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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOREIGN News.

Rome, Jan. 10.-The Vatican Is in-
formed that three American pilgrim
ages are expected In 1902, on the oc-
ossion OF the 25th anniversary OF Pope
Leo's pontifoation.
Dublin, Jan. 10.--At a private meet
ing OF the Irish parliamentary party
held today, John Redmond was re-
elected leader for the coming year. A
strong protest was made 81 the meeting
against the policy of coercion pursued
by the Hon. George Wyndham, Secre-
tsry for Ireland. IL was also decided
to take measures to supply the piece OF
any member OF the party who was sent
TO jail. A strong line OF action was In
dicated for the coming session OF parlis.
mept.
johannesburg, Jan. 10.-A banquet
was rendered Lord Miner by the town
council and the chamber of commerce
mere last night. The acting mayor, St
John Carr, presided. Lord Miner, re-
plying to toast, said that he felt that
che worst of the wsr was over.
6lndr:nghsm, Jan 10.-Qleen Alexandra's
health Is still unsatisfactory and she will
probably remain in retirement for some time,
resting for the coronation.
PARIS, Jan. 10 The returns from taxes
and customs Tor 1901 show shortages sggre-
eating the budget de6cit by 327, 2O0,00O.
London, Ian TO- harles Liiiywhite, Of
Tacoma, Wash, who WAS arrested some
months ago in New Zealand and brought TO
London on charge Of being Arthur Blsitcb,
fugitive from Colchester, England, charged
with murder, called at the American en-
bassy today and received $4,000 as cOrpen-
sstion from the British government for his
false arrest.
Vienna, Jan. 10.-The Medicinsche Z,its-
chrift announces the discovery Of the mi.
croecus cstsrrhalis" the bacillus causing
colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
The Pone's Health.

Rome. Jan. 10.-Df. Lspponi visited
the Pope last night sitter an absence OF
three days. Regarding Pope Leo's
health, the eminent doctor said: "FOr
years the Pope has not enjoyed such
perfect health. he never fails to fast
on Friday. and sometimes on other
days. He frequently retires without
properly adjusting bis flannel, about
bis chest. When / demonstrate, he
says he does not want to coddle him
self. There is no reason why he should
not reach the age of Gregory the
Ninth, who was centeusrian." This
would mean eight years more of life,
which would make Leo's pontiticste
longer than that of st. Peter, and even
longer than that of Plus the Ninth,
Who reigned for 81 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
A PARAGRAPH in the Gazette's

A PARAGRAPH in the Gazette's
Washington correspondence on We'd
nesday stated that Congressman Sulzsr'
OF New York, had introduced resoiu-
luton declaring the absorption OF money
by the United States Treasury to be
detrimental to the country's business
interests and directing the Secretary OF
the Treasury to deposit ell surplus
fuuds belonging to the United States
with national banks, having capital
OF not less than $500, 900, and surplus
of not less thar $4,000, without re-
curing government bonds as a security.
Mr.. Sulzsr's declaration that the a6-
sorption of money by the treasury Is
detrimental to the oountry's business
interests is indisputably correct and to
prevent such absorption and to make
money easier, such plan as depc sitting
surplus funds with national banks may
be feasible though rather paternal, but
why such favors should be bestowed Oh
banks having capital and surplus OF
not less than 100000 lie difficult OF un-
Outstanding unless it be on the princi'
pie OF unto every one that hath shall
be given, but from him that hath not
shall be taken away even that which
he hath" If the surplus is to be de-
posted 10 national banks, all should be
placed Oh the same footing and banks
10 towns and small cities, with small
capital stocks and small surpluses,
should be made repositories as we'll %
the big and rich banks Ia the larger
cities. By this means people through
out the country could be more readily
accommodated by the banks 10 their
own communities than at present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
Gigantic Frauds Alleged.

New York, Jan. 10.-W. wiekham Smith,
recently appointed Deputy U. 5. Attorney
General, viii begin an investigation Monday
into the alleged customhouse frauds. The in
quiry, 1t said, will disclose q magnitude OF
frauds almost beyond belief. The frauds, &C.
cording to those who will prosecute the in
vestigstion, have been accomplished by direct
COLLISION between custom house employees
and importers. In the importation of ELK
alone, the government is said TO have lost
$4,000, 600 IN Iuties in the past ten years.
The examiner frequently received a. high as
$4,000 for classifying silk wrongly. When
the examiners wsre changed, the frauds be
came apparent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

IT APPEARS that the engineer who Is
being held responsible for the recent
railroad accident 10 New York had
bsen 10 the employ of the company but
Eve months, part Of which time he had
served as fireman. This is sad COM
mentsry on q company entrusted with
the lives OF thousands of human beings
daily, and, for g time at least, will
cause some apprehension to the many
Of ell cities who are compelled to travel
every day to and from their work.
Experienced and competent men only
should be placed 10 charge of railroad
trains, IS accidents occur too often
even under such conditions, and when
novices are placed 10 charge of the bell
cord and throttle disasters are sure to
be multiplied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

MASONIC HoME.-1he annual meet.
ing of the board of governors OF the
Masonic Home OF Virginia was held 10
Richmond yesterday. It was decided
TO abolish the Office OF superintendent
of the home and merge the functions
that have heretofore been attached to
that Office 10 the mstron. The most
important action OF the board was the
adoption OF q resolution to enlarge the
scope OF the homes usefulness, aud to
provide for sky orphans hereafter ir-
stead of fifty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
TuNIs MAKES BID FOB NEeRoEs.-

TUNIs MAKES BID FOR NEGROES
The French Protectorote OF Tuns will
soon issue macy Thousand CIRCULARS
.mong the southern negro of The
United States, hoping to attract TO
Tuois class OF skilled sericultuTis =.
The French Colonizers' Society,
which has lately been making great eff
forts to persuade unemployed French
youths to emigrste to TuDis. believes
that there are hundreds Of pegrots dig
satisfied with the Tilted States and
longing for an opportunity to emiprate
TO some nsw and profitable field. The
society declares that the negro coDsti-
tuition Is fitted for the climate and for
making the best OF the agricultural
speoislties OF the country, which
include cotton and tobacco.
Two acres OF land are offered 10 escn
newcomer Hho has serious Intentions
OF Remaining in the Protectorate, and
who declares his willingness to adj
vance a proportion of the cost OF bis
transportation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
COURT OF APPEALS.

Norfolk md Western Railway Com
psny vs..Phillips's admis rs or. Argued
and submitted.
Smith vs. Bryan, mayor. Argued
and continued until today.
The new Case to be called Is Norfolk
and Western Railway Company vs.
Tanner.
The members Of the court were engaged
today with the examination Of applicants for
permission to practice lag. Thirty or more
applicants vii take the prescribed eIsmlns.
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
Affairs I'm Cuba.

Havana, Jan. 10.-Marob "a has been
decided upon % the date for the inau-
guration OF Presi1ent-eleot Palma and
the installation of the new Government
OF Cuba. Senior Francesca GAMBIA, and
other members OF the COMMITTEES hav-
Jog 10 charge the effort to obtain reci-
procity between the United States and
Cuba will return to Washington tomor
row. They will urge legislation look
ing to an early arrangement of the mat
ter they have 10 hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
Children Especially Liable.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely pain
ful aud II neglected often result in blood
poisoning. Children are especially liable to
,uch mishapi because not 50 careful. Asa
remedy Den tits Witch Hazel ealve Il IN.
equAlled. Draws out the hre, stops the D ain,
soon heals the wound. Beware Of counter.
feits Sure csre for piles. "DeWitt's Witch
Hszsl Sslve cured ny baby Of eczema after
two physicians gave her up," writes james
Nook, N. Webster, Ind. 'The sores were 80
bui she soiled two to five dresses day" For
sale By 4. 8. Leadbsster & Cons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

AN ATTENPT is being made by six
States-fye of which are still in the
nursery-.:o iDh ct the country with pa.
tional constitutional convention. Should
two-thirds OF the States of the union
unite in petition for such thing 1t
would be granted, aud it Is very doubt.
full whether the present generation
would live to see such convention ad.
journ sine die. We grow weary OF the
snsil.pscs of the Virginia convention,
but season. Tould come aud 60 before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

members OF a national body would con-
clude to let 90. The world Is governed
too much already, and it lie mooted
question whether constitutional tinkers
would produce any Improvement on
the present order OF things.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

SALE OF PART OF Poor House FARM
In s,rsighiening its track from Manassas to
Washington, the Southern Railway Company
found it necessary to run its line through the
Poor House farm, requiring the use OF about
3lh acres of laod. By order OF the Board Of
Supervisors, the land indicated Was sdver-
tised In tho Herd TO be cold here on Monday
last, and was bought on that day By the r,il-
road company. The price paid wss 81. $50
e. the 80 acres. II any one wants the re
mainder OF the farm ct the same, rate. we
have no doubt the Board would be pleased 10
entertain the bid i Fairfax Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

THE CAREER OF Franklin J. Moses,
Governor OF South Carolina during the
reconstruction period, has often been
printed, and he has been familiar
figure before the country every now
aud then for number Of years. He
has been in prison more than
once and his picture is in the
roguss' gallery. His last mishap lie
given on the first page Of today's
Gazstte. He is now in the hands OF the
Boston police for the alleged theft
of an overcost. Moses was one Of the
individuals foistered upon the south
ern people during the bayonet rule fol-.
lowing the war between the States, and
while all OF them did moi succeed In
getting their pictures in the rogues' gal
lery many who domineered over the
southern States during those dark days
left trail of evil behind them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10

BY AN almost u luminous vote the
members Of the House Of Representa-
tiyes yesterday, for reasons best known
to themselves. voted to build trans
continental canal via the Nicaragua
route. which Is over one hundred
miles longer than the Panama line.
The company which owns the latter,
part OF which has been constructed,
offered TO sell 1t to the United States
for $40, 900, 900, but this government is
bent on spending several hundred mil
lions of the peoples money unneces-
sarily, by which many will be enriched,
aud untold frauds practiced. That q
trans continental canal Is needed under
present conditions many people Will
admit. If this country is to hold on to
the Sandwich and Philippine Islands
the canal would be of great advantage,
as otherwise a large feet of war yes
sells would be required both the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans. With the
canal, however, a voyage around Cape
Horn would be avoided, and fleets
could be run from ocean to ocean with
comparatively little delay. But why a
longer and expensive route should
have been selected is hard to be under
stood by the laity. One democratic
Virginia Congressmsn-Mr Lassiter-
who voted against the measure. may be
regarded as one Of the lone stars, but
that be acted wisely Is the conviction
of most of the people of his State who
who have given the matter any thought.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
Overtures for Peaoa2

London, Jan. 10.-The Globe prints
q city rumor emsnstiDg from we'll in
formed quarters that overtures for
peace have been MADE by the Boer
chiefs who are prepared to surrender il
they are not exiled. January 10 is
stated as the probable date ofsurrender.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-01-10
The MArkar.
Georgetown. Jan. 10.-whest 1882

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup will cure
Cough or Gold ~ once. Conquer Innps,
Whoo2ing Cough and Msssle Cough without
fall. Best for bronchitis, Hosrseness, Grippe
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung Afec-
lions. Gives quick, sure results. Price 26c
Sold By Richard Gibson and all drugsisk,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
LA, ALCANFOROMANIA YLA
DEBILIDAD GENERAL

Desde hace algdn tempo, reina en-
los Estados Unidos la -alcanforomanfa
este es. la intoxicacion por medic del
alcanfor. Despues del opio, despues de
la mo-fna, despues de la ingestion de
aqua de Colonia y de aqua dentrfflca
llega la moda de absober aqua alcanfo-
rada y hasta alcanfor en- terror. La al.
canforomanfa es vicio especial de mu-
jeres elegantes que imaginan que Ell uso
inferno del alcanfor las mantiene la
frescura de la tez. POGO POGO Sc ha-
bittlan a la droga y concluyen no sabien'
do prescindir de ella.
Ahora bien; el uso del a1canfor de-
termina rapidamente somno1encias con-
t1nuas, entorpeciinientos de la inteligen-
cia y debilidad general. Ell rostro de
las alcanforomanas iona tai expression
de apatfa e indiferencia, que no parece
sino que 10 cubre una mascara. oh
monomanias funestas! Deseamos que
la alcanforoman1a no atraviese los ma
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
De Juana Diaz

/ / Dos acontecimientos religiosos, he
mos tenido en- esta localidad, durante
l@ mes de Mayo pasado, y parte del &C
friente JUNO.
| i Nos referimos a los ejercicios que er
honor a Maria Immaculate" y a " Je
| sfis Sacramento" Sc celebraron en- la
| Rarroquia de esta localidad, en- aquellas
ifechas- En- los primeros, la Presidenta
secundada ror la Vice-Presidenta, y poi
| Ia Congregation, no dieron punto de
Ireposo, para celebrar con la esp!endidez
necesaria, el mes dedicado la Reina
de Cie'oS y TERRA.
Desde el principle de las fiesta, Ell al
tar ricamente atavlado, y con profusion
de luces, demostraba el cuidado y es.
nero, que tenfan las hijas de la Virgen,
por presentar como Sc merece, a la Ma
Dire del Universe
Los cantos ejecutados en- los ejer-
|cicios por 10 correctos y bien ajusta-
dos, parecfan las voces celestiales de los
angeles, que con sus divinas y sublimes
plegarias obsequiaban a la exce,sa MA
ria"
Por esto, las be1ifsimas nifias que
compon1an Ell Coro, merecen nueStra Sin
cera felicitacion, que aunq'1e POGO vale
les Justa y merecida, sirviendole de es-
tfmulo y aliento para que siempre 81
gan demostrando,. su amor Maria, y
su fervor religioso.
ST esplendidos. y sublimes estuvieron
los ejercicios que acabamcs de describir,
= n 1o1Aooc 1,r;11op+oc ~ 1,,o1doc 1act11to
ron las novenas celebradas en- honor al
I" Sagrado Corazon de Jest1s.'
La Presidenta de la Congregation
seflora Subira de Alvarado, denostro
una vez mas, la devotion que profesa
a Jestls, no omitiendo sacrifcio alguno.
para que el novenario que en- loor a el
Hijo de Dios Sc habfa de efectuar re-
sultara encantador y divino como en-
cantador y divine es el Redentor de la
Humanidad.
No encontramoS frases nj palabras
suficientes; nj tenemos bastante elocuen-
cia, para describir 10 regia que result6
esta fiesta.
Para concluir restame felicitar al
viituoso Padre Servia, que no des-
cansa Tin solo momento por compla-
Ger sus feligreses, de tai manera,
que no recordamos que en- ningu-
ma epoca el fervor religioso en- esta
Villa alcanzara tai magnitud, como a la
que ha llegado hoy. Nosotros rogamoS
al Todopoderoso, para que siempre nos
10 conserve nuestro lado y que su
entusiasmo no decaiga TN solo momen-
to 1nica manera para que nuestra San
ia Religion. en- esta Villa siga el sende-
70 que hoy tiene trazado.
Felicitamos tanbien, al maestro Ca
ballero que con gran desister@S y mayor
entusiasmo, contribuyo a la magnifcen-
cia de estAs festas dirigiendo el coro
de las sef1oritas cantantes.
HaSta otra
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
LEY De |NM|CRAC|ON

Ell proyecto de ley reglamentande
las conniciones de la immigration, que
ha sido aproba 20 por la Camara de Re.
presentantes de Washington y en- bre-
We recibira sancion legal sin modifica.
clones de inportancia, rcstringe consl-,
derablemente dichas condolences. Es
una recopilacion de varias leyes sueltas
con enmiendas de caracter restrictive, y
no Sc aplica ciudadanos de Mexico,
del Canada nj de Cuba La gabela de
un ST. por cabeza de inmigrante Sc eleva
a $I-5o Hasta ahora no podlan entrar
en- los Estados Unidos persoras con
probabilidad de convertirse en- cargas
pdblicas, como locos, Ciegos invalidos de
caracter permanente y otros por el es.
tilo. La nueva ley cerrara las puertas
a epilepticos. personals que hayan sufrl-
do demencia con no mas de cinCo afios
de anterioridad, anarquistas y partida-
rios de derribar gobiernos por la fuerza
perSonas de caracter immoral y trabaja-
dores, no solo por contrata expresa, CO.
mo hasta aquf, sino por oferta, solicitud
6 promesa, aunque sea de palabra Las
compafi1as que reciban inmigrantes stl-
jetos a Intermediates contagiosas, infec-
ciosas 6 asquerosas, seran multadas
Hasta ahora no habfa mas prevention
que deportar a los tales cuando Sc les
descubrfa. Todo irmigrante que exec
da de ounce afIos de edad, debera sa-
Der leer el algin idioma para que Sc le
permita desembarcar, y el plazo en- que
puede ser doportado TN inmigrante in
conveniente Sc extiende de uno a dos
afios. Y por fin, queda prohibido ven
der cerveza, vinos y licores de ninguna
especie en- los dep6sitos de immigration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
Ing|atera Y Espaha

Por considerar1a de interes publica
mos continuation la carta que ha dir
gido al Times" de Londres, el eminen
te historiador ingles Mr.. Martin Hume
Dice as1;
Muy seflor mio: Esperaba que algu
ma otra persona, y no yo, lnlclase III
Emovirniento por el cual muchos inglese'
amigos de Espaf1a y suH pueblo, pudle
ran enviar colectivamente TN MensaJt
de simpatfa al joven Monarca que el l,
de Mayo asumira la responsabilidad de
gobierno de su pals, nuestro antique J
natural aliado.
La dignidad, Ia magnanimidad Que
ha caracterizado la actitud del pueblo
espafIol durante y despues del gran de
sastre nacional han sldo una sorpresa
solamente para los que no conocian sus
atlas cualidades. Su paciencia bajo e
peso de las calumnlas de que fueror
vfctimas sus soldados ante una persis
tente rebellion, es tan parecida a la que
Inglaterra observa en- Circunstancias Sc
mejantes, que a1n los ingleses, que fIe
ron iniustos contra una de las mas SIM
paticas razas europeas, no dejan de ve1
cuan digna es de conservarla como ami
ga, aun prescindiendo de que las mas
atlas razones polfticas deben dictar esta
conducta.
va varias veees he dicho que Espafla
esta progresando de una manera que
pocos conciben. La tranquilidad de-
pals, digna recompensa de la saba mo
deracion de la reina en- los dieciSiete
afIos de su regencia, ha sido mas bene
fciosa qie todas las medidas legislati
vas en- los t1ltimos setenta afIos. Todc
10 que e1 pals necesita ahora es la con
tinuacion de ese estado de cosas. La
genie en- Espaha como en- Inglaterra,
ha perdido su fe en- meros cambios po
lfticos; pero el Gobierno de Alfonso
XIII sera tan prudente como ha sido el
de su madre, y empezara nueva era de
progreso social y de ilustracion. que
haran la felicidad y prosperidad de mi
llones de s1bditos respetuosos que han
sufrido mucho sin culpa suya.
Muchos corazones ingleses simpati
zaran con Ell joven Rey sobre quien va
a caer esa pesada carga, y tanto el Co
mo su pueblo, merecen Sc les envie TN
mensaje que les 1leve aliento y esperan
"a, desde este pals siempre pronto a
decir una palabra de simpat1a a una
nacion que lucha penosamente por ele.
varse e ilustrarse.
De usted SECURE Servidor,
MARTIN HUME.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
LAS ENFERMEDADES DEL
PECHO

Es una verdadera crueldad arrancar
toda esperanza de curaci6n a aquellas
personas que sufren del pecho tanto
mas cuanto que eS TN error el Greer
que no Sc curan. ST a tempo Sc hace
uso del Alquitran de Guyot la dosis
de una cucharadita de las de cafe mez-
c1ada con cada vase del lfquido que Sc
baba 4 las comidas, Sc consigue. en- efec-
to, dominar y aun curar la tisis, por de-
clarada que este.
Los catarros por rebeldes que sean,
10 mismo las bronquitis, aunque sean
muy antiguas, Sc curan en- POGO tempo
con el Alquitran Guyot. De venta en-
ia en- todas las farmacias.
Advertencia-Si os quisieren vender
tai 6 cual producto en- lugar del Alqul-
tran de Guyot, "desconfad de la oferta
es interesada." Lo mejor en- tales Ca
scs es e xigir terminantemente ell Yer
dadero Alquitran de Guyot, cuya eti-
queta, 81 es legftimo, debera llevar, ade-
mas Gel nombre "Guyot" en- letras gran
des, la frma tambien de Guyot al pies
en- tres colores violeta, verde y rojo;
igua1mente las seflas del Laboratorio
Lasa L. Frere, To, rue Jacob, Paris.
NOTA.-Puede rec nplazarse ell Al
quitran de Guyot por las Capsulas Gu
yot al alquitran puro de Noruega son
| igualmente efcaces. Las verdaderas
Capsulas Guyot son blancas y llevan
i'm presa en- negro la frma Guyot sobre
cada Capsula. Dada la diferencia de
moneda el tratamiento. res1lta sumamen-
! te barato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
Una Reina triste

La reina de Italia, Margarita, viuda
de Humberto y madre del actual rey
Victor Manuel III, Sc ha determinado a
dejar para siempre la certe, desterran,
dose voluntariamente una apartada
isla. Dicha isla Sc llama Zianone y
pertenece al grupo de las Ponza. La
inconsolable soberana ha riandado cons
truirse ALI una sencilla habitacion, y
sin mas servidumbre que dos viejas y
leales damas y algunos criados, propo-
nese vivir ALI el resto de sus dias, dedi-
cada la contemplation y al rezo.
Ell yate Marco Polo, en- donde la
reina Margarita waja, ha salido va de
Napoles, con rtlmbo la isla Zianone.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-06-17
OFICINA DEL DIRECTOR DE
FEMALES
San Juan P. R. 10 de Junio de 1902.

San Juan P R. 10 de Junio de 1902.
Proposiciones bajo pliego cerrado por
duplicado, para ell slministro de alimen
tos a los presos del preside departa-
mental y de las carceles de San Juan,
Ponce, Mayaguez, Humacao y Arecibo,
Sc admitiran en- eSta ofcina hasta las
diez de la mafiaha del dia 20 de JUNO
en- cuya fecha y hora Sc al riran en- pd-
blico las proposiciones.
Cada postor, depositara en- la oficina
del Director de Females TN check certi-
fcado por Ia cantidad de $4,000 como
fanza provisional, cuya suma sera de-
vuelta q los no agraciados.
La garantfa definitiva 6 fanza para
responder al cumplimiento de los con-
tratos, sera de $500 para el preside de
1890 para las carceles de San Juan y
Ponce, de $500 para la de Humacao y de
Mayaguez y de S 100 para IA de Areci-
bo. Y esta suma en- elective 8 en- I'm
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Otros informes q mas de estos podran
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El Director,
loo Maxin1ino Luzunaris.