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An Appeal Dismissed.

A stipulation has been filed in the
County Clerks office dismissing the ap-
peal of the defendant in the suit of Henry
Neuhaus against John McGillivray.
Justice of the Peace Henry, a short
time ago, rendered judgment in favor OF
Neuhaus and against McGillivray for $50
damages. which the plaintiff says he
sustained by driving into lot of cement
barrels which he claimed were left stand
ing in the street by McGillivray.
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An Unanswered Challenge.

The american Field Of Chicago wants
to know what has become of the chal-
lenge issued by John Mcmahon of Sacra-
mento to run one of his greyhounds
against the winner of the first prize at the
late Merced coursing match.
Well, McMahon is still here and ready
TO back up his challenge and the 500 for
felt he deposited with the RECORD UNION,
but the owner of the Merced winner
hasn't word to say about it,
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

j. c. Ball Of Willows is in the city.
DIR. Barrett of San Francisco is visiting
friends In Sacramento.
Charles E. Hollister, NJ L. Isham and
c. j. Jennings OF Courtland came up on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Rippon, accompanied
by their daughter Pearl, are in San Fran
cisco to remain about week.
Governor and Mrs. Budd have returned
from San Francisco and are at the resi-
dence OF Mayor Steinman. They will be
The guests OF the MayOr for the present.
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The MerkIey Estate.

Ella T. Merkley and John J. Merkley
have petitioned the Superior Court for
letters of administration on the estate of
the Late K. j. Merkley. The estate con-
sists Of real estate valued at So, 900 and
personal property valued at 81 ,625.
The heirs are the petitioners. aud
Charles H., Alvinza A., Robert H., Ruby
q. and Maud l.. Merkley,
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MOrgan'S Raid.

Saturday evening man named Nor
gan came In from suburban neighbo
hood and created disturbance in the
Golden State Hotel saloon.
He was elected, after displaying a pis-
tol. and fell into the hands OF police
man, who persuaded him to enter his
buggy and return home, none of those
who had witnessed the occurrence caring
to swear out a complaint
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Superior Court Notes.

Philip Cohn, G. L. Ecklon and Fred
Taylor, appraisers of the estate of Mar
guerite Ehrke, deceased, have appraised
the estate at S5,543 80.
X. Noble, guardian of the estate of Vic
tor Noble, minor, has filed his iuven-
tory III the County Clerks Office. There
remains in the hands of the guardian the
sum of 500.
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Beckman-I.aRue Contest.

William Beckman will to-day file his
complaint in the action contesting II. NJ
LaRue's right TO hold the office of Kali
road Commissioner for the First District
Beckman has no doubt of his ability to
prove, by recount of the ballots, that he
was elected
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A Horse In a TrestIe.

Shortly before the $40 train from San
Francisco arrived last night a woman in
Washington discovered horse that had
fallen partially through the railroad
trestle in the edge of that town.
Word was sent to the railroad officials
on this side of the river and the animal
was removed without much injury.
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Laid Side by side.

James Monroe and Harvey Morgan,
the victims of the terrible tragedy of Fri
day last. were buried yesterday. The
funeral took place from Clark's UNDER
taking rooms, and was attended by a
number of residents OF Freeport and
vicinity.
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Going Back for a New Trial

Deputy Sheriff n. A. Ulm of Santa
Ana brought down from Folsom Prison
yesterday a convict named James Brown.
who IS en- route TO the former place.
Brown received q sentence Of two wears
for burglary, committed in Orange
County. He has served over seven
months, and has been granted new trial.
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ripe olives, pears. oranges, and white
cream and Chester cheese.
1t was arranged to hold another meet
ing In fortnight at the same address.
when all wishing to join in starting such
society will be welcome.
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VOICE OF TIE PRESS
Expressions of Newspapers of Iuterio,
California on 1.-Two Topics.

Expressions of Newspapers of Interior
California on 1.-Two Topics.
IOrovile Register
The long business depression is at an
end, times are getting better and money
easier and more plentiful in spite of many
statements TO the contrary. The bottom
has been touched, and we are again on
the up grade. This is evidenced in many
ways and Is being recognized by nearly
all business men. With the change there
will come good times, for good times al
ways follow long g-cOntinued business de-
pressIonS.
GOOD ADVERTISING.
[Chico Chronicle Record.7
The new Police Commissioner. Gunst,
Is a marvellous success at securing free
advertising for his various business in
terests, but his contract has expired.
WOULD IT NOT BE HARDSHIP?
lSanta Barbara Press.
The Supervisors of Santa Cruz County
will urge before the Legislature a chang 9
in the road law providing that each
owner of property fronting on county
roads shall be compelled to keep the
roads in front of his lands free from
brush and grass. 1t ought not to 90
through.
PATCHING THE CONSTITUTION.
Fresno Republican
The people of California are making a
very cheap and tinsel affair of their State
Constitution. There ara portions of 1t
now which no more belong in such an
instrument than they belong in the ten
commandments. and every session of our
Legislature sees a balf-dozen or more
proposed amendments TO it, After q
while the patches on the coat will leave
no chance to judge what was the original
texture ana color of the garment. AL
ready in this Legislature have fopr or
more proposed amendments been intro
duced, and heaven alone knows where
the tide will stop. Calitornia's Constitu
ton presents case for su ubtraction rather
than addition, or if it demands constant
patching 1t deserves annihilation.
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BRIEF NOTES

An old man named Ordway has been
arrested for insanity.
The annual election of the Board of
Directors of the Capital Gas Company
will take place to-day.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF A
! certain deed of trust. executed by A. 7.
BOnnitield, OF the State of Texas. to William
Reckman and J. J.. HuntoOn, both of the city
of Sacramento, county of Sacramento, and
State of California, as Trustees, dated Decent
Der Il. 1892, and recorded december l g.
1892. in the Office of the Recorder of the
county of Fresno, State of California in Vol
ume '152' OF Deeds page 22l and following,
and on application OF the holder and owner
OF the promissory note secured to be paid by
said deed OF trust. and because default has
been made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured to be paid by said deed oftTust. the
undersigned Trustees will sell at public auc-
tiOn to the highest and best bidder, for cash in
United STATES gold coin, at the front of the
Courthouse of the county of Fresno in the
city of Fresno State of California, on SATUR-
DAY the 26th DAY of January, 1895, be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. VI. and LIZ NJ. of that
day (said sale commencing at the said hour Of
10 A. n. OF said day). the following described
real estate, with the Improvements thereon,
situated in the county of Fresno, Stateo Cal
itornia to wit: The northeast quarter and tho
east half OF the west half of section twy wynty-
five, township thirteen south, range twenty
two east, NJ. ID. b. and NJ, together with all
the water, water rights and ditches that are
now used, or that which may hereafter be ac-
quired for the purpose Of IrrigatlnS aud drain
ing said lands. WM BFCAMAN, Trustee
]. l.. HTTHTOON, Trustee.
Sacramento, Cal, December 20, 1924
A. j. HART. Attorney. o1-io
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
Highest all in Leavenng Power-Lae u Govt Report
tI>&}>A! g! ! &c. &c.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

e. Hollister, Murray L. Isham, C. J.
Jennings, Courtland; c.. J. Godding, Vi
salIa; ID. II. Kean, Calaveras County; J.
Z: Ball, Willows; J. L. Wilson, 1. G.
Messic, San Francisco.
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The best regulator of the digestive or
gans, also best appetizer known. is An
gostura Bitters, the genuine of DR.. j. G.
b. Siegert & Sons. AT ali druggists.
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COAL AND WOOD.

DEPOT, $40 AND 5Is L STREET.
LII KINDS OF WOOD, COAL, COKE
"A Charcoal and Pitch Kindling always on
hand and for sale at the lowest cash priceS.
Orders solicited.
JAMES McCAW. Proprietor.
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REAL ESTATE, ETC.

Zeal
Investments
In
SaCranl nlSnto
E2Sa1 Estate.
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FOR SAIE.
Gal r BODIES.

NNHE \ ARK ET-SIREET RAILWAY CONF
/ PANY, san Francisco, offers for sale
number of condemned
ca r BODIES.
PRICE WITHOUT SEATS, $40 EACH
OR WITH SEATS $50 EACH
Can be used for newsstands, fruitstands,
Understands. Offices, summer-houscs, chill
dren's playhouses, ,pouItry-houses, toOlhouses,
coalsheds woodshcds, conservatorieS uollng
booths, etc Apply to II. 0. ROGERS, Di-
vision superintendent, corner Fourth and
Louisa streets. San Francisco. MWF
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81, 7oo-Lot 2oxI6o on H street
between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
good house renting for S22 per
month. Small shop that will
bring in S. more. This is good
income property and is for sale
cheap on account of the owner
going to Europe.
We have 2 lots, 4ox8o each, for $50
each, on Twenty-frst and L streets.
these are nice high lots and in
splendid location.
We have few lots LEFT in the Henry
block, K and L, Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. Lots in subdi-
visions to suit. This block IS
nearly all sold and it will only be
short time when the lots cannot
be had.
s., ooo-Fine block with good two
story house, barn. one and one
half acres in pears, trees, windmill;
water piped to house; all in good
order. s., 900 down, balance in
five years.
S., ,7oo-A nice home, lot 4ox16o,
barn for 6 horses; good house OF
five rooms.
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ODDS And ends SALE.

V1HE FEW UNsOLD LOTS REMAINING
Il III Oak Park will be sold for the next so
days al a discount Of per cent. on lots sold
on the insLailInent plan ana l y per cent. FOR
o.'sh: Ihls Is Il very sweeping and liberal re-
uuction. Now is the chance to get a lot
cheap and one that is increasing in value
street car service Is being constantly inn
proved. Call for maps and prices.
&@- Ihis offer is genuine as can be seen by
our original priCes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

Hs producido gran escsndalo en- Milsn la
noticia de ha berse fugado Ell diputado ita-
liano Comandini con una joven y hermosa
bailarina del teatro de le Scala, despues de
haber cometido varios actos punibles con
ell fin de allegar fondos para costear ell via
je.
Comandini era muy aficionado a pasar
IL noche entire los ba> tidores del teatro, y
ailf clio la bailarina que apenas cuen
ta .dieciseis sfios
Aquella eseaba muy vigilada por dos her
mauas sDyas que II haban educado QUE
espera ban que su sin par belleza la proper
cis naria 10 Que Sc llama IN buen particle.
Comandili Sc enamor6 perddameute y
las dos hermanas acnnsejaron la joven one
no le hiciese caso; pero eeta al cabo sc rim
di6 los amorosos deseOS da su apasionado.
Y entonces aqnellas amenazaron Conan
DIM con levarle los tribnuales por h4ber
seduci 10 una meuor de edad; el diputsdo
tuvo miedo y huy6 eu companiA dc su que
rida
Todo este. repetimos. IA prodnoido gran
escandalo en- Milan, y FL iuez Sc ha visto
obigado 4 mandar exhortos todas parties
para que Sc proceda la captura del fogoso
y enamoradizo dIputado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
CAFE De ATO OJHA-poNcR
POR LA PATRIA

En- caso que tenga que irse para def der
la integridad Nacionai ep Caba ell vslie t.,
Battalion C@zadores ''Valadolid" que guar
0ece esta Ciudad, el que suscribe sa COM
promote, Gen perniso ,el EScm ssfi IT Ca
pit5n General de esta I,la pouer q Ii;
dIspf sicion de nuestro gobierno para hacer
gti%raias y ei servicio que SD necesi5e, cicu
Vo'un ntarIcs, maBdadoS en- caso necesario &
d. conveniencia pnr oficiales del ei6rcito. 81
asf 10 estima l.. primera autot1dad de- L. Isia.
dnrante 81 tempo que tarden en- liegar I,,,
soifades qae ban de relevar los de esta
guarnic'oa Y 81 ti,Wpo que Sc necesite
E-t $ Glen Indisidnns Sc rnaGtendran de
sn i@c.ll O particular, sin que para NADIA ten
ga Gu. >acrificsrse ei t-soro de la Isia
Ponce, 80 Abril de 1895.
VENANCIo FERNANDEZ
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SAINT SABuS
HAMP ANCY.

Hacfa tienoo que no se habiaba de Saint
Saeus. pero he aqai que de pronto nos He
gan noticias que dau conocer Ia sitnacloa
actual del eminente pianista composltor
frances.
Saint Saens hallabase hasta POGO en- Sal
gon en- donde viva retirado de tndns. oh
servando ell m6todo de vida one adopto en-
sus 1!timos viajes y llevando un nombre
supuest0.
Pero los peri6dicos locales revelaron su
pressncis en- Saigon Saipt-Saeps, viendose
descubierto por semejonte indiscrecion, puso
en- seguida TERRA de por medic esta es II
bora en- que sc igncra cual pueda ser el
runto por 81 escogido para inspirarse leJos
del contacto humane.
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en- tiemno. alguna que atra de SOS pro


en- tiemro. 5lguna que ntra de SOS pro
iduceiones N nc h polio sssUir-
- con 10 que So h da o n an /.
m01teyufsno ea la poesfs. Para e s
poesfa, como Di $. es una, nntsesss
= eterna, no coss que Sc q 1T. $
pnne, alarga 8 encoje. conforTns 10
disponga una moda tan puesii com !.
caprich ,sa Asi, pues. no hay ga
buscar en- rus composieiones naos
que hucla IscaQeutfSUz7, 5Ukpresz0H7s
mo demas extrayagaocias de IN G
siglo, pro iueto de la especial dyIsiza
ci61 earisiense, ell cual no tiene rezo
de ser en ningaaa otra paste,y y much.
menos en- esta "ViFgen dsl fnundo
81 escsibe con la nlisma natuTa idsE
con que piensa sient~. sin ilnposfsr
lie tres pitos todss las facticias essnelas
habiias por h Der Ii po@s,a TIL
iada Rimas, inserta en- la pagina :.
del preseate nt1mero. offece u1a bue
ma muestra del estio de este post
puertorriqueHo, y Ia sabrSn aprec
toios squ-los cuyo gusto no este gu
CHaMPANCY.
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iAtenci6n!

s. advierte todas aquellas personss
que hayaa tornado bietes de Ia venta por
acciones que hace el que suscribe de IN
toro bayo, peso de 90 arrohss. y cuyo sor
teo debs celebrarse ell dia 80 lei mes en-
curse en- combination con la Loterfa Pro-
vincial, que no es vaIadero ell bille'e cuyo
ndmero, dividido por "a, resulte cen agu-
ma fraction, pues han sido canjeados en- so
oportunidad en- La forma que procedfa
Y 81 quedase a.guno que no se hsya can
jsado, p1ede prssentarse con ese obj to 81
duefi . que suscriba. Ge casio q meg TO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
CREDITO I AHOaRO PONCENO
PRESIDENCLA

En- session ordiuaria celebrada el dia del
actual, la Junta de Gobierno acordo proce-
der al cobro del segundo 6yidendo pasivo
de % por 100 correspondence las dos mil
acciones emitidas, fjando, en- concordancia
con 10 que determine ell artfcnlo de los Es-
tatutos, ell plazo de 80 dias para hacerlo
effective, contar desde el Is del actual has
ia ell L de Mayo pr6ximo.
In consecuencia ruega d los senores
accionistas SO sirvan consignar, dentro del
piazc 6iadn, ell importe del citado diyidendo
on las ofi-i0as de csta sociedad, va que asf
10 prscept1a el articulo IL dc los mencions-
dos Estatntos, en- Las one SO les otorgarA el
correspondence recibo.
Los sefores accionistas est4n prevenldos
de que no les seri entregada acci6n alguna,
sin el pago del selIo de giro correspondents.
asf como tampoco sin el rccibo que han de
estampar en- oil taiopario, por ST por medic
dc persona antorizada al efecto
Ponce. 10 de Abril de 1895 -Por Ia J. de
g.. Fl Secretario, y o. PnsareH -El Direc-
tor Gorente, INFERNO, Kaotsr Hnvfani
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LITERATURE
JOSE R. RODRIGUEZ NJ CARTY
(NOTAS INTIMAS)

Ellen, fu,gaees Ia6nnter an u Me
acuerdo cual 81 fuese aver { y de clio
hace va una enormidad de amos J
cuando por vez primera tropeoe con
Jt>%A--R -Ram6n -zR.sdi.ieuez. Acababa
yo de volver pisar el suelo nativo.
despues de una ansencia de s<is amos
pasados en- un colegio yankee No
me habfa repuesto s1l de la abrupta
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que las autoridades tienen noticia d
otros complots para ell empleo de |
dinamita, y cuyss ramihcaciones s
extienden por todo el pats Estai
asombradas las autoridades del nj ne
70 de peninsulares que simpatizsl
con la insurrecci61. Ha sido puests
en- l,bertsd el Marque, de Santa Lu
cia
Tampa, idem I5.-Noticias de Gu
ba dicen que en- Puerto Principe W
todos los jornaleros de las hacienda,
estSn sobre las armas, esperandose
una batalla decisiva.
Cayo hueso, idem idem.-Una pc
quefia partida ha desembarcado en-
Mazamorra hace dos noches, peue
trando en- el interior.
Manuel Sanguily lego anoche a la
Florida. Dice que el gobierno esps
hol en- Cuba es conciliador;pero que Ell
pueblo cubano no esta seguro de que
dure esa actitud M5ximo Gomez y
Martf salieron de Santo Domingo.
para Fl att y de ALI Sc embarcaron
con cincuenta hombres bien armados,
con rumbo al Norte. para esquivar los
cruceros, y desembarcaron cerca de
Holgufn, donde los esperaba una
fuerte partida para internarlos. Entire
los acompahantes de G5mez van el
titulado B .igadier Borrero y Angel
Guerra.
lien, idem idem.-Inf ofman de la
H4bana que Maximo Gomez desem
barco con una pequeha partida en-
Nipe, y ests en- el interior con Masso
Tn destacamento mandado por el
captain Aguilar tuvo un encuentro
en- Palmapiros con un partida de I6o
hombrcs, que fueron derrotados, con
nuertos y muchos heridos, persi
guiendnlos el capita1 Aguilar.
Santiago. idem Io Ell general
Martinez Campos lego anoche a
Guantanamo siguiendo viaje en- el
V.llaverde para Cuba. Fue recibido
por las autoridadcs en- medic de sal
vas y jI6ilo general, estando engala-
nada la poblaci6a. 500 volun arios lie
escoltaron hasta palacio, en- donde re
vist6 las tropas Por la n0ehe hubo
una reception consular. Ell general
lego las cinco de la tarde Santa
&C, don lie fle recibido con gran j1 oilo.
El'general excuse una invitacion pa
ra uu banquete.
Madrid, idem idem. m.-El general
MARTINEZ Campos ha telegrafado al
Ministro de la Guerra anunciandole
ST llega Ia, y expresandole su con
fanza basada en- informes adquiridos
d. que dominara la insurrecci6n prom
TO y fAcilmente.
Nassau, idem idem.-N oticias de
G iantanamo dicen que 6oo rebeldes
rodearon la villa de San lid fonso eI
diez de AbriI, sorprendien 10 la guar
nicioa, tomandoles un armams snto vi
IS ,cabalos.
De Palenque comunican que Ma
Geo ha procla nado al doctor don To
mas Estrada Palma, Presidente de la |
revoluci6n Guiana. y & Martf. Secre
tario y agente general diplom 4tico en-
Ell exterior. Gomez esta reconocido |
como el jefe supreme ,ailitar,y tendra
adem1s Ell manio personal de la pro
vincia de Puerto Principe Los jefes
rebeldes han recibido intrucciones de |
evitar encuentros con las tropas,
hasta pasado ell veinte y seis de Abril,
cntreteniendose en- recoger todos los
caballos y arnias posibles, para per
feccionar su organization centrali-
Ear sus fuerzas. Las autoridades ST.
ponen 7ue la suspension de hostili
dades indica el deseo en- Maceo dt |
esperar las proposiciones que haga
Martinez Campos. Los insurrectos.
Por Ell contrario, opinan que Maceo
sguarda 6rdenes de Maximo G omez,
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| ho de tabloncillo seco, una rama Sc despren-
| aio y fue destrozarle el craneo, produci6n-
| doe 10 muerte iostaHtauea.
| Esto ocurri6 en- Vega alta, barrio de Pag.
n To- Adentro.
La pobre mujer deja seis hiios en- la or
fandad.
La Gaceta Official de aver publica las re-
formas de Maura, convertidas va en- leyes
lei Estado, con eli cnmplase del Go5ieruo
General de Puerto Rico.
Antes de anoohe SO recbi6 en- la Capital
IN cablegrama del general Martinez Gam
DOS, pidiendo uno de los batall )nes de esta
isla.
Ira Ell Col6a, que embarcara el 80 en- un
vapor que ha salido de Cuba para llevarlo.
Tambien ha sido pedido ell de Valtadoltd;
pero este ira mas tarde.
El CtrculO de Amig0s de ArecibO nos In
vita para ell bale de mascaras que tendra
ugar mafiana en- los salOnes de sQuel cir
culo.
Damos las gracias por la atenci6n.'
Agustin C6rcole, Pedro Largo, Euseba
Andres, alquiiados del notario de Coamp,
4aan tendo hoy una riha 4 psdradas, de IA
lue salieron contusos heridos
En- ell barrio Oampito (Patillas) el indvi-
duo Abraham Pirela le in6rio una heri Ia
Vicente Romero y Juan Sanchez otra Ga-
uaro Vener.
Los agresores Sc encuentran presos.
En- Anasco, barrio de Quebrada larga, le
inhrieron Facundo Crespo varias hsridas
graves.
A don Bartolome 0livieri. yecino de vi
90 una escopeta, por de'icarse la caza sin
Ia correspondence licencia.
La guardia civil detuvo en- ell barrio 'sLas
Gaszss" (Adjuntss) q Pedro Merca 10, Juan
Rodriguez, Jnau Jusino Jose Centeno, Por
haber promovido una rif1i.
En- ell barrio B.tayes (Mayagaez) fue cap
turade ell indiyiduo Juan Roman Iriza"ry
que estaba reclamado por ell JueZ de ins-
truceion de San Gsrman.
En- Sabana Llama, barrio de Rio -piedras,
3nn Juan NAvas 1e rapto una hija don
Fraucisco Machuca.
La parejita fue detenida por la policia
En- Ia nochs del microbes hubo un coma
IT, ttt iitC1.tIiO ell ChSA ucl f6CluO U6 mauAIt
ion Alfredo Santana, consecuepcia de
hab@rse infamado ell mosquitero de una
cana.
In gran ntimero de personals acudi6 en-
4 acto al lugar de accidents, siendo SOTO
oado eusegnida sin producer otras conse-
cuencias que la p6rdids del dicho mosqui-
tero. Il haber salido con las manos quema-
das 81 seffor Santana ell consiguiente SIS
to de la familia vecinos muy cercanos.
A las tres de la tarde del jneves, fonde6
en- el puerto de la capital ell vapor San Fran
cisco, Que cenduce Cuba IN numero consi-
derable de reemplazos.
En- una rifla one sostuvieron en- Fajardo
Gregorio Aseucie Carmen Ayaia, el pri-
tnero salio con varias contusiones, causadas
por una piedra, el otro saco una herida
Gu Ia cab Ia.
Bslicosa anda la gente por esos mundo-.
Segnu dice In Integridad, ha muerto On
Paris la esposa del ilustre novelista Aleian-
dro Dumas.
La G9ceta anuncia la yacante de una No
taria en- Vieques. por ei termino de treinta
6fas. en- que terminara la admission de soil
citudes.
A priucipios de Mayo ira probabemente
4 Arecibo ell senior Obispo de esta di6cesis.
uAsi 10 leeulos en- nuestro qnerido coleEa
"a COTTeSpO pO7ftrts.4@s1gp~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27

Sc desea vender una fnca de cafe sitnsds
en ei barrio de Toro negro, Jurisdiction de
Gales. compuesta de 74S cuefdas de terreno.
De elias hay 200 sembradas de caf6 plG~.
tanos. y las restantes son de monte.
La fuca contieue establecimientos. ma
qninas y dcnas 6tiles.
81 qnT !. interese pnede dirijire m due
ne dor Francisco Martin, en- eats cfuda0 a
- ~s-e - sassnarsiin -sts IN = ~1fk HI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-27
Sc vende

por no convenir mis intereses, seguir In
f6brica de hielo situada en- Ponce. vendo
precio mo iico, las accio- es cerechos que
correspondent por he encia sobre dicha pro
piedad.
Para irformes dirigirse en- Arroyo la
que suscribs.
Maria n. de Rdmu.
Aori 10 de 1885. m. d