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Evening journal., 1894-08-09
CLOSING HOURS oF LIE SESSION.
State Lodge, Sons Of 81. George, Finish
Business-Next Year WilkesbArre.

State Lodge, sons Of 81. George, Finish
Business-Next Year WlkesbArre.
At noon TO day tho sixth annual
session OF the State Lodge Sons Of St.
George closed, after being in convention
IN Leibermsn Hall since August Z
The following officers we're nominated
for the next session which will be held
In Wilkesbarre. commencing the frst
Tuesday In August, 1895: grand presi
dent, +. House; grand vice-presidsnt,
William Henson; grand secretary,
w. Grassland, J. II. Williams,
w. Pandlebury, w. Hslstead. T. Wood,
F. Kaig; grand treasurer, J. kegworthy,
W. G. Beaumont grand messenger, w.
Armstrong, 4. p. Cotton, Jamos Cham
pion, f j. Lsngston. Thomas Robinson,
grand inside sentinel, T. C BGche, A. Hill
A. Halstead, Thomas Russell; grand
outside sentinel, A Knowles. e }. En-
sill, L Grey. j. Dorsett, T. .Griswell
James Norris, j. P. Taylor, T. Connor
Fldan, II. Gnyler, J. w. Smiles, ]
smith; grand trustee. r. Davis; granC
representatives, Messrs Williams. May
lin, Lee. Grassland, Ken worthy, Grim
Steele, Morrow aud Preese
The standing committees for the yea
we're named aud a vote OF thanks ex
teuded to Windsor Lodge for the enter
tsinment accorded the delegates. 4
committee WAS named to fix uniform
funeral fund throughout the jurlsdistion
A photograph of the delegates wa
taken on the post Office steps sfte
adjournment Most Of the delegates
left the city for their homes this after
/ noon. we'll pleased with their three days
stay in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
STREET CLEANING EXHIBITION.

Trial Of the International Sweeper Made
on King Street This nIorning-President
ofthe Company Bound TO Give satlsfac-
tlon.
A street sweeping exhibition was
given this morning on King street
between Sixth and Seventh. A new
machine Of the International Machine
Company, of Washington, ID. @ arrived
and VAS tried + l. Hawks. president
Of the company, aud S X. Nissley
agent, were present at the trial, and +.
NJ. Jones acted as exhibitor.
The method of cleaning is different
from that Of any other that has been
used In this city. The tan brooms sweep
the dirt into r sheet iron receptacle
which, when filed, about once In each
square, Is dumped. This does away with
the Inconvenience Of workmen having to
trail after II and pilelng up
the dirt in order to be carted
away. Again no dust Is scattered
about In the air Two brooms were
broken in the trial. but despite this
President Hawke says he will stay here
a week in order to satisfy the Street and
Sewer Directors that the machine will do
the work he claims II can accomplish.
The directors and many citizens saw the
exhibition this morning
Only four Of the machines are In use
One each in Lexington, Ky Blooming
ton, III Lancaster, Pa, aud the one In
this city. The cost Of each Is $3.50.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Gla.. worter.. strII.e Threatened.

PITTsBUBG, Aug. 9.-The adjournment
Of the Window Glass Manufacturers ss-
ISOLATION in Chicago after concluding thst
o general reduction in last years seals
would be the proper expedient TO meet
and offset prospective tarin cuts makes y
contest with the workers inevitable il per-
sisted in. The window workers ofieials
assert that the men will either go to work
at the beginning OF the fall fire at the old
wages, or tho factories will remain idle.
The workers officials expect the wage
conference TO be called this week. 10 viii
he short, they say. The manufacturers
will submit their propositions, and the
men will refuse them. Tho local factories
are getting ready 10 resume, no matter
what the result Of the conference may be.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
WEsT END.
vIotlms of T,nhoId Fever.

CHADD's FORD Pa, Aug 9-Typhoid
fever appears to bs epidemic In this
section. Within the past few days four
deaths have occurred here from this
disease, snd there are several other
cases in the vicinity. 1t is reported that
there are over q dozen cases in West
Chester and the sams number at Ken
nett Square. While the physicians Sc
those places are unable to account for
the cause Of the disease the cases here
are supposed to bs produced by the de-
caying vegetable matter lying In the
meadows along the Brandywine, and
brought down by the floods in that
stream
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
MouRNlNe THEIR PARRoTs.
The Bird Dealer Made Handsome Pr Of
IL on Blrds That Died Next Day.

The Bird Dealer Made a Handsome.Prof-
IL on Blrds That Died Next Day.
It is probable that between 100 and
200 Wilmingtonians are mourning the
loss Of as many parrots Two weeks ago
a dealer visited here, bringing with him
l50 Cuban birds HE found ready sale for
them at % 90 a piece his gross receipts
for the day being something like 1910.
He left town Immediately, aud it is well
for him that he did, for before the sun
set next day nearly every bird that he
had sold here was dead.
Some Of the purchsf ers saw that the
birds were taken too young Others that
the ones they purchased had roop and
other diseases Be this as it may, the
dealer made a handsome profit and the
purchasers feel that they have been
swindled
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
American water works Association.

The fourteenth annual meeting to be
held 81 Minneapolis, August 2l, % and
90 Rate Of one fare and third. certih-
cate plan. has been named for the oc-
casion. We beg TO call your attention TO
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st Paul
railway for the trip from Chicago. Solid
vestlbuled, electric lighted trains, with
the finest compartment sleeping and
dining cars in the world. Call on or ad.
dress John r. Pott, district passenger
ageut Willlamsport, Pa, for one ol
their vestibule lesfsts showing time OF
express trains and sleeping and parlor car
rates
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
RECORD OF DEATHS.

Mrs. Anna $. Coles Among Those Whom
the Grim Monster Has Ovortaken.
The deaths recorded at the Hcalt b
Office TO day were:
Mrs Anna ]. Coles, aged so years, died
at No 500 West street yesterday. She
was a native Of New Jersey.
Mrs Ida S. Kyle, sged 20 years, died
a. No 1912 Claymont street yesterday.
Ethel May Weldin aged three months
August 7th, at Blue Ball
Mrs, Rachel Brook, aged 92 years,
died yesterday from an attack Of
paralysis, at No 406 West Thirty first
street She will be buried to morrow in
the Lombardy Cemetery
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
The OmoIaIs Were Out of Town.

The conference between the special
committed Of City Council, the Street and
Sewer Department and the officials Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud Baltimore
Railroad Company, in reference to the
overhead bridge at Fourth street aud .e
railroad, which Was to have been held last
evening, was postponed, owing to the
absence from the city Of some OF the
railroad men An attempt viii be made
to secure their presence next Wednesday
evening. The members Of City Council
say that they intend to use every effort
to secure this bridge. and thus remove
this serious menace to public safety.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
The coroner yvnl InvoatIeate.

The body Of the colored lad, Briucklsy,
whose death occurred Sunday at Town
send, from the effects Of shot fred by
another colors d boy 8amed George Cham
bers. will be exhumed aud AN inVestiga-
tion held by Coroner George c Roth
we'll TIE funeral was held without
notice having been given the coroner.
Chambers. who did the shooting, is now
ia New Castle isil and Detective McNry
10 at work gathering Information for tbs
attorney general.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
COUNTY and BUILDING INSPECTOR

City omcial Refuses to Grant an Agen, OF
the Former a Permit to Build Tool
House.
George w Parvin, contractor, made
an application 10 Building Inspector
Dohl this morning for a permit to erect
frame tool house and dirt house at
the north end Of the Washington street
bridge
The building inspector would not issue
It, although Mr. Parvin told him he was
acting under instructions from the Levy
Court. Under no consideration could
he induce the city official to grant the
permit for the reason that it would be in
violation of the fire ordinance
Mr. Parvin insist3 that ne will build
the houses despite the refusal. II he
does the building inspector declares he
will prosecute him.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
ARRESTED ON / CAPIAO.

A King Street Grocer Could Not Give
Bail ana Was Taken TO New Castle
Jail.
Martin Hutchinson, grocer, whose
place Of business is at 601 King street,
was arrested 10y Deputy Sheriff Gould
last evening on capias issued by
Prothonotsry Horty at the ins ance OF
Lilburn Chandler, representing Barber
Perkins. wholesale grocers of Pbiladel
phia He is accused Of concealing goods
for the purpose of defrauding his credi.
tors.
When the deputy sheriff called upon
tue young grocer aud acquainted him
with his errand he did not evincc sur
prise. but rather seemed to have ex-
pected the official visit The prisoner
was taken 10 the Court House and in-
formed that he would be released on
81, GOO bail. he said he was unable tC
furnish it aud later in the evening was
taken TO New Castle jail
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
DeIavnreap wants Damaees,

William GeorgJ Hill, of smyrna, and
the Baltimore Wrecking Company
have instituted separate actions for
$1,000 and $500 damages against
the schooner Samuel II. Travers
in the Baltimore United States Court.
Mr. Hills claim is for alleged damages
to a cargo Of wheat in consequence OF
the schooner being besched atCer strik-
ing the draw Of tue Chester river bridge
on July 10 He ia represented by James
+. Porter aud Hope Il. BarrolL
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
THE COLLECTION OF GARBAGE.
Claims That It Is Allowed to CoIIeo
In Parts Of the city.

Claims That II Is Allowed TO Collect
In Parts Of the city.
Considerable complaint is being made
that the collectors Of garbage are not
doing their work, especially on the
streets removed from the centre Of the
city. That swill and garbage is allowed
to remain for some imss two weeks at
time, and that the stencil and hy-breed-
ing qualities of the refuse, prove great
sunoyances to householders Whenever
these cases are reported to the Board of
Health, the causes are promptly removed,
but there Is no reason why they should
originally eaist.
One Of the collectors on the East Side
informed an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
that he had all be could attend to and
he suggested that q larger force f col
lectors just at this season, when fruit
skins and other vegetable refuse is so
plentiful would Obviate the
evil. Another cause given by
him for the leaving Of the gar
bage, especially on some OF the small
streets, running north and south, was
"You see l am collecting, say on
Ninth street Another man is al
work on Eighth street. When we come
to one of the short streets, OF alleys
running from one to the other street,
we each collect one half Of the block
Now we seldom IL ever reach that street
al the same time, and there is always {
question rs TO where the centre OF the
block is, so very frequently some of the
receptacles, filed with refuse, get left
II this Is why the service is neglected,
thess is no reason why IL could not bs
remedied and q more perfect system
/ evolved
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Ipsrected the New TIItor.

Director Of Public Works 'Windrim.
Superintendent Of City Water Works
Ogden, DR. Fulbert, of Philadelphia. and
J. NJ. w Geiat. editor Of the Lancaster
New Era. arr ived in this city yesterday
afternoon, and were own the
new filter They were received by
President Porter Henry F Pickles and
Chief Engineer Bond Director Win.
drim will make another visit when the
filter is running at full capacity.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
visited Tho Dog A.phy.Intory.

The public buildings committee Of
City Council this morning visited the
site OF the new ssphyxiatory, designed
to afford unlicensed dogs painless and
expeditions avenue into the hereafter
The stakes had baen driven by the city
engineer. aud found TO be corr ct by
the committee. This afternoon work will
be begun, by the contractor, on the new
building
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
National Guardsmen Elect Onioers.

The members of Company H., Sixth
Regiment, Pennsylvania National Guards,
located at Media, have elected William
Lesdoip. ss first lieutousut and Claude
Goddard, second lieutenant. The elec
tion was made necessary by the appoint
meut Of First Lieutenant V. q Robinson
to csptaincy on General Schalls bri-
gaie staff
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
GETTING READY FOR THE ROAD.
Gordon Heights Attaches Have n Show to
Take Ont That's All Right.

Gordon Heights Attaches Have n Show to
Take Ont That's All Right.
The small army of attaches of Gordon
Heights Park, that resort along the river
which has become 80 popular under the
management of the Wilmington Steam
boat Company, are organizing big circus
company TO 90 on the road Immediately
after the close Of the season at the park
Those attaches who have determined to
start ont with the company hold re-
hearsAls every rainy day, the ring and
trap sze events bsing practiced under the
carroussel while the concert or after
part" is reheGrssd under the porch at
Gordon Ion
Among the performers are Slgnor
Greer. slack wire walker. who has be
come proficient in some Of the most dar-
! ing tricks Of the wire performer and can
undress in three seconds.
Professor Marter, trick yiolinist. is an.
other star attraction and one Of his re-
markable feats Is TO rest the violin on
air. Jump around in front Of it and play
"Traumeri' and Poet and Peasant by
simply hearing the key that bis accom-
paulst wants to start in.
Then there Is Ed. Wilson, electric
wonder, who eau almost blind bis audi
euce by making a hundred or more
brilliant stars appear ell oTer his body
and his head become a moving arc light.
Professor Fothergill and his trained
animals, including an educated hog and
two coyOtes, is also on the bill Mons
! Macdonald csnnon-bsll catcher, Is on
the bill to perform, but he has to &c
across to New Jersey TO practice as the
farmers around Gordon Heights hsv'
called him down from catching ANYTHING
larger than baseball or Gordon Heights
mosquito
The last attraction is the $1,000
challenge band, in which NJ. Aintador'
plays twelve different instruments
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
RulLpINe PERMlrs ISSUED.

Two Now Brick buildings TO he Erected
at Twenty third aud washlneton Streets.
Building Inspector Dohl issued per
mits for buildings as follows this morn
ing:
Blackwell q Cassidy, alteration TO
building at northeast corner Of Eighth
and Madison streets.
L. T. Grubb & Son. two two-story
brick dwellings at Twenty third ard
Washington streets.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
wore ON the short side Of Corn.

OMAHA, Aug. 9.-The Hawkeye Com
mission company closed ita doors as one
Of the results of the high pressure in corn.
The company is supposed to have done a
regular bucket shop business, and long
line Of customers are complaining Of heavy
losses in MARGINS and profits.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Injured BY a PassIng Team.

While playiug 81 Fifth and Tstnnll
streets yesterday afternoon, the year.
old son Of Frank Zorger Was run over
and badly, although not seriously in
jured by a passing team. The driver,
as soon as be became aware of his act,
whipped up his horse and drove away,
e.capiup Identification.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
10 preach in salvation Army han.

Rev. T. ]. Mason. pastor of the Re-
formed Episcopal Church Of the Redeem
er, will preach in Salvation Army hall,
No 1iS King street, tonight. Ol aext
Sunday, Captain Franklin, who has
charge of the Trenton detac 5ment, will
be iu the city, and will have charge OF
the gersices.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Drank Fly Poison and nied.

CHEsTaR, Aug. 9 Having prepared
poison for flies, Mrs George Hillard OF
Eddys5one, turned her back for a
moment on her lSmonths old con, who
seized the saucer containing the poison
and drank it With the saucer in hts
hand he ran to his mother, who nearly
tainted when she realized what the child
had done The boy died in great agony.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Cblctasaws Elect a Governor.

ARMoRIA, I. T.. Aug. 9-An sleetien
for governor was held throughout the
Chickasaw niSion. The result owing to
tho slowncss Of territorial elections gen
orally, will likely not be known for a .cou-
nile of days
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Llvermore for Evermore.

Tbs Democrats in the Bellevue end OF
Brsndywine hundred are urging the
nomination Of William +. Livermore for
the state senate They say that that
section of Brandywine hundred is by
right entitled to the candidate.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Romb FxpIoded I'm Corfu.

ATHENS, Aug. "A bomb exploded
with terrific force in the Jewish quarter
Of the city Of Corfu, killing seven persons
and doing considerable damage to prop
erty.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09

Eagles Excursion 60 Atlantic City
On Saturday, August IL, by B & o. See
in another column for full
particulars
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
FoupI,taDrav.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug 9-The Carroll
Bowen prize fight resulted in a draw
after 20 rounds Of fierce fighting.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
Rnrrrtt Nm Itnn ArnIn.

BoaToN. Aug. 9.-Hon. W. Z. Barrett
Is again a candidate for congress from the
Seventh district.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09

TOR SALE-HANDSOME TEAM. MATCH
II ed iron gray horses, suitable for coach
work,one large iron gray horse; all young and
warranted, trial given. Apply to TAYLOR
BROS.,s Root Beer Mfgs., corner Front and
Tatnall streets.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
THE LANsDALE.
WETHERILL,

North Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City, Nj.
f. A. CANFIELD.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
The Weather.

In the Middle States and New England
today partly cloudy 20 fair, sultrg weather
and fresh to light southwe sterly winds viii
prevail, preceded possibly 10y cloudiness ana
light local rain on the coasts, with slight
temperature changes. but cooler in the north
ern districts. On Friday, in both Of these
sections fair, slightly warmer and light, Nari-
able winds will pre- all. with maximum tenn
peratures above 30 degrees. except in this
section, and on Saturday. fair and probably
warmer, oppressive weather.
New York Herald Weather Forecasts The
large Western warm wave.n with maxi
mum shade temperature Of lO2 degrees yes
terday in South Dakota and Wise 'nsiu, ex-
tended its front as far East as New Nerk. II
will advance eastward to-day, and will be Sc
verely felt for me daysin the Middle States
But the heat will be modified iu the Lake re-
f-ion and northern parts n this see ton by
wardly and by clouds oh the Atlantic coast.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
RELP WANTED.
FOR SALE.

WANTED AT ONCE
w at shirt factory, Front and Orange SITS
Evening journal., 1894-08-09

Kentucky avenue, near peach. Open all the
year. Guests can have nome comforts.
q. WARREN.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09

Ocean end South Carolina Avenue. Every
comfort and convenience Excellent table.
Open all year. MRS. VI. II. THOMAS, nee
HOpeWell, formerly OF Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
AUBURN HOUSE,

10 s. Georgia Avenue. Boarding by the day
or week.
MRS. r. B. LEEDS, Proprletress.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
THE MANSION.

Fifteenth year under the same manage
ment
Table and service frst-class,
Coaches attend all trains and carry guests
to and from the beach free OF charge.
Orchestra.
CHARLES McGLADE.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
HOTEL ATGLEN

Michigan Avenue, near beach. Rates, IS to
SO week. Home comforts. Thoroughly
heated.
j. F. REED.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
THE CHALFONTE.

Under new management; appointments first
class. Special rates for season.
c. w COX.
Sea Breeze Excursion House,
Under new management, every thing new.
Restaurant first class. Large dining-rOOm,
Regular dinners and hot lunch any time in the
day Dinners 90 cents Formerly on Washing
ton street. j. # POWELL, Proprietor
WEST END.
Accommodates 200; thirty yards from beach;
facing Congress Hall lawn. s. to $40.
l.. MADDOX. formerly Of "rhe Carlton,
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
CAPE MAY. n. j.
SEA CREST INN,

Beach avenue, Cape May City, n. j. Directly
on beach, near station. Special rates for the
-.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
DRUID HILL COTTAGE,

IS 3. Kentucky Ave. Flrst-class appoint
ments. Near the beach. Terms, IS TO $40 per
week. Special rates TO families.
MISS MAGGIE A. STORY,
MRS. FANNIE STORY, Proprietors
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
HOTEL HECKLER.
HOTEL MASCOT,

Corner Atlantic and Pennsylvania avenues.
First-class accommodations. Open all the
year. HENRY HhCKLEh.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
KENILWORTH In.

Kentucky Avenue. near the Beach. First
class. Every convenience.
MRS. ANNIE GRJrBB. Prom.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
THE ANIOLE.
seTTDOR HALL.n

p S. South Carolina Avenue, Atlantic City
MRS. S. c. AMOLE.
Evening journal., 1894-08-09
unAnn nHn nOuMs

DOARDERS WANTHD-GOOD ACCOM-
ID modatiOns; furnished or unfurnished
rooms; table board. SIS EAST Eourth street.
WANTED .-BOARDERS FOR SECOND
w story front room; also other rooms;
table boarders and lodgers. 6l2 king street.
ANTED-BOARDERS, GOOD ACCOM-
w modGtions. No. 4O6 East Fourth street.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24

que LA DEMoCRAoIA en- las listas
del correo, y 81 contin(ia el pals
favoreciendonos, 10 devolvere-
mos en- mejoras titles y tangi-
bles 10 que nos presto en- suscrl-
torres asiduos y constantes.
Ese es nue>tro sistema: que el
periodismo no nos enriquezca;
pero que el peri6dico sirva de al
60 4 la terra en- que todos los
que 10 redactan y 10 componen
vieron Ia primera luz.
En- cnan o q Representatives,
populares, las aceptaremos STEM
pre-; no como otros, con el Tin de
explotarlas, convirtlendolas on lu-
crativas prebendas; sino con e]
fin de pouer muy alta la persona
lidad de nuestro pueblo, que no
merece el desden con qHe le tra-
tan sus dominadores, y que nc
debe prolongar SUI injustlhcable
mansedumbre.
Ahora, rlan cuanto quierau los
deLos Nohciias, que 81 no tienen
el la6lo partio, acaso 10 tengan mas
tarde, 81 no evitan caer en- algunc
dc sus insignes equilibrios.
Modesta-hu humlHe jamas-na
ci6 La DEMooRACIA. Pero ls
opinion pdblica le dara fuerza
para aplastar y veneer a los quo
llegan aqni con el deseo de i'm
ponerse, con el afan de nutrirse
y con la creencia de que el
Puertn- Rico no hay quien lie:
contepga y les enfrene;
Sc aquivocan los tales. Puer
to-Rico sabra probar que CO
noce sus derechos y que no es VI
el esclavo sumiso a la cadena J
contento de la servidumbre
R,ra m1e1ar qu1 rwa le dermaer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-24
EI negocio de los fosforos
EN- PUERTO RICO
(De Ell Dia

La Liga aga,ia condena con Erase
elocuente y energica 10 que en- Sau
juan de Pto Rico SO llama el .nego-
cia de- los f6sforos, y respecfo del
cual hemos publicado va, con juicios
NADIA blando', ss'nteresantes noticias
Aquella ilustrada publication hace
constar que ALA es tan grande el des-
coutento del publico como el agrado
que debieron sentir los monopolza
dores al yer votado ell art. III del
presupuesto de Puerto Rico E. fe
liz la comparaci6o pero va hemos
dicbo, y ahora nos importa repetirlo,
que ESQ no debs eargarse-ni tampo
co 10 hacs La Liga agrayia-en la
cuenta de la comis,6n dictaminadora
Y no holgarA precisar mas'los hechos
para que en- la isla SO conozc4 biep
y den q cada cual 10 que merezca.
Instalose en- Puerto Rico una "a.
brica de f6sforos, la cual, a POGO de
inaugurada. abarato 81 artfculo para
que pudiese compstlr con sus SINH
lares del extranjero Anulados Is.
tos, la fabrica sub6 el tipo de venta.
Mas tarde. otra fabrica iba a esta
blecerse j; no fu6 alberta porque sus
titles y objetos pasaron FER propie
dad dc Ia primitiva y dnica existen-
te en la isla. Despues de este no
hay necesidad de decir que aspiraba
a Ia exclusive. ban4Gcio que procure
la casa. ademas de emplear los medic
indicados. gestionando la imposition
de fuertes derechos q los fosforos del
exterior y de la Peninsula.
Al 10 han consignado los diarios
de Puerto Rico, dejsndo en- este pun
to suspense el relate de los trabajos
de Ia misma casa para sus desenvol-
vimientos y lucros.
En- Junio del presente aho, un re
presentante de- la fabrica estuvo en-
Madrid No importa saber cuantas
yisitas hizo al Ministerio do Ultra
mar, de donde, no mncho despu6s de
la llegada del sugeto aludido, era en-
viado 4 las Cortes o. proyecto de pre-