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A Naval Lesson.

Charles L. Wight, President of
the Wilder Steamship Company at
Honolulu, is at the Occidental. Mr..
Wight is graduate of the class Of
1878 at Annapolis, and Professor Ira
N. Hollis of Harvard, Professor NJ.
E. Cooley of Ann Arbor and Pro-
lessor I'll. E. Spangler of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania were his class
mates. He is rather caustic in his
comments about the present condi-
ton Of the engineering department
of the United States navy.
"The line officers in the navy"
said he yesterday, should he re-
duced at least one-third and the
engineering corps numerically
strengthened fully two-thirds. The
tendency is toward too much aristo-
cracy in the navy. Practical, capable
and ambitious engineers have not
the opportunities for promotion
they should have. The barrier
drawn by the line officers should be
broken down. The merchant service
holds out far better inducements to
good mon than the navy, and it is
consequently hard for the latter to
keep ambitious men.
"The navy's average in ability of
mechanics and firemen is far below
that of the merchant service. The
navy's treatment OF this class of
men is degrading, for it does not
give them decent places to eat, sleep
and wash. AS consequence few
self-respecting men will stay in these
positions for any length Of time.
You will find very few Americans
doing this kind of work in the navy.
Young mechanics on the warships
who are bright and smart should be
given good chances for promotion
and an education. Boys who show
an aptitude for mocha MICS should be
given that kind OF instruction from
the very minute they enter Anna
polls. The way things are now con
Quoted at Annapolis the students
do not know whether they are to be
line officers or go into the engineer
ing corps until after they graduate.
There are very few officers in the
navy to-day competent to take
charge of the cruisers engines and
general interchangeable Examiner
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real and personal property The
words in the tax assessment list
quoted by your lettor aud appearing
to require a return Of the aggregate
value of business enterprise" and
similar words at the end OF schedule
E, are misleading and improper and
will be corrected.
In view of the foregoing, your no.
tice that you will resist any attempt
under existing laws to levy tax on
business enterprises, will appear to
haze been satisfactorily disposed OF
as the Government has had no
inten ton OF taxing business enter
prises as such.
In regard to the third point raised
by your counsel, while it may be
true that the existing law does not
require taxpayers to make returns
according to schedule E, it requires
assessments to be made according
to the said Section IL; the only diff
ference between the status of tax
payers under such an assessment,
without returns being made, and
enc made in case where return
required by law to be made is not
made, being that in the former case
the taxpayer would not be deprived
of his appeal.
AS to your notice that you will re-
sist any attempt under existing laws
to increase the valuation of your
property by the consideration of any
of the matters involved in Section
E, l would call your attention to
the provisions of Section II, already
referred to, shat the combined pro
perty forming such basis Of such en-
terprise for profit, shall be assessed
as a whole on it's fair and reasonable
aggregate value" This provision is
now law, and in making such an as
sessment the assessor may be sup
posed to have the right to seek and
consider all available information
bearing on the question before him.
Would not the answers to the ques-
tions asked by Schedule e be an i'm
portant part of such information2
Under the Tax Law of 1892, Section
AZ, the assessor has the legal right
to Examine under oath any person
or persons he may suppose to have
any knowledge of any property liza
BILE to taxation.
l have the honor to be your re-
respectfully, S. NJ. DAMON,
Minister of Finance.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
4 duly app .nted Administrator of the
Estate of Pili5o Kakimilo TX ], of Honolulu,
Oahu, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all CREDITORS of the deceased to present
or oinerwise, duly authenticated, and With
the proper vouchers, If any exist, to the
undersigned within Six Months 1851 from
the date hereof or they shall be forever
barred, and all persons indebted to the de-
ceased are requested to make immediate
payment at the Law Office of S. X Kane,
corner OF King and Bethel streets, up
stairs s. X. AK,
Administrator of the Estate of Pilipo Ko-
kimilo TX |, deceased.
Honolulu, July 10, 1896. 329-3t oaw
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
IL duly appointed Administrators with
the viii Annexed of the Estate of Mac
(w), of Honolulu, Oahu deceased, notice
is hereby given to all creditors of the de-
ceased to present their claims, whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise, duly
authenticated, and with the proper vouch-
ers, il any exist to the undersigned within
Six Months (6l from the date hereof or
they will forever barred; and all persons
indebted to the deceased are requested to
make immediate paymenC at the Law
Otfice OF s. X Kane, corner of King and
Bethel Streets, upstairs.
KELIIHANANUI,
Administrative with the viii Annexed of
Mao (wl, deceased.
Honolulu, July Ia, 1896, 326-3t oaw
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The Answer.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, I
Honolulu, 18th July, 1860

MEssRs. w. G. IRWIN g. Co., f. A.
SoHAEFER 81 Co., and others.
SirS:-Yoar letter of July 14th
to Mr.. Shsw, the Assessor, relating
to the assessment of taxes under re-
cent legislation, having been referred
to me, has had my attention.
The first and second points made
by your counsel are correct. Sec
ton IL of the Tax Law of 1896,
which is now in force, does not con-
template the taxation of any pro-
perty not within the description Of
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS ARE RESPECTFULLY
~ notified that all subscriptions are pay
able strictly in advance by the month.
quarter or year.
Il I TESLA,
- hepa0ar
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MeRoHAN rs PRoTEsT.
Schedule n. of the New Tax Law to
be Amended.

Schedule n. of the New Tax Law to
be Amended.
The following correspondence
will be OF interest to the tax payers
who have received blank from the
Tax Office marked Schedule E."
Honolulu, July 14th, 1896.
Mr.. JONATHAN SHAW,
Assessor of Taxes,
DEAR SIR:-The undersigned, re-
presenting various firms and enter
prises Of the Hawaiian Islands, have
received your tax assessment list,
and notice, calling for return of
property valuation during the cur
rent month.
We note that the last item on the
tax assessment list is as follows:
Additional amount not enumerated
above ia make up aggregate value
Of business enterprise, as per Sche-
duls e" and that the list is accom-
panied by Schedule 3, with the con-
tents Of which you a:e familiar. We
take it for granted that the author
ity for requiring this schedule to be
filled must be found in the sections
of the Internal Tax Law of 1896,
now in force.
The law in question being a wide
departure from the methods of tax
alton hitherto in fore, we have con-
suited counsel upon the requirements
and validity of this law, particularly
OF those sections declared to be now
in force, and have been advised as
follows:
First-The internal Tax law Of
1896 is a tax solely upon real and
personal property as defined in sec
tions Is and 16 of sad act.
Second-The third paragraph of
section IL relates to the method of
estimating the aggregate value of an
enterprise for pr'ft. Such an
enterprise for prdit," being no.
where required to be assessed or
taxed, any such estimate must be
immaterial, and forign to the pur-
pose of the act as oppressed in the
title.
Third-There is 40 law now in
force requiring taxpayers to make
return according 20 Schedule E.
during the mont of July, 1896.
Section 6S OF tie act in question
provides only for such returns as are
to be made in the month of January
Of each year. Theonly law In force
which provides fc returns in the
month of July is chapter 81 of the
Laws of 1892, noportion of which
contemplates nor squires return
of the matters iNolved in Sche-
dule E.
Under this adIse we give notice
that we shall refse to make return
during the currnt month OF the
matters comprisd in Schedule E,
and that we shalliesist any attempt
on your part uner existing laws,
either to levy or AZ on our business
enterprises or to icrease the valua-
ton of our properly by the consider
alton of any of tb matters involved
in Schedule E.
We give you tbs notice of our in
tentions because 70 desire to avoid
unnecessary litigation, and hope
that the Government will deem it
proper to have these issue, judi
ciously determined before attempt
ing to put the Law in force.
Yours truly,
W. G. Irwin & CO Ltd, F. A. Schas-
fer & Co., @. Brewer g. c., G. "a.
Hackfeld & Co., Castle & Cooke,
Ldt., M. S. GEinbaum & Co., M.
Phillips g. Co, j. t. Waterhouse,
Theo. Fl. Davies & Co., James
A. Hopper, Pacific Hardware
Co., Levers g. Cooke, e. O Hall
g. Son, Henry May & Co, Lewis
81 Co.
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DESSDDEE DE7SDE MADRID
OPlNIO ES

E. tena de IA disoluc:6n de- las
Cortes, b b ,cho psnsar los ibers
ies en- que no esta lej4no I'll dla en-
"a 10 voelvan a p,da-.
Ssgasts 10 hl dicho: antes que
;onsentir en- que Sc disueivan la,
Cortes, estcy dlspuesto a hacer el
sacr,fc de encargarme del 60
bierno.
Y todo el mundo 10 hs creido CO.
no hay p o. porquA a. o. S4crifciOs
.-tk acosrumbra 10 hacer4os ei Sc
DOR S4gasta
Pero IS 10 cierto que .te ha reuni
10 en- 81 casa Ia p.aua mayor de su
partido para consuitarie Ell criterio
4ue debsrA seguir en el poder, sobce
edo on Ia. question antil.ana, que as
3 madre dai cordsro
Y como siempre que Sc reunen ios
euzionistas, hA habido dlferentes
;riterios.
Mort, que siempre ha dado IA no
"a mas jlb raj para Iss antillas, PUG
sc v-r y Canal jas, opinan que la
ooliuca de los consArv4doras ha fra
eassdo, Y que Il p&rtido hbsrsl debe
dir ei podsr, ananciando que esta
i spuesto a concadar Cubs IL auto
aou,ia, puss oatlenden qae bsj esta
base e< que puede terLniuarse Ia gqe
"a 10 mas pronto poslb ..
G ,rnszo J M4ura SO niegau q ir
5sa Al a, y abogso por 81 piantea-
,nfeneo innsd,.to Sc; pjan de r~for-
uas 4uaurihfa votado por ias Coz
sSs
Y Ga Arso j. op'ua q1s deb cape
"ars4 qn1 II mt vsnei61 De Is -
n on &c 81 Ehciorat d7tarm;ae g.
IN b qus ios 1"g ,cjos DO Cub. ha
,sn DI-nasrer
NJ 'ntero Rios don V nanci
q "a entlrrAen qne - by mo
II b,csc NIB d. % feica 81.
1anto qIe 3 opin6a 40 10 x il,
Ssgasta, en- cambi sa mnastrs
indeei~c, or, yendo lmpo irico b .cs1
o.,-ama - . ta@ cJ,cu 9sta" cjaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19

separatistss esta por 10 tanto, sobrc
el tapete, y los laborantes Sc mani.
fiestan muy satisfechos y provocado
res, contando en- que pronto obten.
dram una solucion favorable sus des.
atentadas pretensiones.
'.Sin embargo, Sc cree que, por
grande que sea la premura de as
Camarss en- adoptar una resolucion.
esta no sers adoptada antes de seis Sc.
manas, 81 es que Sc adopta.
"Calixto Garcia Sc encncntra actual :
mente en- Nueva York, y el presiden.
te de la Junta revoiucionaria. Estrada
Palma, que regres6 aver muy satisfe-
tho de Washing ton, Sc trasladara hov
nuevamente & la capital federal"
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Pero hay mas todavfa.

Pero hay mas todavfa.
Rigs, por ej9mo'o, en- los Esta
los Z nidos IN bill que cierra las
puertas lie la gran rep1blica a los
ch nos.
Nadie que tepga de el'o noti-
cias deia de sentir asombro en
presencia de IN absurdo lue bien
puede C c,lificarse de arbitrariedad
International.
No rez' el BiU arg'o-america-
20, sin embargo. con los hijos de-
celeste imperio cue residfan en- la
gran rep1b ica antes de ser pro
mu'gado, y b. 6rvase que. go me-
dio do Ia iniosti'ia. blilla, sin
manchas. conocidfs mo criterio
que no sdmite efectos retroacti-
vo en Ia 'ey
D.versos rjaoploe presen5aro'
q hi-toria ID a-oc'ac ones Y df
~ecTas arr ] das ab irato de.
eno lie de'erml aIas socieda
| s. 7 q pea IL qoe preside
on, 8 pt"eo 8 q1e pro>iil IN. pin
ci los Fl os6f -. principles de
egnrided 80 ia! 4 ia K oul g de
j nitas : d. j1lios, es'a ala en-
Ft6 81 d9oa52. aiu5i5nlp q guno
pneb os 81 cast 81. y f tando Ia
ma!dic;6n acbe "a ca eza de 10,
qae ilovan sob,e su conoieocio
ta re~ponsa biiidad de estos infe
cundos trope'los.
Ha>ta aQuf el derecho, Inca
rec;a il fl x bic que no d, be to cel
Il goberuante, SO pena d. originar
graves trastoInos en- la ordsnad5
nsrcha dc la socie1ad.
Presentaremos otras f&ses q Ia
consideration de los le torres
e asunto es dc tai suerte AND
maio Y txtEsn> que bien merece
una serias y deteni la inve tt
sac.6n
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EXCMO. AYUNTAMIENTO
DE LA
CIUDAD DE PONCE
PTeSide7acjd
PTesidencta
AL PUBLIOo

I'll Exceisntisimo Ayuntamieuto de esta
Ciudad Qui6a SO dio cnenta de no habarse
presentado licitsdor alguno al remats de le-
che para los hospiteles municipales de
esfa Ciudad ror 10 Que resta del presente
afo ecoromico de 1895 a8, no ohstsRte ha
berse snunciado dicho acto en- Ia forma CO.
rrespondiente, seordo que baio ell mismo I'll
po condolences que Ia anterior, sc anun-
Gle nueva suhasta. Ia cual tsndra lugar on
el termino de veiDte dias contar dssde el
primero CD cue apsrezca inserto al presente
en- ia Goeefa Ofcsal al sigaieute ii result
tase fastigo sf-fsel vencimiento del exnrasa-
do pl-za, y hora de tres de la tarde.
Lss proposiciones han de sugetarse NJ mo.
delo inserto 81 final del respective plieso do
condolences, cnyo documento Sc epcnentra
de manifesto en- Ia Sscretarfa de aoneIla
Corporation, y no Sc admitira ninguaa opa
exeda del tipo msrcado de sefs ces,tasos Tor
eada litro o. leehe, advirtiendose oue Il
mismo AL como lss fanzss sefaladas an al
csfsoo piego son con 81 o Z de 6escnanto
por la dsfafeDcia de moneda segio IA acor.
dsdc per IA refarids Corperaci6n mnnioinal
Lo que Sc ayisa al pdeiiOo para general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19

He squf la opinion del ilustre alrnf-
rante frances, Mr. Fourier, sobre los
asuntos de Cuba. Por venir de IN
hombre muy experto en- cuestiones
aio o nSticas mliitares. dicha OPT
=,ion tiene verdadera impoftancia
"La insus ecc;dn-seg1 el almi
saate -offece caracteres diversos, des
de el simple descontento hasta IL
franca rebc,dfa Ia oposicion al Go
bicrno espanoI es general en- ei pals,
pues ni~siqaiers el partido peninsular
esta satisfec ho, potque no Sc We apo
yado i
Esp IL no es el enemigo CONT .
para todcs, pero en- cambio no es la
yerdadera madre para ningcno
'En la H4bana, centro comercial {
Industrial de la isia, en- todos los ga
dos sociaies Sc nota ingual sentimien
70, las yejacionas administrative fut-
ron tantas, que los lazos que unfan &
Ia coll uia con Ia metropoIi sc han re
lajado. y podsfan legar & rompesse
com plefamsn snte 81 no Sc tonan haoiles
medidas y determinac;ones salvado
ras
"Compreadese la imposibilidsd ma
terial eie p:antear las Il timas reformss
vctadas por las Cortes, pero al mismo
tempo Ia camp IA snilitar parece N
inego de essiss y fl j., y para que sc
e. gue & la paaihc scion hay que adop-
tr neIiSas s7cIfficas de rengesi6n
inp,imir ia mayor energfa q la cam
pena.
"Por otya parte, Ia politica colonial
~span la no parece bien dehnida ec
'eterminados puntos, y la situacioo
1nanciera de Ia isla dc Cuba sera un
o=ligro grsvf<isno para un porvenir
no lejano. soore fodo si per medic de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
Y SlNlESTR0

Fahlabamos aver de un soldado
de Bilbao que consume diez raciones
diarias, con todo y con ESQ aun no
logra matsr ell hsmbre
Tsmb:6u en- la CoruTia hay un
rec.uta que tiene 81 apetito alberto
de par en- par y necesita engulllr
grandss cantidades de rancho. que al
penetrar 90 So est6mago Sc deshecen
como la sal en- ell aqua.
Estos dos gargant6as debsrfan d
gurar en- Ia secci6n de gasta dores; al
menos por los muchos alimentos que
gastan.
Soldados asf son los que hacen
fslta, n los actuales momentos.
Con muy pocos Sc podrfs levantar
IN pi6 cito Formidable
Do flo qae nadie SO atreverfa 4
lecir que sus Fl as estaban POGO m9
triJns
Uaa VIZ en c"mpana, con ell trajfo
/ tiucesante De les marchas y contra
msrchas, la gaxvsa Sc les avivarfa de
raj mojo q1e ser1an muy capaces de
mersa los niTos crudos aun de
rag arse la artida de Maceo, para
b .cer boca, h;ncarle daepu6s el
iiente & Msximo Gomez, que es an
POGO durillo de psiar.
Por ESQ todavia no hamos logrado
verle como al gallo de Moron, sin
plumas Y cacareando.
Tn reginiento de tales condicio
nes serfa la salvaci6u de Ia patria
/ lVamos, one no harla pocos deSG
gu,sGdos con los insurrectos!
+. Y va que, segda diosn la revolu
cion cubans solo es una merienda de
negtos, ali estarlsn como en- su cen
tro esos soldadoa fam6licos, one para
hacer Ia guerra 1oicsmente necesi
tartan maniciones de boca. :
va 10 dijo Cervantes:
'.El trsabajo y peso de las armas
no Sc puaden ilevar sin ell gooierno
de las tripas."
YSf f6 que no va descaminado;
pues los soidados en- ciertos caaos,
cuando el psiigeo arrecia, tienen que
hzcar de tripas corszon.
| Con 81 tempo, para ganar bata
llas, no van ser necesarias la buena
organization nj Ia discipline nj la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
LA BELIGER ANCIA

''Las gestiones emprendidas iti-
snsmenee poE los cubanos laborantes
aqul RESIDENCES. no han sido compile
tamente es:eriies.
''En estos dias ha ganado terreno
la idea de reconocer 4 los separasistas
de Ia gran AntiEla como hSligerantes
entire los uniegnhros de Ia CSmara de
represe ntanscs y entire los senadores
.''En Ia comisi6n de asuntos exte
rioses dc L. alta Camaga hubo 81 SABA
do uitimo una session boEsasccsfsima
Sc discutieron las proposicioues
de los ssnadorss que protegen & los
gePararistas. y 81 dt b1te ilegc & rsbs
sar ei iin,te ordinas;o d. los mas aca
orados.
Los peri@dicos de Naeva York
tomando por base los telegramas y
los reiasos de Ia prcnsa Is Waahing
ton, dedican hoy pre f:rente atencio..
al s.sunto, y lie conSideran como mas
importante que las cuestiones de We
aezueia y dc Armenia, que en- los Il
limos oias preocupaban squi todas
les gentss.
s'Ei fepa re la beiigeeancia de les
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Los ARABES.
ST EXPULSION

Ofrecimos .estudiar detenida
menta este asuuto Aseg1rase
que. por di. poeici6n super or. de
b-n sbandonar e~ta is'a, on Ell ter
miuo de ounce dfas. los arabes
que eutre nos,,tro4 re iden.
Juzgamo< gravf>ima semej 4nte
resoluc o.. Y, on Ia h. 6sesis d.
que re u to cl9-ta, debemos com
batirla.
A l. luz del 4 dAvechn, que es g
primer terreno q dopd= b = d
llevarse puutos de tauta trascen
dencia. ap.nas htilamos jl,ti6
caci6n ara tan radical medlla
EI extrapj ,ro, mient,as res
peta los usos de- plf, 90 q g ra
side, es personalldad sag ada en
alb. o uto.
Priva ahora. en determipada>
naciones, eI b bjto siou era muy
discreta y par camente imp ANITA
do, d. ordenar tos al aud,9no,.
cuando Sc azga que el TX rauj ro
en- quien ecuo tai ostlgo
compr mete la paz y el 0. den d.
Estado.
Refi6cese este a pasajeros, a
individuos sin arraigo Ell ei pai
de que So teate, Y nuuca a quie
nes, por su laborloSldad 8 su cut
ttnra. 8 por cua quiera OF a Cir
canstancia ! gaa Le tenerse Ell
cusn a, poseau j cat rlas q4e
los hagan dlgaos 4 }, r sp 5t6 T il
copsideraclone< de los ciudada
nos On medic de los cuales ira
bajan Y wen.
Asf y TODD nos parece duro ei
anormal procedlm ento
Pynsamos que en ii6nticos ca
sos hay una reg,a sup emA: la
ley.
Baata su fecundo infnjo para
CORE CIR al que dollnque.
El ex ry j7ro, tauto oonao
cualquier cludaiano, tiene per
fecto dorecho a que, cuando 50
rebele contra las ms tltuclones del
pals que le do ho, pitalidao, Sc le
sometf al trlbuI al Y no SO lie
condene sin Cirle.
Dado que en- 81 terreno jur1di-
CO Sc acepte como fo muia lega
la expulsion guDeruat.va, queda
todavfa la valla que aca BANJO,
de indicar, reiatiya q las con
diciones del indivlduo a quien Sc
expulsa.
5Concurren, en- g p,obiema que
analizamoS, crcuu. tancias que
obi guen a un gob.erpo a pres
cindir dc l)s t1amiges pres T :
tos7
Juzgamos que no
Son los a abes a quienes Sc
echa del pals Rente pacifica, g7n
to trab jsdora qae no llama. po
nipgupa Glaze de escandaios, l.
ater CO de las autorid,das.
Viver -por 10 men es 10 q i
Sc We TX, u iva .nente con-; grd
dos a su tiaFco mo, cantll, cum
pliendo en- su eff ra sus res pectl
vas oblisacioueS sOc;a -
sDonde haIla, ues, eI e bier
no de e~ta lsIa, fuarza NOR i qp-
apoYe su res 0 nc o.. 81 e ql
existe con 81 a'can e que SO le
atrlbu 2
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GRAN DESAFIO De GALLOS

Para 81 Que ha de teper lugar en Ia sldea
Villalba-J Disz en los dfas ' S
de Mario pr6ximo, ipvitsn los nue suseribeI',
duefIos de la Galera en ditha aldea.
Los copcnrreT tes hshran de eucortrar sio
genero alguno de duda todas las comodidade~
apetecibles. y una jngada De gallos esp'6n
dida, porque en ella correra ell dinero p
mares.
villalba, Febrero 1895. S~hmst Her
ma9lcS. h. 6 MslZ4.
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FONDA EN- ADIUNTAS
ANGEL GUERRA

Situada esta. freOte los pintorescos jar
dimes de la plaza. Y pr6ximo celabrsrse Ias
ingadss de gsllos en- e.ta villa. el one snscri
he tiene el gusto de of~ecer los que deseau
visitar ia pIRtoresoa villa. c6rad4s re6tila
daa habjtaciones, huen servfcio. rneior corni
ia y nodicifsd ea las precins Possca. F.
brcro dc 1926 Afton'o Martf | m alf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-19
Luis Ram1

Pafticipa al pdhlico que ha trasladado 81 re-
sidencla q esta ciudad en- donde Sc ofrece
para dirigir construcciones urbanas, month
sas de mAquinas de vapor para haciendas J
deu.As obras analogas
Direction Gale Mayor, ndmero 8.
m. d. Enero 30 de 1895.