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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09
RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
Spectators Kissed the Decision in the
Fourth Race.

New Orleans, Feb. S.-The decision in
the fourth race to-day was roundly hissed
most of the spectators being confident that
Trust Me had won, with Teuton second
and Pat Garrett third. The judges, how
ever. placed Garrett first. Azua Judge
Wardell and Sidney Lucas Were the win
nins favorites. The track was heavy.
First Race-Seling, seven furlongs.
Aqua, to l and 10 s. won, with prince
Real, Is 10 l and to !, second. and Scot
fish Grit, 10 to l, third. Time :35.
Second Race-Selling, one mile. Lovable.
: to and 8 to 5, won, with Maidstone, to
and even, second, and Phalas, 4 to /,
third. Time 1H7i2.
Third Race-Sellng, six furlongs Judge
Wardell, to and out, won, wirh Eva
Wilson to l and TO 8, second, and
Alvin w, y to l, third. Time 119.
Fourth Race-Selling, one mile and sew
enty yards. Pat Garrett, to and even
won, with Teutons, 10 20 l and to l, sec
ond, and Trust Me, to l. third. Time
1:5L
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Sidney Lucas.
to 10, won, with Aberdale, S 10 and l
to 8. second, and Matt Simpson, 90 to !,
third Time 119
Sixth Race-SiX and one-half furlongs
Parakeet, y 10 l and to !, won, with
Lord Neville, to and to 5, second, and
Cathedral. to o. third. Time 1:2714.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09
News Notes From CIaxton.

Claxton. Ga, Feb. S.-Claxton Institute is
flourishing and has grown so rapidly since
the opening day month ago that the
services of another teacher was made nee
essary this week, making four teachers in
all. II is being wei managed by Prof
Abbott, who is an up-to-date educator.
There is considerable Amber in the
Ohoopee and other large streams in thts
section waiting for sufficient water to
drift II 10 market The water oour ses
have been too low for rafting since l4sr
April.
1t is not thought that as much guano has
been shipped TO this section as lat year.
There is some sea island cotton ia the
country yet, which is being brought 10
town every day by farmers who have been
holding for higher prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

MANS THROAT " As CUT.
He Refused Treatment-Big Deal in
GunnO Plant.

Valdosta. Ga, Feb S.-An unknown
white man. hailing from the cold and
lev North, had his throat cut here last
night. though the wound was not a very
serious one The man refused to tell his
name and also refused to let the doctor
sew up the wound After the cutting he
was carried to a doctors Office where an
attempt was made TO dress the wound,
but the stranger kicked out of harness
and refused to let 1t be touched.
Later in the night the wound began to
give him trouble and he went to the
home of Dr. Talley where he allowed four
stitches to be taken, though he cut the
thread himself then and refused to let
the work Of dressing his wound continue.
This morning the stranger was found up
on the streets in an intoxicated con-
dition and was locked in the city prison,
his conduct being disorderly when the
policemen pulled him.
1t seems that he was drinking last
night and was cursing out Georgia, the
South and a young man named julie Rem
froe in particular Renfroe left him once
but the man followed him. He applied
a vile epithet to Renfroe who pulled his
knife and carved him once across the
throat.
1t is announced to-day that Mr.. b. P.
Jones has sold his interest in the Naldosta
Guano Company for from $4,000 TO $4,000
to Messrs Saunders and Megett and Mr.
T. G. Crawford Mr.. Jones was one of the
founders Of the enterprise and owned d
majority of its stock, the enterprise be-
ing owned by Jones, Saunders and Roberts
Mr. T. G. Crawford bought half of Mr.
Jones interest a week or 50 ago, and
Messrs. Saunders and Megett closed a
trade this week for the balance. The
company was organized five or six years
go and the concern has made big money
every year since then. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Jones sold out his interest in or
der to give his personal attention to large
interests in Florida
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09
NEW STORES IN Triton.
c. j. Austin Preparing to start "A
Knitting Mill There.

Triton, Ga, Feb. Slight new brick
store buildings will be completed in Triton
within the week, and are being occupied
as fast as finished. Many of them were
rented before the foundations were laid
These buildings will in measure. supply
the pressing demand for business houses,
but the need for more residences grows
with each passing day, and our builders
are totally unable to supply the demand
Mr.. c. j. Austin of Laconia, ". H., is
making preparations TO start knitting
mill In Tifton. Mr. Austin has spent ff-
teen or twenty years in the knitting mills
of his native state. and while he came
South for his health. was so rably
Impressed with the outlook for cotton
manufacturing in this section that he de-
cided to set up knitting mill in Triton.
one of the fair buildings will probably
be used as a site, and the mills will en-
ploy about thirty men. all tod.
The excellent location and Mr. Austfn's
long experience in the business should
guarantee the success of the enterprise
The smallpox scare i'm Berrien has about
died out. All the first cases that appeared
were completely isolated, and have about
recovered, while no new ones have been
reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

POLITICS IN BERRIEN.
williams for the Senate-Other Cam
didates on the List.

Triton, Ca, Feb. S.-Hon. Thomas f.
Williams, who has served Berrien county
for the past eight years as county school
commissioner, and who has brought it's
public school system to the front as one of
the best in the state, yields TO the solicit
tation of a large circle of friends, and
announces as a candidate for the state
Senate from the Sixth district, composed
of the counties of Berrien, Lowndes and
Echols. Mr. Williams is one of the lead
ing young men of the county. No opposi-
lion has announced as yet, but Col. Joseph
A. Alexander of Nashville has been So
lcted by many friends 10 make the race,
and may consent to offer for the position.
Should he do so, the contest win be a
lively one as both are abe and popular
young men. with a strong following of
firm friends
1t is also very probable that Mr. John
p Knight, at present clerk of Berrien
Superior Court, will offer as a candidate
for representative in the Lower House
of the general assembly. 1t is not
known as yet who will oppose him, but
he will very likely have opposition.
There are already three candidates an
nounced for the office of ordinary, be-
sides the present incumbent, Hon. A. w.
Patterson, who will offer for reelection.
Two candidates have announced for
clerk of Superior Court. and two for
sheriff, with a third in prospect. There
is only one announcement for tax col
lcctOr, and none yet for receiver, treasur-
or and surveyor. but there will probably
be plenty of offerings later on.
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1898. $23 ~: on Feb. !. 1897, $23.o5; and on
Feb /, 1886 S22.47.
No period In our financial history has
shown a more rapid growth in the amount
of money in circulation than that covered
by the past three or four years. The
total money in circulation to-day is SO per
cent. greater than al the beginning or the
fiscal year 1897, and the gold and gold GER
iincates in circulation 81 per cent. greater
than at that time the actual increase N
money in circulation during that period
being 1893. 42L155, and of gold and gold
certificates. 1895. $4,000, practically iwo-
thirds Of the increase, therefore, having
been in gold.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

Lyons, Ga. Feb. San election was held
here yesterday resulting in the election of
Pete Clifton for Mayor and J. p. Brown.
w. c. Oliver, w. II. Morris. E. r. Davis
and w. T. Robertson for aldermen.
few days ago, Patrick. the little son
of f. NJ. Goodwin, was seriously burn d
while playing in the yard. He is now do
ing well.
The contractor, with his machinery, pip
ing, etc, is here to bore an artesian well
for the town as the initial step to putting
in water works.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09
Animated Sausages.

The rule forbidding a person to take a
dog on a street car has given an i'm
petus to the sale of dog baskets says the
Philadelphia Record. These look like
small maTket baskets, except that there
is a grating at one end, designed to sup
ply ventilation. This end the owner of
the basket is supposed to keep conceal
ed from the lynX-like scrutiny of the
conductor. A stout German carrying a
dog in one of these baskets boarded an
Eighth street car yesterday morning,
holding the ventilated end pressed against
his coat The conductor suspiciousy
asked the man what he had in his basket.
With great suffering of broken Eng
lish, the passenger protested that he
had been to market, and that the basket
was filed with sausage. At this criti-
cal point of his narrative shrill yeIp
came from the interior of the basket
The German, however, was equal to the
emergency "Py gracious! he excaim-
ed. Dose sausages hat come to life al
ready, aind it,! He carried the day, and
the conductor permitted him to ride.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

Gen. Theodore Schwan, who is dsfln"
gushing himself in the Philippines, has
worked his way up the military ladder
from the very bottom. He enlisted as a
private i'm 1851, and quickly rose through
the grades o corporal, sergeant, first SER
geant and Qt-artermaster sergeant, when
latter grade he got In 1863. A year later
he won his II elitenancy by meritorious SER
vice, and i'm 1866 was made a captain
For his service in the civil war he was
brevetted captain and major. "'-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

Tallahassee, Fla, Feb. S.-Walter Lee.
negro, died yesterday rather mysteri-
ously aud suddenly. II is claimed that
he did not get along well with his wife
The county school board has paid out
over $1,000 for teachers salaries, etc, for
January, and made the salary of the coun-
~ superintendent 1920, instead OF $3.50
n
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

Another Rumor.-"It is reported that
England and Germany are negotiating a
secret deal" What is the nature of it?"
"They say England has offered to trade
two islands for a strategist. Puck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

New Orleans, Feb. S.-The British steam.
or Masicien. Capt Wood, cleared to-day
for Cape Town, Africa, with 1000 mules
lot Of feedstuffs. ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-09

The cardinals are allowed to bring with
them supply Of wines, cordials and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-04
La peste bubonica
EN- FILlPINAS
CONSIDERABLE NUMERO
DE DEFUNCIONES

Despachos de Manila recibidos en-
Nueva York icl 81 de Abril dicen que
en- Quiapo RAn Ocurrido ounce casos
de peste bub6nica, falleciendo catorce
de los atacados, muchos de ellos una
hora despu6s de sentirse enfermos. En-
diferentes barrios de Manila han ocu-
rrido Otras defunciones, que hacen pre-
sumir que la terrible enfermedad Sc ha
propagado pOr toda la ciudad.
La junta de Sanidad ha dispuesto
que Sc destruya por ell fuego la plaza
de mercado de Quiapo donde han fa-
llecidO de la peste considerable n1mero
de atacados
Ell ndmero de defunciones registra
das ell 81 de Abril assemble & 175; de
ellOs 66 naturales y l19 chinos.
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Otra Vez Dreyfus
De veraneo en- CoIigny
POST EUDILA.....

El dia 81 de Abril lego Geneva,
procedente de Carpentras y acompa-
nado de su sObrino, Mr.. Paul Valabre
que, ell famoso ex. Captain del ej6rcito
frances Mr.. Alfred Dreyfus sentencia
do 1ltimamente por ell Tribunal de
Rennes, segun recordaran nuestros lee
torres & indultado POGO tempo despu6s.
Mr. Dreyfus tom6 un coche dirigi6n-
dose acto seguido Cologny donde ha
alquilado una preciosa quinta en- la cuaI
Sc propone pasar la presente calurosa
estacion en- companfa de su famiIia que
en- breve llegara aquella poblaci6n.
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REGOCUO ENTIRE Los 'BOBRS''
TRECE MIL PRISIONEROS
Russia invadira la India

La prensa de Nueva York en- sus
ediciones del % de Abril publica un
despachO del Africa del sur diciendo
que los boers han fjadO carteles en-
Campbell, en- los que publican los 81
guientes datos
Ell ej6rcito boer tiene capturados
$4,000 prisioneros, 18 cahones y 300
carros de bagaje.
Dicen que estan muy entusiasma
dos y que no dudan va de la perspec-
tiva favorable a ellos que presenta la
guerra, nj del res1ltado final y crece
su entusiasmo al saber que Sc ha con-
tirmado entire ellos la noticia de que
100000 rusOS invadiran en- breve Ia
India inglesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-04
EYPOSICION UNIVERSAL De PARIS

InfOrmamOs 4 nuestros lectOres que tie.
men la intenci6n de ir viSitar la Exposition
Universal de Paris, one pueden hacer dir.
CIR su correspondence en- casa de nues-
tros correspOnsales en- Paris. los sefiOres
Mayence, Favre & e., Directories del
"Comptoir International de Pubicit6," Is,
rue de la Grange-Bateliere. Esos Selores
Sc haran uE deber y un gustO de remitir
sus destinatarios las cartas, peri6dicos: etc.,
luegO que hubiere llegadO cada cOrreo. 8
De la preIsa recib:da hoy tomamos las
Siguientes lntereSanteS nOticias de Espana
que alcanzan al 90 de Abrll tltimo:
Ha sido descubierto un dep6sitO de ar.
mas en- las cercanfas de Barcelona. Sup6.
nese que eStaba destinado los carlistas.
Ell DirectoriO de la gu Mon Nacional" ha ce.
lebradO una session, cuyO resultado Sc igno.
ra, pOrque los que la cOnpOnen Sc han en-
cerrado en- impenetrable siIenciO. Ell 90.
biernO ha circuladO 6rdenes los goberna-
dO:es de las prOvinciaS para que no permi-
tan en- los peri6didOs nOticiaS cOmentariOs
relatives la resiStencia pagar los tribu
tos. Despues de una cOnferencia con ell
Presidente del Consejo de ministries, ell Sc.
nor don Jose Echegaray ha aceptado la
senaduria v:talicia En- ell Vapor correO
"Cataluna" de la Compahia Trasatlantica
EspalOla, embarcarOn cincO anarquistas que
han sido indultadOs, cOnmutandosoles Ia
pena que sufrfan nor la de extranamien-
to. De ellOs Domingo Mir Loren.
20 Sierra Sc prOpOnen residir en- IL
Habaua, los Otros tres van q Mexico.
Han llegado Manila cincO espaiioles mas
de los que Sc hallaban On poder de los taga.
los. Ell dia "a Sc celebr6 COnSejO de minis
trOS. Entire Otros asuntos de menOr importan
cia Sc acord6 conceder meses de plazo para
admitir las reclamacioneS de resultas de los
presupuestos de Ultramar. Tambi6n Sc
acOrd6 enta5la. las negociaciones necesarias
para conseguir qne la Deuda del por 100
espanol que Sc halla en- poder de los extran.
jeroS pague el impuestO reSIentemente esta.
becido Sobre la Deuda. El ministro' de
Hacienda ha acordado mandar una comi.
sion Londres fla de entablar las nego.
ciaciones con ell Presidente del Comite dc
tenedores de la Derda eapa1ola en- aquella
cludad, para que acepten al impueSto sobre
la rents. Los fOndos p6bli"Os Sc encuen.
tran en- baja cUDsecuencia do 10 resoiuci6n
tomada por ell DirectoriO de 10 Union
Nacional" de OpOaerSe a. pago de los tribu-
tos. A1n cuandO ell gOberno 10 MEGA.
os eyidente que le preOcnpa esta question.
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Con gran concurrencia de feles han EN-
pezado en- Ponce las novenas de Mayo.
Varios hacendados de Yabucea han tent.
do que suspender los trabajos de molienda,
por series impossible sostener los gastos quo
le originan.
Ha pasado ser propiedad de don Fran.
cisco BOcanegra, el antique teatro de Aqua
dilla.
En- MayagIez Sc disparsron el dia pri.
nero, con motive de la installation del Go.
bierno Civil en- esta isla, 15 cafionazos.
Han contrafdo matrimonio en- Humacao
Ell Lcdo. don Jose Noya Jusble la sefiOri.
ra America DuPrey y Rogue.
Desde el dia primero del actual Sc ha he
cho cargo interinamente de la Jefatura de
Policfa de la ciudad del sur, ell Sargento
del cuerpO senior Oasals.
En- ell Hospital de San Antonio, en- Ma
yagiez, fu6 recogida casi moribunda Ia men
olga Maria Anselma, pocos instantes des-
pues falleci6 de hambre. AL despojarla dc
los vestidos que llevaba Sc le encontraron
en- una mochils ciDcuenta y pico de pesos.
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Ell NUEvO HOTEL Y RESTAURANT COLONIAL

Ell NUEv0 HOTEL Y RESTAURANT COLONIAL
Centre estrictamente de primera clase
para sefioras y caballeros. lugar dc
la ciudad donde Sc come en- mesa redonda,
desde las y 80 hasta las 8 de Ia noche con
media botella de vino, por Is centavOs.-
Comedor privado.-Especialidad en- cenas y
banquetes.- -Respetuosamente Sc solicita Ell
patrOciniO del pdblico.
JOSE WENAR, Plaza Principal MI.
nero 81, (altOsJ. 800
Sc encuentra retenidO en- CANA, en- esta
do de gravedad, ell ex-conserje del ayunta
mientO de esta ciudad don Francisco Medi.
ma.
Manana saldr& de este puerto directamen
te para el de New York, el vapor america.
no "San juan"
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AVISO

Queda suprimido desde Mayo ell servicio
del vapOr correO eSpa1ol, Lfnea Cuba Mexi.
co cargo de la COmpalfa Trasatlantica.
tantO en- la ida como al regreso en- 10 su.
ceSivO saldra de Geneva para Veracruz con
escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, New York y
Habana, retOrnando por la miSms via. :
Ell correo espa1ol de la Lfnea Venezuela
Colombia, Seguira en- sus viajeS como hasta
ahOra y retornandO para Cadiz Barcelona
apesar de la 6pOca cuarentenaria segd7 It'll
nerariO en- la plana.
Tan prontO como sean trasladadaS tedas
las Oficinas militares de la EEMansi6n Ejecu,
tiva" custOdiara el edificiO ocupado pOr eSta
Policfa insular.
El Departamento de Marina de Washing.
ton ha ultimadO la adQuisici6n, por ell preciO
de ciento cincuenta mil pesos, del torpede-o
submarine ''HOlland."
LOS NUEVOS ARANOELES [Tarifa
Dingleyl. Sc hatlan de venta en- ell tEBole
tin Mercantip al precio de 5 LOO ell elem.
plar. En- Ponce seran vendidos por don e.
Sanchez GaljanO y en- MayagGez pOr los
senOres e. Franco y O. d
Las CorteS de Districts instituidas por
Ordenes generates, ndmero ia, s6rie de
1899, del Quartet General, tendran jurisdc-
ci6n sObre los casOs que ocurran bajO ell pa.
rrafO 2, Ordenes generates, ndmero 124,
serie de 1899 del mismo Quartet General.
Nuestro cOrresponsal en- Arroyo nos par
ticipa que en- la semana Ultima entrarOn mu.
chos buques de travssfa y cabotaje que sos.
tuvieron bastante animation en- ell cOmercio
dc aquel pueblo maritime que ha embsrca
do considerable cantidad de azdcsr y mieles.
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Don Serain A. Martinez, del cOmercio
de esta plaza, nos particlpa que ha cesado
en- sus OperaciOnes la casa que giraba bsjo
su solo nombre, quedando la liquidaci6n &c
la mlsma cargo de la nueva que Sc esta-
blece bajo la raz6n social de Alvarez & Ca
rrero, la cual Sc dedicara & los mismos me-
gOcios que la extinguida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-04

parrafos 10, IL y 10 de las Ordenes
Generates ndmero l51, serie de 1899,
del Cuartel General.
Idem las Ordenes Generates n1me-
ros 1O4, SO y god que damos cuenta
en- otro lugar de este nGmero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-04
FOTOGRAFIA DE F. ALONSO

SAN FRANCISCO 42-SAN JUAN
Gran rebaja de precios.-Retratos de to-
das classes sin cOmpetencia. Sc hacen re
tratOs en- cobre tOda clase de vinetas pOr
ell fOtOgrabO al medic tOnO, para timbrar
papel, ilustrar libroS anuncios capri
chosoS. 30-21
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Az $50

Los vapores-cor de la OOMPANfA
TRASATLANTICA ESPANOLA, du-
rante la epoca cuarentenaria de Mayo &
Septiembre, seguiran como hasta ahora sus
viajes para Oadiz y Barcelona. 3O-21
El vapor 'MOrteran tom6 en- este puerto
para Santiago de Cuba, cabezas ganadO
caballar y 80 cabezas Vacuno.
En- la mafiana de hoy tornado puerto
procedente Ge Habana escalas, ell vapor
espa1ol correo "MOnserrat'.
Los senOres De Ford y Co. han empaque-
tado mOnedas proVinciales para exportar &
los EstadOs UnidOs, en- cantidad que alcan.
"a en- peso a % medic toneladas.
FL Tribunal de Distrito de Humacao que
estaba actuandO en- Guayama, saldr$ en-
breVe de esta Ultima poblaci6n.
AbordO del vapor espafol ssMonserrap ha
regresadO de la Habana, el senior Fiscal del
Tribunal Supreme de JuSticia, don Rafael
Romeu, acompanadO de su eSpOSa hijOS.
Las Ordenes Generates n6mero 104, pu.
blicadas en- la ''Gaceta" de hoy, dicen 10 ST.
guiente:
ode acuerdo con 10 que dispone la Reso-
luci6n Conjunta del COngresO, pasada en-
Mayo IL, 200, por la cual Sc autOriza la re-
tenci6n en- sls pueStos de los Oficiales del
EjercitO que desempefian cargcs civiles en-
Puerto RicO, ,-aq1ella parte del parrafO vi,
Ordenes Generates, n1merO 102, de este
Quartet General, en- que Sc releva de sus
cargOs a los Oiciales del Ejercito que en-
Abril 80 desempenaban funciones de COlec.
torres de Aduana, queda pOr la presente re.
vOcada. Los susOdicho funcionariOs .ejerce-
ran sus cargos como Colectores de Aduana,
bajO la inspection de Mr.. George w. Viii.
rehead, Agente Especial, DepartamentO de
Hacienda
Para ell dia de maiiana esta anunciada en-
ell Tribunal Supreme de Justieia, la vota
ci6n del fallo que ha de recaer en- ell rtcursO
de cAsaci6n pOr infracci6n de ley de don Jo-
&c Fernandez, gestor de la sociedad FerDan.
dez Y Co., contra dO1a Marfa Gregoria Ro
driguez, en- cObrO de pesos.
Han sido trasladados al Lazareto cum.
plir ell periodic reglamentariO de observation
cuarentenaria, los seflOres siguientes: Mr..
Bunster sonora, Miss Ana Netsche Ma.
ximinO Gonzalez, passjeros llegados en ell
VaDGr G.MOLserratn,
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SOnbrerOS de
Panama

UsicOS impOrtadOres en- la iSLG
HERN.AIZ Y CO., Tetuan II, y LA LUZ
ELEOTRIOA, San Francisco 30. Is
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Ha tornado possession del cargo de Presi.
dente de Obras Pdblicas, Mr.. Alden Stier-
le, en- lugar del capitan w. V. JudsOn del
cuerpO de ingenieros.
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VEGTA DE- FIECA RUSTICA

Sc vende una, sta en- los termi.
nos municipales d. I4uquillo Y Fa-
jardo, compuesta de 900 cuerdas
Para informes Iirigirse a Forta-
teza nGmero II, San Juan. 3O-l7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-05-04
TRANQUILIDAD. SALUO Y REP0SO PARA LAS
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