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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
oRDEN.

Para informzr Ia Cuf1c Sobre Ia
vcn;s de bienes inmnebleS
fog cuANTo Guillermo T. Sanchez.
padre con psira po,~s,ad sobre sus
memories hilos Francisco Julian. Ra-
mon Aarcclino. Juan Jose. Adrian
Aonserrsie y Guiilermo Eloy Sanchez
y Borges. kabidos Ell su mstrinonio
con FL ~isca BoFgts Vera. ha pre-
sen;ado una pe;icion ante es;s Core
por conducio del Abogado Rafael
Tirsdo Ferrier, solicl,ando au;oriza .
cion judicial para la vepta de bicnes
de sus memories hijos consistentes en-
una finca r1s,ica situsda en- el barrio
ie Peha-pobre, del termino Municipal
de Nagua DO. compuesta de siete
cuerdae. Otrs hnca rhstica situada
en- el mismo barrio de peiia- pobre
conoc' la con ell nombre de Cieniga,
compuesta de diez y seis y media
cuerdss de terrcno. Otra fnca rIsti-
Ca compucsta de doscientas setcnta y
ocho cuerdas. setenta y cinco centinos
dc otra de terrenos, sta en- el mis-
NJ h.rr;o de Pefa Pobre. Otra hnca
rlis ica situada en- el referido barrio
dc Peha pobre, compuesta de dos
cuerdas OCherta y un Centavos de otra.
Otra hnca rlistica situada en- el ante
dicho barrio de Pefia pobre, compues
Id de un cuadro de 'erreno. Otra fncs
1hstica sin nombre especial en- Ell ba-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

grao del rio. xssio ae boQseron. del
,srmsns kun.capsl del pnehlo as l1s
rscasax. compaeas De einencnia v
seis cuesdss De tcErno. ofa hnea
rdssioa 6enominada 6lorlesa. siss IN
el hsrrso de rens pobTr. compoos;s
lie scscusa scis Cnerd2S de ierrno.
Cuva vcnsa iu;creSs y2iizzr gsor lr
motives cue consian de Ia pcisoaon.
poR 10 rANro - ordcns poy esis
coue dc diSsriio del eisinro Iudiclsl
de Hrmacao. cue ioaaS las pcrsonss
in,eressdzs en- al caudsl de oich
iifpnis Francisco Boigcs Vera. com
parezcsn ante dlcha Core 81 Ssbsdu
a. . de Alb Il dc 1905. : las GA n. en-
Ciudsd de Humacso Y en- Ia Ssls
dc dicha Core para iniormar IL
nisms sino debe librarse Ia orden
para la sutoriz sci6n Solicitaos por q
pc;icionario, ordep-nl2 cue una copia
lie eSts orden 80 publ'que pqr 10
menoS duranie Cuatro semanSS una
vez cada semans. en- un ptriodlco IL
los de mayor circulation en , n Iuar
de Puerto Rico Y pDr snuncios PA
bicos que SC iljaran en- tres siti"s pa
bicos del lugar donde radican los bic
mes
Dado bsjo mi trma hoy 2s de Fe-
brero de 1908 =, A Erwin. JueE de
la Corte de DiStr'to de Humacao-
Testihco -Esrlque Rincon Secretary.
Y para entregs. 4 ia parte promo
vente a I'm de que le de publicacl6u
en- uno de los prri6dicos &c mayor
cIrculaci6n. San Iuap dc Puerto Rico
extiendo el prestrte edicto b 10 nj
6rma sello del Tribunal er Huma
Gao 2s de Febrero de 10 5 Enrique
Riucon, Secretary District Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
LOS TkABAJADORaS DEL MAR

Nientras dormia, cret estar pero vivir cuan-
do Sc despertaba creia ester lumendo.
En- efeeto, esabi sohando.
ESQ de me liza roche proddjose el ceo un vasta
GIliatt tenia concencia do el confusamente
trayes de sueno.
Debfa que Sc levantabl e hrsa.
Uua q e miento de frio le des-
pero abr} algo mas los ojos de 10 que SO ia vS que
e zen habia exenSas nubes que luna huia corren
do pos de ella grande esrella
Gillia tena lleno el esplitu de la diffusion de los
suehos. aqle ecmiento de ensueho mplicaba los
aterradores p saes de la noche
Al des Jertar el dia estaba helado dormia profun
damente.
La sdbits aparici6n de la aurora lie arranc6 de
aquel sueo pclgroso tai Su acoba miraba al sol e
vante.
G Hiatt bostez6 Sc desperez6 sc lanz6 fuera de su
agujero. mia tam bien, q le do cuenta de
de stuac 81. Pc, POGO reaparecio
e septimir de adad hasta e punto de que
dijo iAImOrctm0s/
El tempo e>taba tranquiIo e cielo rfo sereno, va
nc haba nubes la tarrida la noche habfa ase ado
el horzonte el Sc levautaba Era una segunda her
ornada aquella que empezaba. Gjat allegro
Quitose su capote poainas las envovio en- la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
VIII
m oRTUNAEQUE voLUC2Eb

Glliatt durmi6 hien; sin embargo, ntervaos le
despe't6 ! o. H ba coloca1o naturalnente los pies
el fondo IA cabeza la entr'da nal ia to-
mado e r baio de guitar un gran ndmero de
pedrtc angulosas, que debfau ftvorecer
sueno
interval tamhien entreabria los ojos Ola de
vez en- cutDdo profundos detonaciones Era la marea
crecieptc II enetraba estruendo lbs huecos
del escollo
Todo aque 10 que e rodeabs ofreca 10 extraordiuaro
de la Wis 81: de- Giliatt todo f,ntastco
Agregado 4 la brepuez de Ia noche, veilse sunni
do en- 10 impossible decfa: Esfoy sosaado
Despues Sc v, via dormir entonces. soiando de
verdad enconrabase ell Bs de la Ca le en- los Bra
YES en- Saint Sampson; ola canara Deruchete estaba
en- 10 real
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
So VEWDE

una fnca eompuesta de 10 cuerdas terrenc
llano en- las que enclavaa una casa vivienda
tres ranchones de MADEIRA con cubierta de zink
y IN edlicio de mamposteria con parte de
MADEIRA cubierta de zink donde estuyo ins
talado hasta hoy la maqu.naria para la fabrl-
casidn de a2Gcar de los Sres A. Mason &
h lo. Radca dicha fnca colndante con Ia
caFretera que coniuee de Cgtano Bayam6n
y es muy propio para estabecer ana industria
Pasa informes diTgirse
S06rlsos 6e E3qa&dga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
CAMINAR DIARIAMENTE NU-

CAMlNAK DlARlAMENl y NO-
CHO Y BANARS3 TODOS LOS
DIAS. SIN PoNERSH AL SALIR DEL
BANo LAS ROPAs SUDADAS Y EvITAN-
DO TENEPLAS SUDADAS AL DESCANSAR,
son necesidades organ'cas tan urgen-
tes como tomar I'm dia por mes Ell
Digestive MoIarrieta. para purihcar
los alimentos y aoumulsr nutricion,
cuAndo Sc padece Anemia 6 TrastoT-
nos nerviciosos: languidez, palpitaci6n,
escalofrios. Slefios intranquilos y fre-
euen tes jaquecas.
Las personals que padeeen estrefi-
miento deben conner pures lie lentejas
6 frijoles, habas 6 talA tois, con los
alimentos habtuales; y cuando Sc di-
gieren con difcultad estas legumbres
deberan acompafarse dc uaa oblea DEB
Digestive Aojsrrieta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

~ cabo Torres @compznado d.
gussdis Norslrs ~ f%;npaao cn Care
naA ua csbsiio cue fGe rohztlo tsr b.
Ian Rivcfs a. nen@. ,asnhlen Il
csbo CarferAs ' cl gnSrdis Rol@ ocn-
psroa oiro rohsdo por e. rnsSuno indl
vidno F~c;icando>c -civ.S ailigen-
GAS para 81 o.wura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Lihros inseressn,es. los Sinmos
puhlioados se ,iiulsn del siguieris
~ do Y sc hallsn dc ventz En- el Be
lErE: "progreSo y miseris. De z.
rigue George: Ia sociodsd moribun
ds y Ia snsrouis." de Juan Grave
la expression de las emociopes' de
Carlos K. Darwin: y La banders
roja dc n. Z. Braddoa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
Sc vende la casa n1mero 6o de Ia
calle de Tetuan.
Para iuformes, dirigirse al sefiOr
Reyes y Pefia. FortaleSa So.

FL cabo Ortiz detsvo los indivi-
duos Santos Guerra y Jose Perez p l
Ell delito de estorcion hacienda de de-
tectives en- el barrio Mochuelo de Pom.
&c. cerrando varias tiendas y llevando
Sc rlgunos efectos,
El3Juez municipal entiende en- el
aSuntO. &T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17
Noticias

a. ssasn h srslia dr. srN3e afrrve
q - enHiaea psf elsK ssrr~sse &c
N.sfn'ck p.fa ~ Fsotsooclso q a ~
isce sirfe.niae. frfn uue saraara mu-
Gao 80 sivir - a.sifSsa ANA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Esta noche ST verihcara una recep
ci6n en- Ia Estaci6n. naval de esta ca
pital en- honor de los sefiores miem.
bros de la Comisi6n de puertos Y rios
lega Ia aver en- el trasporte Sumner
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

II trasporte Sumner saldr1 esta
noche las II para Culebr y Saint
Thomas regre>and el don ipgo pro-
ximo DeSpu6s partira para Maya
gllez y Ponce, sIguer do luego viaie
dlrecto para los ! dos Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Ha fallecido en- Coamo ell reputads
comerciante y propie ario don lose
Pic6 Y Pomar mi brn de una dis
tinguida f~milia dc aqueIla poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Fl SarGenio de JeS Is comuuics des-
Gu yaTns a las s V IS &c IA iaTde de
a CT cue acsbs d, regreSar del barrio
{, nucu. donde en- cl rio GuamaEi aps-
recio ei csdsver de un negro descono-
cido. poT orden del Fiscal Sc le bs-
Oh ! autOpSia Y reSulia cue fuc oca-
ii NADIA IA muerte por hemorragia ce-
rebral expontanea y por t,,nto compile
tagnentc casual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Fl Official De Sandal de Aguadilla
"a trlegrafAdo a la oicina del ln>pec-
tor general del ramo que ha descu-
blerto casos de muermo en- caballos
de una finca Situa - Kilometres
de la carretera de Isabella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Los sefloreS Sanchez Morales v
Behn, estuvieron esta maflana en- la
Mansion kjeCutiva con ell fin de yer
al >eilor gobernador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

&C la corregido en- la Siguiente fir
ma el aparisio V dc Ia ordcn gen, raj
mum I2>:
A Isabella. Manuel de Icsis Hern an.
aez. de Camuy, 4 Pa1illas, Manuel
Sanchez Santos. de Cayey. Sc han
aombrado guardias de la Policia ln> "
a por el termino de amos los in
dividuos Primitive Hernandez y F.
lix Urrutia, para ell puesto dc Ba
yamon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

p - "a ~ d. - ot'chsH ac&sxn
e. Consfs ilncsf e. u rnltn ae psssf-
10 Rsoo en- esss 'etndsk zcor9anao uns
terra pasa ecuSaAf "a Plaza vrcss'e De
efe 4 nTre1ia l,> 50 sss don
haanuei Pal4csoS. don Aepssnuceno
Flores don I Se l'cncao Bcn;;cs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Anoche fue herdo gravenente de
un bal4z en- Lolz4 el indi viduo Poll
ca-pio RoSado pr Ramon Molinss,
sier = -. arr, stado y ocupandosele
el revolver.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Despues de probar todos los engans-
sos remedies que Sc anuncian es
cuando mas Sc agradece la ehcacia
RAbRAA del Digestive Moiarriea,
cuya superlorldad eSta universal.
mente conhrma a.
Caraciones deseSperadas en- perss-
mas bien sonocidas que 10 tomaron du-
rante tres meseS son las que 10 ham
heeho glOrloSo pero un solo estuche
produce meJOr "fecjo que una doeena
de traScOS de cuelqulef otro remedios
porque ademaS de Ser Il 1nlco verda-
dero Curative radIc del estomagG Y
del intestine, sin cnga6oss accion cal-
mantle, es Digesti,o y Puridcadsr do
los alimentos
81 debe eXigr que cada hostia ten
ga grabado el nombre Digestive NoJa-
rrle,a.
d p6sito genera cr las Farmacias de-
Ramon Almazan, Eide Gullermetyy
) M. Blanco en- San |uan de Puerto
Rioo. DE venta EN- las principales
Drogueria de Europa y America.
En- Ia Secrcrri de Puerto Rico,
iatura dc Obra> pdbIIcas Negocia-
do de B~n tic me- 5, - h despacha~
do nil gdn asunto i ter6> pdblico.
Los seiores Winthrop. Hynes
CrcsdS giraron un visit en- la tarde
de aver al NJ nico1i3 saiendo salts
fechos del estado dc limpieza del esta~
bleclmento y promcfleron que Sc ma
rian las me ioraS necesarias en- dicho
a>iIo de demeutcs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Sc vende la casa NAM. 8S, de la
calie DE- San Seba> tian. LnformaraI
San jose, 10, altos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Por defectos fisicos Ia sido dado de
bsja en- el cuerpo de la Policia Insu.
lar e. guardia Salvador Romafiat.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-17

Clsses &c ,aquigrstis = 6omicslio. co
IS n,ufce y Rio u arss.
Presto n6dico.
SEBASTIAN MOL
Gale Dafaui San,wrce
Ap~r1A % SIS. san Juan.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
BAD SITUATION IN DOMINGO.
Action Of United States Senate May
Cause Uprising.

San Domingo, Republic Of San Do
mingo, March 22-The news of the post
ponement by the United States senate
of action on the treaty with Santo Do
mingo makes the situation here acute,
and an internal uprising seems to be-
imminent, based on the cry that Pres
ident Morales has been discredited in
the United States. President Morales
states that he is prepared to put down
any revolution, but that a more Sc
rious matter in his mind is foreign come
plications growing out Of Belgiun's de.
mands presented on March 81. Bel
gium wants customs receipts of a port
of Santo Domingo to the extent of S25,-
SS3 a month, according to a former
agreement, on which no payment has
been made for three years. This first
demand is construed as a direct result
of the failureof the treaty between the
United States and Santo Domingo.
President Morales anticipates similar
demands by other foreign powers, which
he will be helpless to resist. He says
hewants to pay all the republics debts.
but sees the ruin of the country with
every port in the hands of different
foreign power and no revenue for the
government. While he sees no light
ahead, he has blind faith that fright
will triumph
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
REPUBLIGaN PRIMARIES.
Republican Town Committee Fixes
April as Date.

A meeting of the republican town
committee was held in the committee
rooms in the Glebe building last even
ing. All the members Of the committee
were present except w. r. Clark Of the
third ward.
It was decided to hold the spring
primaries in all the wards on the even
ing of Monday, April s. At this time
the delegates will be elected to the city
and town conventions.
March n is the last day on which to
get names on the registry lists and the
selectmen will meet in city hall on
March 81 for the purpose of making
voters.
On account of the increase in the
republican votes in the various wards
at the last election the coming conven-
tions will be entitled to 122 delegates
instead Of ninety-two as formerly
At the coming election there will be
twenty-three names to be voted for and
they will all be on one ticket OF the
regulation size, 6x51s inches.
All Of those present last evening
seemed confident Of a complete repub-
lican victory this spring. Commencing
next Monday the republican COMMITTEES
rooms in the Glebe building will be
kept open all day and also in the even-
ing for the convenience of the voters
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
CLOSE ON RUSSIANS, HEELS.
General Linevitch Reports Appearance
Of japanese Force.

st. Petersburg, March pa dispatch
from General Linevitch, dated March
21, says:
Yesterday japanese cavalry detach-
ments appeared in front of one of our
advance posts. Behind the cavalry
were infantry. who halted at the village
of Machantzy."
The retreat of the Russian army from
the latest reports is evidently being
conducted in good shape. In four days
actual marching after leaving Tie Pass
the rearguard has fellen back seventy
miles, and the heads of the columns are
already. entering Gunshu Pass. forty
miles further north, keeHing up with
the japanese column marching north
over the Grand Trade route. With the
bridges and railroad destroyed behind
the Russians the Japanese are unable
to press the rear, and, according to in
formation received from the front, it is
believed that the bulk of Field Marshal
Oyama's army is still at Tie Pass, the
fianking column being comparatively
weak. This news may, however, prove
incorrect.
For two days there has been some
skirmishing, accompanied BY artillery
exchanges between the Japanese on the
Grand Trade route and the Russians
screening the retreat, showing that
they are in constant contact.
With the crossing of the Sungari riv-
er at Chantchiatu protected, many mil
itary men here believe that General
Linevitch, while prepared to withdraw
to Hardin, will attempt to hold the line
from Kuanchangtse to Kirin, so as to
control the rich Sungari valley as a
source of supply for the army. A Jap
anese advance to Kirin would be equiv
alent to the isolation Of Vladiyostok,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
,AGAINsT PROTECTION.
Overwhelming Vote Taken in the
House of Commons.

London, March 22.--As the result of
the cabinets decision yesterday to use
no pressure upon its followers Iii re-
gard to resolutions introduced by the
opposition to commit the government
on the fiscal question, a resolution in
troduced at to-night's sitting of the
house Of commons by John Stirling.
Ainsworth Gree trade liberaI, declar-,
ing that lin the opinion Of the house
the imposition of a general duty on all
manufactured goods imported from
abroad not exceeding 10 per cent. on
an average and varying, according to
the amount Of labor on these goods,
would be Injurious to the commercial
interests of the United Kingdom, was
carried by a vote Of 254 to 2.
While this action left no opening for
a critical party division the decision of
the government to eyade an issue on
the fiscal question for the remainder
Of the session and the fact that this
was the first go-as-you please vote,
brought out a large attendance and
good galleries. A strong liberal whip
summoned the members of the opposi-
ton, and the nationalists turned out in
full force. -
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
MANI LIVEs ENDANGERED.
Fire in Empire state building IN New
York. f.s

81
New York, March %. MANY lives
We're endangered and damage to the
extent Of $4,000 was done by a fire ii
the nine-story Empire State building
at Broadway and Blocker streets TO-
day. Scores of girls employed in the
upper portion of the building were
thrown into panic when flames swept
up from the seventh floor, where the
fire started. and 1t was only by the
greatest good fortune that all escaped
Assit was, many were more or less
bruised in the crush which followed the
rush down the stairways. Ii was be-
iieved for a time that many of the girls
had been cut off from escape on the
upper floors, 50 quickly did the flames
spread. but all finally were accounted
for The fire was confined to the three
upper stories and was subdued after
about an hours hard work
T1c blaze was most spectacular one
and brought out a great crowd. which
blocked Broadway and 4he other streets
in the vicinity. Reserves from fiys sta Z
tions were called before the police sue
ceeded In forming fire lines.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
GENUINE GAINSBoRoUGH.
Picture Found That May Prove j. p,
..' Morgan's q Copy. E@,4

Milwaukee, March 22-The journal
to-day says: What is pronounced by
a New York connoisseur to be a gem
uine Gainsborough picture is in possess
sion of a resident of Milwaukee. If 1t
is an original, the picture for which j.
Pierpont Morgan paid fancy price
must be a duplicate. The old canvas
has a history. 1t is a portrait of King
XIV. of France, which may turn out a
second Duchess of Devonsire sensation.
Evidently it was painted about the
same period as the famous picture
bought by Mr.. Morgan. The artists
name was worn away by time. The
canvas was bought by Milwaukee
man thirty-three years ago for a small
price from an old French emigrant.
According to his story, the picture
was cut from it's frame during the
French revolution and passed from
hand to hand through the Canadian
provinces until the owner found himself
in Milwaukee and ready to sell the
well-worn canvas"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
TO FORCE CZAR's HAND.
Action Contemplated at Conference of
Moscow Nobility.

Action Contemplated at Conference of
Moscow Nobility.
Moscow, March 22.-At a conference
summoned by the Moscow nobility,
meeting here tomorrow, the represent
atiyes of the Bessarabian nobility will
nresent resolutions adopted by that as
sociation urging that the conference de-
clare itself
First-For speedy termination of the
war.
aSecond--For the right of the nobility,
Zenstyos and other local organizations
to a voice in measures for local safety
and for the qtfieting of the peasant and
other disorders.
Third-For no interference with the
working of Interior Minister Bouligan's
commission in the interest of perfect
freedom Of opinion.
Fourth-For representation by nine
members on the commission, three each
representing the nobility, the Zemstvos
and the cities.
The Bessarabians also demand a
speedy summoning Of the commission.
! The indications are that the final rec
concentrations will find special favor
with the conference, and that Minister
T3ouligan will be petitioned to announce
the composition of the commission and
begin work Immediately in order to
avoid further delay in working out the
reforms contemplated In the imperial
rescript.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
SUR AGAINST EAWNBROKERS.
Brought by New Haven Men--over-
Interest Charged.

Interest Charged.
Hartford, March 22.-Three suits have
been instituted against the proprietors
Of pawnshops in this city by New Ha-
ven plaintiffs, and it is believed that
similar suits have been brought in a
number of the larger cities Of the state.
The charges are based on an alleged
over-charge of interest on articles
pawned.
The charges are brought by Frank
Prasto, .. Spadore and Luigi Slorio, all
Eof New Haven, and the defendants are
Nathan Rosenthal and L. L. s. Knock.
pawnbrokers in this city.
The cases will be heard in the court
Of common Pleas some time during next
month. Mayor Henney has been en-
gagged as counsel for the defense,
A bill presented to the state legisla-
ture a few weeks ago petitioning that
.pawnbrokers be allowed to charge a
higher rate of interest on articles pawn
ed aroused considerable opposition, and
in the debate that followed the pre-
sentation of the bill it was brought out
that the majority Of the pawnbrokers
charged rates Of interest as high as 10
per cent. month, o. 120 per cent. a
year.
1t is the genera. belief in this city
that the three plaintiffs are canvassing
the state, pawning articles and making
note OF the amount Of interest charged,
and in the case Of an excessive rate, to
be followed by Il suit.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-23
ORDER OF R,NAI B,RITH.
Grand Lodge Votes for Retention Of
Secret Work.

New Orleans. La..p March %. The
Constitution Grand lodge, independent
Order B'nai Birth, to-day decided in
favor of the retention of the secret
work. 1T was resolved to appropriate
s25o0 toward a Levi Memorial volume.
A resolution for national B,nai
Birth sanitarilim at Hot Springs, Ark.
was referred to the committee on char
ties.
Simon Wolf of washington, D. G.,
was unanimously reelected president,
but declined. The officers were elected
as follows: +
Prsidnt, Adolph Krauss of Chicago:
Vice presidents, j. b. Klein of Bridge
port, Conn, and Lucius l.. Solomons of
California.
Executive committee from other dis.
tricts: No. 2, Jacob Furth; No. 3, Jacob
Singer; No. 4, Rev. Il. N. Calisck; No
9, Judge Philip Stein; No. Z, Joseph
Hirgch.
The concluding session will be hell
Tomorrow. .,