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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
HORSE RAN AWAY.

Edward O'Uonnors, driver, was de-
liyerlng goods nea Maxville Thurs
day, when the horse got tired OF
standing and started for his owner e
Mr.. Mahoney's store on Broadway.
He came rushing down B%ordentown
avenue and at first it was thought
that the driver might have been
thrown out and hurt, but it was soon
learned that he was not in the wagon
when the horse started, SO no damage
was done.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
TWo GOLDEN WEDDINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brown and Mr. and Mrs.
robert Lee.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Brown, of Bent
ley street, ami Mr.. md Mrs. Robert
Lee, of Slaight n both celebrat-
ed their golden wedding Saturday
night. Friends from many places
were present and all had a good time.
1t was early Sunday morning before
they departed for home. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee received many handsome and
beautiful presents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
CANAL BOAT CAPTAIN
BROKE LEG BY FALL
Was Putting Out Gang Plank When
He Slipped on
Ice.

A captain of one of the McWilliams
Company's Canal boats, while putting
out the gang plank from the cabin of
the boat to the dock, Saturday. was
compelled to put the plank from the
top on account of the low tide. He
slippei on some ice and fell, striking
one of his legs on the railing of the
boat and broke it between the knee
and ankle. DR.. Haines attended him
and ordered him to be sent to q Jersey
City hospital
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
INDIANS JUST QUIT WORK.
When Trouble Arose Those EN-.
pIoyed on Railroad Forgot How
to Speak English.

An odd phase of the recent Indian
troubles is related by the officials OF the
Northwestern Railroad company. Dur
ing the last year or two a number OF In
dams, including the son Of old Sitting
Bull, have been engaged in construction
and repair work on the road. When the
first news OF the trouble between the
Indians and the white officers in Wy
oming INT the reds began to pack up
Then the queer things began to hap
pen, says a Deadwood correspondent OF
the Chicago Inter Ocean.
Most of the Indians were educated
and ~conversed in English with ease,
When they were asked where they were
going all but one were silent. He said
all the Indians had lost all knowledge
except himself, and his speech became
lore Indefinite the longer he talked.
The foreman berated the men, but
they shook their heads as men who
could not understand, and all headed fol-
the reservation. The who did tall
said that the white men were treating
the red men badly and the latter would
Lie longer work for them.
How the Indians found out about the
trouble could not be discovered. There
was no means of communication among
them, but in two days every Indian on
the road had packed up and hiked for
the reservation.
Since the Indian commissioner or
dered that all ablebodied Indians must
go to work or starve many of them have
been working for the Northwestern,
They have been employed as section
men, coal beavers and roundhouse wip-
ers and they have proved industrious
and capable, equally with their white
fellow workmen. They have been re-
ceiving from $1.25 to $3.50 a day and
have shown a decided preference fol
working on the railroad rather than on
the reservation, where ditch digging and
farming are the only open, and
where independence is not SO evident.
In a few instances the Indians have
been employed as bridgemen and have
done good work. Most of them could
speak English before they became en-
ployes of the ROAD, and those who
couldn't have since picked up a good
vocabulary.
Agent Brennan at Pine Ridge says
that the action Of the Indians in dis
claiming knowledge of English in times
of excitement is not unusual, although
it has never been definitely settled
whether the worry and apprehension
actually Danish their newly acquired vo-
cabulary from their minds or whether
a childish caution impels them to insist
that they do not understand.
Since the trouble has ended the reds
have been coming back and asking fol
their old jobs again. They now talk as
good English as they ever did, and while
some of their places have been filled
most of the returning bucks have got
their jobs again.
The Indians have learned lately to
give the Wyoming ranchmen a wide
berth, their wrath being more far-reach-
ing than the punishment of army days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
NEWS ITEMS.

Work on the Tottenvllle library and
also the sewers is held up by the bad
weather.
Ex-Alderman Vaughn, of Totten-
Vile. who has been appointed an
assistant sergeant at arms, in the
Board of ;Aidermen, OF New York.
will commence his duties at the new
Boards first meeting this month.
Ralph Fisher, of johnson avenue,
who has been on the sick list, is i'm
proving.
Ex-Police Captain Buckholtz, of
Brooklyn, spent the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. John Brown, of Bent
ley street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
ARE KEPT IN THE COLO.

Parties attending the shows at X.
of P. hall are complaining about be-
ing kept standing in the cold before
the doors are opened. Last Tuesday
night a number of ladies, and others,
were kept outside for some time after
the show was to have be gun, as the
doors were locked. They say they
would not mind it so much if it was
summer, but is not pleasant in cold
Aweather.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
KEASBEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schilcox spent
New Years with relatives in New
York.
Helen and Harry Schilcox r visit
ing relatives in Fords.
Claus Lund has moved into the
house vacated by Francis Fee.
Everett Mundy, of Goodwin street
was a Keasbey visitor recently.
William Romer and son spent New
Years in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04

FAMILY GATHERING.
u iful Christmas Tree, A DeIishifuI Time
by All.

lrhere was o family gathering at
s Frank Rue's on New Years day
IS. Mary Lott, Mr.. and Mrs. &c
bith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
h Mrs. Fred Nodine, of South Riv-
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Dey
children, of this borough, were
kertained at dinner ana tea.
|he table was ptettily decorated
h red, white and blue. In the
Elor stood a beautiful Christmas
e. The tree was spruce and came
m Maine. It was 50 large that 1t
bd a corner Of the room and it was
beautifully trimmed aud SO lavishly
bit Santa CLAUS was kept busy for
urs on Christmas eve. Mr.. Rue's
lie daughter received a number of
ry pretty presents, among them a
Bry large doll, which she prizes high
! In the front parlor ON the other
lie of the house, occupied by MIR.
ID Mrs. William Dey, Santa Claus
d been busy trimming another very
ge spruce tree and, as on the other,
kre was over fifty yards Of tinsel
etc. The trees were worthy OF
or they almost dnzzled ones
18th their beauty and bright
Their children also received
rous presents. They all had a
Rghtful time and left for home in
evening by trolley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
annie

Generously butter a lard pail and ar
range around the sides of it upright
strips of bread in such a way that they
overlap each other; fill the center with
slices of apple and with seeded raisins
add nutmeg. cinnamon and sugar tc
taste, considerable sugar being re-
quired; fit a circular piece of bread to
the top of the pail, put into the oven
and steam one hour; unmould and send
to the table garnished with hard sauce
with a few candied cherries stuck in.-
Good Literature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Jan. 4.-Thir-
ty of the followers of General Wos y
Gil, former president Of Santo Domiu|
go, including all the Dominican rev
lutionary generals now here, sailed ii
noon today on the French steamer st
Simon, going direct to Puerto Plata
From there they will hasten to jeIE
General Jiminez before Santo Dominee|
They declare themselves confident TIL
they will be able to overthrow the 80
eminent of President Morales
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
BE0KE COLLAR BONE.

Otis Bovd, of Amboy avenue, is
confined to his home under tho doc
tors care with q broken collar bone.
Boyd, who is employed in a New
York office, was wrestling with n
companion, when he slipped and fell
to the floor. A doctor. who was call
ed, said it would be some weeks be-
fore the injured man could return to
his duties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
~
EoRDs

The Fords Gun Club held their
shooting New Years afternoon.
There was a large crowd present from
Fords. Perth Amboy and Woodbridge
aud all report a very pleasant time.
Mrs. Fl. Hanson entertained friends
from Perth Amboy, New Years Day.
Annie Hamilton and Annie Nelson
are enjoying their holiday vacation.
Margaret Pfeiffer, of Maurer, and
Ada Fullerton, of Perth Amb6y, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. J. Brazil.
John Jesko is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hope and
family, of Perth Amboy, spent New
Years with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Liddle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Winant and
family spent New Years in Totem
Vile.
Agnes Mundy spent Thursday in
Newark. -
Lizzie Olsen is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. D. Sandorff, in Perth Amboy.
Mrs. James Fullerton, who was
knocked down and bitten by a dog, is
recovering.
Mrs. E. Anderson, of Woodbridge,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. James
Fullerton.
Raymond Mundy is spending a few
days with his cousin, Harry SchilcoS,
at Keasbey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
when the Cnnr rrnxeIs.

The czar is not less careful of his life
than his predecessors, but he adopts diff
ferent methods for safeguarding him
self. Instead of having three trains
ready when he is going on a journey, and
leaving anarchists to guess which train
Is conveying him, as his father did. he
simply allows no one to become ac-
quainted with his plans. The route is
published, but he never keeps to 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
E|REBUG AT
4 WORK AGAIN ?
|epOrt that an Attempt was
Made to Set Fire to Mr..
COmptOn's House.

"a rumor is being circulated around
wn to the effect that the irebug has
been at work again. 1t is said that
ne or she attempted to burn the house
owned and occupied by Jonathan
Compton, at Bordentown and Stevens
avenues, and that they had found
matches and paper on one of the
Porches. 1t looked as if they had been
eady to light the paper and had been
eightened and dropped the articles
d ran away.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
SCHOOL REOPENED.

The T%ottenville Public school open
ed this morning after a two weeks
holiday for the pupils. Nearly all of
the pupils were back at their places.
The furnace is now in first class con
dition and everyone is happy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
MRS. BRlGHT'S. FUNERAL.

The funeral of Mrs. P. Bright, wife
of T%heophilus Bright, of %Sayreville,
took place from her late residence
Saturday afternoon at 1.30 p. m. and
from tho Sayreville M. e. church at 2
n. m. Mrs. sBright was a member OF
Friendship Council No. 6 d. Of L. of
this borough. The storm prevented a
number OF the members attending the
funeral. A beautiful floral tribute, a
Nrgelpillow, was sent by the council.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
NEWS ITEMS.
was done

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hoagland spent
New Years with relatives at Jersey
City.
Mrs. Victor Brazilian received a
fine piano as a Christmas present from
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buckle, of First
street, were entertained at dinner
Christmas day by Mr.. and Mrs.
Shredder, of First street.
Miss Ella Algor entertained a few
friends at her home on Second street,
New Years eve. Among the guests
were the Misses Gertie Fetty. Mary
Stults and Lizzie Rue and Messrs.
Ollie Brown and Edward schank.
Messrs. Sidney and Joe Simons, of
Paterson, will spend Sunday with
their father, Mr.. Simons, of Broad
way. WI
MIR. and Mrs. Albnugh had a house
party on New Years day at their
home on Broadway.
William johnson and son Russell, Of
Cranbury, spent Wednesday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thomas. of Second street.
The different churches held wat,b
meetings New Years eve in this Dor.
ough.
Mr.. Herbert Smith. visiting agent
of the State Reform School, is s O
journing at South River.
Miss Lola Ryan, a graduate of
Trenton Normal school, and teacher
at Belmar, was the guest of Miss
Nellie Thomas, of Second street, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Oliver Brown, of Pennington Sem
mary, is spending his vacation with
his parents at South River.
Mrs. William Dey, of Church street,
spent Monday with Mrs. Samuel
Slower, at South River.
Charlie Monahan, Willie Throburn
and Ross Hendrickson, of South River,
were borough visitors New Years
day.
DR.. Powell e. Brown, of Buffalo,
lectured at the M. e. church, Of South
River, New Years eve.
Justice and Mrs. Mason, Miss Nellie
and Master Robbie Mason, Charles
Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. John Perkins
and son and Miss Elizabeth Slower
we're entertained at dinner by Mr.. and
Mrs: Elias Mason, of Broadway, on
New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rue and laugh
ter, of Church street, spent Sunday at
South River.
The Misses Schantz, of Broad way,
entertained a number of friends Now
Year S afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Rue and son Milton,
of Main street, spent New Years at
TIelmetta.
Mrs. ASymms Campbell, Of Main
street. Aentertained Mrs. Charles
Pearce. q John street, New Years
Ea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
Thex Wen No CIocks-

Liberia Is the only more or less civ
ilized country where clocks are almost
entirely dispensed with. The sun rises
at six a. m. and sets at six p. m through-
out the year, and is vertical overhead
at noon. The people become so expert in
telling the time hzHshe u that they
are never nor II q few minutes out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
Export. of Big Countries.

The United Kingdom has increased its
export trade about ~ per cent. since
1872. It's population has increased 80
per cent. in the same time. 1t exported
to the United States and Germany
$3.50, 600, 900 worth of goods in 1872, and
only $685.. 900, 900 in 1902.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
DISPATCHES.

Every topic in London has given y
to that of the Chicago theater fire. !
King Carlos in his message to a
ment referred in grateful terms
visit of the United States feet 70
bon. l
Horace G. Burt has resigned as
dent Of the Union Pacific railroad
1t was said Z. Fl. Hartman would
coed him. s
One of the superior courts has
that a woman finding lost dlaIaa
a store was entitled to keep khR
the owner {ailsh ID laS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
washing

Put two large tablespoonfuls of borax
and a pint bowl of soft soap into a tubful
of cold water. When dissolved, put in
a pair of blankets and let them remain
through the night; next day rub anG
drain them, rinse thoroughly in two
waters and hang them out to dry. Do
not wiring them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
MUSICAL SERVICE.

The choir of the Holy Comforter
church held a musical service Sunday
night. 1t was led by Prof. Frank
Furman. The service commenced at
I. 80 o'clock. 1t consisted of solos and
anthems. Following the musical the
children of the church had their
Christmas tree Jubilee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
SOUTH AMBOY
FROZEN
TO DEATH

James Hughes was found dead in
his home in Augusta street last night.
It is thought he was frozen to death.
Coroner Haines was notified and gave
a permit for the body's removal.
Hughes lived alone and all fires were
out in the house when he was dis
covered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
TO AWARD THREE PRIZES.

On Tuesday afternoon the Afternoon
Euchre club will hold their meeting
at the home of Mrs. J. o. Mckee, of
Amboy avenue, Giffords. Three
prizes are to be awarded.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
WAS FALSE ALARM.

There was a false alarm of fire from
box SO, on Amhoy avenue. just as the
clock had struck 10 on New Years
I've / The iremen responded, but of
course could not find the blaze.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
C~rnnberry Frnppe.

Boil one quart of cranberries in one
pint Of water until the skins burst,
strain and add two cups of %granulated
sugar and the juice Of two lemons;
freeze to a mush, using equal parts OF
Ice and salt.-Good Housekeeping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
TOTTENYILLE.

The Evening News is on sale at Ost-
burgs' IA Main street, and at John
Boss Hotel, formerly John Kall's
stand. Extra copies of the News and
all NewYork papers can always be Sc
cured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04

Towne-Bill Kayrliss tells me you
went with him on a cunning trip last
week. Have any luck?
Browne-Splendid.
.'You did1"
"Qf conrae. Here / am back again,
safsA ndApd. ain't I?p-PhiIadelnhIa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
WAS JOLLY CROWD.

The Knights of Pythlas Hall, Am
boy avenue, was crowded Thursday
night by a jolly crowd who came to
attend the reception rendered them by
Bentley Lodge, Odd Fellows, of Tot
tenville. Dancing was the feature OF
the evening. At IL. 30 O'Clock a sup
per was served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
Al 10 wedding Gifts.

Wedding gifts are no longer displayed
in the old manner. as at a regular func-
ton. Instead. friends are asked in for
the late afternoon to take a cup Of tea
and look over the presents.-Detrolt
Free Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The pres
dent has received a personal cablegriS
from the car of Russia extending 81
Years greetings in a most feIlS
manner. 1t is probable that the
dents response will be made Of =
Russian New Years. 1t will be 81
rectly from the president to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
CLEARED NEAT SUM.

R~ossville Engine No. l held their
first grand annual ball and reception
in Doty Pavilion, at Eltingville,
Thursday night. 1t was we'll attend
ed ana a neat sum cleared for the fire
fighters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04
RESENTED WITH MUFF.

kildren and grandchildren, of
kph jackson Sr. have pres
with a handsome Senl muD
ay present. Mrs. jackson
Ieigth years old on Sun
3. She is a wonderful
exceedingly smart wo-
le would imagine she
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-01-04

weather Probabilities.
Fair; not so cold; west winds.
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Ell OVO-LECITHINE BILLION
en- la TUBERCULOS

Respecto la administration del
Ovo- Leci.hine Billion en- Ia Tuberculo-
sis, he aquf los resultados obeuidoS pur
los Sefiores A. Gilbert, professor de la
Facuitad de Medicina de Paris L.
Fournier, medico DIS los hosptiales, los
cuaes fuerou comunicados 4 la Sosiete
de Blologie el 9 de Febrero de 1901.
Hemos admlnistrado Ell Ovo Lecithi-
ne 4 varios tuberculosis presentando
"a todos lesiones avanzadas de uno
de ambos YER ices.
Los resultados que clinicamente sc
pueden csrti6car han sido los 81
guIentes: aumento del apctito. levanta
miento general de fuerzas, aumento de
peso bastante nctabe 3 K II en- un mes
en- un tu5erculoso one SC encoutraba er
Ell hacia cuatro meses.
En- caso ell armento de peso Sc ha
producido pesar de Ia existencia de
uu estado febril bastante intense (3o
grades por la noche.)
La orina no ha presentado nunca
trazas de albumina: urohiiina ha desa-
parecido Ell dos caSoS en- los que eAiS-
tia en- cantidad bastante notable.
Paralelamentc a todsS estas modifi-
caciones. el eStado general de los enfer-
mos roS ha parecido sensiblemente me
jorado. 10 menos ciertos casos, ha-
biendo Observable en- dos de ellos dis
de ia tos, de a expectoracion
y dc Ia cantidad dc baciloS contenidos
exOectcS.
Descon6arse de las imitaciones.
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vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN

Esp. "Maria" Debe haber salido de
Liverpool, oon escala en- Santander cor
destino 8 este puerto.
Col. amer. "Fred Small" Con des-
tino este puer;o debs haber salido de
New York. el dfa 20 del pasado mes.
E p. "Conde Wifredo Ion destinc
4 este puerto, y los de Mayaguez. Pom
ce, Santis5o de Cuba, Habana, Matan-
zas y New Orleans, debe haber salidc
de Barcelona Ell dia 2o del pasado mes
con las escalas de costumbre.
Esp 'Pio IX'-Sildra de este pier
to en- el ,roximo mes de de Abril con
destino directo Ia Corufia, Santander
Cadlz y Barcelona, admitiendo cargasy
pasajeros.
Ing. "Esk = Procedente de Saint
Thomas J ruta llegara a este puerto el
dia 2I del ccrrlente mes y saldra el
mlsmo dfa para su procedencia.
Cub. Julia Del IS al 20 del CO
rriente mes l.egara procedente de Ha-
bana y escalas lntermediss.
Fran. Ferdinand de LesSeps Pro
cedente de Puerto Plata y rula recals-
ra a este puerto del II al IS del corrien,
te mes para segulr viaje a oain Tho
mas y Europa.
Esp. Montserrat "-Reoalard este
puerto dsl 20 al 22 del corriente mes,
proccdente de Habana y escalas para
seguir viaje a Canarias y la Peninsula.
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A NUESTROS LECTOREs.

Seutimos una verdadera satisfaction
en- recomendar 4 nuestros lec:ores ell
Elixir y Ia staIdeutifricos Carmeine.
dos productos reslmente higienicos.
cuyo uso es la salvaguardia de los dien.
tes los cuales como padie 10 ignora,
aseguran el funcionamiento normal de
los organos de Ia digestion.
Efectivamente, preparado con el ma
yor cuidado y de composition cientff-
Ca, los ''Dentifricos Csrmeine" respon-
den entersmente a los datos mas recien-
tes del Arte deptario y de Ia hygiene.
asi es que es.amoss seguros que nuestros
lectores nos quedaran agradecidos de
hacerles conocer estos preciosos pro-
ductos.
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1856 BIBLIorEcA DEL Bo1ErN MERcANrlL

presa lie besase passion la nuca en- cuaIquier
otro paraje de SD bella humandad.
Ell santo advenimento de los cuartos motive escenas
de gran regocjo de Cusodo este pdsose tierno
Ell seno de Ia ama recordando las iseras pasadas
di6 gracias Dios al ito Lucas por aquela hermosa
luvia de duros que ransformo s1bitamente el trise
desmanteado hogar en- Ia morada del conteno Ia abun
danca. La nca pena que restaba era Ia poca saud de
Ia muer de Custodio que desde haca tres aos doiase
de una affection cardiaca que imponfa los esposos la
separation del lecho.
Pcr muy pencso que sea para el narrador se1alar Ia
exisencia de mancha Ia vida moral de un perso-
nae de mpia historic Cusodo fuerza es decir
que Ia debiidad de enlodarse en- e comercio car
nal de las mujsres perdidas. Todo Ell amor ideal los
ojOs nos.agicos Ia passion noble pura no expresada
por 6rgancs carnales. -. aquela eterea concepci6-
del evapor6 el nstinto de Ia materia hos
tgado pOr Ia posbidad de sasacera que trao Ia po-
session del dinero. Mas en- squea cafda astimosa
los antros s. fsngcsos fue Custodio quen siempre
habf- sdo: IN ideaista, creador Il iusion Ira
b6se perdida ss emp no en- regenerarIa, ha-
c6ndole muy iucosas reflex acerca del tste por-
venr que Ia esperaba dgnendo aquc Ia vida. Cuando
fa dc los brazos C. 4 pr6jima 81 instnte apac-
guado, suntfsse n@alimdor Ia erdilgsbz mskmas 4,
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EqeG|tgN|Os DlI0 nlIlu|l

TEATRo "A las en- punto Compaffa
"Un.6n Artfstics". Lucifer, Africsnistas La
Algeria de la Huerta.
CASINO ESPANOl-A las de la noche
Gran concerto por el sexteto.
PARQUE eoRINQUEN-A las ~ m O.
liza. Gran function, por Ia compaiia acrob&tica
que difige el professor Leonco. A las 8 y media,
Ia misma.
Banda de Ia Policia Insular
PLAZA DE 1ALDoRIOTY-Al las ocho
" media en- punto. Retreta por la banda del ba-
TALON de Puerto Rico.
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Azdcar centrffuga % S.. 4 $s.oS qq
Alnid6n $2a IN qq
Cafe corriente $o1z 4 oA qq.
Idem pilon $40 a IoA %. lcs
Idem Hacienda $IoA 4 II %.
Cueros dulces $I7 %.
Cocos So a $Io millar
Ron IS grades Cartier IL cents. gallon
Mafz $IH a ~ qq.
|Sebo So %.
Tabaco, nominal.
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Noticias

Sc encuentra en- San Juan Ell tenien-
te De la Policia Insuiar seficr Iturrondo.
! el lunes regressra a Humacao, en-
donde est4 encsrgadO del mando del
piquets de policfa que custodia los
presos que trabajan en- ia carretera en-
construction que conducir5 4 Yabucoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-12

Sc han anotado en- ell Registro civil
de Catedral. los pacimieptos de Conra
da Valencia Otero, Inocencio Yeot,is
Martinez y Juan jose Salas Palma, "
las defuncioaes de Jose Timoteo Con-
zalez y Elias Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-12

Las defunciones de Francisco San
chez y Melendezy Rafaela Vega Padin
y ell nacimiento de Francisco Sanchez
han sido anotados en- sl resistro civil de
San Francisco.