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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-27
BOOM FOR WHITNEY,
Regarded as n Presidential Possibility
OF the First Magnitude.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-The Herald
says: 'In the opinion of many Demo-
Gratis formidable movement is likely
to take shape in a short time in favor
of the nomination of William G.
Whitney for the Presidency in 1896.
At this moment the eye of nearl y
every aspirant for the White House Is
turned toward Mr.. Whitney.
There is more than one substantial
reason in the possession of the Herald
why Mr.. Whitney may be regarded
first magnitude. Mr.. Whitney is at
Bar Harbor, Mr.. Cleveland is at Gray
Gables. Mutual friends of the two
have been at both places, and have
talked to the two men. Secretary of
War Lamont has been one of these.
Mr.. Cleveland thinks no man would
be so strong as Whitney.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-27
Count De beaumont Dead.

NEW YORK, y. Y, Aug. "A spe-
cial cable dispatch to the New York
Herald from New York says:
General Count Robert de Beaumont
died very suddenly after illness at his
Villa Mfrolle at Copel, on the Lake of
Geneva
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-27
Professor Webster Dead.

NEW YORK, Aug. 4.-Prof. Warren
T. Webster, long connected with the
Adelphi Academy in Brooklyn, and
one of the best known educators in
the country, died on Saturday at his
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-27
LUXURY

In House Decorations something that will give COOL
comfortable appearance but not exclude the
stuy what progressive housekeep
ers heart longs to obtain.
Via S. S. Australia received assortment of
SILKELINE DRAPERIES, ART DENNIS (all shades) the
very finest every artistic taste will appreciate them
LADIES EQUIPOISE WAISTS (all sizes), P D. CORSETS
all lengths and sizes
The homeike feeling which pervades the entire atmos
phere store believe from the confidence and
knowledge that all will be treated right and that they
purchase they like the is at your dsposaenoy it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-08-27

home in that city in his sixty-fifth
year. He was a second cousin Of
Daniel Webster.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
SEYMOUR AND RUSSELL.

Horatio NJ. Seymour will be the pro.
siding genius Of new Democratic
daily which will be ON the streets with.
In few days.
Mr.. Seymour IL ono of the best known
and most popular newspaper men In the
West. and there II no doubt that under
his watchful eye and nble management
the new Democratic daily will be n
conspicuous success.
Mr.. Seymour has associated with him
Martin ]. Russell, also u newspaper
man whose reputation IL national.
Mr. Russell IL u most able writer. a
man of education and wide experience
ana one who won golden spurs In the
field of rewspaperdom quarter of u
century ago.
The new newspaper will bo an 'lOn.
cat money" paper. No doubt In tho
hands of Seymour and Russell II will
bc an able exponent of any policy 1t
may indorsc.
II will be Democratic, ana for this
we rejoice. because the newspapers of
Chicago as they stand today are band
cd for one party. one principle and one
object. namely. ltepublicanism. manip.
ulatlOn of news ana the accumulate ton
of pelf. a real live Democratic news.
paper. such IA Messrs. Seymour and
Russell will give to us. will be boon
and blessing to Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
rHE CHICAGO EAGLE.
Rental under appraisal

respectively. Rental under apprai sal
of 1895. S32.lOO.
David l.. Streeter, No. 1aO State
street--Iot 81. Block 142. size 2ix12O.
valued ut Si65,OO or Stt.5OO a front
foot. Valuation and rental under ap.
praisal of 1856. SI9.2OW and S4.752 re-.
spectively. Rental under appraisal of
lSaJ. $1,000.
David l.. Strecter. no. 49, State
strcct-Lot 32. Block 142. size 2lx12O
valued at StJO.OOO. Valuation and
rental under appraisal of 1885. SCI. 200
and Si.032 respectively. Rental under
appraisal of 1875, $1,000.
L,icius II. Otis. Nos. 15S. 100. t62. 1l,i
state street-Lots 81. .W 30. and :,S
Block 142. size 0jxt?O. valued at $3.50.
100. Valuation and rental under ap.
praisal of 1885. S3O2. 400 and SSH
respectively. Rental under APPRAISAL of
1S05. S4o.OOO.
Thomas q. Otis, No. 1876 state street
Lot "a. Block AZ. size 24x12O. valued
at S13O.OOO Valuation and rental under
appraisal of 1885. SG7. 200 and S4.O3g
respectively. Rental under appraisa
of 1905. $1,000.
Wacker 4 Birk Brewing and Mailing
Company. No. 1853 North Desplalncs
strect-NOrth half of Lot II. Block 90
size 20X15O. valued ut $500. or S13J Il
front foot. Rental under appraisal OF
1855. S1OO Rental under appraisal OF
/ 1906. $40.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

The new Executive Committee OF the
Civic Federation held Its first meeting
Wednesday afternoon. There were
present President w. 4. Baker. Wee
President NJ. J. Carroll, Treasurer l..
J. Gage. Secretary II. NJ. Easley, Ada
G. Sweet, DIR. Sarah Hackett Steven.
son, l.. G. Collins, John w. Ella. W. A.
Giles. ana Charles Henrotin. The COM
mittee was In secret session for several
hours, ana when It adjourned the men,
bers reported that no action of any
kind had been taken. There was only
an Informal discussion In regard to the
new standing committees. which will
be resumed ut another meeting to be
held Mt Up. m. next Saturday.
This meeting was preceded by one
Of different character. which was
still more secret, aud perhaps import
ant. 1t seemed to be II meeting between,
W. s. Forrest, the attorney of the Fed
Grafton, and u number of citizens with
reference to the COrrigan race track,
but those present declined to talk
about 1t.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

The Monroe Catering Company. on
Monroe, just east of Clark street, open
ed on Saturday last one of the finest
restaurants In the West. In fact, 1t IL
the Delmonico Of the West. The base
ment will be used as II cafetiera. the
first floor rs a family restaurant. and
the second floor private supper rooms;
also two large banquet halls with Il ca
pacity of seating 300 guests. The kitch'
on Is one of the finest appointed kitch-
ems In America. On the first floor IL
the orchestra balcony, where visitors
will be etertained with selections from
the best composers. Mr.. II. II. SecOrd
IL ut the head of the establishment,
which Is In itself a guarantee of sue
cess
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
STEiNWAY NAIL CHRiSIENED.

Stclnway Hail was chrlstenc,l We'd
nestl,ly afternoon. The formal opening
to the public took place ON Friday
night. with the program repeated Sat.
urtlay night. The features Of the must.
cal opening Of the newaudit0rlum were
| the presence Of the Chicago Orcl,es.
tT and Miss AntiOncttc SxumOwski,.
who. II II said. was the fnvOrite pupil
Of Padcrcwski. under whom she stu.
died. The program included mum.
bers by Clarence Eddy. Mnrie Brcnna.
Arthur Fricdhrim ana wilhelm Mid.
delschultc.
The new building II the property Of
the New Temple Music Building Com.
pany. 1t stands on tho north side OF
Van Buren, street. Just east OF Wabash
| avenue, on the site Of the New Jcrusa-
lem Church, which was torn down last
October.
The lower floor Is to be occupied by
the music firm nnd the upper floors con.
tain more than 100 offices. The build.
Ing II eleven stories high. The second
story II tho auditorium ana the third
Is the balcony. The hall II capable of
seating 1SS persons. 1t IL built to bc rs
near rs may BIZ like spacious pnrlor.
1t was the aim Of the architect. Dwight
II. Perkins. to produce u capaciOus hall
with tho advantage of seating the an.
diencc In mass about tho singer or
performer. The dimensions OF the
room are IS by - feet ana - feet
high. The stage II rOtuntla.like In
form. to give resonance. the builders
say. Above the stage IRE two grills
which admit half the air desired fol
ventilation. The rest IL let In by q H.
over the balcony ut the rear of the hall
Fresh. warm air IL admitted ut the tol
of the hall ana the fetid air IL draw OH
by hoOr registers.
The architecture of the hall IL In tn,
style of the Italian renaissance. ani
the cOlOr-scheme Of the interior dccora
ton Is of Tuscan red and sage green
The windows are of stained glass II
thu prevailing sage green.
The organ Is built into the wall be
side the stage. The player. however
sits ut portable console. which IL cleo
| WIN tuC IptSs uht
may be moved to any part of the stage
1t Is said to be the only movable ont
Of the sort In the city.
Above the stage IL frlcze, typifyini
II scene from Morse mythOlOgy--th
death of Baldur." allegorical Of thu
passing summer. The figures are thOs'
Of the characters In the Niebelungen
lied. Odin walks at the head of the fu
neral cOrtege, Freya, his wife. follow
Ing. After them come the Valkyrle
Odin's daughters. the chOOsers Of thu
slain. In the midst IL the funeral ca
Of Baldur and his wife Mamma, TIL
flower goddess. who, like the flowers
dies with Baldur. At the rear walk
the treacherous LOki with the sprig o
mistletOe-the only plant that did no
promise not to kill the favOrite Of tn
gods. The frieze Is the work of Charlie
Holloway, the artist of the Auditorium
prosccnium frieze. A. q. Bissel Is tn
manager of the new auditorium.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
A worthy AND CAPABLE OFFICIAL.

John ]. BadenOcli. the gentleman
whom Mayor Swift has wisely appoint.
ell to the office Of Chief of Police. has
already given proof Of his ability to
I'LL the office TO the satisfaction OF the
public and the taxpayers.
He has already done more to bring
the members Of the force to u reallza-
ton OF the fact that It II not an organi-
zatiOn OF politicians. but force In.
trusted with the preservation of the
peace and enforcement Of the laws
than any man who has ever held the
office before him.
He has also cleaned out Of the depart
ment an enormous quantity OF dead
timber which has weighed II down for
years. anu In doing 80 he has not only
greatly benefited the department. but
brought It. within the limit OF theappro-
priation provided for II by the Council
for the first time In the history of Chi
cago.
II may be mentioned on pnssant that
there Is only one thing to be regretted
about that order Of chief RadenOcli.
and Tint Is that he did not administer
n more thorough cleaning ont to the
detective department. This "bureau"
has been for years ro0sting place
for cheap politicians ana their friends.
and also for brOken-tlOwn newspaper
men and their friends. As soon rs n
politician became incapable Of ever
again carrying u primary or delivering
II delegation he AT once made up his
mind that the time had arrived for him
10 go to the home for imbeciles, and he
acted invariably upon the suggestion.
The result IL that the detective de-
partment to-day IL the most rotten in
filed with n lot of incapable men who,
under pretense of being investigators.
are instlgatOrs of crime, Incapable
of the one and naturally equipped for
the other performance. Out of the
scores of stiffs. dead beats and cheap
hangers-On that infest this robbers
rOOst. Chief Badenoch only fired about
twenty or so. Well. 1t was better than
nothing, bur the Chief has lots of mate.
rial left upon which to use his broad
sword. and we are In hopes Of seeing
him do 40.
Mr.. Badenoch will not, during the
time he remains In Office, De the tool
of the politicians. He IL a big enough
man physically. rs we'll rs morally. "a
stand NJ against this class Of peopl,
and 10 impress u,On them that he IL
much more capable Of attending to hi
business than they are OF theirs.
Mr.. Badenoch was at one time IN
Alderman himself, and while u member
Of the Council rendered many valuable
services 10 the city. AZ an Election
Commissioner he was eminently fall
and square In all his decisions and NJ
man. whatever his political belief. can
honestly lind fault with or point to any
thing he said or did that will mol heal
the stricrest scrutiny.
Chief Badenoch l. bound 10 make
lasting record In the office he now ILLS
The civil service law viii be IN fnl
force and effect when the successor ol
the man who appointed him Is elected
TO office, and under the provisions ol
that act Mr. Badenoch Will hold office
rs long as he feels like II and IL able
to attend to his duties.
He N q young man, vigorous and
strong. There II a long life and dis
tingulshesl career before him. The
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Railroad companies ana their man.
ayers are hereby warned not to extend
courtesles or issue passes on account OF
The Eagle upon the request Of any per.
son other than the editor and proprietor
Of this paper. The Eagle seldom asks
favors Of corporations. but 1t has been
brought to the attention Of the proprle-
tor that certain unauthorized parties
have been asking transportation on nc.
count OF this paper. Hence this warn.
Ing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

Il. Bruce Watson, who has been mp,
pointed City Architect by Mayor Swift,
was born In Chicago, and has been In
the business for the lust eleven years.
He worked for the firm of q. Isaac.
son. ana from there to Burnham Il
Roots. He has worked on all plans Of
the principal large office buildings of
Chicago, also OF the Worlds Fair. He
two years ago started In business
for himself with Mr.. H. 4. Hazlc-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

The House COmmitte on Insurance
agreed to report Il committee bill Of
fered by Mr. Lyman to empower fire
inspectors and town clerks to conduct
examinations relative to fires and to
Investigate the causes thereof. The
fire inspectors. when investigating u
fire, are authorized to administer Oatlis
and require persons to answer such
questions rs may be put to them touch
Ing the origin Of the fire. MIR. Lyman
said the bill had been prepared and In
trOduced ut the request of the Chicago
Fire Department.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11
NOTICE..

The Eagle can he ordered ut Chas.
Macdonald X Co.'S literary emporium
and book store. ~ Washington street.
l.. II. Jackson's wholesale and retail
cigar store. 1Oj Washington street. and
NJ all ilrst.class news stands through.
ont the West.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

Eagle bids this genial. manly and cour-
teous official Godspeed ON the new ca.
rcer upon which he has entered.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

counsel In some of the most prominent
cases In Chicago, among which are the
anarchists, tho County Commissioners
Doodle case, and also the Cronin trial.
Of which, In the second trial, he was
appointed special counsel for the State.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

Hickman Seaman. one of the most
prominent attorneys In Chicago, was
born In this city Oct. %, 1854. He was
admitted to the bur seven years ago
and was associated with Luther Latin
Mills for eight years. He has been
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

The House this morning took up Sen
ator BOgar,lus' bill allowing the infiic-
ton of capital punishment for train
robbery. and without debate or amend
ment advanced the same to third read
Ing. 1t will DE sent to the House some
day this week. The bill was introduced
early In the session ana went along In
the usual order. The tragedy on the
Alton Road u few days ago wherein an
engineer was shot down Mt his post by
II band Of train robbers has attracted
the attention of the entire Legislature
to the bill. The necessity for such leg
islation Is apparent to every one. and
the bill will be landed In the Cover
nOr's office with all possible speed. 1t
has the Endorsement Of the railroad
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

Consideration of the Senate bin to o..
tnblisli the Eastern Illinois State Nor.
NAL School was resumed as a special
order. AZ amended 1t provides that
the Eastern Illinois State Normal
School shall be located "in that portion
OF the State lying north of the Balti.
more and Ohio Southwestern Railroad.
and south Of the Wabash railway. ana
east Of the main line of the Illinois
Central Railroad. and the counties
through which said roads run"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-05-11

Mr.. Needles called up Oh third read.
Ing the Senate bill appropriating $50.
lbs to dcfray the running expenses Of
the state RefOrmatory ut Pontiac until
July l. 1t was passd-yeas III, nays 9.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
.. TEAIR0
LA COUQUISTA
DE- MADRID

Palido sera cuanto Sc Olga respecto la
ms gistral Interpretation one obtuvo anoche
esa bellisima zaIzuela, mlsica del maestro
Gaztsmbide letra de LARA.
Anoche nos creiamos trasportados los
po6ticos alcazares de la antigua Sevila.
IQue gentiles deslumbrantes de hermo-
sura estaban Amelia Mendez y Araceli
Aponte!. o Ie conjuuto de gracia y de
beleza! Con sus trsjes moriscos resultaron
divinas.
Ambas cantaron con inspiration, ponieu-
do de relieve s1s hermosas Facilitates de ar
tistas consumadas FL amer, los celos. la
desesperacion, todo Sc reyelaba en- sus belli-
simos rostros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
EN- JUSIQ ELf Clio

Nos es muy satisfactorio trazar estas IRE
YES lfneas elogio de Ia simpatica sn"iedad
As cidc On de Dependencies de YnUcJ. 50
cledai ilamada t.restar lncaculaslee
beueficios al digno grtmio que la fundo
Nos completeness en- manife>tar que
atehtameIte invitados acnmp. nados por Il
joven don Santiago Vivardi, vis,tamos las
Inst. aeones de la expresada socl. dad. que
dando admiTaios d i buen orden metodo
que ali cbserya.
Sati ,h h,s debeD esrar los iovenes depen-
dieutes de Yanco por haber daCo Gina un
pensa mientn one les enaltece, nos permi-
tlmos f, llcitaiIes con tai motiyo. excitandc-
l-s que no desmayen en- la tarea empren-
dida.
Las asociaciones salyaD las colectivida-
des, eleyapdolas y poniendolas en- condi-
clones de vida rohusta.
expresar nuestro agradecimien-
al jo's---ee2 -.iAa>, ), Por sus def-rencias
lstos4s qne n A.do agradecemos.
MANUEL flGUEkOA ~JOsE EsTEyA
Yauco, M.yo 10 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

| Ell p1blico las contemplate con deleitn, J
eDtusiasmado lie prniig5 nutrldos apiausos
| El terror seTlor b rrera pnede ngurar en-
la ccmpa nla de opera mas eA'gehte. ou
VOC es de bast.ute vo uGeu, artnoniosa, On
cis.ma Frasea ben canta con e2q .lelt
| gusto! Ii st flor Barrera IBERIA ponof e.
sceua ana opera lJa.ia"a, ahnque fuera e.
no acto, en- Ii seguridad de que ii publlco
acCf deria gustpso.
| Reune ii stf1e B ,rrera, las condicioues
de buen cantaLte, una fgura distIDguldisi-
ma sim pa tica, es artlota que cautlva al
tlollco. Anoche en Ell p+pei de Ausureu
estuvo inlmitable FL audItorio 10 colmo
de apIaUSos.
Ell baritone sefior Delg ado posee ma her
mosa yoz, vibrante souora.
Capta C, Il expression. De fgura arrogan-
sima, luce mu,ho Ell la escena. Is un ar
tista de grandes meritos Ea I'll dlf.cil papel
de I rph, NADIA dej6 que destaI era yerda-
deramelte el fero moro Tarph y no Lucio
Deigado
III sefor Salazar IS un actor dramatico
not4 Bile.
FL tenor c6nico sefior Barrenas puede de
cirse que es una verda adera ado Iisicion para
la compa MA.
Sirmpre esta en- caracter, gracioso 6 in
tenciouado, pero sin traspasar nunca 10 CO
mico para caer en- psyasadas, como acontece
q otros actnres de su g6 aero
De vtZ fresca souora. dice bien 10 que
canta, frasea pe1fectamente. Tanto agra
da al publico este simpatIco actor, que le
hace repetir siempre sus n1meros.
Todas las dem parties de la companfa
trabajan conciercia Les coros, bien ajus
tados
Ell Director de olquesta es un tabil macs
tro; los al tistas pueden coniar en- el tran
qalameDte.
Difc1lmente veremos otra vez IN cuadro
tan complete en- nuestro teatro. Arts as
que reunan todas las condiciones que exige
la escena, no son muy abuDdantes y 81 st for
Barrera Sc ha esmerado al formar su distin-
gulda compai1ia.
Agreguemos este que los artistas yisten
con suma elegancia cuidadosa propiedad
Poseen riqu1 ,lmos y elegantes trsjes.
Snceramente, 10 decimos, blen marece Ia
simpatlca com pafia la protection drl publl-
CO. ciudad,qne es amante de la m1
sica enthusiastic ror rodo 10 uns vs.e, ~ 3.
si-npre correspondent a los es fuerzos de los
a1tlstas.
Ell estas Ii1eas reciban todos nuestro en-
tusiasta aplauso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
LOS MUCHHCH0s
ASCENSION, Ros Y Ca. s. G.
Atocha, eS9mina Fires

Acaban de comp,etar 80 txtenso vsris-
do surtido de ms roarcias, fsrrete,is y
quincalIs.
Velos de II .ligosa, Ca, h ami az, rnediss
para eefiorss ca bail~ros, cs.zado, p-rfu
meiia gnantes mtones de seda, obj stos
da kiscnt ronas para noviss,y de biz cult
para defuncior es, psraguss, sombrilas
paiiuel-s ss'a. etc. etc
Co ossl sur tido en- jnguetess.y un scas
Les leeitimos drill 8 naliorqLi il 90 asa,-
gados, holandas parel'as.
El renombr ado calico marca LIS .Hwchd-
chOs Sc esta sgotando i'e,Ssterc;a.
YEsQUEROs gf21IAs
MAqui as de picsr carne 'Holer maz,
vsnteadoras para csfe, ma het=s marca co
codrilo, plAnchas, z'rc, a'smbre de puss,
bombas alectorias, hules biancoe, de colo
res negrcs, efec os para carpintsros, to-
neleros. talabarterof, zapsteloa, hsrrerot
ets Corress para uaquinarias, todos ta-
me nos dinei stones.
Pintur as. aceite de linaza, aguarrAs, cr;s
talerfa lcza.
Nos conais'or amos to 20 trabsjo o de fun
dici6n.
Una vista al estAblecimiento.
AbriI. 20 de 1895. m. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

Echevarria Castaf1eda Comandante. dor
| Augu>to Pamies y Puig Comandaute, dor
P~layo L1torre Cartier-Capitan Ayudante
don B4lbipo Gil Dolz Capt. Caiero, dor
B ,nifacio Ort.'ga Mufloz -Medico L., don
Alejo Moreno C4macho Capellan, don Luis
Milan G ,r,fs T Tsniente sbanderado, don
Jose Freire q iintana -Mdsico mayor, don
Alberto Eaiero Z ,rriila-Capttanes, don
Tomas Trj-ro Palscio, don Jose Diaz n be
aira, don Pedro Vslls Bella don Carlos
Martin B ,ll-steros -Primeros Tenientes, don
,nif .cl" Dominique Oiarre, don Eduardo
Io4f1ez Martorell, don Francisco Herrero
D7lgado, don Migael Herrero Delgado, don
Alberto Gimenez Morales, don Albano Bian-
co Alvarez, don Vicente Tur Risas. don An
tonic Vara de Rey, don Jose Valdivia Ti-
ray. don Jose Garcia Seviila, don lsidoro de
In Tore Santana don Teodoro Bustamente
F-ra= ndez s gundos T=nientes, don Mel
Choir Monzonis St,ler. don Joaquin Gutierrez
Allegro y don Jose Fernandez Martin.
FL Official de almacen don Antonio Osuna,
ha quedado en- esta ciudad de representante
del battalion
T,mbien ha quedado aqni ell almacen de
la tropa
De la casa de la sefora doha Irene G. de
Goieo ha desaparecido uua nina de doce
amos, ilamada C.rmelita Perez.
% Supiicd d Id persona que Uepga nOIlcla
de su paradero. la comunique dicha sef1o-
.ra, pues la referida nina lie esta entreg ada
por la Autoridad local. 2-3
ia e. stimada amiga favorece con Ia
revista De teatro que We Ia luz en- este MI
nero, supliendo hoy, de este mod -fenta
loSamente al que traZt estas hItas, que
venia redactando dichas reyistas
Llisa Feliciano K osalia II r1,ldez fue
ron denunciadas por escandalo y ri1a en- la
calle del Leon:
Servicios prestados en- FL dia de aver por
Ell Cuerpo de Poiicia Municipal:
Denunciados los pesadores de carne que
continuation Sc eSpresan, por falta de peso
eu la IT ferida carne: Francisco Lopez, Ramon
Cintrou. Jose Ciutron, Tomas Cintr6n, Fran
cisco Fernandez, Cirilo Maldonado
-Denunclados vsrios duen,is de solares
ror tener estos sin cercar
--Denunciados los vendedores de granos
R'mon Rios, Este ban Rivera B .ldomero
Ventura, por felta de peso en- el referido ar
ticuln.
Por el guarsia Leandro Mora, fueron
conduciiss al Deposito de animales dos Ca
bras con una clia. una cabrita Y IN cerdo
nor lli:r - reaIeI g2l
-Denunciado ol csrretero Miguel Diaz por
IT mnntado en- ei carro one guiaba.
--Drtenida On Fl Dep6sito Manicipal, la
meretriz Luisa Valdivieso (a) Ardilla, por
il moralidac.