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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
TREASURY CHANGES.
Official announcement of ApDoint-
ments and Promotions.

The following changes in the classified
service of the Treasury Department are an
nounced:
Appointments on certification by civil ser
vice commission: William ID. Mabry New
York; Ellis Logan, Illinois; Robert b. Den
ney, Missouri, 1920 per annum each, office
of auditor for the Post Office Department
Ross Z. l.. Nicholson. Louisiana 800 per
annum, treasurer's office: Bust C. Get
singer, South Carolina $3.50 per annum,
treasurers office: Andrew w. Starratt
Missouri. $500 per annum. treasurers office
Appointments by transfer from other de
partments: Charles Fisher, Kansas, 81 300
per annum, secretary's office by transfer
from War Department. John G. Hoyt, New
York, $1,000 per annum, coast survey. by
transfer from Navy Department: Heber
Butts, Missouri, 5000 per annuIn. secretary $
Office by transfer from Smithsonian Inst-
tuition; Gilmer BreniZer, North Carolina
$500 per annum, office of internal revenue,
by transfer from fifth North Carolina in
ternal revenue district.
Promotions.-Secretary' office: w W
Ludlow, Minnesota, Loo to 81 GOO per an
mum: Mrs Susie Wollard, d. c.. $1,000 to
81 200 per annum; Arthur l.. Hitchcock
New York, Sl,2oo to $1,4oO per annum: Mrs.
Emma V. Triepel. North Carolina. s47o to
$40 per annum; Thomas NJ. Steep. D. c.,
$500 to SI2o per annum: Reuben Marquet,
New York, $3.50 to S720 per annum.
Office Treasurer L. s.: Fred L. Dawson.
New Jersey, $40 to 5000 per annum; Thorn
as F. Athey, Missouri. 800 to $50 per an
mum: Harry H. Hulbirt, Missouri, $500 to
800 per annum.
Office of supervising architect: Clarence
a. Miller, d. c., 81, $50 to $500 per an
mum; Mrs. Margaret Johnstone, D. c., ST.
900 to $1,000 per annum
Office of auditor for Interior Department:
Mrs. Josephine B. Cutler, Michigan, $500
to 5000 per annum.
Office of auditor for Post Office Depart
ment: p. V. Dolan, West Virginia, 81 900
to $1,000 per annum: F. II. Caldwell, Vir-
gtnia, 5000 to $1,000 per annum; Israel S
Smith, Pennsylvania, $720 to $50 per an
mum: Edmund Whine, Illinois, 5000 to ST.
ooo per annum Shelby J. Davidson, Ken
lucky, $50 to 5000 per annum: j. B. Will
Jams, Texas, S120 to SS40 per annum Mrs
Sarah c. Robinson, Massachusetts. $40 TO
$500 per annum: Thomas +. Mccarthy. D.
q. $40 to $50 per annum: Mrs. Geraldine
Potts, Maryland, $500 to 1000 per annum
Office of controller Of currency: Ed
ward l. Wade, Georgia, 81, 600 TO $1,000 per
annum.
d. Coast and geodetic survey: Miss Lily A.
Mapes, D. c., 1900 to 81 900 per annum; AL
bert F. Zust. Iowa, $500 to 5000 per an
mum; Joseph B. Quinlan, Missouri S72O
to $500 per annum.
Bureau of engraving and printing: James
r. Child, Alabama, $3.50 to $SiO per annum;
j. Calvin r. Main, D. c.. $626 to $3.50 per
annum.
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Colonel Thomas Ward assistant adju-
tant general, has returned to this city from
a visit of several weeks to Manchester
Mass, and Oswego. N. Y He will act as
adjutant general in the absence Of General
Corbn.
Senator Warren Of Wyoming is in the
city.
Mr.. C. E. McGrew, who has been on an
extended trip through Boston and the
north, has returned to the city
Among the many Washingtonians now
so1ourning at the Virginia Hot Springs the
following are prominent: Messrs. Wood
bury Blair. Gist Blair, Malcolm Hufty.
Alexander Legare, Mrs. Alexander Legare,
Mrs. A. b. Legare, Messrs. Jno B. Rider.
Geo. Heller and Mrs. Audenreid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS.
Amended Regulations Pertaining tt
Cuba, Porto Rico and PHILIPPINES.

Amended Regulations Pertaining to
Cuba, Porto Rico and Philippines.
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn has pub
lished a circular amending former cir
cular relative to patents. trademarks and
labels. etc. in the Philippines. Porto Rico
and Cuba. That portion of the circular
which requires the payment Of a fee for
filing certified copies of patents or certifi-
Gates Of registration of trademarks, prints
or labels is rescinded.
A power Of attorney from the owner
thereof authorizing another for him in his
name, place and stead to file a certified
copy of a patent or certificate of registra-
ton of trademark, prirt or label must
be filed with such certified copy of certlfl-
cate of registration In es ch of the islands
wherein the protection of such patents
trademarks. prints or labels is desired
Assignments Of patents. trademarks,
prints or labels, or certified copies thereof
must be filed in the same manner as here
in provided for filing certified copies Of
patents and certificates of registration of
trademarks, prints or labels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
Breach of Faith Denied.

Breach of Faith Denied.
In later communication, dated Septem-
Der -. the imperial government takes UP
the charge of breach of faith insnuated
by Secretary of State Reitz September 16.
Whlcn we cannot pass over in silence"
Mr. Chamberlain then says:
Inc proposals made by the South Afri-
can republic in its letters Of August 10 and
- We're not induced by suggestions given
by the British agent from the state attor-
ney, as claimed. On the contrary, the
state attorney sounded the British agent
hotn IN writing and in conversation, as to
the conditions on which the imperial gov
eminent would waive the invitation to !,
joint inquiry. and the result of these COM
munications was the proposals made BY
the South African government in these let
terS. 1t is impossible that the South Afri-
can government could have had any doubt
as to the imperial government ; answer to
the conditions named. and my reply was
actually the same as the British agent had
foresnadowed to the state attorney. and
which. therefore. the South African gov
ernment must have anticipated in maxim;
the proposals.
The imperial government also denies
that Its telegram of September S substi-
tuted an entirely new proposal for the in
Vita11on 10 the joint commission of in
quiry.''
The imperial government then quotes the
containing an alternative proposal identical
win tnat which the imperial government
is said to have substituted and the commu-
nication then proceeds as follows:
Full independence Recognized.
The imperial government sees no ground
for misrepresentation on the part Of the
South African republic as to its answer re
SardinS non-interference and slIzcrainty
as lhe imperial government had already
h.,t
poihtment of joint commission of inquiry
in view of the fact that such an inquiry
Would. IN the opinion Of the government Of
the South African republic. prejudice the
right of full independence, repeatedly rec
osnlZed by the imperial government
AS to the use of the English Language
IN the Volksraad the imperial government
regards this as reasonable. and IS aston
lShed that the government of the South
african republic should deem it unieccs-
sary, and make a point of denyins, that the
government of the South African republic
ever proposed the same % the British
agent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
appointment to Be Made Within ,
Few Days.

AS stated In The Star would be the case,
the resignation Of Mr.. Henry E. Davis as
United States attorney for the District of
Columbia has been formally rendered to
the President. to take effect the SOth in
slant This was in accordance with an ar
rangement made many months ago.
IT Is generally conceded that Mr.. Davis
VIII be succeeded by Gen. Thomas H. An
derson. Mr.. Anderson's name has been
mentioned in connection with the office for
some time past, and during the last few
weeks there has been little or nothing
heard from the other candidates for the
position. Gen. Anderson. as stated in The
Star. has been decided upon. and it Is ex-
pected that the announcement of his ap-
continent Will emanate from the White
House within the next two or three days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
IRRIGATION CONGRESS IN SESSION.
Important Questions to BE Settled at
This Meeting.

MISSOULA, Mont, September 26.-The
eighth annual session of the National Irri-
CATION Congress has begun here. Delegates
are present from nearly every western
state, and the Mississippi valley has a SUBJ
stantial representation. This meeting prom
ises to be very important. The equal settle
ment of the grazing land problem and the
proper presentation Of the question of irri-
cation of arid land with justice to the
western states are two Of the questions
which will be acted upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
SALE OF IRON ORE LANDS.
Lower Potts Creek Property in Vir-
ginia Brings $5oO.OoO.

CHARLESTOWN, w. Va, September 26.
The lower Potts creek property, situated
in Allegheny and Craig counties, Va, was
sold yesterday to the Valley Ore Company.
The price paid was 100000. The tract
contains $4,000 acres of the richest IRON
ore lands in the United States, and was
owned by company composed of j. N.
Camden, Parkersburg: w. A. McCorkle,
Charleston; eX-Attorney General Judson
Harmon and Col. Tom Paxton, Cincinnati;
John K Cowen of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26

Secretary Long returned to the city last
evening. after a vacation of nearly two
months, spent almost entirely with his fam
lily at their home at bingham, Mass He is
in good health and spirits and says he is
prepared for the winters work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26

Mexican Secretary of State Will Rep
resent the President at Chicago.

rcsent the President AT ChIcHHo.
The Mexican ambassador, Senior Azpiroz,
has received a dispatch from the secretary
of state of Mexico confirming the press
advices to the effect that President Diaz
will not attend the coming celebration at
Chicago and that the Mexican secretary
of state will go as his representative. The
dispatch is quite brief and Is confined to
the foregoing facts. Ambassador Azpiroz
had already accepted the invitation to par
ticipate in the Chicago festivities, and he
will attend with the staff Of the embassy.
The State Department this morning also
received notice of the abandonment Of the
projected visit. though without explanation
therefor, in the shape of the following tel
egram from United States Minister Powell
Clayton at the City of Mexico:
President will not visit Chicago Min
lister Of foreign affairs goes instead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26

The New Orleans has sailed from San
Domingo for New York. having been re-
lieved on that station by the Nashville.
which arrived at San Domingo yesterday.
The Hist, In tow of the Nezinscot ar
rived at Norfolk yesterday
The Nanshan has arrived at Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
DEWEY'S ARRIVAL EXPLAINED.
Needed to Clean Up the Olympia Be-
fore the Celebrations

SANDY HOOK, n. j., September "a
'.Secretary Of the Navy
Olympia will go to Tompkinsvlle tomorrow
DEWEY,
The above brief telegram was Admiral
Dewey's official notification to the Nayy
Department of his arrival and of his pur-
pose to go to Tompkinsville tomorrow. Its
directness and simplicity are characteristic
Continued on Second Page)
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Vice President Hobart Improving.

NEW YORK, September 26.-Vice PresI-
dent Hobart is at his home In Paterson. and
despite reports to the contrary, continues
to improve in health. He Is expected to
be out in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26

tions that all the transports must be thor
oughly inspected before their departure
from port. He has sent the following tele-
graphic instructions ON the subject to Gen.
Shaftrr at San Francisco:
Having reference to previous instruc7
tions on the subject, the Secretary Of War
enjoins upon you the Importance Of careful
Inspection under your. special directions. In
addition to that madeA by officers of the
transport service, Of all ships, including
hospital ships. on which troops are to en-
bark, that you should IN this way fully
satisfy yourself that the best possible serv-
ice in the way of transportation is being
had"
The Secretsry of War has also given spe-
ctfic directions for q careful inspection at
the earliest possible date OF the 41st and
47th Volunteer Infantry, at Camp Meade,
Pa: the 42d Infantry at Fort Niagara: the
43d Infantry at Fort Ethan Allen, VT, and
the 4Gth Infantry at South Framingham,
Mass.
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lowed for many years by the government
OF South Africa. They will communicate
the result of their deliberations in a later
Dispatch
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As Necessary aa Steam.

As Necessary as Steam.
Today advertising is as
necessary to the transaction
of certain lines of business
as steam and electricity are
to machinerv.-R. I. Gun.
ming. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26

terrace are letters nine feet high, spelling
"Welcome Homer They are set against
natural background of green, and show
white in the daytime and will be lighted
with electricity at night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-09-26
inspection of Transportx.

In order to avoid all possible cause of
complaint in regard to the transportation
service. Secretary Root has given instruc-
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Continued on Second Page.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-06
Asamb|sa general.
CAMARA DE COMERCIO.

Ell dfa Is del actual, 4 Ia una de la tarde y
en- los salones del ''Ateneo Puertorrique1o" sc
verifoarA una asamblea general para constituir
de6nitivamente dicha CAmara de Concrete, Y
tratar de ouantos asuntos 90 relacionen con esta
olase.
Lo que Sc baoe pablico para conooimien
to de las personals de toda Ia isla & quienes inte-
resa tan importantfsima institution. San Juan
Puerto Rico 6 de D%iciembre de 1ss9.-El Sc
~cretario accidental, Jol6 J. del Vale.
%. A informe del Alcalde de Junoos ha
sido remitido I'm escrito de varios veoinos de
aquella localidad, en- queja dirigida al Secreta-
rio Civil CONTRA la Alcaldfa, por I'm impuesto
que hs crea6o sobre rom y asuoar.
.o.kDentro del poblado de Catano, 90 trats,
contraviniendo las ordenanzas munlcipales, de
poner cerca de alambre s una casa que SO re-
oonstruye en- ell barrio. Tome nota ell Sr. AL.
calde.
90. Sabemos or conducto fdeligno que
en- breve sc le darA una naeva organisation s
la Junta Insular de Instruction.. Esta c~onstarA
de nueve MEM bros, cuatro de los oaales residi
ran on esta Capital y formsran 81 comit6 ole.
cutivo y los oinc0 restantes tendrkn Ia represen.
taoi6n de cinoo districts de la isis. Cada tres
meses sc reunirA Ia Junta en- pleno, con ouerpo
deliberativo para tratar de tsdos los aauntos de
mayor importancia 8 introducir las reformas
que crea convenience en- Las leyes escolares.
~" Con eargsmento de MADEIRA para 81
Gobierno, fonde6 aver tarde en- nuestro puerto
la goleta anne 'ioApa eJohu Paul., .
- Enviamos ~nuestros afectuosos sa,udo
& don Clotilde Santiago, que Sc enouentra en- es
ia Capital.
La Aloaldfa de Utuado ha tramitado
expsdiente de condemnation de oontribuciones
instruidos a toli ,itud de vsrios propietsrios de
su jurisdicci6n.
~ El Ayuntamiento de Cidra ha REMIT
do la recaud aoi6n de oontribuoiones al Tesoro.
Ia dado cuenta la Alcaldfa de Pom
oe de Ia csnt:dad & que asoienden los sooorros
hechos por la Acadia, despues del Cicl6n.
Francisco V%aIIeciIo
Abogado.
Humacao.
La correspondence 4 Yabucos.
PIMA
Ha fallecido en- Aibonito, don Ale
jandrino Zayas. professor de Instruction. empa'
rentado con distinguidas = apreciables familias
de aquella localidad. Su %entierro fu6 concu-
rridfsimo .
Han sido nombrados Aloalde de Rio
Piedras, don Juan Caloos, y de Rinc6n don
Enoarnaci6n Carrero.
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- BasAn es ell hombre del dfa; siemp

- Ba.An es ell hombre del dfa; siempr
tiene 81 ojo izquierdo pendiente de 81 sColo-
NAL Club que 10 cuida!. como & muchacha
bonita. EstA psndiente de TODD, de TODD 10
mas mfnimo de 80 es~tab!eoimiento; por ESQ es
81 mas conourrido de ests Capital.
= Dos mujsres que han dicho &c llama
ban Aurora Alvarez :y.Manuela Disz, ain do.
mioilio en- esta Capital, transit.ban por Las Ca
lies & atlas horas de Ia noche de aver. La po'
licfs las encontr6, y las condujo al deposito mu
nicipal.
- Mshana 7 SO oelebrara ante Ia Corte
de Distrito, los juicios orales de las oausas &C.
guidas contra Pedro Rsgalado Lozads, quebran'
to-, Capital; Matfas Santiago, atentado, Caguas;
Jusn Ramos, violaoion, Carolina.
R.. Ruiz Arnau N. o., fl hsn''s e. 'f tinted
States offers his profession sl services at hi. of
flee, so San Franoisoo Street. Consultation
hours: 8 to 9 A., M; 1880 to 3 P. M.
Or. R. Ruiz Arnau. to. p; y ii P:b ! ,o' en- el' ss
neral que, habi6ndo regresado de los Estados
Unidos, ofrece de nuevo sus s~ervioios p~rofesio'
males en- la Gale de San Francisco n SO.
Horaa de c%onsulta: De 8 4 9 m. = de l !
st. PIMA
-. La JuAta Superior de Sandal ha
dispuesto que 90 proceda ~nuevamen.e 4 Ia va
cunaci6n y revaounaoi6n de los vecinos de ests
NopAtaA. DontAO uo POoo - NAoe0A IL Oouuo
sobre este particular.
- En- Ia plaza de Humaoao Sc han hecho
algunas reformas platandoae algunos Arboles en-
81 mismo sitio en- que SO encontraban los que
arranco ell temporal.
- Ha llegado al puerto de
Cadis, eli vspor espsnol <Isls de Panay, que
sali6 en- dfas paaados de nuestro puerto.
Algunas personas &c acercan 4 esta
o6cina para manifestarnos que verisn con gusto
que Ia sonora Bruno que oant6 anoche en- la
| novena de la Conception, vclviese hacerlo de
nuevo, satisf aoisndo asf 5 sus muohos admira
dores.
Sc encuentrs en- esta Capital don Leo
poldo Pads6n, delegado del gobierno On Ia
isla Culebra.
Nuestro colega de Ponce, sLa Demo
oraoia> aboga por que l. oausa inioiada por 81
robo oometido en- la quinta <Catalina, del senol
Rosioh Res remitido al tribunal militar por ha
berse perpetrsdo en- cuadrilla y On despoblado
Estamos con ell colega.
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bonafoux en- FL Pueblo.

Leemos en- ell <Heraldo de Madrid.,
Nuestro redaotor correaponsal en- PARIS,
don Luis Bonafoux, ha empezado s colaborar
en- ell peri6dico de Valencia Gel Pueblo,, ell
Quail tributa q nuestro querido compahero con
este motive las siguientes frases, que el HERAA-
DO seradeoe & aquel batallador 8 ilustre cole
eel amend, atrevido, independents y re
voluoionario escritor Luis Bonafoux empieza 4
colaborar hoy en- GEL Pueblo,. Sus cronicas
ner viosas y vibrantes, que son eco sonoro y to-
mantle de la vida moderna, llevarkn & los lectores
de nuestro periodioo, por Ell invisible hilo del
lenguaje, las sensacionea del sentimiento con-
temporAneo. Decir Bonafoux es deciy interes,
movimiento, luohs, audacie. Quiz s no hay
en- ell periodismo actual %escritor mas personal,
mas variado, mas impresionista.
Saludemos al literato ilustre y esperamos
que compartirA gustoso con nosotros las gloriaG
del oombate empehado para fundsr una Espahs
nueva.
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Noticias.

%. Don Jose B. Colon, vocal del comite
republican, de Barranquitas sSha renuncisdo 50
cargo, y en- una Manifestation que publica eel
Tsrritorio, de aver, invita- a.los demas ,miem
bros que 10 oomponen & renunoiar sus puestos.
%. La aucesi6 n de don Zoilo Ortiz Lopez
tribuciones. Tambi6n Ia han pedido don Jos6
Ortiz Lopez, don Pablo Serrano Torres, dofs
Julia Ortiz J Lopez, don Eugenio Fuentes AL
verio y don Albir Alices Perez de la misms
oiudad y don Lucas Amadeo, de Barros.
90. D.. jose Eugenio Marx, de ls.Habsns,
ha pedido que SO registre en- Pto Rico, una
marca de cigarrillo Ella for de Maxine Go
mez", como de su propiedad. s.
%. Ell Alcslde de Cabo Rojo,. y,don'To-
mks'M. Mariani, ha 'pedido un mes de licenois,
por enfermedad.
.ox Las oasas Bon Adams Pickard y Jao.
ksop, de Chicago, han solicita1o registrar CD
Pto- Rico Is maross de fabrica de So propie.
dad.
20. En- eli dia de aver &c han recibido en-
la Secretarfs civil 11s ieolarsoiones de nacio-
nalidad espa1ola y oerti6oaoiones de juramen-
to de fdelidad & Ia bandera americana presta-
dos por 8 espanoles, I'm ~italiano y 2 franoesel.
90 Cada dia adquieren mayor populari-
dad los cigarrillos que elaboran los Sres Toro
J Ca. de Ponce: y que presentan con las mar
| cas- s'Toro" 6 "lnternacional". la isla enters
fuma de 6stss con preferencia.
%. FL maestro don Savero Cordero CAL
der, Sc ha quejado 6 Ia superioridad contra 81
Ayuntamiento de Adjuntas porque no le psgs
aueldos que le sdeu1s como maestro que fut
de 50 jurisdiction.
Ao* L. Colecturfa de Rentas I~oternas, hi
procodido de orden superior & notifcar s todol
los duehos de edifcios, ouyaa fncas estAn gra-
vadas por oensos, que oonourran { mayor brs.
vedad & pagan 10 que adeudan por ,ese concep
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EC0S de ESpana.

En- Malaga produiose un gran alarma con
motive del f~allecimiento abordo de unvapor,.d de
I'M fogonero, por 10 que traia izada ell barco
bandera amarillo. FL pdblico Sc tranquilizo al
comprobarse de que no se trataba des..peste nj
enfermedad alguna c%ontagiola, pues dioho va
por no procedfa de ningdn puerto sospeohoso.
Ha apareoido en- Madrid un peri6dico THU
lado clos Prisioneros, destinado & sostener ell
interes publlco en- favor de los espa1oles que Sc
encnentran en- poder de los tagalos.
Ell Maestro Breton, estA fernando en- Ma.
drid una compahfa de opera espahola con des-
tino & Buenoa Aires, Montivideo, por encargo
de I'm empresario de aquel pals.
En- San Petersburgo va & veri6carse den
tro de breve una exposition do pintura espa.
fola contemporaries.
Hs fallecido en- Madrid ell distinguido pc
riodista don Julio de Vargas, uno de los fun.
dadores propietario de Gel Liberals.
Sc ha creado en- Madrid el nuevo Institute
de sueroterapis, vaounaci6n y bacteriolos is en-
el que han quedado rsfun iidos todos los esta-
blecimientos parciales hoy existentes.
Sc han reanudado las seaiones de Cortes.
A pesar de las excitaoiones de la prensa, los
debates han empexado con mucha languldez y
ain ~intereGar al publico. Los diputados y &C.
nadores, tanto ministeriales como de opoaici6n
demuestran muy POGO entusiasmo. probando
que el regimen parlamentario Sc halla en- Espa-
fs en- plena decadencia ante la opinion general.
Sc ha verifoado en- Madrid, la Junta gene
raj del Cfrculo Mercantil, & Ia que Sc lie atri-
bufa gran importancia. FL acto, & parte de al
gunos discusses en- que sc hs oensurado 81 go.
49, L. - sk~sS- fs,0
por ser escasa la conourrencia.
Ha sido prooesado militarmente ell sfndico
del Ayuntamiento de Palma de Malloros, don
Luis Marti. & conseouencia De palabras pronun-
ciadas en- la discussion del asunto de los polvc-
rines y que Sc estiman injuriosas al e%jercito.
Cada dia va desarrollandose mas ell consu,
mo de who's espaholes, tintos y hlancos en- In
glaterra.
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C%andIdatu!a federal
de Ponce.

Para Alcalde, don Julio Prats 8 Hinach.-
Para Juez Municipal, Lcdo. don Manuel Leon
Parrs.-Pars auplente, don Tomas Monsanto
y Bartolls. Para la Junts de 1nstrucolon, don
Rafael Leon y Pas, doctor don Alfredo ferIan
jose Vidal = Vilaret, Lcdo. Francisco Ruiz de
Porras.-Psra Consejales, don Ramon Cortada
y Quintana, don Tomas Armstrong Y Toro,
don Guillermo Schuk y Olivera, don Herminio
Morales, don Jose Sierra y Soto, don Acisclo
subirA = Ramirez, LIDO. don Pedro Marques =
Casas, don Felix Simon Rojas, Agustfu Cha
vier y Chard6n, don Victor Quihcnes, don Jose
Lsoot y Martinez, don Fernando Boissen Y
Abret, don Pedro Autf, ant y Figueroa, don
Agustfn Arce y Romeo y don Jose Ramon
Gonzalez.