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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23
WAS WON ny JEFFRIEs.
ne GOT me Decision Against Jackson
In Yhrcc Rnnnds

- ihTcc ROUNDS.
san Francisco. CAL, March 22-Iim JEFF
fries OF Los Angeles easily defeated Peter
jackson In the third round tonight at
Weodward's pavilion. jackson did not
ElaNe much of showing after the frs.
round He displayed some of his old-time
eieyerness in ducking and jabbing with
MS left but could not land hard enough
10 stop the rushes of his younger and
stronger antagonist. Jeffries showed con-
siderable Improvement in cleverness. using
ne hands with both Judgment ami pre-
elsiGn, The second round was lively un.
" fe'er got hard left swing on the Jaw
which sent him down on his back He
arose only TO go down again from the same
blow and was saved by the gong sounding
Time. Jackson came up looking fairly
ifesh IN the third round, but soon received
hard left on the jaw which made hlr,
'wobhie helplessly about the ring. Another
blow sent him against the ropes, where he
hung, unable to lift his hands Ieffries
stepped back, awaiting the recovery 81 his
opponent but as Peter was plainly out.
me referee STEPPED hstwean them ana de-
eiared Jeftries the winner.
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a SUMMARY OF TODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE STATE.


General Mabry gives some facts amen,
calling out the State Volunteer Guard:
also stands sponsor for the prompt re-
sponse Of The men lii going any~hcre
they should be sent.
Galveston citizens want the municipal-
ity to build whnrses aud are already
working for legislative pcrIni, 10 that
end.
Negro arrested for murder at Caddo
Mills; charged with wrcefing a train.
A hard norther. with rain, prevails in
North rexhs
Austin Is going to pay the Judgment
held by the old water company,
Jury returned verdict against the
woodmen 81 the World at sherman; de-
Tense was that there was an arrcaragc in
dues.
Residents OF Grayson and Fayettc couu-
tics suicided. dependency over the death
Of loved ones,
Suit for $4,000 salvage is nov on trial
at Galveston.
Agents seeking cavalry horses for Spain
were given the cold shoulder in Caldwell
county.
Very cold weather prevails in North
Texas.
Brenhap is to have the Baptist state
sunday school convention.
plouth is becoming serious in Caldwell
county.
suits Tor lot OF valuable timber land
IN Eas, Texas have been filed in the
Federal court at Beaumont
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EFFECT on PROTECTION.

France HAS No Reason to Reduce
Duties on American Products.
Paris. March 22.-Diseussing in The SEN
ate today the bill TO increase the customs
duties on pork and hog products, Nh
siegfried, representing the Seinfreu. moved
TO reduce the general tas44 on lard from
40 to 45 francs 10 minimum tarift OF from
rs TO francs pointing out that otherwise
other countries, notably the United States,
might retIliate.
The president, NJ. Meline. replied that
tho United States would make a bad mis-
take in resorting to reprisals, since the
United States was the first to protect her
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

pound quick fire guns and one torpedo
tube. The price paid for her was less than
$4,000, with her armament eoul9lete de-
iivered at New York Being so smal She
VIII be shipped over ON one of the Allan
tic liners,
Owing to her size she has not yet taken
on tho dignity OF name. and one VIII lie
assigned TO her later.
The navy department was notified today
OF the arrival OF the cruiser Cincinnati anu
the gnnboats Castine and Wilmington at
Port Antonio. 1umaica. This Is about the
same distance south OF Cuba as Key West
is north OF Cuba.
The Marblehead has gone from Port
Tampa TO Dry Tortugns,
The officials state there is Il mistake in
the Key West dispatch saying that the
Massachusetts as well as the Texas passed
out yesterday for Hampton Roads. Only
the Texas has made this move, although
the Massachusetts, may follow later
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for defense purposes of NIL steamers plying
between New York aud Southern ports.
The special reason for this. 1t was learned.
was that in case of war, these steamers
would have to abandon trading ut least
during the period OF hostilities In South
ern waters, In this case thoy would have
TO lay up and the naval officers deem II
prudent to have them ready for equipment
MS auxiliary steamers, should their serv-
ices be needed. The board this afternoon
examined tho jamestown and the York
town, OF the Old Dominion line of steam
ships. the steamship concho OF the Mall
Tory line and the I'll Sud OF the Mprsan
linc
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Local..

The city council takes a hand at dis,
cussng the strike
The new artesiau well on court house
square measures up i25,l2C gallons per
day.
Meeting of The Louisiana ind Texas
lumber manufacturers,
The Central Republican Club lining up
for the city campaign.
No new developments in the street car
strike.
Richard Lewis shot and killed by Geo.
Burnley, both oolored
Data on the local political situation.
The Houston bar indorsos Judge Bullitt
for associate justice, court OF civil ap-
peals.
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SIN CHARLES DIL1Es OPINION.
In the Event OF War Japan Might
Try 10 Grab the Pbilippiucs


New York. March 22.-Tho Herald cor
respondent in London interviewed Sir
Charles Dixie as TO the relations between
the United States and Spain. He thought
that there was no doubt that II war came
the United States would more than hold
her own He did not think 1t possible that
Spain would attempt TO blockade American
ports, He said:
Japan is perhaps the only nation that
might Dc tempted TO Interfere. She mas
rot found the opportunity for expansion
IN China which she expected ard war
between the United States ana SPAN might
tempt her TO grab the Philippines. re-,
gard II az Improbable that England would
~ any way take part In such q war u,
ficially, but the sympathies of England
wcud all BIO with the United states
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Gladstone warmly greeted.

Bournemath, March 22.--Mr Gladstone
started for Hawarden today in royal
salon carriage. He walked firmly from
his carriage to the train but was pale.
The old statesman was greeted with fire.
quent cries OF God bless you, sir" Gods
richest blessings rest upon you" Upon en-
tering the train Mr.. Gladstone turned and
said in clear voice:
God bless you all aHd the land you
love"
The distinguished traveller was loudly
cheered as his train departed.
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A POPULAR
Hesarslins Rem ~ ~, \
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ne "usEe1jl ]l
The national t,iseass y, !: ,I \
digestion or in Ne crs ~ q
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mon many people me-, .uat 4 &
treatment for what ,sss ss ~
stomach sao "a, a !, trouble, when y v 4 v
TACT. Indigestion laws ~ l I
many incurable diseasss rs !. iou>l
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victim to conslimptjon' smA ID
eases aud heart trouble. a ss U
ming from poor djras, - usis NJ
people are really so becs,,s. 4 \
are ar out Of gear; weary isra .s'''
wcmen owe their cona, ,sne
digestion. 0Hu''ion \ Z
When nearly every ~. 4.
aiillcted with weak dlres,,ns 4 ri
prlsing that nearly evss. Y NJ
medicine On the market .,.,' a \
cure for dyspepsia, AZ ~, -, SYM Y N
other troubles, when. n ~. y q
thier says. there is bns a 10y \ =
pepsia cure which Is ns NJ M
reliable, and. moreover. th,s !
a patent medicine. but 4 .sr s1
computation of pure pepsin y; |.
maj ma'ter), vegetabls W. !
salts and blsmuth. Ii Il ~, ~, q !
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no extravagant claims ara s .r.s' I.
but for indigestion or ans ! ., ,asat I
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablsis , ~ y
any remedy yet discovered ~ !, ~
the food eaten, no dietin, !, Il! z
simply eat all the wboles,,s.. !. !.
want and these tablets Mi, S,.u
cure results because all the ., s's's
is rest, which Stuarts Dss s~las
give by doing the work of di,s,sa
Druggists sell these tabls,ss 49, : ,
ner package. Little book on -.
eases and testimonials sent i s.a''
dressing Stuart Company, M.rs.r
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SPANISH VIEWS.
FIotiIIa Delayed by mn Accident Ia
one of the nonts.

FIotiIIa Delayed by nm Accident to
one of thc Bonts.
Madrid. March 22--Thc papers here pun
lsh full reports of The movements Of the
United States warships and of the de-
fensive preparations being made by the
government OF the United States.
II is reported that the Spanish warship
selected to convoy the torpedo flo,illa has
sailed from carthagena for the Canary Is
lands. II is said the delayed voyage of the
torpedo boats is due to the fact that the
Ariel. enc OF the Spanish torpedo boats,
sustained some slight damage while on
her way from Cadiz to the Canary Islands.
The Spanish newspapers advocate further
strengthening OF the naval squadron in
Cuba so a. not to be caught at disadvaa-
t&ge in case of war.
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NOTHING BuW WAR TALk.
believed ut Valparaiso HostiIities
s,o r,,,.;l,i.l,

Are Unavoidable.
New York, March GA dispatch to the
Herald from Valparaiso says: Chile is con-
fronted by another ministerial crisis. Mem
bere OF the cabinet have been dismissed
and TO Senior Eulojo Altamarango has been
entrusted the work of forming a new cabi-
net
Confidence of all political parties is now
sought by the government in view of the
seriousness OF internal and foreign affairs
In private circles one hears nothing hut
war talk. Generally it is believed that
a conflict is unavoidable, but / have good
reason 10 believe that Chile will not de-
clare war. Argentina will not do so. for
she has too much to lose.
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CHINA is HELPLESS.
Ii Hung Chang VA in sympathy with
the Policy of HusEiu.


London, March 23.-The Pekin CORE
spondent of the Times says;
China has not yet formally replied to
the French demands she is passiycly
awaiting further action. Iii Hung Chang
and Chang Yin Huan have been appointed
to represent China at the forthcoming con-
ference with NJ. Paylof, the Russian
charge daifaires, who has received special
power. NJ Pavlons intended departure
from Pelin has been postponed untA Vt.
gust
The Times publishes a letter silned
Shanghai" TO which It attaches !mpor-
lance. the writer alleging that III Hung
Chang and Chang Yin Huan, who ere
representing China in the negotiations " III
NJ. Pavlotf, are definitely committed TO
support the Russian policy and Ii Hung
Chang actually informed Nj. PaVloG OF
all tho details of the British proposals as
TO the loan, which We're confidentially sub
mittgd TO the yamen
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ToREiGN nniEWs.

LoNnoN,-Alr. Curzon for tho government,
IN The house OF commons aeeir densd that
Great Britain vas concerned in amy way in
Hawaiian politics,
LoNboN.-All kinds of floating Junk are
Of tie United States says "The United
states will not be frightened into paying OK
oleitant rriees or into buying second rate
shiIs ana guns at any pr!er' This proves
disappointing to war material firms.
MARsEliLEs.- The mall steamer yille do
Rome was wrecked on Balearic islands There
WAS no loss Of life and tho mails were saved.
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.oMm9i,cIAG.

Spot cotton markets unchanged.
Liverpool futures y TO II fun i-6id up,
while New York closed to 4 and New
orlcans to 8 points down.
In Chicago May wheat is up IL and
july lsc. Corn and oats are Il UP and
provisions about unchanged.
Tho standard stocks decline to ) points
and the market fovorish on war rumors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23

Central Texas and Northwestern and the
Fort Worth and New Orleans elected d.
rectols and officers.
Tennessee smallpox quarantine has been
Withdrawn.
Southern Pacific reduces its rates to
New York via the Cromwell line.
Bis cattle movement is expected to be-
Gin neat week.
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EoREIGN.

chiloans fear they will be forced into
war With Argentina.
French troops in Madagascar repulsed
by natives,
Chinese loan oyersuhscribed in Berlin,
but in London the money was not raised,
, Ii Hung Chang said TO be committed TO
Rusaias policy IN China.
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French Rcpuised.

Paris, March 92.-The Steele today says:
The French expedition sent against Bos-
sirIs in the island of Madagascar met with
serious resistance. six officers and 200 men
being killed. The Insurgents also captured
a number OF rifles and l25 900 cartridges.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23
sPAIN's RAnIp PRESS.
1mparciai and Correo at Last show
They Are Mentioning.


They Are Weakening.
Madrid. March 20 The Impartial ex-
presses the opinion that the action of the
United States has completely checked tho
advantages which Spain might have de-
rived from granting autonomy in Cubs.
and alleges thu United States "has prae-
ticaily strangled autonomy Mt It's birth.
The Impartial also thinks Spain failed
Systematically In not having Obtained the
removal OF Consul General Lee "or inc
withdrawal OF the Spanish from Cuba. .
and expresses the fear that though nil
ifary action would be keaner than ever.
~ VIII not suffice to pacify Cuba. owing
u circumstances created by the United
States.
The correo tCarlist) does not exrect help
from Europe, bnt hopes the Latin eoun-
tries Of Auierics Will support Spain.
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A PusiIi.t killed.

Trenton, n. j., March 22--Iienry Brown, a
local pusilist. was injured in a boxing bout
win Jack Smith at the Palace sporting club
last night and died this morning, The doc
Tors VIII Mold a post norton examination
this afternoon to determine the exact cause
q ms sea'h' Smith is sim in jail. hs.rs held
without bail.
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nuCkLNN,s ARNIcA sAI y

The best salve in the s.,, wJ nssun, 4
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, s .p,snas CAal
Sores, letter, chapped n ,,,io,s ii 1
Corps. and all Skin Erup.'v' reoutsi
tiyeIy cures Piles. or no tsSS, I'D, sil
IS guaranteed to give pef.s'ss i ss7|
q, or money refunded. Price II H K ..
box. For sale by Geo n:s.->'s
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declines to make known his preparations.
He wants the country To understand that
they are intended only to meet any emcr-s
kcncles on the purely defensive and pa
cifc line or conduct all along proclaimed
by the present government,
The papers say nothing OF army prepara-
tious being made.
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nIisxard In Nebrn.,.n

Omaha. Neb.,, March IA terrific his
gard prevails throughout Nebraska Tn,
mercury has fallen forty degrees. iva
wind is seyenty-fye miles psr hour zero
weather Is announced for toniyhf Tsa
storm is particularly hard ON cattle ard
winter wheat The severe weather q ssn.
erai throughout the West . s'A--
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DOMESTIC.

Tho Helen w. Amy with forty per-
sons. lost on the way to the gold fields.
Ohio and Mississippi rivers rapidly rising
and food Is apnrchended.
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Kansas City Mo, March 90 The most
severe storm OF the season is in progr IS
In the Southwest and West. yerstahlss
nave been ruined and II Is believed the
iruit crop is seriously damaged.
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CHINA GIVES IN TO RUSSIA.

Pekin, March 22,-The tsung Ii yamen
had the Russian demands under considera-
tion today. The council strongly favored
resistance to western aggression.
orders were issued to strengthen the
threatened ports by a concentration of
troops. The council, however. lacked
unanimlty, owing chiefly to the opposition
OF Ii Hung Chang and it was decided later
to agree practically TO Russia's demands
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a nLIxxARp PREVAILING.

Topeka, Kan. March 22,--The severe
blizzard which is sweeping over the West
has probably destroyed the fruit crop Of
Kansas, The cold Is intense and at many
points In Western Kansas the mercury
has registered below zero
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VINE, lock G. VeGsey of Vermont, formerly
a member Of the interstate commerce commits.
spn, eled hero at o'clock. MI Veasuy re.
signed from the commission about n yeay aro
on account of failing health
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23

The senate has confirmed T. o. Richards
as postmaster at sherman. Texas; also nu-
merous army promotions
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Emporia, Kan, March ga genuine
blizzard prevailed today in this portion Of
Kansas. The fruit crop, ii Is claimca
ras been badly damaged, and in some sec.
lions VIII probably be DESTROYED.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Washington, March 2.-(Special )-J. C. OFT
Mas teday appointed postmaster Mt Canton,
Van 2andt county. Texas
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German Buelle of New York has been
homihaied to be consul az Cardenas, Cuba
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consumption cured at your home. No
cure Company. San Antonio. Texas.
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Pittsburg, March Gas s,,,i,, n hi
heavy rains in this section a y. i,ii,l1l
forty eight hours the rivers =, ~ ,u,Dasa|
lowlands is predicted pe'0'
morning. op,. rIyers VI
The Allegheny and onlo =. ~. 70 II!
rising and from twen'y-tn,sslh I'm, n
five feet of water is expeo'su =
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the lres'eent tocay announced to members
of TIE congressional DELEGATION that mo had
DECIDED to appoint hudson Lyons. the negro
itpuhiiean National committeeman from
Georgia, TO be registrar of the treasury TO
succeed the late b. X. Bruce.
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p,nerher VIC have currd J. M
anS Chronic Diseases that w IN -
cured al the hands OF som. = UriiN
ists and physicians y, ~ ar ~!
Procf OF this statement me-, e. asea
Hi.oop AND SKIN pis sss ~ "
,,a, scrofula, Blood Ianu, q +
s sris;ne from an impure $40 -
M. a.ns, eradicatad from MI
0'''''K KIDNEY AND n,.xde,
wat macy Pain in side, un.h,te; ~
~ Vii Urine. Brickdust, or ,,sii's
,,r,nrt.ng, frequency Oh aaer q ~ ~
ali diseases Of the nlaquio md rolgo9
PRIVATE Diseases, b'e sy~seiIinck
W ,icocele. Tenderness ss'ssuis ~.
:, o,rans, and Piles. rrcn ~
- ,ha,,t main or detention M ~ w.
WINES. II you are sun II M ~!
sine ailment peculiar y
Should sisy, cali on Dr. Hatnss1
dsi.y. ..r.oo. who may = g: ,.ss
81 pe rs az once, as cef " r.
suaIsntee 70 every one
treatment. .n nv sepdi a
ton M. oi i for men, No 2 ior , "
s,in diseases, No. 4 for sssS16 I']
Adaress or call 10 your 4 e y y.
DR. HATHAWAt,
aaz 81. Chssnss,s
or 200 ia 49,
SaD k%> >..
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rnE spRINGlFLooDs'

Heavy Dornpour Of RAN
Northern Rivers.
st. Louis, March 22.-ine s''-s' (.
pour Of rain for the past I'VE cs' Z,
excited alarm, but there isa s'is y, y
ability that some regions Of ne ~,
valley will suffer the dlsasls,, s y ss,al
The fall has been exoeedinsn NJ
for the past forty eight n s.a x N
has risen steadily at the rale = Z,
per hour.
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CUETARA, RIOS Y ca
FOrtaleza 80.

El eegante pGblico puertorriqueho podra encontrar
consantemente nuesro establecimeno surtido
radlsimo selecto de cazado de todas cases CON-
peo e que puedan oecer este las mas re-
putadas de America.
Al efecto no hemos perdonado medic nj sacr6co al
sales mantengan sempre la altura de los dtmos
adelantos de la moda de las exigencas el caprcho
mas refnados
os socos Europa hacen concebr la esperanza de
que e pubco de esta Isa segura dspensandono pro-
teccon y simpahas.
Desde el mas sencllo zapato hasta el par de botas
mas CHIC, aquf sc encuentra toda la serie.
En- nuestro ramo de peleteria no es menos inmensa
y escogda Ia existenciz que tenemos.
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Gaceta de- hoy.

Cablegrama del Excmo. Sr. Minis
tro de Ultramar anunciando que ha
puesto q la frma de S. M. el decretc
ampliando las condolences para sci
senador y disminuyendo la renta q
1000 pesos.
Circular de la Secretaria del des.
pacho dc Gobernacion para la mejor
inteligeneia del Reglamento electoral
recientemente publicado.
-Decreto del Excmo. Sr. Gober
nador General a propuesta de dicha
Secretaria nombfando Magistrate de
esta Audiencia { don Benito Navarro
Figueroa en- sustitucion de d. Tomas
Walls que ha sido trasladado q Fill
pinas.
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BIENvENIDos.-- .Acompanado de
su iamilia, ha llegado 4 esta capital
procedente de la Peninsula nuessro
distirguido amigo el senior don Enri-
que Dlaz de GuiiarFo, nombrado Fis
cal de esta Audieacia Territorial.
Env'amosle nuestra mas afectuosas
pslabras de bienvenida.
ToDAvIA MkS.-En ell mantle. to
dirigido al pals por el partido auto
nomista radical Sc solicita entries otras
psrticulares, que Sc amplien las faeul
tades legislativas de las Camaras insu
lares fin de que puedan celebrar
lioremente trstados de eomercio, es-
'atuir scbre organization miIitar y
judicial y determinar y limitar To-.
gsstos de soberania. espeeialmente en-
10 que respecta 4 Guerra y Marina.
Permitasenos expresar ruestra ad-
miraeion ant. la magnitud de 10 que
sc pide, cuando aun no ha pasado un
mes de hsber implantado en- esta isla
an regimen auton0mico reconocido
2por tuSo el mundo como amplisimo
( insusiituibfe.
A ese paso la vida es un sop.a
Ell FISCAL DE S. M.-Nuestro
distinguido amigo don Enrique Disz
Guijaro, Fiscal de s M. en- esta Au-
diencia territorial, ha tenido la aten
cion de par,ieiparnos que en- el dia
hoy ha tornado possession dc su cargo.
Estimamos en- 10 que vale la aten-
ei6n.
Ell CATALINA" Este grandioso
buque de Pinillos Izquierdo y Co,
salIo dc Csnarias cl dia II del corrien.
&c mes directo para este pucrt~, y Sc
suira viaje para los de fayaguez,
Ponce & isla dc Cuba. Daran mas
iaformes los consigna,arios Sres. SO
brino de lzquierdo y Comp.
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ra las funciones del 6rden judicial que
desempefen 50 cargo en- Ia Habana,
establece el articulo r47 del r. D. de
5 de Enero de 1891, SC hace extensive
los que presten sus servicios en- San
Juan de Puerto Rico.
-Patentes de invenci0n.
Circular de Ia Administrator
Central de Contribuciones y Rentas,
hacienda saber & todos sus subalter
nos que durante el periodo electoral
no pueden incoharse expedientes d,.
apremio.
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ESCU Ell A
DE ARTES Y OFICIOS
CLASSES Y TALLgRES.

Sc avisa, para conocimiento del p1.
blico. que el lunes IA del actual ten
drA lugar la Inauguration O6cial y
Aperture del curse de 1897 & 1898
de las clases y talleres de esta Eseuels
que sc regiran por su Reglamento vi.
gente y el horario fjado en- Ia porteria
de Ia misma.
Sc exile como requisite indispen
sable la presentation de Ia matricula
4 Ia entrada dc Ia Escuela.
El Director, J. EScUDE.