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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
ASSESSMENT INSURANCE.
o.r NAYS VIEW OF THE GOOD IT HAS DO"
AND NAY DO.

AND NAY DO.
To tn. Editor OF The Tribune, o., g., ,c.asys
Wv III. .r,ic,s n George W owen ~ -
on inclusive Assessment Liie lhs"'
80. unnoticed. The lrloure 80.
. ,,er.n,,al constituency. trust wa .".,s,,s
s.a ard careful Judgment before -cr,o,.
-. o.,a,,ons which have distr'ou0e' =.
,,,.., millions OF dollars TO widows anu ~
..,,,ha,.volent system Of lie insu' .~,,.,.
yrs ,rsprance OIL whatever form - =. M,
,,.,,,u,,or Life insurance upon any - v..n
,., In ts infancy Scarcely more '""" a, I'm
r.rI. ,hs record OF the old-l!ne com'A,''s .hos
..u,,,v and the fraternai ASSOCIATIONS 10"
half that period OF time 10 their c''' ,.,,uds
Tho ,,,,ures in both lines during ines.
-. -, man 10 be careful In their u''' ~,
Tho assessment associations are A"' .,p<,.
go, a line consistent with TIER ~
49,. and time only tell what the nns Inc y
be From the iner nsysnce. in years. It doe'
sa.ssry follow that he loses his insu, ~
ne Contrary. his insurance IL as, q. as
served by the o syi't the regular lie compsny
otneI hanome impaired. where WOULD 'ns ~ 0si
So,dsr stand? The history OF me Nh 70 us
illustrates this polnt, ~ ncope 10 solve y
,,h, ne angI" All economic questions snSu 10,
settled by the experience OF me peopii one start
a few who look al 'h'hss 'o"' ''''
pom 10 assessment associations "decevns @ ~
ple" this Is caiumny Asssssmen,, or a.ceivins
t" OF no one who has wiltully de,e ,hai Z
ntnsr II was known from the oeein'i. .,s.,,s ID
required time and experience 10 founded. and y
Hntsrested In assessment insurance ! wou, ~. sSiry
have faith in the system TO demonstra,e into a
TO accomplish the object Tor WHIT, psInr !. n D
passs,c. N. j.. Feb. a. 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
THE L. A. ". BULLETIN" ATTACKED.
RESOLUTIONS RECOMMENDING THE ABROGArIoN
OF THE CONTRACT WITH STERLING Ell
LOTT ADOPTED By THE NEW


OF THE CONTRACT WITH STERLING Ell
LOTT ADOPTED By THE NEW
YORK CONSULATE.
Wheemen Consulate at It's meeting last evening
will cause the organization to be talked about
wherever there are League members. Captain
P. g. Tilden moved that the l.. A. W. take meas
TO abrogate the contract held by Sterling ELI
OFT for publishing the official organ of that body
declaring IL to be discredit 10 the great frater
nifty OF cyclists. The resolutions read as follows:
Inasmuch as the present alleged official organ.
Roads is misnomer is Of no practical Value 't to
the League. and is OF little interest as cycling
League Of American Wheimen would be ma teriaiiy
benefited by the existence Of a standard cycling
paper which would fifty represent its interests.
therefore, be IL
Resolved That IT is the request OF the local con-
sulate. L. A. w. NewYork City, that the Chief
Consul OF the New-York State Division ask the
chief consuls OF the other State divisions 10 join
him in requesting the president OF the League OF
American Wheelmon to call special meeting OF
the National Assembly for the purpose OF discuss
Ing the advisabity of abrogating the contract now
official organ OF the L. A. w; and be it further
Resolved. That II Is the opinion OF the local con
suate that the contract with Sterling Elliott should
be cancelled and that steps should be taken toward
the publishing OF an Official organ which will be
credit to tho fraternity.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The bicycle police given a hard rap by
Charles G. Peters. who stated to the consus that
the squad had lost IT. efficiency and was "mucn
run down at the heel, 10 speak" Mr. Peters
held that the squad sadly needed shaking up.
A wide ordinance was discussed at considera-
BILE length, and the Consulate decided to work for
law that will compel tf- use OF wider tires In
the greater city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
RESCUED FROM A SINKING SHIP.
cprw OF THE BRITISH BRIG MrsTLEToE
BROUGHT TO- PHILADELPHIA By
THE KENsINGTON.

Philadelphia March 2The British steamer ken-
sinrton. CAPTAIN Iangwill. from London, arrived
here to-day with the crew OF the BRUSH o'is '',s
tletoe on board. The consists OF captain ~
d. Cave George Caysch. the mate: John oooN
Charles Fleming. Joseph Butt Robert Randall H.
Churchill and Ernest Cave. son OF Captain cave
The Mistletoe left ST. Johns n. F.. on FEBRUARY
"A for Bahia Brazil with a cargo OF codhsh. " men
two days out tho vessel encountered a stih north
easterly gale, and ran into large Ice noe ohe
wos bureted for five days by the wind and waves,
and on the sixth day the Ice stove hole IN ner
how The pumps were brought into use put OF 'he
ninth day the water was gaining at the rate Oh
six inches an hour. 1t was then decided TO mead
for the course OF the transatlantic steamers IN the
hope OF being picked up. Every night rockets were
sent I'D in the hope OF attracting the attention OK
q nassing vessel. Finally. on February 2o the Ken
s,neton was sighted. Signals were displayed. and
tho Kensington stood by while the crew or the
W,s,ietoe lowered boat and rowed 10 her. Every
member OF the crew suffered badly from the colo.
hrt with medical attention they soon recovered
BEFORE leaving the sinking vessel she was set on
ero Captain Cave and the crew will be sent home
by the British Consul They lost everything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

..v.,orr,.r,s ana no orders out Of the customary
routine were expected. II Is thought that DAT
terry Of twenty Pinch mortars VIII soon pe
received at Sandy Hook for testing before t ney
forwa rded 10 the points for wnich tney arc
There are a number Of unmounted guns ~ VIC
proving grounds awaiting the construction OF Cur
1880. y. ,,L. charoe Of
the guns at the forts which defend New ", .S,ii
Harbor is showing Its effect IN tne ne md the
improved appearance of the weapons on sahIs con
d,,ion Tor instant use The supply OF ammunition
has been increased IN all The %Ssa yaiabe The
soldiers arc better pleased with the work they nave
been called upon TO do than when the guns ,ay
idle md were not in state or readiness ~ o.,
Hook however the mon detailed complain mat
Too much Is expected OF a small force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
"a r,r1R,rsrERING AT PRESENT

THE JuNTA OPPOSED TO FlTrlN" ooi N
TIoNs UNDER EXISTING coNpiiio''
The Cuban Jun,a will not at present nj OUT .hy
elbustering expeditions. Al least tns Wa .,o
hhpuse x ade Yesterday afternoon by Horatio
- $50 counsel for the Junta who SAID;
COM friends in Cuba now have sufficient suppnes
90 lac, them for some time. The army IS we"
W 800 a,d the supply Of hospital stores is aoun-
an, As result. we feel that IT is not good poNey
for us in any to encourage sIsns crcum
ns We have deSaed no; as 20 we ee
or assist in any way SUCH ,P,n when CUBA will
tnat free spain is longer in position 20 hHn 10
STAND and as result we are ready anu "''""S -
,ake II from her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
PREPARING THE NAVAL BILL
A LIBERAL SPIRIT MANIFESTED ny MEMBERS
or rrr uOY-aE COMMITTEE.

Washington March 2-Cha.rnan Boutele OF the
House Committee on Naval Affairs has not yet
submitted to his committee the Iettel ne 'eceN'1
last Friday from Assistant Secretary roosevelt
then Acting Secretary OF the Navy. asking for 'he
massage Of a special act authorizing the enlistment
OF fifteen hundred additional men and boys ms
additional force was asked for in advance OF the
passage Of the regular appropriation oN' IN ofIe'
I, is understood that the vessels wn'ch are oeI"s
out in commission might be properly mahneu i.'o
sub Committee on Naval Affairs In charge OF 'he
regular appropriation bill had already agreed on an
increase OF the enlisted men by twelve hundred ana
nifty. bringing the total UP 20 thirteen thousand
Tne sentiment of the House committee Is eA'
tretnsIy LIBERAL and Mr.. Foss, Of Illinois, MEMBER
OF The committee said to-day that IL the Navy De
partment asked for special act and tha' ques.o"
officially submitted to the committee ne h'u
no doubt that 1t would receive the Endorsement CT
the committee. The subcommittee mas snow"
liberal spirit IN recommendations FOR increases
thus far. Action on the question OF SHIPS anu
drydocks will be largely Influenced by the outcome
of the inyestieston into the Maine disaster II mas
already been practically decided that the pi'o'
which the Secretary OF the Navy shall be author-
lied TO pay for armor for the ships now apr o"o"
ing completion shall be $500 a ton but no ior'n''
vote has yet been taken on this proposition oy INC
subcommittee Tho work Of the subcommittee 30
far as II has gone. Ia now being reviewed anu
ratified by the full committee Thus far 'he 'u0-
committees action has not been reversed
Tho full committee has ratified the action Oh ''o
subcommittee in recommending an increase Oh
100000 for ordnance and ordnance stores. o.ns,ns
the total appropriation tor this Item up 70 s0v"o'
besides the appropriations OF NS"o ior cow s.,s
einch guns into rapid-hre guns, $4,000 Tor cap
ping armor-piercins shells and $4,000 for the man
ufacture OF cartridge making machinery the latter
appropriation to go to tho ordnance factory An
appropriation Of s275.OOo 10 increase the speed OF
tho Chicago and TO replace her old guns with
ranid-hre Batteries is also recommended. ano an
AUTHORIZATION of 10000 for reserve torpedoes ana
appiances The Increase in the number OF en-
listed men recommended by the sub-comm,ittee mas
~, vef been considered IVY the full committee
" sisnifcant increase voted by the fun com,
mittee related TO the appropriation for the Naval
Militia Heretofore $50 600 has been carried by the
anproprtation bill A delegation representing, me
militia was here recently. and asked for a shghs
additional appropriation. and the committee voteo
an increase OF $1,000 making the total appropria-
ton 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
PROVISIONS FOR REcoNcENTRADos

The Central Cuban Relief Committee yesterday
Announced that the Munson Line steamer Bergen.
leaving this city for Matanzas and Sagua to-day.
Will take free 81 cost lso cans Of milk. 1900 pounds
Of bacon. 40 bags of cornmeal, rs tierces Of lard
and go 900 grains Of quinne. 10 be turned over 10
the american Consu,s and agents of the Red Cross
Society. ami distributed among the reconcentrados
80, ..al.>4s lane MA take seventy FIVE tons free
next Saturday 10 Key West and the Navy Depart
ineni will transport the supplies from that point
"a Matansas on the cruiser Montgomery The
committee has abou, one hundred and fifty Of
supplies awaiting shipment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
GENERAL MERRITTs RETURN.

FROM HIS TRIP sourH-woRK AT THE ro1rs
oenerai Wesley Merritt. commanding the Depart
mont or the East Of the United States Army. is
expected at his headquarters on Governors Island
al noon to-day His return In earlier than las an
ticipated WHOM he went away last week as he was
only visited the forts at Atlanta. Pensacola and
New-orieans' and has omitted going to Key West,
where ne was expected. and TO the posts In Ohio
lie Will probably mako another trip next month N
close his annual Inspection In the South
There was continuance Of the activity NJ the
Ecw-York Arsenal yesterday. and n lighter dis
charged load Of ammunition from the Pennsyl-
vania railroad at TIE wharf The shipping OF
shells and other projectilcs to the fortincat.on
about the harbor continued
At the Army headquarters there were no new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
DR.. Lyons
PERI EcT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over n quarter of a century.

o- ., tho ward on Monday. March 7. 1898.
who will place the total amount receiver ~ " snr
AZ the DISPOSAL OF the Secretary OF the NCk io
Rear Admiral United States Navy COMPLEMENTARY
Navy Yard and Station
Word was received at the YARD yesterday '""' :"
number Of guns had been sent from 'he ""sr ,'s.
,on ,ourdrv 10 the ordnance department. These
are only n part OF the whole consignment, which
will include the batteries for the Chicago ana tne
Atlanta as well as guns available for use on mer-
chant vessels liable 10 service as alxiaries 20 .e
iectes Is expected at the yard to-day tron De'n ~.
iehem Penn The consignment VIII De sem = 10
IT,, if,miiton and from there forwarded TO Key
West for distribution among the ships OF 'he
squadron. -,o ,or a rush NJ
candidates as soon as the order Is received hu-
thorizing enrolments beyond the present egai num-
Der OF the bIuejacket and engne-room FORCES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
ALL HANDS MAY HELP.
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE
MAINE RELIEF FUND-GUNs AND
AMMlr milton COMING.
AMMUNITION COMING.

In answer 10 n letter from Admiral Bunce ask
ing permission 10 open a subscription at the Navy
Yard for the benefit OF the families OF the men who
went down with the Maine the Admiral received
the following reply:
Navy Department.
Washington. February O. 1898
sir The Department Is In receipt Of your letter
Of tho 25th inst asking that permission be granted
to open a subscr pton at the New-York Navy Yard
for the benefit Of the families OF the enlisted men
recently lost the United States steamship
Maine
While the Department has always avoided any
thing that would look IN the least like compelling
its employees contribute 10 any object however
worthy. II recognizes that In case OF this char
acier the men themselves may desire 10 aid In this
commcndahle cause. ! will. however. leave the
matter 10 your discretion. lf opportunity is
given for contributions IN should be by solcita-
ton but by having some receptacle In which they
he put Very respectfully.
JOHN D. LONG. Secretary.
To the Commandant Of the Navy Yard, New
York.
In accordance with this note the following notice
was posted yesterday In all the shops In the yard:
United States Navy Yard.
NJ, New York. March !. 1895
Inc attention OF all departments Of the yard and
slalon In called to the above letter Publicity is to
&c gwen 10 H. and arrangements are TO be made
~ each ocpartment and on the United States
ssle.hmship vermont for the receipt OF such con-
u.putions as may be offered.
An contributions received VIII b turned In 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

the Committee On Ruiss but has not 70. o'e"
acted on He hes been urging the comm'ttse 70
rive FRIDAY for the consideration of the BILL OUT
the Speaker has not yet consented without
special order the bin cannot be considsrescS Demo-
cratic side Both Mr.. Bailey and Mr.. McMinn arr
strongly opposed to X AID are wSrxns 20 10 H.
But In this they will not be successful; as gu 9
adorable number Of Democrats. headed ny Mr. Mv
Ciean Of New-York are warmly supporting IL.
Heverthsless unanimous consent for ts cohsioefS
ton il out OF the question. and me nope OF tue
friends Of the bill centres In special RUE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
CRICKET N AUSTRALIA

sydney New South Wales. March 2-The Austria
lians wons the final test match with Captain Stod-
darts English team by six wickets The visitors. in
their first innings made 335 runs. and the home
2ss The Englishmen. In their second innings were
all out for 11S runs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
SANTA CRUZ POWDER WORKS BUSY.

Santa Cruz Cal. March AIT the powder works
near mere men are busy night and day. Four new
presses have Just been received for the manufact-
ure OF smokeless powder. Three are being put into
shane FOR Immediate operation. The capacity OF the
works is two and a half tons OF Government powder
daily and nine OF black powder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

Editor docking over reporters copy)--What's this I
"Our esteemed iellow-citizen. Colonel Jones In be-
neved to be at deaths door" Didn't print a
sketch OF Colonel Joncs's career some time back I?
Look IT. M. and bring II up to date In case he
should die tonight.
Reporter (after inspection OF the nies)-Here Il
is sir. but I'm afraid II won't do for an obituary
1t written when were opposing Colonel
Jones for the Legislature.-(LifA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
ARIZONA FAvoRs CUBAN CAUSE.

Phoenix. Arz. March 2-Resolutions have been
adopted by a mass meeting OF citizens held In the
county courthouse here instructing Arizonas dele
gate IN Congress 10 put the Territory on record as
Demanding the Independence Of Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
SPAIN AND GILLIAN wARsHIPs.

NO CONFIRMATION OF REPORTED Puh'
CHASE
London. March 2.-It is Impossible to verify
the report that Spain has raised the necessary
funds for the purchase Of three Gillian war
ships. which are said to have been on the mar
ket for some time past. The Spanish Govern
ment naturally will not admit that 1t mas ever
lacked the funds to purchase necessary SHIPS
and nothing is known here officially or IN shP
building circles. The Armstrong;. VINO are punu-
of the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
CONGRESSMAN AT FORT MONROE.
THEY ARE EXPECTED TO SAIL FOR HAVANA

TO-DAY.
Fort Monroe Va. March CSpeciaD-Senators
rhurston Ganger and Money and Representa-
tives Amos j. Cummings and William Alden smiih
are still at the Hotel Chamberln awaiting inc
yacht which will carry them TO Havana Mr. cum
rnines said tonight that they do not know Just
when they will sail as the yacht has met Win
Some mishap and repairs are being mace, me me
party will probably sail tomorrow AFTERNOON. me
Steam Yacht Anita. owned by H. NJ. Flagler, mas
been placed At their disposal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
THE COLUMBIA IN DRYDOCK.

Philadelphia, March 2-The cruiser Columbia was
placed in the drydock at the League Island Navy
Yard to-day. The big warship's bottom will be
scra2ed and painted and minor repairs Will be
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
A hectoiitre Is ais bushels.
SPANISH SECURITIES FIRMER

, Paris March 2-Spanish yours on the Bourse to-
6.v were quoted at 50 1882 against 80 1882 yeser-
day.
London March 2-On the Stock Exchange to-day
Spanish fours were quoted at 1914. against 5sh the
closing price OF yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
SPANISH GRAIN DUTIES REDUCED.

ACTION BY THE GOVERNMENT TO RELIEVE DIS
TREss AND PREVENT BREAD RIOTS
Madrid. March 2-The Cabinet Council to-day
64cided TO reduce the duty on corn TO six pesetas
per hectolitre as long as the price exceeds lz1s
pesetas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
REAssURING NEWS FOR SPAIN.
HAVANA ApvIcEs THAT THE MAINE DISASTER

WAS FROM INTERNAL CAUSES'
Madrid. March o-The Spanish Government
on Monday received report from the Spanish
authorities at Havana saying that the explosion
which wrecked the Maine Was due TO Internal
causes. and adding that It was believed tnat
the United States experts will admit THIS WIN
out reservation Of any kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03

Ao@x1~ arc winning favor everywhere
UbPVN = mild. effective family
o;1Ic cathartlc. They stimulate the
UtiIS liver remove all waste and
lsaye the bowels in healthy condition. 25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-03
THE wALDoRF-AsToRIA MAINE CONCERT

THE WALDORF-ASIOfla MAINE SO
concert Is to be given at the Waidori-As'oria
Tomorrow evening. as has been previously an
o,,nood for no benefit Of the widows and orphans
~ the sailors OF the Maine. The following pro-
gramme will presented:
Ovc
''"''"' Chauncey " nepew.
Funeral March IN memory Of dad hero
~ (From the Symphony "Eroica.') Fem.
Rameaux .i.th,.a.
G. Tagliapietra. Acconpanis T. T. AcG,sue.
Concerto
WYNN INTRODUCTION Rondo capricioso.
Miss Maud Powell with orchestral
dsG0) Tacopo Peri Givite al Canto MO fonan 1tx
nell Eurcice. '''N~"
q, ficsn FRANCISCO Darante DANA fauciulla -
= G7IO) Poer Domenico Paraales. ma preso a'a
ragera. ,,....,,,
Osfrn
hn'"e"'' ~ Orchestra and organ.
Poonaise c'Nignon l...... Arnp'o''o i"'
'' Miss Marie Engle.
Aria Ia Mort de Jeanne n Arc 'De"''7
"''' Nine. Katherine Boodgooh
Grand Funeral Music tsiegfrieds Dea'h'' '''''''''"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-12
Terminads Ia manifestation, inici6se 81

Terminals Ia manifestation, inici6se 81
nsestinq con una elocuente arenga, eacrita por
don Adolfo Pedr6n. Siguidle don Diose6rides
Correa con un dscurso pletdrico en- imagenes.
Despues la nifa Ermelinda Correa lego una
preciosa poesfa alusiva al acto, y el licenciado
Legrand habl6 con arrebatadora elocuencia,
aiendo todos muy aplaudidos.
Oerr6 el acto don Felipe Casslduc Goico-
ohea con rasonada y patri6tica peroraci6n, pre-
dominando la nots educativa de las masas 20.
pulares sobre el derecho del sufrsgio Fue
aclamado por Ia multitud. al terminar su bri.
llaute oraci6n, una niia dc cuatro amos, Maria
ma, hija del Unconditional don Salvador Ledes'
ma, le ofreci6 un hermosisimo ebouquet. de
flores, con la siguiente dedicatoria: eli nom.
sbre de mi padre, conservador, le regso este
<ramillete Viva Ia autonomfa , Casalduc,
emocionado por tan distinguidfsimo primer
premio en- gu csmpsiia politica liberal, dedic6le
sentidas frases al adversario.
Por la noche, los esposos Padron obsequia'
ron los huespedes con una bien organlzada
jaranita en- su casa morada.
III C0rresponsals
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Igual. ... 10000.
Vo Bo
El Presidente, 81 Tesorero,
N. CdnelIas. 81 Francisco Gomez
~. Ell domingo del corriente, 3o5 impo.
nentes depositaron en- Ia Gaia de Ahorros de
Mayagiez, la cantidad de ! l.427.50
-. Recortsmos de EI Impartial de Ma
yaguez: <Ayer tuvo que suspenderse Ia reunion
que eli el teatro se celebrsba con objeto de
elegir el Comite fusionista. La cauaa que
motive ests suspension, fue que algunos indivi-
duos Sc permitieron 'traet" votar personas
sganss nuestro psrtido, otras que nj eran
vecinas de esta ciudad. Esto, y la o6ciosidad
de slguDos agentes electorales que siendo cor
todoxos" estabsn aver mufiendo una candidatu-
ra fusionista, di6 lugar ciertos disgustos, que
vstos por nuestro querido ; celoso Alcalde,
temiendo que Sc llegase entire algunos exsltados
dirimir Ia polemca por actos POGO cultos,
orden6se Ia suspension de Ia reunion. Medids
que todas las personss sensatas aplaudieron,
pues con ellis SO evitaban disgustos personsles.,
-. Han sido desigusdas las respetables =
distinguidas seforas de esta capital, doha Ma
ria Rosel de Azcarate, dons Maria Gonzales de
Alas, doha Enriqueta Zuvizsrreta de Azcsrate,
do6s Candida Caracena de Ubarri. dofis Mer.
cedes Ascsrate y Fesse dofa Isabel Geigel de
Gonzalez, do1a Genovevs Espelosin, do6s Evs
Acosta de Pslscios doha Josefa Umpierrs de
Rcdsiguez sefiorita Maria Fqrco, para formar
psrte de la Junta de Damas de 10 Real Socie'
dad Econ6mics de Amigos del Pets.
- Aguss buenss, Puerto Rico Julio; 80
delSQ4x lSeI1pree, Scott q RoYEaa Nv Y