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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
PROBABLE TERMS OF THE NOTE.

Washington, Dec 19.-While nothing had been
agreement said to have been reached in Pekng
this evening as to the terms of the joint Chinese
note, the officials confidently hope thst the
statements are correct. and that the way is
now paved for its formal presentation to the
Chinese plenipotentiaries.
officials here still decline to make public the
text Of the note agreed on, but it is believed that
the following points cover the essential features
of the agreement:
The punishment of the officials guilty of the
Boxer outrages; the payment Of indemnity Tor
the wrongs inflicted by the Boxers on the per
sons corporations and societies which nave
suffered; the revision of commercial treaties
Some reform in the Tsung-h-Yamen so that
the Ministers having business with the Foreign
Office may transact II more eXpedltlously anu
with a responsible head.
A monument TO Baron Won ketteier, the Ger
man Minister who was killed in Peking and
the appointment Of prince of the blood TO pro-
ceed to Germany to make formal apology 10 the
Emperor for the crime.
The right to keep a legation guard IN Peklng
If this is desired.
The exclusion of candidates for examinations
for Office for a certain number Of years in the
case of those who may be guilty Of anti-tor-
eign activity.
An Introduction of Importation of arms into
China and Of material TO be used exclusively
in the manufacture of arms.
The taking of measures to prevent future
troubles.
Some modification, it is believed, was made
to the proposed dismantling of forts, so that
hereafter there will be nothing of this character
that will prevent ready access 10 the legations
in Peking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN DE-
CLARES WAR.
ADOPTS A PROGRAMME AND CHOOSES
Mr.. BALDWIN FOR CHAIRMAN.

Ns,y-York now has a permanent Vigilance
committee. It was organized yesterday by the
s,o,tion Of William II. Baldwin, jr.. TO be the
cbairrnan OF the Committee Of Fifteen pro-
e~sr,-oe Of action was also adopted. which. IL
.boroughly carried out, win make this city an
,,,nleasant one for evildoers. Here it is:
,-.-.,To institute n searching inquiry, un-
..auenced ny partisan considerations. into
,he causes Of the present alarming increase
- snmb bling and the social evil in this city,
- so collect snch evidence as shall estab-
80 she connection between existing con-
st,,ons and those who. in the last analysis.
- responsibIe for these conditions.
second-TO publish the results of such In
.s,taaffons tn order 10 put our fellow cttf-
- An pOssessiOn Of facts and 10 enable
sem 40 adopt such corrective measures as
may be needed
-nasr n less difficult TO reach offenders, and
:. .halI put an end 10 the shifting and d.
-1sson of responsibility in the local admins
,refion OF the laws relating 10 vice and
~sme TO the end that public officers and
st.tr subordfnates may be held TO a strict
.ecsunraiiIity for their acts
rourth-To suggest and promote the pro-
s.soD Of more wholesome conditions and
,rroundings. in order 10 lessen the allure
mepts and incentives 10 vice and crime
me makeup OF the Committee OF Fifteen is
.,-s,.v widely known. but now that fl has en-
b.-kea on an organized and systematic war
,,,on vice and its protectors. which may last for
Years and have most important consequences.
fhe list IS here repeated:
william H. Baldwin, jr- Charles sprsgue Smith
e+euarr smith. F. Peabody.
Sic-sTse- = or. r A. Seigman-
- Kennedy Austen q. FOX.
T.Ii- Adler George Haven Putnam.
Z EIs-ser Rhoades William J. O'Bren.
- n Frhardt. Andrew J. smith
Jacob r. Scain
An were present at the meeting yesterday ex-
cent Messrs Fox and O'Brien. who were out Of
town. Besides adopting the plan Of campaign and
slecting Air Baldwin chairman, they chose Pro-
fessor seligman for secretary and Mr.. Peabody
,or treasurer A paid assistant secretary VIII be
selected later. and permanent headquarters will
be secured, probably in the United Charities
Building.
The meeting was long one, and reporters
were not admitted until It was over. None OF
the members would talk except Mr.. Baldwin
and he said the plan had been adopted unani-
rnously after full discussion 1t was also re-
solved he added. TO have the future Work OF
the body divided among subcommittee winch
would be chosen later by the Chair. In this ne
viii be assisted by Messrs orr and Smith, no
doubt Mr.. Baldwin says the committee Is as
sured OF a plenitude Of funds 10 carry on its
campaign. and knows just how 10 get the eFi-
dennes of vrongdoing which il will seek out ana
make public through the newspapers.
The next meeting OF the committee WIN De
held on wednesday afternoon at $50 O'CLOCK IN
the United Charities Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
RECORD MAIL FOR EUROPE.

THE MAJESTIC CARRIES THE LARGEST
NUMBER OF SACKS YET SHIPPED.
The White Star Line steamship Majestic.
which sailed yesterday carried the largest mail
that ever left this port on a single steamship.
The previous record was held by the Iucania.
Of the Cunard Line. which left here SATURDAY..
She was the Christmas ship and carried 2O13
sacks OF mail The Majestic took 2.59S sacks.
There were lis sacks of registered packages.
containing 1896 packages The Majestic will
not arrive at Liverpool until the day after
Christmas
1t was expected that she would carry the
New-Zealand and Australian mall amounting
to some three hundred sacks but the mail did
not arrive in time.
Harry Vardon. the golf player. sailed on the
Majestic. Another passenger was Mrs Riley
Grammar. who has been visiting her mother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
ROLLED STEEL OUTPUT FOR YEAR.

ESTIMATED TO BE A MILLION TONS IN EXCESS
OF THAT OF 1900
Pittsburg. Dec. 10 (SpeciaD-Iron and steel statts
ticians here estimate that the rolled steel output
for the year will be about one million tons greater
than that of 1899 II has been the prevalent i'm,
preston that the output would show decrease
owing to the long shutdown Of some mills and the
cry of dull times The output for 1889 OF all rolled
steel 1O557 97 tons The output for the present
year already exceeds 100000 This is accounted
for by the fact that the boom did not get fairly
started in 1899 until the middle OF the year; the
tonnage in plates for the present year has been
greatly increased and the mills closed during the
summer were tin plate wire and sheet plants and
the tonnage OF these Is not great. whereas the
mills rolling billets. rails. structural and plates
have not closed week except for repairs The
bulk OF the rail tonnage ordered last year was
rolled this year Most Of the mills doing heavy
work have from three to six months work ahead
and the prospect for the rolled steel tonnage OF
1901 exceeding that OF 1900 Is good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
KRUGER AT AMSTERDAM.
HE MAKES A SPEECH DECLARING THAT HE
IS NOT A REFUGEE.

Amsterdam. Dec 19.-Mr. Kriiger arrived mere
to-day. He was met at the railroad station by
the municipal and communal authorities
Speeches were exchanged in the royal waiting
room. A bouquet presented to Mr.. KRUGER
whose every appearance was the signal Tor
rounds Of applause
Large crowds of people lined the route to the
Town Hall where the Burgomaster made
speech in which he said he hoped Mr. Kruger
would succeed in his efforts to secure honorable
peace. Mr. KRUGER in the course of his reply
said:
In 1884 we obtained our independence, out
that honorable action has been obliterated Inc
invaders ten against one, but we await @ LLIe
day when God will make known His VIII We
rely His help more than on emperors anu
princes. I have not come fugitive, put py
order Of my Government, with the object OF
terminating a war in which the British employ
women and children against us.
A luncheon followed Mr.. Kruger subsequent
" visited the headquarters of the South African
refugees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
SAVED BY RUSSIAN TROOPS.
BELGIAN MISSIONARIES RESCUED b
HEROIC WORK.

Brussels. Dec. 19-The following dispatch
dated VIadivostok. December Is, has been re-
ceived at the headquarters of the Scheut Mis-
sions here:
In the district OF Pins all our interests have
been entirely destroyed, except the episcopal
residence The Bishop. nineteen Belgian mis-
sionaries. four Chinese priests and 3OOO Chris
tians were saved by Russian troops arriving
in haste in five columns.
Commander Eletz. with flying column. ar
rived first October %. and made an heroic de-
fence for FIVE days During the terrible siege he
lost in dead and wounded one-third OF his force.
Although twice wounded he refused 10 leave
his post until the arrival OF reinforcements-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
TANGLE DUE To CABLE ERROR.

Washington. Dec 19.-It is now learned that
the entire misunderstanding which has delayed
the contamination OF the agreement at Peking
was caused by the change or omission Of the
single digit in a complex group Of figures MAX
ing up one OF the cipher messages OF instruction
10 Mr.. Conger. Curiously enough the change
in this single digit exactly reversed the meaning
Of the entire message. that Mr. Conger. in
opposing the English view. acting exactly
contrary TO the spirit Of his instructions. though
in accordance with their letter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
AGREEMENT AT PEKING.
TERMS OF JOINT NOTE INCLUDE BRIT
ISH NOTIFICATIONS.

Peking. Dec. 19.-At meeting of the foreign
Ministers late this evening everything in regard
to the terms of the joint note was agreed to- in
Guiding the British notifications.
The Ministers refuse TO disclose anything in
connection with the matter believing that the
home Governments should give the particulars
to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

made merry at old Westminster School, and the
Lord Chief Justice illustrated the human side
Of the bench by joining in flow of soul at
the annual banquet of the London Athletic
Club l. n. F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
MORE M4SSACRES IN TURKEY

TWO HUNDRED CHRISTIANS REPORTED
KILLED BY MCSLEMS
London. Dec. 20.-A dispatch to The Daily
Express from Vienna reports recent Moslem
excesses against the Christian population in the
central provinces Of Turkey where two hun
dred Christians have been killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
CHASE AFTER DE WET ABANDONED
THE BoER INVASION OF CAPE COLONY
nn.r-s or.rr TIE RRITISH PuRSuIT.

DRAWS OFF THE BRITISH PURSUIT
London, Dec. 19-It is reported this afternoon
that General Knox has been forced to abandon
the pursuit of General De Wet, owing to the
situation created in Cape Colony by the Beers
crossing the Orange River. 1t is said that three
thousand republicans have entered Cape colony
and that considerable number have reacheu
Pbfipstown. The report adds that De Wet,
With four thousand five hundred men, is north
east of Ladybrand. and that an attack on Win
burg is momentarily expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
Continued on page three.


Without quality no article can maintain its pres
tige but c. H. Mumm's Extra Dry did more: i'm
porting several years back double the quantity OF
any other brand this year in II months surpassed
all records importing l0a.32l cases, or I'll more
than any other brand. Special attention Is called
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
VICTORIAN CONTRACTS GO no CHICAGO

London Dec 2O.-"The Daily Chronicle" an
pounces that contract for 1900 OF steel rails
and nshpIates for the Victorian railways has been
placed with the Illinois Steel Company. OF Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20
TILE NEW-YoRK CENTRAL. IS FIRsT

NO railroad company In Great Britain has so
many miles OF railroad protected by the lock and
block system the New-YOrk CentraL"-( Extract
from address by Mr.. John r. O'Donneu. the Eng
Iish expert block signals before the American
Society OF Civil Engineers.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

From New York. Royal Blue 5-hour trains leave
foot OF Liberty ST. li30 A. M, 100 p M and the
Royal Lmited"-no excess faIe-at $40 p. NJ.
Other fast solid trains at 500 1000 A NJ Lso 800
zoo p. N and i2l5 night. Leave South Ferry
minutes earlier Best dining and cafe service
n the World.-AaTL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

ALL DEERFOOT FARM SAUSAGES
are made at the Farm. in SouthbOro, Mass. Their
success is owing 10 the choice materials ana the
neatness and cleanliness OF the preparation.-Advt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

6s.lreW AhereW j Hopes new Christmas story out to-
SeZvs Va Wy be nae Tree az his store. Al Aassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-12-20

Continued ON nfth page.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
FABRICANTES DE LICORES
San Juan y Rio Piedras. Puerto

Embaiador de la Gran Bretafia en-
Paris. Sir Edmund Monson, para
abandonar aquella ciudad con mo-
two de los ataques de la prensa de
la capital francesa y de la animosi
dad, cada vez mas grande que, con-
ira Inglaterra SO nota, desde hace
a1gGn tempo, en- toda la Rep1blica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
AUMEN7ADO Ell EJERcITO

Telegramas de Londres dicen que
ha sido ampl ado notablemente ell
ndmero de plazas de los distintos
cuerpos del ej6rcito que presta el
servicio de guarnici6n en- la Gran
Bretafla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
TABACO

elaborado, marca vASCONIA, y en-
rama, de las mejores jurisdicciones de
esta Isla, venden q precios conve-
lientes, -
BOLfVAR, ARRUZA q G:
Tetuan 81,
3O-24 San Juan Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13

Ri ayuntamientO de esta Capital ha con-
cedjdo autorizaci6n dofa Mercedes Velaz-
quez, don Rafael Martina y don Jorge Fin
lay, para construir casas en- ell pOblado de
Santurce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
TARcETAS POSTALEs

Con preciosas Vistas del Moro, Ia Marina
vista general de San Juan J otras viStas de
Catano, vista general de Aguadilla, vista
general de Mayaguez, Aduana de Maya
guez, Plaza de Mayaguez, boca del rio va
giez vista de Hormigueros.
DE yenta en- ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL,
al precio de centavos una pesos ell 100.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
$4,000 SOLDAD0S
EN- LA DEFENSA De La METROPOLI

Dicho ejGrcito, con la referida
ampliaci6n de plazas, consta en- la
actualidad de $1,000 hombres, des-
tinados dnicamente a la defensa de
la Metr6poli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
10000 SOLDADOS

EI Comandante en- jefe do las tro-
pas inglesas, Lord Roberts de Can
dahar, ha reunido 10000 soldados
en- las inmediaciones de Modder Ri
YER. ldA1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13

!. El total de 10 recaudado en- Filipinas duran
te el mes de Ene.o dltimo, assemble, segdn
despacho recibido ell del actual por el De-
partamento de la Guerra de Washington, a
1857 7,3Oe. Su distribution es la siguiente:
Aduanas, $42O,SOO; Rentas Internas,
S97 600; varios, $39.808,50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
INVASION DEL
ESTADO LIBRE De ORANGE

Con este formidable ejercito pro-
p6nese ell general Roberts invadir el
Estado Libre de Orange.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13

Instruction completa por distinguid0s y
expertOs profesores.
ACUDID CUANTO ANTES. '30-S a
Despachos de Paris recibidos en- Nueva
York ell 3 del corriente dicen' que la " in
fiuenza" ba invadido todo Francia, desde ell
Sena los Princes Ge Finisterre hasta Ell
Alto Saona. En- muchaS ciudadeS, son
tantos los empleados enfermos, que ha sidO
necesario cerrar las oficinas pdblicas.
Sc encuentra vacante la plaza de DepOSi-
tario del ayuntamiento de Rio grande, do
tada con ell haber anual de 800 pesos, ORC.
Por GAS votos contra 4S1S que obtuvO
Mr.. A. Marray del partido liberal ingles,
fu6 nOmbrado RepreSentante de la Camara
de los Comunes, ell 6 del actual, Mr.. GeOr-
ge Faber, del partidO unionista, en- la va
cante que deja ell contralmirante Lord
Charles Bereford, quien, causa de la cri-
tica situaci6n que viene atravesando Iugla
terra, ha sido nombrado jefe de la 2e divi-
ci6n de la escuadra del MediterraneO.
A don Jorge Finlay lie ha sido concedido
permisO por ell ayuntamiento de esta ciudad,
para abrir una calle en- ell barrio de San
turce, en- terrenOs de su propiedad, para
edificar una casa en- la Marina.
Un peri6dico de Nueva York, en- su eli
ci6n del 3 del actual, dice que en- breve
zarpara de Londres con Ell prop6sito de
atravesar ell Canal de Suez, el acorazado
iapon6s Shikishini". Hasta aho-a, ningdn
barcO del tOnelaje de este Sc ha atrevidO
atravesar ell canal mencionadO.
ContinIa enfermo don Manuel N. Con-
zalez, Secretario de la Alcaldfa de esta
ciudad.
El dia 10 del actual, segdn despachos re-
cibidos en- Nueva York, no Sc lie habfa pO-
dido extraer la bala que hiri6 al general
ingl6s Woodgate, de cuyo suceso dimos
cuenta los lectores en- nueStra informa.
ci6n telegrafica. El general WOOdgate
continda en- Ell campamentO de Spearman.
LOS SRES. MEDlC0S que desen adquirir
| ell Tratado de Cirujfa Clfnica Operative,
de los Doctores A. lie Dentu Pierre Del
bet, que constara probablemente de diez to-
mos, publicados mensualmente por la casa
fernando, de Madrid, pueden subscribirse
a la Obra pedir catalogos en- Ell "BOletfn
Mercantile
Tn telegrama recibido en- Nueva York O.
80 de Enero tiltimo, dice que los naturalet
de Spearman perssteR en- afrmar que el
generalfsimc "boerp JOubert fu6 muertC
por un proyectil disparado desde la plaza d.
Ladysmith.
La Junta local de Instruction pdbhca d'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13

El vapor espanol s'Primero", que zarp6
de Bilbao para Nueva York, naufrag6 en-
las costas de Brest, Francia, ell 20 de Enc
ro tiltimo. Su tripulaci6n, compuesta de Is
hombres, fu6 salvada por algunos botes de
peSca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
DISSENFOOD

Es ell remedio mas efcaz para curar la
DISENTERIA.
De venta en- la Botica de GWilIermety.
31-9
En- ell vapor " Monse-rat" han llegadO
procedentes de la Peninsula, los pasajeroS
siguientes: Alfredo Iglesias, Jose M. Pi-
neiro, Jose Andreu Florencio Figueroa,
Paula Pierluici, Esteban Arrese, Secundi-
no Rocafort, Baltasar Fernandez, Alfonso
Suarez, Jose Noguer, Ramon Fernandez,
Jose Lopez, MOnserrate Jord, Maria An
giles, Miguel Juan Tarrasa, Miguel Arnau,
Francisco Baena, Rogelio Portela, Eduardo
Lopez y 22O pasajeros de transitO.
Ell ex-Diputaio frances, Mr.. Deroulede,
que Sc encuentra en- San Sebastian, Espa-
ma, anunci6 ell del corriente, que pOsee
pruebas incontestables de la complication
del Presidente de la Rep1blica francesa en-
los escandalOS de Panama. Con eStaS
pruebas, ha dicho Mr.. Deroulede, que Mr.
Loubet no tendra mas remeaio que presen-
tar la dimiSi6n de su alto destino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
MERCADO De NUEVA YORK

Los cablegramas que preceden son
p1Opiedad del BOLETIN MERCATINL, y
pueden leproducirse en- cualquier for
ma, abonandO q la Bmpresa 30 pesos
orc, por cada uno aque Sc utilize.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13
PlR 6 S


En- ell establecimiento del " BoIetin y Ior
pesos Sc construyen los sigulentes sellOs
de gonna superiores: 1 sello cOmerciGt de
Cualquier forma; l id pGguese d Ia Orden,
etc; 1 id dMpIicGdO; l id pGgGdO; | i'd re-
eibimos 1 i'd GceptGnsos; cualquier otrO
en- ese estilo, con su almohadilla negotiable.
Todo por $6 moneda provincial. d.
Ell Delegado Robinson, de Baltimore, pre-
sent6 ell 80 de Enero dltimo una resoluci6n
& la Asamblea Legislative del Estado de
Maryland, propOniendO un voto de simpa-
tia & los .boers".
Han sido aceptadas por Ell ayuntamiento
de esta Capital las indicaciones de la Junta
de Sandal, sobre blanqueO y reparaciones
de ediicios.
Sc encuentra Vacante la plaza de M6dic0
titular de Naranjito dOtada con el haber
annual de $50 pesos, orc.
Ell ayuntamiento de esta Capital acerd6
dar las gracias don Leon Ma Acuna, por
las obras que ha donado para la Bibloteca
municipal.
SELLOS, RCBRICAS de todOs tama-
nos formas. Escudos, emblemas, inicia-
les cuanto Sc pueds desear en- sellos de
cauctchouc, 4 precios convencionales en- Ell
"Boletin MercanTil". ID
Sc ha acordado por ell ayuntamiento la
venta Ell pGblica subasta, de la maquina de
triturar piedraS propiedad del Municipio.
PAPEL De PLOMG Superior calidad, liso,
para envolver tabaco. De venta en- ell ''Bo-
letin Mercantile ID.
Aver tarde, dltIma bora, hizo su entra-
da en- este puerto procedente de la PENN
Esula, el yapor espanol 'sMOnserrat".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-02-13

Ell Conceal don Ceferino del Vale ha
dado cuenta al ayuntamiento, en- la session
celebrada anoche, de la vista girada al Hos
pital de Santa Rosa, ell de Hygiene y Asllo
municipal, proponiendo mejoras en- los mis-
mos.
A LOS SORDOS.-Una sonora sorda
que ha sido curada de su sordera de yum
bidos de oidos por los tfmpanos artificlales
del Institute Otopatico del Doctor Nichol-
son, ha remitido este Institute la suma de
5000 frances, fin de que todas las per-
sonas sordas que carezcan de recursos para
procurarse dichos tfmpanos ruedan obtener-
los gratuitamente.
Oirigirse al Institute, NICHOLSON,
78O, EIGTH AVENUE, Nueva York, E.
U. A. oz
A don Modesto Ojeda y don Eduardo
Gonzalez Roman, Sc les ha cOncedldo per-
misc por Ell ayuntamiento, para construlr Ell
primere una casa y ell segundo un hornO en-
ell barrio de Puerta de Tierra.
La colecta organizada en- los EstadoS
Unidos para socorrer la esposa hijos del
general Lawton, alcanzaba ell del actnal a
5 98.054.
Han contraido matrimoniO en- esta ciudad
don Onofre Aponte y la Seforita Aurora
MaldonadO.
Don Pedro del Vale ha soIcitado Ell
arreglo de la calle del Dep6SitO, frente al
sitio de una casa que el administra.
LIE ha sidO concedido un mes de llcencla
al DepositariO del ayuntamiento.
Ha sido detenido en- ell Dep6sitO munich
pal puesto disposition del Juzgado de
San Francisco, isidOrO SerranO, por supo'
nersele autor de robo de dinero a do1ia Ce-
lima Marceau.
Por las alcaldias de Isabella Cabo ROjo
Sc han enviado & la Secretarfa civil 480 ex
pedientes sobre condonaci6n de cOntribu-
clones.
Don Federico Virella, de Arroyo, ha re-
nunciadO la recaudaci6n de cOntribuciones
de dichO pueblo.
Don Juan E. Tinajero, encargadO de do
Ma Monserrate Gil de Taboada, ha solicita-
do una una certifcaei6n del cese que como
pensionista militar disfrutaba dicha sonora
por las cajas de esta isla, durante la SObera
MIA espaflOla.
Un preso que aver maiiana cOnducfa una
pareja en- Ponce, di6se a la fuga al llegar
csrea de la carcel pOr 10 que Sc VIC aquella
en- la necesidad de hacerle variOs disparOs,
uno de los cuales perfor6 Ell tabique de la
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