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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
BANK LEGISLATION

During the last six months q good deal as
been said and written about the necessity of
further legislation in regard to private
banks.
The failures in this city last summer di-
rected attention to this subject, aud q dispo-
sition has been manifested to press the mat
ter upon the attention of he coming Legis-
lature. The Bar Association of Indianapolis
has taken hold Of the subject and q COM
mittee of that body is, we believe, now prepar-
ing 8 bill for the consideration of the asso-
citation, and il approved by it, 1t will be
submitted to the Legislature and its passage
urged.
Should such bill reach the Legislature
that body will find itself handicapped by the
fact that il can pass no law which would sf-
feet the National Banks doing business in
the State. Could a law be passed which
would operate upon them equally with
those who are engaged in banking under
other forms it might be well to try the ex-
pertinent of further legislation, but "a his
can not DO done, no legislation should be
had.
We do not intsnd to set up our Judgment
Upon a question Of law against the Bar As
ISOLATION. But We beg to say, that we very
much doubt the power of the Legislature to
pass . law restricting the business of those
who deal in money under laws common to
all alike. II it has such power, it has the
authority also to hamper and control the
businessofour merchants and manufacturers,
and there are few, We opine, who will claim
that 1t has such power. 1t can pass nc spe-
cisi laws, and all legitimate business is gov
erned by the same legal rules.
Why discriminate against private bankers?
They pursue al honorable avocation and are
entitled to the same protection rs other men.
Over one hundred and 1--WE millions of money
is invested in private banking in this coun.
Try, and private bankers hold two hundred
and ninety millions of deposits. This money
is entrusted to them because Of the peoples
confidence, and not On account OF any spe-
ciAl legislation.
Outside of this city we know of no one
who is claiming to have their business bsset
with such restrictions as will make its profit
able prosecution impossible. When it can
be shown that q banker will be more careful
in trsnsacting his business when only the
money invested in it and as much more is
responsible for his actions than be would be
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

The science OF Insiana canvassing has
been reduced to rules by a prominent law
yer, Democrat and stump-speaker. We re.
produce his code in the Sentinel to-day for
the benefit of intending debutants of the
next campaign. 1t Is exhaustive in its pro-
visions. even to prescribing what shall be
the sttire of the canvasser. mo matter
where you speak, wear your ordinary
clothes" IL directs. This is not only good
advice, bat will be consoling to speakers who
haven't . thousand different suits, and
while the tariff on cloth and csssimeres re-
mains a. high a. 1t 10 now the average woods
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

BEN BUTLER has been heard from, off,
cisliy, for the first time since the 4th of No
vember. He says in q letter that the reports
of his having contracted with a Publishing
house to write a book are untrue. 81 am
not engaged in writing any book" he adds,
"ner have 1 any immediate prospect or in
tention of SO doing" Good The second
volume of Twenty Years in Congress is as
much political inaiction as the country can
stand for q while.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
For Doorkeeper.
ICommunicated.l

An article copied in yesterdays Sentinel
from the German Telegraph, says that
no German is a candidate for any of
the Offices to be selected by our next or
present Legislature. In this we beg leave to
say that the Telegraph is mistaken. Mr..
John hester, of Warwick County, Is a can
didate for Doorkeeper of the Senate Mr..
Nester is a German-American citizen. He
has served his party faithfully and we'll as
member of the State Central Committee. He
is q gentleman OF good social qualities and
executive ability, and will fill the position as
Doorkeeper with credit to himself and the
Senate of the State of Indiana.
MARION.
January 6
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
For Assistant Secretary of the Senate,
James ". Tucker. of Rush County.

For Assistant Secretary of the Senate,
james W. Tucker, of Rush County.
To the Editor of the Sentinel:
SIR-In q few days the Legislature OF In
diana will convene, and Rush County Demo-
Gratis will ask-not demand-a small recog.
milton OF eur services in the political con-
tests OF our great party. Situated as we are
in Rash County, chained to Republican,
Congressional, Senatorial and judicial dis
tricts, with q majority of 300 or more against
Us in eur county, our chances for political
preferment are infinitely small. No honors
or emoluments of Office here can in any way
reward the efforts Of those OF our number
who contribute their time and money to beat
back the progress of our political foes. And
while, for our efforts at home we have re-
ceivsd nothing for ourselves, we have been
able to fairly contribute our portion OF work
TO the great ballot-box contests which have
steadily wiped out and forever DESTROYED a
Republican majority in our State, we now
ask the Senate to recognize the services of
one who has been foremost in that mighty
army OF Indiana Democrats who. by their
patient toiling, have been able ID accomplish
the above results.
We ask that James w. Tocker be appointed
10 the position OF Assistant Secretary of the
Senate.
This request bears with it more import
ance 10 us when We consider thas Indiana.
with every department Of her government
all her charitable, benevolent and other
institutions, requiring almost an army of
clerks, assistants and officers, all in the
safe keeping of our great party, not a Rush
County Democrat enjoys anywhere even
the smallest position in any OF them. No
Rush County Democrat has an Office any
where higher than that of township
trustee.
Mr.. Tucker has all the necessary qualih-
cations for the position we ask for him..
With an experience OF sixteen years as a
deputy in the Clerks office in Decatur and
Rush Counties, he would carry with him TO
the above position all the qualities 80 indis-
pensible to its proper management.
He was our candidate for County Clerk ct
the late election. and WIGS defeated after a
hard fight by only ffty-nlne votes. running
$50 votes ahead OF his ticket when party
lines were so closely drawn. We recon-
mend him for his especial fitness, and for
The reasons above cited we think our re-
quest reasonable and natural. We ask for
Mr.. Tucker a respectful consideration.
Jan. 6. RUSH COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

II Is to be hoped that no bad feeling will
result from the sctive caucus now being
made for official position in the Legislature.
'Our friends, the enemy" must gather no
encouragement from Democratic action.
They are alert for new ammunition. The
old powder has burned ont.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
Give Us Gooding for Speaker.

Hon. David s. Gooding has 70; many years
been one of the ablest advocates of Demo
cratic men and measures in the State. He 10
in advancing years and the Democratic
House of Representatives should make him
Speaker by the compliment of a unanimous
vote. It woJ Id only De a pool recognition
Oh MS valuable service TO the party In Us
hour OF need. In the hour OF victory the
Old Guard who stood by the party and made
it possible to succeed. should be remembered.
Northern Indiana is largely for David S.
Gooding for Speaker.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
John III. Spencer.
Seymour Democrat.
January 6

John e. Spencer, of Washington, is a can
didste for Reading Clerk of the House of
Representatives, 8 position for which, by
natural and acquired abilities, he is Pc
culiarly well fitted. He is an unhinching
Democrat, and, although q cripple from
his birth. he made q thorough canvass OF his
county last fall, assisting largely in the
achievement of the grand Democratic
victory. He is worthy and deserving, and
We hope that through the influence Of his
many friends in Southern ndiau be will
be successful.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
DEMOCRATIC EDITORIAL AsSOCIA-
TI0N.
Fifth Annual Meeting.

The fifth annual meeting OF the Democratic
Editorial Association viii be held in the city of
Icianapolis
JAcKsoE's DAY-JASUARY 8, 1884.
The indications are that the meeting will be
the largest editorial convocation ever held in In
diana or in the West. The Democratic editors OF
Indiana contributed their full share in securing
the grand victory November 4, and to a man, they
should be present to take part in the proceeding
OF the sth of January meeting. A local commit
tee viii make every required Arrangement for the
meeting. OF which timely notice will be gwen.
Come one, come ali.
l. B. McDoNALD. President.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

AND now Jay A. Hubbell, of Michi-
gan, and saith that he, too, approves Mr..
Cleveland's civil service letter. We tremble
lest W. w. Dudley, ex Pension Commits
sioner, and Lot Wright, of Cincinnati, will
also accord their virtuous commendationsof
it. Meantime we wonder what the army Of
Government employees. robbed by Hubbell,
are thinking of his late utterance.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

THE New YORK sun and Times do not
seem to be dwelling together in unity. The
q recently remarked: I'VE a dvise our
esteemed contemporary, the Times. TO sell
its jackass and buy an intelligent cat" OF
course, there is something very much above
the ordinary intended here deep below the
cold face of the type, but, not being on the
ground, 1t is as unintelligible to us as the
humor in q budget Of what is called Partisan
Inn
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

orator will not " q great many coats at
n end the same time. To tolerate the cry
ing babies in the audience. to istter the
campaign glee clubs singing, to use figures
freely, TO talk Constitution largely. and talk
good sense always. are a few of the duties
imposed for the stump.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
c I

To our many Democratic friends who will
De called to the city this week during the
preparatory opening days of the Legislature,
We extend a cordial invitation to make
themselves perfectly lat home with us.
The latch-atring is out, and all are welcome.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

The latest Boston scheme of benevolence
Is the establishment of a fund for the care
and protection of the public school chill
dren's teeth. A wealthy lady of the Hub"
offers to contribute 1000 toward the fund,
provided she may be allowed to ~inaugurate
the project. Whether the proposing bene-
factress has q spite against candy and chew.
iDg-gum shops is not stated.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

sigh, 81 wonder. who will carry me when you
two are dead and gone"
jon CoPPIssER, Of Columbus, S. O., says
be is a son of Henri Coppinger, who was
W~ashington's bugler at Yorktown, and
though John is now q boy Of ninety, be pro-
poses to blow his own horn from the top OF
the Washington monument, February %,
wind, weather and the elevator man per-
hitting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
THE Speskership contest will be decided TO-
night. King Caucus is a mighty monarch.

GENERAL BEN BUTLER is dubbed By the
Galveston News, The late assistant Presi-
Dental candidate" The Chicago News holds
the tribute unwsrranted, since Butler did
not succesd in assisting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
THE CINCINNATI ELECTION
OUTRAGE.
Lot Wright, United States Marshal.
On the Witness Stand Before the
Springer Committee.

Hcndre BulIdozers, Many Nos-
Resident and Some literate-si
Hundred 44-OsIfber British Bull
Dog ksvoIve<s-A S~coGndrel
Whose Lot Should BE Co
Wear stripes for Life.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

The latest craze for fashionable young
ladies is hammering brass. This may be very
nice for a young lady, but il must be very
trying to q young mans cheek.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-30

q aquel Centre de instruction con nn
ejemplar de la 'Ortografia de 10 Len
| gaa Castellana," cuyo interesaute libro,
escrito por dicho senor, Sc ha pubieado
en- estos dias con general aceptaci6n.
Sc ha colocado en- lugar adec uado ell
busto de Cervantes, reclentemente re-
galado q la Biblioteca, despues de ha.
Der sido bronceado por el inteligente
artista don Luis Ruvira, que esponta
nea gratnitamente sc ha pre- >taio q
ellc, anadien1o esta prueba de desinte
res otras muchas que lleva efectaa.
das en- 5enefcio del Establecimiento.
;Bien por el senior Ruvira, a quien Sc
fellcita por sus mobiles sentllnientosl
La corona de la hermoSura en- la
mnjer es indndab b.emente la cabellera,
para obtener Y conservar hasta ell f.
una hermosa, abund ante, susve, perfn-
mada rica de ondulaciones, basta sola-
mente usar coz asiduidad la admirable
preparation conocida con ell nombre de
T6nico Oriental para ell csbello
Ell magico efecto de este asombro o
T6nico Sc produce no solo EN- ell cabelIo,
sino tambi6n en- la barba y los higntts,
comunicandoles nm brillo y ana sedosi-
dad exquisitas.
Pianos garantizadOS de POGO usO
Y buen estado. Sc veuden a pretio muy
bsrato en- casa de A. z. Martha, alma
dor Y componedor de Pianos.
San Justo 28, 8 en- casa de ID. Fran
cisco Tinaud, calle de la Crnz.
ConSejo d las madres. Ell jara
be Clamonte, de la seh)ra Winslow, de-
bera usarse siempre cuando los nihos
padecen de la dentiei6n. Proporciona
alivio Immediate al peqnefio paciente;
produce un sueno tranquilo y natural
aliviando todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risueflo y felz. FL muy agra
da ole al paladar. Alivia al pequrh le
10, ablanda las encias, calma todo do
Tor, regulariza los intestinos, y es ell
mejor remedio conocido para la diarrea
ocasionads por 10 dentici6n Il otra
cansa.
Armas y Jimenez, Cruz Ii.
Venden la melor y mas barata cncrda
de pita estan decididos probArlo.
Mo mueren en- casa. sa.-Ptdase el
"Rough on Rats" q los boticarios; des-
terra los ratones, chinches, cucara-
chas, moscas, hormigas, y los insectos
de todas clases.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-30

der con q, nj sali6 4 Luz hasta ell IL de
Febrero de 1873, dia de la proclama-
ci6n de la repdblica, en- cuyos momen-
tos Sc lie vi6 entire las turbas en- los al
rededores del Congreso.
Por aquellos dias Sc present6 al juez
de la causa solicitando Sc le excluyese
de ella, porqne estabs dispuesto q pro-
bar que en- los momentos del delito Sc
hallaba CON varios amigos en- IN punto
lejano de Ia capital. Y, en- efecto, ell
jaez que entonces conocfa de Ia causs
lie recibi6 indagatoria, le dej6 en- liber-
tad contra 10 acordado en- ellie, pndo
retirarse { su casa con La turba de ami
gos que le habian acompanado basta
las puertas del Palacio de Justicia, las
citas resultaron exactas y ese sujeto
qued6 definitivamente en- libertad.
No est&n en- la causa descubiertos los
demAs criminales. Si hubiese conti-
nuado cierta investigation, que acaso
inconscientemente sc estorb6 del modo
que qneda indicado, habrfa resultado
prueba perfecta de que los dem&s ase-
sipos, algnnos de ellos iniciados en- ell
sumario, fueron Adrian Ubisos, N. Ro-
driguez, que ha fallecido, los dos her.
manos conocidos por Quintines, nno
de los cuales Sc qned6 despues ciego,
Ramos Armella.
In amigo de los c0njgrad0s que intent6
impedir el crimen.
Hay un empleado, pdblico procedente
del ramo de aduanas de la isla de Cuba,
escribiente hoy en- IN ministerio, redac-
tor que fue de La Iguxldad y con un
cargo importante en- Ia redacci6n de
Et C0ns5dte, que puede dar f9 de todos
los conjurados, porque d pesar de 50
amistad = sus relaciones fntimas con
Paul y Augulo, era 10 bastante honra-
do para que este no hubiese contado
con Ell; pero sospechando la Atrocidad
que se intentaba, movi6se mucho aque
la noche del "a de Diciembre, did con
los conjurados en- ell establecimiento de
vinos Y comidas de Ia Gale del Turco,
mnn. I; Sc snpuso ante ellos ssbedor de |
10 que ALI les tenia reunidos, trat6 de |
disnadirlss, no 10 consigui6, uno de los |
ssesinos quieo retenerle allf para que
no los descuhriese en- aquel momento;
pero 81 Sc abri6 paso J marcho en- bus
ca de Paul. ( quien no pndo encontrar
hata dos horas despoes del delito, ocul-
to en- una casa, donde Sc le jsct6 de
haberlo perpetrado.
La scinta del coche de punto que
utilisd Paul para trasladarse desds los
alrededores del Congreso 10 Gale del
Turco, indicaba que en- este cortisimo
trayecto habia invertido media hora.
FL dstito coas3mado y "a tentatira.
La investigator judicial Sc iedic6
esclarecer 81 los reos del delito consul
mado tenian relaci6n cen los de la ten
tativa de asesiuato que Sc perseguia en-
10 propia sausa. Sobre este no sc hs
llegado 4 hacer luz bastante. Algdn
dato afrmstivo Sc recogi6, mas no pa
rece digno de credito. Porque bien
pudo suceder que hubiese distintas
conjuraciones contra ls vida del gene
raj, ideadas y ejecutadas por distintss
personas, sin concerto alguno entire
unss y otras.
81 la investigation snmarial hubiese
estado siempre bajo una misma direc-
ci6n, acsso Sc hubiera esclarecido mas
ese punto, que era importantisimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-30
IGIlS NIlERlLDS
DE BONNEFONT.
NANANTlALES DE ROSSIERES.

Aguas gaseo acdulo bicarbonataas sodas cacicas M
meas, lgeramene errugnosas.
Estas las gaseoas de odas las uas mineaes
natuaes Muy agadabes al paada pueden beber
las comdas mezcadas Los principles aguas
do motive la Academia Mrdcna de Paris las
ados lie han Waldo medaa la Exposition de Calcutta
I883-84.
Muy titles tempo epidemco, preservatiyo de las
Intermediates ocasionadas por las aguas ordinaras.
Reemplazan a las aguas de Vichy todas aplica
clones
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Conssrras. PI
Pastel de higado de A
ganso trufado. G
Salchichas francesas r
tiufadas I,
| Pasteles de pichones {
trnfados. ter.
| Pies de cerdo trufa- A
dos. A
Embnchado de me- o
nudo de ccrtio trufad 4
Pctit, -Pois iinos al :,
natural /
Petits- Pois extrafi- 7
nos al natu'al :.
Hahichuelas tiernas ma
de granadas al natu, al 'lV \.
a uso de los pe:its -pois. =, =
Habichuelas tiernas h"r, y
para .nsalada.
Conservas espaiolas gu, =,
de I, rnt ra en- tomato. .,
en- salsa verde, estofa- ''"i u
ia etc. a
Sardinas espaholas a
en- aceite, medias lati 3 'e1' q
| Id. id. en- tomato cd = :,
cuartos idem. - -
Caramel con extrac !
to de tomato. Aoli'
PIN en;os morrones A
| al natural. get,
Sal a de tomates en- IL
bot las. ider
Nantes uilla francesa i'
superior. | III
Man equllla danesa '
l4tt colora "a. peri
Frutls en- su jugo en- Il
lAtas y medias. {
Encurtidos ingleses SalI
frascos Y medi0s. ?
Nor adella en- latas man
nedias Y cuartos. l.. !
Frutas en- su jugo |,
en- frascos, francesas te.
Frutas en- almibar Eos
Mallorquinas. Vel,
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g l'nos. "o~ ~
Brandy SHREDDER su bra,
perior. N
Brandy Hennesey l ma {
Estrells. Iibr,
Celebrados vinos de r
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Vino Moscatel supe Ace
rior marca c. Iii,
Vino ,Ierez Venerable 2
sunerior. dro,
Id Je ez amontillado. I
Id. id. palido. ,ai
Id. Pedro Jimenez.
Ma. camilla fina olo-co,
rosa. 7
Valdepehas de mesa I;hr
superior. T
Vino frances st. Jd- o1 =.
fen. Des nos
Id. fran, es Chateau uos w
Margaux. PA,
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brado.
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TIM Sola superior. 'i" =
Id id. Eli Cora de L. |
Id. id. id. de % 'ias
Id. Vermouth Mo- r, ! |,
rando fino. ga y I,
Id. id. ordinario. a. ~
Id. superior de 0por- l,
to. 4
Id. id. de MADEIRA. tal'
Amargo de Argos tas
tura. L
Id. Pilsener, botellss, Dre
& nebra Tn frascos, lol
siete medallas. rel
Vino de mesa San Vi a
cente en- garrafones. ! D
Id. id. Alella Pla- \
dellorens, id. ain
Id. id. Valdepehas, i'd. y
Anisete fine y super can
fine de Rambeau. /
Anis Escarchado. arrt
Licores surtidos de" Ii
diversas classes. gu ?
80 r. Ma,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-30

Don Manuel .Satdrez Valdes, Js1ez
de "a mstancia del Distrito de
CGtedral de esto Ciudad:
Por el lrssente cito llamo y emplazo
& Don Lorenzo Rafael de Jefds Nos,
para que en- Ell termiDo de nneve dias
contados desde Ia publication del pre-
sente comparezca en- este Juzgado en- el
concurso de Don Ramon Lopez Rani
rez por 81 por medic de Procuradoi
con poder bastante; apercibido de de
clararsele los estrados J pararle el per.
juicio consigniente 81 no 10 yerifcaFe.
Dado en- Puerto Rico & catorce de
Agosto de mil ochocientos ochenta y
cinco. - Manuel Snarez TaldSs.-Et
Escribano, Lcdo Jose NJ SanjHon.
80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-08-30

Obispo y ell aeto, organizado por e
R 10. Padre Agustf, ha siIo lucidisimo
La concnrrencia muy numerosa.
La ealumnia. "A mi buen ami
go ell DR.. d. NJ. q. G.
Podra la nave deslizarse osada,
Y atravesar veloz
Las lfquidas distancias del oceano
Burlando su fnror.
Y del mfsero esclavo las cadenas,
En- hdmeda prisi6n,
Podr& romper la mano compasiva
De algnn ser bienhechor.
Tsmbien podra de la celeste esfera
Desparecer ell sol,
Y rodsr al abismo las montsfias,
Y en- lhLubre estertor,
Agonizar Ia humanidad doiente,
De desdichas en- pos.
Mas Ia sombra fatal, ell lodo inmundo
Qae la honra manch6,
El soplo abrasadcr de Ia calamuia,
Engendro de dolor,
ESQ solo pudiera destruirlo
La clemencia de Dios.
FELIX VEGA.
Agosto, % 1855.
0bito. -Ha fallecido en- Maya
gtiez el spreciAble Sr. d. Francisco NJ.
SOLO. Su muerte ha sido mny sentida
por toda aqnells sociedad.
Descanse ell alma del ST. Sojo en- ell
seno de Dios.
De viale. -Segun VemoS en- "La
Cicitzaci6n, nnestro respectable amigo
y correligionario de Ponce ell Sr. Ga
Hart Sc ha embarcado con direction q
Ia Peninsula.
Deseamos felicisimo viaje y pronta
vnelva d tan distinguido vislero.
AsaltO. -LeemOS en- el miSmO co.
lega ell siguiente edifcante suelto:
"Noches pasadas un joven que con-
ducis $3.50 en- Elective fue asatado en-
81 camino del Coto y robado."
0rden PdbliCo. -Durante el mes
ie Julio dltimo, segun vemos en- la
presto ell Cuerpo de Orden
Pablico 1851 servicios.
RbliOteca pdbica Municipal.
Ell sefior Inspector de l.aeusehanza,
Ion Alexandra Infiesta, ha obseqniado