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D0LAN'S DLSNAT,
The Jury Finds Him Guilty Of
Abduction.
His Own Statements We're Enough to
Convict Him-CounseIOr Cooks
Vain Plea.

Carroll Cook, counsel for Frank Dolan.
on trial for the abduction Of Katie Sheri-
dan, asked the court yesterday morning.
when the ease was called 10 instruct the
jury to acquit the prisoner. Judge Grant
who is occupying the bench IN Judge
Catlin's absence promptly denied the
motion, and Mr.. Cook then proceeded
with the defense.
D0lan himself was placed upon the
stand, and he made about as poor a wit
ness in his own behalf as could he
imagined. His whole bearing was often
s.ve. and he told such improbable things.
that it can safely be said he convicted
himself. He cIaimed that the girl had
run after him. followed him TO his room.
etc, and that he had counseIed her 10 re-
turn to her home and behave herself
But be could not satisfy the iJ7rv that
the circumstance OF himself and Katie
Sheridan having left the city on the same
train 1T / o clock in the morning was 4
purely accidental occurrence. as he
claimed: nor that he had nos placed her in
a brotheI IN san Francisco that she might
support EIHl IL IdIeness.
Various other things TO which DOian
testified were equally preposl leruas. and
all the ability and eI0quence Of his coun-
sci, who had laboFed 50 faithfully IN his
behalf, could not remove the conviction
IN the minds Of al who had heard the
testimony that DOlaa was guilty Of ali
that had been charged against him.
District Attorney Ryan and Assistant
District Attorney Buckley ably argued
the case for the prosecution, and handled
Dolan without gloves.
The arguments We're concluded AZ ahOut
. O'Clock P. ". and the jurors received
/ their Instructions from the court and re-
tired. They were out only about half
/ hour. and on returning to the courtroom
gave IN 4 verdict of guilty.
The result seemed to be something Of 4
surprise to DOlan. who no doubt had
labored under tie belief that his despic-
able conduct would be condoned by the
( jury.
There are plenty more fellows OF
DoJan's character IN the city-creatures
Who have led young girls astrav and
placed them IN bruthels in order that thew
might be supported IN idIeness and wear
( good clothes. After midnight these drunes
and their victims can be seen going to
and from the restaurants. where the
/ women pay the bills. and usually che re-
nainder of the night is spent IN opium
/ deus
/ I5 VIII be a happy day for society
( for the morals Of the rising generation-
! when all the creatures Of the Frank D0Iau
( class shall receive their deserts. but tbat
I day VIII never come without 4 social rev
! OIgtion.
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IN THE COUNTRY
\ Pleasant Evening With the Pupils
of CapiraT District

n PleaSanC Evening With the Pupils
of Capital District.
The closing exercises of Pacific School.
Miss nellie Harrison teacher were held
on Monday evening. The sehooIrooul
was profusely decorated with flowers and
crowded with visitors. there not being
standing room sufficient to accommodate
all who came. Following was the pro-
gramme, at the close OF which an enthu-
siastic vote OF thanks was extended bv
the audience to the teacher and pupils for
the pleasant evening s entertainment they
had afforded: song, 'Bobolink.' - by the
school: class recitation. ''G'harge OF the
Light Brigade" !" by Second ana Third
Grades: recitation, '''Ehree Copex,'' Eta
Gerhart: violin solo, George Hack; reci-
tatlon, THE Two Mothers" Florence
Davis; song, 1.-THE Robins Eest." Mary
Harrison. Bertha C2erharclt and Edith
Hack; recitation, '"Ehc Bachelor Sale,
Johnny Kuhn; calistheEiG exercise with
wdnds by seven girls: recitation, Babies
ana Kittens Edna Lang: song. Reuben
and Itachel,' Jimmie Welty and E,ttie
Kuhn: recitation, The Inventors Wife. .
emma Hack; song. Jennie. the Rose Of
NIUare, Harry Leonard: recitation
The Wife's Soliloquy." LOWE Hita:
song, Wake Says the Sunshine by the
schools recitation, ''FIetry McINewen.' p
Edna Rich: song, The GYPSY Wan
derers' Lucy Hack; recitation. 1.-The Two
Spiders, Ware HIte: c;lIestheuic exer-
else with dumbbelIS bv seven girls: reel
tation, - Receipt for Racket. Lydia
Davis; song, with whistIiug chorus Etrie
Kuhn; soag, speak Gently by the
school; dialogue. "GOosey, G}Oosey Gam
der, Emma Hack, Edna Rich. Eta Ger
harit, Lucy Hack. George Davis. Johnny
Kuhn, Joe Leonard and Harry Leonard.
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ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
Annual Convention OF the Degree
Officers Elected.

Annual Convention OF the Degree
Officers Elected.
The Grand Council OF Royal and Select
Masters, f. and A. NJ, convened fer the
regular annual session IN San Francisco
on Monday. There was a large repre-
sentatjon Of all the subordinate councils
present. Grand Master W. f. Pierce. OF
Oakland. presided over the proceedings.
The following officers were reelected to
serve another year: w f. Pierce. of
Oakland, Grand Master; D. P Marshall
of San Francisco, Deputy Grand
Master; George Pennington, Of san Fran
cisco, Grand Principal Conductor OF the
Works: franklin II. Day, OF san Fran
cisco, Grand Treasurer; Thomas II Cas-
well. Of San Francisco. Grand Recorder.
The following officers were appointed for
the same term: Thos. Kyle, Grand Chap
lain- Charles E. 1dlletC. Grand Captain of
the Guard; W. II. Davis. of Sacramento.
Grand Conductor of the Council; Charles
l.. Field. Of san francisco, Grand Lee
turer; Henry Ascroft, Of San Francisco.
Grand Steward; :. H Meyer. of San
Francisco, Grand Organist: james
Ogelsby, of San Francisco. Grand Sen
tiuel.
The reports presented showed the order
To be IN most prosperous condition.
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Kate 3TcBurney, f73 Fifth street, De-
troft, Mich, says:
Z was taken with severe pain in my
back and hips. 1t continued to grow
worse until I had to keep my bed. I
tried several remedies that were recon-
mended, without doing me any good. I
then put on two ALLCocK's PoRoUs
PLAsTERs. They took the pain away so
quick thai I was able to be up in less
than twenty -four hours, ard IN a week
was. entirely recovered. I was also cured
ofa chronic cough by the use Of ALI
COCK PLAsrEEs.'
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sspuuL BukirrB 31o1pnrr.

read a paper on Intestinal Suture, :" and
told of various experiments he had made
on the intestines Of dogs. The intestines
OF human beings, however, he said, were
much more simple TO operate upon than
those Of dogs. The speakers account Of
throughout, and demonstrated the fact
that sururing was successful expedient
Drs. AinSworth and W lbs of Los An
geies. and Drs. Huntington, Clark, ShieIs
and Wythe spoke briefly on the subject
OF sutures.
Owing to the absence OF DIR. A. J. Ped
lar, Of the Committee on Elpidemics. his
paper on Influenza was read by Secre-
tary Kerr.
PareSS
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Notice to Bridge Binders and EnntraeLaes

NOTICE Is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT THE
~ BouFd OF Supervisors or Sacramento,
County. Cat. VIII receive sealed proposaIs
pt'tnS, sPecincaflous and working details up
10 IL o'eiociS u, MONDAY ApTiI 90. IS9i
Iof constructing Il bridge over the LagIIua on
the Upper stockton Road. between Hicxsv{IIe
and G'tIt, Ia Sacramento County, Cal. All
proposals must be accompanied bv a certffia5
bid.
me right is reserved by the Board 70 reject
any ana all bids. r. GREER.
Chairman Board OF SUPERVISORS.
SEAL Attest: w. W. RHOADs Clerk ars-td
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TIE RECEPTION.
The Visitors Entertained in style bv
Dr.. C.IIIness

The Visitors Entertained in style By
Dr. CIEness.
An elegant reception was rendered to
the visiting doctors and their wives by
Dr. W. r. Cluness, last evening, at his
residence. corner Of Eighth and II streets.
The exterior Of the residence was brill
iautly Illuminated with Chinese lanterns
and the lawns covered over with cano-
pies. The interior WIS also handsomely
decorated with flowers and ferns.
Tt WAS d very select affair, and there
" as an immense attendance.
The evening was spent in dancing and
social intercourse, and IN making things
pleasant IN general for the visitors.
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Euat-Euu4rH.

7 OST-A DARK BROWN. MARE COLT
Il two years Old. with white stripe on fore
neid ana WaIte hind feet. Inform Il. DEEN.
TweutT-eighth and h streets. and be re-
warded. aDo9-3+s
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4rrppEuIE.

PIT the product OF Monaghan labor shall be
Pa, peItilaSee by the efficiaIsof this state havin,
.tt ei.e t coiLf3t OF any public Institution under
~ ul the state, or OF any county. city
ailS @ county, city or town thereof
The Board reserves te ri,ri,t -, rai,t all bids
1'lo il1sh or otherwise unsatisfactory.
f4ELSs 20 whom contracts shall be awarded
sil't4t @ NE PONDS with the Secretary, n N Orr
separate bids VIII he received n,r.
Groceries and Provisions.
Oils.
sugar and syrup.
Coffee and Tea.
Soap.
I've and soda.
Flour. Fran ard Grain.
Clothing and Hats.
Dry Goods.
Shoes.
Blankets.
Cutlery, crOckery and Glasswars
FurnitUre.
Br0uus.
Ice.
Tobacco.
Key Butter.
Fresh Dairy Butter.
Potatoes.
Fresh Beef and Mutton.
Coal.
Payments to be made monthly in cash.
bids % De addressed 70 y. M. Orr. Secretary
or the Board OF Directors OF the Stockton
STATE insane ASNl lUua, St0cktOn, and indorSed
Supplies
Samples of articles required nav be seer, as
the storeroom Of the Asylum
IN oruer 10 preserve uniformity and fuefit-
taTe the award. It has been resolved TO receIvs
no bidS unless made upon blank forms f,fr-
nlShetl by the Secretary.
BY order of the Board Of Directors OF tine
STOCKTON Insane Asylum OF the state OF Cali
lofnla al stockton. ,. u ORR, Secretary.
~ q
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The above-uaIaed articles are ali to be of the
best qualities subject TO the anprovilI of tire
Medical superintendent. and 70 be delivered
AT such times and IN SueE Quantities rs he.
may desire. And II is understood that ii q
greater quantity ofan article than above men
toned shall be required by the AIedieaI sSuper-
Iutendent. the same shall be furnished bv the
contractor a5 the contract price. The con-
tract viii be awarded TO the lowest responsible
bidder, and no oiG will be considered unless
accom- panied with a written guarantee. signed
by at least Two responsible persons, that the
party making the proposal VIII enter INTO.
contract and furnish bonaS TOR the taithfuI
performance thereof provided the contract Is
awarded TO said party.
Parties making proposals are specially re-
ferred to section 3, ,335 of the Political Code
approved March l., ISST:
Section 3235. No supplies of any kind or
character tor the benefit OF the State, or TO. be
paid for by any moneys appropriated or to bt.
appropriated by the state, manufactured or
grown IN this State, which are in whole or. In
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BILIOUS attacks, with sour stomach.
headache, and n miserable feeling gener-
ally are cured BY Hoods SarsapariIlss.
which tones the stomach and restores the
appetite. Take il now.
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SSICE
Eazsszssssss 4 - 2 E.zFEzsz.zs2 ZEEazZg5
a
sSs9 ~ p
ACn0S-

ick-headaches are the outward Indications Of
arrangements OF the stomach and bowels. As
joys Vegetable SarsapariIIa is the only bowel
regulating preparation Of SarsaParIIa, it is seen
Why it IS the only appropriate SarsapagilIa in
siek-headackes. L is net only appropriate; it Is
an absolute cure. After course OF It IN occa-
sioual dose at intervals VIII forever alter prevent
return.
Juo. VI Cox, of "a Turk Street, san Francisco,
writes: Sc I have been troubled with attacks OF
sickheadac1e for the hast three years from one to
three times week Some time ago Ibeught two
bottles Of Joys Vegetable sarsaparilla and have
only had one attack siucc and that was on Ghe
second day after I began using it,"
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PANIFIN HOTEL.
Coruer X and Fiftr Srrects. sacrnncrtl

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND COSvFN-
' : lent To q i'll places Of amusement. The BEST
Family HOtei IN tiIe eIEy. The cable always
supplied with the best the market af5orGs.
street ears from the depot pass the door every
five minutes. Meals. p cents.
Q. u. SINGLETON, Proprietor.
TERNATIONAL HOTEL
CHEAP FURNISHED ROOMS BY THE
y day, week or month.
W. A. CASWE. E.LT.. Proprietor.
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5pr @uLe.

E7OR SALE-H0CSE AND LOT. sOTrH-
4 west corner fwenty-tntrd and H streets.
Must be soLd5 any reasonable offer viii be con-
siltered- Apply &c. STROBEL. SIT J street
ap22-7t*
ETOR SALE or LEASE-A RANCH CF 40
4 acres, 50 acres in grain. acres in vines
1 acres in garden: house OF = FogIIls; harm md
other buildings. All iI7eosp9 nv :, lro,3 -
loc;LteG . miles soUtheasfcriy from S,acTa-
Iaento; price per acre So 90; a rare bargain
Apply 10 A e. aOAtfLAND. 1910 Fourth
street. aplS-6t<
TOR SALE Oh TO LET-THE WHOLE OR
L Il halI IL tereSt in the International Hotel
sacramento, Cal. with n long lease. Address
W. 4. CAl,W ELL, Proprietor. apI7
VyOR SALE ACRE LOTS. FROM ONE
4 acre to SO acres, mile and a half south of
sacramento. Apply TO SFR0BEI, BIT J.aIs-7s
T7OR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARE.
L sired by Boots. out OF Lady stacy. by Nor
folk, out OF " Wildidle. etc. she is a fine breeder
and very gentle; also q thoroughbred Jersey
bull. Apply TO EDWIN X. ALSJP & CO..
SacraAento. apl6-tf
E7OR SALE-240 ACRES GOOD LAND.
z well improved; good house a.ld other
buildings; near Eosevtlie- Address 8IRS H
SGH3PER, R0seville. mr3I-Inl
TOR SALEONE OF THE FINEST And
A. largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease In
quire at tins oftlce. mr9-tf
L7CR SALE OR TO RENT ON LEASF-TEN
i acres Of bottom land one mile below
washington I0lo County; If sold viii take
small payment down. Apply 10 EDWIN Ii.
ALSIP u CO.. Real Estate and Insurance
Agents, lQI5 Fourth street. fe2a-tf
LTOR SALE-A HORSE, LIGHT BUGGY
L ana harness. Will be sold cneaB. as the
owner mas no use for the rig. The horse is
gentle. only seven years old. drives single or
double and is u nice saddle animal. inquire
at this Office. apI-rf
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FREMONT HOTEL
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House

Y7TEST-CT4ASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
Il spect. Ladies' dIntug-r0om separate. Open
day and night BGCk1iAES a CAREEA-
CHER. PrOpCietors. No. IOI9 Second street,
betyNen j and L. Sacramento
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Gc Irt or Rertt.

GJo Irt or Rertt.
TJ7O EET-A FTvE-R0OM MODERN cor
Il cage, nearly new also, a six-FOOm cottage.
inquire LII " street ap22-7tE
TO LET--FU RNISHED FRONT ROOM AT
1 19Lo oecondStreeJ- ap22-3t*
ITO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
l. suitable for housekeeping: no children:
price. So. Apply at 500 Lstreet. ap21-3ts
ITO RENT-HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS
4 Dath- gas; nice, quiet locality; q desirable
nome Tor the right parties. Apply at 722
Eighth street. apIg-5f*
TOR RENT = NEWLY FURNISHED
L rooms. en- SUITE or single; light houSekeep-
ing, II desired, at ~ J street. aplg-7t*
ITO LET-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
4 cay-WInGOw room, with family board AT
reasonable rates; gentlemen only 12I II
street. apl--ff
ITO LET-FURNISHED ROOMS. DOUBLE
L and single; also housekeeping rooms. at
AS Lstreet apI5-L4t<
ITO LET A NICE COTTAGE OF SIX
i rooms oath l12d pantry, good location.
INQUIRE L--Li u1Ee StG - - I street. apI2-1
TOR RENT-340 ACRES OF GOOD pas
4 ture at C0thriTl's Station, FL Dorado
County. Inquire or W. :. CUTHRIN.
mr3I-tf
HOTEL OF 100 ROOMS. ALI, FTP
4 i nIShed. fun OF bOart.ers and rOon1erg. TO
lease; best location. Inquire az 1907 Fourth
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL
L House from So per month upwards. also
family rooms ut low prices. HORNEEIN
BROS PrOprietors. narIg-5v
rTD LET-THREE TESEATENTS. THREE
l rooms each; also one house, s rooms
Parti furnished suitable for lodging or bc.g .I
ing-house); also some rooms. furnished or mn
furnished, suitable FOR light hoIlselzeepiua.
For particulars apply a. WOOD YARD. 4OI
street. All cheap rent. nlr.tf
TO RENT F-FURNTSHED AND T-NFr-P-
! nlshcd rooms. suitable for houspzeeD.l1a-
rents from 81 TO 50 Inquire at }Qg VI St fst-Tf
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WESTERN HOTEL
TTTHE LEADING HOUSE Of SACRk-
1 nento. Cal. Meals % cents. NAT LAND,
Proprietor. Flee Bus to and from hotel.
FREMONT HOTEL
MRS. 2. BRY DING. sole Proprietor.
EPT, CLEANLY. CON-
N venientiy lOcated Family Hotel A we'll
supplied table: airy rooms. Terms moderate
Accommodations 1Tst-class. Il2 and Ia J
street. aBs-ln
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rREArlII.Nr - rTERvra.

At the conclusion Of the discussion. DR..
L. Bazel, OF san Francisco. read short
paper cn Hernia and DIR. Tohn r.
Boyce, OF Santa Rosa, Or. Bailhache and
Or. g. L. Simmons addressed the society
extempo on the same s7bjetf
as did also DR.. I. W. Huntington and
several others.
DR.. D. D. Crowley. Of Oakland. next
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IIrupuEulH.
Proposals for Supplies
FOR THE
STATE INSANE ASYLUM
At
STOCKTON.
STOCKTON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
Il legislature Of the state OF California. en-
tltiea An Act Concerning the Insane Asylum
ot Q ILle state OF California" approved April 1,
1cfOl ana the existing law governing said in
stlUUtlon, SEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
celvet oY y. NJ. ORR, Secretary or the Board
or Directors of the Insane Asylum of the State
Or Or Calfornla, at his office. Nos. 209 and 21I
channel street, Stockton, up TO 10 O'Clock
A. M. on
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500 tons OF average coal. to be delivered on
the wharf IN Stockton as ordered. Vflarflyre 10
be paid by contractor. Bidders are rec tIest4sd
20 also state price Of furnishing coal on Asy-
Ium switch. B1GIers are required 70 specify
which it is taken or using the name by which
it is designated IL commerce; a,s51U pouuGs
weighed at stockton, Ut the expense OF the
Asylum on scales licensed and employed for
public use.
so tons clean Wellington coal, or other coal
of equal quality. TO be delivered as ordered
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STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS. FREE BUS TO
- and rom the cars. 3. b BROWN for
merry OF the stale House Hotel. Proprietor.
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L7OR SALE-HOCSE AND LOT. SOUTH
4 west corner Twenty-third ana Fl streets.
Must De sold; any reasonable offer viii be con
siCtered- Apply 10 STR0BEL, ST J street.
ap2.1--tk
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Afternoon session.


President CIuness called the society Fl,
order again ar 30 O'Clock, and an
nounced that the first business in order
should be the hearing OF the report OF the
Committee on Indigenous Botany. Ma
terra AleelLca, PHARMACY and Medical
Chemistry. The President said how
ever. Jhat the Chairman of that commit
tee, DR.. ". p. Gibbons, OF Alameda. had
prepared no report, but discussion and
other reports on the subject would be III
order.
Or. NJ ". Chapman. Of San Jose. was
the first TO avail himself OF this opDortu-
Uty. he had prepared an able paper on
botany. and the assem- hIed doctors
listened to him with interest He re-
,1arred 20 The progress Of the study of
botany on the Pacific CGast. and said Il
owed It's present stage Of advancement to
the creation by the Legislature OF the
State Geological Survey, and the placing
81 It's head OF Professor WhItnev.
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T7OB SALE-240 ACRES GOOD LAND
Z well improved; good house a.ld other
buildings; near Eesevilie. Address Mrs. H
SCHAPE.R, R0seville. nlr3I-Tnl
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-F-I3ll.A u ILF4-Ni-VJ. y.
Guardian OF the estate OF said minor
j. ". ECCFILEs, Attorney aor Cf{IarrIi.Y
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EL1nuten.

w TANTED-A1y APPRENTICE BOY THAT
" is steady and reliable to learn house
painting ana paper hanging. mqUireat 2509
NtrAeT. lI,ls)-.lfk
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Noticias de la IsIa ;

Reiri6ndonos IN suelto publicado en-
nuestra edici6n n1mero 341 en- que hablaba-
mos de D. Eleuteria Ramirez, de San Lorenzo,
que solicita ell paradero de su hija Teresina
profesora de instruction pdolica que tu6 en-
varios Eueblos de esta Isla, debemos hacer
no Sirven en- vez de don Francisco del mismo
apellido, que fu6 como 10 escribimos.
90
Nuestro amigo el inteligente rofesor resi-
dente en- Ponce. Sr. don Juan Cuevas Aboy ha
tenido la bOndad de envarnos un .emplar ds
librO Primer0s aa0ciones de Gr0mdticd, AYitnae-
tico Hastori0 SagrGdG, puestas al alcance de
los nlnos que empiezan estudiar dchas asig-
naturas en- las escueas de Ia Ensenanza. La
dicha obrita, que solo hemos tenido tempo de
hojear, esta escrita con claridad sencillez
nos parece un libro en e que deben estudiar
los ninos desde que saben leer.
Muy agradecidos, por ell regalo.
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Indice de Hacienda

Traslado de Guerra, remi tiendo certifcado
de cese de la pensionsta dOla Maria Isabel
Athena Martinez.
-Idem de idem concediendo retro al pri-
mer Teniente don jose Cabello Ruiz.
-Negando autorize ci6n para destinar "a
mil pesos q la amortization de la deuda anti
qua de este TesOrO.
-Reclamando certifcado de cese de dofla
Modesto Lopez Bus5amante
-Idem idem de don Nicolas Barredo.
-Resolviendo, de acuerdo con la Seccion
de Hacienda Ultramar del COnsej0 de EstadO
ell expediente sobre reclamation de habeTes de
don Bias Lopez de Mesa
-Disponiendo Sc cOnsidere prorrogado ell
plazO concedido a don Fortunate VizcarrOndo
para prestar fianza tomar possession de su des
tino.
-Traslado de la dirigida Guerra, conce-
diendo pasaje por cuanta del Estado do1a
Maria de las Nieves Cabrera, viuda del Coronel
don Ramon Buega.
-Reproduciendo la de Ia de Mayo del aho
dltimo referente a los haberes que reclama don
Juan R0spide.
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Noticias de la Capital


Nos completeness poniendo en- conocimien-
to de los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE,
que desde hoy empezaremos publican quin-
cenalmente una secci6n titulada CARTAs DE Co.
BA, para cuyo objeto hemos nombrado nuestro
corresponsal on la Habana nuestro~ amigo y
companerO ell senior don Wencesao Abreu
En- el presente ndmero pubcamos va la
primera de las dichas cartas en- la seccion CO.
Respondents.
Dicen que para 81 presente mes de Diciem-
bre hay senalados SO juicios oraies por la Au-
diencia de esta Capital..sN
~ LeemOs on I'm periodicO .eXtranjerO que
Bismarck Sc MEGA a sentarse On 81 Reistasg
durante la discussion del trata 10 con austria,
manifestando que no quiere ofrecer al num-
do 81 espectaculo de su oposici0n al gobierno
Aleman,
Cambios on ell B0ssco EspGS50I hoy Lon
dres 3 div, $5-873--Parfs div, SIC pS,-
Espafa DIV, ST pS .-Nueva-Yo 3dIv, $22
p5 .-Habana DIV, $13 p9.
-
Dicen de Sant0s Domingo que los trabaios
eaeotorales para la presidencia de Ia Republica,
sigHen con atiyidad, n candidate que u1aa q
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diria cualquier novellsta dc cuartillo de real
la entrega On toda Espafla, podemos asegurar
que ell ben8m6rito Institute de Vountarios de
Cuba esta de placemes dc aqul en- adelante,
los nombramientos de jefes oficiales seran de
Real Dsspacho, merced las gestiones del Sc
nor Herrera cerca del Minsterio de la Guerra
/ Ohoque usted senior don Ramon, choque u.s.
ted, hombre I! Cuando 20 digo que don Ra-
mon vale, es que vale, Ia misma ciudad de la
Habana me 10 demostrara, asf que 81 empu1e
la Vara de Alcalde.
La c6lebre cantante Amalia Paoli, hija de
Puerto Rico, ha demostrado en- los teatros de
esta capital sus excelentes condolences para Ell
canto.
La simpatica borinquela ha 0btenido un
6xito ruidoso ha reclbido de este publico ha-
banero senaladfsmas muestras dc admiration
Y carino. i Que menos podfa mercer la Paoli Z
Nj SO me ocurre por hoy NADIA mas que
manitestar a los lectores de LA CoRREsP ~NDEN
CIA, nj la carencia de tempo me 10 permite, y
ademas tengo que concluir el manifesto de
que liable al comenzar esta carta. Advierto
que es manifesto de carga, no politico. No
vaya ser que las autOridades me persgan.
Soy de listed affmo.
WenceslG0 AbreM.