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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

hiri6 al marinero Kermorvant, los CO.
merciantes Soynie y Minge, otro mari
nero lamRdo Matrso, otrO llamado Le
Quere, una muier de nombre Perrine, y
aun pobre nffio de tres af1os.
El animalito df6 expontan eamente
una cOrT5d, de las que GUSTAV en- Madrid,
aunque no hubo muertos que lamentar.
En- Saint Pierre-la Palud (que es un
solo pueblo, aunque parecen cuatrO) se
encargO del espectacnlo un tai Deparcient,
que tuvo realizo la idea de guillotinarse
& ST mismo.
Los peri6dicos de la provincial dan de-
TALES curiosisimos. V6ase la muestra:
"Deparcieux conatsuy0, con sus pro
pfas manos, al instrumento de muerte: una
perfeota. g1iIlotina, formada de dos mon
tantes, de 3 metros so de alto. El taio era
un hacha afiladfsima, sobre la cual puso
Deparcieux un martillo que pesa7 kilos.
LA construction del aparato, que es una
maravilla, exigio largos dias de trabajo." !"
"Deparcieux se acost6 boca arriba,
los pies apoyados on IN muro, un coin
bajo los ri6ones, la cabsza en- una espeoie
de criba; y tirando de la cuerda que soste
MIA ell hacha so cort0 en- redondola cabeZa /"
Este extraordinario suicida, que Sc
guillotino de noche, tuvo la pre- caucion de
colocar una larnpara al pie del aparato
para darse Ell placer de yer bajar Ell hacha =,
Los m6dicos dicen que Deparcieux
estaba loco.
Yo creo que era mas cuerdo que la
mayor1a de los vecinos del mundo.
lei temperanento suicida es el predo
| minanto Cada cual sc suicida su mo
| do. iSolo que escasaau los Deparcisux
con ingenio, travesura y valor para mon.
| tar una guillotina de usn nersonnl!....
LUIS BONAFOUX
5 de Febrero
(ProhGbada la reproducci6n).
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CUMPLASE La LEY

Anunclada vacanto para prOVeerse por
concurso la egouela pt1bIica elemental de
niflas de cisrto pueblo de la Isla, ha llega-
do q nueabro conOcimiento que SO han
presentado varias aspirantes & dicha es
cuela y que Ia Junta Local y Ell Ayunta-
miento del referido pueblo, al emitir sIs
infoTmaa, no estan de acuerdo en- las pro-
puestas
Nosotros llamamos respetuosaments
la atenci6n del Excmo Sr Gobsrnador &C.
neral de la Provincial y del Sr Inspector
del Distrito, c3loso defensor de los intere-
pues tenemos uoticias de que las propues-
tas no estan conformes CON las disposicio.
mes vigentes.
La R. O. de de Diciembre de 1891,
sobre concursos vigentes en- esta Pfovin-
cia, dice en- eu apartado 80: "Q1e al con-
curse de traslaci6n (cono el de que Sc ira
ta) t8ndran derecho todas las que desem-
pefien Escuelas de la misma categorfa y de
igual mayor sueldo que la vacante, dan
dose la prefersncia primera al mayor suel
do disfrutado despue5 4 la entiQiisdad."
Entire las aspirantes sabarnos que hay
una que disfruta $45 de sueldo mensuales,
mayor por 10 tanto al de la vacante, y
mayor tamb;6n que los sueldos legales que
perciban las Otras aspirantes.
Con respecto los sueldos legales no
deben olvidarsa las varias disposiciones
que rigen s0bre ell particular; este es, 'Que
los Municipios eatan facultados para au-
mentar las dotaciones fjas que la Ley Sc
hala sus eecuelas publicas, cuando quie-
ran recompensar los servicios personales
de sus maestros, sin que por estos aumen.
tos voluntarios SO puedan considerar los
Profesores en- quienes recaigan, con mas
derechos que los que adquirieron sus es-
cuelas, no siendo sueldo legal Ell que no sc
acOmode exactamente la egcala estable.
cida por 1a ley"
No hacemos comentarios.
Hagase justicia y desaparezcan los
compadrazgos."
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lNDLCE De COBERNAClQN

Traslado de Guerra interesando Sc
apruebe el acuerdo de IL Diputaci0n Pro-
vincial de Puerto Rico, u tando un cr6di-
to para adquisicion dc ult ssiles Maiisser
para 81 Ej6rcito y Volunt:ios -Declaran
do cesante al Catedratico del Institute de
segunda EngehBEza, don Lorenzo Ruiz
Ibarra.-Nombran para la plaza ante
rior don Angel Rivero o.-Desestimand
Ia pretensi6n del Ayuntarniento de Juncos
de que Ell Estado Sc haga cargo del servi-
clio de Comunicaciones do aQuel pueblo
Nombrando don Angel Acoata Juez de
primera Instancia de Hurnacao.-Id & don
Fernando de Prat Gay, id de i'd id de
San FranciscO.--Id s don Antonio Alfonso
Martinez, Juez de primera Instancia del
distrito de Cathedral de esGa Capital-Real
Decreto nombrando don Desiderio Mon
toriO, Abogado Fiscal de Ia Audiencia de
Ia Habana.-R. d. i'd DON Vicente Aguss
tin Santandreu, Magistrate de la Audien-
cia de 10 Criminal dc Maye giez.---Real
Decreto trasladando don Francisco Cal
Vo Ruiz & la plaza de Magistrate de Ia
Audiencia de 10 Criminal de Vigau.-Dan
do las gracias los Sres S}obrinos de LZ
puZcoa". cef tific aclOn de ce
SO del Ayudante segundo do Obras publ
cas-, don Manuel Capella Resolviendo ex
pediente promovidO por el Ingeniero aepi..
rante don Manuel Becerra. .-Traslado de
Fomento dando cuenta de Ia remission del
CuA0rO de meYcanc1aS BaGl0n2les que pu0'
den optar la bonifcaci6n del so por 100
en- el precio de transportes las Antillag
y Filipinas.-TraeladO do Guerra dispoS
niendo ell embarque para Cuba de los con"
hnados Jcs6 Gomez Povla y otros.-Resol
viendo expediente en- averiguaci6n de las
Causas que motivarOn las denuncias de la
prensa en- las tasas de franqueo de perio
dicos.-Traslado de Estado concediendo
exeQuatur al Consul de Santo Domingo
en- Mayagjez don Joaquin TornabelS.-
Real Decreto nOmbrandO Medic RaciOnero
de la Cathedral don Jose Chance y Reyes.
-AutorizandO Ia qualification de 88 pesos
por alQuiler de casa del Torrero de, Faros
don Arturo r Ontreras.-Resolviend
en- que deba considerarse Ia plaza de Pa
gador de la Junta de Obras del puerto de
Ponce.-Concedfendo meses de icencia
al Teniente Fiscal dc la Audiencia de Pom
ce don Eduardo Aules.-Resolviend ex~
pediente tornado por la memoria del Di.
rector de la Estacion Agron0mica de Rio
piedras dor Fernando Lopez Tuero.-
Aprobando acuerdo de este Gobierno &C.
neral en- ell servicio de oomprobaci6n de
pesas y medidas y veriicaci6n de los con-
tadores de gas.-Aprobando nombramien.
TO INFERNO de Catedr6tico de Frances del
Institute de esta Capital q favor de don
destinos entire don Ernesto Sanchez Ia,
boada, Juez de primera Instancia de Ba
racoa y don Ricardo Pareja que 10 es de
Vega baja.-Id i'd entire don Rafael Nieto
Abeille y don Antonio Alfonso Martinez.
--Autorizando & don Darfo Ulloa para que
80 embarQue en- el oorreo del 10 del actual
-Remitiendo tftulo de Registrador de la
Propiedad de Guayama favor de don
Juan Irizarry.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25
INDICE De HACIENDA

Traslado de Guerra referente al retro
del sargento de Ia Guardia Civil, Jaime
don Joaquin Sanchez L6pez.-Aprobando
la habilitaci6n de sellos de Comunicacio-
mes de tres centavos del bienio de 1892
SO para Ell de 1894 & 95.-Real Decreto con-
cediendo un cr6dito supletorio de 234 pesos
10 ctvs, al articulo 10 "U tensilios Alum.
brado" Capitulo 70 'Mat eriales diversos",
Secci6n tercera Guerra" del presupuesto
de gastos de 1895 96.
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G. UB A
TELEGRAEiAS De La HABANA
PsIbLicddos por "Eg Liberal" de Madrid

Los rebeldes que circular por Ia pro.
vincia de la Habana, tirotearon una ma
Quina exploradora que descendfa de la
Union San Felipe. Detras marchaha un
tren de viajeros. Las fuerzas del ej6rcito
contestaron la aggression. Sc empeffo Ia
lucha, que fu6 breve y reflida Da ella re-
sultaron cinco insurtectos muertos. e.
enemigo detuvo despu5sel tren de viaie-
ros en- Zafando. Los %ebeldes pusieron
fuego Ia locomotora abrieron la valvu-
la. I'll tren gali6 con velocidad vertigino-
sa, y lego San Felipe. donde descarril6
Ill Comandaute Martinez Lacosta,
con 100 ingenieros, 80 de San Quintfn y 40
guardias civiles, tuvo I'm combate en- ell
ingenio Santa Lucia, de esta provincial,
CON el grueso de la partida de Maximo
Gomez, qua intento envolverlo, acudiendo
al fuego ia columna Linares AIdecoa,
gosteniendo el cornbzte hasta el oscure-
cor. que fue rechaZado el enenigo con mu.
chas bajas. Las uueatras, un Official y
IL doce de tropa heridOs.
-Participa el Gral. Pando muelen todos
los ingenios Jib8ra, Guantanamo Manzani-
llo y mayor parte Caba.-Capitan Coma
lez Bernal, con SO movilizados columna
Rabanal, batieron partidas Lacret, Clotil.
de Garcia loEna potrero Lacama, disper
sandolas, nosotros cinco muertos, enemi
go ign6rase.- A Gral. Godoy, Olalidita
(VilIas), bati6 partidas Robao, Cayito, Al.
NareA NuuSN, OcupauOOI6S C2Lnpafnen5O,
caballos, correspondencia, y municiones:
nosotros cinco heridos contusos
Eli tsniente coronel Aldea, sorpren
di0 Grima campamento cabeciIla Anieba+
rio Duran, cogi6ndole caballos, arma
mento; ignora9o bajas enemigo; nosotros
heridCs un cficial confuse.
-Comandante Palacios bati6 en- Plata
nos (Cuba) partida Bejarano, causandole
muchas bajas, cupandole muertos, con
tando titulado captain Castro, ararato fa.
bricaci6n cartuchos, 15 armamentos, boti-
gum, monturas campamento; nosotros
IN herido dos contusos.
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Juez de Instruction del distrito de Gate.
dral, sefior Santandreu, con motive de ha.
Der ocurrido en- el barrio de CanovanilIas,
segdn se dice, la muerte de un niio de 10
afios, llamado Martin Roena, consecuen-
cia de un disparo de revolver. LIE ha
acompaf1ado el escribano Sr Calder6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Sc ha disuelto la firma mercantiI oue
en- Ponce giraba baJo la raz6n de Viuda
de Iglesias y Compaffa, haci6ndose cargo
del active pasivo la nueva casa Que se
ha fundado con Ia denomination de Win.
da de Igiesias, que continuara los mismos
naQocioa
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Nos dicen de Florida Barceloneta

Nos dlcen de Florida (Barceloneta \:
Ha sido muy sentida en- este barrio
Ia muerte de la distinguida sefiora dofia
Francisco Gomiia, esposa del querido ami
go don Jose Arana. Dicha sefiora falle-
clio en- Lares, donde temporaImente sc
hallaba al lado de toda la femilia. Doffa
Paquita era un modelo de virtudes STEM.
pre- ten1a su mano generosa dispuesta &
socorrer los pobres que acudfan & su ca.
ga. Enviamos nuestro p6same & su af1iii,
do esposo y demas de la familia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

La noticia que publicamos antes de
aver respecto I'm infundio ocurrido en-
10 venta de efectos timbrados, no 80 refe.
ria al almac6n que para la venta de dichos
efectos tiene establecido en- Ia calle de
San Francisco, esquina San Justo, nues.
tro amigo don Santos Filippi.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

A conseouencia del sueIto que publi-
camos aver referente al proyecto de an
sanche de esta Capital, supimos anoche
por conducto autorizado, que los estudios
mencionados donde SO encuentran deteni.
dos es las ofcinas de Obras de Puerto. y
no en- ell Ayuntamiento, como nos habfan
asegurado; Sea en- una q otra parts, cree
mos que el Observation-Disclosures asunto de
que se trata, merece muy predilecta aten.
ci6n y las mayores actividades, 81 es que
SO quiere atender como corresponds s
nuestra prosperidad. Vendrfa de molde
que 8. e. el Gobernador tomase cartas en-
ese asunto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Da nuestro estimado c0lega Ei Nott
ctero dc Ponce es 81 siguiente sueEto:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

A comprar barato. I'm ell dep6sito de
calzado "El Popular" con motivo de la
Semana Santa que ya Sc acerca, SO es.
ia vendiendo & como olga ell marchante.
En- calzado para sehoritas zapatitos
americanos, no hay quien pase. Am6ri.
GO esta hecho el diablo desaffa la com
petercia. Direction: Cruz n1mero 10.
frente al curro iibarito de GALES.
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va estan terminadas las obras de
transformation gus ha realizado en- su
casa ndmero SO de la Gale de San Fran
cisco don jose Lentini, de un casucho
viaJo y teo, ha hecho una b%l!fzima obra,
la que ha sido diriiida por II h bill & inteli.
gente arquitecto don Bartolome Llovet.
que una vez mas ha probado su gusto y
competencia para ese clase de trahaioa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

otro se espara de B5lgica un tingla-
do, TODD de hierfo, para levantarlo sc.
guidamente en- los nuevos muelles de
nuestro puerto. Ahora faIta que sin de-.
more Sc saquen subasta los aoFarss uus
alli existen para que pueda conaenzar Ia
construction de almacanes.
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sabamos que esta pr6xima & terrninar
Ia edlcion de un libro que ha de ser inte.
resantisimo para este pals, del cuaI M.
dram obtener muy titles enseffanzas los
agricultores que deseen separarse de las
perniciosas rutinas que, sin saberlo. tan
tos perjuicios les causa. La obra de refe.
rencia Sc titulard "Tratado de Cultivos Tro.
picales" y Sc debs la pluma de nuestro
competente amigo ilustrado colaborador
agronomo
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k0Tlclks GENERATES

Haci6ndonos eco de I'm rumor que cir
culo en- dfas pasados, dijirnos que en- los
Barracones de Puerta de TERRA Sc trataba
de estsblscer una enfermerfa militar para
curar los enfermos de la fiebre amarillo:
pero hemoe 81 bido despuAs que 8. e. ei
Gobarnador, irspirado en- motivos de hi
giene, ha deaechado 81 proyecto Y de
clio SO complaceu muoho los vecinos de
Puerta de TERRA, qua vefan con pesar un
hospital de esa ia,lole, amenazando la sa.
iud de los habltaGt9s del barrio. Tam
bien SO alegran los habitualeg concurren.
teg al peseo de Covadonga.
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Dicen los peri6dicos de Navarro que
en- Pamplona Sc ha desarrollado extrardi,
nariemente, adquiriendo las proporciones
mas alarmantess Ia epidemia Yarioloss,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-25

Nusetro amigo don Armando Morales
fue el que proyect6 diriji6 las obras
adornes en- Ell 'tCirculo de Amigos" que
han sldo con justicia generalmente aplau-
didas
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"De Guanabacoa 1a bella
CON suH Knurallas de guano GD
&c hoy SO tlespide un cubano
"por que Ell hambre le atropella
I" No puedo vivir On ella
de doloE Y sentimiento;
IS va mo falta el aliment0. ....
hace tres ola que no como...
"Ime voy vostir dc plonoo
Z" pa que NO me Ileve el viento!"
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A He ARINC.
All Interested Parties In the N. Il. k~-
ceivership agree on Unification.

All Interested Parties I'm the N. r. Re-
ownership Agree on Unification.
Washington, Jan. 13.-Lawyers of the
Northern Pacific railroad case have
made an engagement with Justices
Harlan, Field and Brewer of the SUI
preme court for the presentation or
facts in their cases tomorrow. They
will ask to have the road either placed
under one receiver, or under one set
OF receivers, who will have charge or
the road as an entirety instead OF the
present plan of numerous Independent
receivers. The circuit of each of these
judges covers a portion of the road.
The hearing Will take place in cham
bers and win be I'm the nature of pre-
sanitation of the facts in the case by all
the parties interested. including the
holders of the bonds and stocks of the
road. They are all agreed that the con-
ffict between the courts along the line
of the road as to jurisdiction is inju-
rious to the property and must event
ually result in great loss unless termi-
mated The recent action of Judge Cal
bert in unifying the receivership in the
north circuit is regarded as useful only
TO the extent of cutting off the salaries
of two men who have been eliminated
from the receivership in that jurisdic-
ton. The receivers in New York con-
tinue as heretofore while in the Seventh
and Eighth judicial circuits. embracing
the states of Wisconsin, Minnesota and
North Dakota, there are two receivers
and still another in the Ninth circuit In
control of that part of the road lying
west of North Dakota. The last named
receiver ds not working i'm harmony
with the old two. The various interests
are unanimous in seeking to have JUS
tees Harlan, Field and Brewer agree
ON a unified receivership for the entire
line and in asking them to recommend
the appointment of such a receiver by
all THE COURTS engaged in the conflict.
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IN HAW All.
a Movement to Form an Independent
Government-Lirs Hop 8 of War.

A Movement to Form an Independent
Government-Lil's Hop of War.
San Francisco, Jan. 13-The steamer
Australia to-day brings the following
from Honolulu: Jan. 6.-Minister of
foreign affairs. Cooper, is on the island
of Hawaii He will see the leading men
of the island regarding a rumor that
Hawaii wishes to secede and form it's
government The Legislature will meet
next month and,the secession move
ment will be brought up. If the resi-
dents of the island decide to form their
own government, nothing but outside
interference will prevent them. This
government would be powerless, as Ha-
wall is more thickly populated than
any island of the group. The friends
of LIiuokalani would like to see war
between the United States and Eng
land, believing England would seize
these islands and restore them to Lili-
uokalani. The remaining political pris-
oners were released New Years day.
All claim they will support the present
government The Hawaiian band,
stranded in a town in Ohio. will be
brought back at the expense of the
government.
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KILLED BY HER SIN
Death of Mamie Enright, a PrOmiS-
ing Young Girl.
1T CAUSED GREAT SURPRISE
She Had Been Engaged at Various
Places as a Domestic. and Her
Reputation Had Always
Been Unquestloned

The young woman who died in the
lodging house at No. 231z East Granite
street Sunday evening from an attempt
at abortion performed by herself was
identified yesterday morning as Miss
Mamie Enright, and the Identification
was accompanied by the greatest sur
prise, as the girl had been highly re-
spected and bore a reputation unfair
ntshed by any suspicion of wrongdoing.
The girl was well known and she was
identified by nearly dozen people In
the curious crowd that fiocked into the
morgue as soon as the doors were open
ed.
Coroner Richards and his private de-
tective, Chance Harris, fully invesu-
gated the case yesterday, and Ii was
decided that an inquest was unneces-
eary. They Learned that Miss Enright
had a consultation with DR.. Fourth on
Saturday morning and that she went
from his office to the lodging house in
which she died. When she was told
that the price of a room was $3.50 a
week she said that that was more than
she cared to pay. She afterwards gave
the landlady 81 and said she would oc-
cupy the room a couple of days and
perhaps longer. She was well dressed
and seemed to be in good health and
spirits She went out for breakfast
Sunday morning and did not return until
nearly noon. Drs. Fourth and Gum
called soon after and performed an OPP
GRAFTON to relieve the girl of the fetus
which she had destroyed about week
previous, and which was badly decom-
posed. There was a constant memoir
fhage, and the girls weakness from
want of care and nourishment made the
case a very serious one. The doctors
did everything possible to stop the
hemorrhage, and gave orders that she
be given such nourishment as she re-
qulred They returned about 10 o'clock
that evening and found that the hem
orlfl1age was much worse and that the
girl was almost dead Restoratives had
mo effect and the unfortunate young
woman died about 1890 O'Clock.
Miss Enright was % years old and
had been employed as a domestic In a
number of families in Butte, among
them being those of Colonel Horst, l.
Krueger and c. c. Rueger. She had a
brother working in one of the Butte
mines and also two cousins, j. II. Gil
lick of the Butte Reduction works and
Mrs. James H. Maiher of No. sos East
Woolman street Her mother is living
somewhere in Northern Michigan. Hei
father was blown up in one of the
Michigan mines i'm 1872 She was never
| fond of mems attentions and hei
Friends say she was the last girl in the
| world whom they would expect TO gel
| into such trouble Her sad death has
| caused heartfelt sorrow among all who
| knew her. Her body was removed las'
| evening to her cousins residence III
| East Woolman street, and she viii b'
| btir1ed from there at 2 O'Clock this at
ter-noon.
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GROWING IN INTEREST.


The Senatorial Canvass Is Getting warm
-rh~ Candidates 1T WorS.
Salt Lake, Jan. 13.-On account of the
conference Of the republican members
of the legislature, to be held tomorrow
night, the senatorial canvass is growing
in interest and each candidate is using
every available means 20 impress MEM
bers with his peculiar fitness for the po-
sstion Of United States senator II the
conference should develop strength
enough To insure a regular caucus. the
fight would quickly be narrowed down
TO Two or three contestants; otherwise
the balloting is likely 90 begin with the
republican vote divided among at least
five candidates.
Frank ]. Cannon appears TO be leader
at present, Il surface indications count
for anything. but his opponents claim
that ne viii receive his full strength on
the first ballot and that IL will not be
sufficient 10 elect. The mention OF the
name OF George q. Cannon IN connec-
ton with the canvass seems TO be the
disturbing element. George NJ. Cannon.
who is president Of the senate. in a pub
nshed interview IN the Tribune this
morning, is outspoken in his support
of George Q. Cannon for senator. II =
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Plenty
for To-Day
The price the same.

The price the same.
Think of it, genuine
Kaiki Wash Silks at rs
cents the yard, real value
so cents. It's one of those
trade bargains that occur
seldom.
Just as interesting to-
day as yesterday.
At o8c: Extra quality,
rich color Black Satin
Duchesse, value $3.50.
AT Soc: Extra quality
Black Gros Grain Silk,
value $3.50
AT o8c: Variety of Satin
Stripes and Brocades,
value $50.
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ON THE TRACK.
At Ingieside.

San Francisco, jan ia furious storm
ragged at Ingleside during the progress OF
to-day's races, converting the track into
sea of mud. Most of the high-class
horses were scratched on this account,
leaving an ordinary lot of horses to fill
out the programme. In the fifth race Per-
seus, who was backed down from to
TO even money, fell as the horses were
turning into the stretch. his rider being
uninjured. Perseus was under pull at
the time and would certainly have won
the race but for his unfortunate stumble
Ransom, at 80 to 1, won the race. Favor
ties ran true to form to-day, four out of
six winning. while a second choice and
an outsider won the other two events.
Six furlongs-Braw Scot won, Pescador
second, Mollie r. third; time, 1:1sk. Sew
en- and half furlongs. selling-Wyoming
won, Tenacity second, Daylight third;
time, 1:SS12. One mile-Ed Kearney won.
Nephew second. Fortuna third time.
1:46Iz. Seven furlongs, handicap-Star
Ruby won, Logan second, Installator
third; time 1:2911. Seven and a half fur
longs-Ransome won, Foremost second,
Jack Richelieu third; time, 1:3SA. s..
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believed that any development OF
strength In mis- Interest would make
decided change in the present situation
Several articles have appeared In the
locaa papers recently TO the effect that
Mr.. Cannon Is not a candidate. While
he Is not a candidate in the sense OF
seeking the election. he has always held
himself, his friends say. at the service
of the people and they claim that IL
this distinguished honor were rendered
him by the legislature and he should
feel that he could serve the state TO ao-
vantage, he would not decline II.