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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-15
Ladies' Capes and
Jackets.

ladies' Jackets. in navy or black beaver
good quality. $50
ladies' Jackets. IN black houcle cheviot
= inches long. double-breastcd, collar
with square reVe~es. three plated
ia *, So. same style. IN VIDE vale
cheviot $1o5n
ladies' jackets. In black or blue beaver
double-hgeasted. six-buttou front. faced
with Thadars, stitched seams, fle.50
ladies' jackets, in checks and Scotch
effects. douhle-breasted, SIS.
Ladies' canes. IN blue or black beaver
. inches long. trimmed NTH soutache
braid. &gas
ladies' capes. IN blue or black beaver
trimmed with pulled coDey fur and
hercules braid. S7G
Ladies jackets !n handsome cheviot.
black and navy blues. special g.
Ladies plush capes. lined with change
able SILK. trimmed with fur s1sS
Ladies' plush capes, edged with fur. SIX
lined 2e5A
Ladies plush double capes. edged wt.h
fur. s.lk ln-i tI2ra
Ladies Jackets .a oxford meltous, don
hie-bTe3Sted So
ladies' Jacke,s, la black hauc}e. double
breasted. s7sS.
ladies' Jackets. n black beaver. q
inches long. Sr&. slack hoacle. So
4@44ir> laEhFtS. II fkA Ni8A s+l.t4r f-al
ble-hre3sted. - inches long. $3.50. IN
brown covert cloth. s.
ladies' Jackets. n black 5oucle. % inch as
long s.
Lad IS jackets. - tan covert. r. mined
NTH brad - inches long. S251
ladies 1ackets, ia tan covert. double
breasted. with pearl buttons. $3.50
Ladies jackets. n tan covert. - Inches
hong d1ubie-breaste3. $50. in blue
Gle 81 - IN black kersey. 81
Ladies Jackets. in black ulggerAeaa e
inches Io1g sl25o, II black b3ucIe. f2u
six lined. SIS
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Ladies' Capes.

Ladies' cspes. in black boucle. 30 inches
long. $S25.
Ladies capes, in black clay diagonal. q
inches long. $3.50: same, silk lined
throughout, SIS.
Ladies capes. in brown fancy mixtures.
IS Inches long. golf hood. So; in import
Cd Scotch mixtures. 80 inches long,
80: n black boucle. SIS
Ladies capes. in black beaver. edged
with satin ribbon. SIS; In black diago-
nal cheviot. $3.50.
Ladies' capes. IN plush, 20 inches long
trimmed with c0ney. S.: same. with
opossum trimming. 50; 80 inches long.
81
ladies' capes. IN plush, trimmed with
pulled concy fur. % inches long. lined
with changeable serge. Sc: with Thibet
fur edge. Sl25Q
Ladies' capes, in plush, extra quality.
handsomely embroidered. edged with
Thihet fur, p inches geo
ladies' capes, In plush. handsomely en-
hr0.8ered edged with fur. s9sS
Ladies' oapes, I'm extra fine plush. very
handsomely embroidered. Thi5et fur
edge, go.
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Carpets and Drapings.

Don't forget the third floor. Here you
viii find every thing kept in a first-class
Drapery department kept In frst-class
shape. We would call attention to our now
Rug and Mating department. These lines
are now very complete. Only few moro
Carpets left, going a. very low figures
Linoleums and Oncloths less than cost 10
land Lace curtain and carpet cleaning
specially. All our work guaranteed strict
IL nrst-class. Estimates made on drapery
work Suggestions and ideas furnished
free Of cost. All work OF our own special
designs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-15

Dora p Cseero. wife az Joseph Cicero.
vao was murdered August - az Avon
dale. fled a petition Il probate yesterday
afternoon for letters OF administration.
SIC says the property consists OF ons-hals
interest IN LOT -, block T. Motor Line add
ten . Seattle. and lot (. OF McEaughtg
extension % Judkir's addition ~ Seattle.
and the northeast quarter OF the north
west quarter OF section y. township -
north, range east. two mortgages. worth
sLieo. tao COWS. two ysariinEs and three
calves Tire children named are Mira
derson. .
TIE retltion will be hard SArlterr1her =
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Colored Dress Goods.

Bicycle Sui;.rr e inches wide. az PC s
yard. all colors, very suitable for gym
n2s.um and bicycle wear
Illuminated hrocades, SIS inches wide. at
So. makes mp nicely for house wrap
pere
Chaugeahle covert cloth. IS inches wide,
Sc q yard
Bouc'a s4.cngs 40 inches wide. go a
yar1
Caners hair novelties. q inches wide.
65c a yarI.
Plymouth eacki1g. extra value. 50 inches
vla,. g., a yard.
TWc-.aae4 b3ucic, 20 inches wide. soc a
yard
Mohalr F.Hetta. - inches wide. s. a yart.
Basket creron. plain colors. 45 inches
vide. s. a ard.
Herculene checks. s. inches wide. s. .
yard.
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Sh0~av - Transcript OF Judgment
from fcstice court. $50
Virginia Russell vs Frederick william
TTss-AcrouuunE q transactions and az
vsulnrrnsnt o. 4 rece1vsr.
A Anderson vs. Edward Boy1e-Trau-
SCRIPT q judgment from justice court s1sL
A Anderson vs. Z. Combs II ux-Tran-
SCRIPT O. Judgment from justice court. Ss2
Mary :. Clarke -. Mor5ka Sfegel - al
go. remainder cf promlSsory note. and %
9crecSOss mortgage
Charles r Wiley rs. American Lumber
Cor pany-ss, 20. penalty for not providin <
q krot-SaT guard.
john Sheehan 81 a.. rs G. w7nehiil - al
Compliant n intervention 81 a : Kerry +.
material furnished. 500
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The New Dress Goods.

Words WON'T begin 10 tell half about
their beauties. See them. Pick them up
for closer examination. What richness OF
eoloring. such perfection OF effects. such
satisfactory qualities for wear. for com
fort. Above ali. note what lot Of dress
beauty is 10 be secured for trillng cost.
The beauty and guilty standard IS higher
Than ever oefore-the price standard is
lower than ever hetore-the cost IS small
in comparison with the qualities. You
must see these particular ones:
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1T an Item IN Fridays paper Il was
staten that TIE reason tie Nalkyrie drew
cut q the Yacht race Thursday WAS as-
canss her Commander had learned ira. ne
AeFsn1er had = case OF Rainier Bottled
Beer on hoard. and he knew that nothing
mace could heaI Rainier Beer. This az
pears % have been a mistake. The new
VERSION : that he had ordered = case ~
Rainier Beer for his own heat and 4 was
accidentally LEFT behind. ans rather than
take any chances CT losing i he drew out
o. the race
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New Umbrellas.

ladies' Umbrellas. aac, &C. sc. s.. fi-cs.
slA.
Ladies' Umbrellas, better quality IN hne
horn and natural wood handles. SIS, s..
g = g -. s.
Ladies Umbrellas, natural SILVER trim
r,a8 sticks Dresden halls, ivory and
rea-l handles. S. - 70 SO each See
third window from corner.
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To Clear Title to George ID. mn Estate.

The administrator OF the estate OF Ellen
Il Hil was granted permission yesterday
afternoon byJudge langley TO proceed By a
bih of equity 20 settle and determine all
questions Of title 10 property in order that
a nnal settlement may he had II appears
that the title TO a considerable amount Of
real estate located IA different counties.
and which. according 10 the order, was
conveyed by George n. Hill TO Joseph Nc
Naught. is clouded. and the present pro-
ceedings are for the purpose Of settling
the matter
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HUMPHREYS FINE HAND.
It's Work Won the Franklin Case TO,
Him-An Appeal Taken.

The fact that the new law on the num-
Der OF jurors requisite TO give a verdict
turned the balance in Mrs. Pugh's favor
in her damage suit against the Oregon
Improvement Company. has occas.oned
considerable talk and it has come TO light
that it was the fine Italian hand OF John
II. Humphries that drew up the bill. Twice
before he had gotten IL through the senate
but the house knocked him out Last
session, however. he tried again his nrin-
oipal assistant being State Senator Helm.
AS the law was passed IL read ten instead
or nine Jurors, as Mr.. Humphries drew IL
Up.
The oregon Improvement Company lost
no time yesterday in showing It's intention
of fighting the suit TO the end. A notice
was filed asking the court to set aside
the verdict on the ground that the evil
denee did not Justify the verdict and that
errors of law occurred at the trial.
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The New Domestic Goods.

Never a better time for housewives 20
replenish the household linen closets. The
domestic stock Is at top notch point-fuu q
new goods at new prices. New" IS writ
ten on every line % goods. We buy direct
from the mills and buy IN such quantities
that NE can offer ycu the very best cot
ton and domestic at more than ordinarily
attractive prices. It IS true economy to
buy the household stuns here when the
qualities are sighted IN order TO cut
prices.
New line OF table linens. fun hleached.
all grades, sec. &C. 75c. go, 81. $50 and
sa.25 a yard
New line Of Damask napkins, fun bleach
ed US 6-S and 81 size, 81. S.@1, $3.50.
sl1S se50 So and $3.50 per dozen.
New line OF Turkish towels. bleachei
and uubleached. greatest values ever
offered. 10, 1@1sc. sc, % and Is each.
New line ~ Damask and buck towels.
all pure linen. all s.ges, all prices. 1oc.
Ie'sc lsc. &C. Sc and up, each.
New line OF pattern table cloths. bor-
ders all round full hleachc5. handsome
designs all sizes. S-13. S-i2. S-I4. 1910
and 1912, ranging in price from 1915
u $50. CThree-quarter size napkins 10
match II desired.
New luc az crash toweling. bleaCAei
and brown. all pure linens, very best
makers i-5c. Ice. l2tsc. i5c, Is sc ana
1Sc a yard.
New line ~ cloaklnss. "a inches wide.
sI5 a yard.
New Elder down comforts. S45o. s.. $40
and S-.5a
New line OF colored wool blankets. every
see and a. every price. So. -. s. Sl-e5.
$50. SI.15. 80. s., ~ as high As SIS
= pSir.
New line 81 white wool blankets sill
Qualities ard prices &c. s.. SIS. $50.
g. SIS. g q. 81. s. . each.
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ce1se1 b. Judge Langley. 50 Fosters az
torney wert ssf0re Judge OSBORN this
tirrs. lis contention = that when the
justice sentenced Foster ~ sad. Cen
fired iu me county tai OK King county
from ea-e Ct sentence and pay costs az
tbs action. sf1s5, but that later the
words. for the period o. four months
ware a5des without Fosters knowledge
Judge Osborn granted the writ and made
y refurnahle Tomorrow morning AZ 80
O'clock Posters x3te IS now sung foT u
divorce
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Swincler Raifr-S Latest Plea.

2. c. Reih, who changes his plea as
often as he has an Opportunity. was taken
before Judge Humes yesterday again ami
this time pleaded not guilty. The state
filed an appended information in which II
corrects the idea that Reifr represented
himself as Eugene Wilson. a brother OF
Maud Wilson. the owner OF the cape. The
state now simply claims that Reiff repre-
sented himself rs Mss Wilson's brother.
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Stamped Linens.

our full line viii Re open for inspection
on Monday. The most complete line We
have ever shown
DovlieE. g.. s., 7c, 13c. Dc.
Center Pieces. &c, 35c. &c. Csc, TIC, g.,
1875 s. %
Trays. 10. &c. 4oc. 5oc. SC. 75c. pc. 81 ..
tL5a
Lunch cloths. TIC. s.. 3 q. ,Iso. si.75.
g s2Sa -
scarfs. II. :, soc, 75c, 81 ti.2s. $50. tL75.
8. s. 81.
scarfs. Monte, r.. s5c az. t5c, 50c, sc.
7sc. s5c. 25c, ill0. SI2s. $50.
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Ladies' Outer Coats,
Capes, Etc.

Come to this department prepared 10 be
surprised. Here IS the finest stock Of
outer garments for women and children
ever shown IN Seattle. It is the very per-
fect.on OF elegance in cloak styles. Not
single novelty is missing and every purse
may ho satisfactorily suited with the great
range OF prices that exists:
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Ladies' Shoes.

No woman who wishes 70 secure hne
Footwear ~ wsy down prices can afford 20
pass this offering BY:
We have put On sale this week 81 pairs
Of ladies' fire Kid button Shoes. patent
leather tips, cloth and hid tops. opera
and square toes. heavy extension soies
= good street Shoe: special price for
this week. s5.75.
Misses Shoes. $40. q ard ,20
BOYS Shoes. 81 =, $40. t1.75 ard g.
Children's Shoes, s9c. 81, sl.25 and $50.
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ITEMS Clothing.

New goods OF latest style az most rea-
sonable prices are the great trade draw
Ing features OF our Mems Departments.
Mems Mackintoshes. in wide or narrow
wales. special at 81 each.
Mems overcoats Ia blue and black Mel
ton, $40
Mems overcoats in blue and black Ksr-
sey. SIS.
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New Suits Filed.

The following new suits were filed in the
superior court yesterday:
Elizabeth II. Fraser VS.. the Fidelity and
Casualty Company, of New York-$2, 900
and costs on insurance policy.
T. NJ. Ratcliffe VS.. J. ". Mcleod ct al
Transcript of Judgment from justice
court. $50.
Fulton Market Company rs. w a.
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Hats, Caps, Etc.

Misses and childrcn's sailor caps and
Tam O'shanters. SOC, 75c. 81. $50.
BOYS school hats. 20, 5oc
Boys Fedoras. new styles, $50.
Mems Fedoras. ti.50. s1.35. so. $3.50.
Mems Stir Hats. tIaS. ESQ. s.. $50.
gweH drezsers wear Dunlap Hats. FAN
Ia4 winter styles now on sale.
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Furnishing Goods.

Mems umbrellas from Eoc % s7.o. Our
leader Is A steel rod, glove cover. Par
aRon frame and Congo handle. for 81. %:
can't be beat.
Mems winter underwear and winter hose
IN all grades and AZ ali prices
We are selling the De JoinviIles, the
swell tie. a. &C. They won't last long
al that prl9 s
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Black Dress Goods.

MaAsr fsn-.es. IS inches wide. &c a
yard
Moaa.r Crer0ns. - inches wide. 70 a
yard, q inches wide. Sc yard. g.
Inches w.ts s. a yard
t-inch C-s0ors especially adapted for
dress skirts. az sl25 yard.
Plain H,2cs Beucle. 5.-!nch. $50 a yard.
Al ire ~ery lstes; weaves and effects,
FSns2g Il price from So 20 s. 81 a
yard
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wife-Beater Foster Weary of Jail.

Edward Foster. the Ballard wife-beater
who has been fattening ia the county iaIl
since July .. while serving out a four
months sentence. made another effort TO
secure his liberty yesterday BY a second
writ OF habeas corpus. The first one was
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Jewish HOLIDAY Services

New Years service VIII commence in
the synagogue. corner Eighth and seneca
streets. on Wednesday. September Is. at
- p N Morning service September q
and - az 30 A n
lay OF At0nement services commence
frl1Sy. september g. AZ s.So ?. n
Morning service September y AT a n.
Tickets on sale at Goldstein Hat Co.
-. WI\EHILIA President
r MORG ENSTFRN. Secretary
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" 1 suffered the terri
bic tortures for ten
years with what your
Or. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Advis-
or describes, as Gas
tralgia' pain IN stom-
achi. | employed our
home-doctor took X
dozen bottles Of sarsa-
parilia with no oene-
fit; then / took one
half dozen bottles of a
celery compound with
out any benefit 4; then
eight bottles of iron
tonic, vet / was 10 bet
ter: this was in 1850.
I then took six bottles
Of DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical nfe- arrrr-
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9 physician. even X the child was dying.
ouI would certainly have done 81 had IL
hl.cN 2 tne troa5ia that vas % follow.
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Gem drug store Is the place for families
70 buy their drugs Everything fresh.
pure and cheap.
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The Columbus. Saudusky & Hooking
Valley railroad was sold az Columbus
Saturday for &.looepo. Il was bid in by
W. L. Guerin in behalf of the bondhold-
ers' committee.
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Fancy Silks.

new ii0o - fancy silks Tor trimming
ans waists inst received. q inches. s.
y1ra. seVen different co,or!0Es.
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mich made ne7p mG1 If No am now hity
two years old and for the pass five years have
worked very hard on my farm. n IS impossible
for me to say too much for the Golden Medical
Discovery"
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Chief Consulting -
Physician to the Invalids' Hotel ard Surg
ical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y, that all cases
OF Indigestion, Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant could be cured permanently if the
right treatment were given. In support of
his belief that he had discovered an altera-
tive extract which he called Golden Med
ical Discovery" that would cure these dis
eases, he collected from all parts of the
country the evidence of those who had
used his medicine. aud be has asked the
public to investigate for themselves, as he
would be glad TO furnish the names and
addresses of thousands of people who have
used DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. All interested should send for little
medical treatise on Dyspepsia, Chronic Di-
arrhea, Liver Complaint, BiliousnesS,
Constipation and Piles, published by the
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
Buffalo. ~ Y, and mailed on receipt of six
cents in one-cent stamps. This book also
contains the photographs and testimony of
many persons who have suffered from dis
eases of the digestive organs.
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Millinery opening tomorrow. Graham's
10 Second street
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Weather permitting, First Regimen,
band Leschi Park this afternoon.
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Train leaves ; a n. for Snoqual-nie falls
and hop ranch.
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A RECEIVER FOR THE CROPS.
MRS. RUSSELL says tho Lessee Has Mis-
npplieI the Prnceeds

virginia Russell. who claims ownership
q farm IN township %, King county.
ana VINO y dissatisfied with the outcome
OF lease to Frederick William Ellis, oh
ialhsd the appointment OF a receiver in
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STUDY
. o! the action Of

of the action of
medicines, or vegeta-
bic compounds, upon
the stomach, and tests
IN many hundreds
of cases, long ago
convinced Doctor
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See Indian horss races snoQualmie today.
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INDIGESTION; SEVERE PAN IN STOMACH.

THOMAS FLETCHER, of Clifton Station, Far.
far Co, ID writes:
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z. MoRGENSTERN. secre,ar,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-14

plazo de 2 meses para que
constituyan fanZa los funcionariOs pose
sionados que no la hubieran prestadO.-
9Qe NO REoGed5e la imRSsci6n de de mu1ta
Desestimando el recurso del contador de
la Aduana de San Juan contra ell fallo de
la Junta Arbitral rec lido en- el afOrO de
156 kilos de chaql etones. COnfrmandO
nOmbramiento de Official 50 de la Aduana
de Mayagiiez de don Antonio CULLEN
Idem aprobando cesantfa de don Enrique
Franco del destinO de Official idem de idem
idem.-Nombrando don Benig0o Cirilo
Official % de la COmisi6n InspectOra. -Signi-
fcandO la cOnveniencia de 9. los funciona-
rios de las Aduanas certifquen en- las poll
zas q. SO expidan el origen de los g@neros.
RemitiendO informe instancia de los
sehOres A. Hartuaur sol;citandO devOlu-
ci6n de 7I69 pesos.-Condonando la mul
ia impuesta los seflores Cortada y Comp.
por ell vapor Emilio.-Idem Ia idem de la
parte hacienda al captain del barco no
ruega LOmgflz611 -Remitiendo R 0. de
EstadO trasladandO nOta del Embaja
dor de Alemania referente al comisO de
moneda mejicana al pasegerO Llis Stasuy
d Desestimando inetancia relativa a la
mejora de sueldo del Ab2gado don Juan
Morera.-Traslado de Hacienda pidiendO
factura de embarque y declaraciones de
hojas dc despacho del adeudo de harinas
peninsulares de las ahos 189 y 1894 y re-
|
sando 50 aclaren las deudas que aparecen
ca la Ultima coluTna de la adjunta rela-
ci6n de Ia EFDeuda antigua. a".-Declarand
q don Fernando Estrada con derechO a
pasaje de regreso a la Peninsula.
diendo reintegro de pasaje a don Manuel
de Teran.- -Confrmando cablegrama au-
torizando gastos de cr6d1to de marina y
devolviendo expedientes,- Idem- iden
idem, idem de idem de idem idem idem
para que Sc arplien con nuevas iquida-
ciones.-R. D. admitiendo la dimisi6n que
del cargo de Intendente General de Ha-
cienda ha presentado don Salvador Bayo
Maiden nombrado para ell cargo ante
riOr don Juan de Observation-Disclosures
do cesante don Benigno Cirilo Official %
ASSESSOR Letrado del Gobierno de la Para
qua. -Remitiendo t1tulo de don Jose Mar
Golden id. de den Celestino Iriarte.-
Traslado de Guerra rectifcando Ia do 23
de Noviembre del "a referente q la pen
sion de do1a Dolores del Moral.-Idem de
idem confrmandO eI retro provisional que
sc hfzo al sargento de la Guardia Civil don
Manuel Aguirre.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-14
lNDICE De HACIENDA

Remitiendo para que SO requisite do.
cumento de retro de Don Augusta Gacte.
--Idem de pension de doila Teresa Pagan.
.-Idem idem de don Ricardo Prol.-Con-
cediendo Ell cobro de su haber pasivo por
esta GAIA don Ricardo Prol.-Idem idem
: don Fernando PignatelG. .-Idem el idem
idem & doila Teresa Pagan.-Idem el idem
idem don Augusta Gacte.-Idem el iderrA
idem doha Rosa Odina ---Traslado de la
j. @. P. concediendo pension dofia Cruz
Rivara.-Idem de guerra idem idem a do
na Regina Lorenzo.-Idem de idem do
fla Carolina Plaja.-Idem de idem refe-
rente al RETRO de don Ricardo Prol.-Tras-
lado de Marina nombrando don Rodrigo
Garcia de Quesada 20 Comandante de esta
provincial Maritima.-Idem de idem dis
poniendo pase este Apostadero 81 Tenien-
to don Eduardo Fernandez.-Idemd de Cue
rra idem abono de diferencia de sueldo So
icitado por don Francisco Orduha.-Re-
mitiendo para su resOluci6n instancia de
don Antonio Ciria sobre reclamation de
habsres. .-Desestima instancia de don
Julio Llano en- solicitud de rebaja de fan
za.-Idem idem de los Medicos Doctores
Mortgages Font y otros solicitando 90 le
exipaa aeseUsnt9 DEP pS de sus habeCss,