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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-10-07
C 0 S SITAS

va NO SO pue ede nj tener teI6fono
porque resulta uno mortificadO, mas
que benefciadQ.
No Sc puede trabajar con tran
quilidad.
Trin q in in.
-jCiudadano, usted SO bafl6 hoy,
ST. ciudadano.
-5Qu6 dia es hOy2
Mo s6.
-Ciudadano. IA d6nde va listed?
Al campo.
-Ciudadano. sEn que mes es-
tamos9
Mo Sc.
-Ciudadano. SQu6 hora esq
-Yo nj sc la hora que es, d6ie-
me en- paz, y tWtt5 cONteN6
Hay que YER la tarifa del cable
para sentirse uno horrOrizado. Sc
necesita ser un Vandegrifft. para
poaer hacer uso de aque1.
SLe devolveran la fanza al ex-
marsh ala Tai vez. Y tambi6n creO,
que es muchO Greer, que SO la e@i-
gia'dM q Vanaegrift.
GUARIONEX
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De TRIRUNALES.

Ell II Ines 9 del actual a las nue.
We de la maf1ana Sc verifcara Ia
vista de la moci6n presentaaa por
el abogado de la Iglesia Cat6lica
Apostle lica Romano en- Puerto Rico,
pidiendo SO le permita enmenaar
la dem anda que tiene establecida
contra <el Pueblo de Puerto Ricoa
sobre reconocimiento del derecho
de usu ufructo q perpetuidad sobre
la Capilla contigua al Institute de
SantUrca, destinado este hoy a es-
cuela de carload de varones.
Igual petici6n hsce ell abogado
de Ia Pr0pia Iglesia en- ell otro
pleitO, tambi6n entire Gel Pueblo
de Puerto RicoH en- la reclamation
de 78. 469 pesos so centavos, suma
que figure en- el presupuesto de
l898-99 para quito y cleFo.
Sc vera as1 mismo la exception
propuesta por la iglesia q la con-
testaci6n q la de manda sobFe rel
vindicac aci6n de bienes inmuebIes da-
da por el Attorney General, auxi-
liado por dos abOgados, a nombre
del Pueblo de Puerto Rice; y Ia
mOci6n de estOs para que la de-
mandante determine. con toaa exac-
titud, cuales bienes son objeto de
la reclamation. de suerte que pue-
dan ser identificados conveniente-
m0nE0.
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D 0S aTtistaS hijOS del
pin tor Rios.
En- baTeaTOn eyer para Venezuela

Aver embarcaron para Venezuela
dos i6Venes RFtistag, don Felipe y don
Ootavi0 Rfo0, hij0s del notable plntor
pOnCeflo don j uan N. RloB.
Los menCionAdoS i6VeneS han here
dado en- verdad ell tRIent0 y Ie prOpla
inspiraCi6n dc ga sefl9r padre, que
tsntos triupf0s RPtiaticog hR alcRnzRd0.
Hsce POGO diChos j6veneg bAjo ls di-
reCGi6n do Juan, pintRron en ell teatro
del PArque eI SalonOit0 japon6s de Ia
deCoraCi6n de Noche FeESg que repre-
SentSra en- Gquel tettr0 el Sei9r La
Prega. Dicho trabsjo no solo l!am6
podePOGamente 10 aterci6n de t0dO eA
2 p1btiCO. sino que fu6 muy eIogiado
Dor artistag de estR CiudGd. t6cniC0g en-
81 beIIo arte pict6riCc: aaf como fu6
eIo9iadisimo eI teI6n de bOcR, obrR del
ae6Qr Rios, padre
Ell j.van O3bAvi9 Rios. eB 81 autor
del h9Fmos0 cuRdrO San Francisco de
ARfs. cuadr0 que le mereoi6 ell apIRus0
y In feliCitaOi6n de personag C0mpeten'
tes de Ponce y del exterior; y 10 mis-
mo puede deCirse del cuadrO DescgnSO
de tq0pGs espaiJo1Gs, del Oual CuadrO eg
autor Fslipe Rios.
Ambos hermAnoB son i6venes. de
excebivR modeStia.
Con sug RptitudeS y su tAIento GO.
bran triunfar en- eI extrRDjerO. haoien-
do honor ga patFia en- los paises de
HispRnO- Am6rice que van 6 reCoFreF
en- union del CeIebrRd0 RrtistR In Pre-
%.
Feliz viBie deueamoR & log inteligen'
teg j6veAes poncefios.
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Senior Editor.-siryase informar sus lee
lores que si me escriben Confidenoialmente
la mandar9 nor oorreo on carta sellada 81
plan que segu1 por 81 Cual obtuve 81 resta-.
blecimiento permanente y compacto de mi
Ralud vigor varonil despues de amos de gu-
frimientos de debilidad nerviosa, p&HdidaE
nnctuTnas v parties d&biles atrofiadaS.
No eg mi idea conseguir dinero de nadie;
fui robado estafado por charIataneS, hasta
perder Ia f6 del genero humane, pero, graciaa
& Dios, estoy ahora bien vigoroso y fuerte,
con deseo de hacer conocer todoS este reme-
dio oierto de curaFse.
No teniendo NADIA que vender nj que en-
War G.. A. D., no deEeo dinero.
Direction; e. Brant, Box Delray, E1oh''
NEUU
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6erSGsa. .1eIGrJO con 1etrGs de .fxe0O en-
las 01Gc59sGs de tOdOs los BGne0su n Com
pG755Gs de segesT0s de GSCgG q en- eI cora
s69a de tOdO .lSOnabre que NaGsaeIG Cd de-
nero q Ia propSed0d arena
she lefd0 el testimoniO de Johu A.
Mccall, Preaidente de ID ComDa ME de
Ssgur0s de Vida b eNew York Life ,
, poF Bus manife eataCiones he lIegadO 6
la OOnClusi6n que &c arroyo pOdeFeS
para inVePtir inoondicionalmente el di.
nero de los tened0res de p6iizRG, ps.
sandO por alto 81 hecho de que perte-
necfs 6 otros el dinero aaf empleado.
sSEn que base de moral ap0ya este
hombre ese derechc3
<Sirvlend0 en- 90 cGpacidad de Pre-
gideDte. como depOBitario y no como
duefI les declRFaciones de Mr.. Mccall
an Las que reconoce au0tracCi6n, fahfo,
ma1e administration. y tal vez pecuIR-
do. 10 presentsn como h0mbFe incApS.
Citad0 moralmente para desempefiRF el
puestO de responsabilidad que ocupa,
la profesi6n que hR deGacreditado ,
traiCiOnadO. -.
eLR eonducta de Mr.. Mccall eB una
VioIGci6n f granite de los primarOa
prinClpl0a de honTade8, v eS indefan-
dible ante De- ley. u 6ticR y los nego-
OioE.
AfFmo sin vaciIar que "a aooi6n On
dispOneF de vAstas sumas del diner0
de los tenedOFes de p6lizSu, sin sutori.
dad y ain consentimientO, Ofu6 una yio-
!aCi6n de enc huFtar,0 81 R6ptimo man.
damientO.
GSoy tened0r de uns p6Iiza peuuefia
de Ia GNew York Life,2 Ore0 firme.
mente que Mr.. Mccall debsrfan obi
CARLO reatituir Los fondoa de que hs
dispuesto, 8 en CRaO Contrario detener.
10y arPestarl0.O
Y siguan las protestas desde Il pran.
% j 81 pdipito contra Los mBneioa que
comps Mas y C0rpoFaCiones pusieFon en-
iuego para gerVir los intereseS priVa-
dos de gus varies directories: per0 re.
pFoduCiElag RQuf nos hRTfa extendernos
mas alI6 de 10 que permiten las dimen-
stones de La CORRESPONDENCE.
p. COLLAzo.
Nusva YO'k. ssptismbrs q De 1905.
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AB-lNTESTATO De
DON MATEO LUCHETTI
Aviso a los acreedores.

Con objstO de cumplir 10 dispuesto
en- al ArticulO so de Ia Lay de PfoCe-
dimientoa legales eSpeciales, sprobsda
el 8 de Marzo de 1905. y de conformi
dad con el Rrticulo 81 de 10 miSms, y
pTevia oYden del Hon. Jnez de h Cor
te de DistritO de San Juan, dictRda eli
dis 81 de Ago0to 6ltimo, Se AvisS pOr
al preSente & los sCreedOres del difan'
to don Mateo LuChetti para que pre-
Henten SuS reClRmaCi0nes con los CO.
rreSpondientss compFobSntas. bajo iu
rAmento. dirjgi6ndOIas & Ia oficina del
suscribiente. situada en- el piso RlEo del
editclo del BaEcO Territorial AgIfcpla
de e9sa ciudad. San Juan, Puerto RI.
Gn. Septiembre de 1906. -HernGaad
II. BetH, Administrator judicial de
los bieneG de don Mateo Luchetti.
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TINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE,

Intinrio.-saldas de Bayam6n y Capt.
! Dias iaborabie.~Mafans 6, 6. Is, 8 80, 9.45
IL 90. Tarde-12. Is, 1.45, 3.l5, Abs, 5.3O,y
Dias Dis festivoa.-Mafana 6. 8.15, $50, 9.45
100 Tarde IL Is, 1,3O, 2.30, $50, 4.3O, $50
6.15.
Biletes baratos para dias festivos. De
Catafio Bayam6n, ida vuslta IL clase
1925 "a clase so 16 De Bayam6n & Catafo
ida y vuelta IL clase $015, "a clase $O.lO
Billete ordinario de Capital Cataho en-
% clase centavos;
Bayam6n, 10 de Septismbre de 1903. Ra'
unSn Va1d&s.
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eLA VILLA DE MADRID. .1-En
este estabieOimiento. mOntado al estilo
de Eur0ps, han recibido muchas move
dades tales como pAfI0 de biliRr fran.
c6A AlmohRdas de plumaS, Vichys In
gie8es para camiBGs. casimires inRlesea
Rlfombrasde Oriento persian Iowa, col.
Ch0netAs, paFBguas, y el e6lebre tiFante
<Chester.S iGran BuFtido de cofbAtaU,
pafI0eI0s de Beda. J perfameriR france.
Sai En- sLR Villa de MadFidD Compra
tOdas Ias personRs de gusto refinadO.
San Francisco 81. Tel6fono no 273.
San Juan Puerto Rico. d. p.
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IA JUNTA ESCO-
Lar De MANATl.
Bu0na ID Ga J .mOjoT sjsmpIO.
Ese es ell canine.

La Junta EaColRr de Manatf h8 de-
do un buen ejsmpIo.
He soIicitado y congeguid0 So. 200
para Ievantar dos edifcios para esoue.
IRs.
Es un pFogres0 positive y que Feve-
Ia disCreci6n. .....-.~
Manatf tandrs dos edifci0s pr0piOp
hechos 0d hoo y con los mismos due
ros que hoy psga lRs c&sas podrs ii
SmortizandO 81 empr6stito.
Ese ss el camino bpj1 t0dOS puntoG
de vista de encauzBr y de IevantRr Ia
instruction en- Puerto Rico.
N NsCesitAmos esCuelRs, muchOS e.
oueIas , en- ege sentid0 ninQ6n gaStc
Ser& dispendiosO.
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CONSEJO ALAS MADRES. - Ell iarabe calmante
dc IA senora Winslow debe sempre que los nios
estan eperiodo de la den ci0n Proporciona alivo
Pomediato al pequeho paciente, produce Suto ma
pural :ranquio sla el door ell angelic desperts
~7uy Vivo alegre! s muy agradable al paadar cama
al nio, ablanda encas, alivia sus Dolores haee f.
Giles les fnciones del est6mago Tegula los ntestno
Is e meior remedio conocido para la diarrea va pro
Venga 6sta de la denci6n de cualq1iera otra canss
TSngase mucho cuildo pedir Ell "Jarabs CalnaaltS
d Ia Seiiora Winslaw': es el meioE de b0SoE.
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Iunta EscOIar de GIaIes,

VaCantes Las escuelas ruraIes de LoB
b1rrica CordiiIeFa, Pczss, CisIitos y
Tor0-neGrO, 90 sGcan conOurs0 por
ell t6rminO de diez dies s Conter deade
esta feCh0. en- que podrSn Ios maeatros
inteFesados enViar aus SoIiCicitudes &
estS JuntR. Gales. 90 de Ssptiembre
de 1905. 10 VS..
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DESPUES DE PROBAR todoa Los engafio-
sos remediOB que 20 anuncian es 'Cuando mas
% agrad0Cs La efiCacia RADLOALd del Digssti-
70 MOjarrieta, Cuya superioridad egt6 uniVOF-
SRlmOnto eonfirmada.
Ouraoiones desespsEadas On personas bien
OonoCidas que 10 tomaFon duFant0 tres me
COS son Las que 10 han heeho gloEioeo, psro
nm solo eItuche produce mejoR 0fecto que
una docona de fEaSOos de CuRlquier otr0 rO-
dDro Curative radical del 01tomago y del
Intestine, sin 0nganoga aeci0n 0almantos %
Digestive y PuRihcadoF de los Rlimonto8-
Sc dobo exiRIE quG o0dG h0Stta tonga gEA.
badO q nombFo Digestive Lo5axH1etAs
DyndtHko RtnarRl de Ma TasMrGlao % 6lnl00y ca
EaEltR Alaa y %i41l Glt, e1 "a Slaa
e. -HtQ0s y 0oVo1e4 . - IIQls ~
Elag daElEQpa AUaS2esS
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Inf5rmGge que eli domingo pr6ximo
tendrSn les Riias de Marie Ia C0mu-
pi6n mensual en- Ia misa de z que ae
dir6 en- 81 altar de Il Purfsima. Du-
rante este eCtO 10 Rmeniz SFSn COH can.
tieoS piadoaoa variRR sefioritaa de a
Aaseiaci6n.
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La ESPECIALIDAD, de Rosa Co.
lon 6 Ca.-Cayey, P. B. Gran fibri.
On de Gig srroa. elaboradOs con las me-
jOreS hOjas de &ToitG1 = eMat6n1.
Venta u por mayor y detail. Direc-
Ci6n telegrsfiSs: Rosa Gallon.
20
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COLOCACION. - La soIicita una
se6ors, en- una casa de fsmilis. para
haoer tOdS Clase de Costuras. Iufor.
mara en- eatR fioin8, A. e. Fernandez.
SV.a
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NOtiCias generates

-COCHES.-Ss vsnden 3. acaba
dOs de reCibir de l0S EItados UnidOg
Pfecio de cadR uno con 0rn6s, $83
InformSr6 F. Fano. Apartado 1O6
San Juan, p. r. 6va.
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la TIENDITA.
DEF. ECaEVARRIA.
Plaza Principal al IadO del AyuntamiantO.

Efectoa para cabaIIeroH, se6Orag y
nifoa. Ropa heCha, artfCul0S de quin-
Gala v otros obietos de arte. Efectog
reIigiOsOH y el meior duIOe en- almi-
hRP
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Aadu but tickets endte a
s
automov entire oamuyy Agua Los bes deCho aeno on
conductor bIete $780,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
BUYING AND MERGING, NOT SELLING
General Counsel of the Great Central Rail.
road Talks of Reported Sale.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. :

Toledo, Sept. 14.-'"You may quote me as saving
that anything Hollius & Co. say or do is entirely
satisfactory TO u.s. said Thomas H Tracy gem
eral counsel Of the Great Central Railroad IN an
interview this afternoon concerning the reported
sale Of the road.
Mr.. Tracy referred your correspondent 10 a re-
mark he made when the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton was merged with the Pere Marouette
which was. we are buying railroads and merging
them, not selling them"
Just whether this was meant to mean that tho
present zeal will be another merger of the bic
companies, or whether it intended simply as a
sloe-tracker, 10 evade definite answer. cannot he
said. Lawrence 3. Pierce. of the Commonwealth
Trust Company, Of ST. Louis in discussing the new
deal said:
You may say the same as Mr. Tracy for the ST
LOUIS people interested. Everything in relation 70
IEaI railroad situation is in the hands entirely Of
1i0iI-i's q 20. Ihey are great business people.
But neither one OF them would stay right on the
question as to whether the sale had actually taken
place or whether there was A merger on Mr.
5terce TOOK opportunity TO throw hot Shot into the
illcdeo STOCK Exchange story the effect that
me Great central had been sold the New-York
1t was the worst rot ever read no said ..r,bA
man lnat wrote II was making his story absOlufeiI
out OF whole CLOTH or else he knew absolutely moi Il
ing about the subject in hand
me railroad offices In the city the one
general opinion is that merger is Tlan1en Mr.
Tracys significant reference was spoken Of "a So
erai big railroad men, and they ali seemed TO take
II literally. The Erie is mentioned as a possihIa
FACTOR in the deal, and 1t is thought that he
Is the original project of taking the Great eptra
T1t ne OASIS OF a ude"ater route from the Great
Lanes. A }SY3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
SHANGHAI TR4DE HURT,
Boycott affects $25, 900, 900 of For
eign Goods.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE State Department to-
day received a. communication from Consul General
Rodgers, at Shanghai, which sets forth the con-
diton of affairs there, growing OF the boycott
One phase of the movement which Is disturbing to
all business men. he is the effect 1t is likely
10 produce on the finances OF that great centre of
commerce. There are at present in Shanghai ware
houses approximately $4,000 bales of American
piece goods, valued at nearly 100000 gold. The
question, therefore, of marketing these goods and
collecting the money under the present conditions
and with Manchuria closed. he adds presents a
serious condition. and is likely to cause great diff
Guilty, not only to the Chinese merchants but also
TO the importers
What is true of piece goods. he says is also true
OF all other lines of staple products. The market
has been oyerstocked and nothing is moving and
Whlle the chinese merchants now suffering the
foreign firms will assuredly feel the effect on the
setting dates The total value of foreign goods
likely TO be affected by the boycott in Shanghai
alone has been conservativey estimated at s2S 0O
600 in gold. '
Consul Sammons, at New-Chwang China in
formed the State Department to-day that he had
peen entertained at dinner by the Chinese officials
at that place, on which occasion they declared tina
pressed. ~ ~ '''
The State Department has been informed that
the japanese government has removed the restric-
IONS on river shipments the interior of Man
churla This is interpreted TO be favorable TO tha
marketing Of American goods in Manchuria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
REB4TE SYSTEM PLAYED
Nebraska Platform Fauors Lac
AGAINST Railroad Passes.

Lincoln Neb-. Sept. 14.-Interest in the Nebrask,
Republican State convention to-day centred largely
IN the platform, which was adopted unanimously
The platform recommends that law be enacted
TO prevent the distribution OF railroad passes It
opens with an Endorsement of tho administration Of
President Roosevelt. and accords him praise and
congratulations for securing peace between Jspan
and Russia. 1t continues:
We believe strictly in the principle of equality
before the law applied TO the transportstjo
business, and therefore. demand immediate RELIEF
through the enforcement OF existing laws or
through amendatory legislation, from the payment
OF rebates 10 favored shippers and uplawflII and
wrongful Determinations between communities and
lndlVlduals. both in the State and in the nation
With unbounded confidence in the integrity and
Statesman shlp OF President Roosevelt We heartily
approve his recent utterances TO the controI az
railroads and large corporate interests
we request and demand OF our representa- tivas in
congress active and harmonious cooperation win
president Roosevelt along these lines to the end
that corporate rapacitY, extortion and ahuses
may be subdued and abolished and the sovereignty
permanently established 80 '"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
TO ASSUME DEVLIN LIABILITIES
Capital of 100000 Said to Have Been
Raised in This CITY.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 14-Receiver Bradley OF the
defunct First National Bank of this CITY is in
formed by c. S. Downing that sufficient carto,
from Il New-York underwriting corporation has
been raised TO assume all OF the c. J. Devlin liza
bilites The amount raised is 100000 This n i
said. would pay the Devlin estate and First Ma
tional Bank creditors dollar for dollar
2Ir. Downing formerly was assistant cssher NJ
the First National Bank. ". *. Gillette a former
auditor OF the Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad but of Wall Street. is II is said tba
leading spirit in the movement.
The First National Bank failed on july last
Mr.. Devlin. who owned twenty-six different coal
mining and other enterprises the princinal
stockholder in the bank. Mr.. Devlins fitness an
the time was the direct cause OF the failure He is
now in Europe for his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
ROOSEVELT AND RATES" THE ISSUE
Preparations to Make Republican Campaign
in South Dakota on It.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Trihpr.

sioux City. Iowa. Sept. H--In an address deli,
cred at Huron 5, D. to-day. Coe I. Crawford de-
ciafed that the Issue or the approaching prelim-
mary Republican campaign in that State ia N ha
Roosevelt. Mr.. Crawford came near involving The
organization in free lance campaign for Governor
two years ago. and he was a candidate for Gov
ernor or Congressman next year. He is now be-
heved to be backed by Senator Kittridge and the
organization. which 4. considered decidedly nrc-
railroad Senator Gamble in his first speech a few;
DAYS ago declared his platform the programme
Mr. Roosevelt has outlined.
In enumera ting the questions before the Repub
hcans OF South Dakota Mr.. Crawford to-day gave
as the first the following
Shall South Dakota sustain President Roosevelt
IN his demand that power be given TO the Inter-
state Commerce Commission 10 fix a maximun,
freight rate In specific cases where after friii ~
vestigation and hearing upon notice railroad
company. the commission has found that tba 49,
is unreasonably hgh7 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

london Sept 1.-THE weekly return Of the Bank
n, England shows the following changes Total re-
eerve decreased $4,000: circulation decreased
s7ss 600 bullion decreased t4ss 81 other securities
rr~ssed seSe Goo other deposits decreased n,55o-
U0: public deposits increased fil7.co0; notes In
reserve decreased Esos.ooo government
y4ties unchanged The proportion OF the Banks
reserve 70 liabilities now z55i against ~ IS per
cant Ia 81 week and compares with advance from
6- per cent 5Siz per cent In this week last year
The rate OF discount unchanged az per cent;
paris sent 1.-THE weekly return OF the Bank Of
France shows the following changes: Notes in or
~allaf.on Cecresses 5.5z5.go francs. treasury de-
posts Increased 5000 francs: general deposits
decreasea 5000 francs. gold hand decreased
$50 90 france bills discounted decreased s.75,gJo
4y6ncA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE--Sev-O Orleans - Com
nlercsl 75c discount bank, 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. par; telegraph, &c Boston-i0c. 1et5c
and iSc discount. Chicago-Par. Charleston-Buying,
par selling 1-loc premium. St. Iouis-1ec premium
bid. sc premium asked, Minnea polis-1oc premium.
Cinciunati-lGc discount Ssvannah-Buytng. Soc
discount. selling TIC premium.
BANK CLEARINGS- - Nev-York - Exchanges.
seS6.4416ss; balances. S.S2Sl5S Phnadephia-En-
changes. set57.3lS; balances S.S5osS. Boston
Exchanges Ses 6l1 sis; balances. s22NsSs Chicago
Exchanges. SS,os7.Osi; balances NScssCS Baltimore
Exchanges. s5.S2sSS5; balances. seel.sla.
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. s2Isc: Mexican
silver dollars. s7l.c. Bar silver in London closed
2SAd
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid. sn57. Lisbon, 4
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exchange on
New-Yor< Is quoted s0e
GOVERNMENT RECEIPrS.-Custorns receipts
reported from Washington. SssO. Internal reve-
nue receipts s4i1s: miscellaneous receipts s2siSl
Receipts Tor the day. 81 S2n.s4e; expenditures Nsso-
o" Receipts for the month 70 date. s. SIS ola: ex-
penditures sls27oeo. excess OF receipts LOSS si4
Receipts for the fiscal year date gi9 0s $50: ex
pendltures. NSi.5esso; excess of expenditures ylS-
4sssls
stB-TREASCRY.-The sub-Tr-asury was debtor
TO the Clearing House SI5.sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
RECEIVER FOR TUBULAR DISPATCH

justice TruaS announced ves.araar e.. =,
would appoint receiver for the Tubular Disratrb
Company The application was made by cor,,S.,
for The Central Trust Company and counsel rsn-s-
Company. '7pa'ch
totnse! Tor the company and the Ncw-Yorl. MAJ,
ana Newspaper Company. which now hold. IN,
contract for the transmission of the malls ,b,-.
ule pneumatic tubes here and IN Brooklyn aIsa
agreed That a receiver snouia DC arpoints5 1 hs'
asken that such restrictions should be pIscsa ~
MIN as would prevent any interference u-ith ~
execution OF the mail carrying contract OF he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
ATTACHMENT AGAINST HOTEL MAN

The Sheriff yesterday received attachment for
$3.50 asainst property Of Ernest Fribourg lessee
OF the Hotel Elbercn. at Elberon. y. j. IN favor Of
James G. Twamley on assigned claim OF James
Smith. jr-. OF Monmouth County Y J for rent
ara taxes OF the Hotel EIberon A Deputy Sheriff
served copy of the attachment on an officer Of
locai batlh Inc attachment was granted in the
supreme Court on the ground that Fribourg was a
nonresident On September 10 an attachment was
granted against property of Frihnure IN a s,,tS
brought by William r. Adams At The sheriff's
once II was reported that the attachment In the
Adams suit had been vacated 9"' III 'i'7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

RAILROAD AND OTHER BoNDs-Markst firm.
Total sales amounted In par value to 2.AoeH'-
against So $4,000 "Wednesday The heaviest deal
ings in the japanese issues, American Ice IS.
American Tobacco Is. Atchson general A. Chssa-
peake and Ohio 4ias. Chicago. Burlington ard Quin-
cy 4s. Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific railroad
As. Erie general and convertible A. oregon Short
Line As. Reading general As, ST. Louis and San
Francisco refunding As UhIon Pacific convertible
As United States Steel So. Wabash deoenture BS
and Wabash, Pittsburz frsts and seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
DIME SAVINGS BANK TO MOVE.

u vas learned yesterday that the Dime Savings
rs,k ~ Brooklyn. which is OF the largest IN
..,,tors Of its kind in that borough. would move
,,on, SIS presert building. at Court and Remsen SITS
as soon ss q building could be put up on property
~ ne KsIb-aye and Fleet-st.. which has just been
,,,-csases Some surprise was expressed in fnan-
c,,l circles al the OF the bank but II is stated
.h,t II is desired get nearer the retail business
end shopping district which has been slowly NOV
snS IN toward FlatbUsh-aye.