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foreclosure Sales
lUITlIUBUIL -IUIIo
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY,

w
- or New York-Frederick o schwarz, Plaintiff
,rai1st petty Souard < Wa Realty Company, and
pursuance OF OF i'F7
closure duly made and entered In the above
entitled and bearing date the -hih day OF pei
her 100 undersigned the referee in said Judguen
will public auction. at the Ne" i"th f'ea
Estate Salesroom III Broadway, in the Borough q"
Manhattan city County Of New York on the -ni
h.. =. the premises directed by
such Judgment sold therein described as follows
that certain lot piece or parcel "t 'thG WIN le
buildings and improvements erected situate lying
being Twenty-thrd Ward or the 'ltE OF Ne"
Yord bounded follows to-wit BEGINNING
point the Northery side Of Westminster avenue
Westerly from the intersection
Westchester Avenue with the West
Of Eagle Avenue running thence \ortheri9 on
line angle OF eighty-th $50 degrees
and twenty f2oj seconds 10 the
NnrtherIy side Avenue. nety-four and
onehundredths "a T00 feet; thence tlsteIy AT
one hundredths feet thence Southery. on
nearly with Eagle Avenue. ana part 81
the distance through a party wall 70 - polh' on me
hundcdhs as 6O-1Otl feet westerly
Of Westchester Avenue and
Westerly. along the Northery side
hundredths 100 the point or place Of h"
ginning except Of land being the north
of the above described premises
bounded and described follows: Beginning at
at wall distant siXty-eght and 30 100
the Northerly side OF Westchester
feet Westerly from the
straight extending said wall t2t3S) twenty
nd thence EGasterlv a straight line
nine feet southwestery twenty feet
Of said wall point or place OF beginning
Dated York September 29th. 1902
FRANCIS C. CANTTNF1
HATCH. DEBENOISE & COLBY. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
so Wall Street. New York city.
following diagram OF the property to he sold
ts number Is s13 Westchester Avenue.
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jDarililou Sale.
ME COURT. COUNTY or y

CTPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK Claire L. Taylor plaintiff. against John H.
others. GefertantsIn pursuance OF an inter
otrry Judgment Of partition and sale. dy mace on ne
e,a day OF september 1902 and entered in the C"rH =
once 81 the County York that day. the un
6orsened the named said judgment FOR that
si Estate SaiesroorDs, No III broadway. IN ths
rrr,yh ~ Manhattan City of New York. On the 18Th
6a of october 1902 l. o'clock noon on that day ~
the premises directed ~ SAID
5rru.rt 10 be sold therein described as follows:
nose certain ground situate In Ehe city and
county ~ New and IL the Borough Of! Manhattan
vvhtrb are together described as follows: -. -
northwest"F}y corner a. hIth street ana
eayenf Avenue running thence northeriy along the
stcrlv side Il Avenue 100 feet and inches
70 -ho cent-e block thence westerly along said
.h Avenue 100 inches the northery line or
-t street. thence along said lest mentioned line
~ feet 10 tha place beginning together with the oni
Fs therein and apputenances thereto. ana being t
osborne Apartment HOUSE. ana
10 In adjoining the west. D. feet IN width SAID
PREMISES arc Lore. shown on the land map or
the o New York .o, ,oo,
''''- - WILLIAM RJ-NSEY Referee
JAMES y. SCOTT. Plaintiffs Attorney 4ot broadway
Saratoga Springs. = 7. 49, , G = -r,,,ror
F,T-GFNF' SMITH Attorney Tor petts a = u i@S'oi
Of al ri Nassau street. New York CITY. - -
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Attorney Tor bei' = H. ia'''''
broadway, New York CIV.
FJ} Nix II BROWN. Attorney for peft. c. l. Tay-
Ior "a ExccutriH Baliston Spa. y y =. !, ia
Thn following diagram OF tne properly 20 - Sou,
a. described above the street NUMBER hnE -"' vest
SrtlG
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Gam 51bools

Gam 6rbools
NEW YORK S.nty-eghth o7ens Oct /.
49, 1902 DAY CLASSES with
I-NIyEpSTTy $50 P, II. ILL B.
N-'A years. = z y l y .
LAW school, CLASSES. sessions TO 10 P n
N<A w oNtoN< oil =. after three yearsO Gradu-
ate Classes lead 10 LII Tuition. 500 for circulars
address / J TOMPKINS Registrar. Washington square
n. Y City
A-Ew-YORR Law ScHooIs-Day School. IS Nassau
N School. 8 ". 18th St Dwight method
OF inst L. b. LIN In three
sN' 0 - GEORGE CHASE. Dean.
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READING SYSTEM

READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry-'tae from South
Ferry five minutes earlier
EasTOx BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MACH CHI NF<-z4.OO G:t5 Eazton onIy> 90 \ "
I2O I 90 (5.45 Easton only P NJ sundays. zAS
a NJ LOO $50 P. NJ
vii ESNARRE AND ANTON-s+QO a10 A.
NJ 500 P VI. sundays. z+-25 4 n
IAKEW GOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGaT
- 90 $40 A. NJ. $50 Is - Lakewood only. 40
ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAY-f94o A NJ
yINELAND AND BRmGETON-fz4Oo A NJ. 40
IONG; BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND sE4SHORb
POJSTs-z4oO $50, 1f-3O a N. 80 S5S 80 7-5t
$50 P NJ sundays except Ocean Grove. 200 a "
Phil, .DELPHIA CREADING TEERIrINA L%-z-i -
81 so - 90 IS CO. 800. 900. 10" $500 T. W.
PATH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-!425, $50 49,
al 80 4 NJ -lCo. t-S-4o 800. zoo +s-9 = Ne
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSN ILL - 80
WILLIAMSBURG 400 as TstS. - y ~
II 90 4 NJ Reading only LI$Loe. 10 [ztN :. ''-'
Raadtns PottsviIIe and Harrisburg only. '1'' e
SANDY HOOK ROT TETON foot o. tt7cto, 49,.
pier Atlantic Highlands. Seahrsh Nlolrl.l5 55,7f
and Long Branch. As5ury Park sCt Point 80
in 40 A M ?. NJ. sundays, to'1' 4 VI "
2 NJ East Long Branch only
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70. Boys and Young Men-City.

DERKFIFY SCHOOL
23-d Begins october lst
present list Of hopors won ny
BERKELEY graduates college and lists Of parents VINO
in the School during an az
Of from O thirty-eght years
<evv courses in and physical training biology
and English ". l-.t,-.,,. ,,a
Princeton
9''@ JOHN STUART WHITE. LII. D.
Master
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Lackawanna r ailroad:s :,

Leave New York Barclay and ChrlsC'p"
$50 y M.-FOr Binghantou and Syracurs7 ,.is
1000 a M--For Buffalo Chicago ana u
lilo 4. M.--FOr Buffalo and Chicago
Ito T.. M--For scranton and Plymouth
ct I0 p M-For Buffalo and chicago
- - p M--Ctcs. Osweso. Ithaca. BUN
-2.Oo y. M.-For Chcago-Sleepers open y sss Eusaa
Tickets f13. 40 11S3 Broadway, y - -
St. Brooklyn 'Daily- fExeelt sunday.
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For Both sexes-Country.

DENNJNGTON SEMINARY. Pennington. y J Bound
Fyrook A school Of first rank 64th
year 1913 S332 Cat THOS. OHANLDN. d D. Pres't.
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g teachers.

rINUTOR-A. Everett GaleJ. 316 West 56h-ss
/ Special coach-E for college Resident pupils re-
ceiNed
X~OuNi LADY OF experience IN teaching. desires 20
1 st.i1r ,ioycruess o. Teacher Of Vocal and In
1-Tte-tal Music In Public Private school Address
A r - Globe Bldg. BOSTON Mass
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|,OTIrMBIA INSTITUTE.
y Reopens October LIST.
At NEW LOCATION. 1872 W 72nd St BETWEEN
COLUMBUS and AMSTERDAM AYES Collegiate, Pre-
rator Primary Departments Optional Military Drill
Hot Luncheon Playground Optional STUDY hour under
instructors. Catalogues
The Principal is daily at Office from TO 6.
EDWIN FOWLER. A B.. NJ D.. PRINCIPAL.
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9nsfrnr1loH.
For Young Ladies-City.

TINE MISSES WREARS 60, ro-,
'0FS e4aSseS- foA4 73ds
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School AQertles

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Governessss
etc. 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply
Mrs J. YOUNG-FULTON Is Union Square
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-03-27
KNAPPA NOTES.

Miss Lizzie Coulter visited friends in
Rainier this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R c. Mcintosh went
to Portland on the night train Tues
day evening, on visit to relatives
Mrs. W. H. Twilight returned a few
days since. from months visit with
friends at Rainier.
Mr.. s., Griffith arrived here Tuesday
from Weiser, Idaho, and will begin
school in District Is, where he has
been engaged to teach the coming
summer
d. P. Ross has sold his farm to C.
e. Knapp. Mr.. Ross will continue to
manage Mrs. c. C. Benders farm this
year, after which time he contemplates
moving to Astoria
The ladies joint birthday party CIV
en- in Union Hall Tuesday was an en-
joyable affair. A large number were
present. Mrs George Hussey and
Mrs. w ]. Ross were the principal
managers. A sumptuous supper was
served and a social good time enjoyed
by all present.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with
Mrs. A. Foster the last meeting and
will meet with Mrs. L. Mitchell this
week.
The smallpox scare has subsided;
no cases having developed, although
several have been exposed.
Knappa, March 26, 1902
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-03-27
RICH TEXAS OIL FIELDS,
But Greater Columbia River Basin.
Says One Who Knows.

Nick Clinton. jr., who returned from
Raeumont, Texas, Monday. gives out
considerable information about that
country that has not been generally
published ''Spindletop." the point
where oil was discovered and from
which the "gusher" gushed forth. is a
slightly elevated tract OF ground
which while regarded as sort of
mountain in that level country would
not be considered a respectable hill
here. 1t was once covered with trees
and these came to a point like a spin
die, and as it could be seen from a
long distance the citizens denominated
ii .'Spindletop." He says that there
are now about 100 gushers and that
prospectors are continually drilling for
more. From town Of few hundred
a little more than year ago the place
has sprung into q city Of about 15.eOo
population. The gushers are confin-
ed in pipes from four 10 six inches in
diameter. but are all at present cap
ped over. A pipe is layed from the
"gushers" to Beaumont. distance of
about four miles, but all Of the oil that
is shipped is loaded in tanks on cars
at the wells. A scheme is on foot to
lay pipes to Port Arthur, about IS
miles distant, where. there is deep
water in Sabine Lake and to which
deep sea vessels come. Vessels loaded
at present are loaded from the cars
and the oil is shipped to Europe. The
oil sells at Beaumont for % cents a
barrel. and is used universally there as
fuel. All Of the railroads use ID on
their locomotives. AS yet it has not
been reduced from its crude state, and
it cannot be used for lighting purposes
as it is too thick for that purpose. A
large refinery is being built, however
and it is expected 10 be refined on a
large scale. Samples have also been
sent away and the oil has been con-
In the course Of time it is expected to
utilize the oil along all of these lines.
Mr.. Clinton says that large brick
buildings are being constructed upon
every hand, underground telephone
wires are being put in. and that
modern city is being built there. He
says that most Of the people who have
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A SUIT OF WHITE.

immigrated to the place are men of
wealth, and that they are building a
substantial city. He says every point
of the globe is represented in the pop
ulation, but that among the common
laborers the negro is pre-eminent.
Common laborers command but small
wages, but skilled laborers command
good prices, The water supply Of the
town is furnished by a standpipe more
than a hundred feet high into which
the water is pumped from the Netces
river. He says that good water costs
more than oil there during the sum-
mer. While oil only costs 25 cents for
q so-gallon barrel, water costs 10 cents
bucket. 1t Is malarial district and
there is much sickness there on that
account. but a fine sewerage system is
being put in and this is expected to
make the place much healthier.
While he may go hack some day to
remain for a time, Mr.. Clinton says
this country suits him best for per-
manent home. He says that there was
considerable inquiry about this coun-
try there and while he met many who
expected TO drift this way, he did not
meet any one from this country there.
The Pacific Coast people know good
thing when they see it.
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NEW KIND of TICKET.
On Railroads Operating West OF
Chicago.

CHICAGO. March es>.-An entire new
form Of ticket Is soon to be placed on
sale by the Chicago roads operating
west Of the Missouri river. Instead Of
buying local tickets with coin, trans
portation win be purchased by books,
1t Is called an exchange scrip book"
and win be the first Interchangeable
mileague book to be used in the terri
tory west OF FL Paso and Denver
Later 1t is expected that Il viii be
adopted by lines from the Missouri
River to Denver and I'll paso,
The book resembles the usual mile
age book. but the figures, instead Of
representing mileage. represent money
five cents for every line The pur-
chaser pays $50 and is given a book
with lines representing that amount.
Upon presentation OF the book at any
ticket office the price OF the ticket Is
torn from the book and a record OF II
made In the back OF the book. Upon
using all of the book. the purchaser.
by presenting the cover secures re-
bate amounting to the difference be-
tween the gross and the net rate OF the
entire mileage travelled.
officials of the following roads have
agreed to use the book. Santa Fe.
Colorado Midland. Colorado & South
ern. Denver & Rio Grande, Oregon
Railroad & Navigation Company. Ore
gon Short Idne. Rio Grande Western
Santa Fe Pacific. Santa Fe & joaquin
Valley, Southern California & South
ern Pacific,
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BAKER COUNTY FOR MOODY.

BAKER CITY, March 26,-The Ba-
ker cuonty Republican convention to-
day elected delegates to the state con-
venuon. Friends OF Congressman
Moody controlled the convention and a
large majority OF the state delegates.
The delegates are for Johns for gov
ernor. with Geer for second choice.
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WILLIAMS FOR MAYOR.

PORTLAND, March 26.--In caucus
tonight the majority OF the delegates
to the Republican city convention
which meets tomorrow, decided to
nominate ex-United States Attorney
General Geo. H. Williams for mayor.
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Don't Guess at It

But II you are going East write us
for our rates and lot us tell you about
the service aud accommodation Offer
Cd by the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD. THROUGH TOURIST
Cara via the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
from PACIFIC COAST TO Chicago and
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
FORTAL-EzA n

morads lie nuestro apraciable amigo don Ma
nueI RivarA Rivera por una partds, d dlstin.
gaidas y aim nPasicas ssf,ritss, io7elas : GAIA
lleFos.
Faarou obssquialos por les esposos Rivera
con cervaza, dulcss uas baana csaa de- arroz
con gailias.
fans.
-Nuessro sprselabls amgo dou sllvAlor
La1esm3 hs Fsciotii de r II c3luAl, uas
harida grave ca an bFsso.
Q - He sienta pr0ato dsseA uosl9.
-Sa dice qqe en al estaoeeinteato ds dcE
Julio G5a=z, tAAmeEssi se promuavsn muy
amanudo fuersss escSndAios. de6iio que STEM.
pre- Sc ests jagando en- aqasila cass
-Ss dice que Ell professor de MsueTes-
arribs hay semanRs que 6acamenta d. tras
dfas da olsse pona asissencia diaria.
TAmbisn So dice cue cobra cuatro dollars
sR usuado p0r 90 liler de casa cuando preoI-
eamanaa ia classs en- niams casa de vivsnda.
sara easo 8 cuanta dc sguiueh hos?
81 domingo por ell dia hubo una isrAnits
ds niHos an In casa aicadfs por 10 nochs 80
eambi0 IN cosa poF pasivs hnbo una iaranta
&c senoritas, j6gsnes y caballeFos.
--Ss Gomsntz pcF sstss eanpos gas sisDd1
don Aags hsttsy, gscFetaFlo de Ia Gomislsl
de cas6ieos &c esta l0eaiiisd para In tofms-
ei6n Dc ar temple, ests, segd1 dice Ella Co.
rrespondencla.S preparado para dar iuntc con
Matlenzo nm &mestingD sspiritista on oil tsstre
de San Juan.
-Hsrnos recibsdo el rdnsro 2s de SThe
Puerto htso Herald Sl leetura intsFssant
SIS dIgna de encomiSst'ea alabama.
-Ha aldo ra!evado para In ciudsd de Utuke
do, el guardia VsrdegQer.
Han contrafso nasrinonio cato ico sn
eats parrolais, el ioTen don J3te NJ Msrsed cor
Is aim pasia& seHjrisa Eaearn&e61 CordsFo,
-Se dice que In gaaFdia insuar, cue en-
anion de don Jali9 M9ndhaes pr&ctIcaban uu
embargo p9F soneapA0 Ge contributions 50 81
barrIo IS aSAm hiro7,z trat6 de un mode dec
P6tico III pobga eampesino, hsssa el extreme
CUE o. raislno MsnckacA tuvo qEe inteFvsnis
para evisaP ls pegase.
Mot!vt cato que dieho individuo sc nagase
venfc al poblsdo condEcir dos cer1oI gus
embargo Manehaca.
So dica tambi6a quo este misno guards,
en- las eieocionss pasadas, press5 FerVico az
IN barrlo cerc&no Gaayama, y con el fus
amenaaRba los cam pesinos para qus re de-
posfsasen sla votos sn las urn8s.
Aqusloa tempos as fkcil que no ss repi'
IAN, sora prtmirse socan, puGs va es iusts
que cesen toda elsse de arbitrariedadss
-Aquf essamos ansiosos pcrqus llegus s
mes de Junio, paes saG6n ereemos, volvaTemos
recibir dfArisments el correo, desds 8ga fs
cha, pues se hace moiGstoso tensr que lear
tantos peritdfcos juntos.
SThs P1erto Rico HsraldH, que ss rsct5s
en- Utuado al s&hAdo, 10 Iesmos Aquf ell ui6fssS
por la msfiana. Lo mlsrno sucede con LA De.
AooRAoIA, raes hay oeasionss que llegsn aqri
cinco n1msros 1untos.
En tiempos del gohierno sspanol 81 ssrTl-
cio de ccrre3 era diRrio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
PEDRO GIUS1I
CAMARADE DELEGADOS

aeato una d otra oGmara, DO podrk excsdar
del tismpo que falis para tsrminar II session de
Ia Legislature dtcha prisi0n ser& la earesl
del DlstFisc 81 Ell cu&l IL Asamhla& L4Eislativa
cslsbre en squsl tlsmpo sus sssionss y caso ds
que no hublese una caresl sn dieho Dstrito,
Sc haFA en- ana de Las egresles del Dlstrito mas
esros.
sscci6n g. MULTA. La multa que SO
imponga por cualquierR de Ias falt&s msncio-
nsdas en- las ssceIonss precsdsnses, no exceeds
Tk de elan dollars.
sscci6n 7. oRDEN Ds ENoARoREA.
CION. Multss y priGi6n 80 impondrkn nae
dante una oFden ds 10 correspondence okmara
an euyo ltoro de actas - consig aarA sl Aensrdo
hacienda ccnstar los metiYog para ellie. La
prisi6n Sc lleyark 4 cabo madisnte una ordsn
sxpedida poF ell PrssidsHts de ls oAmara qzs
10 ordaRare. rsfrsndada poF so Eecrshario, .
nomsrs de EI Pueblo de Puerto Rleo . dirigl.
d. al Jefs de Is PoIicfA 1nsulaF, 6 Municipal Y
msdiants dIckla oPden, Ell funcionario da una
etra CAmars, Ell Jsfe de IL PolIcf4 Tnsular ell
eaFeesro esaaFAa autorisados para arrestar y
secci6n .. CoBRo DE LAS MrrLTAs.
Las maltas ss hsran sfsctivas msdisnte ana
ordsn idsatica, libTada . cua'q 'quier funeIonario
judicial corresPondiente, del Distrito sn 81
eual tengs propiedAd 0l dslfncuents = ajasuta-
da en- la misma forms que Sc ejecdtsn las null
9as impusssas por los Tfibunales de Justieia y
su importe sc psgarG los fondos generates de
sscusias pdolicas
sseci6n o. EL CAsTIGo NO rs UNA
EXHNCIoN. El Ssstigo poP desac&ts seg6n
10 diapEasto en ssta Lay no exima al castigo de
rsspCnSseilidad sn cuaquIeF otro procsdimien-
20 EVIL Criminal por IL misma ofensa.
sssci6n 1G. DEROGAoTON. Tsdls Ley,
deereto; ordsrl general parte de las rnfsmks
que 20 oPongan esta Ley, qusdan por ls pre-
gents deregadss.
SeGci6n IL. FECHA DR TENER EFEC-
TO. Ests Ley empezark regir despuss de 81
aprobaci6n.
H. B, 35
Proyacto de Lay para aiar In focha de 10 sssi6a
ordin&ria de Ia Aaamblsa LsgIslativA de
Puerto Rieo.
PoR EL sESoR DoAENEoB
DECRETEgB por Ia As1nabIcd LsoSsIativ1 Ss
Puerto -BteO.
sseci6n /. La Asambles LegislstIva de
Puerto Rlco eeleoTaF6 session ordinaria todos
les shos, Y al efeeto 50 Teunirk en- In CAPITAL
de n isla las dies de la msh2na del selgundo
Lnneg del mes de Easro; disponisndose. que
la dur&ei6n de dich& session ordiaaria no podrk
exceder de sssenta dias.
Sseci6n >. Esta ley tendr& efecto tan
luego hayA pasado por todos los tr6nitss legal
les para ser aprobada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-02-01
Ecos de "a isla
Notas de nuestros corresponsa1es
Utuado

Utuado
Hay nucha animaci6n para Ia sisnbFa Do
tabaco.
Sc encusntra bastante grave IN hijo de
nuestro particular amigo don jose Doiores
Hacemos votos por saud.
DE las dos escuelas graiusdas que habfa
vacantss an esta poblacs6n, Sc hs cubierto ma.
Sc SUPPLIES los suscritoPes de La DEMO
CRAcIA que aston, en- dsaeubierto con esta
ageneia de Usuado, rsco;An los reeibos pen
dientes para poder liquiaar lss cuentas.
-ContindA ie iuvsntud nin3s asistIendo
con mueha puntnslidsd 5 las escuelaE-
-Aigunas personas sintIeron eI dfa "a co.
mo las y msdia de Is tarde un tsmblor de
poca duraci6n.
Ell sabado rs con motive de ger al santo
eumpleafo dal professor principal don Pablo
Morales Cabrera, fueron obseqniados por dicho
profssor en- So Gass, los alumnos do este grupo
escolsr.
--Dssda cue So ha hsoho cargo dai mando
de 10 faeraa &c lA Policfs Insular sl nusvo ts-
nienss don Mario Mas, eatos preEtan ell SER
vicio armados de teFceFoia.
Los vscinos de Is calle de Bstancss, es-
quina ls de Mac Kiniey se queian ds IL ST.
cantsrila rota que estz en dieho sitio. Ex-
poniendosa los que passn poF dicha caIls de
noohe rompsFHa eli alma. L!amRnos Ia aten.
,i6n de quien cdFrssPauda.
Meta del precio de aIgun0s de tos artt
cHlos de pfinerR nscasidgd. Pan, centav0a
libra; sFroS valGncisno, q T centavoz; habi-
Ghueias colorsfa, 9; americana, 7; szucar
central, q D; m0sGSbsda, s. tocin0, IL; las
habichuelas blancas del pals est&n mug esea-
sas.
La lea el6etFica en- eata cfudad sc halIa
rnuy defciente, 81 alumhrado p15lico, paor.
En- IA escaudalo que hubo en- noches pa.
sadas en- IN bsi1a en- la calle de Washingson
casa 10 10 se o56 IN disparo de arma de fnego.
el cusl aren6 O. iovsn don Jose MArfa Cort6s' '
saegd1 Sc dice de p6blfco, fnk e indlviduo jose
Es. Julia.
En- esta cIudsd. cada dfa eseasean mss
los republicanos
Sc halla gravemente enferno nuestro
c'rreiigionaro don Rogeiio de Jesus.
Que se meJoFe son nuestros desaos.
Jayuya
!, Tras largay penosfsima euferm adad, fa-
llecl6 aquf el skbado 10 respectable ancians do.
Aa Juana Vergafa.
pissame.
I'm Ia hacienda de don JOAQUIN Roa,t.
gnss, aituada en- Mameyes -arriba se leyarts
fen los psoneB do LIN misma en- hueTga
Ei moVi Cue ESQ les impulse, as cue trh-
psJsn ocno horag sfn n manutsneion hnieamaEl.
te psEeiben Id centavos en- cannbio dandola las
provioionsa los preciss siguiente Et b@malan
y u csntaTos libra ID all 8 81 ell arroz pullitz
q por al estlio.
L policfa desaasada sn Manages abaio
inlervin0 On al AaRato.
-ki individuc Eduardo Torres roh6 al .ra.
vsl pasado una gsllina Aguedo GonxxleT.
vendi6ndola JoaB Liboy.
Al dia signiense suando Agusdo Liboy sos.
terian una discussion acalorada por In ccnpra
do 10 gallins, 10 prasent6 oil mismo Indivfdnr,
ooIl una paws robada. 81 guardia Jose @ asa-.
rra 10 detuvo, GonaleiendoIo sll cuArt0l
= las dos horAs ds estgr detenidn ne fug6
dai Onartel no 50 aRbe so psradeFo.
IQl6 pSiar0 de ensESa
-sI sAoado peF i noehs fn6 aaalsada Ia