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KINGSTON, Jamaica, May 3O.-The
Legislature to-day decided to send three
delegates to Washington to discuss
reciprocity arrangements. They will go
with clear instructions from Mr.. Cham
berlain that reciprocity cannot be enter
tanned if an appreciable loss of revenue
be involved, as appears to him inevitable
The Governor announced later that he
was opening correspondence with the Ca
madam Government to establish direct
quick steamship service between Canada
and Jamaica for the development Of
trade. The Legislature gave an assur-
ance of a substantial subsidy. Trade de-
pendence on the United States was felt to
be perilous, and the present tariff menace
is causing Jamaica to look for hope to
Canada. 1t is feared the United States
tariff will at no distant date exclude ia
maica fruit in favor of Cuba and Porto
Rico. Money was voted for the estab-
lishment of a West Indian trade agency
in Ottawa.
The Legislature also adopted resolutions
stating that owing to the adoption by the
United States of countervailing duties,
sugar cultivation should be saved from
actual determination, and calling on the
imperial Government to act In unison
with the United States as the largest
two sugar-consuming markets in the
world to bring about an abolition Of
bountieS
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RITCHIE'S HORRIBLE DEATH.
Freight Clerk Struck by an Engine
and His Head Severed From
the Rodv

OAKLAND, May 3O.-Homer E. Ritchie,
residing with his widowed sister. Mrs.
Voight, at 815 Henry street, was run over
and killed by a switch engine at the
Peralta-street freight yard shortly after
o'clock this morning, his head being
severed from the body.
Ritchie was a clerk in the freight office
OF the Southern Pacific Company and
had just left the platform of the freight
transfer sheds to take a handful of bills
to the office. While walking between the
tracks, evidently deep in thought switch
engine No. 1851 backing down the track
struck him. Notwithstanding Switchman
Albert Pool, who was standing on the
step of the engine. called loudly warning
him. Two wheels of the tender passed
over his head and neck before the engine
man. aged 10 years The inquest Will be
held tomorrow night.
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charter, and fifty-four names were signed
tc the roll for membership in the new
sect of Eagles
The principles of the proposed DO
hemian American Eagles" will be strict
" American in patriotism, Bohemian in
l:berality and good fellowship. No one
can become member except American
citizens of good moral character good
standing in the community, irrespective
OF religion, politics or profession
The appropriate titles of the officers of
the Grand Nest will be as follows Grand
golden eagle, past president; grand gray
eagle. presiding officer; grand black eagle,
vice president; grand sacred eagle, chap
lain; grand recording eagle. secretary;
grand guardian of. the nest, treasurer;
grand left wing, inside guard; grand right
conductor.
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DEMOCRATIC HEADS
MAY BE CUT OFF
Revenue Collector Lynch Said to Be
About to Make Numerous
Removals

LOS ANGELES, May 3O.-John c.
Lynch, Internal Revenue Collector, who
holds the most profitable Federal position
in the State, will tomorrow attend the
annual meeting of the Sixth District Ag-
ricultural Fair Association and will sue
ceed himself by unanimous consent as
president of that organization. 1t is said
tonight a resolution will be introduced
at the meeting of the association that will
forever bar coursing< on the grounds.
This movement has the hearty indorse-
ment of the directors.
The fact is apparent from the anxiety
on the part of many politicians that the
presence of Lynch is of greater import
than surface ripples Indicate 1t is said
by Lynch's intimate friends that Presi-
dent McKinley's recent order will give the
Collector an opportunity to fill a great
many places in San Francisco and Los
Angeles, now held by Democrats, with Re-
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JAMES TAYLOR, Ex-Presdent Of tbe Seeding
Lodge Of EoqIes.

of a feather flock together has been
shattered, and Oakland Lodge No. T. Fra
ternal Order of Eagles has surrendered
its charter to the Grand Lodge because
the supreme officers are birds with which
soar.
The step was decided upon at a very
spirited meeting held by the local lodge
last night, with President James Taylor
in the chair and was the direct result Of
a conference held in San Francisco last
Sunday for the purpose of devising means
TO purge the ranks of an Objectionable ele-
ment.
At the conference held last Sunday
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KRUGER AND MILNER
WILL MEET TO-DAY
Elaborate Preparations for Their Re-
ception at Orange Free States
CAPITAL.

BLOEMFONTEIN, Orange Free State
May 30.-Sir Alfred Miner, Governor of
the Cape Colony and British High Com
missioner of South Africa, and President
public. left Cape Town and Pretoria re-
spectively this morning for their meet
ing here tomorrow to consider the de-
items for their reception have been made
here. triumphal arch has been erected
outside the railway station and addresses
expressing hope for a successful result of
officials
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THIRTY HORSES BURNED.
Jeff Powers Willows Stable Con-
sumed by Fire in the Mission.

The Willows stable, owned by Jeff
Powers, on MaSon street, between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth. was destroyed by
fire early this morning.
The Fire Department quickly responded
to an alarm turned in from box 144 but
when 1t arrived the building was a mass
of flames, and an effort to save thirty
two horses which were imprisoned proved
futile.
Two finally escaped, but were badly
burned The remaining thirty perished.
At o'clock the fire was under control
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the well known treatment invented by DR.. w
s Rice of 41sD Main St, Adams. N. Y. and
was perfectly restored to permanent physical
strength and the rupture completely healed
When we consider the number of people who
have been ruptured nearly all their lives who
have struggled through weary years of un-
certa intv failure of trusses, constant fear Of
sudden death and all the pain, misery. dis
comfort and loss of time and pleasure in life
II is j wonderfully bracing thing to know that
there really is a cure for the malady.
Write to DIR. Rice TOR his free book that fully
explains all about hfs plan of treatment. Write
to-day Do not put off the inclination but go
right at it and learn all about this new and
marvellous rupture cure that restores you to
permanent freedom from rupture.
It is a home cure, safe. painless, without
operation or detention from work and every one
should send for Dr. Rices book and mail 1t to
any one you know 10 be ruptured; Such an
act Of kindness viii be remembered by those
who suffer with the great afficticn OF rupture.
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Walcott Scores a Knockout.

colt. the Barbados demon, tonight
knocked out Jim Watts (colored). middle
weight champion of the South, In the
eighth round of what was scheduled to
have been a twenty-round contest.
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San Francisco Chess Champion.

San Francisco won two of the five tele-
graphic chess games played with Seattle
yesterday. Two games were drawn and
one was taken by the Seattle team One
of the consultation games was won by
San Francisco and the other was de-
Clared a draw
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ADVERTISEMENT
Cured Her Rupture
Happy Restoration From a Dam
gerous Malady.
The Rice Method Is a Wonderful
and Certain Cure.

Although 81 years of age and -uptured many
years Mrs e. Drew of Ipswich. South Dakota,
would net give up the struggle &c be cured Of
her afnction. After repeated failure she tried
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JAMAICA'S LEGISLATURE
FAVORS RECIPROCITY
Three Delegates VIII Be Sent to
Washington to Confer as to
Terms

Special Cable to The Call and the New York
Herald. Copyrighted, 1899, by James Cor
don Bennett
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publicans. The first that will go are the
gaugers, whose per diem is S., exclusive
of travelling expenses.
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FRATERNITY OF
EAGLES IS NOW
UNDER THE BAN
Oakland Lodge Gives
Up It's Charter.
EFFORT TO PURGE THE RANK
CHARACTER OF GRAND OFF,
GERS IS IN QUESTION.
American Bohemian Eagles Will Form
New Grand Nest and Soar No
More With the Old
Order.

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
90S Broadway, May 30.
The Eagles have spread their wings and
flown. The immemorial tenet that birds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoACHMAN and gardener wants situation
careful driver; best city references: year.
In last place. Box H. Call office.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

c. r. HANSEN & CO..........P Phone Grant 1875
We have hand and open to engage
ment two frst-class Swedish. girls cook and
second Just from New York: best Eastern
references; Swedish cook ) years last place
and many others. c. r. HANSEN & CO.,
104 Geary ST.
FIRST CLASS chambermaid wishes situa-
ton; best of references. J. F.. CROSETT &
CO. 316 Sutter st.
AT the German Employment Office MRS
LAMBERT AIS Powell St. telephone Main
1892 cooks. second girls, young nurse girls
and girls to assist await POSITIONS
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ROOMS papered from SO; whitened, 81 up;
painting done. Hartman Paint Co., 319 Sd st.
BAD tenants elected for 81: collections made;
city OF country. PACIFIC COLLECTION
CO.. AIS Montgomery ST. rooms s-1o: tel $500
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FIRST-CLASS waitress and paror maid de-
sires situation best references; city or coun-
try. MISS CULLEN. S25 Suffer st.
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COMPETENT woman; good cook; city ,no6 or
I.arkin St. between Pine and California.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-continued.


WOMAN with a child desires situation as
country. MISS CULLEN. 325 Sutter st.
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FIRST-CLASS infants nurse desires situation;
8 years last place; city or country. MISS
CULLEN 325 Sutter st.
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butler. $40 per month; Eng
lish second butler $50 per month. good place.
MISS CULLEN 325 Sutter st.
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WANTED-A situation by competent woman.
general housework; city or country. flease
call 1895 Howard st.
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COOK. $40; apply early. MISS CULLEN. 325
Suffer- ST.
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GERMAN middle-aged woman: good cook ana
houseworker: s12 to S15; references Mho-
NORTON, 31S Sutter st.
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REJJARJ,E woman wants work by the day e
do washing ironing or houseeleaning; WI WI
work reasonable. Please call or ADDRESS lo0
Potrero ave. near Twenty-thlro ST.
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FIRST-CLASS German cook desires situation;
best references: city or country. MISS CUL-
LEN 325 Sutter St
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SITUATION wanted by young girl to 40
housework and cooking. Call at Az McAllls-
ter ST; wages $50.
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/ SWEDISH cook wishes situation in American
family; $50 per month; city references E-0
Lily ave
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HELP wAxrED-cont,nuea.

I
| WANTED-Cook for country hotel near city.
! $40; walters for railroad house, fare ad-
vanced, s25; cook for small hotel. near city,
! $50 to $40: kitchen hands and others miners.
! drllers farmers. mixers and others r. T.
! WARD & CO. 610 Clay
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WANTED-Blacksmith helper for mine s.
per day: laborers for good mine. 81 per day:
10 laborers for brickyard. long job. s26 10 $50
and board W. d. EVER & CO., 626 Clay
YOUNG man with s125 can make s75 month;
good security Call to-day. 625 Montgomery ST.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
ORPHEUM Employment Ofnce-Japanese. Chi
nese 426 Powell Sutter: tel Black 1921.
CHINESE and japanese help; established 20
years: tel Main 1897. Bradley &. Co. $40 Clay
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HELP wANTED-Continucd.

ELDERLY woman care for children in return
for good home and small salary. Apply sos
SansoIne ST, top floor.
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GARDENER with good references for private
place $50 and found. c. r. HANSEN q CO.,
l04 Geary st.
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COMPETENT girl wishes position as chlId
or invaids nurse; hospital experience lroni
New York 23131a Bush st.
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EASTERN woman of 80 wishes position a.
managing housekeeper; good home more o.
an object than wages; city or country. q
Eddy St, room 10. first floor
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WANTED-Bv elderly American woman, mousse
work in small family small wages Inquire
or address A. NJ c., 1917 Scott place, De
tween Pacific st. and Broadway
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COPY OF TELEGRAM SENT....................
............MAYOR w. c. FLOWER.
............+-.......-.--... ORLEANS
DON'T agitate
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Dividend Nc rICEs.

DIVIDEND notice-Dividend No. SO (nfty cents
per share) of the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany will be payable at the office Of the com
pany and after THURSDAY. June l. 1893.
Transfer books will close on FRIDAY. May
:6. 1899. at o'clock p.
E. SHELDON Secretary
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NLESZR4

Que la noticia publicada en- ell
ndmero 32l7 en- ell %peri6dico LA Co.
RREsPoNDENCIA DE PUERTo-RIcO, del
dia p de Octubre pasado, fue Nevada
a la reduction por el redactor reporter
don Julio A. Lopez, quien la obtuvo en-
las ofcinas de la Corte Provisional A
mericana, en- donde lie dieron todos los
datos publicados: que lie ha sorprendido
muchisimo que en- la citaci6n para la
comparecencia a este acto Sc le acuse de
desacato de I'M urias y calumnias al Ho-
norable Sr. Presidente del Tribunal del
Distrito, puesto que en- la noticia de re-
terencia. no Sc hace mencl0n alguna de
dicho Honorable ST.. Presidente; pues,
como de la misma Sc desprende de I'm
p~ar6ntesis que en- ella existe, Ia gaceti-
LA toda esta basada en- la letra del es-
critic presentadop or Ell Abogado defensor
de don Miguel Arzuaga, y no por datos
que inventara la redacci6n del periodico
que dirije el dicento: de modo que, de
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EN- Ell
H Honorable PrcNdente del Tribunal de este DiStritO
UCENCIADOD DON UAN RAMON RAMOS
NOS DENUNCIA Ante SUI PR0PI0 TRIBUNAL
por supuesto desacato, injuriasy calumnias
AL LICENCIADO D.JUAN RAMON RAMOS.
AnteCedentes- Boeta de CitaCi6n- Nuestra Declaration.

existir algun delito en- dicha gacetilla,
su verdadero autor seria dicho abogado
d~efensor, pues que de su escrito es que
Sc desprenden los extremes de la gaceti-
LA mencionada; ell declarante pide que
ell redactor don Julio Lopez declare So
bre la cita que de esta declaration le
r%esulta: que don Jose L. Loubriel y don
Jose Palacios Zalazar ~presenciaron en-
la Corte Provisional cuando al declarar
ell Lcdo. don Juan Ramon Ramos dijo,
que 10 hacia como particularly no como
Presidente del Tribunal del Distrito:
que en- case de que ell Juzgado quiera
determinar a punto cierto Ell origen de
la gacetlLla en- question, puede avert
guarlo perfectamente por conducto de la
misma Corte, la cual podria certiticar
tanto sobre los conceptos emitidos en- ell
escrltO anterlormentc m%enclonado del
Abogado defensor del senior Arzuaga,
como sObre ell caracter con que DECLARE
Ell Lcdo. don Juan Ramon Ramos. Que
el declarante hace constar que. si&ndo Ell
Lcdo. don Juan Ramon Ramos Presi-
dente del Tribunal del Distrito, consido-
ra que dichO Tribunal no es cOmpetente
para conOcer en- esta causay pOr 10 tan
to pide Sc resuelva que Tribunal es de
comprehend, pues el declarante cree
que deba ser Ia Corte Provisional.
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EN- LUC|ENTES CALIFORNIA;
LA APUESTA POLlTICA
DE MIL PESOS.

Hoy a las nueve de la m ana hemos vis>
to en- manos de dos entusiastas republicanos
de esta localidad, los mil duros que han apos-
tad 10 con los federales de Gel Territorio, sobre
ell exito de las elecciones de Mayagiez que de-
bar&n celebrarse malans.
La suma referida, en tentadoras Califor-
nj AZ, tera depositada junta con la de los fede-
rales, en- manos de Don Andres Crosas, hasta
qre hnblen las urnas.
Nos fguramos que al final habrA algunos
que tomen de g4agua espumoso champagne;
pero muoho mes slegrarfa que federsles y repu-
b~licanos, como buenos puertorrique1os intere-
as dos en- que al pats no Sc 10 CONAN los tiburo-
mes, tomasen %juntoa 81 dorado lfquido, en- sehal
de paz y concordia.
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Fl Pfesidente del Tfansvaa|
Paul Kruger.
MAS DETALLEs BIOGRAFICOs.

La personalidad del Presidente del Trans
vaal ha sido tantas veces defnida y e~scrita, q.
es diicil enoontrar puntos nuevos sobre los que
en- ella.
Pero quizas nunca &c ha dicho algo de los
%ouriosos oios simianos de este hombre artima,
noso y soffstioo. ambiguo y e~vasivo; ojos Gu
biertos con p&rpados muy gruesos:
Su vestido ca siempre igual y de singular
abandono: una levita vieja, negra, que ba per.
dido ell color, abotonada arriba NADIA mas = a.
bierta abajo; pantalones demasiado oortos y
muy anchos; tremendas botas; gu camisa, de
cuello y pufos bien ~escondidos; una oorbata
muy pequena, y un sombrero de copa alta que
ha visto mejores dias. Sobre pecho y hombros
una banda verde en- selal de su alto pucsto, Gu
bierta con variss insignias que resplandecen y
rechinsn cuando Sc uneven.
Cuando habla su voz es cultural y ronca.
Cuando estA excitado mueve mucho las manos
y gesticula ocn violencia.
KRUGER ha tenido una vida muy aventure.
ra y LENA de peripscias. Nsci6 hace setenta y
cuatro amos en- Celesberg, colonia del Cabo;
cusndo centenares de familias boers saoudieron
ell yugo ingles y emigraron oientos de millas
leios, haoia Ell desconocido Norte.
Por muchos amos sufrieron horrio.es pri-
v~aoiones. La sequfa, las plagas de langostas,
las escaramu,as con los indfgenas, ia pobreza
de los alrededores, avudaron q formar al beers
50 caracter de hoy. Darante estos tiempos
siempre estuvo K,tgar al frente de su raza co
mo explorador, caudillo, oazador y %polftioo.
La palabra boer quiere decir patAn.
La fuerza ffsios de Kruger fu6 en- un item.
pc extraordinaria. So dice que en- una ooa.
sion fu6 atacsdo por IN leon y lie estrangal6
con sus dos manos. Otra vez veDci6 fAcil-
mente corriendo, al mejor andarfn de los zu
lus.
Su piedad es %sincera; So fe ca grande. XII
ger cree & puho cerrado que su pueblo estA ba.
10 la especial protection del Todopodero-
BESIDE la venida de los ahorrecidos Villain
ders Kriger ha psrdido de su Influenza.
No le GUSTAV & K'iger novedades, y aun'
que &c a'egfa de yer la Repub!ica sacada de la
insolvencia pc. ell irhojo de los Wit1onders,
| no le sgradsn estos, nj nuaca lie agradarAn
| m~ientras viva, nj lee dara VOC On sus asuntos,
| nj consentirk jamss legislar juntamente entire
| ellos Y los beers.
KRUGER es muy rico, y 81 dinero no ha 81
do ganado tan honradsmente como SO piensa.
Esto &c puede probar a~mp!iamente por eviden.
ola docu mentaris.
Su sueldo es de E 1000 al aho y adema,
tiene e 500 de Plus. FL vive solo de las { 800
y ecor omixa ell resto....y mas.
varios monopolios, y hasta la casa donde vivt
sc la regalo Nellmapiers, eli original o%oncesio
nista de alcoholics.
Thomas @. Haynes.
(Sdbd'to ingl6s)
San Juan Nvbre. 1899.
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Ell Gran Duque
Miguel de Russia
noVta

A estas horas Sc halls en- Esoocia, & GAIA
de una novia digna de SD linaje, ell Gran Du4ue
Miguel, hermano del Gear de Russia y presunto
hereiero de la diadema de Pedro ell Grande, por
10 menos mientrss Dios no tenga & bien darle IN
hijo var6n 8 Su Majestad Imperial Niool;s II.
Verdad es que Dios parece estar de parte del
mocito, pues no hace muchos meses lie quito de
en- medic al Gran Duque Jorge -su hermano
mayor. que lie precedfa en- sus derechos al tro'
no. Reoomendamos al lector que no vaya 4
contu adir & este Gran Duque Miguel, mocito
barbilampiho que apenas oumplira 81 amos ell
dfa 4 del venidero Diciembre. con el Gran du'
que Miguel hijo de Nicolas l ito abuelo del
presente Gear.
Pues bien: ell gran Duque joven, por CON
sejo de gu hermano y de su sefora madre, pre-
tende casarse con la Princesa Margarita, hija
del Principe Connaught y de Ia Princesa Luisa
de Prussia.
Segan Sc sabe, las dos familias favorecen
esta ~alianza, y en- verdad que 81 Sc realiza no
oourrira NADIA nnevo y los lazos de familia sc
estrecharAn mas = mas entire ingleses rusos. Is
esposa del presente Gear es Ia Princesa Victo'
ria Alicia, Meta de la Reina Victoria como 10
es igualmente la Princesa Margarita. Esta ma.
clio en- 1882.
<Lazos de familia, hemos dicho, pero ESQ
no se tome 4 10 serio. 8 por 10 menos no Sc crea
que ESQ ~alcanzs & modifcar la Marcia de los
imperios: Ipglaterra y Alemania Sc romperAn
la cabeza ell mejor dfa, y ell Emperador de Ale
mania es nieto de la Reina Victoria. La Czari'
ma es tambien meta de la misma augusta seho'
"a, y ESQ no impide que 81 Gear, cuando llegue
Ia OCCASION, Sc coma en- salsa & los p~arientes de
su cara mitsd. DE que lie sirvi6 en- sus confictos
al Rey de Grecis ell ser hijo del Rey de Dina
maraa, hermano de la Princesa de Gales y de
Ia Emperatriz (madre) de Russia, y padre polf'
tico de una hermana del Emperador de Alema'
MIA? De NADIA! Y 81 los musulmanes no 10 deja'
ron en- cueros fue porque no quisieron.
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Doctor Narciso DobaI
Medico Cirujsno.
Santurce (Frente al 1nstituto).
Telefono 1887.
Consultas; 8 a 10 m. y1A2t t.


PIMA
- Los federales de San Sebastian publ
can en- Ella Estrells Federals rn llamamiento
& las huestes de dicho partido, con motive de
las elecciones %proximss en- squel pueblo J fir
mado por varisos afliados & dicho psrtido.
- Por les gusrdias de Ia Policfa 1nsular
del puesto de Toa Alta, Julio Romero 8 Igna'
clio CarbalIeira ha sido capturado Ell individuo
Praxedes Lopez, ell que Sc hallaba requisitoria'
do por ell Juzgsdo Municipal de Utuado.
Segun los periodicos de Msysguez las
exclusiones federales solicitsdas por los repu-
blicanos y que sc prometfan serfsn innumers-
bles han resultado ser solo "a.
-. Las causss instruidas por ell Juzgado
de CAguas contra Trinidad Torres, por lesio'
mes; por ell de Rio Piedras contra Antonio Gar
cfs, por in%juriss, y por Ell de Vega Bajs, con-
ira Domingo Rivera, por homicidio, Sc versn
msnsna l6, en- juicio oral J pdblico, ante la
corte de Distrito de San Juan.
~. La Alcaldfa de Utuado ha transcrito
& Ia Secretarfa Civil Ell acuerdo tornado por ell
Ayuntamiento, con motive de una queja elevs.
ds contra Ia corporation por don Jose Nieto
y Sierra, por no habersele devuelto so fanegsa
de cafe que facilit6 despues del temporal.
Eldoctor Gutierrez Ortiz hs sido nom
brado interinamente msdloo titulsr de Manat!.
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GaCeta de hoy.

Orden general numero III aclarando que
Ia palabra srecord, empIeada en- Ia orden N o
$50, debera entenderse que incluye toda clase
de expedientes que Sc re'aoionen con cualquier
asunto Guys Recommendation deba arehivarse,
este terminsdo 8 pendiente de resoluci6n.
Decreto nom brando Alcalde de Dorado &
don Juan Villa.
Disposition senalando ell domingo 10 del
corriente, 4 las nueve y media de la mahsna,
para vender en- pub|ica subasta los muebles y
titles que tenian en- uso los Padres Escolapios,
acto que Sc celebrara en- ell mismo edifcio, no
admiti6ndose posture que no cubra la tasaoi6n.
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hours: 8 to 9 A. M; 1880 to 8 P. M.
mr. RUi7 krnaU Participa & sus ellen
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neral que, habi6ndo regresado de los Estados
Unidos, ofrece de nuevo sas s~ervicios p~rofesio'
males en- Ia Gale de San Francisco n so.
Horas de oonsulta: De 4 Q m. y de / !
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