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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL l. 1895.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL l, 1885.
ARRIVED
steamer Albemarle, Glover, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Old Domin-
ion Steamship Company.
Schooner Utopia, Wagner. Barbados.
West Indies molasses; Union brokerage
Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves, Norfolk.
merchandise and passengers; Virginia
Navigation Company.
steamer Yemassee. O'Neii. Philadei-
phia. merchandise and passengers; clyde
Line. 49,.
Philadelphia; railroad ties.
PORT OF BERMUDA HUNDRED. VA.
APRIL l. 1885.
QBy telegraph
SAILED.
Schooner John A. Beckerman. Perry,
loaded with lumber for New York.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL I.
By teiegraph.)
ARRIVED.
Schooner Estelle. Salem.
Schooner Kate b. ogden, New Bedford.
steamer Bengere Head, Londonderry.
steamer Flensbury. Norfolk.
Barge Mercedita, Boston
SAILED.
Steamer Vera, Manchester.
steamer Lovertaker. Rotterdam ana
Amsterdam.
steamer Adra Boston, England
Steamer Strathgyle. Norfolk.
Steamer orion, Boston
Barge Macaulay. Boston
Barge Ringleader. Boston.
schooner Estelle. Bangor.
Bark j. W Eiwel, Vera Cruz.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL I. is9S.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED. 2
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more: passengers and general cargo
Steamship Elm City. Haynes. Malta
ponl river landings; passengers ana gens-
raj cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. hsit's
more. passengers and general cargo
Steamship Finn City. Haynes. Malta
poni river landings; passengers anu sene-
raj CARGO.
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The Epworth leagues Of Richmond and
Manchester will hold a "Collyer-Day"
rally at BroadStreet Methodist church
next Tuesday night at o'clock. Mr.. f.
w. Bandy will preside. This meeting will
be Of great Importance TO the young
Methodists of this city and Manchester.
The programme Is as follows: Hymn,
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name;
Prayer, Rev. j. 5. Peters; Scripture Read
ing, Rev. r. +. Gayle; Hymn, Onward
Christian Soldiers; Two-Minute Reports
from Leagues General Condition, Out
look for Future, Present Membership Z.
jefferson Berry secretary; Facts from
the Field, Rev. w. b. Beauchamp;
Friends to the Front, Rev. h. III. Raw
lings; Furnishing the Funds, Mr.. w.
Reginald Walker; Solo, IF | Were a
Voice." Mr. II. s. Watkins; Prayer; DoX-
ology; Benediction.
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For Bicycle Riders:
HISTORICAL DUELLING ARMS.
RevoIvers With one OF Which q.
DromgooIe Killed ID. Digger.

ORaleigh. ". c., Post)
The State Museum was yesterday
presented with a historical and valua-
BILE pair OF duelling revolvers.
The -evolvers were the ones that were
used by Hon. G.. C. Dromgoole and Mr.
Daniel Digger in 1897. near CASTOR, in a
duelHng-match In which Mr.. Digger lost
his life
The reyolvers were loaned 10 the Mu-
scum by Thomas =. Deversux, and were
secured through the instrumsntality or
the highest and most perfect type or
workmanship. 1t Is difficult to realize
that such splendid revolvers were made
prior to 1887. They are OF Belgian make.
highly POLISHED and finished. and the
names OF the manufacturers are inlaid
i'm length. and weigh "a pounds each.
leather case, which contains
mahogany box as a receptacle for the
duelling arms. accompanies them. There
is a full supply OF caps and balls.
The exhibit will doubtless prove one OF
the most interesting I'm the Museum.
from historical standpoint. Something
OF the history that attaches tn the re-
volvers will be OF interest just now Hon.
George c. Dromgoole killed Mr.. Daniel
Digger about November. 1887 six miles
from CASTOR, N. G. This duel arose from
supposed insult given by Digger In
the presence OF ladies. The parties
stood four PAGES apart. and Digger re-
ceiyed a ball i'm his side about three
inches below the armpit and lived
until the next morning. He was a ma
tive OF Brunswick county. Va. Drom-
goole was a son OF Edward DromgoQle.
Methodist pioneer OF Virginia and North
Carolina He was a student at the Unit
versity Of North Carolina in 1914. After
this unfortunate AFFAIR be supported the
widow OF Mr.. Digger and educated his
the late Captain John T.. Digger. OF
Warrenton, both OF whom graduated at
the University OF North Carolina. Drom-
goole became Speakc. OF the Virginia
Senate and a member OF Congress from
that State-1S35-H. lA3|H. He died In
1Stf
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PURCHASE OF DANISH ISLAND.
Proposition Withdrawn, In View of
SENATE Differences.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The Senate
spent the entire day almost In executive
session, discussing the report presented
Yesterday from the Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations Tor the acquisition OF
the West India islands owned by Den
mark. and the session was closed by the
practical withdrawal OF the resolution by
Senator Lodge. its author. He stated
that the debate had developed such a
wide difference OF opinion In the Senate.
where there had heretofore been such
unanlmity that he would not further
press the matter at a time when the
President needed the support Of senators
of all parties.
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THE SPRING TURF.
Opening OF the Races at Nashville
Good Weather.

Opening OF the Races at Nashville
Good Weather.
NASHVILLE, TENN. April 1.-THE
opening OF the races here to-day was
favored by clear weather.
First race--six furlongs-sligo q to 81
won, Alouette 60 to and TO y second.
Nimrod a TO u third. Time. Lao.
Second race-for 2-yeav-olds, half a
mile-W. Overton Is TO 81 won. Buckner
Is TO 1 and 10 ID second, Ben Viking
Is TO II third. Time, SO.
Third northumberland prize. mile and
an elghth-Isabey "a TO u won. Presbyte-
rian Il 10 and OUT second, w. d. Ham
iton "a 10 y third. Time. 20l ~
Fourth race--slx furlongs--Lady Dole
full "A to y won, Overflow q 10 l and 3
TO u second. Massacre Is 10 u third
Time. 1:l9 "a.
Fifth race-seven furlongs-Mamie Cal
Ian 6 TO ~ won. Maggie q to l and 10
81 second Rill Dawdy "A 10 u third. Time.
Lac 60
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A DIscoURAGING EXHIBITION.
Hall Game Between Our 'vnrsft1es
aud the PnntOps Lads.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, April L.
Especially -VirsInia's team gave very
discouraging exhibition of ball playing
this afternoon In the game with Pantops.
The grounds were In excellent condi-
ton, and as Virginia plays Lafayette's
strong team tomorrow, q fast game was
looked for. The rooters were, however,
doomed TO disappointment. Not until the
firth inning did the 'Varsities begin TO
bat, but after that they hit heavily,
scoring three nome runs. Mccormick
pitched a very good game for Virginia,
striking out eight men and giving only
two bases on balls. For Pantops Gregory,
an old North Carolina man, and Craw-
ford did the best work. Crawford allowed
Virginia no hits for the first three in
nings, and gave but one base on balls.
His hitting was also good. Score:
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MIR. CardweIrs Funeral This Morning

The body of Mr. David A. Cardwell,
whose death in Columbia, 5. c., was told
of In these columns yesterday, will reach
here this morning at o'clock over the
Southern railway, and the funeral will
take place from the depot. The service
at the grave in Shockoe Cemetery will be
conducted by Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. Hoge.
Mr.. Thomas S. Crew died yesterday
morning at II o'clock at his residence.
No. 1920 Venabls street. The funeral will
take place from Hoge-M Memorial church
this afternoon at o'clock.
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BEFORE THE wOMAN's CLUB.
Mr.. BeIloc Delivers an Interesting
illustrated Lecture on Paris

Monsieur Hilaire Belloc gave ms nrst
lecture at the woman's Club last night.
He dwelt first on the fact that Paris Is
one OF the few cities whose origin is as
tInctly known. The great idea of Paris Is
its continuity. After talking OF the be-
einnines Of he city and the blrta OF
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Summary: Two-base hits-Gregory and
Collier Three-base hits-Collier and Bon
ney. Home-runs-COllier Bonney, and NAL
lory Passed balls-Mangum. /; Martin 2.
Bases on balls-Off Mccormick, 2; off
Crawford, 4. Base hit by balls-By Nc
Cormick L. by Crawford, /. Struck out
BY Mccormick, s; by Crawford. 6. Left
on bases-Pantops, 8; Virginia, s.
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noon and concludes her engagement with
Richmond Monday afternoon.
With the Baltimore club are several
newspaper-men. representing the Balti-
more dailes. Mr.. +. Patterson is con-
nected with the Sum- Mr.. ]. NJ. Cum
mings, the News. and Mr.. ]. II. Ander-
son, the American.
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Emporia Post-Omce Robbed.

EMPORIA, VA, April 1.-(Special.)-
The post-office at this place was robbed
last night. The loss In stamps and
money Is about 500. There is no clue
IN the offenders
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MZs;s :sM.sss ;;;S,;sz17 mr.,
Great Kid-GIove Sale.

100000 Pairs Of Kid Gloves
were sold at auction by Vest
heimer Brothers, New York.
We were the only Richmond
buyers. The selling of our big
purchase is now going on.
AT 40c. PAaR--Great assortmenfs Of
Ladies Fine Kid Gloves. worth Soc, -,
and s1.25 pair.
AT soc. PAIR-Great assortment Of
Ladies Kid Gloves. worth 81. SIS.
and $50 pair.
AT csc. PAIR-20-Button-Len Mos
quetaires-Cream and white-worth
$50
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Orders for printing sent 20 the Dssp&tcn
Company win DO given prompt attention
and tho style Of work and prices Va
b sure 20 please you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02

Summary: Earned runs-Richmond, /;
Baltimore. 1. Three-base hits-McGann.
Two-base hlts-Leahy. McGraw. McGann.
First base on errors-Richmond z; baiu-
more. 2. Bases on paiis-on kitson' z;
off Hoffer. 2. Lett on oases-hicnmond'
s; Baltimore. G. Struck oui-by hitson'
4; by Hoffer, !. Bases from being hit
stencil Clark. Double plays-Hughes
20 clark: Leahy to Klopf TO Lutenburg;
Eatr 10 Lutenburg Stolen bases-Kain,
Hess. O'Brien Time of game-l hour and
"a minutes. Umpire-Mr. Tate.
THEY PLAY AGAIN TO-DAY.
Baltimore plays here again this after
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-02

we offer you the choice of about
a hundred Serge Top Coats,
strictly all-wool, cut and made
in the latest style, durably lined.
value.
we shall sell Covert Cloth Top
Goats, that outside Of our stock
you cannot match for less than
80; and we believe even at that
lts better made; for this was
o fashion and true TO quality.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
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In the Basement To-Day

there will be sold 100 AGATE TEA
POTS, 2 and S-QUART SIZE, AT
IOc EACH. Regular prices are 40 TO
5Oc
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Cuerpo do |ngenieros
OMPANIA DE TELEGR1FOS

ANUNCIO. -Acordada por la Junta eco
Monica Ia adquisici6n de las prendas efectos
en- Ell numero lotes que se re!acionap, los que
deseen hacer proposiciones, concurriran ell dfa
10 de Febrero, las 10 de la ma6ana, q Ia Co
mandancia de 1ngenieros, despacho del Ter.
Jefe, exhibiendo ante Ia Junta las matrfoulas
Correspondientes al ramo de comercio, industria
oticio que sc relacione con las prendas efec-
tos que &c deseen contratar, asf como los pode.
res legalizados 81 fueren representatives apo
derados. Depositsran en- poder del Presidente
las muestras tipos con los pliegos de PROPOSE
clones, marcado todo con una contrasena Official,
sin que fguren los nombres de los interesados
nj Ia razon social y remitiran al mismo, bsjo
sobre cerrado, la citada contraseha, expresando
los nombres casas de comercio que CORES
ponde.
Cusndo Is superioridad apruebe 10 propues-
to por la Junta, Sc notciara 4 los agraciados
para su conocimicnto entraga en- Csja como
garsntfa de cumplimiento del contrsto, ell 5 por
100 del vaor de 10 adjudicado csda uno, cuyo
dep6sito quedara d favor de aquela ST no se
hacen las eDtregas en- la forma en- los plazos
estipulados.
FL pliego de condolences sc halls de mani.
fiesto desde ell dfa de hoy, de 8 8 IL de la ma
hana, en- la Comandancia de Ingenieros, despa.
cho del Ter. Jefe.
NOTA:-El importe de la publication de
este anuncio sera por cuenta del contratista
quien sc adjudique Ia contrats
RELACION QUE Sc CITA
Prendas.-1sr. lote-Camisas, 200. Cal.
zoncillos, 200. Fluses rayadillo, $50.
2e: Tote. Camisetas. 500. Cuellcs, 200,
Pafuelos de mano, 200. Tohallas, so. Corba-
tas, 5O.,
s.: lote.-Alpargatas (parea), 200. Zapa'
tos (pares), 100. Cehidores, SO.
Is. Tote. --Cuchsras, SO. Fiambreras com.
pletas, SO.
Puerto Rico, 81 de Enero de 1898. - El
Comandante Ter. Jefe, Rdyena 3-3
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Gdcetd Official de hoy
Circular los alcaldes municipales de Ia
Isla, que dice asf:

Circular los alcaldes municpaes de Ia
1sla, que dice asf:
<Enterado ell Excmo. sefor Gobernador
general de que por parte de a'gunos particula
res Sc han vuelto poner en- circulation fchas
con valor metalico determinado, las cuaes SO
usan en- las trausacciones sin autorizaci6n al.
guns, dando con clio lugar que re promue.
van des6rdenes y perjuicios que debsn evitarse,
por acuerdo fechs del actual, hs tenido
bien dispoDer Sc recuerde los sefores Alcal.
des de la isla ell mas exsctc cumplimiento del
decreto de este Goberno de l. Q de Diciembre
de 1884, publioado en- la <Gaceta Official, del
siguiente dia 2, asf como que Sc proceda la
Immediate recogida inutilizsoion de dichas f.
chas, dando cuenta del resultado.
Al propio tempo ha dispuesto dichs SUI
perior Autoridad que & los contraventores &c
les impongan las multas correspcndientes den.
tro de los lfmites que Ia Ley senals, en- case
de que no Sc hsgan efectivas, &c de cuenta /
los Juzgsdos respectivos para los efectos con
siguientes.
Lo que de orden de S. E. comunico UU.
para So conocimiento Immediate cumplimiento.
Puerto Rico, de Febrero de le9s.-E!
Secretario del Gobierno General, Benito Fran
cid.
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~. Gualdrapas de feltro, especffcos do
Humprehs, seda negra dc otros dolores,
grecas para cafe, pasta para limpiar metales,
olavos para herrar, papel cuadriculado y
comeroa, hilo de oartas, hoialata, papel de
ftro, olsvos de bropce, lonas para buques,
remos para botca, venden, & preclos sin COM
petencia, Orcasitas = Soliveras, cruz, n1mero
7, Capital
w. De nuestro corresponsal en- Camuy:
sAnoche &c llev6 efecto el asalto los espo-
SOS MILAN. Todo 10 que sc Olga de esta ties-
ia es pAlido ante la realidad. llabfs sehoritas
de la capital, de Arecibo de lIatilo, do Que
bradillas de Camuy. Mas de 200 personals
invsdieron la morsda de los galantes csrilo'
EOS esposos, que So multipicaban por atender q
todo Dulces, corvezs, loorcs, vinos, en- fin
ia mari, fu6 10 que aIlt Sc derroch6 Gratfsi-
mos recuerdos ha deiado en- todos los animos
esta espl6ndida fiesta, que aurd hasta las cinco
de Ia maiana. Otra ,osa Las sehoritas Go
mey cantaron esta mailans una m!sa en- la pa
rroqnis do este pueblo. 10 hicieron de mo4o
sublime. Demostrayon roaeer una voz eXtensa,
dulce, de timbre yer tadeTamente snge!lcal
s:X5"ABASTO PUBlCO.-~i.a casne DO
res, Be expenderA mafians CD esta capital 80
oeutavos e kilO.
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ESCUELA De ARTES Y OFIC|OS
CLASSES Y TALLERES

Sc dvisd:-- Q A los sefiores solcitan
tes de matrfcula esta esouea que no han ado
reoonocidos por 81 medico del Asilo de Bene6'
cencis, para que pasen l!enar dicho requisite
De y media de Ia tarde durante los dfas
40, l 10 en- ell establecimiento referido.
g. los solieitantes que no han presen.
tado oertifoado de aptitud conocimientos de
instruction primaria, para que concurran
examinarse desde el IA al II inclusive de
10 de la noche en- e local, Cruz mum. 90 (a'tos).
@= MATRICULAS
Desde ell II al 10 inclusive SO entregaran
las matriculas en- ell local expresado Cruz mum.
20 de 10 de la nocne.
NOTATION ell presente anuncio Sc cierrs
en- absolute le convocatoria do matrfcula para
ests escuela, asf c. mo desde ell 20 inclusive en-
adelante quedarA cerrado Ell registro dc aumnos
de Ia msma.
Puerto Rico, de Febrero de 1s9s.-El
Seoretsrio. - JOSE ESCUDE 81
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Ell comite provincial del partido liberal
LA SESSION DE ANOCHE

Anoche Sc reuni6 Ia session permanente del
Comit6 provincial liberal Asistfan los sefio-
res Hernandez Lopez, Acui1a, Palacios, Ro'
man, Coll, Soler, Amsdeo, Cuevas, Georgetti,
Masferrer, Aponte Matienzo.
Sc concedi6 la palabra este tllti mo para
que diese conocer sus imlresiones y, en- un
largo eocuente dscureo, defendi6 la conve-
nienoia do que la union de iberales y autono-
mista go realico sin tardauza.
FL sefor Aponte propuso que sc coLvo-
case al comite provincial.
Hablaron, uno por uno, todos los concu'
rrentes, dsndo la misma nota: la de Ia union
de autonomistas y liberales en- un solo partido
regional.
Resumi6 ell selior Muioz Rivera y mani
fest6 su jubilo ardentfsimo al contemplar Ell
unanime prop6sito de la Secci6n permanente;
declare que en- Glen ocasiones el partido liberal
propuso la concordia absolute; record6 que el
Comit6 provincial inhafa siempre para que en-
los periodicos y en- los <meetpg, no SO creasen,
con la injurfa la nvectiva, obstaculos la
fraternidad, que juzga buena & indispensable;,
aluli6 gu discurso de Mayegiiez en- que AFR
maba que ell pacto con ell sefior sagasta puede
romperse por 10 mismo que no es condici6u
anica de Ia existeuoia del partido liberal; ley6
la copia de una carta dirigda por 81 al senior
Minstro de Ultramar, en- uno de los ultimos
correos: dieha carta aluie Ell probIema de Ia
ruptura del pacto, proponendo que Sc autorioe
desde luego q los liberales para prescindir de
sus compromises; dio conocer parrafos muy
sstitfactoros del Sr- Moret cabegramas muy
reoientes del sefior Canalejas, que traen alien
tos grandes & la causa liberal, y concluy6 ma.
nifestando, en- tonos sentidos hondamente
sinceros, que 81 su condici6n de jefe del partido
es un obstaoulo para la union, debe presoiudir.
sc de el, poniendo por encma de todo ell bien
de la patria.
Los oradores cxpresaron su frme prop6si-
to de verifcar los futures actos de concordia,
sin omission nj sscrfco de la personalidad y di-
reccion del senor Mufoz Rivera, porque vfncu-
la la dignidad del partido porsls merecimien.
tos ante el pals.
Sc acord6 la corvocatoria del Comite
provincial en- peno para ell dfa . del corriente
mes,
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90 toca de teroiopelo verde aorido con tres
tufos de vioetas de terciopelo.
A las piedras preciosas va suceiiendo el
uso del orc mate y del orc esmaltado en- tonos
do varios coloros; como prendedores de los
trajes de bais las mariposas con cusrpos de
diamantes y alas esmaltadas con toda case de
co,ores.
Hay que yer Paris en- el mes de Enero:
brillan os tcatros, los salones, los boulevards;
es una via lAotea de gssee, encajes, prcnderfas;
un efroufrou,, digamoslo saf, de fuegos arti-
ticisles que surgeon de los eombreros, de los COZ.
pifos, dc las faldas; un relampsgueo dc toilets;
un ascua de GRO.
Es el mes de bsnquetes saraos, entire los
que sc han destacado el del oonde de Tornielli,
eli de la rena dofla Isabel III, el de los embaja.
dores de los Estados Unidos, el de Ia sefora de
Krecoski los dc otros personsjes de la mas
noble alcurnia'
Con tu!es mariposas parece que ha reto.
IIado la primavera. Pero sigue helando de fir.
me en- la casa del pobre,... 0
Y como 81 las heladss no fuesen bastante
las extraoriinarias Dieblas que 81
guen hotando sobre PARIS, contribuyen pode-
rosamente al triste mstiz de esta sombrfa esta.
ci6n. Nieblas como estas--dcen los viejos-
jamas sc han visto.
Hacfa faits tener toio el merecido afecto y
la merecida consideration que Sc tiene en- casa
por Ia fdmiia de mi amigo Enrique Cabrera
para que nos resolvieramos, mi compaf1era y
20, 4 vaiear las nieblas del largo espaoio que
separa Bois Colombes de la Estaci6n de
Orleans, por donde desaparecieron anoche,
despu6s de sentido adios, la sehora la sehorita
de Cabrera dejando un verdadero vaofo en- la
oolonis hispano americana. 81. Porque la
senora es buena, afectuosa discreta como pocas
damas la g'ntil Maria es un <bijous; inteli-
genie, cults, con cultura que sole SO adquiere
en- Paris; schic,, con sohic, mundane que tam.
POGO Sc adqniere fuera del ssfalto; bonita y
distuguids, honrando d Puerto Rico donde
quiera que apareoe su elegapte slueta. Porte.-
rriqueha por ell fondo del alma y parisiense por
la forma artistics, Maria Cabrera es miel sobre
hojue'as. iBendits sea la terra que da tales
primores, felices los padres que saben cuidar.
los hacerlos desarrollar, travss de las diff
cultades de la vida, como rosas en- invierno!
(Continuara) LUIS BONAFOUX. .
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EMPResA. De COGHES

La gran Empresa de Coches de los sehores
MAssO Y RAMIREZ de Cayey, ha nombrado
agente en- ests Capital don Benito Zalduondo,
quedando instalada dicha agencia en- su estable'
cimiento LA LUNA, San Francisco 35, egquins
4 Cruzy frente la Plsza de Armas.
Coches para Caguas, Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo,
Bahos de Coamo, Santa Isabel, Juana Disz, Pon.
oe, Guayama, Arroyo, Salinas Aguas buenas.
Precios sin completeness.
eB Te!6fono nuuero 24O.
NOTA: Esta empresa tiene ura combina
ci6n especial que permite tener siempre en- esta
Capital buenos coches disposition del pdblico,
la hora que los necesite.
Recuerdese 10 direction: estabecimiento
Ella Luna, plaza de Armas, Capital 3O-5
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P A ST V 0
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Los irgreSos que tuvo Ia scciedsd por abo'
nos de bienes psrtlculares, ascendieron q
500, O5s43, y por subvenci6n del ayuntam!ento
IS, 1906. que forman un total de S34, ,55S 80,
acusando un aumento de Sl,946.sl sobre 10
ingresado en- 1896 Los gastos ascendieron &
SCI, l05 81 segan estsdo detallado, con ecoDo'
mia de $l45.22 sobre 10 gastsdo en- el aflo an
terror
Los benefcios netos alcsnzados SO eleva 4
la respectable suma de &ll 923.l6, sean
81, ,18S, l3 de sumento foore los del flo 90, a. re
presentan ell 1907 por ciento sobrs ell capital
desembolsado. En- la Memoria no hemos ha'
llado las spicsciones distribution que tendra
la suma de benefioos adquiridos.
La pianta de Ia sociedad resu!ta va insuf'
ciente para atender q nuevas instalaciones, sean
publioas particulares, teniendo que someter!a
turno de yacantes. Esto indioara clararn ente
q los aooionistss que SO impone Ia creac6n de
ampliaciones, en- forma que resuten suicente
para atender q todas las neceaidades. Y 81
pudiese la sociedad abaratar los gastos dc ins.
tslaciones y la tarifa de abonos, seguramente
que duplicarla ell consume.
Envfamos nuestras feiicitaciones los &C
cionistas por el exito rsueho de su ompresa, y
nuestros aplausos la directiva, al director
don Game rsindo Suarez y al administrator apo
dorado don jaime Sire, y d los deras empea
dos principales factofes del exito aloanzado.