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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

a fuller name than John" and they
always afterward referred to him as
Cabin John" His place was located
near the river, at the mouth of a great
gorge with towering hills surrounding
it. There is until this day no better 10
cation on the upper Potomac for fish
ing and hunting. In those days the
man was opulent in all that was needed
for game food. Whether he had a
fortune concealed about his place or
not nobody knew, and nobody ever
tried to find out. He always had
money when he came to town to buy
supplies. He was on good terms with
the Indians, and he did not fear ma
rauders, because he surrounded him
self with dogs, who loved him and
watched his place by night and by day.
Well, whoever he was, he died without
revealing his identity, and he is remem-
bered as cabin John" and so he will
live in local history. Time passed on
and long after he was gone there grew
mp here a city, the capital of republic.
Modern improvements came with popu-
Iation, and u became necessary to build
a reservoir and aqueduct to supply the
city with water. More than ten miles
west of Georgetown the civil engineers
went to build a reservoir; and the wa
ter supply was taken from the Potomac.
near the Great falls. In order toJbring
the water to the city 1t became neces-
sary to build a great bridge across the
immense Porges referred to above. and
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

SpRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 2.-In IL race
that was witnessed by at least 65,00J
people Star Pointer, on the Illinois
state fair grounds Friday afternoon,
not only maintained his reputation as
the king of PAGERS by beating Joe
Patchen, but he also lowered the
worlds pacing record in race by hall
a second. making a mile in 2:O0K, tho
record in a race having been (Which
Star Pointer made on Saturday, Sep
tember IS, at indianapolis, when he
defeated Joe Patchen.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
THE MARKETS.
Ja4 Putnam st
Marietta, o.

CINCINNATI Oct 2.
FLoUR-Spring fancy, "a. 4.7OG49O; spring fam
ily 81 101430; spring patent, IS. 25G5 IS; winter
patent. S4.S5C15.2O; fancy, S4.350465 family,
SO. 6Ols3eO; extra, 49, 1503.35; low grade, $500
2S5; rye northwestern, So l0113.20 do city,
SO. 3.1O6320
WHEAT-No. red nominal at 91092c.
CoRN-Sales: No, mixed, track. 30hc; yellow
ear, track, 30c; mixed ear, (nearly Yellow,
track, sic; mixed ear. track, 30c
OATs-Sales: No. mixed, track, at 21e; No.
mixed, track, 2Ohc; No. white, track, 221sc
HoGs-Select shippers, A.35G4-4O; select
butchers, s435014.4O fair to good packers
S420Gl435; fair to good light, S4.25Gl4.40; COM
mon and roughs, SO. 3.2501410
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, Si.0oGl4G0;
extras, s4-75@5.0O good to choice butchers,
SO s5@44O; fair to medium butchers, $4,000
3.75: common, S2,256l2.s5.
SHEEP-EXtras, S3.65lD3.90; good to choice,
So lO03.6O common to fair s225l1S.0).
LAMBs-Extras S. io1D5.5O good to choice,
s4S5d5.35: common to fair, S3.501L75.
VEAL CALvEs-Fair to good light, s5.5O1625;
extra, S6.5Oll6.75; common and large, S3.0015.00.
CHICAGO, Oct 2.
WHEAT-October s7Nc; December, s0A0
B9%c; old, sGAc; May, SS3ac
CoRN-October, 279sc; December, 29Sc; May,
a2B@J33c.
OATs-october, lsslc; December, 1880; May,
22A@229Sc.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. !.
CATTLE-Prime. S5OO95.1O common. S35O0
$50; bulls, stays and cows S2.000a75; common
to fat oxen, S2.0Ol1IOO
HoGS-Prime medium. n. 55Gl L60; best York.
ers Si.5095i.55 pigs H40f1I45; heavy ST. $50
AS; grassers S43O04.40; roughs, 3O0ll4.O0.
SHEEP-Choice, Si.201425; common, s2.5O0
40; choice lambs, S5.3OI5-50; common to good
lambs S4O0lI5.l5.
VEAL CALvEs-s65O07.0
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
CLOTHING
Department.

1CO CHILDLEN'S Knee suits to sell at
low prices. Goods that sold from
$50 to 800 we,will sell ut 80 to 800.
Youths suits in ,great variety. Fall
overcoats at closing out prices. We
can save youmoney here.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

Is DOZEN Ladies and1Misses gloves in
colors at soc pair, lworth 75c. One
lot gauntlet gloves at 19c a pair,
worth 35c. One lot merino and wool
underwear for children and. misses
for lOc. and up. Goods here If you
can find the sizes. Will savesyou
money.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

A BUSHEL of Jewelry. New nice
clean stuff. Breast pins, stick and
hair pins, cuff buttons, neck chains,
etc. Choice at l0c. each. Regular
Is to soc. goods.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
DIMENSIONS OF BRIDGE.

The bridge alone cost S237O1O.
The entire conduit system cost 81, ,905, 800.
Capacity of water main. 100000 gallons
of water daily.
When the bridge was begun in 1858
Franklin Pierce was president, and JEFF
ferson Davis secretary of war. There
was a tablet in the keystone of the
arch containing the names of the prcsi-
dent and secretary of war, and also
names of Maj. Meigs and of Capts. Hut
ton and Chanler, engineer officers.
When the civil war began Capt. Hut
ton went with the confederacy, and so
die Capt. Chanlcr. A daughter of the
latter officer, Amelie Rives Chanler, be-
came celebrated or notorious q few
years ago, as an authoress of exceed
ingly erotic literature.
When President Lincoln's admins
tration began he made Simon Cameron,
Of Pennsylvania, secretary oi war.
Jefferson Davis was then president of
the confederate states. Simon Came
ron ordered that his name be cut out of
the keystone tablet. That order was
obeyed and the engineer in charge of
the work also obliterated the names
OF the other officers, including Mai.
Meigs, who was supposed TO sympa-
thize with the rebellion, although he
did not participate in it as all of the
others did.
Under that order the original tablet
was so changed that it now appears us
follows: '
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

And now, after all these years,
"John" the hermit, the mysterious
man with the guns, dogs, raccoons, fish
and guitar, is perpetuated in enduring
stone. in the greatest single-span
bridge of the world, but we know not
his name. His cabin Is obliterated, but
his assumed name 6f "Cabin John"
still lives. SMITH D. FRY,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
CARPETS.

FOR full description see special cir
cular giving description and prices.
This department must be closed out
speedily and the prices are lower
than have ever been made. Carpets
are much higher this year than last
year in the market, but to close out
quick we will make low prices.
Starting at 1917 c. per yard. For 1875
cents we give choice of % pieces.
Regular 40 and SOC goods. Come
soon for CHOICE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

APPS. 25 dozen boys caps ats and lOc.
Worth Csc. Bargains in mems hats.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
THE GREAT
Dissolution Sale

At AtHUTCHISON'S Bargain Store is in
full blast.
NEW GOODS and New Bargains every
day. Some wonderful bargains
made last week. Some as great in
other goods this week. To get the
benefit of the unusual LOW PRICES
we are making, will require frequent
Waits. for we will show something
SPECIAL EVERY DAY.
Some of the Bargains in sight for this
week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

LADIES AND GENTS mackintoshes
at special prices tlis week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
Announcement.

DR.. G. w. Eddy, Administrator of DR..
E. 2. Eddy, deceased, has made arrange
ment with DR.. E. L. Griffin to look
after the patronage which may come to
the office of the late DR.. Eddy. DIR.
Griffin had been employed for quite
while by DIR. e. P. Eddy to assist in
his work.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04
WASHINGTON AQUEpUcT.

Begun A. d. 1853. President of the U. s.,
Franklin Pierce. Secretary of War,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

in front of
a cigar store points out the place where
you can buy good smoke. The man
who buys his cigars anywhere is at
disadvantage. We will study your
tastes SO you will always be our Gus
toner
Putnam
Street
N Ma1i.,,a, Pntaa% Q. st Drugstore.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

President Of the U. s.. Abraham Liacoln.
Secretary OF War. Simon Cameron.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

good business, for people will eat and
drink on such excursions. Unfortu-
nately, of late years, it has become q
popular Sunday resort, where people
can go and indulge their alcoholic ap-
petites. There is photographer there
who makes pictures of people beneath
and about the bridge, and he has lot
of data concerning the bridge which
people receive and read with great in
terest. He has pamphlet of history in
which occurs the following statement:
In the year 1926 the following lines were
found under dilapidated grain bin in an
old mill located on the banks of the Cabin
John:
John of the Cabin"-a curious wight
Sprang out of the river one dark stormy
night;
He built warm hut in lonely retreat.
And lived many years upon fishes and
meat.
When the last lone raccoon on the creek he
had slain,
1t is said he jumped into the river again.
AS no name to the creek by the ancients
was given,
1t was called Cabin John" after John went
to Heaven.
When the bridge was built there was
also a conduit built from the great
reservoir to Georgetown, and thence
into Washington. Over the conduit
there was constructed a splendid road
way, and this is still known as the Con-
duit road. Along this highway there
has recently been built an excellent
trolley electric line, and many thou
sands of passengers visit the bridge
and restaurant in this manner; where
as they used to go in buggies, or on
bicycles. These latter ancient modes
of conveyance are still used by hun
dreds of people.
The pamphlet furnished by the pho
tographer, giving the history of the
bridge, contains the following:
This structure is the stone bridge built
by the United States government over
what Is called Cabin John creek. The
Cabin John is a stream of respectable vol
ume, which rises at Rockville, Md, flows
through most picturesque and beautiful
section of tho country and pours its limpid
waters into the Potomac river few hum
dred feet below the point at which the
former stream Is spanned by the great
bridge bearing it's name-a bridge of ma
,ional renown.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-04

SPECIAL, PRICES in Agate and
Granite ware,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-21
"QUIEDRAS Y SUSPENSION De PAGOS

La ley aprobada por los Cuerpos Colegis.
ladores reformando el C6digo de Concrete en-
en- 10 relative las luiebras suspensiones de
pago es aef:
xSe ententiersn los artfculos $40, s7l,
872 y s73 del C6digo de Comcrcio del modo
siguiente:
Art. $40. FL comerciante que, poseyendo
bienes sutcentes para cubrir todas sus deudas,
prevea la imposibilidad de efectuarlo a las fe-
chas de sus raepectivos venc;mientos, podra
constituirse en- estado de suspension de pagos,
que deolarara ell juez de primera instaucia de
su domicillo, vista de su manifestation.
Art. s71. Tsmbi6n podra ell comerciante
que posea tienes sufoientes para cubrir todo su
pasivo presentarse en- estado de suspension de
pagos dentro de las cuarenta y ocho horas ST.
guientes al vencimiento de una obligation que
no haya satisfecho
Art. s72. Ell comerciante que pretenda Sc
lie declare Ell estudo de suspension de pagos
iebera acomp pailar i su irstanca ell balance de su
actiyo pasivo la proposition de la espera
que solicite de sus acreedores, que no podra
exceder de tree amos.
ST bajo cuaquier forma SO pretendiese
quita rebaj ia de los creditos, Sc negara ell juez
a tramltar la soctul de suspension de pagos.
Art s73. El expediente de suspension de
pagos Sc acomodara a los tramtes marcados en-
la ley especial. ST la espera fuese desestimada
por la Junta, quedara terminado ell expediente.
Lo dispuesto en- los artfculos $40 al s73
seraaplicable q las -suspensiones de pagos de las
Sociedades y Empresas no comprendidas en-
ell artlcuIo $50.
Para que dichas socedades, no comprendi
en- e. artfoulo $50, pnedan constituirse en- estado
de suspension de pagos, eera Indispensable ell
acuerao de los socios, adoptado Junta gene
raj, precisamente convocada al efecto dentro del
termino sehalado Ell 81 artfbuo S7l. Para la
=
brcves que consientan los estatutos cscrtura
social
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-21
Completeness 4 un iietipguido amigo nues-
tro publicando cl siguiente manifesto:
! A las urnas !

Correligicnarios: para cubrir la vacsnte
de un Diputado Provincial por la segunda sec
ci,5n de la region norte, ell Gobierno General de
la Provincia sefaa ell dfa 81 de los corrlentes
para levarse cabo la election en- todos los
pueblos que-como este correspondent a aque-
liza demarcaci6n electoral; asf, pues debemos
aprestarnos a Ia lucna y sacar trlunfante de los
comicios el nonibre respectable de nuestro conse
cuente correlig igonario ell Lcdo. d. Juan Ramon
Ramos, quien--como dice &c! Paiso-es la re.
presentation genuina de la entereza, de la virli-
dad de la consecuencia polftlca
su civsmo irreductible, sus inquebran.
tables energfas, debe ell senor Ramos e prestl-
gio polftico que goza entire los suyos la esti-
macidn general que disfruta en- ell pals.
Made habra olvidado la feeha memorable
de 1887, cuando desatada aquella espantcsa
reacci6n contra nuestro leal partido, ell general
Palacio mandaba las bartolinas del Moro
varias personalidades de las mas salientes
de nuestra polftica reg gional,' que juraron
la autonomfa en- la Asamblea de Ponce,
en- aquella misma fecha de eterna recordaci6n
para la masa liberal de la provincial.
Pucs bien, en- aquella epoca de cruentas per-
secuciones, ell Lcdo Ramos did la pr0eba mas
convncente de su eutereza y civismo, prestan-
dose generosa expontaneamente la defensa
de los liberales encsrceladcs recluidos en- ell
Moro.
FL pals liberal no puede nj debe echar en-
olvido este rasgo de nobleza en- e candidate
que os recomendamos Debe ser consecuente
con sus hombres dgnos: nipguna ocasi6n
mas propicia para sjgniicar aquGl nuestra
gratitud manifestarle nuestra consecuencia y
estimacion, que Ia que Sc presenta ahora, yendo
todos las urnas llevando la simpatica candi
datura del Lcdo RAMOS sacandola triun.
fante de los comicios
CORRELIGIONARIOS a votar ell do.
mingo 81 uno de los pofticos mas prestigio-
SOS del pats, q uno dc los abogados de mas fa-
ma en- ell foro puertorriqueho, uno de los ora
dores mas elocuentes reputados de la Provin-
cia: al Lcdo don Juan Ramon Ramos
Aguadilla JUNO de 10 1897.
Julio Osvaldo Abril, Conceal del Ayun-
tamiento.-Adrian del Vale, idem.-Luis A.
Torregrosa, dem. Francisco Esteves, idem.
-Monserrate Deliz, idem.-Miguel Peligaina
y Boglio, idem.--Jose A. Hernandez, idem. --
Jose Veray Llamas, idem.-Salvador Amell
, Mass6, Abogado. A. Sanchez Escri-
bapo.-Ernesto Echevarrfa, Procurador.-Ar-
turo Vega Morales, Professor Normal.--Au.
gusto Font, Depositario Municipal. - Fernando
Yumet, comerciante.-Jose Aneses, idem-
Juan M. Roman, idem. .-Edelmiro Acevedo,
fdem.- Pablo Acevedo, idem.-Francisco Vaz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-21
eula, acaba de obtener ell tftnlo de Lcdo. en-
Derecho. lie felicitamos sinceramente

sula, acaba de obtener ell tftnlo de I4cdo. en-
Derecho. lie felicitamos sinceramente.
*** Segun nucstras notioias, en- ell vapor
correo llegado hoy de la Peninsula, han venido
variss remcciones en- el personal de empleados.
Entre los citados cuentase Ell nom mbramiento de
don Anccto CabalIero Balbas para admins
trador de la Aduana de Mayagiiez; don Fran
cisco Aoosta para la de Ponce; para jefe de
Negociado de :. ra Glaze de la Intervention &C.
narsi del Estadc, don Jose Ramon Vidal. Sc
ttaslada Ia Aluana de Mayagiiez, al Official
+. . don Felix Costa, nombra para reem-
p!azalle como Investigator, Official 4. Q de Ha-
cienda, don Pelro A. ARIZONA
* Por cablegrama del Ministro de Ul-
tcamar recibido aver, ha sitlo nombrado interi-
nanente Intendente General de Hacienda nues-
tso 'istinguldo amigo don Alejaudro Infesta
l4e feictamos sacramento
m*x Anteayer Sc aieron por terminadas las
pruehas dc preston de los primero 1,4OO me-
tros lineales de tuberia de Om5O de diametro,
colocada para CONJUNCTION de aguas 4 esta
cudad. Los tubos someteron durante dos
horas contnuadas 4 preston de 135 ibras
por pu'gada cuadrsda, en- ese intervalo de
tempo no Sc ncto pngun escape dc aqua
por las juntas de plolno que las unen entire ST.
En- la serie de prue bas de preston que ha sdo
necesarie practicar para obtener ese satisfacto-
rio resultado, hubo que reohazar cinco tubos
de los va colocados: dos de ellos por defectos
de construction, y tres por encontrarse agrieta-
dos, de los cusles queda uno por reponer.
La tuberfa enuncada estara sometda en-
su dfa a una persi6n de cuarenta libras por pull
gada cuadrada, cuando funcione ell Acueducto
determinada por la pesantez del aqua almace-
nada en- los Depostcs de Ro-piedras. En-
breve Sc sometera pruebas de preston ell resto
de los tubos colocados hasta Martin Pena.
*** Al entrar en- prensa LA CORES
poNDENc1A acabamos de saber que han regre-
sado esta tarde de excursion, los Sres. Don
Lufs Mufoz Rivera y Don Manuel Roman.
**s s &c; Jfbaro de Ciales, Sc ha
trasladado a don'e estaba antes La Eaposici6n
frente & <La Mal'orqanas e>ta vendendo al
precio que qnera ei comprador. A approve
char la ganga H..
*** Ha llegado hoy esta capital la no.
table compailfa de zarzuela c6nlica haneiio
41rcos, donde fgura ell imitador del gran Ere
goi. Manana martes dara primera function.
* Icy sigue Sin resollar Don Jose B. Co.
say, de Penuelas. 5Se habra celebrado a
velada, cuyos programs nos pdi6 el % de
Mayo de 1895? Barsmbita con la velada. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-21
ClNTAS (;ENTAV0S En- e1

PARIS BAZAAR sc reallZa una gran par
tida de cintas a vellon la vara
~. Hemos dido decir gus la Diputacion
Provincial trata de suprimir en- ell pr6ximo
presupuesto las Estaciones Agrop6micas de.
dicar ell importe de su mantenimiento la es
cuela de artes oGcios.
~ Seg1n nos informan, pronto estara de
m6dico ttular en- Isabella ell reputable doctor
Manzano, de Maysgiiez Aquellos vecinos
esperan con fundamento que ell nuevo galeno
sabra captarse las simpatfas de to5a la jurisdic-
ci6n.
**x Por ell correo de hoy han llegado los
presupuestos generates de esta isla que han de
regir durante el pr6ximo ano economco de
1897 a 90.
*** va es conocido por nuestros lecto
res ell joven estudiante don Ramon Ramos Ca
sellas Su examen en- la asignatura de Mate.
maticas, nos ofreci6 motives para ocuparnos
de el Hoy nos los brindan las notas de Sobre.
salie7ete que ha obtenido en- todas las del curse
en- aquella asgnatura, Ret6rica Ingl6s, con
mencion honorffca en- Historic universal, cuyo
premio corcedi6 al joven Alfonso, que es
otro modelo de estudiante, cuya aplicacion Y
aprovechamiento lie ha granjeado ell aprecio de
sus catedraticos. Nuestra felicitacion, exhor-
tandolos 4 perseverar EN- tan buena senda.
lima e2e2 Sc vende Sc alquila casa si-
Iuaua en- HauLurCe, en- S1ClO freSCO.
Ademas de su agibe y buena cerca es de cons,
trucci6n recierte reune todas las comodidades
necesarias para una familia Informara don
Manuel Vicente. So
~ Ha fallecido en- Lares la apreciable
sonora Rodriguez Rodriguez, madre de don
Manuel Bernard. r. I. P.
~ Ef captain del Battalion Provisional
numero 4, don Jose Buj y Piquer, ha sido
nombrado primer ayudante de plaza
~ De Madrid nos escriben que es muy
probable no suba al poder ell sr ssgasta antes
del pr6ximo Otono ST ell sehor Moret va al
ministerio de U!tramar, Sc tiene por SECURE
que ell seiior Garcia Molinas ira la Subsecre.
tarfa de dicho ministerio.
**x Han sido puestos en- libertad provi.
sional aver tarde catorce de los indivfduos
presos en- esta Carcel con motive de los sucesos
de Yauco. Diez de estos cuyos pombres no
hemos podido averiguar estaban en- gaeras,
cuatro en- cuartos de preferencia.
Xxx En- Ell vapor correo llegado hoy han
venido destinados esta plaza, el q. teniente
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-06-21

venta de dicha isla la de Santa Cruz al go
bierno de los Estados Unidos. La opinion es-
ia muy dividida entire los vecinos respecto de
dlcha veata que aceptan en- general los bIancos
como medic de ms jorar la angustiosa eitaaci6n
economical de esos pafses. La gente de color
vir bajo ell gobierno colonial (autcDdmico po-
drfamos decir), de Dinamarca.
* En- la manana de hoy sc reun;6 la
junta de sanidad con motive de traer ell vapor
correo <Buenos Aires> case de v;ruela die
creta y otra de varicela en- dos sci ad1s one
van de transito para la Habana, acordando ad-
mitir libre platioa dicho buque prdvia furni-
gac6n, y continuando viaje los enfermos en-
vista de la benignidad de los dos casos .itadoa
encontrandose ell primero en- ell periodic de desc
caci6n ell 2.o completamente cura,1o, segnn
opinion del m6dico Director de visitas de ~ ves
Ell Excmo sef1or Gobernador Genera! aprobt el
acuerdo de la junta.
~ A Ultima hora hemos sabido que han
quedado constituido los comt6s locales del par
lido liberal en- Ell Dorado, Toa baja Toa alta.
Los seilorez Muiloz Rivera Roman legaron
aver tarde Toa-ata donde fueron expl6ndida-
mente recibidos. Al entrar en- la pobaci6n sc
levantaba un bonito arco de triunfo. Ell
meeting ce!ebr6 a las siete y media de la
noche ante una concurrencia numerosfsma Los
senores Muiloz y Matienzo fueron obsequiados
con un Bale Maflana daremos detalles
*** segnn los periodicos de Madrid, Ia
dimision del Gobierno conservador fue acogida
simpatfa el extranj jero; sobre todo en- los
Estados Uniaos produjo excelente impression,
al decir de un telegrama que public6 ola Co.
rrespondencia de Espanas Ia noche del del
actual Aiemas, segin Gel Globo,> persona
autorizadfsna recibi6 al dfa siguiente ca.
blegrama suscrito por tres importantes periddi-
cos norteamericanos, en- ell quo pedfa una
contestac6n (pagada) los runores de la en-
trada de los liberaes. pues case Affirmative
hubiera sido mny rapida la reacci6n que, en- fa-
vor de Espai1a sc bubiese operado en- los
Estados Unidos.
Al G0MERG|0 DEL pei INTERIOR Y EX-
Al oo"s-f9'o TERROR le part cipo, que
con esta fecha, retro toda garantfa moral y
material qua vsrfa ofreciendo 1 la eociedad
mercantii 1uc gira en- esta plaza bajo la raz6n
social de Sucesores de L. Sarria. .-Vieques, Is
de JUNO de 1897. L. lSzrfia. 81
* En- ell Laarah Bat, San Francisco AZ,
Sc han recibido las co,ecciones de Gel Impair
cial, de Malria eBlanco Negro>, <Revista
Modernas, madrid Comico,, <Don Quijote,
y <Barcelona C6mica,.
Xxx Aver regres6 de excursion por la
isla, nuestro apreciable amigo don Jose Llovet,
representante de la acreditAda casa Juan Piza
Y Mas, de esta Capital. LIE damos la bienvenida.
~ Dicen de Venezuela que Sc esperaba en-
Caracas don Julio Sanguilly. Va NADIA me-
nos que de ministro Plenipotenciario (sic) de
la republica de Cuba. Con 10 cual que, sc cree
quedara salvado ell pats. las naciones ex.
tran jeras.
~ Hoy Sc han vendido giros sobre Nue.
va York al 60 por 100 premio o, con mediacion
del corredor Zerbi.
*** El estmabe joven portorrique71o seilor
don Rafael Palacios que estudiaba en- la PENN