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, 1874-05-02

Wo print THIS morning IN appeal from Mr.
John Wo1ah, President Of tho Centennial Board
Of Finance, in which he invitos Ills oountrymcn
In NIL parts Of tho lion to unto in making tlo
affair. succoaa and n credit to tho nation. Tho
management of tho oontennIa1 have ul1ndor ttoir
charter, placed THO slaroa Of tho stock at e1o,
thus enabling almost ovory American. cItt-
zon to acquire d; proprietary interest In
the Exposition, and to become dirodt
contributor to tho grand COMMUNICATION
Of tho foundation. Of tic Republic. To ouacl,
shareholder Is issued handsome memorial,
suitable for framing and preservation; zocitlng
that tho holder had periodically contributed Of
hfs means to colobrato tho one.l1t1nlrodth aun1i-
vorsity Of tho Declaration Of American Indo.
pondonco.: In tho appeal of hIr. Wo1sh will bo
found instructions how to subscribe md how to
remit tho money, and a1l tho particulars. Bharo-
holders arc to ahare tho profits, II my accruo of
tho Exposition, which is to begin with tho 10th
OF April (anntrcrsary Of the Battle Of Lexing-
ton in 1775) 1876 and continue until tho 10Th of
October (apniyerBary Of tho. surrender of tho
British. at Yorktown. 1t is difficult to imagine
more patrlotto exhibition than n grand unttonnl
celebration Of this k1ndi 1t paid for by tho volun-
tary subscriptions ot tho 'wholo people,, or one
that appeals moro strongly to tho pride Of every
American citizen. :; j. ~ 49,
, 1874-05-02


Janc. Lard was active, md 200 higher, cloalng'
mt a1o.1o@1o.12H cash, and s1o.2716@1o.ao sell-'
or juno. Moatu woro in fair demand md steady,
at 61da tot shoulders, $40 for alort rlbb, 6y6o
for short olear, arl 1o@11o for swootcpickled
hams. Like fro1ghta woro nottvo mud unchanged,
at DO for corn to buffalo. nighwinoh wcrc moro
aotivo, mud 10 lowor at o4o por gallon. Flour
waa qttiot. aud firm. Wlicat was aotiyc, and 1o
higher 6loalng at s1.27 oasl, s1.2s>6 eollorl
Juno, md 41.2o>6 for MINNESOTA. Corn waa nc
tive, and 71@11o higllor closing At 5o caht; mil
Go>lo roller june. Oats woro active and hhndo
higllor closing Mt 4o96ccanh, and $50 sollcr June.
Ryo was in fair demand md iatoady, at o1@92o.
Barley WIS dnll, but nomlnnlly stronger on No. 2.
Hogs wero aotivo and alado low4or, solhhg III
s4.5o@5.oo. Uattlo we're aotive and firm, with
sales at ea.oo@a.40. Sheep woro uoaroo and
firm
, 1874-05-02

: ,E1-socretary Boutwell, has made q statement
to tho Ways aud Mems Committee in regard to
his responsibility for tho Bauborn swind1o. Ho
supports Richardson md Sawyer in tho assertion
that Solicitor Banhold knew moro Of sanborn
and tho details Of his contract than any other
officer Of tho Trcasury. Banfell's iniiala ap-
'poar on tho first draft Of tho contract aud. in
the light Of Mr.. Boutwell's Testimony, 1t iB
impossible to doubt that the Solicitor is rs
much to blanc in tho naattor as any ono of lis
!aaspoiates. Mr.. Boutwell, admits TINT lie in-
structcl all revonue officials to assist sanborn,
and attempts to justify htH courso in doing so.
Undoubtedly: Ills fault CONSISTED in:gtYing theso
Instructions, and in conducting tile sanborn
mnttor without consulting the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue, Mr. Boutwell, eaya that
his action: may hhvo boon technical violin
ton Of the law. Wo say, thon, that technically
lie WAS wrong; that le was accustomed, during
his administration Of tho Treasury, to FREQ and
easy treatment of tho Iaws; and that Govern
mont officers hayo not the discretion, which ho
repeatedly assumed, Of stretohing once tho Law to
their authority. i. -.
, 1874-05-02
THE FIRST NATIONAL CANAL.

Tho Unltod 6tatea at lust has gone into tho
canal business. It has bought tho Louisville l.
Portland Canal for ita debts. During tho last
three yoars tho Government has expondott oyor
s2,o00,0oo enlarging and deepening tue onnal,
ind yot no man, company, cIly, or State would
accept tho canal as o gift aud bo compollol to
koop IL In repair and operate It, Tho canal Is
something over two milea long, and 10 intended
to allow boats to nass around tho falla Of tue
Ohio whom the riyor ID low. The canal was
built eomo thirty Or moro years ago, md then
whom tho buHiuess Of tho Wost was done
by boats, md when thore was wator enough in
tlio rlvor to Justify tho use OF boats, tho oanal
was an accommodation. But timoa Layo CHANGED
since 1a44. The water in tile Ohio River Ina
become 90 uucortain that tho boats that agcond
above the fallg arc comparatively small. Tho
transportation OF fraight. and passengers has
passed away from tho rlvor to tho RAILWAYS,
Thirty years ago'it was problem how the htooam.
ors required to do the transportation Of tho
West would find room to navigate tic rivers, Or
, 1874-05-02

Politics in Nova Scotia Is: aa uncertain q
science aB in other countries. Mr.. Woodworth. a
nicmbar of tho Provincial Legislature, had e1.
,perlonco of tho fact, tho other aay in n noyol
and not delightful way. IIe had made charges
rofcctiug upon tho Provincial Secretary, mud
had been ordered by tho Legislature to apolo-
gizo. So far Us appears in tho dispatches, there
was no motion for IN investigation, but moroly
. poromptory demand for q withdrawal Of tue
hccusation. Woodworth refused to apologize
Or, to leave tho Legislative. Chamber. peace
ably, whoreupon" ho :!vaa, elected by force.
Evidently tho rights. Of Legislative bodies ero
not clearly determined in Nova Gcotin. Tho
people thore may fayor bold departure from
parliamentary uaago possibly they may oatab-
lish species OF despotlsm not included In a,ly
of tho old categories.s It would 10 for tho In
tcreats Of tho "party" to introduce tho invcl,-
ton at Washington. InBtoad Of these wrolchod
investigations wo should then have q series Of
formal apologies from tho honest mon for pro-
Bllmtng 10 sit In the presonoe OF tho Credit
Mobilier, Pacific Null, and District OF Columbia
members.
, 1874-05-02

r
Kirkland was brought before the District In
vostigating conlnittoo yostoraay, and examined.
It is astonishing how little ho knows about the
raeanu BY Which the DoGolyor d: A1cCiol1and,
paving contract wns procured. Even. his own
laGore, for which the contractors, mid
tho handsome sum Of s72.0o0, Hecm to
llave haa an !: impalpablo, osacnco which
detioa description in wordu ho could. give.
no Intelligent account Of them. Tho wny the
money went led straight into mr. Kirtland's
pookots.. He absorbed everything. Moore, Gov
Shepherds partner, got many promises to pay,
but they were n cursed irrodoeinable cur
roncy-not greenbaole, but Kirtlana's cur.
rency. Oh Tho, whole, Mr. Kirtlnud boat the
Committee at their own game. ue was as. duo,,t
and tractablo,a witness .as ohittendon, and bis.
ignorance WIS aa dense and imponetrable. why
Kirtland should hayo troubled himself to keep
ont Of tho why, and only have come before tho
Committee under compulalon, IL mystery. A
man Who knows 30 little, or ono who las the
ability to conceal so much, nood stand in aSo Of
no human investigation. '''..::'.....+
, 1874-05-02


Mutual insurance. companies viii be conceded
Hharo in tho Gcnovn award, II tho advice Of
tho House Judiciary Committoe prevails. Tho
bill as now drawn provides TINT tho moneys re-
fun!led skull be divided among tho Stockholders
assessed to moot tito original losaoa, and that no
Stockholders allnll recover for war premiums
pald.' Much complaint has bcen ocoaaionod By
tho dcIay Of Congress- in distributing tho money
recovered among: tho persons whoso losacs it
was intended to indomhify. reference was niado
to. tho inlpatience Of tho. people in tho Senate
yeatordhy, mud . disposition was manifested to
tako up and pasa tho bill as soon rs possible.
There is suspicion tint Butler ia molaing tho
bill III tile House Committee in as,ch b way Us to
favor hls, own clients, .and tho persistence Of
Congress III further delaying action will only
Increase the anxiety of claimants under, tho
avnrd ~ -. - u :. ;! -: .t:-.* '.'' .".
, 1874-05-02


Tie Alliance has tho following pa!pablo lllt Oh
tho Rcv. Arthur Edwards, diacoyeror Of trltu-i
rated current jelly juice as beverage, and editor
Of tho Northwestern Christian Aauocatc. who is;
just now ringing, the changes on oinos arnpe-
limos, which he claims WIS unformentcd vino:
When tho Greeks had 1earhed TIC art Of making beer
out Of barley, not having hand word to express
tho now drink, they ealiod 1t o,os krttAfnos vino
Of barley. And 40, in those eaaess in which thote
Of tbs nar1oy wing Or tho original qrape vine they
from "oios kftthi,.o," II, In orr day. apcak
ia lot c,,rrans wtne but eeape wnc." wonl he be
undoratood declaring that tho vino to which he
ferrcd s t4nforncntel7 And yot his phrase would bo
the exact eanlvalen for oos alpcIio5 This word
mems =" of the yinc," Or "belonglng to tho rna.a
And that docs not c!olnao fermentation is eyi.
Among the aseeka as in our day. oven tho old women
did sometimes drink too mitch. And they called sucil
m Intoxicated Oil dan1o .grahs a.poiiaH, that IN.
ian old womnn Of tho viue." But II aipe1inos e.
c1,idea fer1nentntion tho unfortunate Indy must have
pot drunk OH tnfornlentod wine. And TINT would
eavo tho Adrd:9te Us badly mircl In Hcholargnip rs
, 1874-05-02

A famine is prevailing in Asia Minor. It il
estimated that the daily number Of deaths from
starvation in tho Town of Angora is 100. An
CORA is 295 miles distant from ~CouBtantiuople,:
md is city Of so, 900 inhabitants. II tho
distress there is SO great, tho condition Of the
people IN tue country region must be terrible.
Simply aa auxiliary to tho 1abors of Christian
missionaries tho sending Of relief to those
famiahing n1an and women would 10 a noble
enterprise; ald, on the broader grounds Of a
common humanity, It should be- a hundred -times
blesand privilege.
, 1874-05-02

The Senators who voted againBt tho Currency
bill and III support of tho veto represent q
considerably" majority OF the r""n1a; .and
about lwo-thirds Of thoAs woalth !, Of tho
country. Tho toat-voto was o.. .'to 80
in favor Of the inflationists. = senator
numerical minority. Hc cappearod in The Senate
yesterday, and Has, srotp in. So 'ho .:papor-
money party have oplYja majority OF three
Senators, and their strength ia drawn from the
least educated and most povorty-striohen Soc
tions OF tho country = ,,..s.:~>.,:.-- .--,'
, 1874-05-02
BUSINESS NOTICES..


eALUohAT1vE nUs1NEss 70 s1T1oN. THE UNION
Oontral Lilo Insurance Company, Of tho nnAE |fsper
ltfo cnnraninH In tho annntry with sscts Tge ST. m
b and which issMca ondowMont pnn[cs ut iiie 1atpss
aoslros engsgo sooe2i tho loo Ytsa
Those desiFons Of sush poalon will address N. W.
HARRIS, 'HooFctar7, Cinclpnntf. q. ::
TREATING THE WRONG DIsEAsE.-3tAN
tmos emon esll uron ser family pysicsns ono w!t
irobfo # tls hrc.. 9noor wt.h pain qro and teso
o and Indifferent dosters sepa;r,o an di.,
lions assuming them to bo such whom IT, r9ai!ty They
thry tins on1y apc nesar; tolaate tar time they
until l9o b!lis made whom t!e suffering st!on!s
iay trosmon ana other 9cnFliea,!os made spa which
ttey removed hosoby institutna hoaltb and comfort
Frsm Miss TonISDA L. 81. o1A1n shsdo Ashons Co.,
O.. Oct. II, 1H12: .r:. II
"DF.R Y. Perco, Buffalo, n. Y.IYonr favorlto pro
ecrirtton is Nntting almost lko miracle NO.. an
Soor altenay hsn haye boon fes ovcf tyo 5osrs
Dr Plorso-i reselTsI o msdalnS vi! ssnt ne. ana
feel batter than hare for three ysars.r =
Ffo@ His: Jos K. HAht1l1A, odoll. Ill.,. hfatch 49,
i syofitg pEsss'ption b..
, 1874-05-02

Tho Board Of Trade is In trouble, which may
be sorous and may be slight, Tho Do. Il COM
priaes two great soctions-provision and grain
dealers. Tho former hayo ''aua1y ao1a 1,y rail.
They wiah to mako, tho practice general ono,
but tho grain mon object. Tho matter waa
brought to vote yesterday noon for tho third
timo. Tho innovation was ro1octod:; A :ahort
timo afterwards, tho Secretary Of tho Board Of
Trado oatered tho hall and announced TINT
tho Directors llnd decided that grain should bo
sold on call; and grain was 80 sold yesterday at
the hour Of adjournment. 80:
30 tho matter stands now. Tllls. however. ia
only tho outsido history. Tho reasons Of ttho
Dlreotorp' action Ito deepor. The Chamber Of
Commerce and tho Doard Of Trado arc two
different companies. The latsor haa leased tho
formcr's building for ninoty-niae yoars. Some
provsion.mon llaya been heavy holders OF
Chamber Of Commerce stools. Lattorly thoy
have complained Of tho Inconvenience of climb
story higher thnn It was before the fro), and
have sold out much Of their stock. Tits, we
understand. Inns boon bought largely by tho
Board OF Trade, Directors. THO latter, ,fearing
lost tho plrovision.nen- should socodo, cut tbs
Board in two. and so diminish tho value Of
Chamber OF Commerce stock, tried to humor
them by voting that grain should hereafter
DO sold as provisions aro,--oai call. It
ts uncertain wi'et1or: this will !; accomplish
tho desired end. Tho proyiaion.dealors, baokol
by a fow operators in grain, may eooola and
atart Board OF their own: Tho vacant lots on
Lasalle stroot. opposite the present Ctty-Hall,
havo beon talked Of as tho Bito Of tho new asao-
olatlon's hail. should this sohomo como to any
thing. II 1t does, Chicago ull be unique among
, 1874-05-02

When tradc Is dull IN ST. Louis and the busl-
ness world seemB hollow to her traleamon and
there is no brldso-item for the ehungry-roportors,
somo benevolent genius always comes up anil
Ing with proposition for the removal of tic
National Capital to "somo point in tho A1issis-
aippl Valley" This una,nbiguous, modest phrase
OF course means st. Louis. There ia no other
inhabitable "point available for tile Capital no.
cesHities Of the nation. It is certain indication
Of very wotul times in st. Louis that thcao Capi-
tal-movors are again in tho van, ahricking about
tho wants of tho "basin Of tho Miasisgipni"
, 1874-05-02

Council Bluffs will, IN oil probability, bo
named by Congress- as tho Eastern terminus Of
tie Union Pacific 1lailroad. A report farorlng
Buoh action has been agreed upon by tlo House
tlemcnt OF tho long-standing dispute between
the railrona authorities md tho Government
TINT will be generally satisfactory. Considering
Tho taxos that the people Of this country ann,,-
nly pay to meet'intorest on tho Pacific Railroad
debt. 1t certainly docs not sayor Of oppression 10
insist upon litcrul compliance with the law on
tho part Of Tho Oompaules.- We bolieye tho in-
terpretation Of tho law made by tho House Com
mItteo ia correct but even II its moaning wore
doubtful, the result IL still Hatlefactory.
, 1874-05-02

Gov. Taylor, Of Wisconsin, has isauol re-
markablo proclamation In regard to tho Rail-
road law and tho oxprosaod determination Of
tho milwaukee, d st, paul aud North
Western Companies TO disregard ita pro-
vialons. Tho tono OF the dooumentia mantfeatly
partiaan. Tho passage In which II ia attempted
70 argue the case Of tho farmers aa against tho
.s''soaaa Is unworthy Of plaoo Ia State paper.
NV ,sno position assumed, by tho Governor; Ia
sound Ho' holds that tho law is law aud
.nAs y 'e h'a duty to SEQ that 1t Ia oloyod. II
nas possibly he aoteotiye but that Ia question
Tor T. the courts to decide; and, In tho moan:
s4n''' io5lstanoe on the part Of tho
companies to !ts operation wtll only render
, 1874-05-02
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o.. so so ,. "u ~ .sau' "s 'aas 'no nnmoof of,
,oaa ~''''@ ''NN Wy ''o" 'ono"'''
mi Than c.,,o +,,o ao,,,ond Tint H.. na,;,:.:.
should onlorro Tho c,na1 ono -, ~ t,,a a,ama
r3a1a ~ Tin nincirn.t, .n.,,nho,r =. o.n,.s.s.
roanrononto Tint tt,ero ,oro ssoo nm nm -, aas,
+o1 L., lima ,,+ .I.t :.
, 1874-05-02

dorman bondholders In American railroads
nave aent over to Tits country to protect their
.nso,oh'a q MR. ostorborg, editor of a newspaper
p"''sueo ~ Franlfort-on-tA -tAe-Main. Alr. o.
.o'pofes clients arc specially concerned In tho
noektord, ~ Aock Island 4 ST. Louis Railroad.
Inns Foaa has bonded doht Of 80 900, ooo. of
'snlch all oot s225' 600 ia hold in Germany. Do
fault Inns boen made in tho Payment OF tntarost ~
shebe bonds, and Mr. osterborgs mission ia nort,,,
TO p'aco the real owners OF tho road, tho carman
capitalists, in possession OF their nron..,..
American credit in Germany, which once .,oo,
very high, Aas sustained many severe shocks
turing the past few years. What will bocomc
hfit1f the tntlat!onIstB In Congress- carry Tho
lay may DO easily Imagined but not described in
H4e reputable part Of tho English language,
, 1874-05-02

cltios III having two Boards Of Trndo. Wo hopo
tAo t matter will not go go far. Tho inorosts n-
Tho Chicago Doard Of Trade arc too vast
ahatoo vital to bo sacrificed to personal diBsonsona
or tho differences Of c1iquos. Tho Chamber Of
oonmefeo building is ono Of our fairost mon,-,
fncnts, and united and honorable Doard Of
Ifado ought to DO tho nainHtay Of onr CON-
merce and tradc
, 1874-05-02
SUMNER AND SUHURz.

o"f foaaofa WILL nna ful report OF Senator
s0hurz's cuogy on Summon q III thia mor''ins'a pa
pei. There was something peculiarly graceful
aud appropriate in tho eolootton Of Carl scliurz
to be tho onloglst Of tho gront .Massaohus
aotta senator. Had tho departed patriot
himself named his panegyrist,' We. think
his choice would have = fallen on : his
friend schnrz. In s4mnor'a darkest days.
when, tQo largo for party, ho refused to- bo its
slave, and tho mon Of little'souls and shallow
brnins who could neither fcol nor think aB purely
nor as dooply % ho' loaded him with, reproach,
sohurz was lfa friend mud q. comfortor. It. WAS
schurz's privilege, too, during tho dark hours
which came to tho great statesman, AS sooner or
later they como to all who, like him, are. IN
ndyanco OF their times,- to whisper to him words
Of cheer; It WIS moot, therefore, that schurz,
who know him and Ind boon with him, and stood
BY him when go many who had boon Ills friends
deserted him, ahouldde Ills memorial address
, 1874-05-02

=,
1xnMa Or supnontrrIoa trArAnIn M ApvAroE,.
nailyt b Sandey. .sR m
Paris ot ycar at tho hamn rato. a."
70 rtovnnt dciAy and tnstakos, 10 aud ise Post
on CO al1russ in full. ncudina Stato mud County,
non!ttauces bo snado either bydrat express Poat
O1aco osior. or tn registered o:tosf, at DIR risk.
rEM1fH 70 OirY HtJn8CHfnEnH.
11s.ly dogcrnd BundAY o1coptuu rs CONT Dor ueek.
Eat1y dclsctods hufidAy nclhde 10 chns 1,or Neok.
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Hlndson and l'ohrl,orn-st+.. uhioaRo. III.
, 1874-05-02

tfsVtCNHf'B THEATRE -N!ndton street, hntwctn
f}cnrfor,i nn State EIEaEntnent 0f Tho Aoe Dpors-
heuGe Ttoupe. ,Aitsrnoons " La poFolole'" Nvonins:
"Lph DE1gande."
, 1874-05-02

moro griovoua tho burdens of which they
complain. Tho ofroot Of tho aovornors proolal
nation wiil bo loohod for with sreat iatefdbt In
oil parts OF tho country. An open conflict b.
twoon tho Executive Of State and two powerful
corporations is aphaeo Of tho railroad question
Which Inns noyor boforo,,beon prosontod. =, >, ;
, 1874-05-02
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

The continued demands upon the space Of the ssl,
day !sae for advertising purposes forcea to
the request that advertisers sal hund in their nosices
ut tie earliest possible moment. In this way alone
can insertion and proper classification be insured
, 1874-05-02

The Chicago produce rnarkots wore generally
stronger yeaterday, with mora businoaa doing. eI-
peptin pro7lsons: Mess pork was In e;ototl 4 d..
mand, and 1o@16c per brl higher, closing at
e10.6o@lo.oo cash, and s1o.72}{@1o,7o seller
, 1874-05-02

only hardening itself and developing a doairo
for frcah viotinasi The only adequate punish
ment fs death, and, in taking the livos Of :thoso
brutos, tho world loses nothing with which u
would not GLADLY part. md nothing which 1t will
mfaa. Every murdoror hanged upon tho. .ga'lows
not only ofp1etoe ha crlmo, but gives society as.
euranco, hc will not moloss It again. Evory MUIR
doror who goes into tho Pontentiary for lifo not
only doos not expiato Ills crime, but can 1.-Two up!
on tho asaurnnco tint tho timo ia coming whom
ho can add fresh victims to his bloody catu1oguo.
, 1874-05-02

ACADEMY or MUS1C--Itnlstou etroot, botween Mad
lam nnd btptroo. Eugagomont Of Frank Cianfrau.
lt Of liz AfEansas frayoior." Aftornbon aud eyan.
ing. 49,
, 1874-05-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

s1LAoM 1 ooyNoIIs JOHN. II Mo p g. 1; a.
1yGst n;nao. sna !a;toq;st for bnsns.s ana yark
ordor I'll. Ill. q. NJ. JAMES a. 7. BIRD, Recorder.
, 1874-05-02

MYRRs' orEnA.HOUsE: htonroo strsst, hetveen
MInstro,S. Nflustroi.y and comloatities. "Alls VOL
thot Ends Wul1.h Atternoou and osoutnR.
, 1874-05-02

NOOLEYfH TIIEATRI1--1landotnh stront, hotwoon
Clark nnti Las3ae. Tho Stroes ol New 9orK' Alter.
noon and eYnnr9.
, 1874-05-02

Saturday Morning, May q, 1874.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-23

an uerviaso extremesim eato ue reeorFio toda
inertg masa. Era Ia canpaua dc la capi Il del
cementerio )ae tAnta poF 81 daseauao dc los haA-
dos
Julian hi 80 ua sapreno esf1arzo alelAat6
como eaareota pasos.
Ea este m9mauso Ia eArd.aA laz IL un re-
lAmpAga raagp l. osearA insneasldAd Ia tEaaao
sordo ~ ano ro,usab5 "a d eseF.
julian 4br5 extremaiansuse los oIos i Ia
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-12-23
SUBSCRIPTION DE GUASP.

Ell Sr. D. Baldomero Artau, de
Utuado, nos ha renitido veinte pesos
en- sellos de correo cuya cantidad le
han entregado para la familia Guasp
los senores que siguen: D. Juan Jor-
dan 81, D. Jose Roig y Colomer 2,
D. Jose Unsion Pbro. 2, D. Manuel
Munoz 2, d. Melton Maestro 2, Sres.
Artau & iHiio 2, Duenos del hotel
7 1, D. Venancio Ruiz 1, D.
1 1hdo Leon 1, D Fermin F. Pr
nj SO centavos, d. Antonio G. Caba-
fa.} 80, d. Joaquin Sanchez so, D.
Jose de la O Perez so, D. Manuel
de Pablo soy D. Pascasio Serrano so.
Ell Sr. D. Manuel Garcia de One
vedo nos participa que ha recogido en-
Anasco So de los siguientes seflor IS:
Pbro. D Francisco Musco 81, d.
Francisco Lopez 1, D. Jose F. Car
los 1, d. Antonio Rodriguez 1, D.
Rafael Rodriguez l., D. Jose R. Ro-
driguez 1, d. Felix VeIasco /, y d.
Manuel Betances 1. Estas dos can't
dades aumadas cor los S849 50 cen
tayos que habia aplutados hacen IN
total de S877-55.