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Arguments of Counsel
Made TO the Court.
POINTS FOR THE DEFENCE
Made by Mr.. Maynarder Were
Answered by Mr.. Bennett.
THE CHEF ISSUES INVOLVED.

The hearing OF tho suit of Mrs. Annie
Campbell against Henry Is. Metcalfe and
other mem bers of the Campbell Machine
Company was continued this morning.
Mr.. Metcalie yesterday afternoon denied
all the charges made in the complainant's
bill.
Mrs. Campbell was recalled this morn
ing immed lately after tho opening Of the
court. She denied that in 1890 Mr.. Metcalf
on the occasion he had referred to saw
her husband alone. She was present at
the interview ard denied that Mr. Met
calfe told her the company was To receive
$3.50. 600 in cash and 800, 600 in stock for
the foreign patents. MIR. Campbell wit.
ness said, was at this time recovering from
an attack Of brain fever ana she objs cted
to his doing business with Mr.. Metcalfe
Mr.. Maynar0ler, at the conclusion OF
Mrs. Campbelps testimony. began his
closing argument for the respondents
He said that so far as testimony could
settle the statement that the American
rights of MIR. Campbell and his associates
had been transferred TO tho Campbell Ma
chine Company. it was proved. Counsel
referred TO many favors of "a financial aud
other nature received by MIR. Campbell
from Mr.. McNesin, Mr.. Comey ana MIR.
melchlio u nuluDcT vi yours, anu
said that when the United States patent
rights were held ~ the former as associ-
atss one of the four could have used tue
patents in any woy he saw ut or give
any one else permission to make uss of
the inventions patented, and 10 was to
overcome this difficulty that all the pa
tents were transferred to the Campbell
Machine Company.
T.. ID. Bassett said he. In behalf of him
self, his associates and his client, wished
TO disclaim the charge that he or they NJ
legged infamous conduct on the part of
the respondents He said that the issues
in the csse were few and the court could
easily reach conclusion. Dir. Bassett
said that the facts in the casa showed
that Mr.. Campbell was unframed In busi-
ness and there was trust on the part Of
the others which it was the dutv of the
colrt to see, now that Mr.. Campbell was
dead, that TIE trust was faithfully carried
out. The testimony in the case was care
fully gone over by Mr.. Bassett and he ar
guei that it fully sustained the claims of
the complainants.
The court took the papers and held the
case for advsement
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DOONAN'S TROUBLE.
Before the Court Today on Two
Indictments.
Convicted by Jury on One and Pleaded
NolO TO III. Other.

Peter Doonap, who was indicted by the
last grand jury for the larceny of "a wagon
and harness from Fishel David, had his
trial in Judge Wilbur's court this morn
ing. Doonan went to work for David the
morning of Dec 3lst, 1897. and drove Off
the outfit when he was sent To deliver
goods To customer ard failed to return
uutil Detectives Parker and Cnnon went
looking for him and MI. David's prop
erty.
This was the first of the indictments
found by the grand jury tn be tried. Doc
nan alleged that liquor was responsible
for his teing In court ana denied he had
ever thought of stealing the wagon and
harness lie was led 10 drink 10y the cold
ness OF the weather and the liquor made
him SO warm he went over to bit OF
Pawtucket woods abd lay down for four
hours. then he got up aud feeling chilly
{ ok more liquor ana in n befuddled con
dition did not notice that while he slept
some one bad changed the wagon and
harness for him. The jury promptly
found him guilty Of larceny.
Thsre was "a second indictment against
Doouan that charged him with stealing
the horse attached Co the wagon aud bar
Bess owned by David. 1he nofse was
owned by n man named jacobs. j. j.
DOckrey is the attorney appointed by
judge Wilbur to oefend prisoners who
have not the money 10 secure counsel for
themselves and when DoonaD, who was
without friends and money, had pleaded
to the second indictment ana jury had
besn obtained Mr.. Docs cry called the at
tention of the court To- the fact that about
all the members of the second jury had
heard the testimony i'm the first case and
he doubted IN they had not formed an
opipion.> Judge Wilbur asked the jurors
n any OF them had formed an opinion ~
to the prisoners guilt or Innocence. Only
one OF the Twelve men admitted he had
and was excused. just rs new Juror
was obtained the first jury filed In and
It's verdict was announced.
Doonsn then changed his plea to the
second Indictment from not guilty Co nolo
oonte ndsre ana was sentenced to | 1 months
in jail under both indictments.
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Charged With Assault
Upon Mrs. Silva.
WAS HELD in $1,000 BAIL.
Mary Haberlin Was Acquitted of
Assaulting Rivers.
OTHER DISTRICT COURT CASES.

Manuel Perry was arraigned on seri-
Gus charge in the Sixth District Court
THE morning. Mary Silva had caused n
warrant to be issued charging him with
criminal assault. It was alleged that the
attempt had been made In the house IL
Wade street. The Silva woman's husband
is an employe on steam boat, and he Is
away from home considerable portion
of the time Perry boards in the house,
and it Ia alleged that he went into the
Silva woman's apartment at 10 o'clock
last night. She screamed and there wss
struggle. Neightors rushed In and
Perry Vas delivered to Policemen CALI
gan and Shehan. Perry pleaded net
guilty and he was held for trial Eexs
Tuesday m orning in the sum of $1,000.
Owen McQus1e was arraigned for COM
mittiDg an assault upon stephen Park
and he pleaded not guilty. de was held
in the sum Of $500 To appear for trial next
Tuesday. Yesterday afternoon McQuade
met Park on North Main street. and te-
cause he would not give him ten cents 10
is alleged that he assaulted him. he WIS
drunk at the time. The arrest was made
by Policeman Andrew Martin. McQuade
was fined g. and costs in the police cuufs
this morning for drunkenness. some
time ago McQuade was arrested in Paw
tucket for similar offence, and during
tho night he made a bluff at suicide. lie
tried the same dodge in the Central police
station in this city last night, but 1t
would not work.
Mary Haberiin was tried for making n
violent assault upon Louis Rivers on
March 10 ct "a Flora street. The Haterliu
woman is the aunt Of Rivers and sne
wanted him TO leave wanskuck because
he was "scab'' and the strikers would
pail down the house. According to the
testimony of several men nsmed Rivers,
it was shown that the woman had used
violent and threatening language amt
that she had attempted to get Louis Riv-
ers out Of the house. She wanted Rivers
To get out Of the place beause Of the labor
trouble.
the testimony that an assault had been
committed and the prisoner was dis
charged.
Mary French objected TO being called
n common railer and brswler and she will
be tried on Friday. She was held In the
sum of 500.
Kate Corrioan and Mamie ConIey wers
sent To the state work house for six
months us common night walkers.
Oscar Dahl pleaded not guilty 10 being
truant and he will have trial on
March %.
John Lyons was fined SIS and costs for
an assault on Edward Cook. He APP
pealed and furnished bail.
Henry Fsrris was on trial for non-sup-
port and the case was continued until
April %.
william Hunnewell was arraaned for
stealing copper belonging TO the Belcher
a. Loomis hardware company valued &C
Sl7, and also for stealing lead from Ed
ward IT, Collsmors valued at Slb he
was feed $50 and costs in each case.
k1homas Mcpherson thought better OF 10
and retracte1 his plea Of not guilty OF
stealing wat,h belonging to- Mary Mil
Ter. He was fined $50 and costs
Phineal GsmOns admittsu stealing
some eggs belonging 10 William Cock
nd he was fined Al and costs.
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woRKINGMEN's LOAN NAssoCIATIoN.
Chartered by the General Assembly Money
loaned on flrr tturs ana household goods. Rate
OF interest unifDrm and lower than that prevail
Ing elsewhere upon such securltv. Principal Of
loans repaid by moiera'c monthly insteilments
ID. l. u. GRANGER. President
KATHBONE GARDINER. Secretary.
:. BIG Glow, Manager
IS westminster Street. Room .. mara, tu IA str
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tically finished its work, but some details
NAV engage its ttention long enough to
keen the report hero several days. trust.
however. that tre navy department will
have the docuICents in very short
time
The decision reached by the court is
still n inattsr Of surmise. Perhaps sClne
Significance may be attached aud concli-
sions drawn from n remark made by Ad-
miral Sicsrd last night when ne sait. To
CORRESPONDENT: 1.-THE case of the Maine
Is most peculiar. perhaps the moss pecu-
liar which has tver occurred In the history
of the world. "
From the general tone Of his remarks 1t
might bs inferred tnat the court fndings
do NOT definitely solve the mystery OF the
explosiou, Tnis is further borne out by
the aqmiral's statement that even hft-r
be report had been sent to Washington,
the department may require further in-
vestigation.
IL is oertsin in any case whether the re-
mort leaves today or later in the week that
the court " i'll remain in existence at the
call of Admiral sicard, the convening ana
reviewing authority. The report VIII
bear his endorsement of approval on dis
approval, although it is safe to say that
he will not disapprove tae nndinRs OF the
court which he personally selected.
All rumors as TO the report being al
ready on It's way to Washington were set
at rest yesterday afternoon when Judge
Advocate Mark walled into the MOTEL
ana as ked for Admiral siosrd.' Behind
Lieutenant Commander Mark was an
armed orderly with a large dispatch bag
slung across his shoulder aud Ia that
bag was the report of t0e Naire court of
inquiry. The news spread quickly and
caused great oxcitemsnt.
Iu the littie writing room OF the hotel
Lieutenant CommsnGsr Mark ersonslly
delivered the report to Admiral Sicard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-22

Key West Fla, March 22.-The United
States court of inquiry into the loss of
the battleship Maine has at last finished
it's labor1ous work of investigating the
disaster and hns submitted its rspurt to
Hear Admiral Sicard. he has poiated
out some alterations which he considers
necessary and the report will probably be
taken to Washington today by Lieut..
Commander Mark, Judge advocste OF the
court. 1t is possible, however, that lis ar
rival in Washington may be delayed sew
eral days longer, as Admiral Sieard said
last night:
II could scarcely say that the report
will leave tomorrow. The court has prac-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-22
GOVERNOR DYER THERE
Attended Convention of Commercial
Interests Of New England.
Best Method For Securing Proper Dis
play In 1900 Considered.

Boston, March GA convention repre-
senting the commercial and Industrial i'm
forests of the New England states, for the
purpose Of considering the rest methods
of securing proper display of manufac-
tured products at. the Paris exhibition in
tho year 1890, assembled at the Hotel
Vendome this morning.
IL was held under the auspices Of the
Massachusetts, state Board OF Trade.
The executive representation was:
Connecticut, Governor Lorin A. Cook !;
MASSACHUSETTS,, Governor Roger Wolcott; !;
New Hampshire, Governor George A.
hamsdell; Rhode Island, Governor Elisha
Dyer: Vermont Governor Josiah Grout:
Maine, Governor L.ewellyn Powers.
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Commander West of Admiral Slcard s
staff then joined Lieutenant Commander
MARK, ana while the orderly stood on
guard outside ths trio walked mp stairs
to the admirals room. For two hours
thsv were closeted together, going over
the yoluminous papers. Lieutenunt-
Commander Mark then personally took
the papers on board tho Nashville. which
lies off shore. lie returned To shore and
spent the right at the hotel.
It is presumed that conference on
board the Iowa or on shore Will be held
tcdsy. If the report Is prepared finally
during this day To the admiral's satisfac
tion. there is little doubt but that IL will
D., taken on the afternoon boat To Miami.
The feeling here last night, after it be
came known t5at the report had beeo
turned oyer to the admiral, was one OF
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intense relief. IL was the first time after
several weary weeks of waiting that IL
had been definitely known that the court
had completed its exhaustive investiga-
tion into the ais ister. Naval officers and
Others discussed the possibilities Of the
courts innings until late hour. The
general impression continued to prevail
that the court had found the Maine was
Intentionally blown up but no new rea-
sons were adduced for this conclusion.
The battieships Texas and Msssachu-
setts passed here Mt 5 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon ON their way TO Hampton
Roads.
Tne battleship Indiana arrived here
yesterday from tho Tortugas Islands,
ana is anchored ile the Iowa ana tho
cruiser New York, six miles from shore
Washington, March 22.-Spain will re-
fuse to accept any finding Of the United
States Board of Inquiry into the Maine
disaster which may suggest Spanish re-
5ponsibility. liz call for indemnity is car
ried with the report, the Peninsular gov
ernment will appeal TO the Powers TO in
tervsne.
This is the announcement in special
cable dispatches from its Madrid CORE
sponoent, who Is in n position to give au-
tnoritative information on tie subject
This policy OF Madri1 Is in direct opposi-
tion TO the purpose OF Washington.
with Deaco II possible With war II nee
essary, the majority of both houses in
Congress aIe determined TO be satisfied
with nothing short of roparation Of span
ism sovereignty I'm Cuba.
CHANGES SUGGESTED.
hey West March 22-The report OF the
Maine court of inquiry was delivered TO
Rear Admiral Sicsrd by Judge Advocate
Mark at the Key West motel yesterday af-
teinoon. The imifal pointsa out some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-22
B.cyclist Injured.

George Wilbur of Olneyville 2l years
OF aee, was run into by n ho'ss attached
TO sn express wagon driven by n man
named Rogers, while riding bis wheel on
Manton avenue at about II o'clock this
fOrenoor. The accident wns caus,d by
the Tore being frightened by an electric
cor. Wilbur was taken into tie house CT
Michael Croshan. 552 Marion avenue.
and kogcrs went for DIR. Edwards. who
foondN Wilbur slightly iniursd on the
ri sht side. cad and arm No bones
weie broken ihe whesl was n total
wreck
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Another Fire in Chicago.

Chicago, Marca 22.--Ths six.story
building rs and I20 Monroe street, oc-
cupied by the Monroe Catering Company
and the Building Trades Company. was
destroyed hy fire today. Five iren en-
ployes Of the catering company were
burned or otherwiss injured but none
seriously. The total loss Is $4,000.
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REPORT STILL
AT KEY WEST.
1t May Be Forwarded to Washing.
ton This Afternoon.
DECISION OF COURT A MATTER OF SURMISE

Indications That the Findings do Not Definitely Solve the
Mystery of the Explosion Another Conference TO Be
HeldOn Board the Iowa TOday-- is Believed How
ever, That II Has Been Found That the Maine
Was Intentionally Blown Up--Spain Will
Refuse to Accept Any Finding That May
Suggest Spanish Responsibility.
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William J. sherman. lsdde rmsn con
nected With Hook and Ladder Compap
No. q has bsen suspended from duty ~
order Of the fre commissioners.
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Cuts engraved. electrotypes made or printing
done. see The J. T. RYDER Co.. 1i0 westminster
street. waich does best work IN these lines az
low prices. Pleased 10 co yours.
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LARGEST RETURNS
Are secured by Merchants
who advertise In the News,
because the News Is the
Home Paper of Providence
and Vicinity.
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Franqgszas Dc una Miss yankees
CON Ell CAPTAIN EULATE.

I'm peridiioo dc Nusva Yo1k ocenta ls
aiguisnte avsntura do CUE fas vfotima 81
bravo oomandants dsl eVlscsyas
Pssehndose por los jsrdinss de la Es-
ousla Naval ds Annapolis sl bisaEro CONAN.
dante del eVizosys, sc ls soercd una Miss
hsrmo.s y slegznts. Dsspues ds un ssludo
conventional, solioit6 IN favor del msrino
espshol. Antss qus este pudiera contsstsr
nj volver en- II dc IL sorprssa, Ia bella in
tru.a desprsndio ripidsmsnts con unas tiis-
ras un bottom de anola del uniforms dc Eu.
late, J Is dijo entire sonrisM:
No SO ooups ustsd dc sata bagat.ls.
Ustai es pri'iousro dc guerra J ls ssta pro-
hibdo protsstar. Este bst6n 10 gaardsri
como rsouerdo.
Diaho ssto, con una nusvs sonriss, gi.
r6 grsoiosaments sobrs sus talones y 20 xls
i6 <por sl foro;s dciando stdnito 81 marino.
Sus oomp.fsros celebran Ia avsntura,
psro dssds sptoncss proouraa evitar visitas
analogas, en- beusfoo dol uniforms y del
bottom dc ano!8.
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NOTICIAS

-. Advsrtinos los lectors. de Msns'
II, que dssde hoy, dia ls, dsbsn entsnderds
con 81 nusvo sgsnte de squslla localidad don
Juan Garcia Bsrlanga.
-. La correspondence do Ia Psnfnsu'
ID que trajo aver, prooedsnts dc la H.bana,
sl <Ciudsd dc Csdiz,, es la que conducts sl
<Honssrrat, para ssta isla ouando 80 vid
preoisado seguir visjs dirscto 4 la gran
Antiila, antss de que 50 f rmalizase 81 bio
Sueo do Is Habans. Por ESQ muchas eartss
trsen fecha anterior s los suossos Dc la gue'
rra.
-. Ira. largos ahos d. auseucis, ha
regresado dc los Estados Unidos nue.tro
oompatrota ell notable publioista y poets
don Francisco J. Amy, 4 quisn enviamos
nuestro cordial saludo do bienvsnids.
-. De Aguadilla: Gel pdblico vsris
oon gu,to que 80 encargara de la v.nta de
sfsotos timbrados una persona que pudisra
slender debidamente sl expsndio Dc ssos
sfs'tos dssds las primsras horas d. ID ms
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Ia EmpeTatrlz Do Austria
yeI anarqulsno

Con fsoha IA del actual talsgrafian dc
Naeva York, que al oonparse los psri6dioos
ds Londrss J Berlin del asesinato do Ia infor'
tunada Emperatris de Austria, mui.tranas
acordss en- psdir una in,ervencion intern aoio'
nal, 4 fn do qas Sc tomsn madiias rspreti'
vas enargicss contra el anarquismo, sue
Va adquiriendo aterradoras proporeionss.
ri sPall Mall Gazette, mani6sata qua,
sisndo el anarquismo uns amcnaxa cons.aute
, un virus corrosive que dafa J afecta per
igual todas las nseionss, 6stss deben unirse
para e1tirparlo, pcr osantos msdios tsngan
4 su alcanes.
s. han prsctioado algunas detsneionss
on G6nova = LAUSANNE.
ri Empsrador en- psrsona, rodsado Dc
olnoo sssrstarios, oyganisa y dirijs las oers-
mcnias 10 los funera!es. PalideE intsnsa
oubre 50 rostro, pero mautitnsss on aotitad
oorrsots. - -
SeiiaIase como autor dol atentado 4 un
anarquista ita!iauo. La impression que ell
hsoho Ia produoido en- Europa es profnndf-
sima
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AIocucIon y dsspadIda
del General 1Ianco
Habitautsa de Ia Isls d. Cabs:

Rssusto por 81 Gobisrno de s. N. 81
sjustar Ia pas con los Estados U nidos, ecnsi.
dsro tsrminada mi inisidn en- este paia J
solicito mi rslsvo: diffcilmsnts po1ria per.
parar vusstros knimos uns soluci6n paoffica
en- Ia setual contends, auisn sn dfs no lejsno
los exotic 1 sostsnsr 10 gasrra & todo transs.
Vine 1 ssta iala, como todos Rsbtis, sn
sireunstanoias bisn orftioss, sin arrsdrsrms
las difoultades sue prsssntfa, apinsdo psr
ID espsrsrza Dc paoi6ssrls = salvsrla para
Espa1a Goa sl sonourso de- todos los par:i'
dos, sin otro ideal nj mas smbioi6n que los
do prsstar IN asrv!cio & mi pa.ri', Ia que
tan fsrvieuts culto profese.
La f.lta Dc IL : Ia dsicon6.naa en- los
unos, los prsjuioios J loa srrorsa do otros.
fusron insuper.b!s rtmors 81 logro dc mis-
aspiracionss; psro 4 pear Dc tan graves diff.
oultades, no sstuvo quixAs lsjano el dfs en-
que pudisron verse rsalisados tan hslagii ios
prsPosisoa. No ccnvenfa, sic embargo, (
los snemigos de nusstra raza y de nusstrA do
minaoi6n On America, IL rsalizac6n Dc tan
MOBILES Aamsnitsrios dsssos, J arrojsndo
dc una YES ID mssoxra con que vsnfan encu.
brisndo sas ambiciosos proyeotos, nos dscla.
raron abisrtamsnte Ia guerra mas inj usta qas
registrar los analss de Ia Historic, cuando
solo motivoa dc gratitud podfan abrigar para
una naci6n do Ia que taatss prusbas de con-
sidsraci6o J aniatsd habfsn On tsdo tempo
ssoihido,
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Puert0rRiCO, IS de Septiembre de 1898.
Tuvimos, pues, gus scsptsr Ia lucia en-

Tuvimos, pueg, qus scsptsr Ia lucha en-
los momentos que msnos podfanos sspsrarls
sn condieiones, por 10 tsato, sauy dssfavo.
rabies, no obstants las ousles, hsmos sosts
nido Is osmpafa oon igor, oopssrvsndo cssi
por complete eI territorio de Is i.la y di'po'
nisndo Do un sj6rcito agusrrido, ganoso 60
gloris, que ha dejado ssntir "a 4 los invaso'
res el peso Dc nusstras srmsa, y 1 ouyo from
to me proponia ssguir disputandolss pslmo /
palmo 10 terra quo con tspto valor y / costa
do tsnta sangre vsnfamos hAos lsrgoa siios
defendisndo.
FL gobierno de Is nsci6p, inspirado 70,
guramsnts Gu los altos intsrsses do Ia patris
dszsoao tsmbiSn Do sssgursr vusstros pro.
pios intsresss los do les dsmas coloniss,
cree llsgsdo sl oaso de hscsr Ia paz dsbsr
nusstro g. el ssoundsrls lealmsnts en- .us
prcpositos; psro no pusdo ser 20, oieftansn'
;e, sl llsmado 4 rsslssr nns polftics que se
-Ayiensg nal con mis- aptsrisrss dsclsrsoionss,
con mis- actos J mis- conv!aoionei Do sismpre,
vitudoms obligado sspararus do vosotroa,
con harto heDtlhisnto, On momentos psnosoa
diffoiles como en- los aotnsles.
No 10 hsre, sin embargo, cuando sse
0aso llsgue, sin reoomsndaros 10 oalma la
prudsncla, tan necsssrias para sacar 1 sslvo
los lsgftimos intereses do Rspaha en- Cuba,
que repte,entan ol fruto 10 vusstro trabsio
J que podrfan oorrsr psligro sin !a .srsnidad
Ia discretion que tan graves oirounstsnoias
imponsn.
AL scoussjaros asf, cree prsstar el dlti-
mo J mas dssintersaado ssrvioio al pueblo
Dc Cabs, y s,psoialmsnte al dc ID Habsns,
vusstro goberrador general,
Raws6n BIanco.
Habans, II do Agosto do 1928.
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Suhintendencid general
DE PUERTO RIlU
ANUNCIO

D.bisndo procsdsrsa Ia venta en- pt'
b,ios liojtaci6u verbal Gel mobiliarlo sxis
tents On las oHoinas de esta Subintsndsncla
ssgin consts de los inventsrios el dia II
dsI aotusl 1 las nueve de 50 naf1sna anita
Ia junta que 6. constituirA 81 efe'to, So hacs
pdblioo para que pueda tomar parts en- ola
el que 10 dssea, sntendiendoss que IL dars'
ci6n del aoto ssrk de una hora SO adJudi'
cara el rsmats 81 qas hsg' proposition por
el total 8 las mas vsntsjosas por Totes par
eiales.
Puerto Rico, IL C septiembre 1898
D. O. de s. s.
El OGoial sscrstario. -- Francisco Co
uueJd, 9-3
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fsna hasta lss diez de Ia noehs no dssds
las ocho del dia hssts las onos las dose y
despuas dssds las dos hasta las oinco 8 ssis
de Ia tards, como visne oourriendo ahora."
-. Segau yemos en- Ia prensa hsbane-
rs, la musrts ooutinds caussndo sstragos on
10 hoy pobrs y arrsssda oiudsd de Sanoti
Splritu; { diario suoumban numerosss perso.
mas, vfotimas del hambre, ls desnudez lss
enfsrmsiades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-09-16
La Flor do Caysy gt.a 1,o. issa pssS;,5, de- 'ss sst

medallss de orc en- varias E1posiciones.
Proveedores de Ia Real Casa. Msnufsotura
sslecta con hojas de las Vegas del Plata.
Preoios eqaitativos. Tendrsn trabajo todos
los tsbaqaeros J srtessnos que poseen el
oicio presentsudo &c en- Ia labrica estable'
cida en- Cayey. So ensefs Ell o6oo. l5-9