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The times., 1898-10-23
THE STOCK MARKET.
Despite Bear EFFORTS, the showing

Despite Bear Efforts, the Showing
Is Somewhat Encouraging.
New York, Oct. 22.-The market for Sc
curities has been rather severely tested
because OF the unsettled political situa-
tion abroad and advancing rates of dis
count at all financial centers Dealers
have been free sellers of stocks in this
market This movement has encoura sed
local operations for short account. 1t is
significant, however, that the foreign
selling and local efforts to depress prices
have not resulted in general lower
level of values. The market has been
narrow and upon the surface largely pro-
fessional; yet the level of prices for the
majority of stocks has not been lowered.
A few stocks In which the dealings have
been small are lower than they were last
Saturday night. but the majority of the
list is higher. A logical inference from
these circumstances is that stocks have
been quietly absorbed. This view was
apparently entertained today by recent
sellers for the market was strong on
what seemed to be the covering of shorts.
The demand was most pronounced in
American Tobacco and resulted in a net
advance of more than five points. The
covering movement extended throughout
the list and in Sugar Refining resulted in
an advance of IA per cent.
The weekly bank statement shows a
decided improvement in local conditions.
The banks have gained IS, S,4l3, 600 in lawful
money, nearly all of IT in specie. They
have expanded their loans over $40. 500, 900,
and these changes have increased the de-
posits nearly SIS, ,5c0.0 600.
. AS compared with the final prices of
last Saturday, the majority of stocks are
higher
The times., 1898-10-23
TRY GRAIN-O! TRY GRAIN-o!

Ask your Grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-O. the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee. The
children may drink it without injury as
well as the adult. All who try it, like
1t. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java, but it is made from
pure grams, and the most delicate stom-
aeh receives it without distress One
quarter the price, of coffee. 15c and 25c
per package. Sold by all grocers.
ia27-tf
The times., 1898-10-23
THE WHEAT MARKET,
Chicago Advances With Liverpool
on the War Scare

on the Wnr scare.
Chicago, Oct. 22.-Liverpool had another
war scare today, and was up l 5-Sd2d on
wheat. There was response to that ad-
vance, Chicago advancing about 1c and
holding it There were some puzzling fea-
lures to the British news. Consols were
only off shade, and they should reflect
war possibilities better than wheat prices
The French capital should have as keen
an interest in Fashoda affairs as Liver
pool Bad weather this week has affected
the movements-9,5Oo,O 900 bushels at the
Western points, against 10,40O0O0 bushels
the previous week.
The future seems to depend altogether
upon Liverpool, and Liverpool seems to
be following its theories as to the Nile
controversy.
The times., 1898-10-23
washington stock r.ehnnre.

Sales-Belt Railroad SIS: sl,5O0a51 Com
mercial Fire Insurance: COATS; Columbia
Title Insurance: l0OQ5; Mergenthaler Lin
otype: 2OalS47s. 1OGls42; American
Graphophone: l0od13 1916.
The times., 1898-10-23

The advance of Tobacco was most un-
expected, and the street knows very little,
If anything, of its cause beyond the fact
that the boys pushed 1t up" There was
rank manipulation but whether there was
any foundation for the optimism of the
insiders is not known. The price advanc-
ed six points. from 116 TO 122. The facts
as to the continental deal are not known,
to be very different from what was an
nounced early in the week, the failure
of the deal and the prospect of fight by
the trust against the companies which
have not come in. The only fact fayora-
bic, perhaps. to a rise in the price of
the stock from its level last week is that
Tobacco has fallen off more than any 9TH
er stock in the market
The times., 1898-10-23
60 csesapfst' aS;p sS
Through the Grnndest Scenery of
America, All Trains yestibuIed.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars
Station Sixth and d Streets.

Schedule in Effect May i. 1sss-
2:20 P. II. DAILf.-CinclnnatI and 81. Lou:i
stecial-Solid trains for Cincinnati Pullman
sieepers to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville, IL
diarapolis and st. Louis, withou; change Con-
nection for Virginia Hot. Springs. PaTlOr Cars,
CINCINNATI to Chicago
u:l0 P. NJ. DAILY.-F. F. V. Limtcd.-solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers 70 Gin
einnati. Lexington and louisville. l with9a; Sga;
Snr;1ss without change, daily. except Sunday.
obseryation Car Hinton tn CiuSinnati- slsepers
Cincinnati to Chicago snd St: Louis
a. A NJ. EXCEPT SUNDAY.-Parlor Car.
vseh;,,to, 10 Richmond and Richmond to Old
Point. Only rail line via Penn. r.. F. P, and
G. o railways
$50 p. NJ. DAILY-For Cord 7nsville. Char
,,t,eSv;le staunton. and for Richmond. daily,
Pcssrvation and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio Offices, 5lS and 1921 Pennsylvania Avenus.
A"0 H. ". FULLER.
,s,r,tf General Passenger Agent
The times., 1898-10-23

To Cure Malaria, Chflis and Fever
quickly. take Milburn's Malaria Capsules.
At druggists. 10c and zsc. oc2-lm
The times., 1898-10-23
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

Tfon Station, Ii 1-2 st. md Pa. Ave.
In Eject May 1, 1903.
For Alexandria (wsck days). $3.50. ,:os. 7:ss,
ex.; 500. S:s5, $50. 1o:oo 1:0o, 11:i5 A. NJ;
e:0o; ex.; 1z:2o. lis. las, 2:o5. ex-; 500 tx;
S:25. $3.50. e.; AIS ex.; t:5o. sos, SEQ. eI-;
$40. oo5 ex: $50, 7:oo s7:so, 500, $50. 1000.
u:20. u:5o r. NJ
For Aie1andria tsmdays). 7:A. Gas. o:4s.
lo:so, HAS A. NJ; 1900 noon. l2:45. 1:so. 2:ls
$500 3:45, 4:2c. 5:15 600. GAS, 1:2o. s:l5, s9Q
1000, l1;e0 p NJ
For Mount Vernon (week day.), $50. 500.
en:o". n:oo A. NJ. l2:o5. 1:l5, 2:o5 400. s:Ss.
Too s:c0 p s.
For Mount Vernon (sundaysj. AS, e:t5 A. u
12:oo noon. 2:i5. s:<5. Gas and p. ".
For Arlington snd Aqueduct Bridge (ueet
days.. $500, $50. 1O:6o aud go A. ". 1905.
1920. LIS. 2:o5. sea- s:2j. AIS. $40. SOS,
7:06 and 500 p ~
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge (sundayD.
7:a5. SIS. 0:I5. 1890, 1t:l6 A. NJ, 1900 noea,
le:&5. I:3o. 2:l5, 500. 3:4a. 4:3o. sos, e:oe,
GAS. 1:S0, 5:15 p. NJ.
sRuns to Payne Station only.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked
ap1S-tf
The times., 1898-10-23
New YORK stock Market.
Open High Low Clos

Corrected daily by w. B. giobs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange.
1919 F street.
The times., 1898-10-23

The bank statement is one of the best
in recent weeks and is entirely satisfac-
tory. The strength of the position of the
banks is excellent and there is apparently
not the slightest chance of another strin-
gency in money. The improved condition
of business is also indicated by the state
ment The amount of loans, although not
disappointing, indicates some hesitation
still in the employment of capital
The figures follow.
The times., 1898-10-23
THIS PAPER Is PRINTED

With Ink furnished by JAENECKE BROS. FIR
SCHNEEMANN, New York City. my2i-;fem
The times., 1898-10-23

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange.
The times., 1898-10-23

Dow, Jones & Co. say of BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit and the Nassau system.
I'VE are told that there is no truth in
the rumor that the negotiations for con-
troll of the Nassau system by the Brook
lyn RAPID Transit system have been
broken off. Matters are in a position
where there are likely to be develop
ments. 1t Is admitted that ownership of
the Nassau system would be of value to
Brooklyn Rapid Transit from two points
of view. 1t would give control of the
southern part of Brooklyn and would
give Brooklyn Rapid Transit the owner
ship Of valuable property instead of its
having merely equities as the basis of
value 1t would also simplify questions
In connection with the bridge crossing
and thus would add to the earning
capacity of the entire SYSTEM
The earnings OF Northern Pacific for
the second week of October increased
SlO5, GOO and for the fiscal year 1921, ,000
The earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio
for the month of August declined SO, ,000.
From the first of July the net decline
has been $4,000. The Chicago Terminal
Transfer for the second week of October
was sl.6oo; from July 1st, increase $31, 600
The earnings of Northern Pacific, both
for October so far. and for the year are
not only highly satisfactory, but, as has
been said before, remarkable. The in
crease for October is II per cent, and for
the year over II per cent. The securities
of this road were all strong yesterday,
and the friends of the road are confident
that as soon as the general market shows
any signs of strength they will be taken
up vigorously and will reach a much
higher level.
Henry Clews, in his weekly letter, thus
comments on the foreign demand for
grain and the gold situation:
''The European wheat trade has come
The times., 1898-10-23
PROFESSIONAL.

Homer Query, Lawyer,
s7ss Fendall Building, Washington, D. G.
Will practice in the Courts of the District, Mary
land. and Virginia. ocl2-lm
The times., 1898-10-23

Henry Clews, in his weekly letter, thus
comments on the foreign demand for
grain and the gold situation:
1.-The European wheat trade has come
The times., 1898-10-23

l419 F street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25
Important to Advertisers.

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accounts with this paper. civic societies
aud military organizations, are required
Is, pay for transient advertisements In
Will be charged for transient advertise
mems not paid for In advance. and no
transient advertisement will be booked
for less space Than one inch To Illus
pate: one half inch Is 20 cents. one inch
u cents for one time. when paid in I'D
vance; but -ther will be as cents If
charged. Transient advertisers will
cave money By remem berlng this notice.
which applies In all cases, irrespective
OF financial responsibility.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1895.
GOOD ADVICE.

Cardinal Gibbons Wide. exparlanc,
gives his optimism on alnose any suhtac,
What might properly be termed AN ..in
,.llusAc Vaiue. In addressing a New
prleatIls audience some time asn y,
said: ~
If l had one piece of advice +, ,;,-.
d pubic man more than another II is
10 De frank With the raporta,. r. ~
Deen my privilege and pizaslr,,. IN con,
M contact With and TO know a erna,,
number OF Reporters. / have steadfas;-
49, auoihLeu a policy of absolute tank
ureSs with them; and ! h.ay.. y,t tn rev,
a confidence betrayed They nav na,,,,
proved themselves unworthy of ,1. s.
tf,TLtt placed on Them as gentlemen
II rs the public man who ccnrea1s
ss1i,,Ss, very act OF conc@alment Is per-
LsNeh ny the rep2rtorS-nor, in Tho IN. :
Nuie or their business, they mus+ he
/ puck mo perceive-it Us this very .nn
ctsa lIneat Which induces th.e rapl-t,.r tn
rui7pler conduct mis- investigations and
n, tq,o ~ sel wrong what, had he bee n
H1 the confidence of the man whosn
!. manner had provoked iYlvessti s,atlnn H.,
Mcuf1i nave understood ana written in
selli gently about. And 1T is IN, this varv
aifalnner that much of the coynplainr
against THE reporters o,7i ghntr,-s TIL
UT y aepNiters the absolute TRUTH Never
deceive 'thern' ....s.- -.
'Ihls viii no doubt appear, stranra 10
z THOSE Persons, who, through ion,rano.
PFe)ud or fnr very obvious reasons
8: etre Pleased to consider the. newsna nt.r
Reporter an u1lmitgated nuisance, Car
ehaiiai gibbons advice, which is nha re-
sstit or eXperience, and is in no sens.
4 .ttIfeoretEcal, means Something or
course There are lnt.n in the iournal-
iSSutc laofesSaon who ARE n.4itlesr tl.,1sst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25

Iue s.1I,e Au-
seftlsemehts discontinued before The
expiration OF contract will be- charead
LOT az transient rates for the tins In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wv A-NTED--A captai'n to take charge
w Of a small Vessel, either back or
White. Apply Newport News Lumber
90. feb 23-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25

"a Governor Tyler might employ a Jew
myers no get at the bottom Of the Ross
! asaIa sssasatSier. Richmond Times.
here jig no necessity for divers. The
iisshofe scheme is 50 .paApsbly apparent
i tina. even expert testimony IS unneces-
saTy. y @2y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-02-25

The explosion Of the Maine seerls to
I nave landed Hawaii and dts Dole-ful
president high and dry above The range
of popular interest.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01

ha curado mucbos enfermos de aquellas
afecciones y do igual manera le curara
q usted. Una senora desde TN punto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01
NOTICIAs

~ Hemos tenido Ell gusto de resibir el
ndmsro de <El Figaro, correspondence al %
de Ostubre, que es verdaderamente notable,
tanto por sus magnf6cos grabados como por 10
ameno y escogido del texto. Figura entire los
grabados la reception ofrecida al general Miles
& su seilora en- el Casino dc Ponce el retra-
to dol general Brooke. En- los numeros sucs'
sivos aparecerAn trabajos de escritorss puerto.
rrique6os Con dichs publication, una de las
me jorss que Sc publica en- Ia America latina, SO
reparte una revista de modas que reoomenda =
mos s las madres de familia. Ell agente en-
esta Capital es nuestro amigo don Luis Cuevas
Zequeira.
- La aituaci6n en- Yauco es desagrada-
ble Muchas pergonas reciben amenazas por
medic de an6nimos. Ha POGO lego uno po'
der del jefe de Bomberos, indicandole que, 81
al DIR tocar fuego, sc echaba q la Gale con sus
subalternos serfa el primero & quien dieran
muerte. El martes de la semans anterior, en-
sl barrio de sRancberas> fueron incendiados sl
establecimisnto y la casa vivienda do los seflo'
res M. seguf y Co. Ese mismo dia asesinaron
en- sl barrio <Bartolo, jurisdiction de Lares,
alhacendade don Guillermo Oliver. En- la no.
che del 2s lego herido de Ponce en- Ell ferrooa-
rril Ell propietario, hijo del pals, don Prudsnoio
Mendez, hombre muy querido en- esta sociedad.
Residfa en- el barrio de <Algarrebo,, donds
habita, IS minutes dc Yauco, hallandoae en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01
CoMUNICADOS
Al Gobierno Americana

Los que suscriben, capstacss enoargados de
los trabajos en- los mueles de esta Capital, liza
mamos Ia atenoi6n, al Gobierno jafes enoar'
gados por Ell mismo para los trabajos norte'
americanos. Nosotros los capatacss como la
clase jornalera estamos de oonformidad On ha'
Ger los trabajos al dominic nuestro, los cue fir
mamos en- coaco6n con los amsricanos, pero
de ningdn modo bajo dominic dol Danes, Ho'
land6s 8 Santomero, personals de otra nacio'
nalidad, que ha tempo viensn arrebataudonos
los trabsjos hasta la feoha. Nosotros mobiles
hijos del trabajo nos ponemos al lado del Co.
bierno para que haga justioia, pues habiendo
en- Puerto Rico quien sepa pueda hacer estos
trabajos no necesitamos daaeses, holandeses nj
santomeros.
Rsperando del magnanimo corsz6n dc nues'
tro Gobernador General nos ayude que nos
otros sstamos dispue.to, & ssrvirle con 81 mas
fel cumplimiento de nuestro deber 10 que nos
mande Puerto Rico, Octubrc 20 dc 1885,
Ratae1 Lla'aos, Miguel Casanova (Capataz)
Pablo Torres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01
Connpra, venta
ALUUILEh DE- WUEDLEO
NUEVOS Y USADOS

"a, SAN FkAH67sG0 FfkfAAiHNIscS0SH1 H. p.
~. FL alcalde de Fajsrdo partioipa Ia
secretarfa de Gobernaci6n haberae introducido
algunas alteraoionos en- el presupuesto ordina'
rio del corriente afio scon6mico, & fin do aliviar
munioipio.
~. bordo del Getty of Berlin, ha lle-
gado & Ponce la sonora un hijo del general
Henry, Official del ejercito americana.
~. eLa Nueva Bandera,, de Mayagiiez,
dice que un aindicato americana trata de inves'
tigar Ell gravamen que pesa sobre csda una de
las fncas cafeteras y productoras de Gaia en-
Puerto Rico, estableciendo un Banco Agrfcols,
con plazos muy c6modos para los agricultores
y 4 un intsrSs bajo.
- FL alcalde presidente del ayuntamien-
to de Humaoao pone en- conocimiento del Cen
tro Superior encontrarse vacantes diez plazas de
concejales de aquella oorporaci6n.
~ De Coamo: eel sef1or Sacretario
del despacho de Fomsnto orden6 por indicacio.
mes del general Brooke la alcadfa que sc EN-.
pezarA reparar la carretera y que Sc enviara
la capital Ia rs!eci6n de los psones camineros
que tomasen parts on los trabaios, cosa qua no
pudieron hscer por falta de herramientas, pues
las fuerzas sspafolas SO las llevaron. El ssta
do de la carretera o. pssimo; los derrumb.s
Sc sucedeu con frecuenca, y las cunstas estan
obstrudas, pues ell agua no CORE por elias y
eoha perdar ell terreno frme. Los norteame-
ricanos confessn que sllos no tisnen una oarrs'
terra de tan excelentes condolences, y ss lAstima
qua, despu6s de habsr empleado en- gu cons
trucci6n tants dinero, &c echs q perder como
oourrira, 81 tempo no Sc rsmedia el NAL.
Hn,minin Nia7 Nav2rrn Abogado, - Con
Justo, ndmero 1s, 2? A-lo-7
~. El nombrsmiento de los sehores sa'
lazar, Borda y Luchetti (de Ysacc), para r'-
presentantss de los agricultores de la isla en-
Washington, no dadamos que ssra nuy bien
acogido en- todo sl pals, va que las condiciores
que conourren en- dichos sefores, es prenda se'
gura de qua han de responder cumplidament,
al encsrgo que Sc les confa.
~. Ha circulado una hoja suelta, con 'el
rubro de xa los habtantes de Yauoo,, sus'
crita por los se1eres do aquella localidad: don
Francisco Mejfa, don Luis Cianehini, D. Ma
nuel Mejfa, don Jose G. Torres, don Juan Var
gas don Jose M. Cordero En- este documen'
to SO aconseja la crea cci5n On Yauco, de una
ligs patri6t;ca con el fin de obtener la regsne'
raci6n social, & ouyo efeeto Sc proyeota dsr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01
EE TfSABHJU Dc n0boUIv-
(De Ella Luoha. de Ia Habana)

(De Ella Lucha, de la Habana)
FL constructor naval Hobson dice que el
estado actual de tranquildad de las aguas es
una oportunidad excelente para que los buzos
puedan inspeecicnar el sVizcaya, y el sCri''
t6bal Col6ns.
Los buzos, por consiguisnte, inspscciona'
ran dichos buques para determinar el namero
dc agujeros que tienen y su situaci6n.
De Santiago de Cuba saldran pronto mu =
chos osrpinteros con grandes cantidades de
MADEIRA para levantar un campamento en- Ia
costa, dol punto donde esta hundido ell <Colons.
FL aalvar dicho baroo parece va una cosa
segurs, menos que SO levante "algun brisote
Los aparstos que SO usaron en- ell <lnfanta
Maria Teresa, sc llevarAn esta semana al eViz'
oaya,. Sc levsntara como una sspecie dc mar
co immense de Ia proa la popa del <Vizcaya,
tambien traves del barco; es dacir, do ba
Dor estribor, por encima de los pa1oles.
Los globoA de aire llegaran por via Jamaica
Los cafiones grandes del <Vizcsya, y del
<Almirante Oqaendo, pueden salvarse en-
pleando una grua potente. AL eEdgar, Sc
enviara inmediatamente con dicho objeto
Una segunda expedition de sslvamento
llegara pronto donde estan los buques y empe
zarAn deamontar los oafiones de pequeno ca.
librs del <Vizcaya, y del eOquendo,.
FL eInfanta Maria Teresa, estara on con
condolences de ser remolcado los Estados
Unidos 81 IL de Oetubre.
FL eSandoval, fu6 puesto fote el dis 8
do O,tubrs remolcsdo hasta cerca del buque
repsrsdor <Vulcsno,.
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IA T E N CI0N?

A1aericanos conepradores de f,acas. Ateuci6nV
La fnca denominada xPaeblo Viejo,, ST.
tuada en- Ia ribera opuests de ssta bahfs, que
SC dice de la propisdad de don Manuel Disz
Canejs, no pueds ger enagenada por 81 nj POI
nade.
Igual a1vertencia hsgo sobre ell almac6n
donde esta situada la <Fabrica de Hielo,.
Sobre ambas propiedades pesan serias y
legales responsibilities que hay que solventar
ante todo. -
Tcda transaction vents que Sc haga sin
mi intervenoi6n, aerA acusada ante los tribu.
males competentes de .nula y criminal.
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AVISO

No pubicamos anunoios, comunicados nj
haoemos trabajos de impreuta sin psgo adelan'
tado. Los oomunicados valen diez centavos
la fnea impresa: loa manuscritos SO cuentan q
ooho.palabras por lfnea.
La suscripci6n tambi6n adelaptada, vale
pesos el semestre.
No contestamos las csrtas que vengan con
sin Ell importe correspondence.
segin sitio tempo de la publicsoidn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-01

0k COM0UVk Up ~ V0n0 fu0UA0hAAV WI VA POOh
y rodesdo de su familia, una paYtida de ounce
hombres penetr6 en- Ia casa, armados algunos
con fusiles, y le dispararon un tiro en- la senes.
Despu6s sc apoderaron de todos los objetos de
valor que hallaron mano, despojando Ia seiio
ra y las hijas dol seflor Mendez de las sortijas
que tenfan puestas. FL alcalde Sr. Gaztambide
hace 10 possible .por mantener el orden; pero
por faIta de medios no puede organisar 10 po'
licfa rural. Actualmente hay en- dicha pobla'
ci6n doscientos soldados, y el vecindario desea
que permanezcan allf para garantir la seguridad.
HI jueves varios malheohores le cortaron una
oreja al sefor Velez, suegro de don Juan Car.
dons, liberales ambos, y el mismo dia maltra-
taron don Francisco Quir6s, hijo, en- el barrio
de <Naranjoa, robandole ouanto tenfa'
Tr0nI Acaba de llegar nueva remesa de
llulV la celebre Harina "Leon" Los
fabricantes han mejorado mucho la ca
lidad. Els Ia harina mas fuerte y de mas
rendimiento que viene a Puerto Rico.
Hay siempre existencia fresca en- ell al
macen de A Rauschenplat.. Tetuan 18.
~ Hoy sntrd en- nuestro puerto la her
mosa goleta americana de palos '<James g.
Beecher> de 1928 toneladas. Sali6 aver de
Ponce con destino esta cudad y escalaa, vi
niendo remolcada por un vaporcido auxiliar
del gobisrno. La msnda como Captain Mr..
T. G.. Dunn.
-. Nos informan que snoche han sido
incendiadas por una partida ssdicosa las fnsas
que tiene en- Carolina ell padre Mariapo. Las
p6rdidas &c calculan en- gran suma de dinero'
Ignoramos mas detalles.
- Nos suplican haeer la siguiente pre-
gunta: <dCuando presenta la renuncia del
cargo de Seoretario del !Ayuntamiento de esta
ciudsd ell ssfior don Juan Miranda, cu6ado del
sehor Villamil y junfpsro do <abolengo,?..
~. Suplicamos doiia Carmen Esoadero,
de Manatf, 80 sirva oontsstar las cartas qua la
hemos escrto, tendremos que escribila en- el
mismo pe,i6dico. 5-4
~. Hsmos tenido ell gusto de sabsr que ell
se1or don Francisco j. Hscht, antique jcfe del
ouerpo de Bomberos de esta Capital, en- brevss
dfas 6jara aquf su residencia. Mucho nos
completeness en- so vuelta, mueho mas on
que tome parte en- la nueva reorganization quo
Sc trata de dar al referido cuerpo, pues tisne
condolences para clio y mucho mas por eonocer
el idioma ingles, que tan necesario es en- las
actuales circunstancias
~. A propuesta dc la Sesrstarfa de Go.
bernaci6n, 81 Hon. General Brook ha nombrado
con feoha % del prtximo pasado mes, conce'
jaes de Bayam6n los senores siguientes:
don Candido Balasquide, don Jose R Davila,
don Antonio Flores, don Francisco Gutierrez
del Arroyo, don Juan Matteu, don Santos L6.
paz, don Jose Manuel Tibot, don Rafael Gu
tierrez del Arroyo don Jose Gabriel Fuentes.
- El dfa debe llegar por Ell vapor fran
cas Ell reloj encargado por el excalde de Coamo,
don Florencio Santiago, por mediaoion do don
Agustfn Nusa, J adquirido con parte dc sus
susldos.
~. FL oabo comapdants del puesto de
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individuo Raimundo Ramos, natural de Csguas,
que iba do Rio -piedras en- persecution de una
nina de once a1os llamada Rosslfa Lopez,
quien acompafiaba otra nins de la misma edad,
la oual tuvo que refugiarse On un manglar, de
donde sai6 LENA de lodo. Un joven, primo dc
la referida nina, fu6 &, au defensa, siendo
atropcllado por Ell Ramos, quien SO le ooup6
ma navaia barbera.
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.rss, y ID lapublicacion dc IN peri6dico. D.chos
sehore', personas de gran representation en-
Yauco, empiezan por sentar: ''qae no habien-
do, on la actualidad, partido polftico aiguno en-
ell pals, nj orientaci6n segurapara Ia formaci6n
do estos, los mismbros de esta liga viensn &
ella sin compromises poltticos dc ni'ag'Aaa clxse.