davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-14

At this point, consequently, Ailsa had a
lead of 2m. lis. on Britannia. The big
yacht, after tacking around the st.
Hnorat mark, had a broad reach of four
miles to mark boat off Aiguille point in a
steady breeze and with all her gearing
working good. Ailsa was pulling clear
away from Britannia.
Ailsa accordingly had a lead of 2 min
utes, i3 seconds at first round over the
Prince of Wales cutter, aud was increas-
ing her lead steadily and had shown her
superiority on every point of sailing over
Britannia in today's weather.
After the yachts had jibed around tho
western Aiguile mark boat they ran home
with light wind from abaft starboard
beam at first, but which atterward worked
around further aft. The effect of the
breeze, however, was considerably less
ened so far as the two big yachts were
concerned by the heavy sea running.
Britannia had her spinnaker and pinnacle
sails set. Ailsa set square running sail,
and In his speck OF canvas they ran to
finish.
Britannia finished the first round one
minute and 45 seconds behind Ailsa.
The times of the yachts at the finish
were:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-14
GOUT, RHEUMATISM,

rheumatic gout, or any gouty or rheu-
matte affection, whatever, has its surest
remedy In the Carlsbad Sprudel salt.
There's nothing SO successful In clearing
out the excess OF uric acid In the blood.
That has been proved In hundreds OF
years and In thousands OF cases at Carls-
bad.
So with any OF the ailments brought on
by sedentsry habits-dyspepsia, indiges-
tion, perverted nutrition, constipation,
Carlsbad cures them, and cures them per-
manently.
But the best way is TO prevent them.
A little Carlsbad Sprudel Salt taken when
you suspect any trouble, will keep your
stomach and liver and bowels and kidneys
In perfect order.
Take only the genuine imported Carls-
bald Salt (solidified and bottled at the
Sprudel Spring. with signature oil
"EIsNER & MENDEIsoN Co., Sole Agents,
New York." on every bottle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
mon TnEAsoN l.IAN>Ep.
Labor Leaders Discussed - proaoai.
tion 40 Overthrow the United states.

ton 40 Overthrow the United states.
Das MONIES, Ia. january I'll, las It
leased OUT that high treason Was PLANNED
ana the execution OF the plans uT- d rs.
one of the Chicago men IL the confidence
Of and who had sympathy with Eugene y.
Debs, James X. Sovereign and others OF
the leaders of the American Railway
Union strike at Chicago last summer.
There can be- little GDubt THAI they ac-
tually contemplated oVe"tA~9E4n- tic
United States soyarnm MT AMI accomplish
ing by force the S:edt llbJr revolution
which they claim IS c"mins.
General Master Workman Sovereign, OF
the knights Of LABOR admitted 10 Tie
World correspond mt today that tire
scheme had been ..ropos i ami considered,
though ne denied tndt lie attended any OF
the meetings where The plan VAS talked
ABOUT.
1t was proposed soon after the federal
troops We're sent 10 chicago.
The originators were tNo Chicago law
yers. Several we'd ,aoWn business man
joined IN the suggestion. A.. SoN.Ieign
refused 10 give the names III '.te ieIsoas
who came 20 him and Debs -. II ;ae p.aa.
bat said they Were men who's names
were familiar 70 the public.
The plan was, Ar. Sovereign said. for
all the labor leaders, including Debs and
himself Sovereign TO so TO some western
state and declare independence from the
national government. No state was de-
cided upon, but oregon and Washing ton
were talked OF. the idea, which was ad-
vaneed To the labor / aders by business
men and lawyers OF Chicago who were in
sympathy with the strikers and wanted To
see them win, was to so to some state
which had a populist governor VINO was
fri andly to them and set up Il provisional
government and keep the national govern
ment out with force il necessary.
Mr.. Sovereign said that troops were
offered them sufficient TO make their
claim good. He said that the plan was
talked over along with many more, bat
that he and Debs and the other labor
leaders were too loyal to their country to
entertain any such scheme, consequently
il was finally abandoned.
Debs was somewhat inclined to accept
the proposition. a man from Texas sent
a design for a banner for the new govern
ment which was peculiar but Mr.. Sow
ereign says he cannot remember Just what
it was. The plan was to work east from
the proposed new state of which they w-re
to take possession; gradually take in the
whole country and set possession OF the
national government itself.
They would have put in force all the
peculiar policies OF the labor organizations
as far as they could be made consistent.
one thing that deferred the labor leaders
from going into the scheme was that they
feared they could not hold all their fol-
lowers together for a common purpose.
Some would want to go into too many
things, and dissension and ruin would fol-
low
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21

lived in Jacksonville. / am firm believer
in annexation That is the only salvation
of Cuba, but Spain continually insults the
United States without resentment on our
part and | suppose she will do SO now, for
i see that the Spanish minister at Wash
ington has asked this government 10 inter-
fere in this Fernandina affair.
Many Cuban Societies.
The fitting out of this Fernandina eXpe-
tition so far is said to have cost fully $780,
OGO but the treasury of the Cuban patriots
is amply able to stand this drain upon 1t.
OF the numerous Cuban secret societies in
this part of the country, sevcnty-two are
in Key West seventy in Tampa, twelve
in Ocala, two in Jacksonville, eighteen 9TH
ers in New Orleans and New ork. and In
fact wherever there are fifty or more male
CubanS over twenty-one years OF age III
sympathy with the cause CT Independence.
Every member of these Socie'leS gives one
days pay out of each months earhlhgS
as his contribution to the cause. III IS eS-
timated that i'm Florida alone nearly 100000
has been raised for the patriots during the
year 1894. Many Cuban cigar makers earn
as high as 81 and So a day and 81 day Is
by no means LrUsual pay with them.
In this city tonight there is good deal OF
excitement ann ns them. tor tney ni hem
ruined by some traitor in the Fernandlha
camp.
L. Not Seriously Considered.
Washington, January Is. AT The ueas-
ury department the alleged expectation Gi
the Baracon, Amadis and Lagonda, TO
some southern country with alleged aims
abroad, is not considered eri)l@iy. None
of these vessels have been seized, though
one or two Of them have been uane cessarily
detained at Fcrnandina, Fla, - await
further examination of suspicious e,rCuln-
stances. It is probable that after to1ay al
The vessels will proceed on their ~cY with
out further molestation by the FEDERAL
authorities.
The Lagonda Released.
Fernandna, Fla, January 1S.-Rev Mr..
Moore, the owner of the yacht LaSonda,
detained on suspicion of being fitted out
for a fihbustering expedition. arrived here
this morning and shortly after his arrival
the custom house authorities released the
Yacht Matters between Mr.. Moore and
the chartereIs We're arranged satisfactorily
by MIR. \. S. Borden, as agent for the
charter parties, and the yacht sailed this
evening for Jacksonville. Mr.. Moore ac-
companied her. The arms which We're
found in Mr. Bordcn's warehouse are still
in the hands of the customs officials
"There is no place like home when the
cooking is good. It's always good when Dr.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is used.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
a THREATENING PLACARD
Posted ON the Walls in Colon, Co1Om-
bia--A Request for Troops.

New York. January IA special dis
patch from Colon, Colombia, says: The
police removed yesterday from a wall on
principal street a placard, evidently
emanating from revolutionistS, threatening
confiagradon and the use of dynamite
for the destruction OF the city because Of
oppressive taxation imposed by the gov
eminent. The greatest CONSERVATION pre-
walls here, and, in consequence of threats
to destroy the city, a proclamation has
been issued forbidding any one to be abroad
after o'clock at night. The local govern
ment, apprehensive of open revolt, has sent
urgent messages to Bogota and Panama,
begging that troops be forwarded here
from the Infer nlarp -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
The Train from Louisiana

New Orleans. La, January 1.-THE secre-
Iary and treasurer OF the Association for
the Relief of Nebraska Sufferers states
that about sixteen or seventeen carloads
have been donated. and additional donations
OF both supplies and money are still coming
in. II looks if Louisiana will send out
the banner relief train of all her sister
states TO Nebraska TO relieve the suffering
of her people.
The relief train will leave here about tina
FIST Of next week
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
Do You Have Asthma:

If you do, you will be glad to hear that
the Kola plant, found on the Congo river,
West Africa, is reported positive cure for
the disease. The kola Importing Company,
1164 Broadway, New York, have such faith
in this new discovery that they are sending
out free by mail, large trial cases of Kola
compound to all sufferers from Asthma,
who send their name and address on a pos
cal card. Write to them,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
Young uuau an Exile.

Mr. Huaus father, who is still living in
this city at an advanced age. was for many
years prior 10 1888 the surgeon general OF
the Spanish army IL Cuba. and his son was
educated somewhere in Connecticut about
thirty-fve years ago. Young Huau and his
brothcr-inlaw, Henry Fritot, We're both sus-
uected OF participating i'm the revolution OF
1859 Both were arrested and confined for
many weeks in Castle Mora. at Havana,
Int We're finally released through the inter-
vention of the surgeon general upon the
condition that they leave the country with
in twcnty-four hours.
''It took me only two hours 10 quit it,"
said Mr.. Huau tonight, and have never
been back on the island since This was
I'm February, 1863, since which time / have
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21

"There is no place like home when the
cooking is good. It's always good when Or.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is used.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21


ueut as sim ply
wonderful Sincc
taking Dr Pierce :
Golden Medical Iis-
corery IN connection
with hrs Pleasant
Pellets I have gain
eli n every respect.
particularly IN fie~h
aud strength NV
liver was tircadfuliy
enlarged and 7 suf
fcrei greatly from
dyspepsia 70 ply
s-ia1 cOGid give
relief
Now. after two
months ! am entire
" relieved Of my
disease. Ny appe-
title Is excellent :
food well digested
much improved. .
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21

If any one doubts the prc-emiuence of
DR.. Prices Baking Powder a single trial
will carry conviction Of its imm dsurably
superior merits. IL sgrpasses anything OF
the kind III the world.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-01-21
ulDLDEIN
MEDICAL
DISCOVERY

Many years ago Or. r. v. Pierce, chief
consulting physician TO the InvalIds' Hotel
and SURGICAL Institute. Ruffalo, y Y. com
r,orIuded this medicine Of vegetable ingrcdi-
euts which had an especial effect upon the
stomach and liver. TouSiug the organs 10
Fealthfli activity a. well as purifying and
euriciliuE the blood by sUcn means the
stomach and the nerves are supplied with
suyr blood they will not do duty without II
any more than a locomotive can run with
ont coal You can not get a lasting cure OF
Dvspcpsia. or Indigestion. by taking aTii-
fciallv digested foods or pepsIu-the stoin-
acl must do It's own work IN It's own way
Do not put your nerves 10 sleep with so
called celery mixtures, i > better 20 go 20
e. ss.,t al ti,a difficulty and feed the nerve
cells on the food they require Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. BiliOusness and Nervous Al
fectious such as sleeplessness and weak,
,,..-,-o,rs feelings are completely cHyef by
tI,e Discovery. II puts on healthy hesh,
brings refreshing sleep and iuvigOEates the
whole SYSTEM
Nrrs <. HsxEr. of 10. 50 North Hait1t ~,
80. ~ vx-Tf-S- regard my improve
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-10-28

California Grapes, Peaches, Nee
tarines, Apricots, Celery, Cauli-
flowers, Fresh Oysters and crabs are
amongst the ice house, goods re-
ceived on the Australia by the Cali
fornia Fruit Market, Camaripos &
Company. The finest quality and
the lowest price
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
BlNCO ESP PANOL DR PUBRTO.RICO
TNTERESANTE

En vista del Real Deoreto de 6. de los corrientes
y de la cir'uar de fscha del Gobierno General de
esta isla relatiya al CAME de la moneda mecana el
Conseo de GOblernO de este Banco ha acorIado en-
session de del actual, hacer pdbcas las siguientes
reglas para el cumpmiento de las opeFaciones penG
dientes con este establecim ento.
Prmera. A partir del p del actual, todas las
operaclones cuyo pago SO haya estipulado eo dcha
moneda CON la expression dc smoneda corr entes, -,
quedaran reducdas desde luego la nueya moneda
espahola de acuaacion especial, bajo el msmo tipo
de equivalenca fjado para ell canje es decir que ln
d6bito de Glen pesos moneda mel iicana corrente
por. ejemplo Quedara convertible en- debito de $95
de la nueva moneda.
Segunda. Los intereses que dichas operaciones
devenguen partir del msmo dfa 22 inclusive, seran
1Os que en- la nueva meneda correspondent al d6bito
1uego de convertible este dcha raoneda, segun Is
Xegla precedente. 3,-
Tercera. FL Banco continuara por ahora admi-
tendo empeando. en- los pagos, eli por cento en-
moneda mejicana fraccOnara al tipo de 80 05 de la
nueva moneda por, Gaia l00, centsvos de la deha
fraccionaria; Sen las operaciones nteriorea cen
eentavos'. Ia peza dc medic peso mejieana, por 48
esta, la pieza de peseta mejicana as sfraccio.
nes in'erores Is centavosS, las monedas de 10 de
centavos pOr todo su valor.
Cuarta. Lo estsbecdo en- La rsgla que antece-
de solo regina hssta tanto que por el Gobierno Sc
lleve efecto Ia recogida CAME de Ia moneda mej-
cana ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, II de D;c.embre de
1895-El Sub-gobernador,-J. WI. Lopez. 81 10 2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13

El viernes-29-pas6 por fin Antonio
Maceo el Rubic6n (a) La Trocha. El par.
to Official dice que va con 5000 hombres."
-Toda la prensa de la IsIa ha recogi.
do y publicado un encuentro gostenido
entire cortas fuerEas n3andadas por ell ge-
neral Garcia Aldave y las fuertes avan-
zadas de la partida de Maceo en- La Tro.
cha, el doce del pasado.
Y ahora los correspon sales de La DIS.
custom en- Puerto Principe Hol9uin, Sc
flores Varela y Creus, basados On datos
positivos, vienen negando Ia posibiIidad
de este encuentro, con las fuerzas de Ma
Geo, SO entiende.
Para convencerse de clio, basta leer
cualquier correspondence de las que me
rehero y de cuyas Sc deduce que si ell dia
en- Guaramanao de Tunas, las coIumnas
de Mario Ceballos hallaron & Maceo Ca.
pote con dos mil hombres, 81 los inst1rrec.
tos peHnoctaron el en- EE Ldbao de Cana.
ntgWda cosa dificil, por que esta & 90 Ie-
Ruas de duaraInauao, con permiso de El
1eLegrGna6, 81 Ia noche siguiente pernoc.
to Maceo, perseguido siempre, en- Oaridad
del Jobabo, que esta unas so lepuas Ia
La Trocha Gcorno SO possible quo del IL
al II estuvleran gus aVanzadas On dicha
IEocha Inca mliitar de Jucaro Moron!
Dit1c1l 90 creerlo, por que SO trata de
una gran ma de hombres, continuanan.
te en- fuego, y asi nc So recorren so lepuaa
en- tres Jornadas, & menos de una hiIida-
en- carrera que dejara tan1af1ita la del
Principe Mazeppa.
-Hemos estado en- espera de aloo
sensational que hubisra podido dar ju6o
q esta correspondencia.
BE Saba que Jose Maceo con Carton
Manuel de Cespades regresaba & sus ss-
condr1Jos por Guantanamo al efecto el
general Canellas habia dispuesto que sa
pus1eran en- activfsimo movimiento Las
calumnas del OorOnel Vaquaro, Tenienta
Ooronel Ruiz y Comandante Rotger
Garrido.
Se aseguraba por algunos sitieros que
en- las cercanias del ingenio San Antonio
nabla sldo hallado Ia Rruesa partida 6e
Jose Maceo siendo batida por las fuerzag
de Guantanamo en- combination, Nada
SO sabe oficialmente de este, & las horas
presentes.
.Aqui Sc aprestaban & salirle al Daso Ies
coiumnas de Tejeda y Linares que al efec.
TO Sc hallan operando con esa intenci6n.
pero Ultima hora SO susurra cue eI her.
manlto del geneTGtGSSnaO insurrecto ha tor.
cido La ruta que traia, que SO conocfa
por seguras conhdencias tomando un ro-
deo para entrar en- la zona de Brazo de
Cauto, por la antigua trocho de Mdceo.
alberta durante la guerra pasada en- los
montes que rodean el casi inaccessible
cuarton donde los dos hermanos nacieron
ana por Sta. Isabel cerea del ingenio Sta.
Ana.
La question es que nada Sc sabe & es-
tas horas de encuentro alguno.
Lo dnlco que SO asegura es q. jose Ma
GEO Cespedes ya estan en- la provincia.
kContlnuara). ET TCorreSpOnsal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
TELEGRAMks, VIA ST. THOMAS
(TrGd4cido$ eGpTesdnnente para
LA CORKAsPONDENCIA.l

Nueva York, Diciembre 5.-Telegra-
ftan do Rio JanoirO que ei Gobierno bra-
slleho no acopta la proposition del minis
tro ingl6s de eometer & arbitrage la cues
ti6n de Ia isla Trinidad.
Dicen de Shanghai quo 0lgunos Chi
nos r6boldes SO han apodar8dO de la Capt.
tai y provlncias de Kansu. Ah6deHe que
ell Gobi0rnO dc Ia China pide protection al
de Russia para reconquistar csc territorio.
Nueva York, 7.-Telegrefian de Paris
que en- Ia session que celebraba Ia Camara
dc Dlputados aver, Mr.. Gilber Lenoiz dis
paro dos tiros de revolver y se cree que
ast& loco. Dioen dc Copenhaguo Que 81
Presidente del Consejo de ministries ha
dado nuevas 6rdenes para castigar seva-
remente q los Capitanes de barcos dane
ses qle ayuden s los insurrectoe cubanos
Teiegrafian dc Cuba que Macco, Go
rnez, Rolof y Sanchez Sc han undo para
invadir la provincial dc Matanzas. So ha
presontado al Congreso de WASHINGTON
una peticion frn1ada por 100000 cfI1da-
cimiento de Ia beligeranciaide los insurrec-
tos cubanos.
Nueva- York, 9.-Comunican de Ber.
Lin que Ell Kaiser ha aprobado Ie moci6n
tendente mantaner la prima sobro el
aZucar, limitando su production. Publ
ca el Herald un despacho de Caracas
anunciando que ha llegado va auuelln
ciudad la nota de Lord Salisbury deman
dando el pago dc 10 mil libras esterlinas nl
gobierno venezolauo por ell incidente de
Urnan. Mr.. Olney y el ministro de Vene-
zuela on Washington han teaido una lar
ga conferencia sobre este asunto, " el pri.
nero oxpres6 Ia opinion de que Ell gobier.
no venezolano debe dar una repuesta CON
ciliatoria al de Inglaterra.
Nueva- York, 1O.-~H Journal des De.
bots de Paris, conaentando 81 inoidente de
Urnan, cree que los Estados UnidOs no
tienen fuerza naval nj terrestre con que
apcyar I'm cGsuS bella. ,.-.a y-
El Times dice que los ''sensibles" arneri
canos no pueden ignorer las insinuaciones
del Journal des Debats, y que q nenos que
SO emplee una diplomacia exquisite, han
de haoer innumerables gastos los EH. .sUU,
gastos que hasta ahora SO hacen innecesa.
rios.
Telegrafan dc la Habana al Herald
que la hota britannica SO ha visto an 81 Ga
nal de las Bahamas. pgesumisnd0 que va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
iADIOS MEJICANOS!

Hasta mafiana 4 las ocho dc Ia misnna
circularan Offcialmente en- Puerto-Rico los
pesos mejicanos, que duranto unoe 10 afos
sirvieron dc base las transacciones gene
rales del pals Para algunos dejaran gra
tos recuerdos y pingiies banefcios; para
otros miseria y ruina.
Los sOles mejicsnos entraron en- nues-
ira isla. 81 aGo de 1879 para comprar con
ellos las cedulas de IA indemnizaoi6n de
los esclavos y fu6 obieto do IN negocio co
lOsal para los quo BupierOn explOtar aQue
liza transaction que el gobierno metropon
tico autori20. Desde entonces no Sc vic
aperas en- 81 pals circular otra moneda 81.
no aquel Sol extranjero nacionaliZado que
pronto empez6 turbar la regularidad de
los negociOs cOnsecuencia de la crscien.
to baja del metal argentine y de la consi.
guienta huctuaci6n de los giros
Desde que este NAL empez0 & dejar
sentir sus efectos, alarmado ell pals, llam6
la atenci6n del gobierno metropolitan, SUI
.pllcandOle puslese remedio tempo y an
Ges dc que SO presentasen graves confiic.
tos.t III Sol mejicano SO depreciaba cada
d1a; la fluctuaci6n dc los giros impedfa
las transacciOnes regulares de los negocios;
el precio de los artfculos de primera nece
s1dad SO elevaba & lag nubes los emplea
dos y los jornaleros deseQuilibrando sus
presupueetos, seguian cobrando sus habe-
res sus jornales en- plata mejioana, al
misnno tipo que 10 habfan cobrado en- ORC
espafOl en- naejores tiempos.
Hay que hacer aquf una advertencia
que dara d conocer el inter6s que los eco
aomlatas peainaWlaEea de entonoes demos
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BANCO ESpANOL De PUERTO.RICO.
cAMRIO De RlllETES

Pubucado en- "Gaceta" extraordinaria de aver el
r. D. sObre cante de la mOneda meIiCana,
circuante esta 1sla. bao la misma relacl6n que
MIA estab!ecida entire ella y la llamada MONEDA
OFFICIAL g. fin de evitar todo g6nero de dudas y
temores, 81 fBanco Espsnol de Puerto % Rico" hace
constar que nanteniendo la prina de 20 por ciento
djada para ell pago de billetes en- moneda meji
cana, satsfara desde ell % del actual, los que Sc lie
presenter al cobro, en- la siguiente forma;
E billeto de q (que representa- = mejicanos) con
$50 de la nueva moneda.
FL tiete de 10 (que representa- $l2 mejicanos) con
$li 40 de la nueva moneda. .
E bllete dc 20 que representa- $24 mejicanos) con
$22. 80 de lanueva moneda. ~ Z. ..
E blete de so (que representa- $50 mejicanos) con
$57. co de lasnueva moneda.
E bete lie 800 que representa- $l2O mejicanoa) con
$lI4.O0 de la nueva moneda.
E bete de 800 (que representa- $24O meieanos) con
1928. 20 de 10 nueva moneda.
Ademas: dendo convenience asi los particula-
como al establecimiento mismo Ia mas pronta
recojida de la actual serie de betes hoy crcula
si6n, Sc INVITA- por medic del presente a los sres.
Sc srvan presentarlos en- la Gaia del Banco, bien al
cane por eectivo bien para su abeno en cuenta CO
spR'd dopegnaaQs. -. ~ LOPEZ ~a,.aaa -.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-13
INTENDENCIA GENERAL De HACIENDA
PUBLICA De LAISLA De PUERTO RICO

Segun 10 dispuesto en- la Circular fe-
cha z del corriento, las operaciones 1, !
canje comenzaran en- cgta Capital el dia
IA, terminando el 81 del actual para sumas
de cualquier importoncia, contiruando
desde ei 20 al rs para cantidados quo no
bajen de 12O pesos.
Por ahora, SO cangear&n solo los pesos
enteroe, y con arreglo la tabja de equi
valencia publicada en- Ia "Gaceta" fecha
8 del corriente.
Las horas on que 81 pdblico puede can
gear, son de & II dc Ia nafiana y de l q
de 10 tarde, incluso los dias festivos, ex-
cepto el dia 21, en- que -podra cangearse
hasta las doce de la noche.
Los sitios en Sc cangear6 son los 81
guientes: Excma Diputaci6n Provincial.
-Excmo Ayuntamiento de Ia Capital
Banco Espaflol do Puerto Rico.-Banco
Territorial y Agflcola de Pusrto Rico
administrator do la Aduana de esta
Capital.
Lo que SO anuncla al pdblico para ge-
neral conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, II de Diciembre de 1895.
Ell Iptendente General de Hacienda,
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