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New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

william Parry has been re-engaged as stage
manager FOR the Italian, FreRch and German opera
aasor AZ the Metropolitan Opera House. He
IiS .hs POSITION I'D to three years ago. and since
t5en he has been engaged IN other ventures
chiefly his own
Frtftv-aye children from Brooklyn viii attend the
,T,r,,anee Of THE Parish Priest at the Four
NTH Street Theatre this afternoon, by invita-
,SS, - Miss Agnes Rose Lane, the leading woman
or the company.
Ars+ps Pitou has completed his "Gunner's
No., company and Is having rehearsals daily.
he season begins On September II.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
THoMAs KINGsFORD.

cEEego y =. Sept Thomas Kingsford, head
q the Kingsford Starch Company, boiler works
&C ooz factory died tonight after brief illness
I1s Was seventy three years old He was born IN
zs&ccorp England. and became the head OF tae
- starch Industry here II 1863 He was the
Ssther q Thomas P Klngsford president Of the
Rational Starch Company, who, with sister ana
rs mother survives him
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
sOCIETY'S WEEK END.

The last days OF the week have been gay enough
- Newport and Bar Esrbor. Although the season
hss ended at the first place there viii be little
s,r away until later in September. There are some
entertainments arranged for next week. Mrs Astor
-rll continue her series OF dinners. Miss Leary Will
.,fs several more musicals and viii have Mrs
vzrara as her guest. Mrs Ogden Mills and the
Misses Mills viii remain at Newport for some time
5SSIE7tlbs ana Mrs William K Vanderbilt jr do not
saisnd 70 80 until October Al present young Mr..
~ IL : -ot leave Newport for whle.
FsreweIs however are in order. Tomorrow
vsr-c the last concert at the Casino will be held
These sunday eDe2g aiTs % IS hSTe S been so m9st @ poP9
izg concerts within fortnight
Colonel John Jacob Astor has decided for the
-ssz-- 70 remain al Newport until the cup races
Ee snd Mrs. Astor are the guests OF Mrs. Willing
o. IRE cup race day he viii take large party
rem Newport &C 1o9~ ne, Lae races oInInooore
1sry q TIE NewPorJers viii be represented.
Bar Ea-bor IS stu entertaining with zest the on
,s-s II The TWO squadrons. Vice-Admiral Sir
frederick Bedford Isfs Bar Harbor yesterday for a
short stay II Boston Rear-Adrniral Farquhar VIII
i've AZ excursion On Monday 10 Sornes Sound The
80 VII 20 or The dispatch boat Scorpion. There
=, rs .,sr,oxs-'t given by the petty officers Of
- Atlantic squadron IoF those Of the British
s5a5-o- sS On Monday evening al Rodick's, and the
e-gsre ii a game Of golf at the Kebo Valley Club
-ls-S v-i7T sfs5 be the and dinner this even
- ~ re Nebo valley Club and the dinner and
concert 81 the Malvern On Sunday evening.
". ana Mrs. RaouI DuvaI have left San Fran
-ts-o for New-Tork They VIII live at Hampstead
s,----r -rs autumn. They were married Fl the
e5rfrg a. Sa1 Francisco. Mrs Duval being Miss
room o. that place
NJ ard Mrs Clarence 4. Nackay are looking
-1-wa-d 70 a. early return home. Mrs. Mackay IS
-s-v much interested II her home which is now
sstrE b-Zlt a Hampstead. Stanford White has pur-
--asez fo- = many OF the hangings and tapestries
s-5 much Of -he furniture Mrs. Brockholst Cut
-f-g ard Ee- s0l viii return 70 their Madisou-ave
r05se wHlch they leased 70 the Mackays last win
Ms Jules Eeylz- has been or short trip TO the
Tg-.-e Mountains She has returned, and for q few
dgvs Is e her home in Nadison-ave. She viii open
her house a. White Plains for the autumn season
Ee--y = Sloane and the Misses Sloane are trav-
cling z -hs Austrian TyroI They viii stop at
obs-s-rs-Ez- for the Passion Play. They return
-are II September 70 this country
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SECRETARY ROOT TO REST.
GOES TO HIS SUMNER HOME. AT SOUTHAMPTON.
LONG ISLAND.

Washington. Sept. 7.-Secretary Root left the city
last night for his home, at Southampton Long
Island He has been under severe strain through
out the Chinese crisis especially since the depart
ure Of Secretary Hay, and is slightly indisposed
Unless some sudden complication should arise max
ing necessary his return he expects to be absent
about Two weeks. The members Of the Cabinet
are now widely scattered their vacations. Secre
Jsry Gage is of the New-England coast; SecTe-
tary Hay is at Sunapee, y. H; Secretary Long IS
81 MS home, in bingham, Mass; Secretary wilson
delivered speech at Canton Ohio, yesterday and
PosLmaster-GeleraI Smith is in Maine.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

New-Engiand and Eastern New-Yorz. fair to-day.
temperature; brisk northeast
showers Sunday.
For the District OF Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia moderate
temperature partly cloudy to-day fresh norheastsry
winds and probably rain sunday.
For NeW-York- fair with moderate
turs to-day; probably showers Sunday; brisk
northeast winds.
portions: showers sunday; brisk norheastery
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DIED.


General Society % Mechanics aaa Trasssnsz % ~
made deaIA. Tn Inst. os BroEasr
william r. BOVINE. FOR IS useful member of ths
Society. STEPHEN n WRIGHT President
RICHARD :. DAVIES. Secretary.
coPP-Ou wednesday night September s. at the --ss-
dence OF her son-in-lav. p y Edgar Easron- Penn.
Copp o D late q Chelsea. Mass. me s4ts %
= her age -. 60, 49, l.---.-- -,
Boston Mass. Saturday, II a.
FLEURT-At Jamaica y 7 September g 1900 James
A. Fleury. II the sIst year q
Funeral services VIII Be held Saturday Afternoon. AZ
O'Clock the residence % ais John 2 FlsurT.
No 10 Alsop-s-. Jamaica y y
HEROY-At Orange Memorial Hospital September s.
1870 Robert 4 Hsroy. q New-forS Ci'y. N ne
Funeral services a; first Presbyterian Church Orange
In!sFmeat Bedford y T. On arrival of zos ?. Il train
rom Grand Central Station. Ns7v-TcTk
HINCESLEY Suddenly September 8 Frazcis 7. Hiaek-
ley formerly of Chicago. IN the 57th year u bis
Funeral services sunday. September Q. 30 az
his late residence Westerelrh staten Island
Interrnent a. convenience of family.
TEW EF-At Ir.ington-On-E Hudson. September 1900.
MARY widow ot Michael TsVey and mother % AaFsares
~ and the Iare Martin J. and John = Tswsy.
Church of the Immaculate Conce5riou o. Monday i0h
inst. al 10 O'Clock a n
ToDD-At stanford. \. 2. September 8 1900. sarah
q D. Of Tarryrovu. y.
Notice of funeral hereafter
VAN. LIEw-On Friday. September = Marie L0uis-.
Eao~ pr augustus Z. Van Lev, and daughter q the
Funeral her late residence Lwrsncs Park
on Monday. Septe7aber 10 az y 80 a. =
leaving Grand Central station 50 a. II.
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. MADISON AVE. COR I'D ST. n 7.
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4 HIGH SCHOOL rEACHER IyyURED

AIiddletown. y. Y, Sept Lindsey Best.
teacher at the high school here, while showing a.
experiment in chemistry before his class to-day
was hurled 10 the floor. His hands were badly CT
and burned.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.

-ne engagement of Mss Jessie '. AIcNamee, the
daughter q he late James McNauee and Charles
Dewz- Etzczs. J-.. Is announced. Miss McNamee is
: clever gt-I vtlh rare musical faculty She has
composed many charming songs She IS grand
daughter @ the late Jacob Vanderbilt, Of Staten
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Secretary of War Root did not visit hts Office in
the Mutual Life Building. IN Nassau-st. yesterday.
while his way from Washington TO his home, a
SOUTHAMPTON, Long Island. It was said at the
Office that there had been advised OF MS
Homecoming and that nothing known OF his
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Tribune once. Sept s. m.-The weather yesterday
was fair and warm. The temperature ranged between
- and ss degrees the average GTA tegreesl being
degrees lower than On THURSDAY ia degrees higher
than the corresponding dap last year.
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opened tne piers % the American EnEllsH.
French and German steamers. and open unrll
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LINEN SUITS FOR POsTMEN AND POLICEMEN
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I pity the postmen, as wei as the police
men, in that their clothing must be a burden to
them Could they not make a change for the hot
season by wearing a linen suit, which would be
comfortable in such tropical heat as that through
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or follows: Parcels Post Nails close earlier
thar closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for
Germany close ar Monday and Wednesday.
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{11au Be directed per City o Ronns'-l-
1880 Complementary u for Europe. per = Ca
pania- via Queenstown
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this diagram The continuous white line shows the
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MARRIED.

JOHNsON-LFE-At Grace Church Chantry ssptszaosI
l. BY the Rev. Reginald r. starr. D. D.. OF seEanee.
Tenn Frederick Allen Johnson Grace Sait0usra.
Lee. daughter 0f Charles Sortham Lee and grand
daughter of ne late william H Lee, % sais elsy-
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Ee--y = Sloane and the Misses Sloane are trav-
cling Z -hs Austrian TyroI. They viii stop at
C5s-a-rrs-Ez- for the Passion Play. They return
-are II September 70 this country
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Ms jules EeyzzI has been or q short trip TO the
v--.-e Mountains. She has returned, and for a few
6svs Is e ker home tn 8Iadison-ave She viii open
her house a. rtte Plains for the autumn sea SON
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NJ ana Mrs RaouI DuvaI have left san Fran
-ts-o for New-Tork- They VIII live at Hampstead
during TIE autumn They were married Fl the
s----g a. Sz- Francisco. Mrs Duval being Miss
rohi- q that place.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Farexers. however are in order. Tomorrow
.veri-r the last concert at the Casino will be held.
These Sunday evening affairs have been most popu-
- E~inE the season The band viii stop its morn
i-r concerts within a fortnight
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Colonel John Jacob Astor has decided for the
present 70 remain ar Newport until the cup races
Ea sa6 Mrs Astor are the guests OF Mrs. Willing
- -Ha cu7 race day he viii take a large party
49, e-av-ro-t ard follow the races Ex-Cornmodore
TTb-sSre T Gerry VIII have another party. and
-s-v - The NewporJers viii be represented.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
FL nuevO CensO de l.
los EstadOs UnidOs

Desde ell dia 10 de Julio anterior
estan trabajando NADIA menos que 55
mil hombres en- la formation del nuevo
censo de los Estados Unidos.
Para lleyar a cabo ell recuento de
poblaci6n Sc han hecho mas preparati
vos que durante los anteriores. Ell de
hace 10 amos fue muy complicado 6
imperfecto por la multitud de pregun-
tas impertinentes que era necesario
llenar Este ,aflo las primeras pregun-
tas Sc reducen q cuatro asuntos: agri-
cultura, industria, poblaci6n y estadfs-
tica vital. Entran en- ell censo Alaska
y las islas Hawai- pero no Cuba y
Puerto Rico, donde Sc form6 ell otono
pasado; nj Filipinas, por razones que
Sc alcanzan a cualquiera; nj Guam nj
Tutuila, reciente adquisici6n esta dlti
ma del Norte America, aunque ST los
miembros del ejercito y armada, donde
quiera que sc encuentren.
El Oongreso de Washington pre-.
supuest6 para ell Cepso la suma de
5 100000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
LA EXPORTACION
A FILIPINAS

Seg1n parece ell gobierno militar del
Archipelago filipino ha impuesto q
las mercanclas espanolas un arbtriio,
contraviniendo la disposition del Trata-
do de Paz, en- que Sc equiparan por
diez amos, para los efectos arancelarios,
las mercancfas espanolas y las norte.
americanas.
Al tener conocimiento la Compa7lfa
Trasatlantiea de la imposition. este
arbitrio, Sc dirigi6 4 su representante
en- los Estados Unidos, quien consult6
a varios abogados norteamericanos.
Atendiendo al dictamen de 6stos, ell
Fomento, de Barcelona, ha acordado
aconsejar q los exportadores que escri-
ban q los consignatarios de g6neros
que paguen los derechos exigidos, for
mulando protestas, que seran enyiadas
al ministro de Estado para que enta
BILE reclamaciones diplomaticas, proce
dimiento usado con 6xito hace tempo
con motive de otra infracci0n del Ira
tado de Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21

Entire las esculturas fundidas en-
bronco figuran varias de Benlliure,
Blay, Llimona, los Wallmitjana, Mon
serrat, Arnau, Atch6 Tasso, Alcoverro,
Pages y otros muchos. En- la secoi6n
de reproduction de obras antiguas, des-
cue!Ia, en- primer termino, ell busto del
Emperador Carlos V, modelado por ell
celebre Pompeyo Leoni, y cuyo origi-
nal eXiste en- ell Museo del Prado.
Cuando ell nombre de Espafla recibe
por medic de sus artistas mas ilustres
un gran premio de honor, si6ntese, en-
estas circunstancias mas que en- otras,
grand(sima satisfaction al comunicar
al p1blico que todo no han de ser cen
suras para la naci6n espanola, cuyos
artistas, cuyos industriales cuyos ira
bajadores estan muy por encima de
sus pollticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
Cosas de China
La ciudad de Singanfl

Esta poblaci6n donde, segun dijimos
oportunamente q los lectores en- la Sec
ci6n telegrafca, Sc supone cue Sc refu-
gi6 la emperatriz de China, esta situa-
Ga en- la confuencia del Hwang Ho y
del King Ho, lugar en- que convergen
muchos caminos, en- ell centro de un
territorio muy rico en- cereales.
Singanf1, fnndada mil doscientos
amos antes de Jesucristo, fu6 durante
dos mil alos, hasta 1927, capital de la
China Oriental.
La ciudad esta rodeada de atlas mu-
rallas de cuatro leguas de circunsferen.
cia; pero en- ell interior de los muros,
10 mismo que en- Pekin, hay grandes
extensiOnes de terreno dedicadas al
cutivo.
En- Singanfd existe un Arsenal donde
Sc fabrican fusiles y oa1ones para Ell
ejGrclto chino. Sc calcula que ouenta
cerca de un million de babitantes.
Pertenece a la provincial de Chen Si.
Publcamos los datos anteriores, porque
habi6ndose refugiado los soberanos Chi
hos en- esta poblaoi6n, es probable que
Sc liable de ella q menudo en- ell trans
curse de los acontecimientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21

DE SAGASTA
PLAN DE REFORMAS

La Correspondence de Espaila en- su
edici6n del dfa 6 del actual mes de
Septiembre, pUblica la declaration he
cha For ell senior Sagasta q un perio
dista, de que los liberales combatiran
con calor, pero sin llegar al obstruccio
nismo, ell proyecto de presupuestos que
presen tara ell Gobierno al Oongreso de
los Diputados en- cuanto Sc abIan las
Cortes.
Segdn el se1or Sagasta, ell partido IL
becal exigira un plan general de refor
mas radicales en- la organization de los
servicios pdblicos, q fin de que Sc cum.
plan las promesas hechas al pals por Ell
Gobierno.
En- cuanto al proyectado matrimonio
entire la Princesa de Asturias y ell hijo
segundo del jefe de los Borbones de la
casa real de Napoles, d;jo ell senor Sa
gasta al reporter de La Correspondent
ciG, que cuando Sc lleven & las Oortes
Oapitulacioaes Matrimoniales 1nica.
mente consignara su opinion contraria
al enlace, pero sin extremar en- este
punto la oposici0n.
Manifesto ell jefe de los fusionistas
que no Sc ha lnterrumpido en- 10 mas
mfnimo la ammonia que existe entire 81
y ell general Weyler.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21

union militar y deshacer la obra de
Bismarck, por la cual desde 1866 ex-
cufa de ella los Estados de la Ale,
mania del Sur y Hungrfa.
Con 10 hecho recientemente en- Ber-
lin todas las tuerzas militares de Pru-
sia y demas Estados Alemanes, las del
Austria y Hungrfa formaran un solo
y dnico ejercito al mando de Guillermo
Ii 6 del Emperador de Austria.
Llama luego ell artfcul0 la atenci6n
sobre ell hecho de haberse contado ape
mas con Italia en- los asuntos tastimOs
de la Triple Alianza y sobre la circuns.
tancia de que no ocupara ell principe
de Napoles sitial aparte en- el "par-
terre" de los principales invitados &
las festas.
Dice asfmismo ell peri6dfco ofcicso
berlin6s que la reception especial he
cha al Emperador lie Austria en- Ber-
lin ha satisfecho grandemente al ele-
mento aleman del imperio austriaco
pero desagradando mucho q los tche-
ques y esclavos, que c0nstituyen la
inmensa mayorfa de los sdbditos del
Emperador Francisco jose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
RiQueza de Francia
fABULosA cANrIDAD De ORC

La prensa de Paris publica una no.
ticia que interesa al mundo entero.
Francia, justamente orgullosa, hace
saber que dispone de la mas inmensa
ca2tidad de orc de Europa. Sus re
servas en- metal amarillo son de cuatro
mil ochocientos diez millones de fran
cos. De esta suma, la mitad esta en-
cajas privadas y la Otra mitad en- las
cajas del Banco. Esta segunda mitad
es igual a la suma de 10 que poseen los
Bancos de Inglaterra, Alemania, Ho
landa, Espaila 6 Italia reunidos, y atm
lie quedan cuatro milones sobrantes.
FL dato termina aquf. Pero como
hay genie para todo, y como todo 10
que Sc re6ere al dinero tiene un pres
tigio irresistible, Jean d'Orsay ha he
cho los calcuios siguientes:
Los dos mil y tantos millones del
Banco de Francia estan en- SUI mayorfa
en- pleas de cuatro duros, que, conta.
das a raz6n de dos por segundo, pro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
Al publico

Tenemos Ell gusto de parti :
cipar 4 nuestros amigos y re-
lacionados, y al p1blico en- ge-
neral, que desde esta fecha Sc
ha hecho cargo nuevamente de
la administration de nuestro
establecimiento BOLETIN MER-
OANT1L DE PUERTO Rico y de
la del peri6dico del mismo
nombre, el senior don Eudosio
Cuttara y Alvarez, segl1n po-
der que le tenemos conferido.
AL propio tempo nos COM
splacemos en- hacer prcsente
que, por tenerse que ausentar
don Nemesio. Perez-Moris y
Lynn, hemos nombrado direc-
tor de dicho peri6dico al senior
don Cristobal Real, Redactor
que era del mismo.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Sep
tiembre 20 de 1900.
4. LYNN E HIJos De PEREz-MoRIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-09-21
nOTICIAS DE- SANIO DOMINGO
Los tenedores be1gas
Y la Improvement Company

Un despacho recibido en- Nueva
York el dia IL del mes en- curso dice
que los s1bditos belgas que tienen
5 6 100000 invertidos en- bonos domi
nicanos han notifcado al gobierno de
Santo Domingo que estan dispuestos
a no aceptar en- modo alguno ell con
trato hecho con la empresa denomina-
da "Santo Dominican Improvement
Company"
El Ministro de la Rep6blica norte
americana en- Santo Domingo ha re
cibido un telegrama del gobierno de
Washington excitandole q protejer con
energ(a los derechos de los tenedores
de los Estados Unidos.
El Presidente de la Rep1blica domi
nicana, sefor don Juan Isidro Jime-
nez, confIa en- arreglar satisfactoria-
mente dicho asunto, que tantos esco-
llos presenta.