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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
ATTACK on PENSION BUREAU.
VETERANS IN WASHINGTON THlNk
BLUNDER WAS MADE AT THE
O. 4 r. ENCAMPMENT.

1r,,,g,o, Son. 10 ciaD-Members OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic in Washington. VINO
feel an unsensh sollcude FOR the interests OF that
organization as we'll for the welfare OF their
comrades were deeply chagr!ned to-day when they
road the resolutions adopted yesterday by the de1e
gates to the National Encampment ATTACKING tue
Administration OF President Mckinley through 'he
Pension Bureau The fact that the attack was
yelled by threat. In the form or an expression Oh
confidence that as soon the President shouii
have disposed OF the questions arising out OF the
war against Spain he would take the Bureau II
hand dccevcs nobody who understands the ami
mus of the attack itself, which appears 10 nave
been nstigatcd and efectually pursued oy co'ei'e
OF pension claim agents, at the heau Oh WIN" -
a former Commissioner OF Pensions who retired
from the office a few months after his appointment
because President Harrison requested him TO 90 So
In speaking OF the resolutions adopted yesterday
a friend of the Commissioner OF Pensions said TO-
day:
The Grand Army of the Republic made big
blunder i'm adopting such report 1t Is not only
false as to statements, but grievous wrong 70 an
hones up5sh o G g Evans has
been marked by signal ability without iear 81
favor the rules and the laws have been t0loweu;
There Is no stain upon his record; no suspicion OF
nsine his office to further his political ends he
so5ier This has brought upon him the condemna-
ton Of certain pension agents put ms eVu L. W.
would Imagine from the resolution passed that MI
Evans had done his Utmost TO embarraIs one PIN hi
il moi iruc with Il marked hdehty ne mas done
his utmost to carry out the law ana award 10 me
LEGITIMATE claimant the pension his country pro-
yided He has criticised, and very Justly, too the
nethods of some pension attorneys, ana, as the
,nstnr,tv ~ thes. are old soldiers and In the Grand
Army Of the Republic they have taken this oppor-
tunity to seek revenge
rhi, statement will be approved. In the MAN. by
o,,.rv member Of the Grand Army OF tine Republic
from General Goblin down. who has made himself
familiar with Commissioner Evans's administration
OF the Pension Bureau and has no selfish ends to
serve. , -,
The fact that since Mr.. Evans became Com
missioner OF Pensions last year no fewer than
sixty-slx pension claim agents have been dlsbarred
for Irregular pra ;tices and that fourteen have been
convicted In the couI Is the result OF prosecu-
lions for violations OF the pension laws may ac-
count In part for the hostility of that guild but
that the Grand Army Of the Republic, composed
as IL Is OF veterans. whose stake in the honest ana
Impartial administration Of the pension laws Is as
great that Of any other body or class OF Ameri-
can citizens should take up the cudges In behalf
OF men who live and thrive so.ey on fees drawn
from pension Claimants IS as inexp!icaoie a. {" f"
di5heartentn8.
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wholesome ADVICE.
FOR PEOPLE WHOSE sToMAcHs ARE WEAK AND
DIGESTION POOR.

TUX PEOPLE WHOSE sTOMAcHS ARE WEAK AND
DIGESTION POOR.
" Harandson, whose opinion In diseases IL
"orthy o; attention, says when man or woman
comes TO me complaining Of indigestion. loss OF
appetite sour stomach. beching, sour watery
..sIhss' headaches. sleeplessness, lack OF ahpi-
s s ana general rundown. nervous con
uluoh. advise them to take after each Ineai
ohe or two OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets al
lowing the tablet To dissolve in the mouth ana
.nus tllnele with the food eaten The resuit ~
.hat me food Is speedily dgested before IL mas
,he 10 sour and ferment. These tablets VIII
e1ses' 1000 anyway, whether the stomach wants
" OF not because they contain harmless oi-
sestEe principles. vegetable essences. pepsin
aiio colder Seal. which supply Just what the
weak stomach lacks
nave advised the tablets with great success.
poIh Ia curing indigestion and to build up the
tissues. increase flesh in thin, nervous pa,
uents' whose real trouble was dyspepsia. ana
Is soon as the stomach was put to rights they
oio not Know what sickness was.
M nity~ package OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
u.aoiets can be bought at any drug store. and as
sSey are not secret patent medicine they can
" ustc as ofte. as desired with full assurance
.nat they contain nothing harmful In the slight
esi ceeree: on the contrary. any one whose stom-
ach is al all deranged VIII find great beneft
Io e the use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They
VII VII cure any form OF stomach weakness or
oIsease except cancer of the stomach Full-sfze
package at druggists. 5Oc. or $1.00, or by mail
Hom Stuart Co., Marshall Mich.
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SYMPATHY SHOWN IN PARIS.

London. Sept ia dispatch from Paris 70
'The Sunday Times" says:
The assassination Of Empress Elizabeth or
Austria has created an immense sensation in
the French capital, where the sympathy OF the
people is all the greater because IT is reinem-
bered that her sister the Duchess dAlencon
per!shed in the terrible Charity Bazaar fire last
year.
Her other sister. the former Queen OF Naples
has lived in Paris since the death OF her hus-
band. and the murdered Empress was fire.
quent visitor mere and familiar 10 Parisians
sympathetic crowds gathered near the Austrian
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cu1TzERLAND DEEPLY STIRRED.
.cv OF PRECAUTIONS FOR THE EN-
PRESS SAFETY DUE TO HER


,nrss.s SAFETY DUE TO HER
TRAVELLING INCOGNITO.
p.-,s Sept 1O-The President Of Switzerland
md other members of the Government were
..,,ed with horror and grief when the news
..oa the palace that the Empress. so be-
.s =, all Europeans. had fallen victim to an
.,oss,n within the borders Of their country
rsov Immediately arranged to hold an extraor-
d,arv Federal Council on Sunday morning, In
.,a.- 70 consider the measures TO take against
,,s assassin. The latter must be tried accord
I've 20 the statutes Of the Canton In which the
,r,-,e was committed The statutes forbid capt.
,oI punishment and make life imprisonment the
..os, severe penalty which can be imposed.
When the Austrian Minister, Count kuefs'ein'
was Informed Of the tragedy. he hurried to the
nslace. and was met with expressions OF the
deenest sympathy. AS soon as special train
could be made up. the Minister started Tor
Geneva. accompanied by the Deputy prosecutors
General. who took up the case at once. his chief
being on vacation. He Will hold preliminary
inquiry at Geneva tonight or as soon as possi-
bic. and return tomorrow in order to report 10
the Federal Council.
The Federal authorities had been informed OF
the visit Of the Empress, and they Informed the
Governors Of the Cantons which the Empress
expected to visit instructing them TO take spe-
cial police measures for her comfort ana sare'y
II II appeared necessary.
They we're not informed Of Her Ma1esty's In
tention TO visit Geneva. nor were the local ON
ciaIs there aware OF her presence. as she was
travelling incognito. Hence the police are not
blamed though the circumstances responsible
for the lack OF precautions are widely regretted
All Switzerland is profoundly stirred with sor-
row and indignation. The newspapers OF all the
cities have printed extra editions expressing
horror Of the crime.
1adchea, the Anarchist assassin. lived at
Parma. Italy.
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STABBED FROM BEHIND.

ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE ASSASSINATION AT
GENEVA
Berne Switzerland Sept 1O-Another account
OF the assassination Of the Empress Of Austria
says:
After having been stabbed from behind. the
Empress rose and walked on board the steamer.
wish 10 put off from the quay. but did so at the
request Of the Empress and her suite. Then,
there being at first no apprehension that she
was seriously hurt, the steamer was turned
back before reaching the open lake. The En-
press remained unconscious. and was carried
TO the hotel on a stretcher."
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AN EMPRESS MURDERED.
Continued from first page.

,-esb strength. but only to become the Vlc''fn oi
r,cked and mad attack" 1t concludes Win
- EXPRESSION of sincere sympathy with the
,-,aror upon whose beloved head such grief
touen in the year Of his jubilee
All the papers accompanied the announcement
-. ,.orrn tributes to the Empress. They we're
eagerly snatched from the hands OF the sellers
o-e road aloud TO groups Of citizens.
An indescribable grief overpowers the people
rse performances at the court theatres and the
,r.o Exhibition have been cancelled, and all
theatres in the provincial towns are closed
tonight
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sTANcHFIELD WANTS TO BE GOVERNOR.
HIS CANDIDACY STARTED ~ cHEMt NO COUNTY 20
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED FOR HIM


El,nira y y Sept. l0.-John Is. Stanchnelds
boorn FOR the Democratic nomination FOR Governor
was officially launched AT Households to-day. ana
Mr. stunchnelI made HIS nrst public utterance on
me subject Mayor Denton was chairman OF the
co,vcntion He assailed the Republican party and
,,redicted that As Samuel J. Tilden broke up
canal ring years ago. another Democratic Gov
.rnor I'm the person OF John b. Stanchteld. would
,r.,k mn another Repeated calls brought Mr..
stauchncld 10 his feet. and he said:
At this moment have only one word TO say. and
that is one Of gratitude and warm appreciation.
Since 1876 when " won the election ana Iost
The Presidency | have been In the thlck OK the
n,ht for th. principles OF Democracy. For quar-
,,r of a century you have maintained your good
onc,a and | am grateful Tor your favor and con-
nlencc In me- H. IN the uncertainties or political
M. IL should b. my good fortune 10 WIN. hothlhY
WIN / enjoy more than to come before the Demo.
Gratis of ihcmung County and enjoy your words ot
uraisc II YOU say. Well done, good ana faithful
servant
on motion OF Hosea II. Rockwell. the silver
leader I'm this section. the following delegates,
unanimously instructed FOR John Is Stanchheid for
Governor were elected TO the state convention;
s S Taylor j. J. O'ConnOr and Robert L. BUSH.
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FTSION IN WASHINGTON STATE.

.... MOURN NAMED BY SILVER FORCES. IN
Gliding LEWIS FOR CONGRESS-.
t,tlonsburg wash. Sept. lO.-The Popuiist Demo-
cratic and silver Republican conventions represent
Ing the silver forces Of the state OF b'o"'
Ing W. ON FUSION and nominated the following
ticket: w. -.
co,grassmen-James Hamilton Lewis (Den) OK
SEATTLE w c. Jones (Silver Rep). OF Spokane
supreme Court Judees-B. r. Houston Pop). OF
Tacoma: NJ NJ Dodman Dem). Of Dayton.
Fusion was accomplished by the Populiss conced-
80 the candidates for Supreme Court Judge. After
the conventions had adopted the formal motions FOR
closing a Joint meeting was held In the Populist
hail a, which the ticket was rAtidsd Tho conven-
ton then adjourned.
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THE EMPERORs TOUCHING GRIEF.

London, Sept. 1.-THE Vienna correspondent
o. THE Observer" says:
when Coun. Goluchowsk. the Austro-Hun-
garian Foreign Minister, communicated the
news 10 the Emperor. the latter sank speechiess
into a chair and remained for long time
mOtionless.
The Emperor is reported to have said. sob
bingy: Shall not be freed from grlef ana
pain in this world?'
THE body of the Empress will be brought TO
Vienna at once for State funeral
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE OF SYMPATHY

Washington. Sep. 1O--The following message
was received at the state Department this after
noon.
Geneva. September 10 30 p. m
Empress Of Austria just assassinated here by
italian Anarchist RlDGELY. Consul.
on receip; OF Consul Ridgelys dispatch. Presi-
dent Mckinley sent the following message OF
coincidence;
Executive Mansion.
Washington. September 10, 1S9s.
To His Majesty the Emperor OF Austria,
Vienna:
I have heard with profound regret OF the as
sassination o. Her Majesty the Empress OF Aus
tria while at Geneva, and tender TO Your
Majesty the deep sympathy OF the Government
and people OF the United States.
WILLIAM M'KINLEY.
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MOURNING IN BUDAPEST.

Budapest. Sept. 1O-The news OF the assas-
sination of the Queen Of Hungary ard Empress
of Austria was received here with CONSERVATION.
Men and women were seen weeping in the
streets, and everywhere mourning banners are
displayed.
The Hungarian Diet Will be convened in spe
cial session tomorrow.
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CHOSEN by TIoGA DEMOCRATS.

Oyego. y. Y. Sept. lO.-Tioga County Democrats
mo, IN convention this afternoon and nominated
IL. u winters OF Tioga, for member OF AS
scmbly. . 49,, c,,,a Convention ara NJ
G tv,ch Owego; Marin d. Fisher, Spenar. and
Charles Dunn, NaNrIy ,-.o.. l., . - ,ro,o,,o,
The name OF Patrick Maloney Is to be presented
-. ~ STATE Convention for state Treasurer.
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WANT BRyANITE FOR GOVERNOR.

schenectady, \. Y. Sept lo.-The Schenectady
80, pemocratic Convention. held In this city
49,, afternoon elected the following delegates to
~, c,,,e Convention: Daniel Naylon. Jr.. Martin
t ~ "rd Peter Weber The silver men were APP
Entity In control Of the convention ana Passeu
ISOLATION that the delegates vote only LOT All
d n, 80 mi Bryanitc for Governor.
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AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR SHOCKED.

Neu.I>ondon. Conn. Sept. 1O-The news OF
81. assassination OF the Empress OF Austria
,,os er,t learned by Ambassador Hengelmuller
,yho with his suite. has been spending the sum
49, her. through The Associated Press report
The Ambassador was seen at his cottage al
,,oa,,o, and when told OF the tragedy was COM
,o.o,,, overcome He was Informed Of all the
r.n. ~ far as learned. and It was plainly ap-
-. ,h., news OF the tragedy was a great
s,,ocL 70 him. He declined to talk upon the ar
fair Mt the time.
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NAMED BY ONEIDA COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

Rome y Y, Sept 10.-The Democrats OF Oneida
County held their convention In this city to-day
Tho following nominations were made; For state
sr,,or Thomas d. watkins Of Utica; District
Attorney ] w Ray Hi. OF Utica. County Judge,
II r SearIe Of Rome. Special County Judge W. 3
MackIn of Whltestown: Coroners, Dr. j. Is. Brown,
y, t'fica and Or Medina Preston. OF Sangerfeld.
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DIED IN A FEW MINUTES.

Berlin Sept. 10.-The Empress OF Austria had
been staying at the Hotel Beau Rivage for sew
eral days It was at first thought the wound
was not serious. but she died in a few minutes
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FEARS FOR THE EMPEROR.

London. Sept. 10.-Grave fears are already
expressed here regarding the erect ~hich 'ne
assassination Of the Empress may nave upon
the Emperor of Austria, whose health mas never
recovered from the blow OF Crown Prince hu-
dolph's tragic death. II Is known that his
Majesty lately has been very feeble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES CHOSEN.

Seneca Falls y. Y. Sept. l0.-The Democratic
emit. Convention I'm session Mt Seneca Falls to-
dav elected Chauncey L. Becker. Henry Stowell
and william II Kim delegates to the state Con,
vnntion No resolution Of INSTRUCTIONS was passed
and the delegates are unpledged
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EMPEROR STARTS FOR GENEVA.

Vienna Sept 10.-Late this evening Emperor
Francis Joseph started for Geneva by special
train
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NO NEWS AT THE CONSULATE
No word o. the assassination OF inc 'a.,an oon-
..,-,a as received at the Austro-H Hungarian con-
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A SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS

AT Prices That Cannot Be Duplicated Later On
An Bargains that cannot De
added because their ne"nesS
the
bu make
youas 4 Il
Special
designs and
heavy quality
yards pcca
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Ga, Vonhp 4 arfianda Ia magnfica fncs
w SVuhV " VI1vUNu one DOsfa al uue sus.


cribe en- los campos de Toa baja, Immediate al
puente de los Reyes Cat6licos equidistante de
este pueblo de los de Toa-alta, Vega alta y
Dorado, con carretera desde la misma casa al
de Bayamon. Los terrenos destinados pas
tos, estan dividdos en- diez cercados, de alan
bre, con estacones dc maderas escogidas en- los
monies de la finca, perfoctamente oonserva-
dos. Tiene dos rsnohones, de ceroa de Glen
metros de extension, para ordehar las vacas,
colocar los becerrosy y con chiqneros para la
orianza de oerios. Estos ranchones techades
de zinc. La casa de reoiente construction,
mixta, es de las mas c6modas hermosas do la
isa, pues tiene hsata un hermoso bailo de mar
mol, trafdo de Geneva. El servicio de aguas,
ademas del dc una bomba colocada en- su ajiibe
Sc hace por I'M nolino dc viento perfectamente
montado. Para tratar con ell duelo, dirigirse
d la fnca expresaia en- esta capital, Tetuan 7,
altos, ell casa de los seiiores Cereceio HERNIA
nos = oompailfa. Tambian Sc admitiran pro-
posioionea para la vents de todo ell ganado de
crianzs, compuesto de vacas jovenes, y con los
coIores negro amarillo indistintamcnte. -
Puerto Rico, Febrero de 1e9s.-Jos6 Marta
Sanjuon. 81
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INFORMAC|0N P0R CABLE
fSvvicio especial de LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA).

fServicio especial de LA CoRREsPoNDENclA).
San Thomas. 10 de Enero
Las ult1nas notlcias que Sc han
re-ibl1o de Nueva York en- esta lsla,
dicen que ell general Bl nco gober-
.nador dc la lsla de Cuba, de rsgreso
|para Ia Hab. ma. prOceden~e de las
Iprovinclas orlentales ha llegado a
Nuevitas Sc propone pasar desde
Ialn a Puerto Principe, Capital del
C msguey, cleese que con obj to de
eelebrar una entrevista con Ell tltula
Ido gen raj Masso que Sc dice esta
|autorlzado para negociar la paz.
La noticia de S, acion que aqul
Icircula, basada en- los ultinos despa
chos recibldos, SO retlere al possible
|enbarco del generalislno Maxlmo
|Gomez que Sc asegura Va para Niue
~. York, con objeto de celebrar con-
fsulta, Sobre los SuceSos oel d1a con
|la junta reve lucionarla establecida
len aquell-, ciudad
En- Ell vapor .Reina Maria Cristi-
kna. han llegado a la Haoana treinta
[j+fes y of1ciales y mil cuatroclentos
|cAncuenta lndivlduOs de tr0pa.
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ESCUELA De AR1ES Y OFIC|OS
CLASSES Y TALLERES

Se dvisd: - A los sefores solicitan-
tes de mstrfcula q esta escuela, que no han sido
rcconooidos por el medico del Asilo de Benefi.
ceEcIa, para que pasen llenar dicho requisite
da media 9 do la tarde, durante les dfas
no, IL IL On ell estab'ecmiento referido
&c A los solicitantes que no han presen-
tsdo certifcado de aptitud J conocimientos de
lnstruccidn primaria, psrA que concurran d
txsminsrse desde el IA al II inclusive de u
10 de la noche en- Ell local. Cruz NUN. 90 (atos)
MATRICULAS.
Desde ell II al l9 inc'usive &c entregaran
las matricu'as en- el local exprosado Cruz mum.
30 de 10 dc 10 nocne.
NOTA: Con el presento anuEcio Sc cierrs
en ahsoluto lf conyocstoria de matrfculs para
|esta escuels, asi c. mo desde el 20 inclusive en-
|adeisnte quedara cerrsdo el rcgistro de alumnos
|de 10 misms.
Puerto Rico, Q dc Febrero dc 1sos.--E
|Saoretsrio, - JOSE ESCUDE 3 2
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NOTICIAS

-. En- vista de los vientos favorablea de
concordia que soplan en- esta capital entire la
famiIia autonomista, hemos creido oportuno
no pub icar algunos remitidos y comunicados y
aln algunas noticias recibidas por el correo de
anoche, otras que tenfamos en- cartera de fe'
chas anteriores que tienen relacdn con la
poIttica candente de los iltimos dfas Creemos
oportuna esta determination como medic de
evitar susceptibili1ades que puedan engendrar
rozamientos inconvanientes Ell estos momentos
~ Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la
vista dc nueatro amigo don Carmelo Pastor,
importante vecino de Vegsbaja, quien de-
seamos grata estsncia en- esta ciudad.
~ Segdn leemos en <El Liberal, en-
Utuado se dice que el secI etario suspense de
aquel ayuntamiento don Marcelino Andino, se'
ra llevado los tribunales por falsedsd en- do
cumento pablico. Lastima que haya desapa'
reoido GEL Pigmeo'' para que nos hablasen
ahora de austriacantes y marinos.
**.S Sc cree generamente en- esta capital
que maiiana pssado aparecera en- la <Ga'eta,
los nombres de los se6ores que oompondran ell
primer gsbinete insular de Puerto Rico Ha
venido aprobado de Madrid tai como 10 pro-
puso por cable Ell general Macfas.
sBA todos los que quieran hacer un bo.
nito regalo, les aconsej amos vsiten la acredita.
da "Joyerfa Tinaud." Todo 10 mejor y de
mas novedad que Sc fabrica en- Paris, 10 aca-
ban de recibir allf. En- alhsjas, las hay de
todas clases, desde las modestas de orc plata,
hasta las mas rcas con brillantes piedras pre-
ciosas. Nuevo surtido en- lentes espeiuelos
de ORC nikel con s'cristales dc Roca jejftima. y
Portamonedas de plata de ley. Relojes "Ti-
maud Patent y de todss clares. Unicos impor-
tadores de los Reguadores "Universal" que
tienen Sun ano de cuerds' que tants acepta-
cion han tenido. Precio SO pesos uno, garsn-
tia cinco ahoe. En- cabiertos de plata 2 de
ley Christohe, juegos de cafe, centros de
mesa escribanfas infnidad de artfculos de
novedad, el surtido es colossal. D.
-. Ell se1or Munoz Rivera, presi iente del
partido liberal autonomsta, esta recibiendo
constsntemente telegramas de felicitaci6n de
todos los pueblos de la isla, con motive de la
soluci6n de couco1dia que did por resn!tado la
possible constitution del primer gobierno inra
lar de Puerto Rico, compuesto por e!ementos
aptonomistas de ambss fracciones. El dcseo
de ani6n ooncordia entire ambos elementos
aigue tomando cada vez mas cutrpo en- toto el
pals.
-. De Vcga,baja vieneu destinadas 4 la
publicidsd las siguientas lfneas: <kl conner
clio ha cerrado sus puertas los empleados; y
como este comercio esta tornado en- u mayor
parte por sauellcs individuos dc; aynnta:niento
que tan NAL parade 10 han dejado, los emplea
dos 70 cobran, : los del comercio Sc rfen,
porque como siga ests situaci6n, (que no se'
guirA, porque nuestro alcalie Sc empeha en-
elio), los empleados tendran qne moTirse de
hambre renunciar Gus destinos. Conste que
los empleados son libsrales y el comercio con
servador.,
-. Seghn nuestras noticias, al acto del
juramento de los seeretarios del gobierno insu
lar que tendra lugsr msflsns, como en- otro
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EMpResA QE COCHeS

Ia gran Empvaaa de Coches de los sefiores
IMASSO Y RAMIREZ dc Cayey, hs rombradc
Pgente eu ct Cspltsi don Benito Za'duondo,
que" ando instaada dicha agencia en- su eatsble
pimiento LA LUNA San Francisco 35, esquna
Cruz y frente la Piaza dc Armas.
Coohes para Caguss, Cayey, AiboDito, Ccamo,
|Bsi1os de Cosmo, Santa Isabel, Juana Diaz, Pom
Ice, Guayams, Arroyo, Salinas Aguas .hueDas.
Precios sin competopcia
Telefono ndu ero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene una combina
|pi6n especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos ooches disposition del pablico,
8 Ia hors que los neceste. ~.
Recu6rdese 10 direction: establecimiento
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