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SYRACUSE OPERATIVE BRICk

~ layers, Pasterers, ana store N.-ous' Protective
pnd Benevolent Uni IN, ND. ., meets rvary WEDNFS-
LAY evening at IalCi -t SEVEN o'c,ck, in the G
ton Block, C. Street opposite the Court HOUSE
LUrHEY y MERRCK President; Charles On. Friend
Vice President James Carr Recording Secretary J,hu
RAIDER, Financial SecrotCry Taomas G. Hickey,
Corresponding Secretary John Baker, Treasurer
lanes Maoy, Sergeant At A~rs.
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INDIANAPOLIS. ND-Union No.

i IS meets the ART Tuesday Of every month, at
Mler's Han, South Delaware street, John Jacques,
president. Jacob Meyer, vice president. Mike Schuck,
recordng secretary, Frank Boyle, tnancial secreary
John Flake, treasurer. Af. A. Andrews correspond
Ing secretary, lick box 70.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

ERIE, PENN. - Union No. I08
IL meets the hr-t Monday evening 10 every mon'h
At Atlantic Han, " nth a. BENZ More, pres 1915
Teach q. Jno. Dodd, vic president. Dthil Shrp.
herd, coTdng and I'm ncia secretary. Randolph
Ph~ter corresponding secretary 1924 state Conrad
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nLINTON. IOWA.-LTnion ~ -

- meet. the first Monday Of each month AZ A
Caps restaurant, 5th ave. bet. list and 81 streets
Jas Harvey, President, Geo Bee kler, Recording ana
Corresponding Secretary. Herman HaHrecke Financial
Secretary. John Mtmerstorf, Treasurer P. o. box
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AND JOINERS' UNION
BRICKLAYERS.
RRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL

- UNION Seventh Annual Session viii he hed 10
Albany, N ", commencing on thu second NJ Hd-y IN
January, 1872. Any seven bricklsVerS may pTlanizr
union and OBJ ain charter, PAYNE ut ~ g. Each
union j. entitled a. three delegates Further infor-
nation will h. furnished by addressing thu secret arV
u redith Moore, President. I33 Mont emery street
nyrAcus., N. Allied Martin. vice president JaX
435, Coviugson, XIV Chss. H. Rih delegate ~ barge,
267 n East S., indianapolis Ind. Walter B Dab. on
treasurer, 5s7 Es-t sth street, Washington, D. q
Samuel steel vice sec ia Webster av Pittsburgh
Pa John ". Browning, sec, IS Grove st New York
oity
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A UBURN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
"A meets on the FIRST Monday evening in each month
NJ No IL Genesee street. Robert Burgess Prtsi
dent W. s. Hurlburt, vice president. J. K. Law
renee recording and financial secretary. WIN. Glib
hons corresponding secretary. Jas Malone teaSETsr
y o. box 489
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION. NO. >

- 81 Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening a
No. 32l Scott Street between Third ami Fourth Gov.
ngton. A. J. Abbott, President :. Ambrose vice
President II. Ovcrwine, Treasurer ". L BWc!l,
Financial Secretary VIM. Il Martin. Recording So
tary- Address VIM. r. Martin, ?. D. Boy $50 Gov
ngt0n. Kentucky.
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CCIIFNECTADY, n. Y.-lrnion

~ NJ. ~d meets ia, first MONDAY Of every month
Henry O. Rsser, PR siient- 10y d"u' Yc president
4 .f.-s-. an financial secTettry. Simon Liud
r.rari,t, t1 orr.,l .hdng secretary. Louis Becker
trratat.- r. d. box 2eo
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IXTORCESTER. MASS.-Union No

w 81 meets % the hrst Honda, " -a-h month
Hall Pearl street, near Nan Heog Vance, presi-
dent c. ". Gerry. vice pres dent. Robert Wiedner,
treasurer J. e. SpeseEUur-, financial record z and
c,rrp-uanding secretary, ~. Edward e.
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QPERATIVE BRICKLAYERS, UN

- ION, No !, Of Philadelphia meets the ls End and
I'm THURSDAY evenings In every month at their Hal
N Locuss street, third door above Eighth street.
J. johnson president, Joseph " Hackney vice presi
dent, Theodore Yarley recording financial secre
iary, Samuel Burns assistant secretary, Elisha Jon4
treasurer, Edward Phean sergeant at arms a. LIoyIs
O. II. 0arscp, II. X. Bray, trustees
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BUFFALO. n. Y-ITnion No .

= meets me first Wednesday in each month Al
the corner u EIcott and Huron streets, il Apollo
Hal Joseph q. ScIrtWm, presitent, 32S Eim ST. Vet
IHru1 iec" stein, vice president. Pull Wsseuaeper
recording -tr-e,ary. G. II Schwrlk 6atncaI seer.
tary II. ury 10 q, frelsuT r. Henry Schlaeter trr
man lu. rrpTet' Boar uf Directors c. w. F!eir T.
Lur y, borvuz B-c2,tei Henry SchIsgter Iavid
She Ter. tDiI spending secretary, box 2TIO.
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RRICKLAYERS, UNION. no. /

= District { Columbia meats Ia th, City ~ Wssl
5to1 % tie = and 3rd THrKSJiY n Zach p ontl
:. Sloan, Pre- idrnt v. Burch vice president J. =
Farrell secretary Murphy, treasurer; Lesis Truu
bO, corresponding secretary.
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COLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.

~ III meets the second Tuesday Of every month,
At Mich gan Southern Hotel. August SchelaBd, pres
dent. Monroe VI. BRAY, vice president. August Sche-
land, Robert Rattray, corresponding see
rotary, P. D. drawer 8.
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WINDSOR, CONN.-Union No. "a

~ meets on the second saturday Of zach nIuu h
Number Of members, -. Hiram Sianuou urc dent
JOHN +. CaTIei, vice president. Samuel DAy tr..s.
George Newschater corresponding and faaucal srcr,
:. 2. o. box l55.
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RRICKLAYERS' UNION, NO. 10.

= Of Pennsylvania, meets in Chester every MON.
DAY evening, Garner Of Third and Penn streets. WIN
McD"~ aid president, JET Pe,lrick ce-prrsidnnt A.
stewart recording secTetarv George W. Dannake:
spending secretary W. II. Brown assistant do. James
II DuttOn treasurer, William r Galloway @ NJ Nc
donald John Meekns trustees, G. A. Winfree sercent.
No,rge Wiegand, Deputy.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. IA
\ meets on the second Monday OF every month in
Freck's Hal, No. 10s South Front street John Rau
president J johnson, vice president. J. Wenely, f.
name Al cretsry. y. Blend treasurer. Alexander
Hesse recording and corresponding secretary, P. o.
lock box 975.
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M i w "A u X K E.-Union No. p
w meets on the first and third Tuesdays Of every
M nth At Mcyers' Hall POO Fourth street W G Hoch-
STEM president. L SpeDger, vice president Paul
&c. gier Tecordn. secretary. Frank Wettenge hnaA-
cia secretary John Matthias, treasurer. Lewis Huas,
corresponding secretary. P. o. lock box 54l.
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NEW HAVEN. CONN.--Unio!

~ No. headquarters, Arcade Hall, State street
meets on the last Saturday evening 10 each month
Isaac Hayes president. John Uowper, vice president
Oar lei Carroll, treasurer. J. H. HAydoR financial,
recording and corresponding secretary ls4 s. John
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CONGRATULATIONS No. 4 meets

-UnlOn NO. meets
~ at Arbeter Hall Walnut street above Thirteenth,
on tie first and third Tuesdays OF each month John
Pfsster, President, r. Fink, Vice President. B'nj
Koop, Treasurer. Adolph Endres Corresponding and
English Recording Secretary. Chas. Metz, Financial
Secretary. CAas. seiigman German Recording Secre-
tarY. z. .. box $500.
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II EOKUK.-Union M. 80 meets on
IN the first saturday evening or every month. ou
Main street between Ninth and T-nth streets II. Block
PreSden.. n. Nieberdlng Vice President. Fred
koechlinE, Recording secretary John Scheee, Fin N
cal and Corresponding SECRETARY John Lsubesheimer
IRE sursr p. o. Box 1871
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A7ESTFTELD. MASS-Union NJ

w Is meets ON the fret Tue-dts ~ each month ut
Rr.e's Hail. Charles Raw one, PTesi lent Henry Ltz-
..rg. WHY President. John Cornell, Tire iSurur q.
He.deuriech Recording SccietaFy. G. Y iilns, FL
uancisl AID Corresponding Secrecy =. ' Box 5l2.
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C,IGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE

~ UNION, n. ". 81 the city Of Detroit. NJ
third FRIDAY % very Tnonth at che ~,
fyett. H4H Grait r-rt Detroit John D'CaIlagIr Al
prr.id+1l. g. ) Mcha'i, ice PTasd Il. Thomas NJ
D1i,u, i..pr til. .',rrisrv Anthony Krug r. 6nAn
ttIl s-yr,rl.- -..pl'"n lipEyll, treasurer john +
80 ift.r. corresponding secretary, hpN ts'9
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DATTEKSON. \. Union No 40
meets n the second fussd of each month the
corner a. Broal and est j. b. Ball pr-s-
dent a. MSnet. corresponding secretary
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ELMIRA, n. Y.-Union No. 10
u meets IN the last Saturday ar each month al Ne
chancs han, Water -yrc Z. Nv, Ara Grady, presd I
I'm Latternan, vice president. Patrick our in trcas
Alfred Do3G, h-eucial Secretary Daniel O.
haley recording ami corresponding j rotary, n 81
box lN3j.
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KANSAS CITY, MO.-UniOn No.
- lO2 meets the last Saturday evening Of each
month, At Turner's Hall
JOSEPH HUsEAE, President.
HENRY LEONARD, Recording Secretary.
HESBY SEP, Corresponding Secretary, Drawer SOSS
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MORT WAYNE, INDIANA-Upior

III ,- meets al fte fr.t saturday evening caci.
.nu,. VI y-ri E.-H, n, president Martin McKrun
wal. ,,r..ji,.t Henry N Ortmau treasurer. r. NJ
Ger corresponding "ctnry, box oat.
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Observation-Disclosures No. s

ta ..t- on the hr,t y edn.sday Of every MONTH
john yirsl,r Prrsil,ut. Lenc Hoffman, Vice Presi-
.rpt sil!iau Won Treasurer. John Kaiser, Record
in Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p Q. Lock
box ass.
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TOTNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA

- Union No 40 meets he last Saturday OF esch
month At City Hall, BRO dSay. Jas Mccarthy, Presi-
dent. Joseph Morris, vice president. 7. q. Walton
sIie recording and financial secretary A. Schollp'
treasurer. J. p Niebes corresponding secretary, box
To-
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IOURNEYMEN STONECUTTERS' ASSO
- CITATION OF CHICAGO, meets on the LIST and "a
WEDNESDAY Of each month, at corner - Taylor ans
Cana streets X. FEg raid, PresidrGt John Burns
Cor Sec. John Burk, Fin. See; Thomas WooimAn
Ire asureF
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nTTTSRI-RGU PA-Union No Y.

L me. ~ tie hr.j Wednt hay OF every Inth
avid Inuy. p',sid-nt Go Mc'ier, vice Or sideut
Feuitmin Ballard. rec riding -ecTetsry- u Lind>ay,
IMAM, al aud responding -scretsry. Fred SerrB
treasure
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Jersey CITY. NJ-Irnion NJ

lOl meets un thc second tuesday in every month 4.
Union Hall, l46 Newark avenue J. B. Rice President
Geo. Zeglrr, Treasurer Morris jacob Vice Prs-der.
Abe Livingston Sec Grteuyrlle, hudson Co N j
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QUINCY, ILL.-Union No. ~ meets
" ~ me nr-t FriIAY evening "a on mnnth. Han
invest sixth aud Nam str, ct. f. W 20
" pr sid.J' =. Vs. II 'fna vice Il, ">ident Henry
rane, recording ecreiAry. Henry Bruninz TREASURER
Wm Aoeng, -pOnd'ng secretary, hoX loil
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lAVENPORT IOWA-Tnion NJ

= Of meets Oh thr 4 Il Saturday Of each month s.
Sair0a r sids4t. Henry Meyer vice president Jno
Norman, recording secretary. p. H. Donnelly hnan-
cai secretary. Edward Lamp, treasurer. R. A. Mey-
er, .esponding secretary, DO ~.
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al KERS' UNION NO. 30, st Nos. 81 a9d 80 Orchsri
street New YORK city Meeting nights the first TUES
DAY Of every month Conrad P. Kuhn, PRESIDENT
l.. Wohlha and U lager, Vice-Presidents ~ Az
Rec. Sec Mortz Rothschilds Cor Sec, y, 80, Orch
as street D. Huck Fin Sec; 4. Huck, Treasurer.
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PROVIDENCE, r. L-Union No. 20
l. meets on the nrst Tuesday Of each month in Lee
ters Fan ll6 Oranston street Owen L. Leack, Pres'-
dealt Y. Fowler, Vice President. John A. schrlne,
Ire surer Geo Jesuph, Recording Secretary p J.
Mcshea Financial and Corr spending Secretary, No
99S High street.
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CPRINGFIEID MASS-yynion No.

~ AZ meets on the fret Tuesday Of escf month, at
the Springfield House, No IL West State street. Chss
II otz president Lawrence samuels, recording sec
rotary al treasurer. T. Duncan, corresponding and
financial secretary lock boz 4.
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 90meets
~ every second Tue day ia Che month, at Turn Hall
a. ha..-Ii-t seven o'clocS. John Dibos president
jacob gibbs vice president larry Flammer, fnan
cial and corresponding secretary drawer IO9.
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EVANSVILLE. ND.-Union Nc

- "a cts the third Thurs law evening Of each
month At III" Atlantic House. Ia bvtwevn Fourth
aud FIT sts. Frederick Gebhart, president. Jacob
SaueT, vice presdent. John Smith financial cretry
4 arl.R B-stehbe der, Idng secT"taN. Georgr
urrnan, rra.urer. Fun Levy, cor Spending rrrrc-
rry. }. . Fisher, kmil Levy, G. :. Meta, Trustees
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pos TON, MASS. - Union No Is
- meets n- 4 Ivy In Hedn-sd ay 10 sach w nth At
40 Wastiu-'.n at. Louis L,un pres. JudrI
Levy, Yicv pres. Samuel Suly, m. se, Fhos. j. Cox
res nigel Hart, rec. and cor. sec, Exeter Place
tharis1to y, MASS
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TROY, n. Y.-Union No. 9 meets

~ tH. last Friday Of each month At OIL Hall,
corner ~ Ctug.ess and River -te-is. Peter "a ~,
ptss,dcnt Henry Connors, vice president. Gefr-c
Smith, recording secretary Frederick Echholz fin
Cia secretary. Wm. Y. uag, treasurer Ad ph Sts"de,
sPouding secretary, box tN2.
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nRIrKLAYERS, Pre- rEGrIYE Union

- Of Chicago, meets every TUESDAY evening. at
hafpast o'clock, Al 1856 South CLARK Street, B. A
Cox PRESIDENT A. G. Graham vice presid mt. j. Nc
CURE recording ecretary. Peter Cogey financial secre
tary, J. kege corresponding secretary Charles Doeu
treaurer, Heldon Smith warden John O'OonReIl con
deCtor. William Hardenquai. board Of directors.
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PRTCKLAYERS' UNION, NO.

- Of IndIana Ueets rverY Wednesday evening n
Washington street opposite the Court House Indiana
polls. Nj Stricken president William Ksely vice
presd mt Michael Lynch, recording secretary Geo.
Weaver financial secretary Oliver Keely treasurer
oliver uchanAn, conductor; Henry Eniss door keeper
John Fegau, Chsrls Rihl, q. B. Berry, trustees. MI
chael Lynch recording secretary, $50 North Illinois
street.
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ITHACA, N. Y-UniOn No. IL holds
L regular meetings the nrst Thursday in every month
Henty Towney, President. Harry Jones, Vice Pree-
d.ut John Yohe, Treasurer. John Prayer, Recording
Secretary.
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CT PAUL. MINN.-Union No. %

~ meets the first Monday Of cach month In Mont
g"meIy Hail corner rhIrd and Wab aw streets
aaron Tong president Fatk Atwood. president.
Harry Wan recording secretary John Eckiord,
Cspuuin. secretary. frue.t Deuhla. financial -ecre-
Iary Christ nor, trra,urrr. p. ~. bIN 1851
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DROOKLYN NY-ITnion No -

RIlUUhI Y, n. - HIOh NO. =
- meets the fourth Saturday evening in e,ct
moth n "'cvcS SAmuI Symons, pres. l.
Samuel. trtat !. Ncha-ls. rec. sec. G. Laurence
cor s,c i-- b .a-ia~ sttc.i, Brootlyn, n. ".
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DOIEDO OUIO-TTp;on Ma 4,

Il meets the first Monday evening in ca h month,
NJ. VI Carthy, pres. p. j Conlisk vice pres. lillian
Bsckweth, treas. benjamin Shtf,rd, financial sec
John Murphy, recording william Darlington, crr.
La Han Geieo q, porter. Draw 70.
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DHILADELPHIA. PA-Union NJ.

me Is on w." second .ru .dN ~ each meath q
Ding 30 H,i, zenith and Ftih'rt 20, Chtrls Piulz,
frsid .ut A J "al.r-. president. Y. j d -rl.
''rrdifg -.rr.tsr' u. Harvey, treasurer. John
Ntzz ~. hs,ucIal srnr-iATy
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JACKSONVILLE ITJ-Uniop N.

ia meets the frs Monday D. ach month, rn
Err arts Han Conrad Schits4r pr. idcnt. BenIlnin
az. g., recording ami financial ct-tary- VIVA tagin,
.sr-I.r-r- A. OTnelos. corr,s pondng secretary
O.. ~, box sc.
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CtIGAR MAKERS, TNION NO. 5s

~ OF Montreal, Canada, meets at Union Hall, Craig
street Anthony Dausch president; Peter Tlngshelm ,
vice-president W J. Alstrom recording and financial
secretary Isaac Hart corresponding secretary, Box
1864 Montreal. O.
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Utica N Y.-Union No. 7 meets

~ WY the tl3ird Tue Jay ~ tch month, at their hall
Frank ~ eqaarr Utica John Pi-'f'r, president.
UBren VIC. president. charles Radeck, cor e-pcni-
ivy .ec-eta-y, p. o. hox 6S5. p. Lsltrhos, financial
.p-retarv. SIN. ~outhworth. treasurer
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OMAHA, NEB.-Union No. SO meets
~ on 10 6r.t Monday a each month At 322 Douglas
street Joseph Cline, President. Richard Cassidy
Vice President. John Hops, Recording Secretary
| David Nes Conner Financial Secretary. Joseph Ster-
rift, Corresp ,nding Secretary. Lock Box s.
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CIGAR MAKERS.
HEADQUARTERS CIGAR Nj

DOCK ISLAND, ILL.-Union No.
~ 1914 meets on the fret Monday evening q eaon
moath. Louis G.. Reltz, President. VIM H. Dunker-
Corresponding Secretary, b. 0. BOX l.
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CLEVELAND, O.-Union No. II
~ meets ou the first Saturday in 'sch mouth }.
Jacobs president. j. y. Brand, vice president. 70.
y Cannon eorresp pnding and recording secTeIAS
ZT52 Henry Stegk hamper, hnanciSl secretary: Wm'
Myers, treasurer. D. y. Brand, Vim. Breslich, y v
Marks, trustees.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-08-13

en- la instruction de 10 de setiembre
del misno aflo.
Y % Que partiendo de la base de
que los vicios de que adolece el con-
trato que la conlision acaba de ana
liar, 10 hacen nulo en- derecho, exa-
miEe y resuelva, 81 en- nel estado actual
de las cosas debe proceder 4 su anu
lacion por cualquiera de los medios
legales que estan en- sus facultades, 8
decretar su continuation, subsanando
hasta donde va sea possible las ilega-
lidades y vicios cometidos.
Palacio del Congreso, 10 de julio
de 1871.-Antonio de los Rios y Ro-
sas, presidente. -Candido Nocedal.- L.
Antonio Canovas del Castillo Es-
tanislao Figueras.-Eduardo Alfonso
y Colmenares. Jorge Loring, secre-
tario.
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cuya abadfa esta siempre lena de espec
tadores visitando sus monumentos. en el
Tamesis, que en- las horas de la marea
tiene tres y cuatro mil buques surcando
las aguas, y en- los ferrocarriles, cuyas es-
taciones Sc asemejan a ciudades populo-
sas- Ell hijo del emperadsr d Pedro, que
tan popular fu6 ell Inglaterra, & la que
en- gran parte debi6 su corona, es recibido
doquiera con gran simpatfa, y 81, por su
parte, aprovecha bien su estancia en- Pa
rfs y en- L6ndres, ALI visitando las ruinas
de las guerras civiles, aquf estudiando su
Parlamento, sus tribunales, sus escuelas,
sus hospitales, sus establecimientos peni-
tenciarios y los mas admirables institutes
de beneficencia Desde Ell tribuna de la
Reina, donde ha presenciado con la viva
curiosidad de todo el mundo, Ell eterno Y
dramatico proceso del pretendiente la
gran herencia de lord Fichbarne, ell
Claudio Fontanellas de Inglaterra; ell EN-
pc ador del Brasil, Sc traslad6 al inmedia-
to Parlamento, presenciando durante toda
una noche los interesantes debates de la
CSmara de los L6ndres y De los Lores y
Comunes; va sobre la reforma del ejercito,
va para la introduction del voto secreto
en- las elecciones de diputados.
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Dice El Impartial de Trinidad del %

Dice Et ImpGrcldt de Trinidad del 70
de julio:
La paz va no solo es un hecho en- la
importante comarca de las Cinco Villas,
sino que 10 es tambien en- la que forma la
Comandancia general de Sancti-Sp{ritus
y Moron. Todav1a no esta terminada la
Inca militar de Norte 4 Sur de la Isla
cuando Sc palpan va los benefcios de su
formal installation, y de la prontitud con
que Sc estan llevando cabo las mejoras
que la haran inexpugnable.
La insurreccion cortada, dividida e i'm
potente para superar los obstaculos que lie
oponen la ciencia, la vigilancia el valor
de nuestros soldados ha fenecido va en- las
Villas y en- Sancti- -Splritus y Moron. A
corralada en- el Centre y parte Oriental,
donde Sc la persigue tenaz y constantemen-
te, no lie daran, ciertamente, larga vida nj
los auxilios materiales de algunos aventu-
reros, pues cada dia es mas activa de
mas resultados la persecution; obligados
a no ser NADIA y ser cazados lentamente
81 Sc dividen, hacer frente reuniendo-
Sc en- masas que no pue1en ecultarse las
columnas que los persiguen, es indudable
que de un modo 8 de otro tiene que ter
minarse en- razonable plazo 10 que queda
de insurreccion en- ell Camagley y en- Ell
Departamento Oriental.
Las noticias de Saucti-Spiritus y Moron
que tenemos de fuentes dignas de credito
dan por terminals las partidas de impor-
tancia que Sc impusieron en- aquel distri-
to hasta hace algunos dos meses; quedando
solas algunas de criminales comunes otros
que huyen por Ell castigo que les esperan.
Ell Voluntayso de Manzanillo dice en- su
n1mero del %:
PYesentados. s.-Considerable es Ell n6me-
ro de los que han llegado dltimamente 4
esta ciudad, procedentes de Cabaniguan,
la Zanja y otros puntos de Ia Costa Sur
del Camagiey. Segun hemos sabido, la
hija mayor del geneeallsimo Aguilera Sc
habia tambien presentado en- Ell Jagiey, y
quo La doaaaAe familio, .a,,iioul dc otras,
tambien de alto copete, 10 verifcaran muy
pronto en- ell mismo punto.