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CAME NEAR DROWNING,
Sergeant Cooks Son Rescues Companion
 in West River.

Sergeant Cooks Son Rescues a Companion
 in West River.
 William J. Cook, the sixteen-year-o son of Police Sergeant Cook, of the central station, rescued a drowning companion last Saturday afternoon in West river. The boys, with several others, were intending to play ball, but at the suggestion of the lad who came near taking his last swim, they went to Red Banks to take a plunge, and af- ter swimming awhile Cook heard a fourteen year old companions cries for help, and fearlessly plunged into the stream to render aid. When he had caught hold of the sinking boy he be- gan to make for shore, but had great difficulty in doing so on account of the frightened lads struggles. At this point Frank Colwell, fifteen years of age, the son of Daniel Colwell, came to Cooks assistance and together they dragged their friend to shore where they worked over him until he was able to dress and be taken home.
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15TH c. v. REUNION.

The Seventeenth Connecticut Volun- teers, the Fairfield county regiment, held a reunion last Saturday at West port, which was attended by probably 250 members and friends of the asso- citation.
 The veterans were met at the depot in Westport by the Westport veterans and a number of prominent citizens, These Westporters were accompanied by brass band, and the soldiers were given a ride on the Westport and Saul gatuck trolley road the visitors occu- pying several cars, headed by band. After the ride the members of the regl- ment proceeded to Cedar Island, where a meeting was held.
 The Seventeenth regiment, Connect- cut Volunteers, is the Fairfield county regiment, being furnished for the most part by that county. It was recruited and organized during the month of Au- gust 1862 and on the third of Septem- Der of the same year, the regiment left for Washington 1000 strong, under the command of Colonel William H, Noble. Upon its arrival at Washington it was attached to the Army of the Potomac. The field and staff officers of the regl- ment when it set out was composed of the following: Colonel, William H. Mo- ble, Bridgeport; lieutenant colonel, Charles Walter, Bridgeport; major, Al len G. Brady Torrington; adjutant, AL bert H. Wilcoxson, Norwalk; quarter master, Hanford N. Hayes, Bridgeport;
 surgeon, Robert Hubbard Bridgeport; first assistant surgeon, Robert c. Nc
 Ewen, Stratford; second assistant sur geon, Elijah Gregory, Bridgeport; chap lain, William K. Hall, New Haven; ser geant major, Theodore Gray, New Ha- ven; quartermaster sergeant, John s. Ward, New Haven; commissary ser
 geant, Josiah L. Day, Danbury; hos pital steward, Jesse s. Nash, Bridge port.
 The regiments principal engagements were at Charlottesville, Va, May 2 1863; total loss, 120. Gettysburg. Pa, July 1, ?, sand 4, 1863; total loss, 19S Welaka and Saunders, Fla, May 19 1864; total loss, 40. Dunn's Lake, Fla, February 5, 1865; total loss, 36. The casualties of the regiment during its
 service were as follows: Killed in ac- ton, 29; died of wounds, 15; died of diseases, "A; discharged prior to muster out of regiment, 319; missing at muster out of regiment, g. Total, 4466
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Brief Mention,
igh water to-day at noon.

High water to-day at noon.
 House for $1,600. R. E. Baldwin.
 The attraction at the Hyperion on Labor day will be 'The Widow Jones'"
 The mammoth night blooming cereus at the residence of Mrs. J. H. Stevens. No. 114 Olive street, which has blos- somed so profusely year after year, is expected to bear forty blooms on one plant which has already borne five blooms this year, and twelve on a young plant.
 Willis B. Hopson. brother of Superin- tendent Hopson of the Berkshire divis- ion of the Consolidated road, and at one time railroad editor of the New York World, died at the hospital in this city Saturday of rheumatism of the heart, aged forty-six years. He was twice married and lived with his second wife and his mother at Bran ford.
 Saturdays Derby Transcript says: "State Attorney William H. Williams and Mrs Williams of this city, who have been staying at Bethlehem, Conn.,. returned to town to-day. As usual, State Attorney Williams had his rifle along with him, and during his outing shot grand total of 104 woodchucks. Ex-Senator J. D. Dayton, his shooting partner. killed 1O2; therefore the cake goes to MT. Williams
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GOLD FIELDS NEARER HOME.
Old Californian Talks of California
 Gold Fields.


 "What is the use of going to Klon- dike in search of the golden fleece when California gold fields are still unex- hausted and much easier of access ?" is the question MT. J. T. Smith, the man. ufacturer of rubber goods at S7 Church street is asking of his friends. MT. Smith is a, man of experience and has personal knowledge on which to draw when talking about gold.
 Twenty-four years of his life have been spent in California, and he was more or less interested in gold mines while residing in that state. being vice president of the Eurekatellium gold mine. in Shasta county, besides holding other interests. MT. Smith says that, according to California papers received bv him and also from private sources. ba learns that there is a revival in Cal ifornia. of the gold eXcitiment of the forties. caused by the finding of some rich deposits of the precious metal in Trinity and Siskiyon counties.
 The San Francisco Chronicle of last week says that miners are flocking to these counties in great number to stake out claims, and that all the hotels are filled with these seekers for gold. One miner while prospecting found mass of quartz and ore about three feet long and seven or eight inches in width and thickness, for which he received S45,o0 in San Francisco.
 The news of gold finds in the Klon- dike awakened the California miners to more diligent search, resulting in the finds in the two counties, which are just north of Shasta county, one of the richest counties in the state.
 MT. Smith is getting up a company of five or six to establish claims in the new fields.
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NEW ADYERrIsEMEN1s TO-DAY,

Autumn Dress Goods-Howe & Stetson. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Financial-Erie Telephone Co--Adams x Co. Brand a5 Opera Hoqse.The Prodigal Father. Hyperion Theater-A Secret Warrant. House Painting-Chas. P. Thompson. Hyperion Theater-Shore Acres Instruction-Mr. F. A. Parsons. I!ost-Parrot-19 Wall Street. Mems Autumn Boots-N H. Shoe Co. New Fall Goods-ChaS. Monson Co. New Tontine Hotel-George T. White. Our Range Offer-Brown & Durham Poorly Dresses Boy-Davis X Co. Preserving TimeE. E. Hall & Son. Pure Proyisons-R H. Nesbit X Co. Rooms, With Board-1 Sylvan Avenue. School Supplies-F. Nj. Brown & Co. School Supplies-Malley, Nicely X Go. Soups-Gilbert & Thompson.
 Savin ock-Free-Howards Comique. StoTage-Smedley Bros. & Co., Savin Rock-Illumination-S ? and 3. The s-Financial-Haigh X Freese.
 This Week-E. Mcintyre X Go. Wanted -Situation-155 Washington Ave, Wanted-Work-115 Wallace Street.
 Wanted -Girl-1044 Chapel Street
 Wanted-Situation-7 Brown Street.
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REOPENS SEPTEMBER 14.

Mir. E. A. Parsons Conservatory of
 Music.
 MT. E. A. Parsons, the well known professor of music, has just returned to the city and will resume his classes at the New Haven Conservatory of Mu- sic. With his wife he has spent a very pleasant and successful season at Mar tha's Vineyard, taking part in many notable musical and social functions. He resumes instruction on Teusday. September IA, at the conservatory, S2 Church street.
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Our Wzndo7U k2on0) Mornangs and A17erw0onsI
 SCHOOL DAYS, 1850.

You remember the old Red School House and the little Stationery Shop on the corner where you always stopped in for your slate pencils and such like No where else to go those days
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SCHOOL STOCKINGS.

The school stocking stock at its biggest and best and most economical buying. for either boy or girl. Glad to recommend these for school days:
 SCHOOL STOCKINGS, raMc.
 Heavy and medium weight. ribbed and plain, all fast-black As good a value as you generally see at Ioc.
 SCHOOL STOCKINGS, 1oc.
 Heavy and medium, double heel, sole, toe, knee--fast-black The general 25c. stocking.
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WEA1'HER RECORD,
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER RCREAu

UF THE WEATHER HUREAU. WAsHINGToN, D. C.. August 29, 1897, g. p. m. Weather forecast for Monday:-
 For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Generally fair, warmer in the interior Monday; cooler Monday night; south winds, becoming northwesterly. For eastern New York: Fair preceded by showers in northern portions; cooler Mon- day nfght southerly winds, becoming north westerly.
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Hnye lt sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent 10 any address by mail at the same terms as 1t is delivered in the city. 15 cents week; 50 cents a month.
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Local Weather Report. FOR AUGUST %, 1897.
Mean temperature. 69. Max. temperature, 80.

Mean temperature 69. Max. temperature, 80. Min. temperature, 58 Precipitation, 0 inches. Max. velocity of wind, l3-N. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January l, i65 degr ees: or ac average daily excess of ' degrees. Total excess in precipitation since Janu- ary l, l0.37 inches.
 U. c. MYERS, observer.
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SCHOOL SHOES.

For both boys and girls. As good school shoes as you can buy anywhere for the money-6etter thau most blaees.
 School Shoes-sizes, tos, 7sc Larger sizes, osc Good Girls Shoes for SI.oo The famous "Solar-Tip," School
 Shoe, $I.oo, S1.2s The famous "Wear-well" for Boys
 and Youths, $I.oo. SIPS, $I.5o
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leave Boston and this is New Englands natural basis of School Supplies Broad gauge business methods applied school-merchandsng. Quantity increases, lessens- -notahy this year.
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Special Discounts
School Sundries.

School Sundries.
 Sanford's Ink, IL
 !" Mucilage, 2c Carter's Crimson Ink, Sc School Straps-the right kind, 9c Patent Book Carrier, oc Tollner's "Carry-all' Pencil Box
 Book Clasp and Ruler, I2c Sponges, 1c Pencil Sharpeners. Ic Rubber Erasers, Ic., &C.,, 4c Rubber Ink and Pencil Erasers, 4c Kneaded Rubber Erasers, oc Sheffield Steel Erasers, oc
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lN0N09V, AMg: 50tN
 Br1Mg- tAe CAs2dren / SCHOOL DAYS, 1897.

The log school-cabin is a big, modern brick building now The littlest one you're getting ready for Tuesday week knows that the great Department Stofe is the only place for school things.
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SCHOOL

SUITS, $2.5o. Either in comedy black cheviot or a neat mixture, (many of 'em) all made with strong, double seat and knee sizes, 6 to IS years.
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rebates these low prices Schools School Boards of Education Institutions Trustees Dealers and people buying in fair quantities
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If you wish
 Black Goods
Our domestic buyer says
 COnfOrtableS. and calls attention to

ana calls aLIeHClOn to F Lot No. I-7ax78 inches,
 6 Pounds, tx Good cloth cover, $I.OC Lot No. 3-7ax7S inches,
 oH Pounds,
 Good Satteen, $1.1s Lot No. 4-72x7S inches, l 7 Pounds, i Fine cloth, SIPS Lot No. 5-7zx7s inches, Pounds, Very fine cloth, $l.3o Lot No. S-72x7S inches,
 7H Pounds,
 Extra fine Satteen filled with fine
 cotton, $1.SS Lot No. IO-72x7S inches, 8 Pounds,
 Very best Satteen and best cotton
 filled, $Z.5O ALL are made both sides alike, and filled with carded white cotton. That Blanket Sale is still in pro- gress at "Old Rates
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Howe & Stetson.

WHEN YOU NEED
 a physician we will come in handy, be- cause this is the best drug store to which don't need physician we can fill your wants in the right way at the right price, We are always useful.
 Apetheearies' Hall, 821 Chapel st.
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What aVe advettiSe yom'H find here. Goods Not sati1acto,y may 6e re- farNed or exchanged, i s0itAin reasonable Hme.
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School Note Books.

Vest Pocket Memorandum Books,
 Ic., 2c., &C.,, 4c., SC up. Indexed Memo. Books, 6c and Ioc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-12
CORRESPONDENCE

ST. don E. O. 6. Anasco-Le abona-
mos $ 1880 por todo, segln ell detalle
de su apreciable del 8. Mil gracias.
Cnmplida su carta en- 10 demas.
Sr. don E. S. Mayagiiez -Recibido
los sellos que envio por carta del vi
nieron los tomos que indica.
Sr. don n. A. NJ. Barranquitas- Re
cibidos los sellos de la encuadernacion.
Sc lie reTnite 10 que desea.
Sr. J. S. Capltal-Tendremos ell gus
to de complacerle Ell 10 que indica.
Sr. don A. b. Maunabo.-Se lie hara
ell trabajo que indica por s pesos. I'd.
dira ST Sc hace.
Sr. don A. J. A. .Juana Dfaz-Cum-
plida su carta del II.
Sr. don F. V. Yabucoa-Se lie remi-
te ell numero que desea.
Sr. don J. S. San German Recibida
su carta del once. Puede remitir ell Sc
Hos 81 ctvs. de la encuadernacion de los
tres tOmOS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-12

debfa observar, y sobre los me
dios de transportarle de alIf, que
Luis crey6 en- ma recafda mas
peligrosa, causada por una mania
de otra iadole.
Charny ls sac6 muy procto de
su error, pues parecia a esos HE
rros candentes, cuyo color SO
amortigua la vista medida que
la intensi sidad del calor Sc dismi-
nuye: el hierro esta negro y no
habla va la vista, pero esta a1n
bastante encendido para devorar
cuanto sc le presents.
Luis VIC al joven recobrar su
l6gica de otro tempo.
Charny fae realmente taa ra-
zonable que 80 crey6 obligado a
explicar sn me iico ell brusco
cambio de su reso!uci6n.
La reina, dij,, me ha eurado
mas svergonzandotne que vuestra
ciencia, querido doctor, ma habria
curado con exceleutes remedies;
"a veis, ell atacarme por el amor
-propio Ga domarss como 80 donna
a an csbalIo con ell bocado.
-.Tinto major. tsnte fnejor!
murmut6 FL doctor.
ST, recneria u. m espasi i
me desi, u dis. para pr'bsr.as
la fasrz. ds su volaat.i, qas en-
un da4.o "a ~ h hi. rr.:ibi H.
una h srii., Is hsbis h.-ttio aas-
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Ell COLLAR DE LA RE1NA

lento para partir que, perdiendo
ell equllibrio, fue a caer temblan-
do en- los brazos de la reina, que
le cerraca ell paso.
Apenas sintio ell contacto de
aquel pecho abraz ador que le re-
tenfa, apenas Sc dobl6 bajo la
preston inuoluntaria del brazo que
lie sostenfa, le abandon6 compile
tamente su razon, y Sc abri6 su
boca para dar salida q un soplo
devorador que no era una palabra
Y no osaoa ser IN beso-
La misma reina, abrazada por
aquel contacto, doblegada por
aquella debilidad, no tuvo tempo
para arrastrar ell cuerpo mamma
do sobre la poltrona, y quiso hnir;
pero La cabezs de Charny Sc habfa
cafdo hacia atras, Sc golpeaba con-
ira la MADEIRA de la poltrons, de
sus labios salia una espuma roj,z 1,
de su frente habia cafdo sobre
la mano de Maria Antonieta una
gotta tibia y color de rosa.
-iOh, tanto mejoll murmur6
Charny, tanto mejor. iYo muero
matado por vos!
la reina 10 olvid6 todo-
Sc volVi6, cogi6 Charny en-
sus brazos, levant6le, estrecho su
cabeza muerta contra su pecho, y
apoyo una mano helsda sobre Ell
coraz6n del joven-
Ell amor hizo un milagro: Char
ny resncit6: abrio los ojoss Ia VI
sion desapareci6. La mujer sc es-
pantaba de haber dejado un re-
cuerdo ALI donde creia no dar mas
que un fitimo adios.
La reina di6 tres pasos ha~.- Ia
puerta con tai precipitation, que
Charny apenas tuvo tempo de
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coger la puuta de su vestido ex-
clamando:
-Senora, en- nombre de todo ell
respeto que p'ofeso Dios, me-
nor que ell que os profsso q vos.
-iAdio :, adi6-! dijo la reina.
-iSenora! -. iOh, perdonad-
-Os perdono, seflor de Char
ny.
-iSsnora, su Ultima mirada.l
-Sshor de Charny, diio la rel
ma tremula de emocion Y de cole
rs, 81 no sois ell mas bajo de los
hombres, esta nocha, mamma, es-
tareis muerto s fuera de este pa
lacio.
Una reina ruega euando manda
en- estos terminus.
Charny, juntando las manos
con embrlaguez, SO arrastr6 de
rodillas hasta los pies de Maria
Aotoniets
Esta habIa alberto va la pnerta
para hnir mis- pronto del peli-
gro.
Andrea, cuyos ojos deyoraban
aquella puerta desde ell principle
de la vista, vi6 al joven proster-
nado y Ia reina desfallecida; vic
los ojos de aqnel respIandeoer de
esperanza y orgulIo, y las miradas
de ests. inclinarse apagadas hacia
Ell suelo.
Hsrida en- ell coraz6n, desespe-
rada, henchida de odio y dsspre-
clio, no dobl6 la cabexs.
Cuando vic volver d La reina. le
pareci6 que Dios habfa sido de-
masiado pr6digo con aquella mu-
jer, dAndole como superfiuo IN
trono y la hermosura, pussto que
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INFORMATION DEL OLA
: | I. Y 4 L A

Este exministro asistira a un gran NEE
ting que .tendra lugar en- ell ell Teatro de
| Madrid con objeto de protestar contra
| la solucion dada a la crisis.
TAMBIEN LOS FUSIONISTAS
Han celebrado una reunion para de.
terminar su lfnea de conducta.
Gamazo Lopez Domfnguez otros
ex-ministros no Sc mostraron conformes
con la forma que Sc pretende dar 4 la
protesta.
Ell SENIOR SAGASTA
Sc haya muy disgustado hace es
fuerzos para calmar los prohombres
de su partldo.
LAS REFORMAS
Ha sido sancionado por S. M. la Rel
na ell bill de indemnidad pedido las
Cortes por ell Ministerio en- 10 que las
reformas de Cuba Sc referfa.
CA HOUN
Sc encuentra EN- Washington Sc
muestra muy reservadC; pero dice que
en- Cuba fue tratadO con mucha cOrte-
|sia.
POR LA AUTONOMIA
Mr.. Williams, future representante
|
partidario del regimen autonomico.
Sc COMENTA
La llegada a Espaha de Mr. Scovel,
quien estuvo detenido Ell Cuba a fines
de Julio del ano pasado.
A COVADONGA
Es cosa resuelta: la Corte ira al San
tuario de Covadonga para que en- 6l sea
confirmado S. M. don Alfonso
DENUNCIA
Ell xCorreo Espa1ol~ periodico car
lista ha sido deaunciado por un artfculo
de tonos violentfsimos.
r E G A LO
Ell Papa Leon XIII ha regalado 4 S.
NJ. la Reina Regente un precioso rega
10 por ell acertado criterio con que re-
solvio la Ultima crisis.
EXPLOSION
Ha hecho explosion en- Chicago una
fabrica de gas causando grandes des-
perfectos. Sc registrar hasta ahora
IA vfctimas.
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B1BLfOTECA DE aLA DEMoCRACiA

acababa de concederle aquella me-
dia hora con M de Charny.
Ell doctor vefa demasiadas cosas
para notar niDguna.
Embargada toda su mente por
la reina, Sc conteDto con de-
cir:
-SY bien. sehora?
La reina tom6 un minute para
serenarse y haliar su voz ahoga
da por los solos de su coraz6n-
-sQie harar repitio ell doc
tor.
-Partira, nurmur6 la reina sin
fjar la atenci6n de Andrea, que
fruncfa Ell entrec.J>, nj en- Luis
que Sc frotaba las manos, atrave-
SO rapid lmente ell corredor la
galeria, SO envolvi6 maquinalmen-
te en- su msnt6n y entr6 en- su
cusrto.
Andrea estrech6 la mano del
doctor, que eorria yer al enfsr-
mo, y lnego, con nn paso solsm-
ne como cl De una sombra, Sc
volvi6 & su cuarto con la cabezs
baia, los ojos fijos y el pensamien-
To ausente, sin haber siqulera
pensando en- pedir las 6rdenss de
la reina.
Para una naturalezl como la de
Andrea, la reina no era ida: "a
rival IRA todo.
Oh rny, entregado otra w d
los ca .isdos de Luis. no pare.i6
va ser el mismo hombre d.. IA
visa !
r. ~ hssta IL exsgerssio !,
atrr / hs-Is Ia f.ssf flrroasis
isri hsni iose Il S, TOR pfe
gnafs- n apr.s nil IT,, tan raer
gs.s :. % "a 81 pr6xim, c,nsa
lrc aeia sobrs 81 regimen qu'
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LEGO la hora

De las curiosidades que guardara
Puerto Rico en su museo regional, fl
gurara una piedra hallada con motive
del derribo de las murallas.
Dicha piedra es triangular, tiene
en- ell centro las inscripciones siguientes:
Pkunachery Ell Btacezi, cuya traduccion
literal segan un arabe, significa: Los
Ntchachos venden muy barato sus te-
las ell rico surtido con que alderman
sus aparadores.
"A Los Nuchochos, pues.
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Las xfores artificialess que acaban
de recibirse en- el xBazar Otero, son
sin duda las mas preciosas, baratas- Y
elegantes que Sc encuentran hoy en- esta
ciudad: quedan invitadas las senoras 3
senorltas que con tanta impaciencia las
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|
sla ell paltido carista
All efecto Sc ha pedido authorization
al jefe del mismo Ell la Peninsula, mar
ques de Cerralbo, para constituir las
juntas correspondence zen vista del
giro que toman los partidos.e
:Sera este verdad?
Pues no cuaia.
Segdn nos escriben de la Capital, en-
aquella ciudad han circulado rumores
algo serios.
Dfcese que Sc ha leyantatlo Ell Que
bradlllas una partida de rebeldes a ca
ballo
Y Sc anade que ell Sr. Miquelini ha
salido para dicho pueblo.
Creemos que Sc trata de rumores sin
fundamento, como muchos que de GUAM
do en- cuando circular por ahf, pues nj
en- los centres oficiales nj en- ning1n
otro lugar Sc tiene noticia de tai suceso.
Tn amigo de la Ceiba nos dice 10 81
guiente:
~Conformc en- un todo con los razo-
namlentos que expone ell senior III. B.,
residente en- Mayagiiez, en- su artfculo
titulado ~Ffjese ell Pafs>, publicado en-
La Democruciu fecha % del mes pro
ximo pasado,es de desear es prosiguiera
tratando ell asunto sobre aumentos de
premios en- la Loterfa provincial, reba-
jando los mayores, segi1n propone la
Diputacion.o
La Gocetu Ultima ha publicado un
decreto del general Marin, disponiendo
que Sc celebre eleccion extraordinaria
para Diputado provincial en- ell distrito
de Arecibo.
Sc convoca al Cuerpo electoral para
que concurra a la emission del sufragio
ell dia p del corriente.
Sc VENDE muy barata, pero muy
barata una hermosa casa con un solar
que mide 557 varas fincada de toda
clase de arboles y otras plantas.
Dicha casa Sc halla situada en- la Ca
lie de Atocha, prolongaci5n. Dirigirse
a don Demetrio Goyena. l-3.
La Diputacion acordo la subyencion
de 1900 pesos anuales, para una Acade-
mia que trata de fundar la distinguida
pianista Anita Otero.
Ha sido desestimada la solicitud del
doctor Redondo, acerca de la subven-
cion para un Centre Seroterapico, hasta
en- Mayagiiez.
La companfa de Rupnik ha hecho la
adquislcion de Conchita Martinez y
cuenta con ell concurso del tenor So
torra.
La Martinez es una de las tiples de
zarzuela mas celebradas en- Espana
America.
Esta noche inaugura la troupe nue.
vamente sus trabajos, en- ell coliseo de
San Juan.
Entire las obras que anuncia para la
temporada tigura CuUaNea.fu Rusticoao.
En- Julio proximo Sc creara en- Aqua
dilla una plaza de Medico titular con
ell haber annual de 400 pesos.
Sc hallan vacantes Ell ell Ayuntamicn-
to de Yauco las plazas de escribiente
de Registro Amillaramiento, auxiliar
de Secretarla portero del JuzgadO
Municipal.
IIa caido Ell San Juan, repartido en-
tire varias personals, ell premio mayor
del tlltimo sorteo de la lotcrfa provin-
cial.
LII NOT1R/4 DE -4D.JI7VTA. s
Estara atendida durante la ausencia
del senor Bures en- los dfas l 9 al % de
cada mes por ell sustituto infrascrito
Utuado, .Junio de 1897.
3-3 Oscaldo 4Ifonso.
En- ell sitio de bafos que tiene por
nombre Pena-parada Capital--perecio