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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-10
THE OREGON ARRIVES.
Cruiser Olympia Ordered to Pro.
coed to Honolulu.

SAN FRANCISCO, March g. = The
battleship Oregon arrived here this
morning from Puget Sound and is an
chored in the harbor.
1t is reported that the protected
cruiser Olympia, now on duty at the
Asiatic station, has been ordered to
proceed to Honolulu from the Orient
on the 10th of this month, and remain
there until further orders are received
from the department 1t is expected,
however, that the vessel will be sent
orders to return to. San Francisco by
the next steamer from Hawaii The
cruiser Baltimore will leave Honolulu
for the Asiatic station on April 1st
The Olympia and Baltimore will be
in port at Honolulu for some days be-
fore the latter sails for the Asiatic
station.
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SACRAMENTO MARKET.
Trade Only of Moderate Proper
lions in Produce Circles.
Sacramento. hi

Sacramento. Mar. 9th.
Trade to-day was only Of moderate
character. Prices were as previously
quoted.
Following are the retail prices for the
various articles mentioned:
FIOUR-Family Extras, 81 IS per loo
lbs; 81 20 for 80 lbs.
lings, 20Q50c; Mandarins, 15c; Lines. zoe;
Lemons, 15QQ25c: Cocoanuts, 10c each; Ba-
nanas Csc per dozen; Grape Fruit, lbs
for Csc: Apples, 4c per ID, 15c4S1 so per
NUTs+New warnuts. 15c per 10: New
Almonds 121ac; New BraZils, 1212c: Pc
cans, Ice; Fiiberts. 15c; Chestnuts. 15c per
DAIRY PR6DUCE-Bu tter-Pickle. 200
per 10; Mountain, zoe; Valley Roll. zoe;
Petaluma, SOC per roll: Creamery. SOC per
roll Cheese-California, 15c per 70; Young
America, lie; Eastern Creamery 15q20c;
Genuine Swiss, Acc; American Cheese. Mc;
VEGETABLES Tomatoes, Sc per ID:
Celery, sc per head; 1auliflower, l0c per
tatoes, 214c per 10; Turnps, Beets, Pars-
nips Carrots. Lettuce, Radishes,. Leek
and Green Onions, l2lse per dozen f5sa bunch
per 10; Sprouts &c; Chicory, 2 for sc; Wa
tercress. for sc: Roman, for &c; Peas.
MFATS-Beef-Prime Rib Roast, 121z6a
15c; Loin Steak 121a115c Rump Steak,
loo; Chuck Roast, 10c: Rump, Sc; Brisk I,
Chops. 15c: Roast Veal, 12c. Mutton-Leg,
l1Mi2l5c; Loin and Rib Chops 1212c; Nut
ton Stew, Sc; Shoulder Chops, &c Pork
SGi12c per 10: Corned Beef, SQ121ac; Sau-
sage, i21ac; Vienna Sausage, l5e; Bacon.
SPOifJI.TRY2Hens 60c each; Spring. SOC
each: BroiIers. 25G4oc each; Tame Geese.
81 so each; Tame Ducks, 75c each; Tur-
keys, 15c for live and tic for dressed per
, 10.
GAME-Geese. 75c per pair: Brants. 4oc;
SQUIRRELS, csc per pair; Cottontails, 35c per
pair: Hare, 40c Der pair.
EGGS-California 15c per dozen, dozen
HAY AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, S0aS0c
per cwt: Alfalfa Hay, 65Ql0c: Whole Bar
lev. 81 30; Ground Barley. 81 40; Feed Oats.
81 S5a1 60; Middlings. 81 3; Bran; 10:
| Straw. Coo: Corn, large, 81 30; small, u %
per cti: Cracked Corn, 81 40: Red Russian
Oats, 81 50.
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WILL MAKE A CHANGE.
Military to Supplant the Mounted
Police on the Yukon.

OTTAWA (Ont.), March st is Off
cially announced that the Dominion
Government will supplant the mounted
police now in the Yukon territory by a
portion of the permanent military force
of the Dominion.
The contingent will be drafted from
the various military stations and will
include the best infantry and artillery
men. The route to. be taken has not
been decided but the force will be
organized in ample time to go into the
region when the ice breaks up in the
rivers.
Major Evans of Winnipeg will COM
mand the force.
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HEAVY DAMAGES.
Verdict Against the Alaska Pack.
ers' Association.

SAN FRANCISCO. March "a jury
in the Superior Court to-day rendered
a verdict for $4,000 damages in favor
of the Pacific Steam Whaling Com
pany and against the Alaska Packers
Association. The proceedings were in
stituted to collect 100000
The plaintiff alleged they had lost
money because they and their employees
We're unlawfully driven from the prof
liable salmon fishery in the open waters
of the ocean near Karluck River
Alaska, by the employees of the Pack
ers' Association.
The Alaska Packers Association
owns extensive canneries in that vi
entity.
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A NEW ROAD.
London Capitalists Contemplate
Building It.

FRESNO. March %. w H. James,
a railroad expert from London, ar
rived to-day. He is accompanied by
Colonel A. w Jones and Major P. P.
cambridge, President and Chief En-
gineer of company organized to build
q railroad from Fresno to Monterey.
Mr.. James is here representing Lon
don capitalists. He has travelled from
HOLSTER over the proposed route by
team, and will now return to HOLSTER
and go from there by team to Mon
terey
If his report is favorable the CAPT.
talists who have sent him here will
advance the money with which to build
the road. He expresses himself as well
satisfied with the route as far as ne
has been over it.
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CLARK MURDER TRIAL.
Sheriff Mckenzie Disqualified fol-
SuImmoning New TaIesmen.

NAPA, March 9.-In the Clark muir
der trial to-day the entire venire #
40 talesmen was exhausted with but
nine jurors secured
District Attorney Sell sprang a sensa-
ton by challenging the qualification
of the Sheriff TO act in summoning an
other venire This caused an adjourn
ment of the trial till Saturday.
The court decided that the Sheriff
was disqualified by reason of his ex-
pressed prejudice against the defend
ant, and j W. Wright was appointed
elisor to summon fifty more talesmell.
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and Pacific Railroad was sold under
foreclosure here to-day by Karl A.
Snyder. Master in Chaneery. First
ce-President and General Solicitor f.
D. Kenna and Treasurer e. Wilder of
the Santa Fe Company and Captain
G. n. Sterry. solicitor of the Santa re
Pacific and Southern California Roads,
We're present at the sales.
Only two bids We're offered for the
land, one of 5000 and the other of
&c. Treasurer Wilder made the
latter bid, and the entire grant Of
l,500, IA acres was knocked down TO
him, the price paid being less than
half a cent an acre
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had signed the national defense bill,
made by Executive Clerk Pruden,
which interrupted the debate, was
greeted with round of applause.
At the conclusion of Eddy's remarks
the committee rose.
The House non concurred in the Sem
ate amendments to the District of CO.
lumbia appropriation bill, and at 400
p. m. adjourned.
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VIII Resune Operations.

NEWCASTLE (Del.), March 9.-On
Monday next the Delaware Iron Works
will resume operations, after a suspen-
sion Of four months, and Will give en-
ployment to nearly 800 hands. Many
of the families have been in distress
since the shut down.
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Used Advisedly.

I'm your letter to me about the Post
office at 'Sorreltop," said the Senator.
you spoke of Higginside as the pres
ent !acumbrance.' You meant, of course,
the present incumbent
REMEMBRANCE is the right word.
Senator" replied the man who was
after Higginside's job, somewhat stiff
fy-Chicago Tribune
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Broke the Record.

CHICAGO, March 9.-Henry Lever
son of Chicago has lifted two ten
pound dumbbells from his side to arms
lentgh above his head 1900 times in
2 hours and 10 minutes, breaking the
record, which was previously 3 hours.
George Siler was referee
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Senate Combinations.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-The Sem
ate to-day confirmed these nominal
tons:
w. L. Avery Of Montana, Consul at
Belize, British Honduras.
To he Collector of Customs-W. w.
Bowers, San Diego.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

sun FranclScO, Mar. 9th.
Morning Session-Alta. 15c; Belcher,
45c: Potosi. BE: Standard. 81 IS; Yellow
Jacket. 2Sc.
Afternoon Session-G & c., lie; C c v,
re: Savage. 23c; Chollar, Csc: Potosi &c;
Crown Point. 14c; Yellow Jacket &c: Bel
cher s5c; Union Con. 33c; Alta. 15e; An
deS lOc.
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Ten Rounds and a Draw.

LEAVENWORTH (Kans.), March
9.-Jim Thomas of Chicago and Sam
Bennett of Montreal, Quebec, fought
ten rounds to draw south of here. 1t
was a stand-off until the last round,
when Thomas landed seven times on
Benefits face without getting a re-
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-First quality, 612@7c; second
quality, 5Q6c; third quality, 445c per 10.
VEAL-61gd7c for large and 6Q71ac per
10 for small.
MUTTON-wethers, sQ91Rc; Ewes. s1aQ
&c per 10.
LAMB--9Gs1ac per ID for Yearlings and
1212Q15c for Spring.
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Earl of Bradford Dead.

LONDON, March 9.-The Earl of
Bradford (Orlando George Charles
Bridgeman) is dead. He was born in
1919 and was formerly Lord Chamber
lain of the Queens household and Mas
ter Of the Horse. In politics he was
Conservative
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Closing Grain Quotations.

New York, Mar. 9Th.
WHEAT-May, 81 Of; July, 9214c; Sep
TENDER, SAC.
Chicago. Mar. 9th
WHEAT-March. 81 O21a; May, 81 04z:
July, 9T3sc; September. size.
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LAND GRANT SOLD.
The Santa Fe Purchases That Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Road.

PRESCOTT (Ariz.a. March O. The
land grant in Arizona of the Atlantic
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Madras Cloth.

A new fabric which promises to
be very popular is a fine sheer cloth.
resembling imported zephyrs. in
checks and fancy plaids, among
them some beautiful designs for
waists; at l212c yard.
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Jury TOOK ONLY
ONE BALLOT.
Sheriff Martin and His Deputies
Acquitted.
Jury Were Prepared for a Verdict Before
Leaving the Box.

District Attorney Martin Asked to
Have Their Bail Bond COntin-
ued on the Other Charges, as He
Has Not Yet Decided What to
Do-The Prosecuting Committee
Will Insist on Further Prose-
cution.
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Dress PerCaIeS.

French blue, with white figures
also cardinal and oxblood ground,
with small White figures, 81 inches
wide; 10c yard.
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Domestic OrgandIeS.

In exact imitation of the finest
imported goods, small sprays and
figures, 80 inches wide; zoe yard.
Among our wash fabrics is a
large line of Fine Organizes, in
stripes and medium figures, in
handsome combination of colorings;
at Toe yard.
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New Wash Goods.

Spring activity is most pro-
nounced here; there's a style
temptation and a price inducement
connected with these bright lots
that soon converts lockers into
BUYERS
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las memorials. !9 Bismarck

Aunque la prenss americana y earopea sos
tuvo basts hace pocaA semanss que las decanta
das memorials secretas dol Canoiller de Hierrc
no ~exis,fan, la casa editora le Harper and Bro.
theirs ACADIA de publican dos tomos que llevan es
te tftulo:
BISMARCK: Ell Hombre y ell Estad sta
Rsotifosciones y "Reminiscences de OTTO, Prfn
oipe de BISMARCK, dietadas por 81 mismc
despues que Sc retro del gobierno.,
La obrs no corresponds 4 10 que de ella sc
habfa dicho, y solo abrasa ell perfcdo compren-
dido entire 1882 y 1888. No exhibe en- su desnu-
DEE, como 90 anupciaba, nj & g .illermo Prime
70, nj a Federico III, nj & G1il'ermo II, 4
quien apenas sc nomb-a. No SO delats nj IN 80.
10 secreto de menor 8 s'quiera mediana impor-
t%anois.
Bismarck SO refere 4 Gaillermo I en- ter
miuos que aca' al eu respeto y su amer por &
Elogia Ia csridad de Federic, III, y Para COM
pleiam 'nte ira ivs,tido al Enperador actual;
este III ino Sc e1p!ica, pues como hemos dicho,
las memorials terminan en- Ell a6o de 1889. Log
las hsrfa interesantes, este es, n que Sc refere
al rompimiento con Guillermo II. no consta.
Asf, pues, Ia prensa sc ha salido con So di.
cho: No hay tales memorials Ncretas de Bis
ma1ck
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Sibila Sanderson
MILLION ARIA.

FL IA do Diciembre muri6 en- Pa,fs, en- 50
palscio de los Campos Eliseos, Don Antonio
Terry y dej6 toda 50 inmensa fortuna 4 80 &C.
gunda esposa Ia celebre primadons americana
Slbila Sinde rson.
Antonio Terry tuvo no sabemos 81 Ia bue-
ma 6 mala suerte de nacer m lIonario: So padre
DON Tomas amas6 en- Cuba un capital de 60.
600. 600 de do lar. y Antonio fue So hsredero
prefe,ido. Cuando era todavfa muy jdvsn 10 en-
vic & estudiar & los E.tados Unidos, y aunque
no Sc cumpli6 en- 81 d | TODD ell refrain de que
chip de rico muere borrioo,, ell mtz, sc dedico
mas q la vida allegro que 4 los libros, ' a los 81
amos de edad SO casa con ia %se1orita G ass Dali
ton Secor, h'js de on. abogado neoyorquiuo.
Bien 8 NAL, los esp s s scportaron elsanto yu'
go FOR diez a6os, al fin de los cuales la sa1ora
puso pleito de divcroio Por int, 7enci6a de las
dos fami isa, Sc suspendio ell juicio y Sc scnd6
una separation amistes', y Terry Sc compro-
meti6 a psgn q la esposa una pension mensual
de 400 dolla s, y traslsdo su reside ncia q PARIS,
& donde ella le sigui6 mas tsrle y 10 entabl6
nuevo pleito. Lo, tribanales ffanceses no con.
cedieron ell d v~orcio, pero obigaron 4 Tory 8
elevdr la pension 4 mil dollars mems tales.
LIZ eeposa de Terry muri6 & prir cipios de
1897, y POGO despues Ell viudo mil onsrio Sc
oas6 con Sibila Sanderson, 4 quien viva oonsa.
grade desde mueho antes de la maerte de su
esposa.
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La Sindc'son % HIS d. I'M antique JUGS
de Ia Saprema Corte dc Juatioia de California.
= ha hecho una osrrers brillante como canta-
ir.s. Antes do ser objsto de las afecciones dc
Terry half, sido oortejada por los personsjts
mas encumbraios de Europa, inclusive 81 Gear
de Russia, y aun Sc ssegu's qua por iniusncias
de 10 Csarin, sc vio obligaas 4 dsstsrrarse de
San Petesburgo.
Sibila Sanderson estk en- TODD 81 apogeo de
Gu belless. Fue esposs Eel, = ahora que es mi
l~lonaria SO cree qle rsnunoiark definitivamente
oil teatro.
Terry ha muerto antes de cumplir ouaren-
ta amos, de una enfermedad del bfgaio. Su e.
pcsa 10 asisti6 con la mas delioada solicitui.
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Carta alberta
Sr. Don Ram6n 3 Lops
P. r. Debre. 20 1893.
Mi may distirglido amigo!

III miy uietII AiU0 dmsX0
No ha d jslo de sorprenderma ii assltoE
ie information q 10 4 nltims hor do Il noohes
d aver ha publicado 81 spracisble Disfio AZ
V. La CoRR~EsPoMDENcIA en- el qua orfsfSs
rencia dic,, que en- Ii tesi6n celebSada pfrSeis
Ayuntamiento dc 9 ia Capital, teniia 90 4 M
che del Visrnes q timo, vsrios Coaot1slehp9en.
ire ell 's el ne este escribe, habisn puesso a114
rsspeotivos caTges 4 disposition del-Hono asSls
Oral Henry para que satisfsciese aus d ssosss
de que ingresss IN en- la Corporation lot nseyoss
elementes que debian representa-, de por mis-
t,d, las ideas del p rtido Libara', toda var q i
90 pertenecfam1s 4 ninguna; como eitenio
que de dejar pass en- silencio ia, asevsrae 8 a,s
sin Ia correspondence srAo3isNsinRstAsr1sU1
asentimiento t&oito k~toaxpnesto por st N IL
informado comanioante, me creo en- 81. deb Il al
baeer presente 6V que. 10 dnico que por nj
parte hice pr $ nte en- aquel acto, re o co no
ac!sr .ci6n do cierts alusion llntsds por nm, dis.
t'nguido Sr. CONCEAL, fle, que debido 8 uns
mala interpreta i'm que dimos en- principle,
v:ro s c ,mpsierts al espfritu y letra de Is Cir.
cular del r.ferido ST.. General en- 10 rsferenta 4
la fcrma en- que deb;an oonstituirse los Maaioi.
p:os de etta ials, desde luego equivoasdsmsn
compren limos que 10 que 90 interesaba era q
resignsramos nuestros cargos, los que al sS5ss'
t.nos. al mencs por m patte, fa6 tan sol men
to por cumplir nm detef de respetuofa eottetfa
hi il oil Honsr BILE General Mr.. Brooks por eli
inmarecido TO bramieIto que 90 digad h,css
en- mi favor , porque 81 aceptsilo c1ef tsndb:en
otro deber, & faer d buen ciud dano 6 hijo
ANA ta como el que ms de es'e mi querido to-
,raho, contribuir con m; mod sto 8 insjgui6-
cante grano d, arena & ID eiiicsc6 On de an
buen plan de adminiItr aci6n fegan mi leai NJ
q. 5000
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MUEBLES,
MAR0ARDA Y CO.
SAN FRANCISCO IL

Gran surtido en- corbstss c5rtes de ca.
simir = camas irg'esssIe clos Dependencies,
+ rs thea 50.
Doha Della Lopez de Muxo hs sido
nombrada profesora propietsria Dc Ia escuela
elemeptsl de MINIS de Mayagi 2
Las PERSONS que tengan resentadss
lnstanoias para cubrir las p'asas &c Guardiss
Mun;cipales, concurriran al Quartet de 10 mi,
ma, Gale de Ia Luna, maGana microbes q las
ocho.
Puerto REQ ~ Diciembre de 1898.
Los c misionad9s ebpsfioles para ter
minar la pas en- las conferenoias de Paris, han
alcsnzado que los productos p.n;nsu'ares g an
recibidos en- Fl ipinas en- igaal eoneep.o que los
americanos, y trabsjan para ~aloanzar igual ven.
tsis en- Puerto Rico.
En- las islas Filip'n's dara- te Is do"
minaci6n espa1ola, oada var n mayor do e3ai
estsbs obligado q pagan una taxa de cspitals-
oi6 de 100 pesetas anuales- , cads mu sr Is pc
setas; este, faera de una i16nida de g,ayame-
mes municira'es 8 i'm per-, 'es, pues aun para
cot,r Ia MADEIRA en- sus propios terrenoe, tenfa
que pegar I'm dere ho al g%obierno Of hacsnds
do filipino: no es, pues. e1trsno que h.ya ha
bid II revoluciones en- estas iklss en- ls It'll
mos go airs
"A AuCSo 10 Ia sA1u2 w nVy3hV
hemos recibido la correspondence y peri5dicos
que trsjoe ell correo espahol eSatrasteguis, que
entr6 aver a las seis d Ia m hsna Al paso que
vamoa en- correos, habrA que levsntsf una ETY.
tus al Sr. Bsixst en- recuerio de su, s~ervicios
que, aur que pssimos en- gra 70 snperiativo, So
peraban en- m-cho los que tenemcs en- Ia
actuslidad.
Sigue c?tiz' n lose el cafe en- este mer-
cado desde dose a 19 peto., segan cali ad E
sos precios tienen muy dessnimsdos q los cose-
cheros.
En- Csguas Sc celsbr6 Ia traditional
misa de gallo, q la que ccncarrio TN cree d,
mum :ro de fisles. La noche -buens mpy amin =
ds, sin mas rovedades que slguns que otra qua.
rapets.
I'm amigo nusstro expidi6 un tele-
grsms desde Po-ce pra Utusd, Ell dia %. eel
% NJ habfs llsgsd a So ce,tino.
Fl domingo 95 de Diciemb-e deposi.
tsron 347 imponentes en- Ell Credito y Ahorro
Toaceho la cantidad de 81 693,67 y So b n ex.
psdiio hasta Ia fecha 8 800 librstas.
Ha falleoido en- Caguss eli spreciab'e
j5ven don R,fasl Merslss, h,jo del teceet,rio
de aquel Jusga 10 Municipal , p~ersens qae fa6
muy sstinsds On aquel yscindario,
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Por e1 arte
:.
ILL.,.
Continuation

Base Sjguiendo Ia division. hechs en- !.
b,se anterior les estab,'e ,im;eutos que /dah.n
creare son:
Institute superior pira curssr tod. 4. e.+u.
dios, rad ado ca Il capital, sesst .n;Sa - 10
provinces , coz e. .tsiSSel.a5nes de inspeaoi6nar
49, = SFssar J modi6esr ell plan de es.
Hsssses, hscsr lss oposicioLe,, informsr en- los
e1pediert's de ooncurso y ex cdr tftulcs.
academies para cuIsar Ia lay ga ensefanza
en- todas las oblaciones que Iosssn en- so casco
mas de Z 600 hsbitsntea; gu sostenimiento sera
por cuenta de los mur ioip:os en- que r~adiquen
y tienen derecho de inspection en- todos los es.
tablec' mientos del distrito, de iDforme en- los
e1pediente de cor cu'so y ~csrtific II sus estu1ios.
Escuelas elementales en- las pobls c.tnes c<yo
p%resupuesto 81 usl exeda de $40. COO; sus gate s
los STIR gan los municipios J pueden c'riGc r
sus estudios.
Fl cuatro de pr %ftsore-, psra ell institute %
cesnti'uirar: Tn ProfeNry una Prefer, de
teorfa y %solfeo; Professor. superior de iden con-
su s~uxilisr; 8 profsores, p-ra d~istintos %instru-
M ntos; Mse tro Re C INTO; iden de hsrnoaiss
y otro Re composition
Habri I'm Director y un Secret rio cuyo NOT
bramfento b.; RI 81 gobierno del cusdro anterior.
Las atribuciones Ell Director ser:n LEV r Ia
representation tflcial; presidir las 6poaicioDes
nombrar los t bar a'es de examen J epos:c'o o.
lie, y desigaar las comisiones de infp scci6n;
dirigir Ia case de COZ unto y irmar los titulos.
Ell Secrstsrio llevsra I'M rsgittro general fe
mstrf ulss de prs f,sores y de inspe.ci5n; for
malizark las NJ minss; lleva,a Ia eontabilid I'd de
los fondos PARTICULARS del Institute; llevalA en-
libro de ac' as y rissri II ulos y certi6ea ZONES.
La depend encia estsra formada por I'm oonser
ie, IN escribisnte de secretsris y I'M ugier.
III Prcfesorado de Ia, academies serA: In
maestro director para Ia c'sse de Piano, armo.
nis y ooDjnrto. y tres profesores a~uxiIiar,s pa.
n el Solf.o y dema instrumental fernando 10
deperdsucia nm c~onssje - eterib:ente y IN
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-27

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r:cursos dc que dfspongsn, dar 1 los enu iios
de toda sus academies todas 10 amplitud que
q%uierap, dumentsndo 81 numero de prof, s >res.
Las escu alas solo tendran an profesnr para la
teoria solfso = pri.cipios de los instrumentos
propios de banda.
En- todos los centres SO formarA tan pronto
como 81 adelanto de los alumnos 10 permits, Ia
ola de o~onjunto (orquest,, 8 banda para los
sctes interiors; y s'gunos exteriores que deter
miuarkn loa reglamentos de oada centre.
Fernando Call 10 Ferrer.
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