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PAWNBROI<ERS' SALES.

L. l.. FIRUsKI, Auctioneer. 30 Bowery.
FEB Feb i6-1By IS NJ. simOns s Son, 81 Hes,
ter-st.. diamonds. watches, jewelry. all
Feb. 16-By ]. Goldschmidt. 1,i37 I'd
ave diamonds, watches. jewelry, all
pledges prior Feb, q 1902 .co 49,,
clothing. etc, pledged prior Feb. 6. 1902.
Feb 17-By NJ & l. Harlan. l57 E.
125th-st: s. Stern, 2.271 shave. dia-
m2ndz Watehes @ 6Gse 3eSeiy Gatea al pledges prior
Feb. 17-By NJ. & E. Bruckheimer. 2.1Cs
3d-ave clothing. pledges prior Feb. a. 'O2
Atlantic-ave, diamonds. watches, jewelry,
all pledges from Nov. g. 1901, TO Dec. 81,
1901. No. 1S955 TO q, 654. and from Jan |.
ard all goods reserved from previous sales.
Feb. 19-By VIM. Simpson, 81 Park Row.
diamonds, watches. jewelry, all pledges
prior to Dec. 19, 1901. and all numbers pre-
vious to 1000 and all goods reserved from
Feb. 19-By Levy & Cook. 6l5 Hudson
Feb 2O-By S. Goodstein & Son. 279
Bridge-st., Brooklyn: l. c. Newburger.
sue. / Newman. 7s4 sth-ave.: diamonds.
watches jewelry. all pledges prior Feb.
10. 1902, all older dates held over
Jos, sHoNGooD < SONS, Auctioneers.
FEB. 16-Jewelry. watches, diamonds,
etc, A. Frankenstein & Co. 459 Grand-st-
Feb. 17-Mens and women's clothing.
etc, H. & c. Lang. 120 Avenue G.
FEB. 17-Jewelry, Jos. Roth, % Colum-
bus-ave.; P. Kaskel, 81 Ith-ave.
Feb. 1S-Jewelry. watches, diamonds.
etc, Heilbrun Bros. 1914 1st-ave.
Feb. 1S-Clothing, etc, NJ. Levy.
Feb. 19-Jewelry. etc. p. Mcfarland.
Feb. 20-Jewelry. watches diamonds,
etc. D. Silberstein Sons, 10 6th-ave-:
Silberstein Bros. =, 451 Sth-ave-
CENTRAL AUCTION CO. NJ. SHEEHAN.
Auctioneer. 1872 and 154 Canal-st.
Feb. 16-By II. McAieenan. 469 Fulton
St. diamonds. watches. etc. Nos. 2S,419
Feb, 16-By H. Breckwedel. 473 Grand
St, clothing to Feb. 10. 1902
Feb. 17-By J. Simpson & Co., 225 Park
Row. diamonds, watches. etc, pledged to
No. So OG0 in 1901 and old dates.
ave. clothing to Feb l, 1902.
Feb. 1S--Est. J. J. Fullan. $50 10th-ave..
diamonds. jewelry etc, pledged to Feb 10.
Feb. 19-By E. Berger, AGO 6th-ave.. and
460 w 42d-st.. diamonds. jewelry. etc.
pledged to Feb 10. 1902
Feb. 19-By P. Freel. l6o Grand-sL.
clothing to Feb. 10. 1902.
Feb. 2O-By NJ. Lavery. 594 9th-ave..
clothing to Feb. 10, 1902.
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. 9s Bowery sells 10
a. NJ. all goods pledged to Feb. D. 1902.
Feb 16-Clothing. etc. Weinberger Bros.
IO3 Avenue A. and +. Lewis. 10 Avenue ..
Feb. I7-Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc:
Feb. 1S-Clothing, s Tnger. successor to
L. w. Harlem. 1G9 Amsterdam-ave.
Feb i9-CIothing. dresses. shoes. etc:
NJ Rothnan. 44S Canal-st.
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ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune rcceivfG Il at their Uptown Or
fce. No. 1854 Broadway. between Goth ana
3Ith sts.. until o'clock p. m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch Of
fees at regular office rates until O'Clock
D. m, viz 2JI shave, @ cor 23d d-st.:
los 6th-aVe.. cor. 12tH-st-: 92 East l4tn-st.s
257 West 42d-st.. between 7th and Sth aFes :;
2B3 West l25th-st.: .33S 3d-ave.. between
10th and !7th sts.; / .026 3d-ave., near 6lst-
St: 1.70S 1st-ave, near S9th-st-: 15I East
l26th-st.. I56 Tremont-aVe-. $50 3d-aVe.
41st-st-: 554 3d-ave.: 21O Bleecker-st-:
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HER OWN MOTHER.

Miss James. the actress ~h" F"r-
,rar~ children on tells how she
has been her mother. with photos. IN
to-morrey'- Tribune
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MISCELLANEOUS.

VALENTINES and comic, ! cent
to 10 cents each DIEDER'S NOVELTY
HOUSE, 90-92-94 Park Row, near the
bridge. Open evenings February month
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

PROF ESSlONAL STU AI1ONS.
Female
GOVERNESS &C.-By an experienced
teacher educated abroad, diplomee as
visiting governess. advanced piano. pure
North German. French; would accept post
as travelling companion Address EXPERT
ENCED. Box 9. Tribune Office
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown Of
fice No. 1854 Broadway between 36th and
31th SITS. until O'Clock p. m. Advertise
rnents received at the following branch Of
fees al regular Office rates until n'clOcs
p. m, viz: 254 Sth-ave., $. e. cor I'D st :;
153 6th-ave.. cor. 12th-st.: 90 East l4th-st. |:
257 West 42d-st.. between eth and Stn aves. {:
263 West 125th-st.: 1898 3d-ave.. between
10Th and nth sts.: .Oa6 3d-ave.. near 6lst-
St; I. 10S 1st-ave., near S9th-st.; laI East
i25th-st-; T56 Tremont-ave.; $50 od-aVe,
near 41st-st.. 554 3d-ave.; 30 Bleecker-st i:
225 Bleecker-st Brooklyn, n. Y--2lo
CoUrt-st: 215 Smith-st.; !. .OO4 Gates-ave
Newark y. J.-794 Broad-st Also at all
A D. T Offices
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The approximate Of the lien or charge to satisfy
described property is 20 re sole s zen
thousand tSieoA dollars with Interest thereon from ArlI
1s+ the expenses or the SAFE, Inc
assessments other liens
which purchaser out Of the pur
money. paid by the Referee is TWO 'housdhu
four hundred So. 400l dollars.
~ " TrIIT h FROST. Referee.
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foreclosure GGies.

Postofice Address No Il Broadway Manhattan Ne'
York CITY. .-o,art,, he
uas, 24th street.
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18th Street.

11sth Street
The approximate Of the lien or charge 70 satisfy
u7icb property is be sold is
thereon from the 3rd aay OF
Jsnuary 1903 together with and allowance amount
srr 10 s2sq 22 with the expenses - the
The approximate OF the taxes assessments
other 10 be allowed 10 he pur-
the purchase or pald Dy the feleee'
Is 1926 06- Id0. and interest .oo.
ALBERT 1. SIRE Referee
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CTPREATF COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.

~ Narcaret plaintiff against Rosalie Schoen-
berg and defendants In pursuance OF
foreclosure nd and entered IN the
above entitled bearing cate the hrs DAY OF
1870 I the Referee IN salo lilds
ynent named will at public auction. at the New ork
III Broadway the
Manhattan in the County and City o New 1ork
q 1863. at Twelve O'Clock noon on
-ha- 5sv nv Iotn J. Parish. Auctoneer. the premises
directed Iud~rDent to be sold and therein oe
certain lot piece or parce
OF land situate living being in the City County and
state Of New York and by the Street Nunbe
Thirty and bounded and described
point the southeTiN slCe OF
West distant four hundred and thirty feet
the uthwestery corner
Ninth Street. running thence
-outhvardlv uaralel with Fifth Avenue ninetythree
inches: thence westwardy and parallel
with West Ninth feet and four inches
fbence northwardy and 7arallel with Fifth Avenue
ninptv-tree eleven inches the southerly side
nrh thence eastwardly along the
same twenty-five and inches 10 the point
place beginning be said several distances and dien
sions less
Tstad New YC-r February II. 1868.
FTIFgT- b FROST Referee.
cOIDFRT BfsOTu DflS Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office and
pos1offce Address No a Broadway Manhattan New
Street
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OFFICE FURNITUE.
RESTAURANTS.

PALMER'S DINING ROOM. i6i W. 23a-
stable d hote dinner, 10 courses, soc
Speciality, spaghetti
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Religions Notlces.

ADAMS CHAPEL Union Theological Seminary, No 200
T t6Ts afeTn@2n APfR MG1FFERT
n. D.. All welcome.
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave and eeth-st.-,
at a. n, 4;8o P.
ALI. SOULS CHURCH GNITARIAND.
Services ana fS erma1 6S y + FqfeoT tas' W FEM
Of Harvard University School, II All cordially in
vited. sunday school parish house, 10 a. m.
12si-s5 lL'--1 ReT MERLE ST G WRIGHT pastorI9ey
!4S s Light W SAMih Of fs s1ndaP %5 PFseo scoo
AT SOUTH CHURCH Madison ave and 3sth-st. Rev
RoDERICK TERRY. D. D Pastor-,,ll a m preaching preaching
Fesf F s9S can5sta' 15't3l by Mendelsso6n. idi
AT THE CHURCH or TIE DIVINE g PATERfTITY{; "a r TTF{;
eRJsi HHfI. d p Pastor"Services il a m and 5 p.
M9Tn8s G n Ra e Of the MANS Adameat Exsnies
10 the World Of Society.
BIooMrNGDALE REFoRMEP2. CHURCH; Broadway
corner 6sth-st-. N'Ai G. STINSoN p D. Mniste I'll
Garden of Cod
BRICK CHURCH, RscTHI,,
'i'' MINisTERs:
yrnv5E #5z szfzEfRS zRsEsS F#1SS R*5Ss
WILL rist;Af1ta sEADaY a scHoo1. a:45 A N
YOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS. 10 A. NJ.
YoING woMEN's BIBLE Class. 10 A. NJ
Weekly evening service Wednesday at O'Clock
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 57thzst .zs .P,5
small Voice in Ejshs Desert g T
CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave. and 21st-st
Rey LEWIS PARKS IS.vsr T. gnd p s.rno2 Rector
organ qs RTecGd recital VIZ 7:46 pm p NJ
CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH I ~ 57ths ,a7., be,
FR as assEtaht.Dr SMITH will preach at ii a m,
Mr. keller breaches at - p rn S9nqay seheoi a. a. .
TotionaI meeting Wednesday evening at g All welcome
Rev cGFIS GE6RGE fHHkE EaASDER S9fdsSr srRoN !s'
prsaebe m the o Rector M " evening ser9c
Rev. Mr.. LAsHER
SCIENCE sgRy,cEs df1a Fifth c3sEes 5S of
Snndsys n a. m "a and D. M: wednesday evenings
strsneers a1siaa cordially welcome
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, Fifth Ave, and 10th St
Rey Percy ;9a > 5,s GTsnI; ramon heEioP II a m
G9qn1a address BY the ,Es Efy TALTER E4i5IBT
I Tce SMITH M kddreas BY he Rector aptism
oVD''' Seats free at all services.
CHURCH OF THE HEAyENIY E,L.l REST.
Rev d ''fs PASKEB 1si5is'' MORGAN, D. D.. Rector.
ii q Morning TTayer: Preacher the Rector Rect ;,,,,.
p F. mser1"es sssT5E Preaefer E
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION.
HENRY MOTTET. u. D. Rector
40 4. M--Holy Communion
$50 A. M.-Chldrens Service.
A M-SerVice
Noon-Holy Communion
T. M.-Service and
500 p. M.-Eve 1ing service and sermon
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madison and 35th-st.
w. VI. GRCSVENoR. n d, Rector.
a rn.-The Holy Communion
a m.-MorninR Holy Communion,
I p m-Evening prayer; special music Saint-Saen's
Psalm String quartet
Wednesday. February Is. free recital s:15
CHURCH OF TIE MESSIAH Unitarian 34th-st..
corner ve-Services, II a. m. Dr. SAVAGE will
preach. Lincoln and Washington
TO-DAY sunday school 10 o'clock. chapel.
france F4ls- ave All cordially invited.
CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. i30th-st. near 5th-
I ave Rev CHARLES J. YOUNG, ID. D., pastor.-Ser-
vices II q III and p. Cordial welcome
! C-t4TRc-F4 OF THE TRANSPORTATION 5 East 29th-
I Z q Choral Eucharist and
ioau Ch9ral Evensosg Anthems Procession. O'Clock
lrI-RCH or ZION AfD ST. TIMOTHY.
No West 51th st.
Rector HFNEY LuBECK. ID. e J.
4 EIniKF MN
Morning nraver preacher Rector. II O'Clock
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor
Tie Tribune received at their Uptown Or
fee No. 1864 Broadway, between S6th ana
9th SITS. until o'clock p. m. ADVERTISE
ments received at the following branch OF
fees at regular Office rates until clock
o. m. viz: 254 Sth-ave-. 3 c. cor. 23d-st..
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! \ PROMOTER able to reach investors in
new dividend paying proposition can
make big money by addressing A. Box Ii,
| Tribune Office.
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A.-A.=>A -A-TEACHER- An expert
enced Young lady will give instruction In
music and English; help 70 backward
DuuiIs: daily II desired: highest reference
Address INSTRUCTION, Box -. Tribune
Office
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FOR SALE.

----y-y-,--Trr1-- PORTLAND LADDER
AL1AllLlL CO. +6 World Bldg.
N Y Tel. 24I5 ohn Best of ladders de-
livered at 20c. per foot.
FOR SALE-Two buffalo robes. Address
w J. ANDERSON. Grand Forks. N d.
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AMERICAN GIRL neat. wants light EN-
pioyrnent Of any kind. sleep nome
CARLSON. 1853 West Sist-st.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

MANUFACTURERS of billiard and pool
tables: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Square.
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ADVERTISEMENT rnd subscription, Tor
The Tribune received at thetr Uptown OF
fee No. |. Si+ Broadway. between 36th md
2Tth SITS. anti O'Clock D. m Advertise
u.ents received az the following branch or
noes at regular office rates until O'ciock
D. M. viz: 25+ sth-ave.. 5. e. cor. 23d-st
iA3 6th-ave. cor l2th-st.: % East 14th-st.
25T West +2d-st.. between Tth and Sth aves
a63 West Ic5th-st.: I.s3s 3d-sve.. between
18TH ard nth Sts.: I. 026 2d-ave.. near elst-
ct: T. TOS Ist-ave.. near S9th-st-. tSI East
i2sth-St; 756 Tremont-ave $50 Sd ave.
near iist-st. 5St Sd-ave.: 2l0 Rte~cker-s' /.
S25 Bleecker-st. Brooklyn. n N--2ld
Court-st.; 2i5 Suith-st.. .oo4 Gates-ave
Newark N. J.-TS4 Broad-st- Also At all
A d I. ofncsa
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
Tb.- T,fbune received at their Uptown Of
fee No I 1854 Broadway. between 3hth ana
37th SITS until O'Clock q m AdVeruse-
n1ents received at the following branch OF
6cs, az reauIar office rates until q clocs
%. m, viz: 254 sth-ave-. 5. e. cor Z5d-s,-
r53 6th-ave cor. 12th-st-. 92 Past l4tn-st- !:
25T West 42d-st between 7th ard Sth aves-'
a1i3 West f25th-st: 1873 3d-ave-- between
18th and nth sts.: 1.O2S 3d-ave-- near olsr-
s+ I TOC Is+-ave-. uea- s9th-t
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CARPET CLEANING.

j. g j. w. WILlIAM!e
S53 w. 5ATH ST. 5sIs@sa.- Isl; ass
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1910
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor. 1.55S Broadway. 421 East 4oth-st
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 1872 3Sth
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TWO large connecting rooms. with board,
for couple or party of four gentletnen'
near l. station FREY. 80 West 116th-st
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cook. lau1dress: roast, soups. meats.
baker: also cham beruaid and waitress. two
years reference S95 6th-ave-. I'd hoor
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK or assist with other work. BY day Or
week 81 % a day. city or country. the
verv best references. Call or address thrss
Gays. COOK. $50 81 ave
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CARETAKER-A place as ca-etake- N
private house desired by respOnsfbIe
party. With excellent reference. Mrs.
THOMAS KAVANAGH. East IOfst-st
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VALFT--JapsnAse as valet to party going
to japan: willing 70 work f0r travelling
expenses only: will act as guide IN japan:
long experience as cook and valet; good
references. c. ONISHI. 2 Nfott-st.
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WAITER--Fy ? Young coiored man. N
private family: or as elevator runner Ad-
dress R THORPE. 225 Adams-sr-. B'kIyn.
YOUNG MAN. 20 in private house. Call
NICKLFS PATTTES 42S East -5th-st
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GROOM or SECOND MAN-Thoroughl
understands the care and driving OF car
rage and saddle horses: first class refer
erces. DONNFJLY. sol 3d-ave.
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COOK. WAITRESS Competent to take
charge: social functions; out by cay: tss-
timoniaIs. KATE QCATTLANDER. 2.252
7rh-aye-
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i H:z}'(
BEERS
Guaranteed Pure.
None So Good.
Order from
CastrillOn & OchOa.
Information Local
Castrillon & Ochoa.

-En Ponce 90 cometi6 m esealA
miento del cnsl reeultan acusados
como suto1es los individuos Jose
Abrau y Jor6 AnselMo Oftiz
..Ms6ana 6 las 9 .. m. celsbrs sr&
junta el eolegio de Abug ades Q, en- su
local sito en- sl eaifieio de 10 Corte
do Distrito.
..LeccAdio Torres, iusz municpsl
de Ell ito Gfande, ha solieitsao 8 M
ssa de lieencia para recu persr su aA'
iua.
..Da esta tarAe nj Il ,nR sc rsmiti'
ran ri goberusdor slganos indulsos
solicitAaos an ell inforna del Procu
raider Gsneral.
Aver fu6 eondueido en- grav
estsdo 6 II sala de aocorro an indi
vidao de nombre jose Leon, de RIO
Piedrss qze recibi6 varias contuaio'
nes en- 81 pecho y Ctras re giones.
..Aut che fse sgradido ls cAlle
de la LANA el indivf auo E fsel Ar
nAu, el cual rseibio slganos rssgu'
nos en- ls frente, cusllo y rsgi6a pee
toral.
Ell Domingo 6 las 8 y media de ls
maf1ana. tendra 10 gar en- IL Sa--ta Ca
piils, To- misA Solemne 6 sJEUS SA
CRAMENTADO qaedando de m =
nifi ssto hastA las de 10 tarde, que
ss rezar& 10 CORONA coneluyendo
CON |, pre- cesi6n y reservA'
-Ba sn sui tiao en- Casimires ingle
500, Alpacas y Merinos, acabAn de
reeibir en- 81 B B.yamor asa
Por juegos prohibidos fuaron re-
duciaos & prisi6n en- Rio Piedras,
G:egorio C.uz. Manuel Rivers, Sc
vero Hernandez, Flor Rosa, Anieeto
de JET Is y Silvsstta r 3ariguez. To
doe fasron condenAdos & 45 dies de
c&rcsl y Is mas de reeargo oil & timo
por ser el dasf1o de 10 casa donAe 80
sorprendi6 10 jugAda.
-Aeusamos reeibo de 10 cirzular
que nos envfs el ssf1or j s6 BlAnco
respecto de haberse hecho cargo de
su establecimier t. de f.rmacia y
dreguslfs, San Francisco 81 sua
antiguos smpleaaos, interesados,
los se i1orss Jof6 Ledesma 8 slds q a
y j. % Lseosta Izquierao, con quie'
mes ha conatituido ana socieaad en-
comanaita.
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Ell SUB-COLECTOR
De RENTAS De YAUCO
Solo ha fgurado en- un proceso
por supuesta defraudacion
con 81 caracter de testigo
sOBRE Ell sENOR ATILEs NO
HA PESADO LA MAS LEVE
ACUSACION
(De nuessro c0rresponsal)

Mayo7. Diio nm psri6aieo, vim.
dicando 10 eondu Sta de don Julian
Ati;es como sub collector de rsntas
inte mas, que este ae d r esta com
plicado en- 10 causA del sefior Roma
nj por supussta def.audaeion al Er
tado.
Ess 90 nm error, El sefior Atiles
solo ha fgurado en- esta caasa como
testigo de cargo, igrorando el mis-
mo ga cesaEtfs.
>Cinco dias Sc han invs1tiao en- 10
entrsga de los valores que teriA ba
10 su eustodia, resuitando todo claro
y aikfAno como IL luz, sin que 10
mas leve faltA emps d sra ls conducta
intachAble del ex sub collector.
E. este asunto ss ha eorsaao ms .
que por 10 sano puss que. 81 ell se'
nor RomArf reaulta iroeeute, sobra
oil seflor Atiles NO hA rsssdo 10 mka
leva acu saeion.
Nosotros on nueatro car&cter aa
informadorss, y honr&neoaos con 10
amistad del sefior Atiles, hacemos
ekts aelaraeion inspirados tambien
enaa iustieis
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Las termas salobres

Va se dejs sentir Ell ealor De moao
inusitado y pronto ge harA neeesa'
rio del uso de bai1os dc mar en- San
Juan.
Autas, establecsr easetas de bafioa
en- 10 Puerta de San Juan, era un
negocio productive; hoy 10 terfs
ma, contando como cuanta esta c.
pital, con mayor ndmaro dc haitian
ten.
Pero ii acaso la ini:iasivA patti
eular no quisiera tomar parte en- es'
to neg gocio, ereemos que el Ayupta'
misnto debiers tomar a'gana. No
se trAta de bsfios de placer mers
ments, en- una question de hygiene
de vs7 a&dera importancia.
Hoy es sabido que solo dos sitios
son utilizsb ca park b nos, REQ es'
t6n tan nmamente abiertos y son t n
ptblicos que las dsmaa no pu den
uti'jzsrlos y, por oara parte, es tx
csaivo ei dmsro de personAs que
6 alli concurren.
Iosistiremos aobre este panto.
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Los republiCanOS
ganan en- ESpa1a
Triunf6 doble ndmero
del usual para Di-
putadoS q CorteS

Madrid, Abril 27. El escrutinio
de las elseeiones de aver, mu sstra
un gran avanee para los republi
copos.
Trsinta y cuatro republicanos han
sido reelectoa las Cortes, hacienda
6 los repub' icAnos allf, d. 9 veces
mas fuertes de 10 que faeran en- 10
legislstura anterior.
En- Madrid los republicsnoR reci'
bieron 49, 900 votos contra Is 600
que recibisron los mona qaieos; an
Barsslons reeibieron 18 500, mien:
tras que toaos los dsmAs psrtidns
iuntos, solameute recibieron 5000.
Sc dice que tAmbisn han cbtsnido
ana gran ganancia en- Valencia, San
Sebastian, VAlladolid, Castel,6n, BA'
aaios, C&diz y las Palmas.
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TerrenOS COmDradOS
PARA HACER UN PUENTE

ID municipio de Afiasso IN eonss'
guido comprar 6 los auel1os do 10
parte norte del anc6n del Rio sAfiss
Coz, los terrenos necesArios para
eoloear el estribo norte del meneio
nado puente, por la cAntidad de Gin
euentA dollars.
El Comisionado del Interior ha
dado 6rdenes para que al negociado
do Obras P6blicaa proceeds 6 10 coma.
trueei6n del referido paenta tan
pgonto como sea possible.
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Roosevelt envia al
Papa 10 eiemplares
de su mensaje presidential

Nueva York, Mayo-8, 3.l5. a. m.
Fl Presidente Roosevelt ha enyia
do al Papa 10 ejemplares de su
mensaje Presidential. Sc comenta
mucho en- Washington esta deter
minacion del Presidente.
Dicen de Manila que las tropas
americans han tenido sangrientos
encuentros con rebeldes moros en-
Mindanao y otros p1ntos del ar
chipl6lago. Los americanos ataca-
ron diez fuertes en- que Sc hallaban
alojados los insurrectos, derrotando-
los y apoderandose de los fuertes.
Los moros tuvieron considerable nu.
nero de bajas, contandose muchas
de estas en- las fuerzas americans,
entire muertos y heriaos,
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Los VeCinOS de
la Playa de Ponce
e,,eVan una inStalcia al Di-
rector de SaDiGad
el Ayuntamiento Sc dis
pone a gastar $4,000 en- un
<C!ty Hall, saquellos yecinos no
pueden viyir enyueltos en- una
atmosfera pestilente.

Namerosos vasinos de 10 Playa de
Ponce 10 han remitiAo In Direc.
ei6n Superior dc SAnidad, 10 sigaisnv
to golicitud: seassec smv
sSr. Director de SAni9ad. Sefior:
CAsi toaas las noches se sients en-
este pob!ado una fasrte hsdiondex 81
pareser procsaente de guas corrom'
piaas @ materias en- deseom posici6u d
que no tan solo molestan en- extreme
nj vecindafio, sino que tsmbisn pue.
de acarrear graves peri aicics 6 10
salud pdblics.
81 NAL no ereemos pueae que pro
veDga de una especie de lsguna que
De IA tornado cerca del mar detrks
de la estsci6n del ferroearril 6 bisn
quizks del mosto qae de algun alan
b'que se arroia por qui cerca inffin'
gienao las leyes de L. Sanidad.
Los que suseribimos vecinos to-
dos de esta playa, venimos 6 suph'
earle encas eciaamente & usted, ne
sirva ordenar 10 que proceeds q fin
do que SO corriia este NAL.
Atentamerta,
Flrmade:-JuAn q u zslsz. Fran
cisco Rodriguez. Lorer z, Q ,esada,
3 1rique R ,ussst, A. Feonsers, Fl.
Llorsns, B. Graeia, A, G. None sla, ,
Isidro Grst ron, Luis G L!orens,
P. BAbiloni: Arturo Bracero, Fran
cisco PAchsc0, Antonio Porra t. Do
ris, Juan Psreirs, D olores Torruells
J RccAfort. B ssilisio O ivera, C.rlos
~ r
Aleal6, Carlos Jimanez Jaan M #
Francisco Laboy, Francisco Grams
do Ramon Rodriguez Pablo Soriano,
Fruto CArrasquillo, Vicente Roari:
guez, Antonio Villamil, Antonio Ra.
mos, Rtm6a Lugo, G Plerantoni, n
Texas. EvAristo Ramos Frauei.c !,
Col6n, Jose Hosta, p Porrata, Gaa'
llermo H omar, Carlos Llorens @ ain
terp. Alfonso Colomer, Isnaclo vi:
dale,
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0ireCen BaQuerO J Gandara

Sc acent6a en- IL ciudad del oeste
el rumor de que On breve se lleva'
ran & cabo nuevas detenciones con
motive de mayores desfAleoa que se
dice dsseubiertos por los investiga'
dores de las cuentas municipalss.
Para Curdr un Refw0do en- un dtd
tome Las PASTILLAS LAXANTE DM BROMA
QUININA. d boticario 10 deyolyerA 81 dinero ID
no 80 cura La drma do u. w. GROVE 10 halla
en- cada oajita.
Sc dice que el alcRlde de Cabo
roio ha solicitado que se haga allf
una investigaci6n hasta D.eiembre
dltimo.
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ElBlEaalMls
EERVICIO ESPECIAL
DE
LA CORRESPONDENCE.
DIREOTo DE NEW-YoRK.
NueVo siStena de
rifles para ell
ejercito americana
ejercito americana

New York, Mayo s, 3.l5 a. m.
FL Departamento de la guerra ha
ordenado la adopcion para ell ej6r-
cito americana de un nuevo Sis
tema de rifles, que Sc consideran
seperiores q los usados hasta hoy
ALI. Tambien Sc ha ofaenado el
Immediate envfo de gran cantidad
de dichos armamentos para el SER
vicio"de las tropas que operan en-
Filipinas.
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Saidas de Bayam6n y Capital si-
mulf4nAamAnfA.
BMetes baratos para d'as feshvos

r. Ozase. - Case.
70 Capital Bayam6n, de
ida y vuelta. ......... eO.25 S0.16
o. Bayam6n Cataf1o, ida
vuelta.. Is 10
Billete ordinario de Capital Catafo en-
q clase 4 8 ctvs.
Bayam6n 10 de Noviembre. 1902
Ramon Valid 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-08

I'll aomicgo & timo celebraron una
cor fsreneia en- el sLs q, socials, cen
tro de recreo de Msyseti z los Sc
fiares don Hemeterio Bacon y don
Angel B alive