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In the Atlantic League.

Newark, July 2O.-Lloyd's effective
pitching and good fielding almost shut
out Lancaster this afternoon. The
score:
Newark ......0 l 0 2 0 1 0--5
Lancaster 80 1 0 0 0 0 OIL
Hits-Newark, 6; Lancaster, 6. Err
rors-Newark, l; Lancaster. 2. Batter
ies-Lloyd and Hodge; Sprogell and
Westlake.
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~ kind speaks German, French and En-
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URGE a THIRD TICKET.
Villas and Bragg Prepare Ad.
dresses TO Wisconsin
Democracy.

milwaukee,, Wis, July IL
Gen. Bragg and Senator Villas
nave each prepared an address
to the Democrats Of Wisconsin,
which will be presented to The
other two delegates-at-large T.,
the Chicago convention. On
of the addresses will be adopt
ed by the four and issued 10
explain HE action of Il Wis,
consin delegation TO tie Chi
cago convention.
Bragg's address charges Ito
Populists Of the South and
West Of overthrowing the long
established rule and customs
of the party, being controlled
with the spirit Of Coxey and
Herr Most.
The address of Senator Villas
scores the convention for refus-
ing to indorse the Cleveland al
ministration, declares that free
silver means ruin to The conn
try and urges. the party to
nominate a stfaight.obt ticket.
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not the tariff Issue, is in the as
cendancy now, but there must
be logical consistency in all
things, and neither Mr.. McKin-
ley nor his party can ignore
tariff issues. Hence, a new
democratic convention with an
other democratic ticket is tile
sole hope Of the democratic
future, and would be the one
refuge for those democrats who
have nowhere else to go. A
mixture to respect the convic-
tons and exigencies of these
democrats will be in the highest
degree unsafe. As between Mr.
Mckinley and Mr.. Bryan in the
final outcome, Mr.. Bryan would
get rs many of these votes as
Mr.. Mckinley, while many
would refuse to go to the polls,
but a sound democratic ticket
would get them. Thus, after the
election the opposition may be
on a sound basis and not rele-
gated to the wild horses of pop
ulism for three years more Of
ruinous agitation, with another
life or death struggle at the
end of them. 1t is not certain
that ticket headed by sncb
men as Messrs. Carlisle or
Whitney, and placed upon a
real democratic platform would
not get more votes than the
ticket headed by Mr.. Bryan.
Such a ticket would notimperil
the result, but would assure
it. The complete disintegration
of the democratic party is an
event to be contemplated by
thoughtful persons only with
forebodings Of evil"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JAMES B. WELLS,
ATTORNEY ~ INV

Brownsville : l.: IerGS.
Goe Second Floor Rio Grande Railroad Building
VIII practice IN anyofs the Courts. State or Federal
and and railroad litigation. the investigation Of
tiles and preparation ofabstracts. apecialaas.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION.
Banks Must Pay Money OF
Which the Certificate Of
Deposit Is Lost.

Galveston, Tex, July ia
case of somewhat more than
usual interest was tried in the
civil district court this after
noon. In April last S. B. Bare.
field, a passenger conductor on
the International q Great
Northern Railroad, deposited
in the First National Bank
S7232 and received q certificate
of deposit which he took home
with him and gave TO his wife.
Later it was stolen. The next
morning Mr.. Barefield notified
the bank and stopped payment,
the certificate not having been
indorsed. The bank declined
to pay 10 Mr.. Baretield the
amount of bis deposit when re-
quested to do so without the
certificate OF a guarantee tuat
it night not subsequently he
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FOR
REGISTRATION

Havana, July 17.-Many per-
sons have presented themselves
to inscribe their names in the
official register book for foreign
ers, according 10 the decree OF
Captain General WeYlpr that
foreigners not so Inscribed
Within thirty days will forfeit
their privileges as foreign ciii-
zens. Until the present Tins
none ofthose who have present.
ed themselves have COMPILED
with the informalilies OF tbs
law requiring them to exhibit
a document juslifying their
claim to a foreign citizenship.
a law will be published soon
provi ling that those in the ar
my and navy who die Of yellcw
fever shall have a pension con-
ferred upon their orphans and
widows.
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ASK the rrcnrered
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For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun-
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Depression OF Spirits, SOUR STOMACH,
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warranted not TO contain single particle OF
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SUMNER EXCURSION
TxMg TABLE
.-OF THE
Rio Crande R. R.
From and after June 18th, 1896
regular passenger train will
run as follows:
Passenger Train between Browns
vile and Point Isabel in effect
on and after June 10.
REGULAR TRAIN.
Leaves Brownsville DAILY at o .. m.
" Point Isabel =, ,, 80 am
Arrives ;. >, Clio PM
:, Brownsville 20 10 am
EXCURSION TRAINS.

1--we Bvine every Saturday at 5.p. m.
&. Sunday >, ga. II.
), Pt.Isabel !, 4.p- H.
Excursion tickets are good until Mon
day mornings train,
accumulation cards. good for thirty
first class. round strips transferable
to members of ones family goodund
September Both 1895, viii be sold for
$50. co Mexican coin.
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WATTERsoN's VIEWS.
Chicago Candidates Personally
Unohiectionable, But the
Platform is mon
strous.

Nidt ~ VIC I'LL d'Q ltOth NiNhN . "a
says: Henry Watterson, who
is sojourning with lis family
at Geneva, was interviewed to
day by correspondent of the
Herald touching the democratic
crisis in the United States. Col
onel Watterson has sought the
seclusion of the Swiss noun
tains, not merely for recreation
and rest, but for the purpose
of completing the life Of Abra-
ham Lincoln, on which he has
been engaged for some time.
"For more than a year."
said Colonel Watterson, 81 have
been out of active politics, "and
on that account I have declined
to be drawn into the discussion
Of public matters and into ex
posing myself to criticism and
responsibilities which could not
be met. You see am not used
to taking blows without giving
them in controversial combat,
and ] am 10th 10 put myself at
a disadvantage in this regard.
But the condition Of affairs at
home is too serious to justify
the silence of any man whose
opinion may be desired. What
is it you particularly wish me
to speak of"
First, the ticket nominated
at Chicago" personally it is
an unohjectionabIe ticket. Mr..
Bryan is a most worthy and
well educated young man, with
talent for what passes for
oralory. He is fervid, sincere,
poor and conscientious. Mr..
Sewall is democrat of long
standing He is millionaire
of Maine"
And the PLATFORM
"Monstrous. 1t not only
means Rational reputation and
spoliation, but is an open door
to revolution. If the leaders Of
this .moyepent could come into
power those of them who have
any sense of aCcountahility,any
conception of orderly govern
ment, would be quickly set
aside by the wild elements be
hind. In this way civil war
could be precipitated. Then
the strong hand of the defpral
power would be interposed, but
if this was withheld the reign
of the mob would be easy
enough"
"What Of the proposal to
put another democratic ticket
in the feId!"
you will observe" said
Colonel Walterson slowly.
weighing and measuring what
IL saiu, tHaI luoSe WHO are so
quick to urge concentration of
all sound money men upon Nc
Kinley are either republicans
who naturally seek TO swell
their party ranks Ivy such an
unexpected accession, or those
who from q sense Of sheer ont
rage and disgust, leap at con
illusions, not caring TO take TWO
bites at The cherry. Mr.. McKin
ley can not compromise an IS
sue which be has made the
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''Why did you break offyour
engagement with Miss Ber-
tha?'
Because her parrot uasai-
ways saying Stop that, Geo. .
But what difference did
that make? Your engagement
was nota secret"
But my name is not Geo.
-Tit-Bits.
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lNDICE De HACIENDA

Trasladando D. Bienvenido Freijo
la plaza de Official % de la Administration
de Rentas Aduana de Aguadilla.-Ida q D
Fortunate de Vizcarrondo 10 id id de i'd
de Contribuciones y Rentas.- Id 6 D Luis
Coy la id de i'd 40 de Ia i'd i'd. -Traslado de
Ia Junta de Glasses Pasiva concediendo PEN
sion dofIa Dolores Alvarez Sineti Id i'd
i'd los hu6rfanos de don Alvaro Faes.-
Id id refesente la i'd de dohs Carmen y
dofia Ana Observation-Disclosures de
acuerdo con Ell Consejo de Estado expe-
diente relative la conveniencia de dictar
una resoluci6n para casos iguales al del
buque ingl6s "Alexander Blak" en- la
Aduana de Santiago de Cuba.-Conce
diendo el cobro de su pension por 6sta Ca
ia do1a Elisa Vidal.-Remitiendo %
ejemplares de la estad1stica del comercio
exterior de Cuba del A. trimestre del ga
Concediendo I'm suplemento de cr6dito de
$111 70 ctvs al art a Brigade sanitaria del
presupuesto de Puerto Rico de 94-95-R
d. i'd i'd de 6,O43 So ctvs al art 2" "Mate-
rial de hospitales" del i'd id id.-R. D. i'd
i'd de IS, 900 al articulo 8" Capitulo e sec-
ci6n g. ''Gobernaci6n" del presupuesto vi
gente.-R. D. i'd i'd de $2,427 10 ctvs al ar
tfculo Il Capitulo 40, Secci6n s" 'Marina''
del id id.-R. D. i'd id de 81, 1852 Is ctvs al
art1culo 80 Capitulo q, Secci6n 6" "Gober-
naci6n" del presupuesto 94-95.
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Madrid, Diciembre 31.-El ministro de
Ultramar senor Castellano ha dicho que
todavia Sc esta estudiando la question
arancelaria de la isla de Cuba.-Han pa
sado q Ia reserva los generates Sanchiz,
Denis y Huget. Han ascendido genera
les de division los sefiores Llull, D. Juan
y Lacertia (?) y generates de brigada los
seflores Aguilar, don Isidoro, Rodriguez,
Rodriguez Luna Orfila.-Cens1rase al
ministro de Ultramar, sehor Castellano, Ell
haber manifestado que los momentos &C
tuales son POGO oportunos para hacer la
reforma arancelaria SCI InparciaP' pu-
blica un editorial, que coincide con la OPT
ni6n de otros importantes peri6dicos, en-
ell que SO pide al gobierno corresponds la
alta Specification que tiene la gran mani
festaci6n realizada en- la Habana por los
tres partidos pol1ticos cubanos, implan-
tando las reformas politicas econ6nicas
que necesit9 la gran Antilla.
ge ha pronunciado un discurso,- determi'
nandO el alcance de la doctrina de Monroe
y ataoando Inglaterra cuya conducta
ha Calidcado de agresiva en- Ell conflictO
CON la Rep1blica de Venezuela. Alan esta
llado graves des6rdenes on ell Transvaal,
10 cual ha ocasionado una baja en- las &C
clones de minas en- la BoEsa de Londres
Madrid, Enero LA prensa oficie sa
dice que toca al ge neral Martinez Cam.
pos senalar oportunidad de plantear las re-
fo1mas votadas por las Oortes.
Nueva. X ork, LEI diario tia Gace.
q de Wsstmintsl' considera muy grave
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GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General.-Secretarfa -Nego-
ciado 30.-Real orden reeolviendo 10
consulta hecha por los Preei1entes de las
Audiencias dc Puerto Rico Manila sobre
el Dlaz3 para dar pOsesi61 4 los ProcuraGO-
res electos para las Provinclas de Utramar.
Real orden disponiendo Sc signifiQue &
don Fernando Pintu9tes, JueZ Municipal
de Cia1es, la necesidad en- que SO encuen-
ira de que vuelva 4 hacerss cargo del Ju3
gado, del que estaba saparado en- uso de
icencia, 8 Il renuncie.
Real orden autorizaDdO ell embarQUe
para Puerto Rico deade To- Penf nsula en- q
clase hasta completa~ el ntmero de 10
sacerdotes que solicit6 ell Reverendo Obs
DO de esta Diocesis.
Idem Idem.-Negociado 3D. 2creto
del Gobernador concsdiendo a los seilores
Collazo, Perez Guerra Compaiiia, veci-
nos de Ponce, las yentajas que concede la
Ley de Colonias A grfcolas 218 hectareas,
81 areas, 60 centiareas que tratan de
plantar de cafe en- la finca denominada
"Semil" que poseen on Villalba,arriba en-
Juana Diaz.
Idem Idem.-Negociado 4O-Circular
para que por las Autoridadee locales g.
proceda q inquirir el paradero = del moz
jose PfZa Vicens para que sea reconocido
y tallado.
Intendencia General dc Hacienda -
Por error material sc reproduce la circular
de csc Centric relativa las deolaraciones
iuradae que deben presentar los contribu-
yentes para la imposition de las contyibu.
clones en- Ell econ6nico de 96 s 81.
Administrator Central do Contribu-
clones Rentas.-Real orden desesti-
mando la petici6n del Ayuntamiento de
Humacao pidiendo exenci6n de derechos
arancelarios para el materialdel acueducto
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= La Gazette Official de la Habana pu.
blica Ell de Enero corriente ell siguiente
Bando:
Gobierno General de la Isla de Gu
bu.-Don Arsenic Martinez de Campos
Anton, Gobernador y Captain General de-
Ia Isla de Cuba, = en- Jefe de este ej6rci-
to.-Habiendo aparecido partidas arnadas
en- las provincias de la Habana y Pinar del
Rio, y llegado ell caso q que SO refieren los
artfculos 70 y 13 de la ley de Orden Publ
co de % de Abril de 1870, en- uso de mis-
facultades, vengo en- decretar 10 siguiente:
-Articulo 10 Quedan declarados en- esta.
do de guerra los territories de las provin-
cias de la Habana y Pinar del Rfo.-Art.
20 Las autoridades civiles de las citadas
provincias continuaran funcionando en-
los asuntos propios do sus atribuciones,
que no SO refieran al orden p1bGco, reser-
vando, no obstante & la Jurisdiction de
guerra, ell conocimiento de todos los asun.
tos criminales y los demas en- que 20 con.
siderase conveniente entender.-Hab bana,
2 de Enero de 1896.-Arse1sGo Martinez de
CdaupoS.
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Hemos tsnido el gusto de recibir la
vista de los rincipales actores de la com
paf11a de opera, empresa del sefior Ventu.
raSque esta mafana lleg6 & esta Capital,
procedente de la Habana. No es cierto
que CON ella haya llegado Ell sefior Sotorra,
pero 81 otros tenores de gran reputation
hacen grandes elogios de la citada compa-
fla, q. esta bien nutrida de personal artfs.
tico. Pronto publicaremos ell elenco
otras noticias respecto de la temporada
teatral que empeZara en- breve.
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Ell "PARIS-BAzAR" D. aa a1ss PseIsi: Bs:

al vapor frances "Saint Simon, cinturo.
ues de eiasttioo te 4ssstiaa 4sstiaa & y 10 centirne-
tros de ancho, con hebillas elegantisinas
caprichosas, de los rnodelos que SO usa
saran en Paris en- 1885,. Los hay negroa,
azul marine, granate, marr6n, "beige",
azul, roaa b.anc0a. Es la Ultima move.
lad. Ta1bi6n han venido peinetitas pa
Paris. Los hay de todos Garn anos con y
sin adorno; polvos de Apthea legitimoe &
reales GAIA, y de Simon, Laferri7re do
Java leg1timos. Puato negro psrR naanti.
Has liso y con motas del tamaflo 10 una
peseta y otros varios artfculos Do alta 10.
vedad. 15-S
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Las noticias de sensacio que ancche
circulaban respecto de los asuntos dc Cu-
ba, son las siguientes Ha resultado ser
falsa la herida que Sc dijo habia recibido
Ell general Prats "EI Liberal de Madrid
SO queja de los enormes gastos sacrifi-
clos que cuesta Ia guerra, cree qEe de
obtenerse la paz excIuaivamente por me-
dio de las ar r4nee, justo es temer mas tarde
8 mas temprano ofra revoluci6n, El ge.
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Mariana mi6rcoles & las ocho de la no.
chs dara en- 81 Atsneo su segunda conf-,
rencia nuest.o amigo compaf1ero doa
Salvador Brau. Tendra por tema Pre-
pi6lago antillano" al descubrirlo Crist6bal
Colon y comprobara, ademas de la des
cripcion de Ia Biblinteca colombina de
algunos apuntes gecgrafcos sobre Ell ar
chipi6,ago, un examen de las iiversas opi-
niones maatsnidaa sQbEe 81 tema que &c
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Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la
vista de nuestro antique amigo Ell sef1or
don Jose Marin Varona, maestro compo.
sitor ventajosamente conocido de nuestro
p1blico. LIE trae a Puerto Rico Ell prop6-
eito de contratar algunos teatrcs de la Is-
Ia para volver en- breve con una gran
compafiia de zarzuela en- la que figura su
socio el erninente actor de los teatros de
Espa1a 81 nor Banquels y otras notabili
dades. Reiteramos al amigo Marin nues-
tras mas afectuosas palabras de bien-
venida.
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que llaman ellos provincial Septentrional
de la Guayana iuglesa. Venezuela recla-
ma asl antique dominic en- la region mine
-al -Eal del rio Cuyuni, que SO extiende Dor ell
Sur, enSre eli rio EIssseaquibo" y la montaf1a
'Rovaina" al Sud Oeste del mapa.
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Don Antonio Aracii, De Ponce, remiti6
Manat1, dirjjidos don Juan Escudero
Miranda, diez ejsmplares de "Recuerdcs
Benditos," Y solo llegaron nueve la Ad.
ministracion de Comunic clones de Mana.
tt. El paQuets Yanfa rOto
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Trajes de punto para niios, redeeillas
invisibles centevos una, casimires de
colores, mantillas negras toallas, flores,
plumas y adornos para sombreros, ell ce-
lebrado coss6 ''La Fana', corges para nj
fas, pafiuelos de seda con iniciales, me-
dias de seda y diferentes classes de muse
linas, nans1s, c6firos, surahs, crespones
de Puerto Rico San Francisco mum, 45.
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Del pueblo de Naguabo varios jovenes
nos suplican la inserci6n de Ia siguiante
pregunta: iPuede el senior Alcalde sus-
pender en- estae tradicionales fiestas los
dsaLtos y serenatas que Sc llevan ? dan
connotadas personals de Ia p: blaci6n?
iHa visto 10 que dice la Ley municipal
acerca de este? Pues SO 10 dire mos
case de no saberio.
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NOTICIAs GENERALEs

gW@ @Advertimos nuestros agentes y
demas personals que deban remitirnos fon
dos, que solo adnitirenos bllletes de can
je hasta Ell d1a 20 del actual, pues el 81
'quedan fuera de circulation. Esperamos
aprovechen esa facil manera de remesar
10 que adeuden. So
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la situaci6n de Inglaterra los Estados
Unidos porque Mr.. Cleveland, y lord Sa-
isbury han lido demaeiado lejos ahora
no pueden retroceder.-El movimiento in
surreccional toma grandes preparedness en-
el Transvaal. Las tropas ingleeas han
emprendido un movimiento de avance y es
inminente un choque con los sublevados.
Madrid, 2.-Los ministeriales dicen
que de la igla de Cuba SO siguen recibiendo
buenas not;cias do Ia guerra y que propto
SO publicara 81 decreto de disoluci6n de las
Cortes.
Nueva York, 2-Telegreian de Was
hington que la reception de afio nuevo
que Mr.. Cleveland di6 en- la Casa B.anca,
asisti6 el Embajador dc Ia Gran Bretafla
con todo al personal de Ia Enbajada.- =
En- Ell maraajs dlrijido Ia Legislature del
Estado dc Nueva York, Mr.. Merton, futu
TO candidate para Ia presidencia do la Rs
pt1blica, hace af1rmaciones favor de la
doctrina de Monroe.-Los Estados ULidos
del Brasil rechazan defnitivamente Ell ar
bitrais propuesto por Inglaterra, para dl
/ rimir ell conf1icto pendiente por la posesion
del islota Triuided.-El mini@tro de Espa'
ia en- Washington SO ha '}ir1jido q la prem
ea para manifestar que, ~eGponiendo que
no SO pueda hacer la z4fra en- Ia isla de
Cuba, Ee~eHa tiere sobrados recursos pa
~astoe~r5ssa ocasiona la IN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-14

Anoche ha sido objeto de las mayores
pruebas de simpatia nuestro querido ami
go y compahero ell sefior Mufoz Rivera,
reeibiendo innumerables visitas en- su alo.
jamiento del Hotel Inglaterra." El ci.
pasear anoche despn6s de su excursion
Bayam6n, SO propone salir de un momen.
to & otro para Berranquitas Y Ponce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-14

Eli Is del corriente remitiremos q
nuestros suscriptores directos nuestros
agentes, para sus abonados, ell plano de
Cuba que hemos ofrecido. Enti6ndese que
solamente sc hara 81 regalo los que ten.
gan pegado el mes de Diciembre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-14

neral de Artillerfa sef1or Ordofiez ha eali-
do de la Peninsula para Cuba con ca1ones
de su invencion. A los alrededorea de la
Habana SO han lbrado recioE combates,
en- los cuales los insurrectos han sufrido
grandes bajas. De 10 Peninsula SO ha en-
viado Cuba otro million de pesos para
atender los gastos de La guerra Tam
bien mucho parque y caf1ones de nuevo
sistema. La escuadra que vigila las Co.'S
tas de la Iela presta su mayor atenci6n
por la parte de Ia Vuelta. .Abaio.