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nosroFFIcE DEPARTMENT. Washington.

D. c. March = sealed proposals viii De ere re-
O'clock o m furnishing for the use OF IT'S Mail
Ecuipr1ent shops supplies consisting Of wire res
rs small rnaleable iron castings steel oils leather
tread facing cord such Quantities OF the dirsr
49, a-4fcI.s respectively. times and from
time 20 they may 5e ordered during the EscaL
s--JAs desired with full Specifications and form OF pro
7ssI viii &c furnished upon application TO the Second
Assistant Postmaster General
H c PAYNE. Postmaster General
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that you not responsible for the creation OF the
rules the penalties prescribed for them
THE PENNINGTON NINE WINS A GAME.

Pennington, y. J., April IS (SpecaD.-The Pen
nington Seminary baseball team the second
game of the season on the home grounds to-day,
defeating the Cannon Club, of Princeton, 9 to 2
OEanlons two base hit and double play by Will
Jams and Miller the features of the game The
score:
r. H. E
PENNINGTON Serainary.....-.1 o 1 x-g D
Cannon Club. OF Princeton. o IL 2
Iatteries-O Hanon and Hart. Demans and Reed. I'm
pire-J. s Hart
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coRBErT AND JEFFRfEs NAY FIGHT

NEGOTIATIONS are now under way. It is said. for a
Ell, between Jim Corbett and Jim" Jenries.
rba nroposed match will take place in September.
90 viii be for the heavyweight championship Cor
- &C. IN begin light training at Woods gyulna-
o., to-day and later he Will train at Baysde,
Long Island
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CYCLING.
v,-74EEr1,EH DISSATISFIED AT ACTION OF
POLICE DEPARTMENT IN ABOLISH
ING BICYCLE SQUAD.

Announcement was MADE at Police Headquarters
Yesterday OF the transfer 10 various precincts OIL
the members of the bicycle squad which after 10
6a, goes out Of existence. The transfers take Ell
feet at S a. m on Friday. The eighty-one bicycle
r,oliceraen who composed the squad were scattered
arncng the precincts Of the city. and most or tam
win continue TO do bicycle duty. The change en-
obIas the sending Of policemen 10 precincts that
need them.
Much dissatisfaction was expressed yesterday by
Ubeelrnen at the action OF the Police Department
IN abolshing the bicycle squad. Members OF the
Taa,,a of American wheelmen. the Associated
cycling Clubs of New-York. the Associated Cycllns
Cubs Of Long Island and the automobile cluos
intr1ated that the action would be the suDJect ..
5iserssions 81 the coming meetings OF the GHeIet
o-Socia-fons The bicycle squad was conceived by
A1erv ID Andrews in 1895, and the excellent ser
ice done both in this borough and in BROOKLYN
indicated that il would become a permanent IN
sritution in the Police Department
meeting of the Associated Cycling Clubs OF
Long Island will be held next Monday at $50
.. m at the Elephant Club house. No. I'LL Full
rrC0k
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Gurroadtes NotlCe5.

COSIO, HERNAN.-In pursuance OF an order
- Of Hon A5aer c. Thomas. Surrosqrs o. tae County
NJ Nav YORK r0e hereby given 20 all persons 1axnS
claims against Joaquin Cosio. late OF the Couny OF NeS
thereof
- ~ su5scrsr AZ his place vrdcsacting business at
oFF-e o. Nalois, Gra1H k4yos < r-4-per'
- -ss the Borough Manhattan in the City
OF New York before the SIn day y september IeS
Dated New York. March 26-h. lytl2 .---
~ HERMAN COSIO. Administrator
No. v-sT0rS GRIFFIN. HYDE & HARPER. No. 20
t-,a5 street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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WEST POINT. 9: SYRACUSE. 4

West Point n Y. April IS (SpeciaD.-Before
large gathering to-day the cadets defeated SYRIA
cuse University by a score Of to 4 Only seven
and one-half innings were played. on account Of
lateness. Moore pitched fine game for Syracuse.
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LACROSSE

PROMISE OF POSITIVE REVIVAL OF IN
TEREsT IN THE GAME
From, the lively interest taken in the lacrosse
games played in this district so far this season
tba enthusiasts are OF the opinion that the game
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Earned rnS-Ma1HatTan: l. ET0o51ga
Brooklyn. First balls-OT McPhilIips g. off
McMackin 81 Newton, l. Struck out-By McPhilltPs
/: bv McIackia. l. by Newton 3 Home run-Flood
Three base hit-Mullins Two base hts-Mulns. Rock
Dahen Sacrifice hits-Duf. Flood. Stolen bases-kearus
Irwin 8 Double pay-Rock Mullins and Cotter- Passed
bslI-Duf. Cmpire-McCaRn- Time Of game. 1:40
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L -nonas +. Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby given TO all persons navins Claims
late OF New York County. de-
vouchers thereof. tho
their place Of transactns business a. the
J. sullivan. Room 20. Smith Eull5tng
fanction OF Third Wills Avenues and 18th Street
Iroux the CITY OF We" iOEA on o. 0slos as
June next.
cEORC%F 7 LYONS. LEO HAMILTON. MICHAEL =
SULLIVAN. Execut0<s
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~ orc. az TIE IIght-E0uss Inspector. Torapkisvile
y Y Until u o'cIock N. April 60 1902 and then hen
oren-d for 'lT1sing Mineral OIL and Lard OIL or she
Sia-v required for the United states Lzht-9ouse ser
a for Ire fiscal year 20 cad June so. 1908 Spechca-
II PROPOSAL other Information pc
obtained on application 70 Captain WI " FOLeiER-
T~snsetlF.
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SHERIDAN REINSTATED.

The registration committee Of the Metropolitan
Association of the Amateur Athletic Union yes
terday reinstated VI. J. Sheridan, OF the Pas'ilne
Athletic Club, who indebted to the GreaIer
Nsu-york Irish Athletic Association for the games
on November go 1901. he had paid MS indenteu-
ness.
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IN pI-RST ANCE of an order of Hon Abner

IN PURSJANCE or an order OF Hon Aoner
. 7b,r,ss a Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
be-ebv rivsn al persons having claims against
T-vr9r5 Schetn. OF tls County or NeW YORK de-
with vouchers thereof 70
80 sibscrtber his place Of ransaetin business az
orera ~ Rabs Keller No Z3s BroadWaV. Borough
Nfa1battan IN CITY OF New York. On OF before rae
ri-st dav OF October. 1907 next. -
~ IS.|s5 New Y0rk the 18th day of March 1902
D4e~ - ARlfIN HARTMANN Executor
p.ur 4 KELLER Attorneys for Executor. No. rs
M Irosdway Borough Of Manhattan. Sew-gorS City.
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urTTER. IoHASSA.-In pursuance of an

lU IIER- JULI[f-VF-a II PV.11 1IN.-1~0 U a.
IL ,-+a- ~ Hon Frank T Fitzgerald Surrog7ts OF
.- S6,ntv az York. notice is hereby given 70 az
" bsvinr claims against Johanna Hurter. late or
Nayv york deceased. present ire same
Is, a-cns-s thereof subscriber at his place o.
Ef1si-sss No $50 Broadway. Borough OF Man
--1 ~ are CITY OF New York on or before the lst day
OF September next 49,. -. a o. ,ooo
DAssu w." LEO HITTER. Administrator
~ ,rzE-E- : STROOCK Attorneys for Administrator.
500 Broadway. y. Y CITY
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proposals
posToFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington.

- 4 f902-Sealed proposals invited
and will be received this Department until p m on
Thursday 1892 for furnishing such En-
velopes several Executive Departments IN WASH
officers elsewhere re-
are during the year ending 1903 Blank forms
o. uroposaI specifications will be furnished
Assistant Postmaster Cen
eraL h c PAYNE. postmaster S7n-ra4-
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the infeid. Three double plays by Princeton were
Tue features oi 'ii7 sA-Ae RHE.
Princeton ........1 ks IL
Batteriss-raylor and Liuey: Dunsconbe and Green
Umpre-Lemkauf.
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Albright and Graham were in the box for the
cadets. The score:
Syracuse .........-..........0 0 / o 81
West Point. o 4 4 %
Batteres-Moore and Henderson, Albright Graham and
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puhllr Nouces-

WANTED FOR T. s AEeNY:-Aole bodied unmarried
rnir.i States OF and ternperate Ea5Irs
80 rsn speak read English For Information
,nIv - PFCRI-ITTNC OFFICER. IS Third Avenue. 81
rtiaudr ST. 293 Eighth Avenue Io5 sixth Avenue or q
Broadway Brooklyn. E D.. N Y
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slit AGAINST STANLEY SETTLED.
THE RESTAURANT PROPRIETOR AGREES Tc
PLEAD GUILTY TO VIOLATING GAME LAWS
AND PAY A FINE OF $3.50

The suit brought against Michael j. Stanley.
restaurant proprietor. by the League Of American
Snortsmen has been settled by agreement by
Mr.. STANLEY TO plead guilty TO certain % the
charges and pay a penalty of $3.50. The suit had
been pending in the Supreme CourS for several
months.
The case grew out of visits made BY G. o.
Shields president of the league, and other members
20 shanley's restaurant No LIP Broadway. in the
,,onfh ~ February, 1901, when rfiied grouse. quail
and woodcock were served to them The suit
subsequently brought on alleged violation OF the
State game laws
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Europe

DARIS. NO. 20 RUE DES ECOLEs FRANCE. tho
L Sorbonne md Luxembourg Gardens. Mader,oiselle
JEANNE BLANC and her parents offer comfortable
Home Of Ladies. who wish to
perfect themselves the French Language and
thing OF Paris. Highest references furnished Address
as France.
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5fbooI Aeeurles-

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGE2SC,
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Governessea
etc. Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply 70
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Qearhers.


EVERETT STONE CYale and Columbis). 3lo West
n. Sc tn Tutoring at pupils or tutors rescsnee
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SEVERAL UNTRIED Two-YEAR-oLDs SHOWN
BAD WORK BY STARTER CASSIDY
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miscellaneous

S,T--CrssETI. NERVE SPECIALIST closing his SAM
- ts-iIrn would take OF patients travel. o.
$50 during summer. Of hotel practice address
.sSpFCIALIST' $50 6th-ave
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AorEprcr ENTITIES FOB TO-DAY.

FIRST RAcE-rbree-year-olas ana upward. Five an'
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Lesnde- 100 Richards 500 70 and zoo to J. AoskeS'
Us 8urnsl 70 and 70 3; DachshInc !O5
and 70 ! 100 tShes u 70 aIG , 70 =
Clipper ~ (Daly 20 / and TO !; fSoystefer ~"
1asch) 80 70 l. Broadstreet 81 tNalchaetz';
! Speedltnes % ttSrlesst', % -
S5ulre (Garrgan), 20 10 ana 90 70
LORD Sterling Cochran 20 70 &Ilo 70 l.
also ran start bad. Ridden out by 2 length 4ll@'
l2sh
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La leg1tima EMULSION DE SCOTT contiene
81 verdadero mas puro acelte de hgado de baca-
lao Noruego los mas pmos efcaces mgredien7
tes, vende al precio que vale l1s barota 4 su
precio, pues con su uso no hay desenganos SEM
PRE- EIA SIDO EFICAZ Sempre ha tendo la
conanza de los Senores m6icos en- todos los pafses
del mundo Las nitaciones son hechas ''pa1a ven
der para especular con la gran fjma de que goza
la original Emulsion de Scott. Algunas de elias
carecen en- absolute del verdadero aceite LA LE-'
GITIMA PRODUCE LOS RESULTADOS
QUE PUEDEN ESPERARSE DE SUS
COMPONENTES. La de Scott Sc sabe que cura
y alimenta la Sc gana la salud tempo
dnero usando la legftima de Scott desde el princ-
po. V6ase 10 que dicen m6dicos eminentes
nos nR ANnEs pRPnnos
-
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MarCOni
eStableCe communication
a traVeS de los AlpeS.
Telegramas dirlgidos des-
de los Alpes a Gibraltar,
Sc recibieron perfectamen-

Roma, II de Septic mbre. En-
una interview que Sc ACADIA de publi-
car aquf, el Sr. Msrconi dice que ys
tiene rssuelto ell problema de t,as.
mitir despachos sin alambre por SO.
bre una die tanciG de 1900 millas. Ase
gurS tambien que deptro de muy po.
co tempo logrAr& establecer comu-
nicsci6n eltre Europa y America.
El ilustre inventor Sc dispone
para hacer una vista Official oil Rey
Victor Manuel el dia catorce de este
mar, en- Rsceonigi, Pismonte.
Marconi he logrado atravesar
los Alpes con sus despachos. Des.
de Corr wall, por sobre Francis y
EspIf1a, Sc ha comunicAdo CON ell
Mediterr6neo, donde Sc hallaoa es.
tacionado su buque recsptor, y los
mer safes se recibieron CON toda
exactitud y precision.
Los Il times progresses del illus
tre itsliano estau condensados en- Ell
siguiente despache, trasnnitido desde
10 oficiDa de "a Compafifs que tie 6
estab ecido su sistema de telegrafia,
& |, Estados Unidos de Norte Am6
ricA
sHemos recibido 10 siguiente de
Marconi; Mensajes per fectel reci
bidos dentro de 10 bahia de Gibral-
tar, y en- todo el curse del viaie por
ell Mediterr6neo, directamente de
Poldhu, & traves de Francis, Espafia
los Alpes. Todos los telegramas
para el Rsy y los Ministries, recibi
dos con exactitud cerca de Spezzia. >
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Sc CREE
que en- ell aSuntO
de los "truSt" Ell PreSidente
Roosevelt ayuda a los demo
CrataS.
@
Para el Presidente pri-
nero es la patrla que los
intereses de partldo.
Har1a I'm buen COmiSiOnadO de
tuertO EiCO en- Washington.

Washington Septiembre 9 Ell
rspresentanse por AL sbama, Mr.. H.
A. Clayton que estuvo en- esta ciu
dad aver, hablando de la question de
los ''trnat" -6ijo:
sCada vez que ell Pfesidente
Roosevelt SO ccupa de los tretsts ha.
ce dos cosas; la primera es crsar vo-
tos dem o,ratas, y In otra hacerse de-
f1o ssf mismo en- su election para
esidente.1
sPuede, Sin embargo, sgregarse
otro eljuicio que ocat iona, con sc :
mejante can pAfla y co 10 division
que est& hacit ndo en- su propIo par
tldos
clos qre escuchan las doctrinas
del Presidente con reapeeto & los
trust, saben que en- ell fondo hay
una politice democrStica.s
<Nos estA hacienda una iugada,
y nosotros no queremos contener
lo>
eCuando 81 jlustre al pueblo y
acrds & 10 accit NJ lei Congreso, en-
tonces ese pueblo res xar& los idea.
les del partido Dem 0crata..
No es necesario discutir 10 que
ell Presidente gana pierde en- el
ssunto; esa es una responsabilidad
que 81 NJ smo esume".
Isl 81 es suficientemente capaz
de hAcer Greer al pueblo one tiene
bs stsntes foeYzAs para regularizAr
los "trusts" sin lA ayuda de los
mismbros del C0ngreso, tanto me
j para el'.
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Sabana Grande.
de maestro Correspons02)

Setiembre 90 Desde hace
dias estk alberta al p1blico IL ofci-
M de giros postales. Esta reforma
qae en- gran parte Sc debe las ges
tones de nuestro celoso administra'
dor de correos, LENA cumplidameute
las aspiraciones de los vecinos de
este pueblo.
Desde Ell ounce del actnal ha
quedado alberta la matrfculs para
Ia admission de nif1os en- las Esculas
p1blicas. Sc han cubierto cast tode 8
los grades altos y en- ell primero y
segundo resulta nm exceso de unos
doscientos nif1os por 10 que sslfa
plausible que nuestra Junta Local
trabaiarA ca Ell sentido de que el Da'
pArtamen 10 de E1ncAci6n nos conce-
do dos Escualas mas,
En- breve Sc dar& principle 6
nm edifcio od hoe para las Escuelas
p6blicas y Sc dice que ser& emplazs- =
do en- ell &ngulo que forman lss Ca
lies Henry y BArbosa. Sabemos que
sl senior Inspector sgrada mas ell
solar dc In succession GAstambide que
rsdica en- IL plaza.
NOSOuI OS G&CS" US AuG "a SSuO3
GAstambide, dado su car&eter p,o-
gresista, no vacilar& en- aceptar que
el referido edificio Sc levante sobre
los escombros que para 81 guardian
sagrados recuerdos'
Hemos visto CON satisfaction
que los distlnguidos amigos Mr..
Curt, don Ramon Rodriguez COMA
lez, dom Augasto NazArio, do1 AL
fonso Soto, sef1orita Maria Roger,
sefiorita B sliss Yunque, sef1orita Ur'
sula Soltero, sef1or don Eladio We
lez Espads, don JAcinto Garcia y
don Eduvigis Ramirez obtuvieycr
feliz exito en- los exameces que pars
profesores Sc celebrAron hace POGO
| en- le leila. Los dos primeros alcanza.
1 ron el tftulo de principRles, los de.
mss rurales, excepto les cuRtro 1lti
mos que despues de brilRntes ejer
| cicios en- 10 Normal de Rio Piedras
| obtuvieron 81 ce-tidcado de gradua
| dos. Les fslicitamos.
Maestro distinguido amigo dor
jose Ramon G GAstarnbi lie sufrio aye,
una caida de su caballo en- Ell cAmi
no de la altura. Spfti6 una herids
en- ID cara con tsl motive, SO ha
Ila recc gido en- CANA. Lamentamos
ell percaAce y le deseamos pronte
| restAblecimisLt3.
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Ell SeaadOr Hanna
Sc iltereSa muChO
pOr la Salud del PreSidente.
Sc pretende que enmu-
dezca en- la question de
los trusts
Sc le aconSeja que deSiSta de
Su Viaj9 al 0eSte.

Washington Stbre 10 Cnsndo
el Senador Mslk Hanna visita nj
Presidsnts Roosevelt en- sOyater
Bay en- Ia pr6xjcaa semana dc acuer.
do con 10 ccnvs lido con 81 de ante-
mano, tratar& de ssuntos nuy Geli.
cados.
E. mas que probable qus trata :
Ia de establecerse csertss Eases en-
materiAs en- que ambos eaS&n en-
desacuerdo, y que se referen & 10 go.
guridad personal del Presi lente.
So cree con fundamento que el
Sensdor sconsejar& al Pfesidsnte
que sea mas cuidadoso consigo mis-
mo, no cxpori6ndose & peligros en-
sus viajes por el pals.
Raya "a en- 10 importuno el en-
pe1o que se tisne en- eonvencer 6
Roosevelt, de que desista de su via
ie al OsRte, lugar comprendido en-
en- el prcgrama de su excursion de
Is semarS pr6xima.
Leaders republ icanos como Han
M, que Sc preocupan porqua no le
ocurra ningun accidente aesgracia.
DO son los que se interesan por el
partido.
Aunque el Pfesidente ha pro-
metido visitar al Caste, hsy esps-
ranzss de persuadirlo & que de
"Oyster Bay" regrese & Wishing.
ton. En- caso de que insists en- SD
visjs Ell SsnAdor Hanna Sc ofrece
a:ompadarlo.
Els probable que Hanna hegs
conoeer 81 Presidente 10 que aspi.
ran los demas leaders del partido re-
publicsno, acerca de los speeches que
pronuncio en- Nuevs Ioglaterra con
respecto i los "trusts," 8 sea 10 in
tenci6n de que Sc vote una ley para
refrenar ID codici& de les 'strust".
La mayor parte de los leaders re-
publ :anos, han expresado & Hanna
su disgusto por 81 modo tan rae i:al
como Sc ha expresado Roose
velt en- sus discursos contra los
''trusts" = Sc espera que el Ssna'
dor le aconseje que sea mas parco
en- 81 asunto.
No Sc sabe 81 Hanna Sc aventu'
rar& & tanto, pero los leaders que no
est&n tan cercs del Pcesidente, Green
cato una empresa facil.
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GRAN 8 STRERIA
DE r. MONTES.
FoRTALEzA 28. ALLEN ST. %.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asf mismo
tambien un eXtenSo surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y EXCLUSIVES para
Frak y Smokin y, otros articulos
para ~caballeros.
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Para familias

CUADERNOS para anotar la ro-
pa que va a lavarse, duradero por
s meses en- ola CoRREsPoNsENeIA.A y
rT----~-~----~r--
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FL Viaje del PreSidelte.

Noticias por cable que pnbli
camos el aabado, permiten afrmar
que el Presidente Roosevelt sali6 en-
excursion por ell Oeste de los E TO-
dos Unidos.
De clio parece deducirse que el
prop6sito de visitsr aQuellas rsgie-
nes era frme en- el Presidente y que
6 eli senkdor Hanna no Sc atrevio q
sbordsrle para cue desistierR 8 que
81 10 hizo, Ell Presidents no quiso
atender 6 eus consoles relatives 6
que cuiaAra de su persona que
no hiciera propaganda en- contra
de los &tru st,s psra no diegustar q
los leaders republicanos.
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An XII Mum
the at an M ) second ~ July
iAI.1ERTA!

1abendo Scott S Bovine contribuido mas que
nadie popl1larizar las vrttdes r1ertos del
acete de h1gado dc bacaao, 10 consideran I'M
@xzm
deber poner al publico gllardia contra los
-
ardides de que Sc vaen algt1nos i11dustriales
para dar salida sus produCt0s. RechaCese
todo frasco rotulado ''Ernuls01" s pALABRA
PARECIDA que sea la genuir1a "de Scott"
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Declaraciones de Nacimiento y
Defuncion, en- ala Correspondent
cia.s
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A los Notarios

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAS
En- colores, Sc hacen d la or
den en- xLA CoRREsPoNDENcIA.1
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KING EDWARDS COINS
ARE TRIED BY PYx
Carry Out Test of New Issues Accord
ing to Ancient Custom,

At the Goldsmith's hall, London, re-
Gently King Edwards coins were for
the first time subjected to the trial of
the Pyx, over which the kings remem-
brancer usually presides. The trial is
held pursuant to a warrant of the lords
commissioners of the treasury and
those present include the chemist and
assayer, Sir w. c. Roberts Austen, f.
r. s., and the chief officials of the
board Of trade.
According to the coinage act Of 1870,
the jury consists of not less than six
out of competent freemen Of the Gold
smiths Of the city Of London or other
competent persons. The Pyx jurors
must apply the best known practical
tests of the exact composition of me-
tallic alloys.
The trial of the Pyx is a very an
Client custom. The Romans, some an
tiquarians say practiced in Great Brit
ain, while others attribute it's initiation
to Henry II. The first known writ for
the trial is dated 1881. In 1345 King
Edward III. formally established the
trial, which, down to 1870, was held at
uncertain intervals. Sometimes seven
years elapsed without a trial. In 1866
report was laid before the house of
commons dealing with the coinage, and
four years later the college act was
passed, which stipulated that an an
nual trial was to be held.-EXchange