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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-10
THE SLOT MACHINE, IN NEW
ORLEANS.

The slot machine will remain In
places of obscurlty for some time at
least. The hoped for relief from the
Supreme Court will not be forth
coming. This forenoon Justice
Nichols, as the organ of the Su-
preme Court, rendered an opinion
affirming the decision of the State
We. Neil Collins. 1t will be remsm-
bered that immediately after the
passage of the anti slot machine
ord,rance, Mr.. Collins permitted
himself 10 be arrested III order that
the ordn ancs might be tested IN
tie courts.
Judge Finnegan fned MIN s25 or
thirty dayp, bond was given and
the case taken up on appeal. 1t was
this = ase which vas decided today in
the State SupremeCourt Judge MIC
hollis holds that slot machines are
gambling devices and being against
The spirit Of ths Constitution,
should be suppressed.
The following Is the syllabus:
u A demurrer attacking the con-
stitutionall,y of an ordinance as a
whole ,s properly oycr-ruled where
any part Of the ordinance ls const'-
tutIonal.
The ord,nauce Of the City of
New Orleans making II unlawful
for any ersop to engage IN 'he
onerat,on OF SLOT machine, either
az keeper or owner, Or player there
Of, where the prize or reward gwen
,s money, merchandise Or cheeks
r.de.mable IN money, or an order
10 any third person for money 'r
merchandise, and punishlng the
1vioialer of the ordnance by hne 81
,mnr,sonment, or both, is not IN
excess Of the powers delegated TO
tba t,uy of New Orleahs, by the
General Assembly, nor IS IT moon.
s;stent with, II repugnant TO ths
fonrth section If ac,. No. 81 OF 1898
The fourth section OF act NO.
J, ~ Of 1898 does not authorize OF
IN .cal,xe the operation OF suce ma.
ohm = IN any manner or form fol
J any purpose. - -,
leoali.y of the o. Grafton OF sucl suc
, / marhi,e, where the prizes ar
stock ii traleln licensed es'aol'sn
! men1s 10 be test d w the cour.s.
# the subject matter OF an o.
) d;r.nce falls within the scope Q
!. she 10 ! xers delegated 10 munlc'pa,
~ i Is not necessary to give val
|. f,d,iv 10 the exercise of the powe
!, 80 the city, that the State ltsei
= should have acted upon The ldens1
Al matt. which Is covered Dy 70
:, ordinance. ,..a
Ell 5. Ii the general powers de,esa.e
}. 10. : city cover several suDlecs.
an ordinance legally reIeraoie
Iany one Of them for its sources vi
stand. q. .:.n
q An authority to the City !
d ,mprison CERTAIN de,ignatea c.ass
,tl of persons carries with i 2 deiega
q p,~er 10 pass the necessary pr,
In,b tory and penal ordinance on Y
2, subject matter, for the violation
q wh,ch the imprisonment Y 70 iol,o'
,el S The use oi . slot macni
where an element Of chance Gel,
! mines whether the prizes are 70
> gwen, brings such operation uno :
g, liz flefnitron Of 4 lottery, wnetn
- the prizes csyen are stock n tra .
Y. e l;cepsed establlshments, q no'
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SiXth-Robert Brown.
Seventh-Timon RobichauX.
Eightl-Peter Moriarty.
Eighth-F. p. Schexnayder.
FOR CONSTABLES.

w ards.
Romeald NIiguez.
Second-Ducleon Louvier.
Third-Epolite BreauX.
Fifth-D. Romero.
SiXth-Jacll Stafford.
Sixth-C. c. Palfrey.
-Simonet Miguez.
Eighth-A. j. Delaune.
Elghth-Jim Evans.
The nominations having been
completed, the following resOlu-
tions were on motion duly adopted:
That we citizens, i'll Mass Meet
ing assembled, unqualitiedly pro
test against the present system
under which our state government
is carried on and the perversion of
governmental functions by the
office holders. We condemn the
concentration into the hands OF
one man the Chief Executive,
the powers over election aud the
political destiny Of the citizen.
We resist those premeditated at
tempts at the introduction of ideas
of constitutional government which
breeds dictators and autocrats OF
the Foster originality type and we
pray for a larger expansion OF
home rule and government by the
people.
We recommend a decentraliza-
ton of State government and the
election of assessors and registrars;
we favor the elimination of politics
from our school and levee systems
and substitution of competiev
merit, and that based on the civil
service idea, in place OF favOrltism
and political recommendation and
influence.
RESOLVED That each member
of the convention, exert his best
influence in carrying out the sys-
TEN of pure undefiled American
government and that the nominees
for the legislature, pledge them
selves to go behind the returns
and up hold the principle of free
| fair and honest elections.
1t was moved, seconded and car
ried, that a committee of five be
appointed by the chairman, which
shall have power to fill all vacan-
cies occurring ON the ticket.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned.
The Judicial and Senatorial Dis
trict Committees, from Lafayette
and st. Martin, viii meet here to.
day to confer with the committee
of Iberia parish, when candidates
for the offices of Judge, sSenators
and District Attorney will be nom
mated.
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lgULiR MEETING OF THE
!. DoARD OF TRUSTEES.

Nh Iberia, lsa., March, 9th, 1900.
Ihe Board Of Trustees, OF the
TIM IL New Iberia, met this day
/ iesular \ session, with Mayor
= iem inc. A. French in the
md the following members
lu to wit: Messrs w r
lkE ] Lamperez, j B Lawton
4 4 N Bernard. Absent, Messrs
Boussard and ] A Fagot.
minutes Of the regular
iIhg 81 Feb. 9Th, and call meet
{ 4 Feb. 18th, were read and
zoged, on motion of Mr. Law
sronded BY Mr. Lamperez and
lle Mayors report, Secretary's
Collectors report and Treas
y xzepOrt we're read and order
Ie&lon the minutes, which
f8lvws, to wit:
<E 136k 3ok 10flfl Cnr,.nration Of
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Primaries held on Tuesday
last, passed off quietly.
Hon. T. D. Foster Nomins
ated for Judg
Mr.. George Henderson will
be our next Sheriff
The other Nominations and
Details.

The Democratic Primaries open
ed here on Tuesday last, at a. m.,
and were continued throughout
the day. The business of the pri-
mary was carried on very quietly,
nothing unpleasant having taken
place to mar the proceedings. The
polls closed at 6 p. m., when the
count commenced and continued
until ne arly four o'clock Wednes
day morning.
The following is the result OF
the election for Iberia Parish:
FOR JUDGE.
7. d. Foster, 594.
L. O. Hacker, 1887. Hackers
majority 443. Mr.. Foster received
sufficient number of votes in st.
Martins parish to give him the
nomination.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
A. n. Muller, 1865.
j. r. Davis, 335.
James Simon, 243. Muller's plu-
rality 4S7.
FOR SHERIFF.
George Henderson, S57.
Z. A. Pharr, 432.
A. N. Buillard, 39s. Hender=
sons plurality 27.
FOR CLERK OF COURT.
j. G.. Leblanc, 1879.
A. j. Gary, 254. LeBlanc's ma
jority 1923.
FOR CORONER.
Clarence Pierson, 755.
w. j.. Emmer, 615.
1T. Rand, 222. Persons nomi-
mated.
FOR SENATOR.
j A Provost, S43.
.G M Robertson, 49S.
E Z King, 1875. Provosts plu-
rality $50.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
P r Burke, 1101.
G A McGowen, 736.
John Avery McIlhenny, 791.
Fred K Underwoon, 137. Burke
and McIlhenny nominated.
FOR JUSTICE OF PEACE,
Sixth Ward.
Robert Brown,4 AL.
w L Grant, 222.
Clement Young, 100. Brown and
Grant nominated.
FOR CONsTABLEs.
j B FinIry, Jr., 341. ~.
| C G Palfrey, $40. Both nomi
mated. s.,
MEMBERS OF PARISH COM MITTEE
| Jules Z Dupuy, so. ~
I Max Levy, 80. Both noml
mated. r.
The race for Police Jurors 0
the 9th ward, will be run owe
Eagain on last Tuesday next, the re
suit Of Tuesdays primary caus
ling a dead lock.
| The following are the figures
| Henry Ortte, 236.
/ j e Kerrigan. 2OS.
), J p Suberbielle, 216.
i j ID Walsh, 101.
i s O Nnckolls, 16D.
The race on Tuesd ly next, WI
be made by the first three nance
A second primary will also Q
held in the Seventll ward on Tues
: day, the candidates being Gel
: Dudley Avery and Nnma Migue
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4tSi.oo IuVU.I3 jOT.I IA
Feb. 1928 by vouch 55asO6 1890 IS
sslon sO1o s577p
ME- 9010 900S1
Balance Feb %, 1900, S2676 33
Respectfully submitted,
J. p. Suberbielle,
Treasurer.
1t was moved by Mr. Lawton,
seconded by Mr. Bernard and car
ried, that the City Tax Collector be
instructed to advertise for sale, all
property upon which taxes are due
the town, on April LIST, 1900, and
that he so notify them.
1t was moved by Mr. Lawton,
seconded by Mr. Lamperez and
carried that the Street and Bridge
Committee be instructed to confer
with Capt Morse and if possible
purchase $1,000 worth Of shells
for the streets.
The petition of Mr. Geo DOerleI
in regard to the erection Of a sta
BILE, was read, when it was moved
by Mr. Lawton, seconded by Mr.
Lamperez and carried that this
matter be referred to the Street
and Bridge Committee.
The matter Of the assessment Of
the property Of the Wells Fargo
Express Co, was presented to the
Council, when it was moved by
Mr. Burke, seconded by Mr. Lam
perez and carried that this matter
be left to the Collector for adjust
ment.
Mr. w G Weeks appeared before
the Council and stated that Vigil
ance Fire Co No 3 had rented a
lot from his mother several years
since, at s25 per year and that
they now owed two years rent,
and wished to know if the town
would pay it. It was moved by
MrLawton, seconded by Mr. Burke
and carried that the Hook and
Ladder truck now upon this lot,
be turned over to the new colored
company recently organized. And
that as soon as the Council is sat
isfied that this Fire Company is
properly organized, that the town
assume the payment of the two
wears back rent due upon the lot
and that the Mayor purchase one
dozen rubber buckets for said
Company.
The additional names signed to
the petition asking that the ordl
nance excluding lewd women from
the town, be repealed, and which
we're signed to said petition since
the last meeting, were presented
and read. when it was moved by
Mr. burke, seconded by Mr. Lawton
and carried that these addltlona
names be spread upon the minutes
which are as follows, to wit
Ozeme Jacobs, Smith, DeBlan'
and Suberbielle, Henry Gnidry
Joe Hugonin, E NJ Mignez, + Pays
pfister Bros, E Taul, DIR EuI
4 Baylis. Olivier Bayard; Samne'
douglas Elliott, Abner French
Chas Levy, J B Finney Jr, HGel
son, s i Blanc, Walter Fears,
IeBron, II G ;aren, G 2 Fournett'
la G Nauck, n Bourque, Dazel
> court Leblanc. . Bivard, "
!, Hatch, j J Walsh, il, z A Vlatol
q Chas plattsmire, William Ewlni
alfCost ten dollars per week.
: It was moved by Mr. Lawto1
. seconded by Mr. Lanreres that tl'
. request Of the petitioners be T
; fused. Yea, Messrs Burke, Lay
. ton and Lamperez. Nay, Mr. be
6 nard.
Mr. Felix Decourt appeared an
asked that his rentin the Mark
. b reduced to $15 per month.
j It was moved by Mr. Lawto
seconded by Mr. Burke and carrie
. that the offer Of $15 per month
D5 refused.
g 90 Il was moved BY Mr. Lawto
secended By MI Burke and carrie
that whenever any of TIE 81
!, Companies wish to purchase y
thing fer which tie texn q g
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-10

II Rif.sen British warstilps have have .''''. .as.
sembled at Torbay.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1900-03-10

Collectors report for month end
ing Feb. 1st, 1900.
Gen'l fund $129S.25
Special |. &. V. r. r. tax 41O.19
Central market revenue. 33O.SO
Fines for month of Jan. 117.SO|
Impounded stock 1855
Shop rent 800
Hall.rent 900
Total $21S1 SO
Respectfully Submitted.
w. L. DUPUY, Coli.
New iberia, La, March 9TH, 1900.
Corporation of New Iberia.
Treasurers Report
G.F. M.F. RR.F
Jan. 1st, Bal s32992i sl152
Feb. 1-2s Coll. 14?8.14 33175 1852
"Insur. M. II. 669-OO
47a7.a5 1oOO.75 a5nI4
teb. I-2o Dy yOuch. 553S06 1890 80
SS10.T 90.10 3577.l3
G. f. overdrawn Sl01
ME- " 9Ol0 900s1
Balance Feb, %, 1900, S26763 33
Respectfully submitted,
J. p. Suberbielle,
Treasurer.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
CHAUTAUQUA

There was greatly disappointed
audience at the Chautauqua Sunday af
ernoon. And it was fine audience.
1t had gathered TO hear sermon BY
Father Nugent. the great Iowa priest
md lecturer. DR.. Nugen', however, die
not materialize. He was IN railroad
wreck at Burlington, Colo., and did not
reach Boulder until the regular evening
rain arrived from Denver atSI5. Rev.
Homer T. Wilson, superintendent OF the
platform exercises, receiver OF con-
plants, physician to the soul and sol' S
of Chautauquans, all around genial, able
man and preacher. filled in the time with
4 discussion of the life Of Christ and the
audience felt that it had been repaid and
didn't kick down the Office box in ex.
pressi IN of demands tor refund of money.
Rev. DR.. J. F. Nugent of Des MONIES,
Ia, was engaged by the Chautauqua d.
rec,ors this morning for his famous ad.
dress on "The Struggle For Life" next
Thursday afternoon. DR.. Nugent's fail
ure to arrive for Sunday sermon is not
going to cost US so heavily after all for
the great Catholic divine is equally as
strong on the platform as in the pulpit.
A party of leading club workers of
the Denver Women's club will arrive In
Boulder tomorrow 10 be present at ex.
ercises of Woman's Club day at the
Chautauqua. The program promises to
be highly interesting.
The w. c. T. U. meeting will be held
IN the college building Tuesday at II:I5
a. m. Mrs w. S. Riley of the Boulder
sanitarium will speak on Foods and
Faculties"
This weeks program includes Colonel
F. Tuttle in "Custer's Last Charge
tomorrow night.
Wednesday evening, dramatic read
lngs by Miss Catherine J. Evarts. ol
New York. Miss Evarts will give "The
Gypsy Queen" on that occasion.
Thursday, Texas day, will appear the
Texas favorte, Hon. Luther Manship,
with his famous lecture, From the Big
House to the Cabin"
Friday, Democratic day, with Champ
Clark on "Imperialism" and a grand
concert at night.
Secretary Freeman received the fol-
lowing telegram this afternoon from
Hon. Champ Clark, dated Bowling
Green, KY: "Will leave here 80 p. m
Wednesday. Will reach Denver 7 p. m
Thursday. "CHAMP CLARK
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
NO MONEY IN 1T.
Che Paris Exposition y Failure From .
Pecunlary Point.

The Paris Exposition Failure From .
Pecuniary Point.
Paris, July 2I-The weather had very
lnfavorable influence on the attendance
It the exposition. Parisians kept away
entirely. The big drop in the number of
visitors brought about an instantaneous
slump In the price Of tickets, which sold
At Is centimes when the show opened.
They gradually dropped to 43 centmes.
At which price they have been standing
ior the past few weeks. Yet, however,
the hawkers had diffio ulty in securing
buyers at Is centimes, and some sold
tickets at 20 centimes, equal to cents
n American money.
This slump is a serious matter for the
Paris banks, which, on the opening OF
the exposition, took over a large proper
ton OF the 65,ooo.ooo tickets issued at 50
hlbi,ion reaches the hallway post on
Thursday next, and thus tar only I5,ooo,.
ooo tickets have been disposed of. There
remain, therefore, 10000, 900 tickets. Al.
loving tor the natural increase in the
consumption during the holiday months.
it is still calculated that the banks will
nave at least 100000 tickets left on
their h hlnds. This explains the fall in
the p,lce of tickets, which eventually
will probably be obtainable at 2 cents
aach
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
BILLY WOODS TRAINING.

Billy Woods, formerly superintendent
of the gate receipts at the Chautauqua
here, under the management of Eli
Hirsh6eld, is reported to be in training
at Denver again for the prize ring and
says that "Reddy" Gallagher is his
"meat," whatever that may mean. Billy
has boozed quite heavily but may get
that punched out of his system. He has
actually begun for serious work.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
E1g|0||d Doubts
C0nge| Message
NO ONE BUT coNGtR.
Belief Grows That If He IL Alive He 10 the
Only One

Only One
London, July 23-In the house Of com.
mons this evening Mr.. Broderlck, parlla-
mentary foreign secretary, said the mes
sage from Minister Conger to Secretary
Hay received small credence by the
British government, because that power
nad been utterly unable for month 10
secure a word from its minister. notwith-
standing sharp demands on the Chinese
viceroys and ministers tor a message
from the British ambassador. 1t was
evident the London government believes
the Conger message to be pure fabri.
ton or else that Minister Conger is really
the only foreign minister who has escap.
ed. This theory is being widely discussed
At Paris and other European cities today.
Washington. July 23-The state de
partment bulletlned this afternoon that
1t had received message from Goodno
at Shanghai today, saying Prince Tuan
wired all the ministers were safe on the
18th and not under fire.
New York, July 23-Dr. Ellis of this
city. who announced he had kilograms
from friends in Peklng, said again today
that he had received message saying
all the foreigners were safe and we'll
Sunday noon. The authorities place no
confidence in his alleged messages.
St. Petersburg, July ga Che Foo
despatch says that party of Chinese
caught up with Japanese troops and cos
sacks yesterday and eight Japs and cos
sacks were killed.
Washington, July 2I-The navy de
partment has received the following
cablesram from Admiral Kemey dated
Taku. July 20:
"Tien Tsin is quiet.
1.-THE latest report from Russian
sources dated July l3. says the Legations
in Pek,ng are still holding out. The re-
liability of this information is uncertain
"Major Regan. Captain Noyes and
Bookmiller. First Lieutenants Lawton
and Schoefel. the wounded Ninth in
fantry officers, and Second Lieutenant
Jolly, marine corps, sick, are now aboard
the Solace. lexpect about thirty wound
ed men. Will then send all to Yoko
hama hospital"
Washington. July 70 Minister WI TO-
cay handed Secretary Hay copy of an
edict issued by the Chinese emperor
stating that the present conflict had its
origin in long standing antagonism OF
the people and the christian missionaries.
The subsequent attack on the forts at
Taku by the foreign powers lent material
to the flame. The edict expresses re-
grets at the death of the German min
lister and says his murderers will be
severely punished. Efforts are making
with success for the restoration of order.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
H0|0yS
he A[1|0|de|S
BoERs NOT DEAD YET.

But Are HsrrAsstnE British and Capture
One Hundred Highlanders.
London, July 23-General Kelly Kenny
advises the war Office that the Beers un
Ter DeWet have captured one hundred
and large train Of supplies
,ear Homing's spruit.
Colonel Bramwood reports his COM
nand had hot fighting every day from
he 10th to the 10Th. During the night
he enemy decamped. He says they
rave evidently force of 1000 men and
believes two of the DeWets and Presi-
lent Steyn ara with them.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
MURDER MYSTERY.

St. Joseph, no, july 22-The dead
bodies of two men were found today Oh
the Maple Leaf right of way thiity miles
north of here. Wounds in the head in
the same spot on each man indicate MUIR
der. The local police are firm IN this
belief, and they and.the detectives are
at work on the cases, but give out moth.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
BRYAN'S FIRST GUN.

London, July 23-Mr Bryan decided
oday to 60 to Indianapolis by way OF
Chicago and, after spending couple OF
laws in conference with headquarters
,fficials, he will 60 to the notification
went or a special train with leading
n,
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
REMEY TAKES A PEEP.

Washington. July 23-Secretary OF the
Navy Long received cablegram from
ADMIRAL Remey today saying he was
,oing IN person to Tien Tsin to lnvesti-
rate the situation there.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23
A Close Coll
For C0|lD0nI0
CAMPANIA IN LUCK.

Jut snip III TWO WHICH CArft6u NFeHt
Stores of Dynamite
Liverpool. July 23-The liner Cam.
oania. which cut in two the ship Emble
ton Sunday, had narrow escape. The
reat ocean greyhound cut the Emble-
ton so clearly that she went down i'm.
nediately. Had more time been involved
1t is probable the Campania would have
,een lost as the Embleton carried Is
IONS of dynamite. No one was lost and
he Campania is unhurt.
Daily camera., 1900-07-23

Only 1915
To 20 over the tar famed Georgetown
Loop on Sundays. Train leaves $40
a, m. and arrives returning S:Io p.m m.
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MAIZ

Las existencias de este artfcuIo SON
bastantes cortas, y 4 causa de Ia esca-
yes del mismo los precios tiepen mu-
cha variaci6n.
RON.
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224
AMOR SIN NoMBRE

por que We en- mi un joven a la moder
ma, ique diablos! como debe ser.
lAh, 81 no fuera por 10 que es, como
iba yo soportar que 6I nj nadie mo
dificaran mi cerebro y Osaran afirmar
que yo era un hombre natTalmente
malign0 y pers ers0!
iPero es tan hermosa, es tan senci-
la, es tan interesante la hija de ese
m6nstIuoi En- sus ojos veo el cielo y
el mar, la tempestad y Ia calma, la pa
sion 81 sentimiento, la confianza ! el
cariTo, la iuocencia J ell candor; en- su
alma la pureza; el amor en- su cOraz6n;
en- todo sn ser la figura divlna y en-
cantadora de un angel, del angel milo,
del angel de mi guarda, del angel de mi
coraz6n -..-.
La quiero La adore. Su
sonrisa me dice ;adelante! Sus her
mosos ojos ite es@erol Oh, 81 "te es--
pero," ssc0nffo en- tn. s'nO me abando-
nes,r ''qui6reme"
Como podria yo ser tan sSgrato,
tan indigno, que por ella, por su amor
que vale tanto, que es va mi vida,
no resistiera Ia terrible peregrina :
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OPERACIONES SOBRE Ell MUELLB

Por Palacios y co:
NJ Lomba y co % sIs garbanzos
sauce extra 13 id id sauce la Is i'd id
selectos 3 coronas 10 i'd id eoronas
10 id id selectos 10 id i'd superiores
225 d pasas granO.
Baauero Gandara 80 SIS garban
zos alfarnate IL id id imperiales.
Balasquide y co y Sores de Vicen
te y co 90 saquitos garbanzos.
Por RubcIt Hermanos:
a Fernandez tfauran y co y J Peru
jo y DIVA 30I4 p2 vino Navarro.
Por Caldas ) co:
a La Liga de Detallistas 1O3 SIS
papas.
Por M Lonba y co:
a Jose Perujo y Olivia 800 d pasta
"Euskalduna".
La Liga de Detallistas 500 q pas
ia "Euskalduna".
Por Barcel6 V co:
Alexandra Suarez y Bernardo Fer
nandez 10 d qGesos patagras.
Por j L Silva y co:
a A Vicente y co 30 d quesos bolaI
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VapOres que Sc eSp9ran

Berg "San Jose" Saldra para Ma
llorca y Barcelona en- la primera quin
cena de Enero actual
Esp "Martin Saens"-Sali6 de Ga
narias ell dia 10 del corIiente directO
para este puerto y seguira para Haba
ma y Veracruz.
Esp "Ciudad de Cadiz"- Procedente
de Habana y escalas recalara este
puerto del Is al 20 del actual.
Esp "Alava"-El 10 del actual sal
dra directamente de Liverpool para es
te puerto en- lugar del "Ram6n de La
rrinaga".
Amer "Ponce" Del puerto de
Nueya York saldra con destino este
ell dia Is del actual.
Amer "Maria Herrera Del 10 al
20 del actual Iecalara este puerto
procedente de Habana y escalas inter
medias.
Fir "Saint Simon" Procedente de
Pto Plata y escalas estara en- este puer
to del ] 6 al II del actual saliendo para
Havre y escalas despues de termiEa
das sus operaeienes.
Esp "San Agustin7 Del puerto de
Cadiz. ha salido aver las dos de la
tarde con rumbo q este puerto.
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cominos 1914 PIP vino Sierra y Palan
so d pastas Cuetara Ros y co / flo
vaquetas ] q pieIes Bolivar Arruza Y
co 10 jaulas ajos 20 d puntas paris
Castrill6n y Ochoa cI papel l CT ga
lletas II d quesos Olivas y co % G
chocolate Sores de i Villamil Y co 10
brls arenques 80 brls papas liz PIP vino
Julian Matienzo l fdo v d muebles
3 d puntas paris Santisteban Chavarri
y co / cI tegidos Barcel6 y co A d da
gas y perrillos j M Blanco co l d;
medicinas j Perujo y Olivia 6 d puntas
paris Sores de Vicente yco jaulas
ajos Sobrino de Izquierdo y co / fdo
papel A Vicente y cos SIS garbanzos
5 d quesos 25 cntos cebollas.
Para Mayaguez: NJ Lomba co 5
gfnes alcaparras 2 d vino d galletas
l d mantequilla l jaula ajos 1 ST comi
nos / fdo papel ! tdo sacos papel Scrs
de Vicente y co g. d galletas 8 d acei
te 10 cntos cebollas 16 d pasta Fernan
dez Gauran y co 10 gfnes anisado d
cobiites 2 d quesos Jose Perujo y Oil
va l q quincalla Eduardo Heyliger 90
8 d muebles 1 q libIos l tinagero
Egozcue y co 2 serones ajos 4 d pun
tas Barcel6 y co 10 d mante quilla
Planas ROjos y 6 SIS mani.