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-, bMQuETTEs.-The general use in Europe of
onquettes," as fuel for locomotives, is one of
the most remarkable illustrations of the value
ol modern utilization processes. Both as re.
specls economy of consumption and room re-
CURED Tor siorage-two most essential condi.
tlons-the use Of these briquettes, for the pur.
pose naTned, Is found to be all that could be de-
washed Goals, cemented with the material ,vhicb
forms the refuse OF starch factories, or with coal
tar, or some other effective substance. The
mixture is subjected to the pressure of nistnn
IN cylindrical or polygona case, and then ex.
posed 10 current OF hot air In a kiln for ahont
three hours. The resulting blocks weigh ON an
average eight pounds, and burn with resid nc
of from four TO seven per cent, of ashes, The
experience Of the Austrian railways is, that thew
eyaporate ~ pounds OF water per pound 81
coal. Their introduction has been almost uni
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LATEST NJ ARK ETB-
NEW YnRN STOCK MAENEY

INV YoEK. MayI.-Money steady az per cent cut
rency e per cent gold mainly abe intel eieens ca.N
II per cent Sierlng unchanged al lpaA e. lWlA 0pl
lower; opened At lls closed as ltsA & llSA iVahn
C cent tor carNinl Ctearlhsn Hel aNtN ltraa1
nrV disbursements stSleNN export oaaNNi rt0h +hie
shipment tomorrow So Vte fhe slight advance "a se,u
riues az lonlan and inDle favorable gUHfs lVn Nash
nston. and ihe dccreA7e M 7hAeAta e eeFeie itA thA
amount nrst Uamei wve the etese- ssis Nesi m tie F
tFansfers Un leu nte ltt aANHht Vi +9A t-ti',st
the negotiation ci Ee celts,4A it3 ANf '=tse esfH7,
aay. NcNvFnNcHNa = @ pea tgAtt is"fft Tiflt'5
steady STATE rels,e JaR sHt heA'9 tNaeqas9<s HH
per cept Siegks sgtNe ana atttNeA4s at Htst "ith Z
GENERAL .g,ap,ble vs. R9S Meyh a,oFA t,t ~ ~e,A
hands was thrvwN VNea eAtln sestHNHt "atvAs VIVA
heavy shMt eAiea nVpssaA}ts PiVtt.fA tSstFt4t W
tsY and general lse iR prices Qh tae 4gtye st o ttH
~ pen ceat Tbs ieSdins gs.ef,a ~f4N NVts WfssfFt
raeiHe Mail MsaleIs 4 Rt,tA teVa tsfiy, RQ4A tsA9A
OhiQs lake shore, ana e. 4. a B. 81 tps stfA-s vt7
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FASHION AND HER WHIMs.-F ashton has at
length reached a point in dictation at which we
rejoice, for its laws are not now simply for the
mere apparel. A foreign magazine has a de.
scrlpton OF dress, of which it says: "With
this costume the mouth is to be worn slightly
open.' This is happy, for there are so many
women who do not know what to do with their
mouth, any more than timid young men know
what to do with their hands, and minute drec-
tions of this sort, studied with every style of
dress, will be very convenient. Ii is to be hoped
that some costumes will require the mouth to
be worn shut, for the effect in the street would
DC anything but agreeable if every lady went
about with her mouth open. So much depends
upon expression, in combination with costume
That the subject is worthy Of study. The effect
OF the prettiest dress is often spoiled by a sour
expression of the face, and as expression is
simply an affair OF the muscles it can be pre-
vented by an artistic dress maker. We are
very anxious to see, by the way, what women
viii be hike when the Worths and other artists
have finished with her. She is already. with
her three-story hat, panier built up like a dome.
high heels and fascinating wiggle walk, a crea.
ton OF great interest, and il she "wears her
mouth slightly open" there will be no resisting
her. If, now, she were to nearly close her ewes
and, II 1t is not irreverent, go it blind, :" we
could suggest nothing more We should saw
however, mat these fashions are not universal
The women in Lancashire England are driven
into still stranger apparel. They often put on
the poor clothes OF the miner and work at the
mouth OF the pit with pick and shovel. They
also engage in the heavy work of the farm and
are employed on the canal barges; harness and
lcaa tne horses ana take their turn at the helm
and help 10 load the vessel These girls arc
rough in manner aud coarse in language, but
honest and industrious. They take their pint
Of beer and enjoy their pipes, and never grum.
PIE. The question OF how to wear the mouth
rant. w. ~"
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90. r." wrote from Cincinnati TO the Wash
ington Capital: "The most entertaining dele
gates are those from southern states. They are
in great part loyal men, as they are desig-
natcd--that Is, southern people who have been
amnestied aud are liable TO office. Back OF
these is huge crowd Of fre-eaters, ex.officers
OF the late confederate army; and the queerest
part of II is that they are unanimously for Gree
ley. Give US Greeley said Col. D. X. McRac
OIL Memphis, and he can have all the rebel vote
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Many feel or less drowsiness after eating
full and hearty, although not excessive meal, viii
often bring on tendency to sleep, almost irresistible
This Is caused by the stomach and liver attracting TO
themselves in order to the work in hand an
amount of blood which would otherwise have gone to
nourish the brain, and to aintanits unctionsnature
deciding that the business OF DIGESTION when there is
food the stomach to digest is important for the
time being than other business whatever Nevertheless
for many reasons, this heaviness after eating is ncon-
venent and undesirable But it may always be relieved
by the use of pure tonic stimulan such Dr. Gotteb
Fisch Bitters. This spurs on the system to double
work till the digestive business is well forward; the
system then repays itself literally of the newly Sc
cured fund ofnourshmen; reaction is thus precluied
This subject continued next week under WHEAT A
Coon APPETITE IS WORTH" deop3t&wlw my6
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buy Me, and HI do you G5OOd.o-Dr.
Langieys Root and Herb tsitters. No drugs
no polsons nothing deeterOus nothing hut good healthy
roots and herbs such as Sarsapara. Wild Cherry yell
low Dock, Prckly Ash, Thoroughwort Mandrake Rhu-
barb, pandeion &C., compounded so as to reach the
Liver and Bilious Diseases Jaundce Dyspepsia Cos,
veness, Scroula and all difficulties arising from dis
eased stomach or impure blood. Twenty years of un
nvaed success has proved them them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO. G. GOODWIN Il co.
Boston, and all druggists deoDGwlgw roo
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NEw YORK May 7-Cotton que, and &c lower sales
s4o "a s ss sS & sai q Il a. Az 06,o s5 a
9I5; estern ST. SO $40; Southern s. a. l2,15. Wheat
gaiet; sales 81 Gio BUSH No spriGg sI75 a Isl No
slS g III in store winter red western sl,Sl@l93;
$4,000 bush new mycd western 10 a lie, chiefly 76sc.
Oats hrmer; sales 5000 bush; OHIO So a 5Sc western
LaTi heavy at - a 9Sc Butter tIrn new % "a Sic.
Whisky quiet and firm at S3c. Rice frn at $40 9se
O. SIC AColee queti Rio l4]a "a l7c Moasses quiet;
g "a 51e po St i and eayy at sSe5 for strained
Petroleum hrmi crude lSse' refined 28'sc Iallow hm
CHICAGO, May Flour firm and in fair demand
Wheat excited and higher; No spring 81 f6 spot, S4g
seller June. Corn buOyaut and unsettled; No mixed
~. 44c spot 4}c seller June rejected 4le oats hrm
and in fair demands No 36c. Rye advanced and IN lair
fall IS a Sc Whisky dun and lower at s1kc Pork
duh and unsettled at S2,5J a l2,h5 spot S2.75 seller
Bacon qHiet and unchanged. Recelpts1OO9 ibis flour,
250OO bush wheat O0OO bush corn, $4,000 bush oats
2OOO bush 1000 bush barley. Shipments-7O0j bs
-four, 1000 bush wheat, $4,000 bush corn, 1000 bnSh
CINCINNATI, May Pork dull ami unchanged, buyers
holding OFF, regular s275 Lard dull and dropping at
sS @sa o S Sc for s NJ se B9 meats q T
hogs quiet a. 81 q 49, receipts 1870 WhisSey in fair
SEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Cotton weak middling up
WATERrowx. May Beef cattle-rcceipts 27l head;
supply heavy from the west and demand ar with prices
c per pound lower; sales choice $40 a. 1925; extra
"a 81 third quality s. q 95 S6eeS sGSI I 4aby g
eeips 1918 head; prices gnehanged sales nots at S75
q S6Io eachi extra s. a. 1913; spring lambs S. "a Sll
per head Veal calves IS a IS.
Foreign Markets.-[By Atlantic Cabo.l
LONDON May 7-Consos 92N. 7. 5. bonds fiat; 5-2Os,
1852 s9a; do 1855 old, 9O%; do, 1867, 9}9; u ten
Az Frankfort, May I, U. S. 5-2Os 1862 SO.
ding apd d Do orean fS ana sales esI sSG 9es
FrRsTcLAss MISUNDERSTANDING hny cents in
Williams Jnmaica Ginger
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Banking House.


VIM. H. MORSE. .............. BANKER,
4aO Main Street, corner Of Pleasant
Has opened an Office for the purpose of doing General
Banking and Commission Business.
Buys and Sells Government Securities Railroad and
other Bonds, Gold and Coupons.
Executes orders at New York and Boston Stock
Boards.
Draws Drafts payable at sight, available in all parts OIL
Europe.
IS AGENT FOR EUROPEAN STEAMERS.
NEGOTIATES BUSINESS PAPER.
ge@ Business hours same as Banks of the city.
REFERENCES BY PERMISSION.
Hon. GEO. W. RICHARDSON, President City National
Bank. Worcester,
CALVIN FOSTER ESQ, Worcester.
W. d. FORBES, ESQ.,, President National Bank of Re
demption, Boston.
BREWSTER, SWEET & Co., Bankers, Boston.
WALKER, ANDREWS Il Co., Bankers, IA Wall street,
New York City.
WM BENNETT, Esq, Hubbardston, Mass.
LEVI HAYWOOD Esq., Gardner Mass.
CHARLES HAYWOOD, ESQ, President First National
Bank, Gardner, Mass.
Worcester April Is, 1872. dim
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PMPLEs AND HUMoRs FAcE.-In this cond
ton of the skim the VeGetine is the great remedy as
acts directly upon the 1t cleanses and purifes
the blood thereby causing humors all kinds to dis
appear. dW&F
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HUMANS SHARE Win HoEsEs the benefits deriyabie
from the "orld-renowned MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ
hLNf The most rreiragabe testimony establishes the
ac that this wondrous balm exeris the same soothing
ana healing influence when appli TO The human cu
cle That II docs In cases Of SPAWN founders rngbone,
pol evil scratches, wind gall aud other ailments Of the
horse which require outward treatment tits, In met,
tue most eecual of all external remedies Tor rhcuma-
sm govt stiffness Of the neck neuralgia sore throat,
swellngs, cuts and bruises Of M kinds.
mys wli&deop3t
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Rnrc Chance for man with from as 900 In
$500 cash. buy wei established and paying bust
ness " offered BY the snbacrbera, who wish To dsnosc
OF their Tin eddlng business TO close copartnerihin
The business has been successfully carried on al uis
place for the past ~ Years For particulars address fe
owners, 80 DAVIS, WAITE ~ CO..
mA4 ht Hubb1rdgon Maea
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No beer sold at Marsh & Co.'s bw price dining
rooms, 523 Main street, up stairs.
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A LIBERALS OPINION OF CINCINNATI.-Ed
1oGrd atkinson, ESq.-Dear Sir: gladly signed
the Massachusetts paper urging republicans TO
go TO Cincinnati, although | thought the con-
vention was called upon a wrong basis and
should have been a union of all in favor of
reform in the politics of the country. The "con-
sultation" has been held, and has resulted in
failure to make nominations which give any
promise of a reformation. Those who went to
Cincinnati mainly to make protest against an
absurd theory of political economy, which is at
the bottom OF great share of our corrupt and
unequal legislation, national and state, find a
candidate provided for them who is, more than
any other man in the country, responsible for
the spread of the delusiOn. Those who went
there to protest against personal government,
the chief vice OF the Grant administration, find
themselves asked TO support man who, as a
politician, is simply the head of faction of the
republican party in New York. Those who went
there believing that a nomination would he
made which, if ratified, would change for
the better the civil service, in its highest as well
as lis lowest grades, find candidate placed in
the field whose following is mainly personal;
and who, even if personally honest himself in
variably acts upon principles which make nine
men out of ten rogueS or the victims of rOguery
from whose election or support, therefore, no
reform in the civil service can he expected Those
who went there simply to cheat Grant," find
themselves confronted with no alternative but
the election of Grant or the regular democratic
candidate-ether of these hap-hazard results to
he effected by the personal disgrace of support
ing bad ticket nominated by corruption and
blunders. Under the circumstances which call
forth this wall from one of your fellow-signers
and sufferers, suggest that you invite CORE
spondence from all persons who are inclined to
try again TO eXtricate themselves from a corrupt
condition of parties and see what comes of it,
and in this effort, if it is not to late, think you
VIII hnd many who will join you.
Yours respectfully,
Boston, May 6, 1872. W. S. Robinson.
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MARRIED
In this city. May g. by Rev Ira Bidwell August ia
Wis to Meivina Perry, both Of Worcester
DIED

IN this city, May 6. of scarlet fever Herbert L. only
son Of | and Mary A Harrington, aged fifteen u.s. yrs
eight 49, mos. N' 80
Funeral at the Vestry of the Salem 81 Church
wednesday, AT O'Clock NJ. Relatives, friends and
classmates are invited 10 attend.
In this city. May Z, Edward Warren, son If j w and
ii farmenter, aged 10 mos IA days.
funernl Thursday at house 81 Myrtle ST. at one clock
~ Relatives and friends are invited.
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Rice, Whiting a. Bullock,
B A N X L r S & BRO ERS,
Cor. Main and Pe,un Sts., Worcester
DEALERS IN
Government Bonds, Gold. silver, Coupons,
etc., etc.

etc., etc.
Investment Securities a Specially
Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds
Special attention given to orders for purchase and sale
of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabin or seerage
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange Drafts
drawn payable in amy of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest on deposits subject to check at sight
Special deposits for three months or longer received
with interest at current rate. diff aplO
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skin Diseases.-Perry's EaproUed CoBaedoRe and
Pimpe hemedB-Ihe SKIN MEDICINE OF the Age Is
war; inied % cure Flesh Worms, Pimplcs Eruptions
and Blotched Designations of the Face Sold by ali
druggists. Depot ~ Bond st., New York
For Moth Patches, Freckies and Tan. use pERRYis
MOTH AND FREcKLE LOTION. The well known reliable
and harmless remedy for Brown niscooratons OF the
race Prepared only by DR.. Is. O. Perry DermaiOlouisi
40 Bond st., New York Sold by druggists everywhere
mills dM, &S&w6m
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Housekeepers will appreciate the change made
ior their benefit by Jordan, Marsh Il co. Boston
ihelr night and spacious front basement is now on.
iull lines OF oottons, linens, blankets auits cur
ulns, prints, &C., ailordIng every conyenienee for
elaDorate furnishing or for trining purchases
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SpeeiaI A0t1ees.


and all others interested in Inventions.
PATENTS OBTAINED,
Reissues, Extensions Copyrights and Caveats secured
FOREIGN PATENTS PROCURED
Assignments lnterierence and other Patent Cases at
tended to by JAS. G. ARNOLD Worcester, Mass.
3O3 Main st, diff mhl9
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stnmpIng nnd nInchlnn nrn,.,,...
nntcheIor,s rInir nv

great variety Of Designs and a long exper,ence In
arranging them Orders promptly filled al 26O Main Il
opposite Thomas st., up one ght By 1871 9'''
ms dw' MRS HOWE
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In the city or Country,
No Family should be without box of
sANDFORD'S COMPOUND HAMAMELIs,

or, WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT.
This most perfect preparation of a highly medicinal
shrub is equally good for Man Beast and sold every
where al 50 cents and 81 20 Box Its virtues in all
cases OF Inflammation are celebrated while its curative
properties are unequalled in all of Burns, Car
bunces. rheumatism, Scratches. RngbOne, Chatting
Scads Ium0rs Sprans Calls, SPAWN elons Bruises,
Lumbago Boils, Cuts, Sores, Piles.
All Druggists sell it.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents BOSTON Mass
deOpNW | m -
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NOW COIIcctabIc.
500 Bounty for who enlisted for three years be-
tween May and July o. 1861 and discharged he
iore serving two years by of disease injuries
contracted while in the service of the United States
+. L. ABBOTT
myS dtf I Central Exchange
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Kingaley's
IRON MIC.
The Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Loss Of appetite
Weakness, LaRguor, Depression Of Spirits
Want Of Energy, Female
Complaints,
KingsIey's

and wherever Tonic Medicine is needed. 1t just the
thing to Keep up the tone of the system 1t Quack
Nostrum, but Reliable Iron Tonic 1t is now used by
many of the Hospitals in New England as their standard
Tonic. Physicians are told Its composition, and are
using 1t with great in their practice Manuac-
turers. merchants lawyers minister's ladies' try this
article.
1t will do you Good.
1t is surprising how quick it will build up pale and
sickly children.
KINGSLEYS IRON and MANDRAKE PILLS are
the best Pulls for the cure of Indigestion Liver Com
plaints Jaundlce, Headache, Stomach Ans Constpa-
tton and all Diseases arising from torpid state of the
Bowels. Two Pills equal to bottle OF Congress Water.
Soldby p. G. SKINNER & son,
apll dSm Worcester
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Muiltudes Of thom suffer, llngcr and die because of
Pn- Worms. The only known remedy for these most
tfouDeaolc anu dangerous Of MI worms children or
adul,s isDh. GOULpb ifs-wOHN SYRUP. Purely veg
eabie sure healh TO nl worms, valuable cathartlc
ana benchchl 70 heath. Warranted Price reduced ia
ia3l dAwAm Uoatnp
Card.-A Clergyman, while residing m South
America rs mssiOnafy, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure NJ Nervous week.-mrs., Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and Tic
whole train OF disorders brought BY hancul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cnrcd by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire 10 bencRt The
afflicted aud unfortunate, VIII send the recipe for pre-
pairing and using this medicine, IN sealed enyeopc 10
any one who needs II, pREE oF CHARGE. Address JOS
7. lNMAE Station y, Bible House, New York city
mh23 d&wtie3'
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BhtchelOrh Hair Dye.-This superb Hair Dve
10 Wy 0est ~ re Uord-perfectly harmless reliable and
nsian,aneoq5 no disappointment ITO rdieuions tnis
N qi 9uol The genuine VIM A. Batcheor's
uil Dye pIOuuces iDiDediutelv a splendid Black mr.
6oes pat S edDa 9aves The hair clean, soft beautiful;
pound Sold by all Druggists Factory ID BOND AT
nlYr tylJ
Geo; y. Hoppin a. Co., Commission Merchants
n u'aelh IN flour, Corn, Rye Oats Malt Meal OF All
hilv,5, flhc ana Coarse Feed. Iinseed OIL Meal
lNN uu Mechanic st.. Worcester, MUS
~; o. Slocomb. NJ. d., Elm st.. Milibury Mass
Vheo hoers-morning till Q O'Clock; evening TO 0
60 wv apo
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LONDON, May 7.-Consos 92N. U. $ bonds fiat; 5-2Os,
1852. S9 do 1855 old, 9OA do 1861 99l; u. s. ten
foriles SSA.
Al Frankfort May I, U. S. 5-20s 1862, 90.
LIVERPOOL May I.-Cottcn quiet and easier; mid
ding uplands lid; do Orleans md; sales 5000 bales
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FIRST CLASS MISUNDERSTANDING ffly cents in
Williams Jamaica Ginger
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-24

servaciones q N. de Remusat, sin que
vuestro lenguaje dele traducir Ia mas pc
quena muestra de irritacion por nuestra
parte contra el gobierno de Ia repdblica
Lejos de ESQ, V. E. insistira mucho en-
manifestar el digusto y desengano que SUI
frimos al yer que, inmediatamente des-
pues de haber dado las mas cfaras pruebas
de nuestro esp1ritu conciliador, surgen he
chos ante los cuales me veo en- la triste
necesidad de califcar de premature nues-
ira esperanza del restablecimiento de la
confianza reciprocal entire los dos pueblos.
- Bismayk."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-01-24

| presupuestos de las provincias de Ultra
mar en- igual forma que Sc verii-a COZ
respecto al misno ministerio.
Art. 90 El referido negociado seguirs
fernando parte del ministerio de Ultramar
pero los funcionarjos 81 asignados Sc su.
Jetaran para su ingreso y ascenso a 10 dis
puesto en- el reglamento de % de setiem.
bre de 1870; 81 bien tendran iguales dere-
chos y conMderaciones que & los demds
funcionarios del mismo mjnisterio que cor
respondan con arreglo la clase al suel-
do senalado a sus plazas.
Art. 70 E ministrO de Ultramar dara
cuenta las C6rtes de 10 dispuesto en- este
decreto, y expedira las 6rdenes oportunas
para su cumplimiento
Dado en- palaoio q trece de diciembre
de mil ochocientos retenta Y uno.-Ama-
deo.-Elministro de Ultramar, Victor Ba
laguer."
Ell Impartial censura hoy duramente
al ministro de Gracia Justicia, por Ia
separation de an juez de primera instan-
cla que ha sufrido condena, y nuestro CO.
lega supone que ell delito por que Sc lie
impuso aquelIa fu6 cometido en- duelo.
Nuestro colega eSta completamente cqui-
vocado, seguK nuestros veridicos informes.
EI juez cue alude II Impartial, fu6
condenado ocho amos de preside por el
DELFT, de muorte violenta dada en Sevilla
ID. Juan Camargo, delito que confess eI
REQ y los testigos que 10 presenciaron. La
sentencia y extraoto de Ia causa Que Sc
le sgui6 y termin6 en- 10 de agosto de
1916, Sc halla unida al expediente del in
teresado en- ell ministerio de Gracia Y jus
ticia, donde no le serfa difIoil consultarlo
q nuestro colega Uno de los magistrates
que lie condenaron & preside, Sr. Gonza-
lez Nandin, es en- la actualidad ministro
del tribunal Supreme, y el REQ sufri6 siete
amos de la pena, por haber obtenido la re-
baja de un ano.
En- 1856 fu6 va soparado del cargo de
fiscal que desempeilaba por Ia msna "a
zon ha permaDecido cesanto hasta % de
noviembre de 1869, en- que fu6 nombra
nombrado iuez 4 pesar de su expediente,
y ahora, sabedor ell Sr. Alfonso Colmena
res de los antecedentes, acord6 su cesan-
tia por que asf 10 crey6 conyeaiente en-
justicia.
Nuesto colega ignoraba sin dula, ante
cedentes y p0r ESQ censura este Ito de
justification del Sr Alfonso Colmenavos.