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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

QUEBEC. Canada. July 3s-The steamship
Rosario il landing here :. 900 600 rounds ot
egrite ammunition for the Use Of the Cana
dian militia Il i being stored in the
citadel. This consignment will make the
stock on hand Of this ammunition at the
citadel equal 70 4.0e0. 900 rounds. la addi-
tiou to this ammunition. there are 10000. 600
rounds of the old snyder-enfleld ammuui-
tion. so that in the event of var. there
would be enough on hsnd for 6: least q
year : cOGpaign.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

CONCORD, y. H.. July 23-At meeting
of the granite cutters union the grievance
COMMITTEE reported that they had reached
an agreement with superintendent Craig Of
the New England granite works to arbitrate
the ouestion whether the men had been fur
nished the best quality Of stone to work,
hIIt that no conclusion had been reached on
the contention over the measurement Of
strsbbitt' work. The workmen now out de-
eidad not TO return to work until their claim
on this point is aceeded to.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Historic BeIlto he Again Recast.

PORTSMOUTH. y. H. July 2s-The work
of taxing down the historic bell in the tower
Of ST. Johns Episeopa ] church has com
ueneed. The bell has been cra. a.ked for
some time. and ii Was decided by the yestry
70 have it recast. The bell was captured al
Louisburg. cape Breton. by the expedition
under command Of sir William PeppereA,
and sir William presented it TO the church.
In 1906 Ii was recast,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Austin Corbiu's Will.

RTyERHEAD. L. l.. July 2l-The will Of
Austin Corbin has been probated. Judge
Benjamin A. Reed appeared As special guar
dian for the minors who are beneticiaries.
Austin Corbin's last will was drawn June I,
1890. and there was codicil attached dated
April II, 1898. The estate i left 10 his widow
his children and his grandson. The estate
is valued at not less than @l0.O00De. The
executors are the widow OF the deceased, his
son-in-law. George 5. EdgeH and his son,
Austin Corbin. Jr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
HANNA OPENS THE BARREL.
Campaign Committee AIlots $780,
600 TO Illinois.

CHICAGO. IL, July 2s-Hauna'= Illinois
campaign committee got together ami de-
eiied that SZ00. 900 should te put into the
Ish; IN this state. Reports from all over the
state Indicate that the frre--ilyer sentiment
i growing enormously. and the committee
proposes 70 distribute immediately several
tons of gold literature il the hope that il viii
prove 3 cheek On the silver advance.
The conference disclosed mdeh friction
between the state and national leaders over
the distribution Of the money. The Hanna
men want no one bat original Mckinley
men OF committees which handle money
They propose 10 push Mckinley, regardless
u Tanner and the rest Of the state ticket.
This plan has caused Tanners friends 10
protest and demand some representation on
the committee
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
wv, MCKINLEY OSBORNE.

VIM, Mckinley Osborne. Of Boston. seere-
tarv Of the republican national committee Is
a cousin Of major Mckinley. His mother
and the majors mother were sisters.
Osborne and Mckinley were school boys to-
Cether and a warm affection exists between
them. Mr.. Osborne. while never prominent
in national politics, has been an active citi-
zen Of Boston and served that municipality
in many public ways.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

The United States Church Army is the lat
est demonstration Of the church militant in
America. The new army which will soon
be a national affair, is military in its organi-
cation, has the sanction Of the bishop Of the
church, and is to be recruited and Differed
within the ranks Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. The army Is devoted. as its banner
shows. to Total Abstinence and Rescue
Work" Colonel Henry Hadley, of St Bar
tbolomew's mission, New YORK city. holds
the highest office at present, that Of ge7sTO
military director.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
General Batchelder's Retirement.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 25-General
Richard \. Batchelder Of New Hampshire.
ana srtarrnaster-general of the United States
army mas retired from active service. on
sceHunt Of age. having expended S4S, 900, 900
during his six years term. General Batch
aI5a~ Rss had an honorable and interesting
ca-aar In the United States army. General
Patrhelder was born in Meredith. y. H,
July n, 1882. He enlisted in the lst New
Hampshire regiment at the breaking out Of
the war.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
MORE STRIKING TAIL0RS.
Nearly 30, 900 People viii Soon be
Idle in New York.

NEW YORk. July 2s-B5th contractors
and tAilors agree in saying that the tsitors
strike i 70 be- widespread, and - involve all
the east side within a few days.
According - Henry solomon II the society
of the Brotherhood oi Tailors the following
workers vii! be involved. Brotherhood ot
Tailors T. 600 trousers makers, 1000 knee
trousers makers, 5.eoO ehIldreus jacket
makers, 4, 900 vest makers. 5000 overcoaI
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Boy Killed Through His own Fault

sKOWHEGAN, Ne. July 2s-The inquest
In the eass Of the boy Albert Lessor, who
was killed by train. was held al the court
house. The engineer. conductor and sew
eral other train hands. besides several ciu-
Eeus. gave testimony before coroner Addi-
ton. The jury returned . verdict OF aeei-
dental death by being run over by Iocomo-
tive, and exonerated the railway company
from blame
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

The new United States battle-ship
Oregon was built on the Pacific coast
for 81 100. 900, or only 100000 more than
the cost of the Massachusetts. which
was constructed at the Eastern ship
Yards The Oregon was started hye
months later than the Massachusetts.
hut was completed almost at the same
time. Wherever Uncle Sam has port
he seems able to build warship eQua!
70 the bsst in the world. ,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

ST. LOUIS. No. July 2s-Atter four days
spent in wrangling in foolish talk. in dis
order, in scenes Of excitement and exhibi-
tions Of their inability 10 control themselves
the populists at the end Of nearly an eight
hour session. nominated William Jennings
Bryan OF Nebraska for president having
nominated Thomas Watson OF Georgia
for vice president. and having put both can
didates on a popuIist platform pure and
simple.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
,Jumred go Feet Into Water

BURLINGTON, Vt, July 2s-Domestic
troubles caused Mrs. Bruno Riley Of South
Burlington to attempt suicide. At 8 in the
evening she was seen standing on Winooski
bridge waiting for freight train to 20 over
her. An alarm was given and upon the ap-
proach Of the officer she jumped 90 feet into
the river. She was rescued and taken TO the
Mary Flo her hospital.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Named Chicago Ticket.

ST. LOUIS. No. July 2s-A committee of
one from each delegation to the silver con
vention was named to notify the candidates
Of their nomination. Mr.. Pace. Of Nebraska,
moved as the sense Of the convention that
Mr., Sewal should come west and that Mr..
rsryar ana ne should receive rne nUTfnCarfUn
OF their nomination by this convention at
Mr.. BRYAN home in Lincoln, Neb. Carried
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Monks Exonerated.

HALIFAX. Ms. July 25-Consul general
Ingraham announced that a. the result II
bis official inquiry Lester Monks Is exoner-
ated from all blame. and he was given his
liberty, with the understanding that be IS
witness for the state. and that he will be re-
ouired 10 be present at the hearing in the
Trnftad states
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

Slams King has left Bangkok for
two-months' vacation in Java. He will
stop at Singapore on the way, We
have not learned whether he is travel
ing in cog. or in a safe.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

The tive men arrested with a satchel
full of ostrich plumes should be dealt
with kindly. If the plumes were not
in the satehel they would be on the
atre hats.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
LOBSTER FISHERY.
Its Decline keenly Felt on the Maine
Coast.

Coast.
BLFAST. Ne. july -,-The decline OF no
industry i more se-lly felt % the coast Of
Maine. than the decline OF the lobster fish
cry. A few years ago this article u sea food
was 80 plentiful that tie poorest inhabitaut
surt-itei on il. while today it il luxury
only partAk-n Of hy the w-althier people.
Protective laws have been enacted 60 pre-
serve this most excellent shell fish and the
United states government has entered upon
the task Of reproducing the species il l.
hoped the future will again produce Al
abundance. The -iz- u the fish has also de-
creased until now a TWO pound erustaceau j.
large. and a five FOUNDER almost a Won
der. Five years a:0 John G. Condor. Of
Belfast. surprised thu world by pulling
out Of the waters of pruob-eot Eay the
largest lobster ot whieh We have record.
His traps were between Belfast aud Sears
port On May g, 1881, be pulled his traps,
when. entaEgled upon the upper head Of
one, for he could not enter it, he found this
mammoth crustacean. this king Of Holsters.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Essex County Herald.

Japan is the sixth country in the
world in population. a fact which
makes its facilities for cheap produc-
tion a menace to the rest of the world.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Hoke's Fall.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. July 2s-There is
a possible row in the administration. The
split caused in the democratic party by the
Chicago convention is not unlikely to be fol-
lowed by one in the cabinet. Inc anegei
feeling an the part Of Cleveland is shared
hv several members Of the cabinet.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Ward Fighting the Vermont omcers

BENNINGTON. Vt. July Ex-Governor
Morton OF New York. approved the requisi-
tion Of governor Woodbury. for the return to
this state Of {. A. Ward. charged with steal
ing a horse from c. f. Gslusha Of this vii
lage. Wards counsel Immediately swore out
a writ Of habeas corpus, which is to be
argued before Judge E. L. Griffith.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

Charles H. MAchett. socialist tabor candi-
date for the presidency OF the United states.
l. a carpenter, residing Ia Brooklyn. be i
an unassumiLg laeJnng maa. working with
hammer, saw and level At one time he was
a candidate for mayor of Brooklyn. Mr..
Matchstt has q good war record.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Was Postmaster Many Years.

FALL RIVER. Mass. July 2s.-Henry T.
B-own.of Little Compton i dead, aged -.
He wa village postmaster from 1861 to lss6,
when he was succeeded by bis daughter.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
Berkshire's Oldest Lawyer.

ADAMS, Mass. July 2s-Franklin o.
sayles. Berkshire's oldest lawyer and the
oldest native Of Adams, died at his home on
PARK street in his s9th year He was born
in Adams April II, l50S, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Sayles.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31
DECLINES TO RUN.
Hon. f. B. Winslow TO Refuse

IUH' I d W IIl-FVN W H%V 117V
The Nomination.
PORTLAND. Ne. July % Hon. Edward
A. gl AeiliEF tAf sifkI ifksInoe7qFie QRm- imB
slow decided after a full and frank exchange
% opinions on the part Of leading democrats
Of this section not % accept the nomination.
A. gold man he i not ready 70 indorse
Bryan and S-wa4L
Mr. Win>low was present at q conference
held at Augusta. when Hon. z. F. Hanson
~ Belfast. Hon. Charles Baker and others
demanded stralgkt-out acceptance Of the
Chicago platform on his part
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-07-31

The Humber Bicycle Works at Coventry,
England, burned. There were 1000 unfinished
bicycles In the factory, all OF which were
eesrqyst. The total loss BY the IRA 10
sRnbn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
Carta dc Cuba
AbriI 1k de 1898,

(De nNe8tr0 cOrresp0nsdI en- cdnlpdH0)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21

nicle" en- I'm editorial sobre el obieto, emf.
te Ia opinion de que Inglaterra paede con-
seguir la ayuda de Francia y la de los Es-
tados Unidos para oponerse & ese decreto.
Oomunican al"Times" desde Capetc wn
que los naatabeles han degollado alrede'
dor de doscientos blancos
Un telegrama de Preto' ia dioe que In.
glaterra he informado al Presidehte Kru"
ger que existir& una inquiatud oonsidera.
BILE hasta q. sc sepa su decision referente
gu vista Londree,
Otro despaoho de Johannesburg dice
que Inglatera ha convent en- abolir Ia
convention de 1884 en r. oonocer Ia com
notioia, sin embargo, dice, debe acojer"
SO con resoTva. t.
Un despacho de Berlin comunica ha-
berse frnadO nu nuevo tratado conner.
cial entire Alemania y el Jap6n.
El corresponsal del Herald" en- Roma
da cnenta de que el Pr1eclpe henry De
Prussia durante su enGfevista con el Key
Humberto, expres6 su profunda adnira
oi6n por 81 valor de las tropas italianas
en- Abisinia; sin embargo aconsej6 al Rey
que cOnciuyese Ia paZ cuanto antes con ell
rey Menelik por razon de las conplioaoio-
nes que pudieran ocurrir en- Ell Mediterr6-
neo. Un despaoho del Oabo dice que Sc
han contratado 900 hombres para la de.
fensa de BuluWayO contra los Matabeles
NuevaY ork, o. Un telegrama de
Massowa da cuenta de la evacuation de
Kassala y Agordat por las fuerzas italia.
mas. Esto Sc discute en- todos los period
cos de Inglaterra eonsiderandolo como
de mucha importancia.
Despachos del Cairo anuacian que ell
Kalifa no intenta ataoar Kassala, pero
que concentrate los Derviches en- Berber
Nueva York, 11,-Comunican de Mas
! "owa que corra el runor de que 81 Kalifa
y el rey Menelik est&n negociando una
alianza entire los Derviches y Abisinios.
Nueva York, 13.-Un psri6dico de
Paris dice que Inglaterra esta levantando
en- Ia isla ds Malta uuevos barracones ca.
PAGES para alojar d 80 900 hombres. Estos
sc construyen con anticipa ci5n aconteci
mientos que pudiaran afectar los intereses
| ingleses en- 81 Mediterraneo.
Un telegrama de Venecia anuncia que
] el Kaiser y el rey Umbsrto SO han vista
do mutuamente. Otros despachos dicen
| que numercsos miernbros del cuerpo diplo.
matico dc Italia y Alemania SO encuen-
tran en- dieha ciudad 10 cual SO oaloula in
dicar en- brave una conferencia pol1tica
de impOrtancia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
L0 PALPITANTE
LUIS PARDO.

Nuestras esperan zas en- Ell debatido
asunto de la carne, van teniendo hermosa
realization. La suscripci6n de acciones
de pesos para formar el capital con que
debe constituirse La Sociedad que ha de es.
tablecer los puestos de carne en- esta Oiu
dad, Puerta de TERRA y Santurce, crece
Dor momentos de manera extraordinaria.
En- LA OORREsPoNDENCIA, de aver, publ
oamos extensa relaci6n de nuevos accio-
nistas, y hoy insertamos otra CON un buen
oontingente de aqu6llos, no dudando un
instante que La lfsta aumenter& notable
mente de dfa en- dfa. Esto pruebR que La
opinion p1blica se levanta pujante, resuel.
ia, contra ell monopolio de Ia carne, que
v6 en- la Sociedad que go proyecta el me-
dio mas SECURE para cortar de raiz 81 nal
que lleva la indignation todos los hoga-
res, y, especialmente, d los de las familias
pobres, que, faltaa de recursos, estan pri
vadas de aquirir 10 que constituye un gran
factor en- la alimentaci6n.
Ciertamente, los monopolios no pueden
perdurar. Surgen ST, ocmo orfgen del in
ter6s desusado y viveu, gracias & los pro.
cedimientos que constituyen 81 medic en-
que se desenvuelven Por ESQ, en- la Oapi.
tai, ell negocio de la carne lego & ser I'm
fl6n riqufsimo, una nina inagotable para
los que 10 han venido explotando desde
hace mucho. Pero el negocio alcanzo Ell
grado maximum" de la productivi!idad,
= al oolmarse la medida de Ia pacisnoia de
las gentes, vino Ia crisis profunda la &C
ci6n popular, como piqueta demoledora,
decidida & derrocar Ell hecho escandaloso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
: la C0RRESPOEDEKCIA De PuERTO-RlC0
MARTEs 81 Dn ABR1L DE 1895.
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General Seoretaria.- Ne
gociado do OBSTRUCTION P1blica.-Real Or
den aclarando que los profesores numera-
rios de la Escuela Normal de Maestros son
auxiliares de Ia Normal de Maestras, per
cibiendo la qualification de $50 pesos du.
rante sus Intermediates.
Id i'd. Negociado 1.O-Se publica re-
laci6n de los eleotores de Ia Circunscrip-
ci6n de este Capital secciones 3.A, A,
g." 2 que toaaron parte en- las e!ecclones
de Diputados Oortes 81 10 del corriente.
Id. i'd Negooiado 4.'-Se acepte la
renuncia, por enfermo, del oTardia de g."
clase, d la Socci6n de q den PdblicO,
ManualsOastaflo Sierra, 80 aprueba Ia se
paraci6n del rnisnno Ouerpo, por abandono
de destino, del guardia de ga clase de la
Ga Secci6n, Jose 8ampor Roman.
Id. i'd. Neqncia 10 s - Durante la
ausencia del Ageoto consular de Italia, en-
Mayagii az, don Alfredo Saliva, desempe'
nara csc cargo Ron Ernesto del mismo ape
lido -DaclarRda desi9rta la subasta para
adjudicar el sorvicio de conduccion de la
correspondenoia postal de Areoibo & Lares,
pasando por el barrio del Pajuil, se cele-
brara otra ell 10 de Mayo, las de Ia ma
hana simultaneamente en- la Secretaria
del Gobierno General y en- las adm;nistra
clones de Co0uTicaciones de los referidos
pueblos, al tipo de 700 pesos anuales
Tambi6n 80 calebrara nueva subasta
para la edquisici6n de 332 posSes t8legraf
cos para reparaci6n de los trayectos dc II.
nea de Meyagiiez San German; de San
German Yauco; de Humacao Arroyo;
de Arroyo Salinas y do Ponce Salinas.
La subasta tendra lugar 81 8 de MayC
s las de la mafana, en- Ia Secretar1a del
Gobierno General y en- las adninistracio
mes de los referidos pueblos.
Administration Central de Contribu-
clones y Rentas.-Ss publican estados de
la recaudaci0n obtenida por las Admins
traciones locales de la Isla en- ell mes de
Mario del afio actual comparadas con las
del igual mes en- el afio anterior.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
lNDICE De GOBERNACION

r. o. aprobando nombramiento inte.
rino de dom Ricardo Lacosta para Secreta-
rio de gala de Ia Audienoia Territorial
Desestimando patici6n de indulto del con
titulo de Licenciado en- Derecho de don
Felix Santoni y Rodriguez-Remitie
certifcaci6n del titulo de Torrero 80 de
Faro don Francisco Garola-Disponiendo
que el vapor correo que ha de salir de la
Habana el 20 del actual, haga escala en-
esta isla-Ooncedien meses de licencia
-Disponiendo que los aspirantes primeros
de Oomunicaciones don Andres Oueto,
don Pho Reohani, don Jose r Anguita,
don Angel Paniagua Oller, don Manuel
Ibanez y don Juan Manan Ingl6s, ocupen
Eespsctivamente On 81 esoalafon de su cla
30 los ndmoros 5, Z, 8, 10, 30 y 28.-Apro,
visor y Vioario general don Francisco
DelQadO,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
TELEGRAMAS VIA San THOMAS
ITGduoidos eGpreSa2ae7ate GoGrG
LA CORRESPONDENCE

jamaica, Abrll 10-Noticias de Haiti
dlcen que el famoso revolucionar1o Meri
sier Janis que recientemente intent0 sor-
prender y saquear la CIudad de Jacmel, ha
Rido apresado. La noticia de que ell ge-
neral Legitime se presenta candidate para
Ia Presidencia es falsa.-Anuncian tam
bien de POrt-au-Prince la proclamation
Official del general St. Simon Sam. En- to
da la Rspdblica reina tranquilidad
Abril 9.-Comunica de Paris que la
Iglesia de St. Laureunt ha sido destruida
por TN incendio. Las llamas SO comuni-
caron al hospital cOntiguO el cual qued6
tambien destruidO.
Nueva- York, Abril 2.-Esta llegando
4 esta ciudad gran ndmero de inmigran-
tes principalmente campesinos italianos,
debido, segdn Sc dice, al deseo de eludir
las Quintas. Un despacho dc Toulon dice
que tanto On los astill 9ros como On los Ar
Henales SO trabaja activamente en- prepa:
rativos para grandes acontecimientos, y
que Sc han recibido ordenes para que sc
prepare cierto ndmero de barcos para Ell
GerviC1O active. TOdos los OfOiales que
estaban CON licencia han recibido 6rdenes
de tnc0rpOrarse inn1ediatamente.
Nueva. York, 4.-Comunioan de esta
oiudsd que consecqenoia de un fuego
que hubo en- Brooklyn, resultaron diez
personas quenadas. Un despacho de Ma
drid al "Herald" de Nueva York dice que
Circula el rumor de que los Estsdos Uni
dos piensan enviar una escuadra Baroe
Iona 81 Espana continda sus preparativos
navales Uno de los Ministries del Gabi
nete espah u manifesto conhdencialmente
que si Espafa estA armando a1gunOs bu-
ques, es con objeto de resguardar las COS.
10 de Cuba y no con ningun aentimiento
still hacia los Estados Unidos.
Nueva Y ork, 9.-El corresponsaI en-
antinopla de TN psri6dico ingl6s, CO.
y que el Sultan ha firmado Un ''ira-
atando la expulsion On Armenia
'9s mlsiioneroal 7 el DAILY Ohro'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
Total de acoiones suscritas aver 284.


Don Jorge Goyco. 3 acciones
Waldemar Ohab3rt...... l i'd
Eduardo Gonzalez. Id
Julian e. Blanco ........ i'd
DOfia Josefa de Leon .......... id
Don Fermfn Martinez Villamil 1 i'd
Juan Barrera Luna. ..... l id
Francisco Sabat. ......... id
Candido Oobian. i'd
Sres Bequero y Gandara. Q Id
Don Francisco Collado. 2 i'd
DR.. don Felix Barrot Lozano.. 2 i'd
Don Eduardo Lopez Cepero.... 3 i'd
Pedro Glusti Id
Dod1a Carmen Martorell, viuda
Qe d1uSG1. ...a.. ............. 10
Don Pedro Martorell.... ...... l Id
" Ramon Garcia Saenz. l i'd
" Casimiro Heras. ........ 3 Id
" Miguel Lainez. i'd
Dofa Solsdad Prieto, viuda de
Oay1la. Observation-Disclosures. i'd
Don Nicolas Cordero Cherino.. 4 i'd
IS Silvestre V. Iglssias. 2 i'd
" Pedro del Vale. ....,..... Id
a" jose Maria Velilla Banitez id
" Juan B. Varas. 1 i'd
Sres. Gonzalez Padin Hmnos.. 2 i'd
Don Francisco Arrabal. ....... i'd
" Enrique Camuhas. id
Joaquin Ramirez. ......... i'd
" Juan de Choudens ........ i'd
Sres. Garcia y Casa1s. ........ 1 Id
Don Vicente Antonetti. i...... Id
=" Felix Acosta. a.............. 2 Id
d" Francisco Baixet. ......... l i'd
" Bartolom6 Simonet. ........ Id
" Luis Sanchez Morales. 10 i'd
So Auseluno Amador y Her
nandez ............ 1 i'd
:" I.idro Marrero M Msdina 49,. i'd
Juan Oordero Andino... i'd
3" FIorentino Escotoliff ..,..1 Id
Jose Lonba Castro. 80. ... 10 id
" Angel Arroyo. ............. i'd
(Oontinuara) ---
Total. l.................. 383 accionee
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
CARTA De MADRID

Sr. Director de LA OoRRNsPoNDENCIA.
Llevamos 48 horas bajo la penosisima
impression de haberse votado en- la Cdmara
de Representatives, de Washington la bell.
geranoia de los cubanos rebeldes, por S44
cartada de todo c&lcnlo polftico, NO puede
neRarse que ha causado efectos semejan-
tes 6 los producidos hace va cerca de dos
mesea por la primeEa notioia, Tn indig'
naci6n % general,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-21
U N A C A RT A
sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE,

Mi distinguido amigo:-Ru6gole un
pequeho s6pacio en- Ell n1mero de hoy pa
ra hacer una aclaraci6n:
Resehando Et Po5s ell acto de La Asam
blea autonomista que tuvo lugar ell 19,
asegura, que Ell voto de graciss pro
puesto por el Lcdo. Ramos, para Ell Leader.
fu6 aceptado por dclanaoci6n con Vivo
entusGGsmo; y como este no es exacto pues
to que la generosa proposition del Sc
nor Ramos, solo sucedi6 pEofundo ailencio