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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23
Control the Traders.

The Illinois Steel company has re-
Gently secured a controlling interest
in the Traders mine at Iron Noun
tain. for a consideration generally
understood to be about $50, 200. The
property is now being vigorously
worked, and although developed on
the open. pit plan will mine and ship
steadily all winter, shipping its pro-
duct by rail TO the Illinois Steel COM
pany works. The Traders belongs to
a class of mines. the value of which
was but recently discovered. 1t fur
nishes an ore high in silica and low
in both iron and phosphorus. For
this class Of ores there is limited
demand. it being used as a mixture
with high grade Bessemers requiring
fortifying with silicious ores, the
demand being much greater since
furnacemen so extensively use the
Bessemer ores from this range.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23
Sowing Wild Oats.

In the recent Schoonmaker-Bumb
bee Taylor case, County Attorney
Pierce Butler was reported to have
said that 1.-The law protects a man in
sowing his wild oats" and now some
of the new women it is charged. are
after him, demanding equal rights,
says Bede's Budget.
Ii the county attorney said any
thing of the sort alleged. he doubtless
used the word man ia its generic
sense, and meant TO convey the inn
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23
Agricultural Society.

The annual meeting Of the St
Louis County Fair Association was
held in Duluth last week. DR.. q. W
Davis was elected president, n. F.
Hugo vice-president, J. E. Cooley
secretary, c. III. Dibbell treasurer. j.
e. Cary, W. d. Underhill, J. c. Helm.
r. S Munger and n. r. Armstrong
directors. The financial end of the
association was reported in satisfac-
tory condition. The matter of organ
iZing a Northern Fair Association
was discussed and viewed with favor.
As outlined. the association would
embrace St. Louis. Carlton, Beltrami.
Lake and Cook counties.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23
Southau Leased.

Friday the lease of the property at
mile los, about eight miles west Of
this city near the Duluth & Iron
Range, was filed ia Duluth with the
register of deeds The lease recites
that Knute Berven and wife, G..
d'Autremont Jr. and wife, of Duluth,
and John H. Hickox of Washington,
D. c., lease to the Southall Mining
company for period of % years the
set of section 4-62-I3, in consideration
of the pay of $1,000 cash and of a
further royalty of Is cents per ton on
a minimum output OF 10000 tons
annually, the lease to go into effect
on March 5, 1897.
The Southal1 is hard ore property
discovered considerable time ago by
Capt. Jas. Bale but owing to the rush
to the Mesaba, nothing was done with
it until about year ago when S. S.
Smith of Duluth began explorations
and organized the Southall company
There are several valuable outcrops
upon the property and there is also
no doubt that Mr.. Smith discovered a
valuable deposit during his explora-
tory work. Nothing definite as to the
find can be ascertained, as the man.
agement is very retieient in regards
TO divulging anything. There are
also several other good properties on
the trend of the SouthaH property
which the owners are holding for
further developments and which a
year ago could be purchased very
cheap.
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preston that the state permits people
to SOW and reap their own moral
haryests within the bounds Of public
decency. And the complaining women
wish, of course, to restrain men, not
to enlarge the immoral sphere of
woman.
II man may SOW his wild oats
more broadcast or NOW a wider swath
through the fields of sin, than .
woman, and still pass current in the
social world, 1t is no fault Of the law
of the state, but is due to unwritten
public sentiment. Woman is never
placed on an exact equality with man.
She il either above or below him.
And when it becomes her pleasure to
descend from the eminence on which
by common consent she has been
placed, statute law would let her stop
on any level. but society disowns her,
and some mysterious power, perhaps
In her own nature, drags her down.
She il just as free as any man to SOW
wild oats If she believes In that sort
Of diversity Of crops, but when she
once passes from the rose garden to
the oatfield the gate of mercy is closed
upon her by her own sex, and though
she may sometimes look back as ''far
through memory shine the happy
days." she seldom reopens the portal
through which she passed from glory
unto shame.
The Budget doesn't believe in the
wild cat theory for men or women
any more than it believes in reformed
drunkards as the main stay of the
temperance cause. Folks who SOW
wild oats, always have . few grains
left. and there is no telling when they
viii 60 to and till another crop. But
if the law seems to distinguish be-
tween men and women. il is only
seemingly so. Society yields its own
branding iron, and statute laws are
powerless in the face of public senti-
ment and social wrong doings, and
there are women who have risen in
spite of a scarlet past. These are
perhaps exceptions, but genius on the
stage. whether male or female, re-
ceives its full homage with little or
no regard for the doings of the body
to which il is for the time attached.
1t is interesting and may not be al
together useless, to inquire why
certain fields may be sown with wild
oats and impunity and Others not,
why social custom is usually harsher
on woman than on man, but when the
causes are discovered no act of legis-
lature, congress or imperial parlia-
ment can remove them. They are as
far above legislative action as the
stars above the earth, and as fixed in
the minds and hearts of men as the
fact that the glacial period has pune
tuated the history of the ages.
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BEDE'S BUDGLETS.

Caesar had his Brutus. Charles the
First his Cromwell, and Major Nc
Kinley has the Office seeker.
Who steals my purse steals trash,
but he who filches from me my good
name is a ycleptomaniac.
Nearly every line OF business has
improved since election, and many
think that by spring we shall see a
jump in the frog market.
Letters to Santa Claus should be
written before Dec. 20 so that ali
orders can be delivered on Christmas
eve. He reports a great rush of bust
ness since election, but hopes to reach
all homes in Minnesota on time
1t would be fatal mistake to put
Mark Hanna in the cabinet, not that
he may not possess every qualification
for cabinet minister, but that many
people would think he had bought his
place with his services and that the
president was only tool in his hands.
The man in the moon is supposed
to be a native born citizen. And that
explains why he looks down on so
many OF US folks.
THE court will now take . recess
of twenty minutes" said Ramsey
county judge, while the gentlemen
of the jury take out their second
papers,"
A Is to silver advocate drank a
pitcher OF ice water during a joint
debate at Duluth in the late camp
align, and wag who was there re-
marked that it was the first time he
had ever seen anyone try to run a
wind mill with water power.
"Shall the frontier of Christendom
be maintained?" is asked in a maya
zine article. We think not. There is
no more need for a frontier of
Christendom than there is for storm
doors in Dixie in the summer time
Tear it down and let ChriStendOm
wrap twice around the globe and tie.
Then we can sing with more than old
time feryor, '.Blest be the tie that
binds
In its last issue before election a
q silver paper cried out: With
William j. Bryan in the White House,
Henry NJ. Teller Secretary of State.
and Chas. A. Towne speaker Of the
house, what more could an ambitious
people want?" We suppose it means
what more in that line, and we can
think of nothing. But of course a
few thousand tons of ballast would
come in play all right, just to keep
the dome Of the capitol from punch
ing hole in the sky.-Bede's Budget.
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Miss Gertrude Morrison arrived Sat
urday from Eagle River, Wis, where
she is employed as instructor in the
schools. She wiz spend the holidays
with parents here.
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shipwreck and storm and discloses
the remarkable story of the death of
Mrs. Raymond and the marks made
by the captain of the boat on the
person of the child. March here
creates a sensation by disclosing the
little red anchor" and Mr.. Raymond
freely accepts March as his son. Miss
Kate and September are happy over
the turn affairs have taken, the inn
pediment to their marriage being now
removed. Kitty lives up to her
promises to March upon condition of
his finding his father and the play
winds up very happily with all except
ing Capt. Dandelion who Is thus left
in the cold.
Before the drama the Ely City band
will render for the first time set Of
waltzes composed and arranged by
Prof. John kinsman. of the band, en-
titled .'Cashswa Waltzes." The
waltzes are as pretty as the falls from
which they derive their name and
Prof kinsman showed rare musical
ability in their. arrangement I'M
mediately after the drama, the band
will present "A Rural Fourth of
july" a descriptive selection, depict
ing the trials and REGULATIONS Of a
country band at a celebration with
the usual small boy and fire cracker
accompaniment. The band will also
render choice selections between the
acts. The drama also has several
musical numbers. Altogether the
entertainment will be well worth the
price of admission which has been
placed at IS and 10 cents. Reserved
seats 80 cents which can be secured
at the City Drug store. The cast of
characters is made up as follows:
Abner Raymond.-.....-.-H. Chinn
Capt. Dandelinn ..R. C. Lawrence
John Gale. ..........W B. Dayey
September Gale -. Jas. D. Sheridan
March Gale. Peter Schaefer
.
Kate Raymond !. Miss May Cosgrove
Mother Gale -. Miss Jennie Cowling
Kitty Gale. 49,. Miss Pearl Glassford
After the performance at the Opera
house the club will give ball at the
Turf hall to which all are invited.
For this the best Of music has been
secured and no doubt good time will
be had. The admission to the ball
viii be fifty cents.
Remember. New Years eve at the
City Opera house and the ball at the
Turf and also remember that those
who go to the theatrical performance
need not expect TO see eminent TRACE
dians or charming soubrettes. but
local talent in a neat little play.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23

The NJ. E. Sunday school will also
have Christmas tree at their church
tomorrow evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-12-23

J. H. Winterfeld, the Duluth cigas
man. was in Ely over Sunday.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06
INDICE De HACIENDA.

Resolviendo instancia de don Julio
OsOriO y Becerra sobre las consignaciO-
mes de haberes que tiene hecha favor
de don Eduardo Becerra don" Ricardo
Millet.-Devolviendo instancia de dofa
Rosa Caro- 8 la J. @. P. quien correspon-
haber pasivo de don Alfredo Garcia Cue,
vas, remitido esta Intendencia para Ia
toma de razon-Traslado de Guerra con
cediendo pension, en- participation con su
hijo, dofla Isabel Orcasitas-I -Idem idem
Concediendo retro don Jose Gonzalez
Mendez.- D9volviendo expediente sobre
concession de I'm cr6dito supleborio al ar
tfoulo dnico "Cruces pensionadas" capitu-
10 80 Secci6n tercera "Guerra", del pre-
supuesto "a o. Res olviendo expedlente
de los sedores Mayol y Compah1a sobre
aforo de ~ kilos de colores en- polvo-De-
sestimando petici6n de la Junta de Obras
del puerto de Ponce solicitando exenci5n
de derechos para ell material de dichas
obras- Idem idem del Ayuntamiento
de HumacaO para ell idem. de un
acueducto- Confrmando el fallo de Ia
Junta Administrative de Mayagiiez en- el
incidente de apprehension de moneda meji
cana en- Ia goleta 'Inocencia"- Resolvien
do reclamation de don Andres Crosas so
,bre aforo dc fondos para boeoyes-Idem
-~em de los sefiores don Antonio Roig y
don GuetavO Preston sObre idem idem-
1dem instancia de los seflores Armstrong
= COrtada sobre idem idem-Desestima
do instancia de varios cOmerciantes de es-
ia Capital sobre aforo de quesos de los
Pa1ses Bajos antes del 81 de Agosto del
aho pr6ximo pasado-Resolviendo instan
cia de don Julian e. Blanco Presidente del
Consejo de Administrator del Banco Te-
rritorial Agrfcola de esta Capital solici-
tando conncesiones q dicho establecimien-
to,
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOLA
De PUERTO RICO
S &c r e T A RI 4

Atemperandose Ell Consejo de Admi-
nistraci6n de este Banco & la letra espi.
ritu del Real Decreto de de Diciembre
del afio proximo pasado, promulgado en-
esta Isla Ell de Diciembre del mismo af1o,
referente al canje de la moneda meiicana
de circulation legal en- La Provincial &
las bases de los contratos celebrados por
esta Sociedad antes de dicha Ley, tiene
acordado en- session celebrada ell "a. d
mes pr6ximo pasado, que desc ia p5lDli
de e<n de dicha Ley~l6s cobros y pagos
= J sus creditos activos pasivos, sc enten.
deran al hacerlos efectivos, con la equiva.
lencia de 95 centavos de moneda espafiola
especial, hoy circulante, por cada Glen
centavos de peso mejicano q. .circulaba
legalmente en- la Provincial con que SO
celebraron los contratos; y por consecuen.
Gle, el segundo cup6n de las c5dulas hipo-
tecarias de su primera emission, que salts
fara Ia Sociedad, en- sus ofcinas, en- las
horas habiles ordinarias de pagO desde Ell
dia 10 de Febrero entrante on adelante, Sc
hara en- dicha equivalencia, sea q raz6n
de s pesos S21 centGVos mao4aedG espd3loIa
especial por cada cup0n.
Lo que Sc anuncia para conocimien to
inteligencia dc los tenedores de nuestras
c6dulas hipotecarias y del pdblico en- ge,
neral.-Puerto Rico, 8 do Enero de 1885,
Ell Secretario, Salvador F141Jados0.-El
Director Gsrente, Jose R0Gq Col0naer. 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06
TELEGRAMAS, VIA ST. THOMAS
1'GducSdos eGpresGane4ate para
LA CORRESPONDENCE

Londres 2 de Enero.-Se dice que ell
gOblerno 1ngles trata de aplaZar las nego-
oiaciones iniciadas con las demas Poten-
cias reeret0 de la question del azdcar, y
que este asunto sera brevemente discutido
en- una reunion que celebraran aIgunos
miembros del Parlamento.
New Y ork, 2.-Un despacho especial
de la Colonia del Cabo dice que el gober-
nadOr ha publicadO una proclama repu.-
diando los actos del doctor Jameson y
amenazando los subditos todos de Su
Magestad Britannica que le presten su apo
20. Un periodico de Berlin opina que es
impossible protestar en6rgicamente contra
Los actos del doctor Jameson, por que Pc
lgrarian las relaciones de Inglaterra con
Alem ania, pues esta potencia de ninQdn
modo puede consentir La alteration del
stGtN quo. Telegrafian de Berlin al He
raid que el Kaiser intervendra para pro
teger la independence del Transvaal 8 Gu.
20 efecto trata de entablar negociaciones
con Francia y los Estados Unidos para
0brar de acuerdo
Dicen de Washington que ell Presi.
dente Cleveland ha nombKado los siguien
Ges caballeros para formar la Comisi6n que
ha de ir Venezuela estudiar sobre ell
terreno la disputa de limites: Mr.. David
J. Brewer, Magistrate del Tribunal Su-
premo; Mr.. Richard Alvery, Juez de Ape
laciones del Distrito de Colombia; Mr.. An.
drew White, ex ministro de los EstadOs
Unidos en- Alemania; Mr.. Daniel Gilman
Rector de La Universidad de Hopkins; Mr..
Frederick Condert, Consejero que fu6 de
Ia Comisi6n que resolvi6 la question del
mar de Bsring.
Ell Herald pubIica un despacho de La
Habana, diciendo que los insusrectos han
penetrado en- la provincial de la Habana
por Palos.
Londres q -Existencia de azdcar 81 2s
Diciembre. 1ltimo 1000 toneladas contra
$1,000 el aflo pasado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

Don Angel Guerra. corresponsal en-
Madrid de " La Democracia" de Ponce, le
escribe entire otras cosas 10 que sigue, en-
gu leida secci6n 6 Espaha & veinte dias
VISTA"
''La hidra del separatismo, no solo
ha aparecido en- Cuba, sino que ha asoma.
do Ia cabeza aquf, en- la Peninsula.
No hace mucho fue suprimido un De.
ri6dico vizcaino, y encarcelado su director,
por defender la Independence de Cuba y
de Vizcaya. En- Barcelona tambien suce-
di6 10 mismo con un peri6dico de igual In.
dole, que publicaba un frances.
Dias despues fu6 preso en- Sevilla un
barbero, pues repartfa sus parroquianos
fproclamas insurrectas" acoDsejandoa los
reservistas que no fueran Cuba. =
Y ahora acaba do armaree un alboro-
to may 1sculo, NADIA menos que en- ell Ate.
neo de Barcelona. El conocido escritor
"catalanista" Guimer&, qufzo dar en- dicho
centric una conferencia acerca de la cam.
pafia de Cuba. Empezo el 81 nor Guimer&
su discurso en- catalan; pero muchos de loo
eoncurrentes protestaron. pidiendo que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06
Nos escriben de Ia Cidra:
"Lo que aQu1 sucede resi-

ssLo que aquf sucede respecto 8 los
medios pesos y pesetas, moneda mexica
ma, es un error crasfsimo, I'm absurdo;
bien puede llamarsele un abuse, abuse
que no tiene lfmites y que quiere entroni
zarse por cepricho 8 intenci6n negra de
algun caciQue. Els intolerable Eel CO
neroio Sc MEGA en- absolute { recibir les
primeros por cuarenta ochavos las se-
gundas por Yeinte, con Ell ftltil pretexto de
que da y toma esa moneda por treinta y
ochoy diez nueve, respectivamente.
ESQ no es 10 legal nj 10 juste; pues 10 legal
= 10 iusto as que Ell medic peso valga cua.
renta ochaYos : Ia peaeta veinte, cifra poy
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06
EN- LUeAR De ThRJETAS.

ComoDacano del Colegio Notarial sa.
ludo en- este nusvo afio, todag las Auto
toridades, Corporaciores y funcionarioe;
como Abogado y Notario todos mis com.
pafieros; y como particular 6 todos mis- pa
rientes, amigos relacionados.
JOSE A. DE LA TORRE.
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c. u B A

De nWestros c0mjes de la. Hobond.
TRINIDAD.-L0 acct6n de Ia Setba
Un hecho de armas como ell realizado
por la columna del coronel Rubin on las
ruinas del ingenio "La seiba", merece CO.
nocerse On t0dos aus mas insigniaoantea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06
A0TICIAs 0EaERALEs

El Correo de ULtrdnear en- su edici6n
del II de Diciembre recibido hoy, dice que
que en- el primer consejo de Ministries pre-
sentara Ell sefor Castellanos, para su
aprobacion ell articulado de Ia Ley de re-
formas que ha dc aplicarse Puerto Rico.
Cr6ese que dichas reformas Sc implanta.
ran aQuf principles de Enero,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

A la hora de empezar compaginar
LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA, no hemos recibido
la carta de nuestro corresponsal de Ma
drid, ell se1or UrbanWS, que ha debido
traernos Ell vapor frances entrado hoy &
nuestro puerto,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

En- Arecibo ha sido recibido muy bien
ell nombramiento de sub-inspector de Poll
cia favor de don Antonio Lopez digno
y merecedor por mas de un concepto de tan
acertado nombramiento. Ha tornado DO
session del cargo de Celador de policia
vacante por el ascenso del sefior Lopez,
don Antonio Castanera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

10 cual circula forzosamente. Lo, mas su-
blime, 10 mas bonito del case es que ese
desbarajuste Sc sacude y ensancha Glen.
cia paciencia del sefior Alcalde, de- fese
funcionario que, alardeando de justo,
jactandose de que cumple iel extricta-
mente con La mission que el Gobierno le
encomend6 por la voluntad suprema del
voto popular, lleva en 81 al ineludible de-
ber de ponerle corrective semejante es
candalo. iPorqu6 usted, senor Alcalde,
terminante tel m nal @ existentes sobre esa materias
ESQ es punible, sehor Alcalde, clio i'm
plica una infracci6n manifesto los pre-.
ceptos del Codigo en- materia penal. Con
esa practica, que no tiene raz6n de ser y
que solo encierra su cerebro enfermo, Sc
siente I'm malestar profundo; perjudiean.
dose gravemente los intereses del consul
midor. iP6ngasele, pues, coto al NAL, Sc
for Alcalde! Pero, no obstante, como
confiamos en- Ia rectitud, justicia sano
criterio del Excmo senior Gobernador &C.
neral de esta Provincial, imploramos res
petuosamente la atenci0n de V, E."
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INCENDIOs,-EN MATANzAs

La partida de Gomez peg6 fuego & los
caflaverales de las colonias ''Santa Maria"
de 'Atrevido" y "Asiento" del central
s'Luisa", de don Joaquin Castaner y los
te del campo del ingenio "Elisalde".
Los rebeldes SO corrieron del termi
no de Cimarrones, donde Quemaron Ell pa"
radero del ferrocarril de la Habana en-
Togca, y ell campo del demolido ingenio
"Cuabalejos", de don Manuel Miranda; al
t6rmino de Guacamaro, incendiando las
estaciones de MADAM y Sumidero, y los
] ell central ''Coliseo 6 Carolina, de don
Arturo Amblard, diputado por Cdrdenas.
En- "Jovellanos", estaci6n de Medina,
quemaron 81 wagones del ferrocarril y la
fnca nombrada "Esperanza". ".-Incendia-
ron tambi6n en- ''Realengo" la casa Guar.
Itiendas "Juanita" y "Carratala".
En- tsAlfonso XII" SO quenno una ca
ballerfa de Gaia del central s'Felicia" pro
piedad de don Jose Bango, alcalde mum
cipal de .aquel t6rmino. En ''Cuevitas"
incendiaron varias fincas perteneciendo
una al alcalde del barrio de Jabaco, que
mandose tambi6n ell archivo de La alcald1a.
En- Bolondron, Ell gdardia encargado
del puesto de la Giiira participa al primer
teniente de la guardia civil, comandants
del pueeto de Bolondr6n, que don Ricardo
Galarraga, vecino'de dicho poblado, hab1a
sido preso y amarrado por una partida in
surrecta. Que el alcalde de barrio don
Manuel Maria Alvarez, al yer ege atrope.
Ito hizo fuego sobre la partida, desde La
alcaldfa. Los insurrectos. en- venganZa,
Quemaron dicha alcald1a macheteando al
aloalde y & algunos indiyiduos mas que SO
hallaban en- Ia misma, cuyos nombres y
domicilios Sc ignora.
En- San Jose. de los Ramos quemaron
ell fuerte del ingezio Guerrero. En- Sa.
banilla, los cafIaverales del ingenio "Con.
pdr a DEL rncaco oampo 5s1 de cana ent de Ia
Torriente Jaguey. El paradero @ttMur-
ga" de la Empresa Unida, las coloniaeI
"Victoria" de Men6ndez, Ia Ascension"
de Villas y la 'Josefina" del primer te-
niente Alcalde Sr Oastanedo. En "Pedro-
so" quemaron Scagaa dc don JaVier Pc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

Nueva- ork, 3.-Dicen dc Londres
que on la ofcina Colonial aseguran queel
mensagero despachado CON instrucciones
para hacer regresar Mr.. Jameson las ha
entregado. Sir Jacobo de Wett, Agente bri
tanico en- Pretoria telegrafia que los Beers
han estrechado derrotado Mr.. Jane
son, que tuvo que rendirse con p6Tdldas
de 90 muertos. Todoss los peri6dicos in.
glesea estan contestes en- manifestar q. las
consecuencias q. tendran los actos del DR..
Jameson geran de gravedad y muchos de
ellos abcgan por que SO anule ell C6dlgo de
la compa nia del Africa del Sud. I'm des
pacho de Washington al Daily Chronicle
da ideas generates de Ia correspondence
diplomatica que siguio La variacion por
Schomburgh de las marcas de huites de
la GUayana en- 1841. Ell ministro de las Go.
lonias ingl6s NIGGA la noticia de que su
gobierno este dispuestO 8 son1eter a arbl,
trage la question de limites con Venezuela
consecuencia de las notas del Presidente
Mr.. Cleveland. Los periodicos de Lon
dres tanto como los de New York elOgian
los nombramientos hechos por Mr.. Cleve-
land para formar la Comisi6n que ha de
| ir Venezuela.
Nueva-Y York, 2.-MERCADO.-Hari.
'--- -rs1.1sas 55 4 81 BaTrn.-Idem
tio 1EYssG7 ag5 barril -Tocino 94.-Azd
car cristalizada 81 centavos libra.-Regu-
| lar buen refino 81 centavos hbra.-Mie
les inglesas 23 ~ centavos galon.-Cam
| bios sobre Londres 81 mediO.-Pesos
mexicanos 50 Y medic centavos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-06

Ha fallecido en- Humacao ell 4 del co.
rriente la estimable se6ora dofla Ninfa
Guzman, viuda de Gorbea, madre de nues-
tro compafiero en- la prensa el sefior Cor.
bea Guzman, director que fu6 del Pequeno
DfdrSo de Arecibo. EnviamosIe, asf como
& toda su apreciable familia, nuestro mas
santido pesame.-R. I. P,