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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14
The Toua Farce !!
What The Democratic Conven-
ton Did !?

A large and enthusiastic crowd
gathered at the court house last
Tuesday evening, some to take
part in q Democratic mass con.
vention and a lager number to
be spectators. only. 1t was a
convention called by Mr.. Wolfe,
chairman of the Democratic
County Committee for the DUR.
pose OF nominating a straight
Democratic ticket for Mayor,
Recorder, School Commissioner
and Councilmen, The main fea.
lures had all been previously
cooked and primed by Mr.sperry
who proposed toscoop the nomi.
nation for the mayoralty on the
first round. The convention
proved to be one of the most
!udicrous burlesques ever seen
in the court house. There was
a lot of spatting between the
Netcs forces and the Tribune
crowd but it soon became appar-
ent that the Ne,cs crowd had the
pull. Tom Brennan got the
craftsmanship and Billy Byrd
was made secretary. sperry
was knocked out and Dan w.
Boughner declared the nominee
for Mayor. Marcellus Thompson
was named for Recorder and w.
R. Alexander for Commissioner.
Such was the straight ticket 4
Therewas an amusing discussion
over Dan w. Bonghner's politics
when Mr. Wolfe challenged his
Democracy The councilmen
named we're, Billy Byrd, Frank
Horppr, Jack Dune Geo.
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we're Mr.. 3. G.. Smith and S. F
Reed of c larksburg.

Reed OF Clarksbnrg.
Itseems that Peyton has es.
tablished quite a reputation as an
orator in the Mormon land. one
paper in that State speaking Of
him says, His beautiful diction,
gracefttllyrounded periods and pict-
stresque rhetoric haze stamped him
as tie HENRY GRADY Of the
West
He attended the convention
called to select constitutional
delegates for Utah, and the Og-
den Standard gives the following
extract from his speech:
I am loyal to my friends, but
above even friendships sacred.
claims, even above NY own per-
sonal interests, lam loyal to the
best interests OF the Democratic
party. We are about to select
delegates to frame a constitution
for one of the fairest, grandest
icommonwealths in all the length
and breadth of this great repub-
lie, and ], with every other citi.
zen, have have a deep interest in
seeing that the constitution shall
be perfect in all its particulars.
When left my native State
of West Virginia, left her with
love and kindest remembrance in
my heart. but this, my adopted
State love fonder than my old
love, just as i always love the
face of the last far girl / look
upon.
AT this point in his speech sew
eral voices in the assembly cried,
Go it Peyton?n
He answered. II am coming, .
and with this the colonel pulled
off his coat. One of his cuffs be-
came detached from his wrist and
as he warmed up to his subject
the other cuff was soon torn from
Its fastenings and fell othe floor.
Still onward went the colonel.
His speech was brilliant and hui.
morous and abounded with wit.
The assembly Of cole lost their
heads IN the lnspIrati0n OF the
moment and the applause and
laughter burst forth in perfect
storms.
When the speech was over and
the smoke of battle had cleared
away, il was found out that Col.
Peytons speech had nominated
Professor Lewis as constitution
al delegate and undoubtedly help.
ed TO defeat Z. w. Shurtliff.
As he spoke Pickett Peyton
shook his. head until his Padere-
wski locks flew round to leeward
and covered his face. while the
whole house wentwild with ming.
led sympathy ard applause.
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The Towor Of London.

1t was insthe grin. old Tower Of
London Raleigh wrote the History
Of the World" Chaucer his Tesla
ment Of Love, Penn his No Cross,
No Crown Pepys, Tooke the phil
ologist, Wither the poet OF SsAbuses
Stript and Whipt, " and the Water
Poet" Taylor are among the literary
men who have been inmates here.
On Tower hill, near at hand, Penn
was born and Moore was beheaded:
here Dickens placed the abode OF
Quilp and his pretty wife in '.old
Curiosity Shop" On Lower Thames
street, not far from the tower, the
Father OF English Poetry lived
for six years; on East Smithfeld,
just beyond the fortress, Edmund
Spenser was born; in Well Close
square, at the end Of this street, the
ashes of Colly Cibber, the poet lau.
rcate, are at rest under q school edi-
Gee.
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In Colored Circles.

Mr.. j. 4. Jones was called to
East Liverpool last week by the
death of his brother.in.law.
Lawrence Scott.
Mrs. Bowman, OF Massilon, o..
and Robert Lacy, Of Fast Liver
pool, o.. are stopping at Mr.. F.
@. Lacy's.
A school entertainment will be
held within the holidays for the
benefit Of the library.
There will be grand rally at
the A. M. Z. Church Sunday for
the benefit of the new building.
Rev. Pride returned Saturday
light from Massilon, o.
A special programme will be
rendered at the literary at the "A.
NJ. E. church next Monday even.
ing. Refreshments will be served.
We want 10 do The holiday
business in our lines. We have
the assortment and prices are
lowest, consistent nth tie quali.
ties. Watch ourwindow display al
w. NJ. Osburn's Third Street,
Clarksburg. SGT.
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GETTING EVEN.

Big Theater Hats and the Obnoxious
Habit Of Expec.oration.
My dear, viii not 90 with you
to the theatcr tonight II you wear
that big hat
"ohl yes, YOU will. "
II say ] win not
Mrs, n went calmly on in her.
dressing. fastened the pretty pic
ture lat 81 her bonny blonde head,
sat down And began 10 leisurcly
draw on he's dainty pearl gloves.
Her Flicee looked up from the
paper BE- was perusing.
4 say why do you persist in
wearing that Sig hat? You know
that . man seated8back Of you can
not even gel = glimpse Of the stage !"
s.Ilnow sweetly, and that is
just why ! am wearing this hat, aud
why propose 10 wear it every time
4 70 70 the play
Why. iatonearth do youmeau2
Are you cSazf? Pr
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on THE WING.

FELEGRAM:- Sept. 49,
g outfit in hand and off
Greek again, this time to
gh, the great smoky city,
fton and Wheeling. At
b. ! was met at the depot
Klein, pastor of Trinity
b Allegheny City, where
lay morning l addressed
Hence in the interest of
issions. This is a SPLEEN
stone church. a model of
tual beauty, built recently
of $4,000.
bit addressed the church
a Avenue, Pittsburgh,
the close of my address
d-by and was off for the
Ind at $50 was moving
yard Wheeling, then on
ton, arriving at Clarlss-
aboat Z a. NJ, then to
eek and home for dinner.
I we'll pleased and glad
as able to work both day
bit. A day of rest then
long trip to Texas and
Invest must be entered
tut ere this time 1 can
e readers will say | am
these dim outlines. Well,
ou all could see the great
as [ am permitted year
to see it. More TO come.
BENJAMIN STOUT.
W. Ia. Oct. ee, 1897.
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QUARTZ CRAZY.
The Man Who Has Severe Attack
of the Mining Fever.

la IA mau may recover from crazy
desire for gambling, or give up
whisky after he has been its slave,
said u Coloradoan, "but when lie
goes quartz crazy there is no fur
ther hope for him unless lie strikes
q bonanza, Then his insanity will
be none the less intense, but Il will
not be so pronounced, because he
will have the means to pursue his
passion without undergoing discom-
fort or creating remark. What do |
mean by quartz crazy? Well, it is
evident you have never been in the
western country. Out where the
mountains are piled on top OF each
other those lunatics abound. A
man who is quartz crazy is an indi-
yidual who catches the mining fever
and becomes convinced that his mis-.
sion on earth is to find the greatest
vein of pay ore ever discovered. In
pursuit OF his quest he suffers some
hardships and overcomes more OBJ
stacles than did all the knights who
ever searched for the Holy Grail.
He will leave home, family. friends
and comfort, and all alone, with a
meager supply of provisions and a
few tools, he will plunge into UNI
known wildernesses, and when he
finds a place that holds out u min
eral. prospect, he will burrow in the
treachcrous mountain side like a
rabbit and dig from daylight to
dark, expecting with every stroke OF
his pick to uncover his expected for
tune. Nearly every prospector in
the west, or the rest OF the world,
for that matter, is afflicted with the
malady ! have described. Some OF
them lsea1 '''--''aless senrcb
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''I'may be, dear, but before i am
quite daft l am going to try in an
humble way to get even with tho
dear souls who spit on me sidewalk. =
and she languidly held up her wrap
TO her spouse, who dutifully folded
her therein, and trottcd away by her
side, for nc is known among his Eel.
lows as q just man. Saturday Even
ing Herald.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14
Italians the Best Models.

Paris artists depend largely for
their models on the Italians. Out
of every hundred at least seventy
are Italians. They are better fig
ures than the French and they are
better models-they can take more
easily the poses which the painter
desires and fall into them more
gracefully. They are simpler in their
habits and less expensive. The nat
ural fitness Of the Italians for this
work has given them almost mo-
nopoly Of the studios, and art and
artists have had the advantage. But
this year there has been an attempt
to GUST them, and solely on political
grounds. Art has so little to do
with politics that one has to remem-
Der the hostility to Waguer's music
because it was German in order to
realize this susceptibility of the Pa
risiaps. In the salon this year paint
ers working from Italian models
found it wise to make the face with
as little suggestion of Italian origin
as possible. II the crusade contin-
ues the artists will suffer in the end.
They will have TO pay more to less
desirable sitters. - London Daily
News.
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: yIRGINIAN IN UTAH.


pne of our exchanges we
lthe successful career of a
lrginia boy who three
Z left the land that gave
b to locate in far away
Ne refer to Mr.. W. Pick
Pn' formerly of Green
pity, He attended the
Iy OF this states gradu-
the class of $50, in which
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Rates for Christmas and New
Years.

d
/. & OR. r. Co. announces
|cursion tickets win be
ween all stations on its
b of the Ohio river dur
t1stmas and New Year
|, at reduced rates. for
is December @, %. "a,
B, 81, and January /, 1895
|r return passage until
/ 8, 1895. inclusive. SGT.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

|aight TO the book store
BY of 7o,on Topics. We
the beautiful holiday
having "a pages and a
Autographed cover.
nd stories by the best
of the day, including.
fte, Walter Besant Bliss
ETC., etc. are interspers-
|the quips, bright With
q dainty, pert sketches
III this publication has
teputation.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

hate City Officers.

snublicans of Clarksburg
creditable convention
Monday night. 1t was
the city chairman, Mr..
land was a delegate con-
Mr.. Charles J. Cot
led permanent chairman
Virgil L. Highland sec
lit was a splendid con.
land among theoelegates
! most active workers in
N and the most promi-
|izens Of the city. A
|cket was named and the
|ns point to the election.
man on it by a large ma
The ticket as nominated.
he'd elsewhere. A new
Ian executive committee
led, consisting Of one man
Ii ward. The Republi,
harrisburg have determ-
| they will no longer be
b by a small ring in the
ltic party, which has al
eretofore succeeded by
few Republicans on its
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

For books. toys, fancy novel.
ties, pictures you cannot go
wrong in calling on. Campbell &
Co. sgt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

g. Brady win solemnly make
atiidayite to the returns at an
early date.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-12-14

sometimes strike q good thing. I'm
such cases somebody else, the pdrty
who has the money to develop the
find, reaps the profits. Z Washing.
ton Star.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04
-EZ AhoTro CoJectiUo

SEoRETARfA,- Aprobado por 81 Consejo dc
Gobierno los presupuestos de las obras de albani.
leria carpinteria que deben eiecutarse en- Ia CO.
So ndmero 76, calle de la Luna arrendada para
instalar su primer establecimiento de vivetes Ia
sociedad se hace pdb'ico que eI dia del actual
q las ocho de Ia noche Sc llAvara caho Ia opor-
tuna subasta en- la casa ndmero 5, cslle de Ia
Cruz, altos. Los presupuestos pliego de con-
dicioneU respectivos Sc encuentran de manifesto
en- esta Secret ria--Csleta de San Juan, ndmero
is, sltos- ha"i6ndose presenta que para tomar
parte en- Ia licitaci6n es requisite indispensable
pertenecer Ia sociedad.-Puerto Rico, Mayo 8
de 1894 --MANuEL CASELLAs VERaARA.-V,o 2
b. Ell Presidente.-JosE G. BARBosA 2-2
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segdn leemos en- un peri6dico de MsyagG

segdn leemOs en- uu peri6dico de Msyagdez,
hsce cuatro meses cuando el popular sombrerero
don Jose Canine pens6 en- montar nueva sombre-
reria, msnd6 { tejer en- Csbo-roio un sombrero
de 10 mas delicsdo que pudiera hacerse El SOM
brero le fu6 presentado va y Canine psg6 por 81
so pesos vendiendose tres horas despu9s en- so,
{ condici6n de que 81 consumidor 10 exhibiera el
dia que Sc abriers el nuevo establecimiento. Por
10 que SO We 81 amigo Canine ha hecho uu pro-
digio I'm sombrero del pats vendido en- so pc,
sos ea cosa que debe fgurAr en-. j. los ansles
de Ia historic de Puerto-Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Ell CR1MrN DE ORoIvAL

b cusndo las diez de Ia nOche a puerta del salon de
Vafeulu abr6 bruscamente Sauvresy entr6 risuenS
y alegre.
-Berta-dijo-lte traigo reUucitadol
Apenas Sc dign6 10 oven levsntar la cabeza, sin
perder Inca del per6dico que leia de6 que msrdo
Continuase
I'm resucitado que casi conoces, porque to he ha-
bado de 6l muchas v"ces al que querras como 20 le
quiero, porque es mi mejor amigo.
tomsndo Hector por la mano exclam6:
-M&d de Sauvresy permitid que os presente Hec.
tor conde de TremoreL
Berts Sc levaut6 bruscamente, conmovida, sgitads
ante aparc6n aterrsdcra. Por prirnera
vida estaha f4sa atreva levantar oios
hasta 81 recien llegado,
-Csbalero--balbuce6 6-creed que basta que mi
msrido 4. lSed bien venidoI
El nombra del conde de TremoreL de aquel hombre
que pisaba por prmera aque salon. harto conoe
do para ella sin contar que marido habfa haba
do mucho de e 10 habfa vsto ella mpreso los peri6d
differences veces todos los amigos de los casloA
crcunvecnos le habian ctsdo aguna
Despues de 10 que haba dido ledo de e. deba ser,
ojos cssi sobrenatural e considerable como
heroe de la edad media personsje nveroefmi no
velesco
Era uno de escs honhres cuva yiia esranta al vul.
CO. cuyss costumbres cheza L. Lyn. ada case media
cuyas pasones desenfrenadas est4n sepre perpeua
lucha con la raz6n moral Uno de esos hombrea que
parecen nacdo' para dem los demfs que por
mTada insolente que deIraman e mano pro.
olga cuya saud de hsrro rssste odos los excesos que
conducsn drigsn el mismo latgO sus queridas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

az Vapores que SO eaperan: 81 esps-
FOL dGran Antilla sali6 del puerto de Islas
Csnarias el "a del que espir6, direeto para este
puerto, admitird carga pasaie para la Habana
Matanzas, Ctrdenas, Sagua y CienfuegoB.
81 esp. "1da" sali6 el 81 del pasado de Liver
pool toeando en- las Azores por la carga del
vapor "Paulina" con permiso especial del Gobier-
no espa6ol Estara listo para salir de las Azores
el IL de Mayo. El espano "Saturnina saldrG
de Liverpool el 5 del corriente mes. El aleman
" Ascania, procadente de Hamburgo, Havre y
st. Thomas, estara aquf el 8 del corriente. Sc
guirG viaie para Colon, via Maysguez y Ponce.
81 espaGol & Alfonso XII sali6 Ell 80 del pasa.
do de Canarias con rumbo este puerto. El es-
pafol Villaverde llegara 4 esta Capital Ell 9
del que rige procedente de la Habana y puertOs
de su ruts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

El padre Plantat Sc detuvo aquf.
sus oyentes, desde que hablaba, Sc hsbian permi
lido nj IN gesto nj paabra. AL escuchar Mr. Lecoq
refexionaba.
PreguntGbase de d6nde podrfan hsber venido ma
NOS del padre Pantat aqueos ndicos tan minuciosos
IQuen habfa escrto aquea terrible bograa del conde
de Tremore2
Y su mirada perspicaz dstngufa muy bien gee todOs
aquelos papeles no eran de Ia misma letra.
Pero ya 81 ancianO juez de paz proseguis
-Trasformada en- madama Sauvresy, gracias un
golpe nesperado de Ia suere Berts Lechaild smaba
su marido Aquela hija humilde de un maestro de es
cuela cuyss esperanzas de ambic6n otro tempo
excedian de plaza de pasante coego de Versa
les no estaba shora satisfechs de Etuscion Rena
absolute del mas bel dominic del pals rodeada de todas
las satFfacciones del uo dsponiendo sntojo de
fortuna considerable querda estmada encontraba mott
Vos de queis en- su suerte
AqueLa vida tan bien organizada, constantementa
dichosa sin inquietudes sin soEObras e psreCa nspda
] R0n6t0pA
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4 LOS HACENDADOS

Sc venden cinco evaporadoras BUCHANAN con
trasmisones tuberias, bomba de cobre Ga todo com
pleto una maquina de ocho cabalos de fuerza para
dar movimento las evaporadoras. Pueden verse ira
bajar en- la hacienda sCarmen' de Vega.alta
Sc vende un trapiche horizontal con mazas de Gin
co pies ngleses de largo % pugadas de diametro,
conducto de cafas, eFLETCHERe-Un engranaje
doble para ell molino-Una rued& hidraulica toda de
herro, de construction moderna de gran potencia,
capaz para dar movimiento al citado trapiche-Pue.
den verse la hacienda QMonserrates de Vega-baia
Para precios infnrmes drigirse
FINLAY BROTHERS, Capital. l5- 2
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Recortsmos de La Demoracaa: "En ell hos
pital de Cavilha Portugal ha fallecido reciente
meDte un hnmbre victima de su avaricia Dicho
individuo estaba enfermo el doctor. Monsaco,
vendo iniciada una franca mejoria, le diio que
pronto terminsrfa su NAL El enfermo, enten
di6udolo al reves, juzg6 pr6xima su muerte, y no
queriendo dejar NADIA en- sl mundo comenz6 q
tragarse una gran cantidad de libras esterlinss
que tenfa en- Ell lecho. FL resultado fue que el
desdichaio muri6 los pocos momentos por obs.
trucci6n del aparato respiratorio"
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Nos ascrihan da Areciho.

Nos escriben de Arecibo: ala Sra Presi.
denta de Ia Comisi6n de la Cruz Roja dando una
prueba mas de sus humanitarios sentimientos,
tan pronto lego su conocimiento el articulo que
publica 81 "Diario de Puerto Rico" en- su ndme-
70 de aver titulado "Condenado muerten en-
que Se solicta el concurso de esa distinguida CO.
mission de dsmas para impetrar Ia conmutaci6n
de Ia horrible pena que, sin que nos podamos
explcar 81 rigorismo del tribunal, hs sido conde-
nado 81 infeliz, tonic ignorante Juan Bsutists
Fgueroa, hs citado para hoy las dos de Ia tar
dc las apreciables sehoras que constituyen esa
Comisi6n fin de trabajar gestionar Ia saliva
CT d. ese desgraciado no presencie Arecibo
un horrible espect scuo"
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Eata mafiana Sc TRAITS por Ia Administraci6n

ESCa manana 80 GraGo poF "a AuulnlsGrAClon
de Loteria de esta Capital de proceder la venta
de los mil bilIetes que Sc destinan al pdblico la
que fue suspendlda Ell dia p'imNro por Ell esczn.
dalo sin ciemplo que SO promovi6 por los que de
seabsn obteDerlos A pesar de los esfuerzos
de los empleados del ramo de Loteras que iuten.
taron verifcar Ia venta por las puertas de las of
cinas, Sc vic o. Administrator en- la imreriosa
necesidad de suspeuder nuevamente la distribu-
ci6n pues los compradores Sc arrojaron sobre la
oficina POGO falt6 para que destruyesen GUAM
to all So encuentra. 5Se espersra que ocu-
rra alguna desgrac.a lamentable para enton-
ces pensar en- Ia manera de corregir 10 que una y
mil veces hemos denurciaao !? ST esos billetes
SO dfstribuyesen en- toda Ia lsla como es 10 justo
eouitatlvo { or que no veWos el por que de la
preferencia q la CapitaD. Sc evitsrfa el espectd-
culo bochornoso que pr sancamos cada veinte
dias que hab1a muy nal de Ia cuItura de esta
poblaci6n
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Noved0deS de Ner0no

lQuiere Vd vestir barato2 jNecesita usted
ropa? Pues scuda la SASTRERIA FRANCE.
SA DE TISSOT, Fortaleza 81. Traies com
pletos Sc $40 y $l2.-Sacos de alpaca negra,
inglesa, grano de p6lvora con brillo SIS. Pan.
talones desde $l.75 81 par en- sdelante. Chalecos
de pique $3.50.
a. Sc hacen descuentos por compras al por ma
yor Sc garsntizs que las medidas son las mas
comunea en- 81 pals. Sc cambian trajes por otros
mas pequehos 8 mas grandes. Pidanse mues-
tras precios.
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Recortamoa de El Ne6fto de Lares: GEL 2

Recortamoa de H Ne9ftO de Lares: GEL 28
dc Abril como lbia sid anunciado Sc llev6 4
Ncabo Ia election de los propietarios suplen-
tes que.hsbisn de constituir el nuevo Comit6 To-
cal Antonomista de este termino, resultando ale-
gidos en- propiedsd: Don Manuel Jesds Gonza-
lez, don Jose Monroy don Antonio Collazo, don
Evsristo Torres, don Uderico V6lez, don Pablo
Pol don Leonardo Lugo; suplentes; don 70
non Arvelo, don Basilio Gonzalez don Felipe
Gonzalez, don Jose Fuentes, don Ines Castro D.
Caledonia Martinez, don Juan Vicente Her
nandez. Todas son personas de arraigo pro.
bidad En- su oportunidsd daremos cuenta de
ia elecci6n que SO hara por los propietarjos para
los cargos del Comite
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

El NJ. I S. Vicario Capitular Gohernador
Ecclesiastical de este obispado, sede Vacante, ha
tenido 4 bien expedir los siguientes nombra-
mientos:
Curs Ec6nomo de la parroquia de Arroyo,
al Presbftero don Gabriel Mu 'tsrer. Cura into.
rfno de Csngreios al Preabftero don Francisco
Vicsrio Gura Ec6nomo de Morovis al Presbfte-
70 don Francisco Arce y Luque. Cura Econ6mo
de Vega-alts al Preshftero don jose Navas. Gu.
ra Ec6nomo de Toa-alta al Presbftero don Pedro
Puras. SacristSn Seglar do Guayama don Jo.
Sc Lope Faria Idem idem de Capgrejos don
Juan Noa Garcia Idem idem de Adjuntas don
Jose Dolores Fuentes. Idem idem de Guayanila
don Antonio Maria Rodriguez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

da y desputs dc darles un vistazO decia q los
duefos que ALI go vendian srticuos que no po-
dian yenderse y que, por 10 tanto, procedia ms
truir expediente. De ahi o. que algunos candi.
dos entraseu en- arreglo mediante alguuos meii.
canoe, todO quedase terminado. Parece, empe-
ro, que algunos llstos prepardronse para no ser
explotados y han dado con los aprsmiadores en-
la CarCel denunciando los hechos al tribunal
Nueve son las denuncias presentadas hasta
ahora contra el explotador explotad ores De
referenca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-05-04

Nos dicen de 10 Marina: - !" Ri estado on
que Sc encuentrsn las GALES de este barrio mere.
CO 81 que nuestra autoridad local dicte moddas
que tiendan mejorar en- 10 possible el abandono
on que agunas de elias SO hallau. Hay sitios
que Sc hacen intransitohles deepu6s que llueven
dos ties aguscerns Otros en- donde es ocupa.
do 81 trdnsito pdblico por carros otros objetos.
En- fin, SO suplica al senior Alcalde que haga una
vista por este bsrrio ahora que llueye Sc con.
vencerG de la verScidad de Ia noticiA que deja
mos apuntada."