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ORGANIC CHANGES
The wholesome process of secretion
by the use of Carlsbad Water.

Prof. Hlawazek, an authority
on stomachic diseasessays:"W hat
we have positively ascertained is,
that Carlsbad Water in a high
degree promotes organic changes
in the system; that principally by
its alkaline constituents, it acts as
an absorbent of fat and as an
antacid throughout the organism,
and that it performs this whole
some action by stimulating, aug
menting and chemically altering
the whole process of secretion"
Beware of limitations. The gen
uine Carlsbad Water and Carlsbad
Sprudel Salt must have the seal
of the City of Carlsbad and the
signature of "Eisner & Mendelson
Co., sole agents, New York." on
every label.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
THIEVES At DANBURT'S FA IR.
Shut Out from tho Grounds They Make Raids
on the Citizens.

DANBURY, Conn.,, Oct. S.-Thieves descended
upon Danbury to-day to make money from the
crowds at the fair. They were excluded from
the grounds. At 7 o'clock this evening thieves
entered the residence OF Melville Bigelow on
Fairview avenue while the family was at sup
per by climbing a post on the front piazza and
opening a seconn'story window. They ran.
sacked the rooms upstairs and secured jewelry.
d.. A. Parker, a jeweler. was held up just as
he was leaving his store on Main street at half
past. 6. The street was filed at the time. The
thief ordered Mr.. Parker to go back and open
up the store. The ieweller refused and the high
wayman grabbed Mr.. Parker's watch and a roll
of money which he carried in his pocket. The
5eweller kicked the robber in the abdomen and
disabled him. Before he could be overpowercd
he darted into the passing crowd and disap-
pearcd.
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Tho Gather.

Fair weather continued over all the country yes
terday. with the exception OF some cloudiness and a
few light showers in the upper lake region. A cold
wave from the Northwest will be well into the cen.
trial States to-day. In this city yesterday It was fair.
with light frost in the morning; highest onicial tenn.
perature. 40; lowest. 54'; humidity, II per cent.
wind southwest. l2 miles AN hour; barometer cor
rect d to read to sea level, at S A. NJ, 30.l5; 3P. NJ.
8O.l2.
The Thermometer at the United States Weather Bu.
rehn registered the temperAture y~esterday as fOllows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09

BosToS, Oct. 9.-The Sugar Trust came in for
. vigorous dcnunciation at the dinner of tho
Massachusetts Reform Club, held at Young's
Hotel today. Byron W. Holt OF New York was
the sneaker. He said It was impossible for
honest men 10 carry on tho business OF refining
sugar. The profits of the Sugar Trust, he said,
viii be more than $40. 600, 900 this year.
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%AFRTTD.

INTERPRETATION AGILE. On Monday. Oct. Z.
1897. at the residence OF the bride, eco East 18th
st.. New York city. by the Rev. Lewis Cameron,
Marguerite Louise Macmonagle to John Davis
Newman OF Richmond. Va.
Observation-Disclosures. On Thursday, Dot. z.
at the Reformed Church at Fishkill.on the. Hud.
son. by tho Rev. DR.. Charles W. Fritz, Miss Helen
Mathers Tompkins to Louis w. Stotesbury of
New York.
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Y,rs, sL,p Of . New Lilac to This Port.

The first passenger steamship Of the Wilson 6;
Furne.s-Leyland line that will ply between this
port and London sailed yesterday from Glasgow
on her maiden voyage to New York. She is a
single screw boat of 10, 600 tons. and will carry
none but cabin passengers. With her sister
ship. now on the ways. she will run In oppO-
sition to the Atlantic Transport lines twin
screw fleet. She Is commanded by Capt. Mar
shall, formerly OF the steamship Idaho. She is
dino hero on Oct. lS.
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A BULLET THRoUGH THE Can.
It Passed Between the Heads or Two Passaio
OmclaIs.

PATERSON, y. j., Oct. S.-While car No.
294 Of the Paterson Railway Company's line
was passing Elk street on it's way to Passaic
last night there was a crash OF falling glass.
When the passengers recovered from their con
fusion they found that n rife or pistol bullet
had passed through the car, SCATTERING the win
dows on both sides. II passed between the
heads of ex-PostImastcr Kennel and Plumbing
Inspector Davidson of Passaic, who were sitting
close together.
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Arrived-FRIpAY. Oct. 9.

Arrived-FRIpAY Oct. 9.
SIS Campania. Walker. Liverpool Oct. Q and Queens.
town Sd.
SIS Fuerst Bismarck, Albers, Hamburg Sept. 80 and
Cherbourg Oct. |.
SIS st. Louis. Randle. Southampton Oct. o.
SIS Rarbarossa. Richter, Bremen sept. 90.
SIS Venezuela, Hopkins, La Guayra.
SIS Fontabcllr. Mckay. Barbados.
SIS Arkadis. Thomas, May aEuez.
SIS La Grande Duchessc. II anlon, Savannah.
SIS Yorktown. Dole. Norfolk.
SIS Algonquin. Plat. Jacksonville.
SIS Gate City, Googlus. Savannah.
SIS oneida, Staples. Charleston.
Ship Pythomene. McAus and. Rio Janeiro.
Ship James Sesmtth, Bruce. Port Natal.
Ship Nav Flint. Nichos q, Philadelphia.
Bark Hedwtg ~Stellmann, Waterford.
Bark SilenLio, Chiesa, Baltimore.
For later arrIv ais see First Pago.l
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DIR. Depew TO speak at Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. s.-Next Monday will
be observed at the Tennessee Centennial xposi-
ton as Vanderbilt Day. and the Hon. Chauncey
NJ. Depew will take part in the exercises. Major
J. w. Thomas will preside, and on behalf Of the
citizens of Nashville will present to the Uni
yersity the bronze statue of Commodore Van
derbilt. Chancellor Kirkland will receive the
statue, for the university. and Mr.. Depew will
then deliver an Grafton. In the evening a re-
ception will be given in honor of Mr.. Depcw at
tho ChancellOr's residenCe on the CAMPUS.
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The Custom House brokers have petitloned
Collector Bidwell to readmit to the rotunda
"Delmonlco." the negro pie man who for many
years had a stand inside the Custom House.
from which he sold pies and sandwiches. When
a new caterer took hold of the Custom House
restaurant Delmonico' was eyicted.
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Relieious Notirrs.

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christ's
"A Mission. AZ West 2lst st,-Ev' ming 7:I5. The
Rev. James O'ConnOr. pastor. Rev. f. D. Stark's
second address, "R"a>ons for Leaving the Roman
Priesthood" All invited.
T SOUTH CHURCH. Madison av. and 3sth St
n Morning service at II o'clock; Rev. RODERICK
TERRY. D. r., pastor; the pastor viii preach.
CHURCH OF TIL PEOPLE.-Ftve Points Mission,
DR.. Sanford. pastor. 1890. T:3O; Sunday school
$3.50: illustrated lantern talk at night. All welcome.
EVANGELIST r. @. PEARSON will preach in Han.
IL son Place Papt st Church, corner Hanson place
and south Portland av., Brooklyn. Sunday. 1880 A.
NJ: and 1:8oP. NJ. and every day next week at 3 and
8 ?. N. except Saturday. Seats free.
EGLISE Dc SAINT-ESPRIT 30. gee. rue Quest. -
~ Services religiruK lie dimAnche a lOi.h. du matin
Ell sh. du soir. Rev. A.V. WHENEVER, Recteur.
NTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
L ooth al. Rev. John Han, u D.. pastor. Services,
sunday, oct. 10. IL A. ". aud 1 +. VI.
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THE BRIDGET HAYES INQUEST.
The Coroner's Jury Declare Tint the Womal
Was FOuiiy Murdered.

NEwBURG. Oct. s.-The inquest in the case
of the mysterious murder OF Bridget Hayes was
concluded tonight by Coroner Perrott. Tho
witnesses were Drs. Burke, Harris. Kingston,
and Snyder. They all testified positively that
the victim had been outraged before her throat
was cut. and the jury, after n short dclihcration.
rendered a verdict that Rri get Hayes came
to her death on Wednesday,. Sept. Is. at the
residence Of J.. Everett Carpenter. on Grand
avenue, Newbur by being %brutally outraged
and foully murdered by some person or persons
unknown to the jury"
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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Oct. s.-The contract
for repairing the transatlantic liners 81. Paul.
81. Louis. Paris and New York has been award
ed BY the American line to the Newport News
bodybuilding and Dry Dock Company. None OF
inc vessels will arrive for repairs before Jan. i.
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Fest Once IIObbed.

BINGHAmToN, Oct. s.-Burg!srg broke into the
Post Office at Richford, Tioga county, early this
morning and got away with $l6O in stamps and
money. The store of J. II. Allen was also robbed.
the thieves getting about $2h.
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He HAS BriEht'a Disease and Not Yellew Fever
aa Was Reported.

WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. s.-Dr. ]. W. Kelly.
whose illness with symptoms Of yellow fever
was reported to his family hero yesterday. is at
Newark. n. j.. and not Brooklyn. as was stated
in yesterdays despatch to H SUM-. his sister
having given the wrong address in the excite
ment attending the receipt Of the news. He is
being attended by DR.. Cook. 451 Orange street,
Newark, and by DR.. Wendell of the Elizabeth
Hospital.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. s.-Dr. Kelly Of Wor-
cester is i'll in Newark with acute Bright's dis
ease. He is attended by DIR. II. F. Cook, a class
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3rooaooou, cor. S1Af st,
Death OF Judge Tucker After Being Photo.
rrnphet.

SANFORD, Fla. Oct. s.-Judge J. Woodford
Tucker. an aged and prominent resident, died
suddenly this morning at his home. He had
been walking through his garden with his wife,.
The aged couple were photographer together
by their grandson. j. w. Tucker Of jackson,
Miss. Shortly after the Judge was taken with
illness and died almost instantly.
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

hrNIArrRK ALhASAc-rHIs DAT.
Sun rissa... Q O5 ! Sun SETS. 8 80 Noon sets. o 90
HIoH wATRR-rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. Q 50 Gov. Isl'a. 10 He'll Gate. 0 o3
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sAn.Kp IRON ToREioH roRrs.

IS Vera. from Naples for New York.
So Normannia. from CherbOurg for New York.
IS Apchoria. from Neville for New York.
SIS George. from Liverpool for New York.
Ss Alexandria. from GlRsgow for New York.
IS Garrick. from st. Lucia for New York.
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IFor later arrlva ais see First Pags.l


IS Lucania, from New York. at Liverpool.
So Bowie. from New York. at Liverpool.
SIS FuldA, from New York. Mt Naples.
SIS Columbia, from New York, at Hamburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-10-09
MAHAN'S NELSON
One Of Great
biographies Of the World.


The LIFE OF NELSON. The EN-
bodiment of the Sea Power of
Great Britain. BY CAPTAIN S.
II. MAHAN, d. G. L., LII. d.,
United States Navy. Author Of
"The Influence OF Sea Power
Upon History, 1660-17S3"; 1.-The
Influence Of Sea Power Upon the
French Revolution and Empire"
Illustrated Nth 10 portraits and
plates in photograUurc and 81 maps
and battle plans. 2 vols, Svo;
cloth, gilt top, $500.
A masterpiece of biographical writing and
por,raiture chicago Iri6HMe.
Has all the merits of a faithful history, COM
bined with the fascinating interest of a ro-
mance.-London Daily NewS.
1t may be regarded as one Of the most i'm
portant biographical works yet contributed to
English iterature.-BoStOn Transcript.
Not merely the best life of Nelson that has
been written, but also perfect, and a model
among all the biographies of the world.-PdH
Mall Gazette.
1t Will enhance his own reputation as 4 pa
tient student, a judicious critic, a philosophical
historian and vivid narrator of the dramatic
and pictureSque.-Te Literary World.
The nineteenth century may flatter itself in
its dying years that it leaves behind an ade-
quate memorial of the great admiral whose
achievements rendered its dawn illustriouS.-
The AthenPum.
Now i'm its second edition.
First edition of 5000 copies
exhausted "a 1e w weeks after
publication.
LITTLE, BROWN & co.,
PUBLISHERS.
254 Washington ST., Boston.
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Business Clothes.

The Russian and Turkish Baths, Is Lafayette
place. with restaurant. cafe and hotel nccommoda.
tions. are the most luxurious OF the kind in the W GRID.
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THoMA DIxov. ),

REV. THOMAS NINOS JR.,
7 caches Academy Music sunday morning.
Preiul". G'orge's Strength.
6THE APOSTOLIC DOCTRINE Concerning the
i CominT OF Christ to Take His Kingdom" sub
Ject OF sermon. SUNDAY, 7;i5 4. NJ Catholic Apostolic
Church. 51th st. north side, west OF 9Th av.
VOLUNTEERS OF AMEEICA-Opcnin Of the fail
and winter campaign ut Cooper Tnion. Mrs..
Darlington Rooth win speak to morrow rypninr at =
o'clock. subject, mo AmaigamHtiOn" AddrnssCS
will also he delivered by several friends and Officers
of the Volunteer movement
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Sperial Autires.

AVOuD EsS. gray hair. daudrun, and thin
locks by using PARkER'S HAIR BAlSAN.
the best cure for corns. is cts.
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THE WORMELEY EDITION.
la COMEDIB HUMANE
HONORE DE BALZAC.

HONORE DE BALZAC.
Translated by Katharine Prescott Wormeley.
TRANSLATION. BY the most competent
living translator of BalZac, preserving all
the original flavor, vigor, and delicacy of
the original.
ILLUSTR ATIONS. Seven in each volume,
On vclium plate paper, with replicas on
India paper. Made by twenty of the best
French artists for this edition only, re-
produced in Goupil. gravure.
PAPER. Best Dutch, handmade, light,
soft, flexible, each sheet with special
watcrmark, "H. de b."
BINDING. Polished linen huckram, better
than leather, gilt top, decklc edges, back
titles forming complete index.
PkICE. $50 sets only, 40 volumes each,
royal octavo. $500 per volume. Subscrip.
tions received for complete sets only.
Descriptive VOLUME. With each
sci, Without charge, bound to match, con-
tanning half'tone portraits of the twenty
art lists, Miss Wormclcy'S Arrangement
ofthe English and French Titles" Sugges.
tions on the ordcri in which to read Balzac.
The complete set is ready for immediate
delivery on very favorable terms.
Quick application should he made for the
few remaining setsofthis magnificent work.
Circulars uu1 ran in fIr,uJ tinn fr,sn M ID. ,,J.;,I.,,
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TIKI RESsICo CEMETERY Private station. Har.
l. lem Railroad; +3 minutes ride from the Grand
Central Depot. Once. IL East 42d st.
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RAG tHuRCH.
BROADWAY. CORNER 10TH ST.
= A. M.-Holy Communion.
"a. N.-Morning prayer AMI address.
SP. h.-LatHr evcn-ong and serInou

w - : WI VIZ d.
y A. M.-Holy Communion.
A. N.-MorninG prayer and address.
\ i. h.-Lat"r evcn-ong and sermon.
All seats free.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE. 9Th av. and 18th st.-Rcy.
~ A. II. simpson. pastor. Services held tomorrow
In N" Amer can Theatre, sth av. AMI aga ST. In con.
motion with the animal Convention Of the Christian
and Missionary Alliance. Rev. Henry VarIry of Eng.
land VIII pr"a h at 1890 \. VI. and 7:3U T.. Rev.
John Robertson OF Scotland win preach at 3 and $50
p, VI.
ECTuRE at METROPOLITAN Temple. eth av. and l4th
LIST, to morrow at 3:i5 y. NJ. bv lr. Cahman on
Tho Vitality OF the Binl".' Splendid musical pro.
gramme. Questions answered.
al ADISoN AV, BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 3lst ST,
Al Rev. Henry VI. Sanders. u d., pnstpr-Services
Tomorrow, at ~ AN. and $40 r. NJ. Tho pastor
VII. preach at both services. sunday school, ga3O
AN. Chapel service Wednesday. s Z
ID ,BLIC discussions Of Tn 'osnuhv every Surday.
n H:la =. NJ. Aryau Hall. IA Ma iiSon av. What
Theos"phy Is sand What 1t Is Not" Admission free.
PEV. s. PARKES CADMAN Will preach morning
~ and evening. II and X, at Metropolitan Temple.
eth av. and l4th At. Harvest festival services, special
mnkic; evening subject, margaret o4i'vi".' Monday,
John q, Wooley; Tuesday. Prof Morrow; Friday, ii.
lnstrated lecture; concert tonight.
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millonas de pcsetaa, qac estas reclamaciones
fucscn solidariamcnte apoyadas en- cada case
por todas las nacones. En- muchas parties SO
hlccn eco dc csta opinion, indicando que Italia
debe ahora tomar la inicativa Gu Ia que de sc.
guro no sera dcsarada por las otras potenoias.
Los anarquistas no cejan en- su obra ''e eX'
terminio. El mismo dla que el pfesdentc de
Ia repubica franccsa salio dc Paris para en- :
prcnder su viajc 4 san Pctersburgo, y momen
tos dcspuGs que la con.tva hAbta pasado en-
direcci6n i la estac6n del Noltc por el bouie-
ward Magenta, cstalo ana bomba eXp1o'lya en-
la intersection del mencionalo boulevard con
la calle de Lafayette. Por fortuna Ia explosion
no produjo dailo /. ninguna persona, aanque ri
agunos de poca consideration los edlieioS
proximos. Ia pocia &c Pais, Z resar de sus
esfuerzos, no la poddo h.llar ha4ta aiyra al
autor del atentado.
Tambitn Ell Ccnstantinopla estallo el dia
ls una bomba en- cl etiiicio donie &c reune e}
conseio de visires, llamaio la Sublime puerta.
El mismo dia fu6 detendo un armenio en- cl
momento de estallar otra bomha en- ell e,Ncio
del Baaco Otomano. ;lIabIa llegaeo va Ia
propaganda anarluista las sierfas 'ie Armenia:
UBBANU5.
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a*x No tienen competencia las celebradas
p,doras higincas del sabio doctor Palaux,
q lie curan todas las alecciones del estomago,
impure2as d. Ia sangre, deblidad en- general,
vahidos, etc Sc sendcn en- tolas las boticas.
~ Desde que fuG conocido por ell phbli'
co de esta capital el manifesto que ha hccho
circular c senior Egozcuc, del cual nos ecu
psmos en- otro lugar de este plimero, Sc ha
pronrnciado una corrieute de opinion favora.
ole cse acto del vice -presidente actual de los
incondicionalcs, scgan todos indicos ha cai'
do como ma bomba en el campo donde sc COM
bate la candidatnra citala del se7or Egozcue.
Los amig dc este dicen que 81 para com
Dallfle &c tomaba c6mo preteXto su supuesta
ambeidn i q jefatura, ahora ee habran con-
lcncido dc 10 lalundalo de sus campoiias.
Despnts de todo, adadcn bueno es hacer cons
tar que 81 selor Egozcuc ha teniio necesidad
lie dar este paso del Manifesto para cvitar una
lucha cuyo rcsulfa!c lalic poiria preveer.
Hay quien dice, dcsde ell campo piNayistu,
que IL candidatura del actual Jcfe dc los incon.
diconaes scra mantenida con todo empeilo en-
la asamb,ea del partldo incondicional; pero i
esto eontestan los amigos del eeiior Lgozcue,
peninsa.aics asularos que 81 tai Sc hciera,
sc separarfsn todos ellos del partdo incondi-
cional, no para retraerse, sino para emprcnder
una campafla en- el sentido de formar una agru-
paei}a dc baac muy ancha, en- que cupieran
tanto .os poninsularcs que no esttn conformes
con la mArchl actual acl partido Unconditional,
como todos los puertorriquenos que han visto
la lajustica con lue Sc la querdo correspondent
i los scrvoos del seior Ego2cue.
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tos. \ en- tolo caso, 81 10 que acredta cate
Munlciplo dc los contribuyenles es llusorio Vi
las deudas cNistentes en- los iibros taonaros
son !alldas, inrnese e&pedente Y acreditese
cumpdamente, cosl que no sc ha hecho, que
scpamos. 81 es de justica pagar 10 que Sc
tiebs, Faguese cnhorabuena; rero 81 los acreedo.
res han agnardado tanto tempo, bien &c confor-
ma!ai con cobrar por cnartas parties una en-
cada pTe:upue-to, no aumentar este EN- un 80
p de un alo \ ctro; que dc aprobarse en- esta
forma, estoa pobrcs contribayentes van poner
el grito en- el cieio va q. Gu realidad dc verdad,
usta Jurisdiction, G3e t6lo cosechas inCzquinas
ha logrado en- estos ultlmos amos, no aventaI ia
en- situaclon apurada Il las peofes dc Ia lsa,
aunque no 10 consideren asf los que cobran no
nina --UN CONTRIBU UYENTE,
~ Ell programs para las oposiciones del
Reglstro de la Propedad de Caguas la ,iene
lie venta nuestro amigo don Migael Cailellas,
San Francifco numero 20.
~. Sc ha enyado al Ministerio de Ultra.
mar la instancia del Official Q de Estac6n del
Cuerpo de Ieltgrafos dc Ia Peninsula don Gle
mentc 10 riguez so!icitaado plaza del Estado-
~ En- los esamenes dc telcgrafstas que
terminaron aver, alcan26 buen nlimero por
conoclmlentos aptltules e! loven don Eduar'
do 1niante Saaycdra, qu;en lelicitamos.
M,ehIpe Sc rcalzan por macho menos de
"~o"'ss' 81 preclo, una partida, enteramcnte
nueyos, ell Ia caiie de San Francisco lOl. l0-1
~ Aigpnos peri6 !icos aiemancs supo
men que a salad de Su Santidai Leon NH no
es tao tranqulllzadora como luera de deeear,
hablendo suirido reelentemente dcsvaneclmien
tos, que en- caso dc repetirsc, podrfan tener
graves consecuencas, ansdiendo que cl doctor
Canarelli no sale del Vaticano. En- contra de
estas noticas estan muchas de las reclbdas
directamentc de Roma, dando cuenta de las
ceremonias en- que ha iLteryenldo directamente
Su Santidad, sin dcmostrar c menor esfuerzo
nj abatimento.
~ Sc liza dispuesto por el Excmo. senior
Gobernador General Sc trassde al Intcndente
el oticio de Ia lnapeeel6n dc Obras Pubcas
consultando la convenieneia de que el plazo de
entrega por ell Tesorero Pagador don Ramon
Ramirez, sc entienla prorrogado haata fin del
presente mes.
*** Dicen de Nueva York que el secre
tario lie Estado aellor Sherman, contestando i
Ia Ultima nota del goberno japords ha de
clarado que los derechos del Imperio
del Sol Naclente ser:sn respotados colo
cados bajo la salvaguarlis de los Estsdos
Cnidos Tambitn declara el sefor Sherman
que aprueba la idea de someter un arbitraie la
caesti5n de los emgrautes. Segin SC atrma
eata respucsta ha eausado en- Toxic uua impre
sion muy favorable, creytndose que aleja, & 10
menos por el momento, ell peligro de un grave
conlcto entire los Estados Unidos cl Jap6n
". Qadjase un amigo nuestro haceniado
de que los carros del campo que entran esta
Capital particularmente con carga de melado
Sc lie cobran cincuenta centaroa. In virtud |
de que arbitrlo Sc cobra esa contribution:
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NOTICIAS

St.ynpre Ia aeresi6n dceentonada !.
7.siemv1e I'll 4ersonai;smo!. Is imposibe la
discussion seria V razonada con determnados
periodcos. La yAiGn dude GGe hsyan.os 'e-
cibido ofreciu ;autos de Is isla con motive de
nuestra actituI ll,yando 1 los trlbanales 81
citado diario. ESQ nos iinporta poco. Las
cartas ell que SC ,lacen estos oireclmientos estan
Ia disposition de los que qaieran ve!las. Ie-
70 Sc retere cor su dasent.>uo &c eaempre un
pleito que sostu,gimos hAce a."unos anos al-
ciendo que <hubo quien ipteryi.oo en- la Gaefe~
liza y para poder pefcibir nnoa poe3s ochav"s
que Sc lie debian, tuyo que eolfarlos, i'ohienoo
anucios en- ell peri6dico ofeEdidos.
ESQ es falso de toda fa'eedad. La tttoH
no podrfa probarlo en- ning1I- case. M LA
CoRREsroNDENcIA ha pedido nj acepta7o nun
ca dinero de nadic para en- 'alos con Ia
justicia, III esta empresa ha dejado nuaca, ia
mas, de cumplir ielmente sus compromises.
Por ess puntuaIidad goa de un ere tito to!do
incuestionable.
Pero seiIor. -. ;es,eso discutir? Ks ESQ
razo.. ar? ;Es asf como sc encamina IA opinion
pablica? :Qut idea tendra Ella Uni6a> de Ia
misida de la prensa peri6dica?
=. FL senor Sobral, agregalo "a Le-
eaci6n espaIlola en- Washington, mega que haya
reconocido las fo1tfcac,ones de ningina plaza
americana.
=. Para proceder i Ia eece6n &c deie-
sad,,s, Sc reunira e comit6 local del partido
cons, uvador de esta capital, ell domingo pr6ri-
mo las tres de la tarde en- los salones del Ca
sino 'spafol.
= i. De Bayam6n: <Dicese que aver fee
conduci do Ia Iglesia Parroquial III ca@4yer
en- comp leto estado de putrefacci6n, y en- un
ataad sin tapa, por 10 que Ell veein,lario por