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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
WHEELING. FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH T. 1892

was legally rerated under an act increas-
ing the pension for loss of a leg at the
knee joint. Why the record did not
show the rerating he did not know, un-
less it was because the claims was for a
specific disability.
To Mr.. Enloe Mr.. Bussey said the
greatest abuse the pension Office had TO
contend with was the practice Of Con-
gressmen in pushing pension claims.
He did not see how the practice could
be stopped except by law. II greatly
increased the work Of Congressman and
also OF the pension Office.
Mr.. Enloe asked il it were not pos
sible to use the pension Office as po-
litical machine, and IL it would not be
better 10 take it out Of politics.
Mr., Bussey said he had never used
the office for political purposes, and did
not see how it could be readily convert
ed into political machine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
SOLID FOR CLEVELAND.
Mr. slngerly, OF the Philadelphia Record,
states His Position With Emphasis.

states His Position With Emphasis.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 5.-Con-
siderable interest has been aroused by
the rUmOrs current in local papers ana
elsewhere that arrangements by which
Senator Hill might secure the Penn
spivania delegation are possible. These
SpeculatiOns grew out Of the meeting OF
Mr. VIM. Singerly, editor and proprie-
tor of the Philadelphia Record, with
Senator Hill in Washington yesterday.
As a matter OF fact Mr.. Singerly was
in Washington as a member OF a Phlla-
delphia delegation on a visit 70 the APP
preparation Committee to urge an ap-
preparation for new mint. When ne
heard the story to-day, Mr.. Slngerly
said; There is not particle OF truth
10 it. The facts are these: l was In
Washington yesterday with the mint
delegation. While there / saw num-
Der of Senators and among them Mr..
Hill, whom 1 have known since loS4.
We have only met two or three times In
the Interval and we have good many
things 10 discuss besides politics"
"Theu you are not for HIP"
Decidedly not. am for Cleveland,
Cleveland, Cleveland. first, last and all
the time. That ought 20 be definite
enough. II l could do il l would deslg-
nate him tomorrow as President OF the
United States. I admire Hill, OF course,
but am for CleveS~d for President.
Mr.. Singerly will be one Of the dele
gates-at-large from this State 10 the
Chicago convention.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth T.
Harrity. whose name has also been
coupled with the Hill story, emphatic
ally characteriZes IL as q story out OF
the whole cloth. The Pennsylvania
delegation will, he thinks, be for CleVe-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
THE HILL MEETING
In Columbus Does Not Amoont to Much.
Only Fifty Present.
Or,ci1L TSLsor1yu IN The RsOtsfsr


Special TSEeoram TO the Register.
COLUMBUS, o., March 3.-There were
not more than fifty persons at the meet
ing of Hill Democrats tonight to form
a Hill club, and no organization was
effected, though a committee was ap-
pointed to report plan OF organization
and permanent officers next Thursday
night.
Speeches were made by ex-Congress-
man George L. Converse, Thomas E.
Powell and j. d. Sullivan, prominent
Irish lawyer. Sullivan declared that
Cleveland was the most selfish Democrat
in the party and denounced his policy
of calling about him Democrats who
were not known as such.
Powell made only slight compliment
tary allusion to Mr.. Cleveland, while
Converse did not refer to him in his
speech at all. The latter said that
neither the tariff nor the silver question
would be as important in the COM
ing campaign as free ballot.
In such a fight Hill was the man to
carry the Democratic standard to vic
tory. None of the speakers referred to
the New York municipal elections OF
this week The Secretary stated that
the roll of members contained ninety
one names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Dubois Hold. the Seat.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-The
Senate resumed consideration of the
Idaho contested case, being addressed
by Mr.. Gray in support OF the claims Of
Claggett, the contestant.
Mr.. Higgins, who signed me majority
report, made an argument In iustitica-
tion of il, aud Of Mr.. Dubois right 10
the seat. Finally at 3 O'Clock the de-
bate was closed and the voting was be-
gun: For Ciagget, ;; for Dubois, 55.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
FOSTER INTERVIEWED
On the Report Of the Immigration Com
mIssiosers-He Also Hears Parliament
Ierfarn.

LoNDoN, March 3.-The Hon. Robt.
#. Lincoln, the United States MI mister,
called upon the Hon. Charles Foster
Secretary OF the United States Treas
ury to-day aud with him proceeded 70
the House OF Commons where they list
ened 10 the debate. Mr.. Foster viii go
10 Brighton tomorrow and on Saturday
he will start FOR Paris.
After returning from the House OF
Commons. Mr.. Foster 10 an interview
said: "Mr. Lincoln got me seat In
the diplomatic gallery. where ] had the
good luck to hear some OF the best
speakers"
"Was there nothing asked about the
immigration commissionersY'
Not there, but In the short time |
have been here / have several times
been asked 20 explain statements cabied
as the report guaranteed By the whole
commission"
"Was the alleged system Of sending
ex-conylcts 10 America one OF the sub
jects?"
"Yes, the question In Parliament In
regard TO that matter and the comments
OF papers were based on misapprehen-
sion that the commission was response
bic for the report. When / appointed
the commission deemed IL right 70 Sc
lect amongst the FIVE commissions one
representative Of the labor Interest That
was Mr.. Powderly aud / do not Ind
fault with his report"
But that story about eK-conyicts
had its origin in Mr.. SculPs roporty'
People on the other side will treat
the story on It's merits. Here the mis-
take IL made Of taking the statement a.
supported by the whole commission.
"Does that explanation apply 70 an
other commissioners assertion tnat -
600, 900 acres Of productive lands ara
lying idle here9"
las far a. each commissioner u lno'-
yidualIy responsible. do not know
where Mr. Powderly got bis estimate.
would not like to say his report has
partisan bias, but he naturally Reports
| in behalf OF those be iavors."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
NEWSLETS.
Interesting Pieces of TeIegraphIc News In
Small Space.

Mrs. Callahan. OF Syracuse, n. Y, yes
terday left her FIVE year-old girl In charge
Of her sick baby while she went after some
medicine Ia some unknown manner the
house caught fire and was burned. The
baby was burned 10 crisp and the other
child will die from her burns.
The plans for the building to accommo-
date the National Democratic Convention
at Chicago, have been forwarded 70 Treas
urer Canda, OF the National Committee,
and Sergeant alarms Bright, and ifsap-
proved by them, work will at once be com
menced on the structure.
A dispatch from indianapolis says: 1.-THE
district conventions 20 select delegates 70
the National Republican Convention will
De held thrOughoutthe State. The friends
OF the President are very sanguine, and
there is little doubt but he will be indorsed
by every convention"
John B. Curry, a notorious cracksman, for
whom the police Of 81. Louis have been
searching since Nov.2s, 1889 has been arrest
ed there. On the date mentioned be robbed
the postoffice at Mound City. Ills, Of 81 900.
Six.shooters were necessary 10 persuade
him TO surrender.
Two freight trains on the Cincinnati,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad yesterday
while running in the same direction on
parallel tracks collided through an open
switch. smashing several cars and killing
the fireman and brakeman on one train.
At Birmingham, Ala. Rev. John Calvin,
a Methodist preacher. shot and killed VIM.
Herdic. deacon In the church, and fatally
wounded David Smith. brother-in-law Of
Herdic. Herdic suspected Calvin OF being
intimate With his wife.
At Lebanon, Ills. Rev. Harris Thomp-
son, Baptist minister, committed suicide
Yesterday in At Of mental arrangement,
the result Of la grippe.
A dispatch from Tripola states that tbe
opposition 70 the firman recently issued b.
the Sultan was 20 determined that IL has
oeen withdrawn.
Fire Yesterday destroyed half the bust
ness blocks in Platte Centre, Nsb, includ-
ing the postoaice and all mail matter.
Loss, $4,000.
At Newburyport, Mass, the Boston and
Maine passenger depot was burned yester-
day. Loss estimated at about tz5,0OO.
Secretary Blaine is suffering from cold,
and did not deem it prudent 70 leave his
house to-day.
Mr.. Mills was much better yesterday
his rest Wednesday night having been very
beneficial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

P1rrsBURG, March 3.-At meeting Of
the Master Builders Association tonight
a scale was presented by the lourneymen
carpenters, demanding an advance In
wages to "a cents an hour, with nine hours
as DAYS work. They also demand the
discharge Of non-union men, no appren-
tices. and time and half time for all work
over nine hours. The demands were re-
iected by the employees. The men failed
In their strike last year, and no trouble is
unprecedented BY the builders this year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Senator Faulkner's Condition.
,>;,l JlsLSoy1,,, IN fhS Rs1tstsr

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 3.-Senator
Faulkner's illness still hangs on TO him
and he is unable to get to the Senate.
He is very anxious 10 be about, as he
has important matters to look after, but
his physician will not give his
permission until the Senator's health
is more fully established. The Sena-
tor has been working very hard Of
late on committee matters, frequently ne
glecting his meals and missing his sleep at
night, so that the grip caught him unpre-
pared to make the best kind Of fight
againstit
His condition has not been serious at any
time, however, and with care he will be all
right again in few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
SERIOUS WRECK.
A Train Jumps q Trestie and Kills One
Man and Injuries Another

BALTIMORE, March 3.-The york
Mall Train" on the Baltimore and Le-
high railroad was wrecked this evening
at Little Guhpowder Falls, not far from
here. The train left York, Pa, at lis
D. m. to-day.
Ii consisted Of locomotive, baggage
car and two coaches. Nearing the high
trestle bridge which spans the Little
Gunpowder, the baggage car jumped
the track, dragging with it from the
rails the engine, tender and smoking
coach. These soon toppled over on
their sides. The casualties were as fol-
lows:
Killed-Henry Raab, engineer.
Injured-E. Z. Hughes, agent, head
and back; A. " Halen, express mes
senger, head, arms and back; David
Evans, OF Philadelphia, passenger,
broken leg.
The fifteen passengers in the smoker
al the time IL was overturned got a
severe shaking up and were badly
frightened. The engine and cars were
much damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Burglars at Parkersburg.
SpeaGl TSls0ram 70 ths REGISTER.

PARKERSBURG, w. VA, March 3-Pro-
fessi0nal burglars went through several
residences last night in this city. At Nor
ans boarding house money was taken from
the clothing OF several sleeping guests, but
nothing else was stolen. The residence Of
Robert Little. on Green street, aud that Of
Mrs. Edeler, on Fifth, Were also robbed
Police Judge Quinn is out Sl15 and valu-
able lot Of paper The last he recollects Of
the pocket book was while he had IL out
last n ght in the Office 10 put away two
fines collected. Whether he lost the pocket
book, or whether II was stolen, is only con-
lecture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Bad Fire at Columbus.
Special Telegram 20 tie Register.

COLUMBUS, O.. March 3.-The residence
of State Insurance Commissioner w. II.
Kinder. on Garfield avenue, burned at p.
m TODAY. Mrs. Kinder and two small
children were in an upper room. and so
sudden was the fire that escape by the
stairs was cut of before they discovered
their danger. Mrs. Kinder dropped the
children from an upper window in the arms
of firemen, and was herself rescued By a
ladder. The loss is not more than $1,000;
fullviusured
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
For Passing Counterfeit Money.

SDeciGs IflsGrdHa 20 ne hsgtsteF.
WASHINGTON. PA, March S.-Deputy
United Marshal Ger0er and Detective Nc
ManUs, of Pittsburg, arrested James Ken
nedy this afternoon on the charge Of pass
ing counterfeit money. He IS said to have
passed the money in Allegheny county
lie was taken 10 PittSburg this evening.
Kennedy has been in the employ Of the
South West Penn Pipe Line Company.
he is a war veteran.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
MRS. DEACON DETERMINED.
Deacon Feels Assured That He Will be Ac-
quitted-Confronted by His Wife at

DeAcOu u feeis AssuTcu Il mt ho WIN "e NJ
quitted-Confronted by His Wife at
Grasse.
CANNES, March 3.-Mr. Deacon, who
shot and killed Abeile, the French
man, whom he discovered In his wife's
bedroom at the Hotel SplendIde here,
was again confronted with Mrs. Deacon
before the Judge DInstructlon at
Grasse to-day.
The examination was conducted pri-
vately. Mrs. Deacon was seen as she
was leaving the room in which the ex-
animation was held, and her manner
appeared very determined.
She will return TO Paris tomorrow.
Mr.. Deacon remains calm and is conf
dent OF his ultimate acquittal. His
trial will take place in April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
ASSISTANT SRCREEARY BUSSEY

Before the IcnslOn AuNcbIA6htiub Yum
mittee-Congressmen as Pension Push
ers Cause Great Annoyance.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 5.-As-
sistant Secretary BusSey, of the Interior
Department, testified to-day before the
Special Pension Investigating Commit
tee OF the House.
Mr.. Russey said that while looking up
the pension laws soon after becoming
an office holder, ne ascertained that the
statutes prohibited rerating, dating
further back than the medical examin-
alton on which the rersting was allowed.
An investigation followed and it was
discovered that the pensions Of num-
Der OF employees of the pension Office
were being rerated. Some cases had
been ''railroaded through in forty-eight
hours"
Mr.. Enloe asked how 1t was that Gen.
w. w. Dudley had been rerated with
out the facts appearing on the record.
Mr.. Bussey said that Gen. Dudley
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
ConfiscatinK the Papers.

BERLIN. March 3-The entire issue of
the FrdnkfutcT ZeitunO, Of March !, was
confiscated on the charge Of Lese Mojeste.
The charge is based on Feufileton, headed
Crowned Words" which appeared IN the
paper on that day ana which had reference
fo The Emperor's Brandenburg speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
COULDN'T RECEIVE HIM.
4 Convict Who Presents Himself at the
Penitentiary Has to Go Home ana Get
His Mittimus.

\
Penitentiary Has to Go Home and Get
His Mittimus.
SpeeidI TslsQrGm TO the RegiStFr.
COLUMBUS, O., March 3.-Dave Sc
vile, the prize fighter, whose sentence
of one year for killing Arthur Majesty
in prize fight at Jacksonville, was con-
irmed by the Supreme Court yesterday,
had been out on bond pending the de-
cision. This morning, hearing OF the
decision against him, Seville went to
the State prison and gave himself up.
He was surprised by the statement
from the Warden that he had no au-
thority to receive him and could not do
so; that he must go to Athens county
and get 4 writ Of mittimus from the
sheriff OF that county. Seville lef: for
Athens on the afternoon train to secure
the papers that will enable him to enter
upon a years Imprisonment. This is an
anomalous circumstance in the history
of the prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

IyprlvGPoLIs. March 3.-ThrougnoaI
Indisua today the Republican district con-
yentioas were held 10 select delegatess 20 ~,
minneapolis convention. In every sd eisir'st sS
Is-rison delegations were chosen ana 10
struclions for the renonination o. ~, 81
president were given. In the T~el,,n ~
Wavne1 district the Allen county ~
s,s;e- lef, the convention and aoop'e1
rssoIutioas repudIatiBg is setion'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

CHIcAeo, March s.-The Ceotr.a u.. t.rs rs'Io 70
,.n[.ss,ion nrfi authorized half rate Isre 20
A. Ass2Ss~,c nero~rafic Convention 10 JuEe. uez-
me - 49, ~ I'd June 10 and 20, and god 70
s,g e ~ N July $ Forsthe kepop.ie.a
s. Ws,so5.l Convention the date Of sac 80 %
tnso s ertended from June ? 70 D "'th 'a'5
9s as the return limit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Roustabout Drowned.

Spectdl Tslsord1l % tts heQlstsr.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, March Sam
Haskins, a roustabout on the steamer Cap
ital Citv, who came here from Virginia,
fen overheard this morning and was
drowned The body was recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
PUT HIS RYE OUT
And His Light as Wen-NeGrOes Quarrel
over n Game of Craps.

over a Game of Craps.
specie! Ts!eg-Gu 90 ne RICHTER.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, March 3.-In
an alteration over game Of craps on
Sunday morning at ElkhOrn, Mcdowell
county, Ed Dooley, a negro, shot VIM.
Bennett, also colored, in the eye, the
ball entering Benefits brain and killing
him instantly.
Dooley was arrested by Detective E.
Robertson, of Elkhorn, and taken 10 the
county jail at Perrysville. Dooley is a
hard character and is a brother Of jeff
Dooley, who is now awaiting execution
for killing an officer at Roanoke, Viz
CinIA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
Arzuing for a Pardon.
s,,-;ol T.ll0ra,n 10 The Rs9istsY.

CoLuvsUs. o., March 3.-Before the
Pardon Board, to-day, John c. Brown, ex-
State Treasurer, argued for the pardon OF
Joseph L. Mercer, now serving sentence
for burglary here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

We thought he had ''frog in his
throat out he was only h0arse; bottle Of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup relieved the
trouble At onca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
The New Warden Appointed.

CoLUMBUs, o., March &C. G. James, Of
jackson county, has been appointed War
den of the Ohio State Prison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

The readers OF cur publication are re-
quested TO use Salvation Oil for any and
all pains 1t is sure cure and costs only
. cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04
CLEVELAND LEADS.
A Canvass of Weston shows Phenomenal
Unanimity Among Democrats.
s,,s-5rl gsl.c~4ru 10 ne RsCtsfgr

opelt4s 45-ekf llit eD -'-o AAosso-S'-
WESTON, w. VA, March 3.-Mr. j.
B. FinSter has made a light canvass OF
the leading Democrats Of Weston as to
their preference Of the candidates for
the Presidency in 1892.
The canvass resulted as follows:
Cleveland, IS; Hill, .; Gray, /; Camp
bell, ]; Carlisle, /; Palmer, B. This
demonstrates the "child Of destiny" to
be considerably i'm the lead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-04

IContinWed on Fourth PagsI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21
ConumicadO
Sr. Don Juan Ortiz.


Estancia Nation -Cayey.
Muy Sr milo: on nombre de los hijos de Pablo
Utset, le escribir6 cartas hasta que Se Canfe
mi pluma cuando el enfermO no Qniere cal
do, oaldO con 81. Este gallo que no canta.
Por que motive Sr. Ortiz aguanta tantas
pildoras Vd., que Ia opinion ptblica Sc vera on
81 easo de decir ciertos son los toros7
No es verdad Sir. Ortiz que 90 xtrahO,
que una persona de tan POGO precio como 20,
al parecer, pues valgo mucho mas que Vd.
le dicen ningun hombre que tenga. NAL
humori { 81 Pablo Utset resucitara donde 90
meteria Vdi)
CuAnto pag6 Vd. Sr Ortiz una persona
de alto copete que vive On G. ava. para que
le arreglara su gusto Ia testamentafia dc Pa
bio Utset
iCaanto pag6 usted por 81 chanohu'lo que
le arreglaron ciert0s personajes (procurd... no
decir NADIA Moreno) que estan cublertOs con ia
sombra del misterio
mo es verdad, senior Ortiz, que un hombre
que roba miles de pesos, (suposisioD) no es
muy f6oil que vaya una prisi6n, y Otro, que
se roba una gallina por necesidad 10 zampan
de cabeza en- la carcel (No me refero nadie)
Digame senior Ortiz
iCumpli6 fielmente con su cometido el
Sr. d. jaime Fortune como % albacea juez
repartidor de Ia testamentaria de Pablo Utset,
toda vez que Vd. no present6 utilidades de
ningun g6nero y las partici0nes las hizo Vd. q
su gusto, perjudicando los memories
Las verdades amargan, se1or Ortiz, 20
no temo aunque vaya Ia carcel.
Vsmos al tribunal, nos veremos Stem
pre- sus 6rdenes S S.,-Ldsar0 Moreno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-04-21

cue1lke ha habi1o otros de consideration On
GOnRiven POrt-de- Paix. Sc atribuy0n estOs
slniestrOs los 0nemigos de la administration
del pTesidente Hipolltte.
varosrs-El esp:sh:ol A,to.so x1z, salio
81 10 del corriente del puerto dc Cadiz con rum
DO 6ste.-El EMsiliGNo sali6 el dia 3 del CO.
rriento dir0ctamente de Liverpool para esta-
I'll MsssCiGssO cargand0 hssta el del corriente
On Glasgow y hasta 81 IA en- Liverpool con des-
tlno nm puerto de esta Capital.
Han entrado hoy en- ! este puerto de Ia Ha-
bana y escalas los vapores Espasa Mans'e1o
HDooroR so11-oru. IS.
On telegrama de Paris dirijido a Ia Agen-
cia Pumar dc Caracas, Venezuela, dice que han
diferentes puntOs de la ciudad, y que las pes
Quixas hechas en- La casa de RavachOl han da-
do Dor reSultado que se encOntrasen 1000 car
tuChOs de dinamita.
Nos esCriben de Caracas que Ia guerra cl-
vii Continta On 81 Occidente de Yenezuels, pero
que aun no se han nbrado grandes batallas por
que, segun 90 dice, carecen de pertrechos los
r0vOluCiOnariOs. La Carta On que oStaS nOti-
Ciaa nos cCmunican, recibida hoy, tiene la
fecha del del oorriente.
C8mD1OS que r1gon On IL COmpau16 uo
los terr0carriles de Puerto Rico.-SObre Madrid
dias vista 81 p.S-Sobre Paris, dry 19p. 8
-Sobre Londres dive
20
Regssvo Csvtg. El Idia Is fueron inscritos
On los libros de naeimientos del Registro Civil
de la Capital, los asientos de. Elisa Alejandrina
HermeNna Boxxo Chiese Ana Perez y Pierret,
Carmen Ramirex de Arellan0 y Jesus Rosado,
en- los de defunciones tnicamente la de Vicenta
PascuaI Larraxa. Aver 90 inscribier0n las de-
funcionoa de Tomasa Garcia Silva, Sinforosa
Candelaria Nieves Fidanqui y los nacimientos
de Pedro Lled6 y Segarra, Maria Luisa Acosta
y Bonafoux, Eduvijis Rivera, Maria Emilia Mar
tin = Gonzales, Maria de la Conception Rodri-
guez Braullo Sterling Andino.
30
Ha entrado hoy On este puerto el bergan-
tin americana A. B. OzeGves con 637 $50 kilos
carbon de p!edra.