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lkIldnrc.

KILDARE, Oct. l.-[Speclal.l --sol
Taylor, Allen Thompson and Bill
Lyons were taken 10 the Rusk poni-
Tertiary this evening, In charge OF
Transfer Agent A. l.. Winston and
Deputy Sheriff Stovo Kaskling. Tsy-
Tor was eentencod TO seven years. sery.
itndo for robbing County Treasurer
Kinkead In February last. There arc
several moro implicated with this rob
bory who have not boon tried, jim
Blokhsn, nlso charged with this Of
ionBo, had bis preliminary trial, which
was set for to-day, continued until
Monday. Thompsop was given as
years for beating his little stsp-chlld 10
death. Lyons was given four years
for assault with intent 10 murder,
The Jefferson Lumber company have
received seven cars OF new steel rails
for their road, and are pushing their
road through TO Linden vigorously,
Row. Jackson Is conducting u pro.
trscted meeting ut tho Baptist church
and Is crowned with good succoss.
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HILLsBoRs, Oct. 1.--[Special.l Tho
Fsrmorp Alliance struck eur cotton
nen unexpectedly to-day. The Ali
ance mon brought In about $50 bales
and wastod to sell in ono lot. There
has boon in about AIS bales outsids the
Alliance, and 1t has sold readily and
at fair price-from $50 to SOS. Par
ties hive counted over 900 bs,ss ia all,
The difficulty seems To be
that the oottOnMen DONE want the
Alliance cotton in = bulk, and they
don't want to soil any other wav.
The streets are crowded with wagnns,
aud ~ this time, late In the evening,
nothing has been done.
We notiot Colonel w. J. Bettertop,
OF tho popular firm OF Botterton &
Hopkins, of Dallas, on our streets TO.
day in the Interest OF his house.
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COrsicnDa.

CoRsrcANA, Oct. 1.--LSpGcial. Fire
Company No. received this afternoon
their hook and ladder truck and,
headed by Mcintyre & Heaths minstrel
brass band, parrdsd our streets. The
truck is iutondsd for two horses, and
paid for entirely by The fire company,
ths CITY being at no expense for the
purch SO.
MIR. ID. Il. Andrews for the past two
years assistant train dispatcher in
The Houston IL Texss Central railway
oihce hsre, goes TO The Bremoad Office
10 work.
Judge w. Il. Bright and family re-
turned lass nigh from summer trip
to thu Northernaumme r resorts
Mr.. John Manu- went to Denison
Lhis NOR ling to meet his wife aud Mrs.
John II. Collins, whohave been spen d.
log thesummsriu Virgiaia.
Cotton receipts to-day, 2S5 bales.
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he STATE TELEGRAAS.
hsroFF!cE CLERK ARRESTED
! p.nison fog iAllege1 Robbery Of the
|Hsils-A Cute Eiopement-ehysi-
clan Arrested for "Misusing
the Mails"-Trial of Igna-
cha Ccrtez for Kurder.
karrsd with Rssblng tho United
States Mail.

srssd with Rssblng tho United
States Mail.
pryIsoS, Oc.. l.-[Special.l-J. Fl.
su,on was arrested last night al 8
HOOK by officer Tom Wright. Nj.
,uson is Charged with robbinr the
ujssi States mail at this place. He
Id tho position Of delivery clerk ia
postoilice, and about four wesSs
d Postm sster Dsushsrsy suapi-
Orsd that hs was not honest, az a
utlsman returned a lesSec taken cut
4 mistake, containing a IS bill, and
han tho party that il belonged to
lloi for the same, 1t could not be
Ind. Mr.. Dsagterty said nsthing,
employed % private dstcctivo t.
Itch him. Tbs detective ao0n found
nj Hsus0s Uas Ia the habit
gambling and drinking. About 10
Vi ago q colored msn, living near
citsboro, osme TO the postoflca and
kad Mr.. Hanson TO wriso him q let
ITO the City Bank, OF Snerm an, and
We him Sl35 TO mt in with il. ua
en registered thu letter. When the
tier arrived ut tas bank it only cou-
lined S35, ana did not state the
mount that was sent in it. Tom Rsn.
blph, cashier OF tho bank, immeal-
3ely sent certificate of deposit tor
The co'ored man got il
ID asked Postmaster Doagherty how
was, as he had given Hansen Sl35 TO
Tin the letter.. Mr.. Dsugherty tsen
~ watch over everything that Han
handled, ana yesterday gave your
porter decoy letter whicn he gave
colored boy with Instructions 70
koit 10 Hanson, saying that il. con-
med a 81 biz, aud thso t le letter did
tbslOnp TO tho lady addressed TO,
eput it Nv drawer, aud WHOM he
nrelievod ). night Mr.. Dsughorty
N 10 fine il, sus it was no
sre to be found. H0 inns ediately
mmsncd tie ssrviaes of Officer
nsht and proceeded to Hsnaou's
rm, on Gss1S Etress. Arriving there
Daugherty accused rim OF taking
letter aud m Jnsy, which he denied,
hcer Wright then proceeded to search
uotbes, and f0uud the latter ia bis
Hpocket, and ire 81 bill in his yeet
aket. he Immediately Srressed him
dtosk him 20 tho city jail. This
plning no was arraigned bafora
dss Adama cours and waived exam.
itiOn. Not being able TO furnish q
bond will DO taken to Osl.
tomorrow to await the
ton Of tbs United States cours
Hanson was Engaged to be mar
next week to young lady OF this
n. He was q member of the South
Methodist Epi copal church, and
one time superintendent of the
nday-schOoi and leading member
The Young Mems Christinn Asso-
ltion, and was editor Of tho CHI is
y Visitor, published at this place.
seems to take 1t in = very child
. way-crying and protesting his
nocsnce. Ovi1E to the high posi-,
ms he has held IN chic place, 1t was
ite . shock to tho people of Denison
pen II WAS known that he had been
tssted On this serious charge. Post
aster DaugherLy tslesrsphed tho
TO State Postsflice Inspector Dice,
assin, Texas, Immediately after tina
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GAINEsvILLs, Oct. L. Especial. -
Lat night about IL o'clock, the fire
alarm was sounded and 1t was dis.
covered that tho large barn Of Mr..
FAC Addington, NJ his now residence,
was on fire. The fire. boys we're
promptly on hand, but all efforts to
save tho building wore unsyalllpp.
Tho loss on barn and csntonts Is $4,000:
insurance, $1,000. The origin of tho
6re is unknown,
Tho semi annual parade of the fire
department. tnok pleca this afternoon.
~ was witnessed by large crowd
ana reviewed by the mayor aud city
council.
Cotto2 reoeipts tn day about 30
bales; prioos ranged from SO to Ooeats.
MAJOR u. Cairns retprnod last night
from an extended trip north.
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GRASpsRY, Oct. i.-Tspecial.l THE
witnesses In the Ntillikin trial have all
boon examined, though sovera, are
likely TO DO recalled, or new evidence
be introduced. Tho general drift az
the evidence seems u b. that Leo was
murdered, and was shot without INV
snow. for his lite. The defonso ai-
tempted to Introduce De Smith, but
the court everruled. Then tbev
wanted De Smiths evidence
NJ givon before the coronor's lure. hut
tho court oyorrulcd again. The Law
yers will begin to speak about 20
,sorrow noon aud the c,so win probr-
bly, 20 TO the jury Friday night. Tho
opinion OF tue public hote, Ne mar AZ
can be learned. Is that al.llikun vii
DO sentenced TO Tho ponlttutisty-- viii
neither hang nor 10 sc1ulll, a !.
County Attorney Estcs Ia assistipr tho
the defppsn. ""Ho
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TrLHn,oct, i.-Ispocial.l-Mr. Usrr,
Fi's ie's, who has for = long tlmo boon
superintendent of tn, Texas a 81
louis railway, with headquarters al
Tyler, has been ssporcedsd by Mr.
John Dickerson, the change to take Of
feet on the 81 instant. Mr., Dlckovsou
wss formerly . passenger couduoto,
AMI trIi master on tho st. Lonls al.
vision OF the Iron Mountain railroad,
mendcd. 'NV
A number OF cases OF denrua sovor
have made their nppearsrca Sayo
within the past few days, ''o''
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SAN ANTONIO, Oct. i.-lspeclN.l =
This mornlns a. 81 carly hour thc
court house was surrounded by con-
siderable nunbo- o. ollls0ng, wh
wers waiting 10 h0ar tho trial oi Il
nasiA C>r,ea, shs bsing charged with
Tia murder ct Sid Ssannitorth, tho
young lawyer, whoio tragic death
took place Ia the resi- sence OF tho ptls-
oner, on tho nigh. OF thu 81 of July
last. The court house by % o'clock Wsl
filled With persons, al anxious To gsin
view Of the alleged mnrderesa. Az n
few minutes after o'clock the prisoner
was escorted by tho deputy sherilr int,
tho court room aud nccpmm dated
with chair. t1nscis C,rles ~ a
woman OF eh1u. ~ sosis Of age, and
| inclined o. hs cprpilont Her iaaluros
are OF well-iefaed Mexican type,
aud are not particularly prop v sosslng.
Sho was attired in deep black and ex'
hibisud perfcc, coolnesaed ~ abe, fan.
ned herself, and gazsd around tho
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ALVoRD, Oct, 1.--[xDeciil.l The
fourth shipment Of cotton was MAIDS
to-day of ITO bales, by Hatchett g.
JOHNSON, for Edgar Sweeney g. Co.
The Farmers Alliance made q small
bunching of cotton here on the Goth
instant. There wero GO bales In all.
Messrs. Hatchett 81 johnson boueht
81, and III. Youngblood bought the
remainder; all sold at 8lf. One Mr..
Green, from Gainesville. cotton
bsyer, was here on that day, but he
| met with the fishermsn'E luck.
There will be a protrsctsd meetinC,
commence on Friday night, which Il
expected to continue for several days.
!. Will b. conducted by the Me.ho.
dists.
This next bupohlng OF CO ton here by
seallisncet will be ON Tsesday, tho
| l3sh Of October.
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NEW LAREDO, MEN,, Oct. l. -[Speo,
ial.l -Lauro Cavszos, ex-collector Of
custom at this point has just reached
here from the City oil Mckee to take
command Of all tue military forcos on
this frontier. All the military turned
out to receive him. He is not we'll
liked by the people, on account of for
Ner tyranical exaction. and they
Section hands on the Mexican
National have struck against q re-
duction in wages, from 75 cents TO so
cents a day, equal to about 40 cents
American money. Labor ~ plentiful
and cheap.
A wagon train of goods coming
across tie country form Pledras
NeGras to this point, was attacked by
bandits and l,5C0 taken.
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Sherman,

SHARMAN, Oct. l.-[Spacial. l-Joha
madison gave bond aud took ont q
NJ Of sequestrstion against John A.
Pnaldson, his BROTHER, and his vito,
ary I. He claims his father and
No. who are living separate, nave
: use Of household goods TO the
nount OF $l15. Nary T., his s., p
9Iner, whom no dislikes very mum,
IN possession Of the property, prG
Mkes this means Of recuvoriug i..
putty Sheriff Morris served tue wri.
AFTERNOON, and took posses ios u
goods Doneldson's boudsman
~. Marshall, J. w. Simmonds,
q oI,allman, Il. G. Dillingham; aud
Asssrs. Price and James, tho in
snce agents. who represent the
aPsniss IN which 4. N. Aspley, the
aueman, whose housc was burned
night, say that they had a 500
IN the Sun Mutual of.Ncw Orleans
|cV IN the Commercial OF Califor.
n, W. w. Walker, the ohinsman, IL
WIG anew sidewalk laid Ia front OF
sore on the public square.
% hussui, u colored preacher, will
sapmorsmio entertainment t tho
urea Methodist church this oven
Nterdsy was a boonlng day
onR tho cotton mon. There were
NV bales. Some sold rs high rs
N. Ashley, the gentlsmsn who
turned out last night, had, during
NE, removed lew articles OF
sshoia goods TO n seeming place OF
y IN some manner they caught
anu We're entirely destroyed, max.
Nv. 1853 complete.
n. a. Edwards Is billing tho city In
N 'hhterest OF Lizzie May Ulmer, who
Th W mere Monday evening.
NV INV caso OF Blain and Kelly Va. the
49, 49, company, which was decided
s.t the plaintiffs, will DO carried 10
supreme Court.
sr,Ilns 'alr week thero will bs " $500
may OF hroworss, which will add
S,a materially 10 the attractions
cwuS was another lively day
,s tnc cntten mon. The receipts
~ soout 100; SIS WIS tho highest
;rad. Mr.. Jake w. Levy "a buy.
n" tne herohants' Protective rs.
r,sna, aud Colonel X. q. Hall IL
Hbsss ior the cuttou Mr.. Levy buys.
rs, article that appeared in TIM
bm Ja oi yesterday, rs an interview
Svss,onn Donaldson, was correct as
tssted BY him, aud contained ell
- ''s IN the case OF any Import.
tSropera house had n rather smell
,-rrprsciaive audience u erect tn.
~ nsuon II "Csllea Bsuk,r M rem
ksi,ey the RAJ. Marion. Bigger Com
y ~ Miss Louise Rial IL an nc.
IN no moan sbility, and her rem
~, VI the mad scene il amply
Scs,. Ihis troup shows ia Dallas
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court with unqusilirg glance, or nd
dressed some remarks 10 her iawvars.
There was strong array OF the lead
ing legal talent OF the city prebent,
who apDssr TO msnifess considerable
interest ia the isaua OF the trial, Dis
Iiet Attorney George PAsehal WAS also
or hand Ia readiness 70 aonducs the
trisl for the S'sta.
At 10 O'Clock JGsga Nooman toak his
saat on thu bench AID tine court opan-
ed amid the mum og the numerous
auditors Tho arss m0vo on tbs part of
the counsel for Gha defense, was to file
an eXcrcii0n 70 the case being heard
TO- DAY, they not having had sufficient
" reasonable time 90 prepare Tor trial,
ard haothor Exception tskon was that
IL was Irregular and takes g crimuai
case in tho middle of the
hearing Of the civil docket. Vba
OBJECTIONS were 6naliy overruled by
tae Juose, aad The priaoner sc the bar
tnoh plead not guilty to the CHARGE,
she Vas then srrNignsd bofure the
court, and the indictment was read o.
her nv District Clerk George Daskieli,
witch was listened TO by the pri.oaoS
WAN an uHtsu.lleG At0lidiCy. fhl
uc1S step WAS the empAnaling OF the
jury, rhioh proved 10 % q tSslous GRO
| cess. OF 90 ctizans summoned As
llcrors, only eight of them acre con,
| sldsred lit f. try tho case. At thiz
point the pansl Jurors failed, and The
court e0j urnet rntil to morrow
when fresh jurors will havs bean sum
mnns!.
One of the Eighth cavalry, named
Bettllng, exemption the truth OF Tn,
| old adage: SIT Is bettsr to be herr
lucky than rteh." 10 received re-.
Gently 8 selegrRi0 Informing him that
he hsd 10000 francs plaU d ~ lis credit
az Paris. On receiving this welcome
Intelligence, he msde sn application
for a Through OF Cd dsyz, which
hiss been granted TO him, and he ntsrtl
Tor the capital OF Franco Immediately
An Important lease, for an extende.
period, was coslpletcd yesterday 81
this city, by which Lorenzo GOnzsle,
rrevinO, VI Prras, Mexico, leased Il
Mr.. ] hn wiilett and associytrl
$4,000 Rrran of land in tho Sfsto o
CoAhula, Mexlc ), b5ilG IN the vioiaiti
OF She Cnrnen mountains, on private
terms.
Postmaster Nowcomb Gays that a
tne ond Of tha paat quarter
ending September 30 (yester
day), tho decrease ia tho rsceipri
at tots qflioeior postage Of seolni-oas,
matter has been $2ll % ot for tho yea
dcersaaa OF nearly Sl,l0) Fhia Is 0l
account ofths reduction OF the pouuC
rates.
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Weatherrorsl,

wsArnrnrcnp, OCT. i.-Ispeoial.l-
Inc latest news from oranbury con-
c'rning tho hilliksn trial was at u
noon. The examination Of tho Wit
nesses had bsen closed and tho arru.
ment on the case hed commenced. Tho
cave GO viii PROBABLY b, given 10 the jury
The total cotton rscsipss to data are
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Oct. L. Special Governor
Ireland has not appointed SUCCESSOR
to Judge West, of the Supreme Court.
The Land Board has applications for
next meeting for the lease Of 10000
acres OF school lands and 10000 acres OF
pubic domain on large land district
not reported.
L.vaca county assessments show
SlS2, QUO decrease, ana Shpckieford about
the same amount OF increased values.
Miss Slllie Luhberick, daughter of
tapttin j. j. Lubberlck, died yester-
0ay.
Mr.. G. NJ. Spence ssick with densne.
No nov Developments TO-DAY in the
Vance Washington murder. Tho evil
deucs OF tho negro, Johnson Greggs,
that hs heard Oliver Townsend and
Doc woods plotting the Murder and
saw them enter tn. house ~here the
parties wore murdered and left with
out giving the alarm, is not generally
credited. Some think Gregge akould
be arrested.
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COLORADO, Oct l.--[spooial.l Tho
Colorado bar met this morning and
endorsed Hon. Sawnio RobertsoD, Of
Dallas, for tho vacancy ON the supreme
csurt bench. A petition IN this efiec.
was forwarded to Governor Ireland,
signei by all the lawyers OF tho city.
Major Peun's meeting " vntting
warm. Qpite n number PROGRESSED re-.
ligion to-day, among whom were seine
Of the hardest cases In tho city.
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BoNHAH, Dot. l.-ISpecial.] THE Bar
associstion of Fsnnin county to-day
passed resolutions recommending and
endorsing Judge Gaines, OF Paris, for
suprems. judge, TO al the vacancy
oaused by tho resignation OF Judge
Weat.
Mr.. I. II. FllplIu, OF st, Louis, who
has been quite sick with fever for two
weeks past, at tho Crockett hotel, Is
Sill IN q pr0carious condition.
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Tho OIoss.

Tbe revival meetings Of Annoy hall
conducted by Evangelist Williams.
closed last night. The house was paek-
90 with an eager sudisnee anxious to
near tha last words OF the youthful
preacher who has so wondrousiy stir.
req the clsy for tho past two weeks.
before M. Williams arrived Rev.
ar, danke took tho stand and
caiitu ior collection to
supplement- tho amount already raised
w. w. uairsV the expenses OF tho meeting.
rhe call met with liberal response.
Mr. WiliiHms upon arriving began the
service by reading the hyme, Zone
Smeotly Solemn Fhought," which was
sung by tho audience.
ho then made proposition for all
who had determined 10 conrcc, ata
themselves TO Gods seryios 10 man
u known by rising. Between 40 ana
% responded prosessine faitn In
Chfist. The succeeding feature Ypa
the most interesting OF tho eyaoIng.
Ia response to call from Mr., VII
iians for tsstimonias from ALI pro
had bsan benefited by the meati y.
over 800 arose ono by Que, giving *
preston to their feelings in a fsx
words.
Chrlatisn people seated arOund tia
reporter, said that much q scene hed
never hotore been Witnessed in Dale 4.
Mar. Williams then took position vt {, q
rear door OF tho hail and shook HANDS
with the people NJ they teNrfulIy bao !,
MN good bye and departed. Thul
enued the mos remarkable and auc.
oessful religious service ever held in
tnis city, II not in tho State. The evan
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Paris.

PARIS, Oct. l,-[Spccial.l Mr.. J. I.
Gumpors Is again sick with asthma,
while his wife islying worry low, with
little hope orreoovory.
Five hucdred bales OF the fleocy no.
ceivsd yesterday. Price from $50 10
012is.
Judge u II. Gaines IL brought for
ward by Tho editor OF tho Dai v News,
Tor Tho vacant seat GU tho supreme
bench.
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0s,orsasB

COLORADO, oct.1-lspocisL AT tho
meeting Of Msjpr Penn last nlght, a
great zeal Of esrnsstnoss was mani.
tested. lie proached on "The Unpsr.
donablo SIM" At the close OF the scr.
mon q went up to b. prayed for. aud
eight professai religion.
tonn v Auornsy Lucas has prose-.
cntea tue basdt elfmsnt OF the city
viiotoasiy In the recent tafm Of the
county csurt. Fines b. The account of
i,SjO rere llvied. County Attorney
Lucas " he Clint ~ West Texas.
The Political elemen. is beginning to
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Bolton, Oct. 1.-[speoial.l-J. X.
Graves clubhouse snd contents were
burned last night, three mics east Of
town. L,s,, about $1,000. MIR. Graves
IL iron home and the amount of in
suranca cannot be obtained.
Robert James, injured by the rum
away team, Is stu In . very critical
ennJit'pn.
Cotton receipts to-day, 90 bAles.
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COLEMAN, Oct. I. Especial. l. The
depot grounds Of tho Cult Colorado 4
Santa Fc we're located to-day north Of
Tho csurs house about 800 yards. Our
town will enjoy tho facilities or a
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ssss,nAi.t, Dot. i.--[speslal.l- Tho
a'c delivery system goes into
:, our possof,lss to-day.
par Il somewhat divided 10
V'ce q a successor 70 ali the
W. IN sne supreme iudgeship,
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wAxAnAoHrs, Oct. i.--lspecial.l--
The waxshachie bar have endorsed
and petisicned the governor /, appoin,
Hon. sswnio Robertson TO an ths VA.
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Prcos, Oct. 1.-lspocial. The bar
and people OF Pscos unanimously
favor Judge r, II. Glvens, Of Paris, TO
MI the vacancy caused by The resigne-.
ton of Judge G. s. West.
iho new arrivals arc we'll pleased
VIZ tho iuturo prospects OF this
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about 1900 bales. There were c45 yes.
terdsy, and 200 bales to-day. prices
RANGING from $50 to $500.
Mr.. Il. Roberts aud Miss Emma
Shackleford Were granted licensa to
marry to-day. ~
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railroad connection before many
days, and she Will carry Off the laursis
west OF Dallas.
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Craddock's Billiard, hal has been on.
tlrely renovated, and will open on
Saturday evening at7:30.
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Tennison Bros. for harness.
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RECAUDACION
De CONTRADICTIONS DBL RsTADo
EN- LA CAPITAL.
A Y | s o

Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- 81 srticuls
"a del Reglamento general para la imposici6n,
administration y c0branaa dc la contribueion
industrial y dc comercio, sprobado por Real
Deereto de de Diciembre de 1875; en- el
Is de la Instruction para Ia cobranEa de los
debitos por contribuciones de dc Diciembre
de 1880, hago presente, que durante diez
dias, a contar desde el 20 del actual, sc pro
cedera por los cobradores de esta Recatids
cidn la cobranza domicilio de Ia correspon.
diente al primer trimestre del ano economico
actual de 1886 por la contribution Indus
trial y de Comercio Y primero de la Territorial.
Vencdo dcho termino, los que no 10 hnbiesen
satisfecho, podran veri6earlo en- esta Recauda
cion, sta en- la Gale de San Jose ndmero 81,
piso 80, durante otro plazo de iiez diss
que termipara el 10 del entrante Agosto: en- Ia
inteligencia de que, trascurrido este iltimo. ~
procedera al cobro por Ia via ejecutiva sseun
10 prevenido por terminates 6rdenes de Ia In.
tendencia en- el articulo II de la citn,is In.-
trueei6n, aplicandose los deudores Las ,,.uas
establecdas en los afticulos IN y ~ he IL mis-.
ma.
Lo que sc hace pGblico para conocimiento
de ! eontribuyentes quienes concierna,
Puerto. Rico, 10 de Julio dc 1885. - III
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