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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21
SOME CITY GLIM PsEs
The Sum and Substance Of the Less I'm
pprlant Events Of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
NOT MuchlI About Anything But
something About Almost Every.
thina-A photographic View of
Life I'm Norfolk I'm Hts Many and
Varying Phases BRIEF, Faithful.

Mrs. Il. e. James and Miss Katie
james nave returned from Richmond,
after an enjoyable visit.
Mrs. c. f. Stell and children have re-
turned from a pleasant stay Of ten days
In Washington, D. c.
The business meeting of the Christian
lSndeavor Society of First Presbyterian
Churdh has been postponed.
lawn party was given at the east
end OF Wood street last night for the
benefit of the Boys Home
Mr.. Herbert l.. Smith is prominently
mentioned by his friends as nominee
for Congress from this district.
Is. Johnson. colored man, was ar
rested yesterday morning. charged with
stealing ham from w. Mclean.
The Methodist ministers of this city
held a short meeting yesterday, but nc
business of Importance was transacted.
Miss G. Lillard Hawkes., of Roanoke,
who has been visiting Miss Lena James,
on Rose avenue, returned to her home
last week
folk district will convene at Charity
Church, Princess Anne county, on Tues.
day. the 2Sth inst
The colored knights of Pythias gave
an excursion ito Raleigh yesterday A
large crowd went down. taking with
them the Excelsior Brass Band
MIR. George II. Ribble and daughter. OF
Chalyheate Springs, after a visit of sew
eral weeks to friends in this city
The committee on Norfolk's proposed
Industrial Fair met again yesterday,
but adjourned over, and will meet at 8
o'clock Wednesday evening of this
week.
Mr.. T. Simon, who has been In the
city for n few days stopping with his
friend, Mr.. NJ. Levy, of "a Holt street
lett for his home in Philadelphia last
evening.
Sergeant Dalton and Officer Heppel
captured policy-shop outfit in a house
on the lower end OF Main street yester-
day morning. No arrests have yet been
made.
Two excursions We're brought to this
city via the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
way yesterday, one from Richmond and
Petersburg, the other from Covington
Allegheny, and points east
The regular meeting of the Epworth
Rosebud Missionary Society will be held
| in the lecture-room of the church this
afternoon at o'clock The public Is
cordially invited to attend.
The horse attached to the milk Wagon
OF Joseph Flis1n became frightened or
upper Church street at an early hour
yesterday and ran away, throwing Mr.
Flynn to the ground and hurting him
seriously. He was taken 10 his home or
the Cottage Toll-bridge road. where his
| Injuries received proper attention.
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Ocean View.

me Ocean View equipment was taxed
yesterday to accommodate the vaat
multitude who visited Ocean View.
every train from II a. m. ran in one and
Two sections. The Danvilie Grays. for
y men, went into encampment at
Ocean View yesterday. They brought
IN addition to their special party about
500 eXcurSionists who accompanied
them to the View.
The crowd was estimated at p. m.
10 be not less than 5000 people The
performance, which was an entire
change of faces and acts from last week
was repeatedly encored. Miss Norwood.
the versatile artist, lately OF the Bos-
tonianS, has most excellent and re-
fined voice. and was repeatedly encored.
The contortionist was the best seen here
this season. Mr.. Irvine IT. Bouse, as the
'Bioomer Girl" as usual met with de-
cided success. Cunningham and Grant,
directly imported. will appear to-mor-
row night in their knocll-about special
ty. The performances at Ocean View
are drawing crowds, both in the af,er-
noon and evening.
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NEWS.

Faulkner, as captain, also took a promi-
nent part I'm the upbuilding OF 1.-The
Friendship Fire Company. of Winches-
ter; now famous throughout Virginia.
Inc merits or commander alone
however. cannot establish on n firm
footing company such as Is, proposed
for Newport News. The desire is to
nave q company numbering, officers
ana privateS, not less than 100. In order
to accomplish this the prlvates imdiyid-
ualiy must be melted to activity and
push. United effort and purpose on
the part or participants and their
friends will be sufficient for the estab-
lishment OF an ideal organization of s.
G.. VS. in this city
RES ULT OF RACES.-The first yacht
race OF the season. as announced in
sundays Virginian, OF Ideal VS.. "Six
Brothers" from Finchcs' wharf to Point
Breeze Lighthouse. thence back to
buoy No =, north of dry-dock and re-
turn to starting point, was run in two
hours and forty-four minutes. AT the
end of the first half at the lighthouse
ahead. At the end of the second half
one minute: gain In the entire race
twenty one minutes.
YACHTS AND CREW.--The Ideal"
manned by Capt. Daughtry. Henry
pasne ~ p w., A; Talbot; Clarence
was fitted out and rugged same as last
season. while six Brothers," manned
by Capt. Jesse Gilpin, George Gilpin,
Harry Gilpin. Ned Gilpin. James Muir
nv. Hugh Duffy, Dan Waterman. James
Darlington and VIM. Hall. is much inn
proved since last season, having re-
ceived an overhanging stern and in
creased mast and sail The victory, as
also is much credit, due to Capt. j. Gil
pin for his slillful menoeuvcring.
Capt. Daughtry and crew of Ideal
took defeat cheerfuly and are already
Wiling ana ready TO arrange other
races of five runs, the winner ia beat in
three. Outside parties are invited to
enter this race and make II interesting.
Let us have entries from Norfolk Ports
mouth and Hampton this time. and ap-
propriate prizes will be Forthcoming.
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ATLANTIC CITY.

Mrs. Capt. w. s. Tooker of Avenue
b, has returned from visit to New
York.
Messrs. George and Houston Face. of
Hampton, Va. are the guests of Mr.
j. 70. Wright's family OH Avenue A.
Miss Sarah Dey is able to be out after
being sick for some time
Messrs. Edward and Willie Fentress,
OF Baltimore, Md, are on a visit to
Captain a. b. LeCato and family, on
Avenue b.
Captain J. T. Bernstein and wife, of
Avenue "A, have returned from Balti-
more, Md.
MIR. George Griffin and family have
returned from their visit to friends and
relatives at Windsor, Va, accompanied
by Mrs. Griftin's mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Boykin.
The little infant of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Hurst, was reported as being in 4
critical condition last evening.
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LIQUOR CASES.
Disposed erby Justice srowu-s. G. ".
to Srgnnixc-Facht Races.

Newport News, Va, July 20.-(SpeclaD
Two liquor cases and a number of
minor offenses were heard by Justice
Brown yesterday Hoffman Bros. sell
ing beer by retail without Il license:
fined s25 and costs.
Baxter & Rodgers. charged with SELL
ing beer at retail without Il license; con-
tinued.
John McRae. colored, violating city
ordinance by fast driving; fined 81 and
costs
Midget Wilson. colored. disorderly;
dismissed at costs
Nye Williams, colored, disorderly:
fined 50 and costs, was committed to
tatl in default of payment.
Fred Roch. nuisance; fined So and
costs.
S. r. Mitchell and VIM. Wilson,
DRINKS; each fined 81 and costs.
Earnest Baker. II coppersmith at the
drN-dock, made complaint before the
Court that Henry Knoll Il fellow work
man. had brutally assaulted him and in
tended to assault him again. A war
rant was issued for the arrest of Henry
Knoll. and he was brought into the
station house In Il sem-drunken con-
dition during the afternoon.
The contest for the Mayorality Will
be resumed at $3.50 this morning.
S. c. V. TO ORGANIZE.-The organi-
cation of the Sons of Confederate Vete-
rams" will be perfected tonight. with
MIR. w. w. Faulkner, the right man. at
the helm. Mr. Faulkner Is peculiarly
fitted for the leadership of the organizn-
ton. His past experience and eminent
success in establishing similar organi-
cations on u firm footing commends
him to those who are Interested In the
movement now on foot in our midst
Mr.. w. w. Faulkner, in conjunction
with the late Col. Fred Mutton and
Sandy" Baker. Esq. were the prime
movers OF the establishment OF the Win
chester Light Infantry, II military com
pany second to none in the State, while
these gentlemen were at the helm. Mr..
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21
Town OF SUFFOLK
comply with Hollands demand for
criminal evidence


He had heard II reported that but for
himself Uhe Mayor the criminal prose-
cution would never have been begun.
IT he started 1t let him now further IL
from MS own pocket. Suffolk had re-
celVed S6,412S5 from Major Wright nm
der certain conditions. Let those con-
oltions now be observed. He closed the
eiIort with much apparent feeling.
MT. Hollands reply was also charac-
terlzed by feeling. He regretted that
prosecution by reason of those condi-
lions He said In part: What are the
conditions? Tell me. Is Suffolk com
pounding felony by suppressing evil
denceY They have paid $3.50 for the ac-
cumulation of evidence which now
ought to be in their possession. hui
which l regert 10 say is not. | now
make a FORMAL request for that evil
dencc. Where Is it?"
McAnge here expressed a desire TO ad
H,at WIN tne Iown Attorney. Mr.. Lee
ifrltt. Sergeant-at-Arms, was Mt once
sent to bring him.
DR.. Eley explained that the town had
made no contract with Major Wright,
only civil settlement. They had no
criminal Jurisdiction i'm THE premises
Mr.. Holland asked that Dr. Elcy
eliminate part of his resolution that
he would not assist in handicapninp
the Commonwealth
Mt. Briggs here attempted to interiect
ST3melhing as Dr. Eley began to reply.
Eley answer for himself
II have just as much right TO speo,.
about this matter as Holland" Briggs
replied. .
McAnge: II wish had been beaten
at me last election" and there were
others beginning to sweat
DE-. Eley: IT'S a pity that criminals
are not always punished, but 1t often
happens"
Mayor Brewer here got up and replied
VIVA. he characterized as MIR. Briggs
tirade against himself. 81 went before
the grand jury as a private individual.
as any other upright citizen had a rlght
TO do. | have d clear conscience and
am responsible for what | did Mr..
briggs remarks We're entirely uncalled
Tor. and were made to prejudice this
case"
DR.. Eley-"Lefs pour oil on the ,trou-
bled waters as far as personalities go"
The town attorney was asked wae-
ther the appropriation of funds for ex-
pcrtS services would strengthen any
case Major Wright might bring against
the town. He answered that the town
had n right to appropriate money for
the completion of its records.
Norfieet-"If we can't complete our
records we had better close up"
Briggs-"You can have the records
delivered 10 Us after this case IS com
pleted."
McArge-"If It cost $3.50 to get incom
pletc records what would ii cost 10
have them completed?"
DR. Eley and Mr.. Withers each with
drew their resolution and motion re-
sDectively at this juncture and McAnge
offered n new resolution. Ii was to the
effect that the Council appropriate not
more than $500 for the employment OF
experts to complete the records, which
they should now have, but which they
have not.
taken and carried, TO 3-Ayes: MeEs:s.
Parker, Nortieet, Holland, McAnge and
Withcrs Noes. Messrs. Macleary, Eiey
and Nurney. Bell refused TO vote either
way.
a committee 30 employ experts, and the
meeting adjourned.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

Last summer one of our grandchildren
was sick with severe bowel trouble Our
doctors remedies had failed, then we
tried Chamberdains Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. We regard it as the very
best medicine ever put on the market
for bowel mplaints.-M l.. G.. Greg
DRY, Frederickstown, Mo. This CERTAINLY
is the beet medicine ever put on the
market for dysentery. summer complaint.
collie and cholera infantum for children.
1t never fails 10 give prompt relief when
used in reasonable time. and the plain
printed directions are followed MANY
mothers nave expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures Ii has elected
For sale by all druggists.
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Tidewnter Union.

An earnest and interested audience
attended the meeting of the Tidewatef
Christian Endeavor Union Sunday after
noon at the Christian Memorial Temple.
The object of the meeting was to hear re.
ports from those Who had attended the
international convention of Christian En-
deavorers in Washington last week, anG
interesting addresses were made by Rev
j. p. Barrett, d. D., and Mr. III. Z. Max
well. The union holds it's regular meet
ing at this church next Sunday after
noon.
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Out OH n Strike.

When Messrs. Hudgins & Hurst put
on two more apprentices yesterday,
making nine in all. the nine journeymen
in the establishment struck and walked
out, saying that II was not right for the
firm to employ as many apprentices as
full-hedged sailmakers. They declare
that they will not re;urn to work until
the two new men have been put off.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21
ConscrvatIng warbiers.

The Conservatory Warblers, a we'll
known colored organization of vocalists.
serenaded number of residences last
night, furnishing really delightful sing
ing. The members of the quartette are
Frank Poole, leader: Paul Rocks, tenor !;
John Dennis. first base; Carey Ander-
son, second bass.
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Pence Institute. Raleigh. N. G.

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of this well known educational
institution. which for nearly sixty years
has had an enviable reputation among
the best female schools of the country
The school is not only ably conducted,
but its healthful location is feature.
During Its existence there was never a
death within its walls. Send for cata-
logue.
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Am Industrial Home.

There is amovement on foot to estab-
ltsh school and home for boys and
girls in this section. There are many
neglected children who need attention
and training. The institution will be
known as the Old Dominion Training
and Industrial School of Norfolk Coun-
ty Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21
Prize Fighter Arrested.

Deputy Sheriff Carmine last evening
arrested in Norfolk Jack Smith. a we'll
known fighter. on the charge of being
a participant in a fight which occurred
in;lhe county. several months ago The
prisoner was taken 10 Portsmouth. =,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

II you want to save 20 per cent. on
Furniture and Mattngs. call on II. Vert.
heimer. ait Fass'. 1875 Church street. Waite
enamel beds a specially this week
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

Chamberlain's Coughl Remedy cures
| colds, Group and whoop!ng cough. 1t is
pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by
oil druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

Henry Grow, OF Garden City, Kan.
has a new grasshopper- catching ma
chine. He catches hoppers by the bush
ell cooks them and feeds them TO his
hogs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

FOR SALE-Campfieid L!thia Water, 70 u
gallon tickets. sl00. Pure Lake Drum
mond Juniper Water. Best waters known
for indigestion, Dyspepsia and Kidney
Trouble. ii Il gallon tickets. siGO, de-
iiyercd fresh daily. G. l.. TOWNSEND
ll3 Main street. iyl9-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

FOR SALE-Two very desirable new s.
room dwellings, modern improvements,
in Tazewell, Duncan and Franklin
avenues. Prices low. Terms easy. w
~; HANNAH, 55l2 Commerce street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

VOR SALE-Cheap, one pair OF good
Mares, 7-years old, sound, good drivers
and workers. single or double Call ut
50 Pine street. Berkley, Va, for particu-
lars. ivlg-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

PERSONAL-Miss Clara Forester will
learn something to her interest by com
municating NJ. A. r. of Washington.
jylS-3t
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$50 CASH buys u Waverly Bicycle worth
fec. jyl0-tf
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
thoroughly equipped school, complete
In its appointments, of high grade, for
Eoys and Young Men. For catalogue or
information apply to
w. r. ABBOT, Principal, +,
jy16-th, sa .tu2Gt Bellevue, r. o.
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tOR SALE-At a sacrifice--A small con-
CULINARY business; stand very desira-
PIE, anu seatly fitted up; very little
money NEEDED No better chance can
Ds De. had TO engage in a paying business,
WITH smtI II capital Terms easy IL de-
sired and security given. Apply 1851
Church stnet ie2s-t5
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FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Good House in Bramblctor
Tor $4,000: $500 cash: $1,000 per month
Big bargain. Don't miss it, G. 10
TOWNSEND, 1l3 Main street. iy19-3t
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can be accommodated with a front room
and board at T. reasonable figure, at 2S3
East Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

WANTED-FOR CASH BUYERS-Gro-
Gerry stores, lunch rooms. saloons. drug
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. West Build
ing Main and Church streets. je24-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-21

FOR RENT-A large handsome store
room on Main street. suitable for anv
business. Possession on or about Sen,
TENDER LIST. For any further fnforma
ton apply at THE HUB. 2O7 and 2V9
MAIN street. iy1-tf
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FoR RENT-Part of comfortabIo dwell
Ing; all conveniences: West of Duke
street Address COMFORT, Virginian
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MANTED-A partner with about s.. 900 to
$500 to enlarge a well established, good
paying retail business. For further par
ticulars addSess L. Private, p. o. Box
237. jyl5-6t
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FOR SALE-one share OF stock In a plea
ure ciup at Ocean View can be had
cheap. Address STOCK. this office.
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FOR RENT.

FOX RENT-New seven-room House
with bath room, on North street, near
Duke, $50 per month. House on Sheldon
avenue. 500 per month. city water. e.
e. TOWNSEND, 1l3 Main street. iy19-3t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17

realizar muchos avancss en- provecho
de nuestra causs, y no duda, por dl
timo, que, todavfa en- ell case de que
go nos haga justicia, sabran poner &
hote la honra de este pueblo. retirAn
dose de las camaras nacionales y
manteniendo la protesta que ex;gen
nuestro decoro y nuestro nombre.
Asf, pues, el comite, apreciando
de tai modo los hechos, y confsndo
hasta tai punto en- los hombres &
quienes puede elegir nuestro sufra
gio, estima que existen causas bas
tantes para revocar el retraimiento y
acudir & los comicios.
Esto no implica que Sc prejuzguen
los acuerdos de ssa respetabilfsima
Delegation. que tieue nuestra com
pleta confanza. nj que. por ning1 i
concepto, Sc debiliten la franca y leal
adhesion de este comite ?"
Ponce, Mario 10 de 1896.-LWis
r .VeIogques -Vo Be BGldomero San
antonio
Las circunstancias. por motives
que va explicarsmos con amplitud,
cambiaron en- un instante.
Los delegados que habrfan decidido
la lncha con sus vo.os, decidieron,
por UEANIMIDAD. Ia abstenci6n.
Z ell se1or Mufoz Rivera, en- aqusl
acto, uno de los mas solsmnes gra
YES de nuestra historic polftica, Sc
crey6 en- el case de pronunciar estss
palabras.
81 entire nosotros Sc encontrara
cuaIquier miembro del Comite de
Ponce, yo sstoy segnro de que adop
tarfa una acsitud noble y simpatica.
re irando una por una las a6rmacio
nes de ese acusrdo, que siendo aver
muy oportuno. choca HOY con las
exigencias de la dignidad.
70 no scrgo ID hcura de fgurar en-
el comite de Ponce; psro, conoci6ndo
Ie. sintendome con 81 undo por iden
t;fcaciones profundas, cump!o mi de
Der al asegurar aquf que aquela cor
poraci6n une su voluntad la nues
ira y esta. como siempre. en- ell sitio
que la llama ell decoro collective
La Delegation aplaudi6 las frases
del Sr. Mufioz Rivera, que no serAn,
respondemos de clio, desautorizadas
por los patriotas del comit6
NADIA mas.
Z es bastante.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17
ABORTO

Ell comit6 autonomists de Ponce,
Sc reuni6 hsce POGO.
Opinab3 que era necesario salir dsl
retraimiento y en- ese punto coinci
dieron casi todos los miembros de la
Delegation.
Adopt6, pues. el acuerdo que van
4 yer nuestros lectores: acuerdo dis
oretfsimo, que aquilata la prudencia
de los que la votaron
Hello squf:
"Ss resolvi6 dirigir al sefior Presi-
dente de la Delegation la carta Of
cial que sigue:
Eoterado de que ell Is Sc rennirA
sse ouerpo directive con eg asnicO oh
jeto de tratar y resolver acerca de la
actitud que ha de asumir la colecti
vidad autonomista en- las pr6ximas
elecciones, cree oportuno este Comi
te anticipar, en sfntesis bceve. sus
opiniones, no sin reiterar & Ia ID sle-
gaci6n el testimonio de su simpa
TIA y de su respeto.
Piensa ell comit6 que ell retrai
miento, por causas que no quiere
mencionar, result6 perfectamente
in1tiI, aun para poner q salvo las
ideas de dignidad que SO invocaran
al adoptarlo; opina que las prtximas
cortes, por las circunstancias en- que
visnen la vida, estan llamadas &
fjar, acaso para siempre, el porvsnif
de Puerto Rico; juzga que, atravs
sandose intereses ms atsr:s ca, morales
Y polfticos de tanta magnitud en- los
debates parlsmentarios. no debe fal
tarles shora nuestro concurso inms-
diato; cree que los diputados del
pats. 81 Sc el;gen con acierto, pue3en
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-17
EXCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE LA
CIUDAD DE PONCE
PresidenciG
PTesidenciG
A L P UB BLIOO

Dc biendo procederse Ia distribuci6n del
importe de las siguientes rnultas impuestas
los seizures Frau. Suau Ca, por diferen
cias en- las papeletas de extraction D1nercs
.546, SIT, $50, y 054, feches IA 10 '
15 de Setiembre y 81 de Julio de 1893. se.
g6n notas puestas en- las mismas por el sub
felato de Tibes, asciende un peso cincuen-
Ia &C entayos. uu peso ocho eeatavos, tres ma
SOS cuarenta y ocho centavos noventa y
ssis centsvos respectivamente.
Ls impnesta don Juan Gilet, ascendente
seseDth seis centa os, por difsrencias en-
la papeleta de extraction ndmero / 522 de-
~ de Diciembre de 1892. segtin nota pueets
en- ella por ell subfelato de Car1as
La que sc impuso don Gabriel Bsnns z,r
ascendente 6 seis pesos seis centaros por I'm
ferencias en- una extraction de su Sep0sito
domestico el 0 de Enero de 500, IA jonal
mente impuesta & los sefiores A Trias o.
ascandente tres pesos treinta Y seis centa
vos, por neta puests por el subf.ls del go.
to, dc diferencias en- la papeleta do extrao
ci6n de 50 dep6sito d mestico, f eh, 81 A.
Diciembre de 1892. So hace liblico. oan
el IN de que los empleados que gu las feehss
expfesadas peTtenetfan al ramo de Oansp-
mos sstablecido en- esta cindsd nrestahar :
seryicios en- los indicados subfelatos 81 ~
en- que go pusieron las rsfersdas nofaa J.
iustiHqusn en- esta Acadia deDtro dsl t6r
mino de ocho dfas, contar desda ii nr,,rsa
70 en que aparezea 81 presente edicto inaar
to en- Ia Gacsfn Qfacfal. para darles Ia na~ts
que les corresponds On laa multas do aue i