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Burned TO Death.

New York. Aug. BIN the fire M
Ronkonkoma, Long Island, which has
destroyed the dwelling occupied by
Commander ID. G. Stuart OF the navy.
his wife and two children. one OF the
servants was burned 10 death. Anoth
er, although seriously burned. leaped
from a second story window. Com
mander and Mrs. Stuart with their
children. rooming on the first floor,
escaped unhurt
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Agent viii Inves,ios,s.

Austin. Aug. Estate Revenue Agen,
Foster left for Sour Lake. where he
will make investigations with a view
OF ascertaining whether or not the
state Is receiving her share Of taxes
from the liquor sellers in that section
OF the state. Since the attorney gem
eral ruled that liquor could be sold in
that precinct numerous places are said
TO have opened. ana yet there are few
licenses reported
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
SHOOTING AT BAIRD.
Woman Wounded Three Times, and a
Man Hit Near Heart.

Baird. Tex Aug "a woman nam
ed Ruby opal was shot three times.
once In the .arm. once in a limb and
once through the bowels. and man
named o. $. Geisert was shot through
the body near the heart. Neither Is
expected TO live. Gelsert was arrested.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Farmer Assas,lnsted.

Eufaula, |. r.. Aug. 6.-Sheridan
Brassheld. a farmer living three miles
west OF Eufaula, was shot down at his
home by an unknown man. He Is ia
tally wounded. and his death II hour
~ expected. No cause Is known for
the shooting. and there Is no clew 20
the guilty party. The officers are at
work on the case.
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Must Refuse Demand.

London. Aug. Elm the house OF
commons Premier Balfour. In reply
90 Henry Norman. announced that in
structions had been sent to the Brit
ish minister al Pckin not 20 agree 10
Chinese governments demand FOR sur
render az Shanghai OF the editor and
stan OF the reform organ. Supao
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Horribly Mutila,ed.

Guthrie. Okla. Aug. 6-Near HerI
Messy. Edward States fell into a cv
inder OF a steam thresher and was hor'
ribly mutilated, dying soon afierward
He was completely disemboweled and
the front part OF his body torn away
exposing his heart.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Nearly All sioneo.

Austin. Aug. 6.-The successful text
book contractors did not permit any
moss TO grow under their feet for
nearly all Of the contractors have sign
ed their contracts with the state. and
the books will be forthcoming In time
for the next scholastic session.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
BULGARIAN OFFICERS ARRESTED.
An Echo From The Assassination Of
kinq Alexander.

Vienna. Aug. 6.-Accordlng to advices
received here a number OF servian Of
fcers have been arrested at Belgrade
on account OF reported suspicion that
they were consplring against the war
minister general. Alanaskovich. who Il
Is said prevented advancement Of par
Elephants In the assination OF King
Alexander and Queen Draga.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Pre,ident sinrm Ro,nd.

oyster Bay. n. v. Aug. G-Presideht
Roosevelt was stormbound az Saga
more I'M Wednesday. a severe north
easter had been raging since last
evening. During the day the president
received the Rev. Or. Reginald John
Campbell N London. Eng. and WI.
Ward Of Port Henry. ". Y.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Killed Nj, Wiz.

Waxahachie. Tex, Aug. 6.-Justice
OF the Peace n. II. tsovail OF Ennis. ac-
cidentally shot his wife with a revolver.
The wound Isl n the heshy part OF the
hip and Is not considered dangerous.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Indlnna Democrat pend.

Evansville. Ind. Aug 6-John GIL
bert Shanklln. for many years a lead
Ink Democrat IN Indiana, T. dead. after
n long illness. lie was formerly edi-
tor OF the Evansville Courier. and
scrvd one term as secretary Of state.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Fire at Henrietta.

Fort Worth. Aug. Ga fire nj Hen.
rietta this morning destroyed the Pat
ton Furniture house. the Southwestern
telephone exchange. and W. r. Alleln's
law office. Loss seventy-hve thousand
dollars partially Insured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07
Tssa. Fever Break, Out Aa,ln.

Arkansas city. Kan, Aug. s.-For
the second time this year Texas fever
has broken out along the Oklahoma
line In Kansas and several Cowley
county pastures have been quaran-
tined.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-08-07

Al PhiladelphIa-Boston. Q. Phlla-
dalphla, o.
AZ Wsshngton-New York. q:
Washington. !.
AZ Cleyeland-Cleveland s; Detroit.
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Southern Lennue.

Al shreveport-sh Shreveport. s. Little
Rock T.
Al Blrmlngham-NashvIlle o. Biz
mingham l.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81:
Atlanta. 2
At New Memphis. 4. New
Orleans. @
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BASEBALL.
Texas League.

A. Dallas-Dallas. !: Corslcana. 0.
A. Waco-Waco. Q. Fort Worth. 9.
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A tornado did much damage near
Lawrence, Kan.
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National leaoue.


At chIcaso-chlcaso o pittsburg 2
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j. w. Bats
REAL ESTATE
a c z NJ T
FOR SALE.

Have 10 once the only set OF Abstract Books Of
BI aI0a County Land Tltles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

In Paror Furniture we are showing five and six-pece
Suits in the newest patterns and uphosteres including
Silk and Satin Dan1as, Tapestry and Brocatelle You will
find suit here at any price you wish pay and you
welcome to choice of the whole stock credit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

, rs any one else In the decision. In en-
abling small manufactures TO do busi-
ness Il Increases the number of those Wtio
can employ labor and, though tho SUPPLY
men think that the supply lien law is for
their advantage. they make a great mis-
take and they are also as much Interested
in the decision as any others.
Supply. men do not sell upon the faith
Of the security that n supply lien statute
gives them They sell upon the credit OF
the party they sell to. When merchant
or manufacturer Is in such bad credit that
"a person selling to him has to think OF
a statutory lien for his protection he ut
once disn sses all thought Of selling 10
that merchant or manufacturer. and. II
he does sell to him because Of the statute.
he finds. when the manufacturer fails.
that he has gone on just as far ms ne
can go and has very little left, and that
the supply man who has the oldest claim
comes In and takes everything TO the eX-
cluson of all the others.
: But the existence Of supply lien
statute cut the manufacturer off from all
chance of borrowing on his stock, and.
therefore enormously d!minlsles the mar
kct for supplies. The statute, therefore,
cuts tho supply man of from making
sales, aud affords him no protection II
there is failure. II.
This pa per is too long for me to enter
Into q critical examination OF the Supply
lien act to show that there Is nothing in
1t that forbade the court to come 10 tho
conclusion that 1t reached. The court ac-
tually decided In the case that there 10
nothing In the act that prevents 1t from
holding that the delivery of warehouse
receipt is a complete transfer OF the prop
erty, free from all incumbrances AID It
was the courts province to construe the
act and ity construction of It Is final. Sut-
fec 1t, however. to say that the court has
set n peg of justice and progress far In
advance Of the lines of the Journalists
and that after awhile these will march up
to that peg and wonder how they could
ever have hesitated as the English law
yers finally took off thor hats to Lord
Mansfield. AS understand the case tho
court meant to say IN constituting the act.
that 1t will never understand that the
Legislature intended to obllterate from
our laws a principle OF such prime vital
and incalculablc Importance to the BODY
of the people as the proposition relating
to passage Of title by equitable estoppel
unless 1t is absolutely compelled to ac-
,cept that conclus!on, and, In my 1udg.
ment. the people OF Virginia should thank
the court from the bottom OF their hearts
for having been abba to SOC Its way to
reaching the conclusion that 1t did reach.
WIN, l. ROYALL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
RADIUM AND THE
AGE OF THE SUN
BY GARRETT P. SERV1SS.

NEW PHASE of the discussion
a aroused by the wonderful prop
1A critics of radium has just been
opened by Professor George III.
TEETTl Darwin, best known ms the son
S&SgtE5j OF the father of Darwinsn,
- Darwin. and as a mathematician
OF great ability, who invented the tidal
theory of tho birth of the moon from the
earth.
Prof Darwin appeals to the newly dis
covered source OF energy contained in
atoms, and illustrated by the continual
radiation given forth from radium and
other substances, for a means Of vastly
prolonging the age and the future exist
ence of the sun. Lord Kelvin many years
ago calculated. upon the basis of the thon
known laws OF matter. and energy, that
the sun could hardly have existed as a
lightgiving body more than one hundred
million years, and upon similar grounds
the future duration of the sun has been
estimated at not more than ten and pos
slbly not more than five million years.
This, to be sure, would be ample time
Tor the ripening of all present human
schemes, but it Is brief period IN astro-
,nomical reckoning, and one hardly likes
TO think OF the sun going out SO soon.
But now comes Prof. Darwin with the
very comforting assurance that the sun
must be very much longer lived than
we have hitherto supposed. Knowing. as
we do. he says, that an atom of matter
is capable of containing an enormous
store of energy in itself we have no
1Ie III 10 ass Ijiic tIdt tie sun SohiAoI nv
crate atomic energy to a degree. at least
comparable with what 1t would do If
made of radium! And with this new
light upon the subject he secs no reason
to doubt the possibility OF augmenting
the estimate of the duration of the solar
heat to ten or twenty times its present
calculated value.
According to this view, we may regard
the sun as having existed for at least one
or two thousand million years and we
can count upon its continuing to illumi-
nate and warm the earth tC- -~.ie or two
hundred million years yet to come.
The new view VIII commend itself to
biologists and evolutlonists who have al
ways protested against the brevity OF the
guns existence as heretofore calculated,
because 1t dad not afford sufficient time
for the development OF the existing Spe-
cies of animals and plants upon the
earth from the exceedingly simple forms
In which life appeared at the beginning.
Now, however, when geological time,
thanks 20 the hint given by radium, may
be reasonably stretched out TO ten or
twenty times The former estimate Of its
length the situation is changed, and the
theory OF evolution gains Just what 1t
TaLted.
This is always the way in science. Some
uEeHpected discovery IS presently seen to
strike the root of things apparently un-
connected with 1t, and then, with a re-
adjustment OF theories TO fit the new
STATE OF facts. there comes an advance
ali along the line. But this does not in
aiy sense, lessen the solidity of science;
j simply proves that science is not a
char SeeSs Tock, but growing tree.
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only to show Its development and how
1t became incorporated into our system
Of laws.
Mr.. Justice Butler (Buller's nisl prius)
became, in Lord Mansield's time, most
eminent Judge OF the Court Of Kings
Bench and he was Lord Mansheld's pet,
and, as one might say, his fills adoptif.
In his old age it was the dearest wish
Of Lord Manstfeld's heart that Butler
should succeed him as chief Justice. Bull
lcr had lived with him on terms OF the
greatest intimacy. he knew the whole
scope Of his great designs for the reform
Of our laws, and the dearest hope OF Lord
Mansfleld's heart was that his mantle
might fall upon Butler 80 that those
great designs might be carried forward
just as though he had been able to re-
main there On account OF physical IN
firmlties he never attended court after
1856. though he obstinntely refused to re-
sign and remained chief justice for more
than two years. 1t was perfectly well
understood at the time that he held on
to the office In the hope of forcing Bull
ler's appointment as his successor.
In 1883 the great case of Lickbarrow
vs.. Mason 2 T.. Rep. GO. involving the
question of the rights of an innocent
endorsee of bill of ladng, came before
the Court of Kings Bench. Butler, Ash
hurst and Crosse sitting. and Butler at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
THE hlILHiSER CASE
Mr.. Vim. |. Royal Replies to Mr.. Jack

son Guy.
Editor of The Times-D Dispatch:
sir-Your issue OF September goth con-
taIns critical review by MIR. jackson
Guy of the recent decision of our Court
OF Appeals in the case OF Milhser Manu-
featuring Co, VS.. Gallego Mills CO.. IN
which Mir. Guy refers 10 me as having
published several notices in your paper
proclaimng the decision TO be one Of
the most imihrtant -rendered in recent
years, and is one worth millions OF dol
lars 10 industrial enterprises.
Far he II from me to constitute myself
the defender of the Court of Appeals.
It's decisions are its defenders But as
the court permitted me TO file brief in
that case, a.: 1t adopted the essential idea
OF that brief il It's opinion, and as the
case, IN my Judgment, IS one of the most
important 10 the people of Virginia ever
decided by our Court Of Appeals. ! ask
you to allow me space to say something
III regard 10 it.
To appreciate the position that the
Court of Appeals has taken in the MIL
hser case, an historical review OF the
law relating 10 the subject is necessary.
The common law in its origin and early
development grew out Of rules suited
TO a sem-burbarous people, and. In its
development, those who administered 1t
insisted that 1t should move logically, in
straight lines. from its source outwards.
New conditions We're to count for moth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
In the Bottom of the River.

In the bottom of the river.
There are wonders there to-day,
The shells and rocks are scattered
Where the dead fishes lay;
The ships anchor near them,
But there Is no sign
or the wonders that lie there
AS grapes on dead vine,
There Is no one to disturb them
ElIt thew are never, never disturbed
From their peaceful sleep;
A sunken ship lies near them,
Over which the fishes play,
Vhe barn Giles have cllnging
10 Its sides for many a day'
WATSON SHEPHERn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

Mr.. z. 4. Sims, BrcoMyn, N. Y writes:
asJJse my name rs Il twcuiy-year drunkard
restored 10 manhood and health by four
bo.es of OR RINE.' II is n wonderful and
marvellous cure for the drink habit'
Mrs r. Wyciiff. New York City. writes:
1tORRINE' cured my husband vito was a
steady druukard for many years. He now
has no desire for stiinulants, his health IS
GOOD and lie is fully restored to manhood.
lie used OILY FIVE boxes of 'ORR1NE.'"
Mrs. w. l.. D., Helena, Mont, writes:
have waited one year before writing you
ri the permanent cure OF MY sor. He took
sanitarium treatment, as we'll as other al.
,vertised cures. but they all failed until VIC
gave him OR R1NE.' He Is now fully re,
Stored TO health and has no desire for drink"
Mr., q, l.. r., Kansas City, Mo-, writes:
AZ an, satisfied that drunkenness is a dis.
case and the worst In the world. 'ORRlNE,'
In my opinion, will cure amy case If taken as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
CURE GUARANTEED OR MONEY HEFOFSDEO

you direct. was common drunkafu lot
twenty years. bnt to-day ani free of any
desire for liquor. You lave found the spe-
ciiic God bless you'll
Mr.. "A. L. L., Atlanta, Ga, writes: ~ was
born with love of whiskey and drank II
for tliirty.tw years. 1t finally brought me
to the gutter, homeless and fricndless. I
was powcrlcss to resist the craving and
would steal ard lie to get whiskcy. Four
boxes Of OERINE' cured me of all desire
and now hate the smell Of liquor"
Price 81 per box. boxes for S. Mailed In
plain, sealed wrapper by Orrlnc Company.
Sl7 14th street. Washington, d. c. Interest
ing booklet tsealcd) free on request.
Sold aud recommended by
POLK MlLLER.cHJLDREY CO.,
1o1 E. Broad Street, Cor. First Street,
POLK MILLER DRUG CO.,
s34 East Main Street, Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Iron BedsteadS

We have just received immense stock Of Brass
Trimmed Iron Bcdstcars in all sizes. They not only
solid and durable but they very handsome pieces Of
furniture You will find here almost any price
but as special offer 5000 Brass-Trinmed Bedscad
this week for $4.5o-and on credit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
Oak Chiffoniers

There is no fandsomcr convenient piece Of
furniture for your bedroom than Of these Oak Chit
fonicrs They beautifully polished and mirrored.
Special for this week offer Solid Oak Chfoniers with
genuine French bcve-platc mirrors and scrpcntnc
fronts regular sI2 values for $3.50 Easy payments if
desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

NEW PHASE of the discussion
aroused by the wonderful prop
critics of radium has just been
opened by Professor George ii.
Darwin, best known as the son
of the father of Darwinisn,
Darwin. and as n mathematician
ability who invented the tidal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18

In previous have shown such
splendid variety of Sdeboards. They here in myriad
Of pleasing designs all richly mrrored and carved This
week offer Solid Oak Sdcboards with French plate
mirrorings, worth $l5 for $40, and easy payments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-18
gvhiskey and Beer HaDit
80 O R R Z IA + I, "


phetr. stomach
hcaih
publicity be given secretly
-clir MONEY REFUNDED.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
Retreta.

Programa de las pleas que ejecuta-
ra la banda del Regimiento de Puerto
Rico. mafiana por la noche, en- Ia plaza
de Baldorioty de Castro:
1.-Zacatecas, paso-dOble, por Co
dina.
2.-Mikado, selection, por Sullivan.
3.-The Holy City, Soug, por Adam.
4.-Aguinaldos de Puerto Rico por
Miranda.
5.-Cantique de Noel, Christmas Soug
por Adam.
6. 6.-Alabams blossom, Cake Walls
por Wan Baar.
7.-Un dia de gloria, danza por Mi
randa.
so-The Star Spagnled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

El nif{o Francisco Mesa, cay6se aver
tarde de un trolley" produciendose
una herida contusa en- Ia frente, de mas
de centimetros de longitud, la que
lie fue curada por el practicante del
cuarto de socorros, sefior Segnet.
Parece que el incidente fue porque
el nifio iba montado en- ell bota -vacas y
cuando el conductor fue a reprenderlo,
Sc tir6 del caro-, de cuya caida result6
herido. Es una mala costumbre y que
la policia, la cual le gusta mucho pa
scar en- trolley, debe evltar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

la el dfa 10 del corrieute mes, hacienda
las escalas del Eediterraneo y Cana
rias.
Esp. Miguel de Larrinaga ".-Sa-
lio de Liverpool el dia 20 del corriente
mes, con destino :directo aeste puerto.
Esp. manuel Calvo'-Del puerto de
Cadiz sali6 ell ola IS del corriente mes,
a las 8 de la tarde con destino este,
y hacienda escalas en- Canarias. .-.-...
lag. "Esk"-Procedente de Saint
Thomas llegara este puerto ell dia 2S
del cite. mes, y saldra ell mismo dia para
su procedencia.
Barca amer. "Boylston" Con destino
a este puerto debe haber salido del de
New York. ell dia IS del cite. mes.
Esp. "Pue-to Rico" Con destino a
este puerto y los de Mayaguez, Pom
ce, Habana y Santiago de Cuba, sal
dra de Barcelona el dia a del mes de
Enero proximo, hacienda eScalas en-
Valencia. Malaga, Cadiz y Canarias.
.zz,Amer. "Caracas" as"-Reealara este
puerto procedente de la Gnayra y esca-
las el dia 30 del corriente mes, para Sc
guir viaje directc 4 New York.
Amer. philadelphia - Procedente
de New York llegara a este puerto ell
dfa 81 del corriente mes, para sails al
sigulente dfa para la Guayra y escalas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
Noticias

Esta tarde Sc jugarS Tin buen partido
de pelota en- los terrenos de Ia liga
americana, entire los clubs RED D. s"
& Interiors .
Por parte del club Red DIS" juga-
ran los sefiores Smith, Nichols, Holiness
Burnett, Crosas, English. JAMS, Iglesias
Dix por parte del club Interior Coy,
SPAWN, Decker, Ross, Jett, Ham, Hes
ter, Mac -Carthy, y Hayes.
Hasta ahora ell club que lleva Ia de-
lantera en- ell desafio de este af1o para
el ''chsmpionato' es ell Interior que lie
va 6I5 por olo, Ell Hardie Bros, lleva
500 y Red D. llevan 1856.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

La com pafifa de zarzuela Union Ar.
t1stica' presentara naiIana la zarzueia
Las zapatilias" del maestro Chueca,
con rods Ia propiedad que cx'ge.
AL efecto, el ,eiebre paso-dODle dc la
obra sera ejecutado por la banda de
cornetaS y banda de mtisica del sefIor
Tizol y ademas por la orquesta del
Teatro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26
vAPOREs QUE 81 EsPERAN

Aus,riaco ~Lnch--Caa deseiao 4
Europa. y admisieaio eaExa y pasa4
iercs. sal.lr4 ds E1nce del : al 10 dei
mss dc EasFo p dxiIno.
Laa earghs para 4ehot vspessz nlfa
recoieAas por cs cus1erus q IA New
rcrk a forso Rieo = Say a. sxpi-
.,sn conocisnleneua l1rccsna
80. 1aa ForxHs .-liaeienlo e.
csits Alsuci4. IAsxa. Togrevosa. CA.
ti9 y CHnarnIA ale habar, nalilta q
i.asorAnnn "a a. ! 4rf CnEriunas ~
&c tes,h1o : eas pnr,e y ~ g Maya-
<uss. fuacn = Caos.
Esp M usiE S1san -pehs kahsr 81
\ > - ttrcu'c.1 ca 4esgtao 4 u1sa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

Con motive de la testividad de aver
el Honorable Gobernador de Puerto
Rico, por recommendation que le hiciera
~el Attorney General. indulto q Victorio
Ramos, Jose Ortiz Sanchez, Juan Celcs-
tino de la Cruz, Guadalupe Marrero y
q catorce condenados mas, pcr los deli
los de hurto y holnicldio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

Fl lunes las siste y media Dc l.
nOche 50 reuuirl IA "AS0ciaei5a de
practicanses" en- a casa ndmero veinge
och0 de In Gale del Sol. para trataF
varies asuntos dc Suma importaacia
para dichz asociaci6R. y slsgir Ia nuevz
iunta diFecgiva.
LIS nombrcs que mas prooabilidadss
tienea para salir elecsoS oEeSideasss De
Il As.ciagb6a. soa los De ~ ssnogss
C6rJsva y AFias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-12-26

sAlIOAS DE TkAVEiIA
Para Ponce vap amer "Cormo" de
2783 toneladas captain L. J. Sargent
por The New York & Porto Rico S S
co, scOn carga de trausito.
Para Habana escalaS vap cubano
julia 1888 toneladas captain Federi-
co Ventura por Viuar y CO.:
Barae Goa Manuel Olivar mulitos
vacas horras 10 caballos.
Santiago de Cuba-Manuel Oiivar 10
vacas pArl,las
shLIDAS DE cOSTANEROS
Para Mayaguez gol Victoria" con
MADEIRA del pals.
Para ArcciEo y ruta vap amer "Porto
Rico" con carga general.
DEsPAcHADos
Ninguno.
OPERACIONES SOBRE Ell MUELLE
Por Elias Wolff:
Scrs de l. VIllamil y CO: 10 cascos
bacalao.
OPERACIoNSs DE- BUoCES EN PUERTO
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