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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-04

GObieIT1O Mji5taI' de los E'StadOS Uni.
dos en- Puerto Rico. OGciln de iG
Jlklltd de ObldS PWbHc0S.

San Juan, Pue to Rice, N>vbre, l.. 1899.
En- esta Oaoina Sc admitiran proposi~io-
nes bsjo pliego cerrado para 10 construction
re construction de va, los trozos q earre-
terra en- esta I.la, midiendo en- coDjunto una
lopgitud apEoxin a la de II millas
Dichas proposiciones sel an admitidas has.
ia las doce del dia - de Dciembre proxi-
mo, hors fiada para la aperture en- pdolico
de los pliegop.
Dada proposition debela ser rrssentada
en- ell impreso especial prescrito, ser acom.
uafisda bisn de un dep6sito metaico de
5 1000 dollars moueda Americana, 8 &c IN
check certifCsdo por un BInco Nacionsl.
E ,tcs d9p6sit"s sersn deyuetos Immediate
menta a todos aquellos lieitadores cuyas
proposioiones sean desechadsS.
La Juat8 50 reselvA el darech) de RET ha-
zar cualquiara t. dSs las proposicioDes.
E vslor da las obrss meDeionadss Se cal
cua err S 900.0C0 iolors. E esta Oicina
80 dArau los !, fJrmss necesari,
W. V JUDsoN.
Ospita1 del Cuerro de Ipgepieros Presiden
te de Ia ! t. dt Ob''s Puhlicas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-04
PRESIDENCIA DEL AYUNTAMIENTO De PONCE


H ti6nlo apc>b a 10: el Ayuntam e.
to N s9oi61 de ano, h3 el piieg0 de eon1i--
clones para o. rem At9 del aroitril de tim.
bre, para cigarrillos dur pt3 10 que resta
lei corrent9 afin e3oa0mco de 1899 900,
dithA cnrporaci6l aG0r i0 anunciIr al ex-
presad0 arDitril a snbAsts poe ell termino
Ia 10 di4s q contlr lsde ma1Ans, fin lie
que ll5 qua deseen hi or proposieiOnes las
presenter en- est A 3atofi arregladas al
mode qua CONTINUATION 90 OK lr55a.
tipo d. Ia subssta sobrs Ia paJ5 dc Ia
ca0t dad pr5supue4t3 es oil de tIeiaJa y
1ueve pesos orc por ca la dia b .4tL la ter
minaCi0n del coltrdto, no aimitendlsa
proposiciones QU9 bsjeu Ie dioho tipc.
Las proposicl Ints 10 hArSn 90 D lego &c.
rSGdo = SO acomps1ar& las mismas una
caTta IN psgo expedida por Ia DJpositsria
o.editiva dSNhsbe 'se consiguado la sDm1 de
onetro cianto5 $al0s orc o sea Q pOr cien-
to como Aanzs prSEialona'' In dehaitlsa
sera ell 10 por cient0 SSSSLe u lhp1 " ues 4u
remata y debera consig isSS iano,ssten
N taleo dejpues de notlhoadI "a aproba.
oi6n del remate por e AynntamieDto.
Ia subasta tendra sfseto ell di a 10 de No.
yiembre lrCx mo las tres do Ia UsTde en-
sta Casa Olnsist rial anta Ia Oomision
respactiVs, con streg'o To- lpre9enidu en-
81 R D. d. ie Eltro de 1888.
El olitgo d. eJndisioles demG3 docu-
ment's que h,u de rcgir en- Ia subssta Sc
ancusutrsn dc manidestl ed, 81 regoeiado
10. de esta S,9retalia para los que deseen
exsminarlns.
L9 que Sc hace pdbliJo para Conocimien.
to general
MODELO DE PRoPo IOIONES
81 que su cribe Yeciuo de. e..... se
ha enteradO peIf9ctamente del anuncio M
blicqdo por Il PresideE oi4 del Ayuntamien.
to, al como do los requisites que Sc exigen
l2re la adju iisaei6n en- pd olioa ,ubasts del
8rbit 10 estsblecidl sobre timbres nara los
cigarrillos que Sc consumer en- ests iuris-
dioei6a ducAtts 10 ole resta del prel ,te
! &c ninie SO 800, Dc todss Las
obligqciopes derech d que stfisl4 el nile.
go de condici ns qua ha &c regir en- Ia
ooutc ; = no eatsado comp-eudido en-
ni1gu 0 de los cases que determira 81 arti.
eula IL lei D, d. do E3e-o de 1888. Sc
! eomprom ts a tjmar r su onerta el fx
pTe5ado srbitrio por la suma de [ aopf Sc
pond.s en- letras Ia oautidsd diaria por que
ie.een rem0tAr) Fscha J FEma.
s-.s 81 ST be de la proposition dira:
"ProposiCi6u para Ia adjodicacIon del ar.
bitrio snbre timbres para los eigarrllos one
ae eousumeu en- Ia jurisdiction, durante Ia
qua rest1 del c1rrisnte siio e3oa6miso 1899
q 800 que pceselta Don on........,."
Ponce, 0.tubre 81 de 1s,9-El Aloslde
Preside tie, LUIS GAUTIER sv.
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Gran fabriCa de chocolate
DE
e. FRANCO YC0. MAYAGUEZ PR

Dich2 in lustris dal pals mad asja
que d3s4ar oomp9ran1ola con les pri.
ueras d. su Glaze tlnto de la Lila Or
mo del estrsugero.
Ia purszs dc los pre1uotos emp4s-
dA7 para Ia oonf9eci6n del artioHl'
rfreosn IA gsrsotiS De h'giene tanto
por sU ri0s aroma cuanto poF Ia sslui
me dessrrolla en- Ia persona que 10 come
ilsriamente, raz6n por 10 0ual 80 la
hecho tan popular tsNtn eu el psis 90
mo en- maebss pohlaciones del eEtrsh
garO. Dep6sito peFmaBeute en- Ia ia
6rica N Pouoe oslle astillo N 8,
plants bsjt lzquierds. Julio 25 d. 1899,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-04
PRECIOs DE PASAJEs

Para nformes generates drgrse a eo0sigpataros or
esta plaza FELlCL COSTA Co " en- o.
Ponce Setiemme 26 de lS99
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-04
GOBIERNO AlLITAR
De Los E. U. 1E P0}TO,RICO
0fctna de Ia Junta de cj11N PubHcos

0fca1a de Ia Ju,eta de G11zaS P1bHcos
San Juan, Puerto ~Eico, \octubre
de 1899. ".
En- esta Olicina Sc admitiran propo-
siciones bajo pIiego cerrado para la
construction . reconstruction de las
carreteraS siguientes:
l -Adjuntas hacia UtuadO.
2-Utuado hacia Adjuntas.
3 -Adjuntas hacia Ponce,
4 Del puente ~Caguanitas> hacia
ArecibO.
5 -Guayama hacia Arroyo,
2ichas propOsiciones seron admit
das \hasta las doce del dia 10 de No
yiem Ne proximO, hOra tijada para Ia
anartnra yOubIicO de los pliegOs.
Cada prop6sicf1S2 debera ser presen
tada en- ell impresO eS9eSlal preScrIlto
y ser acompanada blen de HGfnA deposltC
en- metalico de S 500 dollars m6822eIS m682e.
americana, de un cheque certifcad6
pOr un BancO respectable.
EstOs dep0slt0s seran devuelt0s in
mediatamente a todos aquellos licita.
dores cuyas propOsicioneS sean desc
chadaS.
La Junta Sc reserya ell derechO dt
rechazar cualquiera 0 todas las pro
posiciones
FL costO de los cinco contratOs que
han de subaStarSe Sc eyalua entire &
| y 40. 600 dollars cada uno.
En- esta 0licina SO suministraraI
todos los informes necesariOS. w. V
JUDSoN, Captain del CuePpO de Inge
nierOs Presidente de la Junta de Obra
Publicas.
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AVISO AL PUBLlCO

Habiendo trasladado mi estableci.
miento mercantil a la calle de Isabel
frente a Leon, partieipO al p1blico
que tendre de venta prOyisiones fres
cas- de superior calidad, Y licores de
todas classes y con especialidad ROM
de las meiOres marcas cOnocidas en-
ell pals y acreditadas pOr su sabor y
pureza.
Iambien Ofrezco cervezas y limo
nadas heladas, y bielO a todas hofas
del die, e infnidad De articul0s De
yerdadera novedad.
Acudid al estableeimiento y 0s con
.Yencer6is de todo lo que ofresco.
0ctubre 3 del 60 = EseQufsg On
lls6Ia. Ina
Noviembre T. de 1899. 2m.
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ABAO, STEINACHsR & co.
INGENIERO CIVILES

l56 Eth Avenue, Naw York,
S. enosrgrau ie oFgan'zT empTesas
1aFa la exploitation IL ooueesiones de
ie minas, riegn' = ohras de inteTes ge.
leral en- Porto r 70 ~ qnmbin aoi6n oeu
l0s Estslos UaaIns
Repre- senta tte an Puerto Rico;
JULIo E,SrEINACHER, Ponce
Pouas Julio IA d. 1899
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aPalnpos as glCHT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-04
LA " u AA&1 CE
COmpa1la DE- vapOres itaIianOs

Uu vapo de esa Compante de ezoeenet condolences paa
pasaie gara este puerto del 10 II d. ,bTe5 omar eargs
para saot Thomas Santa Cruz De Tenefa Geneva F5<oes
Veneci Livorno Trieste passaos duicsmene IN
I'll mas Santa Cruz d. Tsnee Geneva Napoes Bare ora
via G6uova,
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Legad a vtestros hijos

f % sal d t o9 9dfom e & gnass @ pesen ura nante % nSuo %
s1s font@apGneo5 , que 9 dDe queos2 oursndo
Ven del nfo entmzo La "ameno mineral ndspenSabeS
uchaadta Emulsion
v
ees de hgado dge gasa que
S6HdaS, blndje contra las intermediates.
@ n % q ofhu aondgan
H PgS
SCOTT BONNA
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PRIVILEGIO CONTRA CADUCIDAD

SObre este amamos muy parCusrments la atenc6n del p
acO por ser nca Compans del COntnente Americana que
yncede semelante Privilsg1o
pu6 de h VICENTE dOsahOe no pagase preo
VGnCinsntO
Vo de dcno preo Polza connu
zee ds asrVs ecncs auh@ene cubr
Dc d0ha usnss que
sonNnpAa en- tempo mas g SIN CADUCAR
ons INTERN t94 g vigente manfsad LA COM
AA tA10h DEL sh9URy
Eo Vdosy adssdos LA GOMPAA
E9aA ssneo squitaHvO,
aeo cue a@pFeseA@ssto So5toso anssad suEsdO
Este SO llama prOCeder equidad ypsr los inereses de
aseguEad0s blen de sus faniiss
A. Dc RESRAURAR POLIzAs ANEYE ABANDoNA-
dsvlgadoa. - ~ -
S6Sg59 sn psgsdO prsm TRES
NOS GoPhEGos MAS LA GOMPANA pe6 interssado expd
De los Iena das de gac POLKA
&VLDA DE tAGO 4hPADU
aysEE,s s9 koaa lqgda DEC@0S
aAMrL0 P6 vida pg pOr as de s6OO h s.tado
sean 4i6l
lHabE condolences prvleOs mas taVorabes para los ass
'GadOs que los que OfreCs
HI 8Ohdel canada9
sppioamOs tegente p6boo de esta Isa Ia eotura e.
do de ess heos condolences eYand0 as ser sorprenddo
sOoedadea no gnhdas; ds aseguEar vuestaa vdf
mad mas informea de
G. i. sorer, SspeimtNdeNe-C B. Mez Aqssts general
aHqHao-Agegts vaaos -Jesas De LagO Fernando a. c.
os Agente solicitation Luis YOrdan DaYG Ageues cOeOero
r Roneal blasini Hermano@
tsss g#n AlnHapa
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SL1V1L9R 9RIo5

l. uIadO pusds redr parts mundOy dsdSas ua
hO oOupaeon sin pagan pEina extra.
Trsn daa de ss SOnO0dsn pg paS
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Vent@5a@

4 "a anh del eObno del Canada inspection peOnss
pAs9 Quedsndo oas5gurado interim Lsgs s defnitvs,
emission de foHs
a. VGgRAGON, VIAJ&S DESAFI0S,
Pr sno Dc surdo PoE
AUSA. Ss@SS N- -N
g. su onrRto % tan eVs ug du sndO 50 snUu
saro sxsnto do frasss smba1as
o. CabA euaquoE
s0iGje = ~ S F' - ~ "
QS m EoEAs sspedfOn del
S@ IN h kAS DONDE So EFECTH SEGRO empre que sasgu
40 no vAhs Dc Essdne lin OO Companies Sosdaass
lhOsn ssos Pals 3onds
E1uee snolpsataentOs enpsEuclO de los sseguradOs
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Plu as Estilos raicas VULCAN Precio, Is CIV.

Pian caogo espahO n plumas Estoora0c de
Fuenta ~
orden dreamente po medic del Sc deea Direction
alguna cOms0na de c0nanza ZURICH & Thames Building
Newy Cit YOrk,\
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Esta COHpaI|a ss Ia qe OeCs asgwGdOs venas pYsv
os mas epeoaes qN 0aSG Ofs COmpasaS SOOsdas Ian a-
gadO %abaGaS en- tOda Ia Aas6rjca, d sa6er
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
TTRGINIA's CIMPlIGN.
The Democrats to Win Easily and Senator
Martin to lie Re. elected.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. Sat the close OF tho
campaign in Virginia the Democratic manage
ment IA claiming n sweeping victory for Tues
day. At the election all Of the mcmbe Of the
House OF Delegates are to be chosen and half
OF the Senate. 1t will be the duty OF the in
coming Legislature to choose n successor to
United States Senator Thomas g. Martin.
This question has bsen the dominant one all
through the campaign. and II IL conceded that
Senator Martin has won decisive victory over
his opponent. Gov. Tyler
More thnn eighty indepen lent Democrats,
Republicans. Populsts. Socialists and Prohibit
tionIsts are in the fold In various parts OF the
against "boSsism." They have reyolted and
declined to wear the party collar The 'Regu-
lars claim that but few Of the opposition will
he elected. The Republican managers are
making 10 claims Whatever, but are content to
wait and allow tho democracy to achieve its
ment 10 n little shy Of figures Mt present They
say. however. hat about thirteen opposition
candidates will hc elected to the Legislature
not q sufficient number to seriously Interfere
with such legislation as the party may wish to
enact.
Garded by many M somewhat remarkable
under the circumstances. Gov Tyler his op-
ponent, is what is known as an original silver
man. lie has sung the praises OF silver in and
out OF season. senator Martin, on tho con-
trary. was not n devot"e Of silver. Indeed IL
PEELED him to how the knee. Unless the fore
cast OF experienced political prophets Is in
accurate the vote in tho state Tuesday. Twill bo
the smallest in many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
40 did the Mazet Committee. but IL has Rons
beyond and shown tho cause and the principle

40 did the. Mazet Committee. but IL has gone
beyond and shown the cause and the principle
What is the deduction from those facts. and
70 what sort OF Legislative relief do they point
The present government Of New YORK city is
people are not in il. Il is not even a m srcliy
for our monarch IL not controlled by oath or
King in, his own district. He Inns the most
extraordinary and tremendous powers. The
commissioners were not elected. and thereioro
W til tho Mayor for the long term Of four years.
They are not controlled by my elected officer
Mayor to write his own record on these pages.
he positively testified that he makes no efforts
r. th. T. direct them or 70 sdviss
in them The Municipal Assembly has not
UPON them TGsy are suprc %n u TRay care
not for the popular wilI.-wltness Dalton and
Holnhan in Ramnpo matters. ,.,
tlon district leaders or high officials IN Tam;
many Hall. They are under that perfect and
cent control Of Mr. CROKER. that was described
in Mr.. Carrp's testimony. Their powers and
SG,yy bIr are Gso10sd IN the IN
bershp every ,oiiceholdcr In. the, city
t arawns salary Of 9y os. $1,000 In
when he leaves his Transatlantic racing
Interests to manage MS impe5is, domain IN
the p1lcehoders Of n great city were COM
Sincd md sooriin,tcd IN one social club ,, up-
nnsworn. but all-poverful boss We may be
thankful for this brutal exhibition Of what was
possible unde. tho provisions OF our Charter
and ~ these particulars the relief would scsm
to include shortening q the Mayors term to
Two years. his being eligible for recollection;
his being compelled by law to advise and
direct his commi ssioners. and hia having the
power TO remove them throughout his term.
"A single. "hamb ered municipal assembly Is
neede1. rather than Q, double one. and the
financial boards should contain good work.
ing majority Of elective officers. Borough
Presidents should be abolished or have in
creased responsibilities and duties These
changes go to the root OF the difficulty.
" II IL not TO he doubted that tho boss OF
such machine as Tammanv Hall. under any
name. would be tempted to live under tho text
on which the sermon has been preached. But
IN city constituted ns ours 10, Ii would aeem to
be tho part OF wisdom. while ma ntaining
government In which the power and RESPONSE
hlitics are centralized and can be easily de.
termined. to put that central power where 1t
cannot bubble about its duties and It's ability
TO control suhordinatrs. and where II must
submit with reasonable frequency to the APP
prevail or disapproval OF the people"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
M'LEAN SAYS HE VIII WIN.
Issues n Statement Declaring That He
Foresees Victory In Ohio.

CiScISNATI. Nov. 5.-John Il. Mclean. the
Democratic candidate for Governor OF Ohio.
gave out to-day the following statement:
ITO THE VOTERS or OHIO: But two days
remain before the people OF Ohio by their
ballots give expression to their opin-
ions on tho issues before the pub
lie. Aiter a most careful canvass. after q
thorough look into the situation. hearing from
every county. from nearly every township OF
the State. believe that the Democratic ticket
will rscaive many thousands more votes than
the Republican ticket.
After a careful look through the election
system OF Ohio after going over tho organi-
cation OF our party and looking fairly into
not believe that any wrong can be
successfully brought about All the Dem.
watch the votes cast: see them counted
after they are east: see tho returns properly
made and sealed. shutting out all opportun-
ties to substitute Hanna ballot Ter Demo;
say this without qualification. without reserve.
Hanna 10 beaten. j. Il. MCLEAN"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
Helper on the Brennan Can't Vote.

James X. Kelly. helper on board the Chart
ties Department steamboat Thomas S. Bren-
nan. was prisoner before Magistrate Olmstsd
at the Yorkville Court yesterday accused by
one OF Superintendent McCullaRhs DEPUTIES OF
illegal registration in the Fourth election dis.
trict ~ the Twentieth Assembly distriet
Capt: Thomas Berry, Of the brennan. tried to
ploycd for wages by the crew OF the boat and
That he slept on the pier az the foot OF East
Iwenty-siNth street. but Magistrate Olmst tad
stltution that no one may either gain or lose n
residence while employed in navigating the
ton which Is wholly or partly supported by
charity, Rel was held for examination and
released on ball.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
REPUBLIc4N GAINS IN NEBRASKA.
Final Registration Figures Give Added As
suranco of Success Tomorrow.

Final Reuistrntion Fiuur.. (ivs Add.a A..
surance OF Success, To.morrov.
~, Nor r,
iiNCoLS' Neo'' nov "'-Ihe iast Gay OF reg
istration. yesterday. gave added assurance
OF a Republican victory on Tuesday. Tbs
"a, citis. in which n,rtw anro,,r:,, -
zen eNies IN "n.eh par" enrolment Is
demanded cast little lass than one
third Of tho totoI vote n, m.
-. =, A., ~ '
stare nho III 'hen mo Ncpupilcnnb
registered an average OF - per cent. OF the
.o,oI numbsr Tb. number rsfusInc m civ.
ror,v orGIi,,Io, wa. onuaI n tho n'I 80 ",
party nn.l'a''1u was euua' 10 inc NUMBER OF
the Republican percentage was 10 md In
-, 20 ,,a,,i',,, 49,, ,', -
Lincoln DO meaning largely ihcronsea hepub-
lean maIorities in the counties OF Douglas and
Lancaster. which cast one.eIgbtb of tLo to,nl
vo,s -, ,h. STAT. m. to,oi roo,.,r.,io y.
Vo'e OF tho STATE Inc 'o'al reglstratlon 10.
however hut little more than usual.
In Bryan's home prerinct l7S Ronublicsn.
no n.,,'"na., a p,,',,,a,a n GU n''A.
- peihocIa'S' y topuils's am " SILVER fepuo-
Leans registered. and 30 refused to give their
affiliations. In his ward ga DonphIlcnns 100
Dcmocr,ts n ponuIists and 30 silva R.rrhD
p'''oera'7' "' iopui'sts anu - o'Ner hepuD-
ticahs are registered. 227 refusing to answer
OMAHA. Neb.. Nov 5.--The headquarters OF
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-06
MARYLAND LOOKS REPUBLICIY.
The General Opinion That the Indepe nd
ent Vote WIN Settle tho Contsnt

eht NOte VIII Settls the Contest.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 5.-Chairmsn Shryock Of
tho Republican State Central Committee dis
putss the claims Of the Democrats who say
they will carry tho State on Tuesday by ma
jortiss ranging from 10000 to 1900 He
says he Is confident OF winning the fight and
eleetinE. not only all the Stnte ticket but
enough mem bsrs Of the Legislature to insure
control OF both branches. There is some Re-
publican disaifection in Baltimore city owing
To the non-supp0rt OF the Republican oi,y
ticket last spring by some III those leaders who
ar. now foremost In the State tight Whether
this will he sufficient 10 influence the result
remains to be seen.
Last night the Republicans wound up their
local campaign in the city with a rousing ret-
ing at the Union League. while the Democrats
concluded theirs with a torchliIht procession
and opcn-air meeting. Viewed by ali impartial
observer. IL looks as II the vote would be- close
The majority on either aide will not be large
In Baltimore the two parties arc very evenly
divided and the indie pendent vote will settle
the election. just now II appears to be divided
and try as they will. tho workers cannot get a
limo on their views.
A lively contest Is being wngsd In Washing
ington county. ths home OF Senator McComa as
The Democrats say they will carry this, but
AcComas 10 equally confident OF victory. He
IL now hustling as hest he knows how. Mean
while. Senator Wellington Ia openly antagon-
izing tho ticket and predicts a Democratic VIC
tory.