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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-03-15


! >. c. Stineman ct uX. TO South FOrl
/ Water Company, Adams; consideration
| 500.
| Amanda Farabaugh e. vir. to Franci:
| W. Ebig. Gallitzin borough. SiO5.
Francis w. Ebig to Edward Farabaugh
GailIrzln, Sl2O.
Joseph E. Parsons ct ux. to Daniel l.
Parsons, Johnstown. 81
Daniel L. Parsons ct ux. TO Minnie
CrohoTd Parsons. Johnstown. 81.
j. {. Stineman ct ux. to Joseph Charles
worth. j., South Fork. 81
A. J HawS ct al. TO Peter KerShenstein.
Lower Guder. $3.50.
Bridget Lynch to Mark Laffy eli al,
JohnStown, 500.
Edward Hurner ct ux TO John \. Stray
er, JOhuStown. 5000.
\. c. Griffith ct ux. 10 Washington
Building Il Loan Association No. >. of Al
toUuu. MorreIiviile. 81 900.
Edward Farabaugh to Albert Fara-
baugh. Carroll, 500.
Eugar Is. Mccormick ct ux. to Thomas
Barnes, SuSquehanua. 80, ,Os7.
Jacob J. Strayer ct uN. to Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. Morrelvile. 3. 800.
Cambria Iron Company to Russell Uhl,
WcStmont. $50.
If,zf, Slno
Iar,os NJ SL,r,oI.,. .,,,.ro, -, c,o,a.
W Cree Ra,da S,an
Theodore Ra,5a, ny IN 7 I Pbo,4,,
.,-.ir,,,,., ,,,ui,,i,, -
ami. q poy,sII -, viz ~ po+rfcl, II.r-
rigan. assignee. Carroll. 81.
Amos GrambIfnc etux. to Daniel :. Nc
Auulrv. EarprSboro. SIoo
George Miller to Daniel :. McAnuItv.
Barnesboro. $40.
d. ). McAnuItv ct ux. TO Carrie KrouSe.
Earnesboro. SO.
Anton Rick to Paul Myers. Lower Yoder.
$50
Peter Wfngard ct uN TO Daniel WingaId,
RichIand. 81 300.
j. {. Luke ct uN. to Charles Edgar Luke.
South Fork, 81.
William II. Piper ct al. to William c.
AuraudI, Lilly. SO.
Ephraim Findley et al. 10 LeOuOra Stutz-
man, West Taylor, sNs3.
Lcouura Stuzmau ct viz. to James W.
Hunt, West Iay lor. $1,000.
James ". Hunt et uN. to Leonora Stutz-
man. RoScdalc. 81 .2OJ.
BENJAMIN l.. Davis 10 Hattie NJ. Davis
MorrcIivilIc. SOD
Seventh Ward Fire Company to Thomas
r Marshall. JohnStown. 5000.
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SUTTON Died at her home in Clear
field township on Thursday. March eth.
1~gJ. Ellen, wife of John Sutton, aged
about 90 years
The deceased is survived 10y her husband
and Zine chiIdrcn-Jhree sons and SIX
daughters-uamely: II aTvcy. Blair,
Thomas. Agnes. Maude. Norah, May,
Dorothy and an infant daughter Beside
her husband and children she is also sur
yived by three brothers and three sisters,
namely: Dr. J. Il. Noonan, of Patton:
Jesse. Stanislaus. Agnes, and Mrs David
Watt. of Altoona. and Mrs. Eliza --. Of
Ohio The funeral took place from her
late residence at 9o'cIock Sunday morning
The deceased was devout member of the
Catholic church. an exemplary wife ana
mother. and as highly esteemed by all
who knew her Her remains We followed
To their last resting place by a large con-
course Of Sorrowing friends who sympa-
thize deeply with ner afflicted family. \.
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Repor, ofGrsnd5nTy.

To His HofiDr. the Judge Of the Court 0f
Quarter Sessions of Cambria cOlHtB:
WHEREAS, In privilege granted the
grand jury for the purpose of investigating
the county home. Jail. etc. wOuId here
by respectfully submit the following:
First. in visiting the county home We
found it in a sanitary and healthfuI con
dition. and would hereby confer credit on
Steward Hoover
Second. on visiting the Jail We find the
prison in "a clean and healthful condition,
and would respectfully recommend repair
lug Of the office aud the warden'S bed
room. also the pIasteriug Of the prison
kitchen. and bata tub for use Of the fam
ily in charge.
The general appearance of the court
house i good. hut we would recommend
more room in the vault in the register and
recorders office for books.
r. II. NIXON, Foreman.
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-sEhe Land of Flowers -

IF the general sentiment concerning the
Pennsylvania Railroad ComPany'S person
ally conducted tours 20 Florida i to he
taken a. AN index of their popularity, they
may in all verify be Styled the ideal tours.
The next aud last of this seasons series
OF tours to Jacksonville will leave New
York and Philadelphia on March 26Jh. and
the rate. including round trip JramSporta
ton and meals and Pullman berth on
special train going. j. $50 from New York
and SIS from Philadelphia: proportionate
rates from other points. Tickets for this
tour viii be- good for return passage on
regular trains until May 81.
Tha number Of persons for which ac-
commodationS can be provided Is neces-
Sarily limited. and it would be- prudent for
those who desire TO join this party TO make
early application for space. For further
information apply 10 ticket agents or ad-
dress Tourist Agent 1896 Broadway. New
York or Room Al, Broad street station,
PHILADELPHIA, To whom application for
space should also be made.
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Marriage e licenses

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk OF the OrphlnS' Court
for the week ending Thursday, March II,
1895:
William Goebert and Emma Shatfer
Dale.
W. l.. Dobbins and Eva TroXell, Ash
vile
Givilym Evans, Hastings, and Lizzie
John, Brisbin, Pa.
Edwin t. +. Vicroy and Susie Apple,
Lower Yoder township.
Willis Wngard, Richland township, and
Polite Hoffman. Paint township, Indiana
county.
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Frame Dwelling House,
INcnRPnRAT1oN NOTICE.

| Notice i hereby given that an application
viii be made to the Court OF Common Pleas OF
the C unity OF Cambria. Pennsy Ivania, the
25TH DA / OF VI A ARt'H. 1880 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, under the Act OF Assembly entitled
AN Act to Provide for the Incorporation and
Regulation Of Certain Corporations" approved
4 riI 29th 1874. and the supplements thereto, toy
Rev. Joel Hunt. John Ludwig. T J. DAWSON
Felix Ludwig and Samuel Ludwig for the cnsr-
ter OF intended corporation to be called The
First AIrthnGist Episcopal Church OF Ebensbure.
PENNSYLVANIA. the character and object OF which
is for the support OF public worship according to
the faith. doctrine. discipline and usuages OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and for these
purposes To have possess and enjoy all he rights,
benefits and privileges conferred by the Act OF
Assembly aforesaid. and its supplements
kITIELL y LITTLE.
Ebensburg. Pa, FEB. p. 1878 st. Solicitors.
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Hollidaysburg. March I3.-Attcmpts at
bribery played a leading part to-day in tile
investigation being mace by the auditors
into the affairs Of the Blair county com
miSSioners. \ sensation was created VIII, Il
a witness testified that he was offered
brtbe of 500 if he would 90 on the witness
stand and swear in favor of the comm,S
SiUners in the painting contract.
Painter Leach also Swure that COmmis-
Siuner Hurd had requested him To testify
that the court house painting contract was
given by the yard ana not by the day, and
that the balance had not been paid To the
commissioners. lie declined, however TO
do a. Hurd requested. The minutes of the
commissioners Office were again examined
and il was shown that they had been
tampered with in relating TO the painting
contract.
Commissioner Hurd admitted when on
the stand that a commission of two per
cent was given by the merchant who fur
nfshed the paint. Lime-dealcT Beegle, OF
Duucansville who had been furnishing
lime. testified that in a conversation with
Commissioner Funk that gentleman tod
him that he and Commissioner Hurd had
no use for Commissioner Fagiey. They
ran the business of the office themselves
and did not have anything TO do with the
third man.
IL appeared from the testimony that
bridge contracts were given out without
advertising and that masonry contracts
were given to favorites without even open
ing all of the bids presented, thus entaiIiDE
a great loss % the county.
The vi hole affair viii be taken To court,
"a hon the commissioners will have "A chance
To explain their side of the case.
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. DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE

n Letters OF administration upon the estate OF
Jacob Stoliz. late of Elder township. in the
county OF Cambria, Pa. deceased, were duly
granted by the Register of said count. To the un-
deTsgned and a II persons indebted to said es-
tate are hereby notihed TO make Immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them properly authenticated for set
tcment MARY STOLTZ
JACOB T. STOIIZ.
Administrations Of ] Icob StOlIZ deceased
Elder township. February |, 1895.
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

n Estate o. William TomIinson. deceased
Letters of administration on the estate OF VIII
liam TOmlInsOn. late of Allegheny township,
Cambria county. Pennsylvania. deceased.
having been granted TO ne. notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted said
estate TO make immediate payment and those
having claims againsg the same will present
them properly aUthenticst q for settlement.
q EORGE SEY MOUR.
BKIDti ET TDMLlNSDN,
Administrators OF William TOmIinsOn. deceased.
Allegheny township. March !. 1925
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. nMInIsrRArRIX, NOTICE

a
n Letters OF administration the estate of
Margaret LamsrauX. late of Blacklick township,
Cambria county. Pa, deceased, haying been
granted {. the undersigned, notice is hereby Civ
EN- to all persons indebted to said estate make
immediate payment and those having claims
against the same to present them duly authenti
Gated for settlement
SAMANTHA HIrE.
BIacklisk Twp, Feb. ls95. Administrators.
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AND BUILDERS.

INARMEkS AND BUILDERS.
4 | have put in car load OF steel wire nails
and fence wire before the advance which l will
sell tor limited time at prices beilre the
vance. As there will likely he another advance
by the LIST of April, would advise you TO bug in
mediat3ly what nails and wire YOU want for the
coming season, thereny saving money 10y not
pay Ing the advance prices later on. A word TO
the wise is sufficient. GEO. HUNTLEY
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school Report

Following Is the report of Huffman
school for month ending February %:
Number in atteniance-bOys, Is; girls. Is:
total 33. Average attendance-bOyS. Il:
girls. 10: total, II. Perfect in attendance:
Frank KirSch, Alexander kirSch, Con
stantfne AnstiJt. John kunzeman. John
Huffman, John NisSel, John kirsch, Ray
mond Priser, Abbie Huffman, Katie
Kirsch and Martina Huffman.
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Death ofuenry SeanIanE,o.

As We go To press We learn Of the death
OF Henry Seaman. ESQ. of CarroIlrown.
this Thursday afternoon. the sad event
happening al the Pennsylvania railroad
depot at CreSSOn, where Mr. Seaman had
arrived from "a surveying trip aud intend
ed taking the evening train for his home
when he was suddenly striken down with
heart disease. Squire Scaulau was prob
ably known by more people than aLy other
man in the county. ds during the past fifty
years lac had followed the profession of
surveyor and during that time had sur
veyed nearly every farm in the north of the
county. Squire Scanlan was born i'm Cam
bria township, about three miles East Of
E6eu>burg. in April ISIS. and was in the
nth year of his age. He was twice mar
ried and leaves 10 survive him his second
wife and five SonS-JOhn. Thomas and
Harry. uf CauoliJowu: James Y. and VIII
liam, of n>tOwu-and two daughters
Josephine, wife of James {. Easily. Esq.
of CarrolIJown. and the other who is
member OF a religious order in Florida
Squire Scauluu a an early day located in
CarrolitOwn where he has been coutfnu-
ou>Iy elected Justice OF the peace for the
past thirty years or more.
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! The old Pennsylvania canal. and fore
/ runner OF the Pennsylvania railroad. and
| owned by the latter. viii be abandoned.
mat part OF the canal in operation in re-
cent years starts at Columbia, on the Sus-
quehanna. branching out north and north
eaSterly- extending to CIark's Ferry. New
ton Hamilton. Northumberland. Nantf-
coke and Lock Haven. and penetrating
tue important Wyoming coal region. The
operation of the canal has been attended
with loss from year to year.
Seven coal operators in the Pittsburg
district, engaged in supplying the coal
market have granted the Gg-cent rate de-
La"ded by their miners. President
Cairns, of the Miners Association. in
summing up the situation stated that
I'.D,0 men are actually out on strike: over
l,oFj are receiving the price demanded and
bout 1000 are working at the old figuras
Iae miners officials expect TO mako a
strong fight, but aS yet none will venture
an opinion a TO the duration or outcome
of the contest.
"A Clearneld gentleman. who was at
the bolton recently. in referring to the
Iact THAT the Bigier brothers Edmund A.
ana William D.-hold two responsible Of
neral positions, one at the eastern and the
other at the western end of the State-ioc-
ulariy said: But that runs in the family.
Their tather-WiIliam BigIcr-was elected
governor Of Pennsylvania in Is5f In the
very same year brother Of the latter was
elected governor of California. Both men
were nominated for Office without the
knowledge of either. and both had been
duly elect and Installed in the executive
chair for many days before the news Of
that event had Travelled from the Pacific 10
Pennsylvania and rice Ucrsd. News went
slow a. d. ls5i via Cape Horn. and that
Is the reason tina. the BigIer brothers were
50 slow Ia hnding out each others political
honorS. - Harrisburg Patriot.
An eminent physician calls attention
TO a simple means of keeping chfIIs. colds
and the ailments that cold weather brings
ON at distance. Deep and forced rcspfr-
alton. he says. will keep the entire body in
a glow in the coolest weather. though one
be thiu.y clad He declares he was him
sell half frozen To death our4iight. and be-
gan taking deep brcaThS and keeping the
air IN his lungs aS long aS possible. with
the result that he was thoroughly com
Portable in a few minutes. The plan i An
easy one to try. and seems logical. too.
since ii is Il physiological fact well known
that the heat OF the body i generated by
slow combustion. TO which oxygen is fac
tor, and rapid breathing wouId naturally
increase this combustion Some fuel iS
needed, however. the same as for other
combustion. and the scheme would proba-
bly, not work unless that had been supplied
in the form of food to the body.
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NTANTED-A regular customer for I Fest
w Country Butter. For particulars all at
this office.
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Il The highest market price paid for all kinds
OF Furs Dy George L. Frederieks, Epensburg, Pa.
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miscellaneous Notices.

Two Heating Stoves at cost at DunOn'
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NOR SALE OR RENT.
Il new eight room house on Lloyd street.
For particulars call on L. .DUFTON,
Ebensburg, Pa.
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UNA FORTUNA DID,
500 MIL PESOS.

Desde hoy en- la sastreria Francesa, Forta-
leza s., vista la gran exstencia que tene en- deposO
Venderan las telas precio de fibrca las hechu-
calcularan asl: traes de casimr desde . mas
ia II. los parroquanos pOr cada peso que gasten
les regalara nllmero de la papeleta para Ia
por acciones que ceebrara dicha Sasrerla
el 10 de Dcienbre prOXmO, en- combination con la
Lotera Provincial con ell que pueden ganar: un bl-
lete entero de Navidad de Madrd ell eual se pue-
de obtener una fortuna de mas de MEDIC MA'
LION DE PESOS, ell que tenga ell ndmero igual
al premio mayor de la Lotera Provincial de Puerto
Rico DCz bjlletes de la citada LOtera provincial eI
que obtenga nlimero igual al segundo premlo Y un
ternO complete de casimr, que podrdn escOer en- Cl
aIu;lcGn de la casa los que Obtengan las dos aproN
maciOnts al repetdO premio mayor dc la tres Veces
dirhu Iocra Provincial Ademas de las papeletas de
la vent; por accones, regalaran hasta agotar &c
c:ar de- doceua, todo el que caste IL pesos en-
Ia SAStrera, Dotella entera de la tamOsa Aqua
DE FLORIDA que desta ell EACdO. CerVOni que
6s tan buena como Ia que sc impOrta de Nueva York
Hay que aprovechar esta ganga que no Sc pre-
Benta todos los dias. A la isa env1an muestras
para hacer traje bastard mandar unO del uSO de
que enVie Ia Orden de COnfecci0n. 20
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La MONEOA ESPECIAL

Sin que s0pamos en- que fundamentos
ae apOya, teneuOs nOticia de que por la
Isla circula ell rumor de que el seflOr Mi
nistro de Ultramar abriga prOp0sitOs de
pesolver nuestr0 COnflicto mOnetariO, can
QeandO los soles unexicanOs por M20nedG
esDecGQI de plata en- su mayor parte, pOr
Diezas de bronco de y 10 c6ntimOs igua
les & las que circular en- la Peninsula y pOr
DaDel mOneda de diversOs valOres.
Con verdad sea dichO que tai rumor
sc ha recibidO generalmente con sefaladi
simo descOntento, pOrque SO cree, y con
raz6n, que 81 esos prOp0sitOs Sc realiZaran,
en- voz do salvars0 nuestra situaci6n, cao~
riamOs en- mayOres desgraClas al extreme
de preciDitar nuostra rulna.
Los sOles moXicanOs que aqu1 SO reci-
ben Embellishments pOr IS centavOs espa-
holes, ciertamento que es mOneda despre-
Ciada en- tOdas parties, porO tambi6n es
ciertO que en- los mercadOs eur0peOs an
QlO-americanos tienen un va1Or real, mas
8 menos alto, perO siempre I'm valOr bajO
la base de orc. LA mOneda especial pGT0
circular 801am2e31te en- Puerto RicO, (proba
blemente de mas baja Icy que los meXiCa
nos), resultar1a del todo in1til para Ia ex
portaci6n, Y el conerciO SO encargar1a de
cotizarla con tai depreciation, que los
Cambios para el exterior aumentar1an pro
Gigiosamente sObre 10 exOrbitante & que
hoy rigen.
NosOtrOs no creemOs que el senior Gas
tellanos puoda caer on tan funesto error
nj que nos applique I'm remedio mil veceG
peor que la misma enfermedad. El pals
no Quiore mOnedaeApecia nj Quiere billie
tes. Sus legitimas aspiraciones son las d.
tener la mis1na moneda que circula en- Il
Naci6n que pertenece, al igual de las de
mas provincias peninsulares.
Nos completeness en- suponer que 10
ameritados runnOres carecen en- absolut
de fundamento y quo son el producto d
cerebros desocupados que SO Gozan en- sem
brar alarmas y temOres. El Ministro
sus Consejeros pensaran maduramente l
que convene & los intereses generates de
pals al resolver tan arduo problema.
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NOTIClAS De La GUERRA
(De 714eStrOS cdmjes.)
INCENDIO DEL GUAMO

ri viernes %, entire y de la tarde,
SO p1resentt6 en- eli poblado del Guamo, 81
tuadO en- las riberas del ''Cauto", una par
tida insurrecta bien armada, de unos %
hombres, cuyo jefe era ell cabecilla Juan
Mendieta, conocido en- esta ciudad, 81 cual
lego dando aviso q todos los vecinos que
abandonasen sus casas y SO refugiaran en-
el campo, porque iba cumplir las 6rdenes
del general Maceo, pegandole fuego inme
diatamente al poblado, y que les oonced1a
cinco minutes de t6rmino para desalojarlas
Enseguida SO dirigieron I'm estable-
cimiento; penetraron en- 81 y cogieron una
lata de gas, y regando el Hquido por varias
casas pegaron fuego, de ah1 con pencas de
guano encendidas iban extendiendo & to-
das las demas el elemento destructor, y
las nueve de la noche va estaba todo redu-
cido cenizas; no habiendo salvado, sus
hoy tristes mOradores, mas que la ropa
que llevaban puesta, porque no les dierOn
lugar NADIA mas que para huir de no pere-
Ger en- 81 incendio. j -
Ou6ptase do una seaoEa epferma, que
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GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General. .-Socrot&ria. Ne
Rooiado 2.o-Real Ord0n trasladando la.
plaza de Presidente de Sala de Ia Audien-
cia de Manila, por convenienci4a del servi-
dSsernpefa iguaL cargo en- la de Pto.- Rico.
Idem trasladando, en conisi6n, d la
plaza de Presidente dc Sala d8 Ia Audi8n
cia do Puerto Rico, don Aniceto de Pal
ma y Lujan, Probidento de Saia de la de
la I4abana.
ldem nornbrando Presidente de Sala
de Is Audiencia d. la Habapa 4 don Anto-
Mo Mondo y Figueroa, Fiscal de la Terri
torial de PuertO-RicO.
Jdem trasladando q la plaza de Fiscal
dc Ia Audiences Territorial de Puerto-Rico
a don Juan dc Ia Cruz Cisneros.
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Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar a
nuestro antique amigo ell senior don Mar
ciso Oller, importante comPrciante y pro-
pietario de Hormigueros, que SO encuentca
de transito en- esta Capital.
RETRAT0S. - RETRATOs!!- 81 desea
ustod una buena fotografa, un retrato al
0leo, al pastel 9 al crey6n, dirijase al acre
no Azonso, Fot6grafo de la Real Casa,
San Francisco n1mero ~, en- esta Capital.
Sc garantizan los trabajos. S. rvciben Or
dena8 da todos los pueblos de la Lsla que
seran servidos con prontitud y esmero.
Precios al alcance de todas las fortunes.
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mas de 40 clubs, donde SO recauda dinero

mas de 40 clubs, donde SO recauda dinero
para comprar armas y municiones entire
los simpatizadores de Ia cGWsG. Los jor~
naleros (tabaqueros en- su mayor parte)
dan semanalmente ell valor de un dfa de
trabajo. Los socios de los clubs, SO SO 81
mes. Comisiones de sehoras cubanas y
norte-americanas hacen colectas plblicas.
En- todos los clubs SO We enlaz4da la bnn-
dero cw6Gma con Ia americana, cubi4rtas
Mart1. Hay establecimientos donde los
cubanos hacen ejercicios para instruirse
On el man9jo de las armas. ......
Asf entienden los yankees Ia neutrali-
dad que pregonan en- sus despachos of
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NOTlCIAS DEL NEW HERALD"

CTraduoidos expresamente para La Correspondence
Julio 20.
La sdbita presencia en- Washington
del SecretariO de Estado Mr. Olney; la ca
81 simultanea llegada del Ministro espaflol
seflor Dupuy de LONE y una larga confe-
rencia colebrada on el Departamento dc
de silenciO.
Gran misterio ha prevalecido en- los
actos oflciales que Sc relacionan con la
conferencia mencionada, ,mostrandose muy
reticentes todos los que en- ella tomaron
parte. Naturalmente, como siempre que
30 trata de hacer nisteTiQs en- Gas0s como
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Los sefiores Sucnsores de

Los sef1ores Sucesores de Lucian }
Lomba y Compalfa, San Justo, esqui; q
Tetuan, son los 1nicos agentes en- Puerto
Rico de la gran fabrica de tabacos, cig2-
rrillos y picadura La Competidora Gadi-
tGmG que en- la Habana tienen establecida
los se1ores Viuda de Manuel Camacho 8
hijo. Los productos de esta gran fabrica
tienen nombradfa universal. Lease el
anuncio en- Ia primera plana de La Co.
RRESPONDENCIA,
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No son los chinos tan bArbaros G

No son los chinos tan barbaros como
parecen, pues, al deoir de un peri6dico
''yankee", en- aquel pals le cortan Ia cabe-
"a los banqueros que quiebran. Con tan
harrnosO sistema han cOnseguido q. desde
quinientos aflos hasta la fecha no haya
ocurrido nj una sola quiebra en- Jhina; en-
cambio no sucede 10 mismo en- las nacio-
nes mas civilizadas, cuyos habitantes de-
ben fumar cigarrillos Cabanos, que mora
liZa0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-08-01

El bergantfn danes ''Clara" ha cs.read0
en- Ponce para Falmouth 200 bocoyee ; 40
barriles con 211. .844 kilos y 80 berries ..~
marindo. el bergantin ingl6a ''Me T.
rs bocoyes con $500 kilos del .aiszno
dulce.