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UN TES0RO ENCONTRADO

E2 Porvenir de Sevilla, da cuenta de un
hallazgo metalco en- los siguientes terminus:
<Cuando crefamos que Sc habfa acabado ell
tempo de los tesoros escondidcs, resulta que
en- ell centro de Sevilla en- la mismfsima plaza
della Alfalfa, aparece un verdadero rio de onzas,
centenes y otras pleas, tai vez las altimas
que queden.
La historic de este fl6n, sobre cuya pro-
piedad andan la grena ininitas personas, es
como sigue, segdn la information detenida que
hemos hecho por tratarse de un asunto tan raro
como curioso.
FL propietario don Salustiano de la Rosa y
Gonzalez, dueno de la tienda de comestibles
plaza de la Encarnaci6n, ndmero Is, Sc encuen-
ira ausente de Sevilla, y es su apoderado don
Juan Dfaz y Dfaz.
Entire los bienes del senior La Rosa fguran
tres casas, numero 1, y 5, de la calle Ensala-
deros, cuyas casas dispuso su dueno que fueran
de-ribadas para hacer de ella una sola finca.
Comenzaron las obras ell dfa 1. Q de Febrero,
y los pocos dfas supo el apoderado Sr. Dfaz,
que los albaniles habfan encontrado una res
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LECCION III.

LECCION III.
En- ell orden Intellectual es importantfsimo
ell estudio de la Literature para demostrarlo
nos valdremos de los msmos conceptos de
nuestro sabio maestro ell catedratco don Mar
ciso Campillo Correa. Dice el mismo <Para
nuestro dessrrollo Intellectual disponemos de
dos medios, a saber: la edad y la experiencia
propia ell comercio espiritual con las genera
clones pasadas con la contemporaries. El
primero es insuhciente por 81 solo, sirve como
base y preparation del segundo., La experien-
cia adquirida en- ell transcurso del tempo es
limitadfsima incapaz de podernos suministrar
una vasta y s6lida instruction, y esta incapaci-
dad adquiere mayor incremento, case de soste-
aislada. Agrega ell senor Campillo !:
eSupongamos un hombre de excelentes cua.
lidades intelectuales, pero que, por sus propios
esfuerzos hubiese de adquirir los conocmientos,
y luego comprobarlos; gastarfa su vida por
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P A R I s

NO parece facil que Sc averjgiie nunca los
movies que lmpulsaron al celebre especuador
Barney Qlamado Barnato), j6ven aiin, y con
capital de cuatrocientos millones de frances,
sin contar los invertidos fastuosfsmos
dlspendios ID suicidarse echAndose al mar des
ne la cublerta del vapor <Scotts cuando iba del
Cabo, en- donde Sc proclam6 Grey del oro,s
con direction L6ndres, de donde habia salido
de titiritero, en- busca de aventuras. Pero la
cr6nioa recuerda que muchas personals, arruina-
das por las especulaciones de Barney, encontra-
ron en- ell suicide la solucion la amsrgura de
Vlvlr pobres habiendo nacido ricas. Y como ell
mundo es redondo, que dijo el poeta, ell mundo
rueda go.
En- presencia de ese gran enfermo de am
blclones nunca sacladas, temblaban los podero.
sos de Ia Europa bursatil, Sc arrastraba de
rodlllae la plete menesterosa, todo ell mundo
con el sombrero en- Ia mano, de pregun-
tarse 10 que me pregunto 20, apartandome con
recelo asco, cada vez cue me ensefan eua cGso
de ID Que asesinatos robos habra Co
metldo este hombre para haber amontonado
tantos millcnes? Cuantas lagrimas agenas
formarfan ell primitive GAUGE de este rio de
orc g..
En- medic de su apote6sis, recibendo plei
to homemade en- su esplendido palacio de Hyde
Park, y acaricado por su constante sueno dc
legar d ser primer ministro de la Rena Victo
Ila, barHey SOLO encOnLraDa cOnsuelO en- Ell ron
do de gu copa, que nunca Sc vaciaba tan inson
dable como el mar donde sumergio por fin toda'
sus ambiclones y todos remordimientcs
<At medic dfa estaba completamente bo
rracho-dice uno de sus bi6grafos.-No o Sc po.
dfa estar al lado suyo en- la mesa. Trsgaba
babeaba, piafaba en- medic de sasas que man
chaban sus traje los de sus vecinos, cho
rreaba vino por la pechera de la camisa. Ha
blaba sin tregua, con volubilidad furiosa, su
dando ell quilo, agitando comicamente immense
pafiuelo de seda blanca, grande como una ser
villeta. Y era curioso el segur las ondulacio
nes del pafuelo, ell cual secaba la frente, baja
ia al bolsillo, resbalaba entire las piernas, pasa
ba por debajo del chaleco, volyia q subir d IL
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"A LAS CLASSES POPULARES

De momento olro Sc hara la convoca-
toria para la Inauguration de las classes ora|es
nocturnas de la Sociedad de Ensefanza Popular
en- la sala del Ateneo.
Cada noche habra una clase, que empezara
4 las siete durara como maximum una hora.
Hay va siete profesores con sus suplentes, que
turnaran para dar mas variedad attractive d la
ensenanza. El primer curse de Julio Di-
ciembre constarA de las siguientes classes.
l.o Urbanidad d.-Sanchez Morales
&c Lectures concentrates de las obras
del famoso moralista popular escoces. Mr.. Smi,
les, So6re Ell ahoryo, Ez estue,xo 7ropio
Ez Deber EJ Cdrdctey. ey.--Gordils.
80 Nociones claras sencilas del cuer-
po humano.-Dr. Ferrer.
A. Hygiene popular.-Dr. Vale Atiles.
SO Asuntos econ6micos populares.-
Doctores Saldana Barbosa.
60 Recreaciones ffsicas, secretos de la
naturaleza, su demonstration y aplicacion a las
artes manuaes, etc.-Sr. Min.
10 Nociones popuares de Derecho.-
Lcdos. don Manuel don JesGs Rossy. Alter
nadas algunas de estas sc daran tambi6n
conferencias sobre La moral en- las costumbres,
por los sefores Fernandez Juncos DR.. Goe-
naga.
Habra ademAs una secci6n permanente de
Abecedario, la misma hora en- ell mismo 10.
cal, para ensefar leer escribir con gran bre
7edad, por los senores doctor del Vale (don
Pedro) Timothee cuatro de cuyos alumnos
mas aprovechados tendran derecho asistir
gratis la Academia CaligrAfca de don Felix
Vega para perfeccionar su letra.
La asistencia sera gratis pdblica;2 los
obreros pueden llevar ell mismo traje con que
assten al trabajo; no Sc exige mas condici6n
que la de que haya silencio orden en- las ella.
ses; Sc hara de modo que estas resulten agrada.
bles, atractivas que no fatguen nunca al oyen-
te: todo cuanto Sc olga Sc ensene sea de uti1i
dad Immediate positiva para la olase obrera y
proletaria, y en- terminos que sea bien compren.
dido por todos.
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Ia ccrrespondencia de Puerto Rico
.JUEvEs, DE JULIO DE 1897.
BanCQ Espa6o| de Puerto-Rico

14.o Divdendo dc utilidades. En- cum
plimiento de 10 acordado por Ell Concejo de
Gobierno ell session de del actual, desde el
Lunes l9 del mismo quedara alberto e psgo
del n. . -Divi0endo dctivo de este Estableci-
miepto, ascendente cuatro pesos por acci6n
sea ell por 100 del capital reaizado.
Los interesados podran recoi ier en- Score
tarfa, d las horas de despacho, los recibos ne
cesarios al efeoto, debendo acreditar ell carac-
ter con que concurran los que 10 efectaen en-
representation aiena.
Puerto Rico, de Julio de lse7.-El Go
bernador. EeyaNM Martinez Y WManaiz 6l
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ftooho +rioonanoI DE GUAYAMA A LA
UVJH5 lI1COHiuu0s CAPITAL. Para eyitar


la confusion que pueda existir EN- los dias de sa
Ida del coche de uno i otro punto; desde ell l6
del corriente en- adelante, saldra smultanea
mente de la Capital Guayama, los Martee,
Jueves y sabados: de la Capital las seis, de
Guayama las ocho de la manana cruzandose
en- Cayey a las doce del dia, siendo por consi-
gaiente risemanal.-Ra1u6,e Azoaso
De Guayama 4 Capital vice-versa, SO =.
De idem Caguas 9 idem.... $50
De idem Cayey idem.... 3.
De Capital a Caguas 6 idem.... $50
De Caguas Cayev q idem.... $50
Nota.-No sera obligatoria la salida sino
lie los dos puntos indicados, cuando solo
hubiese pasajero, abonara este pasaje y
medio.--- Otra: No Sc admite mayor peso de
equipaje que veinte kilos. Ell exceso, por
preco conventional.
Agentes: Capital, <La Bella Rosita, :,
Tanca 2. Caguas, ell eHotel de Filo.> Ca
yey, Comercio del senior Quevedo. Guayama,
Farmacia del seior Bruno. +.
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Reperorio HistoriCo DE ad puEEToR1S0 Ge{1

Repertoire RISt0TIC0 p por don oHo6SH Gagetsno Co1
Y Toste. Segundo cuaderno. Sumario: Ad-
vertencia. Opinion de la prensa sobre ell Re
pertorio hist6rico. de Brau desde Sevi-
lla.-Carta de Coll y Toste.-La patria de
Ponce de Leon, por E. Nawmann.
dad de Coamo.-Memoria description de la
isla de Puerto Rico mandada hacer por S. M.
ell rey don Felipe II, ell ano de 1882. Los
jfbaros, por Jose de J. Dominguez.-El padre
nuestro en- caribe del Continente. Fray lingo
Abbad, por E. Newmann.-Las dos flores de-
yenda) por Santigo Vidarte.-Juan, primer
obispo puertorriqu uefo.-Juicio crftico del Com
pendio de histor de Santo Domingo.
des. Cada ejemplar vale 25 centavos.-
Luna 80
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Rafael Castro Gonzalez. corredor orr:d de =

te Comisionista-M -Mayagiez Pto- -Rico-Se de-
dica q toda clase de negociaciones especial
mente las de giros, acciones y obligaoiones
de sociedades, frutos, mercancias, cobros por
cuenta agena, etc. etc. Oficina calle de la Adua-
ma, baios del hotel Europa. P
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A LAS CLASSES .ACOMODADAS.

Con una quota mensual desde diez centavos
en- adelante, sc puede contribuir al sostenimien.
to de la Sociedad de Educacion Popular y ad-
quirir todos los derechos de socio. Els una
obra humanitarla de regeneration social, la
que debemos contribuir todos, sin distinction de
opiniones y procedencias.
Pueden enyiarse las inscripciones al senior
Secretario de la Sociedad, doctor don Pedro del
Vale Atiles, a esta Redacci6n, en- donde Sc
daran gratis ejemplares impresos de las bases
estatutos de Ia Sociedad.
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Curse de Literature

EXPL1CADO POR D. MANUEL MONFORT
en- el Colegio Nocionaz de San Vicente
del Guoyas de GuayaquU
(Rep1bAca del Ecuador
CONTRADICTORY
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Sera este ell esfuerzo mas practico, mas
oportuno y generoso que han hecho aquf las
classes instruidas y acomodadas. en- benefcio de
las menesterosas de direction de luces para
luchar con las exigencias cada dfa mas apre-
miantes de la vida
Els necesario, para que la obra perdure y
produzca todos sus proyechosos efectos, que las
classes populares asistan en- gran namero con
mucha coastancia esas ensenanzas, dedican-
doles la hora que sigue la comida, la hora
inutil en- que nj Sc duerme nj Sc trabaja, la hora
pasiva, La hora del cigarro de la tertulia in
sustancial.
Asf, sin ningdn esfuerzo nj sacriGcio, pue-
de Ell obrero adquirir cada dfa, insensiblemente
un POGO de ciencia, un conocimiento positive,
hoy mas que aver, mailana mas que hoy, que lie
sean de utilidad practica en- la lucha de la vida,
que propendan con la satisfaction propia, la
armonfa y bienestar de la sociedad.
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A IA PRENSA.

En- nombre de la Association en- ell nues
tro, suplicamos a la prensa de esta ciudad la
reproduction extracto de los dos sueltos ante
riores'
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Joyera DE G; 1A;J1 TlNAupEs ,,r1;so dign0 h,3 de
llantes de superior calidad que Sc exiben en- el
elegante escaparate de Ia joyerfa de Tinaud,
plaza de eAfonso XII>. Entire las diferentes
ioyas que nos ha llamado la atenci6n, por Sd
gusto artfstico riqueza, que revea ell retina-
miento del gusto parisi6n, fguran dos collares
diademas todo de brillantes; petacas y fosfore-
ras de orc 18 kilates, con brillantes; varios
solitarios para caballeros; alfleres prendedo
res para la cabeza, con brillantes; brazaletes y
aretes con brillantes, esmeraldas perlas, pre-
ciosos portamonedas de ORC Is kilates ETC.
De todos estos objetos y los muchos mas que
no Sc enumeran, marcados con sus precios fjos,
con la equidad que esta acreditada casa, prl-
mera en- su clase, acostumbra, podra conven
eorse todo ell que visite dicha ioyerfa.
La Bella R0sta TAS0A st1An n% San T. nsn ssaqins P4o
Rico. Dep6sfto general y sucursal de la gran
manufacture de tabacos establecida en- Cayey
por D. Carlos Lopez. En- este establecimiento
hay siempre un surtfdo constante de todas las
vitolas conocidas, tan ben presentadas como
las meiores de la Habana. Rama legftima de
las Vegas del Plata. Solicftense catalogos.
Representante. ALBERTO PEDREIRA. P
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Gran Hotel y Restaurant |ng|aterra tasn ds,

esquina Cruz. Hospedaje con comidas, des-
de DOS pesos en- adelante. A. Agudo.--pro
pietario. -.
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Completeness nuestro estimado coleg
Ez Buscopi6 reproduciendo con gusto ell 81
guiente suelto:
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PaImitaS de COCO,

Dalm;+oc 10 onnn En- Ia olleria, del
0ln'Ituo w ooVus n1mero 81 de la Gale
de San Francisco, al lado de LA CoRREPoNDEN-
C1A, Sc venden 4 los siguientes "recios:
Detalladas, 25 centavos una
Una docena, 50
Cincuenta, 81
El ciento, S 12.
JUAN MIRANDA.
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HUNRAS FUNEBiES. En- Ell Con-
= vento de las RR. NM. Carmelitas. El
Ola 10 del corriente a las ocho de la ma
mana, sc celebraran honras fupebres por
ell eterno descanso del alma de Sor Maria Jose
ia del BueE Pastor, religiosa Carmelita que
fallecio e dia IA de JUNO de este ano.
La priora Coiuni lad de las NM Car
melitas, sus deudos parientes suplican la
asis,encia a tan piadoso acto, al que quedaran
sumamente agradecidos
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12

ter of education. SO long as there are
greenhorns there will be ciarivoyant,
and other forms OF hiking. But the
bill will pass as It should. Il prevents
advertising their business.
Sloan has introduced new land bill.
lite principal provision Is ore au,hotlr
Ing the state land board to exchange
lands where II can be done advantageous.
ly. For Instance, the state has alternate
sections. BY trading, It might obtain
large bodies In a compact form, making
such more desirable for leasing. Sus.
pielous persons claim to see In the bill
an advantage for ea,tlemen who would
lease for long terms.
Representative Creer's sheep bill has
been Killed. 1t provided for the taxing
OF sheep In counties through which
they might pass In transit to ranges.
The attorney general pronounced It un.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12
AttnnL.thn rrentr

Ne" York Feb. to.-A special cable
dispatch to the Herald from Caracas,
Venezuela, says
Senior MIeheleni, formerly In the dip.
lomatie service OF Venezuela. and the
las, minIster from this country to Eng.
land, has again attacked the Anglo.ven.
eEuelsn treaty In terms Of great bitter.
ness. The administrations are contained
In letter which Is published In the
Pregonere.
Senior Mlchelena introduces his attack
on the treaty and the protocol which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12

New York, Feb. Io.-A Herald special
from Washington saysi Spain ha,
promised to release julio Sangullly, sen.
fenced In Cuba to lie imprisonment for
alleged conspiracy against lts govern.
ment
Secretary olney has received from
Madrid an answer to the represe nta,
lions he made through Minister TAYLOR
several weeks ago to the effect which IA
given above. When spain will put her
promise Into execution cannot be learn.
ed. but the authorities hope that the
date Il not far distant. Mr.. olney's rep.
reseniatIons were made In view OF all
the circumstances Of the case, and espee.
Tally OF the long imprisonment already
suffered by Sanguilly.
Under the conditions OF his pardon
Sanguilly will be required to leave the
island and not return until the present
war has terminated.
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Expires At Ths E.d sr ,hs Lau
scene u "uartha.-

Expires AZ Ths E-s sr ,hs Ls.t
scene u auartAa.-
New York. Feb. io.-At the eooelu.
sion Of the final scene 81 the opeta
martha" at the Metropolitan opera
house tonight Armand cs,telusry. the
well'hnovn siuger. reeled and before
assistance could be procured, he Tell
dead. Heart disease was the e.use.
The opeia house was crowded to hear
the production Of Flotov's famous
opera. All had gone we'll during the
first act. and cssteimsry who had the
part OF Tris,ano, by his superb acting
and wonderful singing. had drawn
round after round Of applause. A the
conclusion OF the act the scene repre.
sents him AZ surrounded by a crowd OF
merry villagers. Nearly half a hundred
chorus girls who took part In the pro.
duetion were dancing In a circle about
the old man. Suddenly casteimary
reeled. trIpped snd fell. by Superhu.
man effort, be recovered his fee, and
rushed In among the crowd which sur.
rounded him. lie grasped a table and
supported himself until the curtain
dropped. A. the curtain vert down
Ca'ttlmary gave way and fell to the
stage The first to reach the dying man
was Jean DE Rexsek who was standing
'" the ~'"ss. cas,ismary. ~,,hoa, NJ
,ering a word, breathed his last In De
Reszeks arms. lie was O. years Of age
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New York, Feb. Io.-Bob Fitzslm.
mons left this city this afternoon on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad enroute for
Carson City. New, accompanied by Mar.
tin Julian. Dan Hickey, his sparring
partner, and Ernest Roeber. The party
will stop at Omaha, Denver and Salt
Lake City and give sparrlng exhibitions.
Before he left, Fitzslmmons said to a
representative OF the United Associated
Presses; ~ have won hitherto, and I
am going to win again. have nothing
to prevent IT,"
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Wellington, Feb. Io.-Torpedo boat
No. o, surpassed all speed records IN
the American navy today on her official
trial near Newport. Commodore Dew.
ey chairman Of the trial board. tele.
graphed the navy department as fol.
lows' "Made very satisfactory speed
trial. Five runs over u mile course
gave an approximate speed Of ASH
knots"
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fcdetation Loses.

Cincinnati, Feb. io.-The information.
al Sheet Metal Workers association this
afternoon, by unanimous vote. endorsed
the proposed National Building Trades
Council, thus renounelng alleglancs to
the American Federation Of Labor.
This pledging OF 6ooo tlnness and other
sheet metal workers to the new project
seemingly assures It, success, az the
building trades unions OF most of the
leading cities OF the eountry,lt is claimed
have already formally favored Il.
An amendment to the constitution
was adopted increasing the initiation fee
from S. to SIS. Another proposed
amendment which Il likely to carry IL
the doing away with annual conventions
and holding instead called or biennial
ones.
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New York, Feb. IA World special
from Key West says;
News has been received In Havana
that one OF Weyler's vanguard, consist.
Ing OF 500 men, was defeated by about
the same number OF Insurgents under
Colonel Pafci, Of Garcla's army, near
Remedies, on Sunday. The spanish
force had been sent forward to explore
the section and incidentally TO capture
a Cuban hospital situated on Mount
Calyas, south Of Remedies. The column
marched until near the place and then
attempted to surprise It At night. Gen.
eral Garcia had been Informed of the
Spanish approach and had forwarded
reinforcement
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London Feb. io.-Ls,et dl,pa,ehe.
from Africa say tina, the officer Killed In
the capture Of Blda was Lieutenant
Thompson OF the Leiee,,ershlre regi
ment. The Foulst army 10 said to have
Comprised ssou, 10000 men, while the
expedition numbered a little over sno
men With slS Maxim guns and 900 car.
riers, baehed up BY a soulls Of river
steamers No details of the srh, have
yet been received.
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a Curious Little An,eIop..

The hoois OF the kllpspringer, al.
though somewhat elumsIly shaped. are
80 small that all the four feet can easily
stand upon the surface OF a fifty cent
piece. This little antelope, which de-
riyes It's name, meaning "roek jumper"
from It's unriyaled power OF leaplng from
erag to erag, stands about twenty two
Inches In height, and has peculiarly
thick and brittle hairs, which are hollow
internally. These antelopes walk sure
footed on very small ledge, and they
can spring up or down with equal facll.
ity. The males carry straight h Irnes
four Inches long, with a slight bend for.
ward at the tip.
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y to J cents a cake, which was not al.
lowed. Later they met and decided to
demand rs cents a load and not to work
for less.
A banquet rendered to the new seere.
tary OF the Federation OF Labor was
held In a non.unionist restaurant, and
the unionists OF Cincinnati are wro,h.
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cure for weak Nery..

The natural antidote for weak nerve,
Is the healthy development of the mus,
cles-that Is, OF the general muscular
system, Instead of special muscles only.
This can only be done by active exercise
In the open air, which thoroughly oxy.
genates the blood and wastes the mus.
eular tissues, thus preparing them to be
replenished from the food elements of
the blood. This constant waste and re-.
building are vital processes thai measure
vitality and efficiency. When these 20
on BEAUTIFULLY nervousness Is never
present, except by some fragrant abuse
of the digestive functions, some unwise
drain Of vital fluid or some exhaustlng
tension Of the mind. Therefore, steer
clear OF these and give proper attention
to the muscles and nervousness will be
avoided.
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DaantIeas Mnstnr.

Warrington, Feb. Io.-The collector
OF customs at Jacksonville has informed
the secretary Of the treasury that an ap.
Plieation has been filed In Judge Loeke's
court for an injunction restraining the
collector and captain OF the United
States revenue cutter Boutwell, from IN.
terferlng with the movements Of the
alleged hllbusier Dauntless. The Bout.
well Is lying at the pier near the Daunt.
less, and Il under orders not to let the
alibuster leave port. The hearing on
the application was set Tor tomorrow.
but Attorney General Harmon has mott.
fed Judge Locke that the government
could not be ready at 30 early date and
asked for a postponement. which will
likely be 9 anted.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12

Why does Mrs. WIldglrl call her first
husband The CyPheri Doesn't he count
at all In his own home" "Oh, yesi It's
because he's so naughty,'-Llnclnnau
Commercial Tribune.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12
Cuban bonds sold,

Chicago, Feb Io.-A1 afternoon pa
per makes the statement that between
sISIooo,ooo and S1o,ooo,ooo OF Cuban
republic bonds have been secretly Il,
sued aud sold In the United States and
Europe during the last year by the junta
and IL agents, the secrecy being ex.
planned by the question a. TO whether
the placing Of such bonds on ,i,s mar.
ket was not violation OF international
law. This statement IA said to be made
on the authority Of the Cuban junta In
New York. II Is said the bonds are be.
Ing sold In Chicago through the chair.
man Of the Cuban committee OF 100.
New York and Paris are said to have
been the best markets, a single remit.
lance Of $4,000 having been received
from Paris. The purchase price Il said
10 have been mostly sentimental one.
so being asked and AZ high as g. re.
eelved. a large number of commercial
concessions are also stated To have been
sold through the junta,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1897-02-12

Sir Joshua Reynolds needed but one
sitting when intending to paint a por.
trait Sometimes he would not take
even that but would casually glance at
the sitter and proceed to palm, the por.
trait.