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The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
A Specific Against Snakebite.

will mention an extraordinary spe-
General Sir John Bisset obtained at
Natal. It was called "Croft's 1'incture
of Life,'' and was prepared and sold by
an old Scotchman who kept the nature OF
it's ingredients and preparation pro-
found secret. It was put up in small
bottles about the length and thickness
of mans forefinger, and these were
sold for half guinea @2.70 each.
Of the efficacy the general declared
that there could be no question. He had
himself preserved by it the lives of two
of his servants, who at different times
had been bitten by venomous serpents,
to say nothing Of great many oxen and
a beautiful and valuable horse. Unfor-
tunately, Crofts died some years ago,
and it is understood that the secret Of
his tincture persisted with him. 1t was
probably a remedy the preparation of
which was impaired to him by some ono
of the Zulu witch doctors, whose knowl-
edge OF the curative properties Of all
African mineral, vegetable or animal
substances is known to be most extern
sive.
But they guard this knowledge jeal-
ously, and are seldom won to impart it
to any European. If the secret of tho
tincture could be rediscovered its finder
might perhaps be enabled to claim the
reward of 100000 now offered by the
British governmental India for specific
900 nct eno lohifoo ~, ondnn Cor Phil
adelphia Telegraph.
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
Breadorumbs in Roquefort Cheese.


The demand for Roquefort cheese has
become SO great that trickery now plays
a part in the ripening process. The
peasants have learned that ''time is
money" and they have found that bread
crumbs mixed with the curd cause those
green streaks Of moldiness which de-
note that the cheese is fit for the mar
ket, to appear much more readily than
was formerly the case, when it was left
to do the best it could for itself with
the aid of a subterranean atmosphere.
This is not exactly cheating; it is COM
mercial enterprise, the result of com
petition and other circumstances too
strong for poor human nature. In
cheesemaking breadcrumbs are found
to be cheap substitute for time, and it
is said that those who have taken to beer
brewing in this region have found that
box, which here is the commonest Of
shrubs, is q cheap substitute for hops.
The notion that brass pins are stuck into
Roquefort cheese to make it turn green
is founded on fiction. Temple Bar.
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
'A TRYING MOMENT.
"A Young Woman's Needless Agitation
About Her False Hair.

About Her False Hair.
I'VE are very apt at times TO let our
imaginations make sad towards OF us,
said a young American lady whose exa
, periences have been manifold. III do
not think that suffered more from alb
iect fright than on one day when riding
in Rotten row during my first season IN
London. Ihad had typhoid fever the
autumn before, which left me rather
delicate. and the following winter my
hair came out in such quantities that
finally, although very loath to do so,
concluded to have it shaved and conse~
uuently was obliged to make my debut
in English society and my courtesy to
the queen in a wig!
cit was very clever one, however,
and | think that no one suspected that
it was not my own hair. was absurd
ly sensitive about it, considering 1t was
simply the usual sequence OF SUCH
fever, and concealed the fact CT my
shaved head from even my intimate
friends, growing as red as a peohy from
sheer consciousness whenever the Wosd
wig was even mentioned il my pres"
ence.
"My chief pleasure in those days was
to ride in the park, for l still felt the
effects of my illness. It had so happened
that somehow or other my wig had
never troubled my mind when l was
equipped in hat and habit; but suddenly
one day-a gala day, remember, When
the prince and princess and no END OF
notables were in the row. suddenly
felt that my unfortunate head covering
was slipping, and in an instant saw
myself in my minds eye riding with
bald and shaver crown wildly down the
crowded bride path the cynosure OF all
eyes-roval and otherwise 1t was an
awful sensation l did not dare touch
my slipping headgear for fear Of hasten
ing the catastrophe, and besides my
horse was somewhat skittish and it took
both of 1ny hands to manage him. !
assure you | turned fairly SICK with
fright and felt ready to faint.
81 shall be disgraced forever; | shall
be in the papers on both sides OF the At
lantic! | thought shudde1lngly; and
then aloud to my escort, 4 feel very LII
indeed gasped: pray call cab. And
what can you do with the horses? MT
A, good natured young Englishman,
assured me that he could manage, and
with profuse expressions of sympthy
hailed a passing hanson at the entrance
to the park and put me in it. Are you
sure you can go aloneY he asked anx-
ious]y, for must have looked really ILL.,
ayes answered impatiently, yes,
only tell him to drive quickly A few
minutes later | had reached the hotel,
and fastening to my room l. locked the
door, and with a great sigh of relief
turned to the glass to examine my head
gear. What was my surprise, relief and
self pity to find that everything was as
tight and secure as possible; there was
and there had not been the slightest
possible danger Of the dreadful 1nishap
conjured up entirely by my hypersen-
sitive imagination. New York Trib-
une.
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
Detected by : Misspelt Word.

In a trial Of political Importance, the
whole case Of which hinged upon the
question of the commences Of certain
letters, the most important witness was,
while under examination, suddenly
taken by surprise by being called upon
to write down q particular word which
occurred in the letters. The slip Of
paper was handed back with the word
misspelt IN an identcally similar fash
ion to that in which it appeared il the
correspondence, and the clever forger
was soon after detected ID the witness
himself. San ~ Francisco Arg onal1tt
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
CAVALRY SHERIDAN.

eheridan Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan!
Him OF the horses and sabres Using.
Look, how he drove them
Look, how he Glove them?
Sabred, belabored, confused and confounded.
The whole rebel ront, as they fell back, as
founded,
at the fierce stride and swing
OF our men galloping,
Shouting with vengeance, roaring with laugh
ter,
Cheering with victory as they plunged after
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan!
All, fair Shenandoah, thou nest of the robber.
How stands the count with thy people to-
day?
Where is the fire now,
Showing thy ire now,
Blazing while gazing with fear and aniazements
As on it crept swiftly from door-post to case
ment?
Weeping with pail dlsmay
Stood maids and matrons gay
Has il not spread to the end Of the valley?
Did it not follow thee in thy grand sally,
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan?
Chambersburg, Chambersburg, smouldering
ChambersbuTg,
Sit in thy ruins, content With thy lot
Lo. thy despoiler,
Shared by the toiler,
Reiterated, defeated-tern, pierced, slashed with
gashes-
And what thy homes were, now their bodles
a1e-ashes
Oh, BE thy grief forgot;
Every bright laureled spot
On thy fair hillsides wait matron and maiden
With chaplets Of glory to welcome and laden
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry sheridan
O Early, mad Early, thou ruthless invader,
Where are the troopers who followed thy
raid?
Look at their corses
Soldiers and horses
whiten and brighten with bones shining grimly,
On all the wide plains they rode over so trinity.
What has the raven said?
Where has the red fox preyed?
What is the high-sai'ing buzzard declaring,
In Richmond's white upturned face, OF thy
wayfaring,
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan?
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan,
When thou shalt come to thy people again,
Crowns we shall Irvine for thee;
And the ripe wine tor thee,
Flashing and splashing from goblet and beaker,
Shall whirl round the lips OF the eloquent
speaker.
AS he essays in vain
Homage to make it plain
How the great heart Of the jubilant nation
syells towards thv own in its full admiration,
Sheridan, Sheridan, Cavalry Sheridan!
GEORGE n. BOXER.
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10

The much dreaded potato blight has
made it's appearance in several fields IN
the eighborhood of Ballycastle, which
has caused considerable uneasiness
among farmers, who fear that the crop,
which now looks fairly we'll, may be seri-
ously damaged in it's progress to matur-
ity.
ARMAGH.
At INSTRUMENTATION, on August 9Th,
before Mr.. n. l.. Townsend, r. NJ, and
MIR. McFerran, j. p, a Nationalist named
James Lennon, of Dorseymacdonald'
was charged with personation at the
South Armagh election, in Newtown-
hamilton, ON July 9Th. When the case
was called there was no appearance for
the prosecution. Mr.. Joseph Carr, solli~
citor. Belfast, said that the he had at
tended for the purpose of defending the
accused, q respectable farmer who had
Intended to record his vote. He was
given into custody and detained almost
three hours; he was then released on bail
and had this charge hanging over him
from the day of the election till that
dav. In these circumstances he would
ask their worships to direct that the full
sum of G1O should be awarded. Mr..
Townsend, r. M. said he would dismiss
the case and direct that the defendant
should he paid G6 as compensation for
his illegal arrest.
CLARE.
A petition was lodged in the Queens
Bench Division, Dublin, on Aug. 9th, at
the suit ofaMr. J. *. Cox, against the
return ofFMr. VIM Redmond, as member
tor East Clare The petition alleges that
the respondentawas, by himself and his
agents, guilty. of corrupt practices, in
Guiding tbribery, treating, undue indu-
ence, illegal expenditure, and the pro-
curing'of minors to vote. The petitioner
does not claim the seat, but prays that
the election of Mr.. Redmond may be de-
clared void.
CORK. -.
Mrs. Barry. who was Sesvicted IN the
early Land'League days, has been rein
stated::in her farm, at Gurtnagrague, near
Mallow. The land bad lain derelict
since the eviction, and near the ruined
homestead stand the remains of an old
mill, the result of the landlords fruitless
attempts to keep the tenant out Of pos
session.
A further investig alton was held on
Augusta 9th, in the Derry police court,
before Mr.. w. n. Joyce, r. NJ, into the
circumstances Of the recent serious as
eault upon q Catholic named Edward
Mullan,; in connection with which two
Protestants named John Orr and Alex.
Jameson had been brought up IN GUS
tody some weeks ago, when the magis-
trates refused informations, Mr.. Richie,
b. NJ, strongly protesting, and forward
ing the dispositions to the Attorney.
I General, who ordered q fresh prosecution.
The prisoners, on this second exannina-
4 ] ton, were returned for trial to the Re- !.
s,etorders Court, bail being accepted.
y i
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4 The IRISH sTAyDA ARD: SATURDAY, sEPTElIBER 1o:II

and evicted, and the lands were not inter
Tered with until recently, when neigh
boring tenant farmer put these cattle on
the farm. A few mornings ago he found
his cattle branded with ';boy" on one
side. and "cot" on the other. The cattle
were treated alternately. SO that they
could not be driven without the whole
word sEboycot" being shown on both sides.
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA.
ANTRIM.

The much dreaded potato blight has
made it's appearance in several fields in
the neigh borhood of Ballycastle, which
has caused considerable uneasiness
among farmers, who fear that the crop,
which now looks fairly we'll, may be seri-
ously damaged in it's progress to matur-
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10

On the eYicted lands Of Ballygarvey,
near Coolroe, in the barony of Shell
burne, presumably with the object Of
preventing grass grabbing, six cattle have
been branded in large letters with the
word sBoycot," The farm is one Of the
many from which Mr.. Jas. E. Byrne, j.
p, better know as "the Hermit Of Cool
roe" has evicted the tenants. A long
struggle has gone on between evictor
The Irish standard., 1892-09-10
LOUTH.

We deeply regret TO announce the
death of one of the most respected priests
Of the diocese of Tuam, Rev. Richard
Hosty, P. P, Clonbur, which took place
OH August s, at Kngstown, where Father
Hosty had gone for the benefit of his
health. The venerable Clergyman had
reached the great age Of &c., fifty six
years of which he spent in the faithful
discharge Of his sacred functions as a
minister of religion. The death Of Father
Hosty has caused the greatest regret
amongst all who knew him for so many
years in the West of Ireland, laity as
we'll as clergy. The funeral obsequtes
took place at Glasnevln on the 10th inst.
MEATH.
On August 9th, a petition was lodged
in the Queens Bench Division. Dublin,
against the election of Michael Davitt for
North Meath. The petitioner, Mr.. Ma
honey, alleged that Mr.. Dayitt was
elected by clerical influence and intimi-
dation, and specific reference is made to
q pastoral issued during the contest by
DR.. Nulty. tits, therefore, sought to
have Mr.. Davitt's election declared null
and void. A petition was lodged on the
previous day, at the instance Of Mr.. James
Joseph Dalton, against the return Of Mr..
Patrick Fullam, Nationalist) for South
Meath. The petitioner alleges that N !.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-06
Real Sooiedsd EcOu6mica de Amigos del Pals

En- atencion los buenos deseos que amman
este afo los senores que en- el proximo pasado
tuvieron la bondad de ofrecer sus conocimientos
4 la iuventud estudiosa y a cuantos quisieron
aprovecharlos en- los salones de esta Econ6mica, y
deseando dicha Corporation, hoy mas que aver,
contribuir por cuantos medlos estuvieren su al
cance que la ensenanza Sc difunda por ser es
ia, base fundamental de todo progreso ha deci.
dido abrir un nuevo curse Ell IA del corriente
aprovechando para clio la generosa cooperation
de los senores que con tituacion expresan, es-
perando con fundamento la Socedad, que las ca.
tedras no quedaran desiertas q. los alumnos Sc
servlran inscrib1rse como tales en- la Secretar1a
de la misma.
La ensenanza sera gratis, no serA obstacu-
10 para recibirla, que los estudiantes no sean
socios.
Las sefioras y senoritas, pueden tambi6n
as1stir en- calidad de alumnas
Sin periuicio de ir anunciando las nuevas
classes que hayan de darse, Sc da q conocer al p1.
blico Ell cuadro de las que hay hasta hoy nom.
bres de los senores encargados de elias.
Ortozogta superior, Prosod5a g Pedagogical.
Lunes, Microbes Viernes, las de la noche:
don Manuel S. Cuevas.-IdsomaG Frances. Mar
tes, Jueves sabado, las de la noche: DR..
don Jose Jesds Tizol.- IenedurSG de l6bros. Lu-
nes, Microbes Viernes. las 8 de Ia noche:
don Federico Asenjo.- Ge4grafja, Estad5st5ca In,
d1strsol q ComercsaL Martes Viernes, las
de la noche: don Jose Leoncio Rodriguez Has
torso Un5versoz Martes Viernes, las de la
noche: don Jose Ezequiel Martinez Quintero--
IdsoneG I7egl6s. Lunes, MERCEDES Viernes, q
las de la noche: don Manuel Paniagua
A fin de curse SO constituiran los correspon
dientes tribunales para examinar q los alumnos
que as1 10 deseen
Puerto-Rico, de Octubre de 1s92.-El vi
-Secretario Eduardo Arreche q Amdino.-El
Director, Gabriel Ferrer Hernandez.
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quiera otra buena inspiration que 81 Ia creemos
conveniente la aceptaremos defenderemos, como
aceptamos el proyecto de celebrar nuestra Enpo-
ssci6n en- el Institute de .Samturce No queremos
nj debemos llevar punto de lama la question
del edifcio de la Exposition, nj serla oportuno.
Solamente hemos expuesto las razones en- que
nos fundabamos al exponer nuestra idea y 10 he
mos hecho. Ojala que los festejos que SO pre-
paren para la exposition regional de 1893, pudie.
SO fgurar, entire sus n1meros la colocacion de la
primera piedra para una Quinta de Saud!
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Por la Aduana de esta Capital, venian ex-
pendiendose las cedulas de vecindad, con re-
cargo de SO por 100 para este Ayuntamiento.
Dichas cedulas SO satisfaclan en- moneda Official.
Ahora bien; acordada la devoluci6n por las cajas
municipales del 40 por 100 cobrado de exceso,
ha llegado nuestra notlcia, que la devoluci6n Sc
efectua en- moneda corriente, no en- la moneda
Official, como corresponds puesto que ella Sc
efectu6 la exacci6n. 1Donde Sc queda la diferen.
cia del 5'263 por 1907 Lamamos la atencion del
ST. Intendente, sobre esta pequena incorrecci6n,
que puede subir algunos cientos de pesos con
perjuicio do los contribuyentes.
Segun leemos en- la Memoria publicada por
el doctor Elias Ell ndmero de personas ofcialmen-
to vacunadas en- Ia Isla durante ell 1ltimo aho,
fu6 de 3O28 las revacunadas 835, total 4, ,O42.
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Successes de GOmunicaCiOnss
-

Los seaores Sucesores de don Jose Hernaiz
comerciantes de esta Capital han recibido una
carta de don Pablo Sola, vecino de Guayanilla,
fechada el 81 del pasado, quejAndose de que sien-
do suscritor directo de LA CORRESPONDENCE, la
recibe tai irregularidad, que veces esta tres
cuatro dias sin llegar su poder y luego Sc le
aparecen todas juntas. Nosotros le aseguramos
al referido senior que puntualmente ponemos su
eiemplar todos los d1as en- esta Administrator y
que ignol amos donde es one detiene descan-
sar Ell Ell transito.
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Els objeto de muchos concentrates el hecho
de que s. r. Ell Gobernador no asstiera antes de
aver en- persona la aperture de la Diputaci6n
como 10 previene ell artIculo "a de la Ley Provin.
clal La primera noticla que Sc tuvo de que S. e.
Sc hallaba indispuesto, fue la que circul6 despues
del suceso
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Nuestro amigo ell doctor Elias director de ell
Institute Provincial de Vacuna, ha tenido la asen-
cion de favorecernos con un ejemplar de la Me-
moria que acaba de publican dando cuenta de sus
trabaios en- 189l-92 En- Ia Memoria de referen-
cla, hay conclusiones muy importantfsimas sobre
las indiscutibles convenlencias de la vacunaci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-06

Para la devoluclon del 40 por 100 cobrado
de exceso sobre las cedulas de vecindad Sc nos
asegura que Sc han fjado las horas de 2 4 de
la tarde en- los dias del 10 al 80 de Noviembre
corriente. Transcurrido este plazo fatal, no ha-
bra lugar la devoluci6n. Y preguntamos
Habra tempo bastante, para que en- solo dos Ao
ras cada dsa, pueda efectuarse la devouci6n, las
lntinltas personas que han pagado sus cedulas.
porque no Sc ha satisfecho una sola n6mina sin
este requisite? Llamamos la atenci6n del sefor
Alcalde, sobre esta otra pequena ncorrecci6n.
que ha de perjudicar indudablemente los con.
tribuyentes, que no lean la Gaceta no SO hayan
enterado del plazo, no haya tempo bastante
para devolverles 10 que Embellishments Sc les ha
cobrado.
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- Orden del dsa:-Los asuntos que han queda-
do sobre la mesa los demas que SO relacionan
en- la memoria
Transcurridas las horas reglamentarias SO le-
vant6 la session.
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Ha sido propuesto para telegrafsta INFERNO
de La estaci6n de Vega. Baja, nuestro amigo Don
Emlgdo lsern, que 81 resulta nombrado ira &
Polo que entrara en- uso de hcenc1a.
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GAGETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno Observation-Disclosures Negociado
de instruction Pdblica.--Han iquidado las cuen-
tas pendientes con los profesores de instruction
p1blica, los pueblos siguientes: Capital, Camuy,
Mayagdez, Las Mar1as, Maunabo Juana-Diaz,
Hormigueros Caguas, SO ha ordenado los
morosos que en- el t6rmino de tres dias iustifquen
las causas que les hubiesen impedldo dar cumpl
miento exacto la circular de de Agosto, fin
de exijir cada uno antes de que fnalice este
mes, la responsabilidad que Sc hayan hecho
acreedores.
Negociado 6.o--Ha tornado possession del car
go de Enviado extraordinario y Ministro de Es-
pafa en- los Estados. Unidos Ell Excmo. Sr. don
Enrique Dupuy de L6me-Por icencia concedi-
da al propietario, Sc ha hecho cargo del despacho
del COnsulado de Espana New York, Ell senior
don Manuel de la Cueva.
Jefatura de Obras Pdblicas.-Andnciase la
vacante de una plaza de escribiente segundo de
plantilla, dotada el sueldo anual de $500
Intervention General de Ia Administrator
del Estado.-Secci6n de Contadur1a. - Facturas
que Sc pagaran en- la proxima semana:
Sorteo Is.
Noviembre 7.-Facturas ntmeros 303 3O4.
Idem s. Idem idem 305 306.
ldem g. Idem idem 3O7 3OS.
Idem TO- Idem idem 800 y 31O
Idem H. Idem idem III 1872.
Atrasos.
Idem 12- Idem idem 5O7 sos.
Diputacion Provincial.-Casa provincial de
carload Bene13cemcGo q MGnicom1Go. o.-Estado de-
mostrativo del movimiento del personal de dicho
establecimiento, durante ell mes de Julio 1ltimo
Resdmen de las observaciones meteorol6gi-
cas- verifcadas en- Ia Jefatura de Obras pdbicas
durante los dlas % de Octubre al ]. o de Noviem-
bre inclusive.
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Los tipos nominales por cafe en- ell mercado
de esta Capital, son: clase buena para Cuba, al
rededor de $25. - Hacienda escoiido, de S27
q 27J
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Aver tarde entro en- e. puerto de esta Capital,
procedente de Hull, la barca noruega ZeaobSa con
654 toneladas de carbon de piedra.
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La Companfa de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto
Rico ha recaudado dssde Ell 10 de Enere hasta el
n de Oetubre inclusive del ano en- curse S9l5I4
desde fecha hasta ell de Nov1embre CO.
rriente So, l45. Total $93, $50
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El dfa del actual a las s de la manana
en- la sala de Justica del Quartet de Balaia, ten
dra lugar Ia celebration del Consejo de Guerra
ordinario de plaza que ha de yer fallar la causa
instruida contra el artillero de l2O Battalion de
Plaza, LUIS Lopez Argues, acusado del delito de
lesiones menos graves. Presidira dicho Conseio
Ell Teniente Coronel Sargento Mayor, don Deme
trio CamIfas Gonzalez; asistiendo como vocales
suplentes, los capitanes don Rogelio Amino, don
Jose Galvez, don Servando Ozonville. don
Aniceto Gonzalez, don Eduardo Tapia, don Fran.
cisco Sanchez Apellaniz don Federico Caba6as
don Vicente Machandiarena
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La Correspondence Dc PusrtO-RieO
Sd6Gdo, 8 de NovSema5re de 1899

Esy3Ia suscrfci6n LA CORRESPONDENCE vale DOS
PESOS POR TR1MESTRE adelantaaO los puebos de La
Ela Ne servra ninguna suscrfc6n 81 Ia carta de
aYtso no Sc aeompana eI Yalor de un tTimestre
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Sc desean comprar algunas acciones de la
Sociedad "Luz Electrica." En- las ofcinas de LA
CORRESPONDENCE 1nformaran. 40
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For el serene municipal Jose Enrique fuG
conducido la sala de socorros, Ell individuo Eu-
genlo Diaz para ser curadc de una herida de 8
centfmetro en- "a region frontal parte media, infe
rida con un cuchillo por Benito Larrosa.
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El estado movlmiento del personal en- la
casa provincial de Carload Benefcencia q Mansco.
mao en- Ell mes de Julio dltimo, fuG ell siguiente:
empleados As; acogidos lbs; acogidas 128; locos
64; i'd. sugetos q la Autoridad 10; locas go;
acogidas adultas 3-Entraron empleado. AGO.
gidos, y l acogida locos locas-Salieron ]
acogido l loco y loca murieron acogido. 4
locos locas.