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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29
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ma y.caballete de Is qq-Mueles do todas clases.
Maquina5 de coger de varias ciases.--Polvos para
mango de maril.-Cucharas piateadas hnas-T.ico-
reras iaros &.-Palas dc MADEIRA do herro.-Mo-
Ilucs de para TFoier cafs-Yenteadores de ca
fo-Qu;nlue3 para keroaina gasolina.-Faroles
para haciend da-ReIoies de varias clases con des-
pertador-Cerraduia as d. pestillos movbes que sir
ven para e lado derecho 81 izquierdo.-A yuja pa
qU'nas pleas sueltas.-I1ilos scdas pa q idem-
PInturas de todas aceitas.- Iona para veas
de huques hotrs.-1orniIlos para maquinas vapor
dc otfas elasee,-Cernisas de metal para ador-
uoa &c g aa ydrics lie odAs classes -Lunss sueltas
para e5t ejo5,-Cer3l plumas para cochOnes al
mHbadas-Coch0nes alm0hadas sueltas-Tubo
para aanques do aceite kerosna-C Cris.alerfa de
toda claee-Carruaies de dos ycuatro asientos para
'' o-} o ro5 muchos articulos impossible de emu.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29
COMPANLA DE VAPOKES
HAMBURG AnRRkANECHE PA(AEIEAHRT ACTEN CESLNHAFI"
DE URGO.

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ci ST. Thomas Puertoco, rtoPaa ay prncpara
e presene 8 principles del
FL a desnado habendo
conraitas tempo convendo la
povonamente vapor caga puerto Hay
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29

htEdIId IIVUIIlE Cn ptts. &c TO tahNcOs mn. .~IJ
Mllar cilindrado en- ptes. de 90 tabacos inr $40
Mlllar redond0 en- ptcs. de 80 tabdcOs mr.$10
Tahacos nn,.~~ "~~ =" 9 " 10 tahacaS en- Danun-
tes 10 reales por un peso.
EdaADgKGEH,sAHR.
Cagetillas dc 30 cigarro, corrientes papel.
Orozuz blancO. 33 caietillas pOr peso, Y
tomando de5 pesos en- adeante, 34 por un peso
ldem de % clgarr0s correntes papel blanco,
~ por un peso, y tomando de 5 pesos en- adelante
q. ldem de 30 cigarrilos cOrrientes papel blan-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-29

CAPTAIN CIMIAN0..

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ORDEN DEL LACE,
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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

A cross-eyed man cast gloom
over d Detroit street car last We'd
nesday by asking one Of seven men
and strangers on the opposite seat
''if he had any chewing tobacco
handy" First the seven strangers
looked at each other; then the seven
hands went pocketward; aud OBJ
serving this motion, each Of the
seven supposed his neighbor the one
spoken to, and the seven hands re.
turned empty. The cross-eyed man
east ricochet glance Of Indignation
along the line, and with the remark,
"a sweet-scented lot Of generous
roosters," took a chew of his own
tobacco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The last Oregon Legislature
passed an act rdi>tricting the State
into Senatorial and Representative
Districts, largely Increasing the
number Of members in both Houses.
The different County Conventions
will take this Into consideration
shen nominating candidates for the
Legislature. The next Legislature
will have ninety members, thirty in
the Senate and sixty in the House.
Linn county, nuder this new appor-
tionment, will have three Senators
and six Representatives, gain OF
two members. Marion, 1amhill
and Clackamas will also each gain
Senator aud Representative, while
Multnomah will gain a Senator and
three Representatives. Lane,
Douglas, Columbia, Benton and
Washington will each gain Rep
eSentatiyc; Coos and Curry will
elect a Senator jointly, aid gain
one Representative; Polk and Ben
ton will elect a Senator joiutly F;
Clatsop, Columbia and TilIamook
will elect Senator jointly. Grant
county will lose one Representative.
Whether this increase in the num-
Der and cost Of our Legislature will
be productive Of corresponding ben-
e6ts to the people, remains to be
seen.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Practical ResuIts OF Encouraging
Home Industry

Our readers will bear us ont in
the assertion that we have at all
times insisted on the proposition
that, to successfully build up q city
or section Of country, home indus
tries must be favored BY the people
OF such city or country. No matter
how great the natural advantages
Of auy point, un.ess those ad-
vantages are improved, they of
themselves would not build up a
great and thriving business. The
following comprehension statement
Of the results of a little investment
in a manufacturing establishment
by the citizens of the town of Cam
ton, Ohio, is well worthy the study
Of the people Of fsome OF the towns
in this State, and especially Of Al
bany.-it fully illustrates the point
which we have, from time to time,
through the columns Of the REGIS
TER, endeavoFed to impress upon
the minds Of this people. 1t con-
ssins, also, . good lesson for the
Grabgers and farmers generally Of
she,S State. Let them assist to es-
tablish agricultural implements fac
tories, wooden factories, etc, and
the results to the towns and sur
rounding agricultural interests will
be as they were in Cauton. Here
h the statement referred to-:
A good illustration OF what man.
uEactnEes can do for a town may be
found IN Che history OF Canton,
Ohio, where Balls reapers are made.
When the inventor went there it
was ole Of the dulIest and least pro-
ductive towns in the State, retro
grading in wealth and population.
But some OF the citizens appreciated
the situation and its possibilities for
Improvement. Ball asked 'ftTS1O,-
900 to help start q mandatory; it
was raised for him. In FIVE years
the town had doubled in popula.
ton and trebIed its taxable vaIua-
ton; and out of the investment had
sprung two large agricultural i'm
plement manufactures, employing
$500 men, one Of plows exclusive
", one Of stoves and hollow ware,
one Of reaper and mower knives,
Stis Of ssddlery hardware, two Of
hdssS raEesss Die 0f fatfn wagons,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

The Indian Appropriation Bill,
as completed by the House Com.
mittee, continues the Board of III.
dian Commissioners with all the
powers and duties conferred and
imposed by existing laws. Their
powers and duties shall not be con-
Strued as authorizing the Brarl or
any member thereof to examine and
pass upon accounts and vouchers Of
the Indian Bureau at alv other
place than tie City of Washington,
nnr as compelling such examination
If the Beard Slall not deem 1t rec
essary to make the same. and all
such examinations and duties shall
hereafter he performed in Washing
ton. Nothuig herein provided sba !
be construed to snpercede or nter-
tere with duties heretofore imposed
upon the Board Of Commissioners
OF exercising under direction of the
President joint control with the
Secretary OF the Interior the dis
bnrSement of Appropriations for In-
dan service. J. ]. Saville, agent
# the Indians at Red tloud Ager
cy, telegraphs to the Indian Com
missioner in reply to an inquiry as
to the truth Of report by Ger
eral NTH that Saville was issuing
beef in such quantities that the In
dians were obliged to let it spoil,
taking only the hides, that the re-
port is false in every particular.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

A few days ago a seedy person
applied toa wealthy citizen for help,
and received the small sum Of five
cents. The giver remarked, as he
handed him the pittanCe; stake
it; you are welcome. Our ears are
always open to the distressed. !"
"fhat may be-" replied the recip-
lent shut never before in my life
have | seen 50 small an opening for
such large ears" fnol
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

one q cnlliyators, one Of wrought
iron bridges, one ofsoaps, aud otI-
ers OF miscellaneous characters. In
supplying this large population a
market for farm produce has also
been created, which is bnilding up
all the region round about. and car
rying wealth and com6,rt int,
homes within a circuit OF twenty
miles f* NJ
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Rasi.ios, Notes.

the ElizalRthanfltle is,'ofi white
linen of extra thickness, and is
standing, with broken elids. "'i'., r '...s
& Asa general rule, the robe de
chamber is male to serve the wlr'
poSe!ofia breakfast dress. MN the
style Of tlrese there are comlara.
tive'y few changes
Clerical neckties for the ladies
are the latest. They are of white
mnll--the ties, mt the ladies, ,--and
made exactly IKE those worn by
Episcopal G ergymcn.
The muslin Charlotte Conlay car
Is the proper accompaniment Of the
elegant breakfast dress, and All in-
tereStlng necessary to the dress OF a
convalescent invalid.
Dressing gowns Of tea-colored or
ash-eray brocade or irish pnplin are
lined with empress blue or sultaua
silk, quilted ii curves, and clrsiug
with agra'es Of heavy cord.
Gray 'cheviot" shirts, silky, yet
warm, areltle hest for service, with
gros grained cravat black or the
darkest ofred or blue, aid large
plain sleeve buttons OF solid pearl
or ivory.
Trousers are large vet follow the
outlines ot the leg, and fit over the
low shoe with spring in the mstep
and curve in the ankle, gaiter fash-
ion. A second pair Of tropSerS,
lighter in shade is worn tor a
change.
Ovprcoats fit about the waist,
are cnt broad III the shoulders and
padded to give the figure a military
air. Fine castor beaver and melton
in olive or drab are worn loosely
fitting Er dress ovepoats.
The shirt front is Of the plainest
and finest linen, double. without
pleats, but corded or stitched half
an inch from the edge, and shaped
slightly at the waist. Ifplaits are
worn, they are broad, one or three
filling side.
Large kerchie's of twilled silk,
folded inside the coat to protect the
neck, are named after sentiment to
snit their color: "Fi~t love-" a
tender plush; "amom divin," deep
rose; "loye complete" celestial
rosy red, and ''bachelor's blush," a
ruddy, not unpleasant hue.
A convenient and tasteful break
fast toilet can readily be effected by
the ownership of a pretty sacquc,
any sort of a skirt heing suitable to
wear with it, while the ordinary
street morning costume may nicely
snbServe the purpose, with an en- !
bmldered sleeveless jacket. The
breakfast toilet proper is completed
by quilted or fancy slippers, aud,
this season, striped stockings,
There seems small chance of re-
turn to the primitive simplicity Of
dresses Just now.
Toilets are elaborate with puffings
and retrousses, double and treble
skirts, tunics and lappe's. Even
the advent Of the jacket bodice has
not caused the downfall of tunics,
tor, hy a novel combination, the
basgues Of the jacket are now Worn
together with the drapery Of the
ttlnic or skirt.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
H,ow3
By calling on
H. G. HILL a. SON,

With a prescription, where Won can have
II compounded by one experienced In that
particular line. Also, constantly on hand
a good assortment .Gf fresh drugs, patent
medicines, chemicals, paints, oils, dye
stutfs, trusses, etc. Agents for the
Celebrated Unk Weed Remedy,
Or. OresOn Rheumatic Cure; DR.. y, Jayne
\ Sons medicines etc. WIZ iliujliF "
Spe1ce's Positive and Negative Powders
Kept In stock. Also agents for the
Horne Shuttle sewing Nlgchine, 4,
One Of the most useEail pieces az household
fiFnitRD8 extant. CbiPhfid exai1ffliei. rfr'i
aq .s9ssIahEQLL b son. .AH
Albany, June 10. 7l-4Ovs.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

February 26th, I.uttrell presented
in the House and Hager in the Sem
ate o resolution Of the California
Legislature, asking an investigation
of the Central Pacific Railroad and
the Contract and Finance Company
matters. ai
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
In Rp,uSsIdshin0 misGHtrsisebd the most i'o
.u ITaHl s.BB .9t Il
.pl INEyV THRHyJSEPTES!
.ihlne----l.+~ = Hfi,1t{ @3
SALES or Last YEAH. ..


TIVE STATISTICS FROM SWORN RE-
4 turns OF the,Sales of Sewing Machines
IN lS7s,l liepnifeli in 1sT3t show that fhe
Singer manufacturing Cnmlany sold, hist
year, orerFuRTY-FIYE THOUSAND more
machines han ANY other t'omrany, aud
over one quarter ofallmachines soil dur.
inc ilaf wear, Nine ont nf ten Of said
SINGER Machines We're for FAMILY use =
lNiUving the sr a popularity ofthe Singer
IL the horehol :. Annexed are the Sales
ofthe different makers;
~ MACHINES.
The Siaot, lE,natrs'u On. &9tl . . 7aS..
Wheelei 4 wilson M'f% Co, Sold lTlCsS
Howe Marhine%o, .es' iinatelj. Z" II '.M8
Grover \ Ra'yefS, NJ. CU,...... i2,0ln
Domestic y VI, Co. o..,.... 1854
Weel $ VI 20 ....,,.,....... t2.A4
Wilcox 4 Gibhs s NJ, CU...... $S3, %
Wilson'S NEt'o. 23,6ri
Am I, BfII o. rs MGo...... 1899
Goll MeMlS NJ. Co.......... e, h.S7
Florence s NJ. Co. h,1B
" TITUS, BOURGARpES $50,
la iar4l al5,G Agents, Albany, Or.
Also, all kinds of nlachinc needles kent
for sale. ''l ~ noyBy7S
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Louise Muhlbach, the popular
German novelist, died in Berlin on
the 28th Of September, aged fifty
nine. She was born in Neubraden.
burg in 1914 of a family Of high
social position. She received a lib
eral education, and married Theo-
dore Mundt, a rising author, and
later a Professor Of Arts and Sci
ences. Her real name was Clara
Miller, Louise Muhlbach being a
nom de plume. In 1861 her hus-
band died insane.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

On the 26th ult., the Senate Post
Office Committee agreed to amend
the Postal Telegraph Bi ! in various
minor particulars suggested by the
arguments Of Hubbard and 0rton.
The committee report adversely Oh
Hitcbcock's bill proposing to vest
in the Postmaster General the pow
er ofestablish ng post roads, on the
ground that this power cannot con-
stitutiorally be delegated by Con
gress to any other power
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Al the Midday

Of your life, II disease lays his vile hands
upon you, there Is still "a balm In CSilead, !"
by which you may be restored to perfect
health, and prolong your days 10 miracu-
louS extent, Hll% y Na'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

At Washington, Feb. 25th, Ben
Butler, with Secretary Richardson,
Senator Boutwell, and Representa-
tive- Hooper and Burlington, had
an interview with the President
relative to the appointment Of Sim
monds as Col ector OF Boston. the
result being that the President will
not withdraw the nomination., nor,
in case otits rejection, nominate any
third person name,l by seven Mas
sacliusetts Representatives.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Death

Is thing which sometime must bcfall
eyerys0n and daughterof the human fam
lily; and yet, .E
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Seattle, w. T., dates to the 25th
ut. give this: On Monday after
noon Mr.. Labirt, Single maker
residing at Arch, on the Snohomish
River, about half q mile above
Lowell, was discovered brutally
murdered. From the appearance
OF things he must have been at
tackled while in bed. He was cut
with All axe on the head, hip and
leg. The bed was covered with
blood, and there were marks Of a
>cnfile on the floor. Since he was
murdered, his sou Edward, a boy
Is or l6 years Of age, has been
missing aid it is supposed that the
boy murdered his father and then
took himself off, Or that the indians
committed tie murder and then
kidnapped the boy to make it APP
pear that be murdered his father.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Dealers in Merchandise and Pro lnce. A
goo assortment of NIL kinds Of Goods al
waysin store III lowest market rates,
AGENTS for SAFE of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns. Ne. &c.
CASH ai for WHEAT, OATS, PORK,
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07
Murder in Albany

HAsNEVER YET BEEN KNOWN, AND
IL no threatening Of itat present. II
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-03-07

Particular care ana rrOmntness gwen
Physicians prescriptions and Family Rec
ipes.
A. CAROTHERs & co,
Albany, Oregoh-Iv5 7/','
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04
Q. B. S. NJ.
M. A. del o.

Segun noticias que han circulado
en- Ia Peninsula con referencia al in
terror he la plaza de Cartagens, Sc
atribuye Ell incendio y voladura dc Ia
fragata Ietaan 4 manej JOS filibusteros.
No nos extraf1a tan infame, ar.era
y traidora conducta de los que no tie
nen Inconvenience en- asociarse 4 cual-
quier empresa por villana que sea y
aunque sean los asociados presidiarios,
siempre que redunde en peruicio de
la nacion generosa & hidalga que en-
hora menguada les di6 su sangre y su
nombre
TEMPO es va de que Sc destruyan
de una vez para siempre los ceDtros
de laborantismo que en- la capital de
la nacion existen y creemos que Ell
dia de esta justicia no ha de hacerse
esperar, pues vemos que las excita-
clones que la prensa dirige en- este
sentido, ell peri6dico El Pueblo, auto
rizado 6rgano del Sr Ministro de la
Gobernacion, contesta que todO Sc an
dard
Precise es andar y andar de prisa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04

Concluyo, pero antes seame per-
mitido fjar la atencion sobre IN
interesante extreme. El gobierno
presidido por el Sr. CASTELAR, simbo-
lizaba dentro de la forma republica-
ma federal, el orden y Ia defensa dc
la sociedad amenazada y esta signi-
ficacion ha sido la causa de su der
ro'a: los ex-diputados de esa pro-
vincia que en- la memorable noche
del dos de enero combatieron tenaz-
mente aquella politica con la palabra
y con ell voto, Sc llaman Corchado,
Labra, Cintron y Regidor. Los au
sentes no Sc sabe 10 que hubieran
hecho, aunque es de presumir que
hubieran estado, como siempre, al
lado de sus compaf1eros.
Los electores de esa provincia no
deben olvidarlo.
Soy como siempre suyo afectfsimo
amigo y 5. ).
@. BIS. NJ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04
Correspondence del "Boletin."
Madrid. IA DE ENERO DE 1878.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.

Mi querido amigo: pocas veces he
tornado la pluma con mas satisfaction
que hoy 10 hago y pocas tambien es
mas diffcil mi empresa 81 en- los es-
trechos lfmtes de esta correspondent
cia he de relatar, aunque sea de una
manera sucinta, los graves aconteci-
mientos que con vertiginosa rapidez
han teuido lugar en- nuestra patria
Tantos y tan importantes son, tan
graves y trascendentaIes sus conse-
cuenclas que no sin razon abrigo el
recelo de omitir invoIuntariamente
detalles lnteresantes; emprendo sin
embargo mi tarea y cumplo gustoso el
papel de corresponsal que me ha i'm
puesto, que 81 al hacerlo satisfago la
impaciente curiosidad de los lectores
de su peri6dico, quedaran cumpIijaS
mis- aspiraciones.
Nuestra historic, abundante en- cpl
sodios de toda especie, no registra sin
embargo un momento mas solemne,
cyitico y aterrador que ell del dia 2 de
enero al reanudar sus sesiones las va
felizmente difuntas Camaras Consti-
tuyentes del 73. EI pats que en- otras
epocas veia en- sus representatives una
esperanza para remedio y alivio de
sus calamldades, presagiaba ahora una
nueva era lie anarqula: todos vefan en-
la segura derrOta del ministerio Cas-
telar la victoria de los asesinos & in
cendiarios de AIcoy, de los piratas
que, asociados al fiIibusterismo, han
alzado en- Cartagena ell pendon alevo
SO con que han pretendido enlodar la
honra y destrozar la integridad de la
patvia: en una paabra, la sociedad es-
palols, tan hondamente perturbads, 80
encontraba en- la crisis en- que habia
de decidirse de su vida futura 6 de su
defiDitivo desquiciamiento; la situa-
clon no podia ser mas angustiosa y ell
desacuerdo en- que por fdtiles y NAL
buscados pretextos habian yenido q
encontrarse los Sres. SaImeron Cas-
telar evidenciaba que no cstaba leiana
la batalla en- que la demagoga habia
de trunfar de la causa del 6rden de
que era heroe por fuerza ell Sr. Cas-
telar.
Bajo tales auspicios sc abria la se-
sioi memorable del dos de enero en-
ella 10 quedaron desmentidos los fa-
tales augufios, que va en los circulos
PolftieoS v en- 81 trangrilo hogar, 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04
La Gaceta de hoy 3 publica ell 81.

La Gaceta de hoy 3 publica ell 81
guiente importante decreto:
Hacienda uso de las facultades
que me ha conferido ell Gobierno de la
RepGblica, y como consecuencia for
zosa de la letra y espfritu del Decreto
del Poder Ejecutivo de cinco de Enc
ro dltimo, vengo en- disponer 10 81
guiente;
1: Sc suspenden en- esta Provincial
las garantfas consignadas en- los artf-
culos 2o, 5oy 60 y parrafos IL, % y 80
del II, del Tftulo | de la Constitution
aqui vicente.
20 De conformidad con 10 disDues-
to en- ell art 81 de dicho Tftulo, regi-
ra desde la fecha del presente Deere
to, la Ley de orden pdblico de % de
Abril de 1870.
Puerto Rico, febrero 2 de 1874
Jose LaaWeGno Sans."
En- nuestro pr6ximo namero expli-
caremos la trascendencia y la oportu-
nidad de este decreto. Por ahora nos
limitamos q decir que al suprimir ell
Gobierho Supreme las garantfas en-
todo ell territorio espanol, clalo es que
no podia ser exceptuada Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04

Nuestro ilustrado amigo ell Sr. ID.
PeIro DE- Romero, vice-presidente
del Centro y del Casino espanol y CO.
mandante de voluntarios, ha sido nom-
bralo ppr ell Poder Executive jefe de
Administration de segunda clase, Sc
cretario del GoGerno Superior civil
de esta Is'a.
Ell Sr. Dfz Romero ha tornado aver
possession de su importante destino.
Damos la mas cordial enhorabuena q
nuestro amigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-04

Segun hemos dido decir ha sido de
reparacion yjusticia el primer acto
del Excmo. Sr. general SAM. En- efec-
to, 81 son exactos nuestros intormes,
tan pronto como Sc hizo cargo del
mando mand6 reponer inmediatamen-
te en- sus empleos de teniente coronel,
comandante y captain de voluntarios
respectivamente a nuestros aprecia-
bles amigos les senores Soler, Valdes
y Mendez, quienes, como recordaran
nuestros lectores, habian sido arbitra-
riamente depuestos despues que ell
tribunal competente los absolvi6 delOs
sonados de itos que Sc les imputaran.