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Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Replacing Tuphoat's Engines

Under the shearpoles in the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company's ship
yard this morning the Northwestern
laalroad tug is having her engines re-
placed. The engine has undergone ex-
tensive repairs and ON Thursday new
Scotch type boiler, which has been
built by the Pusey and Jones Company
win be placed In the boat The boiler
VIII stand 100 pound pressure.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
crnnk plh No nented

In the Chrstana river yesterday the
mahoat James Hiron, Of Bordentown-
Il. j.. Ia the service OF the Delaware
Granite and Mining Company, was
disabled by her crank pin getting hot.
She was towed 10 the pusey and Jones
Ccmpany's shipyard and repairs made
Yesterday.
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TO CONFER ABOUT
REMOVAL OF PIER
Levy Court IppriSed Of The
Action Of the War De-
partment

At the meeting Of the Levy Court
this morning a letter was received
from William +. Smith, United States
engineer, in which the determination
OF the War Department to widen the
Christiana creek was announced. The
communication stated that the War
Department desired the removal OF the
pier in the middle OF the Christiana
river at Market street, so that a chan
mel of 100 feet in width may be pro-
vided. The engineer requested that the
Levy Court meet him in his Office. No.
S24 Adams street, on September q, and
confer as to the matter. The court de-
eided to meet Engineer Smith on that
day.
A communication relative 70 the re-
sponsibility Of the Levy Court in prose-
cutting claims for taxes imposed under
the Adams tsx law was received from
j. Harvey Whiteman. The courts at
torney will be asked to give his opin-
ion on the action the court should take.
The letter is as follows:
Il beg to inform your body that Mr.
Harvey 7. Baldwin, collector of taxes
for Mill Creek hundred, attempted tc
collect the tax arising from what is
known az the Adams tax law against
John r. Bringhurst and Edward
Bringhurst, Jr., trustees for Frederick
Bringhurst and John r. Bringhursi
and Edward Brlnghurst, Jr.. trustees
for Margaret K. Bringhurst. by lega
process. There was an appeal insti.
tuted by Mr.. Nields, representing the
taxables for the purpose OF testing tht
constitutionality OF said law. This ap
peal being an attack upon the inancia
resources OF the county. l have advised
Mr.. Baldwin that the Levy Cour
should be apprised OF the institution o.
this appeal and of its purpose. tha
| they may consider the question of de-
/ Tending the county's taxable basis b!
such means as their judgment may die
tate. OF course, there is much mor'
involved in this case that concerns th'
/ Levy Court than would affect Mr.. Bald
win as collector. as adjudication woult
determine the power of the county il
all such cases. II is consequently nat
ural that you should desire to have no
tice Of this suit that you may refer i
to your counsel for his consideration
every truly yours.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
nulIdlng New FerrI. Farm Rarm

Work of constructing Il barn on the
site OF the one recently burned on the
Ferris Industrial School farm is pro
crossing rapidly The silla for the
frame work are being laid to-day the
-masons having finished their
work yesterday. and the brickay -rs
will complete their work to-day. The
school managers viii build two stabl 3
instead OF one. one OF which will b.
used for horses and the other for COWS
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
ncccivrd IIIs Docislon

Arguments We're heard In city Court
this morning in the case of Bridget
Cummlns. charged with disordorly con-
duct. and arrested on a warrant sworn
out before Magistrate DAILY. Lilburnc
Chandler. attorney for the defendant
held that a magistrate In Wilmington
hundred had no authority 20 issue such
warrant as the Municipal Court had
sole Jurisdiction IN such cases. Judge
Ball reserved his decision until Thurs
daY.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Injured by Circular Saw

Titus Griffith. a carpenter in the cm-
ploy Of the Pennsylvania railroad In
the West Yard. this morning was bad
ly cut By a circular saw The injured
mans hand was terribly lacorated, and
he was taken TO the emergency hos
pital, where Dr. Draper dressed the
wounds, and sent Mr. Griffith to his
home. No. sos Harrison street
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
JOHN HUM IN WILMINGTON
Nominee for Governor Came to Meet
Republicans

John Hum. the nominee OF the Re
politicians for governor, came TO Whining
tom this morning.
Mr.. hunn was accompanied by George
H. Townsend. Sr., who introduced HIM CO
many Of the Republicans Of the city and
county. Mr.. HUM appeared at the Court
House where he was the centre ~ att
traction.
Tie was continually surrounded 10y
crowds who were anxious TO shake his
..and.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Monday Club 20 Hold a smoker

In the Monday Club. Ia French street
near Ninth. ON Friday evening, the col
ored voters will hold a smoker Sew
eIal candidates are expected to be pres
Ont and addresses viii me made. Tue
in charge has arranged a
musical program for the occasion.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
win Investieatc The Case

Florence Griffin. a young girl who
has been living with the family Of
James Curran, is locked up in the po-
hce station en- a charge Of larceny
AGENT Stout. OF the S. p c. c., viii in
vcstigate the case. Detective Walter
Witsil made the arrest.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
win nuiId LARGE FACTORY

Building Inspector John J. Cassidy
this morning issued a permit to the
Manufacturers Construction Company,
OF Newark. n. j.. for the erection Of a
factory on Church street, between E
and y streets, for the Delaware But
ton Company. The new building will
be l97x169 feet, one story In height, and
will cost s35 600
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
BIDS FOR A MAIL ROUTE
Specifications Now Ready FOR the
henry Clay-wilmington Service

Bids for carrying the mail between
Wilmington and Henry Clay viii be re-
ceiv0d at the postoffce In this city until
pecomher 8. All bids must be at the De
Specifications are IN the hands of Post
master Hugh 9. Browne. and they may
be seen by applying at the po-toince.
The contract will he awarded ON Jan
uary l, 1901, for five years. beginning
July 1, 1901.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Coal Wagon Upset

One of the coal wagons owned by
The Charles Warner Company upset at
Delaware avenue and jackson street
this morning dumping the coal upon
ihe street. Car traffic was delayed for
some time.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
FOR RENT.

FOR fiENT. Brick stable with three
stalls and carriage house, centrally To-
ontcd. rent 81 per month. Apply LawtCn
Optical Company $40 Market street
FOR RENr.-A Furnished house to n
party without children the rent for
board All communications address 70
sS2 West Fourth street al7-3t
FOR RENT. .-5c3 Elliott avenue rooms
nd bath, stable and carriage house.
A. B. STATION, lo3 West Eighth street.
s7-f
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Report was Untrue

An article recently published that
Sister Raymond. formerly Miss Alice
Kane OF this city. had been drowned IN
the Galveston food. has proved to be
untrue. She is not living in Galrertcn,
but In Taylcr Texas.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
nnn nomn hr nIcrcllst

While stepping OF a car at Delaware
avenue and Jefferson streets this
Mrs. Lichty. Of Columbia, Pa
was knocked down by an unknown BIZ
cyclist. She was taken into P0tter's
floral store. where 1t was found TIA
she was not seriously injured
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
no, RndIr Rhten hr Doc

A small bov named William White.
OF No SIG West Second stree. was
badly bitten on the nose and under the
left eye bv dog belonging TO Mrs.
Kyle. Of No. 719 West Second street
last night The wounds were cauter-
lied by Dr. J. Harvey Spruance.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Has Conc 10 Atlantic CITY

w. ID. Watson. a graduate of Goleey
College. This cdty. has accepted O posi-
tom as bcokkeeper FOR the Lehman
fIotoi. Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Reeord for Nlght nIooming Cactu.

Howell S. England has q night
blooming cactus which Is fifteen years
old and has bloomed three times this
year. Early I'm June ive flowers
bloomed. during the latter part OF July
eight more came out. and last night
the last two Of a set of nine blooms
appeared. making twenty-five I'm all
this season. This is the FIRST year that
che plant has bloomed three times.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Rennirlnr rnme,s IinnIne

Fame Hose Fire Company has sent
ITS La France engine to New York for
repairs. lt WIN be fitted with a naw
boiler and Will be renlckled.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18

Gene to the lawn fete at Bishop
stead on Wednesday and buy your
Christmas presents. Also take your
supper and spend a pleasant time. II
you stay home you will miss eomething
good. Supper. 25c. Admission TO
grounds, 10c.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Advance Sheets OF Law Reports ou

Advance sheets Of Pennlwelps Dela-
ware Reports. volume .. embracing the
cases trsHd from May. 1899. TO February
1900. have besn completed by E C.
Hardesty. They now are ready for dis
tributiOn.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18

amounting TO $40. snd tho sart pay-
roll OF S5l441, were allowed.
Secrctary's collections OF S59707
were reported and a balance In bank Of
$97 ,595.St.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Inst Dav e,r Re,co,strance

RemOnstrances against the applica-
lions for liquor l.,ens-T win be filed
with tho clerk c. thr peace until to-
morrow night
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Recovered Stolen noat

Patrolman Simon Moran and sewell
ID. Scott yesterday afternoon recovered
boat that was stolen from Lyle Cal
loway. Of Newport, on September z.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
To Hold ola Maidr' Convention

In First NJ p. Church. Seventh and
Walnut streets. an "Old Maids Con-
vention" win be held tomorrow and
Thursday evenings.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
shot NInnr RnlI nirds

On the marshes west Of Market
street bridge along the Christisna river
Charles Harper shot 130 rail birds
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Ano,bar Dinhtheria Casn

At the Board OF Health office this
morning another dlrh.heria case was
reported. The sufferer Is Mrs. Sayers.
of No $40 East Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Judges 81 In PhiladcInhia

Judges George Gray and Edward G.
Bradford are in Philadelphia to-day,
sitting in United States Circuit Court.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Apnin on nntY

Parolman Mieh1sa Maloney, who has
hoen en- the sick list for about five
weeks. returnedto duty this morning.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
NOTIcRs.

NOTlcR-On and after September II.
1909 Seventh street bridge win be closed
to the public travel az the contractor
will commence work on the new steel
bridge at that time. By order Of Bridge
Committee.
]. J. GALLAGHER. Chairman.
sl5-tf
MONEY TO loan on mortgages in sums
e. suit LAMBERT FOULk.
alS-tf 9l9 Market Street.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
Istaic Auditor in wiImiqetoe

S'afe Ari.i-r Is--, N. Fcoks 3 In
Wilmington to-day. examining fhe ac-
1r'7 cl The various county school
elerks.
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
u. II. wHITEMAN,
" ATTORNEY for II. T. BALDWIN

"AtfOrney Tor H. 7. BaIuWln-
Commissioner Lynn announced that
he had appointed Harvey Davis, in
spector OF elections in the Eastern cleo
tion district Of Mill Creek hundred, to
succeed John r. Johnson, deceased. In
the Western district Of Christiana hum
dred he appointed William Wilson.
Jr. I'd. in place of Frank Chandler, who
had removed.
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Very Respectfully,
The W. x b. 5. Ry Co.,
r. ". Crook, General Manager
wilmington. Del. Sept. Il, 1900.

Wilmington. Del. Sept H. 1900.
Mr.. Harvey j. Wiley Secretary Street
and Sewer Department. City:
Dear Sir: Your communication of the
18th received in reference 10 our ears OBJ
structing the approaches 10 the bridge at
Lancaster aveuuc over the b. & o. rail-
road; also in reference TO the matter of
fat wheels on cars. In reply l desire TO
state. in reference 10 the matter of OBJ
structiug the highway at the above mon
toned place that on receipt OF your first
communication took this matter up with
the Wilmington * BDndywine Springs
Company and requested them To instruct
their employees on delivering their cars
TO MS. not TO bring them in further than
Green Hill avenue. as this would necessi-
tate our crews in taking the ears ont
west bounu, 10 run 20 Green hin avenue
70 make the change. also posted am or
dor 10 our employees 90 Tins effect of
which ] mailed you a CODY.
In reference 10 The question OF ilat
wheels | desire 90 say that we do not
wish To annoS amy Of the people who live
along our line and my Instructions 20 tho
foreman Of our shops h, 10 remedy these
matters NJ once. II there has been a COM
plant entered at your department in re-
ference to cars with fat wheels on the
West Fourth street line, I am under the
Impression that It is one OF the cars which
belong 70 the Wilmington 4 Brandywine
Springs Railway Company. OF course
under our contract with this company IL
they deliver the cars to rs az Green Hill
avenue we are obliged 10 bring them into
ourth and Market streets and return
the same to them. ! would suggest in the
future If you have any complaints of this
nature tnat you kindly send us tho mum
ber OF the car and / win give the matter
my attention at once OF course If the
car belongs to the Wilmington a Brandy
wine Springs Company. / think it proper
for you to notify them of tne facts.
Thanking you for your courtesy in the
matter. | remain.
Yours very truly,
J. G. Lngar Gen. Supt
The street and Sewer Department
does not propose TO take any part I'm
the discussion between The corporations
and upon motion Cf Mr.. Carter, Secre-
tary Wiley was Instructed to go notify
the companies and say that a public
nuisance was created ana it must be
abated.
ROUTINE BUSINESS.
Considerable routine business was
trsneacted ait to-day's session. A dele
gatlon Of women appeared before the
blard and iequoz ed that Tatnall street
between Twelfth and Thirteenth be ma
csdamized. The subject was referred
Tho weekly. payroll fcr labor
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
CROSS HEAD DlSlBhES TUG
Pigeon Towed Into Port for Repairs TO
Engine

while working at the mouth OF the
Chlstiana river yesterday afternoon,
the tugbcat Pigeon was disabled by Che
breaking OF a crosshead of the engine.
The disabled boat was towed TO The
pusoy aud Jones shipyard by the tug
Rambler. where repairs were made
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

wANTED.-Lodgers. No. 6iO Wash
ngton street. a3o-lm
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
cor HEAVY SENTENCE.

Not guilty" was the plea entered
Andrew james, coiored, indicted ioi
Evening journal., 1900-09-18
HELP WANTED
WANTED

fANTED "A No. 40 Heater in good or
Address HEATER Evening Journal
ice. si5-Gt
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Hab|a ei Dr. zeno Gaadia

Conocida es la competencia me
aica del DR.. Zeno Gambia.
Sus conocimientos profundos lie
han colocado, entire los primeros me
dicos puertorriquef1os y sus ensef1an
zas en- H. prensa, en- ell libro y en- la
tribuna, le han hecho acreedor al
tulo de maestro:
Habla pues, un maestro:
sHago constar que habiendo usa
do las <Pfldoras Reconstituyentes
del Lcdo D. Martinez,, en- mi pract;
90 medica, obtuve de elias excelen.
tes resnltadOs en- casos de depression
organica poT Intermediates agudas,
anemias, cloro anemias, y en- gene
raj en- casos de discracias y p6~dida
de las fuerzas.
El uso dc tales pfldoras, va Sc
guido de proIto alivio, sin dnda de
bio a 10 asimiable de las substan
cias componentes de las mismas,
no vacilo en- presoribtrlas, cada vez
que nuevas energias es neceSario CT
municar organismOs debllitadOs
empob1 ecidos,-
DrM ZENO GAMBIA
Ponce Agosto dc 1900;
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Despues
del banquete.

Si Valero de Tornos hubiese to.
nido paciencia, habrfa podido YER,
hace unas cuantas horas, ell especta'
culo mas admirable del mundo. iDiez
gallinas asadas! ;Cuarenta mil pane
cillos! Glen mil melocotones! Y to.
do de primera <qualit5.>
Yo mismo, que no soy nj egour"
met, nj <gourmand>, no he podido
menos de detenerme entusiasmado
ante la tiendecilla de Potel Cha
bot, que es, en- apariencia, una mo-
desta casa de comestibles, y que
logr6, sin embargo, servir veintitres
mil almuerzos municipales en- el es.
pacio de una hora
Pero 10 que mas me ha intere
sado, q decir verdad, no es el ban
quote mismo, sino los invitados, los
buenos y modestos y gordos alcal-
des que vinieron del fondo de sus
comarcas para almorzar con Loubet
yque despues do la fiesta, con las
fajas a1n puestas, invadjeron Pa
rfs
listed: que es perito en- diges
tiones gargantueseas, querido Va
lero de Tornos; listed, que conoce la
gran ciudad, ia donde Sc figura que
iban los ediles repu blicanos una vez
los deberes ofciales de su viaje cum
plidos? "a Ia Exposition, para YER
cOrrer las aguas luminosas de la
fuente monnmental9 IA los Boule-
wards, en- Dusca lie lujosos especta
culos9 No.
Los alcaldes son modestos son
sentimentales. A los actores de Pa
rls los han visto en- el Teatro de sus
aldeas, y el Boulevard les parece IN
mercado de placeres viciosos.
1ban on grupos compactos hacia
81 Barrio Latino.
En- la imagination de un aldea-
no respectable, ell antique <quartier,
la ciudad dc los estudiantes, el reino
de las grisetas, sigue siendo IN pa
lacio encantado. Ell farnaceutico
que estudi6 en- Paris dice todas las
noches en- la tertulia de Barsur. Au-
be 8 de Fouilly les Truites <iOh, el
Barrio!s Y ese suspiro, prefado de
recuerdos galantes, hace surgir en-
ell grupo aldeano, presidido por ell
alcalde, visiones sonrientes de amor
facil, de algeria bohemia, de locura
juvenil. Luego, los libros. En- pro
vincias: Murger esta a1n de moda,
y las sombras .ligeras de Mimi y de
F'rancine turban las noches silencio
sas de los que leen el folletfn del
/ eMonitor de la Comma de la Ga
ceta Rural>
Sin duda, los cafes nuevos de la
GALES de las Escuelas les pareceran
muy diferentes de las <brasseries,
qua habfan so11ado. Pero en- sus
almas no habra desilucion ninguna
Acaso vieron las quo va no exis.
ten?
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Srs. DOOLEY SMITH 6 co.

naba con la mano derecha un pei.
ne dc asia.
<Si, ese es su peine, grite 20
presa de una convulslon nervlo-
50.
Entire la portera y el hijo me
llevaron 4 Ia casa de socOrros.
ALI me tumbaron sobre una
CANA dos minutes despues el me
dico confu undiendome con un beodo
aplicaba q mis- narices Ell frasco
del amoniaco.
Cuando volvf q la razon dfjome
un mozo del beneico establecimlen-
<PAese, mentira que use usted
chistera y cola esas papalinas. Lar
ga de aquf so borracho!
Baj6 los escalones sin poder
coordinar mis- ideas y me dirlg1 a
mi casa. Que dia mas aciago! So
bre la 10 esa de mi alcoba habfa un
pliego dirigido mi nombre: <iQulen
trajo esto7, rregunte. <Uno, me
contestaron Rompf ell sobre: El
pliego encerraba mi cesant1a.
-iQu6 atrocidad ,-dijo un es'
cribiente.
-@Aquella noche, continue don
Agapito, la patrona me echo de ca
sa, un perro dc mi vec;no me NOR
di6 en- una pantorrilla, Sc me ca
yo un diente de abajo, un mozo de
cordel me tropez6 con un baul: y
por dltlmo dos guardias me lleva-
rem la prevention, confundiendo-
me con en- revolucionario que habla
venido de Paris metido en- una ma
leta, con papeles de Ruiz Zorrilla.
-;Que c1mulo de desgracias,
exclam6 ell escribiente
-iVaya un dfa, djjo ell otro.
-;Y era martes pCr supuesto?
-No-repusc don Agal ito con
toda tranquilidad Era domingo de
Pascua de Resurrection.
LUIS TABOADA.
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El medico, el boticario, el macs
tro de escuela, encontrar1anse des
concertados en- su antique Barrio.
Los alcaldes, no. Los alcaldes nacie
ron en- sus aldeas y no fueron nunca
mas ALA della capital de la provin
cia. ST han llegado hoy hasta Paris,
es porque Loubet les paga el viaje
y el ministro les ruega que vengan.
Al volverse, no llevaran sino un
poquito de nostalgia, ell recuerdo de
una silueta esbelta del Barrlo Lati
no y la admiration por ell banquete,
iOh! Ell banquete! Es l&stima que
no 10 haya visto usted, querido Va
lero de Tornos. Con su description
habrfa tai vez hecho usted ur nuevo
cap1tulo para el libro sobre <Las
Exposiciones,, que, seg1n cree, es
IL va imprimiendose en- Madrid, y
que un cronista parisiense, amigo
mfo, tiene traducido al frances y pu
blicara en- cuanto usted le autorice
para hacerlo.
E. GOMEZ CARRILLO.
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DE Venta

Ell $500 dollars una casa en-
Puerta de Terra GA lfnea), de made
ra, techada de zine, con un solar de
40 metros de fondo por 8 de frente.
Esla asegurada de incendio y
ronta nensual de 3S dollars.
Para informes dirigirse al des
pacho de don jose Landron Mater
(Tetuan, |, altos).
1Ol,
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RlMAS:

Ell siglo diez y nueve
nacio cabeza abajo,
y ell coraz6n Sc le salt6 del pecho
y resbalando le cayo en- el craneo.
Y por esta raz6n, solo por esta
los hijos de este siglo caminamos
llevando ell coraz6n en- la cabeza
La envidia y la emu]aci6n
parientes dicen que son;
aunque en- todo diferentes,
al I'm tambien son parientes
el diamante y ell carbon.
Nunca puede ell ignorante
ser teliz, siempre me dices:
icuantos hombres hay felices
que no saben quien fue Dante!.
vi q una nina y q un anciano,
tristes y pobres los dos;
tendiome aquella su mano,
y dijo, Observation-Disclosures,
una iimosna per Dios!
Una limosna la d1,
al mlrar sus trlstes OlOs,
y-5te acordar&s de ml?-
die. Abrio sus labios rojos,
sonri6, y dijo cue ST.
Desde entonces han pasado
dos 8 tres amos, 6 mas;
ella no Sc habra acordado.
de mi; yo no Ia he olvidado
nj la olvidare jamas.
BARTRINA.
LicenCiado
MANUEL VALDES CAJAS
NOTARIO PUBLICO
Ofrece sus servicios profesiona.
les en-
Manati. n-a-15-12
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Fotog|afIa de F. A|onso
SAN FRANCISCO ~.

REG ALA esta casa un retrato
l6x2O como los expuestos en- el cafe
<La Mallorqninas toda persona q.
Sc haga una docena de fotograffas
imperla les: En- todos sus trabajos
los precios son modicos.
En- la misma casa Sc vende al
album de Pto- Rico con 200 vistas sn
<fotograbado> de todo 10 principal
de la isla, y con encuadernacion dc,
lujo.
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La EsIneralda

CAFE 7 RESTA URA Mt
% 2--F'ortaleza-22
FRENTE AL CASINO EspAroL.
I'll acredltado y popular Cafe
Restaurant donde mejor Sc almuer
20 y Sc come, Todo pasajero y pu
blico debe vlsitar este eStablecimien
tOpara conocer su cr6dito en su ser.
vicio y comida que allf Sc sirven.
Sus preclos son limitadfsimos Y
donde Sc toma ell mejor cafe
Su propietario,
BENITO CARRERAS
S l5-- l.
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LOS sef1ores don Jnlio, don
Francisco y don Jose Bruno, vecinos
de Guayama: nos encargan decir que
quedan oolnpIetamente retirsdos de
toda pol1tica: 40 querien1o pertene.
Ger a ninguno de los par.idos de es-
to pals.
Ha sido conisionado ell Captain
Babbit. para exaEoinar todos los
materiales y existencias de p6lvora.
en- el Departameuto de- Puerto Rico,
a fin de conocer su estado y utilidad;
as1 como 81 seran adaItables, para
la moderna artillerfa.
PICAPEDREROS. En- las
obras de los puentes de Manatf se
solicitan picapedreros y albarliles.
Los que deseen trabajar pueden so.
lictarlo en- dichas obras.
n-s-1O -5
Ell nuevO monitor sArkansaS,D
de la armada americana, ha sido
botado al aqua aver en- New port
Los otros monitores que no Sc han
botado al aqua todavfa, estaran lis
tos 4 iues de- preseute af1o.
Ha sido dvtenido esta mana.
ma ell individuo Facundo Tamarf,
por hurto de s 1,5O a Jose Sanchez
Garcia.