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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-15

La Real Sociadad Economical tiene acorda"
da la creaci6n, bajo sus auspiclos, De las ehse
flanzas que Sc exnresaran, correspondlentes al
presente curse academico.
- Una catedra de idioma ing6s, que ex-
plicara ell DR.. Don Ricardo Hernandez Salgado.
% Una catedra de idiOma frances, scrvlda
por el Ingeniero civil Don Antonio Ruiz Quino-
mes.
80 Una catedra de Tenedurfa de Libros y
practica de cOmerciO, 6 cargo del professor dc CO.
mercio Don Guillermo Volkers.
40 Una catedra de Caligrafs, para el per
feceionamento de la letra, regida pOr el profe'
sor de Caligrafia Don Felix Vega Nevarez,
Los estudios que correspondent las aslgne-
turas anterores BE practicaran en- ell edilicio que
ocupa la Real Socedad sEcon0mica, San traciS-
co Plaza de Alfonso XII
TOdas las materias comprendldas en- los es-
tudios expresadOs Sc expcaran ell dias alternos
y las primeras horas de la noche.
Lac catedras que SO establecen tienen 81
caracter de mixtas pndiendO cOncurrir elias
Y figurar en- las matriculas generates. ssehoraa
y sehOritas que deseen adquirir los conoci-
mientOs que en- ella Sc explican
Las ensehanKas que sc indican seran todas
gratuitas debiende tan solo los alunnos asplran-
tes dirigir una solicitud al Presidente de la Co
mission Curadora de estudiOs, expresando 10 as1g-
natnra en- que desean ingresar y con arreglo al
modelO que estara de manifesto en- la Secretaria
de aquella comisi6n, San Francisco plaza de
Alfonso XIII
Los alumnOs que Sc lnScrl ban depOSlterall
eu la Secrstaria un peso nOneda corrente, el
cual les sera devueltO tan pronto como acredlte
cada unO, haber terminadO Ell curse yque SO ha-
yam presentado sufrir exanen en- los genera
les de prueba de curso
Los alumnos que no acrediten los extremes
anteriores, perderan el derecho recobrar la
cantidad depositada, la cual Sc aplicara la adj
quisici6n de premios Y diplomas para los alum
nos que se hicieran acredores ellos dedicando
ell sobrante los fondos generates de la Socle-
dad.
81 por una crcunstancia cualquicra sc su5-
peudieran las ensenanzas antes de los examenes
generates Sc devalveran las cantidadss depOsi
tadas Il los intsresados quo las reclamer un
periodo de I'm mes, despu6s de publicada Ia
pension, ingresaran los sobrantes. EN- log fondos
de la sociedad.
Ell dep6sito de que habla, los apartados ante
riOres refere las sehoras senOritas
que Sc srvan matricularse, las cuales solo pre-
sentaran la instancia para el ingreso segun Sc ha
manifestado.
La matrirula quedara alberta Ell la Secre-
tar1a dssde el dia de la fecha Sc adlnitiran
solicitudes de I & de la nooho, hasta cl
da % del actual e que quedara cerrada aquella
los efectos legaes.
En- la ensehanza de Caligralia solo podran
cuales seran elegdos por la Comisi0n Curadora
los aspirantes matrculadOs.
Ell curse scademco dara principle ell I . de
Octubre pr6ximo en- que Sc inaguraran las cx-
presadas catedras y terminara el dia 80 de Ju-
MO de 1896.
Puerto Rico l3 de Septiembre de 1885,
Ell Secretario. jose y. Hernnndsz Cot9-V , Bo
Ell Presidente. Andino PdchccO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-15
Puefto~RlCo, IS de Septiambre de 1898.

y sobJe " tooba yeci6n alberta nj siqacrs
son 0ntona|0' 'os gEn)ea sAlmos dehios 4
oHa tNn g5snde mueGte:-pOr loS ares solo
van ? visnsu Ghss4uiios do tral!n, estr5pdo
lie i0regls, rGido do oa!e.beles, voY,f9racio.
nea do yafbers. Ia sn0ohs,iumhEe popular
,oGp0n1s & i. p@gdids de Cuba Puasto
Roo con el tango do ns Jicicletas
Aysr hoy Madii4, la capital do una
hoparqnia dcsoasrtlzsds, el osre1ro y OF
corsE'r dc WI pusbjo quieu ls han amplta'
do ouatso siglos de poema 6pico J muchos
mas de g'Sndsza y poder, ha oorrido como
sieyupre 4 !oa torcs. a II salda llsna ruido
sa,nente los ventorros. Entrada la nooh.
baia al son que marcan los organil.os. Y
en uinguu rostTo.--en nin9uno--ha apareoido
Ia terrible pens qna dsbiora traspassr las
a!mas.
sMairid in:osuents?
Lee! lag crduicas de San Sebastian;
'quello en- nI ascus dc ORC. Ali Ia algeria
ha Dorado hs.ts {! tlmo recuevGo do Is
guerra. AqueIld eeta en fiesta perp6tua.
No hay <sports ain tamplo y Gin eaosrdo'
tes. No hay fsntssfs humsna que hays de-
lado de ballsr su exprsrion y gu forma.
En las denss ptovineiss pasa 10 dc STEM
pre-: Sc diviarts el que puede esta trists el
que no tisne otyo remedio.
En- atmdsfera me jante, las altoridadOs
que Sc onttrsn dc qus hay paz --ses esa ps1
como Sea- apreeu:anee envsr au euhora
boena & ssgaeta.
iExsrafo pat.!-Y este que 80 encogs do
hO hroa arfa 1c M 40 10
nsl es = mi,mo que Ga en- el sspaco do
unos oaaatos mosss doscientcp mi! hombres
para 81 mstadsro J dos mi! mi!!ones para
sostsner 81 honor
Y este pafs que be ajo ell somiloro cordo.
b@a 8 Is gorrs alemaRa (ie moda en- San So
bastisn) lrfa las mayores locuras = ssrta
oapaz de provoosr y mantener guerra, no
lmporta oou qu6n, por no imports qu6 cosa
(feoasrdase 81 lance do las Caro|nss). en-
cusntrase un d'a con que toda espsranza de
naci6n granas hs oonolufdo para 81, por
toda muestrs de indignation varonil do
door profando, lsnza al viento lab notas de
un tango Q 81 slolS tn madre, indispensable
1 los altos grados del entusiasmo nacional
En Csta!uha vsudra muy pronto 81 for
zoso pare; ls fabrics sin humo eohara 81
aDarquista haoia la oladad como hslado bos
que echa al lcoo haois sl poblado.
De- Ssntander, de Cads, de Corufis, de
Barcelona, do Canarias, de Balsares desapa
racerh sl traGco maritime one mantenfan
vivo espisndido Cuba, Puerto Rico J
F!ipiuat.
MiI]arss lie fsmiias gus do squsllas
lejaEss terrss rooibfsn Ia ssnssda rents, Ia
leira familiar, sl dividsado mercant;l, Ia
psga del EstSdo, pierdsn de golpe el pan J
bssts el hogar.
iQaidn en- Gslicia y en- las provincias
vasoongadas = en- Ia montafla ssntanderins no
80 hs dstenido curioso y bien imprssionado
ante la csslta blanca y el hotel artfstioo : la
oscusle cl hospital lujoso?
-Es Ia casa del <ndisro, " E. 81
hotsl de! eindisne, ,.. lis la esousia que
construyo sI sinaiano, Es el hospital
que ell eindisnos leysn:1 10y el indiana
no volvsra lsvan ar NADIA! lEl indiana no
arrojara "a nunoa 81 suroo d. abaudonada
TERRA ssmillss de oultura de bieneptsrl
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Subintendencid general
DE PUERTO RICO
ANUNCIO

Debiendo prooederse Ia venta 90 Pc
blioa .iotaci6n verbal Gel mobiiiario exs'
tents On las o6cinas de esta Subintendencia
sesnn cousta de los inventarios ell dia ] 7
del ao,usl d las nueve dc au mafians ante
la junta que Sc constitura 81 efecto, SO hace
pablico para qae pueda tomar parto en- ella
ell que 10 desee, entendi6ndose qua Ia dura'
ci6n del acto ssrA dc una hora SO adjudi'
cara ell remate al que hags proposition por
ell total las maa ventsjosa per lotes par
oiales.
Puerto Rico, la de septiembre 1893
D. O. de S. s.
El odois' 'scrstario. - FRANCISCO Ca
vuelG. 50
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lNGLES I. cURso.-e"atro mssss

MULES -seooioue. ioo-s"@l,e Az psr, "s's,. yaro.
mes Ii nGyores; B, para la mujer; G, classes
nocturnas. Este curso psrs principiantss
Gu genera, es en- particular para equsas
personas que no sepan jots del idioma, que
no entiondan naa. de lLgi5s. Aqui potra
apreciarss en- todo su valor ell Metolo Ma
tlra!: unasola palabrs do espsho de
oaalquer otro iilcms exception del ia,
giles serS pronunciada desde Ia prmera
nora del ourso: to Jas ias s1p'icacionos Sc
haran en- ing ,es-ingles aolamente s.rs usa'
DO desde s primer lustsnte que e! euro de
princioo. No se neces,tan textos do ninqn
ns c'sse: IN dcconsrio, cuaderno lspi.
Clase iiaris de una hora domingo exceptaa
dos. HonOrarios: 6 uesos meneuaea, pego
sdeSntsdo.- Ilum ds estuaios: ~ Ssr.s
de elerclcios pioggeslyos, (2) Voosbulario,
(3) Conversation, 81 Radlmentos grama
tlcaIes. Despues lie esta preparsclon Sc
estudiarAu esocgldas tabuiss los lanes, mar
tes J microbes.
Sc eacribiran an pross aIgunas de los fa
bnlas : habra dlctsdo y snstlsis grsmstiosl
lea juevea. Grsmdtics y Lectara los vier
nes. C1rcnlo de convere Acon los pabados.
II. CURSE q iyer Goldsmith. Vi.
car Of Wskeheld loa lunes English Gram
mer los martes. Aesop's Fables anaIIsis
gramatioal los mi6rooes. Composition ira
daccc.6n los jaeves. Leoturs, recitaci6n
correspondencis general los ylernes. Clrcalo
de conveIsscion les e4bados.
III, CURSE. -kDgiish Literature los
lnneP, mierooles : vlernes. Rhetoric and
Composition los martes. English Gram.
mer los lueves. Lectures, essays, readirg
and reciiations los s&badcs.
Clases particuares = aomiciiio pre-
clos convencionales.
Eogenic 7, Iglesiss, Luna .3. San Juan
Puerto Rico. lt-s
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Teresiia MoIsra y Moreno
fallecid en- epta capital el l6 do
septembre ds 1897
La Se10r:tU II 0 Il u

Tedas lac misas que Sc celebren el 10 ,
s IL del co,riente mes cn ei altar oe Ami
maa de Is parroquia de San Francisco, desde
las 6 & las 7 media de la mafisna, la'
en- eli altar mayor, go aplicaran por Ell e.erno
de.oanso de gu alma, Los padres, ahuels,
hermanos demss parientes, ruegan &fus
amigos ls encomionden Dos 4-3
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Real SocIedad eConomica
DE AMIGOS DEL PALS
Curse AcademIco de i89o-99

Secretdr1u
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
A MURDER At DUNCAN.
A. B. Allen Shot Down in Cold Blood by
W. B. Foster Trouble Over An
Election and Dance.

On Tuesday, March 80, A. B. Allen, a
well known ranchman of Grant county,
was murdered at Duncan, A. t., by w. B.
Foster. The trouble grew out Of quarrel
over election and dance matters. After
carrying school election at that place
last Saturday, the successful party gave
dance. Merwin Foster, brother Of the
murderer, attended the dance and as his
presence seemed distasteful to the com
pany, ne was requested to leave. He
was greatly incensed at the actions OF
the people who gave the dance and
seemed to think that Mr.. Allen was
largely responsible for 1t. Tuesday
Merwin Foster came out OF his saloon
while Allen was passing and began fir
ing at him. Allen returned the FIRE.
and both men sought safe places, neither
being seriously harmed. After Allen
had got some distance away, w. B. Fos-
ter appeared on the street from the
saloon with Winchester rifle, and TAX
ing deliberate aim at the fleeing man,
fired. Allen dropped dead.
Sheriff Birchfield went to Duncan
Tuesday night and effected the arrest Of
the Fosters.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
BRANN DEAD, DAVIS DYING.
The Editor Of the Iconoclast and Captain
Davis Shoot with Above Results.

Waco, Tex, April 2.-W. G. Brann,
the fighting editor of Branns Icono-
clast, died at 1:55 this morning. Brann's
death is the result of an encounter had
last night, in which he fatally wounded
his antagonist, Captain M. T.. Davis.
Each combatant received three bull
let's. Three non-combatants were slight
ly wounded. Brann died from internal
bleeding Of the lungs. Captain Davis
is>suffering precisely in the same way
and his death is expected any moment.
The particular motive Of the shooting
in this case was the extraordinary at
tack by Brann in his paper, the Icono-
clast, on the chastity of students at
Baylor University, Waco. Among the
students were two daughters of Captain
Davis.
When the men met on the street last
night, they first had some words, then
drew pistols, and firing by both followed
almost instantly.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
FOR SALE BY
n. B. CARTWRIGHT & BRO.

| Collier IL Pound. who have secured
lease in the old workings of the Noun
tain Key mine at Pinos Altos, are ship
ping some very rich ore.
Shipments from the Becker mine, east
Of Albuquerque. to the Mary smelter at
Ccrrillos recently, showed go per cent
lead, SIS gold and So silver.
A shipment from the Climax and
Morning Star mines at La Belle was
made this week. Assay samples show
the ore to run $3.50 per ton.
The Midnight Extension Gold Mining
& Milling Co. will pay up the outstand-
, ing indebtedness and resume operations
on the Memphis, near La Belle.
| Roper & Smith made strike in q
leased block of ground in the Lake Val
ley mines last week, which returned
them 3,o41 ounces in silver per ton.
A Mexican miner was fatally injured
in the Confidence mine at Mogolon
during the past week. Premature ex-
ploson of shot caused the accident
The Pinos Altos Gold Mining COM
pany has placed new steam hoist on
the Nina Grande mine at Pinos Altos
The shaft is also being retimbered and
sunk.
Policarpio Lachuga, employed in tho
Atlantic mine at Pnos Altos, was caught
in CAVERN one day last week and suf-
fered severe injuries, both legs being
broken
HI. H. Schumman and M. M. Wade
have purchased two claims from A. d.
Mol nf 40 ha
group on Comanche creek, near Eliza
bethtOwn.
The Texas mine at Central is to be
fitted with new steam hosting plant.
The working shaft is now down 800 feet
and the ore disclosed in the bottom is
said to be as good as any ever encoun
tered.
Ore from the Western Belle st Silver
City Is being concentrated for shipment,
In the 100 foot levels, the vein shows an
average of a foot in width. The ore
runs from one to four ounces in gold
per ton before concentrated.
Steep & Cobie have eresGmed operations
on the Iron Dixie near Amizette. ~ Is
claimed the property has 10000 tons
OF 81 ore in sight and that recent tests
by Thos. A. Edison demonstrated that
the product could be successfully treat
ed
Robert c. Troeger has gone to Darwin,
Inyo county, California, to assist his
brother, Richard, in the construction
of smelter there. On the completion
Of the work they will return to Hillsboro.
erect mill, and start up the Bonanza
mine.
The New Mexican Miner is watching
the test of the Beam process at Empire
with interest. In event of success,
Messrs. Stevenson and Argue, who have
the New Mexico rights for the Beam
process, will put in plant at Elizabeth
town.
The Gillette claim of the Pacific group
at Pinos Altos has been retimbered and
enlarged and fitted with new hoist.
Over 1000 tons of ore are now piled at
the mill for treatment. New ore bodies
are being daily developed underground.
The final consignment of machinery
for the big hydraulic motor for the Con-
fldence mill at Whitewater has been re-
ceived. The mill contains 80 stamps and
the new power will save thousands Of
dollars per month in operating expenses
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
Changes Of Troops.

Colonel Hunt, Second cavalry, has
been relieved from temporary command
of the Department of Colorado and will
rejoin his station at Fort Wingate,
where the headquarters of the Second
cavalry is located.
Headquarters, staff and band of the
Fifteenth infantry have been ordered to
leave Fort Bayard and take station at
Fort Huachuca, A. T., which takes
Colonel Moale, Adjutant Wittemyer and
Quartermaster Blauvelt to Huachuca.
Company D, Fifteenth infantry, un-
der command Of Captain Stafford, is or
dered to Fort Apache, A. T., from Fort
Bayard. Colonel Powell remains in
command at Fort Bayard.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
CATTLE THIEVES.
Detectives at Work and Wholesale Arrests
Expected

A special from Springer, Colfax coun.
", says: Detectives are at work on an
organized gang Of horse and cattle
thieves that have been operating in this
county for q number of years, and o
wholesale arrest may be made any day.
1t seems this thieving gang has been
operating between here and the Indian
Territory driving the stock down there
In small punches from time to time.
Several citizens Of this county apparent-
ly prominent and respected, are thought
to belong to the gang. These depreda.
tions have been Committed In such .
bold, fearless way and on such : large
scale that stockmen are becoming tired
Of 1t and are literally contributing 70
aid the officers IN ferreting them Out
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
Naval Cadets Ordered to Ships.
new MEXICO MINING NEWS.

The Copper Queen mine at Cooney EN-
ployes SO men.
Leasers are now working the Teel &
Poe mine at Cooks.
Mr.. Keiff is sacking ore for shipment
from his Cooks property.
l A shipment of ore was made last week
from the Oustott property at Cooks.
The Inez mine at Cooks is making
regular shipments of carbonate of lead
The Othello and Desdemona properties
at Cooks, are shipping 80 tons of ore pei
day.
The Elnora mill at White Signal has
been repaired and will resume work
next week.
The new ore bins of the Silver City
Reduction works have a capacity of
10000 tons.
| The Deadwood mine at Mogollon is
said to be paying. The force now in
cludes eight men.
Knut Posse, representing Frazer &
Chalmers, OF Chicago, is visiting terri
torial mining camps.
Two new railroad switch tracks have
| DcCu duucu w WIG SIOuiluS VI tuC EllNCi
City Reduction works.
M. M. Wade has purchased A. A.
Graham's interest in the Asplnwall
claim at Elizabethtown.
T. E. Torkelson is hauling the ma
chinery for the Klondike shaft from
Springer to Elizabethtown.
A five foot vein of hematite of iron
ore is disclosed in the O. X. mine at La
Belle, at depth of rs feet.
Landrum & Northen have secured
the contract for hauling tailings and
concentrates at the Pacific mill.
II. Fitzsmmons is the new resident
agent of the Black Hawk Silver Mining
company, at Alhambra, Grant county.
The Kept Woman shaft house at
Pinos Altos is being enlarged and ar
ranged for future work on large
scale.
W. G. Whitescarver has purchased a
one-fourth interest in the Aspinwall
claim at Elizabethtown of H. H. Schu-
mann.
The Lucky mine in the Jicarillas is
receiving timber to be used In repairing
the caved shaft. Two shifts are being
worked.
The Santa Rita Copper & Iron com
pany is shipping the copper and iron
ores from its mines to the smelter at
Pueblo.
| The Standard Mining company at Sill
YER City will move its mill into Gold Hill
valley and resume operations on their
property. ssssysg
The Wildcat copper property at Santa
Rita shows one foot of ore at 38 feet of
depth, which returns 25 per cent copper
to the ton.
Work was resumed on the Midnight
property at La Belle this week. The
condition.
The Alice tunnel which is in 50 feet
shows big vein of sulphide ore run
ming $50 per ton The Alice is located
at La Belle.
The Golden Giant mine at Pinos AL
tos is working force of 25 men. The
first and second level Slopes supply the
mill with ore.
j. R. Beatty has placed "a steam plant
In the Ute creek placer grounds at Bady
and will hoist the aurferous gravel into
the sluice boxes.
Joe Gallagher and partners have made
q rich strike of silver ore in the Vi
cinity of Cotton's ranch near Lake Val
ley, in Sierra county.
A whm will shortly be provided for
the Green Leaf property at Elizabeth
town. At depth OF 10 feet the proper
ty shows FIVE feet of ore.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
The CANNAMBA Case.
Germany Will Permit No Foolishness OH
the Part Of spain-Demands An
Indemnity.

Berlin, April 2.-Germany proposes
to take prompt action in obtaining in
demnity in the Cannamba case. The
Spanish ambassador has been formally
notified by tho German minister of for
eign affairs that the warship Gels has
been ordered to sail in the direction of
Cuba, (she is now believed to be In West
Indian wators) to punish the insurgents
for burning tho German sugar refinery
and numbering four persons there, and
to collect an indemnity unless Spain
Furnishes the offenders promptly and
makes monetary compensation for the
damage done and lives taken.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
The zola Trial Farce Ended.

Paris, April 2.-The court of cessa-
tion has quashed the sentence OF one
years imprisonment and 1900 francs
fine, imposed on Mr.. Zola as result OF
charges made by him In the Aurore
against the conduct Of the Esterhazy
court martial, but the court has not or
dered new trial before another assize.
The decision Ia based ON the fact that
the president Of the court MARTIAL not
the minister Of war, should have lodged
the complaint against Mr.. Zola, as it
was the court martial that was assailed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1898-04-02
CHICAGO LAKE FRONT CASE.
Interior Department Decided That Govern.
ment Has No Rights to Acoretions
Of Land.

Washington, April "A decision was
rendered by the interior department to-
day in the Chicago lake front case, hold
ing that the lake constitutes the eastern
boundary line of the section in question,
and in the conveyance of that section
the water line conveyed included ripar-
ian rights, and the United States has nc
right to any accretions to the land in
controversy.
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MARKET REPORT.

New York, April 2.-Money on call
firm at @ 3per cent; last loan, 2. Sill
yer, IS q 5511; lead, $3.50; copper, 11A I.
Chicago.-Cattle, receipts, 400; dull,
unchanged. Sheep, receipts, 5000;
steady; natives, $500 @ $4.s0; westerns,
$3.90 q s4.75; lambs, $4. 60 @ 5000.
Kansas City.-Cattle, receipts, $50;
unchanged. Sheep, receipts, 500; firm;
lambs, S4.15 q S5.65; muttons, s3.25 a
$4.70.