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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Los dramas del mar
DOOE AHOGADOS

Telegraffan de Aberdeen que una
ohalupa del puerto de Hull ha nautra-
gado en- las inmediaciones de la isla
FOeroe, ahogandose los 12 khombrea
que Ia tripulaban.
Una ca6onera recogi6 siete cadaye-
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

A la llegada del alcalde destituido
senior Aguilera, fu6 ac'amado en- la es
taci6n por la concurrencis, que le aeon
rah6 hasta su dOmicilio, haclendole
una manifestation de simpatfa.
EI exalcalde di6 las gracias a SUI
convecinos, aconsejandoles que procu
raran disolver la manifestation.
Un numeroso grupo, en- el que figu.
raban en- mayorfa estudiantes de Medi-
Gina, recorrl6 la pob'aci6n, .dando vivaf
al alcalde destituido.
Los estab.ecimientos se cerraron.
Desde ell Cfrculo Mercantil tiraron
dos persianas, y se inici6 una pequefia
collision, porque un mozo del Oirculo
no quiSO cerrarlO.
La manifestation Sc present6 con una
baDdera en- Ia plaza de San Juan de
Dios.
La policfA cargo sobre los NANTES
tantes, apoder; n ,ose de la bandera,
que estos trataron tres veces de recu
perar, Originandose con este motive
varias c0lisiones.
Sc repartieron sablazos y. Sc arroja-
ron algunas piedras.
- 7seffiega resultaron heridos On
ID s.Srna ell inspector senior Cruz, y
en-Ia mano y en- ell recho ell agente
Blanco.
Tambi6n sufri6 cont1siones sin i'm
portancia 81 comandante de la guardia
municipal.
AL llugar del alboroto acudi6 Ia guar
dia civil, recibiendo el teniente senior
Salm6 una pedrada en- ell pecho.
Con Ia presencia de los civileS sc
restableci6 eli orden por unos momen-
UOs.
POGO mas tarde so organia6 una nue.
va manifestation en- el barriO de la vi
ma, que fue disuelta tamb en- por la
guaTdia civil.
Sc ha reunido ell ayuntamiento, no
c0ncurriendo ell nuevO alcalde, que Sc
excuse por entermo, por 10 que preside
el primer teuiente alcalde, senior Go
mez. .Aramburu,
Sc acord6 en- la session acatar la real
0rden Ieferente al nuevo nombramien-
20, prOtestando de este por la proce
dencla pOlitica de Id persona nombl@Ja.
De- pdDlico salierCn algunas mani
iesEaeunes de desagrado c0ntra el nue.
% AIN ef.e nha.iI6 Ii nraaidannia
Z. < qas 60 los c0n18aitla oli hl0sSilCj
algu1o.
Sc anularon las cesantfAs decretadas
por Ell nuevO alcalde.
d que accidentalmeEte hace sus We
ces hA puDlcado I'm bando recOmen
dando sensatez para que los sucesos no
SO replLan.
Por ahora la poblaci6n presenta su
aspectO ordinariO.
La guardla civil pa.rulla por las Ca
les do Ia menciOnada cludad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Los librepensadores
EN- CRACOvIA

EI cardenal Pusyns, principe arzobispo
de Cracoyia, neg6 81 permiso para el ente-
rramiento reIigloso del celebrado novelista
polaco Miguel Balucki.
Este litersto, quien la crftica supone
que be- plagiado SinkIewiz 81 asunto de
s'iQuo vadisJ7, padecta una enfermedad in.
durable. No pudiendo soportar los dolores
que sufrfa, 50 suicide, esta eso IA causa de
Ia negative del enterramiento religioso.
Los socialiatas reaIisaron una manifesto
ci6n delants del palacio del arzobispo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
CONTRA Las CONGREGACIOyES

81 "DAily Grafc,' de Londres dice
que en- Jersey Sc ha reunido ell Oonsejo
municipal y ha acordado pedir al go
b:erno una ley que impida establecerse
en- Ell pals { los religiosos expulsados
de Francia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
sALuD TRANQUILIDAD. Y REpOSO PARA LAS
MADRES Y LAS CRIATuRAS

Ell JARABE OALMANTE de La Sra.
VINSLOW, Sc da los ninos en- el perio'
do de la dentici6n. Les ablands las en-
cias, resuelve Ia inflammation, alivia todo
dolor. v cura el c6lico ventoso. Inocente
v eficaz en- todos los casos. Aconsejamos
& las madres que teDgan un nino enfermo,
Que no dejen que Ia prevention propia nj
Ia de otros, evite el uso de esta meoicina
que pToporciona allvio SECURE, aDsoiuLa-
mente seguro 81 Sc usa oportul amente.
Apoche no pudo celebrarse la session or.
diuaria del ayuntamiento De esta capital,
Dor faIta de ndmero de coneejales.
Mafiana saldra para ell pueblo de Gua.
wanna, el cabo de Ia policia insular don
francisco Gorbea, antique distinguido ye.
cino de esta capital.
Ha vuelto hacerse cargo del Vlce'con-
sulado de Dinamafca en- Humacao, dol An
tonic Roig, que regres6 De les Estados
Unidos. sss isfUi
| Anoche Sc suspendi6 Ia conferencia his
s6rica ouo anunciamos celebraria en- el Ate.
neo de esta capital el distinguido orador den
Salvador Brau, q causa del NAL tempo rel
lnante.
Con deb.da oportunidad daremes cuenta
de cuando tendra lugar 81 mencionado acto
acad6mico. oilag1
l~I,A FAvORITA, fabrica de cgarrilloa
sstablecida en- Ponce y pfOpiedad dc don
HI. Daussa, cuya acredltada marca repre-
Ieentan en- esta capital loa aenores keSnan.
| dsr. Gaurka Companis, he tenido qps
ssssn nobar sus talIeFes en- sista Dc y extraev
|. IdIuari.. lsmanda que 10 han aeeho de le'
Estadoa Unidos. sA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Ell arreglo que le han hecho a la Plaza
de San Francisco, parece que no results,
debido seguramente la mala reconstruc
zion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
YOTAS PEOAGOGlCAS

Esta obra tan interesante para tOdo Macs.
tro esta va terminada. Vale cada eJem.
plsr so OENTAVOS.
Los pedidos deben hacerse con tempo al
BOLETIN MERCANTlL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Anoche en- la calle de la Luna, promo
vierou uu fuerte escandalo las mujeres de
NAL vivlr, Mercedes Marrero, Hipolita Ro-
nero benigna Delgado, por 10 que tuvo
la pollcia que conduclrlas al Deposlto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

La OARNIOERfA AMERICANA. de
a Hunt, avisa sus parroquianos, que aca-
ba de recibir por eli vapor "Ponce" surtldo
de carne frescs de Res, Oarnero, Oerdo,
Polio, Psvo y Mantequilla superior en- pa.
quotes de una libra, tOdo americana No sa
qviden, que Ell dia de dar gracias Sc ac;rca .
oINdmero San Jose ST., San Juan.
Ha fallecido en- Oamuy Ia sonora doia
Amalla Padr6 de Manzano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

MaGana por la mahana saldrA para @
puerto de Nueva York Ell vapor americana
ttFlladelfian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

La leyenda del tbrigante. Una vi
sta al pals de Musolino. Quien
ha ganado Las $4,000 liras.-El
hsroe popu1ar.-De como Muso-
limo empez6 ST. carrera. Cadena
de crimenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
TRIDUNALES

Aver fuA suspendida por Ia Oorte de Dis
trito, Ia vista de las causas que SO siguen
contra JdliAn Santana y Eleuterio crds,
Dor heridas en- rifia; el motive de Ia suspen.
Dion fu6 Ell d-.no haber ccmparecido los me.
dicos peritos.
Para msfiana esthn sefialadas por la
misma Oorte, las yistas de las causas que
Sc siguen contra Mateo Santana, por q su
pnesto delito de lesiones y contra Andres
Corslno y otro, acusaios del delito de dis
paro de armas.
ANTES de comprar CE-
MENTO, inf6rmese sobre pre-
clos casa r. a. Mactie, Cristo
II. Telefono 1914. 600
A Ia hora que cerramos nuestra edici6nl
no femos recibldo % espondencia de l.
|isla, ID cual cresnoa que sta motivado POI
lias torrencialss lluylas que han habido q
sstos dies,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Nos dice nuestFo correcp0peaI de Vega
bajs Que le Colonia HspalolA de- aquel poe
bIo, prepkrs Rrandes iiestes para ceisbrs'
d dlR ds u patsonA Dc Rspaha'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

Justine Vega, por insultos la policfa y
llevar un cuchillo, ounce dollars de multa
| y dos de costas.
Mercedes Msrrero, Hip6lta Romero
Benigna Delgado, por escAndalo, cinco do.
liars de multa cada una cincuenta cen.
tavos de cos.as.
Emilio Santiago, Hilario Morales, Angel
Marrero, Cruz Rivera, Juan Morales, Jose
Rivera y Nicolas Velez [vendedores ambu-
lantes un dollar al primero y absusltos los
demas.
Aver dieron principle por la Junta Su-
perior de Sanidad, los examenes para poder
ejercer como Plomeros. Be presentaron Gin.
co indivfduos y de los cuales uno es ameri.
cano.
Sc di6 los candidates un cuestionario
en- espslol tambi6n algdn trabsjo para
demostrar sus conocimientos practicos,
Los examenes continusrAn hoy y mana
ma sera conocido ell resultado.
"Utile dulci, infrmo delectando psriter.
que curando."
La Emulsion de Scott de aceite de hfga-
DO de bacalao con hipofosfitos de cal y dc
sosa, reune sus excelentes cualidades to.
nico reco1stituy entes y nutritivas, el que
Sc asimila con facilidsd es admitida y to.
lerada por ell est6mago, adn en- los casos de
gran debilidad, y sobre todo tiene por su sa.
Dor grato, gran aplicaci6n como reeonstitu.
yente nutritve en- los nifios escrofulosos.
tDr. Eliseo Muro.
Medico Mayor 10 de Sanidad Militar, Di.
rector del Hospital Militar de Mayaguez,
Pto. Rico.
El indivfduo Saturnino Dones, que Ell dia
IL fu6 condenado por ell Tribunal de Poll.
cfa del Distrito de San Francisco cum
plir la pena de treinta dias de trabajos for
zados cinco dollars de muIta, por llevar
un revolver, elev6 un escrito al Fiscal Ge.
neral, manifestandole ell dellto que habia co.
metido y la pena qus ie habfan condenado.
Hoy Le ha vuelto celebrar ell juicio por
orden del Fiscal General, ha salido con-
denado dnicamente con la pena de ocho do
liars de multa, pero como va habfa sufrido
cinco dias de arresto, solo tendra que pagar
cinco dollars.
|Passjeros llegados bordo del Vapor es.
panol 9tOatalufia Josefina f. de Mufi0x
VebaI, Maria LnIsa xu0oz Tebar. Antv.
MaIgarita Munoz Tebsr, RataeIa Amelo,
Oarmelo Antonsich liz de trAnsito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

quo llevar en- el bolsillo, para la tosy
rcsfriados una cajita de las PaStillas
Bronquiales de Brown Sin rival
para Ell alivio de las irritaciones de la gar
ganta que SON causadas por resfriados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
Tribunal de policia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

DAOINIAV DN OAIEDNAU
Mateo Serrano Miguel Claudio, por rifs
cIncuenta centavos de multa un da de
arrasto.
Pedro Candelario, por hurto de una pie
"a de tela los seiores hernaiz, veinte dias
de trabajos y I'm dollar de costas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
SE ALQUILAN


los b. Jos de la Casa San Francisco "a,
esqulna la Plaza de Colon. Propia
para tienda. 6-5
Anoche, un individuo, de los que conti-
nuamente permarecen en- Ia plazueIa de San
Juan, arroj6 una pedrada otro con quien
tenfa una dlsputa, yendo la piedra herir Gu
un PIE un caballero cue pasaba en- aquel
instante.
Oontinuamente Sc reciben en- Ia admins
traction de este periodIco, psdidos del libro
8AliBsfO Maf5ihts gen
A don Rafael Soldevilla, Juez municipal
suplente de Pefiuelas, Sc le han concedido
tres meses de hcencia para restablecer su
quebrantada salud.
Esta mafiana ha entrado en- este puerto
2rocedente del de la Gnaira (Veneauela), el
v4por espahOl "Oataluna".
Sc le han concedido diez dias de licencia
para trasladarse esta capital, al senor don
Juan U. MonclOva, Juez municipal de lsa-
bella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
AVISO

Habiendo llegadO mi cOnocimiento algo
que no es cierto hago saber pOr ell presente,
que pesar de-hallarme en- edad bastante
avanzada aunque en- el pleno uso de mia ia
cultades, no debo absolutamehte NADIA q ma
die y por consiguente declare nulo sin
ning1u valor cualquier documento en- que
aparezca ell frmante como deudor.
HatillO, IL Noviemb-e COL.
3-3 Jose Ignacio Oorujo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Segdn nos informan, en- esta misma Sc
mana empssaran las obras de reformss en-
Ell Parque Borinquen, 1onde Sc establecera
un bonito teatro que Sc inaugurara en- las
pr6ximas festividades de Pascua y Afo
Nueyo.
Ha tornado possession del cargo de Juez
municipal de Rio grande, previo juramante
prestadO, ell senior don Manuel Benitez San.
tana.
Anoche Sc han sentido fuertes r&fagas de
viento en- esta capital, acompanadas de al
gunas lluvias.
La senorita Rosalfa Lopez, ha llegado
San Juan.
Ha fallecido la nina Rosita Fuentes y
Prado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19
TumultOS en- Cddiz

81 aIcaIde destituido. -ManifestaciO.
mes en- las Gales Cierre de tien.
das. -Cargas, sablaz0s y pedradas.
--HeridOs y C0ntusOs. Session del
Ayuntamient0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

IPasajeros llegsdos bordo del Vapor es.
palol ssOataluia Josefna f. de Mufioz
VebaE, Maria LnIsa xunez Tebar. Antv.
MaTgarita Munoz Tebsr, RataeIa Amelo,
Oarmelo Antonsich liz de transito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Aver tarde lego 8 este puerto 81 vspor
americana "ArcadIap.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Sc encnentra en- Adjuntas don Raiae
peIvelle, Ipgeniero de Obras pdblicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-11-19

Aroche no pudo celebrarse la session Or
dinaria del ayuntamiento Dc esta capital,
nor faIta de ndmero de coneejales.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20
RATHBuN ON TRIAL
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Self-Confessed Conspirator, Who
Declares He Intended to De
fraud Insurance Company.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jenersonville. Ind. Dec. 1a.-The trial Of
Newell c. Rathbun for the murder of
Charles Goodman, was begun in the Circuit
Court to-day.
Rathbun. deserter from the United
States Army. had his life insured for S 60
in favor OF his wife. who lives in Little
Rock. He found Goodman. a wanderer, in
the Salvation Army Hotel in Louisville
According to his confession he planned tf
necessary to his scheme). to kill him. put
letters etc. in his pockets to indicate that
the body was that OF Rathbun and then set
fire to the body In the hope Of destroying
the features.
Rathbun brought his victim to the Falls
, City Hotel. He claims Goodman died on
his hands. Nevertheless. he put his letters
in the pockets of Goodman's clothes and the
body was sent to Rathbun's wife in Little
Rock where the insurance company un-
covered the conspiracy
After the jury had been selected Prose-
cutor Mayfield opened for the State. He
said it would be proved that Goodman died
| from certain deadly poison administered
| by Rathbun.
| The first witness called was Frank, the
proprietor of the Falls City Hotel. in which
| Goodman was found dead. He related the
| circumstances Of the arrival OF two men
| Who on November s. registered at his hotel
| as W. F. Ten Eycke and Newell e. Ratn-
bun He also told Of the finding of Good
mans body on the following morning.
| He failed to identify Rathbun as the man
| who registered at his hotel as Ten Eyck
| and he was not sure that the body found
in the room was that Of the man who ac-
| companied Ten Eyck. Columbus Ogden.
| son of Frank identified Rathbun as the
! man who registered at the hotel as Ten
| Eyck.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20

House Committee ON Commerce Con
tents Itself With . Brief Report.

House Committee ON Commerce Con-
tents Itself With = Brief Report.
Washington, Dec. 1a.-Representative Hep
burn of Iowa. chairman Of the House COM
mittee on Commerce. to-day made the re-
mort Of the committee in favor OF the
Nicaraguan Canal bill. After stating the
terms of the bill, the report says. In part:
..The purpose Of this bill is to concentrate
authority and responsibility for the con-
struction Of this great work in the hands OF
the President. 1t has been believed by your
committee that this course would be safer
one to be pursued in carrying out the pur-
poses Of the bill, involving the expenditure
Of so large a sum Of money. all the work
and all the expenditure to be made at a
distance SO far from the capital than any
other method that could be devised. We
have tried to concentrate authority ana re-
sponsibility rather than to disperse II
among many persons.
mo doubt is expressed by the commission
as to the practicabiiity OF the enterprise:
on the contrary, they join with score OF
predecessors in expressing their better falI ina!
the work can be carried to successIui
termination within the limits OF reasonable
cost and reasonable time. All OF the great
political parties are committed to the poilcy
Of construction OF this canal
In conclusion. it says:
:.in view of the many thousands of pages
xritten and spoken in advocacy OF the I'M
mediate undertaking and completion or this
work in view Of ad the pesseS s ndsrtaken aa ny and
comnleted in view of the recommendations
made by the President of the United states
and in view Of the almost univsssai t,,a, -on- one
s,ress should at once do something enective
IN the Inauguration and speedy completion
Of the sthmian canal ,s S1uf hrief ranort em
ttI,.iny their earnest recommendation that
the bill pass.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20
supERINTExDENT's REPLY.
Declares Department Was in No Way
RcspOnsiblc for False Rumor.

nCSpOubIuhC 1OE @ADC
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Washington. Dec. ia. ". Machen. gen.
eral superintendent OF free delivery. said
this evening:
about a year ago three special agents
were sent into Missouri to establish serv-
ice, it appearing at that time that that
State had only forty-fve or fifty routes IN
operation The agents were instructed to
take up the applications in all districts and
to make a fair distribution OF the service
Reports were received from time to time
recommending establishment OF routes. not
only in Mr. De Almonds district. but in all
other congressional districts in Missouri
.'It was in April. 1 think. that Mr. De
Almond sent letter to the oepartneht
obfecting to the manner in which carriers
we're selected in his district. The letter
was received shortly before the Postmas-
fer General left for the West with the pres
idential party. Some time after the POST
master Generals return, Mr.. De Armond
letter was brought to his attention ana II
was decided that. in view OF his oo)ections'
no appointments would De n'aoe uh'ii ''e
could be consulted.
"Ahout this time think Mr.. De Almond
left for the Philippines. Requests were
made from time to time for the estaoilsh-
ment of service in his district. but the DE-
partment felt that. In his absence, no action
should be taken. The service was not heiu
up because Mr.. De Almond is In any way
opposed to the system OF rural free de-
livery, hut because OF his objection TO the
manner in which the carriers were seiecteo
and the desire Of the department to consult
him before final action was taken.
..I know nothing of rumors that have
been circulated in Mr.. De Almonds dis.
trict. nor should the department be held
responsible for such rumors."
aIr. Machen added that Special Agent
Howard has been dismissed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20
LOCAL AND SUBURBAN

Mayor Wells has announced that ne WIN
take official action against tho Faith
Home
81. Louis is Threatened with coal famine
Freshmen ana sophomore classes OF WASH
angton University had a hveiy enoou -
xesferdav. resulting in the freshmen cap
turing the gymnasium.
Judes Cline Instituted fines against mo'or-
men in the case concerning failure to STOP
Transit Company cars.
The Worlds Fair Company has ahandoheo
the parade feature OF the ground-n nreakine
exercises to-day, owing to the weather.
Insurance men are preparing Tor seSeral
changes IN their business relations on '"e
lirst Of the coming year
Secretary Of State withholds certinca.e VI
soeornorstion from the State Trust Com
pany OF St Louis on the ground that an Oh
the provisions OF the law have rot been
complied with.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20
cockRELL PRESENTS PETITIONS.
e. I.Ouisans and MissOurtana MAX
uecommenda atiOns ON LcEislatton.

q uo-i.ana and MissOuriana Make
Recommendations ON LeEt"iation.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
washington. Dec. Ex-senator Cockrea
to-day presented to the Senate the follow
"'E Erom the ST. Louis Printing Pressmen' s
Union. No. s, urging the creation OF the Of
ice OF Foreman of Presswork IN the Gov
eminent Printing Office and also the bu-
From the Amalgamated Glass workers.
Union. No. s. concerning building ct vessels
Of war in the United States navy yasdS,
From the Nave-McCord Mercantile Com-
many, urging the removal Of the tag on tea
From the G. W. Brown Shoe C0Tpany
and others. urging the removal OF t.ie oG.S
on hides.
From citizens of Pennington. Mo-, urging
the passage of the Grout bill.
From st. Louis Type Founders onion'
No. s. fayoring Chinese exclusion.
Petition Of Merchants Exchange. st.
IouiA urging such legislataon - WI rfo-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-12-20

Washington. Dec. 19.-The President to-
day sent the following nominations to the
Senate:
James W. Reynolds. Secretary of the Territory
of New Mexico: Fred ". Daniels. Register OF
the Land Office at Buffalo Wy: Eugene L.
Mather CT Wyoming. Receiver of Public Moneys
at Buffalo Wy: Norman Hutchinson. California.
Secretary of the Legation at Santiago. Chile.
Also the nominations announced from the " Whtte
House yesterday and to-day:
PDSTMASTERS.
1llinois-Francis A. Freer, GaiesourE: Russell
". Foltz. Atlanta; Robert e. Moon. Fulton: J.
e. Pudue, Marshall; George II. Mckinley. Mo-
line; Ansel B. Case, Phophetstown: s. 7. Lind
say, Robinson; T. H. Thomas Rock Island; H.
Missourisi. o. Welton. Butler: F.. " Fill
son Cameron: E S. Bedford; Huntsville; T. y.
McfIaney, Kennett: C. NJ Gilchrist. Lathrop: F.
2. Miller Maysviile: T. NJ. Bailey. Rockport;
G. H. Gordner, Unionviile.
kansassmon skoyEaaId. ., Greeqleaf: John
Helsler. st. Mary's: J. g. Royce. PhiliipshErg
Easar BeatI5ss ,.,s1 + Ke'cham aa.1o.d a.,nss.
kearney; J. H. seeer, Madison: J. I. Stewart.
Randolph; Charles Miner. Ravenna: u. E Sher-
man, Valentino: ". ;! +; MeNeai I, MaIgne. ~
lancaster: Pawnee: n L Thomas. Pond Greek.
Teus-Marshan Smith. Brownwood: ". z
Dwyer. Brenham. J. R Neecs. Mexta; E F,
iSws-x.ss e w.ras. p.ytaas J. =. zsnssr.
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livery carriers. you will divide them among
the parties with approximate equality?
Sometimes l think that the Postmaster
General is vetirins because he is worn out
by the consideration of this great problem
in the effort to work which he has worn
himself down to frazz!e. d-aughter.) At
other times 1 think he may be in vigorous
health. but. proud as he is, confident OF
his own resources as he has shown himself
to be. he has determined. aftsr long trial.
that he cannot solve the problem, and 50
has gone out in disgust and despair
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T0-pAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.
BUSINESS.

Yesterdays bank ciearinss were S.2Il.'is'
balances. ss15 .sn5. Local discount rates were
steady, between q: and 5is per cent. DO
meatic exchange was quoted az follows
New York. 10c premium bid. 2oc premium
asked: Chicago. &C premium bid. 10c premi-
sm asked: Cincinnati, Louisville and Ne"
Orleans, 15c discount bid, par asked.
Wheat closed lower at s2h-c a May. NC
No. . red. Corn closed lower at es,zTeessc
q, May, esIsc No. mixed. Oats closed at
%s3sc May. 49,sc No. Northern.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady and unchanged.
st. Louis manufacturing and mercanu.e
companies will give many THOUSANDS OF do'-
lar, In Christmas presents TO their en-
ployeS