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COMPLETED THE REPORT.
Librarian Spofford's Plan for Re-
organization of the Library.

A paragraph in the last sundry civil ap-
preparation bill requires that tue Librarian
of Congress shall make to the next regular
session OF Congress full report touching
a complete reorganization OF the library Of
Congress, and also whether separation
of the law library from the remaining por-
ton Of the library is desirable, in view Of
the completion OF the new library building.
Mr.. Spofford has about completed the re-
port called for by this provision, and will
have IL ready for presentation to Congress
when that body meets.
1t is understood that the scheme for the
reorganization to be proposed by the Libra
rian will provide for a superintendent of
the new building, with authority over the
mechanical part of the work connected
with the administration of the institution.
as well as the appointment of register Of
copyrights, who shall be in charge Of that
part of the work.
This latter suggestion has several times
been urged upon Congress by the Librarian
In his annual reports. 1t is believed that
Mr.. Spofrord will recommend that the law
library remain in its present quarters al
long as the Supreme Court is located where
il is
Mt. Spofford interprets the resolution to
include within its scope suggestions as TO
the use to be made of the present quarters
of the library, and on this line he favors the
conversion OF the west wing OF the library
into a study and consultation hall, where
members OF Congress may find all neces-
sary books OF reference in the prosecution
of an inquiry into any subject OF public az
fairs.
Ex-Speaker Reed favors the consolida-
tion of the two restaura nts in the build
ing and their location tn the west wing %
the library.
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Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of transfer filed for record yes
terday:
Charles W Leah to John oibers. part of
south half OF lot 8, Greenleaf estate, S10-
Augustus BuTgdorf and A. S. johnson,
trustees, to Alfred S. Wilson, lot q,
b and ] subdivision of square S32, So
Frank 1. Gregory ct ux to William H. II.
vision or square 916, $40. William B.
Matchett ct TX to Charles B. Smith, lot
% OF John R. McLean's subdivision Of
square $40, $40. Brainard II. Warner ct
TX to Clara A. Dawson, lot 50, Manague's
subdivision OF lots 100 to 142, Long
Meadows, subject to two trusts of 500
and $50 respectively, $40. Stilson Hutch
ins ct ex to John Z. Mclean, west one-half
Of original lot square 22S, subject to
dorf and A. S. Johnson, trustees, lot 20,
B and ] subdiv vision, square S32, SIS.
Charles d. Walcott and Frank II. Kuuwitun
to Samuel Z. Weed, part of tract Of and
called Gift" $40. Thomas E. wagga-
man and John W. Pilllng, trustees, to
Samuel A Drury, lots SO and n, Cold
stems subdivision, square So, SS,G75-
Samuel A. Drury ct uX to Emma Nor
rissey and Thomas Murrissey, lot Go,
and Others tn b. ]. Edwards, lot 13 In $. p.
Loumis' subdivision of square Go. $780,
Susan A. Ruffin ct al. to E. V. Hartman,
lot 100 in Joseph r. JuhnSon's subdivision
of part of square i04, Sc, 900. Isaac
Newman ct uX TO Joseph A. Guldst"in,
lots 1874 and 19o, Unluntuwn, $40 and
other good consideration" Albert Cor
bert ct TX to Elizabeth G. Dunkhurst,
parts of lots and 4, square 34l,
W. Winter, lot %, Gibbs subdivision of
square $50. $40.
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EIGHT-HoUR LAW EVASION
Clark of the Capitol Is
Brea king 1t.

It has been found necessary in order to
install the new electric light plant In the
Capitol before the meeting OF Congress to
work more than eight hours per day.
Architect Clark, under whose superyfs-
ion the work is being done, was fearful that
he might get into trouble If he directed the
laborers to proceed through a prosecu-
ton for violation OF the eight hour law.
A violation of 1t rendered the guilty per-
onment for six months, or both, in the dis
cretion of the court
There have been twoor ee prosecutions
under the law, and before proceeding to 1n-
struct the wor6men TO labor more than
eight hours day, Mr.. Clark consulted Dis
trict Attorney Birney to learn whether or
not the situation at the Capitol constituted
such "a case of extraordinary emergency"
as would relieve him from the operation of
the statute.
He was Informed that under Judge Mil
ler's decision in the case brought against
the contractors for erecting the new Gov
eminent Printing Office be would be
justified in going ahead with the work
under such conditions as to assure its
completion before Congress meets.
So the eight-hour law is in allegiance for
the time being, that sufficient light may 5e
thrown upon the proceedings of Congress
when that body Is in session
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worse Than Jarndyce VS.. Jarndyce

worse Iuan udTnuyCo vs.. Jdrnuyce.
The statement of affairs of Broadtairs
bankrupt named Cook reads very much
like quotation from "Bleak House" The
unfortunate fellow seems to have suffered
quite IS badly as any Of the hapless lega-
tees In "Jarndyce vs. Jamdyce." He
was unlucky enough to have a rich aunt
who left will, and with it the germs Of
an expensive litigation behind her. Coun-
sci advised Cook that he was to receive
f2,500 under this WILL The Irish court
Of chancery finally decided that Cook was
only entitled to 1925, and Judgment was
given him for that amount. OF course, six
hundred is a big drop from twenty five
hundred, but still 1t is a comfortable little
sum. But the costs had to be paid, and
when all the pickings were done he received
only 92 q. The poor man mean while
borrowed f600 on the streng 9Th of his e1-
pectations, and had spent 1t. Hence his
appearance In the Gaxette.-London News
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S. a Month

And all remedies furnished. His tremend-
Gus success as a practitioner has made bis
name familiar as a household word. He
quickly relieves and permanently cures
all chronic, nervous. and special diseases.
Catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, rheumatism.
dyspepsia. constipation. night losses, ennis
sions, varicocele, failing power and stric-
ture all yield to his scientific methods Of
treatment.
DR.. Walkers offices are centrally To-
Gated on the second floor of his well known
sanitarium, 1411 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Office hours, 10 a. N. to 8
p. M; Wednesdays and Saturdays from
to p. M; Sunday, 10 to IL.
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sPFCIAL NOTICES.

OFFIcE OF The EXCISE BOARD FOR
the District on Columbia. Washington.
Nov. IL. 1S96.-The follow ng-nnmed
office for renewal Of Wholesale liquor
licenses: w. n Astby, 300 Z street north
west: j. w. Assleton, SIS H street north
F. T. Schneider, manager, 1908 street
nOrtli west; II. ~. Connor, I1O1 First
street northwest; NJ. F. Coughlin. 1909
Is g street southeast: j. !. Daiy. 1861 G
street southwest; G.. II. Demonet, 1S47
Fourteentti street north west: Ida NJ.
J. A. Dentonef. LIZ Pennsylvania avenue
north west; j! W. Dorsey, 1857 Twenty
second street, northwest; ]. Doyle. 431
First street south west; N. H. Duvall 1928
Pennsylvania avenue north west; A. Ehls-
81 o street northwest; +. Ellis. Canal Road,
county; F. NJ. Finley F. ii. Finley 6 SOM,
1906 ID street northwest; NJ. Finn.
southeast corner of Twenty-firs and II
streets northwest; A. Gaegler &. j. Cas-
pari 1909 Seventh street northwest; G.
F. & j. II. Quick 243 First street southeast;
nue. northwest; A. Hanion, i444 Thirty
second street northwest; ]. F. e. A. Herr
mann. $50 Tenth street utheast; C. Jacob
son, northeast corner OF Twenty -seyenth
and X streets northwest: j. & F. Kraus,
80 Thirteenth street northeast: p: W.
Lowe. 1919 street northwest: e. y.
west; ]: Madigan, 436 Monroe street. Ana
costa, d. c.; W. Muehleisen, GIG Fifth
street northwest; L. Z. Munck, 916 Ninth
street northwest; P. Murphy, 1433
Eleventh street northwest: C. G. NcChes-
ney, 1859 Ninth street northwest; F. Nc
Knew, 1871 X street northwest; j. A
j. L. Passagno, SOS Ninth street north
west; NJ. Peter, jr., 1858 jefferson street
northwest: =. Phillips, 126 B street north.
west; j. b. Prout, All -Four a-half
street southwest: c. &. F. Rcnshaw, 1901
NJ street nortliw west; G. Repp, 1885 o street
north west: g. Riani. 1876 b street south
east: r. A. Rover, TAI North Capitol street;
C. Schmidt, sos Maryland avenue north
east; w. L. Seufferle & W. II. McEifresi,
trading as Jackson & Co., 626 Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; ]. Smith, Pros
pect street and Grant avenue, Reno, d. c.;
h. f. Smith, $40 Sixth stf>et southeast:
ID, A. Sullivan. 100 II street northeast; w.
H Speiser, 209 Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
east: J. spaper, 1907 1-2 F street north
west; r. j. Stanton, 1401 TweDty-nintl
streeth northwest; II. P. White, 1888
Twelfth street northwest; X. Xander, 43s
street northwest.
ROGER WILLIAMS,
II Clerk Excise Board, d. G..
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NHERCH NOTICES.

MOUNT ZION NJ. E. CHURCH, Twenty
ninth street, between Dumbarton avenue
and o street north west, Rev. s. Aiken
Lewis, paStor-11 a. IN. and 7:3O p. m,
preaching by the pastor; $50 a. M, Sun
day-SchoOl; p. M, Epworth League, ad
all the week: trustees grand rally continued.
FIFTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Eighth and | streets northeast, Rev. A.
Reoch. pastor-Preachtug at IL a. M, by
the pastor; evangelistic services at 7:30
p. M; c. E., at $50 p. m; Junior c. E.,
at $50 p. M; Sunday-school at $50 a. M;
chorus choir: seats free; everyone invited.
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FOR SALE-FARAIS.

FOR SALE-230 acre farm. 100 acres
cultivated. balance in timber; ad1oin-
ing town of Herndon; two dwellings, out
situated for gunners' clubhouse, or would
divide into small farms. Address Box As,
HerndonP. o., Fairfax county, Va. no16-3t
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
of mills and machinery supplies. 90
By virtue OF writ OF fieri facias issued
out OF the clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the District OF Columbia and TO
me directed. / will sell at public sale. for
cash on the premises. No. 4S7 Missouri
avenue northwest. Washington, d. O.,
on Monday. November 8. 500. att o clock
a. m. the following -described property,
to-wit: Large stock consisting OF betting,
pulleys. antifriction metal. graphite. en-
CINE. mills. Skating. boilers, gear wheels,
the property of the Corbett Mill and Ma
chine COMPANY. and sold to satisfy execu-
ton No. 3e7S2. in favor OF Mash Gorton
Manufacturing Companies.
ALBERT A. WILSON.
u. g. Marshal. D. o.
Duncanson Bros. Aucts.
MOI -dtsesu.
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DR.. WALKER.

This well-known and popular specialist
has made permanent his offer to treat
all chronic, special and nervous diseases
at the uniform rate Of
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RALLY Carpenters. Open meeting. All
friends OF organic ed labor are in
vited TO attend TO open meeting OF L. A.
l74S, X. of L., on Monday evening, No
vember lS. at the Society Temple, Fifth
and g streets. General Master Workman
Sovereign and host of prominent labor
orators Will he present. Everybody in
vited. ALFRED F. WALDSAUER, Sec
refary no16-3t
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-on very easy terms,
from l TO 6 miles from Washington;
20 acres adjoining Arlington Heights, on
Mt. Vernon Electric railroad; also several
tracts containing from 1 ere to 100 acres;
improved and ummproyed. also "a acres
to be sold at auction near Arlington on
December 4. The attention OF government
employees, mechanics. investors. specIla-
tors, and business men generally, is called
to my large list of suburban and ia rm
property. Call for my map of country,
20 miles around the District, and large
list of property for sale; free to all callers;
also building lots for 81 per week. Now
is the time to buy; property shown free
of charge. JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
noo-lm 1921 + ST. NV
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-whoie or
hair interest in grocery, meat market
and commission business; best location
northwest; coal and wood yard connected;
doing splendid business; will take good
CITY or suburban real estate unencum-
bered. THOMAS F. BARRETT, 519 18th
st. NV. 1t
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FOR EXCHANGES Broom
house. with one ormore acres ofground,
on 3. & P. r. R., for small city property.
Address Box z. Atlantic Bldg. no16-3t
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wANTED-HoUSE
wANTED-A good unfur., 12-room
house; west of 18th ST.; suitable for
letting rooms. Please address EXPER-
IENCE, this office. no17-2t
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FOR sALE-suRuRBAN.

FOR SALE-The finest lot in Ken
siDgton, Nd, one block from electric
railroad and two from b. & o. station;
VIII Sell cheap DRUGGIST. cor. N j.
ave. and O st. NV no15-3t
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wANTED-PosTAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-u. S. postage stamps
department, official, revenue and col
sta mps. l will buy in any quantity and
will pay the highest or your own price
for all scarce stamps. c. +. R0THFUCHS,
500 l-2 Penna. ave. mol l-tf
DEPARTMENT stamps-wnl buy
all kinds and any quantity, and pay
the highest cash prices obtainable. II.
!. DUNKHoRST, 1908 9TH st. NV.
no13-1t
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FOR RENT-HALL.

FOR RENTAL and Bird story halls,
25x7o feet, can be used for business
purposes. No. 63l La. ave. no16-6t
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Suburban, at Brookland,
ID. C., blocks from cars, G-room frame;
cellar, bath and attic; latrobe, range; hot
and cold water. Inquire /. 8. HOLLIDGE,
care Saks & Co. Do16-1wk
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE-

w "A NTED-Canvasse for q new ana
popular corset Apply l412 9Th ST. NV.
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wANTED-FLATs.

w ANTED-A OF room modern nag
convenient to l4th ST. car line. Adj
dress MODERN FLAT. this office se16-6
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LOST.

LQST-0n wednesday, a black and white
beagle hound, answering to name of
Slow; both ears brown; liberal reward
offered. 2O2 Mass. ave. NV. 1t
LOST-November 10, 1895, in George
town, a small yellow dog, named Dick
Reward if returned to 1921 st. George
town, ID. c. 1t
LOST-Friday evening, black and tan
dog, named Dan; had on collar and
tag when last seen. Return to S. 8.
SHELLEY, 1928 9TH st. NV. Receive
liberal reward. 1t
LOST-Friday evening, front of Com
vention Hall or 1911 st. NV, pair
gold spectacles. Finder rewarded by re-
turning TO $500 18th st. NV. no17-2t
IOST-Siik umbrella; A. S. d. on handle;
reward for its recovery. Address A. s.
B., this office 1t
LOST-Black pockctbook near 9th and
Louisiana ave-; reward il left at 1917
st. NV. Item
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

wa NTED-Private male nurse, day day
aud Night. ALVIN F. ROLLS, go
e 81. NV. II
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w A NVED-EXpericnc hand 10 aIIer
iatiies' cI6aks: none but those with refer,
encr need Apply. NJ. GOLDENBERG, 92o
9Th ST. NV. ~
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WA NTED-servants' wages and debts
10 collect; no charge till collected,
write me LOW, this office. II
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w a NTED "A gents. send 10 cents
Tor sanlplr of Christmas novelty Al
dress NAT BURGESS, 80 Washington St,
Isnsr..n M.iAs III
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REM1TIDO
JUzGUE FL PUBLICO

"Escribimos al vapor y modo telegra-
fico Fin el d1a de aver por la tarde Sc
ACADIA de llevar cabO por este Juzgado
municipal un sshecho que no hallamos Co
mo calificarloo, pues pOr respetO las le-
yes no nos atrevemos a llamarlo despOjo 8
atropello. Don Modesto Sola y Rodriguez
ACADIA de ser lanzado, pOr la fuerza, de su
casa propiedad en- ell barrio de Turabo. La
historic es la siguiente: Don Modesto So
Ia. compro seis cuerdas de terreno y una
casa enclavada en- ellos, a principles del
afio proximo pasado, sdona Trinidad
Rios, qlien la hab1a adquirido hac1a tres
af1os por compra que de ella hizo q sus her
manos don Felix y don Jose Rios, segdn
escritura piiblica inscrita en- ell Registro de
La Propiedad de este distrito. Al mismo
tempo que ell seflOr Sola compraba la casa,
los senores Pla Piugmoler y Compan1a, de-.
mandaron a don Jose Rios, en- cobro de
pesos e hicieron. que el Juzgado municipal
embargara dicha casa y la adjudicaran en-
pago q los sehores Pla Piugmoler y. Com
paflfa, a quienes, por ell Registro les fue ne
gado ell embargo preventive por no ha,llar-
Sc inscrita la referida casa favor del
mencionado don Jose Rios, aquien deman-
daban, sino a favor del expresado seflor
Sola, que, como llevamOs dicho, la compro
a doila Trinidad Rios, quien hacia tres
ella As1 las cosas, el pulcro y justicierO
don Jose Maria Soils, al regresar de la Pc
ninsula Y hacerse cargo del JuZgado muni-
cipal, 5dicto auto negando Ell desalojo de la
casa de referencia, por considerar verda-
dero legitimo duefo a don Modesto Sola.
Los senores Pla Puigmoler apelaron y al
llegar ell expediente al Juzgado de primera
Instancia, Sc encontraba desempefando
este cargo ell referido seflor Soils, por ha@,
llarse enfermo ell senor Lcdo. don Julio
Maria Padilla No pudiendo pOr tanto el
senor Soils entender en- ell asunto en- que
habfa fallado como Juez municipal, delego
en- otros que Sc inhibieron hasta llegar q
aceptar Ell sefior don Juan Mendez, quien
busco como acesor al Alcalde de Cayey,
Lcdo. don Luis Mufoz Morales, amigo in
timo abogado de los senores Pla Puigmo-
Ter y Compal1a, y quien al desempenar el
cargo de acesor, parece que Sc olvldo de
10 primerO que Sc aprende en- el DerechO:
Jus suatna cuaque trGbuend9. Despacha-
do Ell juzgado de primera Instancia a su
Juzgado municipal constituy endose en- la
referida casa, lanzo de ella por la fuerza a
su verdadero y leg1timo dueflo don Modes
to Sola, disponiendo que Sc colocaran los
muebles y demas titles que en- ella hab1a,
en- un ranchon a la intemperie. De este
hecho que, repetimos, no hallamos como
califcar, Sc levanto acta nOtarlal a presen-
cia de numerosos y respetables senores que
Sc hallaban en- la casa. Por 10 eXpuesto
comprendera Vd. sefior Director, que este
no necesita de concentrates sino que es al
pdblico a quien le toca juzgar. Con seme-
jante proceder podemos aseverarle que Ca
81 todo Caguas esta indignado y no halla
como explicarse ell hecho escandaloso, que
deiamos denunciado. Juzgue el pdblico. !"
Caguas, Enero 12 de 1895.-X.
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sQuien que siquiera hhasya pasado por
Aibonito 30 Gonoce a la gentil Ramonita,
una de las mas lindas flores del fragante
ranillete de aquel privilegiado pueblo?
Ramona rob6 al armi1o su blancura y
a las guindas sus colores Els dulce cariflo-
sa conquista las mayores simpatias al
instante de tratarla Como activa ha-
cendosa en- Ell gobierno de la casa, no tie
ne comparacion.
D1cese que en- la Villa del Captain Co
rrea hay quien bebe los vientos por ella,
pero sabemos que mas de veinte les pasa
otro tanto. iDichoso el que legue a mere
Ger su election!
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te concesiones comp ensadOras en- las hssFi-
mas carnes de cerdo do aquella proceden
cia
Pronto SIC nombrara la comision par
lamentaria extra parlamentaria que ha7
de proceder q la revision de los aranceles
de UlbraInar es segslro que tendra una
seccion especial para los de Puerto Rico
separada de la de Cuba como es proba-
bic que el senor Garcia M olinas forme par
te de ella, convene que los interesados les
remitan cuantos datos y noticias conside-
rem importantes para la perfection de su
trabajo, como va han empezado a hacerlo5
algunos los cuales ha agradecido muchO
los antecedentes que le han remitido.
El senior Lastres, despu6s de confe-
'renciar con ell se1or CanOvas, ha aplazadO
para el mes proximo su Interpolation sobre.
el celebre asunto de la indeInnizacion Me
ra, puesto otra vez sobre ell tapete por ell
Presidente Cleveland
rDentro. de breve plazo Sc dictarauna
disposition equiparando las categorias
y sueldos de los ingenieros agronomos que
sirven en- Ultramar con los que rigen en-
los otros cuerpos analogos, como ses de JUS
ticia.
Se,va conceder una encomienda de
Carlos III al Tesorero General de Puerto
Rico don Alexandra Infiesta.
Sc indica con probabilid idades de acierto
para sustituir al Padre Romeu en- su dig
nidad de Arciprestre de- la Santa Iglesia
Catedral de Puerto Rico al prebendado de
la misma Padre Alvarez. -.-s.----
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lectores al corriente de % que ocurra.
Por lo Que toca esta enapresa, diremoa|
desde ahora que 81 en- e curse del pre-.
sente mes no ticne alguna solueidr el.
conficto monetario, desde e i. de Re.
brero nos Yeremos en- el forzoso .caso de
aUmentarsel prpcio de venta del periodi.
co & 2 chavos el eiemplar, las suscrip.
clones de Ia Capital 75 centavos 81
mes los de Ia Isla & So SO el trimestre =
los anuncios con el 80 por 100 de recars.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Nos manifesto persona qne puede y
debe saberlo que solamente existen en- Ell
barrio de Puerta de TERRA siete individuos
atacados de viruelas, tres de ellos en- con-
valecencia; que fu6 mu1tado con cinco Pc
SOS el que arroio basuras en- 81 varadero y
cuya basura fu6 recoiida del lugar en- que
Sc verti6 y que todas las ropas que utilizan
los variolosos Sc ha dispuesto sean quema-
das como asf Sc viene practicando..
En- la noche. del dia 12 las diez ma
caba ell termometro en- Aibonito 14o q las
seis de la mafiana del dia sig11iente, 1O0.
NOTARlA-La que era de don Juan Ra-
mon de Torres es ahora del Licenciado D.
Jose Agustfn de la Tore Sc halla esta-
blecida en- la calle de la Fortaleza casa nn-
Nero 48. Horas de ofcinas, de q II y de
4 q 4.
Retreta esta hoche por la Banda del
Battalion Cazadores de la Patria; IL Qui-
Ia Pesares ssPaso-dob1es, Rodriguez. 90
Terceto del Acto 2. 9 de la Tempestad, Cha
pf. 8. SUI. la Montague ssValses', Conlich.
4. Fantasia de la Estrella del Notte, Me
s. Concha 'sDanza", Gerda. 8. 2
Vazquez.
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D E 6 U E R R A

ofla Teresa Pagan y Rivera, viuda del
ado Don jose del Buey La pension
eumento de un tercio de dicha suma-
sos al af1o. Confirmando en- definitiva
de haber passive que Sc hizo al pri-
vii Don Lorenzo Fernandez Morei-
terra DoH merto Infanzon Men
gtiez. Ksctfhcando & 81 seA
10 al comandante de fnfan,
.ederle el retro. Idem idem
e Mufioz. Idem al primer
icio Lopez Garrido. Des-
upar una plaza vacante al
rancisco Garcia Gonzalez
1e de infanterfa Don Jose.
ndre Dutiers. Destinando
nidad Militar Don Ventura
prestando sus servicios
azA Guijon v Berrio viuda
IS Nevot y Hermosa la
aumento de un tercio de
70. Nom.brando medico de
se Battle Prats que prestaba
nfirmando ell sefialamiento
al comandante de infante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-13
ESCOP ET ABE SALON
ADERAS DEL PAIS

guetas, cuartones y alfajias
llas de tabanuco Y de laurel
en- ell dep6sito que ha esta-
q Marina. JUAN PIZA. 1916