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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22
THEY ARE WITH MAYOR STRONG.

The Home Club OF the XXth Assembly District on
Tuesday night adopted resolutions aimed at persons
who, claiming (what they do not possess) the ex-
elusive right TO be leaders OF the Republican party
OF this city and to direct It's policy. not only
willing but anxious to bring disgrace to the Repub-
lean party for the sake OF political patronage Tor
themselves and followers by regulating Its pledges
TO the people. r,
The club approved the action OF the eleven kepu br
Iican Assemb.ymen In agreeing to stand by Mayor
Strong u. j. Carpenter is president OF the club ana
Isaac Kahn Is recording secretary. The clubroorhs
are at No. 1lj0 Second-ave.
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SALE OF THE TRACY PICTURES

The sale Of paintings by the late }. NJ li'oy
was concluded last night at the Fifth Avenue ~
ton Rooms. No. 23S Fifth-ave. Inc to'a' ""''" 80,
of paintings disposed In the entire sale was i"-
and the sum realized was NOsGO the average price
being $50. Some Of those bringing the hBh n
prices last night were champion Barhuf %, ~
ing" $3.50: discount" $ij: The Evening IA ,"e
Camp $3.50: 'Laa Rookh." Slj; ION the scent
SIS and "Jessaminc." s3ij
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AN ArsrR1AN srGAR coMpANY Isl TRorBLE

London Feb 2l.-"rhe Standards correspondent
in Vienna learns that the Chropin Company. whose
sugar factory IN Moravia IL one OF the largest in
Austria IS in difficulty and seeks assistance 20 the
amount 81 30 90 iorlns. The total liability is given
7oooo0. hut the shareholders number only
ten and all are RICH they take quick steps TO
meet the deficiency. Nevertheless. says the corre-
spondcni. the situation seems 10 pOrteni the APP
proch 81 general crisis. arising from the excessive
oye-pro-iucton in the beet sugar Industry.
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MRS FOSTER MADE PRESlDENT-GENERAL

MRS. FOSTER MADE PRESlDENTGENERALA
Washington. Feb 2l.-The Daughters OF the Amer
their congress to-day in place OF Mrs Letitia Ste
venson the wife OF the Vice President. who is in
eligible under the constitution OF the order TO serve
another Mrs John W. Foster OF Indiana.
wife Of the exSecretary OF state chosen for the
Office after l.vc,y The other candidates
Mrs. Julia Hogg OF Pennsylvania, and Mrs.
Roger 4 Pryor. OF New-York. Mrs. Pryor. how
ever withdrew in favor OF Mrs. Foster but not until
her nomination had been seconded by Mrs.
Schuyler Hamilton o: New-York and others. The
name OF Mrs. Foster. from the time Ii mem
toned by Mrs wilbur. OF Connecticut. who nomi"
gress wen; wild when Mrs. Wi.bour conc :uded the
nominating speech. Mrs. Foster e'ected BY
nearly two-thirds vote Mrs Charles Sweet John
elected presdent-genera by acclama-
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nrHEADED BY NATIVES IN AFRICA.

Liverpool. Feb. 2.-Man dispatches from West
Africa CIV. details 81 the native raid the Royal
Niger Company's headquarters at Akassa last
month. The natives captured Mr.. Wyse. chief OF
the companys printing works. and took him 10
Snnhl. where they Dchcaded him II Is believed
tina. u large number OF tho company's native en-
loycs w"r" Killed or captured. II IL understood
THAI 4 British advance upon Nimbi is Imminent.
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CALLED A FELLow-DEpUrY A LIAR.

Paris Feb. 2i.-Deputy CASTOR Thomson called
Deputy Reno vly,ln liar IN the course Of debate
In the Chamber 81 Deputies this evening. \ duel IL
being arranged Thomson IS a Republican from
Algerian constituency. and Nivlani IS Socialist.
representing II Paris district.
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THE MISSION OF MR.. sAATON.
He Is SAID TO HAVE BORNE \ MESSAGE FROM
THE GOVERNOR TO THE MAYOR BIT ITS
PTRPORT - UNKNOWN


THE GOVERNOR TO THE MAYOR. BIT ITS
PrRpORT Is UNKNOWN.
Albany Feb q (SpccaD According - report
hero tonight Lieutenant Governor Saxton paid n
visit 20 Mayor Strong I'm NewYork last night bear
ing some sort OF communication from Governor
Morton 10 the Mayor. IAeutenant-Governor SaXton
WAS absent from the Governors reception. much
10 every ones surprise and thus had ample chance
10 make this hurried trip to the metropolis MT.
Saxton was I'm Albany for a few minutes this morn
ing but I'D not preside over the Senate leaving
that duty TO Senator OConnor. After chat with
Governor Morton he went to his home ut Clyde
What was the nature OF his talk with Mayor
Strong is not yet disclosed The friends Of Thomas
G. Plat assert that Mr. Saxtons mission was 10
beg the Mayor not to 'cxasperate" Mr. Patt 100
much II is extremely doubtful II Charles 7. sax
ton would consent &c be the bearer Of any such
message or that Governor Morton would send H.
What s suspected with reason Is that Governor
Morton and Lieutenant Governor Saxton are both
DESTROYS OF keeping the Republican party harmonI-
in this State. and that the latter went 10
New York at the formers request To establish
friendly relations with Mayor Strong. so that the
Republican State government ana the HepubH'hh
city government in Ncw-York might act IN unison
upon all affairs affecting the metropolis
II was further reported here tonight thht Ass'nl-
blymen Pavey, Bold. Andrews and Lawson. OF Now
York had addressed n letter TO Mayor strong ASK
ing him remove Police Commissioners kerwNh
and Murray. These Asscmblymrn left town Tor
New-Iork this afternoon, 80 that the Fu'h vi
falsty Of the rumOr could not be learned.
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PROHIBITION NOMINATIONS.

Lansing Mlch.. Feb I'-The frohiouon state
convention toda0 nominated Myron w. Wallock.
NJ Grand Rapids for Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Professor d. b. Reed. OF Hillsdale College, ana
Moan w Cheney. OF Ann Arbor. were nominated
for Regents Of the University.
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LIE MIxERvE" A UNITED PRESS PAPER.

Montreal Feb 2i.-"Le Minerve." the leading
French morning paper ~ this city and the official
organ OF the Dominion Government began to-day
10 receive tho null service u the United Press.
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european Aouertis ements.
Hotel De LILLE ET nkLBION,

223, Rue st. HOnore. FartA
Retween the Tuileries Gardens Place Vendoms
and New Opera Advantageous ARRANGEMENTS .or
families Beautiful Hall. Large Drawnx Rooms:
par,s HENRY ABADIE.
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THs accom- GREEK ROEBERS on TRIAL
Stafford Courthouse. Va. Feb. I.-The trial OF
MorganAeld and Searcy. the Acquia Creek TRAIN
robbers opened here this morning. a jury was
secured and the taking Of testimony begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-22

U,IrROpEAN ADVERTISERS Will iind the
II London Office Of The Tribune Is Fleet Street f. C..
Convenient place to their advertisements for pub.
lcation In The Tribune.
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ment that was the end Of her case. But she din
not admit IT. and the story she told In explaha-
ton OF its appearance on the court RECORDS was
one OF the most amazing that has been given
In the cour.s in a long time She said at first
that she did not know whether the signature
was hers or not: then she said that she believed
1t 10 be, but that 1t did not look like her sigma
lure Then she denied that she had ever seen the
paper before her examination in the case flnaIy
she made the astounding statement that TWO OF
three DAYS after her marriage and her return 10
her fathers house she was drugged, and, while
IN an Unconscious or semi-unconscious condltioh'
her Signature to the petition was obtained with
OUT her knowledge or consent. ana used by her
father IN the court proceedings In the same way.
This was not an easy story to MAINTAIN unner
such keen cross-examnat ton as MI Weiinah 3.
and the impression made when first told was
oeepened many times before he had nnisned ms
Questions. Subsequently the defence called the
notary public who took her verincauon at M
Newcombe's house, and he testiheu that she 'eii-
Ned 1t voluntarily and regularly.
Mr. Wellman followed up the career OF the
unfortunate young woman since that ,ine WIN
great delicacy and consideration, and partlcu-
iarly the portion that has been frequently
brought before the public during the last year
Or 50. But the life the plaintiff has led since
her separation from Lederer last spring. tne
habeas corpus proceedings In which. on ms al,
legations OF her abandonment OF their chiid anu
OF her unfitness to have its custody, IL was
awarded TO MIN, anu the ulsoI'c P'N'. N"'''o'
last November in which he again got the Gus,
tody OF the child-thcse and many other SAD
Incidents OF the plaintiffs life were brought Out
by Mr. Wellman, as he said, not so much 10
demonstrate the character of the woman as 10
emphasize the fact that her father was right
when he made every effort to save her from the
HE into which she went when she returned ~
Lederer
The plaintiff Is still woman o. ~unusuai
beauty and attractveness. as well as brightness
and cleyerness OF intellect: and Il would De easy
to understand the pride her father had felt In
her and the effect upon his life OF her conduct
u ives shown by the evidence that ne d'sih-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

les como In concerto. de saint Saens, Ad.6y
q ESpo6q, original del meucionado artISta.
Tenas de L0heugFio, de " gner, y IA gran
Marcia de Ajda.
FL -en n O'neilI hizo gala de sus envidia
bes fAeu'tsdes, cartando con exquisite guS
to i P,2n5eDfru, ae ) 4ud-re; q GleSt4 4 d4
la Nsrl Sslce II nora. de Flust Gau-
nod
Ambes artistas recibieron nutridos nu-
merosos aplsusos.
Eatre los nuebos sg .sai as d que fueron
etieto For psrte de varios d51ettonii 6 into
liz iies. tignra m hanquete. que Sc vefifo0
en- q Il tei Colon na vez terninadc, Sc
dirigieron tosios les comea1ales 81 Club don
De huevamente Sc dejrron or los senares
o'ueiil ) AlhorS, eutre / 5 iemostracior es de
simpatf8S de ertl-iasmo de Is concurren
teS
Tn agrad bic fiesta musical se prolongd
hasta hora uy yanzada ie IA noch4
Much4s De las personas que tuveron oca
si6a de apreciar los meFitos que como can
tarta co5no piansta rennen les senores
O,aein y Alhors, Sc proponen traSadarse q
esta ciadad cuapd0 estos yerihquen en- La
Pegla q concierto que Ii uen pr yectado,
que seguramelt- ha ee ser notable
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16
SUCCESSES DE- CUBA


Ago Sc resieDteu de- este defecto las ope-
racloIes y en- plueba de clio he aqui 10 que
persona cCmpeteute esCribe desde Puclt0
Pffucips
Rsra vez opeIan las coiumnas en- co-ali-
naciCn, 10 que quiere decir que no Siempro
tenemOs plan de ca1npana Los pu0tos de
etaia dc racionamiento no est en- todas
parties bien determinad0s, d. modo que mu-
chas yeces hay que cargar eXceslvameuts Al
soldado, 10 qGe es muy perIudlclaI para =
marlha en- este pals dOnde, caUsa del calor.
e meuor peso ag0bia. Iia habidO coiunna
que al terceE dia de jornada ha tenido 81 80
per 100 de la fnerza inutiizada para cami-
mar pOr lesiOnOs en- los pies.
Tam bi6n pOr este motvO la persecution
es ineticaz muchas yeces, pues no pudlepdo
81 soldado llevar mas de sei5 raciones, solo
pueda hacer tres jornadas tres de yueta
ii puatO de pArtida Con un enemigo que Sc
mUeve tantO como este perdemos e tempo
lastimOss neUte y con el tempo Ia pdcien-
cla.
"Otra cosa gus observe y es .qae hay alsu-
mas lIncas de comu icacioneS NAL guarda-
daa la del Cauto 10 10 e>ta Dien III NAL Z.
Guamo, Cauto Embarcader0, Cauto e Paso,
l4utJ, el Crlsio y UautilLo, han estado es-
tan aDandO1adcs
SOLO Ell Cauto Embarcadero Sc ha enpe-
zadY uiIuiamelte la c0n4ttuccl6n d. un fuel
te. III euemlg0 ha Iasado y repasado per
estos sirlos como por su casa, desde que en-
pszo la guerra.
..PaIa uuestcas tropas es el Cauto q tam
b6n el Stlado) obstacuiO serO que puede
deteuer uua coinmna dos ties dias lnalo-
GER una 0peracion, pesar de 10 cual, has
Ia haze muy POGO 10 Sc pe1s6 en- traer ma
te.ial de pueutes. Ah0Ia sc esta lnstruyendo
el personal
Los Ser7icios sanltalios, tn imp rtantes
iii tsta ca34 pan4, dl4tal muchc d. sci 10 que
se ha dieho. En- los cuerpos Sc ha organizadO
10 Indispensable regl9 meutario Curas anti
s6ptlcas no llsy. nj. sdna columna III Sc dan
4 los de tacameut9s. y III amos IL Ctros tie
ueu les IL iuedieament0s neceaatl0s para scco-
rrer en- los primeros momentos q los ataca-
dos del v6mit0.
Estos son resabios &c la guerra anterior,
que sin dada desaparecer3n, los cue,
eor impocantes que parezcan, doy menos
import4nca que a otros- Cteo que los lecto-
res peusaran 10 mi,mo ca cuautO sePan que
$50 ctrO es Ia excessive bauis slidae que So ha
guardado, por 10 meuos h=sta shora, con
Ios rebeldes, Ia que trse Ii memoria Ia des-
graciada pOitica de Dul9e. DeSde que enpe-
rs el aizamiento deDi6 disnonerse Ia coneea-
TRACTION de Il gel t. del G. mpo Como 10 Sc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

e' senor R1bert, serfa de cuerta iiesgo del
Ayunt 4mi.nto
litis que basarian indud4blesneuts los Sc
nore5 az -e 81 i,teran peri iicaAns en- Il d.
fereDcla que eNlste entire IL utiliGad dblica
IA nee ldod pnes uua cosa ppede eer titil
SIN ser aOaolotamette Indispensable u ce-
Sara, SCORE todo - consiieramos QUE Il TIA.
zAdo de Ia aloantsriia tan sol5 b.nefcls q
una muy hmltada z ma q la ciud&d ,fuuda i
d0uos en- este hacho para Greer que 20 IS pc
sioie lnYocar un pttnciplo que Ell reaidad no
exste
Demos por sentado, 10 oAstante, 10 ante
rlormente expuesto Gae eI Ayuntamiento 8
el senOr q ills.rt en su nom Ore veDzan en- ell
Htis
EQUAL sera el resutado praclicov tangible
en- ell case de la concession al st nor G All4rt.
para el pdblico 8 mejor dicho para los con
tribuyentes2
Una zona muy limtada de la poblaoi6n
benehclada perO no es me1o5 indudable que
todos Tenderness que soportar la indemnify
clon que sera precise iLeludible pagar
los senores a Quienes Sc desp0ia de noyenta
tres litros de aqua por segundo
E5 indiscutible que Ia ciudad tiene dere
cho reclanar toda ell ag0a, que exijan sus
necesldades, perO esta tamb61 fuera de to-
da discussion que los snores regai tes que s.
encuentren periudicadOs Ell este asu - re
camardn Ia indemniz8ci6u de ese periuicio
DeseariamOs, dadas las c0ndiciOres 6 ba
ses del cOntrat0 del sen r Rnbert. Sc nos di-
iese qui6n ha de pagar esta indemnizaci6n
el 0pueuto se1or Gallart los contribuyen
tee?
y en- conciepcia, spodran los senores del
Aynutamiento aprobar una concession que
taDtOs danes puede causar2
En- Ell case de que el senor & .llart estuvie
50 autorlzadO para tfrctuar su toma De
agnas del rio Portuguese en- uu sitio desde
donde Por desniyel natural pndiera verteTlas
8n q canal del acueducto, podrfa. en- 11i,sci
pi0 que no en tJt{as stts p47tes, admltirse la
proposition del seflor Rubert: pero como
quiera que tai aut lizat6n no eXiste con
acCrdar esa concession Sc lAstimalfan intere-
ses de personals tan acredoras como el senor
q alla1t a uestra ousideraci6n eDcarece
mos sc eStudie pier Sc muy mucho una de
termlnaclon qAe padiefa ser causa de graves
traStOrDOS
Como gaiera one en- este a5ulto Sc iryoca
la question de hygiene pd0liea, nos ocupaIe
mos de ella con detencl6u Ell yrGximos anti
culos
ENRIQUE NAzQr Ez AGrHAR
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

El diputsda sntaDomiste manifesto cue 50
partido e lea i ESpana. Eaumeio las iefor-
mis- a'catzsils Or Cuba en los d'timos
amos quito t}da i.npolteneia 2 Ia rerola-
ion, a9, gurando que h mayer parte de les
lGe nHtrtn 1 5 I'll ) insHrreotas son Degros
81 IS to SEQ i5venes eNtraviados.
Te min6 as, gnTsndo ore Espana time
faerz vitalidti sufsiertes para veLcer II
eyo.Nc6u r,st ii Ger q orsteu.
Ell /. " Yslk Times ppbiica b ~ u.
djtofid en- que colneLta las d ClaT IL u :,
tel s. i0r M@rtalo Y dee cue las T, 'rm4S
let .das Psr l. Isl, ie Cabs no son Ia t-s
como ha enunerado q leader autouOmista
5 gucn los comeht4lios de la pIenss
americaua ssbre Ia actitud que asum'ra e.
gobIerLQ de " Ashir gtcn en 81 case de 4ue
e prolongue e moyinIe t. eparatists ca l.
8ia de Cuba.
Dicen de Roma que el > pa Le61 Nil
IA lronuuclado uua alocualon en que NJ
nsnlfsstado que es impossible Ia rocopciha
ei0a Gel Vatcano con el sebieruo de lta
liza.
-Comuniean de Paris que el rresidente
Mr. Fanre ba iuaugurado ei mopumento eFl-
gldo ca F2tainebiea a Ia mamoria de Mr..
Sadi Garnet
-Comunican &c Coestantiuopla que Sc ba
reuuido Ell el estrecbo dc los DaTdanclos upa
sta de diecisfta bEqaes DC guerra il gleses
La notieia ha caps.do graa sen9acioa ga
Europa
Comuuican de Pals que ia habido IN
terrible iucerdio en- e puerto de B Julogue
Sc han quemado varies muelies y bu
cues
la embsi i4da espahola ca Londres he
heeho desmentr Il potieia CUE hsbia crcu
lado DE- que Il sacIetario dc estado en- Was
hing1ou, MIR Obey h sbIs ; gliieado al mi
nistro 90 Esaafla, ,sthsr Dnfuy de LONE, que
"a ostl9it.l.l VI n bs r-l]tIf5 iff-rv.5.ir q II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

fn liclm aver Al se1or r lb9rt que diiese
-..llIe eIa I'll sitio del rio por donde esta auto
1adO pOr el G0bierDO General para cons
rtr Ia toma Dc Aguas de ese proyecto V
l4 preguntamos 81 i la vez esta aut0rizad0
,.fa variar 10 que data del ann AZ, pues
l4to al Aylqtamento como al p1blicO nte-
c0locer t0dl la verdad de este asnnto.
3rlmsr0, porq19 no puede serle indf =ren
otra re.olver s9bre e'ia,y al seq lnd0 p0r-
Dn taliendo que formar juicio opinion
0 hn de lDtl Nr necesariamente en- Ia
.ru lAci3l de su5 Representatives..
Dsl c0nocimento de este hecho Sc deri-
r dos c0nsecuencias bjeD distint4s
E-taudo autorizado cl seflor GAllart para
4r 81 toma de aguas ha De ser forzosa-
4fe lu periniciO de los reg Gates que tie
neiat ierecho que 6l mueha, muv
a.-hj NOS extranl que en- l0s aflas que %
"a It lejeaaa Catalina Goa su fortuna
re4lr-5- Y c0nocendo los grandes heneh
c0, de ri-go, 10 se haya decidido hqsta hoy
empreDIer esta obra y IA forma en- que
vi 4.e4 realiZarla nos induce 4 Greer que el
sc01r G tilart no esta autorzadO para yariar
ms de agaas de dicha hacienda, copfr-
9aud0 uue-tra creencia pOr una parte cl es
d dapuesto dicho senor gestiOuar inme
s,tementa que sea aceptada su 6tOp0sicion,
arua de teoierno General, la Cariaci611 he
t,nt1 I- ugtas del gi1 P,rttJl@f, nor
l parra el hacsr tieWpO que ciene estu
iuuI,,de QeNeroi9 c0n OIri0S djStiuglii8oS
9rsu}eut4s nie este Ayt1tanitnt0 la iIeu
.is 190 en su nombre se decide propo
nttan- III se1or Rubert
a aitiend0 la autor zaci6n para yariar de
'amN u qle nos permitimo5 duiar, auu 81
,96re las b*ses que propOne el negocio, ell
u N1r benedcio seria para dichO senor, quien
uvese que conddcir las aguas del rio
a., ias t.a-a ei aeueducto de- est 1~tsN.iad
n.- la5 t.rreaos de 81 hacienda Cat lima =
lo Gr ria Ne sstar - suma de- i 80 600
Gt-0o, qaa de acePtasse 81 proposition,
proa@oi3aarit 81 -enlr COAT IA 10 des-
pe8uaGD e saomia de s 30 600 qaedando re-
dIeil, luicanente sus & sstOs al cOSt0 De la
0tagilla qga construiria en- ell c0rto tre
cl qHa Sgb3i eutre 81 dep6 to del aeue-
aa-t3 los terrenos de la hacienda " Cata
Pceseiu3amos De euumeIar los benefcios
01 para &V.ho sen represeatan los pre-
tos l}e " e'a5oi aci0ll i,tnl t2G, las aguas
Iuua09 qt.e eftren en IA alMt4Ii la y el
-oaraute Ge las agQas dol aoueduct0 que SO
auita ias due di<Al sea de paso no tiene
leleulo 4 c0nceder el Ayuntafuient0, 10
Qu" proDaiiamos 81 necesaTiO fuere.
~iei lo mas q he probable segurO que ell
ser3r & Hart 40 tIene derechO a tomar ias
sg.rs e1 sItl9 eu que pOr natural de5alyel
i,u l!e hseer uso de la acequla del acue
% d. Ia ciadad, es l6gico pensar soGcte
e-ts II slol del Ayuntamiento, 30 taato
gor -i9aihca vale e aqua bonihca-
-9l cnh IesdaO5 DE Ia elaboration hnma
ul de la l1aa por donde pase IA aleantari IA,
Nuob cu4nfo c0ncedido que le sea te
nry1 -iu 0)r Ayuntamieuto, habria 10
~ad3 p.r &C. incceute rodeo posp0ner los
ltgA-tc5 quc tianen prtfereucia las aguaS
y9iereyhe- aalu~ld0s antes que e.
C)n Ia coace.i6l que !e otorgara el Ayul-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16
COxCIERTO YAUc0

Anteayer regresaron de 81 excursion 8
Yauco los notab.es y disfingailos arti9tas Sc
nales AlborS y O'neiA, las oaaes Sc mnes-
traa en- estfemo satisfschos y agradeeidos,
por los much chseqEios y atenclones que
Sc sir9i6 diSprr iies aqat liz cu!ta sooiedsd
Al ouacieito Que celebr ted "a nceh' ael
abaGo Ill l9s salctes ee IlEh assist nnle
rosa oorcnrtencia ca Ia q7e fsuraba Il cye-
ne De Ia pobl4ci6a
El senior Aloors ejec1t6 ei piano con Ia
Blaestria que le caracterizs las piezss mas
seleetas de su vasto Y eseegido repertoire "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

ST don 5 N Areoibo Recibida is suya
.;sl II Fuerou aver las recibo- De + T. y
l. N Z tirado Il raelamo De {.
s. don + I Jayuye &c M poder la
suya del II Cumrimentada. Oneida rs-
ted compacdo ca 10 que desea, segdn vera
nn e. te lnero.
s. don E r NJ, Cabo roio sle hoy
se raIrite q ud nero dc usted 1 e pueblo
81. don O. ~, Juena Diaz flercn es
impres0s.
ST don J r @, B srros = los dc listed
tambeo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

qus.sn dcsfrauda las las esperanza
De La Ligq Agraria. F. tempo vue-
Ia estas tiestas necesitan tiemp y
aquL hasta hoy, no hay iniciatjva off
cial
Porce esta dispuesto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

GOVERNMENTAL PUBLICA -Quien de-
see viajar haeia los pueblos de Guoyomo
Cocno, Adj11ataS y Ajbo5sito va en- carrua
je, "a en- caballos de sllla, dirfjase al que
suscrihe, calle de Ia Tore esquina la Rel
"a. Modicidad en- precics earruajes fuertes
y comodos, caba!IerIas re5istentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895. Jaime BaS.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

En IA cale de NJ ra, ccaocida por CrHsoa
2el Perro Sc nota mueho Ia falta d-l alum
orado puhlico.
sPor que no Sc extende IA caferia del ga
s6metr0 hasrA eSa callel
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

Los veeinos de Ia caile De Isabel Sc quelal
de que el caro- de IA basnra no aparece ha
&c dies por aqueIlos alrededores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

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Cor lez per vcnder obietos Dc quineals s.
lice! cia
Tsmbidn 10 fueron Birgida Serraae. Mn
tide Cuses y EyaIsto Arruffa per eseA ~ ao
Y RIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-10-16

Las horizoptales Eulngia Praelo. Cesstna
Vaz4uez Catalina Gimenez hsn Sio de
nunciaaas por infringr e Reg'ameato de
Higiene.