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sence OF legal machinery through which
he could force them. They are nom
inally the agents of the federal courts
which appointed them, and only
through those courts could he have
brought action. and these he considered
favorable to the road.
This week the judiciary committee
has up McGann's resolution for the in
vestigation of the action of Judge
Jenkins in enjoining the employees of
the Northern Pacific from strike. This
resolution has resulted in a shower of
protests and petitions being sent to the
committee on labor by labor organiza-
tions.
There is no doubt the recent order Of
Judge Dundy against the men OF the
Union Pacific, coupled with his order
for salaries of $4,000 to be paid the FIVE
receivers of the road, will probably be
called to the attention of congress from
the same sources.
The influence which tends to restrain
che committee on judiciary from re-
viewing the actions OF the courts unnec-
essarily is the judiciary branch of the
government. Its members hesitate to
take any action which might look like
interference by one branch of the gov
ernment with the functions OF another.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Unexp, cted Strength Developed by the
silver Men.

Unexp, cted Strength Developed by the
silver Men.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. The strength
developed By BANDS silver seigniorage
bill leads to the belief that another
movement will be made for unlimited
silver coinage, as a sequel to the passage
OF the seigniorsge bill. Bland has al
ready introduced bill "for the free
coinage of standard silver dollars" 1t
went TO the coinage committee, and was
about TO be discussed, when Bland asked
that it be temporarily laid aside, in order
that the seigniorage bill might first pe
acted on.
As to the free silver bill, Bland said
today: ''No definite plans have yet
ir hpH ottpdiFF.isyItIdd ot II. qyIIdent At, many many
Oaite IN numBBer lrsBB a,'-3f o3f naasestiopss1 mno
voted for the repeal purchase clause Of
the Sherman law have said they would
like TO have free eilver brought to an
issue again in order to reverse their
former position. About 25 Republicans
are counted in favor of the seigniorage
bill. Some OF them are outspoken in
favor of following up the measure with
free coinage bill.
Tracy of New York, one of the anti
silver leaders, says a bill for the un
limited coinage OF silver could not pass
the house. He points out that quite
number of antisilve Democrats favor
the seigniorege bill, because they think
1t will dispose of the silver question for
the next five years at least. He thinks
the feeling in congress about getting rid
of the free silver question is one OF the
main reasons for the strength OF the
seigniorage bill.
BANDS free silver bill repesls that
portion OF the act OF 1888 which prohib-
it's the coinage OF standard silver dollars.
1t also repeals that portion of the law of
1887 that provides "for the coinage and
legal tender power of standard silver dol
lars OF 4l21s grains of standard silver"
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FROM TIMBUCTOO.
THE FRENCH PREMIER MAKES A
STATEMENT.
The Government Has Nothing to Con-
ceaI About the Recent Dis
aster-Interpellation
Postponed.

PARIS, Feb. l0.-In the chamber of
deputies today, Casimir- made a
long statement in regard to the disas-
ter to the column commanded by Col.
BONNER near Timbuctoo. The premier
said the government had nothing to
conceal, and that it did not desire to
minimize the gravity of the situation ;
but this was not the moment to inquire
whether there had been any act oi
excessive courage or imprudence.
Learning that Timbuctoo had been oc-
cupied by French troops, the govern
ment telegraphed Colonel BONNER TO re-
turn to France as soon as circumstances
permitted. Meanwhile, they counseled
BONNER not to undertake any fresh act
of aggression, and suggested that ali
possible prudential measures be taken.
After having read the official dispatch
from the governor of Soudan, he did not
know whether the French officers were
dead or only missing, but instruct
ions had been sent to the governor of
Soudan and other governors with the
result that reinforcements are on the
way from Algeria and from other places.
and it is expected the French force at
Timbuctoo will soon be relieved. There
could be no question Of evacuating Tim
buctoo. The incident conveyed lesson
to France, and she would not forget that
necessary measures should be taken to
prevent recurrence.
I'VE are convinced" the premier re-
marked, "that the chamber does not
desire to discuss the merits of the case
at the present moment"
Interpellators agreed to postpone any
further discussion OF the Timbuctoo
question, and the chamber adjourned.
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Government OHcials Witness an Inter
estine Operation.

Government Ofhcials Witness Inter
esting Operation.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-A difficult
and delicate piece of work was per-
formed at the gun shop of the navy
yard today. 1t consisted in fitting a
jacket to the tube of one of the new
13-inch guns for the navy. The opera
ton was entirely successful. Shortly
after 2 O'Clock the jacket, weighing
37,6S5 pounds, was lifted by q 110-ton
crane from the pit in which it had been
heating for the past two days, and with
but little delay shifted to a position
directly over the tube. 1t WAS then let
down over it very slowly, while work.
men stood by and turned the jacket
from side to side to prevent stick
ing. Everything went off without q
hitch. Eleven of twelve 13-inch guns
to be made, have now been jscketed and
are gradually nearing completion. They
are for the chips Indiana, Massachusetts
and Oregon. A large number of officials
Witnessed the days work, including
members of congress, officers OF the
navy and detachment of naval cadets
at Annapolis.
The hydraulic mount for 13-inch guns
was also given a trial at the gun shop
today, and apparently worked satisfac-
torily. The early trial OF one OF the
guns, with the hydraulic mount, will be
had at the Indian Head proving ground.
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THE NATIONS CAPITAL.
The Senate Working on the
Wilson Bill.
Probability of Some Changes
Being Made.
Sugar and Whisky Are Receiving
the Most Attention.
The Progress of the Bland Seigniorage
Bill In the House--Receiver-
ship Railroads to Be
Investigated.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The develop
ments of today's work in the senate
finance subcommittee indicate that the
income tax will carry, the whisky
bonded period be extended two years
longer, and the free list much curtailed.
The committee has had in view the
preparation of bill which will meet
revenue requirements and prevent
another resort to bond Issue. Pursuant
to this purpose there is little doubt the
committee has concluded to retain the
income tax and place duty on sugar.
Louisiana senators are 80 urgent in their
demands that the committee will find it
difficult to refuse report favoring the
duty on sugar. The committee Is con-
sideriug the probability that some
changes will be insisted upon before the
house will agree to the senate bill, and
is shaping the bill accordingly. The
whisky men are working hard for an ex-
sion of the bonded period and are
likely to succeed. The chances are the
tax will remain at the figure in the
present bill, or at most not above $l.l0.
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THE WHISKY TAX.


Kentucky Senators LabOring to Lengthen
the Bonded Period.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Senators
Blackburn and Lindsay of Kentucky
were before the senate finance commit
tee today, in the interest of the whisky
distillers of Kentucky. Their time was
devoted almost exclusively to the ex-
tension OF the bonded period, which the
distillers say, in the present depressed
condition of business, is absolutely
necessary to them. They represent that
there are now 85,000,000 gallons Of
whisky in bonded warehouses which
must be taken out under the Wilson
bill within the next three years, and
much of it within the next year or two.
This, even without an increase in the
tax, would be a hardship, and with the
increase the burden will be that much
heavier,
Voorhees,, chairman of the finance
committee, accompanied the Kentucky
senators on visit to the subcommittee.
This fact is considered as favorable to
an extension of the bonded period. He
had previously been in conference with
some representatives OF the distilling
interest.
Mcpherson was also closeted with the
sur. committee for some time during the
day.
The net gold in the treasury today is
$102, 729, ,080, an increase during the last
"a hours of s3,734, ,841. The currency
balance is $34, 25S,007
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HAWAIIAN NOTES.
PRESIDENT DOLE REPRIMANDS
THE DIPLOMATS.
Rumored DissensiOn Among the Two
Factions of Anuexstionists-The
Importation of Chinese
Laborers Defeated.

HoNoLULU, Feb. 3.--In reply to Presi
dent Dole's demand for an apology from
the foreign diplomats, the Japanese
consul, Mr.. Fujii, expressed his regrets
for not attending the provisional govern
ment's celebration OF January 18th.
The French and Portuguese commits
sioners also cent regrets, baeing their
action on the anomalous condition OF
affairs here. The British minister,
Woodhouse, simplg sxGgsefF6sfa rsSrata
The proposition to import more Chi
nese laborers has been defeated. This
action is due to the fact that the Japan
ese government demanded that the i'm
portation of Chinese should be con-
trolled by the japanese government.
RUMoRs OF DIssENsIoEs.
There are indications that serious dis
seneions may occur between the Amer
ican league and the Annexation club.
rival factions of the American party.
The American league has adopted reso-
lutions affirming allegiance to the pro-
vieional government, to the end that the
islands may be annexed to the United
States. The resolutions suggest that il
annexation is hopeless protectorate
would be acceptable.
Paul Neumann, the queens legal ad-
wiser, few DAYS ago attacked and beat
II. N. Castle, editor of the Advertiser,
with cane. The attack was caused by
the Advertiser's caustic comments on
Neumann and his methods.
The steamer G. r. Bishop has gone
ashore on the island of Kauai, and will
probably be total loss.
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NEWS FROM RIO.
Reported Engagement at Nictheroy.
BenhRm's DIspasch.

Reported Engagement at Nictheroy.
Benham's Dispasch.
Rio DE JANERIo, Feb. 10.--A strong
force OF insurgents from the rebel feet
landed yesterday at Nictheroy and gave
battle to government troops. Many
we're killed and wounded on both sides.
Peixoto's soldiers, under the command
of General Argollo. made a stubborn
resistance. The insurgents did not gain
any material advantage, and after
severe engagement were forced to re-
treat.
New York, Feb. 1.-THE Herald's
special from Buenos Ayres says: Des-
patch from Rio Gays: The insurgents
landed Friday at Nictheroy. There was
q drawn battle in which many were
killed on both sides. General Argollo
commanded the government and suc-
ceeded in preventing the insurgents
from advancing.
The Hsrald's special from Monte
yideo says: Reports from Rio Grande
do Sui, Brazil, say that loyal troops
under Nipolito have sustained fresh
defeat. The rebel column under Gen.
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RAILROAD MANAGEmENr.
Feeling That the Receiverships Should
BE Investlg gated.

Feeling That the Receiyerships Should
Be Investigated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-There was
movement in the house to urge upon
the judiciary committee the investiga-
ton of the management of the railroads
under receivers appointed by the federal
courts. So many complications have
arisen lately, as the system of receiver.
ship control has spread. that the matter
has been brought before the committee
in several phases.
Recently Governor Tillman of South
Carolina memorialized congress- on the
subject, stating his troubles with the
railroads which run through his state
growing out OF the refusal of the re-
ceivers to pay state taxes, and the ab-
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LONDON, Feb. 10.-Rupee paper is
quoted at 5S1s. as against 81 yesterday.
Dispatches from Calcutta say the
Times OF India severely condemned the
policy of Earl Kimberly, secretary of
state for India, saying: The decline
OF half pence in exchange will result
before the end OF the year in loss OF
2l6 lakhs of rupees. Thus, to sell 4S
lakhs of rupees, the earl has thrown
away 2l6 lakhs.
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Hone KoNe, Feb. 10.-The steamer
Hang Chow, from Samarang for Ssura-
bsya. collided with an unknown vessel
which Immediately disappeared. 1t is
supposed she sank with all on board.
The British steamer Aeaph sailed from
Hong Kong December 81, and may be
the missing vessel. She registered 1900
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PASSENGER TRAFFIC..
Another Rate war Said to Be Immi
nent,


CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The passenger sit
uation is still in very critical shape.
and little is needed to precipitste dis
astrous rate war. The Western Passen-
ger association lines have decided they
will not grant the Union Pacifc's de-
mands relative to emigrant business
commissions. They say the Union Pa
cific is endeavoring to dictate how they
shall manage their own business. The
Atchison, which has hitherto acted con-
servatively, is quietly getting ready &c
fight, and once it begins there will be
music A So rate from the Missouri
river to the Pacific coast is possible, and
the prediction is openly made that if
the war begins there will be receivers
for other lines than the Atchison before
peace comes again.
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CHICAGO, Feb. 10-The University OF
Chicago annoudces an acquisition to
the faculty in the person OF Professor
Barnard of the Lick observatory. Pro-
fessor Barnard will probably take up
his residence at Lake Geneva as soon
as the Yerkes telescope is mounted
there
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DR.. French of Philadelphia, Pa, guar
antees his nerve and brain tablets to
cure in every case or refunds the money.
For sale by Off & Vaughn, druggists,
corner Fourth and Spring streets.
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Salgado and that under Gen. Tavares
are now acting together. Gen. Isidor is
said to be dying.
DISPATCH FROM BENHAM.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The navy de-
partment today received the following
cable. dated at Rio de Janeiro, February
9th, from Admiral Benham: This
morning there was sharp engagement
at Areira point. 1t is projection OF
land near Nictheroy and good place to
land for operations against the latter"
COMMANDERS REMOVED.
MoNTEvIDEo. Feb. 10.-The COM
manders OF the Brazilian rebel war yes
sells Tiradentes, Santos and Bahia, sus-
pected of disloyalty. have been deprived
OF their commands and others have been
appointed in their places.
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Thurston's Millinery and California
Straw Works, 264 s. Main street, oppo
site Third.
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Fitzgerald, music dealer, has removed
to 1l3 South Spring street.
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Our great reduction sale of PANTS
and CHILDREN'S GOODS continues
for short time only. Now is your time
to get fine goods at the lowest possible
prices Call and see for yourself! Don't
miss this opportunity.
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FOR THE DISTRICT OR SOUTH
ERN CALIFORNIA: FAIR; COOL
Err WEATHER; LIGHT NORTH
ERLY WINDS.
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BANQUET BY THE SEA.
SANTA rioNlcA SPREAD HER
SELF IN A WELL-ATTENDED
RECEPTION OF REPREs ENTA-
TIVE TEN LAST NIGHT.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

8. u ofrsCid ocupaFae de tndo y 81 dig 81
gniente s, dnspE6s d. Dir miaa Hisndo Les 9 DC
la msnano aali6 para Norovia, acompanado do Va
RIGS aefors1 de Ia localidad.
ia Mor0yiS
a las Il AZ hoy 3 lego esta pueblo =.
despu9s de siatr & Is IgleRia oBia 90 cant6 81
Tsdeum empez6 givar visita ofcla, exami
aapdo aa apcuelsS casa-guartel de ID Guardia
civil GaEnicerfa.
Halo la Igleuia en- nal eatado; ID cala-el
cuela de Rifaa en- an local que Roreune Las con-
dieionss higiSsicAG necenarias lacarnicerfa lam
biSn en- NAL eEtado.
Ofreci6 Z III senior Concsjsl aoabar COZ 81
monopolio ID Il Carniceyfa, agi como tambitn hi-
70 ignal ofsrta q Alcalde de Vega-bajs, seiOE
Pasfoy, que CO 4 motive de la vista Ae hllla-
ba alf.
Sc Ie uiryi6 IN sucuVento almuerso en- Ia
cana del usnor del Rio, laB de Il tarde
parti6 para Ciales, acompanado del Alcalde de
este pueblo de varies vecinos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

~VAPORAs cue sspsran: EI esp. EuH.
kRgo," renalala procedsnts de Liverpool Vlgc,
hacia q 20 2S del corrients 4 sste puerto
sontinuars visja & Ia HabAna y dsmsa puertos de
oana escslas, amarecsga asul ms1ana; eI ing ss
Thames, said Ell is es Nasva York con deatl-
40 este puerto, 81 spaKoi 'rSstnraina" 10 We
fifis6 e 10 ds c0Trle2ts de VilsgareiR III esp.
Ramon de LarKiBags, ssli6 de 1lvsTpaol el II
lei q. cusss; On escRa en- SaRtaadsr. El alemSn
.'Australa", procedents de Hsmbufgo, BrsRsn
y st. Thomas llegsra aqui 81 2s dc. actual Sc
guiEa viaie para Color, VIA Aguadills, Msyslez
PoHce. El esp. "Cstalnha', sRli6 directo de
UadiE para enta puerto 81 10 del que cursa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20
VIals del GOhaEnadOr
DE NUEsEROs OORRrsPoNsALrs .
De BaTros.

De BaFros A
A Las IL de Ia maiama del IL sAli6 de este
pueblo el AIcalde municipal 81 Dspositario y
otroH vscinoB eBperar 8. e. qae yaniR de Ba-
rranqnitas.
"A las de IL tarde lego & BarHog con nu-
msroaiSlno aeompaHamiento 81 Gobernador.
Di6 gEacias Dios On 10 Iglesia, Hegdn coz
tumbre, por "a felix llegada.
Vlsit6 las eacuelaa eRcontr&ndolas en- perfee
tn eEtado y seguidamente Sc trssad6 Ia Cars
Oonsistorial dcnde ae practice por loB empleados
al efecto nombradog ell exSmea de les cueRtss
municipalRs, dirii despu6G 8. e. al cuaFtal
de ID GuaTdis civil.
Ofmog de boca de persona autori zRda quo Ia
administrator municipal era buena.,
lnatalado 81 Gobernador en- 90 eags hospeda.
ie se q present6 81 anciaBo JuaR B. Torres pi.
di6ndoIe ordenarG Ee le entregaaGn 2B almudeH
dc cafe que tisnel depouitados, poH robo que de
al 90 ae hciera. s. e. pidi6 informes 81 Juez
la Audiencia de Ponce, ofr0ciendo aquel que sa-
rfa por que e L mayor breYedad le entregasan
10 que golicitaba. sa
Present6sele adem6s an escrito firmado por
varioa vecinos doRde Ie le psdia que por tansT
BaEHos mas dc IL 900 almas, eompletameRta di.
seminadal, necegitaba dos m6dicos titularea por
que uno solo no podfa praGtar seYvicios & "a ex.
tsnsR iurisdicci6n que como ca 81 presupuesto
Yeuidero be le asignaba On plaza de m6dico lR
auuaA do 200 pesos anualas podfan Craarse dos
plazaa en- lugar de una.
Por dltimo don JoG6 Rsy Pena prssant6 tam,
bi6n solicitud para que ae le pagaBeD liata diaa
que auxIli6 on log tFabeios de amilaramientos,
qUei6ndose de que le habfan quitado 81 ampleo dc
gpardia municipal po9 coloear { an ahijado w.
lisndoss do intEigaA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

aIaunas muy sorprepdestes La de lou polius
sios por ejsmpfo, que al encontrarBs Sc fEotan
nhtaaments Ia nGrlE, Ia de los thibstazos que
Hs ensedan Il lengua cruien los dientes So ara.
hAn fren9ticaments lss oreiaH. Pueu bes, ssg6n
deEcubrimianto que acabs de hacer IN diaTio pa.
Eisi6n, psvecs que sHas sxtaVsgEnciaH del saludo
no son exclusives de los paiEss atrasadoI. En-
nuestra misma orguIloga Europa hay uno en- Ell
Cual, lB gepte humilds BaIuda las Ssforns basaR-
dolaa en- el VisEtre Ese pals cuFioso eB Ia Polo
MIA y el cbso 10 cusnts, como ocurrido ella nit
ma 81 psEeaEse por el campo con 1ua edueandas,
una inltitptriz frGnfesa. LBS campeEnos Bs
arrodillaban Ia be1sbAn en- sl vientrs, sin duda
como homemade 30 fecundidad, pueE Il crefan
mAdEe de lag muchachss ore educabs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

Una reEpetabilislma Cssa de concrete de
Ponce que no eI de Lac que pueds ser soBpsch oss
de hRber introducido monsdA de cuntrabando al
p0is, NOS dice entire otrAs cosaH 10 que Higue:
"Eate Concrete psra extirpar futuroE con.
hictos, ha raBuelto recojsr del nercado Ia mcnsds
meiiCana nueva = ias cRsaG exportadoraS est&n re-
cibiendola 10Y 7S centAvos ss suH trsnSacciones,
con 81 exclusive objeto de sxpoYtarla en- seguids.
Aver llev6 eE V5lIaveras II mil pesos para NueYs
York via Cuba hoy lleyara e Vapor frances
unoa so nal para Europe.
"Habra viato uated loastaqusH que enCamina
ID prensa de Ia localidad sl Concrete en- general
' en- particular dos casas muy reRpets bles, sin
haber egtudiado concleRcia 10 que adeantaD.
Este comercio, on Eealidad, merece splauao por
que con sacricio propio esth tratapdo dc sbaratsr
la moneda que ocaHioRa cambios tan altoBy ai
logra hacerla taisr, bajarfsn tambien todos los
artieuloH que ne impOrtan del extranjsYO, result
tando que 81 pueblo libraris con manoa saCri6cieG
"a aubsintsncie.n
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BUQUES sn puerto sRta manAaAr De FGvesEa
81 berg. "Oortes" para Nsorca, Il gol ''BslHie e.
Creighton" 81 baEg. "Virgsn del BueA Csmi-
10, dsscargaRdo; CoEtsros: Las goletAS "Pa-
quita." para AgusdilIs; "BoriHquea" para Aqua
dills,y NsyGgde1; "RscompensA" paYa Mays
sCarmalita" ' sOorrz6a de Ms IT," para Are
cibo; EPanshitE',, para Arroyo; .Maua Artsu,"
y !" Buenaventura para Vieques.; "Psquete
de Arscibs', para Msyagasz Ponce; "Petra'
carsaaaio; '.Ana Mria," .'Corfz6n de J6sdsn,
pezdisntss de fete vspor sAvles". cArgando-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20
81 inteligaata eacritor , estasi

81 inteligsRta escrltor sstaeista dominics.
no senior don Juan Jcse Sanchez mes ha enYiado
deBee San Pedro do Macoris, doads reside va
RIGS ejemp ares de ua iateresaRke op6sculo titula
do " LA cana en- Ssnto Domingo" para que 10
distribuy amos sptra Huestroa amigos sgricultoreH
de cato pals y hemos empezAdo "a cumplir Gu
encargo. El o. 6sculo en- question da idea de los
adelantos sgricclos que hs hech0 squel pats en-
los & timos sfios y de IL asombrosa fsJ&cidad del
suelo domniCano, publiCaudo adsmAB datoH sIta-
dfaticos aumsments inteTe.sptsa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

quehs deSeubistto en- las ruinss 1e IN cAEtillo de
81 pafa la eEpsda autsatica de Bayardo, 81 cabs.
llero vaesoso irrepre chabls E depositaso de Ia
preciosa Rsliquis ha envlsdo fotogrsffas de ala Z
los directories de los Mnsens nacionsles de Fran
cia, hay peri6dico que pide el Rombramiento
de una comisi6n Cientiica que vaya eEtudiar Is
autsRticidad da ID espada. lTambI&n podr6 Ber
II ae RarpaPdnI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-20

De CaguaG non dlcea por tal6gTsfo eHta tar
de:-" RAya en- demonstration 10 que aquf gH.
csde con ID Cuesti6n moaeda, EI comesCio psg.
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