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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
SENATOR MARTIN
CANNOT ATTEND.
Finds II Impossible TO Speak at
Academy Mccting--Grcat
Crowd Expected. 4

Richmond has barely missed closing the
campaign this year With one OF the arcat-
est Democratic rallies in hcr, recent his
tory, and IL IL the source OF Wintspicau
regret among party men here, TINT ono
Of the speakers, whose presence would
have contributed TO til. life and cnthust-
assn OF Saturday nights meeting. finds
H. impossiblc to accept, the Invitation OF
Tie city Democratic Committee 10 NJ
tend.
Some weckt ngo. Governor Montague
and Hon. Harry ST. George Tucker w"re
invited to address the closing rally 10 be
held ut tic Academy OF Mtisic On Snt-
urday night. y few days ago. SIR. Tick
or informed Chairman pohertS that
presence. and the chairman and ljs IIx-
5ocutlvc COMMITTEES begun looking around
for another speaker OF prominence to np-
PEAR With His I1xccllcncy. After talk
Ing the matter over. II was decided " 10
Invite senator Martin. and accordingly.
an Urgent invitation was sent him. with
The request To wire answer iester-
day tho disappointing news came from
tho Junior senator that Il would be I'M
sposs.pt. ior tsim To re IN itilnmopd ga
the occasion mentioned. II It had gone
abroad tina the n q governor and 3Ssi.aturs
Martin would appear upon the same plat
form. there is hardly a building IN Rich
mond Of sufficient proportions to hold
the crowd, SO striklngly arc they both IN
E the public eye at this time.
All arrangements have now been made
for the Academy meeting. 4 band Viii
DO on hand, and ladies as we'll az gentle
men are expected 10 attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
NUCLEUS FOR MUSEUM.
Virginia Exhibit to be Brough
Back for Preservation Here,

Commissioner Of Agriculture Koinor
NH leayeAhe latter part OF this month
for st. Louis to be present at tho close
Of the exposition and 10 direct the re-
shipment 10 this STATE OF the Virginia
exhibit. This splendid index to the
States products OF al kinds VIII he pre-
served as the nucleus of q museum 10 be
established and maintained In one of the
Gtate buildings. The mineral fish, for
sstry and game and the excellent agri-
cultural exhibit will be displayed 10 Wis
5ttors for years 10 come. Such another
exhibit was never collected, and it will
prove Of great value in directing the at
tent!on OF visitors 10 the natural re-
sources of the Commo wealth. The agr
ricnlture exhibit won the grand prize
FOR It's excellence and the great variety
OF products shown. No other State dis
played such a range Of agricultural pro-
ducts as Virginia.
The exposition viii close December lst,
and the exhibits will all be removed as
soon AS arrangements for their trans
portation tln be made. This will be no
easy task IN the great rush Of exhibitors
to remove their goods and wares.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
ORDINANCE IS VOID.
Judge Witt Decides Owner May
Sell Dead Animals.

Judge Witt Of the Hastings Court, has
decided that the ordnanccu l1der which
D. man named Caruthers was recently
fined $50 in the Police Court for purcilas.
ing and removing a horse which died
near the city limits. Is unconstitutional
and thatsit is within tic province Of the
owner OF dead animals TO dispose Of tliem.
Z The ordinance under which Carutherss
was fined provides that the president ~
the Board OF Health. with the Health
Committee. shall contract for the re-
moval of dead animals from The cry,
and that the person owning ihc dead
OF the disposition Of the carcass than to
notify the proper Tartins OF the death
lHritiiin six. hours.
Ti.e case was appealed from the Poiine
Court. and after argument BY Mr.. Poi
lard. for the cifs,, and Messis. Mnetree
Folkes and Roscoe Nelson for CarutherS
tho court sustained tho appeal, and de-
clared t nc ordinance VOID. ~ 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
j Snend Pleasant Afternoon.

The reception given 1T the First BAPTIST
CI,,rcf Yesterday afternoon BY the " O..
man.s Guild was q delightful flair, ana 70
afforded "a pleasant evening 10 squ1tes q
la rrc company. She lecture room. ~
Which the reception was held. was Ir1aue
bright and attractive with chrysal1nt' fi'
ir,,,ns ana autumn leaves.
,1r 1,on,ar presided over the exercises.
ana hrjcf addresses were made by Mr..
Il. ~. Powers, Mr.. u s. Mccarthy and
pr. King Miss Smith. OF the woman $
college, sang very awcetlv. After these
Z exercises light refreshments Wee served
an, I, ,iIensant social hour WIS spent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Goes to the Highest Court.

An appeal TO the Supreme Court Of
Appeals OF Virginia has been granted In
the case Of John Kloa, w. the Commons
wealth. from the Corporation Court OF
Fredericksburg. The case involves the
construction OF the Law requiring Deddlfrs
To pay license tax and Incidentally
what constitutes prJdline within the
meaning Of the statute kloss is q tras-
cling salesman for a. r. Chalkley a
nas arrested al Fredericksburg and
charged with pnddllng brooms. Iio
claimed that he WAC a salesman selling
by sample, but was nevertheless fined
500. EIQn this Judgment 20 arpcalnd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02

simple, according to the expressed wish
of the deceased before his self-!nhcted
death at Richmond. Va, Fridse. Only
his widow, trio daughter. and the son,
Edgar Allan 5s were present; IN add,
prominent men OF Richmond.
The sermon, was preached by Rev.
Charles WiRgblgler, pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. The combined Grand
Army posts Of the city attended the SER
VICES. The deceased was member OF
Phil Kea-ny Post. OF Richmond. The
tnte-ment was III Glenwocd Cemetery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
High Honor for Mr.. Bascler

A!r. John Baseerr a well known Rich.
lnond musician has Just been honored IN
having q church anthem competed by
MN awarded second prize In q compcti-
Company, OF New York and Dayton,
OHIO The compliment Is az especially
nigh one, as there were some sixteen
hundred competitors. Mr. Baseler seft
three compositions, The Lnrens Com
pany. in sending him check, wrote n
very nice letter, in which they say.
our general style IL little more Glab.
ornte than. our volunteer choirs care 10
iludcrtakcn ~, -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Jefferson Circles Officers.

Jefferson Circle, Druids, met Monday
night and elected the following officers for
the term: Arch. Mrs. Carrie Lear; treasu-
rer, Mrs. Louise Mctzger; financial secrc-
tag. II. l.. Metzgcr; recording secretary,
H. f. Ilarsch Il first bard. Miss Ny.nio
Aston; ceSond bard: Mrs MarGafet
cutsiG, guard a.. r. Luchessln; conduo-
tor. Miss Katie Paul.
The circle will give q ball and recep-
ton at Twenty-tifth and VeEable Streets
next Monday night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Hold a Mission at St. Johns.

Joins Church. II, ginning to-day ana
continuing until Friday, November lth.
Rev. John r. Mattehws will conduct y
mission and there will be services and
Saturday. Bible reading Will be every
afternoon at ioclock. 4 children's SER
v!cc Will be held ut O'clock Saturday
afternoon, and at u 4. N. ana 1. ".
Sunday there will be services Tor men.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Mount Calvary Cornerstone.

After tho services at the Cathedral to-day
tho clergy anu congrega Ion Will repair to
Mount Calvary Cemetery where. after the re
ligioui exercise. Will be laid the corner
corners stone Is OF an unusual aize, permit t!pi;
contributors 10 tie fund 10 place mGn,r''ine s
In Il. Tho copper box 70 be plnceu in mn
stone was given by MIR. iiasson Of the 1rlgE
Shp-building Company. Inside tho box VIII
he placed newspapers Of November "a. sotve-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Small Judgments Rendered.

J,ho following judgments have Dcen ren-
dercd In the Law and Equity. Court,
Hcning and Nnckos against King Bro-
Tiers and Company, for %lW,
The Good Roads Machinery COMPANY
was also awarded q Judgment against
King Brothers and Com Tor tto 81 ~
certain goods the property of the plain
tiff. %65 IA 81 IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
More Trouble for Teffries.

Atkins Jcffrcs. rolorcd, vas M against
it again yesterday IN the Police Court
when he wa, sent 70 the grand Jury On
house aid taking away an organ, THO
case was worked up by Captain T'oni!ri-
son and Sergeant Hall, OF the secret
service. jenres had already been sent
Woman y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
The Bi;ou This Week.

WHY He Divorced Her the melodra-
ma now It the Bijou. was greeted by two
yer: good audiences Yesterday afternoon
staged and the company equal to tho
presentation OF the play. Applause was
liberal and frequent on both, preset1;,,
tie week, with matinees Thursday and
Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
In His Office.

Governor Montague spent yesterday in
the Executive office. He leaves to-mor.
row FOR Philadelphia, Where re will speak
for the Democrats of that city In the
evening.
HIS i2xccllency's other engagements for
he campaign are las follows: Norfolk,
Friday night; Richmond Saturday night;
Danville, Monday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
FUNERAL OF Mr., ALLAN.
Simple Service in Washington,
Attended BY G. A. r. Veterans.

rhe Washington POST OF Monday
printed the following notice OF The obse,
uuiea Of Air, EdQtr Allan, Whose death
occurred here on Friday:
The body Of Mr.. Edgar Allan was
ny members OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic and NITRATE friends. The fun
oral services. which were held at the to
residence Of the deceased, In this city,
80. lyQ) Eieycn,h Street. Northwest, Wcro
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02

Mean ,.........,..s 6s,s 49, 20
Atmospheric Pressure Reduced 10 sen
level: inches and llundredthsl-Mc
30,1a highest, 1880; date, I; lowest 800;
date, Fl. .3 b.
Tcmperature,--Hls Highest, 81, date, i; low Y
date. Is; least daily range L, date, 49,;
Mean oftstllls month for years, Co.'S,
Average daily excess plnsl or deficiency
mlnus) Of this north as r9' g NTH ,I,,
lated excess fplus) or deficiency lminllsl
since Jan. j Cminus, 53.7. Average daily
excess (plus) Of, deficiency unlnus) nee
jan ! (mn,s) is. z ,s. & b
Wind, prevailing direction, north; to!al
movement, 1893 niles; maximum Velocity
Gor flye m nntcs) 10 miles per hour, from
Average precipitation Of this mouth for
8 years 500. Excess tplls) 0Sa Accpmnr
(minus) of this mouth as compared Win
average Of Years tminusl oS7 AceuHu,
lated excess fqlus) or deficiency (nlnus)
Sunshine and Cloud!nrss, -Number. o ,!
clear days. 2l;Hparty cloudy. y; cloudy, |;
on which .G1, ThGh or mora, OF yam rel h., Y,
Frost Light. 18th, l4tl, 18th, 18TH ~ Ssd,
eth; heavy. l7th, 24th, 10Th; killing. sS St
Notc,--s',lN Indicates TRACE Of preclplta'
ton. 85
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Magistrate rs Robbed,

,squ're Thomas, tho Henrico nlagy'Ilte lal
recently been robbed Of SIS and bank no6k;
belonging 10 an estate which had heeu p'uc,
by him In bureau drawer in ny hone me.
Is ksepny q quiet lookout for him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
NEWS FROM
SOUTHS;;IDE
West End Church il, Prosper
ous Condition and Pastor
Is Popular.
AL WANT . ]. HIM IN RETURNED 6 Y Me-:
More Work for Chief Watts.
Another Burglary.
Briefs.
ALL WANT HIM RETURNED q.
49,
Manchester Bureau. Timed Dlsputcl, !
No liz Hull Street.

rho West End Methodist Church Is
ovcrhauling and repairing It's premises
for the coming Of winter. The fir',lce
has been repaired and put In first.c!ass
order and a good supply Of coal has been
stored
b Rev. J. r. Routtcn Is a popular pastor,
and tho congregation all want him
to return to the passionate Of their church.
Mr.. Routten also seems to like his pres
ent position. for recently from the pull
pit he uttered tho following significant
remark:
..,rhis has been. one OF the brightest
years In my ministry
Mr.. Routten has been In the ministry
for twenty-four years.
The Sunday school is IN n prosperous
condition; new superintendent, Mr.. T..
]. Chinault, has been elected, and there
is a large number OF pupils in attend
ancc. At this last Sunday school convcn-
ton this school was awarded the ban-
ncr for5the largest percentage oflattend-
ancc. X Nh,
More Work for "Chief" Watts.
Lou washington. colored. living on the
corner OF Third aud Maury Streets. was
lie SiGllIll Ol;-tt oNihia'Sd
In her house during her absence.
Tho burglar, who is as yet unknown,
secured u suit OF clothes. belonging 10
her husband. ard stole two dresses and
some Undertaking belonging 10 her. Lou
is puzzlng her brain to know what the
he be a mnn--shoiild
want with her dresses and understanding.
This makes the second time this house
has been robbed.
Personals and Briefs.
Tho fire commissioners met Inst night,
but adjourned without securing Il quo
rum. !;
Tomorrow night tile cemetery Com
mittce meets at Z O'clock: the Health
Committee at q o'clock; tho Fire Commit
tee at IFS. and the Street Committee at
7:3o.
.'yergic" Coles and Robert Starkc were
held. without bail by Squire Chatham
on the charge OF robbng James Branch
on the highway. All the parties arc coi-
ored.
Mr.. J. II. PcrIuc left Yesterday for New
York. where he will spend q week or
ten days.
Tie Willing Workers Of clopton Street
Church will meet Friday night at s
o'clock In the home Of Mrs G. II. Kah!,
Rose Hill, Swansboro.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Small Houses in Demand.

Real estate agents, say there Ii strong de-
rHand for email residences, ranging In priic
from s2,oco TO 5000. This demand cannot bs
met -,
Pollard and i,agby sold a small tenement
No OF North Eighteenth street, yesterday
afternoon to Dr u. ". Jones, coiorrd. for
1850.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Two Small Suits.

In the Circuit Court yesterday the fol-
lowing suits were Institutes:
Martina e. Hustea aEs, the is!ellrnoild;
fredericksburg and Pptoinie l,,'ii' -
Company. SEn1. 33' ,
81. r. Huste1 VS.. the Ric!lmnnl. Fred
er!cksburg aud Potomac Railroad Com
pany. $1,000. a.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
67'TkiE e2!223#y
; s. ThE!:AT Res =

Paul Gilmore. the popular young star,
who Won new la,,re!s last eason by his
clever assumption Of Lord IMmle%. VIII
afternoon ana night as the Mummy"
IN THE Mummy and the llun,n1ing
Rjrd."I@Thcre are few actors better @ruai-
flied b." nature to enact roles requiring
the display Of the gcntlcr ard nohlcri
phases OF the human mind and heart than
Paul Gilmore. The supporting company.
the same as last season. is a carefully
selected and especially capable one, and
particular attention has been bestowed
upon magnificent montinss and all the
para phcrnalia necessary to retain thc
impression both star and attraction made
last season-""tirst-class in every respect"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
{Ioke On the Jokers.

Mr. Russell AIciryman is now on the
road 10 Memphis, Tcnn.to. assume man.
agc,nent of the new Wells Theatre 4 al
He was accompanied TO .the train by
Eugene IIdcs Of tho divorce" COMPANY.
and Secretary Garnet Lee, Of the BiJoli.
and several others, aud the whole parry
man WAS his bride. IN that hought they
were showercd with rice. pelted with old
shoes. and given the usual creating But
The joke was turned on the Joker. Tor ! nc
Young lady turned out to be just q
cousin" and as the train pulled away,
Mr.. Mcrryman gave the crowd q henr'y
.Ha, hal s5'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Work Of the Police,

Z. Clerk George rollockis report at the
work Of tho police for the, month OF Oc-
.tcbcr shows $40 arrests. felonIes, IS; mis-
demeanors. ISL; while, oGi , colored, 3lS;
ordinance violations, 1l5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
DR.. Redd Qualified.

or. Paul Reid, who xan rsce,,liy au,,pt,s
10 toccsed tho late DR. Carton Arhrr Ia
Lhe aeafico coun,g Ward Of hea,ia has quai,-
GaA '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Hold a Temperance Rally

A temperance rally wil he held at Broad
Street Methodist, Church this afternoon 81
o'clock. All the unions Qt 4 The city NH %
present, GR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting.

Tho lAdlea' AUXILIARY NJ MunoniG Home,
Win hold u special meeting at the TpDpic az
~? o'clQck THE ai,eIuvon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
"A Costly Drunk

+ "a. Cunningham was charged $40 and
costs In Police Court yc<terday for being
drunk and d sordcrly in Shc 3ijou Thea
trc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-02
ROMANCE TAKEN OUT. 4
Weather Bureau Reduces Beau
tiful October to Row of Figures.

h The month Of October reduced to figures
E by tho Weather Bureau follows:
=. Character Of Temp. Precplta-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
Conducta de los japoneses
Los rusos protestan del
atropeaso a los heridos

Dicen de San Petersburgo que va
rios corresponsales repiten la misma
acusacion va hecha contra los japone-
ses: dicen que los soldados mutilan a
los heridos rusos que encuentran al re-
dedor del campo de batalla
NJ Nomirovich Daucheuko, segu-
ramente Ell correspcnsal mas conocido
de la prensa rusa, dicesque un enfer-
mo del hospital ha visto los soldados
de caballer1a japoneses tnutilar q sa-
blazos los heridos rusos. I'm soldado
tenia 2S heridas en- la cabeza;S la cara
estaba magullada y arrancados los
oios, el pecho aplastado.y las rodillas
partidas, induda blemente 4 culatazos
de fusil. Otro soldadotenia el craneo
deshecho.
NJ. Daucheuko declara que estas
barbaridades son semejantes a las CO.
metidas por los bachibouzoucks duran
tie la guerra turco-rusa.e El correspon-
sal agrega que el general Simonoff
Gefe de Ia division de cosacos siberia
nos) ha enviado un despacho relative
a estos actos de barbarie; este despa-
cho ia sido frmado por los agregados
militares franceses, espafioles E in
gleses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08

POSIBLES COMBAIES
SITUACION DE KUROKI

La prensa de los Estados Unidos in
serta un suelto referente a que en- el
ministerio de marina russo Sc ha reci-
bido ell siguiente despacho del general
Alexieff:
"De los despachos recibidos con fe-
cha IA, del contralmirante Wifhoft,
jefe de la escuadra de Puerto Arturo,
resulta que los trabajos de reparaci6n
en- los buques de la escuadra han sido
llevados con mas precision y exito que
10 que Sc esperaba, tanto a bordo de
los acorazados mandados por ell con-
tralmirante Ofkfomsky. como a bordo
de los cruceros y torpederos, debien-
dose este tel1z res1tltado al trabaio ru-
do y energico que han desarrollado
todos aquellos que han tomados parte
Ell las obras de reparacion.
La salud de la tripulacion es esce-
lente.
Han causado satisfaction inmensa
en- San Petersburgo los despachos que
procedentes de Puerto Arturo Y Via
divostock, dicen que las escuadras es-
tan dispuestas combatir. por haber
sido reparado ell escuadron de Port
Arthur.
En- Ell mjnisterio de la guerra de
San Petersburgo Sc han recibido i'm
portantes detalles references al gene
raj Kuroki; sabese que este Sc encuen-
ira en- Sion Yen tan solo con tres di-
visiones 10000 honbres) y sin tropas
de reserva. Los despachos Ultima
mente recibidos no detallan los movi-
mientos de las tropas de Kuroki; pero
creese que su intenci6n era cortar la
retirada al general Stakelbere que
con este motive envio tropas bastan-
|te distancia. El general Kuropatkin,
que tuvo conocimiento del movimiento
de estas tropas, mando fuerzas consi-
|derables al sur de Lao Yang, para
que Sc opusieran a este movimiento
del general Kuroki
Efecto Ide la recommendation de
gran nl1cleo de fuerzas en- las cerca-
MAS de Hay Techung, es probable que
Sc produzca TN encuentrO repentino
entire unos y otros que Sc hara general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
DE TEATRO

La compaf1fa Roig puso en- escena
anoche, la preciosa comedia de Eche-
garay, Ell "Octavo no mentir" y ell di-
vertido sa1nete que lleva por titulo,
"Los demonios en- el cuerpo''.
Durante la representation recibieron
aplausos las senoras Mangual Esta.
sen y el senor Roig.
Al final del tercero 1ltimo acto
fueron llamados escena los interpre
tes de la obra de Echegaray (don
MigueD.
Ell pdblico era escasfsimo, pero ha.
b1a algunos palcos ocupados por dis
tinguidas familias de nuestra buena
sociedad.
En- la ejecucion de la obra Sc dis
tinguio mucho la seflora Estasen.
Anoche Sc ha bla ba en- ell teatro de
que Sc habia llegado a un acuerdo en-
tre las empresas Roig y Hermida pa
ra formar una sola compafifa lirico-
dramatica. con ejemenlss de las dos
que va conoce nuestro p1blico.
Las Sras. Mangual y Estasen ingre-
saran en- la nueva eompafia. De los
caballeros que vienen con Roig, en-
traran en- la com mbinaci6n este los
Sres. Got6s y Castro.
Ell martes, function a benefcio de
los Sres. Capestany y Mendez, dos ar
tistas rnuy aprecjables y populares.
y, entretapto, la compaf11a Union
Art1stica esta casi en- camino para
Maya agiiez.
Domingo OrO>cO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
DeScanSe ell paZ
N OB 8 OE.

Ha fallecido en- Toa-ba1a doi1a c.
ella Maymf Cruells, esposa de don
Victorio Garcia y Garcia y hermana
politica de nuestro bien estimado CO.
rresponsal en- Carolina.
Dana virtuosa y distinguida, deja
varios hijos incousolables y una familia
que nunca podra llorar bastantemente
tan inmensa desgracia.
Enviamos la familia doliente la
manifestation de nuestro pesar, since
ramente sentido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
De MaricaO

Ha sido mry bjen recibido el acer-
tado nombramiento de Juez de Paz,
recaido en- el prestigioso amigo Don
Manuel J. Sanchez Ruiz, quien tono
possession de su cargo aver 5 del actual.
. En- el mes de Junio pr5ximo pasado
ocurrleron diez y nueve nacimientos,
diez y slete defunciones y tres matri-
monios.
PerSeO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
HijaS de Maria

Ell domingo proxino tendran la Co.
munion mensual en- la Misa de 7, que
Sc dira en- el altar de la Purisima.
Por la noche hara el ejercicio de
costumbre con platica y procession con
la inagen de Maria Inmaculada, que
portaran sus hijas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-07-08
Para Puerto Plata

En- ell vapor "San Juan" saido de
este puerto para New Orleans embar-
CO la aprecia BILE seflorita Carmen Cor
dero Escalona, con rumbo a Puerto
Plata, con ell fin de resta blecer su que.
brantada salud al lado de su hermano
ell doctor Felipe Cordero.