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Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Cornell aradnates Marrlsd.

Ithaca. N. Y, June 2S.-After re-
ceiving their diplomas at Cornell Uni
versity, Miss Olive r. Edwards, Of
Ithaca graduate from the arts course
and Edwin w. Kramer. Of Paterson.
La, graduate in civil engineering, eel.
ebrated the close OF their college days
by being united in marriage. The
young people became acquainted in
the class room during their sophomore
year and became engaged in their
junior year.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
DR.. Miles
Anti Pain Pills

They never fail to cure all cases OF
pain, because they treat the Pain Source
the nerves. BY soothing the irritated
nerves they lessen the tension, build up
the strength, set the blood coursing
through the veins. and thus ailay all pain.
Periodic headache, that united me for
business several days at a time, has been
my life experience. l found first relief in
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills, and since then
invariably ward them of by taking a
pill when I feel them coming on
r. NJ. MOOBERRY. Windsor, III.
The first package will benefit, if not, the
druggist Will roturn your money.
% doses, % cents Never sold in bulk.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
An llIernl Combination.

Macon, Ga. June 23.-During a hear
ing here in the United States court of
'be case Of Tiff and others against the
Southern railway and other railroads.
involving an increase in lumber rates
District Judge Speer, of the southern
district of Georgia, expressed the opln
ion that the Southeast Freight Asso
citation is a transparent scheme TO
avoid the effect Of the laws forbidding
Tcoling and combinations in restraint
of trade.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
NUGGETS OF NEWS

A boiler at a saw mill at Alfalfa.
Ala. exploded. killing FIVE men and
iniuring two.
General Charles II. Darling. Of
Utica, ~ Y, died at Asbury Park, n.
j., while on a visit
The 2sth annual festival OF the
North American Gymnastlc Union was
held at Indianapolis
The national council, Jr o. U. A.
NJ. adjourned at Nashville, Tenn. to
meet in Boston in 1907.
Henry NJ. Wilson, a wealthy manu-
facturor. dropped dead OF apoplexv al
the Duquesne Club, Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
FHEODORE ROOSEVELT AT THE TIhIR or
HIS GRADUATION IN 1850.

THEODORE ROOSEVELT AT THE TIhR or
HIS GRADUATION IN 1880
hours duration, was a busy one. He
attended three college commence
ments, at two of which he received
high honorary degrees; travelled sew
eral hundred miles. and besides de-
livering significant addresses at each
commencement, made a number OF
speeches from the platform of his car
to citizens who had gathered at sta
tions along the route.
The president devoted few minutes
TO meeting the classmates of Federal
Commissioner James r. Garfield, who
Is a trustee of Williams, and then
made a quick inspection of the new
memorial chapel.
After a short walk the president ac.
cepted the invitation of his host. to a
drive which ended just before the
commencement exercises began. He
spoke twice here, once upon receiving
the degree and again from the steps
of the church where the commence
ment exercises we're held. TO the peo-
pie who could not get into the audi
torium.
Then came luncheon. and an hour
later the president was on his way
back to Washington. His train made
stops at North Adams. Adams and
Pittsfeld, when the citizens joined in
demonstrations and were addressed
briefly by Mr.. Roosevelt
The presidents train arrived in
Washington early today He will re-
turn to New England next week TO at
tend the commencement at Harvard
University.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
STOCK EXCHANGE ACTS
Takes Steps to Prevent Raising Of
Certificates.

Takes Steps to Prevent Raising OF
Certificates.
Philadelphia, June 23.-The listing
committee of the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange met and made changes in
the rules of the exchange so as TO
defeat any further attempts to "raise"
certificates of stocks. The rules of the
exchange were changed so that here
after all certificates of stock shall
have engraved on them 400 shares"
or "for less than 100 shares" and
shall contain device Of two rows Of
numerals which are to be punched to
indicate the number of shares called
for on the certificate. The stock ex-
change will send the new rules to all
corporations having listed securities
on the exchange and whose certificates
of stock do not conform with the
rules. The Philadelphia Traction com
pany and the United Gas Improve
ment company have already decided
to change their certificates.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
HER RELIGION ABOVE ALL
Iowa Woman Refuses $4,000 70
Change II.

Cnanqe H.
Davenport. Ia June %. - Putting
her religion above all price Mrs. Lu-
cinda Ganson. OF Davenport, has re-
fused 20 accept $4,000 left to her by
the will OF the ete Charles Simpson.
a Sacramento. Cal. wealthy friend OF
the Ganson family, the bequest being
made on condition that Mrs. Ganson
become Catholic.
In the event Of her refusal Of the
money on this condition, the will pro-
vides that the money shall go to a
Catholic orphanage in Sacramento.
Thirty thousand dollars is an i'm
mense sum to refuse" said Mrs Gan
son, "but cannot think of changing
my religion or belief for any amount
OF money"
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
THE PRESIDENT
Gets DEGREES
His Journey Among Colleges
of Western Massachu-
setts Ends
WAS At THREE COMMtNC MENIS

Williamstown. Mass. June 23.-The
zig-zag journey Of President Roosevelt
among the colleges Of Western Massa-
chusetts ended with his departure
from Williamstown after he had re-
ceived from Williams College the hon
orary degree Of L. II. d. His stay in
this state, which was of scarcely 80
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Hill paNlLs cAARers
Former Philadelphia Official Says Tes.
timony Was Deliberate Perjury.

timony Was Deliberate Perjury.
Philadelphia, June 23-John w. Hill,
former chief of the bureau of fltra-
tlon, who was held in $4,000 for trial,
on the charge Of falsifying the records
of his bureau, issued a statement in
which he denies the charges made
against him. He says that the testl-
mony Of Fred Schaffhauser that he
was ordered by Mr. Hill to falsify his
monthly reports, any or all. is "wilfull,
deliberate and corrupt perjury OF the
rankest kind"
Mr.. Hill says that his position at
city hall was never congenial and
that he resigned his position because
Of a desire to return TO professional
work which was more profitable than
the salary paid by the city, which was
$4,000 a year He intimated that
Schaffhauser appeared against him be-
cause he had recommended his re-
moval from the bureau
Thomas J. Blair a policeman, who
was a witness for Samuel Salter when
the latter was accused Of ballot box
frauds. was discharged from the force
by Director of Public Safety Potter
In explaining his action. Director Pot
ter said that his connection with the
Salter case made his retention on the
police force impossible.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Was WIN Perry TO Ianan.

Cambridge. Nd. June 2S. DR..
Thomas b. steele, one of only seven
known surviving officers of Commo-
dore Perry's expedition to Japan IN
1853, died here. He was SO years old,
and his death was due to the infrmi-
ties of age.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
several RulIdInna unroof.d.

Trenton, n. j, June 23.-During a
heavy storm here the wind unroofed 4
portion of the mill of the Trenton Mills
and Elevator company and also un-
rooted two or three other buildings
besides blowing down a number Of
trees.
Members Of Wilmington Lodge, No
1S4, I. A. of NJ, are requested to be
present, Thursday June 29th. An
election for a delegate to the Inter-
national convention will be held.
w. T. LOWE. Reed. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
eovernor WIlI HeIn Jerome.

Albany n. Y. June 2s. - Governor
Higgins has notified District Attorney
jerome that he could rely upon execu-
tive cooperation in any action he
might take as the result of Superln-
tendent Hendricks preliminary report
on the affairs of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society,"
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
epwoRrH LEAGUE CONVENTION
Denver, Col, July SO, via
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.
NarN Low Rates.

From all points East OF the oh,c
river. tickets will be sold June 20 to
July 3. inclusive, valid returning to
and including July II. 1905.
Extension Of return limit to August
IL may be obtained on deposit OF
ticket and payment OF fifty cents.
For fun particulars. address near
est B. g. O. ticket agent or c. w. Bae.
sett. G. P. A.. B. & o. r. R.. Balti-
more, I'D.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Hiaher Paw FOR Expert Riflemen.

Washington Juno %. Additional
pay of 81 a month to enlisted men ir
the army who qualify as expert rife
men. is offered in general orders is
sued by General Chafiee, chief OF stan
and is calculated TO stimulate riff,
practice IN the army. Qualification
Tor the additional pay cannot be mad,
by men in the Artillery Corps.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
THE STANDING,
MRS. HuloEkopea NOT ENGAGED
5rother-in-Law Denies That She Is to
Be Married to General Miles.

Philadelphia, June 2s.-The report
ed engagement of Mrs Rush Shipper
liuidokoper to General Nelson A.
Miles was absolutely denied by Henry
S. Huidekoper, the brother of Mrs.
Huldekoper's husband Mr. Huidoko-
per declared that he had heard moth
ing Of any such engagement. and
that there was not a particle of truth
IN IT,
The report, which came from Wash.
ington. stated that the purpose OF
Mrs. Huidekoper's present visit to Eu-
rope was 10 purchase her trousseau.
and that the wedding would take place
in the fall The late Mrs. Miles died
at her home on the Hudson last
summer
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
warrant Far pank cashier.

Buffalo. June Pa warrant has
beeen issu9d on complaint of the fed
eral authoA ios for the arrest of Fred
Green. cashier Of the Fredonia Bank,
Of Fredonia. n Y, which was closed
by the comptroller Of the currency on
Monday last The warrant charges
Green with being short in his accounts
to the extent of several thousand
dollars
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Aches

OF some kind are the heritage Of nearly
every one. from the infant and the collie.
the middle aged and the distressing. mis-
cradle headaches. to the aged with nerv-
Gus, muscular and rheumatic pains.
remedy to relieve in all cases must
be founded on the right principle. and
that accounts for the wonderful success
NJ
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
REDUCED RATES TO AsBURY
PARK.
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Meeting National Educational Asso.
citation.

Cldkions
For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the meeting of the National
Educational Association. to be held at
Asbury Park, n. j.. July to z. the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets 10 Asbury Park
from points more than one hundred
miles from Asbury Park. l. e. Chester.
Pa Wallingford. Pa; Villa Nova Pa;
Spring Mills, Pa; Carpentervile. ~.
Ji clayton. n. j.; Harrisonviile. n. j.;
Monroeville n j.; Bridgeton. n. j.;
Waterford. n. j. and all stations be-
yond these points. at reduced rates.
These tickets viii be sold July /. 2 and
3, and viii be good to return leaving
Asbury Park not earlier than July 8
NOR later than July 10. except upon de-
posit of ticket with Joint Agent az AS
bury Park not later than July 10 and
payment OF fee OF fifty cents. an ex-
tension Of return limit may be obtained
TO August 81 inclusive. Tickets will
be sold 70 Asbury Park via direct route
and also via Nv York city i'm both di-
rections and VIII be honored only as
they read. Stop-over win be allowed
at Washington, Baltimore and phila-
delphia within transit limit on going
trip, and within ten days not to ex-
coed final limit, on return trip. on an
tickets reading via these cities. stop
over within final limit will be allowed
at New York on return trip on tick
cts reading through that city by de-
post Of ticket with Joint Agent al
New York within one day after valida-
tion at Asbury Park and payment Of
fee OF 81. For specific rates. routes.
and stop-over conditions consult near
est Pennsylvania railroad ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23

vii A. A. ....O o 0 O o 0 OF O-f
Harrisburg . 80 90 20 3 o.
Three-b -base HIT. Campbell; sacri-
fee hit. Hartmann; bases on balls. on
Myers. a; off Campbell, .; struck ou.
by Myers, A. Dy Campbell, stolen
bases. Hamilton. Lewis wild pitch.
Myers; double play. Hartmann with
Calhoun; left on bases. A. A.. 8. Har-
risburg, 6 umpire, Connors; time,
$50
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
French Torpedo Boat Wrecked.

Cherbourg, France. June 29-The
French torpedo boat Harpon struck a
rock during the manoeuyres. A wreck
ing party worked on the boat all day
and she was refoated and towed to
the arsenal It was at first thought
that she would prove total loss No
liYns were lost
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
JEROME PROBES EQUITABLE
District Attorney Sends For Copy Of
henGrieks' Report.

Hendrieks' Report.
New York. June 2S.-District Attor-
ney Jerome, OF New York county. has
entered into cn investigation of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society
trouble and telegraphed to State Su-
perintendent Of Insurance Hendricks
asking him to forward at once official
copies OF his report The district at
torney would make no statement as
70 his intentions in the matter.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
TRI.srATE STATISTICS.
YESTERDAYS SCORES

Lancaster, 4; Altoona, O.
Harrisburg, 4; Wilmington, /.
York. 9; williamsport, g.
coatesville, j. Johnstown. q innings,
rain)
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
aad srassr FERRY. NEw YoRk
Readings New Terminus IN Centre Of
New York City.

Commencing June 25th the new uptown
ferry at foot Of West 2sd street, ~ r..
New York. will be opened TO the public
and first class ferry boats viii ply regu-
larly between that point and the Jersey
City Station.
The. New Terminal is A modern struc
ture beautiful as wen as unitarian. with
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS or YESTERDAY.
Athletics, .; Cleveland. (6 Innings. RAIN
Boston, J.. Chicago. / on innings. raim
Washington, 3, ST. Louis I Is in., RAIN
New York Detroit, rain.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
THE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY.

Philadelphia. a; Chicago o.
New York, .; Cincinnati, T.
Boston. 10; ST. Louis, 2.
Pittsburg- Brooklyn. rain.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
wawaset Defeated Norristown.

At Norrlstown yesterday the Wawaset
Gun Club team OF this city defeated the
Norristown team by 5ii to 5iS The scores
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Fourth cIaaa Poatmasters.

Washington, June 23.-The follow
ing fourth class postmasters were ap.
rointed.
New Jersey-Lakeside William S.
Gordon.
New York - Readburn, Frank IT,
Tymeson.
Pcnnsylvania-Egypt Mills. Josiah
Bensley.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Only One "West.s

Atlantic City Excursion. Thursday.
j23-5t.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
Total .,, ... o..
wAwAsET.


c. Buck. ... ..... ... ..... ... ..... .. 43
Springer .... ...... go. &c. .... ..... 81
heuttW ...-... zee. o.. ................. f3
Huoer '.'. ''''''..' '..' .''.' ''.' .''.' %
r. Buck .'... %. .....'. ........ .'...'.... ~
Melchoir '.''.'.'.. ..''.. .... ... ''...... 81
Roser .'... .'.... '..' ..'. ... ...... ...... 46
Ryan 80. q. ..'.'... '... ...... ....... "a
Mulher ..... ....... ...... ..., 50
Foord. ....... ...... .......,..... As
MckNvey ........... ...... .,.... 4S
Banks ........ .-... ...... ...... 20
kile.-. .'' ...'...... ...... ....... p
Total.... ...... ...... .... ..... ..... 5n
A feature OF the shoot was the break
ing of so straight by r. Muher captain
of the Wawaset CAB
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
NORRIsrOwN.

NOHEIsTOWN.
Knipcr ..... ..... 90. ... 49,. ............. AZ
J. Parker. 800. -. ......s....... . 90
Guyer .. g ....'.... ..... .... .......... SO
Lovett .... ... g.. 80. .... ........ 46
floNer .... 80. ....- .... ...-...... 81
Artiess ...-,..-. .,... .,,. .--... 36
Schamp........ ... o. .......... 80
Place ..'.. 80. -....'.. ..,......-... .... S8
host ....... .'. 90. e.. .................. 81
a. Parker ....... ..-...,......... 80
sketz e.. ....., go. ...,.......... 3S
J. Parker ......... .... .... .... ......... 80
smith ..... ...... .-... .....,..... A
Crosse. .... .................. a.
Evening journal., 1905-06-23
HARRISBURG.
sCoRE BY INNINGS.

totals -. -. .....4 6 q a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
Ell canal de Panama

Dicen de Washington que existe di-
vergencia de pareceres entire Ia comi-
sion de iugenieros encargada de die
taminar Sobre Ia construction del ca
nal de Panama. Parece cue los
extranjeros que de elias formsn parte
oplnan que debe caualizarse nive1
del mar y los americanos estan por tin,
canal con exclusas.
Los extranjeros son los seffores Cue
rard y Qaellemac, por Francia; Hun
tier por 1nglaterra. Lincanzer, por Ale
mania, y Welcker. por Holanda.
El dictamer de la comision Sc
hara p1blico dentro de pocos dfas.
Sobre ell asunto de canalizacion, TN
periodico de Mexico dio curse hace
dias TN rumor extraordinario.
Dijo tener inform acion de que los
gobiernos de Gran Bretafia y el Jap6n
estaban practicamente resueltos ca =
naIizar por Nicaragua. siguiendo Ell
plan trazado y abandonado por los Es-
tados Unidos.
Ell rumor parece demasiado extra
vagante para ser tornado en- conside-
raciou; pero en- anticipation de que
algdn fundamento tuviese, ell gobierno
americana sostiene que ain lie asiste
Ell derecho de preference en- Nicara-
qua, siendo Until pensar que otros
palses hayan de apropiarselo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
Ante Ell jueZ senior BaZa0
Ell SENIOR CUtvAS FUE MULTa0O
CON CHICO DOLLARS

Esta mafiana a las nueve media
Sc vic ante ell Juzgado de Paz la de
nuncla presentada por el Marshal de
la Corte Municipal sefor Musa contra
los sefiores don Alberto F. Martinez Y
Lcdo. don Javier Cuevas Zequeira, poi
escandalo y alteration de la paz publ
ca antea noche en- el cafe LA Mallor
quina".
Comparecieron los denunciad S. Y
varios testigos, tomandose declaracio
mes respcctlvamente los seflores Mar,
tfnez. Cuevas, Musa, Rafael Sche ttini
y Angel Bugella.
FL abogado sef1or Falcon, 4 nom
bre del sefior Martinez, explic6 los
hechos, demostrando que no podiacul
parse de escandalosos dichos Sres,
puesto que 10 ocurrido anteanoche no
abba sido sino una ligerezs. hija de
eJulcios, y al final solicito del Juez
que dnicamente Sc previniese al sefior
Cuevas, de que no debis seguir ofus
cado contra Ell sef1or Martinez, puesto
que no habla intervenido este en- los
hechos que Sc le imputaban.
El Juez sefIor Bazan, declare culpa
Bile al seflor Cuevas, imponiendole S.
de multa, y el seflor Martinez resulto
abSuelto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
SenalamientO ante
la Corte Suprema

El Tribunal Supreme. 4 moci6n del
abogado don Herminio Diaz Navarro,
ha acordado el sef1alamiento de ape
laciones en- los siguientes pleitos civil
les:
Diciembre 6 Antonio Exposito con-
ira Adolfo Robert, sobre nul1dad de
un juico executive; Petronila Patricia
Rios y otro contra Maria Rios, sobre
traslaci6u de pleito de Corte Iusular a
Corte Federal.
Diciembre II, Gerardo Soss contra
THE American Railroad Company of
Porto Rico" sobre reivindicac6n de
propiedad inmueble indemnizacion
de dafios y perjuicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
AcU E r D o
JURTA SUPERIOR 0E SaNIoaD
DE LA

La Junta Superior de Sanidad en-
session celebrada ell dia 23 de Noviem
bre actual, aprobo por unanimidad Ell
Siguiente acuerdo:
Que dados los terminus de la sec
cion 10 de Ia ley vigente, creardo Ell
Departamento de Sandal, Benefcen-
cia y Prislones. dicha ley ha colocado
los asuntos de S4nidad en- las manos
iniciativa del Director del ramo, ase-
sorado por la Junta Superior de SAM
dad; que con el dictamen previo de la
lnisma el Director redacta los regla-
me ntos sujetos la sprobacion del Con-
seio Executive; pero no quiere decir este
que ell Consejo Executive pueds hacer
por 81 mismo los feglamentos santa
rios, nj en- todo nj en- psrte. Que por
cousiguiente solo pueden tener fuerza
obligatoria los reglamentos hechos por
el Director, prevla consulta de la Jun
ia Superior y aprobados por ell Conse-
jo Executive" o.D...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28
NOtaS italianaS

Roma IS de Nov1embre -Hace
dias circul6 ell rumor de que ell emba-
jador italiapo en- Madrid. sefior Sill
vestreli pasaria Washington suce-
diendo al baron Mayor des Planches
Ell rumo, origir0 dc la partida suhita
del ba16n para Italia. conj-turandose
que habia tenido algdn disgusto en-
los Estados Untdos por la protection
que dispe nso al escultor Ernesto Bion-
d1, cuando las autoi idades del Museo
Metropolitano de Nueva York Sc ne
garon eXhibir ell gr9po "SAturna)ia"
del sehor Biondi, y los tribunales ame-
ricanos sancionaron Ia negativa.
-Tienese entendido que el emba-
jador Slvestrelli ser& el representan-
te de Italia en- la conferencia de Al
geciras para tratar dc asuntos ma
r:oquies.
-El seflor Gualtierroti. ministro
dc Correos y Telegrafos, ha nombra-
do una ccmisi6n. cue presidira ell Sc
nador Blesenna, para estudiar ell desa-
rro!lo de la te'egr sf sin alambre con
ell fin de establec. ii-z estaciones en-
puntos ccmercieles import ntes de Ita-
liza poneIlas al servicio p1blico.
LA noticia de que mons-for ]. A.
Arcoverde d Albuquerque de Caval-
can't, arzobispo de Rio Janeiro, iba
ser creado cardenal, ha soliviantado
celos en- otras rep1bucas latino anne.
Iicanas. La Argentina rec}ama dere-
cho igual honor en- vii tud de sus ex-
celentes rela clones con ell Vatic ano.
Chile 10 It ella ma por tener en- Santa
go la sede arzobispal mas antigua en-
todo sub America y ell PERT por ser
de todos los paises sub americanos ell
ptimero en- que Sc establecio la jerar-
quia catolica.
Ell Vaticano hs lido apaciguando
esta irri;aci6n dando palAbra de que
en- 10 successive lbs car6enales latino
americanos seran nom brados por tur-
no en- otros paises sin excluir Mexico,
no obstante 10 POGO satlsfactorio de
sus elaciones con Ii Santa Sede. En-
ire los que deben recibir 81 capelo en-
el prCxmo consistorio Sc cuenta al Sc
nor Spinola, arzobispo de Sevilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-11-28

6oS.77s,ss correspondence & contribu.
clones directa ssbre Ia propiedad
$s7s.sss,7s; 4 impuestos indirectos sobre
tabaco. ron etc, $r,so6,4o4,46 y scbre
herencias $rS77s.11 6 sea una canti-
dad mayor comparada con Ia obtenid a
por las dos dltimas partidas en- ell aao
anterior.
Ell total de Ia contribution sobre la
propied dad cobrada en- sl af1o fue de
$3.50 o6s.1 II, 6 sea mayor en- unos cua-
tros mil pesos sobre 10 cobrado en- ell
afio econ6mico precedentc.
Las contribuciones anteriores fue-
ron recolectadas por Ell gobierno insu-
lar y distribufdas bajo la base de un
qu,nto del uno por ciento para ell Te-
sero insular y cuatro quintos del uno
por ciento para las municipalidades.
La muicipalidad de Mayaguez no Sc
aprovecA6 durante el aflo de los benef-
clos de esta disposition legislative, perci
biendo pues menos de Ia contribution
de cuatro quintos del uno por ciento
que por aquella ley Sc concediera. u
Oetros asuntos, abarca el pream bulo
referido que tratare en- Ell proximo ar.
ticulo.
M. Alde0 Naxario.
Noviembre aS de 1905