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The times., 1900-12-22
ONE THOUSAND MINERS OUT.
Two Strikes Tie Up Operations in
the Altoona District.

ALTOONA. Pa. Dec. 21.-Two coal
strikes of local character have tied up
the mines of the Webster Coal Company
at Ehrenfeld and the Sterling Company.
at Bakerton. Six hundred men are out at
the former place because of trouble over
checkweighing. The men say they will
not return to work until their grievance
is adjusted.
At Bakerton 400 men are out insisting
on payment for dead work according to
the Altoona scale. A conference of
miners, officials, and operators was held
today, but no settlement was reached.
The times., 1900-12-22
IMPRISONMENT FOR CUIGNET.
The Penalty for Making Public n
secret French Document.

PARIS, Dec. 21.-Major Cuignet. who
was prominently Identified with the Drey
fus case and who was arrested by order
of General Andre. Minister of War for
violating army discipline by writing to
the Prime Minister direct in connection
with the famous Panizzardi telegram and
making public certain secret document,
has been ordered to be detained for two
months in a fortress.
The times., 1900-12-22
Items in the Aggregate.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.)

1t is only because OF the greater importance
of the nations engaged in strife on the other con
tinent that we minimize the revolutions in
Colombia and Venezuela own side OF the
Atlantic These troubles must have a serious
effect our Central and South American trade,
81 well on the prospects Of the isthmian canal
The times., 1900-12-22
Our own Business.

trroin the A,iahta Jouihdij
II is not question Of terrifying or not fortify-
ing the Nicaragua Canal but merely whether
Uncle sam shall manage his affairs without
admitting European nations to a voice in the mat
ter And that's Just plain Monroe Doctrine,
nothing else
The times., 1900-12-22
REPRESENTATIVE WISE DEAD.
He PASSES Away at His Home In
Williamsburg, Va.

NlLLlaMSBOhG, va. Dec. Zl.-fSlcnard
| Alsop Wise. Representative in Congress
from the Second district of Virginia, died
at his home in this city shortly after
| o'clock this morning
His death was not unexpected, Mr..
Wise's health having been poor for
nearly a year. Members of his family
were with him when the end came. Ar
rangements for the funeral are under
consideration, but have not been COM
pleted.
Richard Alsop Wise was born in Phila-
delphia September 2, 1913. He was edu-
Gated at private schools in Richmond and
at Harrison's University School. He also
studied at William and Mary College for
two years, which he left before gradua-
tion TO join the Confederate army at the
commencement of the civil war He
served with the Confederate forces till
the end of the war. part of the time as
a private in Stuart's cavalry. At the close
OF the civil war he was inspector general
of Wise's Brigade. Army of Northern Vir-
ginia.
He grad d'iated in medicine from the
Medical College of Virginia in 1867. In
1869 he was appointed professor of chem
istry and physiology in William and Mary
College, which conferred the honorary de-
gree of master of arts upon him. He was
appointed assistant physician OF the East
ern Lunatic Asylum OF Virginia in 1878.
and resigned from this position two years
later. In 1881 as captain of the Wise
Light Infantry. of williamsburg and as
senior officer. he commanded the Fourth
Virginia Infantry at the Centennial Of
Yorktown. In 1882 Mr.. Wise was elected
superintendent of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum and served until the spring of
1884
He was elected as Republican to the
Virginia Legislature in 1855, and served
during the sessions of that year. 1886. and
1887. In 1887 he was elected clerk Of the
circuit and county courts Of the city OF
Williamsburg and the county of James
City, which office he held for six years.
He was the Republican nominee from the
Second district to the Fifty-fif Congress.
The certificate OF election was given to
his opponent, William A. Young. but Re
was seated after a contest on April 26.
1898. He was the Republican candidate
for the Fifty-sixth Congress against Mr..
Young to whom the certificate of election
was again given. and who. on contest,
was again unseated by Mr. Wise.
The times., 1900-12-22

A laborer employed TO load railroad ties
on barges on the Cumberland River board
ed a steamboat which towed the barges
from point to point. and went to sleep on
deck near the boilers. During the night,
and after he had gone to sleep, the steam
in the boilers rose above the limit. and
the safety valve, in steamboat parlence,
popped off, striking him with great
force and infiicting upon him such severe
scalds and burns as to cause his death.
In an action to recover his policy OF
accident insurance it was eontended by
the insurance company that the insured
had been told that il was dangerous for
him to sleep on top Of the boilers. and
that in doing so notwithstanding he was
guilty of a voluntary exposure to unnec-
essary danger within the meaning of an
exception of the policy. But the Court OF
Appeals (Kentueky1 held that the mere
fact that he had been told that it was dam
gerous for him to be on top of the boil
ers was not sufficient to show that he
knew there was danger from sleeping in
such close proximity TO the steam valve:
and that unless he was conscious of such
danger his conduct did not constitute n
voluntary exposure to unnecessary dan
ger" tTravelers' Insurance Company vs..
Clark S. w. Rep, ~
The times., 1900-12-22

An Indictment which charges theft of
animals. is held by the Court OF Criminal
Appeals of Texas. in the case Of Baliow
VS. State (5s s. w Rep. 1022) TO mean
live animals. and where person was in
dicted fer stealing hogs, and the evidence
showed that the hogs were dead when
brought into the county where the trial
was had. the court held that the property
was not the saB,e as that stolen, and that
the accused was not guilty as charged.
The times., 1900-12-22

In an action by the United Press against
the New York Press Company to recover
damages for the breach Of contract by
the latter in refusing 20 take news reports,
the Court of Appeals of New York held
that only nominal damages could be reeoy-
cred, because there was no definite price
fixed in the contract. and hence there was
no basis for establishing any measure of
damages. The provision OF the contract in
regard to the price and which the court
held to be uncertain and indefinite stated
that the price shall not exceed $500 per
week !"
The times., 1900-12-22

ticket and negligent.y fails to put the cor
rect name thereon. and the conductor on
that account refuses to accept the ticket,
the Supreme Court of Vermont Holden
VS.. Rutland Railway Company, AZ Atl.,
4oS) holds that the railroad company is
liable for damages
The times., 1900-12-22

In constituting the statute forbidding the
sale of intoxicating liquors. the Supreme
Court Of Vermont Estate VS.. Lotti. AZ All,
$3.50 holds that the furnishing OF ale and
wine by a boarding house keeper to his
hcarders as part c. tIssr meals is in
effect sale" to them Of so much ale and
wine as they drank, and the keeping of it
for that purpose is unlawful; and the court
further held that il person. in his pri-
vate dwelling, furnishes man his dinner.
and with IL and as a part of it, intoxicat-
ing liquors, and receives pay for it, such
transaction is sale of the liquors SO fur
nished.
The times., 1900-12-22

A deputy marshal who purposely omits
serving warrants for one charged with IL
legally registering until election day, in
order to prevent his voting. is held by the
Circuit Court. S. D., New York, in re
Spoouer f104 Fed, 334) to be guilty of an
offence against the United States stat
utes. We are very clear" said the
court. that it is the intention Of the law
that every man shall be arrested Just as
soon as he can be if he has committed an
offence, and that no officer should walt
until election day to execute warrant
The times., 1900-12-22

In Kentucky. If married woman is in
jured by the negligent act of another, the
Court Of Appeals, in South Covington,
Etc, Railway Company VS.. Bolt $50 S. ".
Rep, 26), hold that she is entitled to
maintain an action for damages. and that
the same criterion of recovery exists as
to her as to a man or a single woman.
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RJJN'!.0.R'66.

/ Sc dice: Que los federales que
forman parte del Consejo Executive,
ia mbien conocian ell nuevo presil.
puesto antes de que Sc les pidiese su
aprobaci6n, resultando que todos va
est taban enterados, y obraron con
perfecto conocimiento de su causa.
Gall right,
Sc dice: Que han sido mandados
detener por 6rden superior, los Srs
Don Fernando Pintueles, Don Zenon
Rivera, Don Francisco Pntueles y
Don Luis Aguilera, vecinos de Cia-
les, a consecuencia de los ultimos
sucesos ocurridos en- aquel pueblo.
Esa noticia, que circul6 eA GALES Ell
dia 30, ha causado indignation en-
ell pueblo, por. que Sc su pone sea
efecto de censurables intrig
Sc dice: Que los federales de
Caguas no tienen conocimiento de
que por aquella ciudad esten traba-
jando los dem6cratas con objeto de
levantar partido, pues NADIA osten'
tible, dicen, Sc ha hecho. Ell viaje
que realizaron aquella ciudad los
Srs Mufloz Rivera y de Diego, no
U0u10 HuC VOA COA C<0AAUOS HO
l1ticos. ST los dem6crsttas hablan, 10
hacen tan bajito. que ellos mismos
no Sc oyen.
Sc dice: Que no tardara en- apa'
recer un peri6dico en- esta ciudad,
redactado en- pro5a y verso por Ell
chispeante Mono.
Sc dice: Que los profesores y
profesoras de la xModel School, Sc
quedaran como los santos de Fran
cia, por falta de local para dar sus
classes. Sc aumentara ell va crecido
ndmero de los que Sc les ha descom
puesto su modus vivendi. -,
Sc dice: Que ell eprimer> partes
que siga al sprimer> lunes de la
eprimera, semana de Noviembre, Sc
haran las elecciones para Conseja
les, Representatives. en- la Camara y
Comisionado en- Washington. a la
vez Sc realizaran las tres elecciones,
por medic de tres papeletas y stimuli
taneamente en- toda la isla. Cores
ponde la fecha indicada (al estilo
am ericano) al 6 del citado mess de
Noviembre, Los emeetinguefoss es'
tan de malas, pues solos podran
<meetinguear> en- un solo punto.
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En- elTeatr0.

Tuvo lugar anOchc el concerto
anunciado por las eenoritas Aspl-
rOz.
Todo 10 que puditramos decir
sobr. estas dos artistas Ell miniatu-
a, seria palido al laoo de la verdad.
Son dos hermosos genios del arte
musical, venidas al mundo en- este
Puerto Rico, donde parece que ell
instinto mtsico SO desarrolla al ca
Ior de e. te sol hernOsO y este clclo
diafano y azu..
Lola Aspiroz dc diez y seis amos
de edad, segun nos han dicho, Jue
GA con ell marfil del teclado, Aque,
llos dminutos dedos, vuelan rozan-
do apenas Ia tecla y produciendo es-
calas limpias, dulc1simas, con la
exactitud mathematical del compass;
encantando ell dido y produciendo en-
81 cspectador una emOcion de ternu-
ra Que le conmueve y le arrebata.
Ell vals cromatico de GODDARD, 20 eje-
cut6 con maestr1a y segurldad su-
mas. Pocas veces bemos dido in.
terpretar la mtsica de csc modO tan
brillante y ten magistra}
Maria. .Gque uombre tan caro-
para nueStra almaD
Maria AspirOz, repetlmoS, debe'
ria llamarse Maria Sarazate, En la
genealogia del arte, es una hija le-
gitima del Rey del violin Ilene ca
force amos donina cl di6cil instru-
mento, con la energla de un despo-
ia. Ell violin es su esclavo, que Sc
humilla, que llora y susplra al I'M.
rul>o de aquel arco, que parecc el
ALA dc un pajaro rozando Ia superb
c;c dc un cristal
La fantasia de concierto sobre
motives de sAidas dc Verdi, la eje-
cuto con sorprendente precision. LIN
chiuuilla contempiaba al pnb!ico con
IN airecillo gracioalsino, dc pie so
bre la tabla del palco esctnico, coluo
la estatua de la Victoria sobre Sn
pedestal. Medic sonreida y como di.
cicndo-sQuG tal?-esperaba el aplau
SO, que broto eXpOutaneo, del escaso
aun0ue sclccto ptibllco, que tuvo la
fortuna de escucharlA 7 baSta. For,
cue nucstra intenci0n hubiora sldo
comernos bcsos aquella cabcclta
inteligcnte, ajadn de rizoS que
cafan sobre la diminuta espaldtp co
mo una cascade de plumas, negrlSl-
mas, 81 Sc nos permlte la expression.
Felicitamos al afortunado padre
de csas dos joyas del artc musical,
que dcSearian.Os eGcuchar de nueVC
en- los salones del AteneO Pacltorrl
oueno 8 del Casino Espanol.
j. \. DAUl}ON.
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4, I1s |arEhat1uIicpy.

Es indudablo que tcdos los que
en- cl pals cjercemos Ia carrcrA de
farmacia, hemOs rccihido con pro
fundisimo pcsar. la noticia, aunque
espcrada, no por ESQ mcnos sentida
del faleclmiento del digno cotnpane
70 don Juan e. Soler, decano de la
olase, y Presidentc de la extinguida
Real Sub Delegation de Farnacia.
Ell dolor, 10 ha dicho algun poe
Ia, es vi, angel de negras alas, que
tiene en- la TERRA la triste mission de
unir dos corazones y hacer partici
pes & los miembros >enaradCs do la
familla, y por academies de Ia vida
social, 8 por rrazones diversa9, part
cipes activos en- la desventura que q
todos here, y sc]lar las PAGES con
el 6sculo amargo de las lagrimas
Els proverbial que e>tos momcn
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EnabarQue
del Gobernador ALLEN.

f." A las nueve~ de la manana de
hoy ha embarcado abordo del vapor
sMayAower,, en- union de su apre-
ciable fami,ia, el Honorable Gober.
nador Mr.. Allen, que, como hemos
dicho antes de ahora, sc ausenta por
algunas semanas para los Estados
Unidos.
LIE deseamos pr6spero viaje y
pronto regreso estas playas, don
dc quedan muchas cosas pendientes
de su resOluci6n.
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..ucian nuestro . pabell6n,, segdn ha
s.icho xGede6nS, todo clio esta en-
adenado con la mendicidad de la
mayor parte de nuestros periodistas,
de esa clase tai preciada en- los pue'
bios de Europa; y que no hay reden
ci6n possible, porque la raza, en- to.
das sus manifestaciones, esta muer.
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Ohcinas del Auditor.

Auditor, 1000; Sub auditor, dos
mil cuatrcientos; 3 empleados 1900
5, 400; i'd 1000 otro id, 1900; dos
i'd a 14CO, 28OO; id. 1900, 2. 400;
2 i'd 1000, 2O)O; 2 id $40, 1880;
ordenanza, 48O; portero, 48O. To-
tai 25, $40 Gastos de ofcina, 1000
Total general, 27,64O Division de
imprenta y material: 22,616.
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Ohcina del Comisionado del Interior

I'm Comisionado, 4,OO0;"1 Sub co
misionado, 400 1 clerk empleado,
1000: otro i'd 1,4OO, id. a 1. 200, -
2,4CO; otro id 1000; i'd. q 800, 5000
8 id a 600, 1900; otro id 400, 2 orde'
nanzas, 1902 porteros 48O Total,
19, 400; Gastos de ofcina. 1000. To
tai general, 20, 1000.
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ia, y como muerta Sc pasea ga !
Exposition y en- todas parties "A
que luchar por 10 impossible? Como
los moros de Tanger, ldurmannos
nuestros piojos en- medic de Ia ca
lie!
LUIS BONAFOUX.
26 de Mayo.
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Tribunal Supreme.

Un jefed de justicia IS, 900, cuatro
jueces asociados q 81, 500, fiscal So,
900, Marshal So, 900, secretario 81, 800
int6rPrete 81, 200, dosofciales de sa
la a $500, seis es cribientes a S42O,
un portero $480y dos bedeles a $3.50.
Total S37. 800 90.
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Tribunal de distrito de San Juan.

Juez presidente So, 900, dos idem
asociados a $4,000, fiscal $4,000, Sc
cretario $1,4O0, interprete 81, 200,
dos oficiales de sala 5000, un tasador
$500, 5 escribientes q $780, un porte
70 $500, y dos alguaciles a $4,000
Total $40, $50 90.
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Attorney General.

Attorney General 81, 900, un je-
fe de ofcina y pagador 80, 400, dos
escribientes a 1900, un idem $500,
un idem 500, dos idem a $500, un
portero $500, un ordenanza $216, gas
tos de oficina $500. Total $12, $1,000.
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ImpOrtante.

En- la noche del "a de JUNO an
rriente ha desaparecido de mi estta
cia del barrio de Limones de esso
Jurisdiction un potro negro jamanso
con crimes abultadas, de 81 cuartaa
alzada, de buen paso, con una pate
trasera blanca y sefal del jaquim6n
muy pronunciado. Al que diese no
ticias exactas de su paradero Sc gra
titicara bien
Yabucoa JUNO 20 de 1900.
EluteriO Colon.
s-5-1
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Tribunal de Distrlto de les stadoS UnidoS

Juez $4,000, fiscal $4,000, mars.
hal S3, 500, nm escribiente 50, 500, 3
idem a 81, 200, un taqu1grafo $1,000,
un pregonero 1000 y un escribiente
para ell Marshal 81, 500. Total 1923,
500 90.
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d Nos ruega ell doctor don Saliva
dor Carbonell quo anunciemos, que
no saldr4 en- todo este mes de Julio,
de esta Capital donde le retienen
compromises profesionales.
Glasses de instruction primaria
y Matem4ticas
Sol 663oo
Professor Pedro e. Timothee.
h. n-s-1O-1
Sigue meiorando mucho de la
enfermedad que le retiene en- CANA,
nuestro amigo don Geronimo Agrait.
LO celebramos.
Esta noche celebrara session
Ordinaria 'nuestro Concejo Munici,
pal.
Nueve empleados del Presi-
dio Departmental quedaron cesan-
tes desde el dia primero del corrien.
to, cuya cesantia les notifcaron el
80 por la noche Los cesantes son,
don Agustin Guevara, don Ramon
Hoyos Delgado, don Antonio Rodri-
guez icon 13 amos de servicios) don
Jose Calmuega, don Francisco Con
de, don Juan Reina. don Jose Co.
mas, don Jose sBarbosa, y don Ve-
nancio Vizcarrondo.
Han sido declarados cesantes
todos los capataces del Preside, con
motive de las reformas intruduci.
das en- ell servicio de vigilancia de-
aquel establecimiento,
En- breve Sc establecera en-
Mayaguez una delegation de la So
ciedad protectora de los animales
fundada en- esta Capital.
Aun continda detenido a dispo.
sic16n del Juzgado de San Francisco
ell s9rens de la <Model School,
Francisco Quinones.
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Gastos de escribientes en- once Juz.
sados a raz6n de $3.50 cada escribien
te, IS, 28O' GaStos de escrihiertos
n1l 56 juzgados. & $500 caIa q cr
hiente, SIG 900 Total: S22 $50 To
tai general d. gAst,,, de Tfitounales:
Sl67;9O0
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Agentes de rentas internas
g investi tigadores.

Un Agente principal, 1.sOO. 1
Agente, 1900; 3 id. q 1900, 5000 IN
vestigadores a 1900, $500 Total,
16 800. Gastos de Wage y otros,
1000. Total: 25, 800.
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N0uiCiias
Generates

Anoche Sc hallaba insoportable
ell alumbrado del Teatro. Compl-ta-
mente infumable. ; Els que no cobra
Mr.. Scott?
Hoy debe naper alberto al
publico don Jose Bazan una casa.de
PrestamOS en- eSta Canital
Hemos tenluo u susto de salu,
dar en- esta Capital, las simpaticas
sef1oritas Fele Cepero, de Humacao,
y Adelaide Paz, de Vieques. Que
le sean gratos los dias que aquf pa
sen, son nuestros deseos.
En- el concurso literario cele.
brado aver en- Puerta de TERRA, en-.
tre los empleados del Ferro -carril,
obtuvo la flor natural, nuestro ami
go don Juan Torres .Jimenez
Ha ascendluo Celador de la
guardia de Carceles, Ell i6ven policla
insular don Enrique Balbas.
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Tribunal de dIstrito de Ponce

Juez Presidente 50, 400, dos idem
asociados a So, 400, fiscal So, 400, Sc
cretasrio 81, 400, int6rprete 1920,
dos oiciales de sala: $500, escri-
bientes $3.50, portfo $3.50 y dos al
guaciles & 50. Total S16, 100.
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Consultorio en- San Juan; Forta-
leza 63-De2 2 a 4.
Para llamam 6ntcs desde la c.
pital, dirigirsea "a calle de la Forta
ieza ntimero 81, conSultcrio del sAu
kills Mutuo>, cualquier hors dal
iia dc Ia noctis |,
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Junta Superloride Sanidad.
0epartamento de Educacion.
Asamb|ea. .IsglsIatlva .de Puerto Rico

Consejo Executive. Sueldo de
los clnco Consejeros (el que sef1ale
Ia Camara) Personal de o6cina,
5000; gastos.- contingencies, 1000
Total, 5000, Camara de Delegados.
Gastos de elecciones, $4,000; Dietas
de los IS delegados, 10, 500 personal
de ohcina, 5000; gastos contingen'
tes.p, 900; Milleaje de los delegados,
1000 Total, 96, 500. Total General
1O1, 500.
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Gastos Inc;dentales.

Tribunal de Distrito de los EE
UU, $40, 500 - Suprcma Corte, $500
Triounaide Distrito do San Juan,
1870 ii de Ponce, 2,97O-Id de
Mayagtez, 1870 Id de Arecibo,
1900 Id de Hu macao, 4, 44O Gas
tos Diversos (Analisis qufmicos. gas
tos de Wages, comisiones, ejecu-
twas, etc 1, 700. Total: 26, 500.
Junta de Gobierno de Prisiones.
Ofcina del Board, 5,34O-Presi-
dio, 4.485-Carcel de San Juan,
1,5o6-1d de Ponce, 6o6-Id de Hu-
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ComIsIen IIquidadora de Ia OiputacI6n
! PROVINCIAL.

CoHls!en iIquIdadora De Ia OlputacIon
! PROVINCIAL.
Dos empleados q 1900, 2, 400; O.
tro i'd 400. Total, $500 Gastos in
cidentales 100 Total general 2, 900
Para ajuste de reclamaciones contra
la Diputaci6n Provincial. segdn las
prescripciones de la Orden general
No "a, de Abril Is de 1900, 10000.
eAsrds DlvERsos;
Para pago de gastos diversos,
reclamaciones que Sc presenter, So
metidas a la aorobacion previa del
Gobernador, 1OO,O
INGRESOS CALCULADOS
p Ola, ,6O8.
RESUMEN.
Total de los gastos, 1884, ,645.31
Total de los ingresos 2, Ola, 6O9 90
Superabit 29,962 g.
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Bureax de 0bras 'p1bIIcas

Inspection general, 5,1OO Sec.
cion de caminos y puentes, 1924;
Secci6n de ediicios p1bliccs, 6, 1852;
Secci6n de puertos, tierras y edifi
clos, ). 598 Isla de Culebra, 1000.
Gastos extraordiuarios 25C,OOO. To
tai. 331, 574 Gastos incidental
instrunento5. p;adra machacada.
material de puentes y alquileres, 112
700 Gastos de reparaciones de edi.
f:i1s pdbiicos, 80 200 Pago de tri
puiaci6n y carbon del Borinquen,
$500 -Tota', l48, 400 Total gene
raj, 1914
Board de Carload,
Sueldos, Ofcina del Board,
$3.50. Hospital de Lazarcs, 1,C2O.
Colonia de Leprososma1eslIy,v;oo. Ma
nicomio, 9,329 EseueIa de Carload
de nif1as, g., ,1a-H Id de id de nif1os,
Is, 148. Total de sueldos, So 264.
Gastos de material 8 incidentales.
Material de Oficina del Board,
400. Alimentos y vestidos para los
Lazarinos, 1920. Alimentos y vesti
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-02
Policla Insular.

=, Un jefe 50, 500, un ayudante 81,
200, primeros tenie1tes 6 5000, 6
segundos tenientes & S720, 1 secre'
tario int6rprete 5000, 1 sub secreta
rio 500, escribiente $500, 4 sargen
tos primeros a $500, 2 idem segundos
a $3.50, 1 cabo instructor $500, so ca
bos primeros $3.50, IL idem segun-
dos a $3.50, 125 guardias montados a
$500, 249 idem primeros a 1870, 80
idem segundos a S24O, trasportes
$1,000, Cuadras 5000, alquileres de
casas para puestos con oiciales So,
700, para IS puestos sin ofciales
$3.50, mobiliario ysreparaciones $3.50
y luces 6 imprevistos 81, 800. Total
1908, $50 co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-07-02
AViiSO.

A consecuencia de h a b
abandonado ell hogar domestico mi
esposa Modesto Otero Argueso, sin
justifcadp motive nj consentimiento
de mi pafte, hago constar pdblica-
mente que no me constituyo respon.
sable en- absolute por las deudas
que pueda ella contraer desde esta
fecha en- adelante.
Nueva York Mayo 10 de 1900.
Francisco Argueso
S-3 Il