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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-19
0tIGIaS tabacaI0raSl
e consume % ID lea hOjl On
los EstadOs UnId9s.
Como Rentas lnternas exprime esa
Industria en- Ia CapifaI de fi-
lipinas.

Y
En Vuelta Absjo Cubs-Is cose-
cna SEXUAL de tabaco es califcada oe
En e parte de Santiago de Cuba
fambl6n 50 presents buens y aDun-
dante.
IN Gn8ntO 0peEaclOnes C0nercl4 AaA
en- ls Ultima decenR 81 mercado de tADa-
60 en- dicha isIa cerr6 con mucha deaa-
nimaci6n, bi6ndose hecho poquislmas
transacciones. en- virtud de los preclos
hrmes que tiene Ia rica hoje.
AL puerto de New Yogk llegaron en-
ei & timo no les siguientes partidas de
tabaco en- rams eIaborado de los pun
tos que & continuation se expresan.
De lB Habans SO .528 balas de taba-
co en- rama y Is 658 chlas de tAbacos
elabOrados.
pc Puerto Rico: 70 $40 bAIas , IA
mil 557 cajae.
De Sumatra: 80 $50 balas.
De Key West: II 574 caias de tA.
bacop.
De Tampa: 80 358 cRits de tabaCos.
De les dat0s anteriormenta expues-
toe, resuIta que les Estados UnidOs. de
sus distritos tabacsleros, han Consumi-
do la importante cifra 71 484 csjas de
tabacos eIaborados = 50 900 b1las de
tabaco on rama.
Ha llegado Washington el repre-
sentanta del 0remio de fabricanteB ta-
bSqueros de Filipinas Mr.. Dillemaps
en- quien hay gran COZ fsnzR por "a CO.
nocimiento del negecio, para Ia mejoF
sOluci6n de 10 pretandido aceFca de Is
tarifa DiDgIey.
DuFante los mesas de sgosto di-
ciembre del aflo anterior, Sc ha TecRu-
dRdo en- la ciudad de Manila por rem
taq intesnas. de tabaDes mRnuf4Ctura-
do CigaTros y cigRrrilLos, la respeta-
ble suma de S709 $40 16, de los cuales
correspondent los cigarrillos ID Canti-
dad de 1886. .266.33.
POr esos datos se desprende que Is
industria del eig trro en- Manila es una
de Las mEs pr6speras y ID que de ma
yor utilidad 81 Yesoro.
Ri CoDgreso del Tabaco, que deb1s
oelebrarse en- Lieia, con OCCASION de Ia
Exposition Universal de 1905. no Sc
verifcaF5 Oor hsber negado Ell gobier-
n0|holand6s ls subvenci6n que 90 h&bfa
solicit ado.
ia coaecha de tabace en- AustraIia
ha disminuido ell eflo anterior en- SO
mil GIG Iibras y be reduio & 555 O72
libras en- Ia campa1a de 1902 1908.
Hasta ahora Ie industria del tabaco
no ha obtanido resuItado verdadera-
mente salts factorio en- Il coIonia de
Victoris, donde Sc ha procurado fo-
mentar eI cultlvo.
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IN Viajer0 que apa
TaCe cada rs amos.
lhora 50 Is ospoIa M 1910.
FandmanO Runea IIst0.

En- una reyinta cientffca franeesa ae
Tegistra un srticulo muy lrap0rsA NE
pRra todos aqueIlOs que SO tonn " Ala uu
lnter6s por los fen6menos celssess;
Dice 81 citadO peri6dlco aye g sno
de 1910, es decir, dentro de cincO aness y
verkn los que 10 observer en Aqueila
fechn, ell fen6men0 celeste Tas gran
dioso que quiz6 hsya obserVado ia
humanidad.
Sc trata del gran cOmeta de Haley
que desde hace muchos AMOS Sc vlene
Rproximando 81 L6eleo soar, , poi
consiguisnte. & nosotros.
So msg. itud unidR s u pequefls dig
tancia reIatiVR que nos separa de O., 10
har6 Ooupar taI lugar en 81 cleIO que
rroducirs en los sninos gran espanto.
No sara remote. dice la Ievista, que
los g0bierncs emitan pEoclamag para
caTnar Ia consiguiente inquietud cue
caus&r6 tan grandioso 6 inaudito fsno-
memo.
Sc levantar& 81 Cometa Ob.fcuO 81
horizonte con una proEongeci6n que
abarcar6 aproximadamente el cu&dran-
te y su bYillo de orc le dara una subj
nidad sin igual.
Esta comets ha aterrorizad3 ca dis-
tintas 6oC oas & Ia humanidsd. La al
Tins yez que sc Ie vic fu6 en- 1885.
La histOTia 10 viene msncionando
desda hace dos mil sfl ,s. pero fae el
eenio de- Haley Quisn i'd ntiic6 en-
sus apsriciones sucesivas este hu6s-
ped celeste. tenido por siniesir , & caus 3
d las fatalidades que p0r 10 eom1 ,
sfigfan RI mundo en- CRda aparici6n
Sc present6 4 fpes del siglo VIII
ouando Roma en- l0a estertores de 10
egonfa abandODA bs & les hordas de los
barbnros sus mas bsllas y opulentas
ciud4deg. de las cusles Atile arras6
mas de sesenta en ID sque no dej6 pie
dra sobre piedra.
En- los aiglos mediOs apareOi6 en-
momentos que h peste negra (quizss Ia
bnb6nica) diezmab3 Is poblaci6n de
EuropA; perO 90 mas alarmante apart
con fu6 en- 1856 es decir tres amos des
pu6s de ID destruction del imperio r0-
mano de Constantinopla pOr los turcos:
ell hecho d. presentarse continuation
an comets. Clio lugar efectivamente 8
Greer que hAbia llegadO ell 1'tim0 diR
para Ii cristiandad. Felizmente no
fu6 asf.
Hoy Sc ha reconccido que hace su
revoluci6n en- Is nos.
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Los soIdadOs De Pto Rico ' 81
antique GOTOnsI.

Estando formados para la parada
del 4 De Mario en- Washington, los
soldsdos del regimiento de Pto. Ri
CO que asistfan d ella, lego ALI Ell
CorO1sl Buchanan, jefe que fu6
aqui de esa fueFza.
AL ser feconccido poT sus anti
guos muchaehos fue Tecibido con
una gran oYaA;6n que llam6 la
ateDci0n de Los concurrentes. los
que preKuntaron motivo. y si9n-
dole explicado, alahgn mucho el
buen FecueFdo que as soldadoa
guardaban q So antique igfe
Este Qued6 impresionado lae
3muestIas de afecto de sus antie
.suboEdinados y estuvo afecfnos;s
mo cQl tQdQS.
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LINEA FERRRA DEL oEsTE

Itinsrario. -Salidas da Bayam6n Capita
GiInultaneamente.
IDias laborable. Mafana 6, 7.I5. s 80; 8. AS
y 1lOQ. Tarde 1915, .45, 3.l5, 4.35, $50 y
<B.l5.
Dias festivos MananR 6. Is, $780, Gas,
y 615.
II. 100. Tarde 1914, I.30s 2.30, 8 so, 4.30, 5 80
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
tafo Bayam6n, iday vuelta / . clase S0-25
2 9 Clase SOLO, De BayRm6n Catafio ida
y vuelta g claSe 015, 2@ claseO1O.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Catafio en-
Sp elase 8 centavos:
Bayam0n, 10 de Septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon Vaid6s.
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Luz yFusrza.

Con Ell tftulo que sirva de epi-
grafe a estas lfneaS, han tornado
la cOmpaflfa electFica americana, un
hermoso letrero con buifas de l6
luces cada una, que atraviesa de
aceFa a acera la Gale de San JUS
to esquina a Tetuan. irradiando
alumbFante luz que puede verse
desde el poblado De Catano y que
sirve de faro los botes que hacen
aquella travesfa de noche.
Fs un bonito anuncio que acusa
buen gusto.
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IDEsPuEs DE PRoBAR todos loa engano-

DE5PuGS DE PROBAR todos los engafio-
ECg remedies que ae anlncian es cuando mas
seagrAdece Ia atioacia Radio AL del Digesti-
vo Mojarrieta, auya superioridad esta univer-
salmente conhrmada.
Curaciones desesparadas en- personas bien
conoctdas que 10 tomaron duraH tie tres me-
seE son las que 10 han hecho glorioso, pero
uTl solo estuOhe produce mejor efeoto que
una docena de fraseos dc cuRlquier otro re-
medic; porque ademas de ser el inico verda-
dero Curative radical del est6mago del
intestine, sin eng8ioSa acci0n calmante, es
Digestive " PuFifcador dc los alimentos.
Pc debe Pxigir que ceda hostia tenga gra-
bado el nombFo Digestive Mojarrieta.
Dsp6sito general de las FaTmacias de Blanco Y Ca
Ramon Almhzan Eidel Ghilermety, en- san Juan
oe deventa en- las principales DroEue-
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0rdenss POstaIss-

Obedeciendo Z 6rdenes de IL direc-
ci6n de Correos. uno de los autom6Yi-
les que hace el tr66c0 de IAguadilia &
Canluy Sc adeIanta ambos t6rninCs 8
de IR ruta con obieto de hacer los en-
laces con regulRTidad.
Con tai motive. hace "a aIgunos dias
que los Correos de ID Iines del OeBte
enlazsn con puntuslidad, evit6ndoge
as1 los periuicios que lie Csusaba al co.
mercio , 81 r6blico ca general.
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Cuarto Dc soeOTrOs.

julian Gomez fu6 ourado & las e de
ID ncche de una herida por msgulla-
mier ID, en- el dedo pulgar izquierdo.
Gabriel Verdeio, contusi0nes ca IA re-
qi6n frontal ) pierna izquierda. pro-
ducidas cssualmente y de car6cter Ie-
Prscticaptes de guardia: los senores
Eloy Daniel y Ramon Llauger.
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al eJulias del 81 Al % sagdrS para
HGbana y escaIas.
El UCsracat9 recogeT6 ID correspon.
dencia para los Hstsdos Unidos el
sMonserrats, del % d % lIegar6 de
Colon y escalas, siguiendo Yiaie para
Espafla.
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ClresI de DlstrltO

Han ingresado en- ella. Bfaulio
Figueroa, p T hurtosde menor cuan-
tia y Angela Gonzalez Cruz por
acometiniento y aggression
Puestos en- lbertad, Justo Soria-
no Andino y Juan Rivera. La pri-
mera bajo fianza por haber apelado
y la segunda por cumplir 10 dias
de carcel.
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ExpOSIGlOR.

El SupeEintsndente de Sanidad doc
tor Francisco del Vale Atilee, tiene eI
pFop6sito de hacer una expOsici6n en-
el departmental & sus 6rdenes, de los
an6lisis qufmicns hechcs por eI IaboYa-
t0Tio insul&F. de alimentos drogaa en-
NAL estsdo ID exposition del p1bIico
con el obiato de que este pueda formar
an concepto Csbhl. de 10 nccivC que
resultan & Ia salnd. De ese modo cuan-
taa personas los examined, ser6n L 8
fact9Fes no solo para abstenerse de su
consume sino que Ia vez para secun-
dar los deseos de d Junta Superior
de Saniiad. denuncisndo G0uelIos ar
tfcnloa mas conoOidcs que puedan afsc
tar IL aAIud p6blics.
En- esta imDreuta ae venda papel de
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A los Consignatarios 8 Cargadores
de Buques.

u. Comps MA AgrfcoIa Industrial de
Ponce desea sabar 70 que costAIla e
cOnducci6n de 500 600 ladrIIlca lleVa-
dos San Juan 8 la Habane- q ma.
tarial ID GeYfa entregAoo AOs G.f&a7
d0Tes & Orillas del mar en- e puerto Qe
Ponce.
Para mas inf0rmess oneLh- ~ "a
g. SANTIAGO.
Mnpag
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MD.CLDOR GENERAL.

!, NpNSEJO "A LAS AfADR rs - sliaralr eaJr,an,,-
10 IA sonora Wnsiow Aebs is sieaei5rs mi, is
e rza en- elperiodo do IA tcn ci6n prop5rcion Iisa
hSaiato az Pegurn9 pacielte, produce sncfio nav
tYra tranqulo, alisa el dour 81 angelic despsra
lny NlYo alegre ~ muy aBradable al palaHar cams
a ntno, abanda encas, olivia Dolores haee "a
Giles las lunciones del est6mago regula los intestinos
Es 81 neior remedio cpnocid4 para "a dianea va pres
genga ssfa de IA denci6n de euaquiera otra causa
4engahe mncho cuidado Pedir e "Jarahe Camanto
q u Sfhora Winslow es el EneioT de todoss
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EI GOniumaZ agItsd0r TusO pope
Gap0ni,
lLibertad 8 muertel -excIsma.

ILIbeFTao Q mUeFTe!- eXCIamao
La zri6usa Rus0. 6rgano On Paris
de los sccialistas revclucionarios ru-
SOS. publicR una carta de G8uoni. di-
Ciendo que so haIIa en- Iugar seguro v
excitando & continuar la rev0luCi6n
por todoa los madios. insurrecci6n ar-
mada, bCmbRs. terror collective 8 in-
diyidual, hasta obtener IN sistsmR de
gc bieFno democrstico.
Hay que repetir el critic del % de
Enerc iLibertad 8 muertsl
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NgLIeIaS ggnaTaIas

PARA CURAR UN REsFRIADo EN IN
Ola tome les PASTILLAS LA XANTES DE
BkOMO-QUlNlNA. El boticario le devol-
vera 81 dlnero 81 no SO cura La frma del e
w GROVE Sc halla en- cada caiita.
Ell POPULAR. Am6rico Salas
San Justo frente & sLa MsIIorquina. ;
Calzsdo bueno. bonitO y bArato, para
ss3oras y stfl1Titas, es de al ina nc
vedad el que tenemos.
Para nifIos y cAbaIIeroe es 81 de las
mejores f5bricas de Europa y Estados
Unidos. Grandes novedades en- SOM
breros, objstos de fantali, y de utili-
dad para aCnoras.
lGrandes Dovedadet!
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IA TlENDITA,
DE J. ECHRVARRIA.

Por cAda 10 centavos que go gasten
hasta 81 { de MsyO pr6ximo Sc regela-
rs ana papeIeta de una mufleca vesti-
de de payEso.
Hey efectos reIigiosos. de quincalIa,
ropa hechs y dulces en- aImibAr
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DIR. ALVAREs YALDEs. cirujano den.
tista americana de Is Universidad de Penn.
silvanin 90 amos de prdctica. Con TODD
los alementos necesaEios para 81 eiercicio de
~ profession. hquidad, emsro Garentfas
aOTez da 0foinae.=9a s q cssln. De 4
. "a. Altoa Dc fanRcia del IsEdet Dau-
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Aln1OrranaS

Sc PABECE De ESTA ENEERB DAD r,mr. mad. ..
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EE REALIZAN --I.as casas situa-
das en- la cslIe de Ia Cruz no 6 = For
taleza 46 6 precios conVenieDtes.
Imforma IN S. Melon e Co. San
Justo 10 9OVa.
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-)FORTALEZA 77(
ConsuItas particulares de 264p. u.
para los pobres de s & 81. u-.
TsZef07aO 7sas1s. 81
Ron ''LLAVE. !"

Rec0nocdamente 81 mss puro, higie-
nico y agradabIe que aa fAbrica On eI
pals, Sc vende en- los qricipalea esta-
bIecimientc2. y en- Arecibo por Suce-
scraB de Roses q Co.
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En esta impreuta ee .vende papel de
peEi6dicQ yieiQ s 81 90 quintaI.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-19

Sc VENDE 81 cAfstin eGalicia, :
situado en- Il caIle de- Is Tanca n0 ~,
esquina & Ia Luna, por RusentATss 50
duefIo. Informes On ell mismo esta-
Is Y. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
VASES FOR PRESIDENT.
Tributes from Gar and Mikado to
His Peace Services.

EMPEROR Nicholas Will. il IS said. present two
-o-nous vases OF lapis lazuli, adorned with ex-
,,sstelv chased gold and standing on big mala-
rife pedestals. 20 the President of the United
coates 10 serve lasting remembrance Of the
e-t which he has taken In bringing about peace
,zsth japan. and there is no doubt that they will
Institute G notable feature Of the treasures and
.-.,resting souvenirs at the White House for some
e-s 70 come, souvenirs that include. among other
.s,,qs the Office desk st which the President
Is and which presented TO one OF MS
--,5acessors at the White House by the late Queen
y-,,.oria being fashioned out Of the ubers OF the
,,.ic ship Resoiute when # was broken up
:, e probable that the vases IN question which
- ~ be presented through Baron Rosen. will
Sd 2 permanent home at the White House. al
.oreh thew will be the ETnperor's gift 10 the Pres
,..,+ personally and Will be adorned with his name
- he occupied less exalted station he would prob
.sav retain them after leaving office as his per-
,,sI uroperty, and few would be disposed TO take
.rcsption were he 10 adopt this course. since it
ennot be denied that his personal efforts and his
,rn individuality, even more thar his office, have
,esa instrumental IN bringing about peace
Vet It IS on the whole, suitable that trio-
-s Of this kind 10 the services which he has rem
ssTed 10 civilization and to the cause Of human
,,v should remain more or less on public view at
.,s seat of the national government in that his
.o-,c White House whence this vast common
ssh IS administered rather than be lost to sight
e,ong the bric-a-brao OF q private house. no mat
ter how eminent its occupant
Tpst what form the Mikado's gift to the Presi-
dent will take is not yet known, but the japanese
81. usually not behindhand IN courtesies Of this
nature and Emperor Mutsuhito might do worse
than offer 10 President Roosevelt Of those i'm
rnsnse eagles with outspread wings, unique ex-
euules OF Oriental metal work. where each Of the
thousands upon thousands OF the feathers Of the
bird consists Of exouisitey and separately
forged and beaten and engraved piece Of iron or
steel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
1-r.AR NO FRIEND OF M1rrE.

It IS difncult 10 understand why Professor Alex
srder Ular. author OF Russia from Within
should be invariably described in cable dis
matches and in the American press as the mouth
Mere and the familiar spirit of NJ. Witte, and
tbe persons who have originated this report can
rIv have done so with the object Of injuring Rus
.ss,= most eminent statesman in the eyes Of his
sovereign
For in the book in question Professor Ular de-
votes considerable portion thereof TO bitter at
tack on WHITE and his methods Of government.
He describes his financial system wicked in the
extreme" and alleges that Witte practised whole
sale extortion' from all kinds Of sources, and
the employment of the amounts thus obtained
10 increase the credit OF the country and his own
personal prestige, and the utilizing of this in
crease 10 procure still more important amounts
Of money abroad In fact. Of the most vicious
attacks that have ever been made against Wftte
IS contained in Russia from Within" and
similar evidences of aninosity toward Witte are
be found in Ular's articles published IN me
Contemporary Review and in other English maya
zines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
DEER STALKING EXPENSIVE.

Deer stalking in Scotland is a sport of which
very few Americans have enjoyed a taste MT
winans. who rented huge tract OF deer forest
running across almost the entire breadth OF SCOT
land was given to hospitality, the stalking on the
Balmacaan property. occupied by the Bradley Mar
tins is very poor while English and Scotch people
who own deer forests and who Go not rent them
cut. prefer, a rule. 10 do the grasslns OF the
stays themselves, as Go also those who have PAID
enormous prices for the lease of deer forests
PEOPLE who are very hospitable in the matter OF
grouse shooting and who will invite large parties
Of friends TO go after the birds. assume quite
different character when IL comes TO the matter OF
deer stalking If the forest happens to be rented
the lease invariably limits strictly the NUMBER OF
head Of stag that allowed to De Killed. aho' as
a general rule the lessee. realizing that eaca OF
these stays represents considerable sum OUT u
his pocket. prefers TO do the shooting himself
Fgftv ~ SIXTY stays are about all that the large
forests can properly yield during the stalking sea
son srd rasnv a stalker considers himself equal
o. rrsse5ne every one of them without assistance
even from his dearest friends. Even II stalker
owns the forest and is not limited by the terms OF
any lease yet he almost invarlapiy resulcls MIN
in his Shooting realizing that ASIDE from any
considerations Of sport the killing OF every decent
stag on the place practically renders the forest
vslueless for several years to come. This IS why
English and Scotch people, at other times so nos
pitable and genial hosts are so chaIs Al 'leii
invitations Cand so afraid Of having invita-
whee6led cut Of them) during the oeer s'AlAIle
season now in progress. If they happen TO nave
deer forests.
Probably the finest deer forest in Scotland is
that Of Glenquoch. which Lord Burton. OF Bass
ale celebrity. has rented from Mrs EIlce 1oF
nearly quarter of century past ana II Is tleie
that the King will stay with Lord and Lady Bur
ton toward the latter part Of this month for the
deer stalking. The King always enjoys these FisitS
10 Lord Burton not only because OF the perfecuon
Of the sport which the Glenduoich forests ana
hills afford. but likewise because the mouse parry
always includes that remarkable old maiden iaoy,
Miss ThoruhiH sister of Lady Burton. and reputed
the finest bridge player in the United Kingdom
She is the Kings favorite partner at the game
and al the card table she sees in him no longer
her sovereign but her partner. treats him as such'
and does not hesitate to scold him sounoly II nc
IS g4,n,v n any NAV that in her eyes seems in
different
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11
HONOR PERRY,S MEMORY.
"Od Home Week" Celebration Be-
gins at Nesoport.

Newport, R. +, Sept. 10-The coast squadron of
the North Atlantic fleet. in command of Rear Ad-
rniral Francis w Dickins. consisting the flagship
Texas and the monitors Nevada, Arkansas and
Florida, arrived here to-day to take part in the
'Old Home Week. exercises. which began tonight
with special services in all the churches The city
was thronged with visitors all day. The chief
feature tonight special service in the First
Baptist Church. The soldiers. marines and blue
jackets from the forts. training and torpedo sta
tions were IN attendance. The sermon preached
by the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Edward A. Johnston,
whose theme Commodore Oliver Hazard
Perry. Rhode Islands Gallant Son. and His Victory
OF Lake Erie" The church was handsomely deco
rated Special seats were reserved for Perry Bel
mont, descendant Of the commodore and Mrs
Belmont.
Mr.. Belmont to-day made public letter sent to
him by Baron Kentaro Kane5o. who was unable to
accept an invitation to be present the celebration
OF Perry Day tomorrow. Baron Kaneko wrote:
You know what a keen interest the Japanese peo-
PIE always take in whatever is connected with
Commodore Perry, whose memorable service has SO
closely cemented the friendly relations between
TINS great republic and Japan, and particularly you
know what unique privilege l had in connection
with the monument which erected at Kuriharna
IN token Of our grateful appreciation of the COM
modore's services to empire. Therefore you
well imagine my genuine disappointment when
me from having the pleasure to accept the invita-
ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-11

Registration began in the schools last Wednesday,
when about all of the principals and principals
assistants had returned to their duties The teach
were in the classrooms Friday. The eight
principals, who appointed by the Board
of Education in July will be installed to-day. The
increase in the number of new schools Will require
one thousand new teachers. and scarcely that num-
Der is on the eligible lists
The great difficulty that confronts the teachers
principals at present the introduction of the
time schedule which the board of superintend-
ents have perfected in the last few months. The
time schedule has been changed in accordance with
course Of study which has been in operation for
After the outcry against .fads and fancies' last
spring and the demand for the cutting down Of the
began their work on tx the new time
plans great feature is the reduction Of the
three and one-haf hours daily, The other. one and
feH euf no96 6 are o 70 aT @ @
For many months the officials of the. department
ton next Wednesday while no exact figures have
that the amount that the Board of Estimate and
M sa befRee T 5s an 10 TINS
S2S. 10000 was asked for last year, and about
creased by $6o66o which was appropriated for per
anent betteT1nents Two Of the largest new items
and 500 900 for new high se 5s se teachers
the general school fund this fail from the legal
grant of three mills each dollar of assessed
used for the payment Of salaries to teachers and
school authorities, will be about 19700 Salaries
increase annually under the law. and the increase
of attendance requires new appointments This
fund will consequently fall about 100000 behind
The special school fund will require about S020OOo
for supplies, salaries of departmental employees.
etc. This is the only fund that may be cut down,
and it has been well reduced owing to
economics naugurated after the great cut OF 100000
last year. More than $4,000 was saved in the gen
eral fund last spring by delaying the appointment
teachers, but it is generally recognized that this
sort OF economy is too detrimental to the school
system to be often INDUCED in About sl2S.G0 was
saved the special school fund this year by the in.
PRODUCTION Of economies into the administration OF
the bureau of supplies and greater savings are
promised in the bureau for the future.