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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-13
Uniaue and Exquisite.

The interior OF the compartment car on ths
Northwestern line is Ike kingly palace. a
pals;ia. residence or an Arabian Nights dream of
splendor as the visitor may regard il
NeTsr in the hI,tory of railway travel has
anything 80 perfect in architecture, so unique
Ia caniost, 50 exquisite in taste, so costly in
decoration, Teen seen before, and IL was among
the great sights that attracted the attention o.
the world q. tie columbian exposition. this
marvellous car eelipsing aIl Others
The Northwestern limited tn CAicago carry
ing this together with buffet. sleeper and dining
car. leaves - Paul eve.y day in the year. berths
st the same rate as in an ordinary sleeping car.
T. ". sG3aeg, Puget sound agent, Iii Cherry
street, Seattle
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Unlrer.ity studsa,. Enthusiastic.

Great enthusiasm prevails among the
students of the university. They are de-
termined that the rendition of the MES
siah" next Friday evening shall be a
financial success. Their interest is due to
the fact that part of the proceeds is TO
establish fund to aid one of the young
men of the university who has been I'M
fortunate and who will appreciate such
assistance. This concert is to be given at
Plymouth church under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Society.
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Tho Magic of ElectricttyI

An illustrated lecture on electrical won-
ders at Plymouth Congregational church
on Tuesday. February Is, at p. M, by
Leo Daft. The lecture will be held in the
church proper, so that all will be able to
see and a large quantity of powerful APP
paratus used, some of which has never
been exhibited. A photograph of the en-
tire audience will be taken by Mr.. La
Roche for which a 5000 candle arc light
will be used. Proceeds Tor the benefit of
organ fund. Admission, 10 cents. No
reserved seats.
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Washington 4 Idaho Co. Nom,

San Francisco. Feb. ia-In the I-nited
States circuit court OF appeals this morn
ing the Washington & Idaho Railway
Company was non-suited in an action
against the Cmuv Alene Railway 4 Nay.
ication Company and Northern Pacific
Railway Company. The case has been In
court since May Is. 1850, and in every court
the result has been the same. The plain
tif has declared its intention of CARVING
IL 81 the supreme court OF the United
states. The ease involved the right-of.wav
of the latter road in the Coeur d Aians
mining district
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Little Edna keeley,

The wonderful child actress, supported by
strong comedy company, will commence
weeks engagement at Ranke's hall
Thursday. February Is, in the roaring
comedy Little Johnny Stumps." New
scenery. new people and low prices. to-
gether with the popularity of Little Edna,
should guarantee her crowded houses. The
bill will be cha nged nightly.
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The 800 Pacific Eass R~

CHICAGO. Feb. i2.-The transcontinsn.al
situation has been further aggravated he
the action 81 the 500 Pacific in da~I.r3,r
The same rate from Mack.naw ITO the pae;gir
So@s' a. how prevails from Chicago aud 81.
@9i- lie 500 line being connection OF
'Ae tanAdiaa Pacific. this move shows
t-lA' me after is disposed TO take an active
part IN any fghE which NAV arise.
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James ]. Hahn. who stole s7i.0o0 in negotiable
bonds from the safe deposit vault Of bis sis,e-
Mrs susan sgartr. in Natchsg, Miss, and de-
cainped to Guatamsga. has areyea at saa Fran.
cisco in charge Of P.nkeTtoa detectives. Filtv.
four thousand dollars in bonds and s4.ooo worth
OF diamonds taken from the safe depssit ysuIt
st tbs me OF tie robbery were recovered
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Charles Burns, who styles himself a
poiler maker was arraigned in Justice
taidwells court yesterday on the charge
OF stealing one shoe from a secondhand
store on Washington street. The case was
confined to this afternoon, Burns claim
Ing there was Il mistake in identity.
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Papa's Mistake.


"Oh, papa. you are TOO good; this dia-
mond belt is . poem"
Bette Why, my dear girl, I bought
tina: for necklace"
You dear old sccll How did you ever
expect me TO get that little thing around
my neck ?''
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President Lincoln

Used 10 say that you could fool some
people all the time, and ali of the people
some OF the time, bat You cannot fool all the
people all Of the time. This explains why
people come back to the Gail Borden
Eagle Brand CONDENSED Mix.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
has restored gray hair 10 its original color
and prevented badness in thousands of
cases. Il will do so 10 you.
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FRIDAY Nights soIoi.t.

The soloists for the Messiah" are Mrs.
'Granlbs, Mrs. Tarbell. sopranos; Mrs.
Whittlesey. contralto; Prof. Crandail,
tenor; Mr. Grout, baritone, and Mr.. VIII.
Jams, bass.
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mated. After These tickets are N nouacS1
then the league can 40 iss most effective
work by canvassIng carefully these nomi-
nations ard Endorsing such men ~ are &c.
or il untst mea are nominated on both
tickets for any particular Office. then select
good man for sach ofsiee and thus suh-
nit 10 the voting rornlaiion creditsbls
ticket. The course that 1 fear Is being
pursued. putting I'D m independent ticket
may result In combinations OF bad els-
meats and the election to Office Of unie-
sirahle men and the present existing state
Of things allowed 70 continue.
f. 8 ossoKsz.
The Eighth Ward Republican Club will
meet as their hall. corner Of Kentucky and
Harrison streets. on Wednesday evening.
and al that tine they wiu probably nom
mate candidates for delegates 20 the city
convention. Iris the earnest desire Of the
cirb that every Republican residing in the
Eighth ward, whether be IS member of
the club or not. shall be present and take
part in selecting the persons who will
come before the primaries on the 2Ist for
ratification. To thar end direct. personal
invitation TO be prtssnt IL extended to
every Republican In the wsrd Let the
tanner Republican ward OF the city turn
out in such force that no one can say that
the delegates chosen are not representa-
tiyss Of the ward.
F. ~ DAVIS. President
The Eighth Ward Citizens /" League
made permanent organization las. even
ing with Herman Chaplin president and
ii. Willis Carr secretary. Prearnbles
covering the corrupt municipal govern
meut OF the city and a general Genuncia-
ton Of parties and heelers, together with
resolutions of the reforms to be intro
duced by the citizens" league. were
adopted. The following were elected 10
serve on the central committee OF 100 from
the Eighth ward: Herman chsplf, George
y. Go.tereil, George ID. Adair. ]. II.
PoSles, George s. Dadley, II. Willis Carr.
George +. Raymond, Frank p. Lee. George
hlnnear. The citizens" will meet again
NEXT Wednesday evening.
Considine's First ward Democratic club
met last night ia the hall az the northwest
corner of Washington and South Third
streets. Speeches were made by Rev
Boyd, J. Park Henderson, J. NJ. Carson.
y. b. de Bow, Z. q. He.fner and President
Thomas Drew. The following executive
committee was appointed: John patter-
son. Frank Yokel. w. E. Oliver. Charles
Dole, J. NJ. Qgilter. Andy Kehoe. Adam
Ortiz. J. w. Considine, Robert Fitzhenry
and j. G. Helm.
The regular meeting Of the Hill Repub-
hean Club OK the First ward wil. bs held
at kisi!cr's hall. corner of Twelfth and
Main streets. Wednesday evening Feb
ruary Ii, ct 30. John f. HUMPHREYS. q.
I. Little and Others will speak. Every
body invited. ID. ID. HARGEs, President.
Residents of the Sixth ward favoring re-
form OF our municipal government upon
non-partisan lines will gather at Harvard
house. corner Second and Virginia streets.
at o'clock this evening.
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Seattle. LAX. shor. & Eastern RAILWAY

ScAtties Lake shoro a. Eastern Rail way.
Train leaves Seattle for Vancouver Su.
mas, Sedro, Anacortes. Hamilton, Sno-
homish. North Bend, SnoquaImie at s:3S
g. M; arrives p. m. Train leaves for
Snohomish and Sedro at 4:35 p. N. and
arrives 1875 a. m.
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II there ever was specific for any one com.
plAiat, then Carter's It:tle Liver Pills are spe~
cine for sick headache. an! every woman should
knoy this oaly Pile q dose. Try them.
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" 4 kINE MINIS

t'ET TOWNSEND, leo. l2.-rS pecial. D.
en eAfA .AFA"F lSht. whieA sailed from
toEi Gamble Ter San Franclsco iast FRIDAY.
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Oh, where did you get that pie I bought the
preparation al Cooper & Lesys for cents a
packaes
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Railroad and Corporation Notes.

j. w. Peck, general agent for the Merchants
Dispatch, at Tacoma. was in the city yesterday.
General Manager r. F. shelby, of the Great
Northern coast lines, went to Portland yes;er-
day.
The Northern Pacific road has made a special
tariff of 10 cents per Ice pounds on baled hay
from Ellensburg to Portland.
The net earnings of the Union Pacific system
for the year 1868 were 81. ol46o, against sl5sis
GA decrease OF s., ,Ss3 as compared with the
year 1892
The work OF building the Front street sewer
on that part OF the street traverscd by tho cable
road has been completed. aad on Thursday
morning the line will start running again on
schedule time.
For the first time in fts history the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy railroad pay-ear notices
have not been posted along the route. The fac.
of taking down the usual notices has led TO dis.
turbing rumcrs among the employees.
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zae aSst tsasgiy me2sesae ex,aaL 4 4 :
e,a's's'ssAae toasa aai Csoap swap slways
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Monticello brought q load OF shingles
from Port Angeles for Tacoma
Steamer City o. Topeka. overdue from Alaska.
had no. bean heard from up to last night
Steam schooner Homer is to load 80 tons OF
wheat az the seattle elevator as q return cargo
TO san Francisco
The ship yerbsns will finish loading wheat at
the elevator the latter part Of the week and
then tsa shin Dunboyne takes her place TO load.
The steamer 1ity Of Kingston returned to her
old run last nirat after having received a gen
erai overhauiirg in the dry dock. steamer
North Pacific 10 now 10 Dc repaired.
Ting Magic towsd the schooner Falcon, Capt
CheIlesoa, TO Tacoma last night 10 load lumber
for Mexico The Magic tows the bark Forest
Queen, Lumbar laden. from Tacoma to sea to-
day.
A. L Goodenow, formerly wharinger on the
Ocean wharf. has been emploYed By Capt. Gill
more 10 run the wharf formerly occupied by III.
W. Baker & Co. The whsrf will resume bush
ness today.
The fishing schooner AIcedo came in yester-
day alter an absence of six weeks on a halibut
fishing cruise, She had some very rough weather
while out. but brought in from 12.oOo to 1900
pounds OF fish.
Steamship Umntiiia arrived in port from San
Francisco yesierday, bringing 10 tons OF freight
and thirty -four passengers for this port. She
for Por: Townsend and for Alaska. She loa Is
q return cargo of coal here.
Steamer Henry Bailey sunk at the mouth of
tho skasit river Sunday night on her way to Sc
attic with LOO sacks OF oats The boat left here
saturday night to bring in load OF oats from
the hats. and when she was coming out of the
river she ran aground and listed so the water
ran into her hold. 8 8 Neff left yesterday on
the steamer Anna NJ. Pence with two scows in
az
much as possible Of he. cargo
steamship Wslla walia sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday. carrying a cargo of oats and
coal She had good list OF passengers. The
following names appeared on her cabin list from
here: A. Jaste. II. H. Sims, Il. Murphy, Mrs.
Graham, Mrs. f. w. Pratt, Mira. +. Parkinson.
Claude Quirk. Mrs. II. sehiegel, Mrs. I. r.
Quirx ana son, Miss :. Johnson. Miss c. Lang..
Mrs, ]. II. Thompson and baby, T. ". Jones and
wife, Miss b. Jones, Mrs b. II. Mccoy, Mrs. Ii.
NJ Seedham, J. 7. White, Arthur L. Poole, Miss
l. NJ, SHAPIRO. Mrs E. l. Lynch, Miss NJ. f.
Quinn. c. Barnes, DR.. E. II. Woodruff, F. Baus-
man, Miss German. Mrs. Baker, G. Baker, G. III.
McLoud. H. Parker, James Powers, f. Brelle.
Burgess Van Dorm aud son, +. w. Hawkins. Mrs.
J. ). Cruise, Mrs. W. Rogasch and baby. q. q. Al
len, +. Cochran, Mrs. T.. Cochran. Miss F. Barry,
/. chauvaud, wife and two children. There
were twenty -four passengers in the steerage.
Railroad and Corporation Notes.
J. w. Peck, general agent for the Merchants
Disratch, at Tacoma. was in the city yesterday.
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To T#s EniFcS; ! arr very DESTROYS
that our next municipal administration
shaIi te eredltahge one and the fear
THAI mistake IS being made that nav re-
kalI disasireGsly 10 the good Of the corr.
manaiy moves me 10 give expression 10
my opinion in public journal.
he organisation Of municipal league
pledged - see that the hess f,en are
elected to office Is very valuable orrsni.
xatien, bet 80 change a nunicinaI iearu.
into citizens party putting into the aela
q ea'sens' ticket / regard a. mistake
The proper course TO pursue. - II seem.
10 me- IS 10 Organize municipal lsseas
and serve not1ee apen the Republican and
hemoefzie parties thSt the league de-
e3afas 81 them tickets that saall De clea,,
composed Of tie hess wea in their rr.pes.
I've parties. TAss I believe wIl have the
ssstFed effect and good Hea vii be nogul.
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Enrnoxr Feb u 1sna

To rns EniroR: In the Sunday issue of
the Posr-lsTELtiesScKE yoa state that
there was some excitement over the aueS-
too of judges Of election on the school
bond question IN the Ninth ward; that
the trouble was due to the failure of h r.
Day and q. ]. Carr ito give notice 10 the
secretary OF the board of directors of their
acceptance TO act as judges. etc Follow.
Ing is copy Of the notice OF appointment
j received from the secretary.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-06
TeIegramas nacionales
IA QUESTION ANIIllANA

final Gobierno. Ell sefior Gamazo primera
bora pidi6 la palabra, para defender un
ausente. entrando de lleno en- la question,
rechaz0 las acuSacioneO fOrmuladas por los
diputados sef1ores Romero VlllanueVa
contra ell general Calleja en- la session ante
rior. En- su discurSo recordo los relevanteS
seryicios prest ados durante la guerra sepa-
ratista por ell actual gobernador general de
Ia isIa de Cuba, en- defensa de la lntegrldad
de la patria.-Rectifca los hechos lmputa-
dos al general CalleJa clta el telegraLha
del general Rodriguez Arias al senior Sa-
pasta. como una prueba del acendrado pa
triotismo del partido autonomlSta. FL Sc
f1or Villanueva Sc ratitica en- todo 10 que
diio aver afIade que ell general CalieJa no
representa- Espafla en- CUBA, slno los lhle-
reses del sefior Gamazo. Este 10 lnterrum-
ne Y Ie invita- a hacer una comparaclon en-
tre los funcionarios de Cuba protegldos por
uno otro diputado. Al DIR tai proposition
los diputados gamacistas Sc ponen de PIE
nronnncian a gritos los nombreS de VarloS
Vistas de las Aduanas de Cuba, que Sc dl-
cen protegidos por ell senior Villanueva.
Madrid, 21.-El general Lopez Domfnguez
Intervene para manifestar que Ell general
Calleia es un militar pundonoroso, que me-
rece Ia confianza del Gobierno. Ell senior
! Romero Robledo toma la palabra para redo-
blar los ataques en- igual sentldo que en- las
sesiones auteriores. Los derech1stas han
heobo circular por Madrid ciertos perlodlcos
radicales de Cuba para probar que en- eSa
Isla Sc hace propaganda separatlsta;;
| Nueva York. %. -Dicen de Barcelona que
al cadayer del anarquista Salvador estuvC
expuesto en- ell patibulo, hasta la puesta de
sol; segdn 10 prescrito por la ley yigente' ;.
Madrid, 22.-En los circulos politicos hf
circulado con insistencia 81 rumor de haper
Sc prescindido del pensamiento de erear Il
Diputacion tinica, concediendo mas ampha'
| Madrid % Ell Minstro de Gracia us
ticia sefIor Maura. ha dicho varios = re
porters" que son infundios del senor Sa a
gasta las versiones que han clrculado d'
Raberse prescindido del pensamiento dc crea
una Dipntaci6n dnica, concediendo mas am an.
lplias facultades al Consejo de Admlnlstra
ccion.-Los zorrillistas han acordado extre
mar su oposici6n al Goberno, Ell ei SEN
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cantidad de mil doscientos pesos mons1a
eorriei to.
Ell acto del remate tendra lugar en- In
Audieacia do este Juzgado, sl dia veinte y
seis del actual & las nueve y medis dc 10
mafans, que es cuaado vence el tsrmino de
los veinte dias.
Lo que se anuuca nj p1blico parA los
que quieran interesarse On la sub ssta; ad-
write ndose que el minimo de Las .proposi-
clones habra de ser el inports total del jus-
tiprecio debiendose consignsr previAmeute
sn la mess del Juzgado sl diez por eisnto
del valor de- les bienes que los titulos de
propisdad de Ia 6uca SO encusntran dc ma
ni6 sato en- la Escribaria del sctaatio y cons
tan ds la escritura hipotecaria obj-to de este
expedientc. en- Ponce prmsro de
D.cismbre de mil ochocisnt . uovansa y
custro.-Jose Meriro It Carlos +. Chardos
-Es copia- b
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Madrid. Noviembre 20-COntinuande ell
debate pendiente sobre la interpelacion Ro-
nero. ha tornado la palabra ell dlputado Sc
nor Villanueva declarando que el partldo
de Union constitutional aceptarla desde
Iueg,> .,...@ fas ~reformas~ que Sc propusleran
nara meiOrar la administrator MUNICIPAL
' Ia provincial por muy liberales que estas
fuegen; Y en- Ia reforma electoral Hegarla
hasta aceptar ell sufragio universal el con-
seio de administration tai como Sc plantea
an el proyecto de reformas del senior Maura; ;
todo clio con la idea de mostrarse transl-
yente: pero en- euanto la Diputaclon uni
ca. no transigir3a jamss. Declara y con-
TRINA oye es exactisimo cuanto ha denun-
ciado eli senior Romero Robledo respecto de
la conducta observada por las autorloaoeS
de Cuba que persiguen los derechlsCas
ae muestran toIerantes con los separatlstas.
Relate 10 ocurFidO con la dimisi0n preSenta-
da por el senior Maya, por haberse delado
jmpunes los sucesos de San Antonio de Klo-
Blanco. Termin6 su discurso hacienda res
ponsable de todo al seflor Maura, por las
frases que en- pleno Congreso pronunclo el
aHi1 pasado, cuando dijo que los separatlstas
podian preyalecer on las corporacloneS, 81
est6n en- mayoria. Ell ministro de Gracla
Justicia, sefor Maura, comenzo su dlscur-
80 diciendo que dud9ba 81 su dlgnldad le
psrmitia conteStar las venenosas Imputa-
clones del sefOr Villanueva, cuya tarea ca
lifc6 de inicua Expuso las instrucciones
que habia dado las autoIidades de CUBA
Las gestiones que realizo cerca del Fiscal del
Tribunal Supreme de Justicia, con obJeto dc
reprimir toda propaganda separatlsta. he
cord6 10 ocurrido con los nombramlentos oe
alcaldes de que Sc quejan los derechlstas
dice que fueron hechos por el general Ar
derius, cuya conducta elogia, 81 bien Q
assume toda la rosponsabilidad de aquel ac-
A. Concluye ensalzando al general CalleJS
" conminando los derechistas que callh
can de separatistas, no solo a los llberales
siuo tambien los ministries.
Idem, idem 21-Los peri6dicos de esti
corte reconocen la gravedad que eucierra Ii
discussion planteada en- el Congreso, acerc'
lie Ia question antllana. Insindase que lo
eanovistas y los ministeriales descontentos
explotar&n esa gravedad como igualment
la question arancelaria, para derribar al &C
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-06
Credito y ahorro Poncefo
CONVOCATORIA

Creados para el eerv:cio de esta Sociedad
los cargos de:
Director Gerente, con sueldo de s3 600
anuales.
Contador Csjero. con sueldo de $1,000
anuales
Tenedor de libros con sueldo de 1920
anuales
Auxiliar del tenedor de ibros, con cargo
de corresp sponsal sneldo de $500 anuates
Sacretar:o con s1eido de $500 anuaies
Y conserie, con sueldo de $500 anuaies;
Oueda alberto desde esra fecha el con
ours para su provision, pudiendo los inte-
resados dirigir sus aolicitn des, que habran
de ser escritas frmadas por los m'smos
aspirautes. esta pre- idencia hasta ei Ola
| IL del pr6ximo mes de Die emsre-
En- ell supuesto de one ell capital De 10
Soeiedad ha de hacerse efectivo a pie szos J
eue nor este motive los negocio- en ell pri-
ner afio han de ser de escasa importar cia
mie ntras que los gastos de instaacion har
| de- ser NAV rss. ia aeordado la Juata de
Gobierno que los sueldos srriba expresado'
.ufriran un deecuento de veinte por ciento
solo e,s dicho primer aHo; reservsndose, en-
nero. la facultad de prescindir de- .. y dis
tribuirlo entire los misuaos que resuiten "a
yorecidos con Ell cargo en- propiedad, 81 10
hauefieios lfquidos del primer balance
permitisra-
Es conair:67 rrerisa. que para gArantiza
eg dsssmpoAo d. sns caFgosf habsaa ds "
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Don Jose de GuzmIdn BentfeS. J~eS
MunictpdI de la ciudad de Ponce

Por virtud del presente, hago saber que
an 81 iuicio verbal civil seguido por A. Cas-
taher Ca. contra den Angel Ma,ia Guz-
man en- cobro de- pesos, he dspuesto, de
nuevo. Ia venta On p6blica subasta de Is fn-
ca sigu;ente
Una casa de madeira con techo de zinc,
de diez V nueve metros de frente por seis
de ancho, situada on Ia villa de Coamo, y
coliuda al Norte con otra de Angela Carras-
ouillo, por Il Sur con Otra de- Ssbas de Je-
aus. por ell Este con ls Gale del Mercado y
nor Il Osste con egidos de la blacion,
Ell scto de remate de Ia expresada INCA,
tasada pesicialmeDte on trescientos cincneu-
"a pesos, tendrk efecto el dia veinte ocho
del corriente, 4 las dos de la tarde, en- ests
Juzgado en- Sl de Coauo simultaneamen-
to, no admiSlendose proposiciones que nc
cubran las dos teIceras parties de Ia tasa
cion.
Los que deseen interesarse en- la subasta
consignsrkn prevismente en- la mesa de
JuEgado el diez por ciento en- etectivo de
valor de la fnca, si cuyo requisite no st
ran admitido
Dado en- Ponce primero 20 Diciembre d,
mil och cientoa noventa cuatro -Jose q
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