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The evening times., 1898-09-10
STOCKS OPENED STRONG.
Gains I'm the General List Followed
= Opening Operations.

Gains I'm the General List Followed
= ~ Opening Operations.
New York, Sept 10.-There was evil
-dence of Strength in the STOCK market at
the opening this morning.
The general list, with but few excep-
tions. made fractional gains. Trading
opened brisk.
Stocks became irregular shortly after
the opening of the market and nervous
ness again prevailed among traders. At
tacks in different parts of the list were
renewed and prices generally went be-
low first quotations The declines. low
ever. did not exceed fractional limits. Az
ter the first half hour there was general
rally on covering of shorts led by Ameri-
can Tobacco, which went up over per
cent.
In Government bonds the new threes
were is per cent lower.
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Galloupe decided to enter the army again.
He applied to the recruiting officer at
Quincy, ILL.,, and told the story of his pre-
vious desertion- The officer assured him
that he would be given a speedy trial
and light sentence and have a chance to
fight Instead of this Galloupe was plac-
ed under guard and sent to Mcpherson,
where he has been ever since, though sew
tral courts-martial have been held there
at which he could have been tried He
has retained lawyer, who has brought
the matter to the attention of the Presi-
dent and the War Department
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Next senator From Kentucrsy

Frankfort. KY. Sept. 10.-Ex-Senator
Blackburn Is fighting hard for renom-
tnation. hoping to take the seat of Sena-
tor Lindsay. His friends are legion. but
81 is a matter Of doubt If he will be sue
ceSsful
Ex-Congressman Ellis backed up by a
strong array. is making a strong fight,
and may come in as winner. Ellis has
served three terms in Congress. and has
not shown any ambition to serve in the
National Council, but at present is 'in
the hands OF his friends
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GOVERNOR SHAW IN TOWN.
Icwa's Executive Is N Caller Mt
the White House.

Governor Shaw, of Iowa. and Lieut. Col.
Ham. of the Forty-ninth Iowa Volun-
teers, had a conference with the Presi-
dent today. The Forty-ninth Regiment,
which is with Lee at Jacksonville has
been placed on the retained list.
1.-The boys know there is only one
Iowa" said the governor, "and they
would be plad to return to their homes.
But they are soldiers and having received
orders they propose to obey. Our visit
was TO prevent the men from being p'ac-
ed in a false position by persons asking
that the orders be changed. The men are
making no plea. They will obey orders
and do it cheerfully.'
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ROOSEVELT MUST HUSTLE.
Friends of Black Claim the Cover
nor Has 420 Pledged Votes

Friends of Black Claim the Cover
nor Has 42O Pledged Votes.
Albany, N. Y, Sept. 10.-"I am for Gov.
Black, as 1 always have been, and 1
shall use every effort in my power to
bring to him all the delegates from
Kings County" This declaration was
made by Lieut.. Gov. Woodford at the
capitol last night after a long conference
in the executive chamber.
1t was asserted tonight that 42O of the
State convention delegates are pledged to
Gov. Black. This. if true, puts any
stampede of the convention for Roosevelt
out of the question, and prevents any
hope for nominating him on the first bal
lot.
Senator Raines and Senator Krute both
declared for Gov. Black last night.
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SHEATHING THH SWORD
Heroes of Santiago Make Merry
With Friends.
CENSURE FOR THE COLONEL
Men Complain Tint the COmman-
der of the District Regiment Has
Bern Indifferent TO Their Wei
fare-Praise From High Sources
for The Times.

The returned District Volunteers were
in evidence in all sections of the city
today.
blue uniforms, but many had discarded
the regimentals and donned the palmer
Sarh of citizens. The boys visited their
relatives and friends. and renewed old
"a Cciat.ons. which were broken off when
toy left here last May in defense of their
country and flag.
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& CROWD OF SICK SOLDIERS.
Men From Southern Camps Reach a
Northern Haven.

Northern Haven.
New York, Sept. 10.-A mixed crowd of
sick soldiers returning home on furiough,
and sailors en- route from Norfolk to the
Brooklyn navy yard, arrived al the Penn
sylvania Railroad station in Jersey City
this morning. Several of the GONZALES
cent soldiers were still very weak from
the effects of typhoid fever and exposure
in the Southern camps.
They received a good breakfast. after
which they proceeded 10 this city or 10
their homes in the suburbs.
Sergt. G. A. Best, of the First Signal
camp Of the Seventh army Corps was
among the men. He said: In the camp
at Jacksonville the condition of affairs is
deplorable When / left there there were
500 sick in the division hospital OF these
$50 had typhoid fever The great pests
of the camp are the flies. They poison
half Of the food which is provided for the
men. They make life in Jacksonville un-
bearable."
The evening times., 1898-09-10
CoIoneI Pearre,s Cba,ce.

Cumberland, Nd, Sept 1O.-Col George
A. Pearfe late last night named a mass
delegation, Numbering sixty-two. to rep
resent him at the Frederick Congress
ional convention. Col. Pearre is very
happy over his prospects. 1t is con-
tended that he is the second choice of
both Frederick and Montgomery Coun-
ties. e z,
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The Poisoned Candy Case,

Dover, Del, Sept. 1O.-J. D. Deane,
whose wife was one of the victims of
poisoned candy, received telegram from
San Francisco yesterday stating that the
poisoned candy sent to Mrs. Dunning had
been identified by the manufacturer. The
candy was taken West by Detective Nc
Vey.
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Granted a Divorce.

Justice Cox today granted James NJ
Hodges divorce from his wife, Emma L.
Hodges. The complaint in the original
proceedings filed in May. 1897, shows that
the parties were married I'm Alexandria In
July, 1SS5. and that Mrs. Hodges deserted
her husband in 1884.
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DIED.

HUGHES-on Saturday. 5 ptember 10. Is9S. at
GAS a m, ABSLON. beloved husband of Ada
Hughes, in the forty-sixth year of his age
Funeral from his late residence Ills Cd 81 ne
Monday, Sept 1e. 1S9s, at $50 p. m. Item
GRIFFTTH-At Montauk, Sept g. Is9S FRANK
r. GRIFFITH, private, of Co. I. aged twenty
one years and eight months. son Of Walter 8
and Mary c. Griffith, of 6D6 6th St sw
Funeral at First Presbyterian Church IL st
between st. and La. ave-. sunday, Sept H. at
2 p. m. Burial at Arlington Item
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LEGAL NOTICE.
OFiled sept. 9. lsos.-J. R, Young, CiersJ

VI3Fl STPV- . I'7o'--J- X lolIg- CIeTkJ
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA.-Graee W McPhe<0n vs..
Donald Mcpherson. In Equity. No. IS5Of
On motion Of the complainant, By Nr. J.
Altheus johnson, her solicitor, il i, this 9th
day Of September. lS9S. ordered that the
defendant. Donald McPherson. caUse lis ap-
pearance to be entered herein on bofor@ tie
first ruleday occurring forty days aIt.r this day;
otherwise the cause viii be preceded with as
in case of default
The object of this suit is to obtain d,rcIce
from the bond Of marriage n the ground %
cruelty on the part of the defpadIlt Cndang5r-
ing the health of the complainant: PrOvti-d, A
copy Of this order be published before said rule
day once week for three successive wceks in
the Washington Law Reporter and Ike Times.
(Seal) ". :. cox, J.
A true copy-Test:
J. R. YOUNG, Clerk.
By L P. WILLIAMS. Assist mt CLERK
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Gas lights are lighted at 7:A p. m.: ex-
begun at 4:46 a. m. The light
ing is begun one hour before the hour
named. Arc lamps are lighted at 7:O9 p.
m; extfnguished at Sol a. m.
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Tide Table.
City Lights.

Today-Low tide at 2:44 a. m and 3:22
p. M; high tide, at 9:31 a m. and $40 p.
m
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CFiled So. s. 1sos.-J. 3. Youns. 60

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, THE EIGHTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. IS9S-In re Peti.f1n OF Jacob
Moses Weinstein. No. 1921 EguiIy D. -.
o. consideration of the petition 81 herein os
Jacob Moses Weinstein, praying that his name he
changed to Jacob Moses Stem, Z l. his EIts ffI
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. -S9S, adhered hat public
notice thereof be gl zen hy publication OF this or
der once a week N The Washington Times for
three successive weeks.
(SeaI) ". 5. cox. J.
true copy-Test.
J. r. YOUNG Clerk.
BY l. P. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk
seIO.I7,24
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MONEY WANTED AND To LOAN.


WANTED-Need immediate of money and Of
fer small. goOd-renting property; southwest;
rent $40 per month: =. 500; agents ap-
ply. Address PENN. this office. ses-6t
LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL CASH
Invest $50 FIVE years. $50. coo; 500 eight years
81 goo annually; $500 ten years, 500 COO; 81 500
three weeks $40. 900. and over twenty other ways
of becoming independently wealthy Address G.
A. D., this office. Se5-5t
MONEY TG LOAN D. C. real estate; payabls
in small monthly installments. JOHN q.
iy23-tt
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UNDERTAKERs
THOS. O. JONES.

Undertaken and Embalmer, s16 Street north
east; every thing strictly fstclass and at reasn-
able terms; We have as assistant the only lady
embamer in Washington; graduate Of Champion
College 9f Emhalming. aul2-lmo
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Your
Credit
Is Good.
!: Lansburgh
! Furniture Company.
!. 1925 r St. N. w.
z,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1926 F St. N. w.

SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL MEETING OF LIBERTY
COUNCIL. NO. 6. D. OF A. this even
ing, al hall to make funeral arrange
ments OF our brother. F. R. Griffith.
LILLE A. MILLER, G.
c. II. MILLER, A r s
SONS OF JONADAB-The tweniy-sev-
enth annual session of the Sovereign
Council Sons OF Jonadab will meet in
Jonadab Hall at Harpers Ferry W. Va.
on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Il. AT II A
NJ. WM. II. YOUNG. Sovereign Seey.
1t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO.
PARTNERSHIP-I hereby give notice
that the law firm OF Darr & Leekie has
been dissolved by mutual consent and
that 1 have removed my offices to more
convenient quarters. Rooms 9. 10. and II.
Equity Building first fioor) 31T-S1s l-2 st.
N w CHARLES W. DARR
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LABOR DAY AT RIVER yIEW-Pa-
irons Of the Labor Day excursion at
River View, holding coupons correspond
ing with the following numberS-ChUte.
Isl. 1904, S76: merry-go-round. 40. 455. So:
roller coaster, 2I7, t53; bowling alley, 3,
50. 46-can secure orders for their presents
by calling on ANDREW MURRAY, I1W
Tenth Street northwest, between s and
7:30 p. m, on or before the 18th of Sep
tember. se9-2t
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP-Th un-
dersigned have formed a partnership.
G1d will hereafter practice law under the
firm name and style of LECKIE & Full
TON, and will occupy the Offices formerly
occupied by the law firm of Darr & Leclxie
in the Equity Building. No. 81 and 3l9
Four-and-a-half Street northwest
We. therefore, trust that we will enjoy
the same good will and patronage which
We have enjoyed in the past
A. E L LECKIE
CREED NJ. FULTON
September s, A D. 1898
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Nan. Work. stock Narla,

New York Stock Market.
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Exchange.
1427 F street.
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Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs &Co.,
members OF the New York Exchange
1927 F Street.
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BLACKS MEN IN ACTION
Claim the Ability to Capture
the Syracuse Convention.
CIVILIANS TO THE FRONT

Roosevelt, as N Latter-Day Custer.
Not Considered n Proper Maa 10
pire stRte-A War without Guar
ter Brewing.
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Money to Loan on

Household Furnhur. Pianos. &C. with.
cut removal from owners possession; paymtn nts
received principal. which reduces ths cost OF
carrying; all business strictly confidential; no
expense TO applicant il loan IS not made; efa-
cisnt service enables to act promptly On all
applications See u before going elsewhere
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
Coz r Street N. w.
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.sS1,s9l As
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
Los sUcEs0s De ANOCHE

Como information de los sucesos ds
anoche en- ell cafe del Casino frente al
teatro y calIe Mayor, damos los 81.
gulentes dates comprobados.
Encontrandose varios policfas dentro
del teatro, sc oye un disparo de arma
de fuego, fuera de dicho edifcio, por
10 cual salieron aqaellos en- averigua-
cion de 10 ocurrido, penetrando en-
| ell cafe del Casino, observaron que dos
|americanos luchaban con un tai Fortier,
tratando de quitarle un revolver. La
policfa ne pudo apoderarse del arma, d
causa de ser tres los que Sc las disputa-
ban, logrando un americana incautarse
de ella.
Noticiosa la policfa de que los que
habfan disparado, sc encontraban en-
la acera, abandono por un instante q los
tres hombres que luchaban, y prendie-
ron a los primeros, entregandolos i un
oticial del ejercito, quien Sc encargo de
dos cabo americanos.
AL penetrar de nuevo la policfa en-
ell citado cafe para investigar los he
chos, y detener los culpab.es incautar
Sc del arma, sono una pequefia descarga
en- La calle, por 10 que tuvo que aban
donar por segunda vez aquel sitio y
acudir en- persecution de los autores de
estos iltimos disparos. Estos salieron
de un coche que corrfa con toda veloci-
dad. Los disparos continuaban me-
dida que avanzaba ell carruaje, y como
no obedecieran los que ibau dentro q
las voces de alto de la poliefa, Sc OBJ
ho 10
viose precisada la misma de contestar
al fuego, corriendo al mismo tempo
para dar alcance al carruaje.
Los que iban dentro de este, como
vieran que la policfa Sc aproximaba,
resolvieron abandonarlo, darse la
fuga, siendo capturado solamente ell
cochero.
Al regresar al cafe la policfa sc lie
entero de que ell individuo en- cuyo po
der estaba ell revolver y ell que 10 habia
perdido en- 10 refriega, Sc encontraban
en- ell Teatro, por 10 cual nuestro amigo
don Santiago Oppenheimer, Jefe del
so Distrito, Sc dirigio a dicho ediicio
reclamando del primero de estos indi
sc resistiera entregarlo, dio la orden
de que fuera conducido al Dep6sito,
dando este lugar a que otros america
nos intervinieran, ell cual pesar de to-
do fue conducido a la jefatura donde
entrego ell arma, siendo puesto en- IL
bertad quedando detenido ell Fortier,
que fue quien Sc quito ell revolver,
por haber resultado de las investigation
formal de los hechos, culpable por ha-
Der drfendido d un tai Melena, promo
vedor de estos sucesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
A D v ( R T E NCIAS S
(Ez LideraD

eEsta mafiana fuelon llamados La
Fortaleza, los sefiores don Manuel Ros-
sy don Cruz Castro.
He aquf, segdn nuestros informes, ell
origen del suceso:
Ell General Henry, encarga la Se-
oretarfa de Gobernacion, que sc ocupe
especialmente de remitirle los periodi
cos que de cualquier manera aludan a
las autoridades al sistema de gobier-
no.
Hoy lie fue remitido, entire otros, <La
Information Popular, de Mayaguez,
que reproduce un artfculo de Gel Pafss
al leerlo mand6 que acudiesen su pre-
sencia los reiactores de este ultimo dla-
rio, y expidi6 una orden para que Sc
suspendiese ell de la Ciudad del Oeste.
Una hora despues, estuvo en- la For
taleza ell sefor Mufoz Rivera, y acOn-
seio al General mucha tolerancia en-
favor de los trabajos psriodfsticos, que,
segnn ell criterio de nuestro amigo, de-
ben desarrollarse al amparo de una Ii.
bertad amplfsima; pero ell General, .
10 que parece, no sc halla dispuesto a
consentir que sc falte al respecto las
autoridades, y persistira en- la energfa
de sus procedimientos.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
UNA OPINION

He lefdo en- un colega de la locali-
dad, una alusion, que acknowledgements
entraiia una censura, al hecho de que la
mujer pobre busque su subsistencia en-
Ell trabajo de escojer cafe, liar cigarri-
Hos, &&. No puedo participar de las
ideas del articulista. Creemos por ell
contrario, que la esfera de accion de
nuestras mujeres, y en- general, de las
de la raZa latina, es exeesivamente res
tringida, y urge ampliarla en- bien de
esas mismas desheredadas de la fortu
ma, que POGO lucro sacan del esclusivo
trabajo de la aguja.
Cuantas ocupaciones hay, adsoryi-
das por los hombres, y que son, sin
embargo, mas propias del sexo debil!
No es civilizador, nj siquiera huma-
no, ell condenar la mujer a una In
terminablc tutela, 8 a una reclusion
perpetua en- ell hogar, en- donde los me-
dios de subsistencia son escasos nu-
los. Un sentimiento de justicia sc va
abriendo.paso en- todas parties y en- to
das elias sc va reconociendo que la
mujer tiene derecho a pensar en- So
porvenir y ell Ell de sus hijos, por lo
tanto proporcionarse por 81 sola los
medios de vida, y en- aquellos trabajos
Y en- aquellos centros q dende sin me-
noscabo de gu dignidad y de sn misior
sagrada pueda obtenerlos.
Siendo este un asunto de Importance
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
MANIFESTATION
ADJUNTAS

Honorable General Henry.
Nuestro aplausO respetuoso por
ynantener su puesto hombres Gabinete
insular.
No admitir dimision responde es-
peranzas pals sensato que vivamente
deseaba triunfo justicia.
Antonio Conde, Antonio TacOronte,
Teodoro Figueroa, Salvador Torres.
Francisco Soto, Jose Cobian, Enrique
Duran, Luis Bernal, America Rodri-
guez, Arturo Rodriguez, Enrique Co
Ion, Luis Cuvelje, Miguel Casanova,
Miguel Delgado. Ramon Figueroa,
Pedro Torres, Jacinto Rivera, Fran
cisco Irrizarri, Guillermo Carreras,
Jose Ramon Garcia, Santiago Alvarez,
Dionisio Velez, Candido Fernandez,
Juan Torres Arturo Aparicio, Jose
Delgado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12

primicnde los impuestos que Sc co
ban Dor los antiques c0yrates.
M hablamos le esta medida, en- La
hal va completandose el plan de refor'
mas del gobierno, en- sentido netamente
liberal.
He aouf los nombres de los conceja-
les designados para completar cl Ayun-
tamiento de Arecibo:
Jose Ruiz Sagredo, Adolfo Bahr,
Manuel Ledesma, Bernardo Huici,
Juan B. Salicrup, M. Paz Urdaz, Ma
nuel Ii. Perez, Francisco Coll, Manuel
Valencia, Luis de Ealo, Guillermo Cur
belo, Ramon Rivera.
Tiene una importation exceptional
La orden, que arriba transcribimos, So
bre designation de comisiones militia
res.
Sc habla de que pronto funcionara
dichas comisiones, de que aplicaran
penas terribles los perturbadores del
reposo pablico.
La severidad es siempre amarga; pero
ell pats pide que Sc lie proteja, de cual-
quier modo, contra los abusos de un
brigandaje que desconocfamos en- alb
soluto que ahora sc presenta con los
mas brutalcs instintos.
Creemos oportuna la medida que
adopte ell general Henry.
Acaba de llegar de Ponce ell joven
Gui v. Henry, hijo del senior Conan
dante jefe del Departamento.
Desempefiara las funciones de Ayu-
dante, y pertenecera al Estado Mayor
del ejercito americana.
Sea muy enhorabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
NOTlCIAS GENERATES

| En- ED Gorreo de Puerto Rico publica
nuestro querido~ amigo don Fernando
Callejo, un buen artfculo poniendo de
manifesto los m6ritos musicales del
professor don Felipe Gutierrez.
Don Felipe, como Tavares, como
Campos es una de nuestras glorias mu-
sicales, creemos, como ell senior Ca
llejo, que ell Ayuntamlento de la Capt.
tai debe hacer algo en- favor del viejo
professor.
Anoche Sc arm6 Ia de Dios es Cristo
en- ell cafe de nuestro amigo don Arturo
Lahongrais, del lado del Teatro. Pa
rece ser que IN GAIA las quiso de tai
con Ell duefo del establecimiento con
los dependencies del mismo, teniendo
que interyenir un americana en- la cues
ton. Ell cajo fue defendido por otros
cajas a uno de los cuales pesar de sus
cojegtos lie quito ell revolver uno de los
hombres colorados. Ell desarmado fue
un cochero. La policfa tambien inter
vino, Y salieron a relucIr mas de cinco
revolvers, sonando solamente un tiro en-
la calle, cuyo proyectil fue inscrus-
tarse en- la pared, que result6 lesionaoa.
A I'm americana lie asestaron un palo
por la espalda.
Sc nos dice que en- ell bario de la Can
terra cerca de la 4lc0,etua'illo, suelen
parar de noche algunos bandidos a los
transeuntes, pidiendoles Ia la vi0a q el
tlt7aero.
A un comerciante que vive cerca de
aquel sitio han intentado por dos tres
veces desarrajarle una de las puertas
del establecimiento.
Y asf anda todo clio.
Tenemos entendido que al proveerse
una plaza de medico titular vacante
hoy en- Ponce por fallecimiento del doc
tor Igleslas, Sc procedera con arregto
a la ley de antiguedad, y 10 mismo con
respecto cubrir las que Sc hayan de
proveerse al veri6carse los asensos.
Los vecinos del final de la calle de la
Estrella verfan con gusto que Sc les ms
talase allf un farol.
Tenemos entendido que ell nanero de
policfas que hay actualmente en- esta
ciudad cs insufciente para atender a
todas las GALES de la misma.
De aquf que no Sc puede culpar d di-
chos agentes, por ahora, de negligencia
en- ell seryicio.
te: Juzgado de Ponce: Contra Dimas
Herrera Reimundo Toro Balbosa (a)
Aguila azul, por robo, Ponente, Presi-
dente, Abogado, Font; .Procurador,
Goicochea.
Contra Juan MARCHING, Rosa Gon-
zalez. por hurto. Ponente, Presidentc.
Defensor, Font; Procurador, Schroeder.
Aver tarde Sc verified en- la Plaza
Principa la anunciada funoion de ma
romas por los esposos Rodriguez y una
uinita de estos.
Los artistas cosecharon infnidad de
aplausos y algunas pesetas.
Pues hay que hacer constar que ira
baiaron de manera admirable, en- ell
alambre y en- ell trapecio.
Anoche dos hlnss0s extrangeras, ele.
gantemente vestidas, sc colaron en- la
retreta, siendo sacadas del paseo por un
agente de la Policfa. Pocos minutes
despues penetraron en- ell cafe de las
Delicias, dentro del cual Sc agruparon
infnidad de curiosos, promoyiendose
un ligero tumulto.
Las pobres mujeres no tuvieron So
ciego siquiera para tomar un ciminuto
posillo de chocolate.
| Sc VENDE. Una partida de muias
q precioss ssumamente barato.
Y Sc compran vacas lecheras y recien
| paridas. Informara, don Simon Noret.
| | MI
| -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12

Ell BAZAR OTERO acaba de reci.
bir, Historic de los Estados Unidos,
Retratos de Washington tamaflo 40 y 20
centfmetros 3 ejemplar 50 doce
ma. Mapas de los Estados Unidos en-
colorcs, tamafio y Il metros i : uno
y mapas de Puterto Rico tamafio 9Ox5o
cents. que realiza d 80 cs. uno. Gale
Atocha mum. Z.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12

Ausentome, al eonocerte,
del pals en- que naciste,
Tie vi, Matilde, y Jay triste!
mo puedo volver a verte!
iPaciencia! Tiene mi suerte
caprichos y manas viejas.
En- esta OCCASION mis- quejas
con menos pena exhalara
81 TN recuerdo te dejara
semejante al que me dejas.
ABELARDO L. DE AYALA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12

Yo quisiera decirte tantas cosas
A sofas tn dido.
iQuien pudicra comprar la inmensa dichg
De hablarte sin testigos!
Sol de mis- pensamicntos,
Sol de mis- pensamientos, adivfnalos,
Td que abrillantas, en- eterna aurora,
Los azules sin fin de mi carino.
j. IA. NEGRoN SANJURJo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
COLMADO BORINQUEnO
DE
Angel A, Martinez
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En este establecimiento encontrar d
nuestros favorecedores y el pdblicoen-
general, nm coDstante surtido en- conn
servas alimenticias, frutas en- almibar,
quesos superiorss, quesos superiores,
aceites 6nos, aceitunss elase extra, man
tequilla de vsriss marcas 8 infinidsd
de articulos de vsrdsdera novedad, que
No detallaran d precios sumamente mo
dioos.--Ponoe, Noviembrs 1898. m
.T SE VENDE.-Un coche cuatro
asientos con su buena pareja de ca
ballos, Y un coche de de dos asientos.
Informara Pedro Yeas ValdjUiezo.
In.
SE VENDE. I'm carro y cuatro yum
tas de bueyes. InformarAn On Ia calle
del Sol esquina Union Srs. Il. Salinas
ly C@
Ponce, 81 Nbre 1898. ills,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-12-12
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Hay hombres con lengua de aspid y
corazon de hembra. Son los que hacen
mas rufdo. Ell mismo rasdo de la SER
picnte de cascabel.
A veceis los que mas alardean de in
son los mas corrompidos.