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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-16
0fiCinaS del director
de Females
San Juan, JUNO 12 de 1903.

Pfoposietouss bsjo pile gocsrfado
por duplica4c, para Ell sumio istro de
alimsntos 6 los presos &sl Prssidio
Departmental ? de las e6rcalsa. de
is IN Juan. Ponce, MayaRti z. Hama
Gao, Areeiboy csmpGmantos de con.
finaaos en- las eArfetefas de Hama
Gao Yabueoa y Jayayaz& Ponce Sc
admitir&E en- asta ofi oine hasta las
d ez de 10 me mana del dia % de ia
nio, en- euya fechs y hora se brirAn
en- q olieo las proposicionsa.
C.da postor deposits' & On To- tfi.
ci 10 del Director do Prisionss IN
cheek ee-tf sado por 10 cantidad de
$4,000 come hanza provisional, cuya
suma ssr&f Aevuslta 6 los no sRra
ciados.
La g .r&ntfa definisiva 6 fanza pa.
r& responder al cumplimiento de-
euslquiera de los contrAtos serk do
$500. 90 para el Presidio, do $500 90
para lss e&rcelas do San Juan Y Pom.
co, de 5000 90 para 10 de Hamaeao,
Maysgu zy csmp&mentos de cor f .
nadoa y $4,000 para Aregibo. Y
ests snma en- elective On uu che ok
40 so y va 6A~w "a HOSs94 ON G0A@&Vs
81 Director se rssarvA st 1dscecho
de rechtsar caa,q ,isra 8 todAs las
proposieiones.
Las proposieiones ser&n frmadas
por el postor, seghar&n bsjo< pliego
cerraao y 30 sirigirkn sI Director
CON las indicacionaB kiguientss:
~Proposiciones para el suminiatr o
de alimsntos pnrs loa precos de-.
para ell ailo econ6mico owe vence en-
80 de JUNO de 1904.
Subasta que ne cslebrar& & las
aiex de In msf1Ana del dia 25 de ia.
nio do 1903.
Otros informes mas de estos Sc
spoarxn obtsner en- la cficina in
die AdR.
ri Director, ManinsiaoL Luzunasfs.
lows.
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Los federaleS de-
Vega baja Y Vega alta
reorganizaran ell Conite
Local -

Dom Migaal Rivera @ aintero Pre-.
aidents INFERNO del Comit6 Local
dal partiao faSerAl de sqne las po
blaciones. eita por medic de hojks
suelta, Is todoE los mi mi-mLros de ai
eho partido al,f para una Asamnlea
que ae eelshrark 81 81 de los 60
rYisutes.
Hey varias yaeantss en- ell eomite
aetnah yobjeso de 10 Asamblea co
10 reorgsnszAei6n dc aqr 81. .cuerpo.
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Dulces en- .alnibar

Dulcem On shAr de yvArias ella.
nee y tabaco. ~riiioaSae vendsn
In lAdo del Ayunsamisnto casa nd
nero 20 frente 6 10 Plaxa Principal.
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w ellconae

Ha llegado 6 eata ciasad con OBJ
jeto de p&sAr zna temper ada las be-
lla y simpAtica seflorlta dc Aguas
Buenas, Ramona CAballsro, aeon
psfiada de los esposos Rsehapi
Agrait.
Les saludamos atentamente, Sa:
se2ndoles que su eatanci& en- sstA
eiudad, les sea gumamente sgra'
dable,
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La -JOVENTUD
DEL COM MERCI0,'

Ia banda do mdsica que Ihas orga
niz sdo en- esta eiu6sa el ioven don
Manuel Tiz u y que cuenta como da.
cimos en- otro lugar con una sacci6
de cofnetas, tocara Ell vierhes pro
ximo ga primers rstrsts en- ID Plaza
B ,ldorioty.
Compodsn disha banda aprecia.
bles i6venss, muy eompetsntss en- el
arte musical.
Sc t'tula aqu6lla banda sLa Ju'
ventud del G. ,msraio.n
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V T. N T A

Sc venden en- Skntarce, barrio de
Hernfguaros, tres eAsas con solarss
propios, de tres ahabitaeiones eada
ANA, de mAderas eebiiadas de hierro
gslvanizado y Aaem4s nm solar.
Rl preeio de- sastag propiedades es
el misno por el que 80 .ha Adquirido
en- hipotesa.
Los que qnisran hAeer el negocio,
pueasn diriRirss @ don Jos qufa Pa
checo. en- su mueblerfK, cslls Allen,
mum. 81 12 v. q.
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Junta ESCOlar de Guayana
A v I S o

De cor f ,rmidad CON las Leyes Es'
colares vigentss se -daelsran vAcan-
tes Las escuelas p1blicas de estA mu
nieipalidad, y se anuneian por sl
s6fmino de cinco aias, 6 I'm de qse
los Ptofesoras aspirsntas pxesentsn
. us 'aolicitudes saeompa d adas del Ger
tificado legal.
Ell s&bado 90 del corriente ge rem.
Mira 10 j anita para act fdar los NOM
bramientos.
Gusyama, 'Junio II de 1908.
Ei Secretario,
A7stero Aquino
A'adres Rodriguez,
MI Presideute. SIS
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FL Polo Norte
CAFE Y BILLAR--

CAFE Y BILLAR-
Ell mejor establecimiento de su cla-
Sc en- San Juan. Servicio esmera-
dfsmo: Sc sirven chocolate, cafe, re :
frescos, y licofes, de la mayor pu-
reza.
% San Franelsco s25
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Certificates
0BOnOS de d6bitOS
de Ayuntanlientos
CoMPRA " ENTA
CONRhDO P7IHU.
San Juan, PR.
BANCARROTA
CON PUNTos ,oscURos
Anuncio permanente
Anunclo permanente

Hace un Aflo y, meses, 80 est9, tramitandc
una bancarrota con varias inc6gnitas, 81
Dor alguien quien pudiera lnteresar dicho
asunto, no SO esclarecieren los puntos oscu-
ros que arriba eitamos, queda este anuncio
permanente hasta tanto que Sc de cumplida
satisfaction quien corresponds.
81 para ssclarecer los hechos q que Sc con-
trao ell parrafo anterior fuera necesario, cita-
remos todas aquellas personas que en- dicho
asunto hayau tenido intervencion, sin i'm
portarnos para NADIA el puesto que cada uno
coupe, pues laley es una y 1nica en- todas
yartes y los hombres son todos iguales en-
todo pals .civilizsdo. Hablaremos claro 81
fuerA naoesArio m
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18

WANTED. A MAN TO SOLICIT
for an instalment furniture house; sal
airy and commission paid. f. r.
Cleaveland Furniture Company, Jack
sonVille, Fla.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
M'MURRAY HERE AT LAST
And Tells of Boxing Bouts He Has
In View.

After a long absence AL McMurray,
match maker of the Savannah Athletic
Club, returned to the city yesterday
and will at once take up the manage
ment of the club, which has been
needing his presence for some time.
Nc looks we'll and says he feels in
like manner. He is full of boxing
gossip, and says that some of the best
bouts ever having taken place in this
city will have been decided weekly
during the next several weeks to come.
Contrary to expectations McMurray
was not accompanied by Jack Lowery
and Casper Leon who are to meet Ed
die Lenny and Dan Dougherty, re-
SpectiVely, but he says they will sail
from New York Thursday. McMurray
is enthusiastic over these men, and
says that they will give splendid ex-
hibitions when they face their men.
He also says that he is authorized
by Kid Mccoy, the great light heavy
weight, to match him before the local
club with any man he can secure, bar
ring none Mccoy is now matched to
meet Marvin Hart and it is possible
they may come together here. This
bout if secured, will attract sports
from all over the country to see it.
In speaking of Nick Elliott, the
California middleweight who is to
meet the winner of the Collier Hmm
Ter bout Thursday night, McMurray
said: Elliott is one of the toughest
and strongest men in the country and
is sparring partner of Tom Sharkey.
He stands ready to meet any man of
his class and can be depended on for
a great argument at any time"
Jack Collier, who is now in the city,
McMurray says is a good one, and a
hard man to beat. Kid Mccoy failed
to defeat him in ten rounds some lit
tie time ago. He has also met such
men as Bill Hanrahan, Kid Carter.
Billy Smith, Owen Zeigler and a num-
Der of other men of such calibre.
McMurray also says that he is ne
gotiating for and expects to secure
match between Tommie Hogan and
Tommie Feltz. He wants these boys to
open the new club rooms and says that
they would undoubtedly furnish the
best bout that has ever been seen
here Either of them, he claims, can
defeat Harry Forbes the recognized
champion OF the bantam class, and
that Forbes knows it by the way he
evades either. He has the consent of
both boys, and all that remains Is for
a date to be made for the go.
Owen Zeigler is also after Twin Sui
Ivan and instructed McMurray on the
day he left New York to make the
match. Sullivan had previously told Nc
he would give Zeigler another match,
and articles of agreement have been
sent him for signing.
If these bouts are arranged it may
interfere and necessitate a change in
the schedule of bouts already arrang-
ed though all the matches now pend
ing will he pulled of, but on different
dates from those previously announc-
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
SAVANNAH HORSEMEN
NOT TAKEN IN.
Are Not Affected by the Ryan Race
Track SwindIe.

Track
The arrest of J. ]. Ryan, president
and promoter of the American Turf
Congress, at st. Louis, for alleged
swindling in connection with the oper-
alton of the Newport track in Ken
lucky, has caused quite a stir through
out the country, and is being roundly
discussed by the local horse and race
promoters.
Ryan was "outlawed" some few
months ago by the Eastern and West
ern Jockey Clubs for alleged crooked
work in the betting stands of their
tracks and was ruled out of further
operation there. He and his associates
organized the Newport race track and
a new jockey club, known as the Amer
lean Turf Congress, in opposition to the
old Jockey clubs. They induced horse
men from all over the country to enter
their organization and take stock in
the same. The move was successful
from a financial standpoint, and many
thousands of dollars were paid in, and
the Newport track opened with a grand
meet, which continued up to short
time ago. when the stockholders be-
gan clamoring for statement of
finances. Not only we're they unable
to secure the information desired, but
TO get back any OF the money pdlQ III,
hence the arrest of Ryan upon the
charge of swindling.
In the meantime the Eastern and
Western Jockey Clubs have been fight
ing the new concern; all horses and
owners, even those who participated in
but one race under the auspices of the
American Turf Congress, have been
debarred from future competition on
their tracks. Finding that the congress
was apt to fall through, the stockhold-
erS began to think over their actions
in joining the new association and one
by one became leary until the final dis
ruption of the congress and probable
breaking up of the same has occurred.
The older jockey clubs still stick to
their decision that none of the Ryan
race track horses or owners can ever
race on their tracks, and the affair is
creating much interest and agitation
in the horse world, and just what will
be the outcome cannot be predicted.
Several horsemen of this city were
seen yesterday and asked If any of
them had stock ip the Turf Congress,
but it appears that the securing of
money did not reach here, as none of
them admitted having stock or of
knowing any one here who has.
Ryan is one of the richest men in
the horse world, and but little doubt
is entertained but what he will
straighten out the present tangle in
satisfactory manner.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
ENTRIES CLOSE TONIGHT
For the Race Meet Next Monday
Afternoon.

The entries for the racing events to
be held at the local horse track next
Monday afternoon, Feb. 90, will close
tonight after which the entries and
races to be run will be prepared in
Programme form.
The schedule, as now prepared, will
consist of two running events and two
harness matches though it is very
probable two or more special running
matches will be made. The harness
races will be run in heat form, of one
mile each, best three in five dashes
TO constitute the race. The running
events will be decided by one dash.
Nearly all of the horses, both har-
ness and running now at the course
nave been entered and it is probable
mat every one of them will have been
entered by the time of closing the
Sheets tonight. The races promise TO
De the best ever run here as the horses
are all In superb condition and each
owner out 10 win. The track will be
especially prepared and conditioned for
the meet.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
NEW QUARTERS SELECTED.
Whitfield Building Definitely De-
cIdcd Upon by Athletic Club.

President Mcbride and Secretary Le-
van, of the Savannah Athletic Club,
yesterday decided definitely to accept
the top floor of the Whitfield building
at the corner of Whitaker and State
streets, as the new club headquarters.
A force of men will be started to
work this morning remodeling and put
ting the floor in condition for hold
ing boxing bouts. A brick wall sepa-
rates the floor, but this will be torn
out and the two rooms made into one.
AS in the old club the ring will be in
the center of the hail. with box seats
around the edges and the gallery In the
north end. Seating capacity will be
prepared for about 1900 persons.
Dressing rooms and a gymnasium will
be prepared for the men in training and
the entire hall and fitting made the
best in the South, and among the finest
in the country. The work Of putting
the hall in shape is expected to be COM
pleted inside two weeks and opened as
soon thereafter to the public as match
is scheduled.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
YACHT CLUBS NIGHT
TOOK TWO GAMES FROM TOMOCHI-
CHI BOWLERS.
BY II AND 1873 PINS.
TOMoCHICHI BOYS GOT A LONE
GAME BY go PINS.

viii be Lively Times Toward the
News in the Sporting WorId-En-
tries for Mondays Races Close
Tonight - McMurray Back and
Tells of Fighters Coming This
Way.
In the Inter-Club Bowling League
last night the Yacht Club rubbed it
in to the Tomochichi team two out of
three games. The games were among
the best played by the league this sea-
son. The second game of the Yacht
Club is the second highest ever record
ed in the league and within nine pins
of the record game of the league, made
by the Yacht Club in the first series
of this season.
The Yacht Club won the first game
by twenty-seven pins, and the second
game by 1873 pins. The Tomochichi
won the third game by sixty pins. The
Yacht Club was certainly back in old
time form last night. If they strike
that gait in some of their matches
with the Hussars before the end of the
season there is going to be something
doing" for heated finish. Too much
credit can not be given the Tomochichi
for their staying qualities which they
exhibited. In spite of defeat in the
first game and disheartening drub-
bling in the second, they rallied and
came up smiling for the third and
wound up with a good score, rubbing
back a good part of the smothering
JUNCTION of defeat upon the Yacht Club.
There is nothing a good sportsman ad-
mires so much as nerve. AS with the
teams, the individual scores were good.
Lindsay led with 21S pins, made in
that second-to-record game. Garden
was second with 210, made in the same
game. Feltz was third with 209, and
Daring was fourth with 202 pins. The
attendance was good and the weather
invigorating.
The scores are as follows:
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
PERSON AL.


'NILLER'S is GO-CART HEAD
quarters; new lot of go-carts just re-
ceived; they are "the very latest wrin-
kle;" cheap, medium and fine. 207
Broughton. west.
IF IT'S ONE OR MORE PIECE OF
furniture you want for your home, see
Miller's stock before buying; Miller's
will save you money. and If you can't
pay cash. will sell you on credit. 207
Broughton, west.
FINE IMPORTED CANARY BIRDS,
IS. Oppenheimer, Sloat & Co.
USE AUTO-POLISH ON YOUR
furniture; it makes your old furniture
look like new; you can get Auto-Polish
only at Miller's; 35 cents per bottle.
207 Broughton. west.
ONE BULL TERRIER, IS MONTHS,
one dachshund, year, two fox terriers.
months old. Gardeners, AZ Barnard
street.
ROBERT TONG LAUNDRY, THE
only Cp-to-date laundry in the city.
Bel phone 1900; Ga phone 2S1O we
give you frst-ciass service. 3O3
Bsoughton street, east.
FURNITURE AND PIANOS
moved, packed, shipped and stored. at
prices satisfactory to you. give
work my personal attention and not
only guarantee satisfaction, but do
the work. ! also take up, clean and
relay carpets. Call Georgia phone
1717 Office and stable, lis East York
street. w. II. Thompson, Manager
ZIMMERMAN FLYING KITES, &c
to soc. Oppenheimer, Sloat & Co.
MILLER'S IS MAKING A SPECIAL
ty of wire tables. chairs. stools. etc,
for soda fountains. restaurants, etc. ::
get MiI1er's prices. 2O7 Broughton.
west.
THE MISFIT PARLOR, 118 WHIT
aker, carries a nice line of tailor-made
suits and odd pants.
ALL SIZES FLOWER POTS FOR
sale at Oppenheimer, Sloat & Co.
HARTZ MOUNTAIN CANARIES.
Cuban parrots, canary seed and gravel,
at Gardeners, Al Barnard street.
SPECIAL RIBBON SALE, A BAR
gain, all silk fancy and plain taffeta
ribbon, to inches wide, at 1Oc yard,
in fact, the biggest line of ribbons in
the South at 1c to zoe per yard; milH-
ners and ribbon dealers will please
write for samples and see how much
money we can save you from New
York prices. NJ. A. Stokes, Savannah,
Ga.
ADVERTISEMENTS SET IN CAP.
1TALS WILL BE PRINTED IN CLAS.
SIFIED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS WORD. NO ADJ
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN sOC.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
MEDICAL

ARE YOUR FEET TROUBLING
you? If so, call on me; I cure ingrow-
ing nails, corns and all diseases of the
feet without pain; charges reasonable;
can give the best references; patients
treated at residences; orders can be
left at Livingston's Pharmacy, No. 26
Broughton street, west; telephone, 293.
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
HELP WANTED-MALE.


WANTED. YOUNG MAN WHO
can take dictation. write a good hand,
is neat about himself and work. APP
ply Insurance, this office.
WANTED, \ COMPETENT MUSI-
clan to give lessons on the piano at
night, and willing to come to pupil.
Address Piano" care Morning News.
SPLENDID CHANCE FOR MEN TO
learn barber trade now; tools, dplo-
mas and positions given graduates;
years saved by our method of pract!-
cal experience, expert instructions,
lectures etc. Catalogue mailed free.
Moler Barber College, New Orleans,
La.
WANTED. DETECTIVES IN EV-
cry city and town; experience not nee
essary. Southern Detective Agency,
Norfolk, Va.
WANTED. A GOOD TYPEWRITER
repairman; good salary. Address, room
No. 16, Board of Trade building.
YOUNG MAN THAT CAN TAKE
dictation and can take care of small
set of books; state salary expected.
Answer. P. o. Box, 1SS.
WANTED. A MAN TO SOLICIT
for an instalment furniture house; sal
airy and commission paid. f. r.
Nieo H ", ulilltuIe Coilpduy, Jd'h-
sonVille, Fla.
$50 PER WEEK AND TRAVELLING
expenses paid statesmen for baking
powder and extracts; experience I'M
necessary. Purity Company, Chicago.
WANTED, TWO statesmen IN
each state $50 and expenses; perma-
nent position. Pen.cks Tobacco Works
Company Penicks, Va.
WANTED. 3 PLOW HANDS, WOOD
cutters 10 cents a cord, cooks. 3
housegirls, l dairy hand, a full line of
help of all kinds, canvassers can
make SO a day. WandelIs, 215 West
Broad.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
HELP wANTED-MALE.

MEN WANTED FOR THE UNITED
States Navy. machinists, firemen, coal
passers, electricians, shipwrights, sea-
men, ordinary seamen, landsmen, ap-
prentices, and mess attendants; must
be American born citizens or have
made legal declaration of intention 20
become citizens. Only men Of good
character and physique need apply.
For information apply in person or by
letter 70 Naval Recruiting Station.
Postofnce Building, from Feb. Is to
Feb. 21. 1908.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
PROFESSIONAL.

]. DE DRUYN KOPS, CIVIL EN-
gineer and architect. Room Is Board
of Trade consultation on municipal i'm
proVements solicited.
MR.. VASSER WOOLLEY HAVING
severed his connection with the Sea-
board Air Line Railway, as its attor-
ney at law, will devote himself to a
general law practice. Office 1928 Pru-
Dental building, Atlanta, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
PHOTOGRAPHY.

PHOTOGRAPHY, IN ALL OF ITS
branches; you will find Wilson quite up
to date and far and away ahead of
local competitors; for forty years Will
sons photos have been the most sat-
isfactory of any made in Savannah.
the best is always the cheapest" and
Wilson makes only the best; prices
right; call and see samples, etc. (both
'phones)
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
LOST AND FOUND.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GOOD CHANCE FOR TWO
young men, timer and a plumber,
to buy a ll-established tin and
plumbing business in a good town of
about 10000 inhabitants, In Southwest
ern Georgia; stock and tools will
amount to about $1,000 but will accept
any reasonable offer: reason for selling
old age. Address Good Chance, care
of the Savannah Morning News. Sa-
vannah, Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18

c. II. DORSETT, Auctioneer.
VIII sell at II o'clock a. m. at %
congress, west, UPSTAIRS, on ---
Mahogany Book Case and Desk Com
blned. Mahogany Wardrobe. Mahogany
Washstand. Mahogany Davenport, Ma
hogany Work Table, Rosewood Carved
Han Chair, Walnut Book Cases, 2
OAK Sideboards, 3 Walnut Sideboards,
Rosewood CommOde. with water at
tachment adapted for country use.
Flat Top Desk with concealed pigeon
holes. Revolvcing Office Chair, Bed
Lounge, Walnut Marble Top Bed
room Sets. Cabinet Organ. Walnut
Whatnot, Carpets in excellent con-
dition. Hat Racks. 1 Billiard Table.
several fine Pictures and Easels WI
low Set of Chairs, Iron Wine closet az
ranged for locking. Feather Pillows.
Hair and Moss Mattresses. Walnut
Chairs, fine Extension Tables.
ALSO
Handsome Blue China Dinner and
Tea Set, several pieces of Cut Glass
and valuable Bric-a- Brac, 1 set of En-
cyclopoedia Britannica. sets of Dickens
Bulwer and Thackeray.
ALSO
/ Mathushek Upright Plano.
/ Steinway Square Piano.
/ Chickering Square Piano
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

If YOU NEED MONEY CALL ON
me end 1 will get it for you, without
the least trouble to you, on your fur
niture, or other securities. without
removing the same from your house.
Louis Mulhberg, Note and Mortgage
Broker, 225 Congress street, west.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18
RON sALE-REAL ESTATE.

~-~~-~O~-~-~-~-~-~-~--~~
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL OR
rent property consult Robert Fl. Ia
TEN. real estate dealer, Z York, west;
Georgia phone 1860.
FOR SALE, 1886 ACRES LAND.
Hardeeville, S. c. Apply Clayton P.
Miller. 207 Broughton. west.
FOR SALE, FIVE LOTS FOR $1,l0O,
$50 cash and $40 per month; lots are
well located and steadily increasing in
value. c. II. Dorsett.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-18

'NILLER'S is GO-CART HEAD
quarters; new lot of go-carts just re-
ceiVed; they are "the very latest wrin-
kle;" cheap. medium and fine. 2O7
Broughton west