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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26
THE TIMES.
WEDNESDAY, OCT 26, 1898.
Vermont News.
Vermont State Sanitary Association

Vermont State Sanitary Association.
The third annual meeting of this associa-
ton will be held at Montpelier October 20.
All interested in sanitation are cordially in
vited to be present and join the association.
The morning and afternoon sessions will be
held in the large committee room at the Cap
itol; the evening session in the representa-
tives' hall. The railroads make a rate of fare
tai and return, during legislative session.
Program: Morning session, II o'clock, H. l..
Stillson, president, presiding.
/. Paper, William G. Bull, architect, Ben
nington, "Sanitary Plumbing and Tests :"
Discussion opened by Col. Fletcher D. Proc
tor of Proctor, Lawrence Griffin of Barre,
and John Calvin of Brattleboro.
AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK.
2. DIR. 10 H, Linsley of Burlington. ever
mont's Provisional Psychological Station !;
Ia J The work accomplished; 20 The sup
port accorded by the Profession aud Public" =.
Discussion opened by DR.. w. j. Aldrich Of
St. Johnsbury; DR.. E. Kirkland of Bellows
Falls; DIR. F. s. Hutchinson of Enosburg,
and DH G. I. Forbes of Burlington.
8. Paper, DR.. E. H. Pettengill of Saxtons
River, "Anti-toxic Serum as a Specific in
P. Grinnell of Burlington; DIR. K. r. Camp
bell of Bellows Falls; DR.. Lyman Rogers Of
Bennington; DIR. w. N. Bryant of Ludlow,
and DIR. P. E. McSweeney Of Burlington.
4. Paper, DR.. j. H. Hamilton, secretary Of
Richford, "The Sanitary Work of the State
Board of Health and its Staff of Health Off
GERS" Discussion opened by DIR. J. H. Jack
son of Barre, and Hon. Fuller G. Smith, St.
Adams. Election of officers and other bust
ness.
i,vENING SESSION, O'CLOCK.
Ex-Gov. W. P. Dillingham;, presiding.
5. Public address, DIR. George M. Stern
berg, surgeon general U. s. A., "Modern
Health Regulations; (a) Vital to the State in
the Preservation of Life; (b) Economy to
the citizen minimizing the ravages of dis
ease.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

that
pe Mountain Renovation
and the
that is claimed for it is actually 0 va
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

nave suffered with kidney trouble for three years.
put after trying many medicines and employing many
cry when your Green Mountain Renovation was recon-
mended -Four weeks of this wonderful remedy en-
tlrely cured mel am riding twenty-five or thirty
miles day in team, when BEFORE owing to pains in nv
Kidneys and back, scarcely able to ride at ALL Your
henoVa5or mas cured me OF what supposed hope
less case. L. T. BEEALAo, Hartford, Conn.,,
1t would be wise for other sufferers to learn
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26
RENOVATOR.
JUS consequences of impure blood

one OF the most serious impure -
is diseased kidneys. VERMON
When the blood impurities such important
organs and them, sign that serious trouble
brewing
Sufferers from kidney trouble should power effect
DIS quickly as possible To effect that will
must be taken purify the blood
Green Mountain Renovation will do you
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

of Lippincott's, GA Triple ENHANCEMENT, -
by Mrs. Burton Harrison, has its scenes
mainly in Spain and England. The hero is
an American, whose course of true love does
not by any means run smooth, but leads him
into safe harbor at last. The tale IS one of
this favorite authors best, and perhaps the
longest which has ever appeared in Lippin-
colts,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

The Noven Der Century gives "Lowell's
Impressions of spain," taken from hitherto
unpublished official dispatches sent by James
Russell Lowell when he was American min
lister at Madrid. The article has predatory
note on Spanish politics by Hon. A. A Adee,
made and retained throughout his mission
the friendship of Seniors Canovas and Silvela,
and his dispatches were often filled with kind
ly bits of court gossip unusual in state depart
ment documents.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-10-26

David Starr Jordan, the distinguished
scientist and government commissioner to
Alaska, opens the November Atlantic by CIV
ing the results of his official experience and
scientific observation OF the many errors of
our management in Alaska,by which the vast
resources of that wonderful country-furs,
food-fisb, timber, mines, etc, have been and
still are recklessly squandered, and wealth
and property needlessly thrown away by the
nation.
Americans will gain new estimate of the
progress which the United States is making
in the appreciation and the cultivation of art
from reading Mr.. William Sharp's descrip-
ton of The Art Treasures of America, re-
printed from the Nineteenth Century in The
Living Age for October 49,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19

Chas. H. Kelly, ArilDcton Rlock
mas the finest line Of crockery and
glassware which are going at less
thau tney are worth Make vour
selection: 5000.
Large Naval Oranges 25 cents a dozen-
New fancy Walnu 10 cen, ner no,,d
at Chas ID. kellys Arlington Block,
heah every word in S. B. Coben's AT
Extra Quality. IL 4. Vienna, all wool
"ia"k+ts, formerly sold at 81 now
90 oo, flne ii 4, Gray. all wool blank
is, formerly Sc SO now SIS Fine
Quality comforters 81. Tn. se Are
o'ie ea'hs JOE PLATr.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
Removal Sale.

The Emporium is almost giving
goods away. A lot Of sli4 h,ly soiIed
/ 4 ply linen collars, 6 for lOc. size y
123, 13, 13s, IA, 144. II. 1S and 49,: 81
lined glnves reduced to 55c; 8 so mems
non-rIppiDg trousers now soc; So so
mems trousers only 81 S5; SO 50 trous.
ers at 80 25; S1S dress overcoat s14 25 :
SIG overcoat now S12; $15 high G n.r
ulster $40; warm Sl2 overcoat at 81 50 ::
Stanley shirts at 4Oc; hop -pickerr
gloves zoe; 81 50 fedoras at 81: SO 81
fedoras at 81 rs. Prices ONLY hold
good at the Emuorlum until We now
into our new quarters.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
COMFORTERS

lhese goods have also got to 90, price is
o"Jec', we want the room-All ON
nlgh grade goods must move. J.,ru.
s'He coinfoiters, filled with white cotton
covered with ezra fine quality material
e."la" p zee - IS for this sale 81 rs each
H,eeaht Colnforters. covered with good
'qoa'''y safaen. flied with pure white
pa; ing. regular price from 81 30 tn 81
'or this sale s. % each.
we are also making big reductions in
all our finer qualities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
HOSIERY

thiidrens black all wool ribbed boss
regular price 35 cents pair, for this sale
:" cents pair. Boys heavy cotton hose,
u'af price % c. for this sale l5c a pair
ooss heavy cotton hose. regular price 25e
. palr. for this sale l2s cents pair.
Ladles all wool black hose. repn,ar
price pair for 81 for this sale sc a pair
Ladies all wool black cashmere hose
feeular 'oc quality, for this sale SOC a nair
Ladies fast black hose, regular price l5c
. pair, for this sale 10 cents pair,
i'aoles last black hose, regular price 3
pair for III, for this sale 20 cents a mir
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
BLANKETS

we are going to close out our en-.
Sure line OF Blankets at treu1endou,
productions. They have got to 90 Sc
,'eaa these prices carefully-FuIl 1o-1
"n''e blankets, regular value S, &C
gan y 90 for this sale s. so a pair
Full 1I-4 white blankets, all wool.
regular values S. so and 50 for this
sale S. IS a pair. i
;, Extra heavy all wool white blan-
kets, extra large size. regular valve
- so 10 sS, for this sale S 75a pair.
"A fuii line of Grey blankets will be
CLOSED out at the same big reductions
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
Like a Bicvcte.


Latest Improvement in sewing
machines The NV rotary motion
ball bearing Wheeler & Wilson. s %
the Cabinet and other styles Just re-
ceived bs Cagwin & Noteware
agents Tor Carson and vicinity
head every word in s. b. Conen's ad
In addition to the large and varied
stock Of footwear carried 1t Ed. Rurl-
lngton's. ne has added a long line of
new goods made especially for his
trade and suitable TO the wants OF his
custom"rs Don't fail to gee his new
nne before you purchase, YOU can
save morey AID get ful! value for
your cash
For Rent or Sale.
hard finished house of six rooms
pantry cellar and water. Five lots. harm
ana woodshed. Apply at this office IF
L. N. Stone, Commissioner of Daed
I"r California. and Notary Public for
''"soy county. Office: Capitol Build
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
DRESS GOODS SPECIAL

Hehnettas, wool mixed. all shades
We're 2oc yard, sale price l5 cents a ward
Fancy Wool Plaids, were 25 cents q
yard, reduced to 121 cents yard.
our line of woolen dress goods in fancy
nsures' regular values from 75c to 81 a
yard, for this sale so cents a yard.
A big line of Fancy Plaids. WOODEN
goods regular values from S5c to 81 so
sard'' for the sale from soc to Soc vrd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
FURNISHING GOODS.

bleached Cotton Crash cents a ward
All Linen Bleached Crash, s cts a ward
Al ilnen checked gloss toweling lOc yd
onoleached Scotch table linel, good
.quHli'V' extra heavy, 50 cents a yard
Extra fine, heavy bordered Table Linen
uholeached, wo tn 75c a yd now 5O. A vd
GOOD qualify Tt key Red Table Linen
20 cents yard.
For this sale we will give a special dis
count "l ~ per cent on all our Fine
P""l'y lah!e Linens. For this sale we
give special discount of 20 per cent on
All Lace Curtains over s. a pai~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
Lost His Thumb.

August Shadler, a University std
lot, met with a serious aud ,ainruI ac.
cidrnt yesterday afternoons at 3 o'clock
$ adler is student in he MechaDi-
Cal department and was at work Wee.
te'day on the planer. He was ylan-
Tag nj ce of inch beard when il
slipped :"d his right thumb came in
contact with the knife. The thumb
WIS badly lacrrated between the two
JOINS an am utation was found nec-
essary. Dr. Lewis was called and the
thumb was disjointeh at its base or
hr-t Joint and removed.
Snadier stood the ordeal bravelv AL
though suff-rins sevsrely, He ex-
Pressed himself to DR. Lewis. that he
would ra ther have the thumb removed
than to have an unsiphtIv
stump remain, SO the job was quickly
done. he young man declining to take
any anesthetics and cody wa.chiog
ne oprration.-R-no Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
GlGANT1C BARGAIN GALE
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICES
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF GOOD. SEAS0NARrr
MERCHANDISE TO BE SOLD THIS MONTH
SOME SILK ITEMS

- inch China Silk, all colors. 25c \ ward
Fancy Brocadei Silk. all the new and
s'yiish l'll effects, were 80 and rs cent q
yard, price now 35 cents yard.
Fancy Brocaded Silks, all The new nat
terms, regular values 65 TO $50 :, y,ra
sale price 80 cents yard.
our entire line of silks in waist pat-
'erns In Roman Stripes, Fancy BrocadeS
all the newest patterns, regular nrice
from 81 25 10 81 so a ward for
70 cents a yard
our entire line of Brocaded Silks 20,
skirts at greatly reduced prices.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
SUNDRIES

adies Wool Mitts regular price Is cts.
for this sale Is cents each.
Ch'ld~ens wool m IS, regular price Is
cents, for his sale Is ce, 8 each.
Adamantine pins y cents paper.
Hair pms cents box.
Eagle pins Genus paper
Coats thread spools Tor % cs,ts
Whale bone castings cents piece
flnlshlng braid. yards pieces. 5 cents
apiece.
Hooks and eyes 3 cards ) cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
A Great Book .

Hills revised and enlarged manuel of
business and social forms, instructions
IN penmanship, letter and shorthand
writing, and should have place in the
home of every business man, merchant.
farmer and society generally. Stats ical.
nnanclal, historical and political data are
especially elaborate. Alaska and mining
shere, are interestingly de cribed and
illustrated. +. \. liA<sEN,
Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
LADIES SKIRTS

we closed out the entire line left from
"a manufacturer who wanted money bis
loss your gain. Note the prices:
Ladies Black Moreen Skirts r.x,,,.
! price 81 %. for this sale Is cents each
Ladies Moreen Skirts, regular nrice
~ 90 for this sale 95 cents each.
haoles Moreen Skirts, regular price
~ 10 - % for this sale 81 45 each.
!adles al: WOO: Moreen Skirts. reenlar
price 81 90 fo- this sale 81 rs.
(, % az ups 2, iadles wool knit skirts reg price
81 ana 81 %, for this sale so cents pi'oe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19

UNDERWEAR
''ao1es Union Suits, wool, regular price,
81 oo, for this sale 81 90 a suit
Ladies Wool Union Suits, regular p,ice
y w. for e.. 10 ~ 25 suit.
o"r ehtlre stocA will he closed ont ,t
big reductions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
CORSETS

N'o "o" childrens corset waisIs, all
e'zes' regular price so and 75 cents each
Tor This sale 35 cents each.
~ doz genuine P. D Corsets No. o.
Always sold at So so pair, in Red only
sor this sale 81 IS pair
special discount of 20 per cent an all
We. Z. Corsets for this week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1898-01-19
STAPLES

Full yard wide unbleached Muslin.
good qua'..y. for his sale cents a ward
run 5a"d w de. 'le,coe'i muslin. good
q"alty, for this sale re ITS va d.
Full yard vide Fruit of the Iocnr
pieached muslin. TO: this sale l3 yd for 81
Full yard wide "Lonsdale., HE ,cbed
mus IN for his sale IA va .dS COR 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30

~. segan leemos en- sEi Correo de Pto.
Rico,s aparecio muerto en- el barrio dc eli
m6n,. on medic del camino, el propietario don
Juan Abreu.
~ Bsjo el epfgrafe clos anteoioa do
Hobson,s refere eLa Lucha,, de Ia Habana,
10 que. aigua: "Hobson ha vuslto q encontrar
los anteojos que tenfa abordo del eMarirmao,s ,
Habfan estado en- podsr dol almirants Csrvera.
Ouando 81 almirante SO encontraba On Anna
polls, 80 10 prsganto por los antsojoa contea
t6 que los habfa dsiado abordo dol s1nfanta
Maria Teresa, Un dfa en- que 81 aqua esta-
ba muy CLARA Hobscn miraba por encima de la
mura del bsroo, 10 pareoid yer una coss que
crey6 sran rua anteojos. So zabalo saltando
por snsima de la mura y snoontr6 quo e objs'
to lus habfs visto, era aqueIlo que duvante
tanto tempo habfa bascsdo. Los snteojos
fueron reoosidos y los snvi6 Nuovs York
unos amigos euYos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30

10 Succession dc don Juan sabater, fue destruida
desaparecio algdn cafe Una mujer que estaba
una pieza do cafe, en- la que 80 encontr6 muerta
Hacienda apareci6 ahorcado los Q dias en- una
piezs de cafe. Este sefor habfa salido & Dol.
tear la finca dcsds Ia mafiaua anterior 4 Ia no.
che dol incendio. Deja el infortunado Amador
Brito, en- Ia mayor miseria, su padre, ciego,
q su madre tullida y dos hermanas dc 9y l amos.
a@x La goleta <Dichosa, ha traido de
Ponce 500 saeos hsrina de trigo, Ss id. caf5,
100 oajas cigarrillos y 80 de f6sforoa.
m"s Aver fueron conducdos al Dep6sito
Municipal los intividuos Carmelo Cruz (s) Po
tale Jose Carbonell por soapechas de que
fuaran ellos les autores del robo dc seis jarro
mes de plsntar flores una carretila de hieyro
pertenecientes al jardin del presidio.
s"* Baio el epfgrafe eSensible desgraoia,
da cueuts sEl Impartial. de Maysghez del
asesinato del doctor don Rosendo r. Prats. lei
oadaver apareci6 en- el trozo dc via comprend.
do entire la aloantsrila de Quebraia de- Oro y
unas oi6negas de Ia hacienda do Heiliger, ocu-
pada por el seior Claramonta. Presentabs dos
heridas de bala, una en- la region del ooraz6n
otra en- la mejilla dereoha. Este d!timo pro
yeotil salio por la frente. Ell doctor Prats des
de que SO ha!laba su fsmilia en- Pefa Cortais
tenfa por costumbre marchar s dicho punto, ge.
neralmente 4 pie, todas las noohes, una yea ter
minadaa sus obligaciones de mediOo titular--A
estos detalles agFega ''El Impsrcal" 10 que ST
que: <El doctor Prats 50 despili6 dc su fami-
liza las eiete en- el campo; suponiendo que
tardaria un ouarto do hora On slegar al sitio en-
que fu4 ssesinsdo, en- csc momento ell veoinda'
rio dc aquel barrio aun no estaba reeogido, por
10 que es de suponerse que slgo debs sabsrse
respecto al orimen. Ssrfs deplorable que ese
delito quedars impune"
~ Manana daremos informes de la Jun
ia do Agricnltores celebrada aver tsrde en- ssta
oasital
~ Nos sapliosn publican 10 siguisnts:
SAyer la una de Ia tarde penetr6 un america
no en- la casa do don Alberto Gonzalez, quien
Sc sncontraba eafermo, = despu6s de reg strar
a'gunas habitaoioncs, sin pregantar nada & la
familis SO soost6 en- una CANA Nuestro citado
amigo que no podfa levantarse, mand6 por gen.
to su establecimiento mercantil, viniendo un
dos smsrioanos que la saxon 50
encontrsban allf, llevan1osalo Embellishments.
Heiaio liaz Navarro Aleg'a1, sa5tg; ssst, csa san
Justo, numero Is, % A-10-7
~ Auunofase on Ponce Ia aparioi6n de- un
nuevo periddico independence titulado sEl
CANON,
~ RI sabado debi6 de embaroar en- Pom
CO para Milan 81 oomisonado que va 1 contra
tar una ccmpaffa de opera que aetusra en- squel
teatro dursnts el py6ximo inyierno.
~ Hemos tenido el gusto &c saludar hoy
q nuestro respectable amigo don Francisco Ma,
rlano Qaiiloues, que Sc enouentra en- esta ca
pitsl. .4...~.s~.
- Aysr tarde entr6 en- nuestro puerto,
procedante de la Habsna el vapor espaaol
<Conde Wifredo, con destino Espsna. Con
dace p;ra essa capital los siguisntes pasajeroa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30

susanna Campos, Bartola Pimentcl, Matilde
Puig hijos, Falipe Olivet, Carlos Gomez
Perez, JACOB G. Acsvelo, Juan de Guxman,
Tomas Bernardini. Lleva do transito l47 pa
sajeros.
va Sc nota en- la oudsd un gran moyi
miento de forasteros, que probable en- sute han
vendo para asistir 8 la asambes.
~. Ha sido nombrsdo comis'odado de
apremlos en- Cagaas don Pedro G. Valdivieso.
..*"* Hoy por 10 mafiana hsmoa reoibido
dc Hamacao ell siguiente despaoho teleyr6Gco:
'CoRREspoNDENcIA. --- Capital. - Amaneci6
nhorcato habitacidn prefsrenoia de esta carcal
Jesda Santiago, Jefs cuairilla de ouatrero; go
suioid5 oon un paho de lienzo que at6 do ana
vor]a de hierro que SO halla en- dicha habita-
ci6n. Ell Corresponsal
~ Por renuaca do don Easebio Santos
miembro asociado del ayuntamiento de Csguas'
hs do ,mhrado para sustituirls don Rafael
de JESUS Osorio.
- Clrcula la noticia de que SO ha, suicj-
dado, shorcaa lose, una coEooida personalidsd
de Mayaguez. Los peri6dicoa de aquella ciu.
dad NADIA dicen de eae hecho que desealfamo,
no SO confirmase.
W.. Durante Ia nocbe del 26 fue quem ida
en- Gaarsguaos, jurisdiction do Ponce, una
casa ds don Francisco Arizona, por una hume.
rosa partida de banaoIeros.
- Fueron dsnunciados anoohe Juan T.,
Martinez 8 Isabel Cabal!ero (s) Ardills, por
riha y esosndalo.
~ Aumenta el ndmero de candidates para
desempefar la Escuela de Benefeencia entire
ellos tgura don jose Eajardo, maestro de ms.
tracoi6n pdblics, con tftulo de honor gracia
nota de sohraaaliente, y ademas presenta otro
tftulo de un ColegiO nacjopal americana So
dice que este joven conoce el ingl6s de una ma.
nera tedricc- -practica con la perfection que es
dada un extranjero. Ha trabajado muchos
ahos como corresponsal intarprete ipgles
professor de dicho iiioma.
~. Las mas elegantes matthias ell meior
surtido de encAjes de todas classes, SO hallan en-
sLos Dependencies, Fortaleza 80. v.
~. Abasto pablico- La oarne de res SO
vendera maiisna en- el mercado do esta capital
81 precio de 80 centavos el kilo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-30
NOTICIAs

- -. Tenemos motivos para saber que O.
general Brook ha tornado y sigue tomando &C.
rias medidas para cortar de raz los actos ds
bandolerismo que SO cometen por algunos cam
pos de la isla. Esperamoa que en- muy brevea
dfas renszca la trsnquilidad = one sean seyera'
mente castigados los crminales que esthn seo'
lando al pafs destruyendo la riqueza publica.
~. Aver un sodado americana que con-
ducfa un caro- por Puerta de TERRA, did un
foetazo un pobre muchacho que estaba para
do en- medic del samino, amenazandolo despues
con un cuohillo. Segan nos dicen, el mucha'
cho no ofsndiS en- NADIA al soldado.
-. Advertimos todas las personas que
por cualquier concepto tengan gus remesarnos
fondoa, que los Billetes de Banoo amercanos
solsmente los recibimos al seEenta por ciento
de premio. IA
~. Sc 4uejan de que Ell correo que lega &
Santurce q las siete dal noche, no ee distri-
buye sino el dfa despues. Como la mayor par
to do los comeroiantes y de las personals de ne
gocios vienen la Capital con los primeros
trenes, 60 atraaa la coDtestaci6n un dfa entero.
De las siete las diez sobra tempo para la
distribution de cartas La Administrator
Central deberfa dar ordenes terminates para
que sc efectue por la nochs, mientrss el correo
llegue antes de las ocho. Cualquier atraso en-
contestar una oarta, puede ocaslouar graves
perjuicos.
~. En- la Gale de la Cruz, numero 23,
donde tene un establecimiento don Constan
tino Sobrino, sc precentaron tres soldados nor.
teamericanos, que oonsumieron bebidas die
ron un billete de dos pesos, msnfestando des.
pu6s que habfan dado uno de cinco. Amena-
aaron al duef1o con cuchillos J rev6lvers. iAh,
SOS.
~. Hemos tenido OCCASION de visitar la
Casa de Hu6spedes que Sc ha establecdo en- Ia
hermosa casa numero "a de la Gale de la Luna
y realmente no deja NADIA que desear. L. re
eomendamos las personas que les guste vivir
bien, al fresco, con comodidad y lagar c6ntrioo.
.**a En- atenc;tn que no existe nipguna
uniformidad en- Ell tipo de en- cambio los Billetes
de Banco amerioanoa en- Ia isla, desds esta fecha
no los admitiremos & mayor tipo del sessnta
por ciento. Lo avisamos nuestros agantes
6-o sgd.
~. Sc dice que algunas de las renuncias
de importantes osrgos conferidos en- estes dfas,
obedeoen que con elias no quedaban satisfe
chas las aspiraciones de los favorecidos.
W.. Hoy. a la una de la tarde, Sc llevsra
efecto en- ell teatre la asamblea anunciada pa
ra designar q los comisionados que iran
Washington. El acto es pdblico tienen de-
recho 4 presentar proposiciones y 4 tomar parte
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