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New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
LIQUEFYING HELITM.
London Telegraph.


lr the presence of brilliant audience Professor
pewar opened the session of the Royal Institution
last night by address Gases at the Regin-
ming and End OF the Century John Dalton Davv
and Young, within those walls, had anticinated
that cold and pressure would some day liquefy the
so called permanent gases. but they could scarce
ly have anticipated that hydrogen itself would he
rendered solid. Yet the last year OF the century
has seen that feat accomplished. The Professor
has yet other worlds to conquer. Lord Kelvin pre-
dicted that they would find gas that in it's LIQUID
state boiled within five degrees of the absoiute
zero That gas Professor Dewar has found in the
warm volcanic waters of Bath and II proves TO be
the remarkable element helium, first discovered by
Lockyer IN the SUM- and afterward unearthed by
Professor Ramsay in clevite. To get this in the
form of pure liquid will necessitate fresh expert
ments and call for fresh pecuniary resources The
professor exhibited some striking examples of the
solidlieation Of bromine chlorine and Iodine
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
DIR. VALENTINES CAREER

DR.. Richard X. Valentine who while temporarily
Insane from grip killed himself with q lancet AZ,
his home. No. lse Lincoln Place on Friday night
was born in New-gork in 1855. He was the son OF
Dr. Samuel 7. Valentine. He was graduated from
the Neg-York Homeopathic Medical College in
1875. and after spending two years abroad began TO
practise in Brooklyn He a president Of the
Kings County Homeopathic Medical Society. ana a
member OF the New-York State HOMEOPATHIC
Medical Society. and OF the Unanimous the Mon
wicow and son
MIS- Nssentine had been separated from her hus-
band for about three years and is living in an
apartment house az Seventh-ave and President-s 81
Or. Valentine has two brothers, Stephen and Dan
lei X Valentine, and sisters, Mrs + l.
Matthews and Mrs. John w. Raymond ali OF
Brookiyu - N'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
STEAL WAGON AND CONTENTS,
PROPERTY AFTERwARD RECOVERED AND SEW
ERAL ARRESTS MADE.

Captain Tituss detectives arrested a gang or
wagon thieves yesterday afternoon which has been
operating in the wholesale clothing district for
some weeks Friday afternoon Herman W Brand
an expressman. received from the firm of Mack.
Latz 4 Co.. clothing manufacturers. of No. rs
broadway, nine cases OF clothing 10 be delivered
70 the various ferries and dispatch companies.
Brand stopped at n)ther place, in West Third
ST, near Broadway. for another parcel While he
was in the store the horse and wagon and the
nine eases OF goods disappeared The firm reported
SEe robbery 10 the detective bureau. and Detective
SerseantS Foye. Clarke and Becker were detailed
on the The empty wagon was found two
hours later. at Clinton and South sts
On information they had obtained the detectives
nade descent on the rooms OF jacob Kutner az
No Al SlXth-st, at p. They found Mrs. Mary
hutneT twsnty-four years old, the wife OF Jacob.
ana Edward Raymond, twenty-three years old. who
said he was = vocalist OF No 20 SeCOnd-ave.. IN
consultation with Louis Greenberg. forty-one years
old. a pedler, of No 102 HesteT-St Raymond and
thS woman were trying 10 come TO terms with the
pedler who wished TO buy the S07 suits OF clothing
which the missing cases had contained and which
were spread about the room. The detectives
rested the three. and later took into custody the
womans husband as he was going into the house
All were locked up In the cells at Police Head
quarters The stolen property Is valued at A,9O
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

siTIKMAN SAYS ARCHITECT TOLD HIM BUILD
INGs DEPARTMENT WAS CORRUPT

mTLKMAN SAYS ARCHITECT TOLD HIM BUILD
INGs DEPARTMENT WAS CORRUPT.
John Guifoyle Commissioner Of Buildings yes
terday conducted q proceeding investigate the
statement Of a Brooklyn architect that in order
10 get anything out OF the Buildings Department
some official must be bribed The architect ac-
cused was Frank Holenberg. Of No. I15s Myrtle
ave. F. W. Smith who has a dairy business in
Lexingt on-ave-. near Patchen. and lives at No Se2
Putnam-ave- testified that he paid Hollenberg $40
for drawing plans for a stable. and that Hollenberg
told him that in order 10 get the plans approved
by the Buildings Department ii would be neces-
sary 10 pay SIS. the ground. as sworn 10 by
Smith that the department rotten the core
and that il was a Tammany law that money must
be paid 10 get anything through the department
1t was not stated who receive the money
except that il was some other than Commits
sioner Guilfoyle. James P. Tossing. a liquor
dealer, Of No. 25 Reid-aVe. gave similar testimony
based on conversation in his saloon between him
self, Smith ard Hollenberg
t1Oilenberg denied that the asked
10 De used in hribing the Buildings Department but
was TO compensate him for extra work in fling and
receiving the permit. He declared he knew Of no
corruption In the department and did not believe
any bribes paid
After the hearing Commissioner Guilfoyle said he
intended 10 lay the matter before the grand jury
as. in the circumstances, he could do nothing else
he said he would stand for no man in the deparr-
ment who took money from any ore for doing
what the law required of him.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

mlssionership Dady and Gruber were on one side
OF the speakers table and Atterbury and Quigg on
the other When Lieutenant Governor Woodruff
was called upon he said: Il thought that nv mis-
sion here tonight was partly TO help Mr. Elliott
Keep Gruber and Quigs apart these words Cru
Der ana euigg got up and clasped hands behind the
toastInaster), 10 say nothing OF Dady and Alter
from separate ends Of the table and dramaticaIly
walked together and shook hands The little drama
look the fancy Of the guests who applauded wildly
Alderman Bridges again had a chance last Thurs
DAY night OF ''lordng IT. over a public hearing in
which some Of the most prominent men in the
borough were interested Bridges presided At the
hearing which the Aldermanic Committee on Streets
ana highways gave for the discussion of the pro-
posed Borough Hall route for the BROOKLYN tunnel
Alexander E Orr Edward NJ Shepard and Con
troller Coler were among those who were oblioad ~
pay the greatest Difference TO Alderman T(Tid sos
A. one time. when Mr. Orr was Speaking he aslrad
t,olItoler toIer q simple question. The
piieu n "oro without getting up from his seat
Aadress the Chair and stand up. Mr. COler
roareo Alderman Bridges gioating over his on
portunity TO rebuke the Controller Mr. Coler who
is naturally modest, was almost struck speaHhIess
oy me nerce demand OF Bridges; but he finally got
on ms feet In an embarrassed way. and. after adj
pressing the Chair. repeated what he had said
before. ~ ~ '4'N 0'N
An interesting collection row on exhibition in
the museum of the Brooklyn Institute is called
a Life History OF the Butterflies and Moths of
Ne"-fork II is arranged in forty large frames
and contains not only the butterflies eggs and
pupP. but also the parasites OF the different
food plants upon which the caterpiars subsist and
one frame Is devoted 10 the silkworm
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH To opsrR,-r
HALF CENTURY MARK APPROPRIATELY

II
HALF CENTURY MARK APPROPRIATELY
Celebration of the fftieth anniversary Of the
South CongreGatio Church. Court and President
SIS VIII begin to-day. when in the morning the
pastor. the Rev. DIR. Albert J. Lyman will deliver
an historical address. AT the Sunday school meet
ing IN the afternoon addresses will be made by the
Rev DR. Edward Payson IngersoI. pastor Of I'm
manuel Church, and the Rev. Thomson b Pen
field secretary OF the Central Branch of the Young
Mems Christian Association. In the evening his
torical papers on the various departments of the
church will be given : follows
The Home Sunday school, by William Mackey
superintendent; The Chapel Sunday school," by
Edwin f. Warner, superintendent, The Ladies'
Benevolent Society" by Mrs. George H Prentiss
president The Young Peoples Societies" by a l..
Taylor. president of the Young Peoples Society,"
Christian Endeavor. and "The Church Society -
by representative.
Tomorrow night there will be what Is termed a
neghborhood salutation meeting and addresses
VIII be made by the Rev. Frederick Campbell pas
tor OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church; the
Rev Erwin bennett, pastor of the Tabernacle
bAptist church; the Rev. DR.. L. l.. Thorpe pas
tor OF the First Place Methodist Episcopal Church;
the Rev Frank p. Stoddard. pastor of the Strong
PIace Baptist Church. and the Rev. A b KinsoIv-
Ing rector of Christ Episcopal Church At night
there VIII De church reunion. with addresses by
the Rev DR. F. Taylor. of Ringhamton, a former
pastor; the Rev. DR. r. r. Meredith of the Tomp-
kins Avenue Church. and the Rev DR. Thomas B
Mcleod, of the Clinton Avenue Church II is ex-
pected that guarantees OF enough money 10 form
an endowment fund Of $4,000 will be made at this
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
DELUGED WITH BAD QUARTERS.
sHoPKEEPERs WARNED TO WATCH FOR WELL.
MADE COUNTERFEIT COIN

The Brooklyn police were yesterday asked to
send out a warning 10 all shopkeepers concerning
dangerous counterfeit quarter which is now being
largely circulated in Brooklyn The police were
told by the Williamsburg Trust Company which
mas received hundreds OF the bad quarters in the
deposits of it's customers
The quarter is dated 1900 and is most skilfully
made On the outside IL is covered with silver and
ne milling ard other marks OF a genuine coin are
ali present Secret Service men are al work irving
70 INC the source from which the bad money
Solhes IL Is believed that there is gang in Brook
yh which is unloading It, and II is Thought ma,
'he oounterfeiting may be done here also
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
CHARITY BUREAU RENEws appr,1S

e Dfoohlyh Bureau of Charities renews its ap-
a respectable and industrious woman. who Is uka,v
10 become seif-supporting IL she can obtain a leg
and Tor sd with which 10 aid a widow with rour
chiiofeh Inc only earnings OF the family al nres-
eht are - week. and illness and misfortune have
help. Vi appealing ior
All contributions for these puenoses sbou,a ha
sent TO the Brooklyn Bureau OF Charities No 90
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
THE SABOT.
From The King.

From The King.
The men Of Holland place their feet
IN Sc bots when they walk about
And though they wear them in the stree,
They never seem 10 wear them out
They do not look II they 1T
Beautys Thing the Dutchman scoru-
But then ~ does not hurt a BIT
When people tread upon their cornx
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
DIR. BUCKS SECOND MARRIAGE.
FIRST WIFE'S LAWYER SAYS REPORTED
DIVORCE Is INVALID-INDICTMENT
FOR BIGAMY JUsTIFIABLE.
HE DECLARES

Regarding the published statement that DR. Ed
ward T. Buck. Of Dudley Buck the organist
and composer. had obtained divorce on January
- last In Evansville. Ill. from his wife Louise In
derhill Buck, Willard p. Reid. Mrs. Bucks attorney
said yesterday that there many reasons why
the divorce mentioned was worthless In the mrs,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
NETWORKS HARBoR LINE BoaRp

The New-York Harbor Line Board is now con-
sidering a proposition which will have an important
bearing upon the harbor facilities this port
that is, the project Of the Cragin syndicate build
an immense drydock south OF Ellis Island. The
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

One Of the interesting happenings of the dinner
was the apparent reconciliation Of Gruber and ex-
Congressman Quigg. and of Dady and Walter r
Atterbury, who fell out over the Election Com
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
Silk Waists for Spring Wear.

Several handsome styles Of SILK Waists all the
new Spring shades. also black with vest and
bolero effects. tucked and hemstitched. worth
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

SINGER SAYS SHE WILL PRESS HER SUIT.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
Two Wonderful Offers in Lining Department.

a1 SILK durable and bhHa-n old
Whhe nnar
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

MAJOR n RrTrF COL W BARLOW 1MArHAL
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
COlOred Crepes de Chine.
Narrow Velvet Ribbons, Is Cts. per Piece.

pink blue turquoise garnet lilac, hHotope,
demand now-at 1 ) piece OF 10 yards
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
aides Fine Kid Gloves for Is Cts.

vocasp gac Kid Gloves desirable Spring shades overseams witt
and finished the best perfect fitting, all sizes 75
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

JAY STONE,
Chief Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24

II is probable that the humor OF Abe" Gruber.
at the thirteenth annual dinner Of the Invincible
Club. on Friday night will Michael J. Dady
dinner. Dady sought for the place of Republican
Election Commissioner for Kings County. and last
week received the appointment. Gruber in his
speech touched UPON the qualifications nnItician
New-York tribune., 1901-03-24
Special Sale OF LaCes and EmbrOideries.
Ladies' Vici Kid Shoes. at Sl.75.
Leaders in Mems Furnishings

MensN made ofnnd in ?
fine FehP so
eah this bwek
NensM tsmaio "
3 fol-
Boys.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
FL tabaco en- la Argentina
Desarrollo de la Agricultural

Ent.e los cosecheros que estudian y
perfeccionan el cultivo del tabaco Y Ia
preparation de la hoja en- ell dist,ito dc
Corrientes, 8, cita al sefior Jose Lopez
Sonora, pIopietario de un importante
establec'miento de campo en- la esta
ci0n de San Lorenzo.
EI senior Somoza ha preparado en- su
pr0piedad | ma vasta Area de te reno en-
la cual sembrara 10000 plantas de ia
baco habsn'. Un iDteligente tecnico
de esta is'a, especialmente contratado
pa dirigir la plantation, tendra a su
cargo Ia ensefianza de las practicas mo-
dernas del cutivo de la planta y sobre
todo del beneficio 6 preparation de las
hOjas. Esta ensenanza no Sc concre-
tara al personal del establecimiento del
sefior Somoza, sino que SO haIa exten
silva los cultivadOres que 10 solcitan
de los departamentos de Bella Vista,
Saladas, Mburucuya = Oaa-Osti, que
es donde mayor importancia tiene Ell
cultiv0 de la valiosa planta y donde ell
china y las tierras especialmente ofre
cen particulaIes ventajas para ell desa
rro'lo y prosperidad del cultivo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
OTRO ANARQUISTA
tTALIANO
Proyecta asesiuar al Rey

Dicen de Romaa la Agercia ingle.
ga Central News que en- estos dias &c
ha puesto preso en- Vicenza a un anar.
quista llamado Narcesso Miotti en- ell
momento de tomar sus G'timas dis
posiciones para asesinar al Rey de
Italia. Esta 1ueva conspiraci6n .se ha
descubierto del modo ..siguiente:
Mott, que habfa de casarse en- bre-
We, escribi6 a su novia que renunciase
al porvenir prometido porqre una aso-
,ciaci6n anarquists, de la que 6 forma
ba psrte, le habfa encargado asesinar
al Rey Victor Manuel. L, policfa In
tercept6 esta caTta. En- 81 cuarto de
la fonda en- que habitaba Miotti, &c
I'm en.ontrado documen.os secretos
que facilitaran el trab sjo de la policia
y la detenci6n de individuos de la aso
ciac'6r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
FL pOlifono de Edison
AGRADABLE vELADA

No es un aparato vulgar de los que
andan p0r esos mundos de Dios, desa-
creditande Ia clase; es un verdaderO
prodigio de la ciencia, el cual. superan-
do todos los demas cOn0cid0s, ha To-
grado gravar en- sus records los acen-
los de la vo4 humana.
Dhiase que tOdos y cada uno de esos
cllindrOs, tienen la sensibilidad del CO.
ras6D; y los acentos inimitables de Ia
m1sca andaluzs, hir.endoles en- sus
fibra mas sensible, ban quedado gra
vados como en- ell alma del artista, peTo
mas felices que Este, 6, records del
Polifono, pueden Ieproducirlop, con
Ia msma cadencia y al m5Eis, con igual
sentimient0 y dulzura, alegIfa y pena
y sus fiaales notas 10 mism que en- el
patio andaluz, Sc pierden POGO a pocD
abs0rbidOs por los besos dc las parras
y de los azahares.
De veg On cuando, EN- esos delic:o
sos paIentesis, que hsce la cantaoYa
para dejar OR el puntear de Ia guitarra
y el eco de la voz que sc pierde, se oye
uD ole dich0 con ell acento de Ia terra
como Sc dice all5.
Y 10 mismo sncede con los demas
cantos regionales de Espafs; Ia pra-
viana, la jota, el tango, todos tienen
el verdadero sabOr de la region. q que
pertenecen lcomo que es. an tomados
sobre ell terreno.
L enc tambien el aparato de refe-
rencia, ndmeros de mdsica clasica, elo
cuentes discursos, de los cuales no sc
pierde nj una sola palabra, pleas mu
sicales tomadas de las bandas militia
res de Espafia, Estados Unidos etc
gusjras cubanas , canciones de dife-
rentes paises.
| Ytodo peifectamente; sin esos rui.
dos molestos 6 inacordes tan comunei
en- esta clase de- aparatos.
P1ede estar orgulloso nuestro ami.
60, don Jose Fernandez, de poseer @
mas perfecto polifono de cuantos he
mos dido. y juntamente con nuestrs
|felicitaci6n, le enviamos las gracias
|por Ia agradable. velada que nos pro
porcion6 anoche, invitandCnos & Or 81
prodigiosO Polifono de Edison.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
Cosas de America
LAS CUEh1As DEL GRAN CAPTAIN

81 las fortunas son colosale, en- lo
Bstados Unidos, fuerza es c,tfesal
tambien que la vida y hasta la muertt
cuestan ALI precios fabulosos
En- tanto es asi. que ell doctor Brew
ming, de Filadelfia, ha presentado loi
herederos del senador Magee. de Pitts
burg0, una cuenta de honorarios que
asciende a $50, 900 frances "por cuida.
dos pr0dipados al difunto durante su
Ultima enfermedad.
Por haber ayudado a moIir un Sc
nador y Millionaire q la vez, acompa
nandO,e poi. r.espsco de VENT 90 meses
en- todas su salidas de casa, ell doctor
Browning III llegado a un total adj
ciona', que ha parecido dema.I Iado
fuerte a la familia, la cual protesta
contra es'as pretensiones
A pesar de que el doctor no SO ha
atIevido llessr hasta un mil'on, esta
cuenta fantastics parece supsrar las
cuentas h. chss despues de la de M
PuTgon. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
Tribunal de poliCia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
No hubo juicios :
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Aniceta Nieves, por promover un escan.
lalo, un dollar de multa.
.El Asilo de Damas
NE DnNCE

Parece que SO trata de levantar & gran
altpra ell Asio dc Danss de -aquela ciu.
dad contando con las caritavlvas sefioras
doaa Eufemia Oap6 de PARA sus com
pafleras que han venido sosteniendO hasta
hoy ese sinpatico Asilo, que recuerda la
meNoria de su fundador ell fildntrepo don
Frapcisco PARA Luptr6n, quien en- sus
dltiinos momentos no olvid6 recon- eudar 4
susSdescendientes ese albergue de los po
bref.
III "As'lo de DamasD tieue hoy una
vida langnida; pero gracias las d'stin
guIdas seforas que velau por su sos'eni
mietto, un hermoso desinteresado pro
yectb de los notab'es doctores Coronas,
Ferian y Suarez, y la generosa protec
ci6nI dc don Rafael Leon Paz, una dc
las balances mas poderosas que con su pe
Guild ha evitado que dicho Asilo cierIe
sus puertas q la carIdad, dentro de POGO
SO vera convertible en- un Hospital modelo,
pues no faltaran en- el todos les adclantos
modernos que la coloquen en- primer lu-
gar entire los estabecilnientos de esa indo
10 de la isla.
El proyecto que nos referimos 10 dare
mos c0nocer al p1blico uno de esios
das.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
CuartO de SOCOrrOS

Tomas Torres, fu6 curado de una con.
fusion sobre Ia region intercostal pcsterior
derecha. Leve sin asistencia.
Catalina Fernandez, fu6 curado de varias
contusiones de segundo grado en- Ia region
orbitaria inferior derecha con equimosis,
erosion sobre ambss rotulas articulacidn n
| de ambos codos, confusion sobrs Ia region
parieto 0ccipital derechs. Con asistenci
Juan Sfas, fue curaio de una herida In
elsa de dos centimetrcs On Ia region plan.
tar de su borde externo del pie izquierdo.
Sc encuentra completamente restablecido
de Ia herida que le infirierap, ell Lcdo. So
nor Bryan, de Msyagiiez.
Sc encuentra enferma de algdn cuidado,
10 sefora dc Mr.. Hayden, empleado de-
Board dc Caridad.
...El Departamento de- 10 Policia .insuIar
] Ia recibido baSderas nuevas que seran en-
vlkdas todos los puestos de policfa dc esta
isla.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad acompafiadl
do 81 sefiora esposa don jaime Padr6, co.
mercisnte Do Manatf.
|
Dos continentales aver tarde, tuyieron ii
disgusto del que 80 fueron & las manos, pro
|pinlndose fuertes golpes, iEtervinieron otro
Icompaneros que lograron separates.
| Segdn tenemos entendido, la funci6n d
maiiana estark mpJ ct ncurrida, puea "a be-
luna gran demapda Dc Iocalidades,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
Ser rebuznc.
Sc siente el rebusnador
En- este tercer yebuzn0
t, Semejdnte al Creador.

Dice que "dce el sen, u Crrros Enri
auez, que an dia el Oreador practic6
una especie de bujarda (i) en- el azul
cielo q fin de yer con sus propi0s (coma)
divinos ojos (coma) e estado de la hu.
manidad fue tai el bochorno de Dlos
4 la presencia de su obra echada a
perder por sus criaturas que convilti6
nuevamente sus ojos al clelo de donde
nunca debi6 separaFlos y CRITIC indigna
do seste no es el mundo que 70 hice",
Pues a pari, don Tomas practice una
bujarda en- el pesebre para yer desde
allf el op1sculo de @. Candamo en-
cuanto 10 divis6 rebuzn6 dc esta name
"a "esto no es 10 que 70 buscabaD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23
NO1ICIAS DEL DIA.

Ha sido autorizad0 ell recaudadOr de
Aduanas para devolver los derec os psgados,
por los comerciantes receptores de los efec :
tos que se quemaron en- el muele de espi-
g6n, correspondientes al cargament0 del va
dos mil y picu de pesos, porque las menc;o
nadas mercancias Sc halla5an bajo la Gus.
todia de la Aduana caando Sc quemaron.
Anoche como & las ocho, ell individuo
Juan Sias, tuvo la desgracia de psar un
casco de botella en- Ia calle de la Fortaleza
fren q Ola Ninfa, infriendose una herida
de dos centimetros de longitud, en- la re-
gi6n plantar, borde externo del PIE izquierdo.
Durante ell dia de aver fueron asistidos
tres individuos en- ell cuarto de socorros.
Hasta hoy hay treinta detenidos en- el Do
p6sito municipal, por diferentes conceptos.
Rodulfo Lopez Rios, confiuado de Pfesi-
dio, que cumplfa Z a3os de condena en- la
eafcel de Mayaguez, ha fallecido.
Sc encuentra en- Arecibo en- ejercicio de
su profession el abogado seior Lopez Landr6n.
El Tribunal do Distrito de San Juan no
lictado sentencia absolutoria On Ia causa
seguida contra don Fidel Prieto Elias, por
lesiones.
ANT de comprar CE-
MENTO, informese-s sobre pre-
clos casa R. A. Macfie, Cristo
1, Telefono 1874. oo-3
Antes de aver falleci6 en- Ponce, la respe-
rabal, esposa de don Pedro Orsici.
El Tribunal de Distrito de esta ciudad
conden6 & Jose Martinez Bultr6n, de la Ga
rolina, un mes un dia de prsi6n, por
deaobediencia a la autoridal.
La function anunciada para anoche por Ia
companf, que dirige Ell primer actor senior
Roncoroni, SO suspendi6 q causa del NAL
tempo.
FL municipio de Barr0s ha cedido al Go.
bierno dos acres de terreno para construi-
un edificio para escuelas.
Sc ha trdenado & ls Oorte de Distrito
de Humacao devuelva los ejemplares sc
cuestrados de la "Democracia."
El comercio de San German ha tornado
el acuerdo de no comprar nj admitir con.
sigraci6n alguna de cafe extranjero.
El lunes le fu6 robada en- Csguas & la
famiis de don Jose Gonzalez, una GAIA
conteniendo diez dollars y varias joyss de
algdu valor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-08-23

Mama sque sera una bujarda!-
exclam6 una nina que ola los horriso-'
nantes rebuanos de don Tomas.
Pues una bujarda debe ser asf como
una albarda maragata que querran re-
galar al rebuznante autor de Patria
Eterna 9 de Estudios crtticos. Ell
pobre bieR Sc la merece mo estA
esa paabra en- el D.cciOnario mo
hija mia, no esta-entonces az.
debe ser la albarda
10 rebuznn.