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TERRIBLE
CONFEDERATION
AT READING.
Nclds q Horst Hosiery lIiH Was
Completely Destroyed BY
FIFTY SEVEN EMPLOYEES
All Women, More or Less ss1iOusly
Burned-some Of Them

READING, Pa, Dec. lone Of thu
most appalling hres that has ever vislt-
Cd this city occurred to-day, when the
extensive hosiery mill Of the Nolde &
Horst Company took tire, destroying the
plant, causing the death Of two and
possibly three persons, and inturi9g
about sixty other employees OF the CONS
pany. Two badly burned corp0es were
recovered f=nm the ruins this afternoon
and could not be identified. It Is be-
lIsved that one other body is in tho de-
brIs, while the aremsn and police an-
thoriees are inclined to think that
more than one Is IN the ruins. Ono
known 10 be dead 10 Mis- Louis Clay
eyed forty-elsht years. OF the tifty-
seven persons who were injured, thirty
are most seriously hurt,
The remainder Of the hfty-seven had
handh or faces burned. limbs bruised,
or otherwise injured.
The hosiery building was large four
story structure, and nearly 600 persons
were employed, most Of them being
women and girls. The Are was discov-
cred about II o'clock and in few mo-
ments the girls were panic-strlcken.
They made q dash for the fire escape
and the stairs, but found that the latter
means Of escape could not carry all Of
them down at the same time. Several
hundred Of the girls then made e rush
for the windows and appealed to those
in the streets to save them, Ladders
were braought into use va many glrla
we're taken from the burning building
safely. Most OF them. however. Jump
ed and were seriously injured. For a
few minutes from every window on the
second and third doors girls leaped one
after the othsr. Some lodged in the
arms Of those below but many struck
the ground. They were picked up and
rapidly removed to hospitals or to their
homes. Many OF the girls who escaped
.hs thassIat atrrgAI and ilre escap 'llaro
badly bTrnsd. but none of them was. 1t
Is believed, seriously injured. 1t Is not
known how the dead met their fate. but
1t is believed that they tainted and Ore
then burned to death. The fire trave3sd
with great rapidlty owing to tbs e7i
flamrnable stock In the building. 9y
those who eaw the progress Of the fire,
It is considered miraculous that there
was such IL small loss Of life
There is much criticism among the
employees because OF the fact that the
screens in the windows, except those
at the Rre escapes, were securely nailed
to the window sIlls. The girls had to
break the screens before they could get
out to leap to the ground. Some of the
employees say that the doors were lock-
ed, as a rule, after the employees were in
the building.
The fre was caused by the explosion
Of gasoline in the sIngeing room. The
loss is estimated at about s275,OoO. on
which there is an insurance of $4,000.
1t was ascertained tonight that what
was supposed to be two charred bodies
was really the separated parts Of one
body. 1t is also positively known that
but one l!S.. was lost. all now being ac-
counted for except Miss Louisa Clay
aged forty-eight.
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JOHN N. PALMER

Head of the Sound Money Demo
Gratis, Asserts That If Bryan is
Nominated He VIII Lose Illinois
by 1oo,ooo Votes,
DETROIT, Mich, Dec, "A Tribune
special from Howell. Mich, says; The
following letter, from Hon. John NJ.
Palmer, who Is at the head of the Sound
Money Democrats. was written in an
swer to an alleged interview, asserting
that hc had come out in favor OF Will
lam j. Bryan. The letter denies the ln-
tervlew, as follows;
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Dec 4.
Isacc NJ, Bush, Howell, Mich.'
NY Dear slr:-I have read your favor
OF December 1, 1898. have never seen
the interview to which you allude, ana
do not know what 1t contains, but n real
interview took place when l was W ~
washington recently, IN which sara
thnt,Mr. Bryan would he nominated Dy
tho Democratic convention and that with
him ~ ltH candidate the free silver IS,
sue could not be concealed and thnl
would not support him. and ! did not
predict his election;
fInd that the Free Silver Repubh-
cans entertain the Gdme VlewB that l
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AWnmnn,n Heroic Act,

PITTSBURGH, Dec. IA mad dog
terrorIzed citizens on the streets of VIII
kinsburg and had thlngs all his own
way until Miss Myrtle MeAteer, the
wen known tennis player and cham.
plon in the woman's double Of the
United states, sraspcd 1t by the throat
and held the struggling maddrned
creature until aid came TO her.
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0szndIeateo MIller Under Arresl

NEW YORK, Dec, THE Brooklyn
Eagle says that a lawyer intimately.
connected with an investigation into the
affairs Of the Franklin syndicate. has
given to EagIc Information that VIII
lam F. Miller, the manager of the
Franklin syndicate, Ia under survcll-
lance, near Montreal Canada, on q Can
adlan warrant, charging him with hnv-
Ing In his possession stolen goods
brought into Canada by him from the
United States. The charge under which
he may be arrested ls made TO hold him
up until the proper steps can be taken
TO complete extrnditiOn papers. which
have been begun.
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A Peculiar Accident.

KINGwooD. W. Va, Dec. IA dog
was the cause of the shooting of the
three -ycOr-old daughter OF DR.. Water
ing, living near Aurora, to-day, The
recovery OF the child is impossible. The
dog knocked down a shotgun in the
house and the load entered the little
ones check.
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QUAY c1ARK AND SCOTT
Cases Go Before Privileges and Elec-
tions Committee.

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The senate
committee on privileges and elections
to-day arranged the preiiminari6s for
the consideration of the protests against
se,otors Quay, Scott and Clark. In tho
S,,st, casc IL was decided TO hear coun-
Nj an saturday. the 18th instant. and
maj The hearing should be concluded
NJ thnt date only legal questions arc
Involved In this case, and no witnesses
viii bc heard.
Tho prcllmlnnry preparations Tor the
Clark and Scott cases was placed IN the
hands Sf Senators Chandler ana Pettus.
They were authorized to decide Tor lhe
comrnItte what persons SHOULD De sum
moned, and when they should DC hehru'
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GENERAL EIFTRgFE

IEkMENEk. IItE HNIL'sU
VLItklStAL ilskt4VAtN
IN NlsAely Cornrauli g tloia Y 4sitA
AimbeEley Iugelh Bridge Ruined
9sRs Aleue AanAt 4Altots g q
turq Ladysmith, and WeRq
featod.
LONDON, Dec. S.--6 q. m.-Gthtfil
Buffers arrival At Ftare Is held 10 ihdl
cate that All the preparations for IN
5,,oy,el, q, th,o ,.,ltofs II r ,,,y.y,is,, ~
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e0linpte-1e' ana tnat ssiEElns news Nfhi.
soon be received.
The fact TINT Lord Afethuan a an
s.,,,,,.,i =, d, I. ~ ! I. . I.
- i'ls si Y q.
almost the same noneHt - irtqfp pts.e9
IN some quarters 10 mean that battlo3
,viii he fovgbt a,mnItaneonaiv n III =
80 4 =. ~
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4-V'EsOSft, 43ee. t.--'4 No VAT oiAio-t =
has received the following meaIo'
from General Forestie tht
BRUSH eori'aalor g cape tes.ni
~eene4 aiys pec' Y
Sss4etu AAetilllen slsss ee51es ~
ne mas resumed command. al.e =. ~ n
y 40 communication WIN 4-il.ps.4..
'Ihe nea'sh ot tne tEoos3 y e'As-l ns'
,,rrsro,,,a 49, = 11t.f., St
Etst-A Stt.AtA' 4I'
patches recaived here from the olilqle
Boer forces say all is OUlet, except y
E,Ir,horls,, ,yhsrn an ormoreS frsii
~
mace sortle TINS rnorIun
The Orange Free State has pfQclains
ed the annexation OF DOrdreeht. about
ffty miles north Of Queenstown, Cape
Colony.
The Tugela bridge, Il ia also a1s
'nouhced, Is 80 completely ruined that -
will be work Of great magnltudo Tor
either belllgerent to restore II The
British fired on some republican SCOUTS
south Of the Tugela, this morning
There were no casualties.
A newspaper correspondent named
Lynch, who entered the BOer lines Qt
Ladysmtth, on Monday, with the alleged
purpose Of exchanging newspapers, han
been made prisoner, and viii be
brought to Pretoria
LONDON, Dec, 1.-THE Britiah have
sbiftad theiF ca,nn a fevv hundred yafiIs
~ a. e,s,s ..,s NJ.
away from tne UeVtle Helu' eAi3 =
ting down for a week. There are some
cases of Fever among the troops, Much
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oUBANs AT TAMPA
Excited by Incendlary Speeches
A.sl... Ar,nrInnnn

Excited by Incendiary Speeches
Against Americans
TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 7.-cubans here
are much excited over several speeches
which were made in cigar factories this
morning by Cubans, whose names Will
moi be revealed. The speakers were
bitter and incendIary in their Language
regarding the American occupation of
Cuba, and advanced the use OF forGe,
and dynamite to rid the island OF AL
Americans.
There are several thousand Cubans IN
Tampa, and II is believed these orators
have come from Cuba 70 excite the colo
ny, and to raise money later on To carry
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JOHN COOPER,
A Prominent West Virginia Repub-
lican, Passes Away.

Special Dispatch to the lntellIgencer,
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. u
John Cooper. prominent in Republican
politics in this state, died to-day at his
home at Coopers, Mercer county. He
was a delegate to the national conven-
tIon which nominated Harrison for the
presidency. He was also u Republican
elector from the Third district In 1896.
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do. That on the issue OF 1e 70 Mr. Bry-
ans opinlos are known, and cannot be
CLOSED over. Bryan win lose Illinois
by 10, 900 votes. Ia my opinion. NO Gold
Democrats will vote for him here,
Yours respectfully,
IOElM II. RALMER.
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Advance in Wages.

NORTH ADAMS. Mass. Dec. 7-No-
tlcss have been posted In nearly all the
cotton mills In this section, announcing
an advance OF 10 per cent In wages, to
take effect December II. About $500
aands are aRectsd BY the new schedule.
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wootbor Forecnat for To.dnv.

For West VIrRiniA--F'alr Friday and Sat,
urday; westerly winds, becoming variable
Western Pennsylvania and ohio-FalI
Friday and Saturday; fresh westerly
winds, becoming variable.
Local Temperature,
The temperature yesterday, as 0baarYed
by c. Schncpf. druggist. cornor Market
and Fourteenth streets, Was ~ folloWa;
"a. m,.".a..,... 81 Sp, nl..,.."..... z
2 n. m.1,,,.,..,,.s ~ y. m,.,,.sUt,s.As y.
u m....,...,,,..,,,.. SSIwealhvr chGnSoSbls
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Don Enrique Huyke'

Un solo argumento basta para demostrar
ell gran valor del ilustre msestro ouyo nombre
encabeza estas lfneas.
Cuando de 81 se habla todos los maestros
asienten en- recopooerle como la primera fgura
del msgisterio p=imario puertorriquefo.
iCuantos no seran sus m6ritos cuando Sc
reconocen por unanimidad entire los compafie-
ros de profession!
Enrique Hu7ke es maestro de ouerpo en-
tero, 10 es por saber 10 por sus Grsndes
conocimientos en- metodologfa didactfca, 10 90
por su gran experiencia, 10 es por la exquisite
correction que imprime todos sus aotos, 10 ca
por su abnegaci6n sin lfmites, 10 es, por 10 que
vale tanto y tan POGO Sc aprecia: por su delica.
dfsima modestis.
ci6n, porque nade puede haoerle sombra, SO
oonforma con vivir en- Arroyo, teatro de sus
grandes oas ignorados triunfos donde tanto
le quieren, 4 cuyo pueblo estA 81 atado con
ouerdas de Garlic y gratitud.
Sc le nombro hace POGO Inspector general
y nc acept6 el cargo, Zen oambio 40 spt6 ell ho-
norff,o de vocal de la Junta superior de ms
TRACTION Iublics.
En- ell seuo de esa Junta donde esta bien
acompaf1ado, ha sostenido Ia baodera del ma
gisterio puertorriqueho, ha realizado buenas
campaf1as, ha sido ell h6roe del p'eito de las If.
tufos, que una nota funests conoedfa solo los
maestros propietarios, y para cumplir su deber
no ha vacilsdo en- trssponer Ia distsncia entire
Arroyo esta ciudad para estar siempre en- 81
puesto.
e. huracan 10 sorprendi6 en- esta ciudad
trabajan 10 por Ell bienestar del magisterio, y
va puede suponerse que dias de smsrgura pa
sarfa separado de su familia sin conocer la
suerte de 9sta.
Pocos dias despu6s, comisionaio por la
Junta para emitir gu opinion sobre tftnlos 10
abandon6 todo en- momentos acisgos para venir
y complir como bueno.
Huyke trsbaja con inimitable energfa de-
snteres perfecto. Cuando 1ltimamente le in
snu6 un amigo que soliotara Ia pla.a de prin-
Opal de esouela graduada, para Ia Quail fa6 re
cientemeote elegi1o don jose Inf ante, contest6:
<S6 que hay quiep la solioite , 20 no quiero q.
Sc Gre. que trabaj jo en- mi personal provecho.
Otros oompa7ferosque vslen mas Ia neoesitan,
Yo estoy satisfeoho en- Arroyo con mi escuela
gsadnsds.,
FL hombre que pienza asf poeee ouatro
| idiomas correctamente, puede pasear por ellos
So vasta ilustr aci6n, y es quisa. ell mejor peda-
gOgo de las Autillas despues de Hostos.
Ell comsionado Mr. Carol examine sus
clases y qued6 maravillado
Sorpr6ndalo el que gaste con una vista
su esoaela vera que es aan pAlido cuanto de.
cimos.
lGloria al hombre modesto y perfecto ca
ballero Guien todos los m sestros deben graft
tud.!
OSCAR.
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De San Sebastian.

Los emp p'eados de este Ayuntamiento hln
dirigido atenta expos G On al Gobierno msui
fes.ardo qne este Munic'pio 10 les paga detde
ouatro olDco meses. He vsitado hoy las of
cinas; todos los emp'eados sigaen despachan
do con 81 Aloade los asunt 8 del dia; p>ro se
muestran muy pesimistas aceroa del pcrvenir
que les espera.
En- el esorito que dirigieron al Go5ierno
exictan este & q soluoione ell oonHioto que Sc
aveoina, pues el Municipio no cuenta con otros
reoursos que los que han de dsrle lss contribu-
oionea; 6stas, no pueien 'haceree efectivas de
ningun modo, dada la situacion actual porque
atraviesa ell distrito.
81 no con atendidos por ell Gobie rno, se
versn en- Ia necesidsd de abaadonar sus pues-
tos; nos hallsremos sin emp.esdos que des-
pachen los ssuntos de ls administrator; sin
policfa y hasta sin alumbrsdo pdblico nj medi-
cinas para los miles de enfermos que nos ha le-
gado 81 gran temporal.
II ablando hoy con uno de los m6dicoa titu
laree que de iia de noohe Sc le We, como
tsmbien So compaflero, ooncurriendo donde
Ia neoesidsd reolama sus auxilios, me deofa
<que de no solucionarse Ell cohficto municipal
para de esa manera peroibir ,sus sueldos; re We
ri AN precisados a presentar la renuncia de sus
osrgos, cuyos honorarios, desde aIgunos meses
son nominales; aunque por humanidad CONT
nuaran prestando sus eervioios 4 los pobres
Proponi6ndose, con sus renuneias, no fgurar
como empleados, para hacerse incuir Gu lss
listss de las limosnas ouando mas apurados Sc
vean.
Por mas que este apreciable faoultativo
suele ser muy sguas6n, no dej6 de alarmarme
el tono de seriedad con que me 10 diio; sobre
todo, cuando termin6 dioi6ndome: clos que
peor estamos, somos los pobres de levits.,
Tenemos, pues, abooado un gr confioto
para el Ayuntamiento y para el Gobierno; ur-
90 An
oubierto los fntereses de taLtos padres de ia.
milia, que tienen en- perspeotiva una tempe stad
mas cruel y deaoladora, que les amenaza con
las negruras del hambre.
E Corresponse1.
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Consecucncias del TEMPORAL,

De una oarta de un hacendado de la Isla,
oopismts los parrafos siguientes:
A las psrdidas sufridas por ell temporal
hay que sgregar hoy Ia consguiente no poder
aoondicionar las cahas, pues la vos de reparto
de provisiones ningdu <;'bsro. quiere trabajsr.
No sc ooupsn mae que de oousegair boletas de
los alosldes de barrio para obtener provisiones.
Los hombre'. stodos tienen 7 9 hijoss, J las
mujeres stoda son viudas, En- es,a semsna la
pa.a principal tenfa mas de 700 Il 500 almas
esperanto el mana del oielo>
sYa no Sc conforman con provisiones quie.
rem diDero..
sEstoy inoomunicado con mi hacienda por
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DR.. Jose ]. Saniurio.

Cirujsno dentista-Precios sumamente mo-
dioos-Ssn Francisco 10 3e-Colegio do Bal
timore de Ciruifa Dental Este es para oerti.
foar que jose J. Sanjurjo de Puerto RICO ha
pasado dos enterss secoiones en- el Coegio de
Cirujfa Dental y reoibido el grado de Doctor
en- Cirujfa Dental al fna'izsr el curse que tn.
vo lugar ell de Mayo de 1882, en- la Ci1dad
de Baltimore, Estadcs Unidos Tambien que
q! dicho jose J. Sanjurjo fu6 agraoado
competitor por los premios ofreoidos por el
Colegio por las Mejores operaciones en- Ell 6oca
por 10. trab.jos pie sticos, sean Cajas de
dientes, juzgados ser los mejo presentados &
una Comiti6n de la Junta de Visitadores de
dioho Colegio. Tambien que ell dicho jose J.
Sspjurjo exibi6 un alto grsdo de conccimien'
tos en- les ramos practioos de la Ciencia Den
til mientras era estudisnte en- el Colegio de
Baltimore de Cirujfa Dental. Dado bajo mi
msno y sello del Colegio. Ferdinand J. S
Gorgas NJ. D. D. D. s. Mp
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.Telegrannas.
Madrid, Agosto 80

Madrid, Agosto 80
Fl Comit6 filipino ha enviade una petici6n
al gobierno solioitando que SO hsgau dlligen =
oias direotamente con el gobierno fl ipiuo con
Agoncillc, reprt sentante de Aguinado, para
obtener la libertad d. los prisioueros espaf1oles
qae Sc encueutran en- podar de los rebeldes. Los
irmantes Green qne es, actitud faoilitaria la
pronta ihertsd de los prisionercs.
T. Va. Ssntisgo de Cuba, Agosto 80 .
- Don Juan Isidro Jimenex ha sido arresta-
do o5den del General Wood, gobern: doe
m;ltar, re le impedrA el viaj Santo Do
ni"go, mems que vepga orden contraria de
a H*bana de Washington Jimenez estA mug
'ndigoado por su arresto, pero no ocults Gu in
to ato de asumir 10 prssidenoia de nto Do.
,nirgo. Do lafa que oasi todo ell pafs, excspto
la Capital, estA en- poder de sus partidarios.
No SO encontraron armas de fuego en- Au equi.
paie.
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'|'raiid0r!

El Tribunal lie Rannes ha declarado al
Captain fredo Dreyfus culpable del d dslito dc
alta traicitn.
El Coronel Joust, Presidel te dol Consejo
de Guerra, leyo Ia SO, t"noia.
Esta dec sion ha oausado profunda impre
sion en- toda Ia Republica frsncesa. por 10 que
el gobierno hs terido que ordepar la Immediate
recommendation de fuerzas en- diferentes poba
clones. Dreyfus no did la menor sefal de emo
ci6n al oomunioArsele 81 fsllo del consejo en-
cambio la sefiora sc ha impresionado de tai mo-.
do que es probable peligre existenoia.
En- Paris Sc han tornado grandes motines
teniendo que apelarse las tropas para evitar
desordenes.
III ab2g'do sehor Laborf juxga que esa de.
oision ha sido un terrible golpe para la horora
bilidad de Franoia.
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bum uRG0CI0.

Sc vende una maquinsria para elsborsr q
xdear oentrifug.do, oompuests do los sigulen'
tss sparatos:- Un tacho al vacfo de medic
pies dc diAmetro, de so heot6litrcs sean to-
nsladas de capaoidad On azuosr 5000, provisto
do ssrpentinas, trampss, msn6metros, oolum
mas, plataforma, esoalers y todos sus accessories
omplstos-Una bomba al vacfo de II y IL
palgsdss por ID con condsnsador J conecoionss
Dos oentrffugas, sistena <Hepworth' con
zalaxor do so heot6litros do oabida, trAsmlslo'
mes mAquina de vspor, TODD oompleto-Una
o nbs dc vspor para neladura, J tuber1as-
Una bomba Duplex para traer 81 aqua de rio'
con 500 pies tuberfa de pulgadas, con todo'
,us acoesorio. completa- Una caldera de aoero
do pies diametro por 1e pies de largo, con
40 tubos p,tentes de pulgada, domo de- va
por, hornalla y todos sus scossorios comPletos
-Uu oanat de hero para desoargar 81 a.aoar
del taoho y varias tuberias de coaeccitn entire
esos aparatoe.
Esta msquinsria es nuevs, eolamente h,
trabajado un aho y ha sido construida en- los
Tslleres de Manlove Alliott d Co. Ltd. Sc
pusde yer montada en- Is fncs de don jose II
Car.zo On Guainabo, quisn se deshace de ella
Dor haber abandonado Ia siembra de cahAs,
% vsnde por IL MITAD de su VALOR:
Para mas informes, dirigirse Roberto
Grahan, Ingeniero, Po5ce,
A 3O-27
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Dario absouamente mparciaL de la opinion

falta de caminos, con tants necesidad que hay
de abrirlos. En- nuestras haciendas todos los
brsceros re resisten trabsjar por ir en- busca
de ho,ess y esperanto se reparta el dinaro
Sabemos que otras perscnas de e.ta Cspi>
tai han recibido cartas en- el mismo seutido y
por 10 tanto creemos que debe tomarse una re
soluci6a cue co'te el abuse que sc estA coma
tiendo, pues dc 10 contrario, vamos fomentar
Ia vagancia.
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0FICINA ACR|C0LA
MUM. 8, GALE DE TETUAN.
J. ESUDE, R. SKERRETT

Este Ce,stro que dispone de personal id6-
neo con largo erperiencio en- el Pats, cfrece
sets servicios para los trabQyos siguieates:
Redacci6n y proyectos agrfcolas.
Reconocimientos tasaciones de fncas rus
ticas.
Consn'tas, informes memorials sobre asuntos
industri. 10: agrfcolas.
Anaisls de minerales, tierras. materias vege-
tales. vinos, lcores. aguas etc.
Construcciones rurales.
Trabajos de delineaci6n dibujo de tOdas cla-
ses, copias, etc.
Deslindes. mensuras particiones.
Desecaciones. drenajes, saneamientos de terre-
nos, riegos, conducc6n de aguas aforos
Examen informes sobre terrenos agr1colas
para su adaptation diferentes cultivos.
=MINAS-
Ensayos industriale. y agrfcolas sobre terre-
nos, animales plautas.
Enmiendas modification de terrenos.
Formation de viveros de arboes. arbustos,
plantas, parques, jardnes, etc.
Podas, ingertos, formation de sotos vivos.
Ofrecemos arboles arbustos, plantas semillas
abonos.
PrecfOs convened OnaVes.
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Vicente NuneZ Caba6aS
Ingeniero Civil, procedente de la Esouela
especial de Madrid (Espana). Ipgeniero 10 que
ha sido de la Jefatura de Obras Publioas de es.
ia Isa
Sc enoarga de toia olase de proyeotos y
direction de obras.
H Dirigirse dicho Sr. en- Caguas.
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