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The age-herald., 1901-03-22

Thek ksecreatry is especially sensitive to critici sm, and that is an unfortunate qualt " in a public man, and the fate of the H ay-Pouncefote treaty, with the un- kind a nd unjustifiable personal criticisms that accompanied the consideration of that in strument, wounded his pride. That the les ding Senators and the state de- partme nt and Great Britain can reach d common plane of agreement is question that c, lnnot, at present, be answered. Certain it is that, rather than proceed to abro gate the ClaytonBulwer treaty, regardle ss of Great Britain's feelings, would be unfortunate. But should the British government refuse to be tracti- ble, afteTa every effort has been made to reach an kagreement that will meet her views amI safeguard American interests, the quest lon of abrogating the Clayton Bulwer tn saty can properly came up. Un- til it is m ade evident that Great Britain is intendh az to demand more than the Tinted Sta tes can concede, the wiser and safer polio V is of course, to negotiate with her In order to see what can be done. The talk of satisfying both Great Britain andi the United States Senate is one that W III tdhS dl ol NofoieA AAos S tactful reso urces
 <%-<-e->-<><~<-e<<~< who were SC ant to the mines on March 5. The affdavits of some of them and the testimony ad duced go to show that they were never tI jed or sentenced by court This showing yis not only disgrace to Butler County to Greenville, where the rascaly proce edings were carried on, but it is a shame ibo the State. Butler County people owe it to themselves to investi- gate and punis h.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

For President in 1904, Andrew Car negie, the friend of the common peo- pie.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

The Democrats of Toledo are sup porting Sam Jones for Mayor again
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

Li Hung Chang is always well enough when Russia has an axe to grind.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

Andrew Carnegie should be reserved for the Presidency instead Of the may oralty of a city.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

MT. Pine Coffin naturally desires to drive Mir. J. Pierpont Morgan to the grave.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

The substitution of Russian for Chinese names would be a distinct loss to the art of prondnclation.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

A branch order of Buffaloes is in contemplation.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

T1e Boer commissioners are really inviting new peace proposals.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

Aguinaldo refuses to come in and start a newspaper.
The age-herald., 1901-03-22

D. A. Fitch is the only authorized trav- cling representative of The Age-Heralo in It's circulating department.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

exchange on London Is francs II candmes Paris
discount rate s per cent
FOREIGN SECURITTES.-Briish consois for
-o- O, 71,s. for the account 81 1915. Spanish As
IN on6on go French rentes 100 francs IS CEN
times
ican silver dollars, 4514c. Bar silver IN Honooi
closed at S lied
GOLD PREMIUTM.-In Madrid, 42-oo. Iaspoii' '-'''
Buenos Ayres 132. 40 Rome, 20.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ad1 Tecelpes TaEe
renorted from Washington s91211i; internal nene
nue. receipts s7s4 l53 miscellaneous receiLts
total receipts for the day, S73I0l ao9 cS
eynendftures si 600; OF receipts
Receipts for the fiscal year to date ia "a
Trdifres s76 III: of receipts $500 oo-
National bank notes received for reoeiip'o'i'
s452, 800
CTp TRFASI-Ry The Sub-Treasury was a
5e'btnr to the Clearing House s, l,210.So-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES

FOREIGN TRADING.-London prices for Ameri-
can stocks heavy, and foreign houses
generally sellers in the local market Total sales
aggregated &c, 900 shares.
STOCK LOAN QUOTATIONS-Loan quotations
were: Amagamated Copper. Anaconda, Atchison
preferred Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Delaware and
Hudson Erie common. Erie first preferred Erie
second preferred Louisville and Nashville, Manhat-
tan Missouri Pacific. NewYork Central. Northern
Pacific preferred, Peoples Cas- Reading first pre-
ferred Rock Island, st. Paul. Southern Railway
preferred, Southern Pacific. Sugar, Tennessee Coal
and Iron, Union Pacific common and preferred
United States Steel common and preferred. United
States Leather preferred. Wabash preferred West
ern Union s1s94 per cent; Atchson common. 2Qsh;
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
BOSTON STOCKS.
FURNISHED by R. L. Day & Co.. No.
asked
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

and fairly active. The bulk of business, however.
again confined to about three of the railway
issues and American Can. Upward of 1850 shares
of Fort Scott preferred traded in between
7624 and H. the bonds sold S612 ST Louis Transit
common sold UP to 301e and the bonds at S61a.
Seaboard Air Line preferred sold at 5lh the is
IS and the 1919. American Can issues
were strong; about 1000 shares of common We're
traded in up 19A, and about 200 preferred sold
up 6714. Otis Elevator common sold at 81 Mex
ican National preferred sold So. Dominion Sc
up to S9a8. There was good demand for White
Knob Copper around 2012. Union Copper sold at
a. In the bank shares Commerce advanced nearly
10 points the opening, but later lost all the gain;
about 210 shares changed hands. American Ex
change advanced points to 297 Storage Power was
traded in for the first time in some weeks; about
800 shares sold from 4A to 37s. The market closed
strong and quite active.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-Market firm. Ffna
c,,,- rfons follow

RAILROAD BONDS.-Narket strong and active
Total sales amounted in par value TO so,3T1oeo'
against 800 on Thursday The heaviest deal
tngs were in the Atchison general As Baltimore and
Ohio gold As and debenture IS. Central or georgia
Is and ID incomes Central Pacific 22s. Chesapeake
and Ohio 415s Chicago, Burlington and Quincy As,
Chicago Terminal Transfer IS, Colorado and South
ern first As Erie general as Mexican Central first
incomes Mohawk and Malone incomes, Northern
Pacific as Peoria and Eastern income 4s. Reading
general IS St Louis Southwestern DDS Union Pa
citc first and convertible 4s Wabash debenture Bs,
Wheeling and Lake Erie first As and Wisconsin Cen
tral general As Consolidated Tobacco Is were
also active.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
GUARANTEED eTOCKA
Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker 4 s
WailSt)

Quotations furnished by Joseph Walker 4 :
Albany susquehanna p. c. (gte by Dela-
Atlanta & chariotte Air Line p. c. lstd. by
Boston & Albany p. c tstd. by N Y. c.a
Hudson River :...:-
n T.. " H & h. ~
Boston & Lowell p c. (gtd by Boston &
Boston 4 Proyidence 10 G (std by \. Y.
Beech orsek p c. (std- BY N Y. c. 4
catsWissa 1m E R. r CO. D. c. pf stock 5.td
by Philadelphia & Reading) -..-.....-
Cayuga & Susquehanna D. c. (gtd. by Del
aware. Lackawanna & WesternJ-
Cleveland & Pittsburg p. c. (gtd- by Penn
connecticut River 10 p c Cgtd by Boston 4
Connecticut & Passumpsic River p. C tgtd.
by Boston & LowelD.
Columbus & Xenia 8 D. c. (gtd- by Pennsyl-
Concord & Montreal p c. (gtd- by Boston
& Maine)-
Del & Bound Brook 8 p. c. tgtd. by Phiia-
Detroit. Hlisdale & Southwestern D G
(gtd. by L. s. & Michigan Southern.
Erie Pitts p c. (gtd. by Pennsylvania.
Fort Wayne & Jackson 51s p. c. pf. Cgtd by
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern -.
Ga. r r. & Banking Co. II p. c. (std. by
j.
Illinois Central Leased Line p c. (gtd. By
Illinois Central. --..-.--.--..-.-.....
Joliet & Chi. p. C (grd. by Chic. & Alton
Shore & Michigan Southern) ..--......c-I-
Little Miami SIS p. c. (gtd- by Pennsylvania
Little Schuylkiil Navigation R r. & Coal
Co. p. c. fgtd. by Phila- & Reading1
Mine HiI & SchuyIkiH Haven D. G (gtd
by Philadelphia & Reading). ng)...............
MOTIFS & Essex p. c (gtd by d.: L & W.
n; Y; & Harlem "a ? c COM and pf. Cgtd-
q II
New York. Lackawanna & Western 3 D. c
fgtd. by D.. L. & W)--.------..-..-.... .
Naugatuck 10 p. C. tgtd- by N Y. N n
Norwich & Worcester pf p. c. Cg,d. by
N Y, " H. & H)-----....-...........
North PENNSYLVANIA D. c. (gtd by Phila-
Old COLONY p. c. (gtd- by New-York New
Haven & HARTFORD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Oswego & Syracuse p. C (gtd by Della
ware Lackawsnna & Westerly ...........
Peoria & Bureau Valley D. c. (gtd. by Chi
cago. Rock Island & Pacific ..............
PittSburg. Fcrt Wayne & Chicago D. C
(gtd- by PennsyIvania) Observation-Disclosures.
Pitts. McKee;port & Youghiogheny D. c
(gtd- Jointly by Pittsburg & Lake Erie and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern) -.
Providence & Worcester 10 p C. (gtd by "
Rensselaer, & Saratoga 8 D. c. (gtd. by Della
ware & Hudson) Observation-Disclosures.
Rome. Watertown & Ogdensburg D. c. (gtd.
By y. Y C & H. r r. RD-..-...-.......
ware & Hudson) Observation-Disclosures
Southwest OF Georgia s p c (gtd. by Central
OF Georgia.
Utica. Chenango & Susquehanna Valley
p c. (gtd- by Delaware. Lack. & Western).
Utica & Black River Z p. c; (gtd- by Rome.
Valley OF New-York 5 p G. (gtd by Della
ware Lackawanna & Western).
Warren On j. p c. (std- by D.. L. & W..
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
Baltimore and Ohio. Chicago Terminal, Republic
Steel common and preferred, 8.

MARKET FEATURES.-Strength in the Wander
bilt issues due to report that proprietary
company would be formed to hold the controlling
in the junior Vanderbilt properties Buying
of the Southwestern stocks was helped by the loea
that the settlement of the Northern Paclhc aHair
would pave the way for a Southwestern consolida-
ton. Conservative interests bought the Atchlson
issues. Union Pacific and ST Paul recovered
Thursdays loss and were again heavily bought IN
siders bought the local traction shares Philadel-
phia houses bought Chesapeake and ONO. MOT
gan interests bought the Steel shares
MOVEMENT OF MONEY.-According TO the
compilation of The Wall Street journal, the
principal movements OF currency in the week 1ndl-
cate that the banks lost thereby only so'4'ooo.
There small loss to the interior. but gold eA-
ports offset by Treasury bond purchases
The banks received from the interior $2os26Vo ana
shipped to interior So, CO. of which S'20VV
was transferred through the Sub-Treasury, SZoOoOo
to Chicago and $4,000 to New Orleans Loss on
interior movement, sl351,OO0 The total gain from
new gold and Treasury bond purchases was So'Zsl-
800 The total loss TO the interior and Sub-Treasury
and through gold exports was $6S5o,5oo
PEOPLES GAS-Persons who are familiar with
the market situation of Peoples Gas Light ana
Coke Company of Chicago stock say that the re-
cent hammerng Of that stock on account OF the
Illinois franchise tax decision has been very much
overdone-that there is now heavy snort interest
which is becoming extremely nervous Insiders are
well aware of this fact and are lending the stock
movement against the shorts.
GRAIN EXPORTS.-"B -"Bradstreets' reports the
exports of wheat for the week 5.469645 bushels,
against 6672 SSS bushels last week and 3.ooo,oOI
bushels last year. Since July l. u2.19S9lS bushels,
against 67412,On bushels last year. Corn for the
week aggregates 70S.2S4 bushels, against 6O6.l59
bushels last week and 3.2S7 627 bushels last year
Since July / 17447,S44 bushels, against 6066S,O7S
bushels last year.
NORTHERN PACIFIC'S GAIN.-Earnings of
the Northern Pacific for the last week in October
showed a gain the week year of
S416 SS9 making for the month a gain of $1O60S15.
From July l gross earnings have increased g.
S94, ,914
UNITED STATES STEEL-Quartery dividend
checks the preferred stock of the United States
Steel Corporation sent out Thursday. 1t is
learned that the books of the company show an in
of % per cent in the number of holders or
preferred stock since the payment of the last div
dend.
CHICAGO TERMINAI.-ChicagoT Terminal issues
weak selling, induced by the report that
the Baltimore and Ohio would withdraw its Chi
cago business from the Terminal company.
SUB-TREASURY BOND PURCHASES.-The Sub
Treasury bought government bonds to the par
value of s1.115io.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - New -Orleans-Com-
rnercial s. 25; bank. par San Francisco Sight fzc
,.laoranh lOc Boston-Par Chicago-20c discount
Observation-Disclosures l-lsc discount; selling Lice
pre,niun Savanah-Buyfng, isc OF; selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. -New-York - Exchanges.
500 m SCI; balances Sic. 49, 7s4 Boston-Exchanges
s23 zs5 5s3; balances s2.3n,64 Philadelphia~Ex-
changes S9, ,z3o l7o; balances &lS2,o29 BALTIMORE
Exchanges So sa9 s2s; balances S57s53s Chicago
Exchanges s3s s72 s4s; balances. s2,4i2.sso.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Can money in
Iondon 21zazZ per cent: open market discount rate
for short bills sxG3A per cent long biiis S>s4a1a
n.r cent Berlin discount rate. 2s per cent for three
rnoyrts,s bills and per cent for short bills. Berlin
exchange On London 20 marks az pfennigs Paris
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
RAILROAD GROSS AND NET RETURNS

The following compilations from official re-
ports made directly to the New-York News Bureau:
The gross earnings Of ffty-six railroads for the
third week of October amounted to 81, l61, $50
year increase of 81, ,lS0,056 Ills per cent For
the fourth week OF October the gross earnings Of
forty-two railroads amounted Sl5102 399 against
s3337, $50 the corresponding period last year,
an OF 81 764 749. 1923 per cent For the
month October the earnings OF .fory-eight
railroads amounted to s52i Sol against Sh.iA1S
corresponding period last increase OF
s. OlS 0Sl or 1853 per cent. From July to October
81 the gross earnings OF forty railroads
amounted slsS, ESQ 74S. against s6S,615a5 in the
corresponding period last year increase OF go
OIL l43, or 11.so per cent.
The gross and net earnings OF seventy railroads
for the month OF September were as follows:
1901 1900 Changes.
Gross earnings S72 $40 see ss7. 323 Inc s5.el2 256
Operating expenses +3.014lT Inc. 2.921223
Net earnings. S28 SEQ s23 s75 s2.9s5,O33
The gross earnings increased sS4 per cent.
penses Increased $50 per cent and net earnings in
creased 1880 per cent.
For the quarter ended September 30 seventy-eight
roads report follows:
1901 1900 Changes.
sos 7ss s1o6 435 242 Inc So sos $40
Operating expenses l46aos9Io l26e"iis Inc Sos522
Net earungs... 500 534 800 o24
The gross earnings increased 1856 per cent,
increased l5 10 per cent and net earnings in
creased 1885 per cent
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS.

PORT OF NEw-YbRK.
Week ended Nov s. 1901 1900 1893
the port. S2,12I,SSI $loolo0S S1Io9b7S
thrown on the market. 2.O1s.31s l.5sO042 1.Ds.3
1ed at the s25 $40 SO s3s o49 $50 s7o 2as
rrbrown on the market 326 1886 002 So $50
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch. No 30 Broad-st)
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
cOLOR4DO SPRINGS STOCKS

c,os,,g ouotations on the Colorado Springs Mining
c-o,- Excbange by the Counselnan s. Day private
1strs from william P. Bonbright < Co. Colorado
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET-Money rates quoted fol-
low: Call money 3s "A per cent; ruling rate. per
cent Time money. 411g5 per cent for sixty days,
three four and six months railroad collateral
Commercial paper, z1@a5 per cent for three, four
and six months for the best names, and above for
names not so well known
FOREIGN NEXCHANGE-Markets strong. Actual
closing rates follow:
Gables. Sight Sixty DAYS
s,e-lng s7aG4s7& is744S71. 4.S3& a4S4
81 515N4s515 5-1Ss< 81
p..SrI,Svoa,l-s @ 81 e56955a
1.,,;SSe-s 405l644oA 403s G4os<
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
STOCKS ADVANCE AGAIN
HEA Wy DEMAND FOR BONDS
MONEY MARKET FACTORS 8 STERLINf
EXCHANGE HIGHER.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from THURSDAY
quotations We're:
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

BANK STOCKS.
(Reported by Clinton Gilbert. No. waIl-st9
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

London. Nov s. D. m.-The market for Amert-
can shares weak and lower small volume
of business. The close firm Final prices fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

Dollars per share.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-09

.Less lie.
Bankers posted rates were:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-07
Ell PAPA LEON XIII

Leon Nil, que ell de Mario entr6 eu su
92Q amos, ocupa ell cuarto lugar en- la lista de
los Papas cIasdca1os por orden de Iongevdad.
San Agaton, que tenia 113 amos de edad GUAM
do fu6 llamado ocupar la silla pontifcia, mu-
ri6n en- 682, despu6s de haber alcanSado los
107 amos.
Gregorio TX mur6 en- l241 4 la edad dc
80 amos, Celestiro III habia cumplido los Q2
afios cuando muri6 en- 1895
Los reinados de estos IL es ancianos lueron
muy agitados. San Agaton obtuvo con dd-
cultad que la corte de Bizancio renunciase al
humillante tribute que exjia al papado Celes-
tlno III Gregorio vyeron 10 mas reco de la
Gquerella de la investidura;S pero las inquie-
tudes del gobierno durante ese periodo de tnr-
bulencia y las uchas que tuverou que sos
tener no e lmpideron llegar, csrgados de
gloria de amos, los 6timos Kmtes de la
longevIdad humana.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-07
UNA EVOLUCION

Francisco Sariego, espaAol que reside en-
la Cidra, ha reuuncado su nacionaidad, ju-
rando ser fel la constitution de los E5tados
Unidos hacienda su ngreso en- el partido in
Conditional.
Esto 4 la simple vista pareCe Ia cosa mas
natural del mundo,
Es un hombre que en- uso de su lib6rrma
voluntad abandona los suyosy Sc acoge una
nueya constitution una nueya patra
Pero Observable ell fondo, es una acci6n
digna de censuras.
Don Ncasio Sosa fu6 demandado por Sa-
rego en- Ell juzgado municipal de la Cidra. Ell
litigio yersaba sobre derechos adquiridoS en-
un solar anexo la fnca urbaua que en- la ca
lie &Munoz Riyeraa posee ell senior Sosa, En-
primera instancla gan6 la question ell deman-
dado ell demandante interpuso recurso con-
ira la sentenca.
Va ell asunto la Corte de Dstrito de HUI
macao Sarego Sc despoja de su naconaidad
y Sc hace republicano, creyendo MERCER asf ell
favor de los jueces.
No hombre, hombre
cAcaso elos suietan sus falos las conve.
niencias de- partido que les eligi6 para admi-
nistrar iusticia?
La opinion popular no procede cuerda-
mente con tales preocupaciones Viciosas E in
fundadas
E que esos magistrates Sc coloquen fren-
te LA DEMOCRACIA y la empapelen con sus
frecuentes deruncias, no es 6bice para que
nosotros dejemos de reconocer 10 que elos son
dentro de la 6rbita de sus funciones oaclales,
Aqui Sc do al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-07
Otra aplicaci6n del CeIuIOide

Ell celuode tlene hoy numerosas aplca-
clones, ahora acaba de halldrsele otra, des-
tinandoo la lnmoviIizaci6n de los membros
E doctor f. Hersing, de Mulhouse ha
dado con la manera de hacer ductil ell celuloi-
de, sin que pierda su rijidez, sumerji6ndoo en-
alcohol, cuya temperature Sc eleva al baiio-
maria.
La ebulici6n del lfquido converte la plan
cha en- flexible, entonces SO SAGA para que
no Sc dsuelva Sc aplica sobre ell agodon que
previamente debe colocarse en- el miembro en-
fermo.
al POGO tempo la hoja de ceuloide vuel-
We su primitixo estado de rijdez. Para qui-
tarla basta con sacar primero los aIgodones
coocados bajo la hoja compresora.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-07
De SALINAS
UNA PR0TESTA

Con verdadera indignation me he entera-
do por La DEMOCRACIA de la cobarde agresi6n
de que fueron vfctimas en- Cayey ell prestigloso
acalde don Pedro Rivera los sefores don
Segundo Ortiz don Celestino Marero, amigo
mio mdy estimado este GltmO.
Tales actos de vandalIsmo son propios
Gnicamente de pueblos incutos atrasados, Y
resultan una anomalla un contra sentido en-
los alb1res del sglo XXX, ba 10 la baudera de
las estrellas de las franias que solo cobla
pueblos dignos del goce de Ia libertad del
derecho.
Extra1o es que un goblerno llamado de-
mocratico, como ell que nos rige en- la actuali-
dad, no haga respetar la ley nj garantlce los
ciudadanos; permita y consienta que los que
estan en- la obligation en- el deber de conser-
var ell 6rden sean los primeros en- alterare,
como viene ocurriendo con la va famosa ar
chifamosa policia insuar.
A no presenciarlo no 10 creeriamos; poroue
parece impossible que as tropelias Sc sucedan
y SO repitan impunemente y que ciudadanos
pacidcos y hOnrados est6n merced de las tur-
bas'so, ceS.
La socledad SO halla indefensa; la paz
moral estS perturbada es grande la inquie.
tud que reina en- ell seno de las famias.
6Qu6 hacen, entire tanto, las autondades? I?
Sc cruaan de brazos permanecen impa-
sibles frente a esos desafueros que nos des-
honran a los ojos del mundo civilizado
Su indiferencia, rayana en- la complicidad,
presta alas los perturbadOres de ofcio, que
llevan ell insulto la provocaci6n en- los labios
y ell gsrrote ell puha en- la mano.
JamSs, en- cuatroeieDtos amos de colonia-
je, presenclamos espectaculo semeiante.
SEs Que Sc ha perdido aquf toda noci6n de
| justlcia, de moralidad Y de orden?
Vivlmos en- el pals del escandalo de clio
tienen la culpa, son responsables, los adula-
dores y los services, que no reparan en- los me-
dios con tai de llegsr Sus lnicuos fines.
No puedo menos de protestar contra ell ac.
tual estadU de demagogia porque atravesamos,
Y, de paso, euvio mi telicitaci6n mas cumpllda
| q los sefiores don Pedro Rivera, dou Juan Sc.
gundo Ortiz do1 Ceestino Marrero, de Ct a.
yey, por su acttud energics, frente la VI
Llama alevosa aggression de las turbas republi
| canas.
lDguo ejempo en- que deben lnsplrarst
los hombres pundonorosos de temple, que Dol
enclma detodo deben colocar su decorol
F Rodriguez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-06-07
VEN NEZUEl-:A
La question de AsfaIto

La Corte federal ha fallado las tres excep.
clones dilatorias .presentadas por los abogados
de la Ne1Cs York d Ber4nltdez Company contra
la Feliciddd,
La prmera: competence dc Tfib,lyal, fue
denegada, La Corte Sc declare competente
para conocer del litigio.
La segunda: tegitimiddd de los representan-
teS de la SFeLtctdadS, fn6 denegada tambi6n.
Los jueces les declara con suGciente poder.
La tercera: eTigencid de fanza, fue con-
cedida, fjapdola ell tribunal en- 100000 bolt.
wares.
En- este primer litigio entire las dos com.
pahfas de Asfalto americans, Ia Felicidad
gan6 dos puntos de derecho la Neto York d
Ber1nltdez Company uno.
Apel6 ell doctor Carlos Leon, representan
to de la New York Berm6dez.
Los doctores Zuloaga PsGl, abogados de
la Felcidad, hicieron constar Que en- el Banco
Caracas estSn depositados los 100 mil bolivares
sxIgldos como fsnaa para Ia continuation del
juieio,