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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

CREWE VA, Nov. 21.-special-Bur-
glars entered the hardware department.
of Messrs. t.. T.. Lockelt 60. mere iast
done me firm cannot De- accurately aster-
f.irai tbn following articles are missing:
one douoie-barrel shotgun. seven re-
~yoive-s twentv-odd pocket knives, and a
Few razors A negro who claimed 10 have
come from North Carolina, p who ms
he@n ioe6nr around town for several
drvs b9s been suspici0ned. This negro
was gis|9vered trying 10 make his way
np-s,airs IN the store OF Mr. I. 10. Oliver
sstwrIov evening. and was driven or.
Tbe same negro leit here last night on
the 2:l5 train. having purchased a ticket
-, "a u'i~ed mat the negro got OF AZ
~I.vncb6nrg and the authorities al that
place have been notilea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Insnec,inr the @. and O.

Engineer r. /. Cabcl and a party Of
ether Chesapeake and Ohio officials are
on n tour inspecting The various lines of
the road. They wiz go 20 Newport
News this morning and return here to-
nioht Their tour viii be eXtenied as
FAR as Cincinnati and Louisville.
Railroad Commissioner Htl who has
been Inspecting the lines W this road in
Vir,inia sass the Chesapeake and Ohio
is IA splendid condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
SPANlARDS SHELL A TOWN..
On the Insurgents Showing Fight they
Beat q Hurried Retreat.

MANILA. November 2l-Possengors
who arrived here to-day hy the
steamer AdaIanto report that two
Spanish euubolts recently visited
s-.rsor1n and bred three shells into the
Town. claimiae that the insurgents there
refused to lower their flag when ordered
TO DO so. .
ON The INSURGENTS showing fight. it is
added The gunb0ats iclt hutfiediy me
shells ala littl. damage.
Sergeant Price. of the Minnesota resi-
ment. vino was stabbed by oisoIill
FlIipinos on Friday mshl' ana VINO was
rl,crtod "a have been killed. is stil alive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

Mr.. r. r. Mcleod. ono Of the efficient
ana popular Clerks in the office OF the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, celebrated
HIS 53rl birthday yesterday.
Messrs. Wen & Shere. prorrietors Of
fhe New Ford's Hotel presented him with
n beautiful cake which bore the ASures
'lSs5-lSeS' and "53 years.
Though a very young man at the time
Mr.. Mcleod served calamity under Gen.
Fitz Lee in the army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Congressman-Elect Jefferson VI. Levy
on a Visit Co Monticello.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Nov. d.
speciaL-Albert Turner, a cololed man
from the Mediums River neighboraood'
was struck by an east-bound Chesapeake
and Ohio train near the University Satur-
day night and killed. His left leg was
crushed off at the thigh and his right foot
cut on.
Cards are out announcing tne WeItI"
Of Mr.. George William. of Kcswick, TO
Miss Emily Shackeiford. Of h~;appahan-
mock county. AT Woodville, on the 5oth
Of November.
Hon. Jefferson VI. Levy. member OF Con
gress from the Thirteenth congressional
district of New York. lis on "a visit 10
Monticello. his summer residence. Nj.
Levy was recently elected 10 Congress
bv n large majority. He says his great
object IS 10 get the Democratic party TO-
gethcr and thoroughly united by laoo
when the Democrats expect 10 carry New
York for the next Presidency.
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THE GOVERNORS RETURN.
He is Back from Giles County
vevs from sixth Regiment.

Governor Tyler returned from Giles
county last night. He went there To az
tend the funeral or his Uncle captain
Joseph II. H0ge. VINO "-s OuIl.' H-le
the family
When seen last night the Executive had
rocofv.d al official news Of the trouble
with the sixth Regiment ar Macon. On.
10 wac therefore. unprcpared 20 say
what action. If any, he would K
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
Miller & RlO2dS,
1.-THE ALwAYS-BUsY STORE
Silk Department.
Here are two Silk Specials for
Tuesdays selling. See if you can
match them anywhere:
Lot /.
Colored Satin Duchcsse, ALL
Silk, Fl inches wide, i'll a good
assortment of shades, worth 81, for
S5C.
wDgErF - yrEGT,i
Lot III.
Heavy Crystal Cord Silks, 20
inches wide, in a wide range of
popular coloring, per yard,
40C.
p
Miller & Rh0adS
On Broad Near Fifth st.

Sunday on account Of the extreme IL
ness Of his wife.
Mrs. G.. II. Crostic has been very sd for
several weeks, but IS now much improved.
Miss Hattie Norvell. Of buckingham
county, is the guest Of her uncle, Mr.. i.
II. Norvcil Of SwansbOr0.
Mrs. Frank Turner, who has been quite
m at her home, No. 306 east Sixth street,
is very much improved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
BY Charles a. Rose.
Rc1l Estate ana Loans,
40. I'm Tenth Street.

nRFlfPTORY AUCTION SALE or
DESIRABLE. CENTRALLY LOCA-
TED IMPROVED BRICK PROPERTY.
NO. 57 NORTH FIRST STREET.
By request of the owner. who is fully
determined % sell. + shall offer the above
mentioned. nrst-c,ass brick residence
upon the promises. on
TUESDAY. Nov. %. 1898. at 4:9o p. ST.
The improvements consist of % compare
lively new detached brick dwelling. COM
tanning s. or IRONS. with modern improve
ments. such as latroDe. range, city gas
and water. The location ls excellent and
well adapted for % business mans home
Tho lot fronts Ola the east line of First
street between Clay and. Leigh streets
commencing az n point ON the east Tine
Of First street. 200 feet south of Leish
street and f%routing ON said cast line Of
First street % feet and extending back
between parallel lines. 100 feet TO an alley
u feet wide iu the rear.
Terms liberal and announced at sale
CHARLES A.. ROSE.
AuctlOnelr.
Nov. %. %. %. %. q. %.
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Auction Sales.--future Days.
VALUABLE PYRITES MY NV
LOUISA COUNTY, VA,
FOR l.

BY virtue 81 n deed Of trust TO me- oateu
July /. 1892, from tho Virginia fyrites
ul1iur Company. duly recorded Aus.st
4. 1892. IN Louisa County Court, and ny
virtue OF 4 decree OF the Chancery Court
OF the city OF Richmond, entered July ~.
1893. in the suit OF the Southern Railway
supply Company VS.. Virginia writes Min
inc Company. l will fer for saie. at auc-
ton. on Bank street. In front OF United
States custom-house, in Richmond. Va,
on the
nth DAY OF DECEMBER. 1898.
a., ~ o'clock NJ, all tho property thereby
~Sonveyed-viz.: SIXTY ACRES OF valua-
HE pvrites mining land In Louisa county,
Va. adjoining the sulphur Mines Com
panv OF Virginia, with valuable mining
rigbts. also. all machinery. fixtures and
appliances upon said land; also. railroad
TERMS. Ono-fourth cash; balance in
equal instruments ar one. two. and three
vsars. negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by deed OF trust.
Tor particulars. seud for circular con-
taining fun description Of property. 90 g..
4. Shuman. 1i14 east Main street, Rich
mOnd, Va, or
oc7 NottOway c. IT.. Va.
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below. ] win sen. by public auction. ON
the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -, 1905,
NJ 4 o'clock = NJ. that very valuable
TRACT OF SUBURBAN LAND, COM
tanning ia ACRES. less a small strip
coded 90 widen Hull-strcct road. lying
ON tine south side of said road. adjoining
the Belt Line railroad. and made mp of
two 7-acre lots. designated as "A' and
"B" in the plan of the Hurl0ot lands, Mod
lu Manchester Hastings Court. tu the
ohHucery suit of "Burloot vs. Buri0ot. Do
This land has real value, because of IFS
proximity t0 Manchester and its be1utl-
ful situation ou the most popular road
around the city. and it should attract
capitalists and others desiring good in-
vostmcnts. The land Will be sold I'm two
parcels or ass a whole. as shall appear
best at the time OF sale.
TERMS. Ono-fourth cash and the resi-
due in three equal mstalmenfs ar slN,
twelve and eighteen months. for notes
with interest added. and title retained,
or larger proportion in cash. or all cash.
OF the option of the purchaser.
j. JORDAN LEANF.
Special Commissioner
I'm tho clerks office of tho Circuit Court
OF the county of Chesterfield
virginia r.. Watkins. &c.........Plaintin,
against
r. Powell Dunn and others. DEFENDANTS
T. H.. TlournOv. clerk OF the said
court. do certify that the bond required
bv the special commissioned by the decree
rendered goo said cause on tho 23d day OF
May. 1893 has been duly elvon.
Given under my hand as cicrk or inc
-.id court. this 10th day of November,
noao Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

non sALE-A HIGHLY IMPROVED
Trlol, Farm containing % acres of
land. located on main road within two
and one-half miles of the city. Dwell
ling of eight rooms. large barns, splen-
dld orchards, several acres I'D smdll
fruits. Price $3.50.
1900 will buy a hrst-class slNty-acIe
fsrm rich land. scvcn-r0omcd dwelling,
r,rns etc. 500 fruit trees. excellent
snring and fish pond. within half a mile
of deDot on railroad Apply go
A. l.. ADAMSON, Manchester.
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~ OR SALE.

If You want n now detached six-room
house In Fairmount. the most convenient
place near the city. at $3.50. So cash ana
balance at SO per month CAL ON j. d.
CARNEAL. No. II05 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22

More liberal terms as 10 the debts So
cured win be given nc the time of sale
IF desired. II. a. NcCURDY.
nO2D A~uCtiOncer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
aUcTIoN SALE --Future Days.
BY ii. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
SALE

TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
TWO MODERN TWo-sTORY FRAME
DWELLINGS,
No. 932 AND No. g36 NORTH FOURTH
STREET,
BETWEEN BAKER AND PRESTON
STREETS.
In execution Of two deeds Of trust OF
October II. 1895. and duly recorded IN
Richmond Chancery Court. IN -. H. 100
4, page 4OS and page 13s, respectively, 1
will OFFER for sale, upon the premises on
MONDAY. THE 2sTH DAY OF No
MEMBER, 1s0S,
at 4.3O 2. NJ, the two-story detached
frame dwelling. No. 936 north tourtll
street. containing seven rooms and usual
cOnveniences, lot ~ g. front,
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
the two-stOry frame tenement dwelling.
No. 932, having Z rooms n the usudI
convoniences. Lot about 10 feet 'front.'.
These dwellings are comparatively new
are in nrst-class condition, and well lo-
Gated for residences or investment. Inc
lots run back 10 an alley IN the rear. \
plat of the property is IN the hands or
rho %auctioneer. and Will be exhibited at
sale.
and expenses Of sale and all taxes due
and $500. with interest from october
-, 1895, balance i'm equal instalmonts
at one and two years, negotiable notes,
interest added. and secured by trust
deed. or all cash, at the option Of the
purchaser.
TERMS: on No. O32-Cash as 20 cost
and expenses of sale. all taxes due, and
81. 200. with interest from October u. lN9S.
balance i'm equal instruments az one and
two years, negotiable notes, interest add
cd. and secured by trust-dccd. or all cash,
ST the option Of purchaser.
II. b. McCURDY.
Trustee.
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The Savings Bank OF richmond
November j, 1s9s.
oN AID AFTER JANUARY 1882.
fhis bank viii allow Iutcrtt on ..n'
M tac rate o. THREE PER CENT. per
Tv order Of the Board OF Directors.
moi JAS. A. BALL, Cashier.
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BY y. w. BOwc,
Real Estate Aucti0nccr.
n ONMIssIONERs SALE, BY AUG
TION, OF
ABOUT II ACRES OF VALUABLE
SUBURBAN LAND.
NEAR MANCHESTER. on HULL
STREET EXTENDED.


IN execution Of the decree referred 90
below. ] win SCH, by public auction. ON
lM. nIlmLsus. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-22
ON a FuRLoUGH.

Mr.. Clarence Fair, ship carpenters
mate. late with the 81. Paul under Capt.
siesbee. but now with the Wilmington.
arrived home Sunday night on "A visit 10
his father. Mr.. \. w. Fair. OF No. 1911
DECATUR street. Mr. Fair is on q five
DAYS Through when ne will return to his
shin which is now al Norfolk.
This young man left here before tho late
war and was appointed a ship carpenters
mate. Since then he has received several
promotions. lie has seen a good deal Of
the world since he has been Ia the SER
vice.
BRIEF MENTION.
n1r. D.. l. Ford was called from Danville
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
DANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRlc0lA
DE PUERTO RICO
RETARIA.

Celcbrado hoy On session plblica, y
ante cl Notario don Mauricio Guerra ell
tercer sortco de amortizaci6n dc c9du-
las hipotecsrias de Ia terccra y Quart q
emission, resultaron favorecidos por la
suerte las siguientes:
Cuarenta y dos cdbulas dc la tercera
emission nnmeros 8, l0S, 12l, l4O, 312
324, 345, $40, $50, 394, 42s, 475, 4s6,
400, 5l9, $50, sos, 594, 626, 697, TIA,
s2s, s72, go, s21, 9s4, l.0s5. 1.o42,
l.o4s, l.o55, l.Oss, a-095, I.O97, l.130,
I.l47, l.2l9, l.243, 1888, 1888, 1855,
I.432, 1895.
Ochenta y una de ia ouarta cuyos ma
meros sou: %, %, SO, 10 s3, o5, Ioe,
loe, liz. lie, l5a, 100, 2ls, 232, 2a7,
243, 245, 34o, $50, 375, 395, 447, 45s,
464, 476, 4s3, 400, $50, 52e, $50, 557,
SEQ, 63o, 645, $50, 663, 72s, ISL, 764,
1875, 786, 7s9, 79s, sos, 500, 500, s27,
$50, o2a, s25, 9s6, s44, a46, 9ss, e93,
1000, 1880, l.o36, l.o5l, l.o52, 1.064,
1.lo7, l.lao, l.ltl, l.l5o, LILO, 1922,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
A IN cOlega

Dice nuestro apreoiable colega E'
Cozveo de Puerto Rico
SIA DEMooRACIA, en- sn edlclon de
sabado, llama csersi y estnpido une
de nuestros compafieros porque, ref
rieadose Santiago Iglesias, dijo 8 qui
SO deeir, que Ia prision de un periods
ia no es procedimiento americana sine
|espaiiol de la colonia.,
Esto no es cierto; y nos extrafla que
el colega, sieinpre tan correcto, tergi-
verse de csc lnodo las cosas para s'eco-
aac<aloamos al pdblico, pues este acusa
muy mala fe.
Caliticamos de estupidez Ell comparal
d Iglesias con Pedro ell Ermitano, J
con Arnaldo de Brescia con Sayona
rola, pero no nos referimos para NADIA
al procedimiento americana nj al pro-
cedimiento espailol. Els mas; nj siquie-
ra menclonanos al colega, nj nombra-
mos a ninguno de sus redactores.
Ahora bien; 81 al colega lie parece
fuerte la palabra, la retiraremoa; pero
cOnvenga con nosotros en- que la COM
paracion es nlOa7Ucot,ttla.
En- cuanto s 10 que dice, lie que to-
0ue5a ell colega no sc ha propasado en-
insultar al seilor Munoz Rivers, no nos
extraha; porqae los sefores Deschamps
y Astol NJ tienen motives para clio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
La AUT0NOM|A MUN|C IPAL

Ell yiernes aprobo Ell Consejo de Sc
cretarios, el plan autonomico del sefior
Muhoz Rivera
Aver debio presentarse al General
Brooke.
Dentro de ese plan, mucho mas am
plio y mas logico que el de Ponce, Sc
reconoce los Ayuntamientos faculta-
des para nombrar sus alcaldes, sus Sc
cretarios, sus maestros y todos los
agentes servidores de la administra-
ci6n.
Podran, desde luego formar y modi-
fear sus presupuestos y sus repartos,
sin intervenclon del gobierno central,
y de igual modo crear arbitrios I'M.
puestos, contratar emprestitsCs, exami
mar cuentas, etc.
En- una palabra;xTos municpios sera1
-fneIios de ST Ipsmo on absolute, que
Idando,e las medidas de caracte
economico, la sanction suprclna de /
Junta Municipal, que garantice el su
lpremo interes de las clases contribnti
iyas.
LA DEMocRACIA aplaude 4 los hom
bres que implantan, en- todo sn vigor
la autonomfa.
4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
Los PIu70RRS


Ell gremio de pinteres de esta ciudad
ha quedado constitufdo en- la forma 81
gaiente
Presidente, don Juan n. Rios; Vice.
don Rogelio L. Dapena Secretario,
don Juan Nemesio Acosta; Tesorero,
don Juan Francisco Niche; Contador,
don Juan Rios 20; Vocales, don Ran On
Villafana, don Victor Bertoli, don Ser
gio Dfaz don Ramon Sambolfn; ms
pectores, don Ramon Rios, don Saliva
dor Figueroa, don Demetrio Goyena !
don Monserrate Hernandez.
Deseamos que ell siinpatico gremio
logre los mobiles prop6sitos que persi-
que. Els yerdaderarnente laudable ell
etmplo que estan dando los gremios
6breros de esta ciudad.
Con una seriedad y un gran sentido
practice, Sc organizan trabajan, sin
alboroto, sin hnelgasI III conflictos, Sc.
guros de obtener algun dfa por ese CANT
no, la justicia y ell derecho que gobier-
nos despoticos lie han negado.
Hoy que el obrero ha llegado a la
plentiful de sus derechos polfticos So
ciales, les convene, mas que nunca, mar
char unidos j en- perfecta armonfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
ECOs DEL NORTE

El domingo, SIC cesebro en- Ia pla-
"a de Alfonso XII-San Juan-la So
lemne ceremonial de entregar una ban
dcra americana cada una de las es-
cuelas de la poblacion.
| nos.
El acto fue amenizado por dos ban
das miiitares.
Estaba presente. el gobierno.
Fue una fiesta grande y conmovedo-
ra, cuyo recuerdo perdurara Ell la me-
moria de los escolares.
Ampliaremos estas noticias, enviadas
al partir cl corrco, cuando aun dura ell
noble espectaculo cfvico.
Ell Consejo de Secretaries, rcspon-
diendo i un acuerdo de la municipall.
| dad de Arecibo, resuelve informar al
General Brooke, que deben secularizar-
| sc Embellishments los celnenterios de
la isla, entregandolos sin reservas al
poder civil y empezando de tai manera
realizar las reformas que ell pafs re-
clama, en- Ell sentido de una completa
liber,ad religiosa.
En- ell Consejo dell. 17ernes Sc acord,
proponer, dsSP plano, la Suppression de la
contrlhyHciones directas, territoriales
: urbanas.
: Felicitamos los contribuyentes, qu'
lsentiran un immense alivio al descar
, garse de las sumas inmensas que habfal
de satisfacer todos los amos.
RI Ell pals productor esta de enhora
4 buena.
N La Secretarfa de Hacienda, que Ell
ffontr6 en- GAIA mas monedas de cobr,
5k una pieza de orc al tomar posesioi
lel doctor Coll, ha pagado treirta y I'll
mil pesos, para cubrir todas las aten
clones del mes de Novicmbre.
ksto sin contar con las aduanas Sill
exlgir a los pueblos ell mas leye sacri
ficio.
Nos parece que es mertoria plau
sible la obra del doctor Coll J Toste
: Sc ha acordado, por el Consejo, |;
prohibition de que los Registradore'
de la propiedad ejerzan su profession
de abogado.
: DE manera que, eli adelante, no pc
dra percihir nj un c6ntimo por dere
chos de consulta, nj por otras funcione:
ijnrflicas de nlnguna especic.
\ Los tipografos de la Capital sostie
nen su huelga, hacienda preston sobrc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

Nunca sc esta en- camlno de ser
mas grande, que cuando Sc imita el
ejemplo de los grandes.
Y el pueblo de lbs Estados Unidos,
nos esta dando grandes ensenanzas.
No Sc preocupa de nuestras rem
|cillas interiores; no hace case del
lgriterio; We pasar, como una legion
4 de convulsionarios, la tusba de nues-
tros habladores epileptieos
Y lejos de proceder como la ma
Dire Espana procedio casi hasta el
instante ultimo, entregandonos d
merced de hijos suyos con toaos los
priyilegios del mayorazgo, nosS en-
via hombres que estudian, inyesti-
gan, inquieren las necesidades reales
del pals, y buscan los medios de
realizar, en- proyocho de 81, cuanto
pueda serle UTIL.
La ense1anza es bien clara. El
|estimulo no puede ser mayor. Quien
no aproveche aquella 6 Sc despierte
con este, es que estara clego y sor-
do, o inntil para la lucha por la vida.
Los Estados Unidos harin pros
pero al pals, NAL one q ciertos dis
Iocados agitadores pese; y 81 hoy,
que el desarrollo de la verdadera
prosperidad de un pueblo Sc inicia
entire nosotros, hubiere aqui quien
olvidara lecciones supremas y des-
denara los medios de contribuir al
bien de la patria, su castigo 10 lie
varia en- la accion misma.
Los rezagados de la civilization,
cuando 10 son por rebellion de Luz
beles, caen sin la caida de los Luz
beles. Es una caida que es una
muerte moral. Muerte de modernos
Pausanias
De Eel Liberal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06
AeIUALES GEST|ONFS
De IA ALCALD|A De PONCE

A continuation pubiicamos los pro-
yectos que nuestro Alcalde va d llevar a
la practica, y que mas benefcloso para
La poblacion no pueden ser.
A reserva de ocuparnos mas extensa-
mente de este asuntc, enviamos hoy
huestro aplauso al Alcalde conceiales
deRpnce, son sus buenos propositos.
Pros5etuei6n.-En vista de las CONT
|nuas queias que diariamente recibe esta
Alcaldfa accrcl de la condncta escarda-
losa observada por las mujeres de vida
airada, Sc trabaja activamente fin de
que, despues que aufran las penas Sc
fialadas en- Ell respective Regiamento.
sean enviadas por la ruta las que sean
de otros pneblos de la Isla, las que
no, seran arrinconadas en- sitios leianos.
donde no puedan offender la moral pu
blica.
Posscso. o.-Consilerandose de absolute
& imprescindible neeesidad la creaci6n
de un cuerpo dc Policfa que responla i
las condolences dc esta ciudad, Sc han
iniciado las diligencias CONSEQUENCES i
fin de que, al contarse para clio con
hombres de perfectos antecedentes
constitution ffsica, sean retribuidos con
uA ouCAAO AC ~ q ~ PGccS3 iOS~ nuII1p-
ros, con mayor cantidad las classes,
pues con L. reducida paga de que hoy
disfrutan los actuales guardias, no es
possible que puedan atender sus mas
apremiantes necesidades. En- dicho
sentido, tambien sc esti redactando an
Reglamento de Policfa semejante los
que rigen Ell las PARTICIPATES ciudades
lei mundo civilizado.
Obr0s P,tbItcas. Como ell presupues.
to VICENTE es ell que, con motive de las
circunstancias por que atravesara este
pals durante los dias de la guerra, SUI
frio los mas despiadados castlgos en- la
reduction limitadfsima de sus partidas.
tratase dentro de los respectlvos expe-
dientes de credito supletorio, de la am
pliacion de esas partidas, con las que
podra atender esta Acadia i la limpie-
"a de las GALES, construction repara.
ci6n de aceras y de edifcios publicos,
estando en- este ultilno la construction
de un nuevo Matadero que guarde reia-
cion con las condiciones de esta ciudad,
y contribuya con su nlejor posicion al
al saneamiento de la poblacion.
-4luna6raao pesbltco. .-Espsrase inica-
mente que la Compa1fa reciba nueyos
y completes materiales, para mejorar
notablemente ell alulnbrado de la ciudad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-06

los tip6grafos de Ia isls, que van,
bajar en- aquellas impreHtas- 1f
Los del B0leHn abandonaron, eu-
50 de esta preston, los talIeres.
Y los de Humacao, Due - dispo -
= aceptar co1ocacf6n eIlLa G0svea1 10n-
dencia, desisten bajo la encubiert3 ame-
naza
No es lfcito que 50 acuda \ tales
medios.
Existe no existe la libertad N3eI
trabajo?
El sabado pidi6 ell jefe de correos al
seflor Presidente del Consejo al senior
Secretario de Justicia, que le ccdiera
lac habitaciones atlas de la Diputacion
provincial.
Como en- elias habfan de lnstalarsc
"a Secretarfa de Fomellto, con sus de
pendencias-el Institute Civil = el
Cuarpo de Obras publicas-los 'senores
MuI1oz Rivera y Hernandez Lopez no
pudieron acceder la solicitud.
Sin embargo de tode', el jefe dio or
den para que las habitaciones fuesen
ocupadas las seis de la tarde.
al enterarse Ell Consejo, Sc reunlo a
Las nueve de la noche y resolvio pedir
justicia.
Sc traslado la Fortaleza ei senior
Hernandez Lopez; celebr6 una COME
rencia con ell Mayor General Y este dis
puso que sin demora desalojaran el 10
cal los empleados del correo.
Ell Consejo permaneci6 reunido hasta
las doce, hora eli que ga estabA hecho
|el desalojo.
Causan muy bucn efecto en- la opi-
nion pnblica, la energia del Consejo y
la severidad rapidez con que hlzo
iusticia ell General Brooke.
CORE cl rumor dc que ell General
Brooke volvera 4 Puerto Rico q fines
de este mes para tomar de nueyo la dl-
reccion de los negocios publicos.
Ahora, una vez que desembarque en-
Nueva York, Sc dirigira sin tardanza
4 Washington para conferenciar con ell
presidente Mac Kiniey.
Maflana insertara este periodico Ell
Iproyecto de orden general para suprl-
mir la contribution directa.
Es acaso la refornla que mayores
simpatfas despiertan Ell el pals que trl-
buta al tesoro que Sc sieate agobiado
por ell fsco.
Hablase con insistencia Gle que los
Secretarios del Despacho acaban de
presentar al General Henry la renuncia
de sus puestos.
Ha llegado la capital ell general
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1880, 1920, 1888, l.34l, l.345, 1866,
l.4O3, 1.4O5, 1-410, 1.435, 1.452, l.45o,
1.465, 1.479.
Lo que Sc haee pnblico para conosi-
miento de los interesados. Puerto Ri
co, 80 de Novicmbre de 1s98.-El Sc
cretario, J,1dn de Guzmdn Benttes. -
Vo Bo FL Director Gerente, Vicentt
1ntonetti.