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The Chapman Recital.

The Chapman recital to be given In
the hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Thursday evening next prom
Uses to be one Of the most pleasing events
Of the season. Among the numbers which
Miss Chapman will render is that popular
little story, louisiana" which requires
great histrionic ability In its rendition.
Mrs. Carrie Roma. whose musical compost
tions have been approved and are to be sent
to the Worlds Fair, she being the only Cali
fornia woman so hoDored. Will attract many
by her solos. Robert Lloyd, n fine BARITONE
singer, will be one OF the participants. Miss
Belle Chamberlain, charming pianiste. will
interpret the musical fancles Of the great
masters of classical music. The recital Will
be for the benefit OF the Florence Crittenton
Home. charity that is most deserving.
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the one travels TO talk, while the other
journeys to listen and look.
The one paints trees and mountains and
oceans aud storms and sunsets and things
Ike that; the other paints human foibles
and writes and says funny things to make
men laugh.
Verify, the resemblance is only in the
phYSiOgnOmY.
John G. Whittier had a face much like
that of r. II. Mcdonald. the finsncier, of
this city. Those who know Mcdonald and
are familiar with Whittier's face have often
noted the striking resemblance between
them.
The utter dissimilarity in the lives of the
two men is almost as striking as tie like
ness between them In facial features. One
is a banker and fnancier. who has been sue
cessful in acquiring a comfortable fortune
and in building up good financial institu-
ti0ns.
The otnar was master nOat sweet singer
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Reception of Bill Nye.

A very delightful programme will be
rendered at the informal reception to be
given to the Mems Press Club, Bill Nye and
A. p. Burbank by the Pacific Coast Women's
Press Association at the Hotel Pleasanton
on Tuesday evening next. Among vocal
selections Miss Anna Selkirk, Carrie Nor
they Roma, Frank Coffin and Harry Melvin
represent much talent. The Evolutionary
efforts of Mrs. Louise Humphry Smith,
Mrs. Frances EdgertOn and Miss Carrie S.
Rudolph are certain 10 be appreciated, and
Professor Samuel Adelstein's name is as
suranee Of treat to all admirers Of the
mandolin
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for the minstre's wit and the comic song
steT's rhymes.
0liOus comparisons might be made. There
are men in San Quentin who look like pew
renters and pillars of society, but the point
OF this story is TO illustrate the striking
resemblances between well-knOwn men who
have achieved renOwn by reason Of their
own energies.
Bill Nye and c. d. Robinson. the artis!,
resemble each other very much. If the man
who paints Yosemite scenery had little
less hair on the top of his head he would be
mistaken for the famous humorist every
day in the year.
The general features Of each are the same,
and with their hats on they are as much
alike as two peas from the same pod.
Like his double, Robinson is also some
thing of a v il and much of a traveller, but
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THE HOOP OF GOLD.
What Poetic Bachelor Might Think
on the Eve of His Wedding Day.


You take from your pocket the dainty
casket, and with the shining clrclet In your
fingers fall a-dreaming Of the things to be.
In the sanctuary Of your heart vows are
registered-yows of honor, OF truth, OF ten
derneSs. The ring finds its way TO your
lips, shyly, reverently, as a thing still
subtly aoof while belonging to you. and
you bend your head and instinctiyely in
woke blessings on the new life and formu-
late an inartculate prayer that God Will
help you to worthiness of the pure
hand so soon to wear your wedding
ring. Love holds before you fairy
mirror, in which the morrow's scene
depicts itself You see the dear form in
snowy garments. onyeloped In lace. moving
softly beside you up the aisle. The beau
tiful hair is crowned with orange flowers.
and the beautiful eyes meet yours with
tenderness In their clear depths. A smile
like April sunshine plays family about the
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DEATH BY STARVING. q
The Awful Sufferings of Man Shut
Up i'm Mine,
ST. Louis Globe Democrat.

81 Louis OloOe-DemocraL
The most horrible death Of all is that of
starving" observed Oscar Christensen.
who Is stopping at the Richelieu. 'The
most vigor is lent to ii by being imprisoned
In cave or mine. Some years ago | was
working in coal mine near Padua, Ohio
The distance from the mouth down to the
first vein. whore l was working, was 60
feet. 1t was al 8-foot vein and had been
well worked, so that many large cham
berso were made and plenty of space
was had to move about in. A miners
lie is rather wearisome and lonely,
indeed. You have TO labor all day long in
darkness. with only little wick lamp on
your cap to break the intense darkness. The
lie Is much too hard for the recOmpense.
Then, ones life is always in danger. Great
rocks are liable and do frequently fall. Ex-
posive gases and fire-damp are generated,
and the first approach OF light sets them
oil. The mine is then wrecked and the
miners-well. | WAS once caught in a mine
wreck, aud in that great vein at Padua
Il was working very quietly, away back
from the shaft Of the mine. and all alone.
My labors were interrupted by dull,
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sweet lips. and the hand on your arm trem-
bles little. The organ peals with joyous
movement for space, during which you
find yourself before the altar; then it ceases,
and priest repeats, With solemnity fitting
the ceremony, the strong, comprehensive
words which bind TWO lives together for
veal or woe TIL death shall part them. Then.
II you be true man, upon you comes swiftly
the realization of responsibility and sense
of power over human happiness. to make or
then square your shoulders bravely, with
prayer in your heart and in your eyes the
sunrise Of nober, fuller day. And beside
you stands the wonderful white-robed
creature. who is apart from you and yet
mystcaly a part of you, and miracle
upon the third finger of her left hand
CLEANS your golden Weddng-ri
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In CIiarge OF ST. Andrew,s.

Rev. Hobart Chetwood. late minister in
charge Of Trinity Church. has been re-
quested by the vestry Of st. Andrews
Church. West Oakland, to assume temper
airy charge Of thatchurch pending the selec-
ton of q rector to succeed the Rcv. Mr..
Walk. recently called to this tity. Rev Mr..
Chetw0od retains the editorship of the Pa
cfc Churchman. the organ Of the Episcopal
Church Of California. That Journal Is en-
joying greatly augmented prosperity under
Mr.. ChetwoOd's management,
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The other was master post, sweet singer

and philosopher. His fame is lasting and
his LIES work Of good service to all man
kind.
Judge Joseph McKenna and the Rev DR..
Robert Mckenzie are very much alike in
facial features and expression. The pOr-
traits shown here suffer somewhat in COM
parIs0D, because one is taken from profile
view. while the other shows full face view.
This was done 10 show that under the
most unfaYOTable circumstances the likeness
is still very striking. Two profile views or
two full faces would have accentuated tie
resem blance and made IL as obvious and per-
feet as that between Bishop Kip and Will
liam Shakespeare Thackery,
In this case there is considerable resem-
blance between the two men other than that
shown in their DhysiOgn0my.
Though one is a prominent divine and the
other noted Jurist both men are able and
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eloquent speakers. Both are members Of
learned and honOred professions One is a
teacher Of the moral law, the other of the
laws of State and nation. In the manner
and bearing Of both men those who know
them well saw there is much resemblance.
James d. Phelan and Henry James, when
seen from the same point Of view, furnish a
striking example Of chance resemblance In
human physiognOmy.
Henry James is the famous Eastern nov
elist and writer. Every San Franciscan
knows who James d. Phelan is. The natu-
raj tastes of the two men are quite dissim-
liar, though in their facial expression, and
even in their dress and mannerisms, there
is much of similarity. The color of their
hair, the manner Of wearing their boards are
alike. Should the two men ever meet those
who see them will hardly know (which from
pother."
John McComb and w. w. Story. the
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between the San Andreas and Crystal
Spring lakes. Ii the experiment of stocking
the lake proves a success the anglers of this
city will have gala sport In three years
hence. when it is proposed to open the lake
to the fraternity.
The next stream or river the new Board
OF Commissioners propose to visit Is Paper
mill Creek, where fisl-ladder Is very much
needed at point in the stream few hum
dred yards above the paper-mils. When
the stream is low IL is int ossble for any
fish to ascend, and as matter of fact they
are killed by hundreds in the pools below
Ia falIe
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tive in the Assembly who gained so much
notoriety by accusing colleague of having
been bribed to vote for the successful United
States Senator He was tried by special
committee. found guilty, reprimanded by
the Speaker and suspended from the House.
His double is not so famous as all that
but his patent embalming fluid is said to be
all that its inventor claims for Ii.
Both men look alike. You can see that
for yourself. LUKE NORTH.
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about this revolution. Even the force Of
their example would avail little against the
dlctum OF the Paris fashion-m makers. But
by cooperating the two can work wonders.
l wouldn't be surprised il the Kansas City
ref0rmers had received a tip from the
French capital and had governed their
action accordingly.
There is another element that will enter
more or less into the general attitude toward
the new fashion,"
Here she hesitated The reporter waited
in respectful silence. Finally she continued ::
The women who have pretty feet and
well-turned ankles will be the first to
ADOPT it,"
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The Germans have caused their agents to
guages spoken in their colonies. The task
is not small one, as there are fifty lam
guages spoken in their East African possess
sions, twelve In those of Southwest Africa,
twenty in the Cameroons, five or six in
Tonga, aud at least fifty in the South seas.
Moreover. there are numerous dialects Of
these tongues.
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most Of the couples there is at least one trait
in common.
But on the ground alone of the striking
resemblances between these couples there is
much good for serious thought. 10 all OF
them nature has given startling examples OF
the reproduction Of types in mankind.
The most striking of all the examples IS
that shown in the very close resemblance
between the Right Rev. William l. K ip,
Bishop of the Episcopal diocese OF Califor-
MA, and William Makepeace Thackeray, the
great English satlrist and novelist.
Here are two great men who show the
most complete resemblance in phys0gnOmy
and yet whose lives and works have been of
the most opposite character.
The single mental resemblance between
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BILL NYE'S LECTURES.
The Funny Man Will Present Brand
New Smile.

Enjoy life while you live for you'll be a
long time Dead" is one of the funny say
ings of Bill Nye, the funniest man on earth,
who, together with A. p. Burbank, will give
entertainments full Of laughter and delight
in Metropolitan Hall on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
OF course everybody has read or heard of
Bill Nye. the great American humnrist. and
it is only necessary to say that he announces
in his advance circulars that he has i'm
ported brand new smile, which he will
wear on tie occasion of his appearance in
this city TO secure him full houses"
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Here. a study for the physiogn omists.

Here's a study lot the phySiOSuOmlslS'
Here's an argument for and an argument
against the theory that nature runs in a
groove or that like produces like in the
human brain and physlognomy
Here are a series Of striking emDlances
In Dumpology and physiogology. and as
often as not the brains are opposites, or at
least very different
The thoughts and actions OF some of
these men who resemble each other most
are vastly different. and the difference is
more sharply accentuated than can be ac-
counted for on the hypothesis o. different
trainings and different environments.
Yet through them all there runs some
vein of sem5lance, enough, at least. to cor
TOborate the Idea of the theorists who con-
tend that similar brain-sGructnTe in man
will produce milar men.
And this much is 10 be said Of them all,
they are all prominent. which is to say that
each of the doubles has, in his own peculiar
field. achieved greater renown than the rest
Of his kind.
All of them are well-known men and in
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MISSES JACKETS.


e a
MISSES JACKETS made from plain and mixed oakg light and
30, will be offered
o and
a
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STRONG FACE RESEMBLANCES.
A Study in Physiognomy.

Pu llman car assured him that, "If was not
pussOny acquainted with Edwin Booth
would mistake you for him. sah."
His tip, of course, was pIoportionately
enlarged.
Sometimes il is not so pleasant TO look too
much like the other fellow, and "the fellow
who looks like me" has long been the butt
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N ben they looked IOng at dc pIcture

sr Booth they were convinced and admitted
that il was good likeness at any rate.
That afternoon Mr.. Percy consented to
undergo the torture of sitting" for photo
graph for TIE CALLS use.
Laying aside their physical resemblance
there is but one point of similarity between
Edwin Booth and g. w. Percy. Both pos
tess the artistic instinct,
The firm Of Percy & Hamilton has de-
signed and constructed some of the most
artistic buildings on The coast. Among them
are the California Academy of Sciences and
the Palo Alto University buildings.
The last time Mr.. Percy returned from the
&ast the pretentIous c0lOred porter in the
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The nARVELOUS INDUCEMENTS offered the
recent GIGANTIC SPECIAL PURCHASE FORTY CENTS ON
DOLLAR SIEGE Bros great
coupled with the ASTOUNDING which
clearing out the balance of taking annual
inventory form combination that will irresistibly
cloak buyers DESTROYS of securing
HE KEi and for their special benefit append few sample
quotations.
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tie elder, and that his hair is dark, mixed
with gray.
BIT. Percy's hair Is in color just between
tie tint that would entitle him TO be called
blonde and the shade that would make him
a brunette. To that extent, and inasmuch
as he is a younger man. he does not re-
semble Edwin Booth.
Last week took large print OF Edwin
Booth thar was printed recently In a New
York dramatic paper to Mr.. Percy's Office
aud displayed ii, with the name underneath
turned over, to the clerks and draughtsm en-
employed there.
| said Mr. Percy had been having his
picture made for the paper, and pointed to
the Booth portrait TO prove it,
Those In the Office marveled much at this,
for Il is notorious that Percy has not had
photograph taken within the memory Of his
oldest friend.
But when they looked long at the picture
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No-Isay, Yes allforms and the worst cases. Az
ter 80 years study and experiment have found the
remedy.-Epilepsy is cured by it; cured, not sub
dued by opates-the old, treacherous quack treat
ment. Do not despair. Forget past impositions on
your purse, past out-ages on your confidence, past
failures. Look forward, not backward My remedy
Is Of to-doy. Valuable work on the subject, and
large bottle OF the remedy-sent free for trial.
Mention Post-0fice and Express address.
Pof. W, Il. PEEKE, i. D., 4 Cedar ST., New York
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LADIES' CLOTH JACKETS.


e a each
buttons e each.
ADIE ACKETS
large shawl collar buttons
made ckD double
and shades, a
LADIES JACKETS made from eaking
Q.
o former price will
a
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Beeeham's Pills sell well because they cure.
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EPILEPSY OR FITS

oc1 ThsuTu&wy I'm
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Vsssass, lS ds Mage "a 1893
IMDlGE ne eoBERNlcloH

Reales Decretos 1ecomendando para Ia ense
hanza las obras "Secretos do Ia Naturale2an "M
ibro de los p4rvulos y los adultos' cosmos
1nfantil" - Remitiendo 81 informe instancia de
los REPRESENTATIVES dc los ferro-carriles do esta
isla pidiendo ampliaci6n de pr6rroga para term.
mar las obras. Trasladando la dirigida esta
Audiencia declarando don Juan Ramon de To.
rres con derecho 4 indemnizaci6n del soficio de
Escrlbano pdbico. los expedientss
de consumes de Humacao, Arecibo, Lolza Mau-
nabo para 81 ejercicio de 1891 & 90.
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NOT1uIAs uENRRALEs

Anoche se hicieron CON 6xito las pruebas dc
los grandes focos el9ctricos de arco voltaico ms
talados en- varios sitios de esta Capital. Tambien
do algunas instalaciones On casas particulares.
A las ocho On punto % iuminaron como por en-
canto con vivfsirna claridad, nuestras principaes
Was p6blcas, pocos momentos despuas SO veian
inundadas por gran n6mero de damas = caballe.
ros que salieron & paseo FL efecto fu6 magnif.
co sin embargo dc que adm se sstd en- las pr~s5as.
Las ofcinas de LA CoRREsPoNDENo1A donde tene-
mos focos de Is bujias instalados vel restau.
rant la CatGlanG, que tambien tiene varios focos,
quedaron perfectamente .iluminados.
I'm Ia Carolina se colepra CON gran lucimien.
to el Mes de Maria. Sc NOS dice que material.
mente no cabe Il gente en- Ia glesia por las noches
" que de gusto yer la anmaci6n del pueblo. El co.
70 esta compuesto por muchas senoritas de aque-
liz sociedad, 81 Pbro. senior Torres Diaz estaFal-
tamente satisfecho del esplendido resultado dc Ia
fiesta religiosa.
Premlos mayores de Ia Loter1a Nacional de
Madrid, jugada 81 20 de Abril pr6ximo pasado:
Premio de lao mil pesetas: II. 3s5. - Premio de
70 mil pesetas: s.627-Premio de 35 mil pese
tas: 7.s80.-Premio de 20 mi! pesetas: 3O.562-
Premios de mil posetas: 2O.387, 27.543, 3Q.888
II 31.438.-Premios de mil pesetas: 1851,
A.9lO, 1880, 1874, 22.987, 24.6l3, 24.93O,
25.27I, 3o.263 y 3O.s7s.
Oambios del Banco kspanol, fjados en- Ia of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de Il
tarde:- Espana, Is pS Habana, % pS-
Nueva- York, 354 pS
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r E NJ I T I DO
Al Excmes ST. eehsrnador esasral

En- nombre dc Espaha, en. nombre del parti.
do espanol de Puerto. Rico, ) on nombre de II
dignidad y verglenza, respetuosamente suplico
4 ". e. 90 digne hacer reparar los insultos los
electores atropellos dc l. ley, comstidos por 81
alcalde dc Utuado on las elocciones para conces
ales, sealadas para los dlas 81 IL del corris1ts
mes. s8 sa s4 ss5
Puerto-R Rico, Mayo II de lse8.-R. Asnds.
sdbdl
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Dicen de Juana-Dlaz un colega poncefio:
:. El distrito electoral de este pDeblo se
compone de colegios CON cuatrocentos cincuen-.
ia y dos electores. Hasta ahora solo Sc ha cons.
tituido un solo colegio, 81 del Centro, presidido
por 81 alcalde Carrizo, que no tiene voto sien.
do secretarios el primer escr;biente de Ia AlcaI-
dfa, Santiago Rodriguez; el urbano empleado de
la Alcaldfa Norberto Rodriguez, 81 escribiente
del Juzgado municipal, don Pablo Pons y el al.
guacil del mismo juzgado, Vicente Fernando Da-
besR De los seis conceiales que deben votarse en-
ese colego solo SO elegiran tres, porque qusdaron
tres de Ia anterior tomada Los demas colegios
no SO han constituido. La abstenci6n autono.
--siata es completa.
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do, Habana, C.ReilIy, Mereaderss Lasta Ii Cate.
dral donde Sc cant6 el 1s.Dssns, luego por
Empedrado, Tac6n Palacio Por.la nochs fus
gran baile de Fernandna. Habrz una sacc6s du.
rante Ia estaci6n de los regios huespedes. On dst
que apadrinar4n las bsdas de una conocida ce.
lebrada pareia. .
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LA TUMBADoRA"

LA MEJoR HARINA que ha venldo
s Puerto Rico.
Tienen constantes existencias
que realizan & precios limitados.
SObg.6aeO de XzQasjerGgO y. Co.
l5-10 FORTALEzA Nun 81.
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Sc encuentra enferma de alguna gravedad
nuestra simpatica amiga Ia agraciada senorita
Engracia Escalona, por cuyo pronto restableci-
miento hacemos fervientes votos.
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I On amigo nuestros NOS dA los
datos:
Llegados los Infantes & Ia Ha
smbarcaron por 81 muelle de Ia Car
Puerto, subieron por obispo, Prado, la'
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Declaraciones de Aduana para sabotage y
conocimientos para los vapores de Herrera, Sc
hallan de venta en- esta impranta
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Seg6n leemos en- 81 BoLettn Aas5nsco de Ma.
yagaez, aquella Gran Logia prepara un Certa.
men Literario con motive de las festas del Gen.
tenario del descubrimiento de Puerto-Rico. AL
efecto ha nombrado una comisi6n que se encar.
CUE de darle forma al pensamiento citado
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Por el Guardla Vicente -Matos fue detenido
en- Aguadilla el dia del actual ell individuo
Isaias Martinez, por agredirlo violentamente dan
dole dos bofetones y una mordedura en- una ma
no; dicho individno SO encontraba al parecer en-
ell estado de embriaguez
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Hemos sido atentamente invitados para una
function dramatica, con que sc inaugurar6 eli Ca.
sino Espafiol de Cayey, 81 dia IA del corriente y
para dos bales los dias Is Is que So preparan
en- el mismo. Sc pondran en- escena ell episodio
de la guerra de Ia Independence titulado, "La
Bandera Espafola Morir por la Patria," Ia
comedia en- un acto y en- verso " Marines en- tie-
IRA y el juguete c6mfco en- un acto La from
pa de Eustaquio," en- cuyo desempefo tomaran
parte las senoritas Nunez, Giol Silva Omar y
los senores Justly, Arnau Giol
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Tabacos de todas las vitoias y de cass superior
hay existencia constante en- "La Hispano Anne.
ricana, San Justo g. al lado de ala Palman
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sriben de Patillas:
el padre Ruiz como ha dicho v. en-
bilisimo peri6dico, el cura que no po.
lsnta al sefor 0bispo de los alumnos
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Segdn nnestras notlcias, en- ning6n puebl
de 10 Isla han tornado participation los autons
mistas en- las elecciones para Conceiales.