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Adam Berry, Annie Robinson, colored.
Peachy Ship, colored woman, was taken
from the Station-house to the Hospital to-
day sick with yellow fever. PICKETT. 8
GENUINE CASE AT DAYTON, OHIO.
DAYTON, O., Aug, 27.-There is a consid-
cradle scare in this city over case of yell
low fever that resulted fatally. The wife
OF Isaac Davis, wellknown coal dealer.
residing on West Fourth street, was taken
i'll on Sunday. Monday morning it was
discovered that she was suffering with gen.
uine yellow fever. She died al 9 o'clock
that night and was quietly buried yester-
day. The premises were taken in charge
by the health authorities, and thoroughly
fumigated and the bedding and clothing of
the deceased burned. 1t is not known how
the disease was contracted but the physl
clans are OF the opinion that the germs
were brought here from some infected To-
cality by refugees.
QUARANTINE PROCLAIMED IN SPAIN.
MADRID. Aug. 27.-Quarantine has been
proclaimed against all vessels arriving at
Spanish ports arriving from the Southern
parts OF the United States.
THIS MORNING AT MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS Aug. 27-9 A. M.-The weather
this morning is clear and pleasant. Most
OF the fresh cases of the last few days are
from newly infected districts. The suburbs
of Chelsea are suffering great deal with
the fever, while there is little sickness of
any kind in the central portion of the
city. The convalscent squad is daily re-
ceiving accessions, those recovering from the
first attack just beginning to appear in
their old circles. The Howards have filled
ttirty-nine orders for nurses since yester-
day morning, of which seventeen are for
new cases not yet reported to the Board of
Health.
The official report last night closed with
twenty-eight new cases and thirteen
deaths
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CIRCLE OF CITIES.
News Notes Cleaned and Garnered by
Star Special Reporters.
Pittsburg.


SUICIDE OF A PROMINENT LAwYER-NARRow-
GAUGE RAILROAD AT sHERIFF's SALE.
Special to the Star.
PITTsBuRG. Aug. 27.-A. s. Bell, the
prominent lawyer found dead in his Office
this morning, shot himself instead of dying
from intemperance, as ii rst supposed.
The Pitts5urg, New Castle & Lake Erie
Narrow-gauge Railroad was sold at Sheriff
sale this morning for $500. Parties buy
ing it will finish building it,
Detroit.
THE FREEFoR-ALL REGATTA,
Special to the Star.
DETROIT, Aug 27.-The free-for-all anna
teurs' regatta begins to-day in this city,
under favorable auspices. The Shoewaecae-
mette is the favorite in the pools for the
fouroared race. The Union Springs are the
favorites in the double sculls.
ST. Louis.
FIFTEEN MILE RAcE-LIsT OF REFUe EEs-NorEs
IRON THE STRIKES ETC.
Special to the Star.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 27.-A ffteen-mile race
was run at st. Georges Hall last night be-
tween Hibbs, Miller and Haley. Haley
won, his time being hour, 55 minutes and
90 seconds.
The Central Presbyterian congregation
have decided to sell their church to the
Church OF the Messiah for $75 600.
Joseph Burke, twelve-year-old lad, has
been missing from his home on Fourteenth
street since last Saturday morning
The ost-Dispatch publishes long list of
Memphis refugees now in this city. They
number about three thousand.
The strikes of the cirgarmakers, stove
moulders and coopers remain in statu quo.
Members of each hold daily meetings and
are awaiting answers from their employers.
The number of men on a strike isabove one
thoueopd
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WASHINGTON CITY.
THE KENTUCKY JUDGEsHIP.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-At the Cabinet
meeting yesterday the question of appoint
ing a United States District Judge for Ken
lucky, in place of Bland Ballard, recently
deceased, was considered but no final action
was reached. The discussion on the ques-
ton ELECTED the fact that the contest has
narrowed down to Walter Evans, late Re-
publican candidate for Governor, Judge
Burnham, Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury under Mr.. Bristow, and General Lind
say, an eminent lawyer of Frankfort, with
the chances in favor OF the last named.
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County Commissioner

Inc County Commissioners met tbiu
morning with all the members present
;, A notice from the Anderson Township
Trustees that the bridge at Dry Run vss
ABOUT to fall down was referred to the En-
gineer. vac
Also notification from the STOCKHOLDERS
Oh the Lower River Road that a culvert d
required near the Methodist Church in
DEM township. The notice was fled
A new form of bids for general work. I'd
curing two bondsmen and the affidavit d
the bidder was submitted by the County
Engineer and approved
II the bidder refuses to do the work be i
to pay the cost of advertising. He is Al.
required to give bond in the sum OF Sa.ON
on unlncumbered estate
A protest was fled by Macneale & Urban
and ooncurred in by Mosler, Bahmann &Co-.
in reference to the letting of the new sat-
for the County Treasurer.
Halls Safe and Lock Company submitted
their bid on the same, the sum being S.. $50
Adjourned.
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Fourth Edition.
T II E L A T E S T

Rational Associated Press to the Star.

Rational Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Signal officers at
Cape Henry report the body of white man
washed ashore this morning with head ell
tirely cut off.
SAN Francisco, Aug 27.-The' Working
mems meeting last night, called previous to
the late tragedy, was largely attended
With the exception of vigorous attack on
the Chronicle by young Kalloch, the meet
Ing was simply devoted to general campaign
topics and after adjournment the audience
dispersed quietly.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-secretary Nc
Crary, after an examination of the case, re.
ports that the name of Surgeon General W.
A. Hammond be placed back on the retired
list, and the finding in the case which
struck it off be annulled. President Hayes
has approved the decision and directed Or
aers to issue accordingly.
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The Turf.
CHARTER OAK PARK.

ne 1ufIs
CHARTER OAK PARK.
HARTFORD, CT., Aug. 27.-Morse won the
2:3O class race. Time-2:22H, 2:22, 2:20A,
2:21X.
For the 2:20 class Driver won. Time
2;25A, 2;23&, 2;25, 2;221s, 2;25.
MONMOUTH PARK RACES
LONG BRANCH, Aug. 27.-The selling race,
one mile, was won by Una. Time-1 :5OA.
The Jersey Silger sweepstakes, mile and
three-quarters for three-year-olds, was won
by Monitor Time-3:25X.
For the Criterion Stakes, for two-year-
olds, three-quarters Of mile, George Loril-
lard's Sensation and Grenada we're first and
second, Macaroon third. Time--1:22.
The Elberon Handicap Sweepstakes, for
all ages, two miles, was won by Danicheff.
Time-3:51K.
The Seaside Stakes, a mile and one-eighth.
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MRS. o'BRIEN's SPREE.

MRS. oBRIEN's SPREE.
National Associated Press to the Star
New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Yesterday Mrs.
Rainey, residing at 299 Annunciation
street, near Felicity, found Mrs. O. Brien,
one Of her dodgers, aged sixty, lying dead
at the foot Of the stairs The supposition
is that Mrs. o Brien, who had been drink
ing heavily for some time, tumbled down
stairs.
SECTION MAN KILLED BY CARS.
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Aug. 27.-Yesterday
a section workman named John O'Day,
aged fifty, while engaged in shoveling ashes
was run over by train and killed.
DROWNED AT BISMARCK.
BISMARCK, D. T., Aug. 27.-Wm. Warren,
of st. Louis, was drowned off the steamer
Gen. Thompson yesterday.
SHOCKING DEATH OF A WOMAN.
New York, Aug. GA shocking case
came to the notice of the police yesterday.
The dead body of Hannah Dunkers, a col
ored woman, was found in the closet of the
second story of shanty on Twenty-ninth
street. For several days there was terri
bic stencil in the neighborhood and search
was made for the cause. TIE body was
found in low closet in a sitting position
in rocking chair, and by her side laid a
whisky bottle. The body was clad in
chemise with one hand grasping the win
dow as il trying to open it when she died.
HORRIBLY GoRED BY BULL
JANEsvILLE, WIS, Aug 27.-Abraham
Christman, aged seventy, a resident OF
Clinton, Rock County, was driving cows
into the yard Monday evening, when bull
attacked him, knocking him down. hook
ing and trampling upon him Mrs. Christ
man fought the bull off with club and
dragged her husband to the barn. Mr..
Christman will die, five ribs being broken
and his chest crushed Ladly, injuring one
lung, one horn passed through his under
jaw, into his mouth, and his collar bone
was broken.
FATAL EXPLOSION ON A TUG.
New IoRK, Aug. N.-The steamtug Ex-
sex, employed in doing general work around
the harbor, exploded her boiler at o'clock
this morning while lying at the dock at the
foot of Clinton street, almost instantly kill
ing Leandcr Fuller, the fireman, and, it is
thought, fatally scalding Joseph Daffey the
engineer. 1h cause of the explosion has
not as yet been ascertaihed.
WHISKY KILLS LAWYER.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. 27.-Algernon S. Bell,
prominent member of tine bar, was found
dead in his Office this morning. The cause
was intemperance.
HOW SHE STUDIED MUSIC ABROAD.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 27.-H. A.
Deland, pressman here, sent his wife
abroad five years ago to cultivate her voice,
supporting her by his hard labor. Two
years since the Rev. J. NJ. Smith sent her
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ohio Grand Commaudery Election.

OhlO Grand COmmandery Election.
National Associated Press to the Star.
LANCASTER, o., Aug. 27.-The Grand Com
mandery to-day elected the following Off
GERS: Sir ]. Kelley O'Neall. Right Eminent
Grand Commander; Sir Henry H. Tatem,
Very Eminent Deputy Grand Commander;
Sir A. f. Vance, Grand Generalissimo Sir
E. II. Norton Grand Captain General Sir
Lafayette Van Cleve Grand Prelate.
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Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop you
colds, coughs and bronchial affections he,
fore they run into consumption that YOU
can not stop.
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Shadows of Comino Fuert.

The Twentieth Annual Harvest HON,
Festival of Green Township will be held
Thursday August 2Sth, at Carson's Grove.
near Cheviot.
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount OF sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange. as received by Lea, Sterrett Co.
s West Third street:
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James Y. Bernard and Maggie Springer.
Coroner A. L. Carrick held an inquest
this morning on the body of the infant
found August 4th In a vault at 1878 West
Fifth street, into which it had been thrown
by woman who up to this time, has not
been found out. The Coroner held the in
quest open until to-day, under the impress
preston that the detectives would be able
TO throw some light on the subject.
As they could not do so the inquest
was postponed until o'clock this
evening, for the purpose of hearing the tes-
timony of Mrs. Parvis, at whose place the
alleged murderer gave birth to the child
There is something mysterious about the
case, as the principal witnesses show no de-
sire to attend the case. The detectives,
Duffy and Cronin, also failed to appear.
The Foster and Hickenlooper Club of
the First Precinct of the Second Ward
held large and enthusiastic meeting at
their hall, corner of Gilbert avenue and
Curtis street, Walnut Hills, on Tues
day evening last. The speakers
were Senator Birch, of Louisiana,
Col A. f. Jones and E. Cort. Williams. A
great deal of interest was manifested, and
the speakers were loudly applauded. The
Club will hold business meeting next
Tuesday evening at the same place, and it
is hoped that all the members of the Club
will be present.
As will be seen by reference to the re.
port of the proceedings of the Board Of
City Commissioners this morning, the La.
dies Archbishop's Aid Society were grant
ed permission to erect building on the
Fifth-street Market Space in which to hold
their Bazar.
Philip Kuhn was locked up in iai
this morning in default of 5000 bail on {
charge of threatening Frank Beck witt
personal violence.
The rooms occupied by Mr.. Ed. Muir
ply. corner of Barr and Cutter streets
were burglarized last night, but only few
articles were carried away.
Mr.. White, a carpenter, fell from 8
scaffold on June Street, Walnut Hills, las
evening, and received several bad bruises
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All cases OF fatigue and excitement am
instantly removed by the peerless toilet ar.
ticle, Magnolia Balm.
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Cincinnati.
Dr. Minor this morning received the fol-
lowing dispatch:
"MENPHls, Aug. T.-Twenty-eight new
cases and six deaths since last report
"R. w, MITCHELL"
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have beer
ssued since our last report:
Hans Hansen and Mary Dilley,
George Pryor and Sophie Refs.
John Regus and Rosie Eckert.
Henry Teig and Charlotte Holt.
Emil Steinschneider and Mary Schwab.
John G. Rogers and Ida NJ. Dawson.
Mich. Murphy and Kate Kelly.
Henry Anthonf and Catherine Vogel.
John Nan and Adelna Kinsler
Oscar Schmidt and Emma Buchwald.
VIM. A. Denis and Lauretta L. Smith.
James C. Bernard and Maggie Springer
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Fritz, an old man, was accidentally
drowned at North Baltimore, o.
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SIN AND SORROW.
Catalogue OF Criminal and Calamit0us
Circumstances.
KILLED IN A GENERAL ROW.

Specials to the Star.
ROCKFORD, ILL, Aug. 27.-A fight oc-
Cured last night at the saloon of Mike Con-
ners, at this place, in which a coal miner
named Tom Howard was shot and in
stantly killed by some party who, as yet, is
unknown. The fight was general one, and
several others were injured.
MooNsHINERs LEAP FOR LIBERTY.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 27.-Deputy Col
lector Phillips reports from Overton County
that he captured Wash. Davis, reputed
moonshiner, at Hillham, but he escaped
the same night by jumping through the
window, carrying with him sash, glass
and all.
TACKLED THE WRONG LAUNDREss.
DECATUR, ALA, Aug. 27.-Mr. B. F. De
Graffenried, an old citizen of this place, got
into dispute with colored woman about
washing his clothes, which resulted in a
fisticuff. She being the better man, threw
him down and choked him so that he soon
died. The woman has fled.
FATAL FALL OF TWO BRAKENEN.
FREEroRr ILL.,, Aug. 27.-Two railroad
brakemen employed on the Illinois Central
were instantly killed yesterday by falling
between the cars while in motion. One of
the brakemen slipped against the other,
and both fell about the same time. One of
the men was named Peter Meyers.
THEY BURIED HIS BONES.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Aug. N.-On the
Oath of last May w. w. Ross, living near
Brooks Mill, not far from Dexter City,
disappeared rather mysteriously and the
swan ps were searched thoroughly from
one end to the other, but all in vain.
Monday last, three men hunting in the
swamps came upon the remains of man.
The pants, with some thigh bones and
bones of the leg, were lying out in little
cleared place, with the shotgun recognized
as Ross, laying across them. He had evil
IDENTIFY accidently shot himself and died
there alone. His bones were gathered in a
sack and brought home and buried.
SUICIDE OF A PROFESSOR.
LAsALLE, ILL, Aug. 27.-Professor James
L. Ryan, formerly of Wellington Universi-
ty. was found dead in his bed at his board
ing place yesterday. Upon small table
which was standing near his bed phial
containing laudanum was found, about
two-thirds full, which led to the belief that
he committed suicide.
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was won easily by Erastus Corning. Tim
-2:18k.
The Steeple Chase was won BY Reddinx
Notes.
me me hoss,smith race at Halifax was poss-
poned until this evening.
A: I. soule, of Rochester, NY. offeu.
5000 prize for single scull race chamn;or.
Sidpd Silp ~ un .nt world OPEN to everybody, pa
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Runs Earned-Blues, 0; Reds, 0.
Bases on Called Balls-Blues d. Reds |.
Left on Bases--Blues, 3; Reds, 6. ....
Struck Out-Blues. s; Reds, 4.
Passed Balls-Bues, 5; Reds. 8.
Wild Pitches-Blues, l; Reds, 0. .,
Flies Caught-Blues, /; Reds, I.
Double Plays-Reds /.
Umpire-Chares Houtz
ScCrer-Charles Schott
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Runs -Cincinnatis O. Buiialos O.
Bases on called balls-Cincinnstis q Buffalosl
First base on errors-Cincinnatis 4, Butfaios S.
Left on bases-Cncnnatis 6, BuffdlOs g.
Struck out-Cincinnatis 2, Bufalos4.
Two-base hits-Cincnnatis 0, Buffalos0
Threebase hts-Cincinnats 0, Buffaos0
Passed balls-Cincinnatis 0, Butfalos 0.
Wild pitches-Cincinnatis l. BuffnlosO
Flies caught--Cncinnatis 49, Butfalos7.
Flies Observation-Disclosures l, Butlalos2 2
Double plays-Cincinnatis 0, BulfalosO
Umpire-T. Gillian.
TIE famous female Red Stocking nine OF
of New York, and the Blue Stocking nine
of Philadelphia, played game of ball
yesterday at the Star grounds. The game,
muffing one, was full of fun.
The following is the score:
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Total shares reported sold
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-10
Boletin Mercantil.

La mayor parte de los hombres po-
llticos ha abandonado a Roma va por-
que los calores hap sido excesivos 8 ga
tambien porque 81 mes de.setiembre es
fecundo en- las Intermediates de la esta-
cion NAL sana en- las cercan1as del IT.
Der. Els la epoca del NAL asia que di-
cen los italianos.
La politica huelga, nos ha dicho una
carta de un personaje politico residente
en- Roma. No crea usted en- las exage-
raciones con que SO escriben los periodi>
cos franceses aqui hay mas di6culta-
des economicas que politicas todo 10
demas que Sc olga seran cuentos de pu-
ra fantasia para entretener las curio-
sidades de lectores desocupados.
Esto 10 ha escrito un hombre de Es-
do que nos honra con su conGanza y
que esta al corriente de 10 que pasa en-
el Quirinal y on el Vaticano 10 mismo
que en- los princi pales centros de admi-
nistracion p1blica.
La Italia tiene paz, y 81 los negocios
no son muy pr6speros, va aumentando
la production para llegar mejores
dias.
En- las naciones de Europa no men
cionadas en- esta carta no han ocurrido
sucesos politicos de gran interfs.
IT. g. SQez.
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LOteria. He aquf los principales premios
Que han resutado en- el sorteo celebrado hoy.

Biblioteca.- -Contin1an los donatiyoa
que el p1blico hace favor de Ii biblio.
teca popular. A juzgar por las relacio-
clones que SO publican de los libr0s re-
galados, esta visto que para concurrir
con fruto q la biblioteca, cuando est6
instalada, tendra uno que aprender to-
dos los idiomas conocidos y preseptar-
Sc hecho uD consumado filologo. Una
friolera. II
Santoral. -Sabado 1l.-San Fermin
oh. y conf y San Nicasio oh. y mr..
Domingo.-Nuestra Sonora del Pillar,
la Maternidad de la Santfsima Yfrgen
y San Felix y Sta Cipriana mrs.
Pagos.-Hoy Sc han pagado los n1-
meros de orden LIS y lie correspon-
dientes q Ia amortization de billetes del
Tesoro.
Metam6rfosis de Males. Eel mer0uriO
al curar una enfermedad origina 0tra.
ST subyuga el NAL de higado agudo,
6 ulceracion sifilitica, 8 erupciones VI
rulenta, substitute en- su lugar algnn
NAL cronico mas difcil aun de curar.
Compared su efecto con Ia Zarzapa.
rrilla de Bristol. Este puro desinieC-
tante vegetal no contiene elemento a.
guno que no sea restaurants puriicAn-
to, antic6ptico. No expela IN yenenO
con otro veneno. Su operacion es.sua-
We, uniforme y arrh6nica con Ia natura-
leza en- sus esfuerzos q librarse del
virus de Ia enfermedad. A este se de-
be atribuir el estado sano y Yigoros0
en- que deja el sistema despues dc
eradicar completamente 81 NAL.
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AL fin al cabo confesa el Sr. Colon
Cdyey que ha sido seminarista Y que
por 10 tanto uso la beco, pero en- calidad
de pensionista y durante 5 amos y que
solo despues de la muerte de su amado
padre Q. E. P. D. }, deseoso de estudiar
Teologla, pero sin medios para seguir
pagando la pension, solicito la 5eca de
naerced, que lie fu6 concedida, habiendo
usado de ella hasta terminar los estu-
dios, la edad de II amos, sin haber
contraido compromise con nadie de Sc
guir la carrera del Sacerdocio, nj usado
tonsura alguna, nj menos hdbitos que hu-
biera podido ohorcar.
Creemos que el Sr. Colon dice la YER
dad pero perm1tanos hacerle algunas
observaciones L. Suponemos que al
solicitar usted la 6eco de maerced tendr1a,
como es de presumir, la necesidad de
presentar algun escrito 6 instancia al
Prelado. g. No comprendemos como
81 Sr. Obispo le hubiera podido conce-
der dicha beca 81 ell postulante no hubie-
SO manifestado en- ell escrito sus deseos
de seguir la carrera ecclesiastical, pues
para esta y 70 para otra carrera son las
becas de merced, y este 10 sabe el Sr.
Colon. g. Si no vest1a usted el ha-
bito llamado beca, Spodria decirnos
que trsie usaban entonces los semina-
ristas? l. No era por ventura el mismo
que hoy les vemos? mo SO puso V.
sotana? iLa tiene puesta hoy? Y
81 no la tiene, 1 que ha hecho de ella?
Muy apuradillo ha de verse ell Sr.
Colon Cayey para contestarnos a estas
preguntas. y.... basta de beca.
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Extracto de Ia Gaceta de hoy.

Por r. O. fecha 2 del pr6ximo pasa-
do Sc anuncia que el Gobierno de 10 re-,
publica mejicana dispuso en- mayo Ill
timo la suspension de los trabajos que
Sc habian inaugurado para la Exposi-
cion International hasta nueva orden.
Han sido confrmados en- sus en-
pleos de telegrafstas segundos, ofcia-
les quintos de Administration, d. Vic
toriano Rodriguez Soto, Don Basilio
Cunchillos, D. Abdon Marcos, D. Jose
Prieto, d. Manuel Benegas, D. Policar-
po Dano, D. Mat1as Gomez, D. Jose
Sanjurjo, D. Ricardo Alfonso, Don Ma
nuel Sine Bugarin, D. Ricardo Garcia
Y D. Rodolfo Porrata.
Han sido confrmados en- sus en-
pleos de telegrafstas primeros, con la
categoria de ofciales cuartos de Admi.
nistracion, D. Francisco Chacon, Don
Antonio Fernandez Diaz, D. Juan Pa
Iacios, D. Jose Baixet y D. Jose Vera y
Fernandez.
-Ha sido nombrado Faluero del
Resguardo maritime D. Fernando Co.
mis-.
Ell 27 del corriente tendra lugar en-
el Ayuntamiento de Mayaguez el rema-
tie de las obras de reparacion de nueve
trozos de GALES de aquella ciudad cuyo
presupuesto monta 81, ,557.93.
Sc ha creado en- Bsyamon una nue.
va escuela incomplete de varones dota-
da con 24O pesos anuales, go para local
y "a para gastos memories. Estan va
cantes, una en- Quebradillas, dos en- Sa-
bana del Palmar, la p1blica de ninos de
Maunabo y la elemental de Vieques