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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

have been held at the track, but the the absence absence
OF Mr. Belmont prevented quorum being preseiit
else decisive action might have been taken IN IN
regard 10 The Winner. William NJ. Wallace, ,he
owner OF The Winner will start for the West WIN
his entire stable to-day His statement was tHkc,'
by the stewards and he was permitted 10 go WIN
his horses and enough money to worry through the
coming winter without assistance from his frienns
Although the stewards have not finished win
the Buckwa affair. and are Investigating Coady;
the jockey who rode him In his last race. Hanweil
continues TO good races with Garrigan up AZ
though he was last not long ago when ridden by
II. Lewis.
The Friar should be retired at once 10 monas-
terry hidden away In the depths OF some remote
tangled jungle; far far from the abodes OF men
who bet the races. Sunny Slope. ridden ny
Taral, made The Friar look like monk with tn, a
poor Box between them to hold the contribu-
lions for the layers odds. Box IL to be shipped
West. He made his last appearance In the EAST
for this year yesterday.
owing to the many complaints about the Clarke
starting machine. the stewards ut Gravesend nave
decided to dispense with that machine.
John IA. Bradford II At the Virginia Hot Springs
and Is not likely return to this city for several
weeks.
John J. McCafierty intends to sell his entire
stable at auction at some time In the Morris farh
meeting and To sail for England Immediately AFTER
the sale.
Philip j. Dwyer expects to send some OF ms
horses to In California next winter, az ITO
purposes TO spend the winter on the Pacinc slope
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No REASON FOR THE COMPLAINT
r~ctIsu yAcuTSMEN WORKED Up OVER Al AZ
,rc,n DISSOLUTION OF THE NEW
YORK YACHT CLUB.


YORK YACHT CLUB.
Tho English yachtsmen have fouhd aho'ne' 49,,
,ror which TO hang complaint against 'ne Ne"
york Yacht Club 1t has been repor'e" 'a ~
r-rglish Yachting organ is annoyed AT an ""'eV
oso,u,ton IN the part OF the New-fork nacht 'luo
90 occont no challenge for the America Cup ioi''
a Canadian club -, 49,.
IA a matter Of fact; no such action mas pee"
,aken nv the club and the whining OF the EhsliSi'
,ars 10 uncalled for II Is true that py 'le secohu
deod If gift of the Americas cup II Is proNiueu '
hoats n he eligible competitors for the cup must
ooua IN American waters their own Keel
.,1rhie deed of gift was executed In lS2 or losS'
a,, - r,or,her Of the club land if the provisions
have iusi become known to the grumoers we can
help it III. -
II was explained that this second deed OF gil, was
drawn n prevent a recurrence Of the ATLANTA eN-
nerience The ATLANTA was built by Cuthper'' Oh
roronto and challenged for the Americas cup in
the name of the Bay of Quinte Yacht tluo' She
was lowed and twisted" said Neils oisen III Spe"N
inc NJ her Through the Erie Canal. and then came
down the Hudson. receiving her rigging ana tiINI
Inc touches after she tied up at lWeuth-st
-ba, ras in beaten tnouen, ny INC
sloon Mischief owned by the late Joseph H. busn,
Who was member Of the cup 'ommttee ou'lhs
the last international races ,. h.s ,ho,
The history Of the Americas cup shows ina I
another Canadian yacht was a competitor Ioe me
trophy In 1876 the schooner countess or IcuIlerin
came on her keel to win America : up Ian-
reIs She beaten by John ;. DicKersoh
schooner Madeleine. . ,..
II is we'll known that no challenge from a Jana
dian club would he rejected. PROVIDED the rules
governing the contest are complied with
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,,,pD AS sHARPsKOOTERs

,uou,,ps members of the eth Regimen w.
~, thermometers at Creedmoor on INC
H. snnnlementary practice days. 'onpa"'
,,a,, + W Jansen. 10: Sergeant i"o a
canrov As Private Geoghegan' ~ 'o'r ',, a.
ssrnaar, l. Sands. a. Corporal T. ho" AZ,
So ,ohn d. Thies. ~: Private 'Iear',a"
n,at. / r. Stewart. A. Company - p,,
-, Dunkak 43: Private A. Ill Sini'h. - -
a,a Frank Vessels. 10: Corporal T. /" n0o 1T
"a. pr,ya,e A. Balthaser. Al. Corporal = - go
-. Srseant w f. Smith. ~. Company - -,
n ! Townsend AZ: Private II. Kip. T. ''r .
1, r,sutenant A. r.. Pressinger. az fri'a'e -
uonkins "A; Sergeant W. IA. Brown 40 .,.,.,
a Franken a. Company +. Sergeant p-
:, w,swau a: Sergeant r. l.. comfort ,x,.
,a,a prince a. Company q. Private D. y "a. pu
4. comnanv II. Private +. w. Lancaster, 80,
,a,. u canneld a; Private A. Drake - 80.
tenant ". J. Underwood. Al: Sergeant L. . -, X
,vp AZ. Private NJ b. Atkinson. 10 'o"p" AZ
pr,vo,s F. w. Lloyd IL. Corporal Q. shl,'"
The following members OF the lZ'h ''',sr.
,,.,tssa a. sharpshooters; COMPANY =; a n ~;
Hns Mahony 49, Captain > > OSou.s'ryeant
Sergeant J. c Hagarty. IS; QuarterhastTE. corporal
+ n Woyt IS Sergeant 4. j cullen; vi, Welch.
r II & Kippe. ~: Lance Corporal W y Ruddlck
~: Private A. j. Redmond. y? Private ,S5,rats E
man a.: Private w. J. Knobloch y; 's,sr IS;
barry IL: Lieutenant T.. J. WmieTroitaa: Sergeant
Private l.. Wusseman. Company .nSnoral Fits.
W. Mcdonald. Company II. 49, ana e0'p''"
mier Company A. ~.
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SALE OF JAMES GAi.WAY's WARNINGS

lanes C;alway's Preakness yearlings are to be
sold at Easton's sale paddocks. opposite the en-
trance 10 the Sheepshead lay racetrack tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr. Galway is a successful breeder and the
colts and fllies bred by MIN are by such sterling
racers as Bevidere and Linden, both OF whom ale
gaining honors I'm the stud the sires OF wnneIJ.
Mr. Galway's broodmares carefully selected.
They are stouty bred. and many of them wei.
meritorous performers the turf
In addition to the Preakness lot several young
sters from the Stonewall Stud TO be sold. Vic.
tory Tenny and other young sires represented
or the thirteen yearlings sold the Preakncss
Stonewall sale last year Aquinas lone OF the hes;
two-year- ods in training). Dominica. Buckyidoro
Rem Brown Belvadell and Charlie Ref have won
many creditable races. The youngsters e.
hibition at the paddock. and are an uncommoniy
nm. lot OF vearlings. Some OF them far above
the average In size bone and conformation. al
though the general ige OF the lots he sold
is good. The sale should attract a large crowd Of
urffn
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R1-IIDJNG A FINE STEAM YACHT.

Charles T. Seabury & 20. have entered into hr
agreement with one Of their former customers 10
construct a 10 foot nusn leck steel steam yacht
twentv -one foot beam speed seventeen mics az
hour She will be modern in every detail. with ma
hogany deckhouses fore and AFT, electric hshts.
steam wndlass. etc. This 'essel VIII pe DUH d,
the new works al Morris Heights Of the Gas En-
CINE and Power company and Charles l.. Ssahury
& CO. Consolidated
Among the recent sales through Seahury q Co =
New-York Office is the hfty-foot naphtha launch
Olive to John ". Slater. This boat Is being pre-
nared for = Southern cruise and Will be used in
Florida this winter The Gas Engine and Power
Company is putting pilot house on this boat and
getting her ready for the trip.
The Gas Engine and Power COMPANY Is builring
etc She will yaw rugged. ana will cruise M
southern waters this winter. The boat is built on
order OF W Ashby Jones OF Richmond. Va.
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THE SUMMARIES.

WILL BE DISQUALIFIED.

Tme-?Ot %. POI 20. 2:i5 % 22i 80
The conditions that must win two heats
and u was Bald. Cooper Johnson and ISutler
heat. and the storm prevented another effort
~ the best struggles Of the year and real
champion 1895 is in much doubt Johnson
chances fer winning excellent.
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MORE EXCITING ORANGE TENNIS.

Orange ~ j.. Sept. 10 Especial " '.'..,h,r
Orange Lawn Tennis clubs annual 'na'lP y, 10.
tournament may have lacked III eh'''sS " no
fully made up IN excitement fes'e''H' t,'i
Wednesdays close seminal ma. "ro,,
.ua ,ouowoa this afternoon by another -"
sational match. Miles met Paret III" 'o ,n,r
sets had everything his own way DIV ,,.
the veteran OF many campaigns ~. al
.tvle Of play and began steadily 20 se' ~, 4
paret captured the third set after me
Of play. and then won ne io"''" % ~ ,,l,,r,,s
sr,,ggIs and the odds were in favor OF an u'''."n.
',c,orx for him had no, heavy thunderstorm"
prevented further play IN ,,,.e, again on Mon
ne w. winner will ,hallenge the cruz -, .
pion D. VI cander on rus ax 1 a0r se tooS
eea smaPmponsRp singles anal rouTdJ nrin.neGi
asa"ss e Iin SP soa aS Sc rSaai Il,
mnhnishedD
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did not affect the result of any of the races The
rain fell at late an hour that the track was not
That fifth race the cause of one of the worst
turf scandals of this year any other year ON
badly beaten by Cassette. Yesterday The Winner
at 10 against him. defeated Cassette, naptive'
cumsiances attending the defeat OF The Winner on
Thursday had most unpleasant look ana a.noIir
all the newspapers commented sharply ana severely
on that race. The magnificent manner in whicn
The Winner won yesterday naturally excited o,tte 1
over the grounds as Clayton rode Wallace nTI
over the line. Wallace has done many pecuiIah, Ia,
injury TO the Eastern turf Everybody knows what
his reputation on the Eastern turf u.s. and every cry
Winner in both races. The stewards OF the meeting
sent for Wallace and questioned him; or course
can't that n before rS the r@ee Wallace had made
rangements TO 20 West with The Winner are In,
The investigation is not yet finished IL should
not be forgotten that the entries of f. J. Baldwin
the California millionaire. were refused at MOTIFS
sistent running of some of his horses. If Wallace
is allowed to run any horses hereafter in the East
horses have raced Inconsistency over and over
again And Clayton. that radiant pearl OF purity
ought 10 take hand in this affair, and see that
proper penalties are meted out To all persons who
deserve to be punished
And what about Connoisseur's recent in-and-out
performances which have been OF me m3St Ei1 i
sic? And Hanwell? And many. many more? The
turf is Shiny with scandal
The Frar was the odds-on favorite in the Seashore
Stakes the Frar was ridden ny Htiie , ,I
field has been unucky 80 frequently for years when
ne has ridden oGds-on favorites? Let us all shed a
Littleeld has ridden. -
The unhappy people VINO went 10 me races Heste'-
dav had ample reason mourn over many things
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST RA"E-Purse 500; for maiden Two year-o!ds'
special weights Five furlongs. -
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,,o,s !, the hral heat Dawson seemed - rave N
res ~ II 70 twenty yard. Of the hnsh where ha,
90. we'll timed rush and non by hair lsnsn 80
xss hssfen m TWO lengths. HenshaN ana hso''On
paced tho hna
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Time 49,.
ONE MILE INVITATION tAMArEuR.

IIme-2i2J. IT, 3 O. -'Ia -
I'm the first heat Dawson jumped the bunch ana won oy
half A length while Harrison was as far ahead OF beam
Harrison won second heat easily. by Two ehS'hs u"
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RAIN STOPS JERSEY CRICKET.

THE CHAMPION ELEVEN DEPRIVED OF An EASY
VICTORY by THE pOWNpOrR.
The rainstorm Yesterday afternoon burst the
New-Jersey oval at Bergen Point Just in time TO de-
prve the New-Jersey Athletic clubs champion elev-
en- of a victory over the picked team representing
the clubs I'm the New-Jersey State Cricket League
The match was made draw by the enforced ces-
sation OF play. The State League eeven's batsmo n
tailed 81 runs for their zen wickets. - being
tributed by &. Kerry. A. Stratford compelled
to withdraw from the game. having peen accident
allv Injured The other visitors easily succumb. Il
TO The bowling OF Kelly and cobb. The champions
when play stopped had lost two wickets at
OF ~ runs The score.
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,x, ,,,,r ON CLASS ,pRoFEssroNAI1.

ONE MILE. 2:lo CLASS PROFESSIONALLY
T. \. McI1rNe-. Boston -'.'''''-''
4 callahan Buffalo. .''''''''''''
Howard = Moshsr. Storm kins ..'''''''''''''''
Time. -
II va. A good struggle Throughout DC III isrs,n
most speed in the sprint and ne "Nn ~ v,ysr Erie
callahan was far ahead ~ Nosner ~ n.e,f, ard
"a bowler chicago J. A Ne"hou'' p'"'''' $3.50
Watson Coleman Boston. also stare''
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ONE MILE TANDEM ,AMATEUR.
R,rbeau and W A Brown. Riverside Wheel


n X and Nat Roe. Pstchogue Wheelmen.
charles O'Connor and G. G. f. Schwartz kncker-
oscar Hedstrom and G. \ Henshaw. Riverside Wheel
rme222.
anybody race from the start ana ,he az sa ms
"a. "a their tandem broke Barbeau and Brown won ON
The tape nv six inches with the knickerbocker team ns
far behind In third place. the latter 'es" '"o"" nav"
won. but spurted too late
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oxE-nALr MILE HANDICAP PROFESSIONAL.
Time 10 | )

This was a handicap competition record The old
ord was geo IS made by otto Zegler New Orleans
last wear The pace terrific from the At the
h.ad Of the stretch the field punched. and Bad
seemed hopeessly beaten when the Bison made the ride
~ his ne lie wgged through the bunch and won
bv length going the last quarter In O:2I 2-S The
next seven men almost aligned.
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ROUNDING THE MARKS.

The Colonia rounded the Red Springs Point Buoy
Mt 09:i5 followed by the Amorita n little more
than eight minutes later and by the Qussetta at
25:4s The leader held hard In the reach TO the
Larchmonf Harbor mark. and before she reached
that pcin, 1t was simply question OF how much In
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Telegrama important J.

Segdn vemos en- e. He,ald
Esba1oL de Santo Domingo
nuestro Consul en- esta rep1blic;
recibio el "a el siguiente despa
cho telegrahco del Sr Dupuy d.
Lone, Ministro de nuestra Pa
tria en- Washington:
"El Senado de los Estadcs Unido
ha rechaza1o por unaminiiad la pro
posic on sobre belgerancia, aceptad;
por la comisioa mixta dc amoas ca
maras
S. considersn. pues. fraclsados los
esfuerzos de los enemigos de Espaha
y no conseguiran va NADIA aunque
vuelvan intentarlo.
Los insurrectos cubanos huyen
siempre y sufren constantes perdiias
que los demoralizan.
La persecution es incesante y efec
tiva.
Maceo penetro en- la Provincial de
Pinar del Rio. y ha teaido que retro
ceder. siendo derotado en- CanIelatia,
Cayajabos, Libori y Iona Rabi
Maxlmo Gomez se retira haeia el
Este.
Solo en- los dias dcsde el Io al -
de este mes ha habido 81 cncuentfos.
enterrando las tropas ~ cad veres dc
los enemigos. cog.endo - prisioneros
y causand lies muchos henios
I'll destaeamcnto dc VAradero, Ger
ca dc Cardenas, Sc apodefo, al desem
bsrear. dc las armas y manie,oncs de
Ia expedition collaso.
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Nj Sr. Dupuy de LONE.

Mueho ST ha hablado en- e
mundo del mag,strak articnlo pu :
bhca1o hacc pssco cn rl I!erski
lie Nueva Work fAoonuessro digni
simo. Represensansc .diplomasieo
cn Washington. ~ Dupuy elc
Lone. d.elrn,lo Ia sefsiad. "a yer
iad solnrana 6 iffe6asil,le. sobru
Ia saslsFeexsaa dr i oha. y driru.
assn.io 4 Eapaas y al lus.eso
elerviso espanol DIG las torpes -
hsaniax con qac - ptcsrxso lie
ileha iasurrvxesbn. ha Qucg.do
jepflsasslA,. Il iso~ifAassssao ras
sFefa y Aeasl@a
o4lsc&c del pasfs5tleo es<rsso
ca caesssaA qae. II osca cs ysseto
qoe rrsaslvisla hsIss dc los hlthns
scfsss eah4nsss y sss sinqAsisaslo
rcs lie los EssasloJ uusioa. 40 10
6 nsacs ca eaaeso cue ha coz
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CONF SION PROVINCIAL,

Asuntos que despacho la misma
en- session del dia II de este mes:
Presupuestos ordinarios municipales
de Vieques, Piedras, Barceloneta y
B.rranquitas para ell proximo ejer-
cicio economico.
1dem adicionales para I8o5-o6 de
San German, Vega -baja, Lares, Las
Marias. Bayamon, Naguabo, Maya
siie>, Rio-grande, Camuy, Las Pie
dras, Yabucoa. Maricao y Salinas.
Idem carcelarios ordinarios de Ma
yagiiez y Aguadilla.
Idem adicional de circeles de Vega
baja para fSos-o6
Cuatro expedientes de creditos vo-
tados por el Ayuntamiento de San
German por los sumas de IS, Is2.
900 y IS pesos respectivamente. des-
tinados q ampliar las partidas consig
nadas en- ell presupuesto VICENTE de di
cha ciuda para conduccion de Pile
gos urgentes, pago al Estado de con
tribuciones strasadas. bagajes y ma
tanza y enterramiento de perros.
Credito supletorio solicitado por e
Ayuntamiento de GALES para satisfa-
Ger el exceso de la derrama caroela
ria.
Iiem de 6oa pesos. pedidos por el
lie hiyam in 4 I'm de atender al caste
de alqaileres de las casas que ocupau
las fuerzas del ejereito des:acadas en-
aquel pueblo,
Dos creiitos supletorios, uno de
600 pesos y otro de 1000. aprobados
por ell Ayuntemiento de Lares para
|reparacion de GALES y caminos.
Recurso de don Jose Me- Cividanes
apoderado de la sefiora Viada de
Amoros, contra acuuetdo del AYun
tamiento de la ciudad de Ponce.
Idem de don Cele ionio Gonzi'ez,
contra un acuerdo del Ayuntamiento
de Toa baja. declarandole incapacita.
do para ejercer el cargo de Conceal.
Expedientes de cuentas municipal
les de varios pueblos dc la Provincial.
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tsicUnrrastatbiieg 4 IA consumacion
de las edades y los siglos. Para
la doctrina del Redentor no hay
tc ulos nj vallas. Penetra en-
aas fegiones barbaras y en- los
desiertos inexplorados, llega q
los ambitos mas lejanos y desco-
nocidos, y 4 todas parties lleva sus
optimas ensenanzas, sus dulces
balsamos. sus inmensos beneh
clos. Con nosotros vino a Ame
rica para evangelizarla. :. iQut
vale que haya en- America ciego:
& ingratos que nos nieguen
Mas son los que nos aman
iAcaso Cristo, con ser Cristo, nj
tuvo quien inconsecuente lie ne
CARA
Adoremos en- el Cruci6cado
! Creamos con fe absolute, mex.
, tinguible, en- el divino Funda
dor de esa Iglesia immortal y san
! ia, que es en- ell oceano de la
sociedades -digamoslo con Cha
teaubriand-faro supreme y sal
vador cuya luz Sc extiende mas
mas conforme aumenta el frago
de las borrascas
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DIMES Y DlRETES

Ia que quedamos ia en- Pom
&C en- Ia Capital daaae - h4 ds ee
lsbFaf Ia assmblca dc ausoaomoa
Para lac sea en- poaec es narass,s,
delAf s'a domacslio legal al pauido
COMO dser "El basespse e. coassir
sa'lo en- ssisdo ie tnbu. pues O.
iasiaeA mAs ka Peace Naaes.
hosn0fe. qae sc lev qusse dc IA eahc a
Ga 'iea los Qse Ia seaR&a lIeaes.
se Que sTasladAs eli Dltxetofso ) poa
&C. sbsnioaaa4o 81 frssaeaxla, ~ &c
l'tSsea1Aesoa. ssssio No pacSte s<s
y ao svf Dessir ci nasaenso qag q
Jtsses@fso eay4. ca sonpsia ga hs
possy'ae IA sc IssgrA, @lc4aaafA Ia So
ssKss Sc hsasbsiA. >. iraaea ntr, esa
G. mss tsa. sanQue aa - pafcsSa
r. sasa tai scaase assaaxuio tssSsAFt
taaAAs stl nsate Il dsaslaea8a i $
a~stto astoaoaso ) 90 IA ssasAss',
se uss de TssssaAf&o ao3sgf a "a asx
ssagA sl GAO u qas sssa sya Ia ss.a
nseA &c Eoaes. N0sotCs se.o tsas-
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Por Ia salud pdblioa.

La Gaftas de hoy inserta una
Circular del Excmo Sr Goberna
dor General. acreedora i muchc
APPLAUSE. Dirigese a evitar Ia
propagation de la viruela, de la
cual SC han presentado casos en-
algunos pueblos de Ia Isla.
He aqu: la parte dispositiva de
dicha Circular:
At. Los Alca!des dispondraa 10
coavenien,e para Ia Immediate adqui-
,icioa del virus vacuno y preseribiran
la vacunacion 4 domicilio.
J. Cada ounce dias darSn cuen,a
al Gob,erno Gcaeral del numero de
pcfsonas vacunadas. con EXPIRE
sioa de los aombres y barrios en- que
residan. indicando ademis el resulta
do que &C obsenga.
!. Sc psohihe en- absolute IA con.
cauencia 1 las Escuelas de los niAos
que no es,ea vaeuaadoA hAeitndose
responsible en- primer tesmino el Ma
esfro.
4. Seti ohligatoFia Ia vacunacion
ra las Csrceles. Asilos y demas Esta
sahleSimientos de bene6cencia
:. Los Ayuatamientos es,aran
ohlsg gaios i eoastruir 5 habilitar loca
les apsopaAdos con destiao 4 hosp.ta'
les cxelaasamease dc vatiol0sos.
eayos Eaahseclmien,os sesA aslnis-
mo oesigasosio eoadacig 4 aaaellas
s'<sxoaas que. asAcAdAs dc IA enter-
saedad dc Ia viruela. no tengan los
&c assos safc.en,es para sss Asea asis-
d ics y con el dehsdo aislamiento,
r.a,os secklrs debesAn esiAr situAdos
slesa je las pchlAcioaes.
q. Ea eAso De que los eaiermos
4sAeaSios pos dichA cniesmedad scan
pssissasea. las Aasostdaaes locales |
,AsspoadsAa dsAts laego el aislaullea
n DC aaas.las. sisilaado 1 "a ves el |
d "a nsdidas Aisi<ai-
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ULTIMOS
c A B . { G R M AS .

Seg1n los que recibio FL Ts-
Iegrama, ha tallecido en- Madrid
el Excmo Sr D. Ramon Herrera
Conde de la Mortera y jefe del
partido reformista cubano. En-
Barcelona Sc ha hecho una nue.
va manifestation p1blica de pro-
tesla contra las Camaras yankees
-Aseg1rase que ell Gobierno
Nacional ha acordado enviar a
Cuba $4,000 hombres mas -Ei
Sr Canovas opina que sera def
nitivamente rechazado en- los Es.
tados Unidos ell reconocimiento
de beligerancia a los insurrectos
cubanos. Esto no obstante, cree
prudente la continuation de los
hecesarios aprestos militares en-
provision de 10 que pueda ocurrir.
Sc con6rma la noticia de ha.
berse concertado una alianza
ofensiva y defensiva entire Ingla
terra { Italia.-En la Haoana. al
ser conducidos a la Cabafia va.
rios prisioneros procedentes de
la insurreccion, POGO falto para
que la multitud indignada los ex
terminase. Un nuevo Bando de
General Weyler previene que er
10 sucesiyo seran tratados los re
beldes como en- justicia Sc mere
cen ;. como asesinos { incendia
rios.-Han sido fusilados en- |;
| |Cabaha dos cabecillas sinsurrec
t.. .-El General Weyler h;
expnls ,do de la Antilla hernia
na 4 un periodista yankee.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-01
DO-ORA pOLiTICl.
-Di, por Dios, Directorio de mi alma,
81 dejas Ia abstencion,

|-Di, por Dios. Directorio de mi al ma
ST dejas Ia abssencion,
Porque falta al partido va Ia calma,
Ansioso de turron.
Basta va dc romantieos deberes,
Que son ejemplo ruin;
Ba.allar es la vida de los seres
De un partido autonomico sin fiu.
/ Pensar quedarse asf toda la vida !
Vaya un remedio al NAL
Nus morimos de anemia, es,a perdida
La e. No hay ideal.
La coas'gaa, sehor. es eloeuense
Consiste en- no conner
:. Filosofeo est is. yhasta imprudente.
No os puedo comprender,
--Escuchad: el que Iatya
Nnessra ventura y esperanto ALA
Fl Noises de Ia magica paIabra
Que el mana y el mani nos aerk,
Cosapfensiisade. .n 81 elAro easen.lin,enso
tTan aro vive dos
Que apenas somos Pedro. -. y que Ell
momento
Cuando MS es propieio =. para dos,
Nos dice con Tasoa: "Eh. cahalleros,
70 saidse pos aqai;
NJ no me obedecess eomo corderos.
Renunciad el man !. y hassa el maai
Casado yo aosa en- el Congress el pico
ClamAre con paata.
Qae vsse eaeadeaadA Puerto Rico
A terrible opsesioa
Que 81 slsae el Goaicsao en 81 deliti1
pos senda tan fatal,
Coa1eaaado los paeh.os al mafsirio.
ESQ arAbasA aaal
y que, assado vosossos los mAs haenos.
L.os meFoses. los mas
.Caaada. stsSsssamsnte. soss los menos
y aae dAla aaAi dasguAsoA ademAs,
l1sesc sissar ahs Ia Aasoaomia
Pos 81 nasuaa sage.
Gsya shsasaa y Asngalat mAasa
kssa ca solssEso tss1o iel tesrs '
--FaSs Goa eaaa sasaass e.osaea,es
Con - ea5escgnos hae".
lac 81 saessaa lss ss0s 1 sas iasaseA.
IeaA esn "A l. Aariea
No eas SNaYease1. pass. ss4a easaaes
Nc dgxs.ia .ssAg.
las gssa sgvaasAI Ias easasoaes
NessAafta ca s@eAAf.
Fl 4as awssta j sussfse, que se daesma
llaxiga t<Nta sla.ssAa
Y ~ aas sAsa ssaaaaAase aoa enlesFnA
FolstNA. q asSsaa.
---saasa. pasa. Il aae seaga
AsAa<iA asisato ds psasa 81,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-01

7: Los Alcaldes daran cuenta
al Gobierno del nlmero de perso
mas atacadas de virnela, asi como de
"a asistenci4 que Sc les presta y las
condiciones en- que Sc encuentran.
8: Las casas 8 habitaciones en-
que haya ocurrido un case de viruelas
seran inmediatamente desinfectadas.