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south Carollna.-.Rlchlan County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Walter Il. Jones, Plaintiff, against John J.
Patterson, Defeudant.-Copy Summons
Money Demand-Oomplaint not served.
To John J. Patterson, Defendant in this
action:
VOU arc hereby summoned and re-
i 9uircd to anaweY the complaint IN th!s
action, which is filed in the Office Of the
CLERK OF the Court OF Common Pleas for
the said County. and to serve q copy Of
your answer on the Subscribers, at their
Office, Room Parker Block, Columbia, 8.
O., within twenty days after the service OF
this summons on you, exclusive OF the day
OF service.
II you fail to anawer this complaint
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will
take Judgment gainst you for the sum Of
one hundred dollars, with interest at the
rate Of seven per centum per annum, from
the 9th day OF June, A.. D. 1878, and costs.a
PARKER d CAYPLESS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
bsted "a, July 2. 1874. 81: b. nhAhNH' g. T. E
To The Defendant. John j. Peterson:
Take notice, that the summons in this
action, Of which the foregoing is copy,
was filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common. Pleas, At Columbia, in
the County OF Riohlano, in the State Of
South Carrlina, on the 80 day July, 1874.
PARKER j. CAYPLESS,
Attorneys at Law, Parker's Block, Main
street. Columbia, 8. @. July 4 s6
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


State South Carolina, Barnwell Co.
By the Board Of County Comrafsstoners of
said County. u.f
DY virtue OF an Aot of the Geuorai As.
ID sembiy Of said State, ratified on the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1873, and OF
resolutio" Of the said Board Of County
Commissioners, adopted on the 10Th day
OF June, A. D. 1874, the undersigned will
sell, at public auction, in the town OF Barn.
MONDAY, tho 7th day OF september next,
it being sale.day, the COURT HOUSE
BUILDING AND LOT, in the town OF
Blackville, with all its privileges and ap-
purtenances, to the highest bidder for
cash, and will make titles TO the purchaser
at said sale.
DESCRIPTION OF THE BuILpISa.-A large,
new and finely constructed brick building,
two stories high. fronting the South Caro-.
lima Railroad. and one hundred yards, more
or less, distant thereirom; said Building
being forty feet wide by sixty feet long,
containing six spacious rooms on the first
floor, and capacious court hall, and two
small rooms on the second floor, all plaster
ed and nicely fnished, with four fre.places
IN the hall and one In each room Of the
ouitdlng, with passage.way nine .faet
wide running through the entire length'ot
the building on the ground floor; said
building being rooted with tin, fitted up
dow sash, and in every way commodious
and convenient.
The lot Of land belonging to the County,
upon which sIid Court House building is
situHted. contains TWO acres, moro or less.
]. ALLEN TOBIN,
HERCULES MoOREARY,
HENRY COKER,
County Commissioners Barnwell County:
June 26 f9
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UNITED STATES DIsrmcr Cour1

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouEr.
CHARLESTON. july l6-Judgs Bryan
presiding. case Of William John.
sou against the Citizens Savings Bank
OF South Carolina, bankrupts. was, on
motion, continued until the 23d inst.
It was ordered that Daniel Horlbrck,
Esq, Clerk Of the Uuited States Dis
trjct Court. do tax the oosts in the
proceedings of Mrs. E. F. Pringle, in
the matter of james r. Pringle & Co,
baukrupts. after due notice OF the
time aud plaos of such taxation. w.
j. Collins was finally discharged 10
bankruptcy.
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DIsAppO1STMENT.- NT.-Executive inter.
fercncs IN the case of John Benjumin,
the negro condemned to be hanged ut
this place on last Friday, but who had
been respited u second Time, cnused
considerable disappointment among
some OF the whites from across thu,
river, as we'll as the colored from that
side. Qiltea numb Der came over to see
the show, but the Governor dispp.
pointed them. .-Ldurensr riNs Herald
THE INDIAN TROUBLES Tho mill.
t"ry authorities have taken all rects
sary precautions to guard ugainst apy
hostile raids on the part of unfriendy y
ludians. Gen Pope thinks that there
IL now no serious danger to be appre.
hended from tue operations of the
savages. AZ the distribution Of the
troops will allow them to meet oil
emergencies.
Considerable indignation is felt in
Washington at the action of Senator
Patterson, Of South Carolina, who has
been using his Senatorial ufluence in
the several departments OF the Govern.
VIZ ~. Pooo VI nuSluR ROOQ
and efficient clerks discharged, in order
that he may have some of his personal
friends appointed i'll their stead.
FIRE = Yesterday morning. nbout l
o'clock, the kitchen Of MIR. John W.
Batsoli. Six miles above this city, neur
Mountain Creek Church, was burned
down, with nll the contents.
lGreemuiNs Ne,cs, l7th.
SUBsoRlDERs-Obtain the latest news
by mail aud by telegraph in the DAILY
PHOENIX.
Now IS THE TIME-To advertise, at
our summer rates, and while there il
leisure to read the papers.
AdvertisiDgi is to business what steam
's to machincry-the grand propelling
power.
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South Caroiina.--Richland County.

County commissioners Barnwell County.
June &c l' ~ f9
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conducted the execution, left this CITY
for Clarksville accompanied by a
young man, named Banks. Reaching
the depot at Clarksville, they started
on foot for the town and were fired
upon from the roadside by some un-
known persons Kline was mortalIy
and young Banks slightly wounded.
One RoblnsOn, cousin of Side Wal.
lace, was arrested and identified as the
party who did the shooting.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 17.-Senator
Gordon denies that he ever claimed
any intimacy with President Grant, to
know anything of his political views
or purposes from any conversation
with him; that he had never had any
communication with Gen. Grant as to
party organization or programme.
past, present or future. He states his
anxiety for and his belief in the sue.
cess OF the Democratic party, with the
trnest Democratic candidates.
CHICAGO, July 17.-At meeting Of
general superintendents and general
freight agents of all railroads leading
to the Southwest, yesterday, it was
decided not to pool earnings. but to
advance the present freight rates to
Southwest points ten per cent. All
opposition between companies is now
obviated and high rates will be OBJ.
tanned.
New York, July 1.-THE Supreme
Court OF the State having decided that
the guarantee Of the Erie Railroad
Company of S5,0O0.000 OF the bonds
OF the Boston, Hartford and Erie
railroad Company is valid, and that
ehe Erie Company is liable, execu.
tions for some Of the holders of bonds
have been placed in the hands of the
sheriff, to attach locomotives and cars
OF the Erie Railway Company. The
whole guarantee is $l2. 25O, ,O0O-one.
fourth Of which is already due.
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Found,
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, lie arly op.
Il posite Central Bank, small paper
PACKAGE, which the owner can recover
by proving property and paying for this
Advertisement. Apply at +. W. Wings
Mill. June 18
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DIR. a. N. TALLY.
d ESIDENCE-Colu Hotel Office
IL Plain street, Central National Bank
Building. Office houra-3 to 4 and to Q
r. NJ. July IA 81 n
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Taken Up,

NHd2EA ABOUT two weeks since, on the
# O., @. & A. r. R., about seven
-QG miles from, Columbia, COW,
wbion tue owner can obtain by proving
property and paying charges. Apply at
Section House No. IL, O.. g. 4 A. r. r.
July l72+ J.L, OWENS.
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Notice to CheWers Of Good Tobacco.
CALHOUN! CALHOUN! CALHOUNl
A FRESH supply OF the celebrated CAL.
IA HOUN CHEWING TOBACCO, JUS, rs.
eelved and f)r sale at
July 18 JOHN c. SEEGEHS'.
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To Rent.

10 Kent.
hx TO an approved tonant, the two
Mn story COTTAGE, with six rooms, on
liiM Marion street, between Banding and
Hotel. MRS s. g. .GOULDSMITH.
July 10
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Self-Sealing Fruit Jars!

OoN-oo1I1H6 cIUIC JdIS:
Al The Sign Of Tie Golden Pad Lock.
II PROPOSE to close out my stock OF
l. GLASS SELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS
at greatly reduced price.. Call promptly,
as the supply is not large.
July 1914 JOHN G. DIAL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-22
TELEG RAPHIC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yesterdays Proceedings OF the
Texas Legislature,
Dallas TO be a Public Weighing
Point.
Especial to the Dallas Hcrald.l

AUSTIN, February 2l.--The senate
passed the house bill for the immediate
apportionment of the school fund,
with the amendment, provided that
the superintendent of education has full
scholastic returns for 1873, and that he
shall proceed to make the apportion-
ment on the scholastic returns of 1871.
The rest of the morning was con-
sumed in the discussion of n bill favor
ing the constitutional convention, Mr..
Bradshaw favorlng it IN n lengthy ar
gunent, and Mr.. Wood opposing.
Mr.. Ireland offered substitute that
voters shall say whether the constitu-
ton be called or not, and ut the same
time vote for representative. Mr..
Bradshaw favored at least ninety
members, and Mr.. Wood and Mr.. Ire
land thirty. Adjourned till Monday.
The house consumed the entire day
in the discussion of two special orders,
one authorizing the funding of public
debts of the several counties of the
State, and providing manners of pay
ment, and one creating the office
of weigher. Both cngrossed.
An amendment was offered by Mr..
Cochran and adopted, making Dallas
one of the points where the public
weghers are to be located. Adjourned.
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TO THE GIRLS.
Some Advice by n Woman.

AN OLD LADY's ADvICE.-"NOw,
John, listen to me, for am older than
you are, or ] couldn't be your mother.
Never do you marry young woman,
John, before you have cOntrived to
happen ut the house at least four
times before breakfast. You should
know how late she lies in bed in the
morning. You should take care to sur
prise her, so that you can see her in
her morning dress, and observe her oc-
cupation when she is not expecting
you. If possible, you should be where
you could plainly hear the morning
conversation between her and her
mother. If she is ill-natured and
snappish to her mother, she will be to
you, depend upon Waverly.
Profound, truly; particularly the dec
laration that the old lady is older than
her son, or she couldn't be his mother.
Good advice it may be; but, girls, how
are you to become enlightened
CONCERNING JoHN?.
Or are you TO take it for granted that
he is all right? Perhaps you consider
it matter of minor Importance that
YOU should know about him before
hand. Seeing him three or four times
before breakfast will not help you,
should you attempt to investigate.
How can you find ont his disposition
and habits? How are you to know
whether he intends to support you, or
whether he has planned for you to gain
n livelihood for both? Perhaps he can
almost take care of himself, and you
may help little.
II is generally understood that each
takes the other for better or worse;
surely neither should look for or expect
perfection. Even were it possible to
obtain, who, in their sober senses, on
mature consideration, would for mo-
ment wish it? Who could abide
A PERPETUAL REPRoACH?
Who would not wllingly-nay, glad
ly-see such treasures take to itself
wings and fly away-tO Heaven?
Now, SO long as Susan cannot follow
John to his haunts, in order to gain in
formation in regard to his habits, mode
of life, and various other little items;
cannot tell whether the gallant and af-
feetionate lover will wear the bonds
matrimonial right royalty; does not
know whether the fret and worry of
every day life will develop nobler traits
and loftier aims, or II, on the contrary,
that shall prove but dross that she
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NRDERs-Orde for Cards, Bill Heads.
~ Tahala. let W Haada etc.. ~ this off1c
Old pspsrs fer sale d this oHes.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2l.-Cotton-De-
mand fair. Sales $500 bales. Good ordinary
TO strict good ordinary l3I@l414c; low mid
ding to strict low middling l419@l512c; mid
ding l7@l7Ac. Receipts 3iil bales. Ex-
portS-Continent 5i55 bales; coastwise 1884
bales; Great Britain 6603 bales. Stock 3lS,0l4
bales; unsold 100000 bales.
Gold i255. Sight 4 premium. Sterling
IS 1905 AZ.
NEW YORK. February 2l.-Cotton--net re
cepts go; gross 1852. Cotton steady; fair de-
mand; decline of yesterday recovered after
%. m. Middling, uplands, 1870.
Money 4. Sterling St.35.
Gold active at l25sDl2]Ic.
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Gillespie, Rogers & Co.,
Live Stock Commission Merchants
Liberal Advances Isds On Ceu'iginsit,.
KANSAS STOCK YARDS,
;wEsT KANSAS CITY, MO.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

The copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween Drs. Jones & Thrnston, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. p. B.
sheldon is onI authorized agent for the settle
ment OF the firms business. All persons in
debted 10 the firm will please call upon Mr..
Sheldon at once and settle their bills, and
persons holding clai1 against the firm will
present them to Mr.. Sheldon for payment.
Dr. Jones will continue to occupy the old
office on Elm street. DIR. Thruston's Office Is
with tho Texas Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Main street. r. II. JONES, NJ. d.,
s.. THRUSTON, NJ. ID.
February 2, 1874. feb3dlm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-15

dst &c mere2ieron. 4 cpp6anza a
todos, dieron principib III stguida {
sas gestiones y fernando una aus
cripciOn O accioaiatas que asciende
q 81 dia I ID suma De 800, 900 en-
q solo pueblo de Guayama, lprepar&n-
dose para yenir 4 formaiizar en- Ia
capital L escriturs social. No es exac-
to, por consiguiente, segun dichos se-
iAoEcs, 81 que sc promoyicse una nue.
- junta do hacendados por los obsta-
eulcs que se oponian 4 llevar 4 buen
tSrmino Il compafiia an6niIna por
accl0nes, como equivocadamente nos
dijo nuestr0 citado comunicante
Lo que verdaderamente sc acord6
en- h reunion del % del pasado abril,
fue temars en- consideration dos pro-
yectos qae.se explicaron y iiscutieron
Por los seilores ooncurrentes y su>cri-
birsc cada uno por un cierto ndmero
de cuerdas de TERRA, por 80 amos con
objeto de dar desde entonces toda ga
rantfa 4 los capitalists que seinteresen
On la empress, bien entcndido, que los
sefiores comisionados no debcn nj un
momento desentenderse de la prime
m idea adcptada y ST emplear las nue.
vas como lnedios supletorios.
FL tenor que manifesto nuestro
comunicante del 6 del corriente, de
que los propietarios pudieran dejar
de regar en- caso de abundantes llu-
Was con perjuicio de la empresa que
no querria de esta manera exponer
sd capital es completamente infunda-
do, segun nos 10 indican los Sres. vi
llodas J Blondet, comisionados por
los hacendados, pues tienen la peticion
de Ia concession dc aguas que ira
acompanada al compromise de los ha-
cendados que deseen regar sus tierras
y estos uo podran faltar 4 sus firmas
Hacemos esta recti6cacion que
ereemos justa y al par nos alegramos
dc que Ia idea dc regar pronto aquel
rico:distrito sc convierta en- hecho pa
ra la prosperdad de esta hermosa
proyincia y gloria de los iniciadores
de este proyecto. Todo 10 esperamos
de la energia y del patriotismo de
nuestras autoridades, que con tanto
cello Sc desvelan por elevar este pals
al emporio de La riqueza.
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N%N
gada del bienhechor, del salvador de Puer-
to-Rico, del querido General Sanz, de ese
hombre que llamabais q Hreaccionario'
el ssd6spotaD, ha .renacido Ii confanza,
sc ha moralizado el trabajo, ha reapareci-
do nuevanente el respeto 4 las personas
y 4 la propiedad, y por todas parties i'm
pera el espanolismo, el 6rden y Ia mora
lidad.
Has visto que en- el corto tempo que
los incondicionales dirigen los intereses
del pueblo, han disminuido considerable
mente las crecidas contribuciones impues-
tas para sostener el boato de vuestros
regeneradorcs, y que la justicia que habia
casi desaparecido ha vuelto renacer mi
lagrosamente.
Has yisto que, gracias al General SAM,
cuantas y cuantas familias han conseguido
su bienestar con la benefca medida de la
exencion de las contribuciones cuyas cuo-
tas no pasen de diez pesos!
sNo te parece, caro- amigo, que ell item
po ha demostrado aun mas dc 10 que te
profetice entoncess
iEl tempo, amigo mio, todo 10 aclara
y ante la realidad no hay mas remedio
que. -. bajar la cabeza.
Adios, tu amigo.
Francisco j. Maitin.
Cabo-Rojo, mayo de 1874.
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CO r r EO DE LA ISLA.
EEPANOLISAO SEPARATlSMO.
CaSta segu,ada d an amigo.

-iRecuerdas, caro- amigo mic, la carta
que tie dirijl en- el mes de abril del ~,
con ell mismo tltulo que Ia presente7
Como no recordarIo! iCuantas y Guam
tas veces, en- el corto periodic que media
desde febrero 4 Ia fecha, habran murmu-
RADIO tns labios. l"Es verdad 10 que decia
mi amigo! iEs cierto que Ia senda que 20
atravesaba era ineierta, dudosa, torcida,
LENA de escollos w era el camino de
IA perdicion, del abismo, del caos! ICierto,
'nuy cierto era, que el partido en- que es-
taba confundido era un partido misto, pla-
pado de defectos, era un partido ingrato
y enganosol Verdaderamente que la idea
que sustentaba era una idea err6nea, i'm
possible, enganosa, anti-nacional! Cierto
que su fin, no era NADIA noble, no era ma
da espanol; era solo el del engano, el de
La ruina, el de La desolacion, cl de la- :.
mas, lpara que decirlo? Bien comprendo
de tn reconocida sensatez que todos estos
raciocinios habras tenido. Porque-
iC6mo decir 10 que diiste entonccs? lC6-
mo dudar ante la realidad do mis- enton-
ces pron6sticoss Entonces murlnuraron
tus labios: ESQ es mentira" "El partido
en- que milito quiere el bicn del pats, pide
retormas para engrandecerlo, no cs anti
cspanop!
Pero recuerdas con las palabras que
termine hi carta por ii entonces despre-
ciada'-"El tempo mostrara quien tiene
la razon." Estas fueron mis- palabras, caro-
amigo mio; con elias contest6 tus dudas,
& tus arranques de iberalismo. Y el ITEM
po pas6, presentandonos tantos eiemplos,
deslindando tan bien los campos, hacienda
relucir la verdad y mostrandonos :.
ique, caro- amigoY-La realidad de mis-
pron6sticos, la inmoralfdad dc tus ideas.
Ejemplos, caro- amigo, ejemplos.
-lQue hizo el partido que Sc llamaba
liberal hasta Ell cr1meni iQu6 resuItados
dieron sus alharacas, sus ofrecimientos,
sus alardes dc liberalismof Que debe 81
pueblo, ese pueblo traido, nevado, arras-
trado como cordero, 4 esos hombres que
Sc creyeron y sc liamaron sus regcnera-
doresi-Nada en- verdad. NADIA, no; 4 ellos
deben, q 10 menos en- parte, Ia miseria en-
que Sc encuentra Ia isla, la dcsmoraliza-
cion del trabajo, Ia casi perdida de sn an
tes ilimitado credito, el reeargo de cmtri-
buciones, la falta de respeto las perso-
mas y hasta, parece mentira, en- aigunos
casos Ia propiedad!
| iQae benefcios han dado al pals esos
| Ayuntamientos federales, tan deseados,
tan cacareados y tan ilegalnente institai-
| doaf
i iPuedes indicarme alguna obra media
nanente buena Nevada cabo por esas
Corporaciones que Sc llanahan populare,
y qne>se creyeron ser eternamente due
nos de Ia situacion3 No halIaras ninguna
Il Qae demostrarne.
"a saReiV sasoahaAs que son y -
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estudioa regiamento y provision de Cate
dras, contrayiniendo abiertamente los ter
minAntes preceptos de- Il Real ordend do %
de agosto de 1866, tantas yeces invocada
para crear q Institute, 81 cual, asf como
ios que en- 10 successive pudieran crearse Sc
cncontraba sometido 4 Ia citada jurisdic-
cion uniyersitaria de Ia Habana.
Considerable que por razon de la ex-
presada nulidad la 1nica situacion legal
respecto segunda cnselianza era la de
interinidad creada por la Real 6rden que
antes Sc cita on su parte mas principal
mente dispositiva y acomodaticia las
circunstancias.
Considcrando que alln en- el supuesto
case de que los acuerdos hubicran sido
aprobados por las Cortes SC hubieran
reputados validos por el transcurso del
tempo que la ley fila, no era permitido q
la Corporation Provincial alterar la legis-
lacion VICENTE ell esta provincial en- matc-
ria de ensenanza nj mucho menos plantear
otra de hecho caprichosamente, pucsto
que en- ningun case puede interpretarse
en- sentido tan lato parrafo 10 art. As del
Decreto provincial.
Considerable que semejante extralimi-
tacion de facultades Sc encuentra confesa-
da por la Diputacion anterior por cuanto
proyecto pedir que Sc entendiesen vigen-
tes las disposiciones que 10 estan en- la
Peninsula sobre instruction p1blica para
sancionar asi sus actos ilegales.
CONSIDERABLE que por no ser validas la
constitution del Institute, nombramiento
del Tribunal de oposiciones, defciencia
de la convocatoria y demas que queda di-
cho, no podian tcner valor legal los estu-
dios de los alumnos concurrentes a las Ca
tedras, con grave perjuicios de los mismos,
dc sus familias y de la provincial, que con-
sumia infructuosamente una suma de 1876
mil pesetas.
Considerable, que 81 remedio de este
grave NAL Sc encuentra en- la interinidad
marcada por la Real Orden de % de agos-
to de 1866 pues los Padres de La Compa-
MIA de Jesus, cuyo Seminario-C Colegio es-
ia Incorporate La Universidad de la Ha-
bana, continuaran prodigando la segunda
ensenanza completa, con immense benef
clio de los alumnos economic notable pa
ra la provincial que solo tendrA que sufra-
gar una suma anual de 10000 pesetas
proximamente.
Y considerando, por dlti'uo, que la me-
dida tendente solo destruir una ilegali-
dad y 4 evitar graves males, NADIA pre-
juzga pues que Sc lleva a cabo sin perjui-
clio de escojtar, previo maduro examen, y
con arreglo la ley, los medios de plan
tear con solidas bases un Establecimien-
to de segunda ensenanza de6nitiva.
Visto Ell cxpedicnte y apreciados todos
los que de antccedentes lie sirven, la Cor
poracion a propuesta del Diputado Excmo.
Sr. D. Ramon Mendez de Arcaya, aprobo
por unanimidad la mocion presentada por
el Excmo. Sr. Vice-presidente.
Puerto-Rico, mayo l l de lS74.-El Sc
cretario, Manuel AlcaM del O1mo.-Vo Bo
Ell Vice-presidente, Marques de Ia Es-
pefdNxa.