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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-01
Sociedad de Conciertos
La Ju>ata general del vieames.

La hora que Sc termno la que en- la noche
de dlcho d1a celebrd la Socedad de Conciertos,
fue csuss que imposibilit6 el que de ella di6ra-
mos aver cuenta, como hubiera sido nuestro
deseo.
Comenz6 por la discussion del prov ecto de
reglamento que, con pequenas eseasas modi.
fcaciones, fu6 aprobado tai como estaba redac-
tado por la comision; manifestandose la mayor
ammonia en- ell debate, ,en ell a. terciaron los Sres
All1, Blanco, Ledesma, Audrey, Nouvilas, Pa.
dron, La Dlrectlva algun otro que no recorda-
mos este momento.
Fu6 leida continuation la Memoria que
la Directiva saliente presentaba, re!ativa Ia
marcia de la Sociedad, estado econ6mico de
ella y en- la que ponfan claro algunos in
teresantes pormenores, enterando los socios
de haber merecido de la Excma. Diputacion
provincial una subvencion de 1900 pesos anua.
les, pagaderos por dozavas parties, con obieto
de auxiliarla en- la importante emprega, en- Was
de realization, de crear una escuela de m1sica
donde reciban instruction las classes modestas;
&c puso asmismo en- conocimiento de los con-
currentes la existencia de un donativo de 5000
procedentes de an6nimos donantes.
Grata impression produj la lectura de la
Memoria en- ell numeroso selecto p1blico que
la escuch6, y fue aprobada, tomandose segu-
damente los 81 guientes acuerdos: consignar en-
acta un veto de graoias para la Diputacon pro-
vincial, otro para el Ayuntamlento de la capi-
lal OCfO para Id prensa. pOr el apOyO pfe6taQO
& la Sociedad de Conciertos; igual acuerdo por
10 que a la Directiva saliente Sc refere; uno,
muy expressive, para ell Maestro Perez Vilapla-
na, organzador incansable de la orquesta, en-
ell que concurren excepcionales condiciones de
laboriosidad intelig noia; otro para ell per-
sonal artfstico de la Sociedad, de cuyos servi-
clio; estan sumamente satisfechos los que la
| componen.
Sc form6 una comisi6n de propaganda con
ell objeto de gestionar ell aumento del n1mero
| actual de socios-3sO-para poder abordar con
holgura ell probema de la fundaci6n de la es-
cuela que ha de representa- un adeanto de
| importancia elemento de utilidad suma en-
| la provincial. No dudamos que la geati6n de
| dicha comision sera fructffera dado 10 simpAti-
ca que es la idea, ell apoyo que ha de desear
prestarle la sociedad capitalena, la posici6n
respetabilidad de los que la componen. Sc
constituy6 entire los presentes, bajo la presiden-
cia del seflor don Julian Blanco, y vuea
pluma y salvo alguna facil omission, reoorda-
mos en- los que ella pertenecen los siguientes
nombres, citados por ell orden que Sc fueron
insoribiendo: Sainz, Schutter, Dfaz Lopez, Aild,
Audrey (don Pedro), Ledesma (don Matfas),
Ordo6ez, Goenaga, Alas, Morales (don Ricar.
| do), Hernandez (don Ricardo) Dfaz Nor
| Fueron aprobadas las cuentas desde los
comienzos de la sociedad no pudo reelegir
la direotiva saliente por aclamaoi6n, como
| era ell general deseo de los concurrentes, porque
el seflor Presidente manifesto no era reglamen-
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instalar, ademas de las ensehanzas elementales
de Mecanica, Ffsica Qufmica, dibujo natu-
raj de adorno, lineal, geom6trico industrial,
nociones de construction, etc., babra talleres
de mecanica, carpinterfa, albahilerfa, ITALIA y
modelado, sastrerfa, zapaterfa, encuadernaci6n,
tipogrffa, herrerfa y gabnetes para ell estudio
y la practica de la cirujfa mecanica dental.
Ademas de los hu6rfanos acogidos ell
Asilo de Benefcencia, podra asistir & las classes
y q los talle1es un gran namero lie j6venes y
adolescentes que deseen cursar cualquiera de
las artes, ofcios 6 profesiones mencionadas.
Estas Escuelas las de Agriculture como las
ha propueeto don OLYMPIC Otero, de Ponce,
con aplauso de toda la prensa del pals, pueden
infuir extraordinariamente en- ell mejoramiento
de las classes obreras y proletarias, en- ell TO-
mento de la production.
Otra institution benefca de gran tras-
cendencia social va inaugurar esta noche sus
eneehanzas. Me refero q la Sociedad de Edu.
caci6n Popular que ACADIA de establecerse en- es-
ia Capital. Desde mafana, lunes, dara cons
tantemente, do siete ocho de la noche, confe-
rencias sobre conooimiento y cuidados del cuer-
po humane, higlene, urbanidad, economic y
ahorro, oiencia social, religion, Derecho, moral
recreaciones instructivas, todo en- nociones
sencillas en- lenguaje llano, para que 10 COM
prendan bien todos los oyentes, cualquiera que
sean los grados de su inteligenoia.
No es obra de lucimiento oratorio, si-
no de abengaci6n y ilantropfa. Los hombres
de cienoia de experiencia iran allf para ofre-
Ger los menesterosos algo de 10 que hasta
ahora guardaban sin provecho ajeno en- los
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Bien al pdblico.

Desde ell dia 12 del mes en- curse empeza-
ra hacer viajes entire esta capital y Ponce una
lfnea trisemanal de coches, que saldra haya
no pasajeros los dias .fjados, 4 las de la mana
ma, esta forma:
DELLA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes y
viernes 4 las de la manana.
De Ponce, martes, jueves sabado la
misma hora.
PRECIOs POR AsIENTO:-De la Ca
pital Caguas, $2.5o.-De Caguas q Cayey,
So. DE Cayey Aibonito, So. De Aibonito
Coamo, So. De Coamo 8 Ponce. $2.5O.-Via-
je de la Capital Ponce $l1. Sc puede regre-
sar con ell mismo itinerario por iguales precios.
AGENCIAS: Capital, don Santos Filippi.
Ponce, en- Los Precios FVos.-En los demas
pueblos deben entenderse los seflores pasajeros
con los conductores de los coches.
NOTA.- Cada pasajero solo podrA lIevar
l2 kilos lie equipaje. La empresa feta coches
directos 4 precios convenclonales
45-22 BECERRA Y SANTORI
Gran Hotel ' Restaurant Ing|aterra sa;:s TT,
osquina Cruz. Hospedaje con comidas, des'
de DOS peaoa EN- sdelante. f. Agudo.-pro
pietario. ID,
uEMTk de una quinta en- Ha1o Rey, pr6xima
s-"'" al pueblo Rio piedras. casa cochera,
varios Arboles frutales palmas, con baetante
frente a la carretera, mas otra casa propla para
establecimiento en- ell barrio Sabana-llana, pro
xima Rfo-pedras, con gu correspondence
solar. Informara en- Rio -piedras, don Ramon
Sierra, comerciante. 15-4
EnteTnlos del pecho RfaSA, Ffa'S Ia v,liess lionH
planta rusa para las afecciones del pecho.
Dirijirse & M. Planelas, Cayey, quien la remi.
te por correo enviando un peso tres centavos
para ell franqueo. 3:3
Ga vanhn muy barata arrienda una pequens
w 'o''ao hacienda de cana y cafe. -Tiene
| mas de veinte cuerdas de este ultimo fruto.-
| Cana cuarenta cuerdas, guineos en- abundancia
casa -hornalla, techada de zinc, maquina de va
por con cadera multitubular, trapiche horizon
tai, alambique vapor, bombas, baterfas etc..
bagacera techaua de zinc. Todo recien monta
do. Informes Farnoac;o B1onco. l5-6.
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de recoger y dar ofcio educaoi6n & 1oa 49,
exfJase responsabilidad & los padres dc asee' g.
milla que abandonan sus hijos, sin pansar a.,
que los encaminarfan de ese modo Al os5"i.o 0I
al presidio. . o"u"''o
'la FStacionU CASA DE HUEspEDEs
'S" Rosario n. . 1. Arec;1o D p
Establecida en- el suntuoso edi6oio da 10 NO. .'
quesa de las Claras, con BALCONIES las oal1a.
del Rosario y La Cruz, vista al mar va Ia "ana'
pima; habltaclones para una dos personas "
para familias, bafos las oomodidsde ns
familias, dando aviso oportuno.
JOSE r. ALFONSO. .o
- Dfcese que desde que GO iniciaron Ia.
obras del derribo de las muralas (aver b;sn
dos meses), Sc han gastado alrededor do ao
quintsles de p6lvora en- los barrenos Ios +.. Nv
bajos del derribo marchan con yerdadera act;-
vidad de seguir como van, antes de dos ma
ses veremos unidos la Capital Pta. de TIERS
*** Sc apuesta un canasto de chamnaona
que no hay quien venda mas barato con 1oss
afabilidad carino que el <Bazar de los Pa;sa.
nos,, Fortaleza 25. Por enoima pueden cru.
zarse todas las apuestas que Sc ouieran.
~ III bergantfn ingles <Clyde, caro6 an
Ponce para ell Norte del bo-Hattaras 400
bocoyes $50 saoos con ICE, $50 kilos azicar
- D1cese-no sabemos con nna ohioto
que en- La Fortaleza Sc We con agrado Ia nos;ble
candldatura del seflor Egozcue para la iefatura
del partido conservador.
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Gran Hotel ' Restaurant Inglaterra tn y

osquina Cruz. Hospedaje con comidas, des,
de DOS peaoa Ell sdelante. f. Agudo.--pro
uietario. ID
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DR.. D, JAC|NT0 zARATT MEP1C9 r1[49S}o c1-

Ofrece sus servicios profesionales en- la calle de
la Luna numero 80, bajos.-Horas de consulta,
gratis para los pobres, de IL y media de la
tarde. 15-1O
*** Bajo ell epfgrafe eCriminalidad in
fantil, publfca nuestro convecino colega sEl
Paiss un notable artfoulo en- gu edici6n do an.
tes de aver. Els lamentable yer como una tur-
ba de chiquillos callejeros Sc dedican la rate
RIA en- esta Capital, por causa de la vagancia sin
freno en- que viven. iQue <educacion moral.
recibiran esos muchachos frecuentando en- las
carceles la compa1fa de los criminales empe-
dernidos? Cuando fu6 alcalde IL senior Potous
instal6se en- la casa consstorial una escuela
donde eran recogidos esos piletes; pero la es.
cuela no prevaleci6 por razones que ignoramos.
esos muchos vagos siguen pululando por las
GALES, ejercitandose para ser los criminales de
maflana. Urge, pu<s, que ell sehor Aloalde to-
me prontas en6rgicas meddas tendencies evi.
tar esa gangrena social. Cr6ense talleres don
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planta rusa para las afecciones del pecho.
Dirijirse & NJ. Planelas, Cayey, quien la remi-
te por correo enviando un peso tres centavos
para ell fr&nqueo. 3>3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-12

because this will be a second offense II
the runoor that he is again 10 visit Eng
land proves correct.
Mr.. Carte is about TO retire from &C
tive management, having formed a joint
stock company for the conduct OF his
theatrical enterprise, which viii be
headed by his sons.
An American writer and playwright who
has recently secured a foothold in Lon
don is Elwyn A. Barron. formerly dra-
matte rite Of the Shicago Times-Her-
aid. Mr. Barron has formed, a partner
ship with Wilson Barrett for play
wrigting and is engaged with him IN
the construction OF drama for Mr.
Barrett's next season. He has retired'
temporarily at any rate. from newspa-
per work. Two plays Of Mr.. Barron
authorship have been submitted to Eng
lish and American managers for thel-
consideration. His first important WORK
to be staged was the dramatization OF
"Romola." which julia Marlowe and
Robert Taber played last winter.
The importations from the United
States this week, The Wizard OF the
Nile" and Miss Francis Of Yale" have
been treated by the majority Of critics
kindly. and even enthusiastically by
the Times and Clement Scott, the dra-
matte critic OF the Daily Telegraph.
Miss Francis Of ne," with Weldon
Gossmith in the title role, after much
success in the provinces was produced
last Tuesday at the Globe theatre.
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Told in Fewest Words

A surveying party from the Benning-
ton is now at work at Pearl Harbor, Ha-
waiian Islands.
United States Senator Stephen NJ.
White is confined at his home in Los
Angeles, Cal. with sudden attack OF
pleurisy.
The premises Of the Hachette Publish
| ing company, Paris, were destroyed by
| fire yesterday morning. The loss was
about 1 900, 900.
The British steamer Polypher1us, from
Yokohama to London, has been damag-
ed In collision near Jebeltar. an island
crew were drowned.
At a dance a. Achilles. Rawlins coun-
| ". Kan, Friday night, Charles Peoples
and Henry Hall fought duel with re-
voivers in an attempt TO settle fued
OF years standing. Both were MORALLY
wounded.
J The Japanese cruiser Naniwa which
| has been at Honolulu for four months
| has lef. for home. Her captain claimed
| that she was foul and in great need OF
an overhauling. She will probably re-
! turn to that port in about six weeks.
The philadelphia is expected TO return
to San Francisco next week.
The president Of the Peruvian senate
| has asked for the appointment OF a
| commission o report Immediately upon
the proposal to legalize the marriage OF
| non-Catholics, adding that the absence
of such a law leaves hundreds OF child
| ren of foreigners deprived OF the protec-
| ton of a law which ought to exist IN
| every civilized country
| Sir Harry Westwood Cooper has been
| held by Police Judge Lowe in san fran
! cisco to answer before the superior court
| TO two felony charges, one OF having
/ false. forged and counterfeit olanh
/ forOms In his possession or guaranteed
| draft notes Of the Bank OF New South
/ Wales. and the other Of having counter
| felt dies In his possession.
George W. MacFarlane, flag owner OF
| the steamship China, has won victory
| in his fight against the Hawaiian gov
/ ernment. The circuit court has decided
that McFarlane had in all respects COM
! piled with the law and that ne Is EMIT
! led n the certificate of registry which
I ne applied for. The government VIII
take the case TO the supremecourt.
Il is stated that the negotiations be-
tween the Vanderbilt railroad system
! and the Los Angeles terminal raliroau
for an extension of the formers ROAD
from Utah 70 San Pejro harbor nave
been settled and the route selected
Bonds for the building Of this road nave
been practically sold and before the
close of 1897 active construction Will com
mence.
David Martin. the administration lead
err. of Philadelphia, has accepted the po-
sition of secretary of the commonwealth
| made vacant by the requested reslgha-
ton of General Frank Reeder ana per-
sonally rendered to him by Governor
Hastings Friday. Governor Hastings
has appointed his law partner, wilbur
F. Reeier, OF Belf0nte, deputy attorney
general to succeed Elkin.
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MINISTER COOPER REPLIES
To the Japanese Minister Concernipg Pro.
posaIs to A rbftrate.

San Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Gaelic, which arrived today from Yoke
mama and Hong Kong via Honolulu,
brought the following Hawaiian advites
under date OF September 4:
The official correspondence between
the japanese and Hawaiian govern
ments upon the subject of the PROPOSE
ton to submit their differences ID arbi-
tralion was given out for publication by
the foreign office September l. 1t con-
sists of the letter from Count Okuma 70
Minister Cooper, already published in
the United States, and the following re-
ply of the latter official:
Honolulu, H. l., Aug. so, 1897.
His Excellency, H. Shimamura, H. /.
J. MS minister resident, Honolulu.
"Sir: Adverting 20 the letter Of in
struc.ion addressed 10 you by Count
Okuma Shigenobu, under date OF the Atm
instant, wherein ne confirms his tele-
gram which was 70 the effect that the
japanese government mad accepted in
principle the suggestion Of the Hawaiian
government for arbitration, and also
states the nature Of the terms and condi-
tons considered essential by the i'm
perial government. TO a satisfactory is
sue of the contemplated arbitration, a
copy Of which accompanies your letter OF
the 18th instant, have the honor to say:
That This government recognizes the
desira ability Of expressly defining the
scope of the reference, ind for that rea-
son regrets that his excellency's letter
does not more fully define the issue,
which the imperial government would De
willing 10 submit for decision.
IF I understand his excellency cor
rectly. the imperial government canno'
consent TO the submission 70 arbitration
Of the bona fides of the posse ssiOn Of the
| $50 by each Of the rejected immigrants
or the applicability Of the treaty of 1871
| 20 japanese subjects other than those
| belonging to the merchant class. This
| being so, il is suggested that this gov
| crnment cannot be expected 10 give its
reply as to whether or not this proposal
is acceptable until the points which the
! imperial government is willing TO have
| submitted u arbitration are definitely
made known to 1t; in the absence Of an
agreement as to the scope Of the refer
, ence, it is likewise suggested that M
answer can b. expected in regard 10 the
| choice Of arbitration.
IN view of this 1 am under the neces-
| sity Of requesting that MS excellency
| fully define the points which the inrper
| ial government consider a issue, upor
which the decision of the arbitrator is &c
| be invited.
with sentiments Of the highest consid'
Grafton. I have the honor to, sir,
Your excellencys obedient servant.
HENRY F. COOPER,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-12
HOSTS OF KIN SPRING UP
Allen Gregory's Million WuI Have a Figh
For It's Life

Chicago. Sept. IA fight for $1,000
600 involving TWO of the most prominent
families in Chicago and incidentally re-
vealing a romance is the outcome OF the
death IF Allen Gregory. known as the
founder Of the stock yards NJ. Greg
CRY died on August > tas; and was sup
posei ~ be without wife Or children. A
large number ot collateral heirs imma-
diate.y sprang III. and letters ~ admin
istra:ion We're granted - Morton c..
Baker. a nephew. and Byron y. Ha;ha-
way, and the estate was turned over 10
mem. Now Miss Martha C.yoourn has
asked the cour; ID turn the estate over
n he American TruS; and savings bank
as administrator. on the ground that she
: ne lawful widow % Allen Gregory
and entitled 70 the property
NJ. Gregory was IS years Old at The
time o. his death. Miss Clybourn il said
. be g.. The sorry goes that back in
,hs ht;ies Gregory became engaged 10
Miss ClyoOura. L came out however.
thar Ne had 4 wife and child IN ne cas-;
ana marriage - Miss Clya0urn was an
! imp3sSibiHsy. His son died seventeen
/ years ago. ana Z, continued % supper:
his wife un;il she diei in 1885 For fo-ty
1 years, he story goes. Miss Clyaourn
: waited patiently to be married 10 ne
+ man she loved. ana Two weeks after TIE
/ death Of MS wife. Mr.. Gregory and Miss
/ Ciybou-n were married. Her lawyers
{ declare :hac hey claim viii be made good
( by the testimony - numerous witnesses
ana documentary evidence. Hearing aas
/ Deer set fa- October :.
+ Love, when true, faithful and vell-hxed
is emincntly the sanctifying element 81
: human lIie.-N y. Weekly.
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VIII Make 1t Exceedingly War For 1.-THE
Pact of Blood"


Madrid. Sept 1l.OGeneral Pando, in a
letter 10 the Cuban senators and deputies
requests them to hold a meeting and
come 10 a decision regarding the Cuban
situation. declaring tha, he inc has come
10 speak out and fix the responsibility
for the present policy upon its promoters.
The reforms for the Philippine Islands,
which were agreed upon yesterday al a
tabinet meeting. upon which occasion
the iraf. OF The proposed decree was APP
proved and sent 10 the queen regent for
her signature. include a modification OF
me penal code in regard 70 offences
against property and public order and
in regard 20 secret political association,
especially the one known as The Pact
Of Blood" which will be severely prose-
cuted The other reforms for the philip
pine Islands are drafted with the inten-
lion Of assuring justice 20 the natives.
L is reported that reinforcements o.
troops will shortly be sent TO the Island
OF Poro Rico.
The spanish cabinet will be modified
before The assembling Of the cortes, but
il Is understood General Azcarraga Will
I remain n-emier
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FOR SALE-RE.

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
~~~~~~-~O~-o0>~~~~~~~~~o~ ~~~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~0
FOR SALE
So Buffin avenue, ROOMS $1,000 mort
gage on
Good property IN north part OF city.
Want offer on fine property on South
Hydraulic. first block
Southeast corner 18th and Fairview,
nice vacant corner.
Cottage, apgT y. Topea, lots facing
Topeka and lots running through 20
Lawrence avenue.
we mean business on any OF the
above.
\ nice cottage TO move; price, 800.
ISRAEL BROS.
y
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EXONERACES HER FATHER
Because He Threw the Lamp at hei
brother Instead of Her.

Brother Ihstead OF Her.
Chicago, Sept. 1O.-Vedella Sayers, VINO
was burned by the explosion of lamp
hurled al her brother by her enraged ia
Their last night, died today. The girl mac;
an ante-mortem statement exoneraiing
her father from blame. The father, Chas.
Savers is still in custody but 1t is tnoughi
by the police that the coroner's jury Will
exonerate him, as result OF the girl
sta tement.
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FOR sALEFARNS-

FOR SALE-FARMS-
We viii quote you only a few choice
ones:
10 acres, bottom land. 5000.
l60 acres, Qa0 fenced hog-ughO. AXE
in center good harm. corn cribs. peach or
chard, well force pump. Sl,ssl. Reason
able teru,s; good land, 1 miles from
Wichita.
S35 acres bottom land, (no better on
EARTH. l0-room house. elegant large oarn,
cattle sheds eranaries, orchard. splendid.
I acres grapes % acres alfalfa; one OF
the finest farms in the state. miles nom
Wichita $33 1-3 per acre.
so acres on Walnut river. Eight-Mile
creek. strictly frst-clas bottom land, 80
acres in cultivation; house, rooms
barn S0x51, sheds, cribs. &c. &c. fenced,
wind pumps and everything N perfect
condition; an ideal farm; price, ~ per
acre.
SO acres strictly choice bottom land,
1O-room house, barn 40x60, double corn
crib 80 feet long. grenary S2xS2, doup.e
floor, wells, wind pumps. tanks l'Vp
feet pipe connecting with residence,
smoked house, hog-house 20x52, orcharG'
100 apple and peach trees. 10 acres wa
nut and box elder. Is acres afalia, 10
acres blue grass. acre blackoerries.
also strawberries. gOosebeTr.es, &c. Pace
is in perfect condition. Best reason for
selling on earth, W.: the owner mas
made his pile has government BONDS ana
such things laid away, and wants 70 re-
tire Price. So per acre
SMITH & DORSEY, 10 e. Douglas:
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