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PARKHURsT ON BYKsEs.
Dfsgnsfed Because Golf Let the SUPER
fntendent OF So Easily.

New York, Dec. 3o.-Dr. Parkhurst was
seen today To- Tribune reporter, and
when asked 70 comment on the Lexow
committees work he said. II hardly
shink that I egght to say anything. To
treat the subject adequately would take
a great deal Of time. There Is great
deal could say. but viii not make known
any entire sentiments today"
ssI4aye sou any idea. from reading the
testimony OF superintendent Byrnes. that
there MAS previous understanding be-
tween him and the Lexow comms:tee?
be was asked.
He smilea just little as he said with
emphasis There Is not the slightest
doubt about II. In fact. / am free 20 say
that / knew some time ago that there
mas an understanding between the COM
mltfec and Mr.. Eyrnes. I am not pre-
pared to say that Mr. Goff had any
knowledge OF IL, but the understanding
involved the manner in which Mr.. Byrnes
was to be treated. just what the under
standing was + decline To state. but /
know that Byrnes Was not to be badly
damaged first made up my mind that
there was an understanding when j
heard that Byrnes was supplying the
committee with information. My senti-
nents In regard TO him are the same now
az they have always been. l have been
figfiiing Byrnes three years and he has
been lighting Ms. and l ann firmly Of the
conviction that IL ! care for tho safety
OF our organization cannot afford to be-
come allied with the enemy in any way.
shape or manner. / look upon Superin-
tcntient Byrncs as a constituent part of n
system that IL corrupt. and for that rea-
son ! dent wish 10 have any dealings
Mith him.
What DO yor think OF the supcrintend-
enf's testimony TO the effect that he has
been lsaIrpeaea by the commissioners In
she performance od hts duty?r
II am only poor fsttle Presbyterian
Clergyman saad DIR. rsIrkhurst. acorn-
fully, "and what has taken year or two
wears to do Superintendent Byrnes. with
ample power al his command. would be
able Ia do Ia a week IL ae were so
minded"
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Dispeses of Farty Millions and Gives
Ogiy Sfas. 900 TO Charity.

san Francisco. Dec. se.--Tshe will Of
James e. Fair, the noted bonanza
millionaire and eN-Tnitod States senator
from Nevada. whose death occurred here
friday night. WAS filed in the superior
court Saturday morning. The will dis
poses uf an estate the value OF which
S. estimated al $40, 600 0a Under the PRO-
visions of the millionalre's will, the
greater portion of the estate falls 10 per-
sc.s row living outside OK California.
The biggest slsccs Will go 10 the two
daughters living In New York and other
relatives resulting la Iowa. Though Sem
ator Fair was popularity supposed TO have
more ready nancy than any other SAN
Francisco man. he made very few specific
requests Of money.
The only gifts OF 8 public nature ara
three. aggregaiiog sis5.gss 10 the orphan
asSlums 81 san Francisco. or this
amount xDeo - entrusted to the arch
bishop af San Francisco. Ia be appor-
tieaed ansang the Roman Catholic orphan
asyiuYus. \ similar amount IS iutfustesi
to The executors of the estate. 10 ha
divided aHo0g the several rresesta
orphan esylumS Of the city. and s. 90
Ia hest fer Distribution by The executors
among the Hebrew orphan aSyluuas. To
James q. Angus and Leafs - Bveeca.
trusted employees. who arc among ihnss,
nsraesl as executors Of the estate. St0es1
each IL beaueatllesi sshAttes q, stewart,
al employee. is willea $a.as and $sas8 Is
ief, to ftcrlsesk clark. also an einploye.
1lises are no other heuaeSts except to
relatives Of the deceased bssElanza king.
The Iewa relatives GENE sc FER a gem
eroux share. 80 Mr. Fairs sister Mary
ABseressp. ana her husband and catlsrsg.
who I've 1t tia Grave. Iowa. SO go IL
,eaueathesi, ia be- divided equally among
shem 10 tire family OF wsHsaa Fair.
brother ef the deceased. also residents
az Ida Grove. Iowa 81 "a Is bequea,heea.
'fhe family ~ E3wari Fair another
brother residing 10 Ida Grxyye ar, willei
S~asa re Mary Jane i.nndy. daughter
81 a deceased brotaer. Thomas Fair. anl
soelFea Who reside az cerrecttouvils.
Iowa, Slaeo Is hequcatael .tnn,iseg sia-
@" Is Nlt's8 "a the family ef James n.
Far. II 1aa Grove. sho is A son 81 the
s'ss,@ase'i Nyethe~. Thomas Fair, TIC
"ther eeQaeSts og ueney sac So sss4 90
tbs isssssiy 81 a sieter, Mayg s,ss,thes~,
ug san 1isec. Hats So 81, Ia sha tsussfy
q q f'yeshcr. Andrew Fzir. ~ Sxu dose.
GHsi Ss.@s - }garassn Cselrsens. 81 New
fofk, saT-iG law ef ire. Deceased.
1he fesslna 81 TIE Ssss estate is asls In
truss II a Beard 81 executors consisting
ri Ar Fair's attorney. ". :. Gsosge,lpw.
james : -tnses >a4 EsssaiS =. Aseese. all
Of this CITY ard Thomas Il t'rosh egs. a
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BYRNEs PACKING UP.
New York Famous Detective
Leaving Office in Disgrace.
ne WAS HIMSELF DETECTED.
Long Years He served Tammsny and
Deceived the People. bas the Day
OF Eeekoninx Cams.

New York, Dec. se.--It was apparent at
eclIce headquarters In this city today that
q change In affairs there is speedily ap-
preaching and gloom pervaded the entire
building. None doubt that superintendent
Byrnes intends 10 retire as soon as bis
successor Is appointed. lie gaS In mis- Of
fice as early rs s o:einck this morning.
1uE denied hirazelg TO yisit0fx-
There was no coBceaament among those
posted that the superintendent was en-
gageI Ia making preparations 70 move.
lie was eIoseted during the day with Ser
gsant Manssu. aud was clearing oGt all
his private papers ard effects which have
gathered during the years OF his soJourn
ia the building. They we're packed up and
sent TO his nome on West Fifty-esghifs
street. Nobody cared 10 talk much about
the matter. but those who did speak spoke
In terms of establishment and regret al
their chiefs coming retirement.
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Parkhusss ON the Newspapers.

New York, Dec. so-~The Rev. Charles
rsrkhurst preached sermon this morn
ing, In which he made an indirect and
Incidental reference to the work OF the
past year, The people had learned he
said. that a politician was u man of ex-
pediency. and that he might arrange
ahlngs I'm such a manner as onis "a
mighty uprising of the people could un-
do. In booking over the field of the flu
Iure. he said. the people should look for
an Improvement IN the character OF the
sle@spafers. The papers, he said. tina.
daily serve ,sn "A mass of undigestest mat
ter Without discrimination tn their read
ers were rapidly becoming "a public
nuisance.
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nusisou. y. V. nec, sa~w. =. Res-
man. Dr.. tssokkeeper for the National
Hudson River bank. az this city. was
arrested laSs nigsst or the charge ~
e,,shsxxigaS si0asA lie confessed 20 the
taking OF The amount. ard said h. bad
sgent th., uloaey In steek speculation ta
Maa street
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I,sm't esn 10 read sl,e souvenir elEslaa
az th, Posi- insesiiEencer "a ~ iSsaesl TO-
gnerrew. Tsse price NIL ee le cents =
csgy. u Mi8 eeupylse forty paxes aral
VIII teN al afsart Seattle AMI ice esate *
WaShlAgk
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Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnents changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by o'clock Saturday 20 IL
sure change.
observation-disclosures co.
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TO DANCE. THE OLD YEAR OFT, THE
new one in-Scotch Society--irand con-
cert and dance on New Years eve in
Odd Fellows hall, North Seattle. Con-
cert at =. m. Admission. - cents
each. J. l.. Crab. Sec.
THE MEMBERS OF the Grand Army and
of the Woman's Relief Corps of John f.
Miller Post. No u. are notified that the
next meeting of the post has been
changed from Tuesday until Thursday
evening at T;30 o'clock, at which time a
joint installation of officers will take
place. w. S. HARLAN,
Post Comma nder
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found For Sale, For Rent. and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted 1T the rate OF l
cent a word each insertion Payment al
ways in advance. No advertisements re-
ccived for less than > cents.
N0fTICE-Tf1e business office or the
Post-Inteliigeneer is open until II p m:
Sunday hours. 2 a. N. TO 3 p. M Classt-
fed advertisements viii be received Up 10
this time.
Advertisements VIII be received at
branch Offices of the Post-Intelligenc n at.
TACOMA BUREAU-IiIs Paclnc avenue.
Thomas Sammons. Manager
PRT. TOWSSEND-FreEch e. Springer.
BELLINGHAM BAY BUREAU-New
whatcom. corner Holly and Canoe streets.
Q. H Culver, Manager.
The following letters await advertisers
at this Office:
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AGEN WANTED.

WANTEsD-Agents to represent the Mu-
tual Reserve Fund Life Association,
liberal contracts to experienced men.
Call on or address James de German.
manager for Washington, 2ae Burke
building Seattle.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS The direc-
tors of the Washington State Peniten-
tiary desire TO purchase about 5000 yards
of wooden and cotton cloth. For SAM
pies and further information address
James McInroe, Secretary, Walla WalIa.
Wash.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCANA LODGE, No 81, +. and A. NJ.
Stated meetings second and fourth
Mondays of each mouth.
d. w. BASS. w. II.
A S. GIBBS. See.
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BELLS. batteries. anrua siata~S. xresklrw
tubes. electric agat. bell Msr5as and "a
pskrs. \. A Johnson. - Sss.er avenue.
telephone So.
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Joaa gsasSsos, wins ana sssrst ffaerusss IL.
London has fssieS for ssasssss
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CITY NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ssS1e.
tice OF assessment roll OF loeAs @SS9ov
nent district No 20. for ~ SSsin
ment of Lewis street. under 49, s.
No. $3.50, and hearing thefess.. sS6111s
Notice is hereby given thai Szf1
meut roll of local irnprovenc.s5 IE0n
No. 90, for the improveusent - H
street. from Yesler avenue e 47@snse
of Waiia Walia addition. rnu rs! ~ f&jt
No. 3,553, has been reported ~ vi 81 q
of public works TO the city ev ~ ~ a ~
city of Seattle and is now oa - 80 y
Office of the city clerk ana 49,. ~ ri ~
now open for public inspeee. ~. ID
office, and will remain open ivs ~
until Monday, the lfth dAy y s.SS5m ~
1885, ct o'clock p. M. ana W - ~ Srce1<
terezted are hereby reauiurssst ssrSt II
before the city council IN Joslss r. RI
house of delegates in the c1ty ! s<selcck IA
i4th dav of January. 1895. al " -
m, and make objections tnssc 1900 -
time SO fixed the council VIII COS Ps.5ta -
and ali objections made ana II r.
such corrections In said ro,i e a,,,oSof =
lust. and will then deduct tHc .. - el66t3
such cost assessed AGAINST ~ - wea(1
ings (which shall he paid from .sen 81 =!
road fund OF the cityt ara VIII ,esfx - ~
sainance approve such roll ana 49, - y -
sess the amounts thereof ~ ia r.
parcel and lot Of land shown i - ~
and declare the same len ti.<is sssr -
matter may be adjourned % - ~ 81
IL so ordered by the city c2ru.rnnr.w ART
city Clerk OF the Cit, $50 Il
Date of frs. publication S
1897
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT hos, $500
nenf aIstrict No. s. for the w.
rnenf OF onion street. uB1es s
No. 3. sc. and hearing theIs. - sSl(
NOTICE Is hereby given tnat - ~
ment roll OF local lmpfussns ~ III i!
Nc. 95. for the iTuprovfnsnrs- vank n w.
street. from east margin o. :. .,ssf r
to west margin OF second 1870
ordinance No 3,3S5. has Been 4 III &
the board Of public WORKS :. - = n
council Of the city Of Seattle az ~ -
on file in the office OF the city $3.50
game ls uo,y open for puDllc ihyys. 1r[z
SAIL office. and VIII remain ~. ~
gDeetIor until Monday, the is.h ~
Jauuary. lss5, AZ 5 O'clock 2. Ia nssssnif5
E.aysons interested are hereDy "a m 4 Il
FDpear before the city coushassss.4f1 G. q
session 10 he held 10 the - the
befs Of the house Of dsicga - =. - r. -
hail on the 18th day Of Jannae $50 - :
O'Clock u. M, and make opJee - - 1
10. At said time 50 nArsl.s.e,snsH = y
viii consider any ana al o s..tes..ns ~
and will make such t0FI .s ~ ! rem e
rclf as il deems iDst. and VIII 80 80 p
he ) 7,f,ssyst ~ s53rh s3xt assesafa III
street crossings ~ tici1 shah - lssssY
the general road fund OF TT ss,x
Will then by ordinance apiHes... n -.
AMI levy ard assess the a'bust - n r
against each parcel and i9l q IS -
In SAID roll. and declare inr 49,
thereon. Said matter may
10 a later date If - efdefsa - - <3lZ|7<5
CITY Clerk Of the sltyx . s2s3'
Date OF nrst publication 81 81
1891. 80.
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10 ~
.en IL
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HELP wANIED-MALE.

WANTED-For army, ablebodied. unmar-
80 years; good pay. rations, clothing and
medical attendance; must be prepared
TO furnish satisfactory evidence as TO
age, character and habits Apply at
room 81 Boston block. Seattle. Wash.
EANTED--Those desiring male help can
get IL at the city mission free of cost.
604 Commercial street. Telephone 1917.
WANTED-Bo from l2 TO II years old
at Am. Dist. Tel. Co.'S Office.
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MISREPRESENTATION as mate. gatchman
or auartermaster. Address l.. n, L. q.
Box I,iss.
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pERsoNAI..

nrRFvEr.pS. Valley street. near Mercer
school, weave rag carpet. we IuIA'sa
warp.
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l Court 5
E'sht eiee
|.sEar J
d Hesni
4sorssnx
s9f NJ
E|seixarl
ii yonss]
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WINTER & HARPER-Complete stock of
musical instruments of every deScrlp-
ton. Burke building, Second and Ma
rion streets.
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WANTED-Pos.tion as waitress, cham
bermaid or housekeeper. Address Box
eS2.
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FOR RENT-A finely finished six-room
house: large yard. Apply on premises.
lfla Fifth street.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders OF the Merchants National Rank
OF Seattle will be held on Tuesday, Jam
uary s, 1895. at 20 o'clock a. M, at the
office of the bank. for the election of d.
rectors and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
WM. T. WICKWARE, Cashier.
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The following letters await advertisers
al this Office:
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WANTED--By an English lady. q stua-
ton as housekeeper, companion or nurse
to invalid; can do general homework OF
all sorts. Apply by letter to Mrs NJ
g., at Post-Inteiligancer office. or per-
sonal interview daily between $3.50 and
8 at Occidental hotel.
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HELP wANrED-rEMaLE.

wANTED-By Swedish woman, position
as cook in private family or will do
general housework. Address e2l Com
mercial street.
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r. CHRISTIANER-New and permanent
piano and OF gan wareroomS at the Rial
to- Second and Madison.
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FOR RENT-Modern eight-room house;
close in, SIG. I'arfIatfer, ai2 Bailey build
ing
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FINANCIAL.

PRIVATE MONEY to loan on any good
security; warrants bought. Room IA,
Halter block.
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WANTEp-S Situation By white cook i'm
hotel or restaurant; satisfaction guar
anteed Address L.. n. s., Ito Madison
street. city.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-11
BauoS Territorial ! lgdlooIa Dc Pusrts.Rioo

En- Ia Junta general celebrAdS en- lOS diaH
l.oy del Corriente, para 10 dlscuui6n de sus Es.
tatutos y ID de6BiLiVS constitution de dieho Ban.
co, fuercn sprobados con les modihcaciones que
ss introdujeroD, oH reteridos Kstatutos, Sdopt6n.
dose entire otroS aeuerdos les Higutentss:
PrimerO. Fijado 81 capital del BAncO o.
dos milloneS cuatrocieV tos mil pesos, rspvOsenta
do por "a mil Acciones de Glen pesos cadS uBa,
dIvididas on cuAtro series de seis mil Spsre.
ciendo ya cubiertS 10 primera, quA ha de emitirBe
al ochentA por ci-nto, 90 he concedido un plAxo
hastA el Is de AgoSto pr6ximo vsniderc, para 81
pago del primer dividsndo, que es de vsinte pc
500 por scci6n en- IL intsligeneiA de COnuiderArSs
AbonAdas J sin vAlor alRuno, les auScriprionea
de los que no hSgGn elective dioho dividendo
dentro de- Citado plazo improrrogablO.
Segundo. Los interesadoa pOdrGn verifcar
81 page dssde 81 die 40 del corriants, debiendo
hacerlo en- esta Capital y bsjo rscibO que les ex-
pediTG ls Oomisi6n que Suscribe, nombradA por
ID Junts general para ultimar todoH loS actos y
diligsnr isH peliminsrss indispenssbes para ID
inatalsCi6n del Bando. Para tacilitAr Ia recSuda.
ci6n pOdrG sambl6n efectuarse el psgo por CON
ductS de los 1enorss Oonseieros rslidsntes fuera
de estA Ciudad, J de las personAS que rscogieros
Les SuSCripCion0B; poro Siempre en- el COncepto
de ser todOs los gaatOS , risSgOs de ID remesa
-esta Oiudsd de cargo de los ,psgAdorsg.
TercerO. TOdas Las CautidadeS psrtenecian
tes a BsnCo Territorial J AgrfCOlA que pOr cual
quier Goncepto % re"audeu, interia 90 ConBtitu
yam f,Tmalmsnte sus O6Cinas, 90 depOGitAr6'
en- las Caias del BsncO Espans dc esta Provincin
Ouarto. CoBtin6a abisrta pOr ssta Oomisi6H
la gusCripCi6n de les acciones suspendida 81 co
menzSr Ia Juuts general; psro solo Conditional
mente SEQ On el Concepto de que 1nicameBte
SO hAr6u efsCtivaB las que bAsten Cubrr las seis
mil acciones de Ia primera seris suplendo lei
que falten para completsr ess ndunsro por conHe
cuencia de ID caduciaad anteu lndicada. De es.
tas nuevas acCiOnes Sc lleva I'M Registro por ri
guroBo ordsn de fechsa, fin de que terg'n ID
debida pr oridsd Lon primeramente suscrit1s.
Yopsrs que lIegus anoticia de todos los in
teresados, pub'icamOs el presente en- Puerto-RicC
10 de Julio de 1894.-.Ju.tdn 3. BancO. Jos
ROig COlomer. .-Fiael GWiUeraaety. 81
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On rn oontrAto ' pussta gu disposition deSpuSS
de hAbOr aut lido las Truabss de rigor con todas
las roglss pscrupuloSidad requeridAs on eatoS
csaoH por IA cienciA mscknics, temi6pdoss quizA
por qEe 81 trGbaio haJsi sido heeho On Puerto-RiO,
que 20 brindArA les coniieionea de Beguridad me-
ceHAriAs. La oalderA que NADIA t4niA que envi
liar en- SolideE las construidas on loS mas afs
mAdoH tallereu extrsnjsros, per7naneoi6 sin en-
barge, durAlt to mucho temp on esta hArina,
siendo obieto de converVacionsl, que pudieron
haber mAtado en- gu cunA una nueVa importan.
tisima indugtriA del pals Todos saben On Puer
Rico q. los tAlIerss de maquinGrisV, fundiCi6n
herrera de los HehoreH Portilla, cuentan con
los elementoa n0cesarios para hA9er blon
cuslquier trahaio de los compreudidos on el giro
de 10 casa.
La calderA dc reierencis, prsvio el dehido
eKbnen, fu6 comprAda por los senorsS A. MAS
son HijoV, cOmpetentes mecGnicoH, instalsdoreS
de CentraleS, que tisnen una estsblecida entire
CGtaho y BayGm6n y alf go halla en- uso hace
algunos neSes dsndo los mejores reBultAdoV prGc
tiCos, aun cuando trabAja & mas preston DO "a
eEtipulada en- el contrAto C0lebrado con el GeHor
hAcendaJo que la rechaz6
Para satisfacci6n del pdblico y en- honra de
los sehores SObrinoO de Portilla, pubicSmoS q
continuation una earta que & dichos senoreB 10
ha SidO dirigida pOr los rsfsridOs A. AAS'6n .
HioS. Dice at;
A MASON \ HIJo primeros mecaniCOS inItA
lsd6res de Oentralesy toda Gave de nIquinA
riA Taller dc reparAcioneS. San Juan dc
Puerto Rico. CatSfo, JUNO 2S de 1894.
sreS. SoArinOs de Portila-PuertO Rico.
Muy ssnores , amigos nuestrOS: I'm ConteS,
taci6n su Atenta fscha lS del que curIG en- la
que NOS piden Udes iuformes detslladOs aeerCs
de ID caldera multitubulGr de u pies ditmstro
por 15' largo conStruida pog Udes. y que tsne-
mos On uso on ID faCto'fS "Uni6n'- on BSyAm6n,
tenemos e eusto de participates que dicha cal.
dera funcionA con peifscCi6n enterS sat STAG
ci6n nusStrS, fue prObada & usapreui6n de so Ii.
bras por pulgadG cusdrads en- los primerOu dian
de 81 marchA 10 quanOs ASegur6 que pOdriA fun.
CiOnar una OPPRESSION mayor pueH que Las espan.
stones de todas aus parties eran. unifOrmes, he.
ci6ndole sufrir axprofsSo cambioS de temperature
que dc haber sido de un NAL material Construc-
ci6n defectuoVa hubiese dsdo por resultadO esca
pes de vspor por las uuiones de les planchas.
Primeramepte fuS probadG eBta caldera 4
una preston hidrsulica de l25 libras por cuadro
luego ls preston indicada de 80 librar de vapor
8 Sea producisndo vapor hasta esta preston y o.
IL aCtualidad f1nciona con ls de go libraSino ele
v&ndose mas dichs preston por ser muy suaCiente
para los aparatos CON quienes 90 reacioua.
A. MASON HIJo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-11
y LICEO De BGYGMON y

AG 70 denOminarG el colegio de primera '
segpnda enst hsnza pr6ximo & establecsrua IN
aqusl pueblo y del que "a NOS hemos ocupado,
aunque ligsramente, anteI d. Ghors, espsrando
que Il idea tomark cusrpo para poder tratsr del
agunto con mas conocimiento de cauBs
AL efecto hemos procurado informarnos de
t"d" cuanto SO relatione con tai proyecto, ', DO.
demOs asegursr que "El Liceo de Bayam6n" 90.
tara 81 nivel de los mejores colegios de la Isis,
pues apArte de las vsntAiss que aiempve proper.
Ciona los ninos Ia vida del campo, hsy tsnb, On
lS cirCuVstGncis de que estsrS 81 frente del cole
81" don VirgiiO Dkvila, iefe de una virtuo,a fa
milis, 10 que pOr Gf solo es una garanHs para los
padres que envien allf sus hijos; sgregSnd. re &
esto que dicho Eenor, sobrs teaer ttulo, iutsli.
gencia SufCiente para IL enSs6snzs, posee en-
grHdo guperlativo 81 don de trssmitir %, como.
cimientos ponerlos al alcancs del tisrno enten.
dimiento de los ninoB. BusDa prusba dc ESQ 81
q brillsate reGultsdO Obtenido por los slumnOr
que ha traido examinsrss en- el Institute en- es
tos 6ltimos a6os.
Cusnta, GdemGs, 81 aehor D6vilo, con la zoo
porsci6n de los Senores siguisntes; Doctor don
Agustin Stahl don Pedro O. ThimoEhS,, doa Jo
y pEyila J don BrAuliO Dasno, uuyOs pEptssOrsEr