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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-01-29
BdnCO EspanOI de Puerto Rico

Coacocatoyia d Ju1ata General ordinaria
Conforme 10 acordado por ell Conseio de
Gobierno, cumplmiento de 10 que dispo-
nen los artfculos ~ de los Estatutos 43 del
Reglamento social, Sc convoca los senores
accionistas de este Banco 4 Junta general or
dinaria que sc celebrara ell II de Febrero pro-
Xilno, a la de la tarde, en- ell domicilio del
mismo (caIle de Tetuan, ndmero 81 debendo
presentarse con media hora de antelaci6n las
papeletas de asisteucia, las cuaes seran expe
didas por la Secretarfa los interesados, que,
desde ell al Is ambos inclusives, las solicitor,
durante las horas de oticina.
Desde esta fecha queda fjada al pdbico
en- este Establecimiento, como 10 previene ell ar
tieulo / A. del Reglame2to social, la lsta de los
senores accionistas derecno voz Y voto
en- la mencionada Junta.-Puerto Rico, Enero
27 de 1s97.-El Gobernador, FERMIN
MARTINEZ VILLAMIL. So
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-Ha tenido ell citado general no pocas
contrarledades. pues una parte de la prensa,
organo de polfticos ambiciosos, sc ha puesto al
frente, con ell solo objeto de molestarle hacer-
lie desistir de su plan. Cuanto mayor es la ola
que trata envolverle, ha afadido ell diputado
que me refero, mas Sc agiganta ell general
Weyler, que Sc basta sobra para imponerse
sin acceder exigencias mezquinas ruines
Weyler, ha proseguido el personaje, caera
cuando crea pueda ser ntil la patria, pero
entlendase bien que no caera como un hombre
vulgar, pues tiene sobrado talento para volver
la metropoli con los honores que su gestion
lie da derecho a esperar. Del patrlotismo del
general Weyler, no hay que dudar, pudiendo
anadir, que no ha sido polftico milltante como
muchos otros generates, pues todas sus energfas
todos sus pensamientos los ha dedicado tan
solo { la obra de la patria. prosiguio ell di-
putado de la mayorfa: Ell ministro de Ultra
mar Sc muestra quejoso de algunos desaires que
dice ha recibido del general Weyler. Yo en-
tendo ha conclude mi interlocutor, que es 10
menos que puede hacer Weyer, con hombre
tan pequeflo como ell senor Castellano.
Sc cree con fundamento que pronto sera
un hecho la paz en- Cuba. La reserva del gene
raj Weyler en- comunicar detalles de las opera
clones y de cuanto esta hacienda para conseguir
su objeto, Sc explica por ell deseo que tiene di-
cho general de no adelantar noticias agradables
hasta que puedan confirmarse absolute.
-Telegraffan de Nucva York que Sc vuel-
We asegurar existen profundas divergencias en-
ire los miembros de la junta revolucionaria Gu
bana. Los amigos del Gabinete Norte Ameri-
cano desmienten que este reclamase al gobierno
de Espa1la por los gastos que la guerra de Cuba
! ha ocasonado algunos sdbdtos de los Esta-
dos Unidos.-Comunican de Cayo Hueso que
Sc ha reembarcado para las costas de Cuba la
expedicion flibustera que conducfa ell eConmo,
dores.-En Lancaster ha sido ahorcada otra
e6gie del general Weyler.
Dice un despacho de Nueva York que han
sido despachados ell crucero <Vesuvns> ell
aviso xDolpmno de la marina de guerra de los
Estados Unidos las costas de la Florida para
| sion de las expediciones ilbusteras Cuba.
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De YAUCO

Uno de los caballeros que fu6 recientemen
te detenido en- Yauco y luego puesto en- iber
tad, persona qae merece entero credito, nos
cscribe, entire otras cosas, 10 siguiente en- carta
fechada ell 26 del actual:
xEl viernes % del corriente a las doce del
dfa, Sc presentaron en- mi casa habitac6n, los
los senores jefe Gle Or len pubEco de Ponce Y
teniente de la Guardia Civil senior Perez, los
que despues de haber practicable un regis
tro domiclliario, previas las formalitale
del case, invitaronme que les acompanase al
cuartel militar en- caldad de detenido.
No puse cl menor reparo al mandate de
dichas autoridades, por mas extrana que me
parecio la orden; en- ell coche que trajeron di-
chos senores, fuf conducido al referido Quartet,
en- donde nos reunimos trece en- pocas horas.
EI % las de la noche Sc nos traslad6
otro cuartel militar, habilitado expresamente
para ell case, en- medic de 25 bayonetas, por me-
dio de la plaza principal, como 81 Sc hubiese
conducido al ultimo criminal q. acabara de volar
ciudad con dinamita.
Ochenta cinco horas permanecmos dete
nidos, gran parte de elias incomunicados, con
Ia conciencia serena tranquila, pero pensando
Jay! en- los amargos ratos que pasarfan nues-
tras esposas y nuestros hijos, cuyo dolor pc
sadumbre impossible evitar.
la caballerosdad cutura de la fuerza
aquf destacada y Ell particular de dignos
otciales, debemos Ell que horas hayan sdo
para nosotros 10 menos sensible possible, pues
!; pesar de las infames acusaciones que motiva-
ron la prlslon, cOnOcidos como sOmos por ell
gobierno, las autoridades todas ell pueblo
entero fuimos atentamente tratadOs Dor tan
cumplidos caballeros.
El que conoce mi conducta, no habra po-
dido menos que alarmarse al tener noticias de
este sai,aete, tan NAL escrito por un individuo
cuyos antecedentes polfticos, socales prva-
dos estan de antemano juzga los condenados
uor la opinion pabca.
A luzgar por ell interrogatorio q que fuimos
sometidos, puie deducr q. Sc trataba de una
trama tan nal urdida, tan disparata la tan
atrevda que semejante audacia, solo podrfa
caber en- ell cerebro de quen tai vez por heren-
cia, comienza sufrir accesos de reblandec
miento de dellrio
Dicen que Sc ha encontrado en- ell Jon de
una mesa en- la de un lenador, dOcu-
mento 8 lista de comprometidos socie
dad secreta titulada Tore del Vieio. Tam
bGn aparecen frmas de indivfduos que no sa
ben frmar por consecuencia nj eer nj escri
bir En- estas listas, estabamos mezclados cor
indivfduos de todas classes posciones, entire
aleunos de los cuales existen desde hace al CUR
TEMPO enemistad manifesto. Esto es cosa
que revela bien 4 las claras la estupidez des-
verglenza, por no declr otra cosa, de tan co
nocido delator.
Aparece en- ese documento relacion de
nombres, gran parte de eos desconocidos para
mi, atribuyendo estos participation en- dona
tiyos para guerrear, sin tener en- cuenta que Ia
mayor parte de los relacionados, llevan consigo
la huclla permanente de las necesidades mas
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SO dar. Tengo va dspuestos cuarenta ocho
mil hombres con ellos me propongo hacer
un movimiento en- combination por Mayagiiez,
Fajardo, Trujillo alto y Hato -Rey, del cual es-
pero grandes resultados practicos. va lie ex-
pIicar6 detenidamente mi plan de campana; q
yer ST pasa usted por mi casa (Tanoa 5o2) ma
mana de tarde.
-Hombre, manana no podre pasar, porque
tengo que ir Cayey, mas en- viniendo sera
una verdadera satisfaction para mi ell hacerle
una vista y conocer su plan que debe ser exec
lente.
~ que va usted a Cayey? IVA en-
comsion del seyoscio!9-me pregunt6 mi inter
locutor cierta sonrisita recalcando la Ill
TINA palabra.
ST, voy tocar en- un concerto que quie-
ren que demos para celebrar xlas reformas
NJ. DE ALBORNOZ
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LA Eama de Puerto-Rico"
De Francisco Arrabal

Con motive del balance practicado en- este
establecimiento, Sc realzan precios nunca
vistos: Percales de 10 centavos, centavos.
Batistas de colores de 10 idem, a idem Sa-
tenes de 25 idem, a IL idem. Idem idem Is.
Idem color entero de 38 idem 25 idem. C6f-
ros de colores de 25 idem, d 20 idem. Percal
chine, gran novedad, de 25 idem, a 20 idem.
Velos reigiosos de SO idem, 25 idem.
Idem idem de so idem, 40 idem Nansus de
tachones de 25 idem, a 20 idem. Muselina
granizada de 38 idem, a 25 idem. Sombrillas
de seda de $21 3, a 81 una. Idem iden de
81 S, a So una. MantiIlas tohallas de Sc 8,
81 una. Surah de 81 vara, SO centavos.
Cintas, flores, plumas, adornos para trajes, ira
ies bordados de lana de $12 a S., e infnidad de
artfculos mas que Sc detallan a precios baratf-
simos 15-3 s.
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GaCeta Official de how

Sc concede autorizac6n don Pascual
Fernandez, vecino de Caguas, como represen-
tante de los due1os de la fnca denominsda
1hej01oG5'i1a0 para derivar $50 litros de aqua
por segun 10 del arroyo denominado Que6ra-
di1Ias, por medic de una presa hecha de piedra
rodada en- ell sitio lamado Las LQj0s.
-Andnciase la vacante de una plaza de
Proeurador del juzgado Tribunal de Ponce,
la cual Sc proveera por concurso, con arreglo
las disposiciones del capftulo - del Rega-
mento aprobado por Real orden de de Agosto
de 1891, de conformidad con la disposition
! 6 del articulo 81 del mismo.
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CARRUAJES AMERICANOS

Como representatives de una importante
fabrica, ofrecemos coches de excelente ele-
gante construction precios tan bajos como los
siguientes: De asientos, forros de buffalo con
lanza, faroles ruedas patente, $50.
De asientos con igual construction y Ian
zas para l 2 caballos, s 500.
Entregados en- esta Capital al contado, en-
moneda corriente.
Disenos detalles solicitud.
MELTZ GAMBIA,
1872 Tetuan 40.
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del maestro Aleio), estimulados por la amabi-
lidad cortesanfa del simpatico matrimonio
que nos recibio. Ell convenio fue un lunch
desde las dos de la tarde hasta las ses de la
misma; pero llegada esa hora los amigos Cells
esposa no consintieron que regresaramos
Faiardo con una noche oscura. Asf fue que
prolongo hasta la salida de la luna con gran
contentamiento do los duefios de la casa de
los asaltantes. La otra fiesta tendra lugsr ell
dominpo de ni6ata>
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AViiSO

hvis0 En- ell Battalion Provisional de Puerto
nii0o Rico, nnmero 8, existen cinco vacan-
tes de mdsicos de tercera clase. Los que de-
seen optar las referidas plazas, pueden pre-
sentarse en- ell Castillo de San Cristobal de a
IL de la maiiana, de d 5 de la tarde, en-
donde Sc les enterara de las condolences para
ali admission 4-2
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AVISO dI puUIlCU un piano de la fabrica R.
Gors Kalman de Berlin, anunciada para ell sor-
teo de la Loterfa Provincial de 90 de Mayo, y
que Sc encuentra depositado en- la calle de la
Fortaleza, ndmero l8; Sc suspende por haberse
expedido en- 10 de Septiembre las papeletas, ba-
10 la base de 80, 900 numeros que eran los de
la referida Lotcrfa, rebajados con posterioridad
a $4,000. FL importe de las pocas papeletas
expedidas, Sc devolvera a los tenedores de elias
que las presenter la persona de quien las ad
quirieron. Puerto Rico, Enero 20 de 1897. 2-2
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Vtuii OulitaV ESTACION GEL TROPICO9
DE JUAN PIZA Y MAS.-ISa,a Francisco SO.
A las personas de gusto Sc les participa que en-
Ell TROPICO Sc acaba de recibir un gran sur
lido de calzado para senoras, caballeros ninos,
entire ellos de la acreditada marca Aaatonio "a
czaz Lzabr@s, de Palma, Mallorca, va bien CO.
nocida y acreditada en- esta isla Sc ofrece
tambien un buen surtido de driles malorqufnes
precios limitados. Vista hace f9. P
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ECOS PENINSULARES

-Comunicau de Roma que por efecto de
la fatiga que ha experimentado estos dias Su
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Reoea franCesa Alfonso ds e Tnnad En Rsdaros Riaos
procedentes de acredtadas fabricas, para toda
clase de composicones por diffciles que sean,
venta,es la unica que tiene surtido compile
to y la que mas barato vende.
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Cafe restaurant bdn,d sLA BsMERA1P4, oarEsaas oem as
pafia-Frente al Casino Espa5ol.-San Juan
de Puerto Rico.-Sin competencia almuer-
zos, ccmidas y cenas la carta Especialidad
en- fiambres de pavo de gallina, jamon selec-
to en- vino y las qtamao1as hayacas depolIo, ct
cetera, etcGtera,. En- ninguna parte Sc cena
meior Sc amiten abonos a precios convencio-
nales Constante surtido de vinos, icores,
chocolates, helados, etc6tera. etcetera En- to-
da la Capital no hay cafe puro que ell que
Sc sirve en- este establecimiento Tengase pre-
sente la direction para no equivocarse: LA ES-
MERALDA, calle de San Jose, numero 10,
frante Al Casino EsD0i1OL.
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~ Ha cesado en- sus negoc1os la casa
de comercio que en- esta Capital giraba baio
la razon de Regino Suarez, quedando la liqui
dacion del active pasivo de la misma, car
go de una Sociedad que Sc ha constituido con
la frma de A. Suarez Hermano S. en- O., de
la cual son gestores don Alfredo don
Alfonso Suarez Suarez comanditario don
Regino Suarez Cernuda.
~ De Fainrdo nos escriben, refri6n-
dose al GsaHo que tuvo lugar en- casa de los
apreciables esposos don Luis de Cells dona
Providencia Perez, nos dicen: <iQuG hermosa
fiesta! Todo bueno, lujoso, esplendido; desde
ell modesto 6uJ y la horchata hasta ell suculento
jamon y Ell cabrto fambre Jerez legftimo,
cerveza de varias marcas a oual mejor, mosca-
tel, licores para todos los gustos; y para que
tedo fuera complete, no faltaron en- la fiesta
nj ponQatets, sopas horrachas, merengues, ye-
mas, ETC., ETC., nj ell cafe negro ronofio. La
animacion fue oreCiendo las horas pasando
rapidas al son de melodiosas danzas loon perdon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
COLUMBIAN SUMMER SCHOOL
New Features Provided for the Ap-
preaching Season.
Classes to Be Organized in Syntac-
Fine Art FROM Nature.

The director of the Columbian University,
Howard l.. Hodgkins, Pm. D., announces
that the summer school session will begin
Monday, June 81, and continue until
July 81. The classes will meet in the even
ing between and O'Clock, so that they
viii permit persons employed in Washington
to avail themselves Of the advantages Of
fered, AMI will allow those coming from a
distance the entire day to visit libraries
and museums or TO do extra work in the
laboratories.
The course has also been arranged to suit
the requirements Of teachers who are de-
sirous of continuing their studies under the
direction of university instruction.
In the laboratory and field courses spe-
cial opportunities are offered. A number
of courses that VIII be OF particular value
to present and prospective students of law
have been arranged, both for review and
broadening Of work done AMI for piepara-
ton for regular professional studies.
new branch has been added, an d VIII
he known as the law Latin. E. Hilton
Jackson, A NJ, VIII be the instructor
Acareful selection of 400 leading maxims
into lessons which will conduct tine student
Ivy gradual and easy process from themost
elementary principles OF etymology to the
most complex construction of syntax.
Mr. jackson has in preparation and will
have published in time for Use in the class
a text book, styled Law Latin IL is
announced that a large class is expected 10
take UP this new course, and that there is
expected to he q larger class than ever
during the session.
AT meeting of the junior class, Column
bian University yesterday il was decided
to postpone the class banquet from Fri
day, April Is TO Friday, April %. This
action was taken because thesformer date
comes on Good Friday The committee
of arrangements consists of Messrs Handy,
TAFT, Deleplane, Bright, Beekman, Laucks,
Felix, and SelhauseH, who have decided to
hold the banquet at the Riggs.
Emil II. Meyer, instructor ON fine arts,
has made arrangements for series of
tours by the department of fine arts, for
the purpose of sketChing from nature
The debating society will tonight discuss
the subject: Resolved, That the Dingley
bill in its present form, should be adopted.
Thespeakers WILDE Messrs. Hoover, Briscoe,
Beatty, and Jones.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
IN THE HOTEL L0BBIES.

Mr.. u. S. j. Dunbar is young sculptor
whose talent is gaining not alone local but
nation al recognition. Yesterday in the lobby
of an uptown hotel hesaid: 'Theexhihition
at the Cosmos Club Calls to mind a fact
which have frequently noticed at such ex-
hibitions, viz: that the ordinary observer
will pass unnoticed the finest sculpture in
order to loo k at painting which is often
of very inferior merit. Color appeals u the
eye, while the pure white of the marble
fails to attract even a passing glance.
Again. in forming all opinion as to the meT-
its Of picture or a piece of sculpture,
the first impression is usually adhered to.
Impression, l think, is good thing 10 ac-
cept, but TO make thoroughly fair criti-
cism of a work IT should be minuteiy cX-
amined and analysed IN all its phases. Inn
preston is made by single glance and APP
pearances often deceive"
Being asked for his distinction between
likeness and portrait, Mr. Dunbar said:
"A likeness may be made in half an hour,
and is something that resembles. y portrait
is something that one may examine thor
oughly and find nothing that is not like.
This applies TO sculpture as well as to
painting"
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A PECULIAR FACT.
Thousands of People Have Dys-
pepsia in Its Worst Form and
Do Not Know It.

A weak stomach is the cause OF about
nine-tenths of all disease, yetin most cases
the wrong thing is treat ed and the true
cause overlooked.
This is because a weak digestion pro-
duces -systoms resembling nearly every
diseasefbecauseit weakens and disturbs the
action of every nerve and organ in the
Eody: Toor digestion causes heart trouble,
kidney trouble, lung weakness and es-
pecially nervous break down or nervous
pros -. ton; the nerves cannot stand the
wear and tear unless generously fed by
well digeSted, wholesome food.
Keep the digestion good and no one need
fear the approach of disease.
Mrs. II. NJ. Lee of Rochester, N Y,
writes: For the sake of suffering hu-
manity / want to say that from a child
had a very weak stomach, threw I'D my
food very often after eating, and after
few years nervous dyspepsia resulted, and
for more than twenty years l have suf-
fered ineXpressibly.
/ tlied many physicians and advertised
remedies with only temporary relief for
nervous dyspepsia, and not until COM
menced taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
last September, six months ago, have l
been free from suffering caused by the
condition of my nerves and stomach: in
short, chronic nervous dyspepsia.
/ have recommended StuarU's Dyspepsia
Tafiets to many of my friends and now /
want, in a public way, to say they are
the safest, pleasantest, and, / believe,
surest cure for stomach and nerve troubles.
write my honest opinion. and | will
gladly answer any letter of inquiry at any
time, and feel that am, in my small way,
helping on a good cause.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is not
patent medicine, but they contain only
the fruit salts, digestive acids and pep
tones necessary TO help the weak stomach
TO promptly and thoroughly digest food
Ali druggists sell Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets at 90 cents for full sized package, and
anyone suffering from nervous dyspepsia,
sour stomach, headaches, acidity, gases,
beiching, etc, will find them rot only a
quick relief but radical cure
Send to Stuart Co.. Marshall, Mich,
for little took describing cause and cure
of stomach troubles, giving SYMPTOMS and
treatment Of the various forms Of indiges-
ton.
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ralgia, Nervous Diseases, and
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Chills and fever broken at once.
Kidney and Brigbt's Disease positively
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bleS quickly cured with Munyon's Dys-
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Insomnia, Nervous Diseases, Liver Com
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
HIS PENSION FOR LIQUOR.
Veteran Michael Lanhady spends
II So Every Quarter.

A grateful country has presented Michael
Lanhady, a war veteran, with a pension
To very little good, for every quarter IS
promptly as Michael collects his money he
goes off and gets glOriOusly drunk.
Observation-Disclosures fact that pension day
is only nine days back the old pensioner
was again in the police court today, charged
with vagrancy-
How much money have your asked
the court, as the aged pensioner stood up
to answer the charge.
Not q cent, your honor"
What became OF your pension money!"
Il paid my debts with part and spent part
Of it."
You mean that you paid your debts
to saloon-keepers with part Of it and spent
the rest for more whisky, don't your
asked the court.
Yes, sill" answered the prisoner, shame
facedly.
1T is a shame to see an old veteran or
any old man, or for that matter, any young
man brought so low by liquor. 1 dislike
greatly to send you tothe " orkh0uSe again"
said Judge Kimball, but that seems to be
the only thing TO be done. You are given
thirty days"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09

Past Worthy Foreman NJ j. Bishop
was interviewed by Times reporter
today in regard to the foregoing state
ment. He said:
Il do not believe the story is correct.
| absolutely deny that while was grand
worthy foreman / issued any order adyo-
eating military training of Knights of
Labor Any such order now would have
to emanate from Grand Worthy Foreman
Thomas b. Mcguire, OF New York, but
| am satisfied none has been issued or
contemplated. The order known as Min
ute Men Of America is a secret organiZa-
tion which was formed last fall to prevent
by all lawful III cans, but lawful means only,
the intimidation Of voters. No order hay-
ing any reference TO drilling or arming its
members has been issued by any of its off
GERS. for its methods are entirely peaceful
! am satisfied the story is merely sensa-
tional, y
Mt John W. Hayes, general secretary and
treasurer of the Knights of Labor, said:
Il know nothing of any order directing
or recomme nding the military training of
Knights ofLabor or Minute Men ofAmerica,
and | am satisfied that the report that
such proceedings are being carried on in
philadelphia is without foundation
Morning and Sunday Times, IS cents
Month.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-04-09
SUSPECTED OF THIEvING.
Three Colored Boys Sent to the
WOrkhouse as Migrants.

Three COlored Boys Sent to the
WOrkhouse AS Migrants.
John Jackson, Ernest Tyler and Walter
Ford, cofored boys, the eldest of whom
could scarcely be over fourteen years oil.
charged in the police court this morning
with vagrancy, are promisinglotofyO young
sters, according to their own testimony
Each of them acknowledged serving two
terms for vagrancy, and Ford, the eldest,
had been twice arrested for assault and
battery.
When arrested last night one was IN the
lookout and the other two were trying
doors on street, near Ninth, northwest.
The police strongly suspect that they are
responsible, ct 1eastin part, for the numeT-
Gus showcase robbeTies and sneak thefts,
which have occurred n that neighbOriioOd
lately. The judge was satisfied that they
were good people to put out of the way
and gave them each thirty days in the
workhodse.