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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Germnny May Lose Watch Collection

BERLIN, Dec. 2O.-'rhe removal to
the United States of the Manfcl collec-
ton of antique watches, which has
now been loaned to the New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art at the re-
quest of Mr.. Di Cesnola, director of
the museum, Is subject of comment
in several of the newspapers that are
campaigning for the establishment of
law similar to the one now in force
in Italy prohibiting the removal Of
works Of art from tho country. 1t is
reported here that J. P. Morgan has
or is about to buy this collection Of
watches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
4 ~ Ss,l n. y =

! ghs Ifsssiry Lyman J, dsss ~ fhs
Arst speaker 1t, the anntnf dinner Of
the bankers Of the city tf New York
comprising groap 8 OF the New York
State Banking association, which was
held last night in the batrSon OF the
Waldorf Astoria hotel. The secretary
urged the federation Of the individual
national banks in one central institu-
ton and the currency reforms recon-
mended in his recent annual report to
congress,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Bank Robbed at MONDAY.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 20.-At
noon yesterday the bank at sPringdale,
town ten miles north Of here In THIS
county, was robbed by one man. No
one was in the bank except ths assist
ant cashier. The robber drove UP to the
bank door in buggy. He walked to
the cashiers desk before he was no.
ticed. lie compelled the assistant
cashier to go to the vault and give him
all the money in sight, about $1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Notable Paris Wedding.

PARIS, Dec. 2O.-There was a large
gathering of people, including the Turk.
ish and Austrian ambassadors, at the
Roumanian church here to witness the
marriage Of Miss Hazel Singer, daugh'
ter Of Charles Singer Of Chicago, to
Prince John Ghika, son Of the Rouma-
nian minister to France, Gregoire J.
Ghika. General Horace Porter, the
United States ambassador, and General
Winslow were the witnesses for the
bride,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Plans For q Costly Bank Structure.

Plans For Costly Bank Structure.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-The Nation
al City bank Is considering plans for
the erection Of bank building on the
site Of the old custom house, which 1t
now owns to cost more than $4,000
600 and to be the finest structure of
the kind in the world. 1t Is said that
the one under discussion is to be a tall
structure and that 1t will make an i'm.
posing appearance. The total cost Of
building and land II this idea is car
ried out will be in the neighborhood Of
~ nm 600
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
The Wrong Man AErcHted.

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 2O-Harry
II, Fleischmann was arrested at Leon,
in the state of Guanajuato, by mis-
take the supposition being that he was
the alleged Los Angeles bank defaulter
by that name. He was released after
twenty hours when his identity was
fully established. The whole affair
proved an error.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
lanlul. Lila n Il n ma nuA Afn~ 4

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies,
Dec. 20 Sailors from the Danish
cruiser Nalkyrien paraded through the
streets of Charlotte Amalie yesterday,
accompanied by music and banners.
The populace welcomed them with ell
thusiash, shouting their desires that
the islands be not sold.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
GUGLIELMO MARCONI.

present existing. The system of sub
marine cables of today fultills the de-
mands of communication to great ex-
tent. but the great cost of the cables
themselves and their heavy working
expenses cause the existing method
to be beyond the reach Of a majority
of the people inhabiting the various
countries of the world. But could this
new method be applied believe the
cost of what we now call cabling to
England might be reduced at least
twentyfold. The present rates are 70
cents a word. I do not see why
eventually, with the wireless system,
this cost should not be reduced to q
cent n word or less
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Funston Has an Heir.

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 20.-A son has
been born to Mrs. Frederick Funston,
wife of Brigadier General Funston Of
Kansas. Mrs. Funston returned from
the Philippines few weeks ago and
has been living with her parents here
since.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Mvstcr;Ous Death of Man nnd wife.

MyatcT'OHE UFhth 0I NHH HHH WIG.
PARSONS. Kan, Dec. 20.-The dead
bodies of John +. Bull and his wife
were found at their home in this city.
Bull was a prominent real estate and
loan broker ana Methodist church
choir singer ana was reported to be in
comfortable circumstances, The bodies
were lying on the floor. both stabbed to
death. Indications point to wife muir
der and suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Oil In E9ypt.

LONDON. Dee 20. The Daily
Graphic publishes dispatch from it's
Cairo correspondent to the effect thnt
operators employed by the petroleum
syndicate after working for two years
Mt Geb-el-Gcit, near Suez, have encOun-
tered petroleum in the sand at depth
of 2,115 feet. A terrific gus flow fol-
lowed the discovery and caused an ex-
posion which wrecked the boring
plants and blocked up the well. This
discovery is considered important. con-
tinues the correspondent, as pointing
10 the existence of oiliieltls in Egypt.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Salt Lnke Death Mystery UnsOlved.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 2O.-TAe
mystery of the death Of James r.
Hay, secretary Of the Pacific Lumber
company, whose body was found
wednesday buried in shallow trench
in a field on the outskirts Of the city,
remains unsolved. No trace of the
$500 which he Is said to have col
lected from Peter Mortensen, a con-
tractor, on Monday night has been
found. Mortenscn, who was arrested
on suspicion of completely in the evil
dent murder Of young Hay, still stout
ly denies his guilt or any knowledge
whatever of the way In which Hay
met his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Costly Fire In Huntingdon, PA.

Costly Fire In HUNTINGTON, PA.
HUNTINGDON, Pa, Dec. 20.-Fire
last night destroyed the Opera House
block, including the stores of A. s.
Mullin. dry goods; 9. G. Read, drug
glst; Il. Y. Yoder, novelties; j. b. Port,
confectioner, and the Acme depart
ment store; loss, sl5O,0o0; partially
insured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Cadets Vote to Abolish Hs.anr,

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 2O.-The Gu
diets of the Michigan Military academy
at Orchard Lake have voluntarily and
unanimously adopted resolutions abol-
ishing hazing and tagging in all forms.
Every cadet in the school signed the
resolutions, which are similar to those
adopted some time ago by the cadets
at West Point.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Miss Holman Ready For Wedding.

INDIANAPOLlS Ind, Dec. 20
Miss Josephine H0llhan, tinncee OF 81
gnor Marconi, admits hat she is about
to Join Signor Marcoli In New York,
although she refuses to state the time
of her departure. Miss Holman de-
clined to say whether she would be
married to Signor Marconi in the east
or not 1t is known among her intt-
mate friends that her wedding outfit,
even to the wedding dress, has been
completed. 1t is believed by some of
her friends that the marriage may
take place next week in New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Mems high quality low cut Slippers
Opera, Everett, Columbia and Sen
ator styles, also high cut Romeos,
turn soles, kid lined throughout; all
neat, dressy and comfortable. Sold
regularly for %, nOw..........$l.0s .0s
e TRADING STA1PS. BOTH RED AND or
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Women's Vici Kid and selected Kid
skin Shoes-lace and button, kid and
patent leather tips; extension soles;
mannish or dainty etfects;all the most
desirable styles for winter wear. Reg.
ularly 81, ,................ ..$l.6o
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
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Women's Shoes ut t2.bO--Heyle's 5
patent leather, VOLTS patent ideal
kid, White BrotherR' box enamel, Sc
lected kidskin, vici kid and box calf;
styles suitable for street and evening
wear heavy welt or light turn soles:
button and lace. Warranted for style
and quality. Regularly 81, special at
$50
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

The sweetsst tone and finest looking
p,auo Is the Ludwig. Sold oil ensy
non thly payments We charge you Moth
ing for ihe name you simply pay for the
plano. Ludwig Piano Co. 5lb Shipley
rect.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Mems and Boys Slippers, made Of
imitation alligator and velvet; emboss
ed sock Innings, flexible soles and pat
ent leather trimming. Well worth
81, now marked .............49 49c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

See our old lady's Warm Comfort
and Medicate Shoes, with fleece lin
ings.
Slippers for Men-R0meo, Opera
and Everett styles; neat and dressy
toe shapes kid lined. Usually $l.50,
specially marked. CSC
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Mems high and low cut Slippers
Romeos with good hub side goring.
Opera and Everett Styles turn soles.
Well worth $3.50, at. 81. 40
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Dongola Lace and Button Shoes for
W0men--kid or patent leather tips ON
all style toes, including commonsense,
also elderly woman s comfort shoes,of
soft glove kid: all sizes. Sold regu.
larly for $3.50, special at. 49,. .9sc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

WE are ever SO we'll pleased that
The Police COMMISSIONERS have
viyen sanction to having a Christ
mas tree in the city hall for the
benefit Of the poor children Of which
Wilmington like all other cities Of
Its s,ze, have great many. The
merchants and citizeus ia general
can now have an opportunity Of
showing their appreciation 'ol the
police force by sending some slight
loken they can spare to the city
hall 10 hang on the Christmas tree.
The heart of many poor little
child will be gladdened by the dis
!ributing of different articles from
the police Christmas tree. Remem-
ber the poor YOU have always with
you and don't forget them IN your
bountcous blessings.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

17c. LADIES'
Tailor-made oyergaitcrs, worth 48e.
Special Ito
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Misses and Children's Felt Juliets
red or black, with fur trimming,
flexible soles; fleece lining. Sold reg
ularly for sl.25; specially priced at
79c
Srr-x WE m,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Wilmington Headquarters for Good!
wear Glove Brand Boots and Shoes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

REPRESENTATIVE Il. II. CLARK
can see as far ahead as any Of the
New Castle County Republicans.
IT. conversation with a we'll known
gentleman yesterday, he stated
that il the Republican factions do
not agree to come together and act
AZ a unit, the Democrats will sweep
the State. The Democratic party
10 willing to put at least 800, 600 in
Delaware at the next election, ii
they have any show OF carrying the
Legislature. The control OF the
next Legislature by the Democrats
means the election OF two Demo-
erat,c u. S. Senators.
. State Senator J. Frank Alice has
been talked to about the outlook
aud he pooh hoohes and says the
Union Republicans can carry the
State against all opposition. This
we are Tree tosay, we do not believe
nor do we believe that Mr.. Alice
has that opinion honestly express
I'd.
Secretary of State Caleb II. Lay
ION does not agree with State Sem
ator Alice, or if he does, he does
rot say so.
The Republicans tried running
Two separate tickets in this city at
The city election, with the result
that nearly every municipal officer
elected was a Democrat.
What happened in the city would
surely happen in the State. We
for one, do not want to have our
vote thrown away bv the foolhar
diness Of a lot Of pig headed politi-
rians. who only want revenue.
The only sureway to secure revenge
is to 20 over to the Democrats and
vote their ticket, and then you get
rid of mixing with men whom you
10 not like or their methods.
Representative John W. Davett
has expressed himself in a similar
vein as Representative Clark. lie
cannot see how the Republican par.
ty IS going to win if the old tigh!
among themselves Is kept up. There
must be a unity Of action, or there
will be little. if any use OF going IS
the polls ON election day.
AMALGAMATED copper still con
trolls the greater part Of the specu-
lation in the New York stock mar
ket. The stock Is very ieverish
Ructuating from two to four points.
This stock, which less than siS
months ago was selling for $3.50
per share, yesterday sold Tor 81:
asnare. 1t is worth just as muct
now as when it was selling for al
most double its present price.
A great many people have los'
thousands OF dollars in this sluml
10 this copper stock. There is NJ
comparison between playing policy
and playing in stocks. Where pen
MES are lost in po icy playing, mil
lions are lost in PLAYING stocNs and
the game goes right on under the
protection of the law. 1t is a law
ful and Legitimate gamble, ant
those who have money to gamble
are given the opportunity. that il
as seductive as the fable. Will yo'
walk into my parlor, said the spi
der to the fly. It's the prettles
little parlor that ever you did spy
Playing stocks is one Of the mos
Iascin ating and there are plenty c
mcu and women who like TO maxi
money in the stock market Som
people are lucky, but lew escap
without getting their hnger
scorched.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Women's Quilted Satin Slippers
blue, red tan, brown and black, trim
med with fur; warm fleece lining;
French heels; flexible soles. Well
worth 81, now marked. 81. 1.24
Extra high cut Juliets for women
made Of excellent quality felt and
velvet; light and dark shades, bright
red, purple, black, gray and green;
cord or fur trimming; turn soles, dain-
ty French heels, warm and dressy for
the house. Usually %, marked for
this sale.. .................. .G.98
---.,.-
Boys Youths and little Boys Sa-
tin Calf Shoes--mannish or bOyish
lasts; strong soles and uppers; cadet
English and coin toes, tipped; oil
sizes. Well worth $50; specially,
priced icedat....................... at. .9Sql
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Special reduction to morrow in
Boys High Top Hip Boots.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

If the ousting of Mr.. Charles T..
Thomas as Clerk of the Board OF
elections was irregular, how about
The manner in which he was elect
ed 10 fill the position! 1t was also
slightly Irregular. The Republ.
cans of which there are ma orltv
certainly have perfect right to se-
ect a secretary OF their own choos-
Ing and that is The reason why Mr..
{. f. Thomas WAC removed.
ALL ol the trains in the p, W..
e. b. and B. and n. railroa ds are
doing all the business they can
handle, while the freight clerks and
their helpers will be glad when
Christmas has come aud gone.
They say they are being worked tc
death. This years Christmas
trade bids fair to be up to that ol
last year which was record
breaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

Christmas
Sweets.
WE
WANT TO
TELL YOU
WHY
YOU SHOULD
BUY CANDIES
AT 4O3 MARKET STREET
THE INGREDIENTS
ARE THE BEST
THAT CAN
BE FOUND.
THEY ARE
PURE AND
| SWEET
| AND
MADE FRESH
EVERY DAY.
YOUR BEST
GIRL
OR YOUR
WIFE
WILL LOVE
YOU MORE
YNJ TAKE
HER A
BOX
OF OUR
DELICIOUS
| CHOCOLATES,
| BON-BONS,
OR CONSERVED FRUIT.
! Buy YOUR
! CHRISTMAS CANDIES
| HERE.
open Evenings Until ii.5)
| ]. GOVATOs,
| 403 Market Street.
/ Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

I MARVELLOUS SHOE AND SLIPPER SALE.
There will be wonderful
wish to make Dollars I

erf1l bargains from to-day for Economical Buyers who
no,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20
Tie Republican Printing
and Publishing Co,
PUBI. .lsnED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. e. COR THIRD AND KING S1kEEIS
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 40. 1907.

Entered ut the Post Office at wilmington
Del az second -cIass mall matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20


IT. connection with Dul pure grocer % WA".A
ere N poria,t Lenlth factors, we llhv" tl, rX-
elusive sale IN tins stutn OF EOrnlAge MW"ra
Spr.ng N0ter--the wat aa II flows IRON the
vround-r,ch ~ carbonate Of iron, nlnsng-|l,
phospho,u3 protoplasm and many mtn"t"'s
mad salts in peri ct sulldon, whlch benefit
the liver hiducy., iiuul and GerT"9. II 1oH
have any allmru', dmuli five or sevo0 tU1'
plcrs a day for ono week gallon tiji
Lynch. Stones, Madison aud lulI III slr-"t. ;
Klng aud III nth 4'reet4
c, +, Welch, commission merchant
and grocer BIG King street has In
stock a full limo Of apples, oranges,
cranbcrrics and other fruits for the
holidays, also fine groceries, coiTees
and teas. Poultry in abundance for
the Christmas market. Give him a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-20

WHEN the bass aud the kettlcdrnn
in brass band do not beat to-
gether it makes quite Il dlscosd in
the band. Just So in the police de-
partment when all OF the officer
10 not pull together and dscord
breaks out among them there is
bound 10 be friction III the police
torCe.
BRING your next order for print
ing after the first of the year to The
REprrLlcAN Office We can Do 4
10 suit you in work aud price,
puSTMASTEE GhNERAL SMITH had
lots Of trends in this State but he
bad numerous enemies as well :
IN he Republican ranks There
has been much rejoicing TO think
that he has resigned his porte IoIlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-05
El productor que concurra habra
Plsoteado la -dignidad de su pals.
R. TT.
PoNCF,
NOTECEAS DIRECTAS q

- Be enonentrs va en- oomp'ets con
valeoenoia la distinguida s<fiorita Emills
C'ss's, qus sufri6 b ace poao una opera.
clon qui, drgioa en- IN ci 10.
-En la madrugada del viernes habo
alarms de fa'go en- ests oiudad. Mu,ho
pito murha oornets. total, un con ato
de lncendio en- el bar,io 20 que fu6 q. f.
csdo al iniciarse
Los emigrantes que van Cuba
son hombres foruidos en- buena sslud.
Saldrdn cuatrocientos del lun.s al m artes.
I'm ell bsrrio de Ia Cantera existen
clnco ossos mas de variseIa.
-Naestro distinguido amigo den
Baldomero San Aut)nio, gusrda CANA
hsce sustro dias.
rs probable que v.rios profesores
de muslca de esta oiudad, unidos en- or
questa, visiten Ia Exposition de Buff .lo.
de aouerdo con los oomision ados de Puer
tc-Hlco nombrados por ell Gobierno.
"A mas de 10 p6simo del alnmbr ado
publlco, rara es la noohe que no permane-
Gen apagaios a'ganos farolea.
Todo fquello de esiglo de las luoes.
Aqof resuits broma de and aluc
Es probable qae e' breve se llsve
efeoto en- el teatro ala P,rla , an yariado
espeota aoulo orgsniaado por varios prcfs
g res de sloa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-05

ellos pasan el dia desplumando Ia huma.
nidad.
La policfa debe prohibirlos toda veg
| que son fuentes generadoras del vioio de
la perversidad.
| -Mafiana es la aperture del colegio
de Santa Ana. FL venerable sefior Obispo
tomarA pa1te en- este aotc.
Aver era sorprendente ell gentfo
que iba en- los csrros electrioos; hsbfa que
hacer cola para poder oeupar asisntos an los
vehtculos.
La empress traera algunos osrres mas
] para euando quede inst alsdo en- defnitivs
| Ell selyi ic.
En- Sattnroe tuvo lugar aver Ia ju-
gsda de gallos que SO tenfa anuncisda. Se
estreno la gallera recien oonstruida
-Msfisna embarcara en- el vapor
<Ponee> para los EFT sdos Unidos ell ioven
artists Tixolito.
Don Cruz Castro don Vicente
Gli!lot, primsro y segundo jefea del pre-.
sidio, tomaron possession do sus oargos.
Ell vspor americana <Ponoes que
saldra maflana con rumbo NV York,
va oompletamente abarrotado con carga-
mento de azncar.
Il scojera la correspondence pasa.
jeros antes de las dooe.
-En los altos de la farmacia Gui-
llermtty se IN puesto IN cancel traspa-
rente donde Sc exibirAn anuncios por las
noohes.
Este es IN prooedimiento muy anne
rioapo.
GORE ell rumor de que Egozoue ha
sido nombrado alcalde de esta oiudad por
ell gobernador, y que esta noehe tomara
possession de este cargo.
Hoy Sc tallaron ounce hombres pa.
ra la policfa municipal.
= Sc dioe que han fslleoido en- los
Estados y oidos tres de los soldsdos puer-
torriquefios que fueron la gran parada
de W Washington.
-Esta tarde tomo puerto Ell balandro
danes Sch mpioD>, procedente de San
Thomas. III oapitan es Mr.. Peter Le-
nard propietario suyo que viene en- viaje
de reoreo.
Hoy IA fsllecido ell tablajero de 10
plaza Deogracia Gomez. La enfermedad
Que le rindio fu6 una sfscoion pulmonar.
-Esta noche debe h Aber session en- ell
ayuntamiento de esta oiudad.
En- ell resinto de la calle de TetuAn
90 construye una oerea de MADEIRA donde
go iugarAn partidas de pelota.
Don Jos6 Matos Allen, CUE estsbs
nombrado teIegraRsta de Cayey, no ira &
te IN n possession del cargo por que sc la
realixado una oombinaoi6n en- vita de 10
cesartfa de don Alfonso Mendez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-05
Los TRE|hTA D|NEROS

ST. por treinta dineros que Ia cara
ls srrojo de los iaeces ell dsspreoio,
vendio ana no. hs ell miserable Judas
al sublime maestro.
Hoy ler.s viIes. 4 la lux del dia
tftulandose sposto!es del pueblo,
veaden su plums y su concienoia vsnden 1.
quiza por mucho menos.
III cobarie judfo, avergoLxado
de sn traioidn y arrepentido luego,
por lropia mano SO il Il GID el castigo
de su crimen horrendo.
Y los venales escritores nunca
sienten rubor al reoibir ell preoio
lie aus aplausos: las monedas toman,
imld iicos, rfendo.
Protervo faiste al negocar la sangre
del venerable mArtir gailes:
esos que mercsnssc sscon aa est6ril plama
son Judas mas protervos.
Mas proLi lad mas honor tuviste,
vii IL ,sriote, en- tan rem, tos tiempos,
que honor y probidsd en- los actuales
tienen les fAriseos.
Td despu9s de la infamia ta eolgaste;
los ,tros lleyan ell de- gal al ouello
se deleitan al sonoro ruido
de los trelnta dineros.
Was hingt n P. Bermadsz.
Csyey.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-05
SOBRE INSTRUCTION POBL|CA

De un pueblo de la isla nos dicen 10
siguiente
<Circula con insistencia y es objeto
de concentrates y censuras, la noticiA de
que en- Ell presente mes de Mario, en-
cumplimiento de 10 acordado por las Ca
maras peticion de Serrano del domi-
sionado de intruccion, SO exigirl to-
dos los maestros, tanto primo pales Co
NO graduates rurales, que Sc exami
nen del progrdma de professor rural.
Asegurase que los programs est n
va en- pOder de los inspectores, que
ning1n professor asistirl d dichos exa
moneS.
~En Puerto Rico todayia hay YER
guenza continua diciendo Ell autor de la
carta d que aludimos y todo ell que la
tenga sabri cumpir con los dictados de
la dignidad. mo mis- exAmenes! Que Sc
respeten los derechos adquiridos!,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-03-05
ACTOS JUDICIALBS

Para Is presente semsna 90 sefIalarou
los siguieotes actos judioiales en- ell juzga
do de asta poblaci6n.
Dfa 4 Uno contra Caledonia Lebr6n,
por lesiones; pruebss en- ell negocio civil,
don Antonio Ve'asquez CON Salvador Nj
colan.
Dfa 8 Uno contra Maria Suarex por
infraoci6n de las regias de hygiene.
Dfa 8. Causa teguida Eadio Sola-
no, sobre estafa.
DfA7 Dsmanda de don Gervasio
Garcia Faustino Disx en- cobro de pesos
pruebss en- el pleito seguido por don Juan
Mend, CON dofis Rosario Aguirre.
Dfa 8. Asunto iniciado instances de
don 0ervasio Garcia contra don Francisco
Rodriguez, en- cobro de pesos.