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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
AT THE HOTELS,

,AsToRIA-H; J. Mayer and wife Chicago;
N. J. Barron, Chicago; H. B. Miller and wife,
Duluth; J: w. Check, Des Moines; E. j.
Walker Duluth; D. L. Holland, Duluth; Jo-
seDh D. Sawyer, Piqua, O.; George S. Lord,
Chicago; o. ]. Simmons and wife Minneapo-
lis; P. A. Schwartz Jr., South st. Paul; Mrs
Burnett Chicago; Mrs. Bennett, Chicago; 1.
n. Holt, Chicago.
CLARENDON-W. M. Bracket Minneap-
oils; J. E. Cronan and wife, Fargo; r. ".
Lunke, Pelican Rapids; R. C. Fox, Fox
Goodwill, Chicago; NJ T. Bangor and wife,
Ledgerwood, N. d. Samuel Malone and sis
ter. Saltwater; Benjamin G. Laid, stillwa-
ter; Joe Hynes, Fosemount, Mimi; NJ. H..
Flanagan. Fargo, N. D; ]: F. Aekley, Fargo,
N. D.; w. B. Glenhou5e. Chicago; Joe Ehart
Evanworth, Wis.
MERCHANTs'-J.9 Stevenson, S. Danziger,
]. D. Bacon. Grand Forks: G. F. Dancer
Montana; G.. P. Murphy. Chicago; W. W.
BRACKET IT,. Mi9 @psnG Forks L Baum
Beggs, North Branch; .. D. Gillespie, Nor
ris; j. H. Smith and wife, Iowa; ]. S. Bren-
nan, Red Wing G, 5. Ives. st; Peter; w.
North Dakota; Mrs. L. Talbot, Red Lodge,
Mont; G. w. Loop, St; Peter A. Spencer,
Montana; L. c. Hazlett O.. Young. o. J..
City; D. ". Ford, Minneapolis; Il. s. Block,
Beardstown, ILL.,; j. A Field. Bismarck E.
T. Mason, Chicago; A. D. Edison, New York;
]. Brown and wife, Wyoming Ont; J. s..
Ewart, Winnipeg; L. Waller and wife, On
tario; G. J. Walker, Wahpeton; H. c. Pher-
son and wife, Minneapolis; o. H. Stow and
wife, Kansas City, Mrs. D. E. Simpson, Los
Angeles: D. Jack, Grand Forks N. D.
3. J, Mosier saltwater; G. Keith, Princeton;
?. Cunningham and wife. Thompson, N. d.
D, D. DAILY, st. Peter; H. L. Mowry and
wife. Saltwater; A. Calder. winnipeg; w.
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at room 6a7, Endicott Arcade. All are In

at room 597, Endicott Arcade All are in
vited.
'Theosophy and the Children"-Unity Theo-
sophical society will have open meeting
this evening, Oct. 16, with a paper by Mrs.
Room PSI, Endicott building
st. Paul Walters Union-The st. Paul
Walters union, Local %, will hold meeting
Monday night at Labor hall, when arrange
ments Will be made for series Of social and
literary entertainments during the coming
winter.
Believe He Is Persecuted-Philip Stokoe
was examined as to his sanity in the pro-
bate court yesterday and committed to the
OF delusion to the effect that enemies are
seeking his life. Stokoe is 40 years of age
and has wife and four children.
Modern samaritans-Astoria council will
celebrate the first anniversary Tuesday. at
Bowlby hall, by keeping open house. Ali
members, their families and friends are in
vited. A programme has been prepared, mum
bers being furnished by Neighbors Rere
Stubs, Entrup, the Unity quartette and D 9TH,
ers Supper will be served, and a programme
of dancing will follow.
Royal League to Meet-Ths regular meet
Ing of Pioneer Press council. of the Royal
League, on next Thursday evening" will be
called at 1870, instead of o'clock. Immed-
lately after the meeting a stag social VIII
be given for members and their friends. A
large number Of invitations have been is
sued, and pleasant time is assured all
who attend. There will be music, lunch
and IS, smoking material Of all kinds. Brother
League, will speak.
Modern Woodmen-St. Paul camp held their
regular meeting last Monday and adopted
one candidate. Liberty camp met las,
Wednesday and decided to accept the services
of Deputy Ouaintana in securing new mem
bers. Minnehaha camp will meet next Thurs
day. The committee on Thanksgiving ban
quet will be ready to make a report. It is
expected that on the first Thursday In Novem.
Der class Of fifty will be adopted. The usual
fAnail1 AoGiaj will be given on Oct 81,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

8. Perkins, Fort Yates; G. s. Lane, Port
Tacoma; B. E. Simpson. Kansas City.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
Deaths.

PRESCOTT-At Olden, Mo-, Oct. 10, 1893,
Charles A. Prescott, aged seventy-one years.
Funeral from the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. Granville Fales, No. rs West Delos
street, today, at o'clock p. m. Friends
invited. Interment private
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. r. 1898,
Charles L. Hirschy, aged 81 years, at resi-
dence, so East Eleventh street. Funeral
from above address Sunday, Oct 16, at
p. m.
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8; Perkins, Fort Yates; c., s. Lane, Port
Washington; H. Eaton. Medora; ]. Evans,
Tacoma; B. E. Simpson. Kansas City.
METROPOLITAN H. Hunter Gan Fran
cisco; J. G.. Frank and wife, Walla Wal1a.
Wash; B. H. Parker, Walla Walla Wash. :
Roy Earring, Walla Walla, Wash; e. w
grant grant Boston; ]. Mcconnell. city; T. A.
Small, Chicago; G. L. Brown and wife, Sa-
lem; W. J. Morris, Chicago; Angie Mcmillan
Menomonie; Hugo Heyse, Milwaukee; H. c.
staples, Boston; w. E. Ormund and wife,
Lake III city; w A Ritzwaller, Peoria, ILL.,; L.
N. Bartsau jamestown; e. B. Cable, Fargo;
George Williams, River Falls; E. r. Rich
arason Chicago; H. Cooke, st. Louis; A. B.
Truesdell. owatonna; Miss Eliza Heath, Law
renee, Mass; ]. F. Reynolds and wife. Bos-
ton; j. E. Mathews, Buffalo. N. Y: John Rud-
berg, Spokane; c. H. Mortimer, Chicago.
Thomas; New York; F. e. P arFe1' n mi
". e; King, Saginaw; A. q. Cisusen civ:
Wade d afSs eR Y e ?: s8ith NIsbau@ 4
Sam Fensdorf. Cincinnati; I. 8 Cody i Sswi
Chic Chicaso Jones MINI MS1iIn,nneapois; L. NJ. Levy
M. Dreyfus. New York: G So # 1 new ppo fs.x;
burg; J; N. Ross. New York: r Ke aiIS-
3 nl Worden Wate e. Sykes, New York +
New Castle; e. G. Waterman. BrenKa sp EhHn
5: J. Irwin. Chicago; John Alter a "
3. Bates, New York; w. A. Loyeioy Detro, -
c: e. Barry. Toledo; G. p. Gibson 81 g.
Thomas II bv Ont a Russell sprinse ed;
2. Parker, Providence; s. o. Nav New y IT. /:
]. B. Wood, Chicago; R. Worms z
Park. New York; ]. H. Sims. Superior; II. S
Howe, New York; NJ. G. Opdyke pS,ls5aI.
pria; Al Goldstein. G. Goldstein, New York
J. d,i R: Movay' Grand Rapids; ]. E. shawSan,
land; W. L; Clements, Bay City, r. NJ. Greg
CRY, w. Ehlsrs, New York, l. b. Woodbur1.
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Munyon's Headache and Indigestion Cure.

will cure every form of Headache in 3
to 10 minutes, correct Indigestion,
stimulate the nerves and build up the
system. 1t should be in every home
and every travellers grip sack. At all
Druggists. Is cures 25c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

Triple Link Social Hop-Triple Link Rebe-
kah Lodge No. 81 will give a social hop on
Wednesday evening, Oct rs, at Twin City hsli
Rice and University.
VIII Discuss Evoluuon-"Evolution" will
be the subject Of next Thursday evenings
meeting OF the ST. Paul Thsosophioal society
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

Great Falls; J. Blumenthal. Chicago; A.
Engle, Milwaukee; w. L. Carter, New York;
9. E. speisberger, Chicago; G. H. Eaton,
Reno. Nevada; Mrs nj. J. Eaton Reno; F.
F. W. Watterson. New York
WINDSOR-Charles E. Hoffman. Column
schel, Milwaukee; n. F. Boucher and wife,
Bismarck; John F. Fort, Bismarck; A. H.
Sabin New York; F. D. Hamilton, Detroit;
Benjamin D. Smith, Mankato; NJ. D. Franks,
Rockford, ILL.,; F. J. Straka and wife, Ottawa
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BUTTER AND PROylslONs

5-ib jars Fancy Creamery Butter. 81 *
5-lb. Jars Fancy Dairy Butter .....s 81 10
5-lb jars Choice Dairy Butter ........ CO..
Good Cooking Butter, per lb.. 1910
FUN CreaHl Sheese, per 10. ............... Zoe
fahcy ONO SWISS cheese per lb........ 15c
NeY stock of all kinds OF Imported
and Domestic Cheese.
Marinirte Herrings, per doz .... 6oo
Pickied Plgs Feet per lp..'............. sc
Picked Honey-comb Ir1pe, per ID. $3.50. &c
Fat xxx Norway Herring, per doz 30c
Holland Herrings-aH Micheners-per
key -. 49,. .......... ..................$ 10
Little Pig Sausage, per ID. '............... 10c
Imported Anchovies, per ID .............. 10c
Swedish Sausage, per lb...s .............. Toe
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16

Several of Company DIS Boys Have
Been Thus Detailed - Gossip OF
the Boys Who Have Been Doing
Guard Duty in the Metropolis of
quisitiOn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-16
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We do have, as we ought to have, st. PauTs
best Flour trade, simply because our Flour
or odor from anything else. Flour readily
Rbsorbs anything in the atmosphere. 1t
sometimes tastes of lemons, tobacco, kero-
sene CT anything stored near it. Our Flour
is stored by itself on the third floor of our
big building in a clean. dry, airy storeroom
away from all possible contamination.
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Married

wednesday Oct ~ IN 1885, clara g. aaR RR
and Rolando F. Gran, the Rev. w. J. We
Der officiating.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-23

The Savannah Morning News doubts
the timeliness OF the bill introduced i'm
congress by Representative Rixey. of
Virginia. providing hat confederate
veterans be admitted to n soldiers
homes establish by the government. II
says:
There is a widespread feeling OF
good fellowship bet zen the veterans
of h civil war, on both sides, and Il
has been much strengthened by the
kindly words of the president: still II
is not well to try to rush the senti-
ment too fast. While the ~ex-confed-
crate veterans and the south are ready
and willing to meet their brothers OF
the north half way, they are not beg
ging favors Of IL. A proposition like
that of Mr.. Rixey should come from
some northern or western representa-
tive. IL. it Is to come at all at this time,
and not from a representative of the
SOUTH"
Sentiment" Why we though that IL
was merely the announcement Of a
great truth that there was no longer
any north or south or east or west, but
that we were. as our Latin friends In
Columbia said In bill board type. "E
Pluribus Unurs.' The president him.
self said: Sectional lines no longer
mar the map OF the United States:
sectional feeling no longer holds back
the love We bear each other" and
such being the case IL ought not to
matter whether Mr.. Rixey is from vir-
ginia or Vermont, Alaska or Guam.
Porto Rico or the Philippines. Havana
or Honolulu. We insist hat there be-
ing no longer any south there can be
no representatives from the south, and
that Rixey's proposition ought to be
considered on its merits and not In re-
lation to the place where his washer
woman lives when he In at home.
Rixey will probably be turned down,
just the sarle.-Charieston News and
Courier.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-23

How the Peace Commissioners were
Received on their Return Home
washington Post.

Madrid, December 1S.-Sunday.-Se-
nor Montero Rios and the other men,
bers OF the Spanish peace commission.
reached Madrid late asst evening. They
were met by Senior Gamazo. leader Of
the dissenting liberals, and by many
other politicians and high officials.
The arrival was not attended with
special incident. This evening the
queen regent received Senior Afontero
Rios in audience. The newspapers as
sert that yesterdays council OF minis
tiers agreed that the cabinet should not
appear again before parliament, and Ii
is believed that Senior Sagasta viii sub
NIT the resignation of the cabinet to
the queen regent after the council to-
morrow.
FL Liberal, in a very outspoken ar
ticle, declares that both the liberal and
conservative parties must disappear,
las they represent the humiliation OF
Spanish prestige abroad, the failure OF
the country's finances and the loss Of
the coleman empire" A national gov-
eminent. Ell Liberal asserts, is now in
process Of formation.
E Globo says that Senior Sagasta.
the premier. withdrew from the cabi->
net council today. as he was slightly
indisposed.
The editor OF a carlist' newspaper.
published in this city, has been arrest
ID at Leon, capital of the northern
province of that name, while in the
course of a tour through that part OF
the kingdom. Important documents
were found upon his person.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-23

THE whist craze among women
we are told, shows no sign Of abating.''
says the Providence. r.. L., Journal.
Certainly IL is curious TO reflect how
the popularity OF the game has in
creased with them In recent years
There was a time not so long when
comparatively few women cared for
whist. or IL they played they played
badly. But now the reverse Ia true
They have made IL a scientific study,
and~they prize themselves In being
versed in all the latest points. Indeed,
they have bee ONE Formidable, either
as opponents CT as partners, to the
ordinary peaceful man who plays a
hand now and then for recreation.
Every one Of them In a Sarah Battle,
insisting upon 1.-THE rigor OF the game"
There Is no place for 1.-The ordinary
peaceful man" in a game OF whist as
IL is played by the women in
Charleston nowadays. It il '.ail science
and a heap OF IT." Last winter several
of our friends OF the other sort mar
rowly escaped attacks Of nervous pros
tration a OF the way they were
handled by their sisters, and we have
been told OF n lady who burst into
a at the conclusion Of a h0tly con-
tested game because she could not. or
did not, help her partner. Somebody
ought To invent a game that has no
science In it.-News and Courier
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you WIN never write your aucoblogra-
ply. II IL the most dIficuit book 10
write, because you are tempted to omit
passages in your life that were not
complimentary to yourself. and 90 lot
from q diary. which Is always incom-
plete. because there are some things
which you do not think best To write
down. As o viii not undertake an
autobiography. the story OF yourself.
I viii take the responsibility Of pre-
senting your biography, which is~the
story Of one's life by some one else.
II you will give your love and trust
to Him OF Bethlehem and Calvary. this
viii be your biography: Born at the
right time. but the most important
event in his life was when he was born
again. Died at the right time. but long
before that he had died unto sim He
had many crises. but in all OF them
was divinely directed; weaknesses. but
they were divinely Sympathixed with.
In his life there were many sorrows,
wave after wave. storm after torn,
but he ousrode everything and landed
in eternal safety. Why? Why? Be-
cause the Lord shut him in"
But do not think thai heaven is
made up OF an indiscriminate popuia-
ton. Some of my friends are so gem
erous in their theology that they would
let everybody In without reference to
condition or character. Do not think
that libertines and ~blasphemers and re-
jecters Of God and His gospel have
letters Of credit" that will draw any
thing from the bank of heaven. Pirate
crafts will not be permitted to go up
that harbor. II there are those who
as to heaven are to be shut ms" there
are those who will belong to the shut
outs" Heaven has twelve gates, and
while those twelve gates imply wide
ope entrance for those who are prop
erly to enter them they imply that
there are at least twelve possibilities
that many will be shut out, because a
gate is Of no use unless IL can some-
times be closed. Heaven is not an I'M
washed mob. Show your tickets or
you will not get in-tickets that you
may get without money and without
price, tickets with a cross and a crown
upon them. Let the u-nrepentant and
the vile and the offscourings of earth
enter heaven as they now are. and they
would depreciate and demoralize it SO
that no one of US would want to enter.
and those who are there would want to
move out. The Bible speaks of the
~"withouts' Is well as the "withins."
Revelation xxi, Is, Without are dogs
and sorcerers and whoremongers and
.murderers and idolaters and whosoever
loveth n maketh a lie." Through the
converting, pardoning, sanctifying
grace of God may we at last be found
among the shut ms and not among the
shut outs!
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-23
ReSeued Mariner

New York, December 1s.-tSunday.)-
The British steamer Pawnee, which
arrived today from Mediterranean
ports. brought ten shipwrecked peo-
pie, eight men and W women. who
were taken from the disabled schoon-
er Deer Hill. of st. Johns. ~. B.. IN
The rescued persof:s were
Captain C. w. Burns. Louise Burns.
his daughter. HAZEL Merritt. the own
er's daughter. and sever Of the crew
Of the Deer Hill.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-23
KusRD THEM WaLLY-NsELx
L~leusenans Hobson saIaseA All Co0ssu
In Chicago Unsll she supply Was Bx-
haussea


Especial To The Baltimore SUM-
Chicago, December H.-Sunday.-
Lieutenant Hobson broke ali public.
kissing records tonight when he saiuted
1ss girls and married women. II can
be said that all Of them did not, TO all
appearances. want TO be kissed. u the
hero OF the Merrimac treated all alike
and kept It up until the material was
exhausted.
Mr.. Hobson letcured on the sinking
OF the Merrimac. under the auspices Of
the Press Club. TO an audience OF 1000
people. and when he had finished o de-
sire was manifested on the part OF
many - be introduced. A line WAS
formed, and the people. mounting he
platform. shook hands with the ofiicer
and passed on.
There was no attempt at kissing un-
til after Mrs. Thomas McDermoSt
Knight and Miss Mary Fowie. daugh-
tiers Of former Governor Fowie. OF
North Carolina, had passed. They are
distant cousins OF Hobson. and upon
the relationship being announced he
bent his head and kissed them.
Then the kissing fever seized the
women, and Hobson made no resist
ance. In fact. he seemed 90 like IL. and
as each woman came up he grasped
her hand. drew her toward him and
smacked her soundly upon the lips.
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Ho.prs.i ship lor

Savannah. Ga. December B.-Sun-
day.-The hospital ship Missouri sail
ed this morning for Havana with 400
tons OF medical supplies for the troops
In Cuba. and carrying the hospital
corps OF the Second division or the Sew
entn army corpe-the division which
has already gone forward with GeneraI
Lee. The Missouri. after d~istrfbutinr
ner supplies. will take sick soldiers
from Havana and vicinity and bring
them 10 this country. either to New
York, Norfolk or Savannah.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-15

Fl Hn0ar del viajero. Fonda J possia de
- "oe" Csballer.-Aibonito. Casa grande,
ventilada, bien situada en- Ia mejor y mas CEN
trica cale de la poblaci6n. Sc sdmiten pupi'
los por temporads, precios convencionales.
Un cubierto rea'es; una CANA id; un catre
idem. l5-9
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Sc VENDEN

Dos hermosas fncas, una de cafe de POO cuer
das de terreno mas menos, con cuarenta de aquel
frnto, entire nuevo y de cosecho, produciendo ac
tualmente 1875 fanegas, pudiendo sembrarse mas y
producer mas, con 10 misma plantation que hoy
posee tiene dos casas una de 20 varas cobijada de
zinc, dos maqunas de mano secadOras y todo 10 de-
mas necesario, para la recollection acondiciona-
miento del frutO. La otra de 900 cuerdas, llamada
Mango, con magniGcas vegas, donde Sc cosecha de
los mejores tabacos de Puerto Rico, segdn esta va
acreditado, propias tambien para cana de azucar
toda clase de frutos del pals, incuso paste malo-
gillo buenos cercados para la crianza de ganado:
tiene ademas una magntca casa vivienda, con ba
jos para tienda horno de pan pesebre, varios alma
Genes ranches para 10 recollection de frutos.
Esta situada en- el camno que conduce q Ciales, la
crcunda'el rio en- mayor parte la atravesara la
carretera, que hasta aquel pueblo esta constru-
yendo actualmente, 10 cual lie dara mayor inpor-
tancia, toda vez que Sc podra cOmunicar con ambos
pueblos, sin carningln paso de rio el puente
que sobre este Sc ha de coocar va en- la fnca. Es
buen punto de tienda como tai Sc garan5iza pues
esta situada en- camno centrico, Ambas fncas es-
tan media hora de esta poblaci6n y Sc venden
juntas por estar colndantes. En- elias podra ell COM
prador emplear todos gustos aiciones de agri-
cultor pues producer toda clase de frutos del pals
6 sea de nuestra riqueza agricola Para informes
dirigirse a d. Juan . d. Antonio Sim0 Manat
Ia
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foil y se avcoius el rompimiento entire ambas

diffoil y &c avcoiua el rompimiento entire smbas
naciones.
Asf como hace un a1o la prensa de Alema.
MIA, Fraucia, Italia y Portugal, cuaudo Sc ira
taba de la intervention de los yankees en- Cuba,
nos defendfa con tibieza, hoy por efecto de la
autonomfa y sus resultados, por Ia manera que
SO llevs a cabo 10 guerra tan dstinta q la de
entonces, y de los dxitos obtenidos, 10 hacen
con energfa, y eatan de nuestra parte por com
pleto. Ea un plazo de ounce dias q oontar
desde Ia fecha, esta g "avlsims question ha de
tener un t5rmino: la raz6n esta dc nuestra parte,
asf como 10 esta la Europa culta.
A pessr de 10 apremiante de las crcuns-
tancias, mi opinion particular es, que no Sc
disparara un solo cafionazo,y que SO vendra un
arreglo decoroso para ambas nacones, 81 es que
q los yankees les queda IN resto De rectitud
imparciaidad, y reconocen la lealtad con que
viene procediendo nuestra naci6n en- 6sta, como
en- todas las cuestones.
Espai1a no desea nj teme Ia guerra pero
81 Las intransigencias de los Eslados Unidos la
hiceran inevitable, ella irfa oon6ada en- Dioe
y en- Ia justicia indiscutible de su oausa.-A. ~
Madrid, % de Marco de 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-15
GRAN AIM MACEN
DE MU EBLES
NOAa Y 1arAz y a LIE

Realization precios sumamente m6dicos.
Alquileres mensuaes i precios populares
Gran existencia de marmoles y maderas ds
cedro. +.
-. La plaza de medico titular de Vegs
alta, sc hala vacante Esta dotsds con ell
sueldo de $50 pesos anusles. Y Sc concede un
plazo de 80 dias para concurso &c asprantes.
-. En- breve Sc tondra en- escena en- ell
centro <Uni6n,. de Csyey, uoa comedis en- un
acto original y en- vers'', que lleva por tftulo
eUna comedia mas,. Su sutor es nuestro ami
60 don Ramon Ojeda Lopez.
- La Tesorerfs eeGtral de Hacienda pu-
blica de eats isla veri6csra los pagos de las
atenciones correspondieDtes 81 presente NEE,
en- ID forma que sigae: Abril 2a-seccidn 50.
Guerra lolases). id, 2s-Secci6n 4".-Hs-
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oienda. i'd, 25 Secoi6n s" Marina. i'd,
20 -Sscci5n @. .-Gobernaci6n. id, 97-,Sec
clones 2" y =" ".-Gracia y Justioia Fomen-
to. id, % -Secci6n go. Guerra (cuerpos).
Mayo 2y 3-Secoidn l 4" Glasses pasivas de
Ia Peninsula. id, al lO->Secoi6n sd
idem, de la capital.
kvlef1 -El oabalIo que rifsba don Pablo Ros-
"''oosy, hs tocado en- suerte al nimero 800
Y SO entregara al que presente 6icha pspeleta
en- BaYam6n. a-3
-. lls sido autorizada la permuta entire
los catedraticos del Institute de segunda ense.
ilanza don Gabriel Ferrer don Angel Rivero,
enoargandose el sei1or Ferrer de la de Ffsics y
Qufmica, y e seiior Rivero de la de Maizena,
ticas.
~. Por Real orden del Ministerio de
Ultramar, de fecha 20 de Febrero proximo pa
general de ests leila que sc averigiien, 6jen
propoDgan dicho minsterio las condolences
con que ademas del pasaje por cuenta del Es-
tado, que sean 10 menos glavokas possible al
pequeio preeupuesto de Fernando Poo, pudie'
ra trasla1arse aquells isla IN inteligente plan.
tador de cafe, con ell objeto de introducir en-
seilar dioho oultivo en- la referida colonia.
~. En- Vega baja Sc hala vacante la
plaza de alcaide de Ia carcel de sqaella villa,
dotsda con el haber snual de 500 pesos d i,
sueldo As para gastos de escritorio. Sc con-
cede un plazo de 80 dfas para presentar solici.
tudes. III aapirante que la obtepga deberA
prestar una fanza de 500 pesos en- metalico, 8
mil quinientos en- 6ncas.
~ FL vspor <Julia, que lego esta ma
f1ana nuestro puerto oonduoiendo tropas pro
cedentes de la Habsna, debe salir maflans, de 8
4 10 de la misma, con rumbo al ctado puerto.
ABASTO PUBLICO.-La oarne de
res, Sc expenderA matiana en- esta capital 1 80
centavos el kilo.