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nom THE PHfLfPPINES >

Why do'n President Mckinie'. as the protocol h.
SKINS
lea>c as undetermined stll the future Of the
Philippines?
W. rave brought the daughty Spaniard 20 his
kneos 20 su" for peace.
Are only wise In tat'l'' Are Ne fools "n'n
ngbtings ease
Shall y. win child aba ndor throw what We
nave away.
Counting as ~ no advantage, THIS. our gateway
to 'athay?
Weld again unto the foeman land wh-reon our
boys have trod.
Land he could not hold against u.s. Never. in
TIE name ~ God
Hark YOU President McKinlcy. there struggling
peoples there.
Shall turn their shouts ~ sladness into wall
ines ~ despair?
'Ganst the centuries OF bondage they have almost
won their fight.
Striving upward from oppression into liberty and
lghi
With The arms which We have furnished they have
tasted rreedom's bliss
Shall We. in our hour Of triumph stoop 20 treachery
TX. This?
Make them now in meek submission kiss again the
tyrants rod?
Give them back unto the spoler? Never. in the
name OF God.
Think Mckinley what figure should cut be-
fore the Powers.
BY the terms Of the surrender all tho islands now
ours.
Ours their problems ours their future. ours then
fatc for veal or woe;
II ware folly IL were madness, II were crime TO
lei them go
Never from the path of duty have We shrunS in
shame before.
Heaven shall visit. II falter. our heads
affection
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penison Tex sept Judge l.. l.. Mangas Is
dead from Brght's disease. Judge Maughs I'm me
Civil War for . time COMMANDED Dedsoss famous
Missouri battery. in General Prices command he
VA In General FORESTS cavalry and led the
charge which resulted I'm the capture o. For' ri
low ~ the aftle or thi'kamauGa he served the
gun which killed General f.yt". tle poet--oidisr.
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SPANISH FLAG SENT TO GEN. SHARPE.

Kingston y. Y. Sept fSpeciap.-Generai
Csorge II Sharpe. If this city he's just received
ere well-pr..erved Royal Spanish flag from his
.on Lieutenant-C olonel Henry q. Sharpe now on
tho staff OF General Brooke in Porto Rico. 1t
Coated over the Town Hall at Paillas. east OF Ar.
has been placed exhibition in the old senate
navse here where II attracts much attention.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England. partly cloudy weather: much cooler
Saturday night sunday morning. variable winds. be
coming northvesteriy.
Va, Eastern New-York partly cloudy weather: cooler in
northern portion much cooler Sunday morning: variable
winds becoming northerly.
Of Columbia, Eastern PENNSYLVANIA.
.e r.rsey Delaware and Maryland fair cooler. light
E,or Western Penn.ylvania. Western New-York and
ohto threatening weather with showers the lakes
r'nI.r llsh, 10 fresh north-rly Winds.
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To REPRESENT STATE FISH INTERESTS

Albany. Sept 9.-The State OF Ne~-York has been
requested 10y the United States and British High
Commission TO participate In the deliberations ~
mar commission on the question OF protesting the
nan I'm the great lakes and along the 81 l.a"renc"
River and Governor Black has responded TO the
ir,.,,,,,lon bv appointing Charles y. BabcOck OF
Rorhestor as the representative of the State.
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DIED..

DEANE-sept.rnber s. Jsseph Deane. in the 07tb year
rureral will tase place his late residence No. "a
East Ss n sa,Edsy i9 R' invited TO
San Francisco papers please copy
DowNEYon September I'D T.,v John 1arn pSN1Nso.
Ios wyckoH ST.. Brooklyn.
FIscHER--oa Wednesday. September Z $685. Marie NJ
fischsr IN her d,th year ,,,,, .rs r.,n.ct,l,v In
yircd attend the funeral from her late residence
NJ. 1893 Spring saturday. the 10Th day OF sep
sarah roalse ''" Widow q Theodore Tfsst,
land Brooklyn. saturday September 10. at p m
cAETJENs-o Thursday. September s. Catherine
srvcss al her lai h5ns No as Eighth Saturday
rn Ssl,smpT at ' Ssn a. !" Of r,mny
AZ 7is.ay. BS"Sfiya Frances Tmy widow o. Hugh
p. A. 6aTtan ". p - her ao'h year.
Iniermen t'llvarv THme'sry.
ldD:mS.r . i Soa: or s %:Sn''''
Relatives and friends r'spstully invited to st.nd
on satuiday $ piembeT TO- At $50
Rssys and rsds Hed r,'sH " the y taTsrs
Kin.> ONT, n,p"rs.
IAEyisN corna4l op-he nldson. September 4
Relatives and tends respectfully invited to attend
CO., 'e'e' nr '' GyS %; '' IN Moas tynns al
rn;e,"nen, at ,ir>eas,oa
2tth Eesr q his eFs -.
as. TyI'o1 FrorElyn. sa''rdsy. september 10. 4"
r., J. no ReS. Tilam Mal,cri NSr,n. o. Nov York
F"S''i' services AT '0' 'T'''''-'''' "''''
Rarn J., ., ~ Esr, arc"
f.,Gf 81 a s IN ' ne eb q
n. a. ;s. ,sa friend. .p o.. q a Tnon,:
5an.si ''o f. :,. fct.9s 10, In,,:I1.:.
proor or Sar'aN a. $50 ~ ., TO ms, - r :.
or.reS f|r tbs rspsss = a. soul
n ct} M , nj, !. o -.c r" = ' Sc wa.hnou
rrisnI. snd rslatyr. int,iei to- s,,snd
' ,
' ~ ~ sim. N1S b 5tlSy,5 VI, - H.3o,. Mer
tgasy" i9r eG .te rs.oenee 1on ,i ~ LEX
o.perrx 4, If. r..,4.r-. y. ai4 We, a.. IN w.in...
az >epomher J5hn % Pr-n ',o.sf hpros.' "a -,
Kat4e'n n ~. anI - ~" ~" '''
P2@ 9aay ' eS"TS 9 s". Ohm .. mass
ni'rnon IT.. n r ,;ysT, Mons. ,oc,
ROOT A, Va. ~ Haw,hc,7s .,,. ysnss-. 7. sep
.o' Of ,phod {" 81 ID wa,'r ca, E yc,
yo,,,,.c,s soel D. r. and 4. r,,'tts
f>irer. servces At his ate residence on aurday Sep
nn"r i. II l. ~ , 9, ,soe
lnf'rnHn Rprfl' y. - Si'itf. P.''''' H. ','~
r,vr,p :, ,.- so.b ger An, Eliza Tevlor
r. ne Is~Ts@ ., P2Sokl.n on sstyrsay at
- m
E:,.g5l,.. saa ,,l.n4. invited.
ln,-r''n, ,,r'f'"''"
I0NN>ENll--Ai ~ rAsdsnct ~ nef son, " W, W.
Townsend Ru,iard VI. Fr iav. september o, Csrons
Mex nisy - Ves' Je-ssy At. Elizabeth. y. 10
II. r
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Mr.. colo prominently connected with the
manufacturing industries Of Rhode Island For
over forty years he the treasurer 81 the
Harris Woolen Company. ono Of the largest manu-
featuring corporations in the United States ana
one Of the earliest established In this country
strictly for the manufacture 81 fine uooIen gooGs
lie also president Of tn Ftrst National BANK
and the Peoples Savings Bank. Or Woonsorkst. T.
we'll as the president Of the American NorSten
Company ~ Woonsocke,. r. l., and al the ime
Of his death the senior partner az 'ole SENIOR
& 90. Of Midway. Mass. -
Ife left wiGou, one daughter and son. n"
latter. +. T. Cole Is also connected Win the manu-
featuring industries e. Co'e. Senior 4 %
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WILLIAM 7. VAN IANDT.

Saratoga. :. Sept civilian T Van zandt
Of Ncp..York aho had be, u occupying oottaes
a. Lake George. Gled suddenly last night i, the
age OF seVenty-uiue Re MAS member 81 on" 0i
tho Oldest families IN Neu-fork. The BODY VIII
be taken to Soy York ami placed In vault IN
Trinity Churcny ard.
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NIX. BAYARD GRADUALLY SINKING.

Dedham. Mass. Sept. s.-The physicians In at
tendance said this evening that Mr.. Bayard still
seemed 20 be sinking gradually, although there had
been little noticeable chance since Yesterday.
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yo,,yyATIONS FOX CONGRESS.

ve., chester. Penn, Sept ".-The ne"ly appo,h.,
ID Delaware County Republican ,"nn poh,r
we're Wv. ,ho conferrees who had been previously
son. OH nv him had violated his Instructions anu
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STEPHANE MALLARME.
Paris. Sept. s-Stephane Malarme. th@ vel
known essayist and poet, 's dNai

The late u Maiarme Has horn in Paris IN ls42
AmonS mis- publications. 70 POSSE, Pages. D.
"Vers ct Pros" "Va,hek. la M1siaue ~ los
J.etrr.s. ip.vaS tons. tNiliies te Adam
and Les Pormrs de edgar 1c
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san Francisco. September o-command Tanner
has ouar.d the bids FOR the construction of a
United states coaliug station a. PaSo Pago. Samoa
Tho lowest bidders Cotton Brothers. Of Oakland.
o0cr 10 erect the coaling sheds. wharf. etc. for
SI23Ss1 The Rsdon Iron Works consider the
same service should be compensa'ed by 500 900
The Intermediate bids are Joseph Mcmahon.
SIfl 600. California Bridge COMPANY sl3+.no. Ely
Tibb!t,s Sl42 900: Kingsbridge Company. Cleveland.
SIT OOo: city improvement company. 500, 900. san
Francisco Bridge Company S16+.O0.
Commander Tanner would give no indication as
TO who will obtain the award.
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STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

The Albany Evening Journal whose edl'or IL
chairman OF the State Republican Executive com
mittee few days ago under the head hooseNe!t
Can Have It." announced that popular sentiment
vas overvbel,Ingly in favor OF the colonel or the
Rough Riders To this The Troy Times" which Is
Governor Blacks home paper and doubtless voices
III. feelings Of many Of his friends objects, holding
that Nj Barnes official position should restrain
him from attempts to anticipate the choice OF he
publican II says:
Who gave the proprietor OF The Journap f tnr
,;oyernor9 Certainly not the State Convention.
which ITSELF propose 70 max INA for governor
BLACKS friends on the committee Joined In tho
unanimous vote that appointed the chairman e, o.
the Executive Committee. and the State Commit
Tee knows that n Is not constituted 70 nominate
candidates for Governor but 10 help eIec' tn I'LL
Certainly the press OF the State. for since ne
Albany Journal" was the only paper in The state
70 defend the outrageous press gag pli the Pi,es'
looks upon It's proprietor not a representative
Hands of The State Convention and not the
State Committee the chairman OF thc state
Executive Committee OF the State COMMITTEE. w"
make the Republican nomination for Governor.
Senator Ellsworth does not find the opposition 20
his denomination confined TO persons outside OF his
district who objected to his press gag biz. The
convention in the Ist Assembly District OF Niagara
has Just elected delegates 70 the State Convention
but 1t did not pass resolutions favoring Senator
LusWOrln.
this as significant omission. IN view OF the fact
nat Mr.. Ellswor,h's candidate for Assembly IN ms
~s'rict was defeated
The Troy Press" does not approve OF the Re
publican management OF State affairs. but It IS
oo honest to advise the people to look for better
&c from the Democratic machine. II thinks that
"a sp''e OF political pessimisr1 there IL much VIZ
'Ue IN reform" and that tho people can compel
uo'h parties 10 meet their demands. IT says the
.tyUwer OF an honest earnest. reformatory ana IN
t.nmec'ual Governor for good is enormous ana y,
I'm I'm parties the nomination OF men who VIII be
dependent Of the machines.
Inc Elmra Advertiser" has discovered that
timothy L. Woodruff is no longer candidate for
Woodruff ''''
me Utica Herald takes this sensible view or
'ae present discussion over the Goyernorshlp;
DON are good men-Frank 8. Black and Iheo-
IL &c roosevelt Both are able and honest when
me stronger before the people? Which, NJ the
trvau OF the Republican State ticket. will bring the
s.umpn OF Republican principles well Of the
n,SI, Republican ticket? 1t Is the duty OF Re-
''''''ans to determine and nominate him.
"ayor Mcclure. OF Syracuse, wants 10 be Gov
.lhor' but The Syracuse Standard" advises him
"N' 'he meeting OF the Democratic State Conven-
'n IN mat city will be fatal his chances because
~ 'ne i'ightfu condition OF the streets under his
,n-'hsuation II II rains tho delegates Will walk
tata.a l, me sur SHINES. In dust II ~ Mcclure
'si'0r nome 20 dinner, he viii DO 1t AZ the
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th on oL vote. But perhaps MI Mcclure thinks
mat the Tammany element in the convention vii
sfreot son n enough to make an exhibit of clean
'' unnecessary as recommendation for office.
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MARRIED..

RRyANT-M ArTHEWS-At Trinity Church. Boston on
Angus, % bv the Rev. Edward W Bo~recanp. wallace
BRYANT and Miss Mama Bolton Matthews. both ct Bos-
No cards
HAsT-KEfLOCG-At bennington. W.. Sep
tember s. by the Rev. Edward u Tiboits, Mar Bryan
daughter Of Mr. Mrs Justin Kellogg Of Troy, "
Y Is Or Joeeph Reynolds Tillinshas jr, or his city
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In thi. diagram the continuous white Inc shows ne
manga, In pressure Indicated by The Trounes sel,
,seordins barometer The dotted line shows the tempeFa
,,r. as recorded Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune once sept. ~. a. mThe weather yesefuaN
ma. fair and cool The temperature ranged between ""
and Is degrees IN. tI2.) being u higher than
that OF THURSDAY and -. than that Of the cor
responding day OF last year
Tho weather 10 day viii he partly cloudy
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PRESIDENT wOODRrFFS F1-NKR4L.

Salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. s.-The funeral o.
President Woodruff. OF tho Mormon Church took
place Yesterday in the Tabernacle Presiden; George
O. Cannon presided.
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"A stitch in time saves nine" is truism concern
ing stitches In the breast and lungs. The mend
ing medicine is Jayncs t.xpectoran;. ..
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AsH-suddenly. a Glen Ridge, y u Friday Septenbe. 2
isos Louisa Oakley wife or William McIvaine ASH
ard daughter OF the late Alexander Oakley.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MIDDLETON wednesday. September Z. Robert Lincoln
RsseI son OF Ci,harne l.. and the late James Hall
Rrdel -. a., -. A.,
aeryIcss a. the residence Of his sister Mrs A.
N phelp. No AZ East 3Aths on Saturday. septem-
her TO- 1T o'clock.
Inernent private.
Denver papers p.eass copy
CLARION September 1905. Alice Clark. aged 81.
native OF Kille,er. parish OF MulaEh. County cavan.
ireland $3.50 =.
Fn.rs, from residence OF her daughter Ellen No.
GAS 6th-avc Saturday. September TO- az $40 q M
Thence ST. Patricks Cathedral. 9th ave. where
solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose OF
her soul.
cof.T-At Woonsocket. r. T.. Friday. September o.
Isos Joseph r. Cole. aged ~ years.
II. 1898 at 2:30 p m.
DALY-on Wednesday, September 7. Thomas r psN. %
Funeral from No pa 7hst. Saturday SEPTEMBER ~
an $40 A. M thence ST. Brigd's Church. @n-st
and Avenue Il. Unity Council No. u. G r. l.. ana
William D. Kennedy Post are respectfully invite" !"
attend.
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DIED.

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dor.ed with full name and address.
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WOO socket. r. l.. Sept. 9.-Toseph l. Cole q
prominent woollen manufacture and a member OF
the firm of Cole. Senior & CO.. Of Midway, Mass
died ~ his home here this morning he was
seyenty-three years OF
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tnrpct Cy~nutuC. D. & W. Wtlltams,
253 WEST IiTH ST. FthtfHONE 3on oNih 81.
NOrgan's steam Carpet Cleaning
and Renovsting Works
BROADWAY y 9TH ST
carnets taken up cleaned altered and rsish AZ short
rorcs Telephone 2i3o istn.
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BIDS FOR P4GO PAGO COALING STATION.

HOWET.L ; FNGLANN
Wilmington Del September I. 1895
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A.-The kensico Cemctery.-Pr'vs,e station.
F.rem Railroad minutes rice fro1 the Grand Central
ucpo. Office IL Cart i2d 81.
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.sho,,,a h. read DAILY b. all Interested. chansss
tmeb
the week e1cng september 10, 1854
wi, lose promptly H. all cssesl at the General Postocs
. ,olovs Parces malls close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below
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PUBL|CA SUBASTA

FL domingo 81 del corriente las 10
media de la maiiana &c rematara en- pa'
blica subasta y por cuepta dc quien cores
ponda una casa de MADEIRA, rcci6n construi'
da, de IA metros de frente y por 2e de fon-
do, con seis habitaciones, sala, cocna eco
monica, comedor, cuarto de banjo con losas de
porcelana, buen aljibe, cuadrs, cochera todas
las comodi1ades que puedan desearse
Dicha casa Sc hala situada en- ell poblado
de Santurce, frente Ia llamada del reloj.
Adenas Sc venderan carretilas de hero,
una frsgua, un horno varias herramientas de
obras.
Los que dcseen tomar parte en- Ia subasta,
pueden tomar ell tranvfa que sale de esta capital
las 10 y cuarto.
Lo que SO haee pablico para general como
clmiento. FL almonedero rublico. .-FRAN
CISCO GUERRA A
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NOTICIAS

~ Hemos dido que ell ee1or Muhoz Ri
vera ha expedido anoche infnidad de telegra
mas todos los puebios de la isla, sconsejando
4 sus smigos calma circunspeccidn con mott
vo de la dimis6n que hioera de su cargo de Ia
jefstura del partido. FL jefe de los liberales
autonomistas quiere, sin dude, aenuar ell efecto
que ha de producer en- el pais sn dimisi6n an
tes de conocer detslIes del eueeso del sacrif
clio inejemplar one ha hecho en- sras de Ia con
eordia de la familia autonomista. Qaiera Dios
que consiga su noble desinteressdo objeto =
Que no eurjan nuevas complicaciones que ven
t.an q turbaE lie psz moral que tarto necesita Ia
coIon;a para su psosperidad.
-. Hasta nosotFos llegsn informes acerca
de la triste angustiosa situsoion en- lue Sc
encuentran la sefiora viuda & hi;os del infortu.
nado Mario Brsschi. E-tos :nformes contris
tan profundamente ell coraz6n mas indlferente.
Hsmbre. desnudez, enfermedades ..,.. todas
las iniurias de la suerte re cebau hoy en- esa
pobre viuda en- esos infelices huerfsnos,
cuyo padre lGch6 sufr6 tanto tanto por ell
ideal sublime que es hoy uns hermosa resli
dad .... FL contrs.te es doloroso: mientras
todos los corazonas rebosan hoy de algeria J
celebran ell advenimisnto del regimen que tan
tas Mgrimas amargos sshasbores cost6 Ma
rio Braschi, gu pobre familis, ea miserable
hogar, falto de hygiene. devora en- sienSio tods
suerte de desventurss J Pepslidsdes. mo
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Gaceta Official de hoy

sst Circular dc la secretarfa del Despacho de
Hacienda, que dice aef
eDispuesto por la suprimida Intendencia
general de Hacienda en- circular de 90 del mes
pr6ximo pasado, publicada en- Ia sGaceta Of
loial,, que en- Ell plazo de un mes los ayunta.
mientos former = remitsn la administration
central de contribucioDes rentas los padro.
mes que han de servir de base para ell repaFti.
.miento general de la contribution territorial en-
81 venidero aflo eoonomioo de 1898 80, y no
habi6ndose reoibido los indioados dooumentos,.
sl 1ltmo. sef1or secretario del Despacho de Ha1
eiends por acuerdo fecbs de aver, ha creido
conveniente seflaar un nuevo 8 improrrogable
plszo que vencerA 81 dfs IA del entrante Mario,
para que los municipios de la Provincis. pene-
trados de la importanoia que entra1a para la
administration pdblica Ia realization de este
servicio, eviten los entorpeoimientos que trae
conaigo Ia tardanza en- aportar los dstos que SO
reclaman, y Ia oossi6n de que sc yea oompelido
4 exigir, quienes corresponds, las responsab
lidades del case, segdn determine el artfculo "a
de Ia instruction por que Sc rige la exprosada
fenta.'
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Commercial Union Assurance Company,

LIMITED, dc Londres. Capital $500, 900.
Los que suscrbcn, Agcntes de esta Compafifa
en- esta ciudad, aceptan riesgos contra incendios
los tipos corrientes. -- Sucesores dc Finlay
Brothers, s. en- o. s. Juan Pto Rico. 80 3S
y. Ell vspor espafol s.Juan Fofgas', car
20 en- Mayagiiez para la isla de Cuba, 400 sacos
pesando 44,275 kilos caf6. Y el frances GA.
Bixios para Europa 357 sacos con 100, l42
kios del mismo grano.
~ Segan hemos dido decir, los prohom
bres del extingudo partido ortodoxo, estuvie.
ron anoche en- la casa del sefior don Manuel
Roman, con obeto de ofrocerle sns respetos en-
su caidad de jefe de la nueva coectivdsd au.
tonomista liberal.
~ Sc he dcho que sntes dc aver tarde
Sc rennieron varias pertonas en- ell campo del
Moro para YER la escusdra espailola que pasa'
ba para las aguas de Cuba. Esto no puedc ser
cierto Srgdn noticas que publican los peri3-
dioos ds Madrid, la dioha escuadra no saldla de
la Peninsula hssts ell prdximo Marco. ri que
SO debe comunicar con nuestro sems foro de un
momento & otro, es el acorazado <Oquendo,.
sW1ABASTO PUBLICO.--Ls oarne de
res, se expenderd ma6ana en- esta capital 80
oentayOa ell kilo.
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ECOS PENINSULARES

En- Ia Gale de la Passion do Madrid hs
muerto un coman1ante de ej6rcito, retirado
por la nocbe, dieen algunos vecinos dc dicho
comandsnte, pedfa limosna en- lac GALES. No
tenfs psrieptes, colo recibfa muy de larde en-
tards Ia visits de un amigo suyo. Como ha
muerto Gin hacer testsmento, al incautsIse el
juzgsdo de sus pspeles Sc ha encontrado con
que poseis una fortuna de $1,000 pesetas.
Los trsbaios, todavfs incompletos, del
censo de Barcelona, arrojan un total de 5o4.09l
bsbitsntes. oreyendose que cuando Sc den por
terminsdos, Sc llegsrA Is cifra de 100000.
For oonsiguiente, Barcelona con sus auburbios