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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

day school, $50; preaching service, IL;
Sunday school in English, 2:30; evening
service, 1880; Wednesday, prayer meeting,
1880.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

Kawaiahao Church, Rev H H. Parker.
pastor.-Sunday school, 10; morning ser
vice, IL; evening service, 7:30; preaching in
English by Rev. w. D. Westervelt; Chris
tar. Endeavor. $50; prayer meeting, Wed
nesday, 1870
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

St. Andrews Cathedral a. m. Holy
Communion; 10 a. m, Sunday school; Ii
a. m, Morning Prayer, Litany and Ser
mon; ION the last Sunday in the month,
Choral Celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion); $50 p. M, Pule Ahiahi; 7:30 p. m,
Evening Prayer and Sermon. Dean, The
RI Rev. the Bishop of Honolulu, Parish
Priest, the Rev. V. H. Kitcat.
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Central Union Church, Rev. William NJ.
Rincaid, pastor.-Sunday school and BIZ
BILE class, $50; public worship and sermon.
Il; Y. P. 8. c. E. prayer meeting, $50:
meeting, Wednesday, 1880.
The pastor will preach in the morn
ing on, THE Christian Athlete and
in the evening on THE Father and
Mother in the Home"
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st. Andrews Cathedral, Second Congre-
sa ton, Rev. Alexander Macintosh, rec
tor.-Sunday school, 8; morning service,
Vas; evening service, $50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-08

Bishop Memorial Chapel, Kamehameha
of Miller and Punchbowl streets, Rev. A.
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Portuguese Evangelical Church, corne
Schools. Rev. Silas P. Perry, pastor.-Sab
bath morning, II o'clock.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

At mass meeting in Madison Square
Garden, in 1894. non-partisan commit
tee OF seventy was appointed 10 organize
the opposition TO Tammany Hall. to frame
platform ard to select candidates for
ONCE, and il was this committee that So
lected Mr.. Strong TO run for MAYOR on
the reform platform. His opponent was
Hugh j. Grant. and the contest was bit
ter one. The outcome was the election of
Mr. Strong by plurality of 47.1S7.
The administration of Mr. Strong was
an eventful one. He was arowedly indie
pendent in his views in city politics. In
the municipal campaign of 1897. which re-
suited in the return of Tammany to
power. he took the stump for Seth Low as
against General Benjamin F. Tracey. the
regular republican candidate. After this
election he virtually retired from active
politics. owing TO his failing health.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
GENERAL BOOTH TO TAKE
COMMAND IN AMERICA
Salvation Army Feels the Mead OF
the Great Leaders Execu-
tive AoilityA

| NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-General vii.
lam Booth. commander-in-chief of the
oaivaton Army, is coming here next Sen.
'elnoei TO take practically the control OF
the Saivat on Army in the United States
tor at least six months. This announce
ment was made last night by Comma nder
Booth-Tucker. who arrived here fr,m
England on the steamer Teutonie. He
went there early in October to invite the
general TO come over and assist in the So
luton OF problems which the Salvation
Army Is endeavoring 10 solve. One of the
chief problems. he said. was that of or
sanizlng and maintaining the farm colo
mes which the Army is establishing in
some of the states.
ihe Army has the power under its
charter TO issue bonds" the commander
SAID. and may issue bonds to the amount
OF Sl5ooDO to put the colonies on a firm
easis Ii has been said that the poor in
the cities don't want to 90 into the conn
Try TO live They do want TO 90 into rho
country. | have 5000 more applications
Tor homes IN our colonies thar can grant. |
1enerai Booth is a great organizer and |
Will be able to aid US in a satisfactory |
solution of the problem
when asked as TO the rumor that he
vas to be transferred to some other COM
'nand. Commander Booth Tucker said he
knew nothing of il.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
SUGAR TRUST CHARGED
WITH FRAUDULENT WORK
CLAIMED THAT 1T HAS EVADED
THE DUTIES ON RAW
SUGAR.
Government Has Lost Over Eight
Million Dollars ACCORDING
to Story of New York .
Journal.

w WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.-Treasur
department officials were astounded toda
at the news from Philadelphia thar RI,
sugar trust. importing sugar at that porr
nau ueirauded the government during tn,
iast four years of duties on its importa
mons amounting 10 SS.OoO.OO0. So IA,
us the officers here are informed. this
stupendous fraudulent transaction annears
to be local TO Philadelphia.
his statement is based on the autbori.
" OF Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
"eneral Spauldng. who saws thar no ra.
io1's nave ever been made TO the govern
ment on the subject. He has charge of
'he customs service. The Journal is able
TO state however. that as soon as the mar
Ter IS officially brought to the attention
OF the department there will be a r;y;d
investigation for the purpose of bringing
uhe perpetrators of this gigantic fraud
TO light.
oenerai Spaulding. who has direct
charge OF the customs for the ,resSur,.
department. heard the story as given 70
MN oy the Journal reporter. The story
IN brief. is as follows:
A report has been filed with the Office
OF the collector of the port of Philadelpb;a
charging fraud and violation of the reve-
nue. laws on the part of the sugar trnst
IL Is charged that during 1897 the govern.
ment was defrauded out of 5000 600 of |
revenues. and that since 1896 the total
losses to the government have amopn,s5 |
20 S>"o""- This charge was referred /
os the collector TO an assistant for in
Vestigation. This official reported against
Ihe oompiainants and in favor of the trust
ana no further action was taken.
The men who swore TO the charges w.-a
ormeriy in the employ of the sugar trust
IND left il at their own option. One of
hem was formerly sugar sampler for
he Spreekels refinery. and worke, for
hat concern for six years prior 10 1898
lie tells how. during those six wears no
$ sampler. acting under the orders of his
uperior. doctored" sugar as il came in,o
orr- His affidavit recites how he fol-
owed directions by mixing salt and water
'lfh the samples secured from each carwo
hereby destroying the true value of the
srsc- he says that the government Of
riais always acrepted these docrorsa
IMPLIES and thar upon these samples the ,
lty was fixed. He further SAYS thar opa s
the men who Was a party TO this fraud. ,
Id who WAS then in the service OF he {
'vernmens. is at present sampler for I
: government. He charges this sampler (
N sisslsrrate fraud By bri,dsrx has Of Z
mayed sugar around hass Of good sugar b
ID IheE entering them all as damaged e
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
LAST MAYOR OF OLD
NEW YORK is DEAD
EXPIRES VERY SUDDENLY
AFTER A FEW DAYS OF
WEAKNESS.
Was the Civic Head of New York
City Government When Con-
solldstion Was Eff
fected.

NEW YORK. Nov. William +
Strong. the last mayor of the old CITY y,
New York. died suddenly at 3 a. m. at hi.
residence in this city. Mr. Strong had moi
heen at his place Of business for several
oAyS' but no one suspected that his con.
dtuon was alarming
MP, Strong took an active mart in tho
present campaign and il is said that his
political labors. combined with b;s %,
teiapts to retain supervision over his
business affairs in the face of impaired
health. brought about the illness that rs-
suited in his death.
William l.. Strong was horn in ob;o
IN nj aud came 10 New York whom
Young man. He found emuloyment Win
different firms until January /. $50
"hen he organized the firm of William I.
Stnong X Co. The firm soon grew IN no
one Of the prominent business houses in
the city. He also interested himself in
hsnkins matters and was president of the
Central National Bank.
hr. Strong was one Of the leaders OF
the reform movement in this city. and was
elected mayor on the Republican CHI.
reus' Union ticket in 1884. He WAS the
last mayor OF the old city OF New York
before the consolidation with Rrcoklyn
and the other borough composing the pres.
ent city.
At the time Of his death Mr.. Strong
Was member Of number of societies 1
Including the Ohio Society. American
Fine Arts Society. American Museum of 1
Natural History. Metropolitan Museum
Association and American Geographical !
Society.
Mr.. Strong hsd been in poor health for
about SIX weeks. He ate supper as usual
last night and did not complain az any
pain or weakness at that time At about
II O'Clock he retired 10 his bed room as.
sisted by two nurses. who had been in at
Tendance from the beginning of his IN.
ness About an hour after be had gone
TO bed be swoke and told one of the
NURSES tina, he was very weak. He asked
10 have his wife and son Major Putnam
Bradlee Strong. called They soon came
10 the room. When Mr.. Strong saw his I
rife he put his srm about her and said I
Il am very weak: | am very. very I
rtak."
Mr.. Strong grew little better. AMI rs E
MS condition did not seem alarming. the .
'bysicsn vas not sent for. His daughter {
lbs Shattnck, and her husband ~e-e a
AIIed. however. A little before :; o'cic.k a
e seemed to have a decided change for
be worse and his physician wss hassi',
amrnoued. but he did not arrive until af- "
r the patients death. In
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
THEY WILL PROTECT THE
RIGHTS Of VOTERS
Republicans Issue Strong Reply
to Croker-Will See That
Fraud is Prevented.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The republican
national committee today issued forma
statement TO voters. as follows:
Mr. Croker, the head of the demo
cratic organization in New York. has ar
I Gered his subordinates To gather in forc,
at the polls next Tuesday. and in case
! they see the result of the count going
J against them. 10 eject the election officers
ana take possession of the ballot boxes
ey force. This astounding anarchistic or
der has been approved and Endorsed nv
Senator Jones. the chairman of the demo.
cratic national committee
The republican party has ALWAYS stood
sqnaretS for a fair vote and an homes,
count dishonest election is possible
only through violenee such as is now
threatened by the democratic leaders. he-
cause an equal number of inspectors from
both parties is present AT every rolling
place. and 50 long as these inspectors arr
not in,erfered with the voting must be
conducted fairly. The democratic plan
officially declared now is TO oyerpower the
inspectors whenever their party exiesn-
c'es appear to require violent interior
ence.
Notwithstanding the announcement of
this democratic policyNof terroririnr vot-
ers and hurglariring halo, boxes. the re-
publican national committee seS;r~S ~
state TO the public that the republican
managers. national and state. have taken
measures to insure the protection of the
rights OF every voter in the pending ele,- I
ton, and that the notes shall be properly +
counted and reoorded as cast. The eom-
ini'tee. therefore. adnonishes all voters
'hat they mast not he deferred by these
threats Of the democratic leaders from
exercisins the right of suffrageon TUESDAY
next. for every citizen is entitled hy law
. protection in this his highest privilege
md we shall see 50 il that his vote shall I,
'ise be protected AZ all hazards Il
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

Inc current value of Stradivarius
sioiins In London is said to range from
sso TO $500 In Stradivarius' own time
one Cervetto Of London received a COG
sisnmens of the masters instruments
which he was commissioned to sell for
= apiece But be was obliged 10 send
them back. as no EnsiishEan ut that
uae would buy them st any such fg-
ure- Stradivarius himself Is said TO
nave asked q price OF louis dor for
each OF his victims
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
At the orphaum.

A fair sized audience for Friday AZ.
tended the Orpheum last night TO see q
nrst class performance by vaudeville art.
ists- Niss Walton's -Goo-Goo Eyes song
IS decided hit Conlon and RYDER. in
'helr acrobatic sketch are the best in
me business Miss Brightlins had her
usual share of applause and call-backs.
ne same bin to be repeated this evening.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

sugar. Through these practices the value
OF every cargo of sugar brought into
Philadelphia by the trust was decreased
from one-quarter TO one cent a pound.
all OF which Went to the trust.
"eneral Spaulding tonight would not go
into the merits of the case for the reason
already stated. that it was yet unofficial
In few days there should be some
startling developments in this gigantic
trust robbery of the government.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10
To Preserve vauex Eor.

Inc recent patriotic exercises held at
valley Forge mark step in the move
ment to preserve this historic camping
ground as national park. The Penn
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-10

Work for the kilchana Art ,eaSre
VIII De received on Monday next. No
vember IL, from 9 a N. to pm.
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DURLACH Y SPRINGER
Opera ItaIiana.

Gun Ballo in maschera>, result6
anoche una soiree muy agradable.
Todos los artistas cumplieron como
buenos La Sra. Chalfa bordando
su papel como ella sabe hacerlo. .El
ale, delicioso. El tenor Y ell bari
tono, bien; pero imuy bien! Este
ultimo tuvO que repetir un ndmero
en- ell cuarto acto, insistente peti
cion del p1blico.
El aiumbrado malo; pero imuy
malo! Aquella triste oscuridad nos
hac1a pensar en- las obras de Wa.
guer, que Sc cantan, a media penum.
bra, en- un teatro especial de Alema.
MIA.
La concurrencia, como siempre,
selecta y numerOSa.
El parafso desierto, con perjui.
clio de la Empresa;!que podfa sacar
de all1 una gran parte de los gastos.
La cantina con Pepe Lopez y
sus famosos emparedados, dando la
campanada en- 10 alto del edifcio,
donde Sc reunen para decir misa los
bebedores de. buena boca, con repe
tici6n, que de algdn tempo esta
parte abundan mucho en- Puerto Ri
co.
Esta noche Gil Trovatore,, que
sera la quinta function de abono; y
antlclpamos la noticia de que habra
luz electrica, 10 cual es un dato muy
importante.
;Hasta la noche, pues!
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no x. Mum. 344l,
Las escueIas
de PtO-Ric0.

De un peri6dico local tomo ell ST.
guiente suelto, publicado bajo ell epf
grafe que encabeza estas l1neas.
Mr.. Victor S Clark, Presidente
de la Junta de instruction de Pto-
Rico, que Sc encuentra en- esta ciu'
dad en- uso de licencia, hizo aver una
vista los Comisionados del distri-
to (Colombia9, para reiterarles per-
sonalmente las gracias por ell en-
prestito de muebles de escuelas que
le hizo ell distrito hace algunos me-
ses. Mr. Clark dijo que ell prestamo
de las sillas 'ha colocado un buen
n1mero de escuelas de la isla en- con-
dlclones envidiables.
Ell distrito facilit6 unos 5000
escritorios. Las autoridades militia
res facilitaron ell trasporte con muy
POGO gasto para la Junta.
Hablando del progreso de la ms
truccion pdblica en- Puerto Rico, Mr.
Clark dijo que en- Ponce Sc ha esta-
blecido una escuela que puede COM
petir favorablemente con cualquiera
de igual categoria del pals Tiene
matriculados 300 nif1os, que son los
que puede acomodar, pero las soAici-
tudes de admission pasan de 700.
Los puertorriquef1os tienen buenas
copdiciones para aprender y como
Ger ell ingles en- POGO tempo.
Cree Mr. Clark que ell gran in
conveniente que detiene ell desenvol
vimiento de la instruction p1blica
en- la isla, es la falta de fondos para
la construction de casas escuelas,
pagar ell ndmero necesario de macs
tros, y demas gastos indispensables.
Agrega que'si la ley Foraker exigie
ra el conocimiento del ingles como
condici6n precisa para disfrutar en-
pleos pdblicos, serfa ell mejor est1'
mulo para que Sc popularice en- po'
co tempo ell idioma ingles en- la isla
Ell CORRESPONSAL
Washington, D. G. 25 de Mayo.
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Runores.

Sc dice: Que va creciendo ell dis
gusto por las arbitrariedades que
comete ell Tesorero de Hacienda, le-
gislando sobre To- que no tiene dere-,
cho, nj facultades para legislar. Pa
.rece que hay vecinos que no quieren
pasar por la gatera, y defenderan
sus derechos hasta ante ell gobierno
supreme, 81 fuere necesario. Ese
es ell camino que debe seguirse, y no
ell estrecho de chismograffas de OLA
lateros que corren tras ell Nancy.
Sc dice: Que han llegado mott
cias de los nombramientos de los
Consejeros nativos hechos por ell
Presidente, pero dudamos que sea
cierto ell informe, porque adn no han
sido aprobados por ell Senado. Los
nombres que circular son los de los
Sres. Camuf1as, Diego, Degetau, Ma.
tienzo y Crosas.
Sc dice: Que alguien va a pedir
que Sc abra una information sobre
en- que, como y de que manera Sc
gast6 ell medic million de dollars en-
pleados en- carreteras y caminOs en-
tiempos del general Henry, que re-
sult6 dinero tirado al mar. Hay quien
cree que pueden existir nebulosida
des.
Sc dice: Que el piso que Sc puso
al edifcio que Sc habfa constr uido
para picadero cerca de San Cristo.
bal, ha costado' cuatro mil dollars.
Sc cree que esos son muchos dollars
para un piso.
Sc dice: Que por los alrededores
de los dep6sitos del acueducto; en-
Rio Piedras, aparece un fantasma
por las tardes, 10 que tiene en- desa-
sociego al vecindario. Sc sospecha
que ell tai fantasma es un monama-
niatico en- laterfas, que estudia e]
<Para1so Perdidos de Milton, para
yer 81 con su nuevo taller recupera
ell que perdi6.
Sc dice: One ell campanero de la
Parroquia de San Francisco Sc man
tiene en- sus trece de aturdir al We
cindario con sus inte rminables repi
ques. Ell Alcalde debe poner coto
ese abuse, pues esta adn VICENTE una
orden del gobierno militar sobre ese
particular. Nj ell campanero nj g.
parroco, nj nadie, tiene ell derechc
de molestar al vecindario, y buene
es que cada cual respete ell derechc
ageno.
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Rebajja de preciio os.

Atendiendo la Empresa de la
compaf1fa de opera a las repetidas
indicaciones de LA CORRESPONDENT
CIA, ha rebajado a vei1ate q ci,aco cen.
tovos ell precio de entrada al parai.
SO. iMuy agradecidos! AL teatro,
pues, esta noche toda la muchitan-
ga, .sobre todo, mucho juicio;
oir en- silencio, para no molestar al
projimo; no pedir repeticiones fue.
ra de TEMPO, pOrque los artistas
son personas de carne y hueso, CO
mo nosotros, y q los cuales' hay que
tratar con consideration.
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Una b0da.

Anoche tuvo efecto en- Bayam6n
las nupcias de la preciosa'y distin-
guida sef1orita dof1a Asunci6n Vidal
Y Mend1a, con ell acaudalado conner
ciante, nuestro apreciado amigo don
Manuel Perez Fernandez.
Ell imponentesacto Sc verifc6 en-
Ia casa del padre de la desposada
nuestro distinguido amigo don Juan
Vidal Ginard, bendiciendo la union
ell cura parroco Padre Vega, apadri-
nando una hermana de la desposada
la bellisima Carolina y ell sef1or don
Juan Perez Fernandez.
Nutrida y selecta concurrencia
de amigos asisti6 al acto siempre
imponente aunque sea para santif
car la felicidad de dos almas gene
las.
La concurrencia fue obsequiada
con esplendidez y colmada de aten
clones como saben hacerlo los espo
SOS Vidal.
Eterna dicha deseamos q los des
posados y felicidades sin cuento.
| Ell doctor r. M. Ponte hs
trasladada' su oficina dental |;
misma Gale de la Cruz no 90
! A-3O-15.
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j. ..C0nSeCuenCiaS
so
de la debaCle.

Aver denunc1abamos ell abando-
no en- que ell ramo de Obras pdblicas
tiene cuanto esta a'su cuid ado en- la
~region martina, de la Capital; y
en- los momentos en- que trazabamos
aquellas l1neas amargas, Sc estaban.
palpando sus consecue1cias, y reco
giendose ell fruto de tanta incuria y
de tan,desenfadadO mOdO de cumplir
ell deber.I
Gaia ell aqua cantaros, como
llueve en- Pto- Rico, cuando quiere
Hover. Ell aqua no encontraba sail
da para derramarse en- ell mar, pOr
que no Sc habfa previsto esta cir
cunStancia, al realizarSe las ObraS
del terraplenado que Sc esta ejecu-
tando actualmente bajo la inspec'
ci6n del Board de Obras pdblicas
~ que resulto? iPues es NADIA 10
del ojo! Result6 que estando mas
baio ell pavimento de los viejos tin
glados, no encontrando salida las
aguas, Sc precipitaron dentro de
aquellos inundandolo todo, y echan
do perder mucha carga allf alma
cenada; entire ella muchos sacos de
harina que equed6 amasada> en- el
acto. Las perdidas han sido gran
des, para nuestro paciente comercio.
las victimas de esta catastrofe,
provocada por la incuria, los Sres.
Balasquide, Egozcue, Vicente & &,
| y otros que no recordamos.
! ;Ah, ST al frente del ramo de
Obras pdblicas, hubieramos tenidc
siempre hombres inteligentes y ue
buena voluntad, como ell Mayor
Edwin A. Root, no estar1amos recc
| giendo este fruto amargo, sin que a.
| parecer haya aquf autoridad que
ponga coto a tai desbarajuste.
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~ ~ uOoouOCHe ou u CaI0GlQ (La
Linda> de don Lorenzo Gelabert,
San jose 81, ell individuo Zacarfas
Skerret, hirio Eustaquio Benitez.
Los tri ibunales entienden en- ell asun.
to.
Por escandalo = am enazas & in S
sultos a Brfgida Carri6n, fue deteni.
do aye er ell individuo Catalina Cana.
les, CO nocido por Santiago (a) Ca-z
neca.
PAELS BAZAR pePepRo
G1uSTI. Sc acaRa de recibir .un
espllendido surtido de polvetas do
crlstal Bohemia, desde la mas peoua.
ma, propla para avfos de bautismo.
hasta la de mayor tamafo. Sc reali,
zan precloS nunca vistos.
I'm fguras de biscuit para ador
nos de salas y tocadores hav tam.
blen un bonito surtido.
Se esta esperanto una gran
remes a de sAbanicos Japoneses.,
Los guardias Pic Confesor Var
gas y Juan Pom ales, detuvieron
anoche en- la prevention al ind;v;.
duo 8 Sandalio Crispfn (a) negro nor
habef pretendido herir con m an.
chillo enorme la individual Jac;nta
ner1erena. Der El arm le fu6 ocupada
por lo os referidos policfas.
. TIA sido denun nciado ell tablaiero
oe Sa nturce Tomas Medina, por ex-
pende pr carne falta de peso.
En- la Playa de Ponce ha falle.
% Gao "a sef1ora dof1a A. Aponte y Ro.
drlguez, suegra de nuestro amigo
don Calos Pacheco.
Don Luis Gautier ha tomado
possession de la Secretarfa del Tribn.
nal d Justicia de Ponce.
La Corte de Distrito, de>Ponce
ma CO. nducido a Jose Meme ,io Acos.
ia a seis meses de prision contrabaio
torzaado, por iujurias una autoridad
| constituida 'o>
En- Santure han sido denpno;a.
dos q ranchon de don Jose Cuvazo
y la casa de Monico Escalera nor
tener las letrinas abandonadas.
Sc VENDE
On Piano frances en- buen es.
nandez. o1
Almacen de Provisiones Ma.
LILO n-a-8 g.
Por sospechas de que sea autor
del rpbo de dos pollos, fue detenido
aver tarde el individuo Alfonso An
dino
For renuncia que del cargo de
vocal de la Junta de instruction de
San Juan hiciera ell doctor Nuf1ez
ma sldo nombrado en- su lugar don
| Federico Degetau, quien, seg1n So
o1ce, ocupara la presidencia de la
mlsma. Nosotros felicitamos & los
maestros, por tan acertado nombra.
mien TO
Aver tarde tuvieron una rina
Lucas Andino y Vicente Almestico.
resultando lesionado ell primero, nj
hecfl 70 ocurrio en- ell atrio de Gate
dral.
Esteban Cruz produjo anocba
un tuerte escandalo en- la casa ne
70 de la calle de la Luna, insultando
francisco Torres. La policfa 10
cond ujo a la prevention,
El cabo Gaspar Irizarry. da
Puefta de TERRA le ocu po aver mn
cuchlllo a Esteban Ramos. con cnva
arma estaoa en- vela de Juan Marti .
nez, con fines no muy buenos