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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-08-01

Australia tomorrow.

Australia tomorrow.
Koloa sugar Mil finishes grinding
next Wednesday.
The ship Reaper was discharging
coal at Kahului last Saturday.
The large crane to hold the excavat-
ing dipper OF the new Alakea street
dredger was holsted into position yes
terday.
The Canadian Australian liners are
due this week--the Miowera on Thurs
day from sydney. and the Aorangi on
Friday from Victoria.
Chief Engineer Donnelly of the Mau-
ma Loa reports that steamers machin-
cry now in first-class order and II Is
no trouble now to make thirteen knots.
The steamer Kinau, with over 200
passengers on board from Hawaii
ports. arrived last Saturday night. II
was the largest list Of passengers ever
taken from Hilo at one time.
The steamer Mikahala went on the
marine railway yesterday for a clean
ing and scraping and will come of
tonight and sail for Makaweli, Waimea
and kekaha tomorrow at 5 p. m.
The ship George Curtis Is out in the
stream. having completed her cargo
of sugar for San Francisco. She ex-
poets to sail tomorrow and will hence
forth be in the Coast-Island trade.
All mails for the Coast last Satur.
day were carried by the steamer Hong
kong Maru, which will, It Is expected,
arrive in San Francisco many hours
ahead OF the United States ship Bad
ger.
Captain Thompson of the Mikahala
takes command of the w. G. Hall to-
day, Captain Peterson of the Noeau
succeeding him. Captain Wyman. for
merly Of the Niihau, will take charge
of the Noeau.
The steamer Niihau Is being over
hauled at Fishmarket wharf. Carpen-
tiers are busy above and below deck
making alterations. The present deck
house is to be extended some eight feet
forward and six staterooms will be
built.
The United States cruiser Badger
sailed for San Francisco at 10 o'clock
last Saturday. Upon the arrival Of the
Badger in San Francisco she will take
on board the naval reserves of San
Francisco for a fortnight's practice
cruise. 1t is probable that Captain
Miller of the Badger will get fur
Tough to go home to Liberty, Mo-. to
visit his family. which he has not seen
since the breaking out of the war.
The Matson line has placed an order
for tow-boat to take the place Of the
steamer Rover, now being used for the
handling of vessels coming to this har-
Dor. The great increase In the number
and size OF vessels coming to this port
requires the presence Of a boat with
greater power than the one now in SER
vice, and the new boat will be OF size
enough to handle any ship coming to
the Islands. The new steamer is ex-
pected to arrive within the next two
or three months.-HilO Tribune.
District Inspector w. F. Drake Of the
Customs Service severed his connection
with that department yesterday and
Twill take a position in a prominent
hardware house on Fort street. Mr.
Drake has been in the Customs some
two years and will be missed by the
many business men who have had to
deal with him during that time. He
has always proven courteous and eff
cient. He will be succeeded by one of
the most popular men on the force, who
has been discharging inspector for
many years, NJ. II. Drummond.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
this day sold his grocery and merchan-
disc business heretofore carried on by
him at the corner of Market and Vine
yard streets, Wailuku, Island Of Maui.
hereby makes public that all accounts
due said business shall be payable to
Antoine Borba, as we'll as all accounts
due on account Of said business shall
be paid by him.
JOHN s.. BORBA.
Honolulu, July "a, 1899. 2093-4t
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ACCOUNTS FILED.
Annual Statements Of the CarniOt
and Long Estates.

Y, A. schaefer, trustee Of the Es-
tate Of A. A, Carniot, has filed his an
nual account. showing reeeipts, 81
lTl2O; disbursements, ti,3tsooi bal
ance on hand, ts22.?o,
The same gentleman has also filed
his annual account us guardian ~ tbs
Estate III Antonio A, H. M, In which
he charges himself with receipts ag'
srsgailns siLllp'7s ana asks IA DO al'
lowed his disbursements, amounting "a
81 0i3Ao, leaving q balance IN hi'
hands ~ $1,000
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terror on or bssors THuRspAy. sAs
2>th day Of Ausus,. 1879. and that any
person or persons drslrtns 10 be hear
thereon. must be In attendance Il the
once Of the undcrsisned In the Exec-
utIve Building. Honolulu. at 10 o'clock
a. m. Of said day. to show cause Why
said petition shouid not be granted.
J. A. KING.
Minister Of the Interior.
Interior ONCE, June ~, 1899.
2OS2-9tT.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon ON the 9Th at 1:18 a. m.
The tides and moon phases are CIV
en- In Standard time. The time OF
sun and moon rising and Getting being
given for all ports 10 the group are In
Local time. to which the respective
corrections to standard time applica-
bio to each different port should be
made.
The Standard time whistle sounds
ct l2h. ON. o.. (midnight). Greenwich
time, which IL In. som. y. m. OF Hawa-
Ian Standard time.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
In re Dissolution OF the Huelo Sugar
MIL Company. Limited.

In re DISSOLUTION OF the Iiueio sugar
Mil Company. Limited.
WHEREAS. The Huelo Sugar MIL
Company. Limited. a Corporation es-
tablished and existing under and by
virtue OF the Laws OF the Hawaiian
Islands. has pursuant 10 law. In such
ease made and provided. duly fled at
the ONCE Of the Minister Of the Intsri-
or. q petition for the dissolution Of
the said Corporation. together with a
certificate thereto annexed. AS requir'
I'd by law,
NOW therefore. notice 10 hereby
given a. any and all persons who have
been ~ are now Interested In amy
manner whatsoever In tho said Cor
poralissa, thai objections "a the xrsnt'
ing IT the said petition must be nlsd
Ia tho of.ce VI the Mlnlsler VI the In
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CHLS. BREWER 4 CO.'S
New York Line.

The bark "Nuuanu" will leave New
York on or about July 18th. 1899. tor
Honolulu.
Advances made on shipments on lib
eral terms. For further Particular. sd
dress Messrs. CHAS. BREWER d CO..
81 kilby street.. Boston. or
@. BREWER . 90. LTD.
Honolulu AreatA
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Hon. Bartlett TRIM,

Judge Trip was entertained at
lunch on Thursday by Special Agent
Sewall. Last evening a small dinner
party was arranged in his honor by
S. NJ. Ballou.
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Every man on hoard the iiongkong
Maru was taken ashore just before the
AsiIiDs NJ that vessel from Yokohama
July IN, ana thoroughly examined for
symptoms VI bvb0Dlc plague Thre,
we're rsjsetsd through slIshi allmoD,i
which mlshi prove Suspicious
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The California ana Oriental steam
ship belgian klng Was 20 have sailed
i0r Honolulu fran Yokohama July ~
which viii make her due a, this port
on ~ about August ~ sae viii ~
irom here 10 Ban Diego, Via Ban fran'
cisco.
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE TO CRED
ITORS.
THE UNDERSIGNED, EXECU-
trix of the will Of Hugo Stangenwald.
M. D., late of Honolulu, deceased. tes-
tate, hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the estate of
said Hugo Stangenwald to present the
same to her at the ONCE of Henry Wa
terhouse & Co.. Queen street. Honolu-
lu, within six months from the date of
the publication of this notice, or they
will be forever barred.
A. M. STANGENWALD.
Executrix.
Honolulu, July IA, 1899. $3.50
2O91-4w
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Hives srs . terrible torment 10 che
little folks, and 70 some oldAr 0esA
Doans's Ointment never fails, IastAat
rslIss Aud ysrmansnt cure, ~ ssy
ehsmist's, 50 csNts.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST
CIRCUIT OF THE HAWAIIAN
Islands In PROBATE.

Islands IN PROBATE.
In the matter Of the Estate of Robert
Gricve, late Of Honolulu, Oahu. de-
ceased, intestate.
Petition having been fled by Jennie
Grieve. widow Of said intestate, pray
ing that Letters Of Administration up
on said estate be issued 70 James l..
Mclean, notice Is hereby given that
Monday, the 2Sth day Of August, A. ID.
1899, at 10 O'Clock a. m, in the Ju-
dietary building, Honolulu. is appoint
ed the time and place for hearing said
petition, when and where all persons
concerned may appear and show cause,
II any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Honolulu, July 2Sth. 1899.
BY the Court:
p. ID. KELLETT, JR..
2O94-3tT Clerk.
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Barometer corrected to 80 F. and
aea level, and after the LIST Of February
for standard gravity OF Lat. IS. This
correction is ---.06 for Honolulu.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
BY the Government Survey, Published
Every Monday.
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Honolulu, July "a, 1899. 80 2O93-4,
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PMrt0-Rico 7 dc Junio de 1899.
S.. Don BENJAMIN Delvalle.

Muy Sehor m:
TeDgo una erdai Ga satisfaction en- expraGn1e qe. tanoh los bubol bhtny tdb&fcn
Mfo com las sml"y aoes propordonados pr d hn dado m re"tado bnhate rs.6n pol
cusl me permto rcmeudahas dde lu go al pabico
su s.. s.. @. E. s. M.
Firmsdo Fernando NuA@. ~
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Fiesta del 4 de Julio,

La Sub coni>ion de bales para la fiesta
del 4 de Julio, se reunio aver 8 las 4 de Ia tar
de en- 81 Ayantamiento, y eligi6 Presidente de
dicho grupo & don Juan Hernandez Lopez.
FL bale de sociedad Sc efectuara n ell Tea
to en- la noohe del 8, en- 2ezando q las 10 y ter
miLando & las 8 a. m.
Sc nombr6 una comisi6n para ocuparse del
sdorno del salon, oompue,ta de los Sres. don
Jose Il daf Vale, don Antonio Moreno Calde'
r6n~y don Jose Palacios z ,lazar.
Para evitar preferencias e~noiosas en- la re-
partici6n de paacos, Sc aoord6 expenderlos s
81 cada uoe;y ell importe dedicarlo 4 la COM
pra de trea objetos que Sc rifaran la misma no
che, entire las damas que concurran al bale,
como obsequio y recuerlo de la fiesta que Sc
celebra.
Tamb;en sc acord6 msndar litografar ell
orden de Bale con alego1fas ad hoc; que la or.
que>ts sea TODD 10 mas nutrida y selecta lie sc
pueda = nombrar s los Sres. Gaillot y Elzabu.
ru (don JOSEF para las iuvitacicnes.
En- veg de cslebrar I'M bale de artesanos,
como &c habfa pensado, Sc acord6 ceroiorarse
de las Sooiedsdes de Rsoreo que legalmente es-
tan establecidas en- esta feoha, y repartir entire
elias los $500 votzdos vi, para que oada ana
cslebre su bale en- la noche del custro.
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De HumaCaO.

e Gamble d. los bil'etes americanos es.
tk dando mucho que hacer. Los que pagan
obligan & tomarlos al 663; pero ell comercio,
con ell prstexto de que los almacenistas de la
Capital no los aceptan 4 dioho tipo, no los
reoibe sine al 81. Con tai motive hay DISCUS =
tos y discusiones muy digoIs de evitarse, y
como nadie sabe & que atenerse, ofcislmente,
c%oncluye siempre la operation c n p6rdida para
ell tenedor. Crefamos que en- tiempos de ame'
ricancs no pasarfan semejantes cosas.
-1nme 1iatamente despues de las festas
religiosas de Mayo, que fueron solemnes, viDie
ron las del Coraz6n de Je is, oelebrsdas con
gran pompa N6tase ahora mas fervor que an.
tes, auuque Hamacao ha sido siempre religio-
SO, cat6licamente, contr.buyendo & clio ell de-
sirteres : gusto que, como sacerdote y director
de es:a 1g'esis, desplega ell parroco Sr Garcia
Vale.
En- estas Fl estas ha tornado parte la Sra.
[ la Southall, esposa del m&dico americana, de.
jsndo OR So ms goffoa y bien timb'a1a VIZ de
soprano. La eecundaron msgistralmente la
melodicsa VOC de la senorita Josefa Otero, y
les cores, compue ,tos de las fehoritas Carrers,
Otero, Dan1z y Lopez. La direocicn dc la par.
te musical estuvc & cargo del competente pro.
fesor don Felipe Otero
Sc encuertra squf ell musim del Kicka.
pos pretendiendo s:car los cuartos; pero estan
verdes
DE los CONTEST les no me atrevo ba'
blair porque no ne agrada ccupaIme de 10 one
es me- clio mdl0
TRISTAN
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La Hsdmb1ed de Profesores.

Mahana &c efectuar& en- q, Ia Capital Ia
anunciada Asamb.ea de Profesores que &c ha
convocado con motivo de las a.armantes dispo-
siciones que sobre ell rams dictara ell memora.
BILE General Eaton, con Ia %anuencia del Secreta'
rio del Interior.
Los sehores maestros defender sus legfti.
mos derechos, J hacen bien en- diluoidar las
enmarahsdas ouestiones que pueden suscitarse
en- 10 po1venir, con ese motive.
Anoohe verifcaron So primsra reunion pre-.
partaoria con mas de cincuenta representatives.
Esta noche acabaran de organism ell plan de
debate, de estudio y de exposition de los pro-
p6sitos tan laudables que les amman, J msha'
M SO oonstituirA deiuitivamente la ASSEMBLIES,
4 Ia cual asiet:remos con quito, para comuni-
car nuestras i'm presiones s los numerosos lecto'
res de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Deseamos muoho aoierto y un 6xito:com'
pleto 4 tan respectable corporation.
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BESIDE ArrOVO.

FL domingo 10 del actual tuvo efecto otro
meeting de propag snda en- ell barrio ds <Yau-
rel, dado per ell Comit6 local del partido libe-
raj Hab!aron Con sp'auso de toda la conou.
rrencia, los sehores don Federico y don Fran
cisco Virella Utibe, don I!deforso Ortiz. don
Luis E.. B3solo y don Miguel A, Rivera. Pa-
san va de dos mil los inoividuos que SO estAn
a6liando q dicho partido. Ri II h=b,a otro
meeting, en- ell barrio de Pi:ahaya, para ell Gu al
hay mucha animacitn.
Esta dsspertanio gran entusiasmo la cele-
braci6n del 4 de Julio Ademas de la oantidad
que ha votado Ell Ayuntamiento, Sc ha iniciado
uua subscription particular entire los v%ecinos,
que tendrA buen exito, pues son "a muchos los
que sc han su*crito
81 cura cato,ico de la loca'idad, Pbro. don
Gabriel Muntaner, Sc subio ell domingo al pull.
pito, y echo p,stes Contra la masonerfa y los
masones, di ,iendo que la mayor parte de estos
son unos ignorantes que no tienen conciencia
de 10 que hacen, y que aqu6lla es una sociedad
inm oral. Con tai motivo. So dice que Ia Lcgia
ellis de Paz, se propone publican una hoia suel.
ts, coatestardo sl pad'e Mantsner, que cree es'
tamos tod avfa bsjo la domination espa6o!a.
Fl Ayuptamiento, enterado de una circu.
lar del alca'de de s n Juan, invitan 10 & las
corporaciones municipales de la isla, & recabar
! del Quartet General autorisaci6n para aumentar
| ell tipo de la contribrci6n urbsna hasta ell 7 v
medic por ciento sobre la renta imponible,
| acord6 por unanimi1a1 msnifestar que no es
partidario de la idea que Sc lie propone, por
considerable sumsmente grsvosa para los pro-
p~ietarios de casas en- la local. lad, que no gozan
de los bene6cios y piogues rentas que tienen
los de San Juan ? otras poblaciones importan'
ties de la isla.
III Inrresnonsn Z
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PARAL|zAC|0ND EIAS 0BRAS
En- caminos.

Tenemos n~oticias de que Sc han oomunioa.
do va las siguientes 6rdenes.
10 Antes de fines de JUNO 8 4 mas tar.
dar ell 80 de dioho mes, cesaran todos los en-.
ple.dos, opersrios y braceros ocupados en- las
obras de canine.
90 No Sc autorizara nipgun gasto do
mano de obra, nj de adquisici6n de materia 8
materiales, nj de sueldos de personal temporero
hechos despues del 80 de JUNO, porque no ha.
bra p ,rtida alguua de donde haoer esa eroga
oi6n en- ell presu2ueato del pr6ximo mes.
80 Toda instruction u 6rden anterior
que contravepga q las presentes queda anulada.
40 Las obras que hayan de ejecatarse
per obras publioas y los empleados y bracsros
afectos & oada una de elias despues del l Q de
Julio ~prdximo, deberAn ser expresamente or
denadas por esorito por ell Director de obras
pab:ioss.
50 Las obras re caminos vecinales de-
ben pasarse en- 81 acto exoepto el afrmado con
piedra lie las portiones va explansdas y esta
operac.6n debe haoerse en- los sites peores para
preparar la suspension absolute que ha de tener
lugar & fines de JUNO
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JUICES MUN|C|PALES
En- la Peninsula.

De perse mas oonocidas aquf, Sc han hecho
propuestas para servir los eiguientes Juzgados
Munioipsles en- la Pe1f-sula.
Cartsgena don Mariana Perez Setien.
Almerfa - don R3mulo Vi!lahermoss y don
Fernando de Prats.
Sevilla don Benito Navarro Figueroa y
don Juan de la Cruz Cisneros.
Oviedo-don Miguel Monreal.
Valeneia-don Francisco Vasoo = Vasoo.
Malaga-don Basilio Diaz del Villar y don
Flanoisco Hurtado Jimenez.
Cadiz-don Alberto Concellon.
Pamplona-don Eduardo Alvarez.
Madrid-don Ricardo Maya, don Federico
Epjuto, y don Francieco Pampill6n.
Barcelona don Tomas Walls, don Enri.
que Saav- dra y don Miguel Sanchez Pezquera.
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Una obra de carload.

En- 81 Asilo del Ayuntami MO estA raclui
do 81 pobre ciego Pedro Blasquez y Escobar,
natural de Ponce, que lleva ouarsnta ahos de
residencia en- esta ciudad.
Antes de aver Sc aoerc6 q nuestras o6cinas
q manifestarnos su deseo de haoer una suscrip'
oi6n entire puertorriquefos y smericanos oarita
tivos que superintendent quisieran ayudsrle,
con 81 proposito de trasladarse & Caguas donde
un ooulista afamado, para hacerse extraer las
cataratas que lie privan de la vista.
No dudam e que muohos de ~nuestros com
pasriotas sc spresuraran & contribuir con su
obolo generoso para esa obra cari.atrva.
FL Sr Blasqvez y Esoobar tiene au1oriza'
ci6n verbal del A'calde, para hacer dioha ems
c~ripoi6n.
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MueIte de una excomu|gsda

I'm Franois ACADIA de morir una mujer que
lego a alcanzar cierta oelebridad y cuyas ex.
centrioidades oouparon mucho tempo Las cr6ni'
cas- religiosas de Ia Repablios.
Tratase de Matilde March,t, Ia oual pre-
tendfa haber reoib:do del Ssgrado Coraz5n, con
ell que decfa estar en- cuotidianas relsciones, Ia
mission de colocar en- ell trono de Frsncia a I'm
descend ente de los Naundorff, a ouyo fin habfa
emrezado por fundar una revista, Los Anazes
de Leigny en- c1yas o%olumnas, con 1enadas mu'
ohas veoes por Ia Santa Sede. Sc referian cosas
estupendae, COMO, por %ejsmplo, qae tales con.
denacicnes emanaban de nu fslso Leon XIII,
pues!o que ell auto atico sc hallaba encerrado
por ell Cardinal monaco La Valleta en- las pri'
stones del Vatioano, mientras Ell Papa falsi6ca.
do ocupaba ell solo bsjo Ia apariencia de Joa.
quin Pecci.
Matilde lego a organizsr una verdader.
crusada para libertar al Pontf6ee, para 10 Quail
le eran tan titles las oraoiones como las limos
mas,
La Congregation del santo O6oio orey6 del
case, h1cs clnco anos, lapz,r sobre Ia Marchat
la excomunion mayor
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Madrid.
MaYo 2S de 1899.

A"ey q - "o
En- Esguera Walencia) SO verified otro Sc
%cuestrc, pero ell secuestrado fue puesto en- hber@
tad Sin danos, los sutores del de Alcoy han
caido en- poder de la Guardia civil.
Los Goterpsdores de rrcvincia han dado
en- la decena b~astante que hablsr. Ademas del
de Vsllsdolid cuya biia fu6 Ia Elena d. la
Troya entire ee tudiaLtes de la Uliversidad y ca
detes d. csbal!erfa, ell de Zarsgoza fae apa'ea-
DO por in candidate derrotado que &c dice en-
cahado por 6 y ell de Ma'fga ha tenido I'm d..
eafo con ell direct + del National, Figueroa,
por una causa ao&loga, hsbiendo resultado he.
rido en- una mano,
La p'i>i6n GRENADA por un jueE. del ex
diputado corservador y ex director de ccrreos
y penales ST. Les Arcoe, acusado dol delito de
%estafa, ciuso gran sess ci6n, gro fue puesto
en- ibe'tad Embellishments bajo fsDza. FL
asunto que Sc yentiia snte 'os tribunales es pu-
ran.epte dc fami!ia sotro Una herencia y NADIA
tlene qae yer cen los c7,g3s pubicos que ha
desempenado
Ell Sr Nocedal jofe, o-mejor dicho alma
hni:a del partido integr sits esti recorriendo va.
rias cirdades de Ard&lacfa, ds1do c~onferen
cias & Las qua 500 a2itten ci6r;g2s y curioso
en- su msyorfa. Las u.ssas populsres enemi-
gas de la reaccion teocrstica que dicho sehor
representa-, le van propinando silvas Y otras
demostraoioncs de desagrado.
Fl Gobierno pre- ia un decreto acerca
de la inamobilidad y &c Las condolences de in
greso y as> enso de los emplesdos publicos. FL
elemento burccratico que hoy ccups los pues
uos, ha racibido la notic'a con entusiasmo, pc
70 70 sf los ~c;santes ri los aspirantes
DE un mcmento & otro sc presentaran al
Console de Ministries las reformas que ~intenta
rea'lzsr en- ell ~cjeloito el general Polavieja.
- cersara tambien ell numero de ban.
quetee, lunches, refrescos y %reoepciore s que ha
dado y recibido ell Ministro dc Marina Gomez
Imar, durante su rapid. escursi6n & los puertos
= de Ia Quail ACADIA de regresar.
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Tribunales.

En- l. Seocidn IL, de Ia Supreme Corte de
J%ostloia, ha tenido lugar en- Il ma1ana del dis
de aver, ell Juicio Oral de la causa por hurto
contra Ell coninado del Presidio Juan Zarago'
"a Cruz -Pena pedida, 4 amos, 3 meses y l dia
de Preside Observation-Disclosures, Lcdo Mo
rers-Fiscal Sr G~sztambidez.
I'm Ia Secci6n "a. SO snspendi6 ell Juioio
Oral de Ia oausa de Caguas, contra Vicente
Roldan Figueroa y E,teban Rivera Garcia,
por robo. oonseouenoia de no haber compare
OF 20 los testigos de cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-16

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-16

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-14
UNION AGAINST Ti.MM4NT.
Republican Londers and Cit workers Re-
lleve 1t Is Going Through.

The Republican leaders in this city gcner-
ally believe that tho movement for union
against Tammany will be effected easily by
course OF mutual concession They believe
that the Enforcement OF Mr.. QuigRs plan by
Gov. Roosevelt will convince many indepen-
dents OF the necessity OF union. and will have
an effect in making Republicans willing to
do their share. Already it has become
evident that the rank and file OF the
independent organizations are anxious for a
union that will promise some practical results:
events carefully. returned yesterday from
comments and the action and words Of indvid-
rantcd the belief that almost all the inde-
pendents and nlmos, all the Republicans in
this county are heartily in favor Of the union.
Mr. Qulgg said. however. that he had observed
that John De Witt Warner and Isaac II. Klein.
to Judge 10y their public utterauces. were not
much inclined to accept Gov. Roosevelt as an
adviser. and seemed TO want to stay outside.
Mr. Quigg said that he had no criticism Of their
attitud" to make.
Il believe that every man has a right to his
own opinion" said Mr. QuiRg. and that. hav-
ing that opinion, It is his duty to stand up
for it,"
What Mr.. Quigg has observed among the
voters in his own party and in the ipderendent
organizations has convinced him that there is
a strong feeling in favor Of the plan for union
and that it will he carried through success
fully