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New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
rJTHOLfCS INDULGE ~ RIOIING.

THEY ENDEAvoR To PREVENT AN EN-PHiisr
FROM LEcrrRlNG on THE PRIESTHOOD.
savannah. Ga Feb. 25-Savannah escaped riot
tonight through the Intervention OF the m'ii'arN.
The trouble wss precplta.cd by lecture ~ an 'x-
priest Joseph Siattcry. the Roman cathohc
priesthood For several days efforts have been made
by members Of the Ancient order OF hibern1ans To
revoke the ex-prlests permit deliver the lecture
but ,he Mayor upon legal advice replied that II
could not be done. Threats were openly made
agains, tho lecturer. and TIE chief % Police and
detail of officers were ordered duty at the hall
where the lecture was to be delivered The lecture
contained no offensive language until the crowd
which had gathered on .he outside began to hurl
stones through the windows and among the audi
encc The police ordered the crowd 10 disperse. Ii
refused TO do So and kept shouting and jeering.
The Mayor was informed and after consulta-
tion with the chief OF Police decided TO order ont
the military The rio; alarm vas sent IN. and In
ha.f an hour eight companies OF infantry and a
troop OF dsmounted cavary we're on the scene
The lecture was by the time the military ar
rived and most OF the audience had LETT the nal \
detail Of mounted police stood guard at the entrance
The crowd numbered 300 by this time. largely spec
tators. portion OF 1t kett Yelling ana nur.,ms III,
priest was A few snotS were nred in the AIR o.;
rhe rioters. bu; one was hurt ..
The electr,o lights around the hal were oroks j., II
by missiles and Tor time the neshborhood was II
darkness After the military arrived on the scene
there was comparative quiet. The streets were
clea red for block in every direction and the troop
remained on guard until the disturbance had sub
sided when The lecturer was brought out OF the
hall and. escorted by squad or twenty police
n hi. hotel The crowd followed and jeersd along
the streets. but there was no attempt at an open
attack Ha,f hour after the ex priests wife was
escorted from the hal! to the hotel by a squad os
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
TT riHES FOR CHILDREN ayD AGED MEN

The Society OF 81 Johnlani has issued IT. report
for It, twenty fourth year. ended ST. johns Day.
December q. The average number Of inmates was
ii5i, AMI the cost per capita OF caring Tor them
g,s Ns2 S. This cost for the III inmates OF The
year before $40 81 each. Ninety three free
benencares were received in 1891 The society was
founded 20 maintain A home for aged men I'm dest-
tntc circumstances, and to for frlepdess chill
dfen. The for the year were s25 9s5 is of
which S.53S ~ was met by the income from Invested
funds The reorganization OF the school sysfem
WIS important change OF 1894
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

The acton was brought TO recover p'ha'ts % 81
n dav for the refusal or Trinity Churcn 10 SUPP
water on oich nooT Of its tenement-houses AZ ME-
- Ard 81 charlton-s'. Tho act upon No'cn 'he sun
was based was passed. in 1857. in pursnahcP % u
rr,en i,t!oEs OF the Tenement-HouSe 'o"''"
sion Of 1854 and provided that al teheme"'-"ou'
shou,d be furnished by the owners win supP'' VI
wafer on each Zoo" whenever - drec'ei d. '"e
Roard of Heath. Trnlty Church reihS'u 10 o"'
the act asserting. that IT was unc'nSu'u''o"d' ~
this action Judge Giegerlch held tiat inc s'''u'
WAS constitutional and directed Judgment lot 'ne
p'aintin 4 new tria; was ordered os 'he ne"''
Term OF the Court of Common Pleas IN ieaineu
onlnion written by Judge Pryor. which hsin ori,
ths act was uncons III ,;lOnal. as taxing tne ptope
Of Trinity Church VII lout due proces, ol 'a", /
order ~ The (;ener Term har now peeh re'cTSe'
by the Court OF Appeals , IL, Tho f,,rt
Roger Foster who argued ;nc case N inc roGt ~.
~ Annea,s f,r the Board Of Health the apoeIah
said: II have not the opinion oi thc eur ~. ~
Aprea;s but there he NJ doup ma. u up'ly s}.1
The const,tutionaliiy of the act IL Wouu " nm.
cu,t 10 overesniic the importance o' ths
10 all tenants OF tenement houses IN ms cry. ~
will not orlv enable Board OF Healin 10 Vo5;ps
Trinitv Church and o.her ani-owners 20 P'iv
" ,ter uoon each floor Of their tcnem w..
also GEAR AWAY al doubts OF the coifSu .uuoIhlty
of Tho legislation recommended by the Iehene,l,,
Uouss C'or1mittee II 1891. the bis to cirty MhS.
into efrsc, are now opposet III the LSs.a .u'. ~ -!
certain builders and other peop'e VINO di'pu'e '"s
consttu;ic1ality.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
FOR THE NATIONAL CONVkNUON.

Chicago. Feb. es.-Presideni Tracy of the Ma
tonsl Republican League. has called special meet
ing of the Executive Committee. 10 be held At Inc
Arlington Hotel. Washington, on March 2. TO make
arrangements for the National Convention. which
viii be he'd In Cleveland June 10. II is the IN
tention Of the League officers to bring about con
ference OF the League Committee leading Republl-
cans In Washington and the managers Of that party
10 discuss and decide on party politics for the
future.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

pr Buchanan was Nova Sco:.al. VINO cam" 70
This civ af,.- being divorced from his nrst MIC
lie prac; Sod his profession here. Becoming ac'
uuslntcd with Mrs Anna u. sutherland. dis-
reputable woman OF Newark, he married her sh"
had some wealth. They went 10 live at No 25' Yves;
Elevenfh-si.. where she died on April g. lS'. pr
buchanan returned TO Nova Scotia ana remarked
his nrst wife Suspicicns about the cause OF MS
second wlfes death led 10 the cNnumiton ~ me
body chemical analysis of the organs showed
tho presence of poison. Dr Buchanan returned 10
this city and arrested. District Attorney Nico
with his assistants. Francis l.. Welman and Jhm's
W Osborne secured the conviction - the defendant
on April %. 1923. The Court 81 Appeals mas been
an unusually long time In reaching the case.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

,t SleS and the pre.c1; suit ls 10 set an o'ts ~
from the court 20 TO how they are 20 ut a'.,rin
ostate 4 large part OF II they say Is IN AusLrs'
and they cannot by any pc,.loty r get oTSsr pS
..ber ,he sha;. divide tho estate according TO ,De
terms Of the VII independently Of the ,oresn Ss
tate and make the benchcares defeno'n'' I" '"-
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
TOBACCO TO De SOLD AT AUCTION.

The growers OF cigar leaf tobacco OF New Eng
land having part Of the 1892 and nearly all OF the
1896 and 1894 crops on hand. have formed CO.
operative association. called the Connecticut val-
ley Tobacco Growers Exchange for the purpose
OF selling their holdings at auction. The FIRST sale
VIII be he'd at No. S and 50 Pearl-st, to-
day when 26S cases will be offered
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

An order has been signel by Justice OBr'en' Oh
the Supreme Court. making the judgment OF 'ns
cour: Of Appeals. whlcn affirmed tie action Oh '"s
Supreme Court In holding thr. thc asSess'"'", u
tho rersona. pr ,pe-,y ror the purposes Of axauoh
q, tho estate OF David D1ws 100000 for the year
,ss4 WAS erroneous the Judgment OF tie aver court
The Commissioner % Taxes apd Assessments rs
scssed the persona property OF the estate ~ >Vo"'
,or the purpose OF ;axl;iln benjamin Or" b ,I !,
and Richard NJ. Hoe. the executors. ptO,es es.su ' 70,
I'm this county Thc supreme Court IN inc nrs' " "
stance held The assessment TO ne erroneous. III. ~,
csner.l Tenn Affirmed this action and the Court or
Appe ala has sustained the action OF the lower c1urs
There H. n bill o! 100 CL burssm@nts tor tne CITY -
nav by OF this litigation
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
CHiHLLS DrNET JE. TO Sc MARHIED.

Evansville, Ind. Feb 9s.-Chsrles Denby jr. Sec
rotary Of Legation Of the United states at Peking
CGina Ia. arrived here and will be married on
March ~ to Miss Martha Orr. daughter o, James t.
Orr. who Is the wealihiest man in this city. Mr..
DENLY Will return to China with hi. bride imTnc-
diatey after the wedding
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
COURT cALr,rARs ron TO-DAY.

.slrreme Court General Term-I.eees, ,-co,,,
opens at Motion calendar caied at II a M
Ssre%e n Ns M eHe Vs. Buns. 20 DAY
supreme ,ourr-spec.a Ier:n-part ii-Beforc Beach
supreme cour-specal Termrar, IlI-befor. Eu,sslI
aaa Get o M' ,as ls' ,5 ,,i' @ S @ : ~ ~ iSs iSs
s: s 1879 9s s% 1872. ,'s lS' , cSsc ansSsneG ,sS c ~
c c" tsf,T' csar,.1 r"f !s"q.% rs'l.%n 70: IS
ese 2e,s ..aa. 2s,e 356a 2IG3 $40 2'65 9I'' '''"
'rcait 1 conri'eI Before lawrence ,,anscs t.
be saDero nSn 10" n m % Term @ DS;cc TreeHan j.
Court 9y,ns at 10 a. M un Monda
S,l,srior cour-E4uity Adjourned for the term
supsriof Court Trial Term-rar,s l. II. and III Adj
'uroed for he .sn .,,,or. reforo r,yscrad sNo
viii .: Nay huha@ At lo% %,,, % ~; Ma No 1872
%"holas MeCoa james simpson teciia r. Dixon Alfred
& rrt.r Mnro T ,a5.S ar oo n,.wn I'D at .Gn. D. M MUIR
snrr,s'e's court ls.m,',sfsT' ,o ,c Arnold s-No
'%' @oir%n % ass' 'e Pryor
opens i0:O =. IN. Motions
.c c'%H an x & ro.f VI, SS 20 d.; ale
.o"%. mn .is ~, ,, r. M 81 r' m ''1ss @ piS ssv C. l r
~: s ~! s ~; @ 2 ,, sG as ;a s , ,as 1ss' ,ss "a
a. TT, rom T,'eri Fart toI I'Bf'". ,r, c.e e's'''h
Common Peas Trial Term Ps-' Iii-\dioufntd sine
,iry coa-r-specal Term before EhrlIch. G Jcourl
or:n, c q 10 10 4 t;saca m MPqn' 4srn ,ajourn. sine de
cty count Trial Term Parts J. II. III and Iv-Ad.
REFEREES APrOiNTED
court.
~ iiricn. l.
E.nalid -. rhcima Emil Bencsiile.
common flesy.
~ rrio.. T.
Mlrrav ro.emin John u. Ahncy
of Williamson harrs =. I"sds
Matter q FrOmmei william : KELLEY
Nclut.rx Naa B1tt ellen joan II. HiaL
Iifsrh ~ prce-fustiv T.. Hamburg.
superior Court
By Freedman. J.
,u,Nnlg ~ pura- ,usu.tlt -. Nande~H,~.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Common Pleas.
G, p.yof T.
wHisn II Van Gunten " Hcrry Slnnamon James r.
finnaNr
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

represent!ng a syndicate OF southern buyers X ..
Byrns Dennison Texas: ii. o'Neili Co. n.n. Shar.es
ian 8 C.: s. Dickson, Boyer Brothers. n. Braunint
q brothers, and Epstein & Alexander. The largest
r,presettato was from the South.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
INTERNAL REVENUE T.
AND
INCOME TAX OffltE
OK
SECOND FLOOR.

After going up two flights Of marble stairs, the
taxpayer sees the first painted sgn-if he happens
N stand IN the right light 1T is painted
cracked glass panel, and reads collectors office
snme neople think that office OF the importance
of Mr. Crosses should be designated by some sign
hp "pulI'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
INCOME TaX PROFESSIONS EAFA1i'H"'
QUESTIONS WHICH TROUBLE SOME or THOSE
sl-BJECT TO THE TAN-As 10 DiNI
rr.Nl1S LEGACIES

suBJECT TO THE TAN-As 10 DlNl-
pfNps AND LEGACIEs
The income tax returns are causing muoh n'S"ess
of mind to many persons who are III douo' a. ~
provisions of the Law which might exempt 'h''n
from making returns 10 the coH"''oIS' ~ '"V
ofic, Of each collector in the city many Questions
are received every day. Questions which cali ior
.psuers are being sent to The Tribune also. TAey
have been called TO the attention OF collector: IN me
civ and the answers given by tho collector are
herewith published with The questions
New-Yorker writes to ask II banks are re.ievel
from paving income tax on such par OF their "'N-
dends as are derived from the interest on United
c,a.os hands which are not subject to taxation.
and ~ 90 ARE such dividends also exempt from
income tax in the hands Of the shareholder 10
whom they are paid?
The bank Is exempt from the tax ou' ihe s""''
holder Is rot because the shareholder Sets MS IL
come from the bank 3nd because 'ne s1"'e '"'''-
cannot be twice exempt.
"X" to know II Ire insurance ~ ''"'"''
may be deducted from a mans income They can
not The law allows fire insurance premium ~ w
deducted but no; life insurance preminmf
"Enouirer' asks three questions can WIG
make a separate return from that OF ter husband
No The law insists that the return muft be maze
bv the head OF the family The Si.c0 oi income can
he deducted only once for the same family
"Do presents of money. coming at regular or ir-
regular Intervals. come within the law as income.
They do
'If a wife ha~ a legacy already invested. whether
"a 900 or s40oOCDo Is X to be considered income II
the legacy was received In 1885, the tax be col
lected only on the income from the legacy but IL tho
legacy was received I'm 1885, the whole amount is 10
be considered a. income for that year. and subject
TO the 2 per cent FAX. - .,.s =
s. asks the question. "ls an income rcceiyed
from dividends in = corporation OF England subject
IN Tho psr cent income tax her" In fhis country
whom as the writer understands. an income tax ~
ma bv such corporation In Great Britain:
in.o IL etlbtpC.
The collectors cannot consider a tax levied IN an
other country. , g.,
"A Suhscribsr" asks whether a pension FOR
vounds received IN the service OF the tnted states
forms p par, OF the income upon which tax 's
II does form a part OF the mans income. ana
,here Is no provision which cxsmpts pension money
n might be said also that man VINO has an m
come Of more than $4,000 year should not receive
a pension from the United States.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
nm RrCHANAN MUST DlE.

THE u.DGMENT or THE LOWER COURT NJ
FIR,iED ny THAT or LAST RESORT
Albany Fen s6-Thc Court Of Appeals h,s az
drmei the judgment ~ the lower court against pr
buchanan in the latter's appeal In MS celebrated
murder case 10 ne court Of last resort
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
coLLEcroRs OFFICE HARD TO FIND

COLLECTORS OFFICE HARD TO FIND
COMPLAINTS are being made daily on account OF the
difficulty which taxpayer experience in hrding the
office OF the Internal Revenue Collector OF III" Illd
District This district includes the seventh Tenth
Eleventh. Twelfth. Thirteenth seventeenth. Eish-
teenth. Nineteenth, Twentieth. T~snty-hrsl ana
Tvcniv-second wards of New-N ork CITY, that par.
OF the Fourteenth Ward lying cast OF the centre 81
Mott-st: that part OF the Sixteenth Ward lying
north of the centre Of West Twenty-fourth-si. ana
a.so Blackwelrs Randalrs and Wards isands
Within its borders some OF the lerges: taxpayers In
the country have their homes. and the district is
looked upon AS one Of tho most important III inc
country ~ =, ,-, D., ,.,,
The Collector for the Third District is Edward
Crosse Bir office is the second moor of the
German Savings Bank Building, Folrtcenth-st ana
F,urth-avc The entrance IL on FOurth-dNe bnt
there ia no sign Visible to indicate that the income
tax or any other tay is payable In the building
There is y sign. "Pull," the storm-doof but
everybody knows that pull and Government Offices
have no connection and the would be taxpayer
seeing the sign might ask Whose PUP? Through
the storm-doo with pull and up eleven steep
stairs and the citizen IN search OF the collector
finds himself in vcst,bue having on the right hand
a painted directory giving The names of the occi
PANTS OF the building. All tho signs are painted
excep, one. which is printed with q pen--on the
bottom OF pasteboard box. and reads;
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
DECISION AGAINST TRINITY.
THE COURT OF APPEALS UPioLDS IhL
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
1T DECLARES CONSTITUTIONAL Much 'i'-
crssEp TEN aMENrlIorsE STATUTE
IMPORTANCE or THE CASE.

,lhs,- Feb 1.-THE Court ~ Appeals to-day re-
v,.ssd the order o; the Genera iern' o. 'n- ~
n, Common Peas and affirmed With costs thr lnus-
,o.,t ~ ,ho trial cour; in the case OF the H'aith
panar,nent of the C.iy o. NewYork. appeHan's'
" the Rector Church Wardens. etc. ol ir.n''S
Church. in the ci,y o. New-York. rcs2onheht%'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27
cOrET OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany Feb 2e The Cour; ~ Appeals day ca.en-
dar for tomorrow is Nos. :, ~. Co. ~. - 49, v
n nj
New-York tribune., 1895-02-27

Boot and shoe dealers from all over the United
States were present at the auction sale Of mems
bows. youths women's misses and chlldrens boots
and shoes at Wilmerdns. Morris 4 Mtchel"s auc-
lion rooms No. 81 and 6s White-st.. yesterday. The
ca ogued stock consisted Of 10000 divided into
259 lots About 100 lots disposed OF yesterday
and the remaining stock viii be sold to-day The
bidding was spirited and the prices realized were
within 10 or 10 per cent OF regular market prices.
This Is the fourth sem-annua sale OF shoes by this
firm and this sale, as those which have preceded
IT, Is highly satisfactory to both the purchasers and
the manufacturers
Among the prominent buyers yesterday were II.
Stein & Co., Boston; G.. r.. Rouse. Fisher Eaton.
Cleveland, Ohio: II. Weingarten Richmond, Va.
Il Lichtensten 4 Son. Rtosmond. Va; y. H. Heine.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05

que ea imprudeI to el jugar con fnego
hay que toner p es ,nto que aqu1 una par
to no escasa dc la DOb(acitn osta armada
y la Otra esta sin armas y ror 10 tanto, IN
defensa."
Ha sido nombrado secTetariO de ca
mara gObiernO dc este ObispadO el M. l.
sefior Dean de nuestra Santa lglesla Ca
tedral, d. ctor don Domingo Romou, por
renuncia dol qua 10 desemp&ilaba setior
don Evaristo Martinez.
Relaci0n de las alumnas examinadas 3
en- la Eacue(a Normal de Maestras-Legls
lacion dc l." ensehonZa. 80 curse -Senor1
nuela Segr"d Notable; Luisa Martinez
Pillar Domingo, Bueno; Ines Ceparros,
Viconta MILAN, Antonia Rios y Carmen
Tarradellas, Aprobado Ortolog1a y Cali
grafia e. curso-Se6Oritas Eduardo Soler,
Notable; Eustaquia Laracuente, A n
Am1ador Rcsa Banuche' Bueno; Nata'3a
Rodriguez Georgina C;ntr0n, Aprobadn
-Economfa Dom6stica Hygiene, 2. cur
so-Sehoritas Eduardo SoleT, SObresalien-
te: EustaQuia Laracuentt Y Ana AmadOr,
Notable; Natalia Rodriguez y Rosa Banu-
che, Bueno, Georgina Cintr0n, Apr0bado
-Industria Comcrc;o Bar curso-Se1ori
tas Andrea Arenas, Celia Cestero V Marina
Lopez, SObreealiente; Agustina Sthal
Notable; Angela Caldas y L"oca ia Can
tres Bueno, Laura Estrang, Aprobado
-Aritm6tica Ter curso-Sa1oritas Mar1a
Silva, Maria Berries, Pillar Borden da,
Bueno; M4r1a Albert. N ria Martinez,
Juana Allende y Ana V=>4d6s y MoAagas,
Aprobado.
En- la ma0ana do hoy ha salido par5.
GALES, con objeto de p'se>ionarse del car
20 de Administrator d. Comuui"ac;onos
de csc pus bio, el eatuci so joven Con Ra-
fall Perez G1indulAiu, hijo de- nuestro es
timado age1igo don Urb.>uo P@raz Rodri-
guez & Quien deseanno8 faIjz viaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05

tro. Jefe dc la Playa de Mayagiez, don
Matias Gomez, destinado a Ponce don
Francisco Infante, la Playa de Maya
gu"z don Joaquin Polo, q la Playa de Pom
CO a don Ado'fo ViLer, a Ia Playaa de- Ma
yagtiez don Sergio Noa, a la Administra~
ci6n General, don BasiIio CunchillO, a Ia
de Ponce don Antonio @ Gosme:=Jefes 9e: d! de
gel y don Ronnua}do Paniagua, la dc Fa-
jnrdo don Rafael Sevilla, 4 la de Maya
giiez, don Manuel Pine, q la de Guavani-
la, don Eduardo Suarez, y a la de Maya
giiez don Manuel NegrOn.
Contint1a Ia relaci6n de los vecinos de
Larps que han contribuido para auxiliar
los heridos que Sc encuontran en- los hos
pitales 1ni!itaros de Cuba.-Sun.a anterior
IS oesos so centav0ss -BARRIO DE ES-
PINO. Don Jaime Alb0rty, 3 2p'soe.-Don
Siiverio Vera, pesos.-Don Victor Her
nandez, 2 pesos.11Don1 Damian Oliver y
2 pesos.-Don DjonisiO Reyes, l peso
Don Eusebio Gonzalez, | peeo.--Don Ba-
silio Gonzalez, l pesO.-DOn Pablo Roman
l posO.-D>j5' ;.or,.'o%o Velcz l peso-Su-
ma 40 pesos SO centavos. (Continuard)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
FL Collar DEL RAJAH

pues &ramos dos mujeres en esta aoledad, sere-
mos tres, He ah1 todo
Extendi6 indolentemente la mano y Ia apo
70 sobre un timb~e puesto au alcance
Una doncella, roja como las espigas madu-
ras, eutr6 al momento.
-Ketty-dijo la eefora Steward -conducid
d la seforita su hab;taci6n.
Y dirgi6ndcse Juana:
-Debeis tener necesidad de desc7near. Id.
Os preeentar@ vuestra discfpula manana por
Ia msnana. BueDas tardes, 8enorita.
con un gesto fatigoso la despidi6.
La doncells, que acompan6 la institutriz
& trav@s de los intermiuables corredores above
dados del castillo, era una escocesa alta fuer-
te, con los cabellos relucientes como ell oro y
el cults de un blanco rosado, que un inteligente
admirar1a con gran gusto, aino hubiese sido por
Ia multitud de pequenas manchas rojas que la
adornaban, como las margaritas q las praderas.
Cuando llegaron al extreme Norte del castillo,
abri6 una puerta de encina maciza, ennegrecida
por los siglos, y Sc RETRO para "dejar pasar q
Juana,
La habitaci6n destinada 4 la oven era in
mensa estaba amueblada como deb1a estarlo
Ia de Ia vfctima de Elisabeth en- sus moradaa
rea!es tres siglos antes.
So vefa en- primer t6rmino una CANA de CO.
lQmnas toraeadas. con Qolgaduraa de gruesa to.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
Ell ADMINISTRATOR
Ricardo de Qu5rano.
v /" Is. O
v" Is,
III Vlce-preSIuGeAru ~ .e-
Gomisi6n Provincial,
EGOZCUE.
alzaa.aaa.llEllIlIIlD.s = -

So inscribirron en- vi Kegistro Civil del
Juzgado municipal de San Francisco, los
naciminntos de Julia MARQUEE y Davila,
Isidro Mato y Doigado y Juana Estani)a
Caramboty Araujo y las defunciones de
Maria Rodriguez de tuberculosis pulmo-
mar y Anica8io Betancourt de CASTRO ente-
de Maria Evangelista Natal Pez6n, y
Eduvigis Coneuelo Martin Laganey, y
las defunciones de Julian Arag6n San
chez Antonio Castillo Alayeta de febre
amarillo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
ADMINISTRATION De La
LOTERlA PROVINCIAL De PUERTO-RICO
RITA DE ACCIONES.

ID Ell del pr6xlmo mes de JUNO, dara principle i
venta en esta Administracion durante las horHS d.
Ohcina Il media 10 manana de d 3 tarde) tOd0'
los daS feriadOS de las papeetaS para tOMar pArtH
sn ID REFA acOrd2da pOr la Excma. Corporation
PROVINCIAL para adudicar 2O accones de 100 bilete!
de la Loera Provincial Cada cuyo sOrteo tendrs
ElUgar las media de la maTana del da 26 dc Julie
de 1895 el local que Sc ceebran los sorteOS de
Ii Loteria
correspondent COrrelativamente pOr orden de ex.
TRACTION a las acciones, igual numerO siguentes
para el turnO de reSerVa.
La CONCESSION empieza con el sorteo ordinario ntl-
:}34 dc 2O de Septembre del ahO actual termi-
nara ei ultnO SOrteO del mes de AgOStO de lS9S
AS bases DDriln Sc reglrl la CONCESSION durant0
dirho plnZu. 81. rirunntran publcadas en- Ia GACETA
OFIr!Ai nlner0 ~ ferhH % del actual. ademas po-
drdH las personals que 10 deSeen eXamnarlaS en- tOdaS
las AlCaiQ"H 4" II I&u, eSta Administrator en-
las horaS de otcinu
I'll nnrorte Il" cadu papelota es de Cimcuentsa
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la constNuria D!lia que eNpedlra al efectO Sc pu
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pOr a ttJrun ur rHSFHVa que cOrreSp0nda.
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da pers pledc adj, urr el nGn"rO de aque'as que
desee biru dr preclyunrute p0r orGan corre-
tarde Gel dIu 23 dc juho vendero, en- cuya hora Sc
fara FL exterior del edjhcio Provincial, un avisO
official de las papeetls vendidas cuyo numero sera
R total de las que cnren sorteO.
lin de evitar reclamaciOnesy entorpecmientos
que perudlqUen les trabuOs Suc2svos de la Admins
TRACTION, ST adWere que Ia venta de papeetas como
dice auteS ternInuru las de la tarde defmitlva-
nente. eSto que cualQuiera ell numero de per.
60nas que dcha hOra 40 le hubiese correspondent
e turnO de doSpaChO, d&ra pOr terninadO este,
e estado en- Iu2 Sc oncuentre la operacion sin de.
RecbO a reclamation aIguna
Lo quese hace publico para general conocimiento.
Puerto 8Rco "A de Mayo de 1885.
Ell ADMINISTRATOR
Ricardo de OAIrnMO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05
VARiEDADES
ALAS PERSONAs De GUsTO,-El

pania, tiene siempre una constante exis-
tencia de articulos extra, frescos = a esco-
jer: ahora cuenta con un surtido de jamo-
nes gallegos, lacones, costilletas, morci-
Has, chorizos en- latas, castailas pilopgas,
para facilitar Ia digestion, vinos del Ri
vero de Avia, tinto y blanco y un sin MI
nero de objetos mas que hallaran 81 les
visitan. Todo este es de 10 bueno, 10 mejor.