davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1893-08-16

For comfort, for improvement of the
complexion, use only Pozzoni's Powder;
there is nothing equal to it.
The record-union., 1893-08-16

Boston, Aug. 15.-The Earl Fruit
Company auctioned California fruit to-
day, realizing prices as follows: bartlett
pears. 81 65@2 80; German prunes, 81 60
al 20; Egg Plums, 75c@Sl 10; Purple
Duane plums, 81 80; Washington pIums,
70c; red nectarines, 81; Early Crawford
peaches. 55665c.
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charge A, tAis point Rahy Aasras ap-
preached the groap and learned What Was
going on She saw what was in store for
the country gxri and innediAssly declared
herself her protector. Then Lcstae told
Der aow laek Of money and want OF work
lad led her into the dance hall. Ruhy
Adams took her ont Of the den 10 her eva
room, and tod her 70 keep the dear licked
until she returned.
Chanee hsd IL that Seoksaek farmer.
who bad just sold his hops. came into the
haa that evening and watched the cav
croxt. Ruey Immediately asked aim 10
take her prossgs home. He said ne would
she was . respectable eirl. Rahy vas
certain OF thai. bat would nos lea the
rAneAer see Lostie until Detective Phil
brick vas present. Thea the matter was
talked over and Lassis agreed 60 accom-
pany the ranchsr home 20 take care Of his
three children Detective Phiibriek rnads
inquiry - 70 the raaehers good character.
ana this having been settled satisfactorily
hs WAS allowed to take Lestie haek 20 the
country.
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SAVED BIZ AN KKKIsa SISTER.


Innoeent Country Girl Rescued From n
Dance Hall and Given Work.
Ruhy Adams 10 nothing more than q
dance house girl. yet the deed she did last
week entities her to big credit mark.
Five months ago Lottie Johnson. a
young girl fresh from . sparseiy settled
section of Canada, came to Seattle. She
was good looking but awkward, nothing
uncommon, for . country girl always feels
lost on her first visit TO city. She got
work on Yesier avenue, but fell sick and
was removed to Providence hospital. AZ
ter recovering she stayed for time at the
House Of the Good Shepherd; then, with
81 in her pocket, went cut in search OF
work. That night she slept az the Leland
house on Commercial street. The next
evening. after having sought WORK unsuc-
cessfujly. she spent the last Is cents she
had for food. aud wandered up Jackson
street TO the New Zealand dance hall. The
music attracted her and she went in.
Several men, on noticing from her actions
that she Was in Q strange place, piled her
with questions a. TO what she was doing.
On being told that abe wantsd work. each
man was only too anxious to take her in
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xIILEDIN THE FLOOD.
Uf1ew Wants Big Damages for
Loss Of . Husband.
ENGINE RAN INTO 4 wAsH-our.
e,.sssssy niddIssss Gets vsrdiss Fer
Isss - an Arm-Tws ssesnsrs
Lfbslsa for wages.

1.,1es Bsatsy Ia the Federal court yes
..~dry began the hearing Of the SIS. 600
Sss.sre salt Of Huida Cole and her three
i5.fIe children against the Oregon I'm
.,eyerssnt Company for the accidental
x>sfh Of thsir husband and father. . loco
~oslve fireman in the company's employ.
~6.ls in the discharge Of his duty on No
~mber r.. 1907 The testimony for the
s<slnksG VS. al taken end the ease con-
i5naed I'LL tomorrow morning.
fbe suit 10 the outcome Of . railway ac-
eIdsnt which occurred on the Seattle Il
xo,thern road during the great food OF
- November. Cols vas young man Of
: years aad had been ia the company's
xacioy three years. On the night Of the
s1cident he was running on the loco
,uotiys on the Seattle a Northern
IIns from Hamilton TO Anacortes. The
ksrssns siong the line were swollen by
IL rains. and at bind eulvsrt on the
Hslisf kep ranch q washout had occurred.
The engine went headiong into the little
strsan. snd Cole was taken out Of the
vssrk crashed and stone dead. The en-
e'Dser vas but little injured and gave
testimony at the trial yesterday. No one
eIse pss hurt Mrs. Cole and her three
Iittls children. the elder two but toddiers.
and the youngest scarcely out of arms.
pese In court yesterday and rendered the
scens quite dramatic.
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= c frys ca vxl u. Donosue-xovsz.
= 2. AiI<n - a. - Oakland Hcns rsrs In
slxs1fs Csnp3By-Eareunxr 81
SNtvs< "a J. 81 xeessry
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Jcsn Nalzscs ~ assxarst Ccunsls-orso-
her a
Esssuey N ysronze csssla q sl-xsvsn-
Jerome cesiia ~ yoaa Carr o. l-xoven.
" Carr ~ Seroras csflir--yoserzner -
- y. Aneksss " Jerons Kaa6rsd-Nevsu,-
1 = kssrsek W ". .. s~eEiasd q sa.--xs-
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0usss - shs Occidsatnl Exhihifs =
Ffns Ceiieesios.
froL 7. J. Carney. Of San Francisco.
nae ossn spending the past tso weeks Ia
1ns city, and il 20 veil pleased that he il
lotn 70 DEPART He Is . great admirsr OF
arr ana sculpture. and on Saturday re-
esivsd . valuable collection OF the ART OF
the world. These are approximations OF ali
the grandest paintings on exhibition ~
sns Wofld's fair. The work II Gourn pho
togravures. fac similes In color. and typo
gravurss. They are . revelation and
ineance the masterpieces Of modern Amer
lean. French. Eaglish, German, Spanish,
Dutch and italian art- The collection has
been greatly admired BY those who have
seen Il 81 the Occidental hotel. where the
professor is scjorrning, and at their ur-
gent request he has consented 20 give the
public an opportunity free OF charge 10
view Il he will place the collection on
exhibition in the ladies' parlor Of the
hotel between the hours Of 10 a. m. 20
y M and to 5 p. m, commencing Mon
aay. October 20. for six days, the time
having been extended. No doubt many
hundreds will avail themselves OF the
Kind privileges extended by Prof Carney.
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Owing to the stringency large number
OF men have been thrown out of employ
ment In Seattle and have been compelled
TO leave the city to search elsewhere for
employment Not small number OF these
have let their Instruments come back after
paying considerable upon them, which is
no fault Of theirs nor ours. Yet it places
rs In position to offer you some extra
fine bargains in pianos and organs, and il
you are interested. see what you can do
elsewhere and give me . call before you
buy. You will not regret IL. r. Chris
tianer, 7io Second street, rear Of Gilger's
jewelry store.
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Csurss a.a r.nl.. o..

One homestead wa An. onlx s;sn~ sr
me United States izad offics yesterday.
County School superintendent v. A.
fusey Was not in bis Once yesterday on
account Of nlness. He has been confined
70 has bed at his home, near Yeslsr. fer
several days. County Clerk Gordon 10
spse 20 Dc around bis once again.
Licenses 70 wed we're sssued yesterday for
joan =. fstsrson and Anna Rasmussen,
both Of Seattle; Hiram swim gss snd Esnms
Co.'S, both Of Maple VALLEY: Edward Rob
erts and May Morris, both 81 Seattle: J..
~ McCayy and Nellie r. Dean, both Of
Articles Of incorporation Of the Seattle
Cleaning and DyeinR Works were fled IN
TIE auditors once yesterday. Incorpor-
sso,s, G. Brundags. c. y. BrGndags and
y. N Fleming. Capital stock. ~ 600. In
SHARES OF 400 each. PrincipaI place Of bash
ness, Seattle.
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New Cases began.

The following new suits we're fled in
tie Office of the clark Of the superior court
yesterday:
r. L. Runkei W. A. b. Ball--Suit 70 re-
eoser sos. 50 on promissory note.
Aartin Van Dyke W. Walter Soderberg
q y. -~Snit to recover possession Of per-
oconl property valued Mt 5000, seized
nader execution from justice court. to-
esthsr with 500 damages.
Dexter Horton Il Co. W. Alexander
Maitland ct si.--Suit TO foreclose chattei
mortgage for SOL.
=. L Blodgett Va. Herman Chapin--Suit
% recover A.5s7.fs on two promissory
uote4
~ Brookes W. II. Petkovits ct all
Hait 70 recover $l.s3e.s2 on promi ssory
nofe
n. Z. Robinson ct al. va. III. Wood ct
ei.-Suit 20 forccioss mechanics liens az
fregatipg ft42
Dexter Horton W. T. ID. Thomas ct AL
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OFFER FORTHE BONDS
Harris 3 Co Propose to Take
the Entire Issue.
PAYMENT WITHIN FOUR MONTHS.


A responsible offer Was YESTERDAY nads
to the city Of Seattle By n. w. Harris a
Ca. Of Chicago and New York. through
their special agent. Mr.. De Witt. 10 take
the entire issue Of city honds on . basis Of
81 per cent Dir. De Witt has been In the
elty for several Gays. and yesterday Al his
request Comptroller Carson invited nusn-
Der Of city officials 20 NEST him. There
we're present Aching Mayor Kloeber.
Comptroller Carson. City Treasurer Durie.
Aldermen Ingram, Cram, Jordan and
Carrie and Delegates Drew and Lyon.
Messrs. Harris 4 Co. had previously
made . tentative effer TO take s3ss. 600 az
once and the remainder Of the ss7s. goo !.
intervals of thirty or SIXTY DAYS. Ths,
vas not favorably received. and Mr..
Dewitt then autographed to his house for
fiat offer of the very best terms. He re-
ceived reply yesterday making an offer
to take the entire Issue. He prono..s n
take s245, 600 on December l, s2i5. GO on
January l. s2s5.ooo on February l, and
the remaining $4,000 on March L Some
Of the members were opposed to 81 per
cent but Mr.. Dewitt showed them that
Omaha had been Wiling to accept q SINH
lar offer q few weeks ago. and Portland.
Or. whose securities are among those ac-
cepted by savings banks under the very
stringent laws of New York, Massachu-
setts and Connecticut. had accepted q
similar proposition At 81.
The efzer IL better one than the Issue
before the last by about per cent. and
Mr. Dewitt assured the officials that the
offer made vas the very best that the mar
kct could afford.
The meeting could do no more than talk
the matter over, and the offer will be
formally made TO the council on Monday
night.
The mayor returned to the city last
night and he will embody the proposition
in message TO the city council. Messrs.
Harris Co. were the purchasers of the
first and second issues Of city bonds
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noTros cALEsDAR.


-
In re- rosG petitions Of Jcseph Chapman n
A Eliiaston. Robert Thornpaoa. A. 4. saith. z
kmith. u Lsngstou. Charles AssF and C. l. An
6rsss--Aotien Tor allowance Of certain feas;
denied.
kass<bs zacA.iah Va. stephen Georrs-De-
marrer 90 conplains: ovcxruled
". 7. Nelson Va Wsshington National bank
Motion % yscasc tudgmeni; submitted
j. y Hnaisr va .. ". walssrs ct sl-penurrsr
A. r. Hosadss "a ". y. cursy Of aL-Ds-
murrsr 20 complaint: ovegruisd.
koy Co Va George shiesds--Mosion to strike
acIeaasnts answer. osefFuied.
O Lindsey o. a. va o. c Palmer
& 1 Albright Va Jacob Hopp-pssauis and
tuagmsnt IN sum Of 500; signed
verdict in favor Of plaintiff. damages Assessed
- E.7A
xoUfTv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r I stinson v. G. W. Fisher ct sL-Motion
for delanlt; denied.
make answer more deHnite, etc: denied.
Charles George Va Jennie Z. George-Mosion
TO make snsrer more dennite, etc: waived.
sssah T. Frazier va q r. Ffszlsr--Leave % ole
amended complaint. granted
CRIMINAL DxPARfxxsr-HuxEs J.
ssafs Va Edward Cisyton-Notion OF defend
ant Tor new trial; continued thirty days.
seattle Gas and Electric Light Company Va
Leland clafk o. aL--notion 70 dismiss sppsai;
seattle Market Va James MeRsary-Motlon 70
make complaint more esanile and certa1a; de-
MED.
j. b. q Reynolds vs. Ralph n. Wellington ct
aL--DsmurTar OF Emily Wellington: overrnled
Seattle csoekeFy Company vs.. Rudolph Cert et
al-Motaon 20 strike: granted.
II. Y. shusy va u A. spencer-ssriekeu from
docket.
9. winshill VI. C. Friend ct al-ysrdies cut
70 egT.A
Baksr-Boyer National Bank OF waIia walia
W. Okanogan Live Stock Il ID. q. Com pary-Mc-
ton OF plaintiH for default and judgment;
denied; one week given 10 answer.
Merchants Bank at Port Townsend Va George
=. Smith o. ai.-Dsmurrer 20 complaint By
Bash; demurrer 70 answer OF Busssii; over
ruled.
Kirkland Land a Improvement Company vs..
W. ". .Boxgs ct al-Demurrsr 90 complaint:
waived.
Great Western Iron q Steel Works va James
McKsfcher ct AL Demurrer 10 com plsint:
waived.
Great Western Iron steel Works W. W. n.
Boggs-Demurreg 20 complaint: waived.
William b BFookshire vs.. McKsFeher d BogEs
-Damurrer; waived.
G. O. Bradner We. o. r. ADMINISTRATION.
lima Clinton BaFtels W Peter Bsrfela-- Molten
20 modify order and decree: granted.
TRIAL CALENDAR.
CIVIL DErAnrxEnr--cescrN j.
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secretary saldai.sea 0.,s vsrd,s..

". II. Middleton. the secretary Of the
Western Central Labor Union. yesterday
Ut verdict from the jury In Judge
0aborn's court of $3.50. nearly the full
enount Of his claim against the estate Of
he late Otto Ranke for the loss Of bis arm
6om On accident happening 10 him two
yeaTs ago. while working a. . brickIayer
% the Ranke block. The jury was out
1kfee hours.
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x5on $3.50 sss
Z. L. Knnkss Va c. IT, HoIaeu-sust "A
recover s5Ao6 OF promiskory nots.
r1rx1 y. Adams Va Albert Rxsrrusser
gage for 3isa65.
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I've steamer. Lib.lisa For wages.

William Crockett, formerly o decknand
% the steamer Lily, yesterday filed libel
n the United States court against that
craft for si665o. which he claims to DO
oxing him as wages. T. p. Stewart. once
cook on board the steam schooner Signal,
4 also unpaid, according to libel he fled
against the schooner yesterday for the re-
ooyery of SIC 10
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KQrfrr DErkxTxzsT-LAseLxY J.
- Horton a CO. Va Alexander nalsixn1--De-
fault; sixss1
.. Horion va y. D. Thozaas--ssuss action.
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hallway Train Described.
IL IL ccueedsi by eoaacssseuss OF trsvs,snr
that tho -Sorth. Wesiern Limited" OF .sThs
SoFth-western Line" hsswesa Minneapolis ana
81 Paul and CAlease. t. the naaxs masai6eentlv
appointed. the usost sumnfnaus. the bess
equipped and altogether ths meat szsistae,ory.
IN al respects. OF any train wess az Chlcsro.
and Tor tia; matter without . superior in
America
"Ths Northwestern Lfmiteas leaves Mime
spolts every night in sae year At 7.S0 a'cleck.
- Paul ~ sic iof Chicago, ana Il the enly
train west OF Chicago equipped VITA q husbt
smoking library coach ana Pullman aad W a.
Der private eompsTsmsat sleeping ears The
oanes sfanking coach IL rfsaniaeently up-
hoisseFea. b furnished with TIE latest period
ieals and writiag materials. large. easy chairs
ana toilet rooms, and with It's eempIsts equip
meat for seryfag Light Entertainments raAkes tse
traveller - comfortable while making ais Jour-
nsy ~ though hc was in the smoking room of
the most fashionable club.
The compartment sleeping ears consist of tan
enclosed rooms. each OF which is q complete
stafeFcom by itself aud insures The utmost
privacy 70 iaaiss and parties travelling alone
who desire 20 Be fres from contact win
strangers. These new sleeping ears were frst
introduced In the West BY aThs North Western
Line" FN PArxrn
Puget Sound Aren't. III Cherry St. seattle
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r. Petkovits, the furrier. trained from
early life to the fur trade. 10 an artistic
cutter. He Offers unusually liberal induce
msnts 10 ladies the present hard times.
Ssaiskins and other garments recon-
structed to present leading fashions. Office
and workrooms between Front and Second
streets, on Marion street.
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Miss z. Mclean has returned from the
East, and has re-opensd her dressmaking
pariors in Hoiyoke block.
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stores for Rent

Inquire Union Trust Company, us
sqsire-Latimer building. Specially good
location for grocery; established trade.
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Deposits of II and upwards received at
the Puget Sound Savings bank.
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For bargains IN stationery 70 20 sutton A Al.
lain. iex south Second street.
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Only two days more. October slst iast dav
you can get the cheap rates 70 Chicago ana re-
turn. Great Northern Railway ticket once. Ne.
ia James street Telephone No. 2s9
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seattle 60 Taeoma.

Commencing Sunday, October q, steamer
State Of Washington will make three trips
every day. leaving Yesler's dock at 10 q. M.
3 .. m and $50 p. m. Fare so cents.
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Schooner W. 1. Beehe, Capt Rsynor, which
has been laid up at Port Hadloek for the past
three months, has been chartered 70 load lumber
., Biakeiey Tor san BueaavenfurA
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LADIES UNDERWEAR.

Seekers after good underwear st low
prices should remember this depart
meat We are sole agents in Seattle tor.
and carry full stocks Of, the following
leading makes:
YpsilRnEi.
esntsgarser Normal.
Munsing Non-Shginking.
DR.. Harasr's
Gf-Isadies' Natural Wool and Isle
OIL Equestrienne Tights, reduced
from $50 90 81.
Osa-An odd lot Of Infants' Wool
ZOC and Lisle Vests. reduced from
Sc and 4Sc TO 25e
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TRIAL cALEspAE.

CIVIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..
LArimie Meyer W. ]. III. woolery Of ai-No.
mhsrN n
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new PDRS. new FUaS

We invite your attention TO the very
large and elegant stock OF furs ne are
showing. The prices on this class Of
goods are the lowest We have ever
quoted, especially on the new capes,
full twenty-five inches long in
Black Consy, opossum,
Astrakhan, Muir .,
Beaver. Martin.
Wool Seal, Etc. etc.
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COMFORTABLR


Tsa-Fuil size Comforsahles. made OF
toO good print, filed with good
cotton. reduced from 81 to 7sc.
0So-Fuil size Comforsables, made Of
JcO fast print, filled with heavy
batting, reduced from si25 10
g5c each.
SI.lU Of fine print. fiIsd With Sc
iected cotton. reduced from
$50 20 si.i0.
SHAKER FLANNEL
hc-Ten more pieces OF the White
w Shaker Flannel - Sc . yard.
Positively the last fot at this price.
DRESS FABRICS
aQo-Latest novelties In 3s-inch Hop
1Ot Saokdng, worth Csc yard, at
zsc.
k0o-Fine Cheviots. 20 inches vide
ouC latest effects. regular value 55c,
new SOC . yard.
Sf-Novslty suItlnss. latest and
2I choicest patterns, regular value
$50, now 81 yard.
s0-fmported Diagonals and
gl.oU Fancy Mixtures a. inches
wide. reduced from $i.eS and
si.7S to 81. 50 yard.
CLOAK SPECIALS
e7 sn-Handsome Gray Jackets,
Ct.oV with full Mouiilon fur shawl
collar, regular value sl25e.
now ST.N
&c Ts-Blsck Cheviot Jackets, with
gUs ~ Assrakhan fur shawl collar,
regular value -. nos $6.7s.
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hessrs. Bennett & Hull. managers OF the
Furniture Department. are determined 10 do
the furnitare trade OF the city. twill paw you
to visit the fourth aoer aud get their prices ON
all classes Of furniture. They are saving
shrewd buyers many dollars
This week the following special bargains are
given aside from many others not here emu
merated:
$40 90--The biggest of all big furniture bar
SAo'oo gains, handsome hevei glass
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Cheval Bedroom Suit, special valne
at $50, reduced to Si9 30 shown
In corner show window.
q GA good sfronx Cane Seat Rocker. On
YI.@c extra value at 81, reduced TO 81. 20.
Shown In corner window.
e1A-.Handseme and Stylish Pattern Rug
gII Couch, spring edge, bargain at $50. re-
duced to siA Shown in corner window.
Furniture Department, fourth hoor.
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SECOND WEEK OF THE GREAT CARPET SALE

The merit Of this important sale can hardly
be better told than by reference to the business
ofthi' apartment during the past week. II Is
astupendoHs success Carpet buyers fr ON every
part of Puget sound hav. been taking advantage
of this 50 o. Such low prices defy competition.
THE GREAT CARPET SPECIALS
17fo---Tweaty-ive rolls of best all -wooi two
'zo ply extra Super Ingrains at the great
special price Of 47ssc yard.
lsc--5o0 yards Of Striped Hemp Carpets at
AoO t5c yard
0(lo.--so0 yards Ingram Stair Carpets ct zoe
W yard.
S1--so0 yds Velvet and Brussels Carpet Samples
"a in fH-yd lengths, suitable for rugs, ut 81
each.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-06-27

cnateataol6n orgine 81 utilizan estos nisnos me.
d1oe sin ocultafles tambi6n que y en- otros pue.
bios de Ia 1ala SO han reunido los comerciantes,
sAtisfecho esta misma solicitud hecha por sns en-
p1eados.
usted atentos amigos y seguros servidores
O. b. s. m. los dependencies Felix Monclova 20,
Antonio Ochoa, Juan Canell, Francisco Canell,
I .uls Rondon, Manuel r. Perez, EzeQuiel Acosta,
Audolfo Carreras Juan Suarez Rodriguez Manuel
T 4rez Garcia, Joaquin Mendez Garcia, Jesds Ri.
vera, Octavio g. Gonzalez Julio Molina Varela,
Salvador Gallart, Francisco Melendez, Isaac Man.
6 ual Juan Lopez Sanabia, Dionisio Mandaras,
r. Gonzalez, Francisco Arias, Juan Cintr6n Ge-
n aro Cintr6n, Victoriano Ramos, Antonio Lopez,
Nicolas Torres, jose Garcia Dones.