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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-08
THE RACING CALENDAR.
Entire. mt Morris Park.

MORRIS PARK, Oct. 7.-Entries for tomorrow
races:
First raee-Tandicap; for twoyear-olds and up
ward last seven furlongs of the withers mile
Moor, 90; DR.. Barlow, lO6; Beau nrmonde, 100;
Hardly, 100; Yelp, %; Trillo 40.
Second race-The olympian states; for two
year-olds: Last FIVE and one-balf f'rlongs OF the
year-olds; last five and one-half flrlongs of the
Yelp, Il2; Nonpareil, 100; Basu,o 1l2; 0rienta,
Spry IO9; Rockstorm, Carnelian, Seminole 112.
Third race-The Ballyhoo IIaEdicap; for tWo-
year-ods; list six and onehalt turiongs OF the
Withers mile.-Mo r, 10; DR.. Barlow, no; Beau
Ormonde no; rhe Rhymer, l24; Choice, I02;
Cherished I05; .;aiamis, l07; Gold Heels, 10; Col
chester, 100.
Fourth race For three year-olds and upward;
the Withers Enthusiastically, St. Simonian, %;
Wait Not, 100; Sparrow Wing, %; CArbuncle 81;
Hammock, 1O7; Handcuh, 100; Bette Gray. 81;
Compensation, 1905 Lady of the Vale. 81; Nc
Leod OF Dare, Il2; Cyrano. %; Star Chime. %;
Belgrade, 95; Sea Robber, 100.
Fifth race-For tiTee-year-olds and upward;
selling; the Withers mile.-Sparrow Wing, l15;
0lea, 81; Brisk, l02; Prestidigitator. I03: Nabo
elish, 100; Annoy. 81: Bornbshel, 100; The Am
azon, 80; Belle of Orleans, 1l3
Sixth Handicap; for three ycar-olds and
upward and sixteenth miles, the
hill.-Potente, 1l3; First Thip, los; Hardly, 90;
Charentus, us; Gcnfalon, III; Intrusive I25.
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Mountebank, olekma. 90; Goal Runner. I0a;
Irish Jewel. IS
Third Iace-steeplechsse; for four-y ear-ods and
upward. short course.-Arquebus, 146; Nicholas,
~; Alice b., Manchie, 1856; Donation, I42; Dr.
Coop. 1874.
Fourth race-For three-year-oIds and upward;
one mile.-WOodtrice, los; Chorus ijoy III.
Wax. Specific Dissenter, los; Scarlet Lilly. l03
Fifth race-For two-year-olds; six fuFlOngs--
Floranthe, o.; st. Sedna, His Eminenee leo:
Wall. 102; Port Wine, 97: Fancywood, Bonnie
Lisssk. l03; Bowen, Dangeriine, 100.
Sixth Tace-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling: one and one-eighth miIes--Co9moosey,
1O1; Nettie Regent. Koenig. l0s; Trebor los; Ths
Bondnan, Dad Steele, 90; Pay the Fiddler 18s;
Sam NcKsever, 10l; sidbow, I0i; Aloha H. I9l;
Clemacus. 90; Oxnard. 100; Ben Chance es.
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Entries at Fort Erie.

FORT ERIE, Oct. 7.-Entries for tomorrow's
races:
First race-For thrccy ear-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs-The Lau el. 100: 0conee,
Gold Lace. lO2; Winner, 100; Mss Stanley
Hieaway, wilktrson, Give-and-T Take, Interest, a.
Second race-For two-year-olds; selling: Eve
furlongs.-Obey l07; Phosphorus Bramhle Bush
Formalis l05; Tasker. Toad Raney. Ida Quick
lime, Kings Favorite, 1G3; Servant Leila Bar.
l02 Virginia T., 100; Lizzie A., 9S; Relucent,
Rustic Girl. 90.
Third race-For three-yelr-olds and upward;
selling; one and one-sixteenth mies-L. W, l03:
Double Dummy, Chopin, McGrathana Prince, 1902;
Gun Cotton, 81.
Fourth racc-For o-ycar-olds; four and one
half fmongs. -Tremar, 100; Competitor lo7:
kenilworth Petra H. Maggie W, l0i Clorita,
Fleche dor. l0l; Ethel Wheat, Frank Morri-
son. 90
Fifth race-For three-year-olds and upward;
selling; six furlongs.-Our Lizzie, 100; Ocie
Brooks. Bertha Nell, Exit, Qraver l0if Lake
Fonso, lola, %.
Sixth race-For three-year.olds and upward;
selling; six furlones.- Mouzeltof. Freehand. Nancy
Till, Come Quick. BY George l04; DR. Lynch, %;
Corvallis, Racebud, Earl Fonso, Little Billy, %.
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Laughlin, William Oliver, W. Walden. W.
{. DAILY, PA" Bradley. Green Morris,
William Jennings, Frank Reagon, James
Freyling, and many others well and fav-
orably known to Washington race goers.
The programme TO be issued soon will
no doubt be an attractive one. and il only
needs favorable weather to make the
Benning fall meeting of 1900 the greatest
success of the Washington Jockey Clubs
career
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HARLEM, Oct. 7-Ent'ies for ten,orrow's
races:
First racc-For two-year-old maidens; five fur
lones.-Mateo, lIs; Royal Victor 1oa; Red
Signal, 1903; Lord Lisa. los; Lord Roberts. 1GS;
Robert Wadden rs; Fl oiientc. lis; Tola, lis;
Senex Gloria. loo.
Second raee-For three-yoar-old7 and upward
selling; six furlorgs.-Banish lol; Alpaca, i02;
Little Boy Blue. saAatuck, 9S; Gala Day, iol;
Sim W. lO7; Highland Lad Sir Christopher. 100;
Peace, l0I; Innovator, l04; The Barris,er. ITO,
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Batteries-Young and Criger; Phillippi and
O'Connor. Earned runs-St Louis .; Pittsburg,
l. Twobase hits-Donlin. Williams. Three base
hit-Krueger. Double play-Williams and OBrien.
Oh Young, l. of Phillippi, ]. Struck out-By
Young, 4; by Phillippi, q Umpire-Emslie. At
tendance-S,30o Time Of game hours and
minutes.
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Morris Park selections.

First race-Dr Barlow. Hardly, Yelp.
Second race-Spry Marie Bolton. Basuto.
Third race-The Rhymer, DR.. Barlow. Gold
Heels.
Fourth race Compensation. Bette Gray. Bel
grade.
Fifth race-Brisk Annoy. olea.
Sixth race-Frst Whip, Gonfalon, Potente.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-08
ON THE FOOTBALL Field
Preparations by Local Teams for
Busy Season.

Strong AggrcGntions in Course of Or
Ennization-CarIisIe Indians and
town and st. John's College Will
Meet in This City Saturday.
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First race-El oriente, Mstco. Royal Victor.
Second raee-Sim W, Goal Runner Gala Day.
Third raee-ArGuehus, Donation Manchie.
Fourth race-Specihc Chorus Boy Di senter
Fifth race-Bonnie Lissak. Bowen. Fancywood.
Sixth race-COgmoosey, Trebor. ray the Fid
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CALLED BY THE UMPIRE.
Pittsburg Beats St. Louis Through
the Kindness of EmsIie.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 5-Pittsburg got to-
days game from the Cardinals by the
kindness of Emsiie, who called the game
at 8 o'clock over the protest of players
and fans. the score being to 2 in favor
of the visitors. A squad OF police escort
ed the umpire from the grounds and had
difficulty in protecting him from assault.
Young pitched for St. Louis and Philiippi
for the visitors. The score:
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First raec-Niss Stanley, The Laurel. Gold
Lace.
Second race-obcy, Taskcr, Lizzie \.
Third race--Ch opin, Double Dummy. /. W.
Fourth racC-Ethol Wheat, Petra II, Ficche
dor
Fifth race-Quayer Exit, Bertha Nell.
Sixth racc-Co.ialis BY George. Frechand.
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Batteres-Hughes and Donohue; Newton and
Kahoe Earned runs-Cincinnaii, G; Chicago, ?.
Two-base hfs-McCarthy, Hartzell, Corcoran.
Thre-e.hase hit-Rradley. Sacrifice hiis-Hartzeil.
2; kahoe. Stole-i bases-Green, >; oeier. First
Hughes. 3: BY tewton 4 Bases balls-of
Hughes, .; of Newton, .. Left on bases-Chi-
cago, 8; Cincinnati, Z. Passed ban-Donohue
umpire-o'Day. Time of game-l hour and 10
minutes.
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A Variable.
Tro,. pw,.i,A

Teschcr-How many pounds to the long toni
Precocious Pupil-2,2io
Teacher-And how many to the short ton?
Preeocious Pupil-Dcpends on the coal dealer,
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Physicians recommend Heurieh's beers to in
valids and nursing mothers because they are pure
and wholesome. Maerzen and senate are the
prize medal beers % the Paris Exposition. Phone
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THE DISTRICT EXPENSES
Tie Commissioners at Work Upon
The Annual Estimates.

Requirements of the Law with Ref
erence to This Duty-How the APP
preparations Bill L. Made Up-in
creasing Need of Improved Streets
More Schools and Policemen.
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AN EVEN BREAK AT CHICAGO.
Reds Take the Second Game Through
Lucky Hitting.

CHICAGO Oct. 7.-Cincinnati and Chi
cago played two games. this. afternoon and
divided the spells. Lotus aggregation
captured the first in the ninth inning,
when Strang pounded home run with
drive that otherwise would have been
triple. The victory was due to Garvin's
magnificent pitching. The Reds pounded
Hughes hard. and luckily, in the second
game, and won easily. The score:
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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-08
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Games Yesterday.

Pittsburg. 3; ST. Louis, 2.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 3-first game.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 2-second game
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Games Today.
How the Clubs Stand.

Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
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First Game.


Battcries-Garvin and Donohue. Breitenstein and
Kahoe. Earned rias-Cineinnati, 3; Chicago, 2.
Three base hits-Haftzell. Mccormick. Sacrifice
hits-StTang. 2; DOnahue. Steinfeldt Stolen
es-Strang, Mccarthy, Hartzell, Irwin First
base on efrors-Cbicago !. Struck out-By Garvin
3. Base on balls-Of Caryiu, l of Breitenstein.
3 Double play-Steinieldt, Corcoran. and Beck
ley. Left bases-Chcago, 8; Cincinnati. 2.
Cmpire-O'Hay. Time OF game-l hour and 80
minutes.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

Administration highly commends the abil-
ity of General Otis in quelling the trou-
bles in the Philippines, it has not been
suggested that he be sent back.
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purltle S. At the
same time it builds
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F. NJ Longley, of Lagrange, Ga, has adj
dressed letter to Southern farmers warn
ing them that the mill associations and
spectators have conspired TO bear the cot
ton market until the growers have sold
their stock He says: Farmers, go slow.
The world needs at least Il, 100000 bales of
American cotton. This crop will not reach
5000, 600 and should easily bring IL cents.
The mill associations and spectators have
conspifed TO bear the market until the
crop passes out of the hands Of the pro-
Queer. Like those who made shrines for
Diana, 1t is by this craft they have their
wealth. They are organized. but 1t is for
you TO meet organization by stronger
combination. 1t behooyes the farmers to
go slow in selling their crop. Be bulls
bulls of Bashan in this contest. Hold back
your cotton and force the price. II is your
right TO participate in that wave of pros
perity sweeping over Europe and America.
The bears expect panic on your part and
q rush of yonr half crop on the market.
Don't do it. Go slow, and very soon you
will be politely asked the price OF your
cotton. You have the power and 1t is your
right to control the price of your product.
Put Oh the armor that you may Withstand
their wiies, and having done all to stand.
Complete your organizations, not only for
this year, but for the years TO come BE
strong and of good courage, for unto this
people shalt thou divide for an inheri-
lance"
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de presos
de la careel de Arecibo.

Ell lunes q las 7 de la noche los
presos en- la carcel deArecibo abrieron
un boquete en- Ia pared de una letrina
que comunica con un ranchon donde
Sc eneuentran albergades los pobres y
de donde indudab ablemente les presta-
ron ayuda para Ia aperture de dicho
boqueto ). P<7r 50 fug gdrunCinru
presses, Eduvigis fVazquez (a) cubano
ex-prJfugo de presidio y sentenciado
4 80 amos de .cadena, Jose Gonzalez
Rodriguez q amos de presidio, Ma
nuel Rivera 6 amos. Luis Rivera en-
causa pendiente y Felipe Cruz que
cumplfa 2 meses de prisi0n. En- ell ac-
to Sc constituy6 en- el lugar del suce-
so ell Juez Municipal que empezo a
practicar las primeras diligencias y
Sc puso en- campana la policia en- per-
secuclon de los pr6fugos. Sc nos di
ce que la culpa- de esta evasion es ell
haber permitido la construction de
este dificio p1btico adosado q la pa
red della c'ecel. 10 que ha favorecido
Ia fuga sin que pudieran apercib'r
los emdleados de la carcel. nj ell cen
tiLela que estaba en- la calle.
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Carta de Paris.
Diciem bre 20 de 1899.
Sehor Director:

Aver fue recibido en- la Acade-
mia Francesa M Henri Lavedan, hoy
ell mas joven de los ~inmortales>. Su
elecci6n no Sc explica bien, pues So
trata de un dramaturgo-si es esta
la palabra-que hace aarde de su Ii
gereza y de falta de juicio, segun mu
chos de sus criticos.
Sc le llama eel sentimental~ y
eel cinicon epitet',s que Sc ha gana-
do por sus descripciOnesa d veceS pate
ticas y veces desenvueltas de la
vida parisiense. Entra al temple de
la gloria Il ocupar ell silljn que que
d5 vacante por la muerte dem Henri
Meilhac.
Sus padrinos de ceremonial, Vic
torien Sardou y Francois Coppee, son
por 81 nismos una prueba de que no
Sc trata de un hombre de escasOs me
recimientos llterarios, pueS indivi-
duOs de Semejante talla nunca patro-
cinarian a un cualquiera. Loque sor
prende eS que la Academia, que Sc dis
tingue por su serieIad. haya elegido
entire tantos hombres eminentes de
Francia a uno que vive riendn, y que
como 10 demostrj en- su discurso
inaugural, moriri riendo.
xAl conceder mi Abril, diio La
vedan, ell privilegio de sentarse al Ia
do de vuestrOs graves veranos, vues-
tros ilustres Otonos y vuestros mag
niticos inviernos, no solo me habeis
dado telna para un largo voceto de
gratitud, siAo q ta'nbleu me habeis
probable con vuestra exqusita co"tesia
ttadiciOnal que no sois retractarios
q los arranques de la juventud, por
demasiado vivos que seanS
Luego hizo el elogio de SUI pre-
decesor, NJ Meilhac, de quien dijo que
solo habia mostrado los dientes para
reir, y despues de rendir justo home
naje de admiration la melnoria de
aquel lilustre hombre, concluyo con
estas palabras que 10 dejan a uno sin
saber que pensar:
~Puedo estar equivocado, y no es
improbable que 10 exactamente con
trario sea 10 cierton
FL discus" Official de reception
fue pronuuciado por 81 MARQUES Cos
ia de Beauregard, quien tratj La
vedan con Ia llaneza con que Sc ira
ia d un muchacho traviesoy bien
querido:
<Nuestros graves veranos, le di-
10, nuestrOS ilustres OtOnos y nues-
tros magnificos iuviernos, como con
tanta donosura 10 habeis llamado cier
tamente Sc regocijan de tener al lado
vuestro hermoso Abril, pero no es SO
10 vuestra prinavera 10 que os da tt
tulo para sentaros aqui. FL que CO.
mo vOs desriende Marivaux, Beau
marchaes, Berquil, Pigaul y Lebr.in,
esta siempre en su CANA bajo ell te-
cho de este edificio.
En- el curse de su peroraci6n, M.
de Beauregar llamo d LavedAn ohio
nagitimO de la literature francesa>, j.,
NSro hijo prodigo, a quien iududa
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Dos laggI Ianlas
DE BOI J.
lcudI deaIos dos
dice lu. uerdud7

"A sI,, S. n, Il 8, s. ,,.,.s
n1 g e, saAips!i5 81 ee luss
trY coiessa fasa leeAs So lIn, ieelnos oos
Iels5 Fdnlas IaelctoI1os; renrnen1 !,
uose = e las rac!.,nes lei t'ehefaI
IT - ahs1 s. solnIs.,n W.
f ny asll'll e ul,s' tsta en- Ilisles
alos.y : Is = anu E .oplaM Y z .on-
.liitlacloll 8. a.ifDos. 11e s.qui u Y ue eS-
"a en esPanol. -.
81 genera laws g dilo qne ny
Poula preclsar cuaI ueDla ser "a iormo
de1ermlnaaa uea uegerno n que napra
uu n .a;,sas 1,1,sao y uertnnieo no Fac fao
4u1, atenl.lilose un:ll . Y ue 81 30 por 'vo
ne 9. ios 's I'D u tdntes ue "a eKPresada lsia
tienen "a capacldad el tacto necesa-
nos para acePtar las response 1,lllda-
des guoernamentaaes, no duda6a en-
JuzSar coino Y Delielt;loso u eStaDlecl-
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LA MADEJA' Sc ENREDA.
Inglaterra nanlada al orden.
DEBEN CESAR
las captures de buques dnericdnos.

WASHINGTON, ENERp 2-Hoy al
<Mashonas xMaras @Es9Sf ssss
igualme
la
ell
igua al
* IT,
Tampoco
Lorenzo Marquee. +
C (DEL YORK URNAL>
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la reforrna. Dadnos, le dijo, algo de
vida hui mana y no tanto de vida
Parisien sen .-------
Lo que falta por yer es que Ell
nuevo in mortal entire en- juicio Su
era compostura y recato, distaba mu
cho de la de un convertible. Y en- la
disimulaaa sonrisa con que acogia
las palabr ras del venera bic orsdor, pa
recia decir: - .
~Nat ural y tigura hasta la sepul
tura.S
Dura leccion que deben aprove-
char los hombres consa grades al pc
riodismo es la que ell duque de Or
leans-el llamado &Pretendiente~-
al ilu>tre NJ Arthur Meyer, Dire ctor
de ~Le aloisS
Despues de que este gran bata-
llador ha consumido bellos amos de
su vida en- dar lustre y prestigio a
nn nombre q para el imbolizaba una
causa, ahora I'll favorecido, sin recor-
dar 10 mucho que debe asu leal y Va
liente defensor, le escupe al rostro las
yulgares palabras ~sucio, udios y
ordena a sls partidarios que 10 fecha-
Gen de su comuni5n politica.
La vefdadera ca,ls;l de- este no Sc
sabe, pero es 10 cierto que NJ Meyer,
dem asiado liberal para ser realis TIA,
y de ,nasiado honrado pa ra obedecer a
Ia consigna y no al propiO criter 10,
no podia encomiar a ciegas, tcdos los
actOs del principe como este querfa.
DE ALI el enojo de Su Alteza.~y el
despacho telegrifico en- que orde ma
al duque de Luynes que Sc deshagan
del ~sucio udio~ que ia q NAL inter
preta y deiende su politica.
Como co nsecuenci;, de este, les
realistas estan tratando de cOmprar
~Le Soleils para tomarlo de organo
official
M Meyer
Cd N IN estoicismo quepa ra el pibfico
hnele a carl dad, Sc ha contentado con
de ecir que 81 como reali ista sustenta
ell principle de la herencia a la mo-
narquia,. pc 70 no los err pres del he
rehero. E.sa ha sido su iinica res
ppesta, y po r ella le han caido encima
touos los organos de pu blicidad con
que cueuta la monarquia.
= En- med 20 de todo, 81 duque de
o. cans ha enido en- lnientes Ia idea
do ganarse la voluntad del pueblo,
que no puede sufrir la prosperidad
de los iudlos. Ell acto es innoble, y
10 sensible es que M Meyer, que es
todo benevolencia, no entire en- c5le-
ra y le eche los trapitos al sol q Su
Alteza. De todos modos, el pablico
est con Meyer, y con el los judios y
SUI millones.
/ - NJ DOnSSe0N. /.
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En- 81 Mtim0 encuelftro entire in-I
gleses boe1s estos dltimos tomaronE
tres veces las trincheras de los enc.
migos, aunqpe las tres veces fueronI
nr revamente desalo loiados. Las baiAs
son numerosas s1a N sos lados.
s.s4l .s -
Dicen de Clales III Centre Supe-
rior que pfafticadas las diligencias
para noiifeaE 8 don Francisco Mar
tinez tin sobre febito de s 200, resulta
que dicho seflor es vecino de Ponce
El Centrp de Delallistas de esta
Capital ha trAsl ladado su domiciiio q
la casa n o 81 de la calie de La For
talaza.
81 De Rine4n So remite al Centre
Superior relaci6n de las planillas de
ganado sujeto al impuesto.
Por La Secretarfa Civil Sc ha
contestado 8 don Joaquin Perez A.
costa, de Vega baja, en- vista de ura
solieitud qr 8 ]hiciera pidiendo autori,
zaci6n para el uso de arnnas de .ue-
go, que no hAbiendose recibido para
otorgarla Ids informes que Sc pidie
ron al Alcalde de aquela villa CO
corrPspon .ie4do este permiso al Te-
sore d la I$la, sc dirija en- nueva SO.
licitpu a est funcionario.
Sc suplica la devoluci6n a es
tas ofcinas de un baston negro, de
empnfadura de plata, con aleunas
fechhs grabadas en- ella las iniciales.
p. r. D. que alguien Sc apropi6 po,
por equivocadion en- ell xClub Fede-
raj, de Puefta de TERRA. Su dueno.
sabe quien 10 tiene, antes de recla-
mario en- otfo sentido. rnega Sc le>
entregue, por ser una prenda que
interesa con servar. 3-3
Sc halla en- esta Capital don vi
cente Rodrigue ez Gey, presidente del
Comft6 repu bl licano de Vega b ia.
Sc han r mitido al Juez mum ci.
pal de Maunabo tres declaraciones
de nacionalid da d espaf1ola, para que
las entreguea Is sus interesados. Tam
bi6n SO le ha n r m lido cuatro al de
Lajas cuatro at de Naranjito.
El Juzgadp de San German ha
solicitado ejem mplares de actas i'm
presas para Ia celebration de matri-
monio religios 10, que solicitaba ell
vicario de az pe la ciuds d. -..
La Acadia de Comerio ha 1enitido
a la Secret; I "a Civil ell exped :ente
tornado por aquel Ayuntamiento So.
bre medios acordados ara cubrir ell
def it del presupuesto de 1899 a
500,
= as enmie 81 q vs. del Senador Fora
ker h ace en- su chill, obedecen a los
inform pes de Davis.
N os suplican publican 10 siguien-
Il "a Gacet ia Official de aver pu-
blica una 6rden General revocando
su destino de gpardia de la Policfa
Insular 4 don Ignacio Carballeira
Canellas desppes de depuradoS, los
necnOS aTrlDn1dOS que han reSultadO
compile ftamente ihexactos.
G. ,bramos la sentencia recaida
no solo por 10 que afecta al joven
Carballeira, 81 que p,r el prestigio
del Cue erpo a aque pertenece, a cuyo
frentc se halla 81 sef1or fletcher de
reconocida rectit pd i alteza de mira.
Todo ell m, NJ 10 es,a de p q . ne
con Ell VI ariado s u ftid de calz .do que
acab: n d. lec,bir los se1ores Piza
Herman 9 ,p calzado de nif1os un
su t dov.ri do ihfnidad de classes
formas, l mando la aten lion del p1-
blico en- unas zapatillas d e for
ma zapat atos to1o suela~ ~desde 63 CEN
tav. par a Is centavos, infinidad
de classes m . en- calzado de 20 1oras
i ca balleros, todo q precios mui mo-
dicos.
Gel Tropico, San FIR sncisco 80.
n-a-15-1 4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-01-10
SGPAS6

Que no publicamos c0municados
sin que sean pagados por adelan-
tado. 81,
Cada seis palabras. se cuentan por
una linea, y la Enea vale diez cen
tay los.
Las cartas one vengan con comu-
nicados sin 50 imports no 50 contes-
tan,
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Ell Ayu tlmie lt ,Carolina. ha
acordado p+dir Il G.ba rnador .,e-
nerai - modification de Orden
I'm ia Ia matanza de resaa h.,,.n.,s 4
una cuarta parte. con ralac;6r & Id
machos.