davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits urpentine remains hrn1 with but
few sellers quoted rates Rosin and tar ruled hrn
-, -, e,r.a
'TAR-Ptne ibis So 1889 20; oil bbls. 81 IS
ROSIN-Con,rnoa to good strained. 81 95qS2; D g; 2
81 05: F 50 O5ds2 TO- G, So 10GS2 10; H 81 3ogs2
50 1882 So IS 25gS3 so: NJ So 1888 50: N 50 e5gS4
" c. 81 -: " W. 81 90.
STOCK on HAND.
Rosn 400 hbis
o'f Ool'
s.vs7nsh Ian 2a-Spirits turpentine firm 81 lSc
hid receipts 30 bbs 106 30 Rosin 1rr
receipts $50 bbls sales. 1856 exports 507 quoted:
= n and 2 81 75. F. 81 so: q, 81 90: II, 81 30 l.
81 55: K So O5; NJ S3 35: n So 55; " G. So 50: W.
81 20. .o,, -. -.
saIae Rosn firm: A 3, .. e 81 70: F, 81 IS; G.
81 So H 81 10 l. So 45: K, 81 95 N, So 30; N. S3 So
SS 10 Ian caTnrpentne-spirits as 3D. Rosin-
American. strained, 5s 10lsd; fine, es 3D.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

spot closed quiet, with quotations unchanged on
re e05c for ric5liag upland and sooc Tor MIC
ding amounted 200 bales Southern spot
markets teleg-aphed follows: NeE-Oresns nrTr
unchanged Sac. $500 bales Mobile firm, IN
changed. stsc sales. 100 bales Savannah hrTn loc
higher I1-ISc: sales, 1913 bales Charleston nrrl
Unchanged e-l6c BID. Wilmington firm, tEcha1gee
sc Norfolk STEADY. 1sc higher. Al &C. saIe4 4oo
Baltimore nominal unchanged. At &c Galveston
1-I6c higher 15-16c sales, $500 bales augusta
steady lice higher 1-16c, sales, AZ bales s.
er- I-1Sc higher SIC; sales $50 bales Esti-
-z-es receipts Nev-Orleans for from
900 hsles compared with S1z2 actual last
snd 1886 for the same day year ago Al Eous-
ro for ro-aorrow 1000 5000 bales expected
c-1rs-ed 5213 actual last week and zoos year
$40 Galveston expects 1900 10 COO bales in
7O32 actual for the corresponding day last
and 1852 year
Eecefrts Al Interior points today CON-
pared vi-h day last week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London 29-The offerings the wool auction sales
to-day Il 470 bales including large supply OF New
Crossbreis Is higher and several
for America at the advance The offer
inss chiefly medium good greasies France
bought medium scoureds freely Cape Of Good Hope and
Natal sold well Following are the sales IN detail New
Wales-1.7OO bales; secured. 64dg1s Sd:
s14daIs Queensland9OO bales; secured Is 3dG1s Sad
greasy 7izGSI5d Victoria-20O0 bales: greasy $500
Is 4d South Austraia1o0 bales greasy io12d Vest
100 bales; secured 6dG1s a. greasy 4daIs Id Cape
Of Good bales. 524dd1S
greasy. 42 d9I2d Arenas-2o0 bales; greasy,
TI.d. Italy-100 bales: secured, I0I4dG1s Id.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

quotations as follows: No spring wheat.
TTc; No 3. 72dT2i=c No > red 73sGT4Ssc: No corn
45c No yellow 45c: No 33 No white, Sc
No white 3il- t24iec; No 49d49l4c: good feed
ing barley 42f 45c fair choice mating 4SG55c No
FIaxseed 81 Is; No Northwestern, 81 222: prime tim
per 70 SO 15G$10 20. doose SO O5G
50 L.. shoulders boxed IS 254SS so short
sides (boxed) 50 3720S9 62i2- Whiskey basis Of
high wines 81 30 On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market dun and weak Creameries. 16a25c
dairies 15d23c Eggs weak cases included 2c Cheese
firm 13ul4C.
Duluth. Jan. 2a-CIose: Wheat Cash Nc hard. nc;
No Northern sc; No Northern. 71c May ISc: July.
IT4c- Oats May. 36lI
Milwaukee Jan 2o-vheat steady: close; No North
ern, soc: No Northern 7S1zc; May. 7siec bid. Rye
Minneapolis Jan. 2aCose: Wheat-May- T6ssc; July.
No Northern 737sc Flour-Frst patents 81 O51$4 Il
second 50 959S4 05 first ceers 50 60 second
clears. s. 15QS2 % Bran in bulk S14 5OGlS1+ -.
Philadelphia. 29.-vheat quiet but steady: con
grade: January. T9@4 GS0c- Corn firm and izc
higher; No in elevator, 542G55c January. 81
d5jc- Oats quiet. but firm; No white clipped 421-G
Butter firm and &c higher: Western cream
lower: nearby. fresh Western 23c
at the mark Southwestern 22c the mark: fresh
Southern. 21c the Cheese firm and in fair de-
nand: Nev-York fun creams. prime, small 14G141sc;
small 13lzG13&cs do prime large he: do
fair TO good large 1312a13a4c Receipts-Flour 1900
65 0C0: oats 10000 shipments-wheat, 21.00o bush:
corn. $4,000; oats, 10000
St Louis 29.-Close: Wheat No red cash, II @4c:
May 754 d75Ssc: July. - %.c: No hard 1913 Corn
No . cash. 4114c: Nav 417sG42C CaIs-No cash. Csc;
MAY. 361sC: No . white, BIC
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Jan 20, p. m.-Cotton-Spot-Good bust
done. prices points higher: mddling
5.52d good middling. 50sd; mdding 49od; low mddng
7S good ordinary. 466d; ordinary 454d- The sales Of
u coo bales. Of which 1000 for spec
lation and export and included 11IO0 American Re
CENTS % COO bales including American Futures
opened steady: American middiiug,
January sod; January and February 4.s0d February
March. SOD March and April sod; April and May.
5000 SD: May 4S1G4 SD: June and July,
4S1G4s2d July and August. 4S1d; August and Septe
47164 I'D; September and October 452G45 Oco
Der and November. 4 42d.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

The approximate of the er charge TO satisfy
which described property is 10 be sold is
with thereon from the IND day OF NO
venber 1902 together with costs and allowances amount
ing S342 the sale
app assessments OF other
liens purchaser OF the purchase
money Referee a25 so and interest and
The be sold subject 70 FIRST
mortgage secure S64 600 principal Of which
reduced $4,000 together with interest thereon
the OF So from August lst 1907 ana
OF which a accurate survey would
show.
DARED. January 18th. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToN-fss 80.
80 80 @II.3O A NJ s1O0 <-3.4O. 500. 100 P. Ms
.I215 Mdt
zFrorn Liberty Street only Daily fDsiy- except sun
day sSunday tParlor cars only IVA Ta1laG1a-
c4i-es- Liberty St Ferry South Ferry Astor Houss.
ia PSI asa 1900 Broadway. iS2 5th Ave. IS CnIoI
SnTara West I53 East I25th West I25th St, 25
Columbus Ave York. Court ST. 344- SEQ Fulton
St RrookTvn: Broadway. Williamsburg New 4orE
Transfer Co and checks baggage 70 destination
vicePFesdent GenI Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30


The approximate amount Of the lien charge. % satisfy
which the above-described property he sold Is
Ss5S1 67oo with interest thereon rom the rd aay OF
1905. together with and allowance amount
ing to s349 29-100 the Of the
The approximate OF the taxes assessments
and water rates be allowed 70 tae
chaser paid BY the Referee.
is S326 lt1. and interest
Dated New York. 1ath DAY Of January. 1905
ALBERT L SIRE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- York-RaphaeI Lyons Plaintiff. against Isador Nil
Ter ct al DefeudantsIn pursuance Of Judgment OF
foreclosure and duly made and entered in the above
entitled and bearing date The Sh day OF Jan
rsrv 1901 the undersigned the Referee in said judg
men+ named will sell public the New York
Real Estate Sales No III Broadway. New York
Of 4th day OF February,
1908 at 12 o'clock that day. by John L Parish.
directed said Judgment
therein described as follows All those certain
lots pieces or parcel the buildings erected
thereon situate lying being the Borough OF Man
haitian in the City OF New York and which taken to-
gether are bounded described follows: Beginning
at point on northerly side OF 9lst street distant $50
eastr from formed the intersection OF
side OF 9st Street with the easerly side Of
thence running Northerly and parallel
with second Avenue and part way through party
wall 100 s1z line OF the block:
OF block
thence Souhery again parallel with Second Avenue 100
inches side OF 9lst Street. thence
Westerly along the norhery side OF 91t Street 80 feet
beginning premises being
known as Nos 300 and 81 East 91st Street
I ated New York January 18Th 1903
ELIJAH D. MINER. Referee.
JOSEPH ROSENZWEIG. Atty. for Plaintiff. 90 Nassau
Street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
following diagram OF the property TO be sold:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILEoAD.

- >->-0A~~s
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD and DEs-
BROSsEs and cORTLANDT STREETS
c, r. The leaving time from Desbrossss ,han han
thmt ris Streets is i've minute, street
station. except i"T Where a@f oiserw}se noted
Dining Car s EcM 46-E Pisfsba two ssDns
s,5 /, 10 Shlsago 10 Coaches 70 Pitts2egs S2saDa
o.SS A. VI PENNsYLvANi4 LIMITED, Pullman
f9n Cars For Chicago Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
15 The POI: PESY EsTlfyf a. ssPEc1AL-eo
6fs~nsaaS 5s falfaSo sssDRs sl@aD BlnRs
1-55 F. p ~ CT1cAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS ExPRSsI:7
oT Toledo Nashville tva Cincinnati and L0uissii'e''
GeeafG sT ToGs Lfs Ria!as
For Wsich W uisTlls Ta cqs Shenandoah Valley
5-4S 5,. P VI. WESTERN ExpREss.-For Chicago For
Slefs P sTeeDt saqraay R5giRg Car p,t.surx and
PniTaso- For Knoxville. daily via sheaand9ah 'al'eS
sS5 NJ. cLETEfaND flsS''t AND cISeISSATIl Ex-
PREsy.s15 Pltts,9rE Cleveland and saPTp 6,1s19ad
& 1Sns s2 . Dining Can 1910 Des65rozssssS sE and Car 51
Streets. 22ol. 325 Congressional Limited an Psror
Dining Car5 y . nm Il 10 night sunday 25.
cs2 Rng Y @ c7[, & 10 Dining & Car a. m sl Psror and
Dining cas- s5 Dining Carl rs Dining carr. 4S5
sGTTHERS !! p 15s rs y sis I,
p M Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets i2-4O p M
Atlantic COAST LrNE-ExPress IS N and =
P M daily Florida Special = 2o 2 m tDsS0r0SSes
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILwAY--Express 20 ?. n.
week-days Mail. 121O night daily SeaDoaFc FtolRA
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT-For Memphis
cEEsAPEAKE & oH1o PRAILWAY-755 a m week
FoR OLD % P6PNT s6f 10 6oF6T E p 5R.y and NoRFoLk-S
ATLANFIc = rs -,;Ss Ts:kaaz. ehr.;
Sundays 755 n Through Vesttbuled trans. bI..
Paror Cars and Standard Coaches WEEKDAY -.5
Tor Smoking Car, Parlor Cars. Dining CaI' an 7'A
ard Coaches sundays
CAPE MAY--i2-35 p m weekdays -
For points New York and Long Branch Raiiroad ~ ~
325. 455 and fl25 D m weekdays t.,.15$
a m 455 p m. (from Desbrosses and SoFtIaneI
Streets 900 a m 1920 3 40. $40 and Il-So p H.
weekdays Sundays e.45 a. m. SIS D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA
SO (Desbrosses Cortlsndt Streets. 500 ID 80.
D. S55, 925 {95j Penna Limited). 10 10 tOe5oSseS
Cortlandt Streets O2) Dining Carr 1920 .Din-
Carr. 2-10 CDesbrosses CortIandt streets. ID 10
3-25 Dining Car. 355. 425. 42J Dining carr. -
Dining Carr 5.55 Dining Car, 80. SO. SOD 30
y 10 night. Sundays. 6fO- 80 Cplnlns AZ no
a n. 1255 Dining Carr. I55 dining Car} 80
Dining Carr 3.55 rs Dining Carr. 455 tDlnlng Cdrl
Dining Carr 10, SIS. 25 L 10 night
Offices 4G1 1884. III and PSI Broadway lS<
Fifth (beio~ 23d 26 Fifth Avenue corner
29th House: West Twenty-thtrd street
Streets: Street, Fulton Street sS Broadway
and Pennsylvania Station. BROOKLYN; Station:
Jersey CITY The New York Transfer Company VIII
call for and chk baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone 'ei4 Eighteenth Street FOR Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service
u. W. ATTERBCRY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager GeDT Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

4 DvERnsEMENTs and Subscriptions FOR The Tribune
n a Uptown once
BROADWAY.
yertissments Will received AZ the foAowing ofaeh
orres until o,clock- viz
S54 Sth-aye.. 2. -3d-st-: I,ss tth-aNe. Sor-
1S,b ~ a.. East l5fh-st.; 257 West 42d-sf-. be
tween 7th ard sh aves.: 263 West 1.oth-sf: l.sSss
Sd-ave.. between 18th and IIth sLs i'o-o 5d-sse''
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

XATANTED FOR U 5 ARMY able soaisd 11n1A5fs IN Tfssi
states OF COOL temperate eaotts wno cae
speak read and wrtts English. Eor Infornauoh <Rggf
recruiting officer. . Third ave 20 SlAta AVE. ~ -
or 3S3 Fulton street. Brooklyn y. l.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
The STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Jan 29-Flour firm. Wheat-Spring hrTner;
No hard sS4ac. Corn quiet and easier; No yellow.
SIC: No corn firm: No white. 421zc; No
mixed 4Oiec Barley unchanged. Rye-No in store.
6Oc asked.
Chicago Jan. 2s-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. II.
Liberty Stree4 and south Ferry Gime from South
Ferry minutes sarlier).
EAsToN, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN ASD Az D
A N. 10 i 40. SEQ IS . Easton oniy) P NJ sun
days, zA2j A NJ. leo, $50 P. "
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTON-zto2 2 -
n 59o sgn51ye r p sTo1, " W Nm
BARNEGAT-z4GO O. 20 A VI. 1-30 g. A.. 40 Lake
wood and Lakehurst onIy1 500 CzJ30 Lakewood only1
P N Sundays, 1000 A "
ATLANTIC CTTY-+9-4O A NJ. T349 2. "
yINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4.O0 A NJ ti5S
LONG BRANCH, ASBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEASHORE
POINTS-z4OO. $50. I.30 a NJ. As $50. $50 P. NJ
Sundays except Ocean Grove. AGO A. NJ 400 P. n
PHILADELPHIA CREADINT TER1iINALA-z<t--2s
+TOO $500. 900. 41OOO. ttt.00 A NJ fl2 % Loo
$3.50. II co. t3 90. 400 500. t6O0 1880 $500 P NJ
%1215 Ndt - .-...
z4TH AND CHESTNUT STFEETS-8425. ts3o .1oS9
III 80 4 NJ. 100 $3.50. $50. 200. ts-25 P II.
.I2 .,,IG = Mds u.pprsRrRe poTTsvILLE AND
WILLIANSPORT-li400 "a 2. fsOo UT9IS GO9e'
11OO a. N Reading onlyl. HS100. I'D, ZOO P NJ
Reading. Pottsvile and Harrisburg only. tAe0 t50o
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

Coffee MarkefE- 5i0-ofee market STEADY: No
Rio $3.50. exchange Il 27-3a6 receipts. ZOO bags.
cleared 10000 bags: cleared fer
2eAa stock $4,000 bags Santos-CoTes
cuiet good average Santos receipts - coo
opsneG UNCHANGED $50 net unchanged 70 =
.Fz higher sales. 2.000 bags Hsvre-Cofee market
cpece6 steady and - unchanged; at ;
steady and unchanged. at > 80 unchanged; total
Sz1eE "a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York Barclay and Christopher StS
$500 A M.-For Binghaulton and Syracuse
F1OO A M-For Buffalo, Chicago and St Louis.
81 40 P M-For Buffalo and Chicago
"A 90 P. M-For Scranton and Plymouth
&c 10 P. M-For Buffalo and Chicago
ss45 P. M-Utica. Oswego. Ithaca Buffalo.
80 90 A M-For Chicago-Sleepers open 8 P NJ
Tickets at 113 429 11S3 Broadway. N Y: 23S Fulton
st Brooklyn *Daily- Except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

WEST SHORE
RAILROAD.
CNev York Central & Hudson River R R. LsssseC
Trains leave Franklin 81 Station. New York fob
lows and IS min later foot Of West 42d St. y F.:
10 A M-For intermediate points to Albany
I'll 20 A Nd Saratoga and Mohawk Express
@I0O P. M--ChcaEO Express
az d 2. M-COnt. Detroit. Chi ST. Louis
T3 P NO For Hudson River points and Albany
800 P M-For Roch- Buffalo. C1sveTd & Chicago
T7-45 ?. M-For Roch BufaIo. Detroit and St LOUIS
90 Is P. M-For Syra Roch-. Niagara Falls Det- & Chi
sDsily TDaily except Sunday Leaves Brooklyn Annex
% at f1045 A NJ. 90 at rs P y Leaves Jersey
city. P. r r Sta. % I'D A. N - f335 P n
tables a principal hotels Offices Baggass
checked from hotel residence by Westcott Express
A. H SMITH. C. z LAMRERT.
General Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

-CTTCN-YssteTda-s CctCCl market only nooer
active values developed ssEgag tendency.
chiefly result profit taking The market opened
steady prices point lower points higher, and
following call showed little further Improvement.
January selling al SC under covering The English
cables however after opening about expected, proved
Disappointing and il addition this the recent advance
naturally afforded considerable profit 10 the
longs level OF the morning these profits
proved and tendency became
parent under which values sagged down some > 10
points the generally. while January sold on IA
points notices closing al $500 The
market At the finish steady with total sales es-
10000 bales Throughout the session there
occasional shows Of strength based the con-
rfnued light receipts which for today were 2I,1S6
bales compared with 5000 bales last year ana
there buying also the showing made by
spot country. which unchanged
lice higher and the estimates for Friday receipts
at Galveston NeW-Orleans made favorable COM
parsons with figures Of last But while
the from the South thus averaged up strongly
hllish the public declined 70 continue buying al the
higher prices @ ground after prolonged an
natural and afternoon the
with the trading very largely profess
sional- The decline Ja1Uorv the feature, ana
thought indicate the final covering OF the snort
option preparatory 70 It's passing 70 the
other end Of the board
Of prices il the local market To-Day
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

New York Central Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Via Springfield
BOSTON AND Albany RAILROAD
CNew YORK Central & Hudson River r R. Lessee)
Trains leave Grand Central Station Fourth Avenue and
42d Street. New follows:
1900 A n. t12O0 noon. 400 ?. NJ .1 90 P NJ; az
rive Boston $50 P. NJ $40 P II. 1000 ?. NJ. SIS A. NJ
Leave Boston +9.OG A ". T12-0O noon. 400 P ~.
-1100 P NJ: arrive New York 3 30 P n $40 P NJ
1000 P. NJ. A. ~
Tickets York Central ticket Offices. 1919
Broadway, and at Grand Central Station
a H SMITH GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

Receipts Of breadstns Interior points m thcusands
last three cphers 000) omitted -four bbs grain bush as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-30

. MERIcAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
~ supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors GoVerBesses
etc 10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 70
Mrs VI. J. Y0UNG-FULToN. 23sUnon Square.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
Los pOdG|GS in|G|IeDI0gS
La intervention auStrorrusa
UltimaS noticiaS
UltinnaS noticiaS

Nueva York, jueves.-Dicen
de la capital de Russia, que la
ocupacion de Macedonia Sc lie
vara a cabo en- la forma indica-
da, por las fuerzas austrOrrusas
y por TN tempo ilimirado.
Ell gobierno moscovita asegu-
ra que ning1n poder Sc opondra
a las decisiones de los interven-
torres para dominar ell estado de
anarquia existente en- los Bal
kaneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
Id guen0 de AhIC1
Una horrible nOticia
Los conspiradores

Mueva York, jueves.-Entre
los despachos cablegrahcos que
ham recibido las cancillerias eu-
ropeas, procedentes del imperio
moghrebino, hay uno extrala-
mente l1gubre E imponente.
Ell Sultan ha condenado a mo-
rir a ciento veinte hombres que
fueron sorprendidos por su poll
cia especial, fraguando TN com :
plot para asesinar al Jefe del
Estado. Los conspiradores fue-
ron ejecutados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01

de Sal6nica que ha tenido que
llepar q dicha ciudad una f;uer-
te columna de tropas del Sui
tan, para imponer ell 6rden en-
tire los amotinados
No cabe NADIA mas peligroso y
|oomprometido que la situacion
de los extrangeros en- cuaiquie1
| lciudad turca, donde existe TN
desenfreno anarquico, sin otre
presidente que ell de China.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
ID DO|liCl eSpllOQ
La apertura de las Cortes
EIecciones municipales

Nueva York, jueves.- Dicen
de Madrid que va empiezan a
animarse los circulos de la Ca
pital de Espafla, a causa de Ia
proxima aperture de las Cortes
Los trabajos electorales preo-
cupan mucho al Gobie.no, y es
inusitado ell mo- miento y IL
animation que Sc observa entire
los partidos para ganar el MI
nero mayo de ayuntamientos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
NOiG0S Dc FIalcI0
La enfernedad
de M. Cornbes
10 tiene Importance

Nueva York, jueves. - Los
6espachos que Sc reciben de
Paris, dioen que el Presidente
del Consejo de Ministries M.
Combes ha tenido que guardian
CANA durante dos dfas a conse-
cuencia de una febre bastante
alta que lego a postrarle.
Acerca de la indispOsici6n del
primer ministro de Francia, han
circulado versiones tan alar-
nantes, que le ponian va en- el
dintel de la muerte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01

Pasaieros llegados en- el dia de aver
al "Hotel Inglaterra": .,0
Proceientes de Ponce, David Daly'
MIGUEL Porrata Doria, A. w. Wowser;
de Humacao Jose Toro Rios y sehora;
de Cavcy Francisco Fern andez, de
Veqa-A!ta, F. L. Amadeo, de Nueva
Yerk: Roberto Grhamm, Geo. Mo-
iris, de San Juan; H. M. Jilest6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01

Don Luis Gonzalez Garmendia ha
sido propussto para miernbro de Ia jun
ia EScolar de LareS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
Notas y Noticias

Para miembros de la Junta Escolar
de Morovis han sido recomendados los
seffores don Octavio Maldonado y Jose
del Carmen JESUS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-10-01
Gran Hotel UNION
DE j. BEIRO.


Esta casa, montada con todo el luio v
eomodidades de In epOca, esta situada en-
Ia parte mas aristocratica de In ciudad,
lrente al suntuoso Casino Espafiol. Es el
ediflcio mas elegante donde el pdblico ha-
lara un servicio esmerado, aiable tratO y
preeios eeonomieos.
Precioe eonvencionaleG-
The Tupelo journal., 1903-01-02
PORTO RICAN CHILDREN.
They Celebrate Christmas from De-
cember Almost to Easter in
Their Little island

The Porto Rican boys and girls
would be frightened out of their wits
if Santa Claus should come to them in
a sleigh drawn by reindeer and should
try to enter the houses and fill their
stockings. Down there Santa Claus
does not need reindeer or any other
kind of steeds, for the children say
that he just comes flying through the
air like a bird. Neither does he both
n himself looking for stockings, for
such things are not so plentiful in
Porto Rico as they are in cooler eli
mates. Instead of stockings the chill
dren use little boxes, which they make
themselves. These they place on the
roofs and in the courtyards, and old
Santa Claus drops the gifts into them
as he flies around at night with his
bag on his back.
He is more generous in Porto Rico
than he is anywhere else. He does not
come on Christmas eve only, but is
likely to call around every night or
two during the week. Each morning,
therefore, the little folks run out
eagerly to see whether anything more
has been left in their boxes during the
night.
Christmas in Porto Rico is a church
festival of much Importance. and the
celebration of it is made up chiefly of
religious ceremonies intended to COM
memorate the principal events in the
The Tupelo journal., 1903-01-02
Chancellorship Contest.

Interest is developing in the chan
~cellorship of the. Seventh chancery
district, which is presided over by
Judge Nee. Kimbrough, whose term
will expire in April next. The
friends of Judge Kimbrough have
been active, however, and have al
ready taken the field to secure his
reappointment. A petition asking
for his reappointment has been filed
with Gov. LONGING. 1t is signed by
the bar of the district with the ex-
ception of the bar of Sunfower coun-
ty, which solidly supports Mr.. Moody
of I~ndianola, who is the only appli-
cant against Judge Kimbrough. As
there is yet over three months of the
term to be filled out it is hardly
probable that Gov. Longino will take
the matter up for some weeks.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-01-02
The Cautious HumminE Bird.

A pretty little story of g humming
bird is told by a lady who saw what
she reports. There was a butternut
tree in front of a window where she
sat at work. The bird built her nest
on a limb that grew near the window,
and the lady could look right into
the nest. Zone day." she says, 'sthere
was a heavy shower coming up, and
we thought we would see if she COW
cred her nest during the storm.
When the first drops fell she came.
and took in her bill one of two or
three large leaves growing close to
the nest, and laid this leaf over so
that it completely covered the nest.
Then she few away. On looking at
the leaf we found a hole in it, and in
the side of the nest was a small
stick, to which the leaf was fastened.
After the storm was over the old
bird came back and unlocked the
leaf, and the nest was perfectly
dry.'-Detroit Free Press.