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found in the river. 1t bears no marks of
violence and his family are satisfied the
old man committed suicide or fell into
the river, as he was subject to spells of
alteration He had several hundred
dollars with him when he disappeared,
and while some of it was no doubt taken
from him the greater portion has been
accounted for
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Took Too Much

ALAMEDA, May 9.-When Samuel A.
Speedily of this city awoke this morning
about 8 o'clock he found his wife, Mre.
Olive l.. Speedily, dead beside him. On
the pillow was an uncorked bottle that
had contained chloroform. On the floor
beside the bed was sponge that had been
saturated with the fluid and the deadly
fumes inhaled by the woman. 1t is said
that Mrs. Speddy who suffered from in
somnia, was overcome while inhaling the
drug
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Nobody Cares Much

CARSON. New, May 9.-William Wood
burn, one of the defendants in the Heney
mortgage case. says that he has no con-
nection with the alleged conspiracy con-
cerning the mortgages. He says that
United States. District Attorney Jones in
formed him that he need not appear in San
Francisco, as nothing could or would be
attempted to be proved against him, Cof
fin being the sole person interested.
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French Charities

PARIS, May Am anonymous donor has
sent the sum of G35500 to the committee
on management of the charity bazaar
which was the scene of last weeks terrible
tragedy from fire. This amount with the
proceeds of the first days sales, G1SOO
equals the full receipts of the bazaar Of
1896. and the committee is thus enabled to
make distribution as BEFORE
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a Florida Law

PENSACOLA, Fla, May 9.-Gev. Blox-
ham has allowed the railroad commission
bill to become n law without his approval
The law provides for the appoint tment of
three commissioners, one railroad man, one
lawyer and one farmer. They will be ap-
pointed this week. Thefe are over 100 ap-
plicants for the positions. The law is rad
ical in its features and it is believed its
passage is bound to bring the railroad COM
panies actively into politics.
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Generosity and Unselfishness

"There are two traits of character
should do my utmost to develop if I
had children to bring up says wo-
man who meets many different people.
"Those are the traits of generosity and
unselfishness. If they were born in
children I should encourage them, and
if they were lacking I should do NV
utmost to plant and nourish them
New York Times.
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A Steel Beam COLLAPSE

PITTSBURG, Pa. May 9.-The rumor IS
prevalent that the beam pool has collapsed,
although local manufacturers will not dis
cuss the matter. 1t was composed of the
Carnegie Steel company. the Lackawanna
Steel company. the Illinois company, the
Shenango Steel company and Jones-Mc-
Laughlin's. 1t is said that within a week
prices have dropped from $1.55 per pound
to 50 cents.
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Death of judge Wing

PITTSBURG. Pa. May 9.-Judge Thom-
as f. Wing died tonight of pneumonia after
an illness of four days. He was 70 years
old and has been on the bench twenty-three
years. He was member of the state con-
stitutional convention in 1873. which pro-
mulgated Pennsylvanias present consti-
tuition, and has been prominent in local
circles for many years.
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His Body Found

SACRAMENTO, May GA week ago
last Wednesday Michael Haley an old
citizen rs years of age, disappeared from
his home in this city. 1t was learned
that he was seen as late as Saturday
night four days afterward on the river
front, but nothing further was heard of
him until today when his body was
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Murder and Suicide

CHICAGO, May 9.-Freeman G. Gardi-
ner, carpenter. this morning shot Ida
Miller, alias Ada Dreyer, at the Acme
motel on Twenty-second street, and then
shot himself. Both will die. The shoot
ing was caused by jealousy The woman
came here from Appleton, Wis.
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Stripes Discarded

LANSING. Kan, May 9.-The board Of
directors of the state penitentiary have an
nounced to the convicts that the regula ION
striped uniforms would be discarded, be-
ginning on the Fourth of July. The new
garb of the convicts is to be of gray mate
rial with black stripes along the outer
seams of the trousers and around the
coat sleeves.
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ARRIVED OVERDUE

ST. JOHNS. N. F., May 9.-The over
due steamer Benedict arrived tonight
after a fifteen days voyage from Liver
pool. For nearly a week she was in an
ice foe and unable to- make any pro-
gress, but escaped serious damage.
The steamer Corinthia, sixteen days
out from Cadiz which came into port
this morning, reports that she encoun-
tered vast fields of ice 140 miles south
east of Cape Race
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Spanish Rioting

MADRID, May 9.-Serious disorders
have broken out in several places in con-
nection with the municipal elections,
now in progress. At Bilboa the Social
lists have made violent demonstrations
and at Linares Liberal voter has been
killed.
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statement to the coroner and his physician
today he gave the name OF a well-known
woman as the murderess. He is dying to-
night and the physician and coroner say
they will keep their promise and not dis
close the name until after Harris dies,
when sensational arrest will be made.
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A Woman's Pistol

PRESCOTT Ar!z., May "a miner
named Concannon was shot and killed at
the Congress mining camp early this morn
Ing by woman of the town named Sadie
a quarrel occurred in the street between
Sadle and another woman named Minna
Looa, when Sadie shot at the latter, but
missed her. the ball hitting Concanncn
with fatal results.
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A Bows Suicide

CARSON. New, May 9.-Will McCrim-
mon. aged 10 years. committed suicide in
Washoe City last night by taking an over
dose of morphine. The boy was in Carson
with his parents yesterday and as he de-
parted for Washoe City, where he is en-
ployed, on last evenings train, he shook a
bottle of poison in his brothers face. The
latter, becoming alarmed, followed on a
horse, but arrived just in time to see the
victim expire. No reason is known for the
suicide.
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A Spanish Loan

MADRID. May 9.-The queen regent has
issued a decree authorizing the raising of
$4,000, 600 to be secured by the customs du-
ties of Spain to meet the cost of military
operations in Cuba and the Philippine
islands. The Bank of Spain will undertake
the issue.
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A Promised Sensation

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 9-The En-
quirer's special from Spencerville, Ohio.
I says: Henry Harris was found yesterday
IN a ditch near Keith park, with two bull
iet noies In his body the one through the
lungs being fatal. He refused yesterday
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A New Bishop

WILMINGTON, Del. May 9-Inl the
Roman Catholic pro-cathedral of st. Peter,
the Rt. Rev. James j. Monaghan was con-
secrated bishop of the diocese of Whining
ton. His eminence, James Cardinal Glib
bons, officiated.
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You get credit for success even when
forced upon you, and you get debit
for failure whether you can help it or
not
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ROASTED
LIKE RATS
Continued from First Pa9e.l

greatly injured. 1t appears that ther.
was no lookout on the cshooner, which
was sailing half on the wind under full
canvas. The schooner declined to an
swer any question and seemed anxious
to get away, but her anchor had been
thrown over by the shock and she was
thus held. The officers of the Chase
will remain here until tug is sent from
Baltimore for her. No one was injured
in the collision. Captain Hamlet and
his crew do not appear to have been in
the slightest degree to blame, they hav-
ing done everything possible to avoid
the accident
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Stimulant to muscular and intellectual
activity; relieves mental exhaustion. Bro
mo-Kola.
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SUNK IN COLLISION

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, May 9.
The schooner Annie e. Rudolph, from
Camden, n. j., for Boston with iron
pipe, was sunk off Nauest, Cape Cod, by
colliding with the tug Paoli at a. m.,
and Skipper Captain Gardiner Mate
Smell and a seaman We're drowned.
Steward George Brown and Seaman
Johnson were saved. The tug was 'un-
~, iurad
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All prices of wall paper greatly reduced
A. a. Eckstrom. 234 South Spring street.
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HALIFAX. n. g.

Halifax. N. c.. Jan. 2s.-(speciaD-
miss Fannie Saker returned home Sat
arday afternoon from Raleigh. where
She has been visiting.
Miss Harrison, of Salisbury. Is in town
also.
Mr.. Brady. OF the Chicago Portrait
company has been in town for a few
days delivering pictures.
weather report which came yester-
Gay evening didn't miss the mark much.
II reported a cold wave at hand, which
guy eiy reached US last night with much
cordially"
Miss Nettie Gillian has been sick for
= lew days, but is able to be out again
, The party which went down the river
iast week on a hunting expedition. re-
rate luck.
Mr.. Joseph McMahon is expected
meme at an early date to spend few
uayst He is at Baltimore at school
u, Dr; Fries. OF the North Carolina Lum-
Der company. passed through Sunday Ell
: ,1,.eto New York from Tileys. He has
,siaate-y returned from Europe.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
tconcluded from Seventh pagco


Schr. Catwampeak, -. Suffolk to
Boston, I'm tow of tug Hustler.
Schr. James Z. Clifford, Mills, New
York. light.
Barges S. r. Mead and Antelope, to
VIM Lamb &c Co, for coal.
Tug Chowan, North Carolina, with
barges Maggie Donaldson, Roland and
sloop schooner VIM. II. Routten. Bal
tlmore to Newport News, with coal
CLEARED.
Br. str. Olive Branch, Denton. Rot
terdam, hy Furncss, Witty X Co, with
4.G'7 barrels cotton seed oil. 500 ticrces
oleo oil. l,lC0 bales cotton, 900 bushels
grain, 6o5 tons copper. 40 tons dogwood,
2 cars poplar lumber. 16 cars oak lumber
ana &c hugsheads tobacco.
Br str, Capuar. Muller. Hamburg, by
u. s. S. Co.
Schr. John II. Cannon, Harrison, New
York. with lumber.
Tug Manistee, South, with q tow.
SPOKEN
captain Smith, OF the British steam
snip CheViston. reports having signalled
snip Acknowledgements. of Londonderry, on
January 22d. latitude 80 deg. 30 min. N. !;
longitude, % deg. so min, W., steering
n. l..
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t RuSTEE'S NOTICE OF ASSIGN
MENT.-PursuaEt 10 deed of assign
ment from VIM. j. Harris ard Percy e.
ip,enie, executed the 2ist day OF December
of the stock of iiola! goods and ali oti,er
prorelty contained n store number IS
o,r floral sarden. HOT houses, iiXtules ana
Harris & Petr!c at Fort Norfolk. Nor-
FIX county. Virginia. and by vii tue
lhereof VIII proceed to sell the aid stock
gardens ard appuitenances by retail or
m, IN ioIs TO suit; Al persons Indebted 10
make make prompt settlement TO me at my OF
lice, Main street. Norfolk. and all per-
sons hay!nG. claims against the said Hlr-
Us u Ittrte Will please presen, same.
as convenient
competent agent has Lcen appointed
TO conduct the business at 81 Granbv
street ana al persons desiring floral goods
OF any kind VIII do well to in;k. their
p pHnInlM g, ut That Eace. 4 complete In
ard may be seen al my office at any time
by any person concerned
,.o, l. w. EASON.
uec-"-u Trustee.
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With the Bethel Baptist church Friday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. j. y. Woodward and family left
yesterday for long beach f;hery. where
they viii remain during fishing season.
Mr., w. G. Coiiieid. baggage master OF
the accommodation train. Is the happiest
man n town. If you wish 10 know more
ask him.
Mr.. J. G. Williams. who was very pain
fully hurt last week by being thrown
from his buggy, is Improving.
Mr.. w. 5. Pendle ton has returned to
StatesNlle, after spending several days
here with relatives.
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lnE...A.

Edsnton. n. c.. Jan. 26.-Cspecial.)-
giae ODD Fellows met at their lodge
{ eers for the next SIX months wee IN
s,aHed. which are J. p. Bond. Noble
sIysFaHd w, II. Heddu.ck, Vice Grand; T.
!; 4 s.. Jonsz Recording Secretary. j. NJ. Ell
!; Holt VOL meal S eeretary; X r. Pendle-
i ~, J. y pan Br Treasure.
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AUCTION SALEs-r,,runn nay.
BY c. H. Terrell & Co.. Auct.oneers.


RF VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
- made by Thos II. Moran to me, n : trus.
lee, dated the 22d day of April, 1895. ard
recorded IN d. b. 1852, p. 4IG, Clerks office
OF inc NorfQlk County Court, ard at the
request OF the creditor therein secured /
VII, on SAT URDAY. the SGth day of
January. 1871. at ~ m, at the Real Estat.,
Exchange. No. 2SG Main st. eet, Norfolk.
Va. sell at public auction. the follow
.THosE; FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF
LAND, with the buildings ard 'mproI e.
menls thereon, situated in The county Of
Noliclk ard State of Virginia. near the
CITY OF Norfolk, known and designated as
lots Numbered twelve U2), one hundred
ard twenty-seNen u2O: one hundred and
iw.nty-e,ght Q29: ore humid cd and TWEEN
t s.,,1an G2J on the plat OF u. nGfnwocd.'
lrort On the North SIDE of Gait street. and
are BOUNCED as follows: On the nor tn by
property LciengnS to the Norfolk ana
western Rail- Dad Company, on the ncrth-
east ara cast by the property of p IL
Masi (dcceas,.Gl: on the south by snii Calf
street, and on the west by lot numbered
one hundred and thirty Q3O on said plat.
TERMS CASH.
c. II. TERRELL,
Trustee.
J'''-!ot AuCt oreers.
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GEO. w. DrY,
J. w HUNTER.
Il. Il. BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ. HANNAH,
Auct.oneer.
BY John C. N.emcycr. AuctIoneer.
jaH-tds


TRUSTEES SALE-8Y VIRTUE OF A
certain de'd Of rust made 10 mo. rs
trustee. by HeGrdsley n. Sperry, hearing
date the 9TH day of August. 1895, and dmiy
ol record IN the Clerks Office Of the IIust-
mss Court of the city of Portsmouth I
snail sell al public auction. on TUESDAY,
INC ma qny Of February, 1857. at II O'Clock
On said day, on the premises In the rear Of
ne coal ard weed yard OF Messrs w I; j.
lafEel, No. Tv3-7li Crawford street. In said
city or Portsmouth. all the contents of the
Electric plant heretofore used by the
southern Eiectr cal CONSTRUCTION al d sun
ply Company fui fun n.shng electricity
throughout the 81 d city foI running eiec-
INC fanS etc. consisting Of uEc WCsi,nc
house oh p. dynamo. one Edison G-h. D.
dynamo. che ampeIo meter, one volt meter
two tightening arresteis. two amlere
switches. one water meter. the wiring
an Cughaut said city belonging 10 said
company, etc; all al sild mnthiiery. etc.
rev.
Property may be inspected by applying
signed LEO IT1IoSST
Jal--'as Trustee.
Auct!oncer.
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IIEHTI'ORD.

HEREFORD. n. c., Jan. 26.-(Special)-
Judge Eure, OF Norfolk is in town.
Captain Il. G. Skinner notifies the
members of his company that all who
are absent mex, Monday night from the
drill must pay heavy fine or be severe
ly punished unless good excuse can
be given He says he doesn't want any
excuses that you had to SO to see your
girl.
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p URsUANT TO THE TERMS OF
throe detus Of trust TO us, and at the
request Of The lIaIty secured. we w l. S. Il at
public auction. at The Norfolk Neal lis ale
ENehange, Main street Nor folk, Vlgna.
on MONDAY, ,he LIST cay of Felruai y 1857,
al u m. the following u Gees q + pr oIe. ty:
THOSE CERTAIN LOTS or LAND
win the frame buildings thereon, situated
IN Barboursv lc Norfolk county, Va. and
fronting each - feet on south SIDE of Lee
avenue and running back between parallel
l.Ees i2p feet. ore lot is the western ,wo-
lands OF lot No. g. and Tie other is the
eastern two-thilds OF lot No -, IS des!g-
mated on Plat Of SGarl'a lard
Needs of trust from w t.. Lee and WIFE
dated March II, 1888 ana Iecoided on pages
- and "a, b. lis. Clerks Office Norfolk
County Court.
9 ,TnAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND
WIN improvements thereon, situated IN
portsmouth Va, end EourdCd as fellows:
Bte:nhii on the north SIDE OF Lincoln
LlLco!n and s.: tn streets: thence west
along Sa d street IS feet: thence ncrth mar
allie. with 5 Nth ST. Get 1870 feet: thCnt q east
10 lie: ard thence south 80 futt 10 the be-
ginning. On Lincoln street Deed OF trust
from Hcnr!e tia PATTERSON and John Iat-
tCrson, daicd Apiil Ii, 1856 ard recorded m
90, p il?. -
GEO w DrY.
j. w HUNTER.
4 Il. BORLAND,
Trustees.
w. NJ HANNAH.
JaN-'Cs Auctoneer.
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Not few who read that Mr.. Robert
ROWS Of Holland Va, has to say be-
low. Will remember their own expert
ences under like circumstances: Last
winter ] had la grippe. which left me in
q low state of health. tried numerous
remedies. none OF which did me any
good until was induced to try a bottle
Of Chamherlain's Cough Remedy. The
first bottle Of it so far relieved me that
was enabled 10 attend TO my work. and
the second bottle effected n cure Eor
sale at 25 and 50 cents a bottle by ali
druggists.
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| AEGE TRADE SALE AT OUR AUG
uon mouse on THURSDAY MORNING
January the 2Sth. at 10 O'Clock OF Dry
Goods, Clothing. Shoes. Gents Furnishing
SSoJcSS. Notions, Hosiery. Hats. Cars, 100
nawnbrokers' Goods. Watches. Jewrl,y.
rt jaa7-sii &c' r. r. MORRIS or
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Do your eyes burn, or blur? Ara vo,,
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses In most cases. will afford relief.
Gee DR.. Week.
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The cut presented bGw the pictures coo
ad m f her yTans and gives but faint IDEA ths
pk ' i Lee Jae} Biaugd Joe Joms Mb sdny Johns
Morgan t1adee, $500 80 i"' Oi"ss' Frce
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BRAlIIsi.f. EON.
COlstS.'

IN.
1r'i."i TOW n'snt a. O'clock the regu-
,nre'.s ~ me l;9cal Board or I'M
M nj, 'I r,,. VII ne ntid
=, n ,,GSs i'tes, o. spufgeoh; VIII meet
Dati,,, l'"e ~, .uIn'Eht with MISS Etile
nIi!' a.. ,i7, ,l.I avenue.
o 49, Aii ~. DIXON mas returned to her
~, ~ na'..'!Ite, MC., haVinS made
NJ - W, " ne AMY oil her COUSIN,
a,a,, . -He'ie'' o! EAST BFamo!eton
nIr
~ Sn,f ~ - Mems ahu fanny; residents
vaars baM. 80 -, pt,ioI o. e.sht or nine
81, Hant come 10 inns ci;Y to reside,
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY. Arcr,o, =. -.,-..,
x1 D@ AuCEI0N GTURE DA
To the 7 rade.

By order Of S. Samstag, manager, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Jan. 9th, at 10
a. M. will sell at public auction the en-
tIre stock contained in stores Nos. 2l5.
~ Church street. Everything in the store
TO be sold in large lots TO suit storekeep.
efS. II viii be to the interest of every
merchant to attend this sale, as ii will be
strictly a trade SALE Stock consists of
a large line OF Notions, Fancy Goods, La
dies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Mill
merry Goods. Mems Leather Gloves, Mems
and Boys Winter Caps, $50 dozen False
Faces, ESQ Suits 200 odd Pants, 100
overcoats: Everything 10 be sold to the
n!gaest bidder. A deposit required Of all
bidders.
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Bennett & Co.
ja2o-2t n,,o+;o@aaa
Auction sALES-rurunEDAy.

by the Morris Auction House. CT New
Market Place.
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:
Trustee.
c. II. TERRELL & Co,
J'i-!vt AuCt oreerS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
Distinguido viajero

En- el vapor corrco espailol que procedente
de la Peninsula arrbd aver tarde este puerto,
llego nuestro estimado amigo ell bien reputsdo
abogado don francisco de p. Acuia, PERSONAL
dad importante del psrtLo liberal.
Fueron d bordo q saludar al viajero lie
recihieron en- el muelle gran n:mero de correi-
gionarios, entire los cuales tguraban el senior
Mufioz Rivera jefe del partido, los abogados
don Juan Hernandez Lopez don Carlos soler,
e Dr. don Cayctano Coll Toste, don Manuel
G. C.Roman, miembros de la Delcgacidr,el Sr.Me'
Ion, prcsidente del comit6 local { individuos del
mismo; el Consejcro dc Administrator don
Rafael Paaeios otros mnchos seEores.
HI seiior AcnTa h. cecbrado importantes
conferenciaa con c! presidente del Cousojo dc
Minstros con el senior Moret, ministro dc Ul'
tramar, y con otros personaies de la actual ri.
tuaci6n polltica. Trae de todos las mejorcs
impreslones acerca dc las reformas para las
Antilas.
Sea bien venido el senior Acuna.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-23
NOTICIAS

X. El ilustrado iurisconsulto don Pas
casio tajardo de Cardona, en- una carta dirigi-
da al seior Muhoz Rivera, que publica eel I'm
parcials, de Msyagiiez, hace las manifestacio-
nes siguientes; <Motivos de salud obligaron.
me abandonar ell pals principles del corrien.
te ailo, durante cuya ausenoia realizaron mis-
correligionarios autonomistas una evoucion
polftica ailiandose la mayor parte de sns
miembros al partido liberal sagastino. No
cabe duda que este paso polftico determine no
tan solo un buen sentido prActico de los inicia-
dores de tai idea, sfno que hace desaparecer
toda susplcacia siendo por tanto digno de todo
encomio. Va. que siempre hs batallado con
tanta entereza por las libertades de este pals,
ocupa hoy en el gran partido fusionista el
puesto & que &c ha hecho acreedor, Y ante la
justicia de tai cargo no puedo menos de justi
tcarle ofreciendole mi Unconditional adhesion
al suscrihrme como uno de gus correligiona.
rios,
- Han sido aprobados los repartimien.
tos greuliales de consumo de la Cidra y Juncos
para 1897 1898.
- Aver tarde, despues de haberse enl,
pezado eiitar LA CoEREsroNDENcIA, reci-
bmos De San Sebastian ell siguiente teegrams:
sGran entuslasu.o con motive Inauguration
trozo carcetera. Manifestation pablica, con
mhsica estandartes, recorre GALES poblacion.
-C11responsal.
~ En- la "Gaceta" de hoy Sc empiezan &
publican los nuevos sranceles internos de adua-
ras para Cuba, con sus disposlciones generates
repertoire aprobado por Real decreto de de
Agosto i!timo siendo ministro de UItramar ell
senior Caste!lano.
-. En Ponce varios iovenes entusiastas,
sccun iados por distinguidos caballeros, traba.
jan activamente para montar una sala de esgri.
ma ell patio del Casino de aquela ciudad.
Tendra las comodidades necesarlas.
-. Aver Sc vendieron en- este muelle 3oa
tabaes sardinas, 500 canastos so cajas cebo-
Has en- varies Totes; 200 cajas pasta, AZ caias
manteguila 100 cajas pspas, todo precios
reservados
-. Sc ba descubierto que los lagartos