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RENEGADE APACHEs.
Another Murder of Family Reported
in Arizona

DEMING On. NJ, Dec. 10.-Another
murder of a family is reported from
the San Simon Valley, in Arizona, by
the renegade band of Apache Indians
from the San Carlos reservation, but
details cannot be had. The father,
mother and three children were slain
on Thursday, following the killing of
Mr.. Merrill and his daughter. The muir
dered family were Germans, who had
recently come to this section from the
East for the purpose of taking up a
homestead The killing is reported to
have occurred near Fort Bowie, the
military post recently abandoned by
the United States troops. The Indians
were seen by some cowboys about the
time of the Merrill murders, and their
number is estimated at thirty-five.
Nothing can be learned of the move
ments of the soldiers and cowboy
posses. A detachment of the First
Cavalry from Fort Bayard is stationed
at STEMS Pass to prevent the escape of
the band of renegades into Old Mexico
over the old Geronimo trail.
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HAYWARD EXECUTED.
Paws the Death Penalty for the MUIR
der of Catherine Cling.

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 1o.-Harry
Hayward was executed at 2:10 o'clock
this morning. Before the drop fell he
made a rambling statement regarding
the forgiveness of everyone connected
with the case. He spoke smilingly and
without show of fear. He did not move
a muscle after the drop.
AS midnight approached, the crowd
outside the jail had Increased to 800 in
number while inside some 100 favored
ones were gathered. A special force of
policemen kept n passage open from the
street to the jaildoor. The working ap-
paratus of the galiows had been thor
ouehly soaped early, and behind closed
doors the trap was tested Tt proved
perfectly obedient to the lever, falling
without weights Two hemp ropes.
with carefully prepared nooses. were
wound about the hanging beam, the
extra one to be used in case of emer-
gency. In the cellroom the lights
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ing are entries and weights for the
races at Ingleside tomorrow:
First race, six furlongs-Pico Q04),
Realization Q0N Morven Q01). Re
peater Q02), Schnitz Q0S), Centurion
GOD. Emma d. Q0I, Julio (96), Sleep
ing Child (96).
Second race, six furlongs-Scimitar
GOD, Princess Rose Second Q03), imp
Miss Brummel Q0D, Chas Boots Q05)
Therese (9D, Doubtful (99). Rummel
GOO, Toneno Q03), Reddington 400,
Judge Denny Q06).
Third race, selling, six furlongs-R Ri
cardo Q0D, Collins C99), Carmel GOD,
Captain Skedance (96), Red Glen Q0D,
Shieldbearer Q02), Lismore Q10,
Hymn Q04).
Fourth race. ladies' handicap. six fur
longs-Vinctor Q1S. Libertine Q1S),
Sister Mary Q13), Magnet Q0S), Bright
Phoebus Q13), Handsome Q05), imp.
Star Ruby 900, Piquante Q00).
Fifth race. seven furlongs -Modirocio
Q02). Monterey Q02), Dungarven Q05D,
Roma 90, Potentate Q10, Pescador
900.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Salonica go Foremost (92), White
stone Q10, Moonhill Q02), Wheel of
Fortune 00o1
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MERGED coURsING MEET.
California Dogs Easily Beat Off Their
Eastern Competitors.

MERGED, Dec. 10.-The interstate
coursing meeting was brought to a sue
cessful termination this afternoon. j.
r. Dickinson's nomination, Right
Bower, owned by T. Cooney Of San jose
proved to be the winner, and w. c. Pey-
toms Royal Daisy only yielded to him
after hard struggle. The weather was
splendid, and the attendance large
The California dogs easily beat off their
Eastern competitors, and had the finals
to themselves. OF the six Sacramento
dogs, Shamrock was the only one that
went to the slip in the second dround, and
Royal Buck finished him unmercifully
There was not the slightest friction
throughout the meet, which is conceded
to be the most successful in years.
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'CyCLIsT ZIMMERMAN.
He Has Won Great Favors Since His
Advent in Australia.

he mas w On 0EcaI faNOTS Sluce Ills
Advent in Australia.
VANCOUVER (B. CO, Dec 10.-Aus-
tralian journals received per steamer
Warrimoo to-day detail the many
handsome victories won by the Ameri-
can champion cyclist, Arthur A. Zim-
norman. One paper states:
ION November 10th, at the Sydney
cricket grounds, 10000 enthusiastic
Australians surged and swayed and
waved their arms in wild excitement at
the phenomenal American wheelman.
Zimmerman won the final in the great
international cycle race. Martin, the
long-distance champion of America.
rode pluckily, and was loudly eheered,
but the applause grew tremendous
when Zimmerman appeared, slowly
pedaling toward the track from his
dressing-roo which were decorated
with the stars and stripes.
THE race of the day was the half
mile championship of Australia Zim-
norman was put against two Austria
liam flyers in the first heat and won
easily in 1:21l2. The winners of the
other three heats were Parsons, Ire
son and Lewis, all Australians the
Italian, English and German riders be-
ing badly beaten.
I'm the final Zimmerman seemed in
superb condition, and looked to be
playing with his competitors. He won
easily by thirty yards, but gave the inn
preston that he could have made the
gap much wider. But it was a pretty
race, and the crowd made a rush for
ward to bear him in triumph on their
shoulders
The great American rider is called
Jimmy all over Australia, and every
sport in the Antipodes is talking about
him. He is pestered with invitations to
banquets given in his honor, and is the
subject of many medical examinations
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topics OF THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Races at the
In9leside Track.


SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10-Fine
weather drew good crowd to Ingleside
track to-day. The track is drying fast
but was still too heavy for any fast
time. Kowalsky was the only winning
favorite, second and third choices and
outsiders capturing the other events
In the second race the Judges placed
Elsie, a hundred to one choice, second
instead of imp. Endymion, one of the
second choices, who took the place
handily. After the caller had made his
announcement the error was discovered
and rectified Endymion place bets be-
ing paid. The club made good to the
books all money that had been paid on
Elsie tickets. The racing public, not
used to such treatment. quickly saw the
generosity of the decision. and the new
jockey club is sailing on the top wave of
success.
Seven furlongs, selling, Allahabad Q5
to u won. May Day Is to u second, Hy
Dy 6 to u third Time-1 :32lh. Braw
Scot. Charmer, Roadrunner, Fl Fl, Ida
Sauer, Outright and Podiga also ran.
Five furlongs, selling two-year- olds
Kowalsky (3 to y won, imp. Endymion
g to y second, Walter J. GO to u
third Time-1 :0415. Beatrice, Mura
Pedro also ran.
Seven furlongs. selling. Belle Boyd g
to u won, Olive q to y second, Our
Maggie Ct to y third Time-1 :31b
Sligo, May Mccarthy, Montalvo, Char
nion and Polaski also ran.
One mile. imp. Star Ruby g to y won
Peter the Second Is to y second, Basso
Ct to - third. Time-f :44A Eckert
and All Over also ran.
Five and a half furiongs, selling Ber-
nardo & to y won, Service g to y sec
ond, Mustesa go to y third. Time
1.11b Lucky Dog, Gussie. Billy S.,
Beilringer. Brown Dick and imp. Anna
rino also ran.
TO-DAY'S ENTRIES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1O.-Follow-
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A Thief Captured.

NAPA, Dec. 10-The mysterious
thief who has been operating in this
vicinity for the past year was cap
tured by local officers to-day in the per-
son of Ernest Geiger, a farmer residing
near Mount Veeder, ten miles from
Napa In his house was found all man
ner of plunder-hardware clothing,
bicycles, crockery, furniture, etc,-most
of which has been identified Geiger
says he tried working for wages, but it
did not pay, and he decided to seek a
shorter route to fortune.
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N,cRevnolds, Examination Begun

SONORA, Dec. 1O.-The preliminary
examination of Wesley McReynolds on
a charge of having murdered George
Morris at Chinese Camp early on the
morning of the 9th of last month, was
begun before Justice Cooper to-day
The Grand Jury, which is Investigating
the case. made no report yesterday,
and it is expected that it viii be in ses-
sion for several days longer before be-
ing ready to make a report. The pre-
sumption is that AIcReynolds will be
indicted
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RuzzelEs SLAYER.

STOCKTON, Dec. 10.-Sheriff Cum
ningham has a letter from Fresno con-
tanning information which leads to the
conclusion that the authorities of that
city have arrested II. C. Tyson, the
slayer of Deputy Sheriff BuzzelI A
picture of Tyson has been sent to
Fresno officers to assist in identifica-
ton.
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THE STRATHNEVIS.
a British Warship Going on Scare
for the Vessel.


VICTORIA (B. c., Dec. 10.-Her
majesty's warship Royal Arthur, flag
ship of the Pacific squadron, will go in
search of the disabled steamer Strath-
nevis, provided that vessel has not re-
turned to Esquimalt by Saturday. This
decision was arrived at yesterday by
Admiral Stephenson, and notice to that
effect was posted upon the bulletin
board of the flagship. Cables were
tested this morning, so that if the Grip
pied liner is found there will be no
trouble in towing her to port. The
Royal Arthur will remain out for sew
eral weeks, her men having been nOti-
fed to prepare to spend Christmas at
sea.
The Dominion Government steamer
Quadra will not go out as reported,
being unseaworthy because of a de-
feet in her keel
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Carson Mint scandal.

CARSON (Nev), Dec. 10.-The long
expected sensation in the celebrated
mint steal case finally developed to-
day James Langevin, who was vainly
sought for as witness in the previous
trial, testified that Heney paid him
$500 to send his Q.angevin's) son to
Canada Young Langevin was the boy
who drove Heney TO Reno with the
bullion. Langevin also admitted that
he had agreed to remain away from
Carson for two weeks during the first
trial He further stated that many
prominent citizens had threatened him
with States Prison if he did not stand
in with the mint thieves. More sensa-
tional developments are expected to-
morrow.
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Lvnching of victor Adam.

FRESNO, Dec 10.-The Grand Jury
of MADEIRA County is now investigating
the circumstances connected with the
lynching of Victor Adam, who shot and
killed l. L. Baker last summer. Sheriff
Westfall of MADEIRA has served sub
penas upon fourteen suspected lynch
ers, including James and Thomas Ba-
ller, two brothers of the murdered man.
The Grand Jurys action has caused
considerable excitement throughout the
county January Sd and 4th are the
dates selected for the holding of the
Fresno County Citrus Fair. The dis
play will be from this county exclu-
Siyeiy
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GOES TO ST. LOUIS.
The Metropolis Of Missouri Gets the Ma
tiOnal Republican Convention.
BATTLE DECIDED ON THE FOURTH
BALLOT

CaIifornians Make Determined
Fight, and Come Within Few
Votes of Securing the Coveted
Prize for San Fraucisco-Chicago
and Pittsburg Make Poor Show
ing-San Francisco PoIIed Twenty
Votes, but Could Gain No More.
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AFTER BAYARD'S SCALP.
4 Congressman Who Wishes the EmbaS-
SadOr to England ImpeaGhed.
FOR UTTERANCES HE HAS MADE ON
BNGLAND'S SHORES

Resolution to That Effect Introduced
nv Renresentative Mccall of Mas
sachusetts-NIr. McCuilom of Illi-
nois Addresses the Senate on uhe
Monroe Doctrine-''The Time Has
Come When This Nation Should
Put the Question Beyond Cavil."
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KENTUCKY'S GOVERNOR.
Bradley Holds the ReinS Of Government
in the Blue Grass Region.
FIRST TIME IN THE STATES HIS
TORY OF A REPUBLICAN

Plainly and Forcibly Expresses to the
People His Ideas OF the Duties of
the Office to Which He Has Been
Elevated-AboVe All Things. Re-
gardless of Party, the Constitution
and Laws Must be Enforced.
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comisi6n resuIt6 formada por ef mismo
sefior Villar, el Presidente, los dos Vice
presidentes y Ell Diputado sehor Herman.
dez Lopez,
Enseguida SO present6 una moci6n
suscrlta por todOs los DiputadoS asistentes
proponiendo que en- atenci6n los prOba-
bles desembarcos en- esta is1a, de expedi-
clones filibusteras, sc votara un cr6dito pa
ra la adquieci6n de fusiles Maiisser. Co.
mo la moci6n venia suscrita por toda la
Corporation 80 aprob6 sin discUtirse, por
unaDimidad.
Los senores Hernandez Lopez, Ouchi,
y Lopez Landr6n presentaron 6 Ia mesa
una petici6n para que las c6dulas hipote-
carias del Banoo Territorial sean admit
das en- las Caias de la Diputaci6n como va
lores cotfzables y en- garantia de han1as.
Hablaron en- contra los sehores Vicen-
tie, Martinez Soler; Ia defendi6 Ell sehor
Lopez Landr6n y qued6 sobre la mesa &
instancla del Sr Hernandez Lopez.
A segufda ell Secretario lego una mo-
ci6n de los sefiores Villar y Egozcue pro-
poniendo sc dirigiera al Ministro de Ul.
tramar I'm cablegrama felicitandole por
| sus 3stlO nes en- favor de la prOvicta. Con
esto motive tuvo lugar una larga dtscu-
sion Ell sedor Hernandez Lopez pidi6
que SO le concediera intervention en- la
| nodo, 81 bien SO adher1a en- principle 10
propuesto, tenia reservas que haeer por 10
cual esperarfaa & que SO presentase redacta-
do ell telegrama.
Suspendida la session por c AGO minu-
tos, el sehor Hernandez Lopez pas6 las
messs do la sala de descanso redact6 el
siguiento telegrama que fu6 presentado por
la COmisi6n nombrada al efecto: "A1 reu
nirse Diputsci6n en- pleno acuerda felicitar
calurosamente s Vuecencia por sus gestfo-
nes en- interes de la provincial, supltcAndO-
le 1gual cello y acierto en- la resoluci6n de
asuntos adp pendientes." Sc acord6 por
Excmo. Sr Ministro de Ultramar, vot4n.
dose el credit0 necasariO para clio.
Ri sef1or Soler apoy6 una instancia de
Ia Junta de Damas de Humacao, que pide
una subvenci6n para un Asilo. La instan-
cia qued6 eobre la mesa, asf como otra,
con lgual petici6n, de la J unta de Damas
de Manah,
El sef1or Martinez preeent6 una mo.
ci6n pidiendo que se hagan obras de cons
truccion en- I'm camino de su distrito,
acordandolo asf la Corporation, una vez
que SO hayan cubierto los requisites lega-
les para emprenderlas.
La Comisi6n de Hacienda emiti0 d1c'
tamen sobre installation de un gimnasio
en- Beneficencia, votandose un cr6dito 0e
doscientos pesos para ell material y de-
signandose al Vizoonde don Enrique de
la Baume para dirigir la ensehanza.
EotrAndose despu6s en- el despaoho de
los esuntos pendientes, fueron discutidos
y resueltCa varios relatives Hacienda y
FOmento, levantandose Ia session las B.
Reunidos los Diputados en- 81 Salon
de Conferencias fueron Obsequiados con
champagne por el sehOr EgoZcue que ha
sido confirmado por s. f. en- ell cargo de
Vice 'preeidente de Ia Comisi6n provincial.
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anoche en Ell cumplimiento de su deber.
Sc llamaba Francisco Vega Ruiz, y estuvo
en- Melilla bati6ndose her6icamente.
El entierro ha sido manifestation de
duelo. Rompieron la marcha los moviIi-
zados de Tab1 frente de los cuales iba SD
jefe, nuestro amigo don Juan Auza; en-
modesto sarc6fago cubierto por la ban
dera naoi0nal. iba Ell cadaver en- hombros
de cuatyo de sus compaheros; seguian ell
caro- cor los jefes y oficiales de Soria
numeroao publico y despu6s iban una Sc
cci6n d. "a sexta compafia de Soria, & la
que pertanecfs Ell muerto; ell teniente don
Esteban Cuervo, jefe accidental de los vo-
luntarios de infanteria, ell teniente de la
misma don Marcslino Fernandez, ell ssr-
gento de idem don Juan Oarrera (hii,l
dos ndnero de la citada compafifa de vo.
luntarios; cerrando Ia marcha los capita
nes de caballeria don Manuel GONZALEZ
don Juan 81. Calf al frente de una secci6n
de v0lun tariOs de caballeria.
La autoridad municipal brill6 DOR Ell
ausencia, Despidio 81 duelo ell sefior Ara.
gon, captain de Ia compahia & que perte
clio el fnado hizo un hermcso paneofrico
de la vita en- campaf1a del sold 60 esCahol
que muer5 en defonAa De Ia patria; di6 les
gsacias 8 Il nombra del battalion los que
acompanaron al entierro termin6 dando
un viva Espaha.
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Recomendamos los hombres de bues
ma voluntad, los que Sc interesan por el
porvenir de las Antillas, 8 los que necesi-
tan mantener la paz del presents el por-
venir de estos paises q la sombra de la
bandera nacional, la lectura del disourso
del ilustre mallorquin que nos ha inspira
do las presentes lfneas La paz moral no
Sc consigne sembraudo deeconfianzas re-
cfprocas. extremando suspicacias, negan-
do derechos legalmente adquiridos. 81 con
sigue So efanza con una politica de tole
rancia, con el imperio nevilador dc las le-
yes, ain interpretaciones enojosas para
unos y desventajosas para otroR; sc consi-
que impulsando el progreso comtn, dando
vida robusta las Industries y al comercio,
aligerando en- 10 impossible, las cargas pd-
blicas y no extremando notas de suspioa-
oias que lieven Ia confusion y el desbara-
juste & Ia gran masa social. 81 On Cuba y
en- Puerto Ricp SO ocupasen los hombres
menos de polftice mas de admiaistraci6n,
como oportunamente dijo ell General g amir
en- su discurso de aperture de la Diputa-
ci6n Provincial, otro seria, Sin duda, el
presente y el porvenir de estos pafses.
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MAYACUEz EN- TREN EXPRESS
MOVIMlENTO C0MERC!AL

La hermosa ciudad / Oeste fu6 me-
recedora siempfa ,1~.z:ru stras simpatias.
I'm ella pasamoB largos amos, Quizas los
can las mas mum ayosas y einceras amis-
tades que contamos. No es, pues, estra-
do que nos afecten sus panas y que goce-
mos con sus prosperidades.
Hasta hace pr6ximamente diez a1Os,
Mayagiiez permanecia casi estacionado.
Las hermosas y f6rsiles lianuras de eus
ContornOs, CerteneCi ntts a prOplO t6rm1-
no municipal los de Afiasco, San Ger
man, Hormigueros Cabo. Rojo, en- las
que Sc cultivaba en- gran escala Ia Gaia
de azi1car, fueron virti8ndose On cam
pos casi infecundos y lentamente abatien
do su movimiento comercial tan intima-
mente ligado con la Igricultura, P T fortu-
ma es Mayagiiez un centro cafesero tZnpor-
tantfsimo y creci6 asombrosa1nentee el cul-
two de ese rico gTano, en- busca de los
precios remunerativos que rigen hace
tempo, desarrollt ndo una potente corrien-
to de negoeios del cue germin6 la Tublica
go
Las traneformociones en- 81 oultivo de
la caf1a, el grande impulse al del cafe, los
altos precios de este granO, el espiEitu en-.
prendedor del comercio, q indiscu tible la
0Oriosidad de sus habitautes, el abandOnO
de anticuadas rutlnas y Ia exploitation
De valiosas industries, han encauzadO al
proqreso por ancha = expedita via.
Para apreciar Ia verdad ra importan-
oia de Mayaguez, bastard solo una ojeada
s los siguientes dato3 estadfsticos. En- 1893
5uvO la siguiente importacl0r:
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G. U.B A
(De nWestrOs cGnjes de Ia HabGna.)
DEF, CAMAqTEY Tn 0Snrp,aSf0

OhA CAMAO X - 4AO UT3EIWeGEO
FL dia "a, como las siete menos mi
ciuded una gran detonaci6n, ,leiana, como
IN trueno seco y rapido, que todos nos
hizO penear en- la dinamita y en- que la via
f6rrea volvla ser atacada de ese modo
por los insurrectos. Esta nueva explosion
tiene, bajo cierto modo, mayor importan-
cia que Ia anterior.
TORTIN NUMERO
I'll fuerte n1mero de Ia via f6rrea Sc
halla en- el mismo poste, kil6metro nt1me-
deapolado por todes parties menos hacia
el kilometxo IA.
A 325 metros del fuerte existe Ia al
cantarilla ndmero II que mide 8 metros
As contimetros de largo. Sus muros son
de ladrillo y los largueros, sobre los que
descansan los rails, de yGyG, MADEIRA extre
madamente fuerte y de una medida de
l9x14 'puIgadas' La via, como 10 indica,
desde luego, la existencia de una alcanta-
rilla tan grande, esta sobre un terrapl@n
de tres metros. En- ese lugar comienza
derecha 6izQuierda la manfQua y ell arbo.
lado. Hacia Ell lado izquierdo, siguiendo
Ia direction del Principe & Nuevitas, ha-
bfan empezado chapear ell monte exis.
tiendo va unos so metros impios.
De pie sobre la alcantarilla, no sola-
mente SO We claro = complete el fuerta nd-
nero 8, que solo dista 326 metros, como
antes 30 deja dicho, sino que So divisa
eambi6n La garita que sohra ell teoho tiene,
para 81 0sntinala, el fuarta nhmeRo 6, dis
tante como un k!l6matro.
+ - Cubfian Ell servioio del fuerte ndmero
diez homhres del battalion de Tarragona,
al Enandosde In sargerfto.
-. EOONOCIMIENTO
- El centinela de servicio por la madru-
gada, en- Ell fortfn ndnero s., oy6 unos dis
paros lejanOs de arma de fuego y 10 puso
en- conOcimiento del iefe del destacamento.
"a siendo do dia observaron todos log que
componfan esa fuerza que entire los rails Sc
notaba I'm pequef1o monitor de piedras Y
como temiesen que pudiera ser alguna
bomba oculta, ell sargento dispuso que Gin
co soldados, uno de ellos hacienda las We
ces de cGbo, practicasen un reconocimien-
to minucioso; pero con La prudencia natu-
raj de esOs casOs
Dejemos ahora hablar al que manda
ese grupo, al cabo que practice ell reco-
nocimiento:
-Salimos los cinco del fuerte al lie
gar donde estaba ell monitor de piedras,
con ell mayor cuidadO, con las preCau-
clones que inspira la dinamita, fuimos Sc
parando, una, por una, todas las piedras
sin hallar nada de particular. Como to
niamos orden de reconocerlo TODD hasta la
alcantarilla, seguimos hacia adelante. 4
unos dos pasos de la citada alcantarilla vi
sobre Ia nnea, en- el rail izquierdo, cuatro
a1ambritos y deteni6ndome les die los
demas: "no noverse; esa es una bomba
de dinamita."
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Vemos pues, que por la Valoroci6n off,
cGGI, reaulta una diferencia entire la i'm
portaci6n y la exportaci6n, de $50, s23 pa.
sos 30 centavos beneficio de la Ultima,
pero ese dato no es exacto, como vamos
4 probarlo. ~<~-.
=. Eel Estado valor6 81 cafe en- el referido
afio q 50 pesos los lOo kilos, y el azdcar a
.50igual ndmero dc kilos, mientras que
los precios de venta en- t6rmino medic fI1e
ron mayores, principalmente el del cafe
Esas diferencias es indudable que hacen
elevar los sobrantes cerca de un million
de pesos, repartidos entire los agriculto>
res, aparte de los benefcios alcan zados
por los comerciantes especuladores, en-
I1n movimiento de respectable ndmero de
millones.
Explicadas la ligera las razones &
que obedece la actual abundancis, como
conseouencia de algunos aflos en- que Sc
acumularon sobrantes, veremos en- el pro-
xino artfculo las diversas aplicaciones que
80 han dado esos capitales.
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DIPUTACION PROVINCIAL.

La session de aver tarde por Ell ndmero
y la calidad de los asuntos tratados, puede
calificarse dc muy importante.
A la hora acostumbrada Sc abri6, ba-
10 la presidencia del sefior Oaballero; des-
pu6s de aprobada 81 acta de La anterior, 81
que una comisi6n de Diputados pasase
Ia Fortaleza dar las gracias al Excmo
gefior Gobsrnador General por haberse
digpado asistir al acto da Ia RpaRtUEaj esR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-08

Eutre los despachos que publica "E1
TelegraTna", hay uno que habla del reIevo
del Consul de Espaha en- Nueva-York.
debemos hacer constar que este reIevo no
afecta en- nada & nuestro amigo ell 1oven
abogado don Juan Potous MARITIME z, Vioe.
consul en- dicho puerto. Seq6n noticiss IA.
cilitadas por 81 rnismo, su paso Dor sta
ciudad J confrmadas despu6s, 81 citado
Consul d. Espafia en- Nueva- Orleans, es
una persona dignisima, pero atacado Dor
una enf9rmedad cronica incurable, eetS
imposibilitado de prestar servicio.
sc nESEkN comprar resfduos de billetes
del Tesoro, pagandose buen precio. In.
formaran en- Ia Farmacia de Guillerme.
Y, iS-Ib
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-11-08
iBLCICLETAS2

81 Sefor; Lecciones de Bicicletas,
GRATIS!!-Se dan todos 10 dias de 81 q
10 de la nocho en- la esplanada del muelle
de las Goletas.-Nota: es indispensable
que antes SO tome un ticket en- la casa de
los setiores sobrinos de Armas, Cruz 13,
sin ell cual no dav& lecci6n s nadje 3