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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26

solico la function religiosa en- honor de
san Vicente de Paul, con misa toda
)rquesta y panegfrico. En- Ell altar
aubo tres sacerdotes, dos de los cua-
les, ell Diacono y el sub-diacono eran
dos de los Padres dominicos que Sc
nallan hoy en- esta ciudad. En- Ell coro
cantaron dos senoritas los P. p. Vi
carlo y Janices.
Aver por la .maflana hubo una
nuelga de cocherOs, que termino por
IA tarde. Como la policfa exige los
;ocheros cumplir las ordenanzas mu-
nicipales, leyes de orden p1blico,
teyes de protection q los animales, pa
rece que los cocheros Sc enfadaron
aver, queriendo dar 10 broma de uEa
luel.a; pero esta no tuvo importancia
alguna.
Aver tarde tuvo lugar un NEE
ing obrero en- la plaza de Las Deli
-Ias, en- ell que hablo extensamente ei
senor Eugenio Sanchez.
Luis Felipe Mattey fue denun-
ciado hoy por usar un revolver sin
licencia.
Ell cochero Obdulio Rosado
Ggredio aver su compa1ero Antonio
Fortier, porquc este no Sc hallaba con-
iorme con ell conato de huelga de que
lemos hablado antes. FL agresor fue
dsnunciado.
-Correctamente Sc ha conducido
noy la policfa durante la fiesta de la
nanana. Los oficiales han atendido
al mando de la fuerZa con toda dis
erection, por 10 cual no ha habido ro-
zamientos entire la policfa y el pueblo.
Gran ndmero de alnas oy6 eI
discurso de Mr.. Winthrop, desparra-
nadas por la plaza principal ave
midas de la misma.
Al reeves de 10 que pasaba GUAM
10 venla aqui AIr. Hunt, hoy en- la ca
sa municipal habla elementos de to-
dos los partidos. A Mr.. Hunt 10 ro-
deaban solamente los republicanos,
casi puede decirse que los republica-
nos de Ia aristocracia de tai par1ido
'a4uf.
Mr.. Winthrop ha dicho hoy en-
s0 discurso que el .oicial de policia
que aproveche su cargo para favore-
Ger d algdn partido en- las pr6xifnas
elecciones, sera destituido Immediate
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
|SERv|C|O CABLECRAF|CO
De LA DEMOCRAC|A'

legraf ado en- terminus energicos al
Departamsnto de la Guerra japon6s
protestando indignado contra las acu-
sacionss que gratuitamente SO han per-
mitido hacer los rusos al Ejercito del
Mikado. <Los actos de crueldad que {
los japoneses Sc atribuye diceel general
Oki, han sido cometidos precisaments
por los moscovitas, que Sc estiman SUI
periores al hombre amarillo y en- ell
herido Sc vengan de las humillaciones
que con nuestras. .victorias sufren.>
Ell general eta Eel testimonio de
jefes rusos prisfoneros de guerra de
los japoneses, que convienen en- la bon
dad que Sc dispense Il enemigo ven-
cido. Ell general reitera que jefes y SOL
d ados japOneses respetan scu1dan
del herido ruso como 81 Sc tratara de
hombres de sus propias filas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
TELEGRAMAS De LA POLICIA
Es de n0tar ell n1mer0 de heri-
dos que hubO aver en- la IsIa

FdjdrdO. el ciudadano in
giles Williams Noble dio muerte acci-
dentalmente en- el barrio &Guayacan1
q su empleado Juan de la Cruz Nieves
con una escopeta. Ell Cruz murio des-
pues de haber prestado declaration.
Gudydnill0. -Sorprendida una iu-
gada 10 prohibido en- Ell barrio In
dias ocupando barajas, dinero y un
punal, siendo arrestalos Il individuos.
Codnao. Ell barrio xCoamo arri-
ba> fue herido gravemente Nicolas
Mateo en- un bale por Antonio Padi-
LA. El agresor Sc ha dado la fuga,
persiguiendole la pOlicfa. Sc asegura
que este individuo ha herido dos
personals mas.
TaueO. O.-Por rapto de Victoria Cor
dero fu6 capturado Genaro Delgado.
ell que ha sido puesto disposition del
Juzgado.
Ponce.-Juan Rodriguez, que esta-
ba requisitoriado por hurto, fu6 cap
turado por el sargento Castanera
CdgotdS.-El cabo Gimenez sorpren-
dio una jugada anoche en- que habfan
cinco individuos. Jugadores efec-
tos fucron entreg ados al Juzgado.
P0nce.-En ell barrio Quebrada
Ceiba de Penuelas, el individuo Ma
nuel Bartolo Segarra, infrieron he
ridas graves con machete a Nicolas
Quihones. Los agresores fueron cap
turados por la policfa.
Salinas. como las nue.
We fue herido de dos balazos Ell indi-
viduo Jose Maldonado. FL agresor
Sc llama Luis Donis Sc dio la fuga
fue capturado en- Guayama.
GudydBaa. En- ell barrio Mareas
fue herido gravenente de un balazo
en- 81 cuello Guillermo Santiago [al
Malpais, por Alexandra Texidor que
tambien esta herido. Tambien estan
heridos Gregorio Vald6s Jose TO-
pei. Todos han sido detenidos y en-
tregados al juzgado.
Poace.-El Teniente Iturrondo CO.
munica que hoy q las ! 5 a. m ha
salido de aqueila ciudad en- tren .es-
pecial para Mayaguez, el Gobernador
su comitiva. Tambien le acompana
ell captain Silen.
Salinas. fue herido de
gravedad Bautista Ramos por Luis
Lopez, quien fue preso.
Mdnati. .-Por tentativa de viola
ci6n fue detenido en- ell barrio Tosas,
Timoteo Rosario. FL Juez lie LA pedi-
do 1000 dollars de fianza.
Gttdydnitla.-El individuo Antonio
Rendon, por hurto de aves efectos,
fue detenido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
Buepa disposition

va Sc acabaron los desordenes
abusos que venfan fernando Clos Chi
quillos las LEG adas del tren de Val
des q Bayamon y del vaporcito Ca
tanO.
La policfa de aquellos puestos,
atendiendo indicaciones de la prensa,
ha toma ell buen acuerdo de situarse
oportunamente en- las respectivas es-
taciones, salvando asf los viajeros
de las molestias 6 impertinencias de
que eran objeto por parte de los pi-
lletes que en- dichos puntos Sc reunfan.
dPor que la policfa de la capital
no hace 10 propio la llegada del va
porcito q San Juan?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
Carce| de Arecibo

Han ingresado en- sumaria: Jes1s
Sanchez, Salvador Gonzalez, Joaquin
Lopez, Ramon Gonzalez, Juan Maso-
ller, Victoreano Rodriguez, Jes1s
NJ. Lopez JESUS Santiago, por jue-
gos prohibidos. Ramon NufIez, Eleu-
terio G. Alfonso Jesds Pab6n, por
hurtos. Jose Garcia, por aggression;
Ramon Sanchez, por turbar la paz;
Manuel Tudelo, por abuse de con-
fanza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
PeTlOs caI|eieTos

La policfa verified hace POGO un
tylactdDaSeato con ell llamado perro anna
ritto, pero por 10 visto este no obede-
clio d una medida de hygiene previ-
sion, pues resulta que la recogida de
perros no Sc yerifca como esta orde-
nado, pues son muchos los satos con
la lengua fuera que transitan sin bo-
zal por las GALES de Ia ciudad.
FL Departamento de Sanidad debe
fijarse en- ESQ Y hacer Sc cumpla 10 or
denado contra tanto perro vagabando
que anda por ahf meneando el rabo,
babeando y miranda las gentes con
ojos hoscos y sombrfos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
CaTceI de San Juan

Han tngresado para cumplir con-
dena Juan Torres Reyes, Zen6n Qua
dalupe, Rafael Penalver Rivera, JUS
tho Ayende, Luciano Gonzalez, Juan
Martin Colon, Gregorio Rodriguez,
Francisco 1. Rivera, Consuelo Roman
Y Francisco Morales.
Puestos en- libertad /: Ramon Del
gado, Manuel Ramirez, Carmen L6-
pez, Isafas Rivera, Eusebio Rivera,
jose Soto, Rosario Nieves, Maximi-
no Maysonet, Gregorio Dfaz, Praxe-
des Morau y Caledonia Lebron.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
La ACT|TUD DEL PAPA EN- La
QUESTION CON FRANCIA

NEW YORK JULIO %. -Dicen
de Roma que S. S. Pho x, ha CO.
municado que seran ex-comulgad ADDS
los obispos que no cunplsn ex-
trictamente tOdO cuantO reservadamen-
te les ha communicate con motive de Ia
question pendiente entire el Vaticano y
ell gobierno frances.
Esta decision del Papa ha causa-
do gran sensation entire ell clero cato
lico de todos los paises.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
MAR De F0ND0
Nos dicen de Bayam6n:

Nos dicen de Bayam6n:
eEntre los republicanos de este
pueblo esta la cosa que arde.
Sc presentan tres aspirantes Ia
alcaldla. .....< Tres eran las hijas de
Elena ningura era buena!
Ell people, en- su mayorfa, Sc pro-
nuncia en- favor de JESUS Gonz alsz.
Los otros candidates son Sebastian
Davila y Francisco Serrano.
Raimundo Rodriguez, conocido
por <El ahijadoS, tambien sof6 con
la mano de dofia Leonor; pero sc olio
tempo la soberana derrota que le
aguardaba generosamente renuncio
sus suefios. Hizo bien.
Los tres candidates acompa1a ados
de sus respectivos estados mayores,
vinieron eldomingo conferenciar con
Ell doctor Barbosa; pero todo Sc redu-
10 discusiones y dimes y diretes sin
llegar un acuerdo satisfactorio.
Los unionistas estan en- expecta-
cion, meior dicho en- guardia.
ST las cosas no varfan-y didcili-
Ito es que varfen-las elecciones en-
Bayamon seran muy porfiadas, y cui-
dado no Sc llegue en- elias peligrosos
extremos.S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
COMITE UNIONISTA
EN- AGUAS BUENAS

En- el grandioso meeting que hubo
el domingo en- Aguas Buenas quedo
constituido en- la siguiente forma:
Presidents: don Jose E. Morales
Diaz.
Vice-Presidente, don Francisco FL
gueroa Torres.
Tesorero, don Saturnino Daumont
Vicentf.
Secretario, don Enrique Herman
dez Batalla.
Vocales, don Ramon Munoz Ca
razo, don Enrique Lizrrdi Colon, don
Antonio Ramirez Sola, don Evaristo
Ramos, don Efgenio Velazquez.
Felicitamos estos dignos entu-
siastas cOmpatriOtas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
Efecto producido en- los cen
tros oflcia|es por Ia toma
de KiaOtOung

NEW YORK, JULIO 26.-El te-
legrama sobre la toma de Kiaotoung
es tema de concentrates en- Hos GEN.
tros oiciales de Europa, pues parece
indicar un nuevo golpe de la estrate-
gia japonesa.
La batalla librada para arrojar
q los rusos de sus posiciones, fue un
combate desesperado, cuerpo cuerpo,
en- que los japoneses hicieron retroce-
der al enemigo, logrando hacer flotar
sobre los muros de la ciudad la ban
dera del Sol Naciente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
Pasaieros sa|idos en- ell Vapor
cubanO ''Ju|ia"

Modesto Reyes, Ramon Gonzalez,
Dionisio Mora, Sra y 3 nilos, Abra-
han Joseph, Demetrio Lopez, David
Fajardo, Pedro Padin, Domingo Ra-
mos, Agustin Hernendez, Sra. 3 nj
nos; Manuel FernatN Nez Perez, Luis Ed.
Henriquez, Pablo Miranda, Isabel r.
Martinez, Jovito PSseira, Aleiapdro
Cruz Y IN nino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
RUSSIA CEDE A Ia PRESTON
De IAGLATERRA

NEW YORK, JULIO 26.-Dicen
de San Petersburgo que el Car ha or
denado q la escuadra rusa de los
Dardanelos suspenda todo apresa-
mtento de buques pertenecientes q ma
clones extrangeras.
Esta determinacio de Russia ga
rantiza Ia paz con las potencias euro
peas, evitara en- 10 sncesivo nuevos
confictos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-07-26
PAPEL De EPERIODiCO

Sc vende en- estas ofcinas & DOS
PESOS Ell Quintal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

children for Christmas | have roceiv-
Ell a large stool; of candies. nuts,
fruits, etc; everything for their
Christmas. Emmet Simmons.
Rev ". c. Watson was called to
Ladds station this morning to con-
duct the funeral of the infant child
of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Nixon, which
died yesterday after a brief illness
--Lost-A brown leather hand pur q,
containing q bahy's short skirt,
pattern and some money. If finder
will please return skir,, may have
the balance Notify Mrs. Chas.
O'Neal.
Dan Oliver, a negro who is very
sick, was transferred from the Jail
to the county poorhouse this morning
for treatment Oliver was confined
in Jail as lunatic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

Ranking institutions have no use for
the nO-aCcOunt man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

after the wants of the
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Mr.. Loves Genial Humor

MI. Love 5 1tHldl t1tllllOG.
Mr.. Robertus Love is vice pres
idcnt of the American Press humor-
lists. The following is an extract
| from an address he delivered recent
ly:
II was born in Missouri. and am
rrouder Of it than Missouri is. so far
as | have been able to ascertain. Mis-
souri, has three pre-eminent natives.
Mark Twain is one of them. Mod
estv forbids me to complete the list.
However. may refer you to the story
of the three greatest liars. At din
ner in the Lotus club, or the Lambs $
club, or maybe it was the policeman 5
club. in New York. Gen. Ben Butler
remarked that he was personally &C
quainted with the greatest liars in
America.
Name them," shouted the com
pany.
81 don't like to be personal in my
remarks" said the general looking
out of his funny eye at Eli Perkins
vho sat three seats away.
"Out with EN-. demanded tha
crowd. "Who are the greatest liars
in America?
"Well, Mark Twain is one Of them,
admitted the general, land Eli Per
kins is the other two. Men arr
Women.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01
Mr.. Cafnecie's Witticism

A crank recently wrote TO Andrew
Carnegie. suggesting that he should
send a fleet Of ccaling ships to the
i,sQuimaux, who can not advance
morally and intellectually till they
can keep themselves warm. He re
ceived the following letter in reply;
"Dear Sir-I am considering a plan
t supply the natives of Equatorial
Africa with ice cream and eectrlc
fans hence | can not now entertain
your excellent proposition just now.
Register.
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Engine No 13S is out of the Cotton
Belt shops and ready for road service
again.
Mr.. Z. Hurd has resigned his posi-
ton as carpenter at the Cotton Belt
shops and will so into business for
himself
Rev. J. r. Dickerson who has been
for few days. is able to
be out aagin.
Two new stock cars have been
completed at the Cotton Belt shops
and are ready for service,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

We have noticed that you will find
some mighty poor musicians in those
homes where ST Cecilia hangs above
the piano.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

No man holds a principle unless it
is the principal thing he holds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

Paris has decread the revival of tn :
i.rl.n6t crown hat. and all the hest
houses are showing models. copied
from he Narie A tainette OF diree.
toirc periods.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01
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q W. Boyce devotes his time to rents
For drinks try the Valley ~
loon. Fred Senyard
Special attention given to the jug
trade-Holand and Lampert
Call Merchants Transfer compa-
ny for oak and ash stovewood.
For sale-A first-class organ, in
good condition. Old phone 753.
Suits s25 and mp Esenkramsr,
the tailor over Citizens bank.
Green River whisky az the Val.
ley saloon, corner Fourth and Main.
Nicely furnished rooms for rent
reasonable; sos West Baraque street.
A beautiful line of hand painted
china at a closing out price at Gott-
lieb's
Have your picture framed at the
Pine Bluff Wall Paper company. Both
phones.
For beer, cigars and liquors call
at Valley saloon. Fred Senyard,
proprietor.
Are you aware of the fact that the
Anchor Laundry does the best work
IT the city?
The largest and best, the most
complete lire of watches, can be seen
al Gottliebs.
We do the right thing right
away too Union Electric company,
Both phones. ,
If you want a package of pure
homemade candy, made fresh every {
day, go % 322 Main. i
If You need a glass put in your
window or door, call up the Pine Bluff /
Wall Paper company ,
Cut glass of the best manufacture
ex' product On the market rich and
beautiful, at Gottlieb's
Fresh meats of all kinds, fresh
canned goods, etc, all the leading and !
best brands, at Emmett Simmons p
We are always ready to do elec {
trcal work Call us up Union Elec-
trie company, 2222 West Barraque I
Cal anl sal7ct Yo}tr Nmas pres il
ems While our stock = now We y
will lay Il away for vou at Gottlieb,s. =
Second hand furniture and stoves
as good as new Sidney Helms, second
hand store, pol West Second avenue
When needing anything in the \
transfer line, call up the Strickland =
Transfer company. Old phone Gal +
New phone 343 r
The Pacific hotel has started to
serving meals again. First class
accommodations. Call and see me.
Edw. DHonia, prop.
Just received larse shipment OF
the latest designs in wall paper Pine
bluff Wall Paper company, AZ Main
street Both phones.
The Anchor Laundry with its
new process of washing without chlor- \
ide cf Inc, is eonc=ae as doing the \
best wor& in H. city. =
Address Miss Fannie c. Hardia |
2e17 In5faua avenue Chicago. for il. J
formation on hand-painted score cards
ana other picture novelties.
There is only Que place IN rtno
blUH where Broohhll, ]. W. palmer
o. King Leo Whiskios are sold, which
is at Holland and Lamperts
zine City Bedding company Will
sell al Grades Of mattresses to retail
trade in the city. Call on us; Twelfth
and State streets. Oid phone 500.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01
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supporters or G0N. JeH Davis are
indignant at DR.. ". c. Murray, pastor
of the Cetenary Methodist church. in
st. Louis. for telling the congregation
in manner that reflects on the gov
ernor's sObriety, Of the little drink
from his black bottle that the COVER
uor offered to the divine last week
when the latter came to Arkansas to
dedicate a church. The Davis men
say the governor wished to show the
preacher courtesy, and it is con
strued by him as an insult arising
from the governors free use of the
bottle before the offer was made.
Arkansas is after the lands OF the
cherokee and Choctaw nations. The
movement has the sanction of ". A.
duncan, the statesman and patriarch
OF the Cherokees. He says all that is
needed is for congress ia mass q nil,
anneXing this territory, and for Ar.
kansas to accept it.
Fort Smith will soon double its
IRE force, and purchase additional
fire fighting paraphernalia. The de.
r1and first came from the citizens. It
is now being insisted upon by the
insurance people.
Font Pennington shot ard killel
Phiander Morris last week ON the
main street Of the town of Warren.
Both men are prominent citizens. The
shooting was the result Of feud OF
long standing.
Every county in the state is stir
F'n@ Hp interest in the good roads
that VIII assemble on
January iG. It is suggested that one
delegate be appointed from each in
norporated town Of ] 000 people or
traction thereof; one from each coun-
~. one from each labor organization
>r farmers lodge, and one from each
'ailroad. Members OF congress. mem
bers Of the legislature, county judges
aid oNerseers to be delegates by rea-
son Of their positions.
SchoOlboys at Lamar attacked the
principal of the school last Saturday
because he endeavored TO stop
in the schColroom. The
professor was getting the worst Of the
battle when the town marshal came
10 his assistance and que!led the riot.
Benton county people are incensei
over the refusal Of the county treas
urer TO deposit the county funds with
the Benton County bank at Benton
vile The bank offered a donation OF
s coo per annum to the public
schools for the deposit, but the coun-
ty treasurer declines on the grounds
that he prefers to stick by the bank
that helped 10 elect him.
u
Banking institutions have no use for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

Font Pennington shot ard kiIlei
Philander Morris last week on the
main street Of the town OF Warren.
Both men are prominent citizens. The
shooting was the result Of feud ct
long standing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01

Fort Smith will soon double its
IRE force, and purchase additional
ire lighting paraphernalia. The de
riand first came from the citizens. It
IS now being insisted upon by the
insurance people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-12-01
Quotations..

Quotations.
Corrected daily by G. c. Tayor and
COmpany)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-29

maintain q uniform level below the surface and
she should not deviate to the right or the left
from a straight course to her target. In neither
OF these respects does the behavior of such
craft IN experimental man9uvres give universal
satisfaction BY means of automatic mechan-
ism. somewhat like that which Whitehead put
into his torpedoes most eccentricities can be
controlled. Additional agencies are probably
employed by some designers which have been
kept secret. All the same. it is doubtful II any
officer who has had much experience in this
peculiar service would think Of launching tor
redo after running mile under water without
coming up for a few seconds to take a fresh OBJ
servation-
The latest Of the French types OF boat that
10 which the Narval belongs is called the Sub
nnersible." Such craft may run in any one Of
three different positions-on the surface, like any
ordinary torpedo boat; with her decks awash
but with her coming tower and funnel In plain
sight and entirely under water. Mr.. Burgoyne
applies the term submarine" only to those
boats which are meant to run either at the
first or the third of these levels. He points
out. however, that the Holland boat. though not
known distinctively as submersible, practical
" belongs to that class. 1t is well known. more
over that the other modern American subma-
rine the Lake boat is also submersible.
Naval experts have not been altogether unani-
nous in their belief in the utility Of the boats
here under consideration. Yarrow the famous
boiler builder, is afraid that they Will run their
noses into the mud and stick there Thornley,
croft declares that even if a submarine were
COMPLETELY submerged she would be badly in
iured by the shock Of a shell exploding the
water right above her. Besides. he is skeptical
about the possibility OF keeping her on an even
keel Another objection which is sometimes Of
fered relates TO the inability Of these boats to
accompany a feet on a long cruise. To this It
may be replied Of course. that small submarines
might be carried on board big cruisers and bat
tleships Just as small torpedo boats Of the old
style have been. Indeed. it may be doubted
whether any one counts on a service from them
requiring long voyage.
Believers in the submarine, though, outnum-
Der the cavaliers. Admiral Sir John Hopkins.
OF the British navy. declared that the submarine
has come to stay, and possesses unquestionable
value for coast defence. Admiral Dewey testi-
fed before the Congress committee that the
moral effect OF the possession Of these instru-
ments Of war is immense. It would keep
enemy in a constant state OF dread Mr. Bur
goyne inclines TO think that it may be wise 10
construct two styles of boat. He would build
a big submersible. which, when running light.
could make twenty knots. and having seagoing
qualities. But he comedies that the small sub
marine acting within a range Of only 80
loo miles. could make no end Of mischief 10
blOcllading squadron. TO say nothing Of its abil-
ity to carry communications through hostile
lines and TO remove hidden mines and station
airy torpedoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-29
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of a certain Chattel Mort
gage. executed and delivered by Owen J.
Finnegan, and delivered 10 Charles Nc
Naliy on the sth day Of April. 1904 Samuel
X Ellenhogen. Auctioueer. viii sell to-
day at a. m. at "a Rivington-st.. boz
Ough % Manhattan. lot OF bottled and
harrclled whisky wines. liquors beer soft
stun. SETTER. glasses. etc. per schedule
mentioned in the above entitled chatt-l
mortgage. by order Of ABE FREEDMAN.
Attorney for Mortgage