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The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
UNCLE SAM TO STAND PAT.
Suit To Dissolve Railroad Merger
Not To He withdrawn

II may he stated upon authority that
the government has no intention Of with
drawing the suit filed under the terms
Of the Sherman antitrust act to dissolve
the merger Of the Union Pacific, and the
Southern Pacific as a combination in re-
stTaint Of trade.
The Attorney General now has the
matter under consideration, but it is
known that unless he changes his mind
On the subject he viii direct Special
Counselors Kellogg and Severance to pro-
ceed with the case in the courts.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Arranges to Give Bail.

It was announced yesterday that Samuel
Graham, Of Montreal, charged with con-
spiracy. with former Treasurer J. n. Hus-
ton and Harvey NJ. Lewis, in connection
with the conduct of the affairs of the Ma
tional Trust Company. had arranged to
give bail before United states Commits
siouer Henry P. Gilliland, at Plattsburg,
n Y
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
u. 5. Dept. of Agriculture, Weather Bureau,

The temperature will rse Tuesday in the Middle
Atlantic and North Atlantic States followed by
colder weather IN these districts Wednesday. Colder
weather will oTerspread the Lake region. the Ohio
Valley. and the Southern States during Tuesday
and Wednesday. The weather viii be warmer T>ies-
day in the Northern Plains States
storm warnings are displayed on the Washington
and Oregon coasts, and advisory warnings for trisz
and possibly high. shifting winds have been issued
for the Middle and North Atlantic coast
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have brisk possibly high. s5uthery winds shifting
to west and northwest with unsettled weather and
ram. followed by fair weather Wednesday and
THURSDAY
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Death Was Accidental.

\ certificate Of accidental death has
been issued in the case Of William Sor~
reH. twenty years old. who died yester,
day morning at Emergency Hospital from
the effects Of inhaling Illuminating gas
while asleep in his home at 426 Seventh
street southwest on Sunday afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Local Temperature,

Midnight, a; a. m. "A; 4 a. m. q: 6 a m. q.
e. m, 2 ; 10 a. M, 81; i2 noon, 3; ? p. m, 40.
( p. m. Il, 6 p. m, Il; p. m, 90; % D, m. N
Maximum a minimum g.
Relative humidity-S a. m, &c; 2 ?. m. 60: 8
?. m. g. Rainfall Is =. m. 10 ?. H.. 0O6 Hours
Of sunshine. Q.
Temperature same date last year-Niaximum. q:
minimum. -
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HOUSE,

The House convened at noon.
House committee vii investigate charges made
against General Land Office by Representative
Hitchcock
Various District bills introduced
Bill admitting New Mexico and Arizona uassed.
Urgent deficiency bill was under consideration
when adjournment was taken at 5 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Would Paw Friars' Claims.

The Senate Committee on the Philip
pines yesterday reported favorably a bill
providing for the payment Of 1882 in
settlement of the friar claims These
claims are separate from those Of the
Catholic Church.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
ENDS AFRICAN HUNT.
Roosevelt to Start Back with Vast
Collections.

Ex-President Roosevelt writing from
Nairobi under date of December 10 last.
has informed the Smithsonian Institution
that its expedition under his charge has
finished its work in British East Africa
and is about 20 leave for Uganda. He
states he has collected S463 vertebrates,
a number Of invertebrates, and many
plants and photographs, The letter is
as follows,
Nsirobi, Dec y. 1859. =
To the Secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution.
Sir: have 20 report that the Smithsonian eXpedi-
ton under my charge has now finished its work in
British East Africa and Is about 20 leave for
Uganda The collections made in British East
Africa include
Mammals large. In so
Mammals small in 33l9
Birds - 81
Reptiles and latTachans about......-........- loJ
Fresh water and marine fish, about............ 80
Total VeTtehrates- l65
I'm addition the collections mCiUdc a large number
Of mousks and other invertebrates several thousand
plants in the neighhorhood Of 2GO photos authropo-
logical materials &c. Very respectfully.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Up TO date only a little more than a
quarter of the collections enumerated in
Col. RooseveIt's letter have reached the
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Tide Table,

TOday-High tide l07 a. m. ard 40 p N. Low
tide. IS a m and % p. m.
Tomorrow High tide 2N3 a. m and 2.S7 p m.
Low tide SIS a. m. and 9:24 p. m.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Constitutional Mandate.

The express mandate was given by the C0nstitu-
tiOn TO Congress To acquire a seat q government
by cesSions from particular States and In no other
manner. Congress was powcrles5 20 force any
State 10 make Cession; il could not g. beyond the
limits Of the States II could only persuade, 1t
coUid not command. Congress did not offer 20 the
ceding States any money consideration whatever for
their cesS0ns. The means and the only means
Congress saw fit 10 employ 10 accomplish a Tltally
I important end the promise, made IN the act
Of July l6 1890 that the scat Of government TO be
located on the cessions should be permanent"
The act expressly declared that ''th5 district 50
defined, limited, and located shall he deemed the
district accepted hy this act for the permanent seat
Of government Of the United States" When Mr.
Madison moved in the House Of Representatives 10
strike out the word permanent from this act he
was voted down. and thus We have a legislative
Interpretation practically cUntemuordnecus, to the
effect that the Constitution intended 10 confer upon
Congress the power 20 make the seat Of government
permanent. Contemporary Interpretation Of tie Con
sution. rracticed and aoIesced IN for years, con
Cusiyely fixes its construction.
Some years ago, when movement voS oU foot
20 remove the Capital 20 the Valley cf the Nissis-
sipVi. the effect Of the action Of Congress under
section s. Article l. was fully discussed. l am in
formed that it was then universally admitted that
hy the selection Of the present seat Of government
/ the power OF Congress under the section in qUes
| ton. had been exhausted
Virginia made her grant. which was the first
/ grant December 3. l7S3 The nineteen local pro-
priecrs perfected their grants or about the 9th
/ Of June, ISL Maryland did not make her grant
until December l9, 1871 I'm that grant embodied
IN a very elaborate act Of thirteen sections. Mary
| land put the fact beyond an question that the
/ prior grants made by Virginia and the nineteen
prorTietors were conditions precedent 10 her grant
/ Quotes from Opinions.
| He quotes from many opinions rendered
/ by the Supreme Court of the United States
| TO show that a grant is a contract, and
that, this quadrilateral contract entered
! into by the United States on the one
hand and Virginia, Maryland. and the
nineteen local proprietors on the other
was binding in its operation and effect
and could not be modified without abro-
eating the contract as a whole.
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Temperatures In Other Citi..

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall. for the twelve hours ended at
?. N. yesterday are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18

Dr. @ F. Winhigler viii deliver lecture this
evening at 1921 FaimCnt street on The subcon-
sciUs mind "
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Fever-breeding Marsh.
Defent of Intention.

The act rccgling substantially tWo-ffths 4 the
District % Virginia obviously defeats the intcu-
tiou Il the trainers of the Constitution IN TINS be-
half and Uthiessiy dispgsris the rights If utsr~
parties that I have for years regarded d as UuI
and void ca general principles. hIt Notwithstanding
the interesting ard important nature of the qUes-
tou have not found time 20 investigate the law
and The historical facts hearing upon IT, Last year.
however, ! had the good fortune tr mention the
matter 20 Mr. HauIis Taylor, known % The bar u
the country one az our iFadiHg constitutions!
lawyers. and that gentleman volunteered 90 exam
inc the question and 10 write me his views upon IT,
Mr., TsylgTs letter sets forth Jhe constitutional
provision in question and all legislation State and
national In relation 90 The subject. together with a
review rt an executive action and contract 0biiga-
tiCus I'm pursuance thereof. In faCr the letter Is
brlef # such rare Cir5mcS5 and ability that he-
ligTe IL sLoId DE- made permanently available fer
reference and SG believing I renew ms request and
ask thar when printed the communication b. refer
red Co the Committee the District Of Columbia
for Consideration
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Condition of the Water.

Special to The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W. Va, Jan. H.-Both nEers clear.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
An Exhaustive Opinion.

Mr.. TaylOr's opinion. buttressed by his
torical references and legal citations. is
exhaustive and comprehensive. He says,
IN beginning:
The eoatemroraueouz evidence puts the fact heyoud
all question that the final dedmti0n # a district
ten miles square as the sat Of ouT Federal gov
eminent was i'm a special sense tie personal WORK
OF President Wa-GiEgrcl, whose task involved the
acquisition of the title TO the tract from three
s1uTCps-the State 0f Virginia the State 0f Mary
land and the nineteen local UTUlnetors who owned
that laTt Of the heart II the present city which
uudsries the Capitol the White House and the
IrsasIu NasBiugfm's task was 20 induce tie
three parties who held the title 10 cede 10 the
Federal government, without ANY direct pev7luiarY
consideration the entire area under lUadrilatsral
contract I'm which that E0TcmmcHt was the grantee
and beneficiary. and Virginia, Maryland. and the
nineteen Local TfoIrigtors the srautors. The real
consideration moving 10 such graut0Ts was the Incl
dgntal b,nefts 20 accrue To- them from their joint
c6ssiln. which in The language Of the act Of July
l6, 1920. "I7 hereby accepted for the permanent
seat u the government o. the United States" That
covenant represented the only consideration moving
directly from the Federal government while the
three gTantors were bound 10 each other by the
mutual considerations moving from the one 10 the
other under iutCdeuendeEt grants
Maryland the last 20 grant, expressed the idea Of
the mutual BENEFITS 70 BE- derived from common
enterprise when Ler legislature declared that 1T
appears 20 this general assembly highly just and ey-
Vedient that all the lands within tie said city
should cNtrihute, in due proportion, IN the means
which have already greatly enhanced the value Of
the whole" Under that quadrilateral contract sup
ported by the foregoing considerations the Federal
government entered into possession with a perfect
title, after the final ces>i0u made By Maryland
December %. 1871.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
Goyernment in Control.

No one perhaps viii deny that after the title
to the entire area had thus passed from the three
Caut0rs into the corporate person Of the nation
neither the State Of Virginia nor the state Of
Maryland could have either in law or IN equity any
claim to the common heritage superior to that OF
any other State. Under such conditions the Fed
ersl government remained IN peaceful possession Of
the entire ten miles square, and governed the
same under the Constitution for period Of fifty
five years During that time the original boundaries
as designed by Washington were marked by massive
stone monume1ts, which still abide uuImpaired.
BY the act OF retrocession Of July 9. 1875, the
District dismembered by a conveyance to Viz
gnia Of nearly oue-half Of the entire area for no
peclniary property consideration whatever. What
was the real motive Cf the re1CessOn it is at this
time difficult 20 ascertain
From a legal standpoint, the fact that the portion
recOnyey5d 10 Virginia had originally been con
tlibuted by her j, # no significance whatever.
Therefore. before argument begins, the mind Won
dcrs upon what constitutional principle such retro
ceSsi0n could have been made Two distinct parts
Il the Constitution are involved. fiTSt. that part
oi section s Article which provides that Congress
shall have power, TO exercise exclusive legisa-
ton in all eases whatever, over such District mot
exceeding ten miles squared may. by cesion Of
particular States and the acceptance Of Congress
| become the seat q government Of the United
States; second that part Cf section 10, article
which provides that mo state shall PASS ans
! bin II attaindeT eX pest factU law law impair
Firg the obligation Of contracts
nuring the memorable Senate debate led hy
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18
DOES VIRGINIA OWN
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
Continued from Page One.

grave concern for Il involves ia teehnieal sense
title 10 the ground upon --hich this Capitol. the
White House ard many ether important public
buildings stand. II the recession % Virginia stands
In law it would seem possible that tie Federal
government retains Jurisdiction over the portion o.
the District north of the Potomac IN derogauou ot
the rights and at the ufeHuce Il the State Of
Maryland
Fever breeding Marsh.
When artistic taste and solctude for sanitary
conditions combined 20 inspire the movement to
reclaim the Potomac Flats. the progress 4 the
work soon revealed the fact that proper treatment
of the narrow river and adjacent marshes would
always be limited and unsatisfactory while confined
% tie northern hank al1ue fever bfeadlls :
marsh within 700 OF 500 feet of the White
House cannot be regarded with Indifference. nor
can any che fail 20 observe that the Improvement
on the north sets forth the usghthness Il tie
south bank 4 the river 70 bold relief In short.
eech year more amply ustdes the wisdom Of
Washington and his commission In embracing both
sides Il The river within tie limits ui tie Federal
District
The Ts9itol the White House and all the public
buildings we're heated near The center in ths be-
ginning but the act # recession moved the south-
ern line Of the District % within a short distance
of the White House grounds. This not intend
e. by Washington under whose mastsFtUl direction
the constitutional design Ugauimg q ,sat fgT the
Federal government was executed
The Washington herald., 1910-01-18

I'm addition the collections include large number
Of moIusks and other invertebrates several Thousand
Plants in the neighboThO0d # 900 photos authropo-
1r.,io.1 materials Ar Very ra-r.affTrIITr
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,,uS, t,n r,o,,sl Bayamon sinul,;,.,u,n,,

VIAJES LXTRaORDINARIO>
-, 9.1o 1870
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SENSIBLE DESG2A-
CIA en- PONCE,
El joven Zoilo NJ Martinez
fue a banarse al sltlo de
nominado "El Zanjon
IJno de los sobrinos cue lie aeon
pslaba al yer que su ito no Sd
liza comenzo a dar grltos.
Reuni6se las autoridades y
publico, Y sacaron del char
CO a Zoilo va cadaver.
Ia nnestro corresponsal.

Sent 1l.-Eov entire lly Ivy i
10 u ma5ana una multltald compues
ia de hombres, mujeres y nlnos,; CO.
rrian por la calle de Marina con ol1ea ',
cidn 4 la PLAYA, y por el terrapls,t ,p
de las Was del ierroearrh pof e. sl.'o
conocido por Buenos Alles. Oh re- t,
nrrter de la Correspondence
que Sc dirigia su resldenela que qut
da Dor el eApresado sitlo, INQUIRE
acerca de 10 que ocurrla nos w,
testaron que Sc hahia perec'eo Y, i
honbre en el. sitlo conocldo por el
s.Zanion." ;as do,
ferrocarril al expresado sltlo que e.
dnicamente por donde Sc pueue
transitar para llegar aauel palaIe. hie.
Mas de mil personas lnltumelapIe 'das
rocbes r ~ - encontraban aslomeradoS,
Dr Ferran. el caplt2ln de Ia pollela
ins,lar sr. Mater y los policlas se1a-
I'm LOPEZ, ' Dimas Bodon, y ei { oaao .a;
Padllla, Sc constltuveron eh e. si.io' ~
ruando llegamos 4 la orllla del no,
"a 81 muchacho Luis ol'vera' na1la %
iaarado g Il. sacar 4 un loven ahogado:
Ia yictima resulto ser zollo MafVl
nez. pariente del 81. Angel L'nio
de esta cludad. ,o solo
Ell expresado loven eseana % Wa, @
RADIO en- la aereditada casa oe wa 1
& CO. Era de nacionalidad eSPano.a'
hacia POGO tempo que Sc enc"n'1a- r.
ba en- esta lsla. E.sta manaha ~
u infortunado MARTINEZ aconAPal.a7 1a
do de dos sohrlnos baharSe, ~
de los chiauAlos motto con s'fl'lg1a a,,o
one 81 ito no salia dehchafro, 0'lle,
ron ron / il orilla del rio y le snphfa,'h
.eg,ln nos manifesto el pollr'a ~
nez 4 dos hombres q'F estaeal. -. m
ii sitio que no deiaran aho2at . -
I-no de los homhrcs Sc dispon,a a
,,,o+or.e = !. 4 qua par;s salvar al IN
fortunada Martino1, Pc" 9 wv pa
rooc qne ie @"slo r'lf'o = r,a,,ar u
81 ,t.rro1 ~ q,l-o ac0nlpanal Y
ra ~ e G..1''' y ~ ya5i,
9I5loi,7 :" ,,a =;
c ha'"a a,f. IT, u noHri,
dicado a4'sIii'as ,n,,cha
en-eglda para g ~, '.'a L i, -
rhos sleller'f con are r','l Ion,,
a dc NiIl y Y Y casa 'E'i - =, -;
1 netiriarie la 'c72i y y. i !, III;
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No Sc
MOleSte
POr eSa
Man.
cha
CalYa.

No Sc moleste porque tiene una
mancha calva en- la cabeza. pues
81 el cuero cabelludo esta lustroso
la calvicie ha venido para quedarse.
Es mejor que dirua sus aprehen-
stones haciia los cabellos que rodean
dicha mancha pues seran los pnme.
ros en- m.e & no ser que mate el
sermen de la caspa con Newbros
Herpici,1e. Elhempo de salvar el ca
bello es cuando Sc tene cabello que
.aIvar. Re.ultados extraordlnanos
.iguen alguna. veces al continue uso
de Newbros Herpicide.
ElDoctor We.terhouse, un Me.
dico muy bien conocido de Iowa.
' un miiembro de Ia Fnma de Dyer /
y Watethouse, aconsej6 al Rev. ;
Pastor de La Pnmera lslesia Pres
biteriana de Charter Oak, Iowa.
Don R. N. Toms e usa NEW
BROS HERPICIDE. Lease su
carta:
SIS. Dyer Weaerhouse. Droguis.a,.
Charter Oak. Iowa.
Caballeros -
ElHerpicide que IDS me recomendaron
como un remedio para Ia .caspa y calvlcie
ha probado ser magnihclo. He usado
.olamente una botella y los resutados son
sodprendente.. El cuero eabelludo esta
ahora completamente limpio y libre de
caspa; el cabello viejo esta suave q la par
Que cabellos nuevo. han aparecido en- las
par,es calvas de mi cabeza. Asi mismo
mi. dolores de cabeza han desaparecido.
Sinceramente recomiendo todos los que
padezcan de intermediates de este genero
que den una prueba al Newbro' ! Ehrpiclde.
(Firmado) REV. R. N. TOMS.
Pastor de la Pnmera lslesia Presbitenana.
Charter Oak. Iowa.
En- las Boticas. Enviense 10 cts. oro en-
seIIos dc eorreo por una muestra a Dept.
N, de The Herplcide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Fidel Guillermety
\ gentes especiales
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Una circular de Ia po|icia

1-na ci,eul9r de IA policia r Ielccia. /
ri r.,r.r+a.l General de !. poIiciA
;,s,,Ia- "a rthlir.a., con fceha InI
i. s;r,.;sr.a a cir..',l..r:
.I.s ,iai.iefres inS,,1.r,ancs SCI
oi.ai ~ rsfra IL r.:3e,.3eida y 90
I.;a-.,o !. try;.91 Io- l.5erlba- h Ia
F.,erza y c,,.l,.l..a IL f!Be a.,cI
irf-in NJ ni-us< .erl e<p ~
dol ci,eria t4r c1.,ar!i4
a i, pr.rnera Il.,iicacf'n dc Ior-.
,,crt. tlts-.r,f, Itlr.utair56u r.
ren,.j... ..ten.hl lce .ctIelr;t. iiil5ac.Ir,. {.
rr,ifn tn46. ,,t.i,ns, h /. ii...
:, = .ra-err rru lrucsii.,: raei.i,.
en h,s re.rg,., is,.- e.,-cl.. W. tf.-
ror,.r.r H., H. ,!I>triio !. en-
.p,l.,,tes l.. ,s8et0,- -eg.lp SEA i
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DineTo Y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin dincro, diez pesos
ORC de Pastillas "Recuperadof
dc la saiud" el mcjor patenti-
zado para Ia s;ngre, el esto-
mago. ci higado, y los riilones,
col6quelos cHtre sus veclnos
pue- 6 accptado donde quie-
ra que sc ofrece y al mandar.
nos ei inporte. obscquiaremos
con una comisi6n en- dinero. Y
un reloi gratis E,scriba en-
seguida 4 ia National Drug
Agency" Tetuan 62. San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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Ruiz, Sa!dana & Co

81 oire,en al pishIu.o sono opera
,.ei.s en katio-.or.a y i:sdiograils-
.oatsn,lO II esssio ,pl IN huen apsra-
% de .syos \ scc.srFirs Gssessrios.
.usas apli.a.5c1 larjn en coSe
srin coa = Vfsc.ul csl Jolor szIda-
IA Allen =. -
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D|3ECTOR|0 De SAN JUAN


praotiaante. - silvestre Feuoo
Martinez, Embalsamador = Hsh
Francisco 81. Telefono, Nun. 8.
San Juan.
Lecciones de piano. La seno-
ia Lola n as, olrece oar classes en
su casa 3 a domicllio. San Juan
Crlsro 7.
Farmacia Colon. Antique esta
blecimiento. Gran surtdo de drogas
pa,entizadoz Plaza principal, san
Juan.
Ingeniero Civil. z anon Gan
dfa Cordova, Ieuuaa y, ciucad
Parada y Santurca Mlranaf, san
Juan, Puerto Rico.
Abogados. Ennis gdio $. Ginor'o y
u Manuel NJ. Glnono, Alien 20.
F., Teiefono 35,5. Box 5eo.ean Juan.
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En- la. ps1ads. rcLa los paran H. 9 IA 'H ~ 80
pasajeroc , = -, .o-,
I'm las .o umras la, TO ST. -
r In cei y Nh show py ytme,. n" f;e ''.' III h'
Al Ia. del nombre iu At 90. "Na So -
iF1( dos usiienss.
After OF stton ch 'S Mr ssF o. '~"
Gmxm6s
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E.n esta .mrreata : verde
parel de fer.gIie-s tcjos i
- 9ulntA
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COMMERCIAL
E n T r a D A S D E I.
EXTERIOR.

+ n T r A D A S y = IL
EXTERIOR.
Napor cubano Julia de Tia
bana y escalas.
Vapor americana 'Philadel-
phia de n. York.
Vapor americana S. Y. Luc.
kembak. de la Isla.
DESP ACHADOS PARA Ell
EXTERIOR
Vapor Cubano Julia para
Habana.
BUQUES EN- PUERTO DEL
EXTERIOR
Annie descargando
Sprinfiel id.
Harry +. Kreger id
Cibao descargando
Estelle kreger "a
AONlNl ENTO De
CABOTAJE
Operocloaes e7a p41ertos
Joven Nauiina Yabucoa
pedrito Vieques
Brazo y CorazoA S7ieqnes
Alice FajardO.
BL CUES QUE Sc
AG L ARDAN
yapor americana S. Y. NC
kembak Saldra para n. York
,el 4 corriente.
! Conslg Insula1 Line.
Vapor americana Saldra
para n York e ii actual.
Consig Nillar Co
Napor americana Caracas
/ Recalara el Is actual proce
dente de N. York.
Consig: Nillar Ca.
Napor americana Harry
nckembak Salio el 10 co
rriente de N York para esta
Consig: lnsular Line.
! ! ta1c, q. tG umea Bonner.
Goleta amerlcana Frouta
mac Debe haber salldo de \
York para esta ei ? corrien
te.
Consig :. Ezquiaga.
B a n C O s.
iCCIONEi
Fanco territorial y cJricola S 4
| id de ! Iuedo h,co Il
| -CEDULAS HIPOTECARlAo-
baneo terrl'or'a(y ogr:ccla.
EmisioEes-oa. y "a. S ol
Id. -. .....6y e." IL.
&C A NJ B | o. -
Lcndres-s aS7 l.
i h YORK 10 cts =
Il Pars- IS; p. g ID.
Hamburgo--4! p. y LII
/ Espana 8 i 10. p. Il l..
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THE
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