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The evening times., 1895-10-04
APPROVED THE SITE.
South WnShin ington Must Stand til.
Garbage Plant.

The District Commissioners have respond
Ell 10 the appeal OF the Southwest Citizens
Association against the issuance of per
nit TO construct garbage crcmatory at
the foot OF South Capitol street, the attOr
neys being notified that the site had been
approved by the board upon the belief
that ii is n suitable location and one that
VIII result in the least harm 10 property.
The Commissioners express the belief
that the apprchensioDS of the South Wash
iDcton people are not well founded.
The creamtory will not, in their Judgment,
prove to be Objectionable, but should a
nuisance result from its establishment, the
nroper remedy is in the courts.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTIoN! REFrnLIGAY ToT-
CLUB, of the District. viii issue certifi-
Gates TO those 10 desire to vote in their
respective States for one fun-fare round
trip ticket over the u. X O., r. r.: PENN.,
r. R.: and c. * o., K. r. Certificates can
be obtained at Room "A, Wizards Hotel,
from q EO s EMERY secretary cfthe club.
ALEX. w. HOLT,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
amer BOSTON. Conrt.Mnrtia,.

The courtmartial of Commander George
III Boston, of Q. 7. Morton Post, G. A r.,
was begun at headquarters last night
The detail for the case consists OF Edwin
81. Sweet, Judge advocate general; Post
Department Commanders William Gibson
and Nathan Bickrord, Post Commanders
q. X. Senior. A. J. Cunning, H. II. Martin,
calvin Farnsworth and Lorenzo Wander
aoef. Col. Sweet stated that nothing would
made public
The evening times., 1895-10-04
Dog Attacked a wheelman.

Edward Thomas, a messenger boy. re-
siding at No. 1114 Fifth street northwest,
while riding out Fourteenth street yes
terday on his bicycle, was attacked by
dog, which knocked the boy from his
wheel. badly cutting his arm. He was
treated at the Emergency Hospital.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
GUESTS OF CALVARY.
Christian EndeavOr Officers VIII BE
Entertained There.

The observation-disclosures of Calvary Bap-
fist Church vii! tonight entertain the Off
GERS of the Christian Endea vor Union with a
reception in the Calvary Sunday school
house.
In addition TO the guests mentioned, the
chairman OF the union committees, the COM
niittee of '96. the united society trustees,
the pastors of all the Christian Endeavor
churches in the city, and the officers of
Calvary ay-schoolare invited 10 attend.
I The programme is an elaborate one, and
1ncludcs addresses from the more prominent
guests and numerous musical selections.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
bad Place for q Fire.

Montpelier, Ind, Oct 4.-Yesterday
morning David Gaines and William Gross
were killed by the explosion of a nitro
glycerine can They had built a fire over
il While coon hunting
The evening times., 1895-10-04

To Draw Up Resolutions of Respect
At the meeting of the Street Railway
Protective Union last night committee,
consisting of Messrs. F. Dent, NJ. Casey,
and NJ. T. Whalen, was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions on the death OF James
c. Scott, one of the charter members of
the uniou who died last week.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
Eel Ernm n Cable Car

DIR. H. II. Haynes, of No. 1347 Q street
orthwest fell from a cs.5le car yesterday,
cutting his knee and hand. His injuries
were DIRE essed by DR.. Mcdonald at the
Emergency Hospital.
The evening times., 1895-10-04
Drow ned While Bathing.

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 4.-While Stanley
Braine and Mabel Olds, two prominent
young people OF Springfield. Ohio, were
boating on Mad River yesterday afternoon.
the boat capsizcd and both were drowned
The evening times., 1895-10-04

IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HOT FROM THE WIRES READ THE
MORNING AND EVENING TIMES.
THEY COST ONLY FIFTY CENTS
MONTH.
The evening times., 1895-10-04

If YOU WANT AI.LsTHE NEWS
HOT FROM THE WIRES READ THE
MORNING AND EVENING TINES.
A MONTH. -
The evening times., 1895-10-04
Thurbcr and Cleveland An Righ,

Buzzard's Bay, Mass, Oct. -4.-The Pres
tdent and Private Secretary Thurber, who
left here Monday night for a two days fish
ing trip, returned yesterday on the Oneida.
Mr.. Cleveland is in splendid health, and
reports q delightful outing
The evening times., 1895-10-04
ATTORNEYS.

CA AMPBELL CARRINGTON.
Attorney -at-Law, Webster Law Build
Residence. No. 3, Mount Vernon Flats,
cor. n. Y. ave. and 9th st. NV. se19-1mo
The evening times., 1895-10-04
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-Fm blooded.
size and style, driving horse for good
heavy work horse. Call after 5 p. m.,
234 14th st. sw. oc4-3t
TOP platform spring wagon for no-top
wagon. one-horse. Call after y. m.
81 14tl st. Sw. oc4-3t
The evening times., 1895-10-04

IF YOU WANT ALL THE NEWS
HOT FROM THE WIRES REA d THE
MORNING AND EVENING TIMES.
THEY COST ONLY FIFTY CENTS
A MONTH.
The evening times., 1895-10-04

In Effect Sent p, 1905.
TO 40 A M PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
ITED--Pullman Sleeping. Dining. Smok.
in. and Observation Cars Harrisburg 70
Chicago. Cincinnati Indianapolis. ST
Louis. Cleveland. and Toledo. Burfet
CO.. r-t. flf,rt
The evening times., 1895-10-04

S4OP. M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS. Pullman Bu ffet Parlor
Car TO Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
7 IN
The evening times., 1895-10-04
For RENT-HALL.

FOR RENT-Fine large hall. 75x2J
aI haiI price. 62o La ave. sc25-IOt
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17
To start the Story.

In writing a story there are authors
who do not plan the course of events IN
advance because they do not know
them, but they write on, certain that
some ingenious complication will sug
gest itself---in short, the story is to
write itself.
confess believe in and rather fol
low this system, for the reason that tho
incidents seem more like real life
where the unexpected so often happens.
and where events turn up in q capri
cious way. However this may be. have
always found that everything depends
ON getting well started-that is, started
with such eagerness and enthusiasm
that you could sit down then and there
and write on and on TO the end.
Others deliberate and potter, as it
were, hover on the brink, hesitating TO
make the plunge The moment of de-
parture is put off and put off. and when
at last start is made it becomes task
and drudgery and is virtually no start
at all, because it is SO labored and unin-
spired that you feel you have not be
gun. -"Memoirs of an Author, Percy
Fitzgerald
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17
RATES or ADVERTISING.
LITTLE STARTS A Fuss.
Homemaking and Housekeeping Built On
Triviaiittes.


TrIviaiities.
Men and women don't need TO swing
clubs to break up home concord A
Fneer and waspish tongue will be quite
as effective Sarcasm and nagging are
to the atmosphere of love what sand flies
and fleas are to summer Who would
not prefer al occasional brush with a
roaring June bng to the torment Of a
flea you can't catch?
- Unjudged, accepted, trusted to 'he end
A man must hold his friend.
There is more than one virtne that
has gone out of date along with town
pumps and tallow candles There is the
old fashioned trick of loyalty to ones
friends There are plenty of friendships
which, like costumes, are put on and
off to suit circumstances, but the GUS
tom of sticking up for friend. as
our grandmothers called it, through all
trouble and calumny, whether deserved
or not, went out with calashes and knee
buckles. How many understand the deep
and delicate meaning of the words Ruth
spoke SO long ago TO Naomi, THY
friends shall be my friends?' We all of
us number so called friends upon the
ephemeral records we keep whose lips
are ready TO traduce, unchallenged by us,
the names of others for whom we vow
an equal regard. 1t should be as impos-
Eible for us TO listen to a word of re-
proach against any one whom we love
as it would be to say the slanderous
thing ourselves. What does the sensi-
tive plant do when rude touch approach
es its blossoms? just what we should do
when the breath of scandal touches our
friends.
If loyalty is out of date, so is mod
esty do not allude to the modesty
that would interfere with a woman 5
plan to go half dressed into theater
box or to public reception. pass that
by and take up the question only of
such modesty as keeps young girl diff
fident and preserves bashfulness in a
boy like the bloom on plum He is
greenl' you say of such and such one
So is April Who would not prefer such
greenness to the whitening blight Of
hay and midsummer dTonght? Never
condemn a young person because there
is enough sap left in his soul to flutter
green leaf late in the season | love to
see that modesty which makes youth
deferential to his elders. It's horribly
out of date, know, but ! love bashful-
ness and modest, unassuming ways are
mighty sweet to sec. Amber in Chi
oago Times Herald.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17

A Roman military saddle cost So; q
whip. "a cents; bride cost $3.50. :.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17
spell the same Both waxs.

have collected tho following palm
dromes during the last three years and
herewith present them for the curious
to ponder over: AIDA, Anna, bah, bib,
bob. bub, civic, dad, deed, deified, de-
vived, dewed, did, dood, ecce. eve, eve,
eye, cog, gig, gag. level, madam, Ma
ram, noon, non, Otto, pap, peep, pip,
pop, pup, redder, refer, repaper, reviver,
rotator, sees. selles, sexes, shahs, sis,
siris, semes. stellets. tat, tenet, tit, toot.
tot. tut. waw and welew. st. Louis
Republic.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17

There is plant in Jamaica called the
life plant because it is almost impossi-
BILE to kill it or any portion Of it When
leaf is cut off and hung up by string,
it sends ont white, threadlike roots,
gathers moisture from the air and be.
gins to grow new leaves. Even When
pressed and packed away in botanist's
herbarium it has been known to out.
grow the leaves of the book in which il
was placed. The only way to kill it is by
the heat Of hot iron or Of boiling wa
ter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17

(Which reaches you the quicker. y
asked the teacher, ''sight or sound?''
Sound. replied the new boy.
''No. William, that's not the tight
answer. Sight reaches us first. If you
watch band playing good way off,
you'll see the drummer hit the drum q
second or SO before you hear the sound
Of it"
"Yes'm. But sometimes sight don't
reach You first"
''Can you give me an example?"
"Yes'm. The new postoffice. Pa said
this morning that we had been hearing
about the new postofice for the last ten
years and wouldn't see it for the next
30. "-Washington Star.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17

The late Moses Kimball of Bcste j,
who made his money rs theatrical
manager in that city, was an interesting
character. For many years his ambi-
ton was to be mayor. but the politi
clans never took kindly to his aspira-
ton. When he was an alderman, be-
fore the war. he voted and spoke against
allowing Daniel Webster the use OF
Faneuil hall to refute the abolition ar
guments of Wendell Phillips. Boston
Letter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-04-17

Gas lamps were introduced in the
Paris streets in 1919. Their employ
ment caused no little remark among the
country people. who got an idea that
there was some magic about 81" matter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
NOTICIbS NACIONALES

Madrid, Mayo 20 : Ell General
Ga mir h, sido nom brado Goberna-
dor G neral de Puerto Rico
En el vspor correo que sali6 hoy
para esa isla van ounce hermanas
de la carload
Agunos amigos han obsequia do
con un banqu-te al senor don Fran
cisco Si vela, con motive de sus al
timos dis ,ursos en- Ell Copgreso. No
hubo brindis
Sospechase que el principe don
Jaime ha estado en- Caaiz Las au
toridades contir 70 averiguando la
verdad &C 4rca de este asunto
| !em, idem u -->El M nistro de
Uitramar ha autoriz sdo al G,ber
dor Ct G9uerai ds la isIa de Cuba para
que emprenda las obcas p1blicas que
considere recesariaa, y para aeqairir
ell ganado con destino a los diez es-
cuadrones de caballerfa que saldran
en- breve de "a Peninsula.
Sc ha concedido Ell pas 9 al ej6rcito
de Cuba & algunos soldados del ba
talon discipinsrio de Melilla, los
cuales 10 habfAn so!icitado.
Idem, idem idem-H bia desper
tado gran curios;dad la sesi6n que
debfa celeb rarse h y en- el Congreso
Con tai motive acudio numeroso pa
blico a las tribunas, ell que VIC salts.
feehos sus deseos, lues ell bate hs
ofrecido veraadero inte es
El 81 nor S4gasta hizo uso de Is
palabca man festando que ell particle
fusiorista no Sc considera vencido
en- les elecciones munici pales, sint
resentido por la campsna electorai
que ha lev do a cabo 81 part do con
servador, la cual representa- un re
troceso en- las costumbres po '1ticas
Ahadio que prot staba sin ex giy
responsabilldades que pudieran pro
vocar una ctisis peIigrosa ante Ia
guerra que txiste en- Cuba, y termi-
no dejando eotrever la duda de gus
el Gobierno cuente con el decreto d.
di 'uc:6n de las c tes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
| solue:6n para aumen tar ell presupues

solue.6n para aumen tar ell presupues
70 de irgreso de Cuba.
lem, idem idem Ds los diez es
cuadrones de cabslleria que han sa
lido psra Cuba. seis desembarcaran
an M. vitas y cuatro en- Cuba.
lem. idem idsm-El Sc nor Cal
be. On ha presentado una enmienda
al dictAmen del proyecto de presu
puezto de ingresos en- la Peninsula
relat;va q los siguientes extremes
Q1e los az1cares cubanos paguen &
su importation sn la Peninsula sola
mente la contribution de consumes
de cnatro y media pesetaa por cada
100 kil6sramos y que los aguardien
tes tamb'en sat sfagsn solo la contri
bacion lie consumes a razon de vein
te centimos de p-setas por grado y
hect6litro
M mana eel. braran una reunion
'os diputados de las provincias cata
lanas para tratar i arancel de Caba
y Puerto h co
Msnana II, CARA el sfnor r liz u
rri!a una estaci6n rca de esta
corte por la liuea del Mediodfa, di-
rig 6 adose en- un coche q otra esta-
con de- la ,fnea del Norte, evitando
ie ase modo entrar en- Madrid.
E stf1or Ruiz Zorril'a marcia
la prov ncia de Burgos, fjando su
reeideucia on TabIada
Id-m, idem 2S.-Ftente q Corfu
bedo, cerca de Vi'lagarcia. ha nau-
frr gsdo 81 vapor frances Don Pedro
que sc dirigfa al Brasil.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
Ell DOCTOR
PEDRO J. SALICRUP.

residente en- la ciui de NV Yo. k,
Sc h ace cargo del cuida 10 de jovenes
a quienes sus padres qniSran man dar
iucar & los Estados u i,dos.
Los padres que deseen honrarlt
con SD conhanza. Tue1en dirigirse,
para informes, a los senores don i
mas. don Eduardo y don G rios
Armstrong, en- Ponce los st more
Finlay H ms en- San Juan a don
Miguel L oreda en- Maya. z. Y.
para condolences. al mismo
DR.. p i tSalleyxb,
20 living Piac~.-N NIeva Yo,k
III Mayo s.. 1896 3.ms.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05

4e ls pr'mera divis; On de "a pro
vincia De S .utiago de- Cuba, al gsne
a don Juar .'cedo
Id -m idem idem Los pario licos
de C4taun. combaten el dicta er
de la mayo'fa de Ia comi-i6n para la
reforna araucelaris
e Ministro d. y tramar dice Que
proyec'a una operaci6n de c;6 Tito en
la cuaI prescindirA de toda g .sti6n
ante r:or, y que 81 fuera necesario re
currira al ex raj 70
Ilem, idem lden e ia semsna
presentara en- las Cortes ell 81 nor Mi
nistro de U,tramar su proyecto de
rect 6caci6n del censo ell, c. oral de la
Is'a de Cabs.
N ada hay d, 6aitivo hasta shora
respecto de los szos, 81 bien el g.
bierno Sc propone acortarios.
lem, ide.n idem Los regimen
tos de iofanterfa de Saboya y San
F .rnando han sa1ido de Madrid nara
embarcarse en- Cadiz S, les h'zo
una despedida por extremo carinosa
Acuaieron q la esta cioa el Minis
tro de la Guerra. ell comandante ge
neral del primer cuerpo de eje -cito,
varios generates y una concurrencia
numerosfsima. -
Hem, idem ilem--La comisi6n de
presupuas.os de Cuba los diputa-
dos cata'aues han ce!ebrado una con
ferencia con ell se n or Sagasta. acer-
lie los aranceles d. Cuba y Puerto
Rec
Ell seflor Sagasta les manifesto
que aunque comprende los pe,juicios
que sufre la industria nacional, Ia
situacion de Cuba ex'ge SACRIFICES
que dejara a sus amigos en- el Con
greso obrar con entera libsrtad.
Idem. idem idem--EI vapor CORE O
C,udad de Santamder, de la Compa-
MA Tcasatiantica ha encallado a so
millas de Monte video. sin que haya
h b do que lamsnta desgracias per
sonales
Hem, idem % Los diputados
de las provincias catalanas han cele
brado una conferancia con los minis
tros de Gracia y Jasticia y de u
tramar.
El g. nor Castellanos les dijo que
Il aicamsnte Sc pod an armon,zar los
intereses de Cuba con los de la Pe-
nfnsuia, eucontrando ell medic de
aum eutar el presupuesto de ipgresos
de dicha Isla en- Ia cantidad de ciuco
millones de nesos.
E stnor r omero Rob!edo les ma
nifes,6 que deseaba encon trar una
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05

Al chocar en- 81 bajo, hicieron- ex
plosi6n las calderas, prereciendo aho
gadas lob personals y sa'vandose 81,
Idem, idem 90. -Ha llegado Ma.
drid ell tren que conduoe ell tren que
conduce Ell cadaver del ilustre cleo
tricista don Isaac Peral.
Idem, idem idem Un diputa 10
cata an marchara & B.rce!ona para
conferenciar con las Juntas de la So
ciedad E Fomento del Trabsjo
Nac;onal" Y Ia. Un;6 On de los Pro
ductores Nacionales" para la def snsa
de los intereses industriales agrf-
co'as, respecto de la r.f .rma de los
aranceles de Cuba y Puerto Rico.
Los diputados catalanes combat
ran la enmienda del 81 nor C.lbet6u,
de que hab'e en- mi anterior cable
grama
Ilem, idem idem.-El Ministro de
"a Guerra ha autorizado al Captain
General de Cuba, para qua pueda
pres cindir del ju;cio de votaci6n has
ia captain inclusive en- los ascensos
por nc eritos de guerra.
Idem, idem idem. -Hs sido nom
brado director de las ob,as del Puer-
to de Cienfugos, ell senor R ,drfguAz
de Rivera
Idem, idem id-m-SA dice que ell
viernes 6 el saba1o presartara q las
Cortes ell Ministro de Uitramar ell
proye cto del rey sob-e recti6cac!6n
del censo electoral ~ la is'a de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05

Sc da al campesino cultura re-
lativa, que en- las relaciones de
aquel con el otro sexo, Sc ponga
al servicio del desbordamiento
de las pasiones del primsro, y Sc
n;egan armas, a la campesina
para defender su virtud, Y con
e ,ta la moralida1 social
FIJI snse. ffjense On e<t, los en-
cargados de dirigir estos esencia-
lfsimos asuatos.
Hay mas
,Entra por m~cho en- Ia felici-
dad del hcgar, q g ref ia en- la
sociedad sus armonias, ell acuerdo
entire la cultura intellectual del
hombre y II cultura Intellectual de
la mujer.
Hay, pues, que alzar las min as
a la dignidad augusta de la es-
cue|a!
Y vaya la postrera obeervaci6n
va 10 apunta ell colega q que
aludimos; mas precisa insistir,
en- bien de todos.
No SO consagra q las escuelas
ell cuidado Que merec IN
Tiene cada una tres horas para
ser examinada.
Y ESQ ca ura miseria.
Es necesario que el examen en-
los establecimien5os de instruc-
cion, sea, 10 que es, por ejemplo.
en- todas las rep1b'icas sud anne
r'canae, desde Sapto Domingo y
Mexico hata Coilo y la Ar,en-
tina un noble fe tival d la min "
Precise, por otra parte, a allen
tar efcazmente IL professor,
Y despues de todo, es indispen
sable que ell Ayuntamient> haga
positivamcrte fecunda SUI labo
escolar, consagrando sin reservas
a este generoso empeno asidua Y
efcaz solcitud, como medic de
organizar en- Ponce, caba1ss,ss
como q So 70 passe este ramo
sshll1li's' ll..s'pIs7mo de Ia evoluci6n so
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05
SUCESOSDE CUBA
LA muerte de Jose MART
DETALLES IMPORTANTES

hlal rSpi;'aments la punterfa, dispar6 el
citado Olva sobre e-te hiriendole en- el Pc
CHI, Como pesar de estl herida no cayo
del cabalo, Olivia repitio ell disparo, hirien-
do otra vez, en- ell caellO al que con grandes
animos repgaba los insurrectos, 8 sea el
Que abba querido matarlo, apnntandOle con
Il revolver.
FL gii etc Io pudo sostenerse al segunio
bslaz, sobre ell caballo. cayo desplom ado
C Isl al mismo tempo q1e Ell desventurado
corneta tambisn moria pajo ell flo del ma
ch-te enc migo.
Los insured tos, al yer que Gaia ell que los
mandaba Dor 10 tanto su JEFF, qulsleron
apoderarse del cad yer; pero la caball ria
de Hern u Cortes v to 10 ell resto de la faer-
"a disparaL do al ataqre de corneta, como
veteranos, contuveron los iQUINCE! ataques
que ell enemgo les di6, uno tras otro, impl-
oendo que SO il, vAran ell cadaver tan codi-
ciado por ellos.
En- ell Ultima ataque march aba al frente
g ente resuelta, con grandes brios, ell otro
gnete vestido de negro. va mas cerca d.
la fuerza qua antes, Sc vio que era hombre
de edad, blanco y de higote canoso, que les
pareci6 ser Maximo Gomez.
En- una de las descargas Sc le v1o caer,
como al otro, del caballo, y aunque Ia fuer-
"a del gobierno quiso apoderarse de Ell no
pudo conseguirlo, porqus 10 defendt sroa
con tenacidad auimo hasta hacerlo desa-
parecer del al :ance de los disparos.
Despues de 10 d, una hora de combate,
unas veces cuerpo cuerpo y otras uaa5
treinta varas, fa6 apag indoss eel fuego, del
enemigo quedaudo en ell campo Ii colum IA,
cuyo coroDel dispuso que la cablllerla del
Herman Cortes .practicase un rec )nocimisnt,.
LOS CADAVERES
En- primer termino. la caballerfa llev6 al
campamento ell cad .ver de uu lndlvlduo
bien portado, vestid de casimir negro, SOM
brero de castor pequeno botas ds montar
famantes Era de regular estatura, blan-
60, aspecto agradable, boca grande, disntes
de bordes inos, Dariz aguileha y pronun
ciada, ojos szu.osos grandes, frente despe-
jada, tenieudo ell nacimiento del .cabello
nivel de los pabellones de los oidos bigote
pob!ado, negro, iizado sin gulis. Janto
a su cuerpo Sc ocupo un revolver, de grueso
calibre de cabo d. marfl. Tras de ese Ca
daver, trasladado hasta ell citado campa-
meuto, con toda clase , respetos, Sc reco-
geron IA is, todos blancos, entire elos
ell de un individuo que parecia am sricano,
vestido de pa1o negro calzado con suelas
de dos dedos de grueso.
IDENTIFICACION
Conducido ell prisionero 9 lrlos Chac6n &
presencia del cadAver del indivi iuo vestido
d negro, dijo sin vacilar en- tono resueltD.
Este cadaver es del presidente J,<e
Marti, que hace cuatro horas ma entreg0 dos
lnonedas una carta, que ustedss me han
ocupado.
Conducido ell cad yer de Marti a X ,mangana-
guas, Sc confronto la fsonomia con la de IN
retrato de dich sen )r. pubcad) en- IN pc
riodico i.ustrado,y ell parecido fue casi extc-
to, y ell captain Santue, qus conocio en- via
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-05

Don MlgueL M0u CtD.pi3S Jueg NU
nicipal Saplente en- drgado del Jag
gado por hallarSe en- uso de Heencia
el p'opietario.
Al 5lico hago saber: que en- los autos
de juc O vei bal vii seguidos en este jag
gado por con Tomas P4rez LoI o., cortra
d, ma Ros Cuevas Vazquez e1 cob de
d ,scientos pes os rnopeda corrierts se h
Dir puesto por providr ncia de tsta fsehs,
sacar & p1blca subastN os bieres embt r
Rados ID Dc u tora d,ra Rosa CcevSs v
Vazq1eZ, que son los g & leutes:
Tres cusrdas ds t. trrer mas meuos
equivAl.ntes q una hsctsrea, vsintidos
ar a t-eints Dgeve tiareas, c. fs
ga neCs, p'Ats nos.y 10 denas &c maleza, IA
dicadss en ell barro de Juan G.Izi!ez de
este terniro mnnicip,l, coliedsnie por el
NCrte, Este Osste, con cor Celso Ca6a
lleio Bal az; por ell Sud, con don Luis
Torres: dis hos terreno OF Sc Ia. Ian b,jo Zoe
puntos siguente empezando en- un ma
dr6n de emsj qua aguas arriba de una qu
brads, a otra emsj gus, d. thf, IN yariu
mo, de aquf nm bol de sguacatilo; Y e.
que un moral; de ali hcys sbsj +, a un bi
gueriilo, v de .te al punt de partida: v
yseuas de cinco metros novocientos sesen.
Ia dos mi fmet os do largo, por cuatro
metros, doscientos cincuep Ia Y oeho mif
mefr de fondo, enclavada en- ell terreno
dee critic; cuyos bienes han sdo los pc
ric.almente en- la suma de treecientos pesos
moneda co, riente, senalsndoss para el acta |
dc remate o. dfa ocho del entrar To mes de |
Jan'o, las DIS de In tarde en- los g trados
de- este Juxgado, advirt'endoEe Que no Be
sdntiiran proposiciones que no cubrsn n las
terceras parties de Ia tasscion al conta6o,