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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04
HEALTH OFFICE.

Births-Born to Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Bradley, 6O2 north twentieth
street, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Porter,
1902 north d street, boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taggart, $50
north G street, girl.
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The plat for seats for the Marion
polo excursion must be returned We'd
nesday morning. They are choice
seats, center section. For sale at the
Westcott pharmacy. Railroad tickets
can also be had there. Fair 81 for
the round trip.
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POLO BOYS WIN
Opening of Athletic Park at Muncie
Yesterday.

Tn the opening game of the baseball
season at Athletic park, Muncie, yes
terday afternoon the Muncie team, of
the Indiana league, was defeated by
a nine composed of professional base
ball players from the ranks Of West
ern league polo players. The score
at the end of a six-inning contest was
8 to z in favor of the polo players.
Bone and Jessup, of Richmond, and
Hart and Higgins, of Muncie. did
stellar work.
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"Ideal Bread is the height of per-
lection known to the bakers art.
"Get the habit" of eating "Idea1
Bread" that delicious flavor con-
tanned in 10 other loaf.
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MILES MAY BE ENDORSED.
fBy Associated Press.)

TBy ASSOCIATED PreSs.l
Indianapolis, Ind, April 4.-Indi-
cations point to the endorsement of
Gen. Nelson A. Miles for President
by the Indiana Prohibition conven-
ton, which convenes tomorrow.
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Fire sale at the Brown-Darnell
company for the next ten days. All
goods damaged by fire will be sold
at a great sacrifice. Call and see u.s..
tues thrs-sat
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

You should have "Ideal Bread"
on the table morning, noon and night,
then you have done a duty you owe
your stomach.
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STILL WATER AT INDIANAPo-
LIS.
(Rv Associated Press.

Iby ASSOCIdLtU 7 ItSS.J
Indianapolis, Ind, April 4. =
Though White river has fallen.
large part Of west Indianapolis is still
covered with water from three inches
to five feet deep.
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DON'T wait for DecOra-
ton Day, but order your
Monumental work at
once OF perry II. Will
Hams, at So north 8th.
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Tags taken from Ideal and Moth
er's bread are good on the free voting
contest to st. Louis World 8 Fair.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

MRS. BENNETT, SOPRANO,
MUSICAL CLUB WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
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Two tags taken from Ideal and
Mothers bread entitle you to one
vote to send your favorite to the st.
Louir Worlds Fair. Get them ex-
changed FOR ballots at Richmond Bak-
ing Co.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

Don't let them tell you they have
something as good. "Ideal Bread'
is the peer of them all.
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Worlds Fair. These Souvenir Coins c1
Admission are OF artistic and aTpTopri-
ate design. hie iny alCable ASH ms nj os
of this greatest of all FxTcsitions,
and are similar to the Colun fian Balf
Iol or. aside Ire nj their intrinsic value.
We will ACCEPT them in exchange for
regular tickets of admission TO the
W orld's Fair. and for This urrose will
maintain a ticket flee at the main en-
trance to he Fair Gre unds, which will
be open every day during the w orld's
Fair Ieriod. Everybody wants ene of
these Souve nils. hut only a lin lie d num-
her Will he offered fer sale. Price 90 cts.
With every Souvenir Com Of Admission
purchased We allow enc estimate to he
made and filed, CT the total number Of
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

Miss Maude Scott was the guest of
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Vanausdal, near Straughn s, yester-
day.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

Job work promptly done at the Pal
ladium.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, IS.
Lucas County.

C1e~oO ~ OAOS ~ - OANNOS 80
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1886.
(seaD A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J, CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists, Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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SWEET PEAS IN BULK.
BURPEE'S. ALSO NASTUR-
TIUMS. PHONE 292.
ALB HADLEY BROS.
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RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts .....-.s 49,. SIS 81
Overdrafts, secured, unsecured. 1896 AZ
y s. Bonds to secure circulation. 100000 90
Stocks, securities, etc .s<s........ II, 800 10
Due from National Banks, not
reserve agents .......---........ $3.50 10
Due from State Banks and bank
ers ..-.-.-..- 10000 90
Due from approved reserve agents 1852 90
Checks and other cash items.-..... ,432 ~
Notes of other National banks $3.50 co
els and cents. .......'.... "a 80
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz
legal tender notes 200 55o00 co 60 lO7,sso 90
urer 5per cent of circulationi.. 5000 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss7e, le5 So
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in.........S 100000 90
surplus Fund .....-......-... 5000 GO
Undivided profits, less expenses
and taxes paid. ......-.-......... 1920 Al
National Bank notes outstanding 100000 90
Individual deposits subject to
Demand certificates of deposit. si,7s9 II
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40, I65 So
State of Indiana, County of Wayne, SIS:
i. Edwin III. Gates, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
EDWIN II. GATES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
BENJAMIN F. HARRIS
Correct-Attest: Notary Public.
allen 4. 4 Ni n. HaRRKIs Directors.
ELGAR @. HIBBERD }
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= Small gentle family
horse. Phone 1886.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
UNION NATIONAL BANK
At RiahmnnKnd

In the State OF Indiana, at the close of bust.
ness. March ~, 1904.
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The Rcard of Directors Of the / cuisiana
Purchase Souvenir Ccin ComlanS Will
set aside in aIpropIiatien of Sc eco,
which Will lie presented. in its entirety,
to the person who sends us a correct esti-
mate of the j XACT number OF raid o d.
missions TO the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position. which opens at ST. i { uis April
30th, and closes Decen Der lst, 1904.
Should no one succeed in estimating
the exact number, the money will lie
presented to the one who sends us the
nearest correct esttn ate. This Golden
opportunity to secure magnificent for
tune costs NOIH1NG. Cur object in
making this Unprecedented offer is to
advertise end I1Cmote the sale of our
Souvenir Coins Of Admission TO the
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-04

laid adm issioDs to the Fair No one
has any advantage in this contest. YOU
arejust as l1k ely TO get the S5OtO 90 in gold
as any one. 1t is all pure luck should
there be more than one correct estimate,
the SE0.Ct0 Will he divided equally be-
tween the persons making the exact or
be no ties or diviGiDg of this money: the
enormous sum OF 5000 may be received
Ircky Winner will be notified the in
siam the official announcement of the
total number of paid admissions is
n ade BY the Louisiana Purchase Expo
s1l1en Company. We will alto pay all
OF your expenses to st. Louis and will
deliver the StO,CCO IN ONE GREAT
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DON'T DELAY Write Immediately
and remember that all you have to
do to entitle you to participate in
this intellectual and profitable contest
is to enclose so cents for q beautiful.
rare and artistic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-12
@ons S~rieeSS&auplaH.

Der iapanifhe areuaer ,Sats
per" Fam am 30. Rpoember nit elmer
unterHeeiid3en Wine in Beribruua
uno muroe IN bic SUIT aefprenat.
Sinfsebn Dffisiere uno us Maun
Der BeiaBung uuroen gerettet, gopi.
tan gaiitna uno So anoere ertranfen.
$3.50 Die Sapaner iuaeu bel benz
gturn, auf Sort Nrtbur IL, 600
Wanrl uerlDrer baben.
- Die Sapcner boben General
Stoefiel iaaen laiien, CT mDae Die
5ospitalidiffe i'm 6afeu BON Sort
Nrtbur BON Den anoeren oblpnoern.
bamit oieielben beim BeI@ieBen Der
Slotte riht AUDI aetroffen wiiroen.
- Su Der Wanbfburei lit es ous
aenblidlib iebr falt. DaB Better lit
aber flar uuo uinoitil uno ea fdQt
ben Splbaten oaber uerbdltnismdBig
leidt. bic Rdlte au %pertraeer.
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~@elbe hagen Chips
$3.50 "a guro.
CARR WoOD g. Coal Co.
Eegas.

Su etUeW StCefr WeQen eiuer
Tlaihe Bfeferiauee muroe in Der
N6be BON sabine Ba6 Elm alter
IiS@er. 0antens Spe G0nflinQ BON
einem gepiiien Sohn Glappenberg.
ebenfals einem Slider. eridoHen.
Sn Der 9egeno BON gonzales
wuroe elm aewiifer Bbitebeao unter
Der Vintage nerbaftet. sur Grlan.
aung elmer 6~eiratSliaens oas Nlter
ieiner 8raut falih anaeaeben uno
bic Angabe beidmoren 81 baban.
Die Glteru Der Braut mareu eegen
bic 9eirat uno lieBen ben junQen
Wann uerbaften.
Del Der Social OptiDn- Nbltim.
mune in Trinitp Gountp baben bic
BrobibitiDniiten nit grocer Waiori.
t6t aeiiegt.
DIE StaatBsBuu Weepil' RDnaa
miiitou bat ibren Begid,t an Der
@ouuerneur einoereimt. Nadoem
tie eiuen ueberblid iiber Die Gituas
tiun oeaeben bat, Commit iie su ben,
ShluB. oaB Die 2eaislatur Elm 9es
ies erlaiien ioue. ourh meld1es anz
georonet tuiro, onB an einem be.
ftln1n1ten Gage ale in Den Jeloern
itebenoen DaummoQpflonsen Der.
nibtet ueroen miBten. Die 4oma
milton lit Der Nniiht. oa6 cine Iol=
be Wasregel mebr dig iraeub ettuas
anoereS CUR Nusrottlns Doer fuenias
items bod CUR 8ermlnberunQ oes
Boil eepils b~eitra9en rperoe.
Somitag muraen spiiten 8
uno 5 ubr uuroe Ger UerSud aes
madt. pie 5irft National.B anf in
@~ranouieu III berauben. Die Biebe
oranaen in oas Geihdftslotal Der
Bant un6 Iprenaten oas 5haboe.
wIlbe auf, fonnter aber ben @elos
ihraut niht Dfinen. go baben lie
tatiddlih feinen Gent erbalten. aber
Iebr beoeutenDen Ghaoen onQerihs
tet. Spdter itablen iie Elm Bfero
uno elm 8uggb uno iaeten nah Gle.
burre. mo oa8 @efGbrt am ndhften
Gage 9efunoen tpuroe.
8uuoe8ridter Burns in 6ou.
ton Eat bic 8erbaftuno oes uielae.
nannten @bas. s. Dodge ouaeoros
net uuo fid oaburb in oireften Sc
genias su benz Diltrittridter Ebpmp.
ion in 8barton aeieBt. Der auf Den
~. December elm 6obeas Corpus
Werfabren anberaunlt hat, UNI bic
Seftnabme 81 o%erhinoern. Gin Ron=
Hit 5mifhen BuuoeS> uno Staatss
geribt ibeint alio unnermeiolid uuo
man tam geipannt oarauf 5ein, mie
iid 0erielbe entmideln miro.
Die Ben5lterung BON Gpuftpn
bat in bee am Samtae abgebalte=
men Speaialabfimmung ben Wur<
ihlaa. Die Bermaltung Der Gtaot
tanftig elmer aus flint Berionen be.
itebenoen 2ommiifion gu ibertra.
gen. aaaercmn,en. Die Beteiliauna
an Der %Gbftimmung mar gerina, Die
Waioritdt betrug rur 457 Stimmen.
Die ourh oieie Nbittmmuna not.
pe1oig geru0roene gbarteruerGnoes
rung mu6 iebt mod uDn Der 2eaiss
latur gntgebeisen weroen.
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etn nmrhaeheupes Rfers.

bas iuie tod bic StraBen entIang raft,
iobaB bic 2eute aus benz 8agen fallen
ODER bunbert 5dQe dbnli6er Nrt, linb
altdsli9e GreigniKe. SIS 1T baber fir
Sebermann aHsebradt, cine auoerl6is
iige Sable bel Der Saub au baben, aber
feline 1T 10 gut, ME .,8udlens Arnicas
Sable. 8ranbwunben, S9nitte,
ipurbe SteQen, Sal;HuB nnb Sds
m~orrboiben beilen bana9 unb ber>
f9winben i9nel inter ibrem linberns
benz @inhuRe. rs Gents in ben Qpos
tbeten bon 9. 8. s. S9mibt unb Qb.
9reiB.
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8am aampf

NIT ben bauiigiten unb sefab Iidbten Ssein.
ben oes menihlthen 8brpers. D. 3. nit
ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tpelcbe lhli, 8.
LID sas game Sptem in Witleibenlhait
Steben, oas 8lut nerunreinigen uno in
leoem Drgane giftiae abfanf Fe anbdus
fen.. giebt es nur cine ruirfiame Baffe,
bic ben tueiteren 8orteiI bct, baB Iie tltt.
aefabrlih 1T. &c iino Die berlbmten ct.
Bernar6.RrduterpiIen, ruelde fein Qued.
nlber Dber i0uft cine metoniShe uoer
dsenee Beimiihuna entboiten, lunbern
nod benz befen Sfe5ept muir aus ben heiI.
t~rditigfen 8Han5enidften auf bic iorafdls
ttefe n'eife 8ubereitet iinb. % Gents.
&ue Gpptbefen.
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I'm, 0alheuurel.

esHsr trlbsx &s&t ~sutsea,n fabrt. uns Der Brett
nerllp.
9trbflt4e @eflee itreiitt unler Bid i'm G5attenfuo.
9rabe Molten - tribe 2aunel 8arun uiat} y
eiebt INNER Saa.n.
Die ON eps Siernenbimmel fIsiue Bolteni6leisr
m14en -
8arrii4 bei%' ID Die estturs. Dir mir issen sdlaI
ptrfpriht-
6s@mocernt! - Sang Mnm6sliai g il ia Elm gp,.
lun'enli@t!"
Cine nttHe 6ano De lhltnst fn in bic nteine -
,@ei6t Gu's nod -
Suf Der 3otlettsrslie2" 6reili9! Members f5 o,
9eiten bod.
Cine i&ldfrie c tribe Campo uns ,a 6dupten - iuh
ME bout, r
@ar sr Iieb = oisfrett 3euee sdrtluds, SIadj,Iia:
teitt---
eeuer tpsts mir I'm bic Sinns. als oieS sbema mar
g~efunben,
alsbllA ssiltsu f@ bic ssSlt9en i'm 8eo,ns.n ihB,r
Gtnnotn,
Hno I'M Sounentrahi Der ai.b. {@mpl5 meir Gen;
10 pei1 tparo id,
Aas ~ isIe rieieueroBe S6nsioerreauane Ianft
begli4!
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Niiblide observation-disclosures.

Wtr baben cine aroBe Nusmabl
9eoiegener @0los uno Silbers Waren
aller Nrt. ubren. Sancp : Irtitel,
Opernel1ier, Gi9arettens gtuis. He.
genid3irme, Spa5ierit6de uno piele
anoere Nrtitel. Die lih 81 @eib.
nahtSaelhenfen eienen uno su9leid
niiblib uno mertuou fino.
.0ebriioer Griber,
Sumelie E,
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Teittaas 3 Staten.

Gin Sabrpreis Plus 1919 Der Som
oentions= Bats Dia Der r3atp" nad)
alien 8untten in geraS fir Die Seier.
taae. 8ertaufstase 23., a.. 25 +,
26. December uno L. Sanuar, ailtie
biz 4. Sanuar 1905.
@eeen @inselbeiten penoe man
iid an Die Iaenten Der raatp" Doer
idreibe an %. g. @rufh,
DaIos. Ger.
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ydalide gournteu snIatmaaen

nab Californian. ebenio nab st.
Souis uia 9eraS & Becific Babn
Dbne BeGiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Neenten neeen oieies
rleuen 9ienites ODER an 6. 3. Eur.
uer. @enerals Baiiaaier Ggent, 9al'
fas, 9eras.
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@taen biQiaer Grcnriionsraten

mad Buntten in geras uno 2oui.
iiana, Wiiiouri. Grtanias. Sainpis,
8entudb, Snoiana uno Oklahoma
TerritDrium uno Dem Siooiten, men.
oct @uh an iraeno eiuen Iidet Naen,
ten Der Teras uno Baclfic Bobn ODER
idreibt an 9. B. 9urner. Gene.
raj Baiiaeier= Naeut. Dallas, 9eras.
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0eute abeno ftnbet bic eEife
WSrstelung bes eroBen Gu8itattungSs
ftnfe8 Ben Our" i'm @roBen
0pernbaus fiatt, DaHelbe ruir0
pdbreno Der gauseE ISOLDE aufge.
fiibrt rberoen. Ntn Wittsu6 uno
Samita9 Matinee.
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M1tmn0!

Samitien, pelde an lhlemten Stro-
Ben Iuobneri. peroen bD1,bit eriuht,
lbr 9ols I'M irpdenen Better gu be.
itelen.
CABR WooD & Coal Co,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-12

lebt. oamit Die Sarnler. Die nod 8or=
rdte BON Baummoae an 9ano babeu.
oiesmal nit Dem btauen Quae oauon
fumruer.
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Gtauos nab SaihenubreH, Weis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, gbee Seruice,
Granddaughter. Seroierteaer, Blue
mems nien uro pieleS anoere gu rails
lonablen Breiien bel ben leitenoen
SuWeliereu
@ebruoer Griber,
M Wefts Commerce StraSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-12

Gs 1T elm iblimmes Dina.
slfle gerrentpng su oernahlaIfioen.
Je0e stumble madt es idmerer, oies
telbe gu turieren. st. Jatobs Del
1T Doe bette Witte[ baeegeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-12

g6mudItide in 7iamanten.
Dbrrlnge. 8rohen. Irmbdnoer nit
Siamanten beiebt, bic aroSartig,ten
unb ihDnften bel ben tonanaebenoen
Sumeiieren Webrii0er GriBer.
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Der eiebt uiel, Der tuenia aiebt
nit Ereunotidteit.
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CARR'S -aefbe @ os
CfenhoIs $50.
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a- Gnitern aus Der Shale. gmo
Bros. Soloun.
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Sas Bette unb BiQiqIte be.
toint,lt man IN raetben 80 gen"
$4.W.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-12-12

2aBt Cub nidt iberraiden.
nit su tuenigen ngelbe Baeen"
9l6ben, r=enn Der NOroer bier nrs
tommt.
CARE WOop & CoAL Co.
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6im6'S 9snts SasaHa giaarrsn.
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Weibua4tsbdumeeC ruamente,
0as Reuefte i'm Wartte. bel Rit
9enaa,
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CA21 WooD q Coal Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19
TENNIS on SUNDAYS.
Central Park Players Think They
Should Haze 1t.

The lawn tennis PLAYERS of Central Park are
cir, ulating a petition to permit the playing of
GAMES in the park the first day of the week
1tey say that these games would interrupt the
'lepose and religious liberty of the community"
than the many forms of amusement
which are and long have been permitted in the
titys chief pleasure ground Sundays Base
Ia may become noisy they say. but lawn ten
i,is and croquet need never be. They afford no
more hilarity, they argue, than the band con
ccrts, the merry GO round. the sadded donkeys
AID the rowboats and launches. all of which the
Public is permitted to on the weeks first
Day. The officials of the Park Department
however, decline to discuss the question. Com
II ssioner Palas says he does not want to cross
tbs bridge until he reaches it.
At this time of the year nearly three thousand
persons play lawn tennis every Saturday on the
u;per and lower meadows Of Central Park and
On weekdays from to two thousand devotees
of the game avail themselves of the great
stretches of greensward. The $50 courts are
thrown open to the public at o'clock in the
morning and the players linger until dusk.
When all the courts are in full swing there
are 100 persons playing at time and the
sight of their many colored costumes, each in
motion. spread out more than square
ri'e Of wildly green lawn, would enliven the
fancy of the most phlcgmatic
There have been nearly two thousand permits
issued to lawn tennis parties for the use of
Central Park courts thus far. and the park Of
Gals estimate that this number will be i'll
creased to three thousand 10y the end OF the sea
son. AS each permit is issued to a certain in
tividual and party" it may be seen that in a
season from ten fifteen thousand New York
avail themselves of the lawn tennis privi-
leycs of Central Park
Boys under sixteen years permitted to
play baseball on the green" which is situated
between Sixty-fifth and Sxty-seventh SITS. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-19

those thoroughfares extended. Wednesday and
Saturday the days, and at times there are
thirty different games going at once, with about
six hundred boys playing and many more
''rubbering." The lads lay out their own da-
monds, and they designate the bases 10y means
of straw stuffed bags often with their
coats. on the same field in autumn football
games are held. The cricketers begin their
the third Saturday in June. and play each
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-12
-lOue ba hecho listed?

-IUue ba hechO usted?
Era 10 mas prudente-con-
testo con extraordinaria senci-
llez Ell cOnde.
Mamame de G.. guardo silen
clio y no me atrev1 a decirla
cuanto la compadecia por haber
sufrido tanto.
Federico SOMLIe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-12
.Cuent0s ajenos
IA VERJA DEL PERQUE

SCICUl dUdSC uAo q oh - SS'e~
de madame de e., hermosa
viuda de cuarenta y tantos amos
Y poseedora de una inmensa
fortuna.
Despues de almorzar, todos
los convidados bajaron al jar
din, y 20 me quede en- el salon
con objeto de acompaflar I'm ra-
to a la duefla de la casa, que
aun tenia que dar algunas dis
posiciones para obsequiar a sus
huespe les.
En- aquel momento Sc pa
seaba por delante de las venta.
mas del salon el conde de w. ....,
valeroso militar que habia per-
dido un brazo en- una accion de
guerra y fguraba desde hacia
algun tempo en- la escala de re-
serva.
-Ese hombre-me dijo ma
dame de G..,.-hizo por una
mujer 10 que ninguno de los Jo-
venes del dia es capaz de con-
cebir siquiera.
LIE rogue que me contase la
historic a que sus palabras Sc
referian, y despues de un mo-
mento de silencio, afladio:
--Hace veinte amos la casa de
M. Leurial era Citada Dor el bri.
Ito de sus reuniones, que por re-
gla general sc celebraban en-
una hermosa fnca situada en-
las inmediaciones de Autenil.
Entire los invitados fguraba
siempre ell conde de w -, que
en- aquella epoca Sc habia con-
quistado va una excelente repu-
tacion militar.
No le explicare a usted todos
los detalles de la passion que ell
conde experimentaba por NADIA
me de Leurtal, nj le dire NADIA
acerca de las vicisitudes de su
amor. La question es llegar al
suceso de que lie he hablado a
usted.
Una madrugada abriose silen-
Ciosamente una ventana del cas-
tillo de NJ. Leurtal, y mas silen-
ciosamente a1n bajo por ella I'm
hombre. Una mujer le seguia
desde 10 alto con la mirada.
Ell conde de w. W....-porque
de el es de quien Sc trata = Sc
inferno entire los arboles del jar
din, Amelia no abandono la ven,
tana.
Madame de G. -. sc detuvo
TN momeuto, y a los pocos ms
tantes repuso:
Madame de Leurtal Sc la
maba Amelia.
No hice observation ninguna
a madame de Co., que tam
bien tenia Ell mismo nombre.
Amelia no abandono la ven
tana hasta que hubo transcurri-
do ell tempo necesario para que
el conde hubiese podido llegar
a la verja del parque.
Un ruido extraio l1amo de
pronto su atencion. Escucho
largo tempo; pero no volvio a
Dir NADIA, y el complete silencio
de la noche calmo enseguida su
inquietud.
Al dia siguiente por la mafia-
ma bajo madame de Leurtal al
comedor para hacer con su ma
rido los honores de la casa a sus
invitados.
La conversation giro princi-
palmente sobre la fiesta que
aquella nOche iba a dar la cas-.
tellana.
A los pocos momentos sc pre-
sento Antonio, Ell jardinero de
la casa. Ell cuaI exclamo con agi
tada voz:
iMiren ustedes 10 que he
encontrado en- el jardin! iEsta
noche hemos tenido ladrones!
Amelia palidecio al Or estas
palabras.
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