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The herald., 1898-11-14
The Queens Tiny Tea Houses

The queen has given orders for charms
ing idea to be carried out during the coming
winter at Balmoral. This takes the form ol
a number of pretty little tea houses, OF
which the plans have already been prepared,
and which are to be erected in the grounds
and on the more extended drives about Bal.
moral. The queen herself has chosen the
spots, which have lovely views of the noun
tains and of the river Dee. The tiny pavib
ions will have "parlor,' dressing room
and a tiny Kitchen. The walls are to be
lined with pinewood from the forests, and
the roofs are to be matched with heather
and fastened with bands of the sinewy birch.
The work is to be finished in May.-St
James's Gazette
The herald., 1898-11-14
THE DERBY ENTRIES

| The entries for the derby Of the Pacific
coast trials consist of larger number OF
animals than usual. Out of total of 20
dogs entered, belong to residents of Los
Angeles or vicinity. The trials are expected
to be very successful this season and the in
dicatons are favorable for Southern Cali
fornia dogs. The list follows:
II. w. Keller, Santa Monica--English set
ter bitch Juanita K, by Valiente- Rowena;
whelped August 80, 1897.
| California kennels-English setter bitch
Consuelo, by Valiente-Rowena; whelped
August 80, 1897.
A. j. Harrell, Fisalia-English setter dog
Don Juan, by Valiente-Rowena; whelped
August 80, 1897.
Frank w. Emery, Buena Park-English
setter dog Merry Xmas, by Valiente-Rowe-
na whelped August 80, 1897.
Webster Jones, San Francisco-English
setter dog Purcell j., by Dash Antonio Pat
ty b.; whelped May 27, 1897.
Webster Jones, San Francisco-English
setter bitch Miriam j., by Dash Antonio
Patty b.: whelped May 27. 1907.
John II. Schumacher, Los Angeles-Eng-
lish setter bitch Dolores, by Valiente-Rowe-
ma; whelped August 30, 1897.
Miramonte kennels, San Francisco-Point-
er dog Ashbury, by Baldy- -Beulah; whelped
date unknown.
j.. f. Lucas, San Rafael--Pointer bitch
Queen High, breeding unknown; whelped
June, 1897
Joe Desmond, Los Angeles English setter
bitch Reina Wick, by Valiente-Betsy Mark;
whelped June 26, 1897.
H. w. Lester, San Francisco-English set.
ter dog Don Ricardo, by Valente- -Rowena:
whelped August 80, 1897.
r. X. Gardiner, San Francisco-English
setter dog Val Mark, by Valiente-Peach
Mark; whelped June II, 1897
Henry Bettan, Alameda-English setter
dog Verona California, by Count Gladstone
IV.Daisy Craft; whelped February 10, 1897.
r. K Gardiner, San Francisco-English
setter bitch Peach's Nugget, by Valicnte.
Peach Mark whelped June II, 1897.
Albert Betz, San Francisco-English set
ter bitch Merry Heart, by Merry Monarch
Sweetheart's Last; whelped July l8, 1897.
G. Hauerwaas, Los Angelcs-English set.
ter dog Ronver, by Valiente- Lady Stamboul;
whelped, date unknown.
William Kerckhoff, Los Angeles-English
setter dog Admiral Dewey, by Valiente-
Betsy Mark; whelped June 26, 1897.
WHldIh AeIckholi, Aos AHkeies-EnSHsl
setter dog Caliente, by Valiente-Betsy
Mark; whelped June 20, 1897.
H. G. Edwards, San Francisco-English
setter dog Merry Prince, by Merry Mon
arch Countess Rose; whelped April, 1897
n. M. Dodge, Bakersfeld-Englishs setter
dog Glad Star, by Starlight-Sweet Gladys;
whelped May 7, 1897.
DR.. j.. A. Graves lost valuable animal re-
Gently. He had entered the dog in the trials,
when the animal unfortunately died.
Col. Merriam, who judged the trials last
year so satisfactorily, has accepted q similar
position this year. The trials occur next
January,
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will pay in the long run. OF several we'll
deepened, in one instance, not one proved |
financial success. The flow was increased
but not not to an extent sufficient to defraJ
the expenses of all the work. There is q
claim, too, that the deepening of the Welt
is dangerous The thin crust between thu
oil sand and the water when drilled't through
sometimes causes an inundation of tht
wells for distance OF block or two around
when the casing cf the water well il
pulled up.
l.. G. Parker has erected three derricki
during the past week.
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ored man. That Parker is in fine shape was
demonstrated last week by the easy manner
in which he disposed OF Ben Lewis. The lat
ter put up one OF the best fights that has
been nude against Bob Thompson, and then
lost in the ninth round on a foul, but Parker
was able to hammer Lewis at will after the
second round, and had the referee not
stopped the fight and awarded the decision
to Parker. Lewis would have been knocked
out. With the additional weight that
Thompson has allowed him, Parker ought
to put up savage fight against the colored
man and make far better showing than he
did at their last meeting.
Trimble and Billy Gallagher have agreed
to fight again, and Trimble has also match
on with an Australian fighter. "Kid' Cham
bers and Billy de Coursey have been matched
by the Manhattan club, and there may be
more to come. Harry Jones, the light
weight, who was defeated by Thompson
some months ago, is back in the city, but it
is not likely that he will try for any more
fights, as he said after his last defeat that
he had had enough and wanted to get into
something more certain than the business of
prize fighting.
Sharkey and Corbett are training hard for
tHelF coming uutcu III NeW 1oih. WI Octt
is the favorite, 100 on him being offered
against IS on the sailor. Corbett, of course,
talks as though he felt great confidence in
himself, and he no doubt does. From re-
ports, Jim seems to be sincere in his training
and has had to add new sparring partner,
as he has worn out his two regular aids. Re-
garding the battle, Sharkey says:
II am in splendid physical shape and will
fight the battle of my life. l am training
harder for this contest than l ever have
trained before, and if perfect condition will
win the battle for me, will have good
chance of getting the large end of the purse.
am well acquainted with the style of fight
cr am about to face, and do not feel bit
alarmed over the result, expecting to win
before the twentieth round is over. Corbett
is the greatest boxer l ever fought, and,
while admit that he is wonder in clever
ness, l intend to try to beat him by hard
fighting from the moment the bout begins
until it ends in defeat for one of us.
"The aim of my life is to become champion
of the world, and if l am successful at beat
ing Corbett, l will force Fitzsimmons to
fight me for the title and as much money as
he wishes to bet on the outside"
The herald., 1898-11-14
CoURSING

The largest attendance in many months
witnessed the coursing at Agricultural park
Yesterday, and while several thousand OF
the people claimed to have gone out simply
to see the soldiers in camp, it is notable
fact that having seen the soldiers they 1e-
mained to watch the coursing and az re-
suit the sport made many converts.
Those who had never witnessed the sport
could not have selected better day, for
all the races were good and one or two phe-
nomenal runs were made
One Of these was the great race between
Crow Dog and Lille, which outlasted in
time and overtopped in distance covered
the recent phenomenal run at San Fran
cisco. The dogs ran for over nine minutes,
in fact, ran until both fell from exhaustion
and the rabbit made its escape. 1t was re-
ported that Grow Dog died from his exer-
tions, but such is not the case. The rabbit
that made the famous run will be pensioned
as pet.
The fact that all the races were clean-cut
was satisfactory to the sportsmen, and the
further fact that two-thirds OF the rabbits
outran the dogs was evidently satisfactory
to the ladies present.
Inc Time OF the long race Will be reported
to the sporting journals of the world as one
of the best contests on an inclosed coursinu
field in America.
Notwithstanding the immense attendance
and the fact that thousand soldiers were
camped on the grounds, there was the most
perfect order maintained and not an incl
dent marring the pleasure of the people oc
CURED. The music was excellent, the band
rendering special program.
In the run-off the winners were Lasse
Hayes, Juliet, Rosewood, Queen Flavia
Grow Dog, Uncle Sam, Moloch, Lille, Hard
Luck, Doncaster, Snug, B. b. & B., Mer-
maid, Fleetwood, Ormonde, Queen Kelp.
Mountain Belle was withdrawn, az she
was not in trim for hard running, and it
was evident the rabbits were in condition
to make the dogs run for their money.
In the first ties Rosewood, Crow Dog
Doncaster, Fleetwood and Queen Kelp were
winners, Fleetwood running bye. There
was a sort Of tangle owing to Crow Dogs
being withdrawn, but the money went for
the day as follows: First, Queen Kelp; sec.
ond, Rosewood; third, Fleetwood and then
Crow Dog, Doncaster, etc.
The herald., 1898-11-14

Pugilism seems to be about the liveliest
branch of sports at present, and several con-
tests have already been arranged. Golf is
popular, and both the Los Angeles Country
club and the Highland Golf club will give
tournaments soon. Coursing is well support
ed. Baseball has been revived successfully
and has been drawing some fair-sized
crowds. The Thistle club will give another
bicycle meet on the oath, and there will he
football on that date, too. As usual, moth
ing is being done by the hunters, as the
ducks are not very plentiful and will not be
SO until after the rains. Much interest is
being taken here in the Pacific coast field
trials, which occur next January. The Los
Angeles Gun club will give tournament this
week
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WITH THE FIGHTERS

If all the matches that have been ar
ranged take place, there will be prodica]
supply during the next few months. The
most interesting bout is that between Bob
Thompson and "Kid" Parker, which is tc
occur the latter part of the month before
the Los Angeles Athletic club. Thompson
conceded Parker considerable weight, and
in doing this may have made mistake. 1t
is bad plan for a fighter to give his op-
ponent too much weight, and if Thompson
fights at his usual weight, Parker will be
at least five pounds heavier than the col
The herald., 1898-11-14
After Chasing Roosevelt Three Hours

Col. Roosevelt finished the Brooklyn part
Of his circuit 20 minutes ahead OF time. The
reporter who was following him made bar
Gain with cabman to follow Col Roose-
hour" When the trip was ended and the
horse stood out in front of the Broadway
ferry house, Williamsburg, with its feet
apart and its head down, the cabman, taking
his money, had this to say: You done me
that time because didn't know much. The
next time man says, Chase Roosevelt for
three hours to me, lie puts down 81 before
we start, and no drawback in case of a
breakdown" New York Sun.
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THE WHEEL

Preparations are being made for the
THANKSGIVING race meet OF the Thistle club
at Athletic park. The races given by this
club earlier in the month were very success
full, and the events of the approaching meet
will no doubt be equally exciting. All the
principal riders in this section will partici-
pate, and a big crowd should be present.
The herald., 1898-11-14
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Crystal Springs Land and Water
company will be held on Monday, Novem-
ber 21st, at 3 o'clock p. m, at the office of
the company, $50 New High street, In the
city of Los Angeles. for the election Of a
board of directors for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
Il s.. H.. MOTT, Secretary.
Los Angeles, Nov. 8, 1898.
The herald., 1898-11-14
The Newest Shades for Electric Lights

A novelty in shades for electric lights
turns out to be a big cluster of silk rhodo-
dendrons in crimson, deep pink and ruby
red. Such cluster shades the bulb COM
pletely and is made safe from combustion by
tireproof lining. Roses, hydrangeas and
hawthorn are utilized for the same purpose
Ornamental bronze figures are made to hold
branches, vines and reeds, specially mounted
for electric lights, each light having a floral
sEade.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
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First Spaniard- The American nation
hasn't the pride or dignity of naughty old
Spain.
Second Spaniard- is true. Think Of
their trying to use that old Maria Teresa
after our men had abandoned the ship as
perfectly useless!- Puck.
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the young Chicago of the west, should keep
up with the procession.
Mention will shortly be made of a num-
ber OF prominent exhibits which are now
being prepared, SO the public may know that
there will be no lack OF horses and turn
outs for the horse show, which at first was
feared might be the stumbling block in the
way Of SUCCESS.
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His Reason for It

Mother-Why, Tommy! you don't mean
to say you took a second piece Of pie when
you were visiting, do you? Why did you
do it?
TOMMY just wanted to show them that
was used to havin' plenty to eat when
was at home.-Puck.
The herald., 1898-11-14
He Demanded a Jury of Women

Louisville-Attorney A. j. Speckert de.
mands a jury OF women for the trial of his
client, Sallie Rogers, charged with mur.
der. Such point has never been raised in
the Kentucky courts, though women have
been drawn frequently for jury service, but
in every instance were excused.-Chicago In.
ter-Ocean.
The herald., 1898-11-14
The Skunk Friend to Hop Growers

The much despised and maligned skunk
has at last found friends who respect, cher
ish and encourage him. They are the hop
growers of New York state, who find the
skunk their main reliance in keeping down
very destructive grub which otherwise
would ruin their crops.
The herald., 1898-11-14
An Answer

First Citizen-There's some serious
charges ag'in this candidate for town clerk:
Second Citizen-Yes; but he's in favor q
annexin' the Philippines.-Puck.
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MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK
Capital paid up

Junction Of Main. Spring and Temple .
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS-T L.
President; B. v. Duque, Cashier; II. w. H
7 r. Lankershim. o. T. johnson. Abe Haa
Money loaned on r><l estate. Interest p
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NOTICIAS

~ Nuestro distngpido amigo el padre
Vega, cura pdrroco de Bayamdp, en- atents
csrts que tanemos Ia vista, nos dice que no es
eyacts la f'ae que Sc lie hs atrihuido por M
amigo nuestro en- l4s columnss de La CORES
PoNDEScrA sSin duds s,--agr' ga Ell sntor, no
eststa en- ell temple fu5 NAL informaio, 9 81
estsba no oy6 no entsndi6 bian. Prediqa4
sohre ell matrimonic, y habIsndo sobre Ia sau-
tidad que debe tererse para ooutrserlo, die,
entire otras crsss, que sql.o honrosasy coasoiss
dorcs eecepciones, hnbta en- Puerto Rico nauchas
tamilias que no c,Utan cristanamente Va
ven uets es cusn aistinto es 10 que die de 10
que Sc NE hsca decir., Con gUsto conslgna.
mos estas manifpstaciones del aprecisble padre
Vega porqce lie enal,ecen y lie honran, y nos
sirven para hacst!a cnmplida jnstics.
80 Muy prouto, ei p.6Simo domingo 8
del eat-ante Febrero, empezara ver la luz pu.
blics en- esis capital un semsuario que Sc titu.
lara <Ei Hogar., Cous.srs de ocho paginas
4 s.rro
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10 CorrespondancIa Dc puerto-Rico
NIERNEs, % DE ENERO DE 1895
Banco Espah0| do puerto-Rico

C0noocatoria d Junta general ordinaria
Conforme 10 acorjado por ell Conseio De
goblerno y en- cumplimiento dc 10 que dispopcn
los artfcuos AZ de los Estatutos l43 del Re-
I glamento social, Sc convoca los senores aso
ciados de este Bsnco junta general o"ainaria,
que &c celebrara el II dc Fe"refo pr6ximo, q
la una de Ia tsrde, y en- e domiclio del mipmo
s(cals de Tetusn, nuue'o 81, debiendo preset
tarse con media hora de anteacidn las papes-
tas de asirtencia, las ouales sersn expedidas por
ia secretarfa los interesados que lss solicitor
|durante lac horas de ohcins, desde e dfs nueve
Hsl diez y seis, ambos exclusives.
Como 10 prevone el srttoulo l44 del Re-
glamento social, desde esta fechs qusia hiaia
al pabico en- este estab'ecmiento Ia liets De Sc.
fiores accionistas con derecho & voz y voto en-
lamencionsda junta.-Paerto. Rico, 26 de Ene'
70 lS9s.-Ei gobernador, 6-2
Jnse NonneI T6Deg .S0ins
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ella Andalnza,, San Francisco 53. Lease en-
otro sugar 81 anuncio qle cmpezamos Publl'
car hoy.
-. Algnras hsciendas de cana del t6rmi,
no de Mayagiiez han empezado & moer. Sc
han enbarcedo va a'gunos bec9yes de Ia pre-
sente zafra,
~. +! domingo 23 del corriento Ill i'm
pon"utes deposlarcn er la GAIA de Economics
Pl6stanoa dc San German, la cantidad do
900 pesos s ceDtsvos.
**s E.ts mniiana recbimos valios telefo'
nen,>s pregnnlAulopos ei ssbfsmoa caaudo lle'
gagfan log eleyantes sonbreros que 80 esperan
en sHl CIark, San Fr,naisco IL. Nosutros
con'est:ulos Qae PeIs Ga 10 avisard oro'tuna'
meltr.
~ Ha sdo nombra,!o junz municipal he
RIO prdrss, paTa 10 quo reota Gel hlenio &c
1896 SO. don Auisco lJiiz Vs!c&gnci.
~. Sigue vendi6ndose b,rati-jmo en- el
acre,i'ta" y popular est'b ecimiento clos De-
pend FortaleYs nilm"ro. Ga cemas Y
cotchoEes Ing e:e5. 10 har conipotearis. Tsn
llea se Ven len ciutsS de tojos ca'Grcs o.&srs,
pe!fumnii. eXlfa eutorior, paiiliens de- seia,
adorro' p.ra scmortros, botonaduga3 ei'g gan'i'
almas para cab&tercs, et.;., etc
34g| AbASEO ?tJiftitU. -~.y.a oarne DE-
r6s, Ae ezpendr :A mafsns on est= aari'a! 80
3sntavos el Slio.
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ESTAH EN- LO FIRME

La L.tegridad Nacional ha dec'arado
| terminantemente en- diferentes ocasiones que Ell
partido de Ia Izquierda progresista, no le ligan
ningunos vfuculos de afnidad con los sutono-
mistas hist6ricos: podran tener a'gunos de sus
prohombres mas menos simpafas por el parti
do hlst6rico; pero de ESQ estrechsr vfnculos
de solidaridad rolectivs, media gran distsncia,
nj hoy seria conveniente nj polf,ico las aproxi-
maciones pactoa.
Ell viejo partido Unconditional marcia sin
bruj julia. A la vieta de todos estan los profun-
dos germenes de decomposition que en- 81 pre-.
dominsn, y que nj gus dcs plimeros jsf,s estsn
de scuerdo con la conducta po!itica que debe
segnir ell partido. Tai decomposition es segu'
re- sehsl de que sc enoamina la disouoi6n =
condenado quedar solo I'm reducido nhmero
| de tadeptOs, sin fuerzas suhcientes para formar
gobierpo ganato en- la lucha de las urnas.
La bandera que tremoa la Izqaisrds PRO-
gresista es smpstica en- sumo grado para los
hombres avauzados y afectos al 2rogreao. Els
fraucs y leal, Ia vez que noble patrotioa
Defende Gin mixtifcaciones ell plan de reformas,
entra de lleno en- la legslidsd con visera ls-
yantada adopta un programa hermoso.
No Sc necesits vista de liuoe nj palabra
de prcfeta para yer predecir que la Izquierds
progressta esta llamada desempenar impor-
tantfsimo papel en- Ell poryerir de la colcnia,
como partido de gcbierno. Hoy esta al princi
pio de su derrotero y macho tiene que luchar;
! fpero al abrigo de su bspdera han de ir forzosa
mente los hombres del antique incondioionalis-
mo, que al smpaTo de 10 legslilal quierao ser
Iyir leaImente Ia ceasa de Espafla en- America
va la del progreso lie Ia colonia. con esos
hombres iran otros y otros de los diversos par.
tidos existentes, pues agf ha de suceder en- este
periodo constituyente
Avance tiempre la Izquierda progresists;
luche en- el periddico = en- ell meeting; leve ell
convencimiento 8 los tibios; detenga impetus
| irrefexivos los impscisntes; sumo voluntades
entire todos les elelnantos socia.es, sean afectos
8 adveraaros,y ell exito mas complete coronara
[sus esfuerzos. X.
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P A R I s

El dfa terrible de Paris es ell primero de
ai5o, ell dfa de alo nuevo, el ola Ell que TODD
Paris se dedica rnendig,r con deccro. El
efmbolo del 90, como Ell de los ahos preceden-
Ites, es an sable desenvsinado. Los sablistas
de oticio estan de pesame, porque todo ell mum
do les hace competenoia. Es IN pedir desati-
nado; Sc pide de palabra, por escrito, con Ell
ealudo, con la sonrisa, con el geato; Sc pide con
felocuencis, con ternurs, con ipgenio, con chic,
de un modo <gentil,, por el recuerdo del tempo
Epassdo, por la fsmila, por Dios, por la Vfrgen
eantfsima spor todos los santos. Personals
Idignfsimas dedican largas veladas hacer bo-
krradores de csrtas pidiendo propinas Luego Sc
#consultan sc discuten en- ell seno de Ia familia.
Pero 10 mas ssombroso de esta fila que Sc
{llama sguinaldo, e. Ell deseo que tiene cada
EQUAL de dsr Ell timo al obsequiado.
En- la calle de Psradfs hay upas porcela
|nas que parecen de Sevres. 81 compraramos
luna Ia lenAramos de bombones baratos,
podrfamos dar Ell golpe & Fulana.
-En e hotel de ventas he visto una bonn
bonera admirable, pero viejs. Piden cinco
drfa representar Glen frances. Seria un mag,
nffco regalo para Mengana.
-Yo creo one podrfamos utiliaar para
kAutduO ci ocep1le eouoI Huo AVE S1Ac L ciSa
c. 10 ell aiio pasado. Todavfa esta en- buen uso.
Frotsndo ell nike con alcohol blsneo de Es-
paia quedarfa como nuevo
Hasta los extrsnjeros Sc contagian. Ell
primero del 90 ebcontEe en- el hoalevar Mont
martre mi amigo Ricardo Blasco, que iba muy
de prisa con IN envotOrio debsjo del brazo.
-lQua lleta listed .ahf? :Un pe,ro?
Una gapgs, amigo mfo, un pescsdo enor-
me que scabo de comprsr en- los Halles Me
ha costsdo frances, pero vale trents. Voy
Idsrlo de sguiral 10 al marques de Novallas.
-lNo se,a pintado2
-Vealo ustd.
Lo examinamos. Estaba vivo coleandc,
sbriendo una boea espantoss.
Es pm tibur6u--observe.
-Io nismo d.. Me ha costadc cnstro
frances representa- treinta'
7 subi6 al Omnibus, teuiendo 20 que echar
Ia una mano para ayudsrle snhir el thurdn.
El yecino de Paris que DO tieDe qne dar,
no copsigue salyarse con meterss en- eu cssa
@Te van buscsr. lie pregnHtan cor IA c'iada
3; 81 sef5or DO puede sslr hacer aus scumpii
|raientos,, esto es, afejar la mosca. l.o espe-
ran en- la Gale. A Is misma pcezts de Ia casa.
NO hay eecspatoris posibe.
ri Aiio Nuevo es una forms mas del $50 tn
les,. una industsia CON usura. Pars ell hombre
konr,do es una desdicha; para el timader es IN
IN tafs. 70 conozco un sefior que tenfa Ia
ialidsd. = Jag eaft6su do f16 "a f1ii
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TELEGRAMAS COMERCIALES

Nercado de Nueyo- York.
Enero 2s.
A2ucar refno oa..........$ l. 2.l3l6
Caf4 f4.....,.......... ....S 23 q 81
llaripa de trigo classes psra
las antias, harril a......$ $40 & SEQ
Harina de maiz superior
Brandy wine ba1rii a.....$ 2.l0
Tociuo Mess Heavy (iel ailo
pasadc) de.............$ 9.75 & 10
Azilcar crisaizado "a. de. S 4 so 5
Il. (FotogEo) Maecaballo $50
test. a de............$ 3 56 25
Mees de pn1ga (las ipglcsas)
por 100 gs!oues de. 2. 10
Cambics sohre Loudres s. ...f4 4 s2.75 A 81 So
Muiicanoe g.. minimum. As
Mercado de Londres
Enero g.
AZhcar cristaliza3o Qipo De-
morara) por ctvs de......S 0 IL : i O.12e
H. maseabsdo por ctvS......e 90. q O.lO
Id. de semolaehs Qibre Dor.
do por ctvs............. O9
Caf' (tipo 1ssnaica) clases
infariores pnr ctvs. ... 1lSa2
Cacao ttipo Trinidad). bueno
4 mediano por ctvs 4 zee. 3.l6A3l7
Banco de Inglaerra descuen'
to ell 3pS.
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Hoaa de ktjuatas ps1s",g s9 gr"pif;''s kts So Son

hriso, deseanio compacer loa deseos de los
vecinos de la comaroa 8 barrio de Pellejas, ell
mas importante de la jurisdiction, ha resuelto
para las escriturss que ccarriesen, constitair=e
oomo dc otea1 veres en- dicho harrio al sitio &c
las Hosmig4s. en- casa de don .Jo,t Maria Rfos
e lnnea martes de Gaia sensns. empe2anio
des le ell 3 del actual. Y como doho punto,
nc obstsnte de hailsrse enolavaGo en- jursdlc
cion lie Adjuntas. se eLcuent.a una hora de
baen camino de Utua''o, pueien fscilrnente de
sns veclnos, los que gusten, pasando sfti: apEo ,
vechsrse ,ambien de sus servicos psofes,ona.
les, espec;a,mente en- los dfas en- que 70 So ha
lie an d:nha cin ad el Abilltallo eustltnto &C.
cidenta de Ia Notarfs. 3.-3