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large orders are being filled for the snake
shows, which start out in the spring.
Only His Coils and Teeth.

On1Y tbs SO1iS ufio fSSh"
ITS only snakes coils and teeth that
you've got to fear" said an animal I'M
porter.
Ills teeth would give you blood poison
ing and his coils might make pulp OF you.
While a snake can crush, it can't push,
and therefore, 1t doesn't take very
strong box to hold the biggest OF them:
LAS soon as they arrive from Calcutta
we have to start to work feeding them.
They're like convalescents. They're just
bit squeamish, and we have to Feed
them dainties.
I'VE begin by giving them some nice
small chickens, small rabbits, and white
mice every third day. BY and by, We'll let
them eat small goats and small pigs, and
feed them every day.
"The trouble with a lot of them is that
they lose their appetite after one OF these
long fasts, and then we have to give them
an egg cocktail. We put hose down
their throas and pour in a few dozen
raw eggs That'll make any snake feel
as If he had just eaten a Thanksgiving
day dinner.
Like a lot of travellers, most of them
like a good bath after they arrive. We
put them In a big tub. and they get real
mad when they have to get out.
1--WE sell them by ages and sizes A
good snake that is over 100 years old
| brings good price Pythons are inde-
mand and so are boa constructors. Big
| ones bring 5000.
/ There is one class of animals for which
| the animal importer has to make different
provision. because they can't be treated
| like so much merchandise and boxed and
carried around so easily. They are the
| hay-eating animals.
| Elephants and camels compose the
| larger part of thic class. They have to be
kept on a farm while waiting to be sold.
/ One such farm consists of three acres In
| closed by a high board fence Inside the
| farm are barns for the elephants and
| camels and large cages for leopards and
| tigers that may remain unsold.
| The elephants and camels are taken to
| the farm from the ships that land them.
but few of the other animals ever go
| there, because they do not have to wait
| long for purchasers. Only young ele-
| plants are imported by animal dealers.
Elephant prices are going up fast"
| said the animal man. "A few years ago
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Come in Packing Boxes.
Dangerl Wild Beasts.
This Side Up.

One end of each box Is boarded up
loosely and behind the boards are bars so
that the animal inside can get air and
food and drink. Each box holds an ami
NAL and it has just room enough to turn
around.
The biggest lion landed the other day
in Hoboken had Travelled all the way
from Calcutta in a box about six feet
long, four feet wide and four feet high.
The sides of the box were good. strong
boards; that was all. But there wasn't
the slightest chance of Mr.. Lions getting
out and causing any trouble.
In shipping wild beasts the animal deal
ers go on the principle that the less room
you give king of the jungle the less dan
gerous he becomes as freight. Deprive
tiger or a lion of his chance to get a
good spring, say the animal men, and
he becomes as harmless as a cat What
is more, the animal men say, 1t doesn /
hurt lion a particle to spend three
months In such box
On the pier 1t is hard to distinguish the
animals from other freight Trucks drive
up and the trucltmen put the boxed-up
tigers and lions on them like so many
barrels Of imported beer. In this way they
are carted through Hoboken without dis
turbing the equanimity of its citizens.
Some taken to the railroad termi-
mails to be put on freight cars. Others
are taken over to New York on ferry
boats, whose passengers never dream OF
their proximity to a lot of man-killers.
Snakes Much Like Bananas.
There aren't many ships that bring
over so many snakes the one with 500
In its hold Snakes don't give any more
trouble in shipping than so many bananas.
They don't have to be fed and they don t
need attention from the time they leave
Calcutta until they land in New York.
Pythons have gone year without food
and a fast of three months is nothing to
them.
All the pythons come from India, and
they are about the only snakes imported
now for show purposes. which is the only
thing that a snake seems to be wanted
for commercially. When the snake whole
saler in Calcutta gets ready to ship an
order around the globe, he gets together
some boxes about the size of those seer
outside the wholesale houses.
Each python is put into a large cloth
bag and tied up in II Just to make 1t q
little less troublesome. The bag is put
into the box. a hole is cut in the top OF
the box. and piece of cloth is nailed
over it, Nobody pays any more attention
to Mr. Python until he gets TO his desti
nation. The snake man there feels
around in,the bag for his head and hauls
him out That is the way little and bis
snakes are brought into this country.
Just now the snake department of ar
animal store is a busy place. because
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Eccentricities of Great Artists.

w. II. Cotton in Leslies Weekly.
The men of genius whose works are
among the worlds most precious posses
sions have ever been the most eccentric
or the most normal of mankind. All
readers of 'sRomola' will remember Piero
di Cosimo, that mistanthropic painter who
lived, completely isolated from his fellows,
in his queer, squalid studio, with its gar
den of weeds and flowers growing rankly
as they willed because he preferred them
so; his only companions toads, rabbits,
spiders and even more loathsome erea-
lures; his diet consisting wholly of eggs,
hard boiled by the dozen and eaten when
when required, in no matter what condi-
ton. Goya, the Spanish Rembrandt, was
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the widest and the most irascible of men,
When he was painting the portrait of the
Duke of Wellington he kept the hero of
Waterloo In rigid attitude for hours
at the least movement threatening him
with dagger, and when the duke COM
planned OF WEAKNESS the painter seized
a plaster cast and hurled it at his head.
Michael Angeles method of working was
one of his greatest eccentrfcities. Often
he would get up in the middle of the
night to hack and hew his marble by the
light of a single candle fastened to the
visor of his cap, and then, worn by his
great labors, he would throw himself
down to sleep again without removing
his clothing or his sshoes-sometime keep
ing the latter on so long that when they
We're removed the flesh came off with
the stockings. 1t is generally credited
that at one time a year passed during
which he never once removed his shoes.
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1920 was big price to pay for one. Now
$500 Is what a good one brings.
THEY are retreating before the march
of civilization and are getting scarcer
. every year. just as the buffalo has. The
demand for them is increasing. We have
orders for three times as many elephants
as we can get.
Calcutta is the market for them. The
English government controls the elephant
trade and has It's pick of all the elephants
captured Fifty years from now an ele-
plant will be rare beast, mark my
/
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and that barriers may be placed along
the division lines which will excluded the
owners of all other portions of the lake
bed from the use for boating purposes
OF the water within them.
Persons in possession of tide land I'M
der contract with the state for its pur-
chase, although they have not fully COM
piled with the terms of their contract
SO as to obtain a legal title to the prem
ises, are held, in State ex rel Trimble
VS.. King Count superior court (Wash)
66 L. r. A. S97. to have an interest which
is subject to b. taken from them under
a statute giving the right to acquire
LANDS, real estate. or premises by right
of eminent domain for railroad purposes.
The acquisition of tide lands by right of
eminent domain is considered in a note
to this case
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ANIMALS SHIPPED
LIKE MERCHANDISE
Man Killing Beasts Shut Up in
Packing Boxes
SNAKES CAUSE NO TROUBLE
Need no Attention on an Ocean voy-
age, But Have to Be Bathed and
Fed on Landing in United
States.
SNAKES CAUSE NO TROUBLE
From the New York Herald.

From the New York Herald.
The business of importing wild animals.
birds and reptiles for shows and zoolog-
ical parks is constantly growing in this
country. Most of the animals are i'm
ported through New York and come from
Calcutta, which is the great market for
all inhabitants of the Jungle In transit
they are handled much like cases of
dry goods.
About once a month an ocean liner
comes into port which the marine report
ers describe floating menagerie on
account of her cargo. Generally the Ger
man ships bring these cargoes, and Hobo
ken is the landing place for most of the
wild beasts.
Recently two ships arrived there with
wild animals and reptiles One ship
brought six elephants, eighteen lions,
twelve leopards several hundreds mon
keys and birds, and more than 500 py-
thons Eighteen of the pythons were full
grown. One of them the longest ever
imported, measuring &c feet. according 10
the animal men.
From this list of strange passengers one
might suppose that there was room for
little else on the snip that Drought them.
As a matter of fact. animals take up
very little room; hardly more than so
many cases of dry goods would They
don't travel in the heavily barred cages
in which they are in the shows nor
do any of them, except the elephants
and the camels, travel In stalls on ship
board.
Come in Packing Boxes.
What you will see if you visit Hoboken
pier where al animal ship Is unloading is
a lot OF big packing boxes swung off the
ship and onto the pier. Sometimes there
emanates from their interior a muffled
roar. The boxes are deposited on the
pier rather carefully. Painted on the top
will be something like this:
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GRAND LODGE, |. o. o. F.,
And Retail Grocers' Association, An
niston, Ala.

On account of the above occasion the
Southern railway will sell tickets to
Admission at the rate of one and third
fare for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold May Z and 8, good returning until
May IA, 1905.
For full information apply at Southern
railway passenger office, Morris hotel
building, or telephone 617 both phones.
5-6-3t
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NOTES FOR LAWYERS

The mention of certain injuries known
to have resulted from an accident in
release by an injured person of the right
of action against the one responsible for
the accident Is held, in Quebec VS.. Gulf
c. & S. f. r. Co. Cfex) 66 L. R. A. 734,
not to preclude general language used in
the release from having the effect of re-
leasing liability for all injuries, even those
not known at the time or specified in the
release.
A release exacted by a railroad COM
pany as a condition of permitting an
injured employee to return to work, with
out any undertaking on its part to con-
tinue the employment any longer than
may be satisfactory to 1t, is held. in Mis-
souri,, k & 7. r. Co VS.. Smith (Tex.)
&c L. r. A. 741. to be without considera-
tion, and not binding on the employee
If the motorman in charge of an cleo
trio car going at high rate of speed sees
a runaway team approaching a crossing
under such circumstances as must sug-
gest to any mind that a collision Is prob
able and makes no effort to control or
stop his ear, 1t Is held in Wilson VS.. Chip
pewa Valley Electric r. Co. (Wis) IS
l.. r. A. 9l2 tina he is guilty of that wan
ton and reckless disregard of human life
which amounts in law to Intentional
wrong.
etraot ,ar oo,,,popx, ;c bald In Di1pha.
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If, in granting land bordering on a small
lake capable o. private ownership the
lines are run through the lake, it is held,
in Smoulter VS.. Boyd Pa) Sc L. r. A.
500, that no riparian right to the use of
the whole lake is acquired by any grantee
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min VS.. Boston Elev. r. Co. (Mass) Sc L.
r.. a. $50. not to owe to a person upon a
street, where its car has stopped to re-
ceive him as a passenger, the same high
degree of care with respect to defects
In the car while he Is approaching to
enter 1t that it owes to passengers ac-
tually on board.
An instruction to jury that evidence
of contradictory statements made by a
witness out of court Is entitled to little
weight is held, in Bradley VS.. Gorham
Comm 66 L. r. A. 934, to be erroneous.
The right of the legislature to impose
upon a man the duty of listing in his
own name for taxation the property of
his wife, which is not settled on her
for her separate use is sustained in Union
School Dist. vs.. Bishop Comm &c L. R. A.
$3.50.
A railroad company which sinks a
large deep well on its own property to
secure water for the use of its shops and
engines is held in Houston & 7. c. r.
Co. VS.. East CTox) Sc L. r. A. 1885, not to
be liable for injury thereby caused to
the owners of neighboring land, although
1t pumps therefrom such large quanti-
ties of water that the subterranean wa
ter is drawn from the surrounding lands
and the wells thereon are deprived of
their water supply.
If, in granting land bordering on a small
lake capable o. private ownership the
lines are run through the lake, 1t is held,
In Smoulter vs. Boyd pa) IS l., r. A
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A street car company is held, in Duche-
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Best on earth or anywhere else. Ths
Gawk Engraving Co. PEOPLES phone 27a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08
0da bula a Puerto Rico
PareCe que Sc nos quigre Obsequiar con
rnendrug0 que nadie reCOjera.
OTRA GROSERA lNCONGRUENCA cIgDADANIA AMERICANA
CONSE0 EIEGUIIlO
lNCONGRUENCIA CIUDADANIA
Y CONSEIO EXECUTING.

sguene 81 extO de cable recbdo hoy 81 honorable
bog ncareamente po Ia adopc6n de una ley que expeta-
ment conra IA udadana americana OOs los cldadanOs de Puer
to Rico No eXte mi UciO agna para dar de haeerO
la bahia de San Juan deb dragada meada Los gastOs de la
F federal de Puerto Rico deben uagadOs pOr ell eOrO federal
no pOr ell tesOrO de Puerto Rico
eIeccOne deben lugar cada la legisIa
tuTa debe reunTse en- session cada dos amos.
La Presnt9 OFma de gObnO IreVe nombramieno
Psidene los mmbrOs del COnsO ecu asa alta Ia
gsara la resuado satsactOra Hprado 0nanza los pro-
bar dicha orma ninguno De asPectos materiaes
Los Pobemas necesidades de Ia sa ndusraes
Ah es la bura 81 menOs ayisadO rente esas neas esabe
cera repua nunca tan decOsa tan gna ante semene gFat
ia Oelsa.
E Presdente reeomienda mensae Congres ncarcda
mente que cOnfeTa la ciudadana americana
entire Ora pOca cUandO la alta la gn
dad pueblo las elecOns deben ugar eada cuaO
agga que 1a presene forma gObnO que prOY6e
amePto oF d Presdente de los membros del CRsso Executive
Do CONFIANzA Los PROPIETAROS CAPITAL1STASo
@ @1ass eS@efe 9s Mas BIN 5 P g "a ' son
En- primer lugar la cudadania americana tai Orma cOnda
sa sea grOSra mcOngFuenCa cafc6 uSa
mente 81 senador mn Foraker que mengua para 60
biemO americana.
Puerto Rico puede acepar La reehaza Tanto
mas prpiO presdnte adOna pndea exala prOOnga
fecta al Conseo eutvoa presente oma Dc gobfernO
bra de ayergonzarse sin saber en- dOnde meter Ia cara
Deu6s sOhre Ia vounad de este pueblo eahO
las prBeas las neeedades Dc Ia sa eaiifcades en- CRU
pO epicdeO de necesdade 'industraes cOmeTciaIes.
Els dc turcOanOs America los puertOrrque6O baaa de
America los hOs de ueO ucnd easquete dcHlO de mi
de n puno de la TERRA en- Que America psotea su radicidn oscar
nece los principles de La demOcaa guaaOS de los hOmbes ante ell
encma palenque derechO Mercuro Mas
6en Politics. afma resdene los pFbemas necesdad
de La iSla, son ''ndusraeS' y "COmerciales
De sare que 81 COngrO atendee ndcaciOnes tales Puerto
Rico efOcedra mas ley Foraker modifea sn
nuba Obema POlc de la a hombres bes esta PO
9nma deIas combnacOnes de los neses ndusraes cOmerae
de los ''rlStS.'
pas pues debe prepararse toda energia repeer
JuslaS sin t6rmnO empua pretended ana empr
SenOS d la desesperaci6n.
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AYUNT I TAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN.
SES lon ORDINARIA DEL JUEVES.
Sc lego Y aprob6 el aeta de Ia session an.

Sc lego y aprob6 el acta de la session an
terror.
Queda sobre la mesa por no haber MI
nero sufciente de Concejales requeridos
por ia Ley, para tomar acuerdo, la solici-
tud del doctor J. E. Saldana, sobre COM
pra de terren0s en- ell ensanche del Cenen-
terio y ventas sucesivas de terrenos nj
chOs en- aquel lugar.
Don Franc fsco Oller propone Ia funda-
ci6n de una galerfa de retratos de los AL
caldes de San Juan que Sc han sucedido
desde 81 el:cambio de nacionalidad ofreciendo
hacer cada retrato raz6n de eincuenta
dollars con marcos dorados de escogidas
maderas, y Sc acuerda designar en- comi-
sion los sefores Rodriguez Sierra, Dau-
bon y al sefior Presidente para que sulgie-
ran al Consejo ell nGmero nombres de
aquellas personals que eonsideren deba OBJ
tenerse su retrato Y formar con ellos la
galerfa que Sc indica.
Ell Alcalde de la ciudad participa
haber quedado terminado el Hospital es-
pecial de Mujeres en- ell edifcio que posee
Ell municipio, calle de San Sebastian MI
nero 26, dando cuenta ademds de que las
obras por administrator han importado Ia
suma de tres mil ochocientos ochenta y
tres dollars We inte y un centavos, Y las
verifcadas por contrato, que Sc hallan
pendientes de pago, la de tres mil ocho-
cientos cuarenta cuatro dollars doce CEN
tavos; hacienda todas un total de siete
mil setecientos Yeinte siete dollars trein-
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DEsPUEs DE PROBAR todos los engsno
sos remedies que Sc anunCisn es cuando n as
SO sgradece Ia eicacia RADICAL del Diges-
two Mojarriets, cuya superioridad esta uni
versalmente confirmsda.
Curaciones desesperadas en- personas bien
conocidas que 10 tomaFon durante tres me-
Sos son las que 10 han hecho gloriJso, pero
un solo estuche produce mejnr efecto que
una dooena de feascas de cualquieF otro re
medic; parque ademas de ser al dnioo varda-
dero urativo radical del estomago del ms
testino, sin ergahosa aoci6n caimants, as Di-
geStivo PurihcadoP de los alimentos.
Sc debe exigiP que ceds hostia tenga grs-
badu 81 nonbre Digestive M iaFrista.
Dep6S to general de l.>s FaFmacias de Blan-
CO Go, R mon Almazan Fidel Guillerme-
ty, en- Ss1 Juan de Puerto Rico; de vsnta
las pr1noipales Droguedas de Europa y
Amsrica.
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NUEVO pOCTOR.
ANTONIO GRA co.

Nos ha dispensado atenta vista 81 ioven
don Angel Cort&s, hijo del antique profe-
sor don Francisco Cortes y hermano del
genial pianista de Arecibo, Paco, hoy en-
Paris.
Ell joven Angel ha obtenido su tftulo de
doctor en- ciruifa dental, habiendo tenido
alberto su laboratorio en- la capital del
distrito de Colombia.
Aver revalid6 su tftulo con obieto de
ejercer en- esta isla.
Ell lunes pr6ximo saldra por el oeste
son objeto de visitar algunas poblaciones.
Deseamos el mejor exito en- su profession
al joven doctor. III
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ia y tres centavos; y que las cantidades
pendientes deIpago daran lugar una trans
ferencia 81 resultan sobrantes para clio en-
otras partidas su inclusion en- ell pr6xi-
mo presupuesto, y por tiltimo hace cons
tar la distribution que Sc ha dado al edif-
clio invita- para ell acto Official de recibir
el establecimiento que tendra lugar mafia-
ma las dos de Ia tarde para la asistencia
del Concejo 8 de una Comisi6n que le re-
presente.
Fu6 acuerdo designar en- Comisi6n q
los sefiores Presidente, Vi1as y Amador
para que concurran la reception dicha
en- representation del Concejo, quedando
invitados los demas seiiores Concejales por
81 desean concurrir al acto.
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.INDICE De NOTICIAS.

La nueVa Inca de yapores de los seilo-
res William =. Peck y ca, de New York,
resultara benefciosa para nuestra isla.
Rebaja en- los tipos de fetes, un servi-
clio esmerado y regular.
SegGn Sc dice la New York and Por-
to Rico s. S. Company ha anunciado una
rebaja en- los tipos de aetes que venfa CO.
brando los importadores de Puerto Rico
en- el trafco dc New York 4 nuestra isIa.
El hermoso vapor sJulia Luchem-
backe, es el primero en- salir de New
York Ell dia Ia del corriente para San
Juan, Ponce j Mayagdez y Sc asegura que
un gran caTgamento de mercancfas traera
para dichos puertos.
Seran consignatarios en- esta plaza de
los vapores de la nueva Inca los seiiores
sucesores de II VilIamil = Co, en- Ponce,
los sefiores Vidal y Ca, en- Mayagtiez, los
senores a. Bravo y Ca, en- Aguadilla,
Sanders Phelippi u Ca, en- Arroyo, a.
Hartmanst y Ca; en- Arecibo Ledesma y
Ca; en- Humacao, Antonio Roig.
TN gran cargamento de azdcar esta
ya listo en- distintos puertos de Ia isla para
ser tornado por ell "Julia Luehembacke
con destino New York tan pronto haya
terminado sus operaciones de descarga.
La nueYa Inca empezard sus nego-
clos bajo los mejores auspicios y con ell be-
neplacito de todos los que rinden culto al
progreso bienestar de nuestra isla.
Se calcula en- una gran cantidad de
dinero 10 que Puerto Rico ganara con Ell
establecimiento de la nueva Inca de vapo-
res por concepto de economic en- los fetes.
Merecen placemes del pals todas
aquellas personas que Sc han interesado en-
el establecimiento del trafco de una nueva
empresa MARTINA que ha llegado a reali-
zarse.
Los agentes todos de la isla han acep-
tado sus cargos.
Ell superintendent general de La anne
ritada companfa, sera el senior Conrado l.
Danielsen.
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PROFUGO CAPTURADO.

Ell preso Vicente Diaz (a) 7ayote pro
fugo de los trabajos de la carretera de
Martin Pefia, ha sido capturadO entire
Toa-alta y Corozal por los guardias dc
Females Manuel Calderon y JesGs Coma
lez en- traje de paisanos, ayudados por Ell
capataz de Obras PGblicas, Julio Maymf,
aver la 1 del dfa. Cumple 10 amos de
presidio por violaci6n.
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Ell general Luque ha enviado los pa
drinos Weyler y de seguro que la dipIo-
macia evitara el derramamiento de sa 1gre;
pero 10 que no puede evitar La iplo omacia
de toda europa es la rapidez con que Sc
esta popularizando ell Ron Llave de que
son agentes en- San Juan M. r. CaldeT(n
Y Co., Tetuan IL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-12-08

Ultima hora; Sc acaba de recibir un
a6reograma anunciando que el Ponce trae
ordeu de tomor en- San Juan 100 quintales
de turr6n fabricado en- el pals de SECURE
serd preferido el de Angelet hermanos que
es tan bueno como el de Antonio Esteva,
de Mallorca. San Jose II tiene SUI esta-
blecimiento.
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Con motive de las pr6ximas festas de
Paseuas y Afio Nuevo, empiezan q uegar
forasteros que Sc hospedan en- ell magnffco
Hotel Helvetia de Pedro Schira, Cruz 81.
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@:-Esta maf1ana estlvo muy coneurrido
ell consulado cubano con motive de las
versiones que aver corrieron de supuesta
aggression al Presidente de la RepGblica
cubana, senior Estrada Palma.
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NOTICIA ERRONEA.

Persona bien informada nos asegura que
no es cierto, como equivocadamente dice
un diario local, que entire los miembros de
la Junta eXaminadora dc Abogados Sc
suscitara incidente alguno: que nueve as
pirantes que Sc han examinado han sido
aprobados y NADIA mas.
No ha habido q menor disgusto EN- las
sesiones hasta aver celebradas, nj podfa
haberlo dada la seriedad de los sefores
Cuevillas, Bosh, Cuchf y Mendez Vaz que
cOmpOnen Ia referida iunta.