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MURDERED THREE PEOPLE.
Confesses the Crime After Arrest
and Tells the Story.


and Tells the Story.
Philadelphia, Nov. 3-Archie LockIey.
colored, aged twenty-nine years, OF
Little Plymouth, King and Queen county,
Va, was arrested early this morning upon
a charge OF having murdered three peo-
pie. He confessed the murder to the
police. He worked in Philadelphia during
the summer. He said that he returned
to his home in Little Plymouth on the
night Of October 12, and found there Ellen
Chapman Banks, who was known as Mrs.
Chapman, her two Children Cecil and Kte,
and George Lee.
A quarrel Arose and LockIey picked M
a douhle-harreled shotgun and fired at Mrs
Chapman and the Others. Mrs. Chapman.
George Lee and one of the children re-
ceived ceath injuries. Lockley reloaded
the gun and again fired at the diving
people. He came to this city from Balti-
more He was committed to prison with
out bail. TO await requisition papers from
Virginia.
The times., 1897-11-04
The Lueders Case.

Berlin, Nov. 3.-The semi-officiaI North
German Gazette says that negotiations
are still proceeding between g ermany and
Haiti regarding the arrest aud imprisonment
of Herr Luetlers, a German subject, al
Port au Prince Itadds that Germany will
consider nothing but the payment OF an in
demnity "a Lueders and commensurate e rep
aratiOn to Germany.
The times., 1897-11-04
THREE FRIENDS IN HAVANA.
Daring Little Fiiihuster in the
POrI of the Enemy.

Daring Little Fiiihuster in the
Port of the Enemy.
Havana, via Key West, Nov. 3.-There is
great excitement among the Spaniards in
Havana, who desire to attack and destroy
the tug Three Friends. known as a fill
clustering vessel, and which is now IN this
port. Gen. Blanco is said to nave taken
strict measures to prevent disorders.
The Three Friends came to Havana tow.
ing schooner loaded with meat Her
business III cuban waters is perfectly lesitl-
mate.
Another important battle has been fought
near the Pan of Matanzas, in which the
insurgents, un,ler Gen. Betancourt, scat
tered a Spanish column under Gen Molina.
The Spanish lost over 100 men.
Ia GuaSama. a town within sight Of
Havana. has been ttacked and plundered
by the i;.sCI gents.
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stabbed in the Rnck.

Philadelphia Nov. 3.-without 4 word
Of warning James Mahan.a prisoner in the
Eastern PenItentiary, this afternoon sta bbed
Overseer Walter n. Souden in the Rack
with a shoemaker's knife while the Men
We're being marched ON the recreation
grounds Tor exercise. Souden VIII prob
ably die.
The times., 1897-11-04
DIED.

BARNES Departed this life, Tuesday,
November 2, 1897, at $50 a m in the
full triumph OF faith, HATTIE FRANCIS
BARNES.
Funeral, . p n, Thursday, from Metro
pOlitdn Church. Friends are invited
a precious one from US Is gone;
A voice We loved is stiu;
a chair is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
1t By HER MOTHER ND SISTER.
BEAN-On Tuesday, November 2, 1 1SsT
at Garfield Memorial Hospital, WILLIAM
\. BEAN, of Bethesda, MOutgomery Co.,
Nd.
The relatives and friends OF the family
are reSpeCl lfullyinIi ed % attend the fuuert al
from Bethesda Church, on Thursday, ,NOveIIE-
ber 4. at . O'Clock p III. 1t
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SEEKING AN ARBITRATION.
DIR. Berry Coming TO This Country
for Church Union.

for Church Union.
New York, Nov. 3.-Tne Rev. DR..
Charles A. Berry, pastor of Queen Street
Church, Wolverhampton, and chairman
of the English Congregational Union, was
. passenger on the Teutonic today, and
for ten days VIII be the guest Of
Rossiter Raymond, of Brooklyn. Or. Ber-
ry's purpose in visiting America is 10
seek TO bring about an arbitration treaty
between this country and England, and
also To promote the movement for church
union, which is in progress among nom
conformists.
He denied today the report published
in England that he had been invited to
act as chaplain Of the Senate in Washing
ton for one day. lie viii, however, adj
dress mass meeting at Was ashngtQu ON
December 8, on the subject OF the arbi-
tration treaty.
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Antonomists to Meet.

Havana, Nov. s. The autonomists of this
city will hold meeting here tomorrow for
the purpose cf Offering their unconditional
support to the Spanish government They
vii! also approve the reforms offered by
the cabinet of enor sagasta.
The times., 1897-11-04
Another Expedition Landed.

Key West, Nov. 3 The tug Dauntless
has just arrived here from Cuba, where
she landed large expedition. Gen. Cas-
tillo, in charge Of the expedition, which
WIS sent out by the junta, left it safely
near Santa Cruz Puerto Principe 1t car.
ued over 1000 rifles and ii large amount
of ammunlbor. Gen. Castillo has re-
turned on the Dauntless.
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Starts the search for Andree

ChristiaEia, Nov. 3.-A dispatch from
TroTnsoe says that the whaling steamer
Victoria, which was chartered by the gov
ernment 70 20 in search Of Andree, sailed
from that place today. The expedition
is commanded by Herr Kracmer, an ex-
perienced : rctic traveller, and is provisioned
for eight months.
The times., 1897-11-04
Big Ele,1rtc Rail,yar Mort nano-

Big Electric Railway Mort gage.
Baltimore, Nov. 3.-The Baltimore and
Northern Electric Railway Company (tire
Falls toad lnue) today placed upon its
plant and tracks a mortgage for 81 ,25O,-
600. The trustee under the mortgage
or deed OF trust is the Maryland Trust
Company. and the instrument is to
secure an issue offifty-year per cent gold
bonds - the aE,uunt of 81, 25O,O00. The
bonds are to be dated November |. 1897.
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and are Ia bc issued in denominations Jf
81 900 each. The mortgage covers the
entire line, witt rower houses, n,otois.
poles, rolling stock, depots and all Other
property. The proceeds are to be used in
paying OF debts and in extending the sys
tenn
The times., 1897-11-04
AERoNAUr LOSES HIS LIFE.
The Fate Of AN Adventurous Sephe-v
of Nick Young.

of Nick Young.
Chicago, Nov. 3.-Stewart Young, a ne-
phew of Nick Young, president of the
National Baseball Lea que, an aeronaut who
has been making daily balloon ascensions
from the Winter Circus, on Wabash avenue,
lost his life today.
This afternoon he made the ascent, as
usual, end the balloon drifted due east.
The man failed to get his parachute bose
in Jirae IT, descend TO the earth, and the
big airship collapsed and fell into the
lake, carrying the performer with it. The
hfc-saving crew al the North Pier FASTENED
10 the rescue, but did not reach him in
time to save his life
The times., 1897-11-04
MORTALITY IN CUBA.

ne Havages OF StarVatlOn IhrOngh-
out the Island.
Madrid, Nov. 3.-A dispatch to the I'm
parcial from Havana says that the lack of
food and sanitation is causing great NOR
tality in western Cuba. During the month
ofOctober there were $50 deathsin Matanzas
and there was an average OF 3 0 deaths daily
in the three towns OF Santo Domingo, Villas
and Bene. the united population of which
is only 5000. The dispatch dds that the
insurgents are also ravaged by malaria
and smallpox, but they havean abundance
offood. Thereare athousandweIl equipped
rebels in the province OF Plnar del Rio.
The times., 1897-11-04
BAD OUTLOOK FOR wHALERs
Eight Ships Will Probably Be
Crushed by the Ice.

= ti,IINW " UHV ANN'
San Francisco, Nov. 3.-Today the steam
whaler Alexander arrived in port froE.
the Afctic bringing fuller particulars of
the condition Of the eight whaling yes
sells that were caught in the ice nea;
FONT Barrrw.
The officers of the Alexander hold OUT
little hope of any of the eight ships es
Gaping from the ice, or from complete de-
struction, and they say their crews VIII
be subjected to all the rigors of the Arctic
winter without shelter aud with little
food
The times., 1897-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE Potomac C0mmandery,
No 3, Knights Templar Washington,
D. C.f Nov J, 1897 The Sir Knights OF
Potomac COInmaHdery are hereby directed
TO assemble at their Asylum THIS THURS
DAI( AFTERNOON at l o clock, in fun
Iemplar uniform, FOR the purpose OF at
tending the funeral OF our deceased fTateT,
Sir Knight Charles H Fischer $ NJ
HEATMAN, Eminent Commander. 1s
SPECIAL NOTICE-George ". Joyce, late
senior member or the firm of Andrew J.
Joyce's Sons, and who has been identified
with that house for the past twenty-five
years, desires TO announce that he has
opened ware rooms Tor the sale or fine
carriages aud business wagons at 456 Penn
sylYania avenue and viii be pleased TO
see mis- former patrons anu friends. he
also desires IL known that ne has No con
nectlOn whatever with the 4. j JORGE
Carriage Co., OF Az l4th st- Mr. Joyce
continues tile agency for Hooker < Co. 8
carriages which We're handled by the old
IITm Tor twenty years. Personal attention
given TO repair work. nO2-7t
The times., 1897-11-04

To dress we'll at a small
cost is an accomplishment
one can justly feel proud OF.
The man with unlimited
means deserves no credit for
being well dressed-the man
with limited means does.
IF we dress you you are
always sure of the latest
and also sure of saving a
few dollars at the same time.
See how nobby our 81 so pure wool
suits and top coats are You can
yea soma biy expect SO much style anu
quality FOR the money.
EiSernan Bros.
Corner 9TH and E Sts. N. w.
No Branch Store III Washington.
The times., 1897-11-04

To Cure u Cold in Jne Day
Take LaXa tive Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. csc. se2-tf
The times., 1897-11-04
CONSULTATION FREE.

Y0uno Men If you are suffering from
Q nervous debility, stupidness,
or are otherwise Unfitted Tor study OF
business, you should take treatmnet from
this noted specialist before it is too late
Mlcde Aged anu Old Men thoasaads dhe9s aas
of you troubled with weak, aching backs,
and kidneys, and other unmistakaole signs
or nervous debility Many die or TINS
trouble ignorant Of the cause. The most
obstinate cases OF this character are treated
with unfainng su cCess 30 month.
Treatment and medicine.
Daily office hours, 10 to 5, Sunday, 10
To 2; Monday Wednesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, to 8.
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UNpERTAKERS.

J. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKER,
332 Pa. Ave. N w.
First-clEss service. Phone 1885.
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S4.85.

Credit if you wish. Trad
ing Stamps with each cash
purchase.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-28

Those who believe chronic diarrhoea
to be incurable should read what Mr..
p. Z. Grisham of Cars Mills, La, has
to say on this subject, viz: 81 have
been a sufferer from chronic diar-
rhOea ever since the war and have
tried all kinds of medicines for it. At
last | found a remedy that effected a
cure and that was Chamberlain's Col
lie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy"
This medicine can always be depend
ed upon for collie, chrolera morbus,
dysentary and diarrhoea. 1t is pleas
ant to take and never fails to effect a
cure. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson. Smith & Co., while
sale agents for Hawaiian Islands.
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Notice is hereby given that on Octo-
Der Goth, 1897, Wong Kee made an
assignment to F. W. McChesney for
the benefit of his creditors. All cred
itors of the estate are requested to
present their claims within three
months, at the office of NJ w. Nc
Chesney & Sons, Queen street. or they
will be forever barred: and all those
owing the estate are requested to set
tie Immediately.
f. w. McCHESNEY.
Assignee Wong Kee Estate.
Honolulu, October 2S, 1897.
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politan Meat Co. TO prevent disap-
pointment, place your orders early.
Extra cars will leave King and Fort
streets tomorrow evening at 1885 and
$50 respectively for the benefit of
those who will attend the Thistle
club ball at Sans Souci. Busses will
convey the guests from the car ter nj
nus free of charge.
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SUPREME COURT DECISION.

The Supreme Court handed down an
opinion this afternoon in the appeal
Of the Oahu Hallway and Land Com
pany from the assessment upon its
leaseholds, sustaining the assessment
and Diminishing the appeal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-28
NEW CONSUL APpOINTED.

Frederick Ringer has been appoint
ed by Minister Cooper as Hawaiian
Consul at Nagasall. This Govern
ment has never before had "A represent
tative at that Japanese port.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING NOTICE.

Kamehameha Lodge of Perfection,
No. /, \. & \. S. r., will hold a reg
ular meeting at Masonic Temple THIS
(THURSDAY) EVENING, OCT. 2sth,
at 7;30 o'clock.
BY ord.r of the W. NJ.
C. L. CRABBE,
Secretary.
Honolulu, October rs. 1897.
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TO RENT.

The A 1 fireproof two story brick
building on lower Fort street known
as the Union Ice Company's building.
Apply to
HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
Morgan '........,.. ......,., rage
MEETING NOTICE.
kamehameha Lodge of Pcr...page $
ICE HOUSE GOODS.
Metropolitan Meat Co....... Page :
MISCELLANEOUS.
T.. O. Hall a. Son .............Pagc 6
Thistle Club Ball ............Pagc 5
Assignec's Notice .........,.. Page 5
II. w Schmidt Il Sons ......Page $
Lewis a Observation-Disclosures. Page 3
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Honolulu, October rs, 1897.
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mucho dsgu sto en- la cortc pontifcia, y el car
denal secretario de Estsdo esta trabajanio para
coninrar el conilicto, para 10 cual ha celebrado
va yarias copt terencias, con ell cncargado de
negocios del imperio aleman.
kl dia 10 estall6 en- Londrcs un incerdio
tan formidable, que en- pocas horas destruyo
ono de los meiorcs harrios dc aquella capital,
tornado casi todo &! de granles almacenes V
de toda elase de mercaderias. AL cxcelente
servico de incandio que al!f exiate, y la cir.
euDstanaia de haberse producido el sniestro en-
i1!eno dfa, re debo que no hubieya que lamentar
nln9an2 desgracia personal; pero las p6rdidas
malerii!es ssciendeu muchos milones de
libras esterlinas. lFRBANJTS
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licruo De Madrid hs restablecido las garantias
Barcelona Los anarquistas expalssdsa de-!
pafs por sospechosos, han 81 10 autorzalos para
regresar i Espajla. III gobicrro re mnestra
optmists respec,o De los asun,os 10 Eaha. La
mplantacidn dc 10 autonomfs he lloya'o Ia
division al campo insurrecto. Hay motlvos
para Greer que importantes cshcciiiss Sc Sc so-
metorAn en- brcve u la legslidad y goberno
sc propone inplantsr reformas en- flllpinas
conducentes satsfacer las neceslda.'es de'
pafs i corregrlos vicios de que adoe2a la aa.
,oinstracci6n del Archipelago.
.;ay "ABASTO PUBLICO.~-La o,rna de
res, 20 expendera madsna en- esta capAtel 8 IS
cot'avos ell kio.
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NOTICIAS

~ De liato grande vienen los sguientes
nformes: <En momentos en- qua Sc nallabs
aver oelebrando session en- el ayuntamiento de
este pueblo, se recbio un telegrama del Gober.
nador ordenando al alcalde el Immediate paeo
De los 4lquiIeres de la casa escuea de niflos; 10
qle, no ser por Ia nciativa interes del con.
ceial don Fernando Aronte, no se hubiera efec.
tuado, pues e! .enor de la casa no acepto otra
proposition, entire as que Sc lie hicieroo, que la
de dicho conceal, de aouerdo con ell Deposta
rio, qee larticuarmente garantizo la deuda
FL express do senor Apente en- su merecido cargo
de coneejal, estA hacienda euanto puede hacerse
porque no Sc quede este pueblo sin casas para
ACADIA J caralcerfa, espera no dar lugar q
que &c rematen, como esta anunciado. El al
calie sc ha negado conceder permiso para una
reunion de propaganda liberal ell ell barrio de
Espno ds esta jurisdiction, pretextando que
tenfi que consultsT al gobernador. FL csmino
one lie este puebo conduce Caguas, estA in
t,ansitable. Aver tuvieron que desistir lie con-
;inuar viaie dos indiyduos, por tenor de quedar
eeterrad2s en- vida. La manifestation que "a
tenfa preparala para manana 10, sc ha suspen.
dido h ,sts e dfa % Gel actual,
=. Segiin cartas de Arroyo, es probable
que aiguna, prestlgcsas personalidades de Ia
Isquieria progreslsta en- aqtela locslidad, SO
afien al rartldo liberal que dirige ell sefor
MuEc Z Rivera. A69idad de ideas sentimien
tos conyeniencias locales les impulsan clio,
segan tenemos entendido. Tambien Sc habls
de "a stiiacidn al psrtdo liberal de dos aprecis.
bles iovenes que hasts shora no habfan fgnra.
do en- la polftica del pats.
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mo cierta cspccie de aversion a los acomodos
precisos de Ia vida de rcaci6n.
Soy hombre 10 eonycciones Pfccnro
estudiar bien fcctamente los asnntos que 80
me coafian. pcYo disto mueho dc tenerme pos
intalibe, nj de pretender que Sc aeeptea SIN
librc detenido eyamen mis- concluslcnei.
Y no serfa justo dejor, anugne solo lnese q
una peqaefla partc del pai., en- la crePneis &c
que por escydpuos mios pueaa trscasar ma
union dc resulados feoundos para Ia psz y a
prosperidad de esta Antiila
En- arsa de la trangoi'idai 10 PneSta Rico
aceptali4, pues, g1stoao, TO sclsnonte ~ suall :
tuci6n en- el puesto que inmertcdlmen'e We me
ha contiaIo, sino Ia elimination, 81 Gesierro
tompora! 8 lefnityo, el sacrifcio de nj parvc'
mir, va no mug largo, ell lie nj props vida,
que van hacienda va ost6ril los exce.o' dol ira
bsjo los prisegios tristeS de la e'a.
Tcdo 10 darfs pcr bieu emp sado en- cammo
de Ia tirme dincera concordia de los portorrl-
queiioa, toda nj amhicidn quedata cnmpida
pansandoque no hAbrt2n de laltsy hiios de l'uer.
10 Rico que dljaseh, al pasar por jnnlo MI
casa desleita
,-Aqui vivi5 uu astuliauo amigo del pats.
MAvueA. FERNANDEZ JuNCOs.
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T T: A r R 0

Despu6s de echo dias dc silencio artistico,
yuelvo reanudar mis- reyistsa teatralcs, con
ell permso dc ustcdes.
III drama de anochc eI'elipe netblay, el
maestro De fraguas,s obtuvo una iriN inter-
pretacidn por parte de La .eiloras Adams,
Renddn, Garcia, NlIar y Adams los se1o,
res R0ncoroni y Alcou.
Para crta noche sc prepara el interesante
espeet5cup sGi tqsremoto de IA Martince,, en-
10 quo sc exhibition dos notaEI.S decnrSr.ones.
Siguen muy adeantados ica ensayos de
Ia notable e,ya del ominentc oscritor don Fuse
bio Eiasco, Gel .tngeius.
De ver2s que desoo con to'ia mi alma Dir
10 mas pronto possible, el tploe quo tanto
poema encerla.
/If/L LBI'
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Los I!bsrales de Naranjito

E! Injecting dc propaganda polftica lieva-
do cato por los lbafalcs antouomletas de es'
t. pueblo en- q basIlo de .tuoEcs ci dla IL del
oorriente fpG el mas coacurrdo el de meJores
resaltados para la oDlectivaad fns'ohlsta, sc
lev5 oabo en- Ia casa de don Jose Ramon
Diaz, hijo de don Enilsno Diaz, que como
todos los que ilevan su ape!ido, nssntlenen
siernprs vivo q fuego del entasasmo por Ia
csusa liberal en- aquellas alturas donle sc dlEisa
el mas bailo panorama que magnarse pNed .
La concurGencia passba de 100 orrellgionarioa
todoa aclanaron /. Munoz Rivera como jefe
dieron sus trmas de adhesion. llablaron don
AbearAo Cruz Djaz, aon Justo Morales 2. . =
otros. Sc nomhraron doe comlsoucs: una pa
ra e barrio de Anones la otra para el de Mn-
lag presdlas respectVamente por don Rogue
Morales Rodriguez don Emiisno Diaz Les
nombres de los detnas Sc pubiicaran oportuna-
mente. Los Guenos de Ia casa, don Jose Ra-
mon Diaz dona Emilia Izcoa, hermanos del
infortanado periodista Kvaristo lzco', rayaron
graole a!tura en- su esplendidez geuerosi-
dad Sin embargo de la ulucha concurrencia,
toaos fneron fnsmente obsequiados para to-
dos habo atenciones que sabemos sgradecer
los alif congregsdos que jamas olvidaremos
Vivian loa Diaz! : DOCTOR DEIAPMI.
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CAFE Y RESTAURANT
{ LR - - aasSHINeE aslRAR

Este eatableoimiento nnevamcnte deeorado
con el mayor gusto ha removable sus muebeg
para ceebrar las Pascuas Sc ofrece su nu-
mefcsa cilente'a. Sc propone echar el resto
para NOCHE EUENA. lIsbra suculenta y
vaFiaia cena, vinos Iicores exqulsitos, sir que
falte el traditional eleehon al horno>, pavo y
galiinas tr'ladss, iamones, pescados, escaba-
ches, empareiados las CELEBRES IIALLA-
CAS- DE POLIO. Con que ya 10 sabe Ia
geute de gusto. l5--1
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Banso Territorial y igTIeo|a
DE PUERTO RICO.
lSece'a1iu.
Seciefa2t0.

Acoriado por cl Conseio de admiuistra-
cidn en- session. ordnaria cllebrada ell - del
actual prooeder al cobo del primer dividepdo
pasivo do las acciones Dc la eegunds serie sus
crltae, ,ascendenta s25 por cada accidh, &c aSl~
So los ntesesados para que puedan etectvar
dcho pago en- las ofeinas de Ia soced.d, des'e
el dfa dc Enero pFdximo al l. : de MsFzo
siguiente Puerto Rico, l6 }e Deien'bra de
ls07.--El secret9rio, Juon de Gn@mdn Be,H
tez. ". 9 B, g I'll presidente, p S"''t's-
,ebln. 3.-3
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|nfaYacanfn No habicndo poddo colocar to-
lia"ivV"h'o das las pspe,etss De Ia venta uor

lnfoYgcanin No hablendo poddo colocar to-
'''S'''a"'' das las pspeletss de la venta por
ac3ione5 Do un caballo cepositado en- poder de
don Nicolas Oriauiy Dc Gusyama, engo oaba-
Ito sc sijudlcsrfs la persona que presentara l.
papcleta, cen igual nllmero 81 del prenlia rna
vor lie Ia Lotutia Provincial en- q sor.eo que
ha de efectuarse e! 80 del corrieGte, 81 dueL1
hace sabcr todas las personas que Eayan to
msdo slgunas dc las rcferdas papelet1s Ia.
hay an pagado, pasen il reooger su impofte de
nauos de don Agustin Fernsndez en- esta villa,
por hsber dejado sin efecto la mencionais
sventa por scoloness. Guayama Dlciembre lo
de 1897. 6--l
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Son las cuaro de IA t4rde V No hcmOs reai

Son las cuatro de Ia tarde y no hcmos reel
hldo nnglln otro desraeho telegrafco.
Nos vemes, pues, Ell el case de cerrsr la
presente ediclon dc la CoRREsroSpExclA y
esperar hasta maiana para po Ter dar detaes
del siaje del jefe del psrtido liberal autono.
mlsta sus aeompahantes, = de la. gran fiesta
civlca que ha debido tener hoy lug.r en- Are
cibo
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htanniAn Los padrea le fafniIis que deseen
h'sssa'ah haeer ingresar sua nbos en- calidad
de externos eli ell colegio de J.. = .. - ense-
ianza de Escuelas Pfas en- Ssntarce Sc hallen
abstenidos por carecer de la smistad de una
famiiia activa, que Sc eneargue de atenderlos,
pueden realizar sus deseos poniGndose antes de
scuerlo personaimente ror cartas con doia
Jovits r. dc Carazo, q est. dispuesta recibi:
algunos pupilos tsmb&n Midas que desean
curssr la instruction prilnar;a. = Gale del Con-
dado, SantuTce. 15li
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-12-19

- FL virtuoso padre Bergios que Sc cita
para ocupsr Is Sila Episcopal lie Puerto Rice,
naei5 en- Barranqpitas ell y de Ahri del am
1855, donde aprendid lag prineras ietras con
el venerable snciano don Carlos Miranda. 81
instruction irmaria liuica que en- aquel tempo
Sc recibia en- Puerto Rico) la hx" coa los incl
v;dshles nlsestros don Jose Pablo Morale. Y
don Angel saayodra, en- el pueblo de Naranii
to. Este modesto s7cer'icte ciigno bajo to1os
conceptos del rcsreto lie sus coterrs1eoe, en-
carts fotinla oae escribe M amigo de Ponce,
dice eespera en- Dios dee iiamine al Sumo Poa
titce pau. qge to aeepte 81 nombre pa,i 81
obispado le Puerto-Rico, siuo que 10 rechaca
como rec;tazsrse debe 10 qae de nadia sirve.
Y es Ia ma. brilante apologize que puefe
hacerse del modesto Y virtuoso .acer-
dote.
~ Reeiertes te'egramas dieen que el 60