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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
LOCAL VIEWS ON THE CHARTER.
. pvutrptIcAN ASSOCIATION nIVInpn

REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION DIVIDED.
The XVIIth Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION held meeting last evening, III the church on
Fftietb-st near Eghth-aye. Joel W. Mason presiding
James Cushing jr in pursuance Of the recommendation
of the Executive Committee OF the Association, offered
the following resolution:
Roped That Republicans Of the XylIth Ascend, District
The Legislature shall Of the appointment hesds Of
Departments the MAYOR subject TO the approval or confirmation Of
the Board Of Aldermen
with such an amendment, Mr.. Gushing said the people
would then have charter under which they could labor
IN the interest Of REFORM and the result would be
turn TO The good government which enjoyed in this
city In DAYS past. Mr. OBrien SAID that similar
lntiop was laid before the Central organization and
there defeated. He hoped the same fate would attend
Mr. Cushng's resolution.
" r. Vernon favOring the resolution replied that the
action of the Central organization not 10 be fol-
loved bndly by the Association He regretted 10 hear
men basing their arguments against the resolution on
the prpciple that 10 the victor Belong the spoils
rrnen followed heated discussion. ii. b. Vernon, VIM.
r Graf. H. T. Jolly, Edward o. jenkins advocated the
massage of the resolution, while Mr.. OBnen'
wilson Bergman, and others opposed IT,
T,e latter offered a. amendment resolution re-
ouestuc the Legislature 10 pass charter soon ne
possible which, while wiping out Tanmany power and
a. the Republican party the fruits Of its
great Reform victory; and hoping that no
difference Of pnS OF the heads Of
nv Vsich Inc Association expresses DO preference
Ill endanger or defeat the final passage OF Reform
Charter Upon "A vote the amendment wac adopted by
vote OF rs ~ 90 anu 'ho' P" ~ -
resolution conveying the thanks OF the Association
49, ~ IN. AssociatIon the new Board OF Education
Vas then passed aud the meeting closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
CURRENT AFFAIRS.

THE CANAL OF ESIION-THE ERIE INVESTIGATION.
ALBANY, March 27.-State- Engineer Taylor,
Canal Commissioner Barley, and ex-Commissioner
Wright, appeared before the Assembly Canal Commit
tee this morning, land presented elaborate statements
controvertng the declarations and statements made be-
fore that Committee several days since by State Treas
urer Raines From the records the Canal Board they
show that Treasurer Raines voted for every appropria
ton made by the Board except one.
In view OF the complications in the use OF money
by Gen sickles and others 10 procure The Erie Reyou
ton attention has been attracted to the appearance OF
the people who received this money in the Erie
investigation. The best friends OF Mr.. Albert
stiekney admit that lit would be better while
ms name stands on the voucher below
OF these recipients sekess money that he should APP
pear rather as a witness than as counsel. Certified
copies OF this voucher been privately handed about
among a few members, and may not have been without
their effect procuring the vote rejecting the proposal
10 employ Mr.. stickney counsel
TRANSPORTATION.
'''' To Dan1 E slckIes DIR.
1872. For ,-,,.,,u.,.
named below for their services and ex-
penses IN the contest 10 secure 10
stockholders the control OF the road,
payment OF the same having been au-
horned by the Board
Prancis c. Barlow, Attorney -General.-.. t20oo 90
John X. Porter. 3oOo w
John Graham. 800 90
Albert 800 ~
nO,5OO 20
Amount correct ~ per vote Of Board.
H. n. OTIS,
Controller pr the President
Dated April u, 1871 Received Of the Enc Railway
compsuy the SUN of teo thousand dive hundred dollars,
IN full for the above account H. l. siCkLEs'
sl0,bOo pre'
Stamped faec.--Audinng Committee, April 49, 1871
Ere Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
PETER VREDENBERGH.

A dispatch received yesterday, in Jersey
City, announced the death OF the Hon. Peter v,eden
bergh of Jersey City, at st. Augustine, Fla on Monday
Mr.. yredenbergh born in Somerset County, grad
uated at Rutgers College in 1895 and was admitted 70
the bar in 1879. He began practice at Freehold, Mon
mouth County, and was at one time member OF the
Legislative Council under the old Constitution In 1854
he appointed Justice OF the Supreme Court by Gov
Price, and reapponted In 1862 by Gov Oden the former
Democrat and the latter Republican He was q law
yer OF eminent ability, and of his opinions
record are among the most carefully prepared read
from the Bench Of New Jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
REAR.ApMIRAL MONTGOMERY.

The Navy Department has announced the
death OF Rear-Admiral John b. Montgomery, who died
at Carlisle, PenD Tuesday. This officer entered the
navy in 1884, and the retired LIST He served n
years and months sea- and IT years on shore duty
He was mdshipman on board Of the flagship niagara
In the victory OF Lake Erie September. 1884, and
manded the Washington kavyYard from 1854 10 lsss.
HIS remains Will DO broagnt " washington Tor inter
msnL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

The United States steams5iR Van ..., S sss
,on Al The Island nav lam CsL yts'asji 70 wv
,od 81 t"s s an pr.neisco t42Oco In esnehe,
y n Briscoc, the agent at Baltimore Of pitis.
49, ,etory, srrrsi jefl.a 'hss'" WI" Wv
eaIrh shss, ~ 50 0a be 10 Released % spo~ BAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

THE steamer Dardanelle sunk Tuesday at Mills
Bend the Arkansas RIVER S3 % RoE She belonged
the h,Iophs AIssHsas R, Packet Ceupspyi
ele,V0e, GbiLsarsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
ALBANY.
TwEED's CASE DROPPED.

THE EFFECT OF HIS RESIGNATION - THE SENATE
COMMITTEE DISCHARGED.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUFE.l
ALBANY, March 27-The Senate has taken adyan-
tage Of the timely resignation of Mr. Tweed to put
summary stop to the investigation started by Mr.
Johnson's Committee. BY an almost unanimous vote
Senators Chatfeld and Tiemann only dlssenting)
they voted to-day TO discharge the Committee from
the further prosecution of the inquiry into the truth
of the allegations that Mr.. Tweed corrupted Repub-
licans by the dozen. in the Spring Of 1870 in his
fight with the Young Democracy; some of the Sen
ators alleged to have been bought up at that time
still holding seats in the Legislature. The members
of the Committee of investigation did not vote, but
Mr.. johnson was plainly in favor of continuing the
investigation and it is possible that he may yet be
heard from. SO far Mr.. Tweed has not hurt " the
Senate half so badly the Senate has hurt itself
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l
ALBANY, March 27.-In the Senate, this morn
ing, Mr. Lewis said that, inasmuch Mr. Tweed has re-
signed his seat in the Senate desired to call the atten
ton Of the body TO the fact that the duties OF the Special
Committee had probably ceased.
Mr.. Madden moved 10 discharge the committee from
further investigation Of Senator Tweed
Mr.. Johnson read the resolutions under which the
committee was appointed.
Mr.. Lord said that in justice to his feelings, he
a member Of the Senate in 1870 and 1871 when
Tweeds illegal measure passed, he desired the investi
cation continued, if any members OF the Senate
were corrupted by said William M. Tweed.
Mr.. Madden thought the whole matter should be
dropped, and, If necessary, new committee be sp-
pointed 10 investigate Citizen Tweed. The committee
was then discharged.
President Robinson announced that he had fled with
the Secretary Of State the resignation Of Senator Tweed
as Senator from the Ivth New-York District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
AseEMBLy-EvENING SESSION.

The House reassembed at 7:S0 p. m. Mr.
GILBERT, from the Committee on Privileges and Flee
,,o.s ,ubmtted a report in the case Of Theodore J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

THE COMMON COUNCIL REDUCED TO BOARD or
TwENTY-ONE ALDERMEN - SECTION TWENTY
SEVEN PRESENTED AS "A FOUNDING PRO
LoNGED DEBATE UPON IT, BUT NO DECISION.
ALBANY, March 27.-The Senate went into
Committee OF the Whole the New York Charter Sec
ton One adopted.
, 1873-10-04
So

just as the same system Of drains might do.
This cask continued to answer its purpose per
feCtly for more than a year the earth being changed
once in about four months. It was kept in use until
the following system was substituted for it as bejrs
more complete. and obviating the necessity for carry
ing the slops to ii.
This second arrangement was first described IL
Mr.. Moule's pamphlet as follows
Where there is a garden, the house-slOpa and
sink-water may in most eases be made of great value,
and removed from The house without the least annoy
ance. The only requirement is that there shall be "a
gradual incline from the house TO the garden. Let all
the Stops fall into a trapped sink, the drain from which
to the garden should be of glazed socket-pipes we'll
jOinted, and emptying itself into a small tank eighteen
inches deep, about a foot WIDE, and of such length as
may be necessary. The surplus rain-water from the
roof may also enter this. Out of this tank lay three
inch common drain pipes, eight feet apart, and twelve
inches below the surface. Lay mortar at the top and
bottom of the Joint, leaving the sides open. If these
pipes are extended 10 a considerable length, small
tanks, about one foot square and eighteen inches deep,
must be sunk at about every twenty or forty feet, to,
allow for subsidence. These can easily be emptied as
often as required and the deposit may be either mix
ed with dry earth, or be dug in at once as a manure.
This liquid Oozes into the cultivated soil, and the re
suit is something fabulous. This simple plan will
e~ffectdally deal with the Stops there is no smell, no
possibility of any foul gas TO poison the atmosphere,
and with this, and the produce of the earth-closet,
any ground may be productive and profitable.
The two following facts will illustrate The value
of this system of dealing with house-slops, &c.
On a wall-fftv-fve feet in length and sixteen feet
high, a vine grows. A three-inch pipe runs parallel
with this at a distance of six feet from it for the en-
tire length the Stops flow through this pipe, as above
described. On this vine, year, after year, had been
grown four hundred well-ripened bupches of grapes,
some of the punches weighing .three-quarters of a
pound. During q period of four years, for a certain
, 1873-10-04
The otho1 case was as follows !:

Pipes were laid below two square yards of earth,
twelve inches beneath the surface, which were fed
with the Stops through an upright pipe, about one
large waterjngp otful daily. In the month of Novem-
Der three roots of Tartarian oats were planted in this
piece of ground. The stalks attained one inch and
a quarter in circumference the leaves measured an
inch across. Several of the ears were t~wenty-six
inches long. and when the crop was gathered, eight
hundred, grains were rubbed out Of one ear. Tho
whole weight of corn from those plants was three
quarters OLA pound. Twelve OF these grains were
put into the same piece of ground the following year.
From these was grown one pound and three-quarteTs
of seed. 10 fact, in a garden oftwenty perches, by
the use of both solid and liquid manure from one
house, three crops were grown in the year, the value
of which, at market price, would be twenay pounds.
In a garden in which this plan has been adopted
for eight or ten years the pipes were recently taken
up in order TO see how far they might have been
filled with the mud of subsistence. After SO long use,
very little subsistence was found and none TO obstruct
the working of the system, excepting where, in one
or two places, the bad laying of the pipes caused
some obstruction. There was nothing which might
not at any time be remedied in half an hour.
After several experiments, a plan was adopted
substantially the same as that shown in Fig. 6. The
drain from the kitchen-sink, the waste-pipe from the
bathroom, and the down-pipe from a slop-hopper
on the second floor into which all the liquid wastes
of the sleeping-rooms are poured, enter a four-Inch
vitrified pipe, cemented at the Joints which leads TO a
cemented brick cistern about thirty feet distant, per-
fectly water-tight. A curved piece at the end OF this
, 1873-10-04

n LIE og Enhver, som have Noget
III at fordrez paa Skiftet efter af-
gangne Fyr- og Lazaretinspekt0r
Michael Nikoloj Olsen og tidligere
~afgangne Hustrue Cathinka f0dt
Schmidt, indkaldes herved med 3
Maaneders Varsel til for Underteg-
nede at anmelde og bevisIiggj6re
deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaIdes med Aars og
Days Varsel de Afd0des Arvinger
efter Loven til at anmeIde sig og vare-
tage deres Tary under Skiftebehand-
lingen.
St. Thomn Ski6eret, den 22de
September 1878.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1873-10-04
NOTICE.

FROM this date Mr.. Clinton 7.
T. Taylor is no longer Agent at
West End for the House Roche
Bros.
Christiansted St, Croix the Goth
September 1878.
EDw. c. ROCHE.
, 1873-10-04

purpose, the supply was cut off. To She surprise Of
the gardener scarcely any grapes during those years
appeared bot afttrward the supply was restored,
and the Consequence was an abundant crop the wood
grew fully sixteen fer, Of good sizs and well
EIpcned.
, 1873-10-04

Bekjendtgjorelse.
NET bringes herved til offentlig
W Kundskab, at Kjobmand William
Martin Seniors 30 eftcr hans Be
gjering ID. D. er overtaget til Skifte-
behandling som falIit.
St. Thome Skifteret den 26de
September 1878.
p. NJ. ANDERSEN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
La Mallorquina.
ora" JaJr'ca de chocolate al Vapor pri-
n'erOS premlOS OJtenidOS en- las niti-
mas ELpOS1ctOnes pltbttcaS de eSta
CIaiad.

I'm este antique aCreditado esta abecimiento tan
uohocluo lOT Jodos los EADitantes de esta Isla :,
siADoIau ulAIlaIucHte GhOCOlmIs.r do todas ola
scn pEoctJs, olnpicandO eu fabrication los mae
SAcuiontss natSilsass los sIaLenss nloCanIcos A.
puticeciOu adus paIa POdor IyaIIzaT Oh cadad pre-
cto GOA lA@ InslOTos iabruos de- Europa AdemAs he
tnospFuCurado dar los chocolates dc uueStra fabr
cAeioA eI susto general del pals aeJa Jando meZclas
"efccl"7 lITLAnLsfs qdt LtntO perJudIcan este
mA uopicA4, que utsgr4uIadsIouto "a hallpsn pll-
G4loa Ia gonrt ldau d los chocolates que on 7ta
o. nttouuscn dv uIatlulAs prOcsdsnoias MAntfestA-
mos n-"alFoa uuustAHtus iAyoroCetOTos que CONT
a.asAinont" u~iiaIan complete suTtdO para satIs
IA1c1 los poidos Conquc a. ulguou Aoursfuos eu ca
las ds q
ad'eiunos al publco en- general que sola-
mtnL1 scTd IgltiuIo chocolate du La MAIloruul-
IA cl que llrFc gTaVldO este uUmur- ca l.. mlsua
pasta Cn la Ell Ieta el lie Antonio Caruonsil
ga iuhd.laiOr.
DrpnalLo uhicO, en la misIna tabl lea calle de
San Jdst" uuna - ~ , Juan i5t.l Pt6. -klcu.
~ ~ miSinO ,ai.atieCaull emo yuuaou Al de-
tAll csteaon ICeibidos dlICCtAncutc aZucAres ue
IA tab@nAy CeutE.Il ds Igarayldez, t.lbacoa y
eisAi lios ia Las meJorrs iAD, ic.ls de IA Hlbala
Gale hoha0 pufo , siu niczcla, ytnus genoruHOs
do mn@A, iIcorVs niIon. pilllas al JuKu conseTvAa
hmcntleLas c-AJA. de tAut14iA para TuSAlOa al
1ei4u scAo. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

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. $40 nE - AMblt4astsa ae eaGA LagltAis uou pgu-
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
TELEGRAMAS.

Un Esspelable smigo nOs be iaEo-
Feeido con los siguientss telegEanlas
Fe-ibidOs de San Ih5mns
Msdid 2O.-El grbefsl PeEalts ss-
FA prUl,ablesnente nonsbFsdo Cspiisp
Genersl de P0eFto Reo.
Madrid 1s-Se la no.nbfado 90
conseio de sueTFs eompaesio dc ls@
geBeTalss ID J.s6 Do ia conehs, Co
bal!eFo dc Rodar, CSHde Dc Nslsnsss-
Do y PoEtila pass exsln.nsF 81 plan
de esmpans pSessnt~ao POE sl bfisA
der D0nsto. Be aiee Que las lfOpas
que esiAn sltian4o = CsHagsna oca-
pan Fl dislril0 dc San Antsalo n
aiaque eOntinha sigoFoasmenie.
Paris I2.-La pens as mueTic Te-
caida ca el maEiscal IiaKsine ha slcO
cOnnuisds poF Bn oonsrla de gusfIh
en- 20 aflOs De sBeieEn0, PFesla ia de-
gradacion pkfdids de sus eOadsoo-
FaeiOnes, peFO evii&stOle 10 bumllla
ci0n de uas esEem0nia p6i'lna
I6ndEes 10 -Se ha removable Il
bOmhaFdso de Cshsgena Be dice qUs
les potencias eztEa0leFas han asssu-
TadO 4 CASTELAR, que FsennOeeFAn 81
gobierno de Il TepdIlies esPsnola 'sS
pTontO como sea soiDcada ls iiissTfee-
cion de CaF'A fena
Nuevs-York l9y-Cambi0 s0bft
L6ndFes 81. AEaesF Bda. IL. . Cen.
tIlluga nlin. 10 4 Is, "a 1 -. hsgu-
lar 4 bnsn rsIno "A "A
Nueva- Oreans Is s--iiaFina tsapis
eztTd ( "a.
L5nlrss - -AEaeaf num. az 4
Hots 26l3 Cihsoh aloe 5la 4 ~
Descuento del banc0 A. ins .stsFTs !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
ARl0 etaAodnell0 De herera J aIHaIia
de Jose Martinez Rodriguez,
RI gAHECIBo
ERy ARECIBO-

81 4a, s4ssIIhf tleue II gusto dc OfreeeTse en
90 TALES Ius ga e ga Ia sbleTtO 4 ia eutraua del
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a. } ga particular lOs sfes. haGeudadUs sus
LAsagos C4g lGuuutad , solldeL s0n ia vase
z as EF rsCuultf uuAfl.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26

Aniealo ~ Dasas 81 dia qas opoEtuna'
msnls anuhclAsA Ia Adminisis&Sien gsns-
raj Eg0BgsaieA, qavdAfa eslaDlgelao ga sa
a Provinces 81 siaslsFs ssysraai pare - fFAu-
quso de toda elass Dc psrisalssa, iaalstas
demAs impress qus hsyan ds esfcalaf
pOT medic de Les Aanials' rAcaoaes 10 oog.
Te04.
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para la eonsiEaeeien, , = FePaFao sntFe
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toe del aFsieulB asstsroF.
Ar. 50 La AdmimisgFaeloB.s D. pegas
diess y Do PsEsiealAEes seadiEan = lAs Frs-
peetiyAs dsPes4sseiAs g II iAasssnAA pa-
blies para = impss .eisn - lisasFs e. lss
impress qas hsyAH &c caviar pc 81 caF
REQ y sasisfaceF De dsreehos eosrespal.
dienGoa
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nc, eoniinaAra vigsuss IL iafifa a. ifan4 aea
sslAblecidA pog keal braen g. 4s -
vismbrc &c SIS, dsbi~n4s paxaf sn var
tud de eta disE pesesas psr sada agfo1a
dc Pes0 J sh igaAl PfgParsies Ia ira1ess-
nes Dc dicha ani8ad
Ar. - Ne ciFralarA ningun sagsosa
Que no ilevs sl slasbs q qasaAads los oes-
trAVent0ros ssiAs Fsglas sulssns . Il rss-
Poasabili1sA qaw dsfsT@insn lza sg4saaa
zAs De Ceres.
ie qas De 6rasn - = - Pahl.aa e.
slp~sofsao e.easl PasA EvSssal oas.sesa.sn.
% y eumplimisuts.
PusFt0 nioo - as Dlri~snl,rs a. l-gs
-E sssrstaris Dc 0shisrps. - 4,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
;;Ojo al Diamante..
CALLE d. &. JUST0 NUN. 81

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80 49, FL MsMs8 @m#aseass fsHf8#sa - s6# aaas
- a. tssHas - NssssAsk. So - sas&aaksa asN
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g So @@s@K@s So 4 sa@eMs asaas asaas sasf
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$50 - MNaeeM 80 aMas MN# saaass as aasa
- - #Nsssss8 fsNN = asas - aaasaa - So aae.aa
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- = - = Mssm& ~#aAas ssmaa - asasa.s.sssa
Ms8NHR "a 5000 esM@M@ - k@Nsss - 49, asass
smAwMasaNm ewsea4 As@aaN $50 So - asa.a. =
$3.50 asfAss aasMss@mm smN naH@.@8 o. 49, -
assAsas ae@sHs - - $3.50 as8 - s.ms. as.sss...
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
AVISO.

fsnsinus Ia satisfaction de- pOBer en- oOnOci-
naleaLB ste uaenGTus loctoFcs. ) en particular ia
ss auAntes al bellO arts d. Ia plp tuTa; Ia leRa-
d uaia oaFitaldel tlBguidO artista pintOF ID.
h@laon "a Ll0IIaaga dlsclpulO del eelebre Cons
euil. ru Momia, Gich0 AltistA - pIOpOne dcdicar-
. tssla class ia obras conuernlentss "a el arte
4AF pfUfrsss nlcudU uua capUclalldad en TetTA-
tas al pino. poT II pArecido coruacto dibuJO J
bauu oui0Fiao. talublsn dATA lsceiOnes dc dibu-
be- pihiAra = las lssFs0nAs que lO dessen apTen
dsI. "a cAaa >. Justo, FoEda de la Hizcaina. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-12-26
SICOION OFFICIAL.
GOnIgaNO "a PEaG0a CatGL
della ISLA DE PUERTO RIcC
SEcRRTATtTA
oIRo . AR

Vista L. Hscesidad , eoasenienlia De
que Tiia ga satG FfoEinela 81 uss de- tina
brs para Il ciFed4eipu de imPfesos poT Il
C0rFc0, poT career De safirirnies saran'
tiAs, iAHlo pr Il Esia1o essao - Isariieg
laFes sl aetaAl sisE@snA Dc insugaso de lss
nismos; De GcasFda ooa Ia AoasinasiFacaoa
general Ec0nbaaieA he aaeiaas 81 sisui-uie