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FAIR GRADUATES.
Presentation of Diplomas at the Free
Normal Training School.

Presentation of Diplomas at the Free
Normal Training School.
The graduating exercises of the Free N3r-
NAL Training School of the Golden Gate
Kindergarten Association took place yestsr-
day afternoon in the training class build
ing. There were 81 graduates, 10 of whom
received diplomas. comforting upon them
the title Of kindergarten Directress; the re-
naming II received certificates of year
training. Most of the latter will continue
their studies and receive the diploma at the
completion OF their work.
The exercises consisted of an interesting
programme of songs and essays following
which Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper presented di-
plomas to the following graduates: Misses
CLARA Hedwig Boyer. Laura Fuller Pollard,
Helen L. Bacon, Minnie L. Ralph, Abby A.
Nichols, Helen A. Afflerbach, Cecilia A.
DAILY, Annie c. Hebard, Alice (. Beaizley,
Mabel l.. Dean, Matte X. Keyser, Daisy
Marion Cumming, Fannie A. Hamilton,
Mary L. MOulthrop. Bertha C. Klein, Laura
Nj. Kropp. Eyelina NJ. KrOpp.
Tho following young ladies received GER
tfcates: Misses Anna Arnold, Mary Black,
Mercy Edwards, Maud Haywood, Mary
Inglis, Mile Kalisky, Josie BENTLEY, Marie
Leonhardt, Mollie Murray, Josie Shaw,
Agnes Theisin, Louise Redlich.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

The Marquis de Mores denies that he is
an anarchist
Joe Murphy, the actor, is reputed to be
worth S450.0O0.
Dan Rice, the famous circus clown. is
now in the real estate business in New
York.
The richest Spanish noblemau is the
young Duke OF Medini-Coel, youth Of II
years.
The insanity OF mad King Otto Of Bavaria
appears to have taken the form OF an illu-
sion that he IS a stOTk.
The Car has peculiar way OF passing
his right hand over the top Of his head
when he is absorbed in thought
Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria leaves
his mustsche alone and contents himself
with softly str0king his snow-white whis-
kers.
1t is related that when Ben Butler in the
days Of bis youth was schoolteaeher In a
Maine village his pet swear word was
by the great mphramagogw
Henry George has taken from the poor
house the widow OF the man who be-
qneathed to him his fortune and has pro-
vided her with comfortable home.
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. who has been for
so many years abroad, expects 10 return
this summer, and her attractive daughter
Miss Maud LOrillard, will be introduced to
Newport society.
Nine. Kempin, who is OF German extrae-
ton, has been installed by the University
of Zurich in the chair of the professorate
of Roman law Before this took place she
was doctor Of Jurisprudence.
W. c. Crawford is now, at the age of Sc
living in restitution at Alvarado, Tex. He
is the sole survivor of the band of patriots
who signed the declaration of Texas indie
pendence at Washington, on the Brazos
River. March 2, 1886.
Sir John Commerill, whose advancement
by Queen Victoria to the rank of an admiral
of the fleet is announced, is said to have
acquired a considerable portion of his
ample fortune by running the blockade
into Southern ports during the American
civil war. under the alias of Captain Rob-
L.
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FAIR VISITORS.
A loeal CONTEMPORARY says:

A local contemporary says:
It may not please our State pride TO admit it,
but the fact is that the visitors TO the depart
ment building (of the Worlds Fair will be num-
bered by thousands as against hundreds who
viii visit any OF the state buldi ngs, our own IN
eluded.
State pride has to give way to facts. In
the department building viii be found all
the articles which contend for prizes or
honorable mention. Correspondents will
devote nearly all their space to the deserip-
ton of articles which are entered in the
competitive exhibit. There will be perhaps
40 separate State buildings. The Illinois
State building will naturally attract the at
tentiOu Of visitors from that State, but the
other 80 will little more than catch the
overflow from the main building. A few
people will 90 there TO see what the State
has to show. but more IN the hope of finding
a chair to rest in. Under these conditions
it does not seem wise to place so important
an exhibit as the mineral in the State build
ing. Our mineral exhibit should be more
complete and varied than that from any
other State, and for that reason we want 1t
where all visitors to the fair Will see it. We
have always been inclined to the opinion
that separate State exhibits were a mistake.
Nine people oct Of ten who 20 to the fair
will come away with the impression that
the main building Ontains the entire ex-
hibit. California exhibit designed on the
plan of q map Of tho State, each county
being represen ted in its true geographical
position, would be source of delight TO
visitors who spend a couple Of months at
the fair. But there VIII be few of that class
OF visitors. BY far the greater part will
take two or three days view of the things
most prominent, then 90 in search of COM
fort. an article or condition that will be
rare within twenty miles Of Chicago during
the fair season.
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TIE cor ooNsPIRAcY.

The anthracite coal combination in Penn
sylyania is receiving about the same treat
ment from the independent press of Eastern
cities that the Southern Pacific OF Ken
lucky receives from the Independent press
of this State. The New York World says
that the object of the Reading deal is to
enable the coal companies to pay dividends
on 1884, 600, 900 of capital stock. much Of
which is water. The object of the extor-
lions Of the Southern Pacific Company is
similar. The propFietors want to earn dlYl-
dends on stock that never cost dollar. 1t
seems TO be about as hard in Pennsylvania
TO get good legal hold on the combination
as it is in this State. Governor Patterson
has repeatedly declared his purpose to press
suits that have been commenced against
the combination. The Governor is cred
tied with good intentions, but he happens
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wFATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, J
WEATHEB BUREAU.
san Francisco, May u. 1892.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, J
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May r. 1882
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnight
Friday.
For Northern CaTfornia-Fair weather; north to
west winds. becoming yariabie; generally warmer
For Southern Calitornia-Fair weather except
showers at san Diego and vicinity; westerly Winds
generally warmer
For Oregon and Wsshington-Fair weather, eX-
cepr preceded by scattering rains in Washington;
variable winds. becoming northerly; generally
warmer.
For Nevada-Fair weather. except preceded by
showers in extreme northern portion northwest
esly winos; generally warmer.
esFor Utah-Fair, except showers in northern por-
t!On; cooler.
Local Forecast.
For san observation-disclosures; fair weather.
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to have legal adviser who does not know
how to draw up an indictment. An exam
pie of this legal advisers ineffieiency is
found in the absence in the bill drawn up
of the usual prayer for an Injunction to
restrain the combination pending investi-
CATION. OF course the Reading combina-
ton will not be greatly disturbed over
legal inquiry which permits the cOmbina-
ton to operate until some decision Is
reached. The laws delays have not been
created In vain
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Attention. Eastbound Passengers.

FAST TIME TO THE EAST. Commencing SIM
day. May /, through Pullman Tst-cass sleeping cars
Will run daily from San Francisco to Chicago with
out change. via The Rio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time to CHICAGO
TO THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and TO NEW
YORK TO FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS. running
via Salt Lake City, Leadvle, Colorado Springs and
Omaha. passing through the Royal Gorge and all the
magnificent scenery of the Rocky Mountains. For
sleeping-ear reservations apply TO any ticket agent
OF the Southern Pacific Company, or to CLINTON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, SO
Montgomery street.
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sUCTION SALES TODAY.

FURNfruRr.-By Chas. Levy, at 11S5 Market
st.. at 10 O'Clock.
FURNITuRE-By Geo. F. Lamson, at 1889 Post
ST. az II o clock.
FuRN1TUEE.-By Butterheld Vincent, at sos
Leavenworth St. at O'Clock.
CANDY SroRE-By R. H. Fletcher, at 724 Nc
A az 81 II ] n'cfncE
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Died on the sIdswnlk.

Robert Marshall, carriage-maker. who
lived at the Humboldt House, died sud
denly yesterday afternoon on the sidewalk
in front of 237 Fifteenth street. The body
was found by Policemen Wallace and DAILY
and sent to the Morgue. An autopsy
showed that hypeTtr0phy of the heart was
the cause of DEATH The deceased was aged
IS years and native OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
O'Clock P n BRANCH OFFICES: TO Market
street, near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight
SAG HAYES street, open until so O'Clock; sos
Larkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 25 Mission
street. open until o'clock P, II; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until $3.50 P. NJ
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NOTIOEL

Aay Of our patrons leh0 fail TO find THE
MORNING CALL for sale bV trGin-b0ys
WiijcoRfer a faror By notifying this office OF
hfJact, naming the date and train,
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srBsCRIPTToN RATES:

DAILY CALL Including Sundays, Sc per year oy
nail r,os-nafd. X cents per week or IS cents per
calendar month. through carriers. DAILY Gail
I've copies three months, So %. SUNDAY CAi IL
sixteen pages) 81 50 per year. postpaid - IA
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 so per year postpa'u
WEEKLY CALL (s pages. 81 per year, postpaid
TIE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
nor viii the editor enter into correspondence re-
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A BIr Onlum sb,,mon,

One of the largest shipments Of opium
ever brought to this port was brought here
Wednesday in the City Of Picking. 1t con-
sists of 296 packages, containing 11,S4O
pounds net of the drug. 1t is valued at
S236, 800. The duty will amount TO S142. 600.
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"Mrs. WinsIow,s SOOTHING svru,,.,

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child. softens the gums
ailays pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowel,
and the best remedy for dlRrrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world. BE sure and ash
for Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty Inv,
cents a bottle.
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In Ink, on unrued paper in an updis-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents.
stamps or postal note, TO KritikO." 500 Mer.
chant street, San Francisco.
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Resigned His Position

Night Inspector J. f. Williams has re-
signed his position in the customs service on
account of ill-health. He was appointed to
his position on October Z, 1888.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
SC Potter building New York City, is provided with
files of California papers. Visitors welcome. Ao-
VeItsiDg rates and sample copies furnished
F. X NIISCH, Manager
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THE DAILY BIoRNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York BRENTANO BROS. 3 Union Square
Chicago ........,..s News stand fAlIhet HON
New orleans. GALLOT & JOUBERT,
Il5Ls Common St
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DOG TAGS The License Committee author.
lied the purchase of 1000 dog tags ana 700 du.
plicates yesterday.
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GRAND feature OF Hood sarsaparlIla L. tnat
while 1t purifies the blood and sends 1t coursIno
through the veins enriched and vitaized it also
imparts vigor to every function OF the body
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THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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Nor GUILTY.-W. b. Holloway was acdulted
OF the charge OF grand larceny preferred by Pc
ter Garfield, In Judge Murphy's court Yesterday
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For THROAT DISEASES AND CoUGHs, use Brolcn's
Br0Rchiat 71oces" Price 25 cts. Sold ONLY In bores
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FxTrA mrnce PIES. swAuSs. aIs Suffer street.
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The Argentine Republic has acquired
cruiser from the Elswick firm with tom
mage of 5000 and speed said 10 be tested at
% knots per hour. THIS would be remark
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M ANTED-YOUNG LADY. NOT OVER 20,
w without incumbrance, TO keep house for gem
tleman. Address Country, z. o. box 1887
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II NOwLEDGE IS POWER
IA Arrival extraordinary OF the worlds ost
famous medium MRS. DR.. Il. SHERMAN, NJ Brit
Ish fame, known as the child medium Of England.
Blessed are the peacemakerS.
For they shall be called the
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HE oALL CAEENDAR.

NAY 1892.
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A TTENTIoN, LADIES-"EMMA" BUST-DE.
~ yeoper Will enlarge your bust inches; guar
anteed; sealed instructions &c, or 24-page Illus
trated catalogue &c, by mail Emma Toilet Bazar'
Boston, Mass. myS st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-13

Oct A POLAR FREEZER; 5 MINUTES; 81; OF
IL Mafr 81 mYl2 3ts
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IA ANTED-MARRIED MINER. $55 AND HOUSE
w rent frees bricklayers, city. 81 so day farmer
anu wife no objection TO children, $3.50 year; b.
horse teainster, $40 and found: mixers, $2S aud
$780, butternakers, S2S aud S35: ttemakers. cents;
choremau and wife. $40 and found; laborers, 81 10
and board; blacksmith. $40 week and found, aad
others. Apply to J. i. CROSErT CO.. o2S Sacra-
mentO st
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be.-La jnsticia humana -Pretex-
tos criminales. La formula de-
progreso.-E progreso y sus ma
uifestaciones.-La opini6a pdblica
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe sci
el periodismo -Lo que es hoy Is
prem a.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La polftioa.-Lp one debe ser la
politija.-O6mo sc hacen los poll
ticos. Como nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artifi-
CLOS politicos.-M carnaval politi-
|co.-Miseriss pnliticas = Sinceri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo politico
La Observation-Disclosures de-
moersticos.-Absurdos democratic
oOs.-Delirios democraticos. - La
ibertad de Ia Oatedra.-Libertad
contra derecho.-La igualdad so.
ciai--La igualdad en- Ia historia.-
LIS iQualdad ante la raz6n.-La so
bersnfa.-La demsgogia.-Los hun
nos snodernos.-La revoluoi6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusi6n y caos.-
I'll acknowledgements demo-
ledoras.-Oancer social.--Antino-
mias y anomalias.-El mayor de
los errores.-AllS va la nave.-Epf
logo y conclusion.
De venta.-En la Imprenta del
BOLsTIN MERCANTIL.
Pre ,io.-Un peso cincuenta oey,-
tavos ejemplar.
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Nueva.York, Abril ID de 1892.

Nueva. York, Abril ID de 1892.
ST.. Director del BoLETIN MER
CANTIL.
Moy sefior nuestro: No necesi.
tamos defender nuestro preparado
contra les asaques de un sefior me
'iico de esq pals. La Emulsion de
Scott ha sido rigurosamente anali
zads y aprobada | ego por casi to
aas Las Academies de Medicina de
Europa y Ame ina ypr los mas
notahles medcos de ambos CONT
0entt 8. Bsjo estas cirauustancias
creemos rszo liable y l6gico preferir
la opinion de la Ciencia a Ia de ese
senior. que, por motives non sanotos,
ha empreDdido una campafis con-
ira nuestrO preparado.
Nuestro ohieto. al escribir Ia pre-
sente. es simpIemente hacer p6bli
30 one ia acusaci6u de esq se6or
dirig da q los f,cultativos que han
'ladO Us testimonies en- favor de
la Eli ulsion dc Scott, es absolute
mente falsa.
Pc 10 demss, esos ataques sir-
ven de annpcio grs'uito, como 10
denpestrs ei hecho de que recien
teme' te hs sumentado notable
monte ell consume de nuestro pre-
para d. en- ese p plis, graciss al caba-
llero que hs tenido o bien calpm
nisr a sus com oaleros de profession.
Somos de Y. atentos 8. S.-Por
Scott y BOVINE, J. II. dc Castro.
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ESGRIB lNll DE- ACTUs sCIONsS
VICENTE GONZALEZ GOMEZ,
E DIOTO.

El ssiior Juez de IL Instan ola
de IS Q poeblo y su partido, Gu Ia
pleza sobre exam q, graduation y
pagos de los creditos de la q zebra
Iel comerciante don e cut erlo San
Miguel, de Hato Grande, ha dicta
do la siguiente Pfovideu cis.-Juez
Sr Sarmlento.-Oayey, tres de Ma
70 de mil ochoCientos noventa y
ios.-Por formads la p!eza sobre
examen, grsdnsci6n y pago de los
r6iltos contra la Qniebrs, SO sefia.
Ia el ,ermino de cusIenta dias para
ia presentation & los Sindicos por
los acreedores de los tltalos justlfl
ativos de sus ere lltos, y el duode-
limo dis desy yues d. veocido dicho
piazo para /. Junta dc exsmen y
cecoDocimioL to: cir 1lese y p1bii
quese esta disposition IN Ia forms
qle previeIen los art cnlo, NIL tres
c,eutos setenta y seis dc Ia ley de
Enjuioiamiento OWL y mil cien:o
mo del antigua Codign do Conner
60, entendleldose que el plszo
uarcado comienza a ooutar>e des
10 Ia feoha de Ia circula ci6n de es
ca provid .ncis.-Lo maLdo SSs.- A.
SArmiento -- Ante mi - Vicente
Gonzalez Gomez
Y en- cump.imiento de 10 dispues
co, libro el presente visa1o por SIS.
para su publleaeioo, Gu Oayey q
seis dc Mayo dc nil och 'clentos
aove6ts 2 dos.-Ve B: Sarmisa
to-VicenH Con die: Comes.
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TRAvEsfA

TRAvESfA
vap esp" Emillano," cargaudo
Berg esp" Wren del Buen ca.
m'no, descargando.
Barg esp "Raimundo", descar.
gando.
Col ing 'Aldwyth", cargando.
CADoTAJE.
Bira esp "errible", pendiente.
Col esp 20. de O.neri carga
para Nsguabo y Humacao.
Col esp Petra, carka para Are
cibo.
Col esp "Guillermito, cargs
para Arroyo
GoI e,p" Paquets de Arecibo, +"
carga para Mayagiez y Pouce.
Gel esp "Issbels, csrga para
Yahncoa y Humacao.
Go, esp "Joven Clara y, carga
para Vieques.
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PLAN lLLAS
para la declaration de 10 riquezs
Urbsns, Agricola J Pecuaria.
De venta en- e.ta lmprenta.
Libros imp,ftsntss que acs sban
de recibirse en- esta Inprenta:
GUIA. con intinidad de datos,
de ls FsrrocarriIes de e paiia,
Ffsucis y Portugal. Es de gran uti.
Il I'D para los one visiau 10: diehas
nacionea.
TRISTANA, Ultima novela del
eminent- G.ld6s.
MISTRESS BRANICAS, pof el
popn ar julio Venie.
APENDIOE dcl C6digo Civil,
s,iueptado J eonoordaio, pof An
cius Sc9roia.
A los Ayuntamientos. - En- esiA
Imprenta re Ia heoho una ed ei6n
de estaaos- M delo 1mrto 1. 81 gdu
10 dispuesto p 10 Admini.traeiou
Genital EN- In Gaosta ndmeso los
del Aho anterior.
n pas.--Se vendsn "a En- ts.A
Imprenta, q 50 ecniavoa el sjcm
lpla', Joe msgnifioos Mspas de
Puerto Ricr, ic los sehorcs Villa
rorga J Lago. esmeradamca,c TITO
Igraraios 1 colores ca Gaia Casa
| Tsst.s.-La !aati6a De 1slsa.
NEE be, debn, DC 10 Enpseaa E3as
e. Wood, AtrsJo al Colasco aessss
lCiudad inner a. eonensisnega u
scto d. 10 aais' sas v3s4a &C rxosre
con rosAolc cxIta la ln.s6a Ct
~l rap esAdor res1ltA O IN .alssA
Foer q i.nh ca mny srsebsAdoa
los ja~gos dc psesssa g.isesaa 4.
Mr. Wsod J sas rlrssASa<s &c rca
tsiloqaIsno, asl como los e9aaa4h4o,
en- 81 Alamhsc.
Il Andacasas para u aEAsA, aos@ls
60. otra frseaoa.
Ea 81 Lyss.sz!ss.a -~ EG
lreehe. en 10 sAsA Cssasasse.aal sws
dfA sseesc 10 selsnte ps<ssAa - -
dc los Aalle4dcs S5re1ss csc sxsz.
: iason ycssr4o;ss &C. - slice
sIesclesos Go cp sseaoets vv.4s es
pos 10 Soescxssd PfvssxsesA se {
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Iassaihino Z u ioss e vsxa
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il Pfosp<siasasa nj d sAass i (.
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: sANTORAL.

Domingo, 29 -Iafra .octava de
2 A csnsi6o. Naestra S.nora de
Lay San Maximino, obispo J
90, tnsur.
Lanes, 3O.-San Fernando, Rsy
de- E pans.
M.rtes, 31.-La festividad de
Me tra Sonora, Reina de todos
Us Santos y madre del Amor
hermoso. Santa Petroaiis, virgsp,
' Sn Psseasio, diacono y con
fssor.
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hes, perdersn ell derecho de ser ad.

mes, perdersn ell derecho de ser ad'
mitidos al Ooncurso.
Los que no cumplieien Ia Sc
gunda perder&n sus productos, out
ser6n entregados { alguno de los
Asilos de Oaridad.
ga Los cOncurrentes que aspi
rem q los premios l, 2, 3, 6, z, 9 y
10 presentarAn, & 10 sumo, Cinco XII
los de sus productos.
Los del premio AZ las erias que
sean convenientes para probar SUI
resultador.
Los de los premios 81 y 80 los
eiemplsres necesarios para compro-
bar las variedadee.
"a En- igualdad de circun stan
cias, los premios se otorgaran al
mayor productor.
S.a Las muestFas que remitan
los concuisantes deberan venir en
envases 6 prop6sito para ser ex-
puestos al pdblico; pudiendo cada
concursante emplear dos 8 mas en-.
vases para un mismo prOducto,
siempre que 10 desee califcar, bsjo
cualquier punto de vista que sea.
9: Los envases serzn apropia-
COS & la naturaleza de los produc-
tos que ccnteDgan, { fin de que es
tos no go deterioren, 6 desmerezcaD
de So verdadero valQr.
10. 81 Jurado clas ficador tiene
ell derecho de comprobar las cuali-
dades Y condolences de los produc
tos que &c presenter, por todos los
medios que iuzgue coaducentes al
efecto; sin que hsya derecho, POI
parte de los concurrentes, b recla-
maci6n alguna por Ia nerma que
las pruebss determinen.
IL. Presentado IN producto, en- |
ell tempo Y con las condolences que |
las anteriores reglas indican, no
hay derecho 6 retlrarl0 del Concur.
DO.
Y 10. El Concurso de 1892 Sc
cebarA en- el edifioio del Institute
de q ensenanza.
Y para conocimiento general VI
en- cumplim ento de 10 ac0rdsdo
por la Junta, se imprimen este Pro-
grama y Reglss, en- Ia presente for
ma, Y se enVian directaments q los
sehores Agrioultores 6 Industriales
de la Isla .tsnieudo derecho 4 pc
dirlos todo aquel qua no los reciba.
Pto. Rico, 14de O,tubre de 1891.
"? Bo El Presidente, Ivorra II
El Secretario, Jose G. del Yale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-29
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