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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
HousEwARE DEPARTMENT.

200 Higb-Back Dining Chairs made or
hlghly-polished oak, strong, and durable,
special for csc.
Best Quality Granite Roasting-Pans,
seamless, regular 40c. size. Ice.
l-quart-sIze Granite Milk-Pans, regular
price 15c., &c.
Best-quality Cotton Clolhes-Lines,
worth 15c., for &c.
800 Decorated Earthen Jardinieres,
worth l5c.. for SC. choice.
All our Earthen Flower-Pots reduced to
half price.
Best quality Triple-Steel Tin WASH
Boilers, copper bottoms. sell elsewhere
55c.. our price, soc.
Handsomely Decorated China Toilet
Sets. 10 piecey, sell elsewhere Tor $50. our
prlco s2.9s, complete.
Handsome CTystal-Glass Rose Bowls,
best imitation cut-glass. worth 2jc., our
price &c.
silver-Steel Teaspoons. ? Tor &c.
One special lot OF Table-knives and
Forks at &c. each
Highly-Polished Bamboo Easels. strong
" made. worth 81. for Ssc. Others At
21c and Sec. worth double.
The Vim Gas-Stoves boil water In
three minutes, &C..
Delft-BIue Decorated UmbreI1a-
| stands. sell elsewhere for osc., our
prtcs 8oc.
900 strongly-made Imported Lunch
Baskets. full size. ut Sc. choice.
Sl HavIland China Dinner-Sets, hand
somely decorated. 100 pieces, special for
to-day. s25. complete.
Genuine Carlsbad China Dinnar-sets.
| 100 pieces, richly decorated worth regu-
| larry SIS, special for to-day. slt9s, COM
plete.
! Genuine Carlsbad China Tea-Sets, ~
| pieces, worth regularly $50. special for
| to-day. $50. complete.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
| Nicely Framed Pictures, with gold orna-
mentcd corners worth 81. special ssc.
| choice
Interchangeable l7-quart Heavy Boce-
Tin Dish Pans, with riyeted handles, a.
ways iSc., to-day l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
Light PoIire Court Docket.

Justice Crutch6eld had little to occupy
his attention yesterday morning.
Sandy Grymes was prisoner to answer
the charge Of beating his wife. The evil
dence adduced was TO the effect that
Sandy. without any provocation. ehoked
and beat his better half. Justice John
levied the wife-beating fine OF SO on
Sandy
Henry Joyce who has been giving the
police no little trouble OF late, was sent
10 Jail for sixty days in default OF 500
security for appearing In the streets in an
intoxicated condition.
John Braxton (colored) Is believed TO
be a person of unsound mind, so COM
mission of lunacy will examine him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25

Mcguire, of California. and Debs to
sneak mt Dallas,

DALLAS, TEN, September 2t-Dallas
Is as full OF politics as a beehive is OF
bees. The Bryan and Sewall Democrats
have as good as established a Bryan
branch State headquarters here, and the
Populists. Republicans. and boiling Demo-
Gratis have their State committees doing
business with full forces in this city.
The Lilywhite Republicans. having failed
to harmonic with the great body OF their
party in Texas. have also opsned head
quarters, and placed the business i'm
charge OF w. n. Northen, their candidate
for State Treasurer. He said to a States
reporter to-day:
1T Is too late now for harmony. We
shall keep our State ticket in the field
till the polls are closed. I estimate that
we will poll IS 900 votes. and II will cut
quite figure in State politics on election
day. We will, Of course, support the Nc
Kiniey electors"
Congressman MCGUIRE. OF California,
will address a Bryan and Sewali mass
meeting under the auspices OF the fifteen
Democratic clubs Of Dallas next Saturday
night. Extensive preparations are being
made by the combined labor organizations
of Dallas for speech from Eugene v.
Debs next Monday night. As number Of
local Bryan leaders are active In these
preparations. IL IL believed that Debs WIN
say something positive In favor Of the
Democratic nominee for President.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
MIR. MARK DAVIS HURT.
His Injuries at Leavenworth, Kan,
Not as Serious as Reported.

His Injuries at Leavenworth, KAN,
Not as Serious as Reported.
Mr.. Mark Davis. formerly proprietor or
the Davis House here. but now one OF
the owners of "Mcsorley's Twins Com
pany. was quite badly hurt in an accident
at Soldiers Home, near Leavenworth'
Kan. Wednesday night. The company
had Just concluded performance given
for the benefit OF the veterans or the
home. and Mr.. Davis was standing at the
railway station. when a passing locomo-
tive struck a trunk. knocking 1t upon the
theatrical manager and former hotel
man.
1t was supposed at first that Mr.. Davis
was fatally hurt, and a private telegram
received here as well as some or the press
reports. stated that both of Mr.. Davis $
legs had been broken and that he had
sustained internal injuries. As soon as
this information was received, Captain
James Il. Angle. secretary of Richmond
Lodge, No. a. b. +. o. e., and per-
sonal friend of Mr.. Davis. held con-
ference with some of the officers OF that
lodge Of which Mr.. Davis is member
and the Elks at Leavenworth were tele-
graphed 20 at once and requested 10 see
that Mr.. Davis received every possible at
tention, and asked II the friends OF the
injured man here could be of any as
sistance whatever TO him. The message
further said that any friends whom Mr..
Davis might desire would go TO Kansas on
the next train in order to be with him
during his sufferngs.
Another message was sent, at the in
stance of Mr.. Goodman Davis. brother Of
the injured man. to the manager or the
Postal Telegraph office in Leavenworth.
requesting him to send fun particulars OF
the accident. the condition OF MI. DAVIS
hts whereabout. &c To this message a
reply was soon received. 1t was as fol-
lows:
mark Davis at Soldiers Home Hos
pital Improving and will be out in a
few days. His wife is present"
From this 1t was inferred here that Mr..
Davis was not badly hurt and that none
of his limbs were broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
New Cars for the Traction.

The Richmond Traction Company has
ordered twenty-three closed cars for
winter use. They will be here between
October LIST and 18TH and II needed will
be Immediately put In operation.
These will be sufficient TO maintain the
splendid ive-minute schedule tho COM
pany has been giving.
The new cars are large and comfortable
and have all late-day improvements Tho
interior woodwork is in mahogany finish,
and the seats are covered with blue
cushions. The exterior woodwork is
painted blue. The cars will be heated by
electricity.
The car-barn Of this company on Robin
son street is almost completed. and
is now being used to store cars in.
But for the wind-storm Of a few weeks
since IL would be finished. A portion Of
the roof was blown off then. 1t is being
replaced as rapidly as possible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
The Wednesday Club.

The Wednesday Clubs Executive Com
mttee held its first meeting this fall on
Wednesday night.
The greater part OF the session was
taken up with the consideration Of a
number of works with a view TO making
a selection for the festival.
Among the works most favorably COM
mented upon were: Goring Thomas's sun
Worshppers" Gounod's Gala Men
delssohn's "Ninety-fifth Psalm" and a
portion of Molique's abraham"
The question of holding festival 10
extend over more than two days was dis
cussed. but action on all matters was
postponed until meeting to be held next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
BICYCLE RACES.
The Programme of the Coc&ade City
Meet.

PETERSBURG. VA, September "a
(Special)-At a meeting of the Cockade
City Bicycle Club. held tonight. 1t was
decided to hold their races on Thursday,
october stn. The races Will be open 10
all bicyclists in the State. The first race
win be one mile. open to noviees; second
one-half mile. open to all In the state;
third. one mile open to the state; fourth,
one mile open only to members or the
Cockade City Club; fifth. five mile, handi-
capped, open to the State The Cockade
city Club viii give three medals. A list
az the other prizes will be published later.
q-ne races viii be run over the Newman
lset race-track in Prince George county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25

students taking meals in the new com
mons hall" and little later there will
be 200. There are twenty students who
wait on the tables. and thus earn their
board. over one hundred students are
working their way through the uni
versity.
quite number of improvements are in
progress at the State Fairgrounds. under
the personal supervision OF Secretary
Nichols. Almost all the space In the great
main building Is already taken An at
tractive concert hall is being arranged
The horse and cattle show will be SUI
perb. The arrangements for stalls for
horses are the best In the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Barn struck by Lightning and Burn
ed-FishfnR.

HEATHSVILLE. VA. September "a
Special during the heavy storm that
prevailed through our county last Satur-
day evening the barn of one OF our citi-
zens. MIR. II. A. Clark. about TWO miles
from this place. was struck by lightning
and burned TO the ground. The barn con-
tanned MIR. Clark's crop of fodder, which
wac totally destroyed. A horse and bug
qv in the barn were gotten out
Safely. with the exception of some
slight injury TO the buggy. This IS
the second barn recently destroyed by
lightning I'm our county.
With the opening OF the oyster season
business along our water courses is COM
mencing to quicken up.
The trout fishing this fan seems TO be
unusually good. Some OF the fish caught
are unusually large. and in excellent con-
dillon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
The FouIquIsan-
Price Company.
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ITEMS Furnishings.
ITEMS Furnishings.

A constantly-increasing busi-
ness in Mems arenables us to
buy in larger quantities-thereby
obtaining better prices-which
in turn bring the goods to you
in better values for the money
than ever before. TO-DAY AND
TOMORROW we. offer some
choice selections in UNDER
WEAR for early fall and winter.
Mems Winter Underwear.
We have one lot of Mems All
Wool Shirts and Drawers IN
broken sizes that we offer at
CSC. each, were 81 so and So.
Mems Fine Scotch Wool Shirts
and Drawers, extra value, 81
each.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers. made of the finest
grade of wool, 81 80 and So.
Our supply of Fall Ncckwear
has arrived. We are showing a
large variety of patterns, in
Tecks, Four-in-Hands. Clubs,
and Bows at 25c.
Our stock of Half-Dollar Ties
has never been equalled in
quality or style before-Puffs
Imperial Four-in-Hands, Club
Bows, and Tecks in the latest
shades and colors, soc.
Mems All-Linen Handker-
chiefs, " inch hem, 1895.
Mems Colored Bordered Hand
kerchiefs, in Red and Blue, the
best value ever offered, &c. each.
Gloves.
A fine Glove for a Doctor
Buck with Dog-Skin Gauntlet,
fleece lined, So. The same un-
lined at S1.50.
Mems Fine Dress Kid Gloves,
in the new fall shades, CSC.
Boys Windsor Ties.
Roman Plaids, Scotch Plaids,
solids, and a variety of patterns
and colors, all 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
A nryan ard scwam club In surry.

Hor the DISPATCHED
The voters OF Surry assembled 81 tne
courthouse to-day and organized bryaa
and Sewall club. lO6 names being enfoleu'
The following officers were electeo' Sap
tain George a. Savedge, presloen'i ?. 40
Barham, Jr., vlce-president y. *. Dc'''
man. secretary; J. N. Ramey, treasu,e'
co,,,,onwealth's Attorney w. B. Clarke.
Of surry; w. y. McIlwaine. OF PETERS
burg. and Major Mann Page. OF BRANDON
I'm behalf Of free silver.
y. X. BERGMAN. Secretary.
Berryman, Surry county. va sept --u'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25

BOULOGNE. FRANCE. September "a
p ]. lyman, the Iriah invincible who Is
under arrest here. has rejected the sug-
eestion OF the United States Consul that
he employ French lawyers named by the
Consul 10 defend him, and has informed
the Consul that he relies upon the re-
public TO do him Justice. lyman looks
very pale and haggard. and his health Is
RAPIDLY breaking down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
snec}al Meetings.

Rev. and Mrs. Joseph ID. Evans, OF
Lynchburg, who took part in the ali-day
meeting at Broad-Street Mission yester-
day. will conduct a similar meeting there
to-day. The services are at IL A. NJ, 4
p. NJ. and p. NJ. and the subjects at
these meetings are; THE Lords Com
ing" "Sanctification, and Foreign Mis-
sions." The mission Is at 7i2 east Broad
street, and the public are invited to be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
WATER Fon THE ORPHANS.
Gives a Certain Quantity
Reorganization OF Health Dept.

Committee Gives a Certain Quantity.
Reorganization OF Health Dept.
A regular meeting of the Council Com
mittee on Water was held In Commit
tee-Room No. ~ of the City Hall last
evening. Those in attendance were Chair
man Briggs. and Messrs. zimmerman.
Tanner, Stokes. Montgomery. Noble. and
Cutchins. A petition was received from
Mrs. J. r. Gill. superintendent OF the
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum, asking
for free water for that institution, In
view OF the fact that the asylum had
laid IT'S own mains ana cared for GER
tain number Of boys sent there by the
city without making any charge for the
same. The matter was discussed by the
members OF the committee, and II was
decided that IL the institution should put
in It's ewn meter II would be given LOO
gallons Of water per day. All water used
in excess OF this Is to be charged for
al the usual rate TO charity institutions
5 cents per 1000 SALONS. The committee
considered that this LOO gallons would
give about fifteen to twenty gallons OF
water per day to each inmate OF the
asylum. . quantity which the committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
VERY SCARCE.
Madison walked Up.

CULPEPER, VA, September A.-(Spe-
cial To-day was Madison court, and It
has been many months since such
crowd was in attendance. This vast con-
course OF people assembled 10 hear the
issues OF the campaign discussed by MT.
Rivers OF Albemarle county. and Mr..
S,rayer, the candidate for elsctor from
that district. Mr.. Rivers led OF, and was
followed by Mr.. Strsysa~ who handled
the former In manner thF's was forci-
be reminder VI John Z. Massey In his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25
sv ANSoN IN CARROLL.
he Fine Impression He Made nj
HiIIsNine.

HiiisNihc.
Correspondence Of the Dlspateh)
HILISVILLE. VA. September 3D.
Last Monday (court-day) was red
letter day for Democracy In Carroll.
IL having been advertised that Hon. {.
A. swanson would address the voters
OF this county here that day. the people
began pouring into town early. eager 10
hear this able and fearless champion OF
the free-sllver cause. Ex-Audltor 5.
Brown Allen was here as the advocate
Of McKiny yi5m. protective tariff, &c.
A Joint discussion was soon agreed upon,
and the speaking began promptly at
y O'Clock MI Allen led of I'm an
hour and quarter speech, devoted al
most entirely TO the discussion OF the
tarin and hard times. and to laudinS
Grover Cleyc.and's administration His
speech was diguincd. and received very
respectful attention. but had no effect on
the crowd
SWANsoNs REPLY.
When Mr. Swanson arose TO reply he
was received with deafening applause,
and " was several minutes before he
could begin his speech. He spoke an hour
and "a half and received the CLOSEST
attention His speech was recognized as
eloquent. forclble and convincing His
denunciauon OF The gold standard and
MeKmleyism was the most scathing
effort ever listened 10 by our citizens.
and Was greeted by round after round OF
applause.
our people were anxious TO hear the
issues exp aimed and discussed by their
young aud faithful congressman. and
to say they were grained does not ex-
press H.
II was generally conceded that
the Democrats were far IN the ma
ioriiy. and that Sir. Swanson and free
silver we're victorious
VERY SCARCE.
50 FAR as your correspondent knows
or can learn. the Boitocrat ticket will
not receive q vote In Carroll. IL is an
assured fact that swanson win have
decidedly increased majority in this
county over his vote two years ago.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25

manifest days. The vast crowd cheered
themselves hoarse for Bryan ana Tree
silver
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-25

II you wIsb sss BEST T0oTH-B3pais
brittle sss a.. sc Ssed f Il tSs Ss' v
brush guaranteed not % shee the es.eI ~.
ana should you get dsfsettye e31 q ~
s. repIacsa BY ney one: Pc kS@t
7 4: ssS'S, d +; i L;;BBS ]
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-25
Los MISTERIOs DE PARIS

de media luna por la parte superior de sus re-
dondos carrillos. A pesar de su edad cor
pulencia, era agil y robusto, en- su fsone-
mia, aunque fematica, resaltaban veces la
benevolencia la resoluci6n. Llevaba corba-
Ia blanca, chaleoo largo y frac de faIdones an
chos que no le pasaban de las corvas, y su
calz6n verdegris era del mismo g6nero que
sus botines Ell traje ell aspecto viril de
Murph representation ell perfecto tipo del ca
ballero ingl6s.
En- ell momento que Rodolfo lego al "a
bolsa de la calesa, despues de haberlas linn
piado.
ga quien diablos vas matar?-le pre-
gunt6.
-Esa es cuenta mia, monsenor-replic6
Murph retirando ell pie del estribo.-Haced
vuestros negocios, que yo no descuido mi
deber.
la que hora has mandado venir los
caballos2
Al anochecer, segdn vuestra ordeu.
-SHas llegado esta mafana2
A las ocho. La sefiora Adela ha tenido
tempo para tenerlo todo listo
-Eres muy honrado sctivo. 5Estas
contento de mf2
-5No podr{ais, monsefior, cumplir la ia
rea que os hab6fs impuesto sin exponeros q
tantos pelfgros?
Para inspirar confanza las gentes
que quiero conocer, es precise adoptar su ira
je, sus costumbres y sus maneras.
-Pero ESQ no alicia los peligros de que
hablc. Cuando anoche buscabsmos & ese
eBrazo Rojo" en- la detestabe calleja de la
Cite, solo el tenor de irritaros desobedeoe-
ros pudo impedirme socorreros cuando lucha-
bais con ell bandido que encontTasteis la en-
trada de aquella pocilga.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-25
INFORMATION DEL DIA
LAS AoTAs DE CUBA


Contin1a debati6ndose Ell asunto de las
elecciones en- Cuba
FL sefior Sagasta cree que son nulas todas,
por Ia situaeion exceptional del pals.
Ell sef1or Oanovas dice que no admitira min
guna imposition de las minorias.
Opfnase que al fin habra acuerdo entire los
dos estadistas.
ROMERO ROBLEDo
Este hombre polftico ta declarado que no
tomara cuerpo la proposition de considerar
graves todas las actas de Cuba.
Piensa que estas actss daran motive un
gran debate parlamentario acerca de las
cuestiones de Cuba.
Ell gobierno, ants de 6jar gu actitud, es-
pera conocer ell dictsmen de Ia comisi6n res
pectiva.
VARIAS NCTIOIAS
La reina regente ha indultado de la pena
capital al insurrecto cubano Acosta.
FL Impartial anuncia que el sefior Gas
tellanos llevara los aranceles al pr6ximo con
seio
Ell World dice que las relaciopes entire
Mr.. Olevelad y ell sefior Canovas son cordia
les.
-Ha llegado al puerto de Wilmington ell
vapor HoysG, conocidamente filibustero.
INCENDIO
Ha ocurrido I'm incendio On el teatro de la
Gran Opera, Paris.
Fue producido por la incandescencia de IN
alambre conductor del alumbrado electrico.
Sc celebraba una representation.
Proddjose Ia natural alarma, resultaron
dos personals muertas y cinco heridas.
CONSPIRA
En- Moscow sc frsguaba una conspiraci6n
contra Ia vida del Czar de Russia.
Parece que revestfa caracto~es espantosos.
Las prisiones Sc hacen en- grande escala.
Muchos nihilistas complicados apelan la
fuga.
DE WASHINGTON
EI World afrma que la situaci6n de Gu
ba meiora de un modo notable.
En- Washington Sc desplega mucha activi
dad tramitando las denuncias presentadas
por ell ministro sef1or Dupuy de LONE.
Algunos peri6dicos censuran Mr.. Nor
gan por sus palabras irrespetuosas contra la
monarqufa de EspafIa.
-a~~-DE La OAMPANA
Ia. notieias de Ia sinsfsE<recci6n no varfsn:
Los telegramas siguen vacianuose en- ell
mismo molde.
En- San Felipe, provincial de la Habana,
las tropas batieron q las partidas insurrectas
Murio ell cabecilla Valdes.
Las bajas nuestras insignifcantes.
En- Motembo, cerca de Colon, otra derrota
de los rebeldes.
Murieron muchos. entire ellos un tai
Aier, ayudsnte de Maximo Gomez.
No hay otra clase de noticias.
Y & juzgar por las que estan llegando Ia
insurreci6n esta en- las at'tinqs.
Es precise ponerle la vela.
7 syudarle ben morir.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-25

-Es decir, sefIor Muruph, que dudais de
mi fuerza y mi valor.
-Por desgracia, me habes puesto Glen
veces en- ell case de no dudar de la una nj del
otro Gracias Dios, Flatman, ell Bertrand
de Alemania, os ha ensefiado esgrima; Lacour,
de Paris, os ha dado lecciones de sGncGdiLl0,
porque de todo este necesit&bais para vues-
tras aventuras; sois intr6pido teneis unos
nervios de acero, y aunque delgado esbelto,
caballo de carrera vence IN mulo de carga.
-Entonces Ipor que temes?
-Porque no es prudente que os expon-
gals cuantos peligros presenter. No di-
go este porque cierto csballelo que conozco
Sc tizne la cara con carbon Y Sc convierta en-
ell mismo diablo: pesar de mis- canas, mi
gordura Y grayedad, me dIsfrazare de holero
81 asf convene a vuestros planes. Pero me
atengo 10 dicho, monsefior.
-iOh! va sc, querido Murph, que GUAM
do una idea Sc intaoduce en- tn craneo, cuando
Ia lealtad ensenorea en tn frme valeroso
corazou, nj ell mismo demonio te las arranca-
ria de allf con dientes Gus ufias...
-iCuAnta lisonjs, monseflorl Apostarfa
que estais meditando alguna.
-Habla; dilo de una vez.
Alguna locura.
-lPobre Murphl Mails hora escoges para
tn sermon.
-SPor que2
-Estoy en- este momento lleno de orgu-
llo satisfaction; me halo precisamente. -.
-Donde habeis heeho un bien; va 10 sc:
la quinta- -modelo que habes fundado aquf para
recompensar, instruir estimular & los labra-
dores honrados, es un benefcio immense para
este pals. Generalmente no SO piensa mas
que en- mejorar la condici6n del ganado, vos
os desvelais por meiorar la condici6n de los
hombres. Esto es admirable. Habeis pues-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE PARTICULAR

Sr. don j. A. ", Oeiba -Agotadas las
ediciones de los dfas 15 y 18 Sc le envfan las
pkginas del folletfn correspondence esos
n6meros, por 81 collections la novela.
Sr. don s. M., ales.-Cumplido 10 que
indica en- su carta del 30.
sr. don M. F., B.rranquitas.-S cobra
ron los dos pesos cincuenta centavos Sc
ha1an las etiquetas para don A. M.
Sr. don E. F., Lajas. No tenemos la obra
que usted desea, creemos que no la hay Cd
Ponce.
Sr don L T., Aguadilla. -Dado de alta
don P. A. M. Va ell periodico para L. en-
vez de 0
sr don s. N, Humaoao, --Dados de alta
don A. NJ. y don N j.
Sr don F. P, Utuado.-Dado de alta don
j. NJ. A,
sr don B F.. Msyaguez Els alta ahf don
| A. P. de la ciudad.
Sr don p E., sabana Grande. .-Dado de
alta don G G.
sr. don z. g., Coto. .-Dado de alta como
j 6asaa