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The sun., 1900-07-07
DELAWARE'S SPECTACLE.
Climax of Degeneracy Of Demo.
cratic Party.
Kenney Makes Desperate Fight For
Senate and Handy's Assured
the Vote of Delaware For
Mckinley
From the Morning News Of yesterday.

From the Morning News of yesterday.
The spectacle of Richard r. Kenney,
as a member of the National Democratic
Committee for this State, and L. Irving
Handy clamoring for the free and un-
limited coinage Of silver at the ratio Of
l6 to l. is the climax of the degeneracy
of the Democratic party in this State.
Mr.. Kenney is making desperate
light for reelection to the Unites States
Senate. He is anxious for the position
and also for vindication of the ugly
charges against him which caused him
twice to face a jury in the Federal Court
1T IS therefore not without reason that
Mr.. Kenney should be found fighting
the battle Of Boodler Clark of Montana,
who finally secured seat IN the Demo-
cratic convention. Mr. kenney may
hope, with reason, that Clark will open
his barrel" to help Mr.. Kenney in his
Delaware fight.
The attitude of Mr.. Handy on the sur
face is inexplicable. With a record Of a
straddle-happy only when he is in de-
feat or in dsruption-he now looms up
as an advocate of the sixteen to one abb
surdity. So far as we know he makes
no claims that Delawareans are interest
ed in this ghostlike question and the
only reason we can assign for his vote is
that be knows that this attitude is dis.
pleasing to the Hon. Patrick Neary.
However, Mr.. Handy has settled one
thing. That is, so far as the national
ticket is concerned, President Mckinley
will be reelected and by the aid of the
largest majority ever given ticket in
this State. The size OF his majority will
be in proportion to the weight of Mr..
Handy, leader of the Populized Democ
Tacy.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con.
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian tube. When this tube gets
lnfiamed you have rnmbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tireiy closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal con-
dition, hearing will be destroyed forever:
nine cases out OF ten are caused by
ccatarrh, which lie nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur.
laces.
We will give One rundred Dollars
Tor any case of deafness caused by
catarrh that can not be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
T. j. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by DrugRista, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun., 1900-07-07
The News Of Claymont.
Special to The sun,

Claymont, Del, July 6.-On Sunday
an all-day meeting will be held at the
Methodist Church. Rev. George r.
Tompkins will be in charge and Mrs. j.
A. Fitch, the evangelistic singer OF Phila-
delphia, will sing at each service. The
day will be spent as follows: $50 a. M,
general experience meeting. Leader,
Brother Ambrose S. Ottev; 10 so a. m.
preaching by Rev. George r. Tompkins:
2 p. M, love feast, conducted by Brother
II. H. Goff of Chester; p. M, preaching
by Rev. J. Wharton Bradley, Ph. D.,
pastor Marcus Hook M. Z. Church; 6 81
p. M, Epworth League service, conduct.
ed by Brother William Hopes; s p. no.
preaching by Brother Eben N. Baldwin.
Dinner and supper will be served to all
visitors.
The sun., 1900-07-07
HILL AND CROKER.
rom the Philadelphia Record.

From the Philadelphia Record.
"The key to the riddle is in present
or prospective deal in which Croker is
to be left in undisturbed enjoyment OF
the spois of New York city, while Platt
is to remain in control of the State.
Think of the once proud democracy OF
the Empire State-the State of Sias
Wright, Martin Van Buren,, Horatio
Seymour and Samuel ]. Tilden-march
ing under the leadership of this chief.
tain of Tammany brigands, the fit suc
cessor of William M. Tweed"
The sun., 1900-07-07
DEMOCRATIC PRACTICE.

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
We recollect in some Of Governor Ebe
w. TunnelPs messages several strong
and lofty expressions of ideal statesman
ship. and stern denunciatjon OF low and
partisan politics. His recent wholesale
and arbitrary appointment of registra-
tion ofh9ers uuaccompanied by shadow
of justice reveals the hypocrisy Of the
man. and the difference between Demo-
cratic profession and p ractice.
The sun., 1900-07-07
BRYAN'S OBSTINACY.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger
MIR. Bryan expects to be elected, not
because Of bis declaration, but in spite
of it; but having been elected with this
specific declaration in his platform in
favor of free coinage be will be cemmis-
stoned by the people Of the United States
80 destroy the currency system OF the
country and reduce it to the level OF that
of China.
The sun., 1900-07-07

Thomas, Of Milford, has been held in
$500 bail for court.
Frank Reiman, Of smyrna, who was
arrested recently on the charge Of brib-
cry at the last general election, waived
a preliminary hearing, before a Dover
magistrate and gave 81, 900 bail for his
appearance at court.
The maniac tramp at Bridgeville, who
drove the family Of George Jones, col
ored, from their home, and then stood
guard in the house, gun in hand, laid
down his weapon, and walked away, to
the great satisfaction Of the family.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Lewes School Election.
Special to The sun.

Lewes, DEL, July 6.-s. NJ. Warren,
A. ?. Ingram, L. w. Mustard, and j. r.
Kelley have been elected members of
the Board of Education for three years,
and Or. J. M. Martin has been elected a
member for one year. DIR. w. P. Orr has
been elected president, F. G. Wiltbank,
secretary, and L. w. Mustard, treasurer.
George w. Mitchell, Miss Lizzie Long,
Miss Eugene Ross, Miss M. E. Register,
Miss Linda Hudson, Miss Maggie Nor
man and Miss Annie Rench have been
reappointed teachers.
The sun., 1900-07-07
BRYANITE EMBLEMS.
From the Philadelphia Press.

From the Philadelphia Press.
1T begins to look as if the fret Bryan
torchlight paraders will soon be bearing
signs like these Give the Boxers a
Chance and Let the Missionaries Take
Care Of Themselves, Don't Protect
United States Citizens Abroad; They
Ought to STAY at Home Down with
Thrift and Our Own Pockets all the
Time, Tell Aggie, Kruger, and the En-
press Tze Hsi to Wait for us.'n
The sun., 1900-07-07
Married at kennett.

DR.. James Walker, formerly OF this
city, but now of Chester county, and
Miss Annie Shaffner, also Of that county,
were married in the Kennett Square
Presbyterian Church, June 20, the Rev.
Robert Fl. Hunter officiating.
The sun., 1900-07-07

and organized. The Republican who
prefers that combination to John Ed
ward Addicks, Anthony Higgins, Will
liam S. Hilles and Henry A. duPcnt has
bad case of vitiated political dyspepsia.
There isn't anyone, anywhere, in any
county OF the entire State, who would
not be preferable to any one of this
heterogeneous, hybrid, nondescript, in
describable fourl O! shades of an older
and more respectable Democracy where
art thou!
The sun., 1900-07-07
WILL REPEAT THE VOTE.

From Every Evening OF Yesterday.
Delaware voted against Bryan and free
silver coinage four years ago by ma
jority of over three thousand. II re-
mains to be seen whether the man and
the cause are any stronger now than
they were then.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Doyer's Board of Education.
Spe cial to The sun.


Dover, DEL, July 6.-The Board Of
Education has elected George NJ. Jones,
president; James D. Boggs, secretary, and
John w. Casson, treasurer. The follow
ing committees have been appointed:
Education, Henry Ridgely, Jr., William
H. Walker and Ezekiel Cooper; wavs
and means, M. A. Hartnett, William s.
Haman and the Rev. j. B. Turner; prop.
erty, William H. Walker, NJ. A. Hart
nett and William S. Haman. Miss Lou
Satterfeld has been elected teacher ol
No. department, and Miss Carrie An.
drews teacher OF No. department.
The sun., 1900-07-07
TALK ABOUT A BOSS!
From Every Evening.

From Every Evening.
Talk about Boss Hanna, he isn't Sin
it, with William j. Bryan in bossing a
political convention. The Democratic
National Convention at Kansas City
would have repudiated the issue OF free
silver coinage had it not been for the in
sistence and the influence of Mr.. Bryan.
He actually compelled the conve ltion to
surrender its own sentiment and yield to
his.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Newspaper Plant Sold.
Special to The sun.

Dover, July g. 6-Sheriff Wharton, yes.
terday, sold the Harrington Plaindealer's
outfit to William Fleming OF Harrington
for 5000. The CLAIMS aggregated 5000 j..
Z. Horney of Harrington, will publish
the newspaper.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Closing Out Sale
OF
and SUMNER CLOTHING
at Greatly Reduced Prices
at the Southeast Corner
!5th and rIarket Streets.

Call and see us and you will be
convinced that you can secure
for the least money the best
Ready Made Clothing in the
City at prices that will Surprise
you. We are making a Cut all
along our line of Ready Made
Clothing for the purpose of
closing it out before the season
IS over and we don't intend to
carry any goods over until
next season. Come early and
secure a Bargain. Also Gents
Furnishing Goods going at ]
value.
The sun., 1900-07-07
Candidates for Lieutenancy.

First Sergeant Frank Maxwell and
Sergeant j.. R. Meginnis will probably
be the candidates for second lieutenant
OF 90. Q, First Regiment, to succeed
Thomas @. Hogue, resigned.
The sun., 1900-07-07
THE NONDE>CRIPT FOUR.

From the Georgetown Union Republican.
kenney, Salisbury, Handy and Gray
This is the Democrat party as now leo
The sun., 1900-07-07
A few dollars will

hot a few dollars will
make a bi g
Weather change i'll your
wardrobe. Why
Apparel. swelter and be
uncomfo r "a b ] e
when you can get the good
things we are offering from
IS cent coats to SIS serge
suits, every article that you
need to wear. Thin coats,
all prices, rs, 40 and soc;
alpaca and mohair, ST. so,
So and $2. so; serges ST.. so,
IS, $4, and IS; crash suits
81. 50, IS, $4, IS and Sc;
crash coats 81; trousers, 81
and $3.50. Our serge suits
at 81. SO, $Io, $12. SO and SIS
are the best we know of for
the money. Tennis shoes,
summer shirts underwear
and Hosiery, all the new
kind at right prices.
Open Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings.
The sun., 1900-07-07

FREE To INVENTORS.

me experience of G. A. Snow and Co. in OBJ
tanning more than 20 600 patents for inyen,ors
mas enabled them to helpfully answer many
questions relating to the protection Of inteilec.
sual property. This they have done in a pamph.
patents. with cost Of same. and how to pTocufe
,nem; ,e; trade MARKS designs, caveates, infringe
ments decisions in leading patent cases, etc. etc
writing to c. A. Snow and Co.. Washineto~ o. G
The sun., 1900-07-07
Prospect Of 1000 Bushels Of wheat
special to The sun

smyrna, Del, July & 6--Theodore Man
non Of Seyerson's Neck, has about 100
acres Of wheat. 1t is not yet threshed,
but if it turns out as well as some in his
vicinity, not SO good as his, it means for
him about 1000 bushels.
The sun., 1900-07-07
HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT
THE STATE
HORSES AND GRAIN DESTROYER
Barn and Stables in Sussex go mp in
Smoke,
-O--O-O
special to The sun.

Bridgeville, Del, July 6.-Lightning
struck the barn and stables Of William
Butler, farmer near this town, last
evening. Fire consumed them, together
with three valuable horses, several hun.
dred bushels Of grain, and all OF Buffers
farming utensils. The loss is great.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
GENERATES
CONDENADOS
ENERGIA DEL CZAR

FL Gar Nicolas de Rnsia ha .firmadO
estOs dias algunOs rescriptos cOnde-
nandn q diversas penas, tOdas infama-
torias, q >ariOs militares de alta y baia
graduation, cOntandOse entire eS0s des
graciados mas de dos generates, align.
n0s de ellOs de baNtante renOmbre en-
Fl pals. El delitO porque Sc les casti-
ga es el de malversaci6n de fOndOs
EstO, pIimera vista, no parece te-
ner mas inte,6s que el de una nOticia
en- ciertO sentid0 cOnsOladOra, pOrque
siempFe es cOn.Olador ciertamente sa-
her que la jlsticia de los hombres tam
bien cae alguna vez sObre los yrandes;
pero, miranda mas lie cerca la cOsa,
dascubrenSe Ell la nOticia OtrOs aspec-
tOS asaz intereSante. En- primer In
gar, signitica one ell Russia Sc ha mo.
dificado radicalInente eli cIiteriO sObre
cierta faSe del honor collective. No es
que antrs Sc dejasen impunes los deli
tOS que Sc colnetian; perO Sc les casti-
gab dis nuladamente, no SO hacfa
pGbl:co el caStigO, creyendO que al
c0;denar a un capitin comandante
81 deshon'aba, a! tempo que al culpa-
BILE, al cuerpO lie que fornara parte
Hoy, en- vista de que una dolOrOsa ex-
periencia Ina ,lemOstradO que ell secretO
quitaba al castigO su fuerza de ejem
plari,lad, Sc h&ran solemnemente p1.
bIicas todas las condemns contra mi :
tares, siendo de notar que la milicia es
precisamente quien mas ha contri5ui-
do a que fuese desterrada aqnella mo-
civa cOstunbre, proclaDandO muy alto
que la deshonra de un individuO no
puede manchar nj manch6 nunca el
honor de una colectividad.
Y he aquf, por donde, sus amigos los
rusos, hoy ofrecen la Francia mo-
derna uB magnffico ejemplo may digr o
de ser seguido, siendo por cierto gran
de la OpOrtunidad de su aplicaci6n,
ah0ra precisamente que los naciona-
listas franceses tOnaiI Otrl vez como
pretexto para combatir al actual tAo-
bierno 10 de que descubrir ciertas def
ciencias que observa todo ell mundO Ell
FL ej6rcitO es cosa igual que atacar la
hOnra del ejercitO enIeIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

pinas estan en- guerra alberta con los
EstadOs Unidos. iQue relaci6n hay
entire situaciones tan distintasf
La situaci6n creada & este pals pa
raliza su desarrollo en- tcdos los ramos,
restringe su comercio v hiere de muer
te al cr6dtO Y al trabajo.
Los derechGs de Importation y de
exportaci6n Sc pagan con la protesta
de que seran reembolsados, estando
sometida va la question a los tlibuna
les con la plena confiaEza de que sera
hecha justicia y sc respetara asimisno
una constitution que no admite colo
MAS y que garantlza la cOmpleta lber
tad mercantil entIe tOdos los puntos
del 1erIitOrio.
va que el Gobierno ha creido 6eber
reservar al Oongreso todas las medidas
aplicabes q este pals, es de esperar
que estas Sc adopten sin mas Ielnols,
y abandonando preocupaciOnes insauas.
Esas medida~ elev,lan iapidamente
la prosperidad de este pals q un grado
desconOcid0 v que le aseguran su sol,
su clima, su pOb.act0n y sn situacl6n
que IL aproxima al Ounti
neute.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
Ell VIAJE
Del Secretarlo Root
LA INDEPENDENClA
DE CUBA

En- la noche del 10 del actual sali6
de Washington, via Tampa, acompa-
fiado de su familia, ell Secretario de la
Guerra Mr.. Root debiendo embarcar
luego en- el trarpOrte Sedgwick con
rumbO la Habana, adOnde lego fe-
lizmente.
Mr.. Root declare antes de Sill sail
da que ell objeto de su viaje era confe
rencar con ell General Wood y al :unos
prominentes cubanOs acerca de los
asuntos references aqu6lia isla
Neg6 que le llevara a Cuba ell deseO
lie arreglar las supuestas diferencias
surgidas entire ell general Wood va
rios Oiciales del Ei6rcitO. nj ningGh
"tr0 asllntO de naturaleza ara'Oga
HI general Wood permanecera en- Ia
Hahana tOdO eI tempo que este en- ella
+el Secretario Root, ell cual espera po
der obtener datos iinpOrtantes en- su
vista, para determinar con ell Presi-
Aente q OCCASION de harer regresar las
tIopas americanss q los E>tadoS Uni
dos Y lie pOder drclinar EN- los cubanOs
el g lieino s direction de su pals.
Fl SecretariO Root ha estnado pre-
trente intnrmase p"rs0nAlmente de Ia
serie de mubiemas pendientes de resO
iuci0n en Cuba q teler cOnucimientu
de ellOs p0r medic de correspondence
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
La entala de las tro,S ipg|rsrs
EN- LAOYSMiTE1
E5CENAS C0NM0VSOORAS
HABLA EL GENERAL WHITE

El 10 del actual &c anunci6 Otlcial.
mente Ell Londres que Ladysmith habia
sidO auxlliada pOr las fllerZaS del Ge
neral Butler, recibi6ndose luego los
despachos de este que cOnocen nues
trOS lectOreS
El General Butler viSit6 Ia plaza
aque mismO dia y expres6 pOr ell cable
que, salvO una pequeIia guardia que Sc
dlvisaba ell una cOlina pr6xima, ell res
to de las trOpas eremigas habfa deSa
pareeidO tOtalmente.
FL d a tres hiZO Su entrada Official Ell
la plaza sOcolTida, al frente de su ej6r-
ciU
Los fllslerOs de DOublin fuerOn CO.
lo"adOs Ell primer terminO, en- cOnside-
Taci0n las terrihles perdidas cue ex-
DerimentarOn Ell los cornbates autelio-
res Y 4 Su bravo cOmpOrtamientO.
Eu la ciudad, las trOpas libertadaS
eStaban alinea,laS cIIdadOsameIte.
Soble la t'rre dc Ia desmantelada
forta.eza lie LadySmitlI Sc halIaha sen
ta,iO eI General White con su Estado
Mayor.
Al entrar el ejercitO del General
Butler las aclaulaciOneS Y los vitOles
Lenderon ell aire en- tO,las dirrcciOnes.
Los habitanteS de la p aza sitiada acla
maban entusiaSticamente al General
ingleS, entlegandOse a las mas ruidOSaS
maniteStaciOnes de regOc;jo.
A pesar de 10 SENSATIONAL de la es-
cena no podfa menus de nOtarSe Fl
cmitiaSte tan gra"de v no men0s cOn-
mOvedOr que presentaban los sOldadOs
que llabiaE sutridO I'll SitiO. con sus
semblantes oalidos y macilentos, sus
tiguras adelgazadas y sus arnaduIas
llmpias y brillanteS, con los que acau
dilIaba I'll General Butler, de rostros
bronceadOs y quenadOs por el sol, V
con trajes y armas que dennnciaban el
sinn1mero de fatigaS que habian repor
tadn Ell sus ma:chaS tr:lyes del terri
lOIiO afiicanO
La emoci6n ese pintaba en- tOdOS los
semtIante, Y, cOncluiGla la formula of
cial, Sc deSbOrd0 entire militares y pai-
Sanos, que ST abrazaban norviOsaiI.ente
y agitaban EN- ell aire sombIer0s, fusi .
les, pailu-los y capacetes, como res1-
men y sfnteSis de aqucl dia feliz para
el0s.
Mas tarde ell General White y el
General Butler visitaron los dlterentes
puntos de la plaza, y especialmente el
hospital, donde Sc hallaban innumera.
bIes enferlnOS en- cuyOs cuerpOs Sc di-
hujaban mejor el hambre y la priva-
ci6n que la enfermedad
FL corresponsai del "WOrld" dice q
este prop6sto que aquellOs intelices ST
hallaban vivos por milagro de la Pro-
videncia.
Antes de Ia entrada de las tr0pas
anxiiiador;s, los habitant, de La.lys-
mith cumplierun un deber sagrall0: Sc
presentaron al General White, defen
sT de la plaza, expIesanlule en- nu
elocnente disclIrsU su gratitud por Ill
berleS eyitad0 caer Ell Iian,sS del enc
Inrgo, q ID que c.htestj el General que
lei patri6tico deseo de ellOs de no ZEN
idiise, suflieldu al efrcI0 caantas pri
vasinnes huhO que experimental Il
lhahian pnestu 4 Il en- coIilciones. jan.
ltocml Ia b.avEra dc slls kolda,ln~. d.
maniener en- LadysmIth hasta aqu6
molnentO Ia bsllldera de la patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
GACETA De HOY

Publica ia Circular n1mero l62 de
la Secretalfa Civil que aparece Ell otrO
lu.ar de este nUmerO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
>UflUi DnA Dl.l

Segdn la prensa de Ponce resulr6 un fra
case I'll cOnclertO Organizadn On el tsatrO
'.l.a Pera" de aquella ciu,lad.
Ha zarpadO llpv de este pnertO, con desti.
DO q los de Santiago da Cuba Nueva
York. eI trasporte Me. lellan".
Sc encueo ira en- esta c'u,lad don Juan F.
Was OchOtsco. l'reSid nte de la COrte de
DistriEO de HuWaeao
Los COncejaes del ayuntaniento de la
Carolina ban solicitadO ell uSO de arm9s de
fuego, libres de gastOs, mientras est6n en-
ejerciciO de sus cargOs
Han contraidO matrimOuio Ell Ponce don
Juan Amenguai Ia sehOrita Maria Ra-
basa.
Ha presentadO la renuRcia de sm cargo,
si6ndole admitlda, don Juan l FiguerOa,
CONCEAL del ayuntamientO do Aguas bue
mas.
Ha sal:do de Ponce par. Yaucc don Juan
A. Terry.
Han solicitadO dispense para contraer ma
triMUniO dou Eduardo } Juarbe do1a
Mercedes V6lez, de Ca.nuy.
Ante Q. Tribunal de DistritO de esta Ga
pital. SO veran lnailana, en- juitiO oral, las
causas iuStruIdas cOutra Severe Morales y
OtrOs, pOr juegos prOhibidUs, y Bernardino
Ramos, pOr hurtO.
Segun la circular nGmerO 162, de la Sc
cTetaria Civil. que aparece Gu la &c Iceta"
de hoy, el Honorable G"OernadOI Militar,
pOr la Ordeu General nhmerJ ~, serie de
1900, ha cOneedidO los rrcaudalOres de
cnntriUuciOnes e benefciO ,lrl dos medi'
pOr cientO del valOr Ce los SelloS de Rentas
Iuternas, que expendan EN- sus respectivas
demarcacioneS; que,landO ubligadOs 4 vender
en- elias dichUs sellOS pOr su valOr nominal.
Los RecaadadOres harau sus pc lidOs al Go
le TOR de Su ID Str:to. meIiaute 10 Iuisici6n
pOr duplicadO, Y abOnO Immediate del impor-
t. de Ia requisici6n. Sin este requisite el
Collector 10 dehe dar los sellns al RAcautla
dor. Ell Collector al rrmdir sns cuentas men
SudtcO JuoliuO0t0 USbo OPCt0OtVu.
la Secreraria Civil la rrqulscion yel e.
cibO o: iginales, Quedan lose con los dupIica
dos, de la requisici6D del recibO, para Su ga
rantia.
Han tornado possession de los cargOs de
SecretariO del Tribunal de DistritO dc Ma
yagiiez Secretario del inzgsdO municipal
do Viequps. respectvamente, los sehOres
don Luis Gautier Quesada don Ramon dc
Castro Lopez.
Ell vapor cOrreO "Catsluha" que zarp6 de
este puerto en la InaIAnA dc hoy con desti.
no la Habana : escalas, cOnduce "a pasa
jerOs tOmadOs en eSta isla.
En- la man ana do hoy ha empezado q ver-
So ante la Oorte Federal, Il jnicio oral de
la causa segaids contra Luis ID .Jankwit-
ch, par atentado al guardia dc Ia pOlicia mu-
nicipaI Ventura Macias.
Aver han debido celehrarse ante el Tri
bunaI de Distrito de Mayagiiez los jniciOs
orales de las causas ilstruidas contra Car
los Vega Pavon, por raptO, Antonio Le-
br6n Muhoz, por dis.ar0s lesiones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
FABRICANTES DE LICORES.
San Juan y Rio Piedras.- Puerto |

Ell Tribunal Supremo &c Justicia de esta
Isla ha ilictAd0 sen'encia deciarandO haber
lngar al recrsO de casac0 iIterpuesto por
Jose Julio Vazquez Colon contra la s-ntsn-
cia prouuocitd por ii Triblnai 10 O,Strito
de San Juan, IN causa 'nsrr"iha al misno
en- ell suprmido Juzgadn d. Glas ANA por
leSiones per imprueucia teneraria, cuya
Sentencia So casa v auna, dpcarsntlo de
Uticlo las cOstas del re urso
Lo sehores Fritze Lunlt cornpafiis,
agenreS generates de va"t< compairias de
segur0S contra in endi.,s re.gJs nl1ltftio
mos, SoliCitaa les sean ID vueitDs los d-pisi.
que tirnen c0nsiguados cumo fanzas en-
ell TesOrO
Ha Iegado Ia Secretari, civil Ia fi,nza
por 80 10 dollars expe,ii}e par l.. "Fide!iCy
ard DepnsIt Company ot Maryand". para
garantr 'l"n Marcos B'alcp tie. cargO de
RecaudadOr lie cOntribicioteS d.. tjOailO.
Sc ha diSpueStO que. hasra nneva orden,
no Sc a i'm Tan mas presses en,ei preSIdiO de
esta cludad, pOr esiar compi=tamente- ates-
tado de tlIos UDic ,meutc So dara cs,bida
4 los Sentenciados milirareS. Los reOS con-
denados presidio stran cOnfinadOs en- las
carceles lie riistrito. i"teriu SO vaya dsspe-
jandO aqu6i.
En- Ia retretS de eSra nOcs la banda
puert"Tiquena que ,lrigas el selDr Verar
ejecutari las SiguienteS pleas:
10 Marcha La Bta.ie.a E,treIlada
siempre"; Sausa-2o Gran fantasia ope-
reta, ''M'ss Helyett"; Audrean.-;S' Mi
nuetto, MazurEa Schosls zdrzueIa La
Viejecta'; Cabalero 40 ScrnH y Aria
de tenor, opera "Atia'; W+rIi-jo Ga
vota Inseuue; Ardri-j' Bale de. Ne
gritOs; PAUL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14
FRITzE LUNOT & co

San Juan - F1rMle5a III
AGENTES generates d. las siguientes
Companies de aseguro contra incendiO.
La HAMByRGO BREMEASE
la BAL0Se
La AACH N Y MUNICH
"a N0RIA BRITISH Y AERcaHTllE
l3-1l
Mahana contiuuard ante Ia Corte Proyi-
si0nal. Ia vista del prccesD intrnido contra
los guardias do Ia pOIiciA municipal, por Ia
muerte del marineio Jehu Miller.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

Fla sa'idO de Ponce para Prnuelas, adon
de va desetnpeiiar eI cargo da professor, el
que 10 fu6 lie Ponce don Juan Cuevas A boy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-03-14

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