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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-04
No es yerdad que haya liz

No es verdad que haya llegado & esta Capt.
tai el sefor cepeda valiente ex x,director de la
Revssto de Puerto Rico. A nosotros nos anunci6
su negada 5otero gle di1o ha5erlo tratdo TERRA
confundiendo, sin duda, otra persona con eL
81 senor Cepeda ha telegrafado 81 senior Blanco
(don JuliAnl que probablemente llegara con su
senora Ponce fines de Ia semana en- curse.
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81 Sehor Don Jose Ramon Bobadilla, Inspec
tor de escuelas del distrito Norte, ha sido desig
nado por 81 Sr. Gobernador para acompanarle on
la vista Official que comenzara manana.
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Por falta de espaclo tenemos que dejar para
mafana los detalles de Ia L. session de Ia Diputa-
ci6n provincial celebrada aver.
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Nos escriben de Adj1ntas:


de Ia escuela elemental de este pueblo, senorita
Ana Lopez de Victoria, que por sus conocimlen
tos honra al profesorado puertorrlqueno, en- su
noble afan de extender dlchos conocimientos, tens
al prop6sito de ingresar en- la Normal de Madrid
nara continuar sus estudios y mejorar 81 titulo
que posee Como la mission que Sc lmpone Ia
cltada sefiorita redundara en- benefcio de esta
proyincia cuYo progreso todos nos lnteresa,
todos debemos medida de nuestr as fuerzas COO
perar que lleve 4 feliz termino tan noble as
piraci6n. Aa referida protesora cuenta con re-
cursos propios para sufragar los gastos que le
ocasionen sus estudios estancla en- Madrid, pero
parto de ellos son las econOu1as que ha podlde
hacer durante el tempo que lleva al trente dc
este plantel de ense6anza, sueldos que pesar
fodos los decretos expedidos por el Excmo. Sr
Gobernador General y sus antecesores, no le han
sdo satisfechos por este Ayuntamlento, que le
adelrda 10 menos veant6t1es meses. Con este que
remos signl6car, que del Ayuntamiento pende en-
narte que la sehorita Lopez lleve q cabo su pro
vecto: y como amantes del progreso de esta que
rida provlnc1a, nos permitmos lamar ia atenclon
de los sefores que componen la Corporation, asi
como Ia de nuestro iustre gobernante, para que
praeticando un acto de extricta usticia, acuerden
y dispongan ell pago de los referidos haberes. La
senorita Lopez, no pide mas que 10 que justa-
mente le pertenece."
Dicen de Areclbo que 81 sehor Vale sxplora
Hialmarson, fin de que presente en- la Exposi.
I ci6n de Chicago una preciosa collection de aires
del pals, propieded de dcho senior.
Segun hemos sabldo por naestro amigo 81
sefior Captain de puerto, la apreciabe sonora
doha Belen M. viuda de Orbeta, duena de los al
1ibes 1otantes que surten de aqua los buques,
regal6 poni9ndola bordo, toda 81 aqua que ne
cesit6 para continuar 81 viaje Ia mao Santa Marao
Es digno de APPLAUSE este rasgo de generosidad
4 a AZ # ~
Cambios del Banco Espanol fjados en- Ia OH.
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de Ia
tarde:- Espaha, l2d pS.
TN telegrama de Madrid 4 Santiago dc Gu
ba, fechado el Ia de Mayo, dice lo que sigue:
nT4mese que pueda alterarse el orden pd-
blico en- la Coruha, 4 causa de Ia gran excitaci6n
ALI reinante como consecuencia de las Tefo1nas
militares En- Badajoz 81 pueblo y la tropa han
hecho manifestations en- contra de las reformas
militares Agitase nuevamente entire la prensa
de esta cofte Ii question de Ia bahia de Sanama
Los comitas posibilistas de Barcelona Granada
Seyilla Huelva abandonan al senior CASTELAR,. !
La recaudaci6n practicable por las Aduanas
de Ia Isla durante 81 mes de Mario, ha ten1d6
un aumento de SCI, ,738 93, comparada con Ia de
igual mes del aho pasado.
Hoy las de Ia tarde ha ceebrado session
On 81 palacio de ID Intendencla la Junta encar
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I'll 28 del pasado MARIO tuvo lugar Ia subas-
ta de medicinas para enfermos pobres do esta
Capital, obteniendo "a buena pro nuestro amigo
el farmaceutico senior Daub6n Dicho amigo OBJ
las mediclnas que Sc hacfa por administration Sc
sacara pdblca licitaci6n como medic mas
equitativo, dispuesto va por Real Decreto de q
de Febrero dc 1852
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sada de ID formation d6 las aaevas tafifaA dc
cotnercio indubtria.
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Pans ls Sa,!a,aa' sV.'Ds e..e. p s.ss' saia..

BACALAO DE ESCOCIA superior en- caias de
medic quintal { $ll quintal, ofrecen
BNQoEea.O u Gf62eSgS12.N.
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Nos escrlben de Ponce:

nAsegura La DenocrGcsa uno de sus al
timos ndmeros que 81 1etraimiento del partido
autonomista de Puerto Rico no ha causado todo
81 efecto que debfa en- el Gobierno en- Ia Naci6n,
Dor Que los sehores Labra Moya, ex-diputados
Cortes por esta Isa, fueron los primeros on no
darle importancia; supone que 81 primero de
dichos sehores, como leader, debi6 publican un
manifesto dando cuenta con 81 81 segundo CO.
mo director de Ell LGberal tratarlo desde las co
lumnas de su peri6dico, con Ia importancla que
Il case requeria condenando Ell siiencio de ambos.
L.. Denaocracid olvida que tanto 81 sefor Labra
como el sefior Moya eran opuestos al retraimlen-
to que no es possible obligar dos hombres de
yerdadera imrortancia politica mi nadiel q de-
fender en- pdbLco 10 que en- privado combaten y
Dor 10 tanto que 81 silencio sobre dicho asunto es
Ia conducta mas correcta que podian cbservar
mas atacSndolo en- Ia prensa 81 lutheran pensado
Que obraban por el exclusive interes de seguir
aiendo representatives en- esta Antila. Desenga
6ese La Denocracia: 81 retraimiento no pod1a to
ner el eco que sus defensores Sc propusieron por
mil razones; hoy agitada la pol1tica penlnsular
oon la division territorial del General Lopez Do
m{nguez, con Ia reforma de Gracia y Justicia del
sefor Montero Rios; con la negative del senior
Cervera. Ministro de Marina en- hacer economics,
' CON Ell progreso del partido republican,, nadie
habla nj nadie SO acEerda de un hecho que COR
relaci6n los otros, carece de verdadera impor-
tancia."
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Segdn leemos en- IN telegrama via Santiago
de Cuba que publica El Czansor del Pals, 81 ST..
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VARIEDADES

Los vinos fnos de mesa, blanco tinto, de
Logrono bodegas de Anguciana, que venden So
brino de Luiha O.. son los mas puros que se
importan..A pal
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Con carga de salazones MADEIRA ha entrado
hoy 81 puerto de esta Capital, procedente de Ia
lifax el bergant{n ing4s Mabel Hosoayd
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Sc comenta mucho un Sc dscc que clrcula por
Ia Ciudad. Cu9ntase que en- la session de la Di
putaci6n Provincial celebrada noche, present6se
Dor 81 Sr. Santisteban, diputado, una mocion
en- solicitud de que Ia Corporation pusiese un tele
grama de felictaci6n al sefor Minlstro De Ultra
mar. por Ia Real Orden dictada, de gran tras
cendencia para 81 pals, respecto de que los vapo
res de la Peninsula toquen en- esta Capital
en- sus viales de regreso de Cuba. LA mocl6n
fue aceptada; pero el senor Egozcue, tambien di.
putado, propuso obtuvo que la proposition que
dase. ain resolver sobre la mesa.
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Aviso al publico

Porescrturs de hoy veinte nueve de Marco de mil ocho
cientOs ot0rgada ante e NOarO de esa Cu
dad don Mauricio Guerra he revocadn pode nesimo
que fecha doce de Novembre umo ante prop0
TLoaandrt 3-3
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Aver se inscribieron en- 81 Registro Civil de
esta Capital lac defnnciones de Leoncia Arroyo,
de escrofulismo Victorio Mirabalgy Romeu, de
cia y Delgado. AZ.
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Hoy z las 3 de Ia tarde ha celebrado session
On 81 palacio de ID Intendencia la Junta encar-
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H .AVeKS O.--En Casa Blanca en- uno
de los Pabellones Sc yenden elegantes precio-
SOS MUEBLES de sala, comedor gabinete, en-.
tire ellos un magnl6co PLANO ALEMAN, fabrica
!" Steinweig.' Informaran en- Ia Forteria, Gale
del Sol d
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C'lii.s M.'..a.i! ss Iiagiaa.iia

CosvocdoYia Juno General errdo rdndTid En- vista
de 10 Que Sc dispone arcuo 238 del VICENTE C6dgo
de omercio armonfa 10 establece el aticu
40 de Esta de esta Socedad convoca Junta
General exaordnara de acconisas de Ia mi
tarde del da Is de Abl proximo la cua tendra
ugar en- salon de untas del Banco Espano de Puerto
Rico Los acconstas derecho asistir podran
la correspondence papeeta concuendo
coierla los dias aborables desde el de Abr hasa
pera de Junta La ofcna de nqudacion del G., ,edto.
Desde esta fecha queda expuesto plbco ell Banco
Puerto Mario "a de 1S92Por ell Credito Mtrcantn
en- liquidacion Banco Espahol de Puerto -RicoE Go
bernador u IA. Lopez SO
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lQuiere Vd conner biep2 quiere Vd beber
sabroso9 1Fuma Vd.s Pues surta su despensa
en- el colmado de Cerecedo. rs un conseio leal
que le doy.
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La recaudaci6n practicable por las Aduanas
de Ia Isla durante 81 mes de Mario, ha tenldo
un aumento de ST., ,738 95, comparada con Ia de
ipual mes del afio pasado.
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Sc ALQUILA

Inca de de Ia subida de Ia Tgesa
Santurce. Para nformes San Sebastian ~ 10-
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Para CO ner sabIoso en- Puerto Rico es pre-
ciso acudir al restaurant La CGtolano, San Fran
cisco Sc.
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Puros de Cayey cigarros cigarrillos finol
de Ia marca Partagds de Ia Habana, deben COM
prarse Cerecedo Hermanos Co.
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Del 3 al 10 del COrriGltG ss ss1s,ss fsss. Dc, :

ia Capital dos omnibus de veinte asi,
uno. El pasaje desde Ponce sera So
ma. De los pueblos del transito, 4 prt
vencionales.
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Cambios del Banco Espano. fjados en- Ia OF
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de i
tarde:- Espafa, l2a pS.
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4 los Sres. cOmerciantes

El que suscrbe, alumno que fue del repuado Professor
de Mercan don Ignaco Guilot ofrece case
altena nocturna de dcha asgnatura de Geogaa
matica cateana los mancebos que deseen utilizrlas
la Gale de la Luna num- 43 principal JUAN j. CoLoN A
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sA Dicen de Areclbo que el sefor Vale sxplora
L. voluntad del Lcdo. en- Farmacla don Carlos
Hialrnarson, fin de que presente en- la Exposi-
ci6n de Chicago una preciosa collection de aires
del pals, propieded de dicho sefor.
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Segun hemos sabldo por maestro amigo el
sefor Captain de puerto, Ia apreciable sonora
dofia Belen M. viuda de Orbeta, dueha de los al
gibes fotantes que surten de aqua los buques,
repal6, poni9ndola bordo, toda 81 aqua que ne
cesit6 para continuar su viaje la Santa MarSo.
Hs dirno da anlauso este rasgo de generosidad.
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Perfumeria fna, efectos de escritorio, loza.
cubiertos de metal bianco utiles de cocina com
prelos Vd M Roman ca, calle de Ia Cruz,
ndmeros y 80.
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Economics of a Mint.

The longer carpet is used in the
coiners department at the United
States mint, the more it is worth
Wear and tear do not diminish its
value. A thick WOODEN carpet that has
been on the coiner's floor in the San
Francisco mint for seven years was re-
Gently taken and carefully cremated.
The precious ashes were scrupulouslv
gathered together, as if they were the
relics of some departed saint. and by
an elaborate refining process the gov
eminent recovered go ounces of gold,
worth over $500. The metal had
been deposited there by the infnites-
NAL abrasions and disintegrations of
the yellow metal while being con-
verified from bullion into coin. Even
the heavy gloves of the men who
handle bullion are incinerated and the
gold is brought back to Uncle Sans
Golfers. Even the smoke from the
furnaces used for melting the metal is
made to redeliver the treasure with
which it is trying to escape, and from
the SCOT in the chimney cunning little
bars of the yellow stuff are secured.
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over his subjects, has never exercised
his power cruelty, according TO the
manner Of many eastern potentates,
and is much beloved both by
his people and by Europeans
who live in Siam. The crown prince
was. about two years ago, the principal
in an interesting ceremony. To be
perfectly plain, he had his hair cut,
but in Siam the final haircutting,
when the little knot in the center of
the Uranium on the top of the head is
annihilated forever, means that the
youth has become a man. or reached
his twelfth year-his majority. The
cutting away of the knot is done by
the priests and the king, and, far from
being ridiculous, the ceremony is
solemn and grand.
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honor of knighthood for his services
from King George HI, together with
q gold medal, and after his capture Of
LIE Niemen, another French frigate, he
was created a baronct. After fur
Their brilliant record of service the late
Sir Michael Seymour became an ad-
miral, and died at Rio Janeiro in 1884
while commander in chief on the South
American station.
The present baronet was born In
1885. He was educated at Harrow and
entered the royal navy in 1850. He
first saw active service in the Burmese
war OF 1852. Sir Michael sailed with
the expedition to the Baltic at the be-
ginning of the Russian war, and after
bringing prize to England was sent
out to the Crimea: He was present at
the Commandment of Sebastopol and at
the capture of Kinburn, Kertch and
Yenikale, and brought home prize.
He was appointed flag lieutenant dur
ing the war with China, and took part
in the capture Of Canton and the prin-
cipal actions of that war. After hold
ing three years the appointment of
secretary to the first lord Of the ad
miralty. this gallant officer became,
from 1885 to 1887, commander in chief
on the Pacific slope. and subsequently,,
from May, 1890, to May, 1892, senior
officer in command of the channel
squadron. He succeeded to the baro-
retcy in 1880 on the death of his father.
He became rear admiral in 1882, vice
admiral in 1883 and upon being ap-
pointed to succeed Sir George TryOn
was made an admiral.
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department of rIndre. He left that
Office to go to Paris as secretary gen
eral Of the prefecture OF police in 1885,
which Office he held until 1891. It is
during this time that he actually di-
rccted the campaign against the book
makers, and against the Boulangists.
NJ. Lepine displayed great deal OF
zeal, actually proceeding sometimes
himself to the arrest of the persons
mentioned as disturbers of the public
peace This is in keeping with the
character OF the man who, few days
after having occupied his new Office of
feet, went himself among the
groups which attempted in the Latin
quarter on the latest national holiday
of July Il to set fire to a newspaper
stand, and to renew the seven days
riots, the suppression of which cost his
predecessor, NJ. Loze, the loss of the
police prefecture. The energy dis
played by NJ. Lepine while secretary
general put him in antagonism with
the municipal council of Paris, which
has always been opposed to the intru-
sion of the prefecture in the city's
affairs, and it cannot be said that the
new project will be more than his pred
ecessors a persona grata in the eyes
Of the Paris municipal councillors.
He was decorated with the military
medal in 1871, after having served in
the army during the Franco-Prussian
war, and it was while he vas project
of the Loire that he had to superjntend
the trial and the execution Of the
famous Anarchist Ravachol. NJ. Le-
pine was project at Versailles when he
was called to his new Office as project
of police of Paris.
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CAkFsRlG1a

euvering OF Tripoii has evoked ex-
pressions of surprise and regret
throughout tho civilized world-sur-
prise that such calamity should have
happened to a well-ordered feet on q
smooth sea and regret that so many
lives should have been thereby sacri-
feed. The press dispatches, however,
have failed to indicate clearly what the
maneuver was and confusion still ex-
lists in the popular mind as to the ma
ture Of the movement which resulted
in such dire loss. The following dia
gram and appended note will give a
clear idea how the collision happened,
it being borne In mind that when the
first order was given, for the in-turn,
the ships were moving parallel to each
other six cables apart. To have per
formed the maneuver successfully they
should have been at least eight cables
apart.
No shows how the ships moved to-
wards each other, No. how they were
intended to move. In diagram No.
the lines of progression from A to 3
and c to D are those of the columns in
the formation in which they voyaged
from 2:20 p. m. to 1928 p. m. At the
latter moment the command was to
turn round inwards, and it was intend
ed when this turn had been completed
that the ships should have sailed in
the reverse direction. two cables apart,
as in diagram No 2, from n to P, and
from o to R. The flags for this latter
order-namely, two ca les apart-were
actually lying ready to be hoisted, SO
Lord Clifford says. when the ship
sank. Unfortunately the ships instead
of being eight cables apart originally,
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Fall" In Rivers

Generally speaking. the slope Of
rivers flowing into the Mississippi from
the east is, on an average, about three
(sl inches per mile; those entering it
from the west have an average descent
of about six (6l inches per mile. The
average descent per mile OF the Mis-
souri, after it leaves the mountains IS
recl1oned at about a foot: the Des
Moines. from its source TO its con June
ton with the Mississippi about -
inches The entire length of the Ohio
shows fall of even five inches. The Mis-
sissippi, from the mouth Of the Ohio to
the gulf, has fail of but two and
half inches.
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BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. A.-tAT1LE-ReCeIuts 1890
shipments $3.50. Market steady tIong. Texas
and shipping steers 81 1jS5 Is butchers stock S. %
ia I5 stoCkcrs and fcedcrs 81 5iS,sG 80. HOGS
{tecoipis 60 shipments 500 Man .et Ue10c hlener.
Bulk s. 5a do 10. h-avies. psc naked 81 ~
a. 25 lights. workers aud ligs IS I593 50 SHEEP
-Recspts ~, sbIp nIents l0U Market steady.
81. LoUIs. Aus.2i.-CA TTI.T;-Tiecep pts 800. ship.
1nrnts 300 Marker Zoe over for Texans. Best prce
Tor steers 81 TO- cows g 81. HOE Receipts 800
shipments ldlLi Market opened lower but clio ed
steady and Itc higher. Top price s. g bulk s. 2US
81 ShEEP-heceipts GO. shipments 40 Mar
AeU steady
CHICAGO. Aug. A.-CATTLE-Recelpts 1300R.
shipments Market weak for natives Texans
anu westerns strong. Natives common best 81 30
ocS o. cows s. i5ey3 To- Texans 81 80 30 westerns
= iuts{ o, >-IteceiptS ~ U. shipments go
NAL Ike: closed 2nS hghe- FOR heavy. 56s l0c high
er forlghts Mixed and packers j. lU.ayo5 % prime
heavy II 2a0S5 - butchers 40 :J,1a IS. light 81
3 3 good mixed :, .sCSJ 30 SdEEP-i,..ue DIS " no
shipments 4 sann slow, Market lower ex-
sept DOR top 8tivss and prime lambs Natives 81 %
tao 3D. extra w.Jers s. iaas H. westerns lU ~ 70
feeders az UJg2 10. amos 81 5tt-, 10
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The peach is an improved variety of
the almond. The almond has thin
shell around the stone, which splits
open and exposes the stone when ma
ture. This outer skin has simply be-
come feshy in the peach. so that is all
that gives it its specific character. 1t
seems now clear from investigation in
the history of ancient Babylon that in
their gardens, now nearly four thou
sand years ago, the peach was Guilt
waited then as it is now. 1t must have
been many years before this that the
peach was improved from the almond,
and this fact goes to show the great
antiquity of the fruit.
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you where il pays 10 advertise.
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No advertisement taken for less than 1nc.
One line advertisements charged same
rate two lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
column applicable only 20 local advertise
mentS. No foreign advertisements taken at
above rates
Answers to advertisements sent in care OF
the EAGLE Office should be called for within
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wish replys forwarded TO them stamped enyel-
opes must besent.
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Classified advertisements will be cents
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w ANTED-a COMPETENT ~ ESDs APHFg
w who has ha d gfris uce sos ~halr-.sIs
grocery mouse. csn secure .frif.Dn h5 cailisg IT
ofIlce II -..Ill r.icrIl p ~ lnsee 81 y
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sT. LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO r. r.
TRAINS. ARRIVE DEPARTS
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Gen {. c. Augur and Gen. o. r. W.T..
cox-ail three % whom are favoriiss
with the present administration. Tho
goyernorship Of the soldiers home IS
not salaried Office. but the cof,.or.a-
bic home. servants. horses and car
riages, fruits and vegetables from "a
gardens, and numerous other benefits
enjoyed are equivaleu; 20 al addition
Of several thousand dollarz.to a retired
officers pay While the Law permit.
the appointment Of ap army officer ,p
the position. either active or retired. I.
has been customary 70 give the esret~o
place 70 q retired officer.