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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
PORTO RICO INVASION.
American Army Will Not Advance
For Several Days.
Gen. Stone SkirmIShing In the North
Part Of Porto Rico.
Report at Ponce That the Spanish Army
Is Advancing From san Juan.
SECRETARY LONG REDUCING EXPENSES

Ponce. Porto Rico, Aug. 2, via st.
Thomas, Aug. 4.-Gen. Roy Stone, while
accommodating northwards along the
road leading 10 ArecibO. on the north
coat, with company OF the Second repi
NETT, encountered opposition at UtuadO.
where mall force Of Spanish regulars
aud volunteers had been instIucted
by Captain General Macias 20 resist
10 the bitter end. The Spaniards refused
20 surreEJler, and Gen. Stone telephoned
TO Adluntas that he would push on, aided
by force Of natives armed with ma
chetes. Before the messengers left Ad
iuntae, where twelve meu had been left,
a Spanish force was reported 10 be be.
tween Gen. Stone and Adjuntas, picketed
on the trail between Adluntas and
Utuado, In the heart OF the mountains.
Az the troops have 10 move single tila.
ten men can stop regiment. Stones
messengers rode all night.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
FOR REGULAR SERVICE.
A Recruiting once to be Established Il
this city August 4.

A Recruiting once to be Established In
this city August X.
This office has received letter from
Edgar johnson. major OF the Third
United States volunteer engineers,
stating that as recruiting officer he
would open recruiting station in this
city on next Monday, August 3. The
poster, received with the letter. reads as
follows:
Wanted for the Third regiment,
United States volunteer engineers, able
bodied men between the ages Of Is and
40 years, unmarried and not less than
. feet inches high weight not less
than l20 and not more than 100 pounds.
They must know the English language,
must read and write well, and under.
stand elementary arithmetic. Enlist
ments are confined TO persons who are
citizens OF the United States or who have
made legal declaration OF their intention
TO become citizens thereof. Minors will
not be enlisted without the written con.
sent OF father, only surviving parent, or
legally appointed guardian
"Machinists. steam engineers, black
smiths, carpenters. plumbers, tele.
graphers, tOpOgraphers, draughtsmen,
railroad men, rlggers, bOatmen and those
skilled in the use Of explosives are es-
pecially desired.
THE special duties OF the engineers
comprise defending the coast with tor
pedOes, rapping, mining, demolition,
military bridge building, field fortified.
tlon, military surveys and military map
printing.
"The companies are equlpped and
drilled as infantry. Representing a
special arm, the engineer service offers
the advantages OF instructive duty and
high pay"
The poster can be seen at this Office II
any further information besides what Is
given above is desired.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Mrs, NJ. W. BlOurnOy, Mrs. John Bora
dale and Miss Mary Jam left last night
for the sea coast cities OF Southern Cal
ifOrnia, where they will remain until
after the heated term in the Rio Grande
valley. I'm route TO California II II
likely that Mrs, BorradAile will stop of
at Ash Fork and from there visit
Whipple barracks, where her husband,
John BOrradaile, IL captain OF company A.
Miss +. G. LOyelace has taken charge
OF "The Arlingt m" PA south Second
street, and will conduct II as liTst-elass
rOOming house. The entire house has
been thoroughly renovated and retitted,
new furniture and fixtures. Under the
new management THE Arlington will
be one OF the incest places in the city.
Miss Jessie Alderman, missionary
evangelist for the Worlds WOman's
Christian Temperance Union, will speak
at the Baptist church on Sabbath even
ing, August H. Miss Ackerman has
been three times around the world and
will speak upon the subject OF gospel
observations in foreign lands.
d, A, Wizer, wife and daughter, Miss
Bertha, who we're here on Walt 10 Mr..
and Mrs. ThOs. VOtaw, left on their re
turn to Topeka, Kan, last night. En-.
route to Kansas. they will stop over a
day or 30 with friends at Las Vegas
Misses Bernice Bartlett and Marie
Meyers, Messrs. Sylvester aud Meredith,
chaperOned by Mrs. w. II. Center, left
this morning for Bear canyon. where
they will camp and enjoy mountain life
for the next ten days.
The Misses HallOran are enjoying a
visit from Misses Mary and Maria Law
renee. OF Trinidad, Colo The young
ladies' are daughters OF the president OF
the Maxwell Timber company
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Trnnns fnr pnrtn Rlnn.

Ponce, Aug. 3, via st, Thomas, Aug. A.
The transport Massachusetts,, having on
board troops A and c, New York cavalry,
a Pennsylvania troop, Sixth cavalry and
Eighth infantry, is aground here. The
ROumania, with four batteries under
command OF Major Rodney, Is aground Al
Guanica. The transport Washington
with the Fourth Pennsylvania regiment,
and the Seneca, with General Quarto's
regiment, are landing to day at Guanica
The Eleventh and Nineteenth regular in
fantTy regiments and troop b, Second
cavalry, have embarked here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Indiana RnnnhIIonn.-

indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 4-The repub
lican state convention reassembled this
morning. A resolution authorizing Chair
man Fairbanks TO send Mckinley tele-
gram OF congratulations for his wise
administration OF affairs In both war
and peace" was adopted. Union b. Hunt
OF Randolph was nominated on the first
ballot for secretary of state. For auditor
William II. Hart OF Clinton was nOmi-
mated; treasurer, Leopold Levy OF Hunt
ington; attorney general, W. l.. Taylor OF
Marion county,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

/ shall only remain here the balance
of this month, and all persons desiring
to take embroidery lessons or have order
work done must make arrangements soon.
want TO reduce my stock Of stamped
linens and silks Anything stamped or
made TO order. Mrs. Ella &. Shields.
W, b. Dawson, the stock buyer and
raiser OF Springer, is In the city and has
his name on the Sturges European regis
ter. He is here looking up sheep, and
will make an effort 20 purchase several
thousand head somewhere In this vicinity.
The remains Of Mrs A. hoffman, who
died In this city Tuesday night, were
shipped 10 New York for burial by Under
taker Strong last night,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Washington, Aug. A. Secretary Long
ia now deyOtlng a good part OF his atten.
tion 10 reducing the expenses Of the navy
department, which were 80 vastly in
creased by the war. One OF the first steps
N the reduction OF the fleet OF the auxil-
iary vessels. Such a. are unnecessary,
but are owned by the government, will
be returned from commission. while
others, like the American liners, will be
surrendered 10 the owners.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
waiting for More Troops.

Ponce, Porto Rico, Aug. $50 far az
known. no further forward advance
movement will be made b. the American
trtoIs NJ I'll the arrival OF more trans
ports, which are expected hourly. There
has been no fighting up TO the present
so Par as known. The Spaniards are ex
pected 70 make the first stand nj
Ab,nito. % miles from here, where two
or ,hree thousand Spanish regulars are
beno,sd TO be- eutrenohed. The present
prospect Is that there will be no actual
Aghting for several days.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
nmoer. orh.rsd 20 R.nnrt

Washington, Aug. 4 The following
general officers will be ordered TO report
TO Maj, Gen Wade for duty with the
troops going to Porto Rico: Gen. Gcorg
". Davis and Gen. George NJ. Randall,
second army corp; Gen. Il. II. Hall and
q II, W. W. Gordon, fourth army corps;
Gen. II. G. HasbTOuck. seventh army
corps. and Gen. John A Wiley, frat army
cOrpa.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Herman Blueher, the enterprlslng gar
dener Of old town, was smoking and
showing TO his friends to-day a cigar
made OF tobacco grown and cured by
himself this year The experiment ia a
success, and shows that the soothing
plant can be made a staple crop in the
Rio Grande valley. Mr.. Blueher states
that the seed sOwn by him was pure
Havana, obtained from New York, and
that II was planted in May, 30 that only
three mOnts were necessary 10 bring the
leaf 70 a marketable condition.
party consisting OF George s. MOrri-
son, civil engineer from New York, his
private secretary, Roberts Walker, Robert
|. Morrison OF Cambridge, Mass, and
Harlem p Amen of Exeter, n. H., arrived
from the east last night and went west
with General Superintendent A. G. Wells
this morning
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
LOST AT SEA.

ship sinks at Sea, WIN all on Hoard
Drowned.
st. Johns, n r.. Aug.4.-The telegraph
operator At Tiltcoye, the most northern
point OF New fOundland, wires a report
that had Just reached there OF the loss of
large trans Atlantic steamer In the vi
cinity OF Belle Isle. with all on bURrd.
The operator says that IL seems likely
there IL truth in the report, because the
Labrador steamer Virginia Lake had been
delayed two days, which might ba ac
counted for her being at the scene Of the
wreck.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Roard of Promotions.

Washington, Aug. 4. - SO numerous
have been the recommendation pre-
sented TO secretary OF the navy for pro.
motion OF recognition in some other
suitable manner OF American sailors,
officers and enlisted men who have not
ably distinguished themselves during the
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Skaters Army 10 be Relieved

Washington, Aug. 4. - This official
statement has been issued: The secre.
tary Of war has ordered Skaters troops
TO be relieved from further duty in
Santiago as fast as transportation can be
provided and the transfer OF Spanish
prisoners will admit Of the reduction of
the garrison.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

present war, Secretary Ling has deter.
mined 10 create n special board for the
purpose Of considering all such cases on
their merits. The presid mt and secfe-
tary will reserve the right Of independ-
ent action, as In the case Of Lieut.. Hob
anp
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Porto RIrnn Inn-a nI.hnndsd.

New York, Aug. The Porto Rican
Junta has disbanded, In iis stead an
advisor committee" will look after the
affairs Vt the leland here and thu inter.
ests OF the Porto Rican migrants exiled
because OF political Htiliatiote.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
INsUReENT INDIANS.

Indian Territory Tribes object 70 Allot-
ment of Tribal Lands
Talequah, l. T., Aug. 4. - The Indians
are ugly over the open ayowal Of Chief
Mayes In message to the Indian council
fav0ring che allotment OF lands. The
full bloOds are sullen and threaten the
lives Of the progressive Indians IL they
vote on the measure fayOring acceptance
Of the Curtis bill. They say they will
leave the country and before going will
give evidence Of their opposition to the
white peoples Invasion Of their land.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
PE lCR PROPOSALS.
Spain Will Certainly Accept the
Demands Of this Country.
Official Note From Spain Expected
at an Early Date.
Skaters Army TO Be at Once Brought
Away From Santiago.
NO CHANGE IN PRESIDENTS DEMAND.

New York. Aug. A special to the
Tribune from v Washington says: Spain
has practically agreed to the terms OF
peace without asking for their material
modification. The hour spent by Am
bassadOr CambOn at the White HOuse not
Only removed all doubt on this point,
but sufficiently indicated that the formal
conclusion Of the NEGOTIATIONS would be
secured more promptly than had been ex-
pected by even the most sanguine. When
Cambon left the White House II IL be-
lieved that he was prepared TO remove
the last indication Of indecisiOn at Mad
rid and that not later than Friday or
Saturday Of this week, he would be the
bearer OF a Spanish iinal dispatch 10 the
White House which will result in an
immediate armistice.
DISCUSSING PEACE PROPOSITION.
Washington, Aug. A long confer
ence between the president and Secre-
tary Day and Secretary Long was held
this afternoon. Day looked fatigued az a
consequence Of the night conference with
the French ambassador. They were to-
gether, going over the peace propositions,
until l o'clock this morning. Day to-day
expressed the opinion that there was no
longer any danger OF delay. Those who
have gone over the ground and conferred
with the officials express the belief that
peace is very nearly attained. One ad
ministration public man, who talked
with the president and others to-day, pre-
dicted that a preliminary agreement,
which would practically end the war,
would be effected within a week.
Senators and representatives are be
coming more numerous, many returning
here from their homes on various political
mlaalnna.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

The Victor bread. cake and pairing
knives, worth 30 cents regularly, set OF
three pieces for 10 cents at
THE FAIR.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04
Train Robbers Captured,

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 4.-Ssm Smith
and Tom Winn, who robbed the Frisco
train at AndOyer, near here, were cap
tured at Nowata, /, T,and will be brought
here for trial.
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The Jaffa Grocery Go.
rs SOUTH SECOND STREET.


Chicago, Aug. 4. - Wheat - August,
BS14c; Sept, 66A@6636c.
COrn-August, 33c; Sept, 33ISc.
Oats-August, 2lA@2lhc; Sept, 2O%
g2lc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
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Money Market
New York. Aug. 4. -- Money on call
nominally lA@1K Dar cent. Prime
mercantile paper, S1654 per cent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

silver ana Lsaa.
New York, Aug, 4.-silver. 90. Lead,
80 80.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-04

Madrid, Aug. 4-5 p. m The Spanish
cabinet met this afternoon, the queen re-
gent presiding. Peace proposals we're
discussed Apparently no definite de-
cisiOn was arrived at. Premier Sagasta
will cOufer this evening with some dis
tinguished politicians, who have been
summoned for that purpose.
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NOTICTASS S

~ Por persona que tiene motiyos para
ssberlo, nos hcmos epterado de que no tiene
fundamento Ia notieia de que noa hlcimos eco
syer, referente cue los Shores Egozcue, Al
yarez Nava y Monserraj, sst5n indcadoa para
ocupar Ia presldencjs, vice, presieonc.a J secre-
tarfa del future partido oonservador de Puerto
Rico. Al nen2s, estamos seguros de clio, log
dchos seilores no han pensado en- tai coss, y
10 que es mas, nc aoeptarian, segin Duestros
informes, esos cargos per mly honrosos que
ellos ee2p.
~ sB#Vuelve nttarse en- ests capital
con mucha ffecuencia la escasez de carbon We
getal, pues va los industriales de este combus'
tible sc dejan pedir De II IA reales por tale
ga. iQue haran los tenedores de este aTtfculo
que no eproyechan la OCCASION de yenderlo 3
buen pre'io : surtir la plaza? 80
-. Desie Ma7sgiez dirigieron aver, q
las nueys de Ia tnahana, un telegrama nues-
tro amigo don Jose N. Patino, participandole
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A NUESTR0S AGENTES

En- los prineros d1as de Febrero
llegara el primer nurnero del gran
periodico sLa Moda EurOpea,, que
contiene esCogida lectura, profusion
de grabados de las dltimlas modaS y
figurines iluninados, itogr9fiados
en- Paris. La enpresa de LA CoRREs-
PoNDENc1A no ha reparado en- los Cuan.
tiosos gastos de esa edicion especial
para ofrecerla & mitad de su costo q los
abonados que tengan en- la isla nues'
9tros agentes, pagando solo ~ centa'
vos por el numero, y IS centavos
los no abonados que deseen COM
prarla. La remission de <La Moda
Europea,, no Sc hara q los pueblos de
la isla, sino despues de haber reci'
bido las remesaS de la agencia que
lquide las cuentas, que debera ser
del 2 al s de cada mes.
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2b. Los que quieran convencerse de elo no
tioucn que hscer otra cosa, sno visitar el men
cionado esabecimiGnto.
-. I'm 1897 los Esta1os Unidos expor
taror por valor DO 1909 milonea importaron
por va!or dc 7i2. Como so We, la balsnza dc
comerclo es favorable 4 dicha naci6n.
ja0noS dSuanOS na may ss,n,n ,o,icso' de de 1as Na
br detallan baratos A. VICENTE ca,
Marina. 9-5
49, Rocontamos del eBoletin Mercantile,
ola sido precise suspender el derribo de! edi-
icio antigua Aduana, oedido por el Estado al
Ayuntsmiento d cambio de un Cusrtel pars
ordcu phblico quo esta Corporation construirA
en- torreno del eEsanche, a causa de no haberse
aun trasladado>la ofioina de Ssniuad martina
alli eatableoida.
a.. IIa sido autoriza1s la Esc9ela de Artes
y Oicios para instalar un teltfono.
sY "ABASTO PUBLICO.--La carne dc
res, 20 expeudera mariana en- esta capital 80
oentEvos el kilo
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SILVELA Y LA kUTON 0M|A

Ell seflor don Eduardo Dolz dirigi6 desde
Madrid, el dfa IS del actual, ell siguiente tele.
grams al seflor don jose Maria Galvez, pres
dente del consejo de secretaries de Cuba:
Gle tenido ell gusto de conferenciar con Ell
senior Slvela, como jefe del partido conserva.
dor, tengo la satisfaction de comnnicar
V. Z. que aparte de gus opniones aobre Ia ex-
tension del regimen el derecho de las cortes,
que respeten su integridad considera las insti'
tuoiones otorga'as Caba como irrevccab,e'
mente ooncedldss, una vez que rscaiga la san
ci6p del Paramento, las apreciara como una
constitution espaholh, tan intangible como Ia
de la Monsrqufa, sin que entire en- gu pensa.
miento producer ningdn genero de retroceso ri
por acaso fuese llamaio a los Consoles de la
CorOna>
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Banco Espa1o| do Puerto Rico

u Conuocatoria d Junta general ordinario
Conforme 10 aoordado por ell Consejo de
goblerno en- cumplimianto de 10 que disponen
los art1culos 40 de los Estatutos 143 del Re
glamento social, Sc convoca d los seilores aso
ciados de este Banco junta general ordinario,
que &c celebrara el II de Febrero pr6ximo,
Ia una de la tsrde, en- ell domicilio del mismo
(calle De Tetuan, ndmero 3); debiendo presen.
tarse con media hora de antelsci6n las papele-
tas de aeistencia, las cuales seran expedidas por
Ia secretarfa los interesados que las soliciten
.durante las horas de ofcina, desde ell dfa nueve
al diez y seis, ambos exclusives.
# Como 10 previene e articulo l44 del Re-
glamento social, desde esta fecha queda 6jada
oil pdblico en- este estabecimiento la lieta de Sc.
flores accionistas con derecho voz y voto en-
la mencionada junts.-Puerto. Rico, 26 de Ene'
TO ls9s.-El gobeynador, 63
.7Ose Manned T6uez ,S0ipz
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San Juan Puerto Rico p
~ AL pasar anoche don Jose Julian Abe.
do Las ocho media por la puerta de San
Juan, hacia ell barrio de la Marina, le lanzaron
desde 10 alto de Ia muralIa una in6nidad de in
mundiciss casoos de botelas rotas, ensacian
dole lastimosamenta los yestidos ell sombroro,
sin recibir, por suerte, Dinguua herids. Ese
case no es ell primero que ocurre en- el msmo
sitio convendrfa vigilarlo para yer 81 SO lie
echa uano los inaolentes que sc entretienen
de tai mcdo.
*. En- la qucbrada de Cayey sc acaba de
pescar una guabina de metro y medic dc largo,
que tenfa en- cl ventre un cartucho con ell 81
guiente manuscrito: <Desde que el mundo
exste no Sc hstlan visto sombreros mas ele
gantes baratos que los dc Sci Clack,> San
Francisco, nninero 81.
- Iia empezado 4 circular hoy ell mani,
festo que aver anunoiamos airijirfa al pals el
Excno. sehor don Manuel Egozcae. Esta ad'
mirabemente escrito concebido en t6rminos
en6rgicos en- ell fondo, pero suaves en- Ia forma
El seilor Egozcue hace historic d grandes ras
gos de su vida po:fties declara separarse del
viejo partido Unconditional que, i su iu}ein, 10
tiene "a raz6n de ser, dcspU6s 10 habor siGo
decretadas las refor'n.s a4ton6n.5cas para Ing
ant;llas. Su acttud en- 10 suce-ivo, no 10 deli
nc todavfa. PGcGere qaelar en- honrosa espce-
tativa. Acapta de Hero Is aa.oucmfa que So
e mandate de E4p;ia, sin ahii .rse I. n"gMo
delos psrtidoa exrtaates por4la eatlen3e que
los one han de turaar en- Ell gobicrno regional,
no Sc orear.sn de tirme mlentrss el spflagio po-
pu'ar condense ea i&s c.n.aIas i;tsul&res Il vo-
lunen de saa i>ti5.tas flarzss, Fl nor Ego&-
cue declara que no tiene am ioues perscna.ce.
Su tlnieo dssSco es serv(r Ia patria {, "a pro
vincia en- las con lieicnes mas e6as os,
Ho,odo NACUNO Y CABALLAR. - s.
Odiioao tffscen cn vept2 hasta $50 now!
Hos, rnansos de l2 |. 90 arrobas, de rsaa gran
de- que ae pueien enplear hssta para ell ser2i
clio de IA gricu tura; tambidn c;cn nov;iias lo S
10 arrobas vacas parilas horraa, snuy
gruesas Asfni-loo ma partiia lie potros de
raza fna, de amos de edsd, pvopios Para
silla csrrasie. Dirigirae D. L. sARR!A,
en- Vieques hasta el martes prdxin1o Al
1nismo sehor sllotal Irg!sterras, en- e4ta ca'
Iital. %
~ "a estsn muy sde:otados los trabajos
del varaiero cue ests hacienda constru;r en-
CatafIo don Ramon Wales, propetario del
tranyfa. Y noe lcen one el sencr VsI26s tie
ne log propositos de cmbeI'ecef aquellos cortor-
nos hacer una pequeTa estaoidn.
-. Los mejoEes y mas baratos artfculos
de quincalls, bisuteria cristaleris, Sc encuen'
tran en- ell eBazar de los Paisanos,, Fortaleza
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R { | A c ! O N
nominal de las corporaciones, centros, cuerpos
{ institutosdel ejdrcito y particulares
que han contribuido para allegsr
recdrsos con destino Al Go.
logio de huGrfanos dc la guerra:

Ayuntamicnto dc Ia Moea, 90 peeos.--
Subscription inciada por e Muuioip'o de dem,
80 pesos centavos. - ldem idem de iien de
Juana Dlaz, 81 pesos 40 centayos. - Idem idem
de iden de Arroyo, 80 pesos so ceutavos.-
Ayuntamiento de idem, 25 pesos.--ldem dc
Lares, 100 pesos. -Sascrpci6 iniciaia por el
Muuicipio de idem, 333 pesos 81 centavos.-
Ayuutamento de Arecibo, $50 pesos. -Sus-
cripci6n iniciada por Municipio de idcm, 200
pesos G3 ntavos-Idem idem por ell Ayunta.
miento de esta Capital, s3 pesos Ayunta-
miento de Yauco, 100 pesos.-ldem dc Patti
Has, 80 pesos -Suscripci6n iniciada por el Mu
nicipio de idem (reducidos seloa correos), II
pesos, --ldem por cl iden de Vega baja, JOG
pesos So centayos -Ayuntamiento de dem, SO
pesos.r-ldem de Humacso, 100 pesos.-Sus-
oripci6n iniciada por ell iaen, 22O pesos Is
centsvos - yuntamento dc la Cidra, 50 pesos.
-Suscrircion particular del idem pesos -
Ayuntamiento de Adjuntas, so pesos. .-7Idem
de Gusyanilla, 100 pesos. Sascripci5n parti-
cuar de idem, Is pesos -Ayuntamiento de
Salinas, 81 pesos 95 centavos. .-Suscripci6n
particular de idem, pesos. -Ayuntamiento de
Rio pie iras 80 pesos. .-.Suscrpci particular
de idem IA pesos 80 centavos Ayuntamento
Juncos, IS pesos.-ldem de Lola, 25 pesos-
1dem de Rio-grande, so pesos. .-Suscripci6n
particular de ldem, q pesos 5 centavos.-
Ayuntamicnto de Bayam6n, SO pesos. - Sus-
cripoi6n particular de idem, 4 pesos 10 cen.
tavos s-Personal de la Comandancia Principal
de Marina, 50 pesos. -~ (Continuara).