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RAIN sPOILs THE DRIVING.
One TrOt Finished and a Heat Paced
at Terre Hautc-To-Day's Card.


TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Sept. 27.-Rain
again spoiled the racing here this after
noon. The morning broke cloudy and cold,
with a heavy atmosphere. and by 1890
o'clock, half an hour after the first race
was called, the downpour began. One more
heat, the third of the 2:20 class trot for
the Wabash purse of 5000, and the first
heat OF the 2:25 pace. purse. $500. were all
that could be finished.
Annie Burns, who took the first two
heats of the 2:2O trot, broke just beyond
the wire and narrowly escaped being dis
tanced. Contralto winning the heat handf-
ly. with May Alcott second; Maggie An
derson third and Cornelia Bell fourth.
Time, 2:11L.
Annie Burns and Contralto were selling
at even money and the odds are tonight
even better in favor on Contralto. Vesper
took the one heat finished in the 2:25 class
pace. winning at the wire In an exciting
hnish from Tod Williams. Beauty Spot fell
into third place and Grin b. was fourth.
Time, 2:12A.
horesmen gathered here. When the rain
ceased yesterday afternoon there was half
an inch OF thin, blue-like mud on II, but
this morning, after working a good part or
the night, the course was in fine shape and
the drivers said it was lightning fast.
To-morrow's card, besides the regular
events, includes the following specials: The
Abbott to beat the worlds trotting record
to wagon. held by himself, 2:0SA, driven by
Ed Geers.
Free Bond to beat the amateur pacing
worlds record to wagon, held by Coney,
at 2:03%, driven by c. K. G., Billings, OF
Chicago.
Coney to beat his own worlds record to
wagon, and Lucille, driven by Mr.. Billings.
TO beat her record OF 2:09A, trotting TO
wagon. Summaries:
1.-The Wabash" 2:2O trot; stake. $1,000:
Annie Burns, gr. m, by Bobbie
Burns (Dick WILSON,. ............... 1 s
Contralte, ch. m, by Conqueror INC
coy = L
May Alcott, b. m. by Albion
Maggie Anderson, b. m, by Ander-
son Wilkes Oillinger)..:..-.-......6 3 3
Cornelia Bell. b. m. by onward
4 4
Red June, b. m, by Redwald John
Lady Geraldine. b. m. by Constan-
tine tGeers). D o
Mabel Onward, b. m. by Shade
land Onward Smith .-........... s
Time-212A, 2:lO14. 2:111s.
2:25 Pace; purse, $1,5oo:
Vesper. I'm. m. by Cuckoo NeaD..........1
Tod Williams, gr. g., by De Jarnette
Green
Beauty Spot. b. m. by Gazette (Shock-
Grin g., b. G., Graystone (Hudson) ........4
Dacy. br. H., by Direct (WesD .............5
Bud Brown. b. h. (Snyder.....-.........Dis
Time. 2:12k.
Mr.. c. X. G.. Billings, owner of Coney.
left for Chicago tonight, and will not be
here again to drive his horses. The weather
it would not be worth while to remain
over.
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The forty-sixth annual report of the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad
was issued yesterday. 1t contains the fol-
lowing statement of earnings and expenses:
Freight earnings. s32,557. 800. an increase of
$S,2S7,057; passenger earnings. $40. 1884, 40S, an
increase of $9l5, 800; gross earnings, SAT, $685.
420, an increase of Alas, 9e5: operating ex-
penses and taxes, S3l, APP, 341, an increase of
$3.50. SIG; net earnings, SIC. lis, 07S, an increase
or 1858 ll9. The report says that at the
annual meeting of the stockholders the
recommendation to purchase in fee the
roads now operated under leases by the
Burlington in Iowa and Missouri will be
made.
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CHICAGO, Sept. ~g7.-Lawrence Pierson,
Lexington. Mo. Lake Forest University
crack half back. was probably fatally hur,
ir yesterdays game with the South Divi-
sion High School. Paralyzed. half con
scious. he lies at the Presbyterian Hospital
rear the North Shore College. During the
game Pierson attempted a hurdle play
fell and struck fun on his head. WheT
picked up he was unconscious. An exami.
nation showed that his spine had been SC
seriously injured in the scrimmage thai
almost total paralysis had followed tht
shock The attending physician thinks
Pierson has a lighting chance OF recovery
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Brooklyn Won i'm seventh.

BROOKLYN, Sept. 27.-McGinnity was
invincible to-day, with the exception of the
flee and Tenney's single. Brooklyn won
the game in the seventh. when three runs
were scored on three singles and a double.
Kelley was removed from the game for
kicking. Score:
r II +
Boston ..........0 o O o. 6 2
Brooklyn -..-...0 0 0 l 0 3 0 - 3 l
Batteries-Willis and Clarke; McGinnity
and Farrell. Attendance, 200.
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"KILLINGv Ar HAWTHORNE.
The Ring Hit for 3 1000 by the Win
ming of Bowen.

CHICAGO. Sept. 2Z-The betting ring was
the scene of an immense killing this after
noon. and the good thing was Turney Bros.
colt Bowen. Barbara NJ. was thought TO
be the best, and was made the opening IA
vorite. After the rush was over on the
flly the wise ones went to Bowen, and
had there been more time before they went
to the post he would have been backed off
the board. When the off bell rung Bowen
was favorite at 8 TO 8. He won handily by
-three-querters of a length. 1t is estimated
the ring was hit for $50, 900 on the race.
Winners: Bonnie Lissak, H~eadwater, Bow
en-. Branch, Trebor, Clay Poynter.
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other Running Rnce winners.

At Gravesend-Modrine. 2 TO /; Serrano.
3 TO 5: Cherries. IL 10 5: Kiilanshandra, . to
10: lebanon. : TO p Belgrade. 90 to l.
At Windsor-Charley Estes, 8 10 /; Amo-
roso. even: Miss Soak, even; Sister Alice,
even: ST. Sulpice. s 10 5; Flag of Truce,
2 10 ].
At st. Louis-Purse Minon. 4 to !; Silent
Friend, . 10 L. Early Bird. 4 10 8; Jim W.,
4 10 5; w. b. Gates, even.
At Fort Min The Jade. Orontas,
Dossie, Competitor Cad Hazel.
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BALTIMORE. Nd, Sept. 27.-Archie Nc
Eaehern won a twenty-five mile motor
paced bike race from Harry Elkes tonight
by three miles and LOO yards. Both men
had trouble with their motors, Elkes being
compelled to ride several miles unpaced,
while his machine was being patched up.
McEachern's time was 1855.
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LAKE FOREST. H.. Sept. 27.-sixty-ive
OF the best amateur golfers in the West
teed OF at owentsia in the qualifying
round for the Western gold championship
Walter B. Smith. the young owentsIa
player. carried on the honors of the day
by making new amateur records for the
course, not only for eighteen. but also for
~thirfy-six holes Smith made the thirty
six holes in ISL. which Is 7 under the best
previous record. mad by Charles r. Nc
Donald q year ago. He negotiated the
afternoon eighteen holes in 70. This
& s under Bogey and one stroke better than
the previous record. His play throughout
the day was SO consistent that he was
made a pronounced favorite for the tour
nament honors. Walter Egan's pla. also
caused much favorable
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Big Four Earnings.

The third week of September the Big
Four earnings were 1855. 2o7.92 an increase
over the corresponding week of 1899 of
~s7.ls3.66. For the three weeks Of September
the earnings were 81, oas. AZ. s5. a decrease as
compared with the corresponding period of
1899 OF s43.6o7.45. In this connection IL should
be stated that the earnings of the Big Four
III September were considerably in excess
OF any former year, and the present earn
ings. for that reason, are highly satisfac-
tory.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IS 1900

Sept. Is. in which the writer says: The
moral effects of iniquIty still exist and the
mental torture is as great as ever. Since
justice has not been done to me. the aim
l pursue remains the same until attained.
namely. the legal revision of my trial" The
Presse cites this letter as proving that
the Dreyfusards are still agitating and
persist in their intention TO keep alive the
hatreds and discords Of recent years
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Foreigners FIocking 60 America.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-More than four
thousand prospective American citizens
were passed through the Immigration Blu
reau at the barge office yesterday. They
came from ali parts of Europe and were
Passengers by six different steamers The
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. from Bre-
men, brought 657; the Oceanic. from Liver
lsool and Queenstown. 1910: the Spaarn-
cam, from Amsterdam, 675; the Furnessia,
from Glasgow. 275; the Friedrich der
Crosse. 1.l50. from Bremen, and the AIilano,
100. from Hamburg.
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ty-ive hundred people say Jimmy Michael,
the Welsh midget, defeat Bobby Walthour
in an interesting m~otor-paced race at the
Coliseum tonight. At the finish Michael
was over four laps ahead of Walthour, and
was never pushed. Time for the twenty
miles: Michael, 1892; Walthour, 34.17.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The New Yorks
won from the Philadelphia by good bat
ting in the fourth inning. The Philadel-
phias got all their runs through rank field
ing. Hawley pitching well enough to
secure a shutout. The New York club has
secured Murphy. an outfielder. from Nor
wich. Score:
r H z
Philadelphia 20 0 o o 2 IA 8 I
New York ......l 0 0 4 0 l 0 0 SO 5 Z
Batteries-Dunn. Douglass and McFar-
land; Hawley and Grady.
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One little term Is all I ask,
One little term for me.
I'll promise ne'er 10 run again.
All. hear my humble plea!
The four short years would quickly pass
And then I'd HE away
Oh, shall my promise be In vain?
One little term. 1 prayi
One term. Hcw small a thing 10 give,
But oh how much TO me.
Grant but one term and be from all
Nv talk forever freei
One little term The years will pass
All. think INV soon-awayt
One little term and I'll be still
How can YOU say me nay
-Ihlcago TlmeS-Hegaid
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hoote Elliott Defeat. Parmelee.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 27.-The principal
event at the Dupont Gun Club to-day was
the match at one hundred live birds be-
tween j. A. r. Elliott, of Kansas City, and
Frank Parmelee, of this city. Elliott won
by one bird. Score, SO to 50. This is the fifth
match and Parmelee has Won three.
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WANTED-Good boys, Is years OF age or over.
TO carry early morning routes. Call $50 a. m.
or 4 .. m at Indianapolis Journal. Inquire for o.
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United States Army-Abie-
bodied unmarried men between the ages OF
States. OF good character and temperate habits,
who can speak. read and write Engligh; recruits
For Information apply 10 OFF,
GER. q North Illinois street, Indianapolis. Ind.
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AUCTION SALE.


AUCTIOS ALE-To Dealers and Consumers
Ohio Wine and Liquor Company will offer al
suction $4,000 worth of imported wines. liquors.
etc. at auction. in cases. kegs and barrels. Sale
TO commence Wednesday, Sept. IS. az 10 a. m
and 2 p. m. and TO continue until all or most ol
stock Is sold This Il the largest sale OF its kind
ever offered at auction OHIO WINE AMI
LIQUOR MPA 20s South Illinois street
near Union Railroad Station.
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Pittsburg .......0 0 o OIL z 2
Cincinnati ...0 Q 0 3 0 0 0 0 Il z l

Batteries-Waddell and thinner; Newton
and Kahoe. Earned runs-Cincinnati, ?.
Two-base hit-Zimmer. Three base hits
Clarke, Beckley. Sacrifice hit-1rwin.
Stolen bases-Wagner, Barrett. Hartsel CD.
Double plays-Steinfeldt and Kahoe. Bases
on balls-Off Waddell, l.; off Newton, I.
Struck out-By Waddell. 4: by Newton, J..
Wild p~itches-Newton, 2. Time-1:45. I'm
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On account Of the death OF Nr. John C
Heath. one OF the oldest and most highly
esteemed members OF the Central-svenue
Church. the reception 10 Dr. l4asby. arr
ranged for this evening, has been post.
ponsd until next Monday evening.
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FOR ENT-RooM

FOR RENT-Room with modern eonveniences
and hoard A good home table. Both for So
per month. Ten squares from Circle. Best OF
references. Address II Is. care Journal.
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NOTICE.

ATTENTION, ROUGH RIDERS-No Rough
Riders organization is complete without our
STANDARD Rough Riders STATS" They are
both handsome and cheap. Address the DAVIS
WHIP co, Tippecanoe City. Miami Co., Ohio.
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PARIS. Sept. 27.-The Presse publishes
the text of an alleged letter from Alfred
Dreyfus 10 M. Trardieux. the former min
lister OF justice. dated Geneva, switzerland.
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Standing of the Clubs.
Pa, Sept.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Sept. 27.-Cincinnati
punched hits in the fourth inning. while
Pittsburg could not touch Newton when
men were on bases. Hartsel stole three
bases. made two of the seven hits and
scored once. Attendance, $500. Score;
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ErnLMAYER. ;Wd
WNC4& STENCILS, STAMPS
jas; mI,s6. IS sNERlDNNSL eRpuao Poor
LEGAL ApvERTIsEMENTs.

Indiana. Decatur & Western Railway Co.-of-
fee of the Secretary, indianapolis. Ind, Sept
Is. 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Indiana. De-
catur e. Western Railway Company will b
held at the Office OF the company IN Indianspo-
lis, Ind. on Wednesday. October 20. 1890. az l
o'clock .. m. for the election of three directors
and the transaction OF such other business -
may properly come before the meeting.
GEORGE n. BALcH, Secretary.
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this evening feeling that We fully under
stand the situation, and that we should
work the trust racket from this time on
without danger OF another change or the
issue
The club adjourned on motion Of Mr..
Lummix. w. :. X.
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TUNA. b. m. by Bourbon
Wilkes (Carpenter) .....-.....-.7 ! 2 !
Fred w. CHI e. (Golden).--.....1 2 ] 3 6
Hardie Boy, b. &. Jamison)......4 3 5 2 2
Wilkes Patchen. b. &. (Devlin).-2 4 3 Z
Bivouac. g. z. Deaden)....--...5 $ . 8
Alvin r.. b. h. Cook .....-....3 8 5 >
Special Boy, CHI &. C~Sterling)...-e s 4 ; ;
Victor. b.. g. (White). .....-......S z 8 4
Tfme-2:0Stz. 2:l0. 2:1oA, 2:13A, 2:1S1S.
PIP Pace; purse, $1,000 Ounfinished):
The Private. b. g.. William NJ. Hill
Esther. by Sir Rockwell (Foote)......1 1
Dark Wilkes, b. g. CWalD. ~..--......- 2
Rama, 9. m. (Young)----.-...-...-.-..3 Z
Dombey jr., br. h. (Doble1. .............Dis
Dark Wilkes. b. e. CWalD..............2 2
Time-2:10h. 2:12iz.
PA Trot; purse. $1,000 (unfinished):
Consuela S.. b. m. Directum-May Nut
wood
Winaka, b. h. CTiter).
kaleVala, D. m. Noung)...-.-.-.----..-----.5
Billy King, CHI. g. (Sanborn)...-..-..--..-.i
Harry, b. 6. knappy)..-.......,........,....5
Time. 2:13h.
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O SALE-No. 1 iron tank; capacity 400 gal
Ions. In good condition.; will sell cheap. In
Quire At chalfant. Pennsylvania and Michigan
OF w. L. LARUE.
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1OANSEMoney ON mortgages. c.. +. SAYLE5,
III East Market street.
OANS-On city property: 5h per cent. no com
mission; money ready. c. NJ WILLIAMS *
CO., 519 Lemcke building.
loan on Indiana farms; lowest mar
ket rate; privileges for payment before due; We
also buy municipal bonds. THOS. C. DAY & CO..
Rooms. so5-Sl2 Law building. indianapolis.
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PITTSBURG LOSES GAME
CINCINNATI PULLS wOULD-BE CHAM
PIONs DOWN A PEG.
Hartsel steals Three Bases, Makes
Two Hits md Scores-BrOOklyn
Wins from boston.
To-Day,s scheduled Games.

Boston al Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York;
st. Louis at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
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WANTED-One young Inan Of good appearance
TO travel: also one for city to represent Chi
cage house. Call mornings after Q. j. D. KEN
1ON. Hotel English
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sTORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storaga
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
lire tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY.
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Won in the Tenth Inning.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
Greens to-day developed a wonderful bat
ting streak in the ninth and tenth, and de-
feated Fort Wayne the third straight game.
3 TO 8. Score:
RHE
Greens .....3 o O o 0 1 O . 80 IL Z
Fit. Wayne. 0 3 0 0 l 0 o 0 06 3
Acknowledgment and Fuller: Wads-
worth and Fuller.
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The Board Of Trustees of the Central Indiana
HOSPITAL FOR Insane will receive sealed proposals
AZ trustees Office until Wednesday. Oct. 3 az 1
y m. for furnishing fresh milk for one yea-
from Nov. l. 1890. 20 Nov. I, 1901
BY order OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

III
the Board OF Commissioners Of Marion coupfy.
Indiana. will. NJ 10 10 O'Clock a m, Friday.
Oct. L. 1900: receive sealed bids for grading Sec
10 plans and specifications on he in the 9nlce OF
the auditor Of Marion county. Each bio must Dc
accompanied by a bond and AFFIDAVIT as require1
by law. The board reserves the right 10 reject
Witness our hands this 9th day Of september.
1896. JOHN MGREGoR
HENRY l. HARDING.
LANES L. GREER.
Commissioners OF Marion County.
Attest: Harry h. Smith. Auditor.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion county,
oct. ~ 1900. receive sealed bids for construction
OF substructure OF bridge over Pleasant run "n
Emerson avenue in the town OF lrVington. ac-
cording 10 plans ana specifications on Me IN ~
must be accompanied by a bond and afhdaNit as
required by law. The board reserves the rigbt
10 reject any or ell bids.
Witness our hands this 9th day Of September.
100. JOHN MGiE1Dh
HENRY /. HARDING,
JAMES 4. GREER.
Commissioners OF Marion County.
Attest; Harry i. smith. Audltor.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
the Board OF Commissioners OF Marion '1nty.
Indiana. viii. up 10 10 O'Clock a. m, dsfs
OF superstructure OF bridge over Pleasant run on
Emerson avenue In the town OF lrvinfton. ac-
cording 10 plans ana specifications on ME IN the
must be accompanied by a bond and afndaStt az
required bv law. The board reserves the right 10
reject any or al bids
1900. John
JAaEs + Z dhEEh
Commissioners OF Marion County.
Attest. Harry b. Smith. Auditor
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DIED.

EAIL-Dr. James NJ. Ball. at zionsville Cor
merry OF this city, Sept %. Funeral at 10 a.
m. Friday, Sept. IS. at Zionsville. Burial, Crown
Hill. $50 short services at grave. Friends IN
vited.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Galbraith. died Thursday
morning. Sept q. Funeral services al resi-
dence. 1901 North Alabama street. Saturday,
Sept. %. al 10 a. m. Friends invited to the serv-
ice. Burial at Crown Hill; private
H-BRETH-John c.. Hereth, Thursday morning.
az $40 o'clock. Age. seventy-three years. Fu-
neral Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock Burial
pr.vrse. Madison und-) papers please copy.
POsTER-Rev. Ludlow ID. Potter. ID. D., Lit.
D.. president OF Glendale Female College, died
ut Glendale. o.. Sept. q, 1906, in his seventy
eighth year. Funeral notice later.
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sGARLASDr STOVES AND RANGES
Awarded highest prize Paris exposition 1900.
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NOTICE.

Commissioners OF Marion cour
Attest: Harry q. Smith. Auditor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dIu UIItT,
worth and Fuller.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-16
Gle. GLE. TRANSATLANTIQUE
VapOres C0rreOs franCeses

A partir de 10. Enero del ano actual,
los vapores de eSta Compania de la
linea Havre, Burdeos y Haiti, haran
la escala de Santander asi a la ida
como al regreso admitiendo carga pa
ra dicho deStino.
En- adelante esta Compania admit
ra tambien carga para los puertos de
San Sebastian, Vigo, Bilbao, Malaga
Y Barcelona
Para detalles, acudase a los agenteS
en- eSta plaza. SuceSOreS de Mayol
Hermanos Y Compania S en- @.
FebFer0 IL de 1900. m. a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-16
Don Quintin Negron Sayurjo, Colec.
tor de Re7atos del Distrit0 de Ponce.

Don Quiaati9a Negr0n SdpjuTj0, C0lec.
tor de Re7at0S del Distrit0 de Ponce.
Hago saber: que en- 81 expediente de
apremio, seguido contra don Manuel Figue-
roa Pef1a, don Adclfo Lespier y don Tomas
Ferrer, para hacer elective ell alcance que
resulta al primero como Recaudador que
foe de las Oontribuciones del Tesoro Insular
en- Patillas, Yabucoa Maunabo, Sc ha dis
puesto Ia venta en- publica subasta de los
bienes embargados don Tomas Ferrer,
como fador de Fjgusroa, cuyos Dienes 80
expresan q continuation, sitos en- el barrto
del Real. Una casa de maderas america
mas de piso bajo techada de zinc que mi
de nueve varas de frente por nueVe de fon-
do con su balloon caseta aparte para letri-
ma, tasada en- cuatrocientes cincuenta do
liars.
Un almacen de ma aderas americanas que
mide seis varas de frente por siete de fcn-
do, techado tambi6n de zinc tasado en-
noventa dollars.
Ouatro secaderas de maderas ame ricanaa
y del pals, que SO encuentran debaJo de Ia
casa, con sistema corredizo, tasadas en-
cuarenta cinco dollars.
FL acto del remate tendra lugar en- Ia
OGcina del Collector de r entas Internas de
Ponce, con una hora de audienCia para el
case, q las dos de Ia tarde del dfa siguiente
al del tiltimo del plazo de tres dias one, pa.
ra ell remate, dispone ell articulo 81 de la
Instruction VICENTE; cuyo plazo empezara
contsrse desde Ell dia siguiente al de la sa
Ida del primer anuncio en- Ell peri6dico O6-
cial de la Isia; hsci6ndose constar que no
SO admitiTan pokturas que no cubran las
dos terceras par tes de Ia tasaci6n: que el
que obtenga la bueaa pro, ha de consignar
ell importe en- Ell aeto; y one, no hallandose
inscritas estas propiedades, CORE de cuenta
del que remats los gastos y diligencias pre-
cisas para la inscription en- ell Registro de
la propiedad:
Ponce 18 de Mario de 9O0.-QUINTIN
NEGRoN sANJURJo, Collector. %. R AGUIAR
2-3
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De martes microbes de esta Sc
mana, me la sid0 sustraido de mi
casa habitaci0n calle del Leon no. 7
un reloj de orc, ~CrOn6metro> de lS
klates con su leontina de orc ameri
cano de IA y forma eslabones. No
tiene die pero 81 la cadenita que 10
Sostiene.
La persona que 10 entregue al que
suscribe sera gratificado con 30.
Manuel comes.
Febrero % IL X
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-16
Buem negOciO
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Una casa EN- la calIe de
Ia EsfreIIa, sifusada en-
La zOna de piedrsDs, CON
su solar, que Infde 3S
VaraS de fOnClO, CON @ la
de frente.
Para inf0rne dirigir-
sc 4 eSfas Oficimas.
FebrerO Ne de 1900. p.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-16

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Pente ne Objeto nOtifcar
Oda dc Vender inferiOre
cOnOCida
la de aquelaS.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-03-16

Iace dparece dias dyspepsia estomaca intestinal
Catarro eronco del estomago V6mto dl
infeociosas Todo