniendo las dispoHiciones vigentes que
prchiben lR reYenta de localidades para los eH.
peCtkculos Ain cuando Las quejas Sc encami-
nan Ia RCompania, nosotros HuponemoB que g.
to es agsna & los cltados abuses que est6 en- el
deber de cortarloB en- 10 sucssivo, ii no qulere
anaianarae simpatfss.
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UNA GARTA
sr. Director de LA OoRREsPoNDENC1
Cue mOs completeness nesehO en- publican

SE. Director de LA OoRREsPoNDENoIA.
Mi estimado amigo: 81 todos los Correspon-
sales que usted tiene para 50 popular peri6dice
son de Ia ITALIA, de las aptitudes de la Competen
cia de don Manuel Cort6s y Ouadrado pueda US
ted estaT orgulloso de 50 gente. Mi cOmpaherc
el sefior Cort6s y GuadFado es una lumbrera de
Magisterio espahol una perla de Ia Ciencia, ami
60 Carifoso de cu&ntos 10 tratan, modelo de caba-
lleroD decididO Campe6n de ID justicia mas aCri'
solada.
Es l&stima que en- sNs funciones de CORES
pousaI se concrete dnicamente 81 notiCierismo
atm cuando 10 aiRva del modo tan esmsrado que
10 viens hacienda 81 quiere usted conocsr Cuan
to vale "a corrosponBal madrilefo, pfdsle slgunop
artfCulOO doCtrinaleB, , los leCtOreS de La Co
RREsPoNDENolA aAboTear6n con gusto laa produC-
clones del que 10 mismo engen& las parties mes
elsmsntaleS de la sduCaci6n primaria, que sostie
ne CON s6lidos fundamentos con arrebatadors
elocuenCia los prinCipios mas abstruaos de Las
ciencias de In Teologfa dogm4tica.
iAhl si don Manuel Cort6s Cuadrado co
nociera este hermoao pals de otro modo q. por ID
geogratia y Ia hiatoriai....
No puedo menos de felicitAr usted por tan
valioBa adquiBici6n, q tanto honEa au peri6dicC
y h6game el favor de remitr mi cariroso salUdc
81 amigo don Manuel; pues bien sabe 81 que nc
10 olvidAr6 nuRCa el que ge reptile deusted atentC
p. g. q. b. 8. m.,-Jaas MGcbO Moreno.
de Enero de 1894.
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s0RRE TELEGRlMls


40 EreslsatSsSasO seaOr GO6enodOr General
Oon fecha il de EnerO de 1880, fu6 puesto
81 cEsplass poE este Gobierno General = Real
Orden ndnsro $50 dc 20 dc Diciembre anterior,
que dice of:
MConformandome con 10 propuesto por 81
1Einistro de Ultramar, de acuardo cen 81 OonseJO
dc Ministries: ~ nombre de Mi Auguato Hijo 81
Ray don Alfonso XIII como RsiDa Regente del
RENO, Vengo en decrotar 70 siguiente:
"ArtiCulo IL Dssde primerou de Abril dc
1890 Il tana para lo8 kilograms que Cursen poT
diFigidos los peri6dieos politicos para su inssr
ci6n en- los miBmos, Ier6 L siguiente:
Isla ds Puerto Rico
Telegramau de ma ounce palabras, dieA
Por cada palabrs que sxcsda del tipo ante
xior, nm CeMtaVo.
- Artfeulo 9.o Los Gobernadores Generates
formarSn IN eatado de los peri6dicos politicos
que existen on suB regpectivas Islas, fjar6n las
condicioneB que 6stos debsn reunir para gozar de
loa baneAcios de esta Ley.
ArticuIo 80 Los Administrators generates
de OomuniCaCiones Circular4n eGte estado todaR
Lao estDcioneS telegrSfcaa que de loa mlsmoH de-
peRdan adoptar4n las disposiCi0nes convenlep.
tea para Is regnlaridsd ds este ssrviCio.-Dado on
Palacio veinte de Diciembre dc mil ochocientos
ochenta y nuevs.-MARTA JRLsTINA.-E Mi.
niEtro de UltramaT, MANUEL BEoERRA."-Ds Raal
Orden 10 ComuniCo v. e, para ~ Conocimiente
oportuno cumplimiento, asi en Ia parte que
compete ese Gobierno General como on 10 con.
cornisnte IL Administrator General de Comu-
nicaciopes, con obisto de que llegado 81 dia !.
de Abril pr6ximo no Be ofrezcan entorpecimien
to8 para l. admission y curse de los telegramsa de
ID prpnsa con tasa redUcida poE Ia red interior
de ID Isla,"
Pues euta Real Orden, tan clara tan tSrnsi
nGmte NO SO Cumple niae respeta. en- algunas of
cinas telegraRcaG de Ia Isla. Aver mismo go ne
a6 81 telegrsfista de Arecibo trasmitrnos un
despacho que trat6 de dirigirnoB nuestro Corref
ponsal de aquella Villa, con la rebaja de la tass
concsdida para la prensa, hecho que 90 viens re
pitiendo muy nenudo en- diversas localidadea
La Real Orden Copiada no crea exCepciopes
ToDo TELEGRAMA diriRido los peri6diCos politi
COS para % pubicidad. gozan de Ia rebaja. q
teIeQrahsta NO THEME DEREoHo de reChszar ningu
no, trate de 10 que trAte.
AcUdimos v. e. en- queja para esos abuses
que implic&n degobediencia degconocimiento dC
la Ley, con grave perjuicio de nuestroa intereses
No dudamoS que v. 3 dispondra 10 oportunt
para que deSaparezcan esas inconvsnienCias en- III
serviCiO que, por deSgracia, deja tanto y tant'
que deseaE.
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Le Figaro publica una curiosa s'interview",
celebrada por uno de sus redactores con 81 "a c6-
lebre anarquiGta Valiant. Este lleva en- su cuer.
po un sello de degradation moral fsica: Ell ''ta.
tuaje" En- uno de los brazos leva dibuiada CON
meas iRdelebles Ia cabeza de un indio. Vaillant
ha eatado en- America h&bitAndo en- Santa Fe, en-
ionde dabs leccionel dc frances. Conoce 81 es-
pshol por practica: pero la gramatica le aburre,
como todo 10 abstractO.-G EntonCeB- pregunt6 81
periodista- -odiRreis laB matem6ticaB7- B7-Sl salvo
sn sus aplicacionea las cienCiaB. Ne gusta es-
tar en- contacto con la materia en- Ia cosmograffa.
por ejomplo, en- IL fisica en- la quimics = lsois
fl6sofo2-Sf; pero 20 tengO flosoha propia, que
suseho-Pero lha tenido usted maestrol2-Hay
dos fil6sofos que leo mucho: Buchner Letour
neSu (autores materialistas). No pareCe Valiant
un hombre Crapuloso No tiene nj vestigios de
slCoholismo. Su cara es dura, pero vulgar. En-
una palabra, es an producto de ID barbarie semi
saba que esporddicamente aparece en- los tltimoa
tlempos del Gglo presenta.
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Un Apreciable amigo de LRres nos esCribe:
/" Ea necesariO haCer ptblco que son varios leS
Caballeros de aqui que reniten sueltos notiCias
la simpatiCa CoRREsPoNDENOIA, pusB sucede mu.
chas veGeu que paSaa jWstOs pOr pecadOrOs como
suele deCirse, y Y generalidad cree que 81 autor
de todo es el ageRte del peri6dico. Este no ue
mueFde la lengua cuando de decir verdades Oe
trata pero no ea justo que Be le applique ID patsr-
nidad de susltos noticias en- que 40 ha tornado
narticipacion
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De m colega frances copamos Ia Biguiente
estad1stica de los peri6dlcoS dedicados pTopalar
y defender lan ideas anarquiRtas:
"En Europa 90 publican 81 peri6diOos anaE
quintag que pueden clasi6carss en- II Biguiente
torma: IL eBcvitoS On frances, 10 en- alemGn 10
en- CastellanO, an italano, 6 en- ingl6u, en- por
tugu6s, en- tcheque, en- hosnd6p. De lcG ca
critics en- eaateliAuo ooh Sc publican en- Espafir
= cincO en- America. Los espanoles son: ttEl Cor
sario," de Ia Ooruna; .'La Revancha," de Rsub;
"EI Rebelde," de zarAgozs; ola Ccnquiuta,de
Pals" GEL PrOductor" La TramonfanA," d.
Barcelona; "LR Controversia," +" de VaIencia .tE.
Oprimide," /" de Algeciras 7 Los americaBOe: "EI
Productor," en- Cuba; "Er Perseguido," de Bue-
NOS Aires; EEL OpriEnido," de Chile; SEI Dssper
tar" de Nueva Yo ..El Derecho Il VIDA "
de MontevideO. America eB la terra privileges.
dA de egtaB publicaciones. En- loB EStados- Uni.
dos y en- la Rep6bica Argentina, los que propa
gan esas doctrinAs por medic de ID imprenta,
encuentran mayor ndmero de leCtoreI I'm Nue
va York exlsten NADIA menos que % ho1as anar
quistas, Eiendo las mas importantss de elias
''Freiheit," que diriga Most desde que fu6 expul
sado de L6ndreD; ssL'Esclavo," "Anarchy, !" MII
Anal du Travail" Solidarity" tLe Socialite," etc
En- Chicago ola Libert6," fundada por Par
Sons, uno de los anarquistas ahorcsdos en- aquelIl
Ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-08

El cadi de la Inca de Oeuta ha dirigido {
g. NJ, lS Reina Regente por CoRduCto del minis
tro de Estado, el sigui0ntO telegrama:
En- nombre de los moros de ABghera, rue
go perd6n para 81 soldAdo del regimlento de
africa, ndm0ro 8, ssntenciado muerte. La mi
sericordia do Dios eB grande. Los reyes son sua
representatives en- la TERRA. La reina de EGpana
ss amada de Dios y de nonotros.-A6deI AEnaseN.'
81 ministro de la Guerra, de acuerdo con el
se1or Sagasta, ha remitido ID causa 81 OonBeio
Supreme de Ia Guerra para que examine deteni
mente 81 hay xecurso algunO pOr donde 30 pusds
aeonseiar 81 indulto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-08

La seiora doAa Josefa Ramirez de Arellsno.
Vecina de OaguAs, presentAIS Ii Exposici6n BE.
gional una GAIA conteniendo nueVe peras hechaH
de peg rubia , alumbre, de tan perfecto parecido
Las naturales, que no ser por Ell tacto, es diff
Gil distinguir una de otrag. Asimismo exhibiFS
nm ramo, hscho mano, de gusaRillo de ORC
bordoaes de guithrra, de IN merito Indisputable,
al decir de personss inteligentes en- ese ate.
BAsts ID simple vista de esos objetos para con.
vencsrss de que loH trabsios hechos pox Il Seiora
Ramirez de Arellano. han de llamaE q atanai6n.