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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

NEW york CRICKET ASSOCIATION.
CONDITION or THE CROPS.
REPORT OF THE ORANGE JUDD FARMER" FOR
THE MONTH OF AUGUST.

Chicago, Aug. s.-The August crop report OF The
Orange Judd Farmer" based on returns from all
the principal agricultural counties Of the country.
makes the condition of the corn crop on August
sS4 against Ss.4 July This Is below the aver.
axe for a series OF years. and 1t has been lower
only once in recent years-in the year OF partial
failure 1894. The low condition month ago merely
r. Elected disappointment at the backward condition
Of the plants; but the present figure not only re-
fleets this continued lateness. but further POSI-
tive damage TO the crop. July was reasonably IA
yorable east of the Mississippi River, and the con-
dition In Ohio Indiana and Illinois advanced TO
point where n moderate crop Is indicated. In Iowa
and Missouri the crop barely held rs own. wi'ns
In Nebraska there was a slight fallng on mo
severe declines of the month were In Kansas whers
there was a drop OF Il points; in Texas. with
drop OF 20 points and in Arkansas. Is points. II
the present growth Of the crop were normal the
present report might be taken as indicating
crop between lsD00orO and 1890 10000 bushels.
but in like this one the final rate OF yield
is apt be less than that indicated by conditonal
reports and expectation or over LWV""
bushels must be based upon entirely favorable
weather conditions the rest OF the season. with ex-
empon from frost for at least ten days later IMAM
usual I'm the more northern part OF the belt
The average condition OF spring wheat Is S.4-a
decline during the month OF points. South ia
kota declines 10 points due TO generally unfavora-
bic conditions during the month; Minnesota. =
points, the result OF soHie rust an" "'e"' III Wv
southern counties. The northern part OF the state
Is still in good promise In North Dakota the
early promise Is well maintained. With favorable
weather for harvesting the crop should ex see'
90 90 bushels Threshiug shows winter wheat
yields uniformly higher than expected Returns
from nearly thousand Correspondents, giving
neIghborhood results far as developed, make !
general average for the breadth OF loo bushels
Should the later threshing confirm these carrier
Yields the crop Will equal 100000 bushels. the
largest crop grown. with the single exception OK
1891. The quality OF the crop is remarkably high
and uniform. -,
The last report on oats Is a trife lower than a
month ago The average Is s6.4 indicating crop
approximating s0OO00Oo0 bushels Of fair quality
against n7,GO.OO last year OF Inferior quaiit!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

others are ready fer the furniture. for which an
appropriation was made by the Legislature. An
inspection of a cottage reveals the fact that the
first Of their two stories is devoted to work.
rooms. to a kitchen, to dining-room and 10
several sleeping apartments; while the second
story Is entirely devoted to seeping-rooms the
workrooms are chiefly used as sewing-rooms.
Every girl receives twenty -four lessons In sewing
on successive Saturday mornings Each girl
also receives careful instruction in cooking. Not
only do the girls make all their clothing. but they
also cook all their own food and do all their own
laundry work. They are also taught table man.
ners. An inspection Of the table in the dining
room at the dinner hour disclosed a good table
covered with white tabecloth. napkins, tum-
blers and well cared for table appointments
When the dinner hour arrived and the girls IN re-
Spouse to a bell marched into the dining-room.
they stood behind their chairs and repeated
short prayer in unison. Then they took their
seats. They were waited upon by two of the mem
bers of their own community, who brought In the
food from a neat kitchen adjoining the dining
room. The bread and meat served seemed OF ex-
cellent quality and well cooked The sleeping
rooms in the second story had sanitary iron beds
and neat bedding.
In the Prison Department at the same time the
girls were found eating their dinner in two large
girls arose to their feet but took their places at
the tables again when directed to do so by Presi-
dent Stewart. Here. as in the cottages. the girls
had wholesome food The Prison Department is
a large brick building with an interior court. in
which there Is grass plot, entirely surrounded
by brick walls. large proportion Of the rooms
are fixed like prison cells. with iron doors bed.
steads and iron bars. but the matron has had
many Of the iron doors taken away and In other
WAYS attempted to lessen the idea of the place
being a prison. Mrs Boyd. the superintendent.
thinks II was a mistake in the first place to con-
struct this building with such a prisonlike APP
pearance and so many prison appurtenances.
FEW ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE.
The girls rarely msbehave Daily IN summer
they are permitted to leave the prison building,
and walk about certain parts of the refuge
grounds A wooden fence Of no great helght
surrounds the grounds. week ago three girls
newly arrived at the Refuge rushed away from
their companions, scaled the fence, ana ned over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
THE STATES CHARITIES.
THE WESTERN HOUSE OF REFUGE FOR
WOMEN.
IL.

PLACE WHERE THE PRISON IDEA is KEPT AT
pIsrANcE-TEAcHING WOMEN TO
LEAD USEFUL LIVES
Iron STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRibuNEI
Albion. August S-The State Of New-York In
1881 adopted the policy Of establishing re-
formatory institutions for the care OF women
convicted Of petty larceny, habitual drunken
ness or OF living an impure life, although limit
ting its reformatory efforts to women between
the ages Of fifteen and thirty. Following out
this polcy three houses Of refuge have been
established, one at Hudson on the HUDSON
River; one here at Albion. and one at sea-
ford In Westchester County. The institutions
here and at Hudson have fine buildings, corps
Of State employees. and are endeavorlns 10 re-
form a large number Of women; but the new
York State Reformatory for Women at Bed
ford although established as long ago as lo92'
as yet consists of nothing but unfinished build
.ngs and q strong thirst for State appropria-
tions.
The Western House Of Refuge In this hand
some village Of Western New-York is situated
upon beautiful grounds Of twenty acres in ex-
tent, lying north Of the village. William r.
Stewart president Of the State Board Of Chari-
ties has lust inspected it's buildings. and had
as his companion on the occasion Tribune
correspondent. William B. Dye. president Of the
Board of Managers. escorted the visitors
through the reformatory. The day OF Mr.
Stewards visit was a bright and sunny one. OF
midsummer; the air warm and nothing
could have been pleasanter than the drive
through the shaded streets Of Albion from the
railway station of the Niagara Falls branch OF
the New-York Central to the site OF the refuge
And the tasteful brick buildings Of the refuge
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NOTES OF THE LINKS.

The Golf Cor mittee OF the Crescent Athletic
C,ub OF Brooklyn. has made the following an
rouncement In regard to the golhng contests on
the clubs links at Bay Ridge this season:
beginning on Saturday. August IA. there VIII be
roopthlv handicap tournaments CT eighteen holes
medal play. open 10 members. held on the second
Saturday OF each month for Class u and on the
fourth Saturday of each month for Class mem
hers The monthly winners In each class VIII play
on at match play at the end OF the season TOT spe
cial cups. =. $3.50. .,,.,,., n 90.
on Saturday the Oakland golf team paved re.
turn ma tch with the Dyker Meadow players on tne
iatters links AT Fort Hamilton. The first meeting;
played al Oakland two weeks ago. was decided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
CHICAGO. 7; CLEVELAND. 6.

c,,ooco Aug S.-The Colts played perfectly TO-
do, ana made II three straight from the Indians
in a close and exciting game. Pckerings eXcu'
able muff followed by single. two triples ana a
four.bagger in the first. and Mckeans error anu
two hits in the second gave the Gcas cra ey up
grayiualv and tied the score in the nlhth OF W.
Singles and hit. that went l0r MIR nfb clean
III, scored the winning run. after TWO ~e.s ou,,
Ia HENS and Connor's great fielding ana Aa sond
record with the STICK were the ie"
ance 1890. The score: Ri F.
r,A,.ou 4 . o o I. !.
~ nlen, '''...l o o % ii d
p,,,.r,es-Donohue and Briggs; Powell ana Crager'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
FOURTH RAcE-Flve furiongs.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES AT FORT WAYNE

. Fort Wayne. Ind, Aug s.-The Grand Circuit
races begin here tomorrow. The prospects are
bright for n fine meeting. which Will continue
through the week. The entries numbcr 23O. AL
The prominent winners n, Detroit. Cleveland and
Columbus here The track has been placed in
fine condition. The 2:0s pace on Thursday will
hiring together the greatest field OF fast PAGERS ever
s,arfod Among the entries bumps. Frank
Rocash Badge. Planet. He.r-at-Law. Agiiator, MIL
Ton : and Others almost equally swift. The 2:l2
rot an " -dncsday promises 20 be a sensational
race Among the starters arc EllDree. Grace Hast
,nss Oakland Baron Rilma. Derby Princess and
nn,hera Efforts are being made by the officials to
securc Joe Patchen for an exhibition mile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
THE NATIONAL REGATTA PROGRAMME.

Al the meeting OF the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen held in this city yesterday the
following programme adopted for the National
Regatta to be held In Philadelphia. beginning Au-
gust IL.
FRS; day--Tria heats OF intermediate and senior
sns.es senior and International tours and interme-
date eight -oared shells.
Second day-Finals In senior double SOULS senior
International and intermediate four-oared shells
senior and intermediate singles. pair-oared Shells
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
To COLLECT 4 BICYCLE TAX.

81, Louis. Aug s.-Slnce the enactment OF an
ordinance taxing bicycles 81 year owners OF only
twelve out OF twenty thousand wheels ridden In
ST Louis have paid the assessment The police.
b.rotofore have taken no part In the enforcement
OF the ordinance hut at the request or License
Commissioner Kalbfel they VIII from now on do
60 II is announced that beginning next Monday
dodgers OF the bicycle tax will be arrested and
locked up until the tax IL paid, In addition TO u
fua hat vii he assessed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
Young TEN EYCK'S BIRTHDAY

Worcester, Mass. Aug. s-Edward H. Ten Eyck
49,, ,inner NJ tho diamond SOULS AT the recent
Henley regatta. was eighteen years old Yesterday
and his father gave dinner al me Sherwood
Uouse last night in celebration or the occasion
II was attended by thirty-sx persons. and during
The evening young Ten Eyck was presented with
en- umbrella and a dress-suit case by the party
and a handsome Morris chair by the Denhoim
Mckay Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
FATHER AND son DROWNED.

baltimore, Aug s.-News has reached here OF the
drowning in the Wicomico River OF William His-
mon a well-to-do farmer OF Sussex County. Del.
and his tour-year-old SON. The little fellow fell on
the pier al Roaring Point into the water The
father although unable 10 swim, plunged In after
him No assistance was near. ana both sank Ineu
bodies were recovered.
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vrw urrNDRED-MILE RECORD.

Cleveland Aug s.-Frank Skinner. local wheel
man made a wonderful one-hundred-mile record
Yesterday afternoon quarter-me track He
yros paced by tandems and the century was COM
rletod fin 4 hours. ~ minutes and q SO seconds.
That beats the best previous amateur record In this
rnmntrv FIFTY miles were covered In 2:Oj:0S 25 and
seventy five miles In 3:l3:23 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
louisville. s; CINCINNATI. 2.

Cincinnati Aug S-The Colonies easily defeated
the Reds to-day. The latter were unable 10 MT
Frazer Dwyer was sent to the slab Tor me Heds'
I'M, was relieved by Ehret In the second INNING
ance 1000. The score: II T.
Cincinnati '''''''.'..2 8 o o IS "a 3
,,,or,es rhret Dwyer and Pei,z Frazer and Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

DURoppANs AND TRAVELLERS will naA
II the London once of The Tribune. iSo
Fleet street. . convenient place 20 iesvs
their advertisements and subscriptions TOP
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
DYKER MEADOW.
OAkT AID
HOW THE CRICKETERS STAND.

The for the cricket championship Of New
York increases In interest II It's end. J. f.
Curran and II. C. Clarke are now having a great
good lead in the bowling figures and should be abe
preserve his position.
In the contests of the New-York Cricket Associa-
tCn. Brooklyn New-Jersey and Paterson are hay-
ing a eck-and-neci for the lead. with frac-
ton separating all three Following the records:
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
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OTHER GAMES.

At Providence Baltimore. 9; Pawtucket' 3.
Ar Rufralo-Buralo, IL; Syracuse. g. ~,
At Newark-Frst game: Newark, ~; Reauins' D.
second game: Newark IL Reading, o. -
Az Paterson-First game: Lancaster. y, fatersot
q second game: Lancaster. 4; Paterson, g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09
4 Roy DROWNED rs SARATOGA LAKE.

Saratoga " Y. Aug. s-Charles Kmen. aged
s,ghteen years fell from the Fichburg Railway
bridge Mt Saratoga Lake this afternoon and
drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

some neighboring fields. Some Of their com
Dan,ons gave the alarm and they were easily re-
20 INJURED But as stated such attempts at es-
caping are not often made. Religious services
are held on Sunday in a room In the nospi,a
which Is temporarily used as chapeL me Ia
vynoar RI the village who oficiate at these relig
ious services have sent letters recently TO me
BOARD Of Managers requesting them to urge the
LEGISLATURE that permanent chapel be puit; d III
the year September 50 1895, to October l. lo''6
there were forty-twO inmates Of the Refuge re-
ceived Their religious faith was divided IN th's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

against Dyker Meadow by ten holes 10 nothing
On Saturday the Oakland men were again success
ful, winning by a score Of Is to 49, The summary
follows:
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uo+ol de- Lille ct d'Albion

223. rue 81. Aonore. Fsris:
ss%e ana new opsrs; Af Ss..:iasi HAT
Ian&e wtnS Rooms, Electric Light. 80
EnrsaaS.snas "i-ilIalbiOn." Pnris ...D,-
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The Refuge has at the present time loo IN,
mates. and four children. Since 1t was opeheu
on January g. 1894, it has endeavored TO REFORM
152 women. committing magistrate can 80 81
O woman TO the reformatory for five years But
before the end of the five years they can De
released on parole. The age of Abundance is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

H. A. Losier. .. the Cleveland forces. arrived
home from Europe on the steamship St Louis on
Friday. lie Immediately took train for his home
IN Cleveland Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

One OF the most sensational contests OF the meet
was the race for the five mile championship. In this
race Bald was determined to win back some of his
lost laurels II such thing was possible. and he
was prepared with unusual care by his handlers
He held good position throughout and coming IN
10 the stretch he went around on the outside ana
showed In front for an instant. The throng knew
that the white streak Bald and set I'D "A mighty
veil lad wins But he did not Mertcns was on
The inside and he travelling along nj a gait
that fairly devourcd space. Bald wavered near the
finish hut Mertens was full Of fight. and the man
from Minneapolis won with something 10 spare In
the best time made in race OF that sort Mer-
tens also captured rhe 2:05-class race. The other
professional races by o. L. Stevens and
Mcfarland. the Californian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

Loughead Sanger. Mcfarland and many OF the
other crack professionals have entered In the sec
ond annual race meet OF the South Brooklyn Wheel
men which will be held az the Manhattan Beach
r- o. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-09

Cyclists desiring 10 Join the League OF American
Whoelmen may obtain full printed information and
membership blanks by sending names and adj
dresses TO the Cycling Editor. The Tribune.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-03

Representatives. de FL EGrcito Espanol" ColecciA al
bum de otogafas nstanneas que sale la luz pdbca por
deo mensuaes de 16 rqusma autopa constar de 16 q
cuademos pubicados hasta ahora ntnero de nueve
La deferente benGvoa cooperation del eemento miar HI
permdo desarrolar idea dar or medic de pro
uccones fotogrcas la vida del soao espano des
de que ngresa recuta organization e cuae
campan amenzada nteresanteS oroS aslos d
aspecto intimO
Sorprendidos hechos otogafcamene sobre e
medic de los mas adentados procementos doS
aparecen agenos toda fantasia esprando leaad mas pua
la mas fel naturaidad.
Constiuiran magnico Album 500 mas autotpicas
ferenes tOdas nuestro vaiene pundonoroso ecito aa
mene eecuaa descrpcones expuesas ermnos cro
a'cance dn todas las inteigencas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-03

terribles dolores de cabeza. Frecuen.
temente me daban resfrios seguidos
de profusos sudores que me debilita
ban mucho. Esta condicion cont
nuo por espacio de tres meses.
Una seiiora que habia usado las
Plldoras Rcsadas del DR.. Williams
recomendo a mi hVa que me dijese
tomara esta medicina. Compr& un
pomo y comence tomar las pildoras
de acuerdo con las direciones. Al
terminar la primera semana mejoro
la condicion de los nervios. Hacia
tempo que venia viendome privada
del suefo y este me habia debilitado
y enhaquecido mucho, pero las pri-
meras dosis de Pildoras Rosadas del
Dc. Williams resultaron en- una me-
joria marcada y con elias pude dor.
mir mucho meier. Continue toman-
do las pildoras con fe en- vista del
buen resultado y los POGO meses va
quede habilitada para atender los
trabajoS de mi casa. El reumatismo
ha desaparecido y tambien los dolo
res de cabeza. Hoy duermo como
un niro y he ganado mas de treinta
ibras desde que comence tomar
esta mediclna. Estoy sumamente
agradecida a los autores de tan bienhe-
chcra preparation y cnando recuerdo
los tormeptos de que me he librado
con el uso de las Pildoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams no encuentro pala-
bras bastante signifcativas para ala
barlas."
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COI0gi0 Dc L " 0lS0lalZl
DE ESCUELAS PlkS
EN- SANTURGE.

Hasta el dia 80 del presente mes
de Septiembre est& alberta la matrf.
cula en- este Colegio para todas la:
asignaturas de instruction. primaria y
del bachillerato.
Dichas ensenanzss son completa
mente gratuitas.
Los alumnos internos pagaran 25
pesos mensuales por alimentos y ser.
vicio; los medic pensionistas abonar4u
IL pesos mensuales por los mismos
ConceptoS.
Sc admiten alumnos que no hayan
cumPlido IS amos.
Sc envian reglamentos quien los
pida.
Resultado de los examenes acade-
micos de "a ensenanza en- el curse de
ISo6-o7: ~ sobresalientes, 50 nota-
bles, 81 buenos, IL aprobados y 3
suspensos; 4 premios y 5 menciones
honori6cas, en- los dos primeros cur
SOS.
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FOrtaleza 50.

Ell eegante p1blico puertorriqueno podra encontrar
ConStantemente nueStro eStabeCimenO Surtdo
riadfsimo seecto de calzado de todas classes,
pleo ell que puedan oeccr este ramo las masre
putadas casas de America
Al efecto hemos perdonado medic nj sacrhcio al
guno para que nuestros actvOs Correspon
sales mantengan siempre la atura de los dltmos
adelantos de la moda de las exigencas el caprcho
mas rehnados
Las mportantes compras reaizadas por uno de nues-
socios Europa hacen concebr la esperanza de
que e p1blco de Isla segur dspensandonos pro-
tecci6n y simpatfas
Desde el mas sencilo zapato hasta ell par de botas
mas chlc, aquf Sc encuentra toda la sere.
En- nuestro ramo de peleterfa menos nmensa
y escogida la existenqia que tenemos ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-03
VENTA DE CASA

Por el fnhmo precio de 200
pesos Sc vende una en- Cataho,
ita en- la Gale de las Flores.
En- esta Imprenta informarAn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-03

Recommendations sido aten-
tamente invitados para las solemnes
honras funebres que en- sufragio del
alma del Excmo. Sr. D. Antonio Ca
novas del Castillo Sc celebrarsn el 4
del corriente en- el pueblo de Cayey.
POR RXCESO DE MATERIAL.-Nos
vrmos obligados a retirar hoy para dar
salida otros materialeS de actualidad,
nuestra seccion ''De todas partes", Ia
literaria, la de LAS Naciones. beige
rantes en- la proxima guerra europea''
y ell atento y extenso telegrama que
hemos Iecibido de Manati relative al
banquete celebrado ALI en- obsequio
del Sr. Egozcue, cuyo telegrama ha
bran va visto nuestros lectcres en- "Ls
Int gridad Nacional.
NUEVo HOTEL EN- BARCELONA
Con todo el comfort y adelantos mo-
dernos, lujoso mobiliario, ascensor
eIectrico ,salva-vidas), installation hi.
pienica moderna y espaciosas y CO.
modas habitaciones, Sc ha establecidc
un nuevo Hotel y Restaurant en- Bar
csIona, Avenida Fivaller, Gran Plaz:
de Cataluia y Gale de Fontanella
inaugurado el IS de este mes, seg1r
nos 10 oparticipa 81 dueIio el Sr. Gao
tiami en- atenta circular.
DENUNCIA Y SECUEsTRo.-Ha 81
90 denunciada y secuestrada la edi
cion de nuestro colega "La Democra
cia" correspondence al sabado de i
Ultima semana por una cronica de S,
corresponsal de Paris, injuriosa, seg1l
sc dice, para el culto catolico. La
Eentamos el percance del comranerc
LA CoVADoNGA.-Hemos recinid
el progrsma de las magnifeas fiesta
que los hijos de Asturias celebran &C
tualmente en- honor de Nuestra Sra
de Covadonga.
Merece un aplauSo entusiasta el or
ganiIador de la miSma nuestro queri
do amigo D. Antonio del Vale.
Daremos mas detalles en- el pr6xi
mo numero.
BIENvENIDO.- Hemos tenido Z
gusto de recibir la grata vista d
nuestro estimado amigo el j6ven Abo
gado D. Felipe Casalduc.
4. DEBUT.-El domingo pr6ximo de
| bnsaEA en- Ponce la aplsudida cOmps
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GUtA LOCAL.
SODDlIOS DE EZQIilCA.
E'ORTALEIA II

Casa de siros y comisiones.
Agentes de los ylpore> ,correos de
Compa1!a Tlasatlantica E>palola
Agentes de id. id de los Sres Ia
:'naga y Co, de Liverpool.
Id. id G. ii. Fletcher y Co, dc id
Compan(a " La Flecha y, de id.
Agentes de id i'll de los SreS J.
Z. Nlekels y Go, Inca Sierra y.
Agentes de b. lr, Behrend y
RnS,,, Inca " Sella7.
AgentcS de la Conpahia de segu-
r0S contra inc2n,'ios denOminada
d" Royal -, de id.
Agentes de la CompaHfa de Segu-
roS Ma1timos " The Indemnity Mu-
tnal Assurance Company Limited
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Gaceta oe hoy.

Concesiones de induito.
Concession de una pr6rroga de
dos meses a Don Rafael Fabiar
para instalar en- Mayagiiez J:
red telefonica.
Autorizacl6n q Don Manue
Argiieso para que instale una II
nea telefonica de caracter parti
cular entire " Punta de Santiago
[ Humacao y la playa de Ma
guabe.
Providencias iudicisleS.
Ayuntamientos.
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ImpOrtadores de mercancfas de
todas classes y procedencias.
Ventas al por mayor Cruz 2, y
al detail en- sus tiendas Flor de
Julio" y "Gallo de Oro", calle de
la Fortaleza esquina q la Cruz.