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New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
VERDICT IN wendell CASE.
SHERIFFS JURY FINDS MISS wendell
INCOMPETENT TO MANAGE
HER AFFAIRS.

The inquiry into the mental condition of Miss
Georgians c. R. Wendell. Of White Plains. was
continued before the commission appointed by the
Supreme Court and a Sheriff's jury in Part III OF
the Supreme Court yesterday. The hearing was
continued all afternoon and part of the evening,
and at lO:45 p N. the jury brought in the follow
ing verdict:
In the matter of Georgiana c. r. Wendell. sup
posed incompetent. the jury find that the said
Georgiana G. r. Wendell at the time of taking this
inouiSition Is incompetent. and in consequence
thereof is Incompetent TO manage herself or her
affairs and has been in the same state of incom-
potency for some two years past.
The jury found that Miss Wendell had alien
ated any of her property and that her estate con-
sed Of 1911 00 in real and 100000 in personal prop
erty and added the following rider to the verdict;
II is recommended by this jury that the incom-
perent Georgiana G. r. Wendell be placed in charge
Of and cared for by some person not of her I'M
same course be adopted with regard to the estate
of the Incompetent
Miss Wendels counsel made various motions for
setting aside the verdict all of which ex-Judge
Bookstaver. head of the commission, denied.
Miss Wendell then shook hands with her friends,
chiefly women. who in court. and with her
lawyers They left the courthouse together. Miss
Wendell remains until the report of the commission
has been confirmed by the Supreme Court. in the
custody of her sister, Miss Mary E A. Wendell.
who appointed committee of her person by
Justice Bischoff. OF the Supreme Court
The testimony yesterday was all in Miss Wen
dels favor. and tended to show that she was sane.
The witnesses were Maurice J. Sullivan her real
estate agent; Mrs. Sullivan Miss Anna Schmidtz.
E schmid, Of White Plains and DR.. Allan McLane
Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
BRIDEGROOM WAS ABSENT.
SAID TO HAVE SAILED FOR GERMANY
AND THAT HE WILL NOT RETURN.

Paterson. N j.. Oct 10 (SpeciaD.-All the
preparations were made for the marriage of
Miss Mae Gladys Harrington. of No III Freak
ness-ave and Peter Kempkes, silk commission
merchant OF this city. last night, but the bride
groom was absent 1t is said that he left this
city on Tuesday. and no explanation is given for
his absence His mother and brother say that
he has sailed for Germany and that he will not
reurn. but they will not divulge the reason. 1t
is said that there was a quarrel between the
lovers on Monday evening, but Miss Harrington
denies this and says that they parted on the
best of terms on Monday night.
When Mr Kempkes did not call on her on
Tuesday evening she wondered what was the
matter. and she and friend went to No. lSo
Wayne-ave, where Mr. Kempkes had fitted up
a house for his bride. They found the keyholes
in all the locks plugged with pieces of wood and
all the doors and windows barricaded Miss Far
rlngton went to the home of Mr.. Kempkes, and
there learned, as is SAID, that ne had SalIeo TOT
Germany. His brother. Herman told Miss Far
rington that Peter might have committed sui
eide 1t has been learned however. that his de-
parture had been a matter of some deliberatton,
as yesterday there put on record at the
County Clerks office three deeds by Peter
Kempkes disposing of all his property in this
country. The first transferred two pieces of
property to his mother: the second gave to his
brother all the household effects recently pur-
chased for the house in Wdyne-dVe. Wnlcn the
couple were to occupy after the marriage and
the third transferred all Mr.. Kempkes's business
interests TO his brother, Herman This was evil
IDENTIFY all done on Tuesday. for on that day Mrs
Kempkes visited her sons office and remained
there for two hours. Then Mr.. kempkes went
to the Erie station, and he has not been seen
since in this city.
Yesterday cable dispatch came from friends
of Mr.. Kempkes at Neusz, Germany 1t simply
said. "Happiest congratulations" and was ad-
dressed. ''Kempkes- Harrington IN.
When Miss Farrington's mother became con-
vinced that Mr. Kempkes had disappeared she
tried to recall the invitations to the wedding,
but she could not reach all of the guests and
many of them appeared last night only to hnd
a sad greeting and no wedding ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
D4DT CONTRACT ACCEPTED.
COUNCIL MAKES CHANGES SUGGESTED BY
MILITARY GOVERNMENT.

COUNCIL MAKES CHANGES SUGGESTED BY
MILITARY GOVERNMENT.
Havana. Oct 12.-At this evenings session Of
the Ayuntamiento the Dady sewering and paw
ing contract was under consideration. The mod
ifcations suggested by the military government
were accepted. and a resolution 10 have the
further proceedings under the Spanish law was
adopted
Stress was laid upon the fact that the munich
pality cannot consult sanitary engineers, and
is prevented from employing expert talent in
passing upon the sewerage question. The i'm
portance Of meeting the desire of the military
government that the work should be done in
the coming winter was also emphasized
While accepting the plans, however. the Ayun-
tamiento thrusts the responsibility upon the
military government A resolution was adopted
IN favor Of public letting. and directing that the
conditions be determined by a committee of five
members Of the Ayuntamiento. Seiiores Castro,
Zayas, DolZ Varela and Zegueira.
The discussion keen Senior Zayas con-
tended that the AyUntamiento. had no rights
under the law as. when General Ludlow was
the Ayuntamiento over public works were sus-
pended by a military order. He advised that
the suggestions of Governor General Wood
should be accepted adding that the authorities
of a better sanitary system in Havana, TO intro
duce sewers.
Mr Dady's representatives say they have no
fault 10 find with the action Of the Ayunta-
rniento inasmuch as the expression under the
Spanish law" secures TO Mr.. Dady his right Of
'Tanteo" They express entire satisfaction with
the personnel Of the committee.
General Wood viii insist upon a public let
ting and in all probability, invitations for tend
ers. with specifications, will be advertised in
Cuban, American and European papers.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
sToRAGr. NOTICE

THE CLINTON STORAGE WARE
HOU SES. Offices. 2t3 and 245 East 10Th
st New York-To Mrs n Ackerman.
MARY barrier. Mrs F. s Bullard. Mrs
Annie Edwards Mrs. r. Ewing, Mrs Rose
Finnegan. DR.. r. H. Fitzhugh. Mrs. ANNIE
Gilmore. Mrs. Kate Gillette, Miss Nellie
Cannon Mrs Rose Cannon. Chas. Haege
Mrs Elizabeth Harris. Thomas Healy. =
Herman. Mrs Mary Hugett. Mrs Mary
Higgins Mrs Emile Johnson. Theodore
Jones Miss Mary J. Keane Miss Jennie
Kane James King. Mrs. Annie Lelut. MI
or Mrs. Gustav Lindquist. Mrs. Mary Lit
tie Mrs. Rebecca Lofgren. Mrs Marks
Mary Ann Norton. Mr.. and Mrs Hugh
oliver. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds. Charles
Stuart. Mrs. Sweeney, Mr.. Walsh, Wagon
er, Mrs s. Wright. Miss Rose F. Wall.
Miss Mary Ward Mrs. Gertrude a.
Doyle: You are hereby notified that
the time for the payment OF this com
pany's lien upon the property hereinafter
described having expired. after due notice
thereof had been given you. this company
will cause such property. 20 wit. household
goods, personal effects and merchandise.
stored by you in its warehouses. to be scld
a public auction according TO the statute
in such case made and provided At these
warehouses. 243 and 245 East Thirty nth
ST. New-Tork City. on Wednesday Oct
3lst, 1900. az 10 a. m, and will be cor
tinued each succeeding Wednesday. AT the
same time and place until the sale Is
completed
7. G.. ELLSWORTH. General Manager.
New-York, Oct. 9th. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
HELP WANTED.
Nfnie

Mnie.
ATTENTION. MEN.-Cheap trip to any
European port; London, Liverpool, Paris,
Hamburg, Bremen: no steamship work.
SHIPPING OFFICES. S Clinton-st and 73
West-st.
MEN WANTED.-S70 90 takes you to Eu-
rope. No steamship work. ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE. 200 2d-st.. Naw-York.
WANTED Several ambitious persons for
office store ward or mill Of a growing
Arizona corporation; prefer those able %
take shares and sgIow UP with the business :
a good place for any one needing a mild.
dry climate. Address G. V. L. CO.. Lock
RoX Is, Pima, Ariz.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

Chicago Oct. 12.-Twelve spectators were ar
rested in raid made by the police this afternoon
in the rear of the Open Board of Trade Building.
The general charge made is gambling in grain
Among those arrested was President Albertson OF
the Open Board. 1t is stated that eighty more
warrants have been issued in connection with the
attempt to suppress the traffic in puts and calls
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
ADMIRAL KAUTz's SUCCESSOR

Washington. Oct. 12.-Rear-Admiral Silas Casey.
at present commandant of the League Island Navy
Yard. has been selected TO succeed Rear-Admiral
Albert Kautz as commander of the Pacific Station
on the latter's retirement in the near future
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Plans OF PREsIDENT KRUEGER.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct 12.-P. Louter Vessels
Special Commissioner of the South African repub-
lies the United States yesterday received let
from Secretary De Bruyn of the Boer ENJOYS
now in Holland. containing the first definite in
made public. The letter stated that Presi-
dent KRUGER would leave Delagoa Bay on the
Netherlands warship Gelderland early in October
and thus he has probably already embarked He
viii be taken to Holland. where the ENJOYS are
awaiting him.
regard to the intima ton in British newspapers
that English warships might be sent in pursuit
Mr Vessels said the envoys in a position to
state officially that any such action by England
would be accepted by the Netherlands as direct
declaration of war. and the little Dutch nation
would act accordingly. President Kriiger bears a
commission from the Boer republics but exactly
what il is not the ENJOYS know. They sup
pose however. that he will endeavor to secure in
tervention by all of the European Powers to
the end that the individuality of the republics shall
not be annihilated.
The ENJOYS have preceded their President to sew
eral of the Continental countries. and have found
among the people uniform and almost unanimous
pro-Boer sentiment. which they hope will be potent
enough to force action by the respective govern
ments. And added Mr. Vessels this letter says
they hope for more assistance from the United
States than from any of them" Mr.. Vessels in
his interview also stated that the reports of large
numbers of Beers immigrating 10 America un-
founded. He said:
Of the whole OF South Africa before the year is
The only reason the Cape Colonists did not Join US
neither they nor we expected war and were unpre-
pared
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
WORK WANTED.
Male.

TANITOF. respectable German family
= F-f-TJN L,S pos East 11fth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Madtson-ave and 24th-st.-Sabbath services. II n m
and s p m. The Pastor, Rev. c. H. PARKHURST d. d.
will preach
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
anfnrnisben Apartments 60 Crt.

A j. .1O9-l.lIl MADISON-AVE-Strictly freproof
"a. building High class apartment Apply on premises
O Oh. VOI4ZING & SON. 57th Sd Ave.
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MACHINERY

AT REDUCED PRICES. 500 sccond-hanid
TrooS and iron working machines: fully
gusTs1teed: machinery bought aud ex-
Changed GEO y. EDDY. sos Madison 81
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
STRANGE STORY Of VATICAN ROBBERY

Rome. Oct IA number of the papers here
publish the extraordinary statement that the Sc
curites valued 357,O00 lire the theft which
from the Vatican recently reported the
Italian police had been stolen some time previous
70 February last. and sold in that month on
the Paris Bourse. They were stolen, ii is asserted
by order of an Italian capitalist II this story be
true the recent burglary committed with the
object OF decevfng the authorities.
This theory has produced great impression at
the Vatican. but is generally credited.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
KrsDLrNG WOOD.

Ping up 2T9 Madison Square for
r. ]. MCLUSKY'S MURRAY HILL
KTNIDI.ING WOOD FACTORY,
3fth-st and 1st-ave. Largest dealers.
Lowest Drlce=
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
ADMIRAL REmEY SAILS FOR MANILA.

Washington Oct. 12.-Admiral Remey to-day
Informed the Navy Department Of his departure
from Chinese waters He goes on his flagship
the Brooklyn from Taku 10 Che-Foo thence to
Nagasaki. Japan Although his dispatch does
not announce his movements from that point. 1t
is the understanding at the Navy Department
that he viii go to Cavite This move VIII take
the headquarters Of the Asiatlc Station back to
Manila leaving the squadron in Chinese waters
without an Admiral in command. unless Admiral
Remey should determine to have Admiral
Kernpn return there. For the present, however,
there is no such determination. Admiral
Reney's dispatch is as follows:
Marines embarked on Brooklyn. Zafro and
transport Indiana Zafiro carries the cav
airy, Brooklyn goes to Che-Foo and Nagasaki
Indiana sails shortly. Some sick sent to hospital
al Yokohama Others be removed soon as pos
sible, and hospital at Tien-Tsin closed New
Orleans remains at Taku. Monocacy winters in
Pei-Ho River.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

many persons He says he is not trying to break
w X Vanderbilt's record from Newport 10 New
York
1t was said at the Waldorf late last night that
Mr. Wright had not arrived in this city.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
DECISION OFoAHRfCAN LEAGUE.
DUTCH LANGUAGE TO BE UsED-MILNER AT
BLOEMFONTEIN
Town. oct!i f2Aghe South

Cape Town. Oct!i t2.FLThe South African
League to-day passed a resolution in favor of a
preferential tariff on British manufactures and
adopted a resolution adverse to the Dutch Ian
guage being abandoned. which was a sugges-
ton of Cecil Rhodes.
Sir Alfred Miner, the British High Commits
sioner. has gene to Bloemfontein.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
J. DUNBAR WRIGHT LEAVES BRIDGEPoRr

Bridgeport Conn. Oct. l2-J Dunbar Wright
started from here AZ 1920 a m. to-day with his
automobile intending TO reach New-York bv :
o'clock this afternoon. His departure seen by
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

ALL. SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN. 4th an
o0th-st-The Pastor Rev THOMAS r. SIICER. wi
preach At II a Subject. Some Fundamental CUES
tions in Religion public cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
Religions NoIires.


ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison-ave and 66tt-st.-
r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at II a. Rev
WALTER z. BENTLEY viii preach at 5 p. M on
'Nhat Think Ye of Christi,
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HELP WANTED

h'emGa~@.
ELITE SCHOOL. for HairdressinE. Mani
curing Scalp and facial treatment. com
Plete course all branches; class or private
instruction TU%EDO HAIRDRESSINti
PARLORS. Madison-ave.. 39th-st
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WcEK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION.-Bv refined. cheerful young
English lady; in or near New-York: good
work; photo. Address y. P. 10 Magnolia
St. RoNhury. Mass
COMPANION.-La Of education and ex-
perience wishes home with refined family
as companion to lady: references: moderate
compensation. Miss F., $50 West Eni-ave
JANITRESS. S.-Woman: would like a place.
small family. three; fiat or tenement
Mrs. LISA, 1921 2d ave. second floor,
back.
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Two years experience, neat. rapid, ac-
curate; moderate salary. Miss W, East
lO5th-st
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Five years practical experience; salary
SIS; reference if desired. r. W, Box 20,
Tribune ONCE
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER Of
good education willing, competent neat.
desires a position. Address h NJ. F, IL
West 15th-st.. Bayonne, n j
store: city, West. South or country town;
can take entire charge. ARTS, 219 I'd
ave
TEACHER or GOvERNEsS.-By capaole
young woman: best references. Address
Miss ANNA BLALOCK, VinirSs, Ga.
VISITING GOVERNESs. - Kindergarten
graduate. experienced teacher. has some
morning hours free; English, French,
music; highest references; best methods:
terms moderate Address EDUCATIONAL,
Box 20 Tribune Office.
VISITING GOVERNESS having several
morning hours disengaged desires addi-
tional pupils: kindergarten and elementary;
excellent references. Address c, 643 Am
sterdanl-ave.
YOUNG LADY. experienced Office assistant:
good figurer; quick at folding and ad-
dressing circulars: anything. l.. l91 East
1O0th-St.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

HENRY FRANK. CARNEGIE LYCEUM 57th-st 7th-
ave.-Mornngs. 11:15. Prologue Commercial Hog and
Christian Missionary. Lecture: THE New Thought of
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH cor s1st-st.
Rev. HENRY NJ. SANDERS. D. n. Pastor, Will preach
morning service. IL evening. s.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

GRACE METHODIST. West 1O4th-st. Columbus
ave Rev; P: NJ WATERS. D; d. Pastoro11. Rev
CtA EtIIt9 n Cooh NAN ASSISTANT fastor o. tasto
Sunday evening talks followed by THE Way to Win.
Where Invest THE the Ballot" Sab
bath school 2:3o Bpworth League. Z. Everybody cord
tally welcome.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPIsCoPA
CHI RCH. 60th-st-, Rev ANDPE7-- LONGACRI
y. d. Pastor.-11 a preaching by tho Pastor.
preaching by the Assistant Pastor. Re-. LTNDSA
p. LONGACRE Sunday School $50 a. Mid-wee
social devotional service "Wednesday. s:15 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 79th-st. and Broadway,
Rev. I. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor.-Servces II a. m. and
p. school. esO a. m. Young people made
specially Welcome this church.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

LAUNDRESS 70 do two or three days
Work each week. reference. 1.00S FarS-
ave. ring three times
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY,
800 Broadway, rooms T1T-I1S; telephone
l 631 Franklin. All civil and criminal cases
attended 10 by expert detectives, male and
female.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

I-AUN RESS--Competen in A private
family, can give best % city reference.
4OS East 22d-sr. no cards
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

AMERICAN woman would ike a position
in private -ChOol 70 look altar chil5rsn
and take them walking. can Do all kinds
Of sewing. mendinE- OF IN widoWer's q M
lily as hoUseSeeper OF companion country
preferred Address z. b Box = 1872
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsTrn
Male

COACHMAN. &c--BY married man n.
coachman. gardener and useful man. -
derstandS steam furnaces and all work n,
gentieuaD's place wife IS cook. fauudras.
or general h0useworker. best reference
SULLIVAN. - r3each-st
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

A YOUNG coIored woman 70 care FOR a
lady's apartment or Eafd for rldio
MAID. care Mrs. Carr, 25O West 40th-sc.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHR. ~or
ner 53d-St.. HOWARD AGNF3W JOHNSTON. n. d -.
tori a. M. Fret Not: "Jonah and Nneyeh.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

MADISON q. PETERS breaches tomorrow morning
and evening in the Sumner Baptist Church, cor
ner Decatur, Brooklyn. Public invited.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13
AUTOMATIC sCUrrLE OPENER
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF famous people
bought and sold. WALTER X. BBNJA-
MIN, /. .123 Broadway. Send for price list.
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DOMESTIC s1ruAr1oNs WANTED

Male.
ANGLO FRENCH man and wife, rsspeCta-
BILE and educated, speaking English.
French and German fiuently, and ready for
all indoor work from nursing to housekeep-
ing waiting or sick tending. seek service in
the same household at $40 joint wages.
highest references. Address OPPORTUN-
ITY. Western Union Telegraph ONCE. New
Rochelle. y. Y.
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DESKS & OFFICE FURNITURE.

DANBURY HATS.
''DANBTRY'' Derbies. 81; "Danbury'' Al
pines. ST so; worth So DANBURY HAT
co. - Desbrosses-sts n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-13

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 1914
West 4sth-st between 9th and 9TH aves-Christia
Science services Sundays 10:45 a. and p. m
Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Reading rooms ope
daily from a. to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-23
Los BOMBEROS DE PONCE
Probable disoIuCi0n del CuerpO
GPor que la enemiga?

En- la maflana de hoy Sc presento en-
esta redacci6n ell bombero de la Plays
don Jose Croca que vino esta ofcina
en- representation de la msyorfa de sus
icompaneros, d mostrarnos ell artfculo
Ills del Reglamento del Cuerpo, que
senala las PENAs CAsTIGos.
| Las penas que maroa el citado srtfcu-
lc sc reieren al bonbero en- las faltas
que como tai cometa baio ese punto dc
vista NADIA de objetables tienen. Per1
resuIta de Ia practica establecIda, que
por los inmensos servicios que Ell bonn
bero presta al pueblo y la socIedad de
| Ponce, con abnegacion y valor sin ejem-
| plo, los indiviiuos del cuerpo han veni-
do gozando del unioo privilegio de su-
frir los arrestros que lie ocurran por
falta de poliofa, en- ei Parque y no en-
el Deposito municipal. Como este cuer-
po es municipal pues de los fondos del
Ayuntamiento es que salen los gastos
que origina es Ell Alcalde e. Jefe nato
del institute, ha sido facil armonizar Ell
cum plimiento de los deberes que Ell BON
bero debe d la ley, con ell modo esta-
blecido de imponerle condens por faltas
que no Sc eleven la competeucia Y
conocimiento de los tribunales ordina-
| rios.
Tai es la tradici6n sentada traves
de muohos amos y que han respetado to
dos los gobiernos, todos los municipios
-todos los alcaldes, 10 mismo bajo La
bandera de Espaf1a que bajo la de los
Estados Unidos.
Pero viere a Ia direction de los ne =
gocios publicos de Ponce el actual Ayun
tamiento republlcano; Sc crea ell Tribu-
nal de policfa que hs sido para la auto
ridad local valvula de escape de hechos
actos cometido a destajo, y los bonn
beros de Ponce, los abnegados servido
res del pueblo, los heroes olfmpicos de
mil Y mil jornadas llenas de valor de
heroismo; los que no miraron nunca Ell
peligro; los que fueron serenos impa
sibies al sacrhoio en- mas lie cien oca-
stones, tienen hoy, al cometer eualqQie-
"a falta leve que como hombres estan
propensos q eometer, que vestir ell PAR
CHo RoJo del trabajo Tornado, como otro
cuaiquiera que no presto nuuca q la SO
cledad, q la familia y los permanentes
intereses de esta ciudad sacriticio algu
no con exposition de gu vida.
No parece sine que hay una intencion
marcada, un prop6sito resuelto de des
truir ell cuerpo a quien debe Ponce ma
yor numero de esfuerzos her6icos.
! Por que esa enemiga? Los bomberos
de la playa del mismo modo tenemos
entendido que los de esta ciudad, pre-
sentaran sus renuncias, pues 81 sus ser
vicios no han de tener alguua retribucion
moral Q consideration, & que entonces
tanto sacrificio esteril?
No hace mucho nos ooupamos de este
mismc asunto, y entonces dijimos, que
ell comercio estaba decidldo formar
IN cuerpo de bomberos especial, suyo,
como existe en- la Habana, dejando libre
al Ayuntamieuto de colocar en- ell actual
todos sus paniaguados.