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NEW YORK PRopUcE MARKET,

NEW YORK, Jan 1s.-FLouR-Dull, but
steady Rye Flour-Steady. Buckwheat Flour
Dull. Buckwheat-Dull Cornmeal--sSteady.
Rye-Nomlnai. Barley-Steady
Wheat-Firm: No. 9 red. 9lsc. elevator. OPP
tons hasc- net higher. May. s3+c. July.
Sotsc
nj gs, u2Sha s 4, jsnss7 ss e. III.
Steady; refined. quiet. Pork-Steady, Tallow-
Eismsr city 5se country SaShe Resin sim
Rice-Steady- Molasses-Firm Coffee--Spot
Rio. steady; mild. steady Futures steady at
a net advance OF sGplO points. sugar-Raw.
nominal: fair refining. 3isc.; centrifugal, So
test. CSC; molasses sugar, 21sc.: refined. quiet
Butter--Irregular. Cheese-Firm and un-
changed. Eggs-Easy. nearby. Mixed extra
e2623c.: western flrsts, 21c.
Freights-Easy. Potatoes-1rish, steady and
unchanged; sweets, easy; Jersey, per barrel
I25I2f5. Peanuts-Dull and unchanged. Cab
hages-Dull and unchanged
Cottonseed Oil-Active with precises teady to
firm. Prime crude T. o, g r 80, mills sats
s5dS5hc. prime winter yellow. s5g35,:c
CHICAGO. jan, IS Continued absence Of
rain In India. was the chief reason to-day for a
firm wheat market here. At the close wheat
for May delivery was up hM7sc. Corn was
unchanged. Oats showed q gain of &c. Pro-
visions were 5G30c. higher.
The leading futures ranged 1otIOws:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE on
call, easier. a per cent; ruling rate
Al a IL; closing bid 2; offered at ;.
time loans steady. co days. 80 days and
six months, per cent. prime mercan-
tile paper. q 1-2 per cent; sterling
exchange frmer, with actual business in
bankers bills at sis7 a s4s795. for de-
mand and at SiS.55 q 1890 for sixty
day bills: posted rates, siss 1-2 a 4s7 and
siSI a 4s71-2: commercial bills. s4s3 I-s
" is3 IL; bar silver. 60 1-2; Mexican dol
lars 5pl-2
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N kHz!WN5I1|k&WsStHin

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK.
Leave Byrdst, Station. Richmond. Daily.
Effective Dec. 3rd.. 1906.
FOR NORFOLK: 900 A. ~. $3.50 e.
NJ. 1925 p. NJ.
FOR LYNCHBURG. the WEST and
the SOUTHWEST: sos A. NJ. 12:1O Noon.
9:25 P. NJ. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping
cars. Cafe Dining cars. Trains arrive
daily from Norfolk 'll:iO $3.50 p. NJ:
from the West 7:42 "A. NJ, 2:o5 P. NJ. S:1S
p. NJ.
Office s3s e. Main st. 'Flyer: hrs. 20
minutes.
w. B. BEyILL, c. H. BOSLEY.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Dist. Pass. Agent.
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RICHMOND PRopuCE MARKET,

FLOUR Unchanged. quiet Liberal receipts.
WHEAT-MaySet continues active. Receipts
very light. coRN-ouiee- oATs-Firm. RYE
Unchanged; steady. HAY--with Increased re-
grades not wanted. Damaged unsaIable
.,APPLES--Fancy stock in good demand. Me-
dun ad poor stock Qriiet and slow.
eral.
PoTAToEs--R Ugh. and marke. in
better shape.
EGGs-Receipts continue LIBERAL: market
about steady at prices quoted
BuTTER-Unchanged. Steady. Receipts
moderate
POULTRY-Both live and dressed In fairly
good demand: receipts moderate.
VIRGINIA BACoS-Steady at unchanged
prices
GAME-ActiYe. Light receipts.
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEk-Wheat. $50
bushels. Corn. "a, SOS bushels Oats 3, 532 bush
els. Rye. LIS bushels. Flour 400 barrels.
Hay. LA tons. Millfeed. 225 tons.
STOCK IN ELEVATOR-Oats, 1926 bushels.
POULTRY-LIyE
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RAILHoADA
II r. CT Richmond,
*. 0 Fredericksburg a
Dnkornno r a

ID r CT Richmond,
*. NR. fredericksburg a
r.-z...suu-....rp--r,x.u Potomac r. r.
Trains Leave MISUNDERSTANDING.
$50 A. M-Day--Byrd st. Through
e;g a. M-DaiIy-Main st. Through.
Vi" q M .--tDaily-Afain ST Through AN
e'h 4; M.-Except Monday Byrd st. Through.
All Pullman carr.
7s' CO eom Mm%ees pays-Elba. Ashland Ac-
$40 a M.--Daily-Byrd 81. Through. focal
isio' noon-Weel. Days-Byrd 81. Through
wv f. b;,r m'11Week Days Byrd st. F'rederiass-
purs Accommodation
sos T, M.-Dally--arain 81. rbrourh
$3.50 p. M.--Week Daya-r,,ha 1.,,,,nA
Gomrnodntion. hia"a Az
$50 y M.--Daily-Byrd 81. Through.
Trains Arrive ehmond--southward
''D e q; m@Wsss Day.-Eba. Ashland Az
purg Accommodation.
BIS A. Acknowledgment 81. Throuoh
foc afs s,".. Days--Byrd st. Through.
s s MSasss Sss.s s. Through s.sIs,,
81 f a nsSy1ssyss s. 4, raRs ssssass p.,.,
sts =. M.--Daily--Main st. Through. Al,
M. Pullman care.
il:i T; M-Week DayseByrd 81. Through.
So;AAi Az Pullman cars.
ali f above wi Sleeping or parloI Cars on
mond 100 A. NJ. week days. and local accom-
o ms not e a5yss ana departure. and
Y p \ DgkE; &. y. cpLp. W. P. TAYLOR,
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Atlantic Coast Line.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BY-lD-
STREET STATION.
EFFECTIVE MONDAY. JAN. sTH.
s:oS A. Ma. G. L. Express to all ptlnts
South
300 A. M.-Petersburg and Norfolk
2lo M.-Petersburg and y. and w. West.
300 M.-Petersburg and Norfolk.
1858 p. M.-Godsboro Local.
5i45 p. M.-Petersburg Local.
7:25 p M-"Florida and West Indian Linn
ted to all points South
9:25 p. M.-Petersburg and n. and w West.
II 80 p M.-Petersburg Local
4:lI A. NJ: 7:t2 A. NJ; 's;3s a. NJ; $50. Is
A. NJ: 11:+o A. NJ; 800 p. III; 2:o5 p. NJ; 30
p NJ: $500 p. NJ: 9.lS p. NJ.
Except Sunday. '.Sunday only.
G. S. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass. Agt.
W. j. CRAIG. Gen Pass, Act.
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Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railway.

Streets. Manchester. every hour ION the houge
from 8 A. NJ. TO 10 P. N. Last car !. m!dniGh4.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot of sycamore
Street, every hour from 635 A: NJ. to 1928 p.
NJ. Last car u:i0 P. NJ Limited car 7:l5 A.
NJ. daily. except Sunday. ~
All cars from Petersburg connecting Rich
mond cars.
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MARINE 1NTEr1naENcE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. IS. 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley, Norfolk. merchan-
Steamer Pocahontns. Graves. James Rive:
landings ana Norfolk, merchandise and passen-
gers. Virginia Navigation Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Berkeley. Shelley. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. 49, 1906.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Cayo. Bonito. PENSACOLA.
Schooner Laura Lshrnne, Beverly.
SAILED
Steamer Cayo Bonito. Havre.
Steamer Bernilla, Liverpool.
Steamer Pln:ea, Bremen.
Steamer Stortond. Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
Steamer Uplands, Boston
Steamer Bayview. Lynn.
Schooner Clara A. Donneli. Boston.
Schooner Charles Wittmere. North Island.
Schooner Jane Palmer, Norfolk.
Barge West Virginia, Providence.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
. BALTIMORE, MD, Jan. dashboard Air
Line common. IS asked: do preferred. nothing
dining -
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7sgTc. But,er-Firm and UNCHANGED. fancy
Imitation, 21d22c.; fancy creamery, 2s62sc
Eggs-Steady and unchanged a. lec. Chesse-
gra INFLATED IS: Gne S N 7
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ions Inns are as follows:
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
pRY GOODS MA.RIlE1.

NEW YORK, Jan. ls,The dry goods mar
,ket to-day was not of large prIoport!ons, Buyers
10 conditions and inquired concerning quotations
which have not as yet been made.
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Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC. %. 1905.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
,a no9 A.. M.-Daily-Local for Charlotte. N. C.
As'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman 70
AtaEta and Birmingham, New Orleans,
-, m ~ Chattanooga and all the South.
ep r MEX. Sunday-Keysvlle Local.
1850 r M-Daily-Limited-Pu ready s:aa
r. NJ. for all the South
. YORK RIVER LINE.
The favortte route to Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leave Richmond 1870 p NJ daily
except Sunday connecting with steamer
Tor Baltimore Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. " -
als P. M-Local-Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. -
42o P. M-Except sunday-For Yves. Point,
connecting with steamers for Baltimore
and river landings Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays Steamers call at Glou-
cester Point Almonds and Clay Bank
t;45 A. M.--Except Sunday-Local mixed for
West Point.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s:5a A. NJ and s:42 p M.-From all the South.
S:s5 p M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
$40 A. M--Frun Keysvlle and intermediate
stations. n ~
1925 A. M-Daily from West Point with Bal.i.
more connections Sundays Wednesdays ard
Fridays
1915 A. M--wednesdays and Fridays; $40 P.
NJ. daily. except sunday-From wes.
c. w. wEsTBuRY. D. P. A.. Richmond. Va.
S. n. HARDWICK. w. II. TAYLOE.
p T. NJ. G.. p. A..
H B. SPENCER. Gen'l Mgr.
Washington. d. c.
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NAVAL STORES.

W11.MTNGroN N. c.. Jan. ls.-sPIRITS
TIJJlR tttE dolag; receipts, 0
casss. Rosin--Firm at $685. receipts, B63 BAR
Tels. Tar-Etrm at Sl'so; receipts. W barrels.
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Lyncrlnurg Tobacco Market.
I,ynchburg, Va, Jan. Is

Lynchburg, Va. Jan is, 1906
Sales OF loose tobacco on the Lynchburg mar
ket for the two weeks ending January. u. 1906.
house, was as follows.
Sold week ending January 9TH, JOG, 100 pounds:
Increase for week ending January 18TH, 6S5, 100
pounds
1906 6.l6S, 800 pounds; sold from September i,
to January, -. 1905 4,ei4,'oO pounds; increase
for 1865, LES $40 pounds
The receipts this week wos the haviest for
some weeks past ln p s te ore that The
quality and condition OF the tobacco was gen
orally good Prices on all grades were fully
up to quotations
Luxs, damaged. 400 as 500
fuss medium, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 % 500
Luss good Observation-Disclosures. go Qp TOO
leaf. damaged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SEQ n $50
Leaf. short. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6'p Y $50
leaf good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40 n HOO
Leaf, l260 g 1890
Leaf 15.00 Gp 300
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
Richmond. Va.

Richmond. Va. Jan is. 1906.
Tobacco Ozark Firedl-Recelpts liberal; mar
ket strong at prices quoted. Brights-Market
quiet, but firm light receipts Sun Cured
Market fairly active at quotations, receipts
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Crude rurpentlne-rirm a. ,sea4.5o, receipts.

SAVANNAH. GA. Jan Is -TURPENr1NE.z-
Firm at &C.; snlcs. 45s caeks; receipts. ?e6
casks; shipments. 3o4 casks. Rosin--Firm;
anlcs, 2.OE barrels; receipts To barrels ship
CHARLESTON s, c., Jan. ls.-TURPloS-
TINE AND Recommending doing.
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Chesapeake q Ohio Ry.

Through Trains Vestlbuled, Electric
Lighted, Steam Heated. Dining
Cars la Carte.
Limited for Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st.
Louis, Chicago, Louisville, Nashville,
Memphis, West and Southwest:
900 pm. and 1l:O0 p. daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
1880 a. m. and oils p m, week days.
Express for Newport News. Norfolk and
Old Point Comfort: &
900 a. M and 4:0o p. IN. daily. l{n
Local for Newport News and Old Point
Comfort: IS.
7:a5 and 500 p. m. week days. II
James River Line: ~
1920 a. m. daily: 5:lb y. m. week days.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway.

Southbound Trains Leave Richmond Daily.
$50 A. M.-Local to Norlina. Mamlet and
$50 P. M.-sOiia Pullman to St. Angus
$50 p NJ. and IL p. M-Through Pull
mans and coaches to Savan-
nah Jacksonville, Atlanta,
Birmingham and Southwest.
Trains Arrive Richmond Daily.
6:15 "A. NJ: 6:45 A. NJ: 4:5S p. NJ.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan ,s-coTToN-spot
cotton In fair demand; sales 200 bales inclnd-
Ing go to arrive and 40 {. o. b. Quotations
up ll-lec.: middling. HE
Futures opened lao points lower than yes
terday'a finals. Soon after the first cali New
York kilograms were handed around the ring
announcing that the New York bear clique had
closed out. and the leaders now express the
the effect OF sending prices up 1o115 points.
The market closed steady. lq2 points from the
was light
Closing bids: January. III; February. iisi:
March. li-s.; April, l2.4i. May. lz.iI. June.
u "a; July, 100
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Jan IS, 1896.
SALES AT BOARD.
Virginia Centuries--lHC at esn
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sVyyt cVttuh cToFtl quiet, 10 points higher;
niddlins up.ands. les. mddling gulf. 1870.
Cotton. quiet; middl.ng, II IS: gross receipts
l;oss bales; stock. 1851 bales; export TO the
Continent SO bales
Total to-day at ali ports--Set receipts. 49, ass
paies; export to the Continent. 1s, .J9 bales :
stock. e20.4D5 bales.
Consolidated al all ports-Net receipts Ill .6o7
bales: export to Great Britain. $685. bales TO
the Continent. 1859 bales.
Total since September LIST at all ports-Net
receipts o.tto.5i5 bales. export TO Great Britain
lSz,zNs bales; TO France. 53l 40 bales; TO the
continent, 1855 bales. to japan. IS, 80 bales
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SHOULD have liked to settle with twas him. slept no worse fot
eno your husband had lived an got penal erd my
Confessed an % they given him the Then I'd have
alter all but you know twas his memoy clear and
you can eelI the world all about it gone"
mere was silence then Parkinson spoke again
not hopeful to see Dan upalong, be awful
heaven but I've can to atone esr 10 count on
this Jae b @ ID It's the good place the bad
should thnkbg ei IS viii be comfort to the mar
a wonderful look rested the face Minnie sweetand For
nt pure th3nkfuness filled her there came graft
ing "n why he had kept silence husband was taken
things time foreign to the oman f
fitness and II ns e IN It now no room for
turned to t @ flashed through her heart throb; then she
May merciful Lord be good to 4p p O fr t5s hers
not easier and die easier for knowing you've rghted my
his father and his mother. nine-nneI You tell 6t
that he'd it or dreamed of OWN P twas spoken to
my Daniels me amy sa more bss All living have
my easier to be y grave proud Of make
S"o T years SD be run an go back to him forever"
his bFows were downdrawn words made him
At last, with effort he spoke to Parkinson.
This good day for all Of us da to Deem taxed enough
in his power Of right Say NO mor o 5 to su nnT
Xxx rarklns9n You've done your duty. weigh for
.oo You'll let die in peace?" the sick man. But he
f b 10 ON Winnie from the first moment of their entry turned
Ne sure of that What avals trouble your hours now
Don't be gentle me-bant in human nature don't ~
that don't you forgive or to forget what an everasn
rascal I've been only for the of news to let me 90
Il do forgive YOU" she said
Why then Dan will, will Be He behind His own
men and love Now can die LAUGHING
10 MINK twas IN human power Of wife to forgive mel"
Come' said Sim. eve will leave him
Titus rose and turned his He only removed
rom them moment but that space Min
NE with his and she leant her head him
Don't that man he whispered breath then
continued aloud to mask his "Goodby-say TO
sinner who can go fearless thankful Fearless
an thankful because could forgive him. goodness
WIDOW Sweeand that has lifted the goodness of
us your pardon hath made me trust in His I'll go my
punishment without hnching fearing He'll forgive
the end" s'O
Mrs Prowse entered with food for man. and Minnie
and Sim took their eternal leave of him.
Within hall an hour Parkinson again sleeping peacefully
ana while Titus home without stopping was late Min
ME walked slowly to the Moor sone with this
blessed news She longed housetops she hrsed
TO tell each passerby that her husband evil
mixed with his name She thought of his
his father she felt toward Titus Sim for e
deep Joy he had expressed hearing presently the
living faded from her and she
her husband At Benefits Cross hard by Inn" an i'm
Pulse moved her from the lonely road
she passed the heath and kne by the granite carved
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THE CONFESSION
Copyright 1906 by Eden Phpotts All rights reserved1

M R Parkinson had been handsome disease and
e shadow OF death his had long sunk
and face reaned some natural ba none MA % d
Dut Vitality still flashed him, physician could with
TO him Parknsons adoned that wherein young Samuel
trowse lived with his mother woman it was who Of her
a ninisered to the sufferer, doctors or
Blood is thicker than neghbor ~Whyfor don't
the mans relations to him?
But Mrs Prowse shook christanitys thicker
than blood She answered An poor souls relations
why tbs surely to scrape knship with all
SICK an the soo"lng: lis glory an duty both
This good knew sweeand well and had known
Hem ready waiting said Mrs Provvse "5e int a,ol
pam seemingly Come in an let him what will you
They followed her into the sick room, Parkinson sat
table with bottles and Bible upon
=. You be come; Well, I'm glad OF it. won't waste words.
you leave don't go far God bless your gentle
hands don't like to of my eyes long they
Mrs PTowse smiled him and departed one side
OF the sick and Minnie took her place upon
at the ceiling Then he spoke.
They've given the credit for night work in the free
stance the business Of Hdsm % o ng as did do For in
cropped up that-your husbands seed him took aav
after married. and laughed open street
But Gods judge il had gone should have told what
know about it lis only them be careful of their
come 10 harm IN the world II you don't what be-
comes OF YOU the Devil makes his
IN the TO" "he Adam thorpe got his last dose, and
EN- IOher be going strong still, don't come into this
story and his name bant Daniel Sweetland
shot Adam Thorpe. done it. / didn't do but
him it Glanced stop him or he'd have stopped
me lie besed me aore-long ago-an going to
again shot him and fired low h. ,np to stoo
him without killing him. But his time had much for
that went way and made little police would
smell out the truth for I'd done ought But heard
nothing until next morning. Then there that
Thorpe dead and that Dan Sweelands
found alongside the place where me-
and began to wonder what had was no
chance him then. affair anyway not mine And
then began to take interest my life and
/ was he oIIo4C
land and watched had come to hanging I'd have
given myself for him but that eved the slip
And the rest know. Now he's dead me- and as
shall be alter him aore the cOrns his
oy for evermore He had hand that know
wasn't within miles of the place The gun be on
my pals shoulders He denied it when taxed him. right
well know that he put it there for his
about that But God Heaven have let
EN- hang Daniel My pal and had affairs
afterwards we'd had many before then my gived away
an now I'm rottng alive and shant be sorry AK
questions like Mr. Sim here will testify
you III swear afore Judge that every be to
Thorpe, didn't that night kill him there was man
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Jnnio 20.-Hoy termination los juicios
por iuTades celebrates en- esta Corte, con
el resultado siguiente:
Demetrio Diaz (a) elena Verde, acu-
sado por 81 ministerio fiscal de asesinato
en- primer grado sentenciado en- el otro
termino judicial por ese mismo delito, fu6
califiaado por el jurado, de este ter
mil o, de aBesinato en- 20. grado e
delito cometido por dicho sujeto. La Corte
sefal6 sentencia para el dia 25. A este
procesado 10 defendi6 el sefior Was Ocho-
tecc.
Flor Tolentino, acusado de asesinato en-
segundo grado, fu6 considerable autor del
deIito de homicidio voluntario. A este
procesado 10 defendi6 brillantemente el
ilustrado correligionario Benftez Castafio.
Saturnino Velazquez, acusado de esca
lamiento en- primer grado, fue declarado
culpable y sentenciado tres amos de pre-
sidio con trabajos forzados
Francisco Correa, acusado de mutila-
ci6n, fu6 declarado culpable imponi6ndole
la Corte tres amos de presidio.
Jose Maria Berries, acusado de abuse
de confanza, fu6 declarado culpabIe impo-
ni6ndole la Corte III lafio de presidio
Pedro Gotay (a) Malo, fu6 absuelto
del delito de escalamiento en- 20. grado de
que era acusado por el fiscal de esta Corte.
Donate Morales, acusado de abuse de
confanza, fue declarado culpable, seiia-
lando la Corte sentencia para el dia 25.
Francisco Delgado, elemento turbulento
bre en- las elecciones de 1902, fu6 conde.
H. l. NJ < il,
carcel por turbar la paz en- cuyo delito ha
reincidiGo en- varias ocasiones.
Don Ramon Rodriguez Flores, illus
tradO professor que dirigi6 las escuelas de
esta ciudad en- ell pasado afio escolar, sale
hoy para Rio lPiedras donde pasara las
vacaciones rodeado de su distinguida IA
milia.
-Se nota gran animation en- ssta po-
poblaci6n para las festas hfpicas patro-
males que han de celebrarse en- San Juan
en- sgtos dias.
Els considerable el nGmero de ciudada.
nos que Sc trasladaran esa capital para
solazarse con los muchos espectdculos Sc
fialados en- programa para esas festivi
dades.
Ell jueves pr6ximo dara su penGltima
representation la compafiia ia PreSa" &
benefcio de la simpatica primera tiple se-
forita Aurora Gonzalez, muy aplaudida
por el pGblico de esta poblaci6n. Dada
las simpatfas que ha conquistado dicha
artipta, auguramos un exito pecuniario &
dicha compaffa.
FL sefior La Presa ha cedido & las da-
mas de esta ciudad su Ultima function &
benefcio de la iglesia cat6lica para conti-
nuar las reparaciones que Sc hacen en- d.
cho temple.
--El domingo "a, dia de San Juan, Sc
llevara efecto un mitin unionista en- el
poblada del Rio. En- el tomardn parte los