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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
HUNT CLUB RACES.
Entries Clos d Yesterday. and Some
Coed i;acir q Expect. Il.

NAO''>A -
The entries Tor the Deep Run Hunt
G.ub races closed yesterday afternoon.
TIE races VIII take place on the clubs
track next Saturday afternoon at e:la
o'ciock.
First race-Farners' Half-Aiile Fiat
Race-For horses owned by farmers and
tenants over whose land the Cub rides.
Not 70 be ridden by members CT any
Hunt Club or professional riders Catch
weights. All entries subjec. to a commit
lee of farmers appointed by the stewards
Each horse must pass satisfactory ex-
aibttioa in harness. and be owned not less
than three months by Ks owner. Entries
close at poss. First saddle. vaiuc. SO;
second. br.dis. raiue, s.: third, bride,
value. Sc.
Second rsce-One. Half Nile Flat Race
Open 10 All horses; purse, sioO, of which
So 70 second. Ruth Park tl02), entered by
d. Toulette. Washing on, .. c.: Maude
G2SI, entered by James Peeb.es, Rich
mona: Chugnut OBJ, entered by E. D.
Christian. ttichnond: ShoiheIt tlcS). en-
tered by z. D Christian, Jr., Richmond:
Glory Quasie coo. entered by w. X. Mat
.hews, Richmond: Khea lg0 entered by
C. D. Hn.gler. Richmond. Kings Pride.
a2S). entered By ". II Jo.ncr. GarysburS.
NC.
Third .ep.echase-ope caly to
horsss owned by resident members of the
Deep Eur Hunt Ciuo: gentlemen riders;
aboai two mics. purse, $50. O: which S25
10 second. ard SIS 10 third. Trump u5Ol.
e-;ered by w. =. Saunders: Eeep Run
GsD. Nm. Kruger: Wi.dfire ti5W. a Co.e
B.aatcn. Modoc Co3). "A Il. Christian. Jr:
AJAX I53. r ". Chr;stian;s Gamecock
ti.sl. DR. jos a White
Fourth racs-oae Nile Flat Race-open
20 al horsss. purse sl1s. OF which SIS to
second. Ruth lark ts0. entered hy D.
Toulet:e; Aaude G20. entered by James
lee5:es:: chugout dss) and Sio;beit (lss),
eatered by A II. Christian. Jr.; Glory
Guasie dial. entered by w K. Matthews:
Kings Pride fl2s,. entered by II. Il.
Joyaer.
Jumping contes;-..Mestbrook cnp..-
Presented by Mss Dlilrich taee Miss Edna
Yonas9. of New York For horses owned
by residen, members of the Deep Run
Hunt Club, gentlemen riders; catch
VIZ ights: over three Jumps Of four feet
three inches high. performance only TO
count. Cup 10 Become the properly of the
winner. Entries close at post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
ANU St M ENTS.
BIJOC-Matinee and night-Vaudevllie.

"Rob, 7Itzslrnnons is a better fighter
than he is an actor, but at tlat lls 10 q
better actor than some OF the nsio eT,s
of the, prize-ring who have adopted me
stage Fitzsimmous ana has VIE ant
little hoy Robert, Jr., present .s1I tlle
comedy-drama entitled ,,,'.tt.n' esne.
ciallv for Fitzsimmons by MI Niillaih
Gill. ~
Fitzsin1mons has some heroic Worh ~, 70
do and some ,-.rliing lines TO sl,eaa. ,, i,s
gods. Mrs Fitzsimmons is a pretty Wo-
man. and has considerable dram ,i,I,
ability. She sacrifices art loI peduts'
however. Tor as the wire OF d ss.ss ,,,9z
blacksmith she wears, several very stun
ming Gowns. and appears IN the cidch-
smith shop in a Paris creation; ~.
The scene in the forge, where s,1 f1 RI
simmons makes i shoe and tits It on
horse. is realistic in the extreme ne
other scenes are, however, somewhat
ovrdrawn. Interest centres III tue poA NJ
contest between Fitzsimnons and Ed
Dunkhorst and in the clever bas punch
ing which Fitz introduces.
Several good vaudeville acts are inter-
spersed through the play
The horseshoe which Fitz made last
night viii! be presented tO Governor
- AT THE, BIJoU.
The bill at the BIJou this week is draw
ing the usual capac.ty-tcsting audiences,
from almost every pa tron OF the house
in the way of a. compliment to the ability
Of Manager Wells 10 furnish trst-ciass
entertainment all the time.
The programme is a delightful blend
ing of mirth. music and al that goes
with real vaudeville. Hall and Staley,
more laughter during the twenty minutes
that they entertain than any other act.
ever has. and the beautiful contribution
of Elanora Faik and her eight charming
tr,ty no
..ght effects and stasesetting used in this
act help it q great deal There are other
numbers. ali pleasing. and the attendance
the rest OF the week will be UP 10 the.
standard of the house. The usual matt
nee will be given this afternoon
Mex, week it is Manager Wells pleasure
to present the Burke and Chase Eaude-
vile Company. acknowledged to be the
best in vaudeville At the usual house
prices. though an effort was made to adj
vance prices by the management OF the
company, but Mr.. Wells insisted thai the
Show be presented at the regular BijOu
prices. and his determine ton will be APP
Dlauded by the patrons of the house The
company is featuring the Queen of magic.
Madame Hermann, widow of Hermann
the Great This act is one of the great
features of vaudeville. Others in the
company are Mcmahon ard King. the
Ba4ssett-AIarshall Company. thinner, Ma
bel Maitland. Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry
49, NIGHT OF !. fIE FOURTH
In the second act OF The Night of the
Fourth which comes TO the Academy
tomorrow night. the bright young law
yer fSherric Matthew'S advises the re-
tired iceman (iarry Bulgarl 10 act crazy.
so as to convince 2 Judge and Il doctor
that his mind is unbalanced Us the result
Of Il t'ourti:-of-Iuly explosion. Any one
who has seen Mr.. Bulger on the stage
and knows his dfoll methods can imagine
the rest. " hen he begins TO be quite
.dafIy. as he terms it, the house simply
screams with laughter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
FATHER B kRY KILLED.
o1an:,ed Under wheels Of New
York Ca BIZ ar.
{Ey Associated Press. J


NEW York, Nov. lt-fisv. Father
John F. Barry. wear general % the
! liocase OF Manchester and Concord. n
4. and p:sto. OF ST. johns Church, Con
ord, was instantly kii-ed oy cab car
/. IA B.oaJway late tbs afternoon ds was
rn,sine the street mined -ate-y IN front
Of tile Astor House for the purpose OF
i Thing a .etter at the postofhce, Two cars
w,re ass ns at the tine. and Father
Barry jumped across the tack 20 avoid
the d.st Before he could be warned ne
was caught by tae tender OF the othef car
and thrown IN front OF the whss.s.. HIS
body was dragged for some distance, tho
wees of the first truck passing over ana
hors ib.y hanging the body.
IA her Barry was $ Ney-sesfsn years
cd, and we'll known throughout New
england
the conductor and motorman of the CIR
that ki,.ed the Year were arrested by the
police. Bsiss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
The GRANT FAILURE.
statement Made by Assignee of tile
T. ru
(Hv Aesociatcd Press !


NEW YORK, Nov He. G. soed1nan,
assignee of the firm OF Grant Brothers.
stock brokers', gave out the following
statement today:
The m UNI OF the assets Snd lab itias
Of the firm cannot be stated until I have
had opportunity to examine into It's affairs
nd the schedules and inventory have been
prepared: nor can l state ths cause Of the
assignment TO ne beyond the fact that the
firm was indebted in an amour. greater
han II was able te pay, and the recent
discovery that its resources had been de-
pleted in some way, the particulars Of
which may be definitely known only from
thorough examination OF the firms
books
From, one who is close to the members
OF the firm ard whose authority is ur-
Questioned. it was learn d to-day that the
shortage in the firms accounts will be
about $3.50 Geo.
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oBIiU Try.
Charles O. l.e,.n.

Mr. Cheen Pett.t died Yesterday morn
fne at 11:4O o'clock at his residence, No.
aof4 TAYLOR Street. He was In the for
ty-eighth year of his age and had been
in fl health for about three weeks
Mr. Petit was a son OF the late Joseph
Petit. head miller of the Haxali-Cren-
shaw Milling Company. and was q life
long emp.oye sof the Tredegar : Wo KS
He was a member of A. ". Glenn Councll.
s Jr. s0s GA. M. and Of aurora Locss'
t.Stti-t. e,ipWs, ana II ~ 10. n:,!iY yea
PRECEDENT or the Iron WORKERS Union. q
the Tredegar Works. Ha also took s.e ea
interest ii pol tics and was pres!den o. u
soutts.de Democratic Club. He u surv veg, VEG
by his widow. two children By his mrs.
.:-~- -:aB..,~ $40 ass,ii; .-est--. 10;
two sisters Mrs. G.. r. Johnson and Mrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
NICKEL COUNT ERFEITERS.
Col. Cnbcll irving to Save the Neck Of
IrSIrr Griffith.
Especial Dispatch to The Times,

Especial Dispatch 10 The Tines)
UANvILLE. Nov. l4.-Three white men,
George. William and Harrison Stout.
father and sons, OF Wash ngton county,
Va. were brought here to-day and lodged
IN jail pending action OF toe Federal
Court. on the charge OF making counter
felt nicke.s.
An three were indicted The entire out
fit was captured.
Colonel George c. Cabeli. Jr., left to-
night for Richmond to intercede with
Governor Tyler TO commute 70 inlprison-
ment the sentence of Vester Griffin. who
otherw Sc VII be hanged for murder here
December fath The ground on which
c.enlency will be asked IS after-d!scoyered
evidence. extenlllting in character
Gr:f!ins vict M was Georgia King, q
woman of his race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
MASSEY COLLEGE, Richmond Building Corner Main 7 sb Day Night Sessions

of r. D. Coffee, W. J. Hall. and s.. W y.
Glascock, was appointed TO conlec -,
q r evangelist in the field for at least
three months. The duty Of said evan.e-
list would be to vs.t the various En-
deayor Societies throughout the safe ana
to organize new societies. NUMBER Q.
perplexins questions to EndeaVorers were
discussed hy those present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
i,EAT .>.

yesterday morning at
11:+o o'clock. at his residence. No. 1a1s
Taylor Street. CHARLES O. PETITE.
IL the forty-eisath year OF his ESQ.
Tha funeral will take place at {
o'clock THIS AFTERNOON from Lau-5
rei-Strsst Methodist Church. Friends
and acauafntances are invited to attend.
The inferreerts viii be In Fnllr-rarst
fcea-souss alS C.Sz.1SSSi5sviIiv vavcrs
please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
THE DAUG HERS.
Sessions Opened in the Capital of
Alabama.
.rev Associated p.ess.)

.CBy Associated Piess-)
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Nov. 1.-THE
seventh annual session Of the United
Daughters OF the Ccnfederacy was caiieo
to order this morning in The hail OF the
House of Representatives by Mrs. Edwin
Weed. OF Florida, the national president
There is large number of delegates pres
ent every Sta-e in the South ana SONS
from, tbs North being represented
The over house Of the General Assam
bly, graciousiy adjourned th:s morning 70
allow the first session OF the convention
to be he'd IN tbs capi;ol-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
Elected Drrrc,nrs.

Al ,ha regular bimonthly meeting OF
the directors of the South Atlantic Life.
Insurance. Company. held yesterday. the
fo,loRing gentlemen were elected as
NESTS. Orr. of Atlanta, Ga; ,.
A. G.. Carson, of Savannah. Ga: e w.
Worth, of Wilmington. =. c.. and George
J.. Seay, of Petersburg. Va
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issqu ST III nlse c., leet...

Especial plsrasch to The Ttrnes.3
S.ALt:M VA. Nov. 1.-THE late Ed
ward Austin. Of Boston at his deet
% queathed TO Roanoke Co lsge, 81 30
ut by recent decision OF the Supreme
court about the war stax, the .Ie.e nov
zee s,.s 5ss.vv, i,,svzAI S 5a051 1nsysuDs
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Obi IS Is.s,s,lr.
ny Assoclate., prsss

tBJ l-aSoCSIott0
Z WASHINGTON. Nov. H-Tne poptita-
ton. of the State OF Ohio. as announces
to-day by the Census Bureau. Is 4,loi,99
as against ST. 3l6. IL 1880 Tbs Is an N
crease of .aa299 or 49, per cent
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Sn,v-n.e 1v:n.,cr.

Try Associated Press
sEwANFE. TENN. Nov. 1i-snecia!.-
The University Of Nashville went down If:
defest before the Sawateee team on the
gridiron to-day to- the time OF IL to o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

Nr. A. Janney Pieasants, formerly
United states Deputy Marshal for this
diststcG, who has been In PAnnsylvA1aA
for: tho yoars, haa reInsneu . 1acA011A.
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LAD CHARGED WITH FORGERY.

Henry Edrict. A.,d Ia Years, Placed
U,,tl.r Arrrs I Y,.~i crtiay.
Detectives wrenn and Gibson arrested
Henry Udrict seven, een-year-o.d- white.
boy. who resides on Twentv-hSth Strced,
yesterday afternoon, and locked MN up
NJ the second poles s alton Cdr ct Is
charged with forg ne check on tho CITY
Bank OF Richmond. Tor $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15

The entries Tor the Deep Run Hunt
Quo races closed yesterday afternoon.
TIE races VIII take place on the clubs
track next Saturday afternoon at ola
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
JOHN Fl. Mycr, Jr.
fSpaciaf Dispatch to The TIres.)
a!rs. w. A. III ar.i.

Especial DTspatcl. 10 '.'he ITrr<
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. I+--Afrs- w
a Beard aged eighty vars. died al her
home in Fairneli Monday morning. from
injuries sustained In a fall she was q
staunch Presbyterian. and was 9 wornac
OF marked pIety. She was buried Tues
day, her pastor. Rev. ]. T.. Mauza. con-
duc;inS the services Mrs Beard was
married twice. Her FRS. husband was The
tate James Adatr. One son OF sni- union
surv.ves-J Med. -ada.r. OF Lexington
Her second husband. w. a. 2 nd Dies a.
few years ago. She was a Miss Rachel
Temp.eton. OF ussr Fairfield
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-26
Atropello.

Sc ha presentado en- esta redac'
~cion el individuo Antonio de Jes1s
domiciliado en- la calle de Isabel Pa
n1mero 2, mostrandonos nueve con
tusiones en- el cuerpo y varias leves
en- las manos, diciendo que q 81 y q
un tai Rafael Landor, unos soldados
americanos les atropellaron hoy eau
sandoles las dichas contusiones, en-
la plaza 1lamada del Higuillo. Que
Sc enter6 del hecho ell DR.. Fernan
dez Mater que inspeccionaba ell Hos
pital de Santa Elena, y evit6 La con
tinuaci6n de aquel acto cruel.
Uno de los citados .individuos
habfa recibido va varios azotes.
A petici6n del citado medico
acudi6 ell DR.. Ros, y entire los dos
reconocieron & dichos individuos,
que tienen sef1ales de azotes y fuer
tes rozaduras en- las muf1ecas.
Ell doctor Fernandez Mater dio
cuenta a un Jefe militar, quien dis
puso ell reconocimiento de los lesio
nados en- ell Hospital Militar.
Por respeto a la dignidad huma
na pedimos que no Sc repitan estos
actos.
Els digna de APPLAUSE la honrada
Intervention del joven medico, ms
pector de Hygiene de esta Capital.
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Trab ajjado r es
italian0s
en- los Estados Unidos.
t1UELGA RECIENTE.

La huelga de los obreros del
acueducto de Croton es otra indtil
protesta del trabajo contra ell capi-
tai: es la pelea de las palomas con-
ira las escopetas. s"
Sc trata de 700 mfseros italianos
que trabajan al sol y al aqua duran.
te 10 horas al dfa, en- las goteras de
la gran Nueva York, por ell salario
de $1.25 al dia.
Ell contrato del acueducto y sus
o6ras anexas Sc celebr6 hace 30
amos, con sujecion q la ley entonces
VICENTE, de solo ocho horas de ira
bajo para los empleados Los ita-
lianos han caido ahora en- Ia cuenta
de que son vfctimas, y de su faque.
"a han sacado fuerzas y SO han rebe
lado contra sus amos. Pero estos
han acudido al Gobierno, y va Sc
han mandado Croton dos regimen
tos de milicianos para someter los
revoltosos, que nj quieren trabajar
nj permitir que otros vayan a>rem
plazarlos.
La milicia ha hecho fuego con-
ira los amotinados, y estos contra
IA milicia, pero hasta hoy solo ha
habido un muerto, de parte del Go
bierno.
La colonia italiana de loss Esta-
dos Unidos es numerosfsima, laho.
ROSA y hu milde, bien que no por es,
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Una p6||| | ! I ! l

Don Luis r. Vel Iezs si
citado de la Secref fee
la Junta JudicfSH QHe ehtiende en-
los asuntos de Ia Adnana de Ponce
que le conciernen. el libro de Gaia
de dichaa ae&r43 que empek1 "a 8 de
FebreroH 1U96 Y termiA6 elS 26 de
Julio de- Gpn 500 folios escritos
hasta slae M el Rseistro deabra-
mient0s, Que empeSo el 10 de Julio
de 1893 u termino elI 23 del mismo
mes y afIo, que contiene 200 folios y
escritos cuatro pOrque dichos libros
Sc completan, pues en- ellos Sc ess
tampan, lpor riguroso orden de fe.
chas v numeraci6n correlativa las
operaciones de la Aduan& por las
cuales se comprueba 81 II pago que So
hizo al Battalion xPatria, el deJu-
lio de 1898, constando en- Ell prime
ro la salida de dicha suma y en- el
ssegundo registrado sel alibraniento
Esos libros fuerort sentregados a la
Comisi6n que tue q Ponce, por dor
Quintfn Negron Sanlurjo, que guar
da elrecibo. sE d
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r ~
PoTl0shu6TfanOs

Sc nos informa que para solici
tar ell ingreso en- las actuales <Es-
cuelas de Carload, antes Asilo de
Beneficencia, hay que ir en- peregri-
naci6n de oficina en- oticina, con ell
expediente a cuestas sin que en- min
guna Sc de informe de los requisites
que haya de llenar, nj a quien diri,
-girse el que 10 ipterese.
Recientemente Ell Ayunta miento
informo tres expedientes sobre ese
asunto y los enyi6 a una ofcina en-
la que dicen no tienen que intervenir
en- este asunto, de esta paso otra y
asf continuara ignorandose cuat es
la que deba despacha rio.
Esto desalienta a las madres,
perjuaica los ninos y obstaculiza
10 buena marcha de esta clase de es
tablecimientos.
Que Sc aclare este punto, pues
para la carload no debe haber obs
taculo, de ninguna clase.
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IIdoIas Rec0nstituyenles
Del Dr 3 NicoIds Reueron,
eapsasdo add el dc Mayo de 1891
oos el Ercnao. 81. Mnistro de Foneeato.
Preporodos en- ID Forn1ocio de Vole Concio
PONCE, PUERTo-RIGo.


sus efectos. 10 que Sc comprueba por
5el uso tan generalizado que Sc hace
de ella en- tOda la Isla. =
Con el fin de precayerse de las
mnchas imitaciones que de esta for
mula Sc han hecho., xcuyas propie-
dades son inferiores,X dede exigirse
que en- cada GAIA de legitima proce-
dencia, este la marca de fabrica, en-
la tapa superior, un sello que dice:
DR. N. REVERON Medico Ciruiano
Ponce, Puerto Rico~ en- la inferior, y
SUI firma en- el lado derecho de la
faja exterior de esta cajita. Ponce,
Agosto 80 de 1896.
AV lDOtes imitaciones las Pill
DORAS DEL DR.. REVERON hago
presente, que las legitimas son las
preparadas exelusivamene en- la acre
ditada Farmacia de VALE y CAN
CIO, que son los depositarios de la
verdadera formula ylos unicos que
estan autorizados para usar mi nom
bre en- dichas pildoras-DR N. RE-
VERON.
eDepdsitoss en- las siguientes Far
macias:
VALE Y CANCIO, Ponce
GUILLERMETY, Capital RIVERA,
| Arecibo.-ITURRINO, Camuy. RO-
VIRA Y ELVIRA, Aguadilla.-hO-
DRIGUEZ, Yauco.-FONT, Adjuntass
| ZAVALA. Guayanilla - FERRER,
bJuana- -Diaz.t - BETANCES. Coamo.
MARXUARH, Gales.
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InquiIin|!O|||s'||, 0 !.
a defendeTse,

I'll CAME esta en'puerta, que es
como decir, Atila seshalla & la en-
trada de Roma Ell gobierno Sc ha
limitado en- su decreto cambiar mo
media por moneda, descontando la
diferencia del numerario, sin pre-
veer ell sfnr dmero de confictos que
tai medida aparejaba
va Sc habla de confabulaciones,
y en- todas parties se dice que los Ca
seros piensan cobrar a los inquilinos
en- ORC, la misma cantidad que hoy
satisfacen, y no el equivalente
De modo, que ell individvo que
hoy pague $25 m ensuales, tendra
que satisfacer $41, y todo porque ST,
porque q los duef1os de casa Sc les
antojan
Esto indica, que cada fnca ur
bana va a duplicar su valor, sin eau
sa que 10 justifique
Enhorabuena que cada cual dis
ponga de 10 suyo como le de la ga
ma; pero ST tai confabulaci6n Sc
llevase a efecto, entonces los .inqui
limos tambien levantariamos bandera
de represalia, y contra ell vafor de
pedir, existe Ia virtud de no dar; y
veremos quien puede a quien
Yquienes serfan los mas per
judidos? Pues los propietarios por
las razones siguientes:
10 Case de que Sc pretendiera
hacer ell cobro en- orc, ningdn ciuda-
2o-El duef1o de la propiedad
nos demandarfa en- desahucio
3o-Esto daria lugar q un con
flicto grave, porque las ia amilias nc
pueden vivir en- las GALES, y las au
toridades tendrain que inter venir
4o---Las dilaciones en- los Tri
bunales ocasionarfa ell modo de que
muchos inquilinos pudiesen vivir sin
pagar muchos meses una rnism fin
ca.
o-Porque sonos ell ndmero,
somos los mas, y contra fuerza ma
yor no cabe resistencia
6o--Porque serfan tanta s las
dificultades que opondrfamos q tales
pretensiones, que voluntaria1nente
tendrfan que desistir los caseros de
su intenci61
No cabe duda que el cange va q
producer hondos disgustos en- nues
ira sociedad, 81 la ambici6n no Sc
detiene en- us desbordamientos.
Hay que ser justos, porque de 10
contrario las perturbaciones podran
revestir caracteres alarmantes A
los inquilinos de casas les advertimos
simplemente que esten en- guardia,
por 81 acaso los propietarios preten
diesen abusar de la posici6n que ocu
pan
Contra la confabulacion, Ia fuerza
del derecho, la fuerza del n1mero y
la resistencia pasiva.
x.
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sss
ta hum lad desc cdSaf idl1 miens
tos al honor.
s0a italianos Q1 qndigos
hi l6drOnes, ni Jug borras
chos Sd constitQ6 n fe1fsiee es ges
noI6lm ent8A bill Y ZQu muY
escasa; b sf0 el los q las
circunstancias, pc buscan la vida
honradamente.
Sea porsa0 gel1eTa lsIiAl pia hptas
3 buhon6 eros fssn as ca fes IR-
coien la snieve On elS IN viern0 VEN
den frutas gen ReE fanoss VI cHyi6n
2sdonde Sc les Offece trabaio Sc
les tacha de hOlgazanes porqua
arrastran Su pianillo aTrlbulante ~
van tocando de puerta en- puerta.
pero con ESQ no ofenden 4 nadie III
faltan q la ley. Viven aquf en- I'M
n,,a Inchar r,,dam IA u ente n, ,sa nara ~ 81
cnmplr -.
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Rectifico
oil Sr Lopez Landron

Ha visitado nuestras oficinas Ell
abogado don Rafael Lopez Landron,
para hacer constar de manera cate
g6rica y terminante, que nj 81, nj
ningdn miembro de la casa Landron
y Smith, ha pedido hi por cable hi
por.ning1n otro conducto Mr. Mac
Kinley, la continuation en- sus- -pues-
tos de los jueces de la Corte Provi
sional
Por 10 que respecta q la Socie'
dad Landr6n y Smith, agrega que Ia
noticia aver publicada por Ell <Dia
rio de Pto Rico, es absolutamente
falsa.
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.EL MEJOR VINO. de e N me:

IL UIOOts VuN0s que Sc
vende en- Pto-Rico es ell Riojano de
Ales6n que venden los restaurants
Ella Catalana,, Colonial Club,, <La
Nueva Catalana,, elias Baleares.,
elias Antiguas Baleares, ETC., y al
mismo precio que sus receptores en-
ell establecimiento de los sef1ores
Gonzalez y Perez, Plaza de Alfonso
XII.
Unicos importadores F. Font y
Hermano, Tanca esquina Fortaleza.
San Juan P. r. Octubre 6 1899.
F. FONT HERMANo.
1910
Don Jose S. Belabar marcha &
Paris con el objeto de visitar, la
Exposition, acompaf1ado de su dis
tinguida familia.
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Communicate
Sr. Director de
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
y4 Capital.

Suplico & U. la inserci6n de. las
siguientes nneas
En- uno de los nt1meros de LA
CORRESPONDENCE de estos 1ltimos
dias apareci6 un suelto tdonde decfa
que q Ramon Canety habian impues~
to una multa .por tirar unas pedra f,
das. Y como ell que suscribe, esta,
es del mismo nombre Y apellido, de
sea por estas Hneas evitar malas in
terpretaciones que pudieran perjudi
carme en- mi carrera de ,dependen
cia.
Gracias Sr. Director de I'd aten-
tamente.
Ramon Ca7ety LLnatger.
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RenaCiIllientO.

N Este precioso walls, obra de
nuestra dfstinguida compatriota Ia
Srta. Mercedes Arias, esta hacienda
las delicias denuestros amateurs del
bale
En- breve sera dido por nuestru
inteligente pdblico ejecutado por Ia
banda que dirige con tanta compe-
tencia y gusto, el Sr. Verar.
& De venta en- la conocida casa
eel Ros de Orc. de don Salvador
Alsina. San Francisco 42.