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The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
Along the Wharyes.

The schooner G. S. Glidden has come
off the railroad after being remetalled,
and the Henry 6. Smith has gone on.
Capt Bragg reports that the ball buoy
in the sough off Pollock Rip, Nantucket
Shoals has ceased ringing. He has not
been able to hear it for the last three
trips. The Manhattan passed close to
the buoy Wednesday and from observa-
tions of it Capt. Bragg judges the tongue
of the bell is gone.
The steamer Phantom has carried a
large quantity of drain pipe to Chebeague
for use on Capt. John Hamilton g
farm at the east end of the island, who is
preparing the ground for summer
cottage.
Capt. Ben Willard, and Messs B. D.
Rogers, George Thayer, J. N. Martin, H.
Soule and W. Durham went on gun
ming trip on the steamer Fanny G. We'd
nesday. They found game scarce, but
bagged nine fine specimens of sea fowl
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
WEDDINGS.
Dunning-Forsaith.

Wednesday evening Mr.. James E. Dun
ming of the Bangor Commercial, and
Miss Ada Augusta Forsaith, daughter of
Mrs. Marion B. Forsaith and grand
daughter of Capt: Lyman Wiswell, late
of Winlerport, were married by Rev. DR..
Mason of Brunswick in the Congrega-
tional church Brunswick which was pref
tily decorated for the occasion. The ush-
ers were Charles E. Buchanan, of Bos-
ton. Richard H. Paine Of Bangor, Sterl-
ing Fessenden, of Fort Fairfield. son Of
Secretary of State Fessenden, and Jere
H. Libby, also of Fort Fairfield. These,
together with the best man, Francis
Smith Dane, of Kennebunk. were all col
lege associates of the groom at Bowdoin.
The bridesmaids were Misses Francis S.
Mitchell, Ethel M. Webb, Belle h.
Smith, Ada E. Whitehouse, all of Bruins
wick, and the maid of honor, Miss Isabel
S. Forsaith, sister Of the bride.
The bride was dressed in white with
wedding veil and carried American
Beauty roses. At the conclusion Of the
ceremony lunch was served at the home
of the bride, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Cumming left on trip of two weeks.
Upon thoir return to Bangor they will
occupy apartments at the Bangor House.
There were many beautiful and valuable
gifts.
Dingley-Beane.
Wednesday noon Mr.. Albert Grant
Dingley, son of ex-Gov. Dingley, and
Miss Grace Darling Beanie. youngest
daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Beane of Med
ford, Mass, were married at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES mother in that city
by Rev. DR.. Hill of Salem. Mass. The
bride was charming in a French dress
of silk and wool A wedding lunch was
served at D. m Mr. and Mrs Dingley
left on wedding trip for Montreal. The
wedding gifts were numerous and valu-
able. Mr.. and Mrs. DingIey will reside
in Denver.
"On a Bicycle Made For Two
Tuesday morning Mr.. George B. Traf-
ton of Georgetown and Miss Emma
Frances Jones of Sabatis, were united
in marriage at the residence of the bride.
Mr.. Trafton is a graduate of the Gorham
Normal School, class Of 80, and a former
principal of the High School at Sabatis.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Il. D Jones, for 40 years the leading
business man of Sabatis. and who
built the three wooden mills. She is a
graduate of the Pennington Normal
School and successful teacher. Both
are expert bicyolists and left at once for
weeks tour of the state on their wheels.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
Sale of Deering Property.

r. O. Bailey g. Co., sold the house No.
10 Sawyer street, Deering, yesterday
afternoon to Mr.. A. W. Pierce of that
city, for $1,000 There WAS not large
party and the bidding was not very
spirited. The house is 2 1-2 story
wooden house with stable, and has twelve
finished rooms, electric lights, modern
plumbing, and the lot contains about
5000 square feet of land. The price paid
for the property is considered low.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
Grand Trunk Excursion.

The Grand Trunk Railway will have a
special excursion on Sunday, October
9th, from Portland and intermediate
stations to Gorham OF Berlin Falls, and
return at very low fares. This will
pr obably be the last excursion to the
Mountains this year, and every one
should see them, as the autumn color of
the leaves and valley scenery on the
Grand Trunk are now at their best and
cannot be equallzed. See advertisement.
First District Republican Committee
Organizes.
The First District Republican COM
mittee met Thursday for organization.
They chose H. G. Brewer of Freeport,
chairman, and Thomas f. Staples of
Eliot, secretary.
The committee consists Of Messrs
Brewer, Staples, Charles E. Gibbs of
Brldgton, MILFORD q. Chapman of Port
land, John A. Snow of Saarboro, Justin
M. Leavitt of Alfred and Isaac Quimby
OF Kennebunkport.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
THE TENANT CASE.
Verdict in the Suit Against Grand
Trunk Sustained.

Other Business Before the Federal
Courts.
In the United States Circuit court
Thursday a decision was handed down in
a case of considerable interest in Port
land.
Mary E. Tennant, administrators, has
had a suit against the Grand Trunk rail
way; and Thursday mandate was filed
from the Circuit Court of Appeals,
affirming the Judgment in the Circuit
court. That judgment was for the plain
tiff, Mrs. Tenant, with interest and
costs, amounting in all to So, 800 56, at
this time.
Mr.. Tenant was a coupler employed
by the Grand Trunk, and was fatally
hurt January "a, 1891, while in the EN-
pioyment of the railroad.
1t was alleged in the complaint that the
track on Browns wharf, where he WAS
hurt was negligently constr ucted.
The case was tried here in the Circuit
court, and the jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiff. The case then was carried
to the Circuit Court of Appeals.
In the District court the following cases
were disposed of:
Joseph Yerritt of Folt Fair
field, was sentenced to pay fine of $25
for violation of the internal revenue law.
Tho fine was paid
John Laveway of Presque Isle, for the
same offense, was fined $25, and in de-
fualt of payment committed to Augusta
Jail.
John Conley of Augusta. same offense,
paid fine of $25. :
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
Ligonia Lodge of odd Fellows.

The success of the entertainment and
banquet to be given by this lodge this
evening is assured, as there has been
a largo issue Of tickets. There will be a
reception at 7.30 followed by a select en-
tertainment and banquet at which
prominent speakers will make address
es. The committee find it impossible
to issue formal invitations to friends of
the order whom they desire to attend, as
it is intended that the ladies OF the
Rebecca lodges and Fern lodge shall be
present. Any members desiring tickets
may procure them of the committee.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
CAT o. NINE TAILS SWAMP.
Is 1t Responsible for the Diphtheria
Which Has Closed the West End School?

Which Has Closed the West End School?
The West End school was closed yes
terday on account of the breaking out
of diphtheria among pupils. There are
several cases of diphtheria in that To-
cality, one at No. SO Douglass street,
and three cases in the Ball family at 491
Portland street
An inspection of that locality showed
rather remarkable state of affairs.
Whether it is responsible for the disease
it would be impossible to determine at
once for the condition discovered yes
terday must have lasted long time.
Behind that part of Congress street
which passes through Libby town there
lies the old tannery lot. A large part
of this lot is taken up by a cat o. nine
tail swamp, several hundred feet long
and hundred feet wide. A great pool of
stagnant water stands in this swamp
and is not at present very pleasant
looking or smelling body of water. The
houses on the north side of Congress
street. are very near this swamp. More.
over, besides the swamp, there are sew
eral out houses in this locality that can
not be any help to the locality.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
,REFoRE J1TDGE ROBINSON.

BEFORE JUDGE ROBINSON.
Thursday-Frank Wilson, Vagabond !;
twenty days in the county Jail
David I. Murdoch and Otto Mariner.
Search and seizure. Complaint mol
pressed as to Murdoch. Mariner fined 500
and costs. Appealed.
Otto Mariner. Search and seizure; fined
500 and costs ADD ealed.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
walker Fund Renef,ciaries.

The North and Butler grammar schools
yesterday received each check for $3.50,
from the trustees of the Walker estate.
the money to be devoted to the libraries
of these schools The other grammar
schools have also applied to the Walker
trustees for help for their libraries and
hoped to be as fortunate as the North
and Butler schools.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
MARRIAGE S.

In this city, Oct. 2. by Rev. W. s. Ayres.
Charles Patten aud Miss Georgia Bryant.
In Holden, Sept. 20. George H. Moore OF Ded-
ham and Miss Josie H. Hutchings.
In Augusta, Sept. 80. Perry M. Arnold OF Ban
gor and Miss Minnie G.. Emerson of Augusta.
In Surry. Sept. 20. Everett DOrr of Oakland
and Miss Hattie A. Bowden OF Surry.
In Watervile. Sept go William Marston and
Miss Maude Simpson
Rockland Sept 49, Daniel Bose of Thorn
aston and Miss Minnie Kirk of Rockland.
In Orono, Sept 49, Herbert F. Lawry and
Miss Ida B. Johnson
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
DEATHS.

In this city. Oct. g. Eunice, wife of the late
James Lonson .Prindle, of Whitehall, N. y,
aged 80 years. G months.
Funeral Saturday afternoon at ESQ O'Clock.
from the residence of her daughter Mrs. Il. ii.
Huxley Deering street.
In this city, Oct 3, Mrs. Mary. widow OF the
late Robert G. Speer, aged 90 years, months,
20 days.
Funeral services Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clk
at her sons residence. No. 3 st. Lawrence Place.
[Burial priyate.1
In this city Oct. 8, James NJ. Edwards, aged
II years, months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
In this city. Oct. 3, Lena Wilfred. infant
daughter OF William and Agnes j. Harkins, aged
months.
funeral from parents residence. No. 10 India
In this city, ct. 3, William T.. infant son Of
James nj. and Mary A. Handlon. aged weeks
Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from No
43 Mountfort street,
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
MUSIC AND DRAMA.


There were about 1000 tickets sold for
the Meiba concert, and the receipts were
49, 1885. 90. After paying all expenses Mr..
Ellis, the manager, makes about $780,
The company remained in Portland until
yesterday morning, when they left for
Montreal. They will sing in that city to-
night, and from thence will go to Toron-
to. In the latter city the concert has
been sold to Toronto parties for So, 600.
Mr.. Ellis was naturally very much as
tonished and delighted at the phenomenal
sale in this city, the smallest in which
the Melba concerts will be given, but says
that after all it is not SO much to be
wondered at when it is considered what
great musical artists have come from
Maine and what musical city Portland
is
The Night Clerk.
John j. McNally's latest mirth provok-
Ing farce, entitled the tNight Clerk
will be seen at City hall next Monday
night Wherever it has been presented
this season there have been crowded
houses and favorable press notices. Jen-
ME Yeaman is in the caste with sixteen
other carefully selected actors, headed by
Peter F. Daley himself. The sale Of seats
began yesterday at Stockbrldge's, and
the indications are of crowded audience
Monday night There will be reduced
rates on the railroads for ticket holders.
Kate C1axton.
Kate Claxton and Company will be
seen at Portland theatre Saturday after
noon and evening. An exchange says of
the performance in that city:
''That emotional drama THE Two Or
phans. which has so long held high
position in the esteem of the theatre going
public. was presented at the Opera house,
last night, with Kate Claxton in the role
of tho blind girl, which she made famous
and impressive years ago. Its popularity
continues and another prosperous year is
doubtless before It, Kate Claxtons
effective portrayal of the part of :" Louise
is we'll known to thousands and thous-
ands of people who have at all times been
much moved by her acting and the i'm
preston which she created last night was
of q similar character The support was
in the main competent and the play was
well staged with special scenery.
Sawtelle's Dramatic Company.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
sawtelle,s Dramatic Company.

Commencing October 18th the Sawtelle
Dramatic Co. will play two weeks en-
gagement at Portland theatre and at
popular prices. Exchanges speak we'll
of the company and especially of Jessie
Sawtelle, Aida Bloodgood, Harry Bean-
selle, Tony West and Mr.. Sawtelle.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
Citizens Mutual Relief Society.

The monthly meeting of the Citizens
200 Middle street. at 7.s0 O'CLOCK, on Friday
evening, Octo Der 9TH, 1885. a full attend
ance is desired. WASHINGTON LIBBY,
oct4sts President.
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04

apartment.

we have mad an effort estab
of OD-
feel convinced that
The Portland daily press., 1895-10-04
GU INGS.

A large new assortment of Fall
style outing cloths just opened,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-20
POR UNA MIRADA

rreux Despues de todo, qpizza viniera & dis
oulparse
~ de qu6f
Ha heoho 10 one todoa haoemos; ha hsoho
NAL en DEF Frae coger, aprsioner por loa encan.
tos dc Le hermosa ST /: hubieae visto, le hu-
bieae aconsejado que cagara con ella.
Hay muohas gentes que &c negarfan ha-
cerlo, peto 81, sea IN dia otro, ea precise cue
cometa la barbaridad; la alt1ra On que Sc ha-
LA 10 va poder vivir nucho tempo con Ell
cfrculo, ahora cue va no me tiene mi como
apoyo:
OLYMPIA eatd desahogada, provista de todo,
puede hacer una cuerda retirada irse q vivir q
provincias, donde quiz&s sea considerable lie
que ser patrona de una infnidad de buenas
obras
Els haeta admissible que la idea suria de ella
y que Sc une ese excelente Perreux Tendria
intereg en- saberlo.
Pero no por este sera menos cierto que mi
exiatencia Sc ha trastornado, todoa mis- plsuea
han venido al suelo
81 tuviese un atomo de flosofia, vivirfa Co,
mo tantos otros viven; como LigDeres, sor
ejemplo, como Duraudet, que lleva una vida
alegre en- aparienoia, que passn de la rubia Ia
morena, importandoles muy POGO NADIA, que
ae enouentren en- todaa parties, an sooiedad, an
lea oaaSaea hslnearios in7itadoa an todas partoa
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B,sL.c..4vA DE s'LA CORRESPONDENCE"

Fortuny. aquel comedor tan trsnquilo como
do en- donde desoansaba por la noche despues
de conner, coo los oodos aobre Ia mesa fumendo
cigarrilloa 2 veoes enceodiando mi antigua pi-
pa, lnien'ras que Olimpis eiempre veatida CO.
rreotaneot como para esistir una fiesta, se
corm1a al lido del faego en- un gran sillon tapi-
Eado, de aito reapad0
81 raoua ardo de mi desoubriruieuto ne irri-
laba los neTvios, La inagen de Olimpia me
atoFmentAha. ,5unto ella proeuraba pareoer
sombrfo gevero psro au piel blanca fresoa,
GUS rojos labioa, sus hernosos deutes tan fres.
COS en- sus esoitsntes sonrsas, sus magnidoos ca.
beIlos enroscsdcs sabis;nente sobre su nuea
fuerte dorado, en- una palabra, toda 81 bsIle-
"a de parisien, elegsnte facil, me empujsban
un coharde perdon.
Paofhoo me- vio tsoiturno, tri5te, quiso
distraerme. e.>s.=.
Las noohas perdidss en- ell juego no snro-
vechan. Ell senor debfs penssr asi, porqae se
20 ha repatoo mil Veoes sus amigos. FL aenor
conde NJ as jagedor y sin embryo ha expgesto
grandes sumas sa# .e--a -a - s1esG-
Yo me encogf do hombros. o5-sa-@
~IBsh-exclsIae-no Hevaba encima nj
tveinta laiaes.5 rsGe< c.~-. -- .3F. .-. s-sl
Ooloqud el oontenido de la carte "a sohre la
mesa.
Les hilletes de mil francois los de qui,
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COMPANlA De FERROCARRILES
De VIA EsTREcHA De MAYAQIEz

Ell Consejo de Administration de esta
Companfa, ha acor3ado hacer ell nombra-
miento de Director Gerente dc la misma,
mediante concurso de aspirantes, en- la
persona que tenierlo conocimientos gene
rales de AdnainistxA Acion, rouna a juicio
del Conaeio las mcSores condiciones para
su buen oesempefo.
El cargo esta dotado con el sueldo dc
tres mil pasos anuales v 81 cue 10 obt8nga
debera prestar 1anaa, consistoDte en- Gin,
cuenta accio1os de la Compafia, suscritas
pombro prCpio del agraciado.
Laa solicitudes 80 dirijiran al que sus
cribs. haeta 81 dia uttimo de! covriente mes
MayaGii@z. Novieno bre de 1885.
Gl DirectoC Gerente interino.-L. BrGvo
10--E
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~..z-.r... .s.zaes. . -se..-z...,-.. -.

Un0s rnarineros one paeaban por la caIle
de Ia Tay7ca, trozo comprandido entro @&a
Francisco Luna, El ennpodrado esta ia,
tai por allf Hay ceda h2yo que DO hay
NADIA mas que peGir, = resDeoJo del pag IL
cular llanaamoe "a ateaci6n del se6or A.
CGLde.
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Madaraa de Genlis.-Las veladas de
la quinta, tonao, edici6n de lujo, 8 pesos
so ouilly.-Cre4tos s mi hija,
/ tomo idem idenn, 3 pesos so contavos.-
Ducray Dunoirill.-Las tardos de la Gran
ia, l tomo i'd i'd, pesos so centavos.-Sei
jas -Tratado te6rico practice de Tenedu
ria de librcs, por partida doblos tonno, en-
cuadernado, 2 peeos,-Estevanez.- -Misce
lance de 18O lecturas, 1 tomo tela inglese,
pesos.-R .-Rczzol,-M5todo para aprender
Ell aleman, en- 24 lecciones, l tomo encua
dernado, peso SO centevos. -Esteuanez.
Observation-Disclosures matenaticos, ffsicoe,
quinicos, atc, tomo en- carton6, rs cen
tavog Libraria de B. T. Sanjurjo Vidal.
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He tenido Ia atencf6n de despedirse
de nosotros para Aguadilla, nuestro esti-
mado Grnigo Ell sefor teniente de Artille.
ria don Luis Lopez Velasco, persona su
mamente apreciable. LIE deseamos muy
buen vieie.
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Esta tarde Ia circulado con insisten-
recibido I'm cablegrama anuuciando haber
sido asesinado el general Heureaux, pre-
sidente de la repdblica de Santo Domingo
A la hora de empezar compaginar ell pe-
ri5dico, no henoos podido averjguar 10 que
hay de ci8rt0 r8spacto del par ticuIar.
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2 Eanfoe n1aYorea da la I.otarfa prn.

P Ptsmios mayores de la Loterfa Pro-
vino.hl jugada hog:
PreEn5o d 20, COO pesos: %. s55.-Pre.
mice de 900 pesos: %, ,537.-Pfemios de
l 900 pesos: 3 75l Is, ,317-Premios de 500
pesos: 1876. 28. 1913, A. 28. .854, i, I,755.-Pre-
mics DO 200 pesos: 19,8O5, 30, ,22O, $3.50,
$3.50, 25,50o, 1854, 3,126, 25,337. 1866,
4 $50. Pr lnios de 100 pesos: 1897, "a, ,494,
27,643. 1926, W6. 3007, 1885, 1873,
27.Y+2.
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= ; nay s.1ejor vino para Ia mssa de
MS aytadable sabor, que Ell tinto 8 ell
imroEt an q ~ esta blecimiento los Sres,
Luife HeGm no y Companfa.-Probarlos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-20

De Mayagtiez nos escriben cue Sc "a
me mucho ALI ore tan pronto sc conozc2n
los 2etalles del decrato sobre el canje de
n -aoneda, vueIvan subir las ibrss es-
ten mas raz6r dc ocho pesos.
Nues5ro buen agente de Caguas nos
pio8 publiquemos los que sigue:
"Debiendo ausentarme do esta Ciudad
ell ca % Del naes que curea, manifesto Z
todcs los sef1ores abopa 1os :, esta publiIa
ci6p, que desde el die 28 ernpozar6 haGer
los eobros; confiapdo, dada la exac5itud y
boodad de eilos, Ct que mis- deeeos ser&n
COZ 4eapondidoe.-A Ia vez 1uego nuava-
me.,+e tres individuos qua contra to3a
su voluntad, me &de1dan ell inpoIto
de "a mensualidG- / anterior, So sirvan We
rifcar el pago en- biun 1e la empresa del
Quo firma, que no eate. en aituaoi6n de su.
plir dinero por nadie. Caguas, Is de No,
viembre.-EL Age23te. 2--2
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Nos ruegan la publication de 10 81
yuiente: ''iFn que ha parade q Casino
le Arteeanos? Ur socio fundacor."
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El servicio de information de Ez Te-
7enaaQWe es rapido a mas no poder. No
hay tia Javiera, nj Dios que Ia cri6, que 10
llegue q la pretina de los calzoncilloe. En-
su edici6n de anocho nos encanuta Ia no
ticia dc que en- la Habana SO ha descu-
hierto I'm contra5ando de guerra dentro de
s.jguuos mu1ecos que importaban dc Nue
va York dos LGdys norte americanaa Y
la noticia tiene que ser cierta porquo hace
mas de un mes que rod6 por todos los pc
ri6dicoe de esta lsla que Ia publicaron y
mso de ella. ...,... ~ '~'
De donde resulta que, saliva SRA Ia
parte, el Herald de Nueva- I ork. el Times
de Londres, y haeta 81 canal do Panama,
al Gallo de la Passion y Ia burra do Ba-
laam so quedan barriendo Ell sue2o cl7ando
80 trata &c Ia rapidez d8l servicio de in
formation de- FL TaZe92c01Le
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DEpEEDIENTf DE ARMACI

IEPEKIIEETE DE FAEMACIA.-Se ne
cesita IN depeudiente de farznacia, que
sea instrs1ido y que cuente tres cuatro
que curse IA oarrera 10 haya tofrhinado.
Para infoTnncs = condolences difigirge
este redacci0n. 81
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LEGIA LIQU!DA es:s !. :, ::::'!:1::3 :::s:: =:

de la ropa blanca ? de color, tanto de al
eod6n como de lana. Reporta economic te
5ab6n trabajoy tempo, Solicitese en- IA
MULITA dc
1910 ESPANOL Y COMP"
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El Ayuntamiento e este Capital, DO
acuerdo Coz. la Junta Municipal, acor.l6
negar Ia subvenci6n solicitada por GEL Ia-
l@gra1na," QUE cono saoen nuestros I@c-
torres, habfa side acoTdada on principle
Goa cargo q Ia par5ida de "Ca'amidadea
PubIiCaa"
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De Ia subaats do carno 40 gangdo 7e.
cuno verifcada dltimowe0te, resulta que
dioho artfculo Sc yend y6 on esta Capital
log dfas comprard didus del 2al de Di-
cioEnbre pr6ximo, ambos inclusive, al pre-
clio de 26 chavOE al kilO
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Sigue nutfi6ndose Ia sugcripci6n abier.
to por In Dem2cr ciG en- favor del desera-
ciado Sr Izcoa Dfaz De muchos put bios
de 10 isla van respen die ado & la excitaci6n
del estimable col ga.
Dice "La Discussion" de 10 Habana:
"Cuenta "La Opinion, de Santiago
de Cuba, que en- ell paseo de la Marina ha-
blaban dos militares; y dijo el uno:
Hay que blanquear ell pats.
-dC0mo?-pragunt0 el otro-i Casan-
donos con las pegrae?
NO. Fernando en- Africa una nue.
va repdblica de la Liberia, q la que envia-
ramos & todo negro mulato, que no se
crea oqul bastant3 llbFe."
Fl IS dol corrionto & las dos do 10 tar
de tandrA lugar en Ia Casa Consistorial la
subasta para eli abasto de carne de esta
Capital duranto las dias cornprendidos del
8 al Is del pr6ximo Dieiembre.
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En- la fonda 'Antiguas Baleares," 81
tuada en- la Marina de esta Capital, dese-
parecieron del sitio en- que estaban guar
dados, 1872 pesos que pertenec1an unos
pasajeros, quienes hablan alQuilado una
habitaci6n Del hecho SO ha dadO couoCi-
miento al Sr Juez dc Primera Instancie Gel
distrito de- San Francisco, por 81 que Sc
practican activae diligencies.
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Ha en3p8zadc hoy 81 derribo do pilares
para la rivolaci6n y reformas que han dc
hacerse en Ia plaza de Alfonso XII en- eata
CAPITAL
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Capital dc la Loterfa La Coridad de Hu-
macao, destinadasal sostenimiento de up
Aeilo de Pobree. FL tercer sorteo de Ia
citada Loteria Sc jugara en-: combinaci6n
con la provincial Ell 80 de Diciembre pro
ximo. Sc compone de 80 mil billotes a 81,
divididos en- d6cimos. Consta de 871 pre-
mios, el mayor de mil pesos, 81 segundo
de $50, ounce lie $50, oehenta y cinco de
$15, y el resto de $8 con cuatro apro-
ximaciones de 8 $35 y 500 para Ell /. ? O.
premios respecGivamente.
Los billetee premiados seran pagados
en- esJa Capital por el Banco Espaiiol y el
Territorial Agricola;. en- Arecibo Por don
J. T. Silva y Compah1a; en- Mayagt1ez por
los sef1ores Fritze Lundt y ComDaf1ia; en-
Arroyo por don A. j. Alcaide; en- Fajardo
por don L. Nj. Cintr6n y en- Huracao per
la Directiva de La Carload. 30-1O