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Evening journal., 1898-02-18
vizoaya to he Held on

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The Spanish
armored cruiser Viecaya, expected here
at any time, is capable, naval men say,
Of dcmolishing the greater part of New
York i'm less than two hours. The near
est American warship is the cruiser
Brooklyn, in Hampton roads. $50 miles
distant. The Brooklyn could not get
here in less than Is hours.
1t is reported, however, that Senior du
Bose. charge d'affaires Of the Spanish
legation, has sent instructions to New
York TO hire a tug and get word to the
commander of the Vizcaya to keep out
of New York harbor until further notice
from him. 1t is feared by the charge
d'anaires that the presence Of the Viz
caya might precipitate serious trouble.
Another report has it that a cruiser
probably the Brooklyn, is coming up the
Atlantic coast as rapidly as possible
I'm the wake Of the Vizcaya-
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Torpeaoes Around the Maine.

BAY CITY, Mich, Feb. 1S.-A letter
has been received from Elmer Neil
strup, a seaman on the battleship
Maine. dated Feb. II, in which he wrote
that he would not be surprised if they
should be blown up any day. that the
ship was surrounded by tOrpedoes and
could not leave the harbor without con-
sent and direction Of the Spanish au-
tholities. The letter said in part:
THE Spaniards have a couple of gum
boats and a cruiser. and there are two
German gunboats. The guns Of Morro
castle are pointed at us as 1 write. The
whole bottom of the harbor is covered
with torpedoes, so that if they did not
want to let us out, we would not be
able TO go very well. We are lying be-
tween the Spanish and German men-of-
war, and they have picket boats out all
night watching US"
In a letter of Feb. z Meilstrup says:
"I DO not look for any trouble unless
something very unexpected should hap
pen"
In a letter of Jan. 10 Meilstrup tells
of an accident aboard the cruiser Mar
blehead, when FIVE men were injured
Commenting, he says: 1T is a wonder
some Of the ships don't blow up, they
are so careless"
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
HOLE IN NAMES HULL.
Divers Elude Police Guard and Ex-
anime the Wreck.
SICARD NAMES COURT OF INQUIRY.
The Queen, the Sultan, the President of
France and other Foreign Potentates
Cable sympathy-Fu of Some
OF the Victims In Havana.

HAVANA. Feb. 1s--It Is now conf
IDENTIFY asserted by many that the Maine
was destroyed by torpedo. Yesterday,
report has It. divers who had been
working around the hull Of the lost
battleship reported the discovery OF
evidence of design In the Names de-
struction. One OF the plates forward
OF amldships, Just under that section OF
the Maine where the men had their
hunks, was badly shattered. There was
an eight inch hole and the ianges Of the
wound bent inward. on a larger scale
the wound is just like what would be
inflicted by driving the point Of lead
pencil through bit Of cardboard. These
divers who made the discovery eluded
police guard and made their investlga-
tion privately. II is not known wheth-
er they are agents Of Captain sigsbee
in behalf Of the American government
or not. An uncertain rumor ascribes
the authorship of the enterprise to the
English consul England would natural
ly desire to know the truth OF the affair
for her own purposes. Consul General
Gollam denies that he put the divers to
work.
The news has spread throughout the
city, and the widest excitement pre-
walls, though as yet Il has not taken the
form Of popular tumult The palace Of
ficials are particularly worked up over
the report and are making every en-
deavor to secure control of the divers.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

The wreck Is now extra guarded, the
harbor police being re-enforced by
sailors from the Alfonso XII. The
guards permit nobody near the wreck
of the American battleship. II Is quite
within the range OF custom in Span
ish countries that the government
agents viii seek to remove the evil
dences OF the wholesale assassination.
The divers state that Il would not be
the work OF an hour to batter the
fianges out again, after which there
would be no means Of telling how the
thing happened. Meanwhile. the Span
iards are going ahead. ostentatiously
preparing for a thorough investigation
of the disaster. They have summoned
Captain Sigsbee 10 appear before Ad-
miral Monterola TO answer questions.
The evidence of the work of the tor
pedo on the hull OF the Maine is said to
be positive. There is no more question
of mine Of dynamite having explod-
ed. The keel OF the great battleship is
intact, which would not be the ease. had
volcano erupted under her. More than
this. experts say that fl was not a fixed
torpedo that did the work, but a drift
ing one. or possibly an automatic affair.
such as the Spaniards have many of.
The wound IN the Names skin is not "A
great way below the water line. which
would seem TO indicate that the Internal
machine was set adrift up the bay from
the Maine and allowed to drift down
onto her The mouth of Havana bay is
very narrow, and the tide runs out OF
Il like a swift river. The tide was run.
ming out when the battleship was de.
stroyed. Her nose was pointing III
stream, and II would have been a ver,
simple thing 20 have launched a tor.
pedo, with a barrel or spar for a buoy
at some point above the arsenal. Tn,
tide could be trusted to carry the float
ing death down 20 the Maine. II ther,
was any question about il. II could b
controlled by wire or line and broueh
directly against the warship
Owing 10 Inadequate means OF con
veying the victims Of the disaster I,
the United States, the funeral tool
place here yesterday. Two companie
OF Spanish sailors from the cruiser Al
fonso XII formed the escort at the fu
neral. There We're two military bands
and full honors We're shown the deat
The funeral procession started at
O'Clock from the city hail. Numbers q
people crowded TO see the mournfl
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT

And each day and night during this week
you can get at any druggists Kemp s
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, ac-
SnoWledged to be the most successful
remedy ever sold for Coughs, Group
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption
Get n bottle to-day and keep il always in
the house, so you can check your cold at
once. Price 25c. and soc. Sample bottle
free.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
wide Awake In Massaohusetts.

BOSTON, Feb is. ~ Representative
Frederick of Methun has introduced an
order in the Massachusetts house Of
representatives instructing the joint
committee on military affairs 10 make
an investigation into the armament Of
the artillery OF the militia of this COM
monwealth and to report as soon as
possible to the general court whether
any action by the legislature is neces-
sary in order TO secure the effective
ness OF the militia If called into ac-
ff1r,
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT.-Two-story house, eight
rooms with bath, No. 112 North Franklin
street. Apply to Robert Cottingham, 300
Maryland avenue.
FOR RENT.-The offices 313 Shipley
street, and corner offices second floor OF
the Gawthrop building. Apply to
HENRY HOOPES y23 Market street.
FOR SALE.-New dwellings and a store
property located as follows: on Market
street, No. 1914; also at southwest corner
King and Thirteenth streets. Store and
dwelling at northwest corner King and
Twelfth streets, and a two-story dwell
Ing NO. 1909 King street open for inspec-
ton. Address THOMAS II. MELVIN
525 East Ninth street.
WANTD. Houses Of or Z rooms. IN
good central locations, for which 1 car
furnish good tenants.
HENRY HOPES. 923 Market street
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WASHINGTON WAIrINe.
Our Government Anxiously Looking Tor
Further Details.

WASHINGTON, Eeb. 1s.-The gov
ernment has settled back into a walt
ing attitude in respect to the terrible
marine disaster in Havana harbor. The
great shock caused by the news has
given way TO a calmer and more judi
cial state Of mind and realizing from
the events Of the day that the court of
inquiry is the sole dependence in the
search for the cause Of the Names loss.
The naval officials are now resigned to
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situation In Madrid.

MADRID, Feb. 1s.--The government
has cabled instructions to the COM
mander of the warship Vizcaya, leaving
it to his discretion when TO quit New
York. Orders have also been issued to
Captain Peral To open an inquiry into
the cause of the disaster TO the Maine.
The government has received a cable
message from the Washington govern
ment thanking Spain for the assistance
rendered 10y the Spanish authorities at
Havana after the disaster.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
Lonaon,s Mayor Sends Regrets.

LONDON. Feb. 1S.-The lord mayor
of London. Mr. Horatio David Davies.
has sent the following message to
United States ambassador Colonel John
Hay: In behalf of the citizens of Lon
don and myself personally I beg to
convey u your excellency our heartfelt
sympathy in the terrible calamity
which has hefallen the American peo-
pie by the loss of so many Of their gall
liant sailors"
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

Schedule in effect November Il, 1897.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsc
Light.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON. della
WARE AVENUE STATION FOk
~ NEW y YoRK " week s days; y 'is : s
'ii.O6 p. m. Sunday, 'S1S '9,s9, 'i1.A a
m; 'S59. s5.21, t7n, s11.OO p. m.
PHILADELPHIA, week days, 's.ls
il.0s e. m; s12.19, 120, f2.34 t359 4.10, '5.H
$50, t1.4l, 915, t11.00 p m. Sundays, s3.1y
g.25. $50 .9S9. 'll,2i a. m; 1883, 4.1O, '5.21
CHESTER, week days, 'sis, $50, $40
s7.15, 735, s625, 800, s9sJ, 1921, 11.OS a. m.
l.2o, '2,s4, 40, '5;1; $50, s7.41, 9,l5, .l1;0
l1.24 a. m; 1888, 4.lO, '5.21, $50, '7.41, s1s
ATLANTIC. CITY. week days, '715
m, fl219, f2.& p. m Sundays, 735 a. m.
CAPE MAY, wee1 days, $50 a. m, '2.s
= BiALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
'iS57, '2.6s. sol, 34.oi, .4.57. s6ls. ssC9. Ell
p m. Sundays, AIS 7l0, 'S.35 a. m; 'l257
'2,Q9. Boa '4.5l, 500, ali p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS
10 q. M; S0i p. m, daily.
NEWARK. week days, AIS. 40, .s$s
-il;Ol a. m; 'l257 S.Oi, '4.Oi, '45I5, 'els rs
!s5 ss '' 1872 s X p a9 Sundays g ,i rs s. M 40
PITTSBURG, week days. 'S35 a. m.
+b.lS 2. M sundays, 'S.35 a. IN. '4ol p. IN
AlltL-A1Ot utllyt 900 "a. m. t-Vi y, ~.
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and IN
DlANAPOLlS "8.35 a. m. daily. .
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, 800
m, .l2;57 and e911 p. m. daily.
TOLEDO AND DETROIT. 's,u p. m
daily to Toledo and daily except SUNDAY
to Detroit.
NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS via
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA, '6lS p.
m. week days. s4.57 D. m. sundays.
Through sleepers to Memphis ana Ne"
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATION, week
days, 40 a. m. 3.04, l;S2. lO.bS p. m sun
days, 40 a. m; 3.04, 7.22 p. m: 80, ,,ro,,
LANDENBERG ACCOMMOlJAllOIS
week days, 71O q. m, 1000 a. m; 9V4' 4.bl
/ p. m Sundays, 1000 n. m; 4.5i p Ll. ,,,,,,,
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
/ for
PHILADELPHIA, -week days. $50 p. m
| BALTIMORE, week days, 6.4o a. M 20
LANDENBERG, week days. s-45, 955 a
m; 2.55, $40 2. R Sundays SD a. "a.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR VIII
| MINGTON, week days, .3.S5, 6:lg. I.lS
500 800, 1925. ll.S0 a. M; IL 70, LIZ, 1s
/ g gO s42O 43O, f5.15, TAP, 500, 6.gy -i.M
1856. 1900. 'il.35 p. m. Sundays, 'aSs, 40
$50 a. 80 sS.35. 1880 2. m.
] Telephone. No. 1888.
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Wilmington 81 Northern II II
TINE TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE %,

Trains leave Wilmington CFrench Street
Station) for B. a. o. Junction, Montchan-
I'M. Vinterthur. Guyencourt, GranOgue,
Cossart. Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
SON. West Chester EmbrecNille, Norton
vile. COatesVille and intermediate sta
lions daily except Sunday at 100 "A. m.
21O 400 and 6l0 p. m. Sundays only at
sos q. m. 2i0 and 400 p. m.
For Waynesburg Junction Springfield
and intermediate stations. daily. except
Sunday. at 7.20 a. m. 2.lO and 400 D. m.
Sundays only at So5 a. m, Q 10. 400 p. m.
For Joanna. Birdshoro Reading and
intermediate stations. daily except Sun
day. at 7.l0 "a. m. and 210 D. m. Sundays
only at sos n. m. and 2.1o p. m.
.BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

A Concord coach is a poor substitute
for an express train. and obscure imi-
tations are just as far from equaling
reliable widely-adverused goods. Don't
be fooled when you go to buy.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

A merchant who keeps both eyes
open has in stock goods that are in
demand. He furnishes what you want,
and not a substitute. Buy of him.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

A manufacturer with a reputation 10
lose must keep his goods up to a high
standard. Imitators don't care See
that you get what you order when you
go to buy. So saSes
Evening journal., 1898-02-18

Take your trade to the storekeeper
who sells what yOu want to buy, and
does not wear out your patience trying
to make you accept something you do
not want.
Evening journal., 1898-02-18
GEO. C.MARIS &SON,
9Th and Shipley SITS.
- The
Equitable Building

LOCATION:
Northwest corner of Ninth and
Market streets, close to post Of
fee, Federal and County Court
Houses and other centres.
CONVENIENCE:
Elevator runs day and night
Lighted by Electricity.
Heated with Steam Heat.
Janitor service.
All included in rental.
USE OF TELEPHONE, SIS PER YEAR
A few desirable offices for rent. Apply
to.REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
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7 E A T R 0

Fue en- extreme sensible que anoche,
en- ell edebut, del sefor Gross, no habiera un
lleno complete. Ell espectAculo 10 merecfa
Jamas Sc habfa vsto en- Puerto Rico cosa igual
Primeramente &c nos di6 conocer ell senior
Grossi, como un prestidigitador verdaderamen.
te ein de sieclc,. Todo su ilusionismo es
oompletamente nuevo, interesantfsmo, pues fue
llevando los especta1ores de sorpresa en- SOL.
presa, haciendoles splaudir sus prodigios, hasta
regar, por timo, & conquistsr una rudosa
ovsci6n al final de la primera parte.
Despues, Sc nos presento con su simpatica
compai1era, la ceebre sehora Roux, con
asombro de todo el mundo, llevo q cabo, de
modo cabal y complete, ell maravilloso fendme.
no psiool6gico de la transmission del penssmien.
to distancia. FL espeotaculo fu6 una COM
pleta sorpresa para ell pdblico. Nadie esperaba
cosa igusl. Un taumaturgo como ell seGor
Grossi, hubiera sido tenido en- otros tiempos
como un hombre sobrenatural. extraordinario..
Por utimo, las fsscinacione, experimental.
les, los fen6menos de attraction de fuerza, las
eugestiones de caor y de frfo, la catalepsia, la
anestesia, etc., etc, cautivaron al pdblico de
tai manera, que no hubo nadie que se quedara
sin aplsudir y alabar al gran hipnotizador.
Para esta noche anuncia una funci6n, que
de Fl fjo sera un aeontecmiento Ell pablico no
debe dejar de ir & yer tsntas maravilIas de la
ciencia moderna.
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..Amenazas dc MaC-KinleV
Pdnico bursdtil.- -Declaroclones off.
cioles. .-ApIozumiento sospechoso

Bajo estos epfgrafes publica "El Naoonar',
de Madrid, un suelto que dice sst:
GEL genera Powell, amigo fntimo de NJ.
Mac k!Lley, deolara en- interviews celebrados
con los reporters, que 81 presidente le hsbfs
dlcho que 81 el nforme de la comision de ma.
rina enviada & la Habana demostraba que Ia
catastrofe del "Maiue" era debda una trai.
DION, el estsba dispuesto & obrsr de una manera
danos lesles de los Estados Uuidos.
Los periodicos afrman tambi6n que en- una
conversation tenids en- Hobart con dos sena.
dores, el presidente MacKinley habfa dicho
uno de ellos que el psfe esta sobre un volcan
que puede hacer erupoi6n en- ouslquier momen.
to. Dcclard tambi6n que 81 la perdida del
"Maine'' habfa sido producida por la voladura
de una mine. la guerra serfa inevitable, que
no importaba que la nina hubiese estalado con
6 sin conocimiento de las autoridades espsio-
las. FL solo hecho de que Sc hubiera permit
do que ell "Maine" anclase encima dc una nina
que oua'quier funcionario irresponsible podfa
disparar secretamente, era bastante para pro-
vooar la declaration de guerra.
lei pafs-ailadi6 Mac Kinley-no permi.
tirfa al gobierno que adoptsse otro linea de
conducta."
lnformes de carhcter menos concrete
atribnyen al presidente Mac kinley el PROPOSE.
to de exigir E<pa1s una indemnizaci6n de 20
milones de pesos orc en- ell caso en- que la 90.
mission dc Ia Armada americana formule dicta
men asegurando que la voladura del sManes
fu4 intencionads' Ahsdese que en- tai case ee
darfa Espahs, un plazo de vente dias para
hacer efectiva la indemnizacion, y que los Es~
tados Unldos sin declarar la guerra Espai1a,
tomarfan por Ia fuerza possession dc las Aduanas
de Cuba hasta tanto que SO pagase ell ultimo
centimo de los 20 milones. 81 Espaila resis
these esta Media, sobrevendris la guerra Pero
Mac K!nley cree one Espofa psgarfa la indem'
nizaoi6n 8 consentirfa en- someter ell asunto un
arbitraie, recurso al cual SO mostrarfa inclinado
Mac Kinley.
Claro esta que en- lac Bolsas de los Esta.
dos Unidos han producido estas notieias un pa'
nico enorme, y ESQ mismo demuestra que no
van descamipadas en- 10 q SO refere la aotitud
de Mao Kinley. La cotizac6n de los prncipa
les valcres lego bajsr de tres nueye enteros
y medic.
Como es natural, en- sus declaracones pa.
b|icas y ofciales, Mac Kinley, es muoho mas
oomedido que en- 10 que dice i sus fntimos, y
sigue mostrando ambiguas reservas. Dice que
con6a en- que tan pronto como Sc sepa la verdad
ell pdblico recobiara la calma voivera un es
tado de amino cue le permita juzgar de una
manera imparciaI los hechos sean los que fue'
ren.
Dase como sfglro que la Comisidn de la
Armada que esta en- la Habana hs reoibido
recibira 6rdencs mandandole prolongue sus ia :
reas todo 10 mas posible, probablemente un
mes.
FL objeto de este puede ser el ultimar los
preparativos de guerra, que toda prisa estan
reaizando los yankees.
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NOTICIAS

-. N1estro Director fus vfctima aver
tarde de un aocidente desgraciado. Venfa de
su quints para Catsflo, a caballo, con objeto
de tomar el vaporcito. Cuando menos 10 es-
perabs, porque estaba distrsido, ell cabsilo &c
espanto con Ell tren y Sc encabrit6, retrocedierdo
en- vez de avanzar, hasta tropezar con sl bots.
vacas de la locomotors. Este arro16 violepta-
mente al csballo al ginete hasts ell otra OK.
tremo de Ia cslle, sufriendo nuestro Director
en- Ia caida el dislocsmiento de un pie, 10 cual s
obligs q guardian CANA. Milagrosamente no
ccurrio una de.grscia mayor. De todo oorsz6u
lanentamoa Ell psrcancs del estimado amigo y
compahero.
~. Dice un colega que el gotisrno espa.
mol ha pedido al de la repiblics france.a la
expulsion de squel territor:o de los cateoil!as
de ls ipsurrecci6n de Flipinas. El gobierno
frances ha accedido Ia peticion del de Esps'
Ia.
-. VAPOR VENEZUELA:-Segdn ca.
BILE de Nueva York, recibido por sus ,onsigna.
tarios de Ponce, este vapor suspende Ell viaje
del segundo al primero &c dichos puertos que
tenfa anunciado para ell dia del actual. ga
-. De nuestro corresponsal en- San Ger.
man: "Aquf Sc han llevado cabo las cleo
clones con ell mayor orden. En- los colegios no
hubo el mas mfnimo disgusto. El sufrsgio SO
emiti6 libremente en- medic del mayor entu-
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y moralmente responsible de la catastrofe por

y moralmente responsible de la catastrofe por
haber ocurrido esto dontro do un puerto
espaflol SO exigira una indemnzacion de dos
q cinoo milloncs de libras esterlinas. sLs
crisis en- las rolacones entire los dos pafaes SO
plantearA al enviarpe 81 <ultimatum, dc los
Estados Unidos. ,El Gobierno tiene gran con.
fanaa en- que Espaila pagara, con aux'io de
los cspitaistas extran eros, con objeto de
evitar un conhoto. 81 sc MEGA clio, la
escuadra norteamerioana SO apoderara de la
Hsbana. sLa situacitn puede condensarse en-
on esta Erase: eTodo depende de que Espana
pague., III ministro de Estado, Mr.. Sherman,
hs oonfrmado on una interyier que &c pedirA
una fuerts indemnizaci6n 8 Espafia. Los
corresponsaes de la preusa yankee en- la Ha'
bsna, incluso el de eThe Nueva York Herald,
aseguran hallsrse plenamente demostrsdo que
la voladura fue intentional, atribuyen la
demora en- dar ell informe al deseo del Gobieruo
de adeantar los preparativos de guerra, 81
prop6sito del presidente de la Replblioa de
que Ia opinion Sc forme ljbre de impresona-
biidades"
K"ABASTO PUBLICO.-Ls csrne de
res, ae expeudera mafana CD esta capital 80
oentsvos el kilo..
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NOTICIAS

w. Son POGO satisfactorias las noticias
recibidas hoy de San Thomas en- el yspor fran.
ces. Las relaciones entire Espafa = los Esta-
dos Unldos son cada veg mas tirautes. Tee.
gramas ohoiosos del dia primero del actual di.
cen es possible que el representante de Espahs
en- Washington el de los Estados Unidos en-
Madrid. pidan de un momento otro sus pass.
portes respectivos. En- Ia Habana 90 habft
msndado proveer de raciones por tres meses
los cuarteles los buques de Ia armada.
~. Aver SO vendieron en- competenoia en-
ests capital 40 bocoyes azdcar mascabsdo de II
hacienda <Palma, 4 50 90, comprados por s.
de Villamil Compahfa.
-. Dioen de Ia Habana que las eleoconaa
altimas resultaron en- aquella ciudsd muy "a.
cf6css y ordenadas. Triunfsron en- toda Ia
lfnea los antonomistas partid arios del pobierno.
-. Procedente de la Habana en- yiaie
para la Penfnsula entr6 esta maiians en- el
puerto de ests capital, el v.por espafiol .Bue.
nos Aires, De San Thomas Europa eatr6
el vapor frances que segairA yiaje mshana pa
ra Puerro Plata J Haiti.
~. En- Ia madrugada de aver sslieron de
es.a capital para Ponce, nuestros amigos el
doctor D. Jose G. Barboss y don Luis Sanchez
Morales.
-. Juioios orales para ell dia del co.
rriente: Juzgsdo de San Francisco. Contra
Esteban Maldonadoy jose Martinez por lesio.
mes. Ponente, Walls; aboeados Rossy Ramos;
procuradores, Jinorio y Bonets s-Jazgado de
Catedral. Contra Inocencio Fjgaeroa Ortega,
por alanamiento de morada. Ponente, Walls,
abogsdo Cusvillas, proourador Rossy. Juxqa.
do de Humacao. Contra Julio Vazquez Carri.
llo, por lesiones. Ponente, Ulloa; abogado Cue.
villa; ?roourador Boneta.-Juzgado de Hums'
ca: Contra Dionisio Cruz y Jose Anastasio
Felix, por hurto. Ponente, Ulloa; sbogsdos,
Cuevillas y Bosch; procuraiores Cabanilla
Boneta.
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Banco Territorial y AgrlcoIa
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D E PUERT o RIG O

SECRETARIA.- A.-Celebrado hoy, en- Sc
sion publics ell tercer sorteo de amortization
de c6dulas hipotecarias de la segunda emission,
que oportunamente fue anunciado, resultaron
favorecidas por la susrte las cincuenta cedulas
siguientes: sc, 90, lis, 1876, l4l, l46, l78,
200, 22l, $50, 266, 1922, 42l, 4sl, 47s, 4s5,
4s5, 57s, 659, 7so, s63, s79, 975, see, 1854,
1l21, 1886, 1859, 1868, 1912; 1872, l4os, l444,
1882, l5e9. 1908, 1919, 1885, 1892, 1900, 1912,
1925, 2ol5, 1908, 2oe7, 2oSa, 2l44, 2l4s, 929o
y 2s77. .Lo que SO publica para conocimiento
de los interesados. Puerto Rico. 81 de Mario
de ls9s.-El secretario, Juan de Guzmdn Be-
tes.-Vo. B., Ell director gerente,- - Vicente
Ant0netti. 8-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-04-03
La Exposition Universal
Establecimiento de tejidos q noredades
situado en- Ell misno local qte ocu1'd
don 1velino E2isalde
43-SAN FRANCISCO-43

Acaba de abrir sus puertas al pdblico este
espacioso = elegante establecimiento primero
en- su clase con un complete y variadfsimo sur
lido de tejidos en- general, encontrandose en- 81
desde la tea mas modesto d la mas RIGA. AIDE.
mas cuenta con ininidad de artfculos propios
de 81 ramo, todos dc alta novedad fantasia.
Riqufsimas cortiuas y sobrecamas de punto.
Colchonetas de seda y de algod6n. Gran va
riedad en- camas de hierro colchones. Enoa'
jes fnfsimos. Tiras bordalas. Paraguas y
sombrillas. Mantilas de blondas. Peluche
de todos dolores. Camisetas, medias calceti-
nes de hilo 2 algod6n. Medias de seda. Guam
tes, corbatas. Finfsimas muselnas de hio,
crespones, cintas, etc. Los precios seran una
verdadera baratura Peroales y muselinas f.
mas, nansas, aatenes, velo de religiosa y otros
muchos artfculos, desde 8 centavos vara en-
adelante. Qaien viste ell establecimento sal
dra ,omplacido. Avisitar, pues, La EHposi-
ci6n Universal. l5-6