davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning times., 1895-09-29
UNTIL LAMONT RETURN S.

The judge advocate general was asked If
he had received any instruction as to the
court-martial and he said that he got his
instructions from the adiutant general and as
there was no sign of a court-martial there the
case will probably take restuntil Secretary
Lamont returns.
1t is obligatory that the charges be filed
within eight days after the arrest and the
accused must be brought to trial within ten
days after the filing of the charges. In
case no charges are made he must DE re-
leased after the ex piration of forty days after
the time in which he Should have been
brought to trial. This latter process of
filing no charges and holding the prisoner
is sometimes regarded as sufficient punis,i-
ment.
Gen. Schofield was asked in view of the
fact of the release of the prisoner from
custody how that affected the military
control of the prisoner He said promptly
that Major Armes was still under arrest
by the military authorities pending the Set
tlement of the question raised by the de-
fense,
The morning times., 1895-09-29

Look for Kings Palace Great Fan Open
ing announcement in Mondays Times.
The morning times., 1895-09-29

The freaks of the weather are almost as
versatile in showing up their peculiarities
as those of q dime museum.
The morning times., 1895-09-29
MAJOR ARMIES DEFENSE.


If Major Armes is tried by court martial
at all. it viii be, of course, on the offense
of writing the letter. 1t is not improb
able that the court W i'll take into consid
Grafton the provocation; and its origin
appears to be the fact that Gen. Schofield
has prosecuted Major Armes, one proof
of which will be shown in Gen. Scho-
fields opposition to the brevetiDg of the
major under a recent act of Congress
providing for such breyctments.
The strong point in defense OF the letter
W i'll of course be the circumstances which
gave rise to il. Reliance Will undoubt-
cdly be placed in the allegation of Major
Arncs that with the best evidence at
hand to prove the high character and
sold ierly conduct of the major. Gen.
Schofield went out of his way to collate
the evidence of number OF ignorant
colored priyates, who might or might not
have been actuated by personal motives
in their testimony.
However this may be, it is the fact that
Gen. Schofield. while saying that lie en-
deavored to befriend Major Armes in his
appl ication for recognition, totally ig-
nored testimonials of the highest possible
character and based h is refusal to consider
his claim on the affidavits of certain sol
diers who once served under Major Armes
in the fights with the Indians at Saline
River and Republican River, in the de-
partment of the Missouri.
Major Armes was dismissed from the ser
vice after court-nartial on the testimony
principally of Captains Graham and Cox.
OF these two men Brevet Brigadier Gen
eral Palmer is on record as wing, "Graham
and Cox were proved to have been totally
unworthy of belief. Graham / know to
have been n convicted felon, a highwa yman,
and a murderer"
rfc iar fsannrp1 panrOza said TINT ss('nv
was personal enemy of Major Armes and
did not hesitate when opportunity offered
to injure him by word or deed" Congress
men Wells. Cason. and Reilly, members OF
the Forty-fourth Congress, said point blank
that Major Armes was 1.-THE victim 'of
conspiracy
= GATHERED UP PTHEEVIDENCE.
1t is Curious also that Gen. Schofield
gathered up the evidence of men, who were
evidently hostile, from the character of
the affidavits, to Major Armes, while there
was evidence in his favor that could have
been had from intelligent colored men
who served under him.
For instance Major Armes has in his pos
session an affidavit made by William
Richardson, first sergeant of Company L,
of the Tenth U. g. Cavalry, who served
under Captain Armes in the summer of
1867, and in the battles against the
Cheyennes. on which Ma Jor Armes' enemies
base their charges esofinefficeincy, cowardice,
etc.
Richardson swears that he remembers
The morning times., 1895-09-29

The dismantlng of the Defender has
given Dunraven courage. He wants another
race and should have it on the river Styx,
with somebody besides an American as con-
testant.
The morning times., 1895-09-29
J. MILTON YOUNG.

Total for week =. =. - - 213. 100
Sworn to before ME this 23d day OF
September, A. d. 1895.
EDWARD I. THOMPSON.
Notary Public.
The morning times., 1895-09-29

MRS. C. WHELAN,
ii07 G St
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16

business men of st. Paul can secure
any advantage from the changes re-
Gently made. which were referred to in
yesterdays G ! o b e.
Superintendent Hardacre refers to
the complaint about the fast mail from
the East being held in Chi
cago several hours before it is sent on
to st. Paul on the fast mail train on
the Milwaukee road. He also refers
to the change announced by Super
intendent White, of the railway mail
service, whereby the Eastern mail is
diverted from the New York Central
to the Pennsylvania road so that it
reaches Chicago in time to be sent out
on the Milwaukee train leaving there
OF II o'clock at night and arriving here
at n:55 next forenoon. Capt. Hardacre
says that as far as he can ascertain
this has always been done, but the mail
lies in the postoffice here until Las,
forty minutes longer than is required
to work it. 1t is then sent out with
the mail brought in on the fast mail
train, which arrives at o'clock. For
a remedy, Capt. Hardacre makes the
following suggestions:
Give to the Milwaukee train leaving
Chicago at II o'clock not only the one
pouch of st. Paul mail straight from
New York, but also the railway post
office pouch. for if the New York and
Chicago fast mail leaves New York
Only fifteen minutes later than the
train on the Pennsylvania system, 1t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16

should reach Chicago in time to con-
meet with this early train on the Mil
waukee.
Dispatch all mail for St. Paul and
Minneapolis
ON THIS EARLY TRAIN
on the Milwaukee instead of over the
Chicago & Northwestern, as is now
done. More mail is received from Chi
cage now over the latter road than on
the early train on the Milwaukee.
Run the mail car through to st. Paul
in this train instead of dropping it at
La Crosse as heretofore.
Transfer the city man from the Mil
waukee fast mail train to this train
SO as to have the mail worked and
ready for delivery on arrival. He can
double the run six days in the week,
but the department would have to fur
nish another to alternate with him,
as the run would be $50 mills a day,
which is too much for one man con-
tinuously.
The carriers could then start on their
last forenoon dilevery at IL 40, taking
with them the mail on this train.
which they would get at the union
depot already worked for delivery at
IL clock. They would go to dinner at
1, having worked six hours in the
forenoon, be back at 2:30, and deliver
the fast mail at $3.50, finishing their
days work at 4:30.
Capt. Castle said he would submit
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16

l"HF@
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
DIED..

HAUBRICH-Sarah beloved wife of
William ]. Haubrich, at the resi-
dence of her father, 1853 Edmund ST.,
Thursday, Aug. Is, 1895, aged SSS years.
Funeral from above residence Satur-
day morning, Aug. II, at S:45 o'clock
Service at st. Vincent's church at
9 o'clock.
SMITH-At West Superior, Wis, Aug.
IA, 1885, Irene, widow of H. E. Smith,
late of White Bear lake. Funeral
services and interment at Saltwater,
Mimi, Aug. 16, at $3.50 p. m.
HUMMEL-Frank, at the home of his
mother, 563 Jefferson avenue, Wednes-
day, Aug. IA, aged seventeen years.
Funeral from above residence, Satur-
day morning, Aug. II, at $50 o'clock
Service at st. Francis de Sales
church at o'clock. Friends invited
to attend.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16

structions of this department. 1 want
to. have the supervision of the pro-
ceedings taken for enforcing the game
laws, and 1 engaged Mr.. Byrnes as
attorney because he will follow in
structions. The powers of the commits
sionIin this respect are vested by law
in the executive agent, and it is mat
ter of considerable moment, as well as
question of expense, that he have
control of the prosecutions. The state
ment7in a Minneapolis paper that Pres
idens Timberlake had said he would
refuse to audit Mr.. Byrnes' bills is not
true. 1 saw Mr.. Undertake today, and
he denied that he had ever made any
such declaration, or contemplated any
c,,ob aotiop
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16

the report of Capt. Hardacre to Super
intendent Barclay, of the railway mail
service, today, and they would confer
over it. Capt. Castle also contem-
plates comforting with business men
to ascertain whether the earlier de-
livery of the mail now brought by the
early train on the Milwaukee would be
of any material advantage to them,
and if so, he will endeavor to arrange
for delivering it on its arrival.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
AGENT FULLERTON EXPLAINS
Why Byrnes Was Chosen as Attor-
ney for Commission.


Another seizure for violation of the
game laws was made by the state war
denS yesterday. 1t was a shipment of
1lS pounds of black bass from Taylor
Falls, which were illegally caught.
Prosecution will be made at once.
Executive Agent Fullerton stated yes
terday that attractions of the game law
were being committed in all parts Of
the state, and that prosecutions We're
numerous. There were no cases of pc
culiar fiagrancy or magnitude, hcr-
ever, for the reason that the wardens
were maintaining strict watch every
where. and few, if any. offenders, es-
capped detection.
Speaking of the employment CT GIr.
Byrres, of Minneapolis, as prescott
ing attorney, instead of Mr.. BraT1ha.l
who has acted in that capa 1ity sle~e-
tofore, Mr.. Fullerton said: "'Ff.c -
son for the change was that Mr.. /; :
hail insisted on making his own -oz-
ecutions. without the advice CT t.
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G. A. r., Louisville, Ky.

On account of the National Encamp-
ment of the Grand Army to be held at
Louisville, KY, Sept 10th to 18th, the
Chicago Great Western Railway will
sell excursion tickets to Louisville at
SIT 30 for the round trip.
Tickets on sale Sept. Sth to 10th in
elusive, with return limit of Sept. 18th.
This popular line will run through
sleeping cars to Louisville, and they
offer the most attractive route, par
ticl,lcrly from Iowa and the North
wet. The Chicago Great Western have
s,;ece sfully handled several large GA.
r excurs ions in the past and they
spare no effort to make the trip pleas
ant srd attraetiEc.
ii will he to yoi}r advantage to call
f-e1 G. CT. ". agents before making
- - fCGr5ss F. II.
- :. -, Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
RUSHING THE. MALI
CAPT. HARDACRE, SUPERIN-
TENDENT OF LOCAL DELIV-
ERY, REPORTS
ON CHANGES REQUIRED
IN THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE
TO GET MAIL EAR
LIER.
700 MANY MAIL ROUTES.
he recommends That the Early
Train on the Milwaukee Bring
All tic Mil.

Acco: dig to d report made e Post
enastor Castle hy Capt. HarGlacre, su-
pe-!Itcadent of the local delivery OF
mail. st VIII require further changes
In the railway mali service before the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
Deaths,

Charles Roman, 554 Bradley st =. 40 yrs
Mary Catherine Hall. 499 Martin 6 wks
Mrs Minnie Smith, 621 Hall av...52 yrs
Baby IangGon, 29S Martin st..1 mo
Charles A. Wistrom, E0 Preble. IL mos
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
AURORA PARK.
One Week, Aug. 19,
Col. Peppers Sunny South
Performance at 500 p. NJ.
Admission, is and 25 Gents.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS
Marriages.

Charles Koutek. Agnes Brock
Henry Van Hale. Mrs. Annie Milkens
Rirfhs
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RsnhfoencA D "a ooaaasEoanaNalAa

ascae, y 20 no me- he eeeltsae. Magma de
aosaSfaes Es 10 cfisioafs, sTs eeefssS a..
,.~~. III seaot aeaaat nos ha dioho que haa tes
nide Rn tlisguata grave. >~
=.=gs teEaad, ,muy gF>Ve,
BoAa hsoia toaes los eaGasfzos peaihlea pef
epntenesaa, =, ...-
Abraz6 su amiga, dieiehdels may Bajos
els-Adics. ~-
= Adios no, haeta faahana diio Teresas
mo, adj 8, ado. >~ .4 '-.
~. Y ahad ! shogando an Eollozo:
---1e scribire. >. re explica~es..s
Y, e7trerhando Ia m sno del pastelgf0 y de
h1 veciho el fl alor., desaf arecio precipitada-
me! te en- 81 t rior de la Cite"
os tres amigos Sc quedaron sin saber que
dscir en- el, boulevard.
como sc mir ban unos otros, sin oomu-
picarsea asus impre-iones. :.
Es t,rde-dij Tere a, si.igi9 dose hscia
al onnibua.-Cuidad de ella, kenor Poqust AL
go pieBsa, es SECURE
ST, ST die el robado; no tengais oui-
El omnibus Sc puso en- marcha Ilevando en-,
tire. sus vi jerosid l. hermosa Teresa, muy pensan
tiiyay sfect' da por 81 extrayfo ! q ahatimientq
asaV amigA
I - s = Z
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ces, las horas en- que hay muchos nifios
tomando.el fresco en- el Paseo de Covadon-
g.t, conducen por ALI mismo epfer-
mos de ViTuelaa, en- camilla. para ell Hos
2 talillo de Santa Rosa, 10 que causa mu-
clIne tamores los paseantas Ponamos
esoe hachas en- conocimiento del senior AL
cside, por 81 Sc puede hallar remedio.
Resp table persona de esta Capital ha
r"cibi Il, ., rtas d. la Habana con la r.lala
n'iesa de que naestro disfingnido amigo ell
se n don Ricardo Diaz Agero, presidents
q''e e de esta Audiencia v actualmente
nlaglstrato de la Territorial de Ia Haba-
n. se ancu"ntra enfermo des,le que llepo
Il aqu' LA capital. Hacemos votos por su
pronto restablecimiento.
HernOs tenido el gusto de recibir la vi
sta de nuestros amigos los sefiores don
+. nilio Gomf'z y don Rafael Balseiro, ha-
cendadoS y comerciantes de Las Marfes Y
b rcelonetl, respentivamente. Deseamos-
lea buen tempo en- Ia Capital.
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iODto Biz s0i s00inffEsiRs0NA! I IL

Al aepafarse de andrea. en- las Fuiierias 81
oonde de Rainbert tfat6 de yer olaro en- su 81
t0aci6n. IT,. ....-E.<..r. ..,~... ets~
Esta era oscufa 49, 49, Fl. sy..l.s. -. #.
Apehas a1ganas paiabras ambiguaa de Raj
rnunda IA habian hecho Aduder. Il. <-ssrgss sas}4q
49, II antigua cantapte guardaha gran reserva,
y desde su vista Al notario, jug ba consel con-
do como IN IN cato juega censel ration que Sc dis
pn@ del orar,. s ]. s~~e.ss .sss,-n.r@.:
Larsz f:lnas , las mujeres eonoextraord-
narismente G, ueles II .ss s sb... @zs1Fs.,
Cuaudo decimoa las muierea se sobreentien.
de que toda regla tiene excepciones.
Rxstea RpieFsa admigsb.ea poE ~ ab, ega'
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=. AlfE1Raa QtiA AATAN

"A -....a...- ANuRaa QtA AATAN ........-.....-.-
Apepsa eetahe peep 10 tints -.
a iorphaao aplied los lshivs 4 Ia Armal
n1n1tAsnndo1 .- If :..". - :.
~|Ta eahla 1o que tAtfa oti sosreso ua uss
k2eflAolas
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Den le r,ejor Sc come en- esta Capital
es en la fonda LAS Delicias'', de Aauiiino
M;.rtintz, calle de Tetuan niimero Sc.
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tR% CERECEOO HERMANOS Y o.
compran botellas vacias % centavos do
cena y detallan el excelente vino blanco Y
ti1lto de la Alta Rioja, de la sociedad de
cosecheros de Haro, Janones gallegos, de
Westfalia y Morton, Fxtracto de carne de
L5ebig's, Cacao en- polvo lie la meior mar
CT, Marrons glares, Salchichones, Bonn
bones, frutas de t1das clases Todo pre-
clo antigua sin aumentar 90 POR CIENTO.
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q De Patillas hemos recibido hoy ell 81
guiente telegrama. -Huelg4 terrninada.
Braceros tr'hajando, III Alcalda y la
guardia civil han cumplido con sus de-
bares. FL Agente."
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GRAMnEs DEsAFIOs de Gallos

WMNWDEW DH5dT IOO U6 UaIIOS en-
Areclbo .Os ti"s 2, 3 y de Marzo; I3, 14y
Is de Abril; 30 de Abrll Y 1 y de Mayo. 1913
Los profesores de medicina v farma-
cia reconocen las excelencias de la s'Emul-
sion de Scott.
Ell subscripto Doctor en- Medicina
Cirujfa, Profe@or de FArmacia Oufmica.
certifica: que con el smpleo de la ssEmul-
81 n de S 'o't" de ac-it4 d. hfgado de baca-
lao con hjp"fAsf t. de c'l SO a, ha obte-
nido resu tados muy sati~factnrios en- los
MICA y dem&s Intermediates del pulmdn,
y obra como tonico reconstituyente, siendo
adam&s una medicina sumamente grata al
paladar de los enferln IS. Isaac VIDAURRE.
Potosi, Republica de B, livia.
O1tubre II 1898,
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bal PEQUENA ANTILLA.-TETUA

FABRtCA DE AaUAS GASEOSAS.
DE RAMON TORRES.-Eapucaldad en- las de HELTz do
bic odas toda de fervecentes refezrsn
tCs eB~ ~SerVinios de abonus d doniiGilio.
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&c alquila una espaciosa habitacian
Ft rtaloz;A 90 altos. 3--3
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VENTA DE ANtMALEs.-El que de.
Zee cosnprar 30 yeguas paridoras de buena
raEa, 10 potrancas y un burro semental es-
coiido, puecle dirigirse la estancia de
'*s n Antonio. On el Dorado, don jose
Ralado en- Santurce, estancia del sehor
Ubarri. Ga
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tarde. ST 81 incidente de Que le hablo hui
viese ocurrido SO metros atras en- donde
hay I'm gran terraplen con una fuerte
pendiente Y curvas v mas curva la catas-
trofe hubi9ra aido horrorosa.
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TUR0s.-Planos Columbia. Tuboa
planes Pinafore y tlbos bombas, hay de
Venta en- Ell CAPRICHo. SAN JUsTo 81.
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anMRRERna nE PaHAMA, Hernaig

Conn atjia participant q sus clientes y al
cnmercio On general que ban recibido naez
Vamente un surtido do SOMBREROS De
CATACAOS, recoInendando 4 los que ne.
easiten, ha9an pfonto sus pedidos para Ies
DIR sarpirlas
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SAsTRERlA ERAAGESA. FORTALEzA 81

Gran sQrJldO de trajes desde eI de mari
nera para nif1os de cuatro afios hast Il
ITALIA mas grande para hombres. Panta zones
sobretodos, sacos de alpaca, chalecos w.
todos precios equitativos. @
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.CAMBIOS. Sc ha iniciado IN momento
IL baia 50 cree que continu eran descen-
iendo. Hoy SO pueden comprar en- esta
yanital 4 Lls siolliantes tiDOs:
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, De El Listin qle pablica en- Madrid la
casa de Garcia Calamarte 6 hijo tomamos
10 siul1inntA.

BoLSARena ciera nquietud motive de la presAnta
ha de verifcarSe de
tenendnse ell senior MinSlo de Hacienda
los poico nuesros de emiueucas
ponga agun sparatado poyecto de impossible raizaci6n
practica la geson de la Harin Acas"
egane pdbca impression resulte Il senior Canalea>
slucenes viabes por el m0mento
impractcabe algo muy propio de Aoalemia. Aiene7s
pero impossible adapta lou Por prono haba de
mobiara. circular sobre la
exstencia plata de ley, cdn fra9duen
psibe aprecar las probadad de HXacttud de
senean sospech que confrmaran udiean motiv
vueto blar del canie de la da Puert Rico,
SeGumes ceyeudo racion rIeaizabe los ter
ninos nasta ahora ha sidO planteada.''
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PlnlclETAS AMFRlCANtS NoN-PLUs-ULrR

Para n1os para hombres d"sde 2S pugadss Son la
biciceas gcras que ha i'm Oto al pals propias
va1ar scaban lie mportar mqestra los senore
r. H. TODD COMPANIA. Agentes ComsioniStas, Gale de
Ia reg nGmerO l.. PuertO-Rco - -
~ MAQUINAS de coser y SILLAS DE VlENA' en- Ia ms
ageneia- o-o
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Sc YENDE gARAT0.-Un piano,

ulg hlin:ec ul ri,eT. nns D6auaa para elas
aaea' Beltaat Raves psseu du h Prlngesa Mafina 30
81 quiere usted totnar vino hneno, que
sea legit:tno de uvn, solicite los tintos q
blanc"s de ''LogFoh',", Rioia, que vanden
en- su eStablecinientol los sedores Sobrino
do Lui6a y Cempahia. Prusna haee fa.
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Nos han nanifeetado que eigunaa ve,
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q Hemos tenido el gusto delrecibir la vi
sta del Exomn. Sr. Don Jovino Garcia
Tuh6n distinguidtsima persona, goberna
dor del Banco de la Habana q'le vd de
pase para aquella Oiudad en el vapOr CO.
gEeQ, psahQ PahelseFo nos fpe pEeaeRtadQ
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Los sen res Fraile Hmnos. y Comp
han recjbido por el crrreo de hoy, los nii
n1ercs del interesante periodico para Ia
famili4s, titulado LA Ultima MoDA, CO.
rrespondientes Enero. Vienen ricos Ell
grabadOs y lectura 1nuy amena.
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Dice I'm colega del Sur que en- breve
aparecera en- Ponce un nnevo peri6dico
que SO titulara La Vivora."
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Los agRaaga VIM

Z s9oelad DC COseeh Fce 1e VlnOi HAALo nan reeIhd
ecedoi Hermanos Comrahfa.
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Segdn noticias que tenemos por fide-
dignas, no es exacto como han dicho algu-
nos coleg&s, que el General Daban tenga
la intenci6n de embArcarse en- el proxlmo
mes de Mario para la Peninsula. El item
DO reglamentario de- S. E. se cumple en-
Puerto Rico en- Diciembre pr6xirno, y 81
bien es verdad que puede ser Que 81 quiz
anticipe su viaje por no emb;; .rse GA el
inverno con Ia fannilia, 10 cierto es qu'
adn no ha fijado el mes en- que tendra lu-
gar la marcia.
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N0TAR|A.-La que era de don Juan Ra
mon de Torres es ahora del Licencia1o D
Jose Agustfn de la Tore y Sc halla esta.
blecida en- la calle de la Fortaleza casa nj.
nero 48. Horas de of1cinas, de 10 y de
a..
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En- breve sera trasladado ell Quartet de
la Guardia Civil Ia hermosa casa conoci-
da por Gle Loredo en- Ia plazuela de San Jo-
Sc. Al efecto Sc est$n hacienda en- la di-
cha casa importA ntfaimas reformas, bajo
In direction de nuestros amigos ell maestro
de obras sefior don Pedro Alfonso ell ar
Quitecto municipal sehor don Roman Lo-
redo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-12

Areclbo ,Os dlos 2, 3 y de Mario; 13, IA
Is de Abril; 30 de Abrll Y y de Mayo. 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-12

Desde aver circula por esta Capital ell
r11mor de que EN- Marruecos al saber la
ofensa que recibi6 su Embajador en- Ma
drid. h,tbfan sido asesinados por las tur-
b"s varios consules espanolas RESIDENCES
en- el Imperio. Pero parece que no hay
NADIA de verdad respecto del particular.
Al m6nns ningdn parte oficial que acredi-
to ese rumor, SO ha recibido aquf.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-12

. aGAsA do canbio,-Loa sehotes Mule
Eoff y Korber compran toda clases de m
hedas de. .oto, plata papel0 aceiones d
Banoo. etc. 7 giraa & corta vista sobi
Is Capital y pueblos de Espafia, Londrs
Paris, Hamburgo y New York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-12

Hoy las nUeve de Ia m77Iana ha sido
operada la lesionada, Patricia Diaz gheri
d. por el ser'no Hip6lito Ar,nas, estrayen
dosele ell proyectil q. estaba situado en- el
vientre:- El habil doctor Ros y el practi
cante Llauger, encargadoz del Hospital
Santa Rosa, practicar1n n Ia dificil opera
cion siendo ell pronostico satisfactorio