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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15
ReptabIicaS EatEnas
ECUADOR.

Rep1blica independents desde el reparto
de 1890 de la Rep1olica de Colombia. Cons
titucion de 1880, mod6cada la Ultima vez por
la Asamb'ea Nacional, oompuesta de 46 ciuda-
danos, para formar la nueva Constitution del
Estado.
hace una exportacion de million y medic de
quintales.
Ulunhamente Sc ha constituido una cor.-
pafiia para terminar el ferrocarril de Quito
Guayaquil.
Snperfcie: o4.32o5oo hectareas.- Pobla-
cion EI46,333 habitantes -Libertad de cultos
Bandera nacional Tres bandas horizon
tales: amarillo, azul y encarnada; la banda
amarillo doble ancho de las otrsE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15
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Is lie NOyiembre de 1902

. IDJZ
~ Sc encuentra en- esta Ioca1idad, Ell c6-
lebre transtornnsta Mr.. Cashier, el hombre de
las 500 cabezas.
Antnease Ia primera funoi6n para hoy
jueves eli Ia noche.
#*Sx Pronto Sc fabricara en- Ell historico
poblado de Guanlca un ediicio escolav,. cuyo
costo calctliase en- 5000 dollars.
FL Ayuntamieato de este pueblo acord6
aceeptar los 4coo dollar, con que ofreci6 conrri-
BUR para Ia construction de dicho edifcio. el
Departamento de Edu1 acion
X Distinguidas SefIoras y Seflorilas de
esta poulaclou Sc proponen abrir una t6mbola,
cuyo produc;o Sc destinara a la celebration del
novenario de La Purisima Conception.
C0rresbonSaI
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losal .ea;,o ,arA. r.rindicar sus dersctos de
.er is l3i,.0s cue ar in err)rct4ra7 4 'aherin
10 de uutas del aut0I dc q ava jerl, Rns,icara
v-t.s dc Ia l,ro.ts-a. las f.saS u4sl,es bi,1cha-
,,as. husne1lo conc los .epu.erts oife uerc.t,en
las ei1an4cole. Dc IN ~uid0S1 p.eito. aparecen
Dor en,re las co;ri.aS del ,af6l donGa iee;,na-
Do so5,e mu'l,do s5fa de .e-cio3e.o yerde. Sc
reconcantra "a s n1;sr7o al vez r1ra naldecir
su e:ra artfstic!. el a.olondrado Mascaoni
y sigue el Calvario.
Con su adorada .Ir,s 81 eucariI7aJa .N.i-
Ham Ra.cfT todayil vlrqen en- es,e suelo. con
"CavalleIta." v ORA D3fc61 dc creacones ian
tasticas. he-rasas. materia.rzadas en- los es,re
thos llali.cs de Ia pauta. deb.io del brazo. ca.
NINA Gamma. de decepci6n en- dec.pli6n.
. Los aoausoy. ;Bab'
Las ovAciones Ban
;El ralno de flores, La corona de olata
No
No es ESQ q o1e esre,a' a i ma . del
sentiraiento.
III GUERRA oscurecer1o todo. no es mas
que 11no de los tan.os en1irentes. one Ia ambi-
ci6o al dollar trae < es.e p,fs que paqa el ar
te sin Eerayl, 4 sen,ir nor 1rio nor Vani lad
;Pobre Mascagr1i No Sc le he conlpren
dido
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doa' EaF ir
dc e ~ enu-
TIA j. #,e .l.. cnsa
,ita1ae. e3u..4 .a a-rs 1,..isi d.
Re ~ las al7 .l. tan en-
preGila na.e empo ia, hysot crS
uH N..e N.Dc Al >r.~- q tncl2-
terri ~. T. ica .raales,.
D.~Ia lol.tlss5 loe N os
rsasura.O- =. IS con su lcal lCmu,ira
ci0n dausn una paeho de 2miataa
de resUeloa q Esp71a y ii sus insi.ti
clone. ~ & saoia que las espeeies
calumn o-a5 Nettidas pr eos perlodi-
COS. anuaciau4o eN.9al4S desaVeuen-
cias entire IL eN- ReIente y su hij0
otra porltd1 DE- hi>toras encamlnadaS
4 despresCigiar Il real iomila, no al
CANADIAN a fnenor crldit0 entire ei elc-
mento saua ...~.ese & lcarad5 81
pueblo americana.
Como ol ILfHI[ dc Now y Cfk.
ha empIeadid5 uaa 3igaa y mesil.si-
ma canlnala ca favor dc 10 verdad de
los hecheS. s sea. demostrandO Ia in
ver0si~.Idod. de las versones de
aQuelto plpelea para enSauzar rigu-
rosanenle il opinion del pals, q 81.
Oieda, sc 1Epreeo dc Ia eiguiente ma
nera con un reporter del aiudido i'm
DOrtartisim0 per6dicO: "yO eSt0y nuy
satisfech0 De ieor Ell ei Hsluld las pro
testas contra los ataques de eaa que
" - If<y'
Yo lie leido tambien esoe ataques
me han cQusadO hondo disguSto.
No hay ninguna verdad en- ellos. Nd.
Duede affmar en- mi nOmbre que son
absolutamente falsOs. YO estaba an
sioso p0r conocer la fuente de donde
procedian los in(0Imes, como tambien
10 estaba el Ministerlo de Estado de
Espana'
EI Presidente Roosevelt, los Sc
cretarios del Consejo y muchas emil
nentes personaldades, me han de
mOstrado su disgustO por los ataques
referldOS contra TN mOnarca de IN
pals con el cual sc signitlcan hoy tan
estrechas relaciOneS de aniStad + Hos
condenaron tai sistena de injuJias y
no he encontrado un solo americana
eXpresadO de semeiante mOdO.
"Tambien pienso que esas histo-
rias pueden en1anar de los mismos es-
panoleS enenigos de la mODarqu1a,
que las hayan referldo esos beYI6ai-
COS amariNos. Como no podian AGO
jerlas en- las columnas de los periodi-
COS espanoles, directamente, pensaron
que lanzandolas Ell algunos papeles de
New York las reproducirfan ensegui-
da los del Continente europeo.
Y todas las versiOnes deSde Ia de
que don Alfonso XIII habia arrojado
su Madre de Palacio, hasta el afren-
toso cuento del secreto matrilnonio de
la ex-Regente, ha sido una burda in
ventiva que solo han acojido la prensa
desacreditada y los cerebros hueros.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15
D@SesEseraci6n

La nuestra es grande. No podemos tr'-
bajar tranquilos naestra. o6ciila, situada
frente la plaza principal.
Un ejercito de areopagitas, limpa botas,,
buscones brujas de menor cuantia Sc sitda
freDte nuestra redaccion y con sus gritpss ehi.,
llidos imprecaciones nos aturde exaspera.
Asi no sc practica la libertad. ,....l! :,
Suplicamos la pocfa due Ponga An 4.
nueStrO tormento. -. - ..-.,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15

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~ q lse.enc c.-3 dc Nc lieo los Esados
4. s. -.- i tae. .sao.s que loalaloa parles
ca .s.-..s.-a-. a-9.-l..4 "a en = aIl, Iug s v
francs,
FL IN heaq .a.c otr,cdo nor el AIiais.ro de
Ne@ -los LE;~a. leros GO Fran cia, Mr. Delcasse
Al ~ Carlos te Po-,c,sl u senora de- Enha.
g. .-.i-..c ..3 e. tai Is, Mr. Pp;cg,4uG lavi-
L"aa 2>Ipar "a Cclecha dI AIlnis,ro franeG
Mcne l'e.sss 81 ae1,ada Z dtrocha d5l
Roy d lo..u.
Fl pueblo de- P,ru e<ta muy descon.ento
con a do=is'aci6l dc los niembros que .onsti-
-uye4 q raevo sab;ne,e y que es como sigue: .
I.Isdentr oul Cabinets AIistro dc Ne
3oeI IS eN e.l1.cs. EdsCnio Laira6u-re Miaistro
Gel Interior DQe,or Rafael NiIlanueva; Ministro
dc Justlca Il lu.oo Orhue'a; Ministro de Ia
Guerra. &c cral Manuel a. Nillavicencio: Nj
nlstIo de Hacienda, Pablo Barra Miais.ro de
O5rAs u0lcas, d. David Matto.
En- Manila, un p5Ecia del pals ma.6 de un
tfo de pisgola IN b2deguero americana que
tenia estabtcido IL "aar, On una rcye.ta que
co1 el so2tuvo, y e Gobernador de Ia provincial
ha rocurrldo al general ]. Frankyn Eel piden.
dole auN-lios i1or que Ia mayo1fa de los emplea-
dos aIner.c@n0s ali residences Sc han proruesto
tonlar venganza de, hecho
Fl gooerna.lor Ell provision de alteration
del 0Tdea pttolico he hecho Ia slipica 4 Ia auto
ri.ad mIti,ar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15
Efennerides

Ell lunes proximo Sc cumplen 90
aflos de haber ocurrido en- esta isla un
ruinoso temblor de terra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-11-15

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"a ley electoral Ia reSlamen'acl0n de huelgaS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
Orphans Court Matters.

In the Orphans court, yesterday,
Judge A. a. Nosbug heard audits in
the estate of Lawrence p. McNally, and
the estate of Thomas Young, deceased.
In the McNally estate the distribution
depends upon the construction of the
will, the wording of which is doubtful
different constructions being placed
upon it by parties in interest. Charles
III. Welles appeared for the account
ant. and Il. p. Hoban for one of the
claimants.
In the estate of Thomas Young, de.
ceased. exceptions were filed to the first
and partial account of Angeline G.
Young. the Administrative. The main
contention made by the eXceptant Is
that her charge of $4i4 as commissions
Is eNorbitant. and that in view of the
work involved in the estate a charge of
three per cent, instead of five per cent,
would be sufficient. On the other hand,
it is contended that five per cent. is a
proper charge and the accountant
should be allowed for it in this case
Considerable testimony was taken, and
Judge Eosburg reserved his decision
H. &. Reynolds appeared for the ex-
ceptant, and w. w. Lathrop for the
estate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
WERE ALL OF ONE COLOR.

In Il Broad street hotel in Philadelphia
Senator Quay and some friends We're in
the habit Of sitting in" at regular
weekly game of poker, at one of which
Senator pcnOse, of PENNSYLVANIA, was a
mere lookel-on. After watching the
game for an hour OF Two the junior sena-
tor lnnoCentlE remarked.
"Fellows, | think | could play that
game II you'd make me out a schedule of
points They did SO, and penrose, with
the rules careiully written out in front
of him, took a hand, As the time for
the jackpot approached one OF the play
crs said
I'm open for Il dollar
Penrose scanned his hand, then looked
carefully over the rules and finally asked;
What Hil OF one color
"A hush" ne was told.
"l'll play" he observed.
The man who opened perfunctorily bet
a chip and, when the senator raised. drew
out,
ms all yours, Penrose," the latter was
told, and then, AS he drew the pile to-
ward him, somebody added Lets see
what you got anyway"
They looked, found two diamonds and
three hearts ana sarCastically inquired:
Didn't YOU say you had a ilush!'
No; you said It, replied Penrose, add
ing ENORMOUSLY: II don't know much
about the game, You know, but | think
/ like IL Chicago Chronicle.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

The following sixty petit Jurors wer
drawn yesterday for the special week
term OF quarter sessions court, whicl
opens December l5
Morgan Thomas. foreman. Carbondale.
Theodore a. Connell. clerk, Scranton.
| I. y. Megarge broker, Scranton.
Thomas Drake. farmer Old Forge.
| a. T. Flannery. foreman, Scranton.
| Frank Becker, collector. Scranton.
Charles Bronson, miller Moosic.
j. ID. Stocker, merchant, Jermyn.
Chas. II. Lindsay, bookkeepcr. Scranton
w. NJ. Wedcman, farmer, Moscow.
VIM. f. Halstead ex-general manager
Scranton.
VIM. +. Malloy engineer, Carbondale.
A. q. Thomason manager Scranton.
Jacob Bedell. farmer. Ransom.
5. ID. Davies. merchant Jelmyn.
Timothy Burke, contractor, Dunmore.
Frank =. Eloss timeteeper, Scranton.
VIM. Il. Colvile. treasurer Cnrbondale.
James Il. Neale, superintendent, Scranton
Edward Clarkson. gent, Calbondae.
Hayden Evans. director. Scranton.
Stewart Biesecker, bookkeepcr, Scranton
Thomas r. Brooks. bookkeeper Scranton
NJ Ill. llolgate. real estate Scranton.
John White, clerk. Scranton.
S. A. Dilts. foreman, Carbondale.
Patrick j. Casey. brewer. Carbondale.
Nj. L. Smith, general agent. Scranton.
james Cayaill, miner Dickson City.
Peter T.. Finkler, farmer Glenburn.
G. q. Wardell farmer. Dnlerille.
John Donovan, clerk. Scranton
Frank Beavers. druggist, Scranton
Peter Davidson farmer. Scranton.
Henry c. Wallace. merchant. Scranton
Edward Hall. painter, Carbondale.
VIM. Goodman. miner, Jermyn.
Daniel y. Tewksbury. clerk. Scranton.
Benjamin Lewis. miner. Fell township.
Amos Washer. eN-foreman, Dunnore.
George Reynolds, carpenter. Benton.
James Butler, hotel Moosir.
Robert b. Penman. clerk. Scranton.
Thos Cosgrove. superintendent. Sihley
George dub. Dimmick, clerk, Scranton.
Alfred Hunt. bank clerk, Scranton.
ID. E. Taylor, gent, Scranton.
John Y. Porter. merchant, Scranton.
Archibald Courtright. gent, Clark's Green
VIM. Reid. farmer, Ransom.
Philip Schaeffer, car repairer. Scranton.
Walter Frlck. engineer. Carbondale
Andrew Cummings. engineer. Taylor.
Il. Il. McClintock. florist, Dunmore.
John w. White. supt, Carbonate.
A. G. Fuller, secretary, Scranton
Thos. NJ. Lindsay. gent. Carbondale.
G. Il. Tobey, chief clerk, Scranton.
John Owens, agent, Dalton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
Military rlarriages.

Y HIS annual report General Corbin
says that the pay of the younger
n officers of the army is too small
and the cost of living, especially
In the Philippines, is too high for the
younger officers of the army 10 marry
upon and anticipate life devoid OF
commonplace domestic anxiety. He
therefore advises young officers to be
more cautious in taking upon them
selves the responsibility of married life.
The advice, so far AS it is based upon
material considerations, is sound The
pay of a lieutenant or Il captain in the
regular army Is no more than sufficient
To provide himself With those uccessor-
les which his military station and social
responsibility demand To make life toll
cradle. II he marrles and has no prl-
vate means he is compelled To share
with his Wife and children a small m-
come ana make 1t go longer way than
he would be expected to do in civil life.
Promotion is SLOW and erratic. Possibly
the cares of his family grow upon him
In an indirect ratio To his prospects.
AT any rate his graduation from a
lower 10 higher rank can, in time of
peace, be gauged with mathematical
eHactness, while his responsibility In
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
Common Pleas Court.

The greater part OF yesterday was
taken up in listening to the defense in
the case of Peter Bennett against John
w. Williams. 1T was alleged by Will
Jams and his witnesses that Bennett
was driving along the road recklessly
at the time of the accident and that he
was guilty of the negligence that
caused the accident. The case went to
the jury at o'clock.
4 verdict was returned yesterday in
the case of the Cerealine Manufacture
ing company against the Anthracite
Beer company The verdict was for the
defendant. and the jury also found that
the plaintiff is indebted to the Defend
ant in the sum of S3267S.
In the case of w. j. Harris against
Daniel Il. Blanchard. Charles ii. Hor-
ton was yesterday appointed auditor to
disburse the fund in court arising from
the sale of real estate by virtue OF a
writ.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
his relation Of husband ana father is

HdiTbssinBiy uncertain,
But there are other and loftier rea-
sons than these which more than out
weigh the prudential considerations
which dictate them. one OF the most
marked characteristics of the present
time is the large amount of public at
tentlon given to the marriage question,
Some philosophers advocate early mar
ringe as not merely q safeguard against
youthful waywar,lness, but the noblest
inspiration to success. Other not less
doginatically assert that early mar
riages are improvident or imprudeht,
as the case may he. The Philadelphia
Ledger insists that General Corbin's ad-
vice Is bad" Bad it is not. nor can Il
In any sense be regarded IN that light.
If it errs at all 1t is as too sweeping
authoritative source. Our young off,
GERS are not vowed to life of celibacy.
IT they marry young and upon such
prospects AS the army presents. after
all, their happiness will mainly depend
upon the choice they make. There are
no extremes of wealth or rank among
the officers of our army as there are
among those of Europe. The pay OF
our subaltern officers might be reason-
ably higher without bringing the nation
to the verge of bankruptcy. Possibly
General Corbin's purpose was less to
discourage marriage than to enlist pub
lie sympathy for Il raise in pay.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

| NN to scranton. NOV. "a, lo
| y lecture in the Bicycle
club house he should be
greeted by an audience which Will en-
body ScrantOn's prOverbial hospitality.
Few men living and not "A great many
| dead have done more real sound. prac-
| tical good for their fellow men than
Jacob A. Riis. and we ought to show
| him that we know it and honor him for
| It. Then. too. Mr.. iliis is entitled to Il
| different impression of Scranton than
| he received in -. as he describes very
graphically in his admirable book. "The
| Making of an American" He, with a
friend had been in E.lmira on Il lectur-
ing tour and, encountering hard luck,
had had to make his way back to New
York by easy stages. one of these
stages landed him in Scranton. and as
he was walking up Lackawanna ave-
nue.. inspecting the town, Il mob came
one way, Il company of militia another,
there was shooting in the street and
MI Riis frankly says that he larried
not to learn the details.
That was Il quarter of IL century ago
not Il long time. as history is meas
ured, yet in it many wonderful things
have come to pass, and none more sig
niicant in its way than that as Mr..
l,iis now comes to Scranton he will en-
counter. not armed troops and mob Vio-
lence but Il commission of arbitration,
appointed by his friend Theodore
Roosevelt president of the United
States. engaged in peacefully inquiring
into the details and merits Of a great
labor disturbance, under agreement
from both disputants to accept as bind
ing the decision which it shall render.
TO what extent in the intervening
years this warm-hearted but clear
headed Dane, now made over into one
of our best Americans. has contributed
to the advance in civilization which
this contrast illustrates is not to be
said with certainty, but any fair esti-
mat. of his worth and work must GER
tainly accord to Jacob \. Riis large
credit toward this end.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
JURORS FOR
SPECIAL TERN
SIXTY OF THEM WERE DRAWN
YESTERDAY.

They will Serve in Quarter Sessions
Court for the Week Beginning Dec.
15--Matters That Came UP for a
Hearing in Orphans Courtroom
mon Pleas Court Is Practically at
an End for the Week--Marriag
Licenses That Were Granted Yes
terday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

The alertness with which Americans
in the Philippines watch every phase
of home opinion concerning the colonial
problem is illustrated in the copying by
the Manila Times of Walter j. Bal
lard's article in Il recent number of
The Tribune entitled. "A Lesson from
Porto Rico" The Manila Times, by the
way. has become II daily object lesson
of expansion, containing now eight
well-hlled pages that show both good
editing and prosperity.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

Attorney General F!llins decision to
administration but to resume a personal
acquaintance with his family does
credit to his political Judgment az well
as to his domestic instincts. Let others
do the worrying for Il while
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

1t now only remains for some write
100000 repertoire gem for MolineuN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

The report from Havana that the
Cuban officials mediate denouncing the
Platt amendment ana throwing them
selves on the mercy of Europe TO avoid
the consequences is certainly triumph
of yellow journalism.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

BENJAMIN Kidd, the author of Social
Evolution" comes forward with the
statement that he believes South Africa
To be a richer country than the United
States 1t is possible that Benjamin
may he "kiddim'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

The right time to marry, General
rorbin, whether in the army or out, is
when "A fellow gets the consent of the
right woman.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
FOOT BALL.

st, Patricks Altar boys would like t.
challenge amy team under 80 pounds to a
game of foot ball.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

The array of counsel at the strike
hearings is brilliant. but the main
thing will he to get at the truth That
is not always facilitated by an abund-
anCe o. brilliant lawyers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
Yesterdays Marriage Licenses.

Henry Bushen .....................S Scranton
Sarah Humphrey ......,....,.....S Scranton
William +. Wethe,ill .Peckville
Maud Nj. Willard Peckville
Andrew Holland ...,..............S Scranton
Lena SycZnk ..................,.,.,,Sc Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

Governor Odell is kind hearted. lie
is willing to let Tom Platt reach his
political end peacefully.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

In the recordership campaign there
isn't mu"h danger Of the Office seekIne.
the man.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
An Instructive Contrast.

XX 7"ES Jacob A. Riis comes 60
~ to Scranton. Nov. "a, to
lecture in the Bicycle
rlub house he should be
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14
A Test of Government.

Y = HIl.f. it may seem tr,e to
\N say what every intelli-
gent person. understands,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-14

For cards Of thanks resolutions OF condoance, and
similar contributions In the nature of advertising
The Tribune makes q charge of cents a line.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-03-04
P. H. BROOKS DIVISION, NO. I,
UNIFORM RANK, K. OF p.

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rank are requested to assemble at
Harmony Hall King street, this (Tues
day) evening. March 4 at $50 O'Clock
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Per Order.
j. II. McKEAGUE,,
First Lieutenant.