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Progeny of One Pound of Potatoes.

From the Kansas City Journal.
Campbell Russell, the big cattle man from
Hereford, has just finished planting twenty
five acres of potatoes, and says if they do
as well as his small garden patch has done
in recent years he will have potatoes for
the entire Creek nation next year. Mr.
Russell says: Ten years ago 1 received
through the United States mail one pound
of seed potatoes, and haven't bought po-
tato since. Year by year l planted one
acre in potatoes for my home use, and the
following spring would have wagonloads of
them for sale. Last year planted my reg
ulation acre and gathered in $50 bushels
of potatoes. After using them all winter
l sold what remained at net cost Of $500.
So YOU see a one-acre farm is not so bad.
and especially when 1 raised twenty crops
in ten years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02

ished through a door at the other end of
the ROOM but the face that looked back at
him was dimpling gayly; so Sir Henry
smoothed his mustache and tried not to
look more foolish than was prescribed in
natures original plan.
1t is too bad said Mrs. Winston as she
led the way to the dining-room ten minutes
later Il sent for Nancy, but couldn't
have her. You see, l ordered the table
laid for four, in the hope that she would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02

of finance, they naturally are supposed to
have the bearing of men who know a great
deal which they can't part with. In spite
of an environment that naturally presup
poses a solemn view Is taken of life, the
members of the stock exchange seem to
be fond of chance to indulge in a good
laugh What is more, they have fallen into
the habit to an extent that seems at times
highly reprehensible to the conscientious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
Earnings of English Railways.

From Scribners Magazine.
While we are inclined to criticise English
railroads with much freedom. they have q
record in one respect which our own rail-
road managers must look upon with re-
spect. The gross earnings of the English
roads never showed an unfavorable fuc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02

who has served the exchange as treasurer
and who as one of the members young in
years has taken active part in promot-
ing the interests of the organization.
A difficult post is the one that Is so well
filled by the secretary, Mr.. Thomas l..
Hume. He keeps the records of the trades
as they are made, and puts them down In
book which becomes the official and per-
manent record of the organization. In ad-
ditiou to the amount of the security In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
Not Always Attentive.

devoted by the regulations of the body to
the daily call as a period of general relax
ntion and social endowment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
The Misdemeanors of Nancy.
ELEANOR HOYT.
A Lesson in Democracy.
Copyright. 1902. by Doubleday. Page & Coz


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was sLoh l
and active. The trading was scattered 'hiou
out the entire list, and prices in some iiS'
moved UP sharply. Irreguarity developed III ST.
through realizing, but the general tone FUie
strong New-Orleans Railway shares adVahceu
SHARPLY under limited trading: the common
s1lned IL per cent while the preferred ADVANCE
o. The strength in these issues is attTiDuleu
70 The good financial condition Of the company
s4hee the reorganization. and the outlook TOT
dividend the preferred shortly after the IIS'
oI the year is thought 10 be very proHhslhe
american Can stocks were strong hot"it"
Standing some occasional irregularity- Maiiiio
ISSUES moved up sharply. especially inc pre-
Ierred International Salt improved half a point
bethlehem Steel preferred was strong amer
can Writing Paper issues were fractionaIiy Det-
Ter Seaboard stocks were decidedly hrnae-'
american Tobacco after an early loss OF points
recovered 70 the highest. In the mining sIoeAS
greene Consolidated sold ex-dividend. at a siighI
4'ahce CRANKY strong ana aouFH
eeae Gold up a fraction; Mitcheh MINING
:, an early gain of u. broke rather shaiPIs
- per cent. with only small fractional receiver !,
- oonos Albany and susquehanna S1zs were up q
a. AsseI Foundry IS off u. Erie IS aoF@i'eeo
- ~sHua Foundry es Il per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
TRAnE, IN CHICAGO.


rFv Telegraph o The Tribunel
r~bioogo Oct 23-Wheat was inactive to-day ana
.nrn Taa not much doing in corn, so that II TOOK
80. business IN oats to raise the average or the
market to a moderate volume F1rTnnesS was the
general character Of all the grain markets. ms
news affecting the trade was LdVerpooi lHeSsaso
stating that the Russian government had put GIN
culties in the way of export of oats from baltlc
ports l, - A.,
Wheat closed 1sc lower for December ana 4ao
higher for May. Corn gained LILO for December
and 1sc for May. Oats advanced sc each lol 10
cernher and May Provisions were quiet as usual
rd the tone was heavy and the price at the close
decidedly lower.
Local receipts were 146 cars. against 81 the same
6av last year The market was moderately actlVe
and fntrly frrn with good support from the Armour
manager when it gave signs of weakness DeceIn-
her Iosed at $3.50 to S8c after selling high as STAG
and as low S691c. May closed at Sa%ci the nigh
est was Sc and the lowest a13c
The market for corn started strong and higher.
with the srnallness of the receipts and the ag-
gressive bulshness Of at the opening the only
apparent motives the buying that sustained the
price OF corn Trade was not heavy. and 1t was
largely confined to the local scalpers. Local re-
ceipts were 1s7 cars. Old December sold from $40
down 451kc. closing at $3.50 May sold from HE
to 44&tc, closing at 444sc.
The bull element In tho oat pit again at
work. the market ruling active and strong The
STRENGTHENING influence tho cable received con-
corning Russia prohibiting exports Of oats from
larger The trade in general large The SELL
ing was led by local longs, who took profits. The
receipts were 534 The range Of December
was from 29c to 291kc. closing at 29Ssc to 2s]2c.
May closed at 81%c to 31Ac The highest was
$40 to 32c and the lowest 3t35c
Trade in provisions showed a slight improve
ment and a little more interest was manifested by
outsiders in the deferred futures Prices with one
exception, were lower, but at the decline the mar
ket showed a stcadIer undertcna- The Cudahy in
terests were selling all deliveries of lard and Janu
airy pork There was also some selling Of lard
through commission houses. The buying was by
pit shorts and outsiders.
Shorts in October pork showed a disposition to
cover and prices ruled frmer. October pork sold
at SIS Is off to SO 10 and January at sl2 BIN on
to S12 27 and reacted s12 271s to $l2 30 October
lard sold from 81 O2 81 O5 off to 81 and January
from SIS 77Is off TO Sc 72a and reacted to Sc IS.
October ribs sold at 81 Go and January from 81 47s
off TO 81 42lz and reacted to 81 As Hog receipts
were $4,000 head and prices at the yards were
ste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
STOCKS.

Celluoid Company 'ASo
Consolidated Traction Co Of N J.......'..''.os 80 o.
1oseph Di ia 1Tu S r oUnanty lbs 100
Gas & Electric Company Of Bergen Cou1ty-'.. SS o%
Eackensack Water Company common ...''..!!64oo
do preferred. -19S
TIoboken Land & Improvement Company -.---z9 -,
Hudson County Gas Company. -.'..''..10 III
Jersey Tltyi; ao9 s1 q F@'eSot ~ ~ 14O $50
brunswick Light, Heat & Power CO.. 81
NeIy-JerSey zs5c CT T Company 16s IT,
North Jersey Street Railway Company ........ %
Paterson & Passaic Gas Electric Company. ~ ,665
Public Service Corporation. 59n
Rapid Transit Street Railway Company '.zS0 <oV
Somerset Union & Middlesex Lighting CO.. ~ 800
south Jersey Gas Electric & Traction Co.ddSs0 dd0
Singer Manufacturing Company SSeS
Standard OIL Company. 0'o
tinted Electric Company Of New-Jersey. "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
.SurrogateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Amer c. THOMAS. Surrogate OF the County OF
NewYork natce Is hereby given to all parsons having
claims Anna l. Owen late OF the County Of
Sew York deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscribers place Of tTapaact-
Ing business. No 81 Fulton Street in the city 81 New
York before the First day OF April next Dated
New York. the twen5y-hfth day Of September. 1905.
WILLIAM D. MURPHY. MARY c, MURPHY, Exeeutors
HENSY w. GAINES. Attorney for ENecrtors. Ne. ~
Fulton Street. Boro. Manhattan. How York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
STATEMENT OF NoN-mEMeER BANKS.

The weekly statement of averages Of the banks
Of New-York City. Brooklyn. Jersey City HoooAen
ard Staten Island. which not members OIL tNo
New-York Clearing House Association but MHiC-4
clear through some of the members. Is as ioii0"'
October 81 October IA. Changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Washington. Oct. 23.-The condition Of the Treas
ury at the beginning OF business to-day was as
follows:
RESERVE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion .StSO'eoOOoo
TRUST FINDS. TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
TIFICATEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAIL WAY

r,4.nded Steamship Sainys Vancouver for 5R7aa.
China and Philippine Islands.
Empress Of Japan Oct soh Empress q India ESQ
p 81 Athenian. Dec. 18th Enpss OF Japan jan "a ot
For FIJI Hawaiian Islands Australia and New zssixnd-
asaans 10th iAorangi Dec. Btu
For rates and information apply 2s1 Sth-4vs ssa
and 1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
DIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the II a. m and p m
calls yesterday compare with the maj prices u
Saturday as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

Quotations for foundry at the II a. NJ ana p N
calls yesterday compare with the nnal p''0'' "a
Saturday as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

NOTICE TO FoNDHOLDERs.
Rockville Ellington Street Halfway comp or,
VNTERFST COUPONS OF THE BONDS Ot
N, Rockville &. Ellington Street Railway Company.
maturing November 1905. and all future GoeLoms,
viii be paid at maturity presentation At le
Ean of New York No. ITO Wall street, NeT toT1 N''
ROCKVILLE GAS ELECTRIG> , E0a 1aSe u;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24

-rEn AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL. BANK.
rs Broadway. New 1oEk; GCSope TV'i =. III
Il rsctors OF this bank held to-day sem-annual
d,1dend of FIVE $50 PER CENT. the capital stock
was declared payable November 1st proxlno 70 sIoA
of October 20th 1903
hOuefS Vi ~ - EDWARD BURNS. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
Trust Com panies.
Trust Companies.
t. EgSUITAB.LI.E
TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Capital 100000 Surplus sio,ooo.cos
Dicidend Notices.

AMsIGAMArED COPPER COMPANY.
~ broadway. New York. October 18th; 1905
Alta MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
"A the A.nalsarnated Copper Company. dividend of
One ana One-Quarter Per Cent. UH95l was declared
payable November 27th. 1905 to stockholders OF rec
ord at o. Thursday. October 26th. 1900
transfer Books close at o'clock p. M. Thursday
October 28th 1905 and reopen at 10 o'clock A IA
Monday November 18th. 1905. -
A. H. MELIN. Secretary & Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney Co.. No 70 Broad-st'
New-York and No. 122 South 4th-st. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
RAILROADS.

y. loo Chicago Sub.
20. 900 Erie rights.
2. 200 CT North rights
1901 Inter Rapid TT.
500 Manhat Tran.
600 New-Orleans
800 do pref. 49,.
800 NYNH & II rts.
COO Northern Sec.
IT do stubs.
600 Seaboard Co.
1000 ( Seaboard LIST Of
200 90 ID pref. i.
3, 200 I West Maryland.
500 do scrip. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-24
1s4 4M Total sales
s251,OOo Total sales.
CLOSING CURB QUOTATIONS.

LESS than 100 shares.
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BONDS.

CRevised daily by ]. Thomas Renhardt. wa-st)
Bid; Asked.
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i4,IeO Total sales.
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NETWORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
FURNISHED by William e. Nichols Co.. No Is wail-st,
aiA Arkn
NEW-JERsEY SECURITIES.

"And interest.
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CEyrnfsbed by R. l. Day & Co. No. 3 Nassau-St9
W uInIote0 70 On nct o1 Oct

SAsked.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01
DE TEATRO

Han sido las d. funcioncS ce aver
DDS tNisos psrs i oOmpshis &c ar
smcla
~ pohrc Valhuena" sisne aando
cn;radas 5@sauies conpcnssdoTss
= una zatzacla grscioCisima. en- la
que c>i% admirable I'll Scfior Ramirez
In La Nieleci;s oonSigdio un
veudaiero ;rIunfo la Ma;so. que es
m a. simpSiics cads vez.
Ia esplendida sehori;a puoh y Ia
Duofio oompleisn las par;e- ell 10
Que Sc refiere Sehorss V entire los
sctores. como siempre. se distinguie
ron los sefiores Moniesinos yNizca
rrondo. va que el seiior Ramirez me
reci6 anoche el primer premlo.
FL gran concerian;e de La Nieje
cita. en- que luce su voz la Mateo. sc
repiiio en- premio 4 los splauSoS de-
.publicc.
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Certanen
DEL kTeneO PUtRTORRlQUFRO

La Directiva de este Centro ha
acordado. con fecha 20 de Abril, pro
rrogar el plazo de admission de traba
jos dcho Certamen, hasta el dia 80
de Mayo las nueve de la noche.
Desea con este ell Ateneo facilitar la
mayor concurrencia de trabajos q Gi-
eho Certamen para que sea tan digno
de nueStro Ateneo, como del Ateneo de
la Habana. cuyo juiclo ha de ir So
metido el valor intellectual &C nuestros
patriotaS
Hasta la fecha Sc han recibido bas
tantes trabajos y es de esperar que el
entusla smo cOntinile dada Ia perSpec-
tiva que hay con elinteres despertado
entire los memhros ateneistas de Ia
Ciudad de la Habana, por. prestar su
Iconcurso valiosi>imO en- eSta fiesta de
la cultura puertorriquefla.
Literatos. artistas y hombres de
c;encja. de Puerto Rico, deben Sentir
un digno estimulo por dejar colocado
4 buena altura nuestro nOmbre en- Ia
Antilla hermana.
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TIansito por el Istmo

Las representative hechas Was
hington por los gobiernos de Chile
Bolivia, PERU. Ecuador, Costa Rica,
Nicaragua y Guatemala, dieron prom
to resultado. FL ministro Taft diIo
los epresentantes de aquellos paises
que el goblerno americana sc proponia
esta blecer ell sister ma de "puerta abier-
"a en- el IstmO y reducir las tarifas
del trahCo hasta donde 10 permitiese
un bene hcio razonable.
Las tarifas del ferrocarril de Pan4
ma son exorbitantes. Por eiemplo.
dcsde los passes productores de cafe
en- Centro America, sin f4cilidadeS pa
I'd transporter por ell Atlantico el f1ete
les de SI2 por tonelada del articulo, de
Icuyo hete Sc llevs ell ferrocarril istme
no S. 20 So, siendo asi que la en-
presa no lie irroga mas cue 81 50 de
costo. FL ferrocarril ha pasado pro
piedad exclusive del gobierno ameri
cano. y Mr. Taft promote que en- 10
futuro Ia tarifa sera reducida 4 la mi
tad de 10 que es en- la actualidad.
Ademas, hay en- estudio proyectos
para mejorar la linea. Er vez de los
actuales veg mes, que Cargan 4 raz6n
de unas doce toneladas. los habra que
carguen treiDta y cinco y Sc pondran
locomotoras de mas potencia
Es probable que Sc le ponsan dobles
paralelas al ferrocarril istmefIo. y Sc
habla de construir por cuenta del go
bierno dos grandes vapores para Ii ca
rrera de Nueva York Coon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01

= oomo nsoi6n. r. e.iisr iA sctsua =
lss nAncses De- mafGchin
Sra ~irmefsdsa' - NJ. Castro a.
sahas 4 Us Essaa,s Cn'dos. pero san
90 oons,a de modo caro- cue nos hsyA
desahado. y snnque corsiara. game
fiamos slgo cen spfobisf
Hay uua fsson para Greer que uu
repfeSeniauie me,or ,qu.hbrado de Ia
cue Mr BDwe- IA dem s,rado ser. h
hfia evi;ado musho del enSedo que Nh
Tsf; psrece esisr .ciaTando por 10.
pTooetimien;os irauquilos del sentide
comun'
De todo este sc in6sre por buena &.
losofis on. al presidente Castro le es
APPLICABLE un iermino propio de las Ii.
dias de gallos. '.salio DE- la valla sin
IN arunszo." al menos hasta IA feoha
y, segun siutomas, por buena pieza de
uemro.
La fortuna es de les au1aces.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01
|DiSOluCi0n de una SOCiedad
NUEvA CASA EN- OPERACl0HES

Los seiIores Sores de Fronters Her
manos S. en- G., nos participant en-
atenta circular que por haber esprado
el tempo del contrato qued6 dlsuelta
la sociedad nlercantil que en- Maya
giiez tenian esta blecida, quedando
cubierto el pasivo de la misma.
Para la liquidacion de su active y
continuation de iguales negocios. Sc
ha constitufdo con fecha IS de Abril
por escritura ante el Notaro don Jose
de Diego, una nueva compafiia con
igual nombre, de la cual son socjos ell
comanditario don Ramon From terra y
Pons los gerentes administrators
don Juan ARIZONA y Oliver y don Juan
Arizona y Fronters.
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p A Is
ENTIRE CRlMeNeS Y FLORES

% uien Sc atreve aun hablar de la
prosa de nuestro tempo,
En- plena leyenda vivimos Y has
ia olsidando las guerras y las expedi
clones. las copgulstas .complots", nos
quedap suhcientes motives para 10 te-
nsr que envidiar a ningln tempo pa
sado
En- P~ris, por 10 menos, estamos
siempre en- pleno melodrama. Qutad
estos seiIores burgueses sus trajes
obscuros y unifoi mes; quitadle sobre
todo su espantosos sombreros de coras
sus cuellos que garrotan y sus risi-
bles paraguas; quitadles ESQ. os digo
para poneres IN cam bio una capa, y
os encontrar6is al ir por las Gales en-
pleno siglo XIV. por 10 mcnos en- 10 que
d intrigas, pendencias, escandalos y
crfmeues Sc rehere.
Cada maiiana, en- efecto. la policia
encuentra en- las GALES mas centric as
algunos honrados comerciantes con
una punaiada en- ell pecho 6 con un
tajo en- la garganta.
Las cuadrillas de malandrines son
conocidas.
Hay una, y celebre va en- ell mundo
entero, que Sc llama de los apaches. y
otra mas nueva, pero no menos roman
tica, que comienza adquirir algdn
renombie con su titulo general de
I.Compaflia de los marsel.eses.
LAS marselless 81. Las apa-
ches! Los ataques nocturnos;
Los signos mlSteriosos en- medic de la
obscuridadl =. LAS vengahzas san
guin arias! Guam lejos esta b an
aquelios busnos padres nuestros que
fundaron ell naturalismo que negaron
la existe ncia de todo 10 melodr amati-
CO, de Greer que veinte amos despues
de la public aci6n de "L'Assomoir' Ia
vida iba a inspirarse en- ''En los mis-
terios de Paris.
Y no solo las pufialadas han revi
vido. En- materias galantes tamben
las epocas novelescas. Iced los
flats divers" Aver era una senori
ia de la mas alta alcurniA la que er
pleno dia, dejabase raptar por un chico
sin nom bre y sin dipero.
Hoy no Sc trata de un case solo
sino de varios. Los sabados son los
dias mas anmados de ID semana. Hoy
cuento, pues a una costurera que Sc
echo al rio por ctlos. a una horista
que Sc as6xi6 por tristeza, una nina
de catorce amos que, enamorada de ur
sacerdote, Sc disparo un tiro dejt
escrita una carta que hace pensar Ell
las heroinas de Bar hey d'Aurevilly.
'.Se que mi amor es pecado-aice -
pero por 10 mismo siento que cada
dia Sc hace mas grande me llena
de llamas malditss ell cuerpo." ere
quiescati"
Por 10 que mejor indica ell renaci.
mieuto de lc vida novelesca es la
abundancia de envenenamientos.
Hace diez amos Sc decia cuando
alguien hablab ba de envenenamientos:
-iHistorias romanticas!
Hoy son hissoriss reeles, hasta pue
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Cofpa che redime

Con este tiulo Sc estrenarz en- la
Habana por la Compafiia de Italia
Vitaliani, que actualmente trabaja en-
el Teatro Payret, ell notable drama
dc EchegarAy que leva por titulo
: .Mancha que limpia', esirenado en-
Italia con un exito extraordinario
presado en- los darios ha baneros que.
este drama forma parte del reperto-
rio selecto en- su bello pals. pero nos
parece que el titulo italiano no res
ponde q la signihcaci6n subjetiva que
el eminente Echegarsy dio 4 su ce-
lie brado drama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01

ae ascgafafsc cue go a's'ofiss D. arir
fes. Ia tres mexcs. en- slceio. BE- mes
vis,o varies eso@ndslos Rccordcnos
el DC madame Massos. q &c Nafseila
Il namsdo dc SAINT claire. = &c Sy-
veion. aun env1eiio en- misieripsu'
murmu,los. el de Ia mu,cf de na NJ
htar. Y. en- Tin. anoche a del riniot
Bianchini. que eS una pasine de cuen-
TO fioreniino poT al eaadTo. por sus
rersonajes y por "a Secreto tn e
esireno de un drama. entire basiidores
todo el mnndo iesiejaba al pinior IS
cenogrsfo.
-; Una copa de champagne, Ia
bonn bon
y las mujeres suntuosas y soni ZEN
ties. coronsdas de flores. pasaban y lie
sonreian FL tomo el bombon. Ape
mas 10 habia .lleva do sus labios pail
decio. Unss .cua ntas horas mas tar
de habia muerto Y mientras tanto
la mIsica continia las jeres 81.
guen sonriendo.
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"MeIOdiaS"

FL j6ven G inspirado compositor don
Federico Porrata Doria ha compuesto
un Walls que titula "Melodias y dedi
ca los sei1ores de Winthrop.
Ell trabajo artiStico es muy bello
Brilla en- esta nueva obra del st flor
Poirata Doria. Ia misma inspiration
que ha herhe del gusto de toda perso-
ma distinguida. ell walls s0aanao que es'
de uua delics disima fsctura,
Felicitamos al joven compositor poF
el SECURE tribute de su walls Neloatas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01
Una errata

Nos avisa nuestro comp anero senior
Mc'endez Muf1oz que los cajistas cam
biaron la primera inicisl de su nombre
en- el lltimo articulo que hemos publ
cado DE- este fecundo cola borador.
En- vez de Nj, pusieron E los dos
apellidos que resultaron exactos.
Desde luego que nuestros lectores
ha bran compr endido la equivocacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01
Nuevo emprcStito

El gobierno japon6s estd proyectan-
do un quinto emprestito inferno de
$50. ooo. 600 para Mayo. Las condicio-
mes seran las mismas que en- ell cuarto.
En- atencion a que capitalists ex'
tranjeros Sc han ofrecido suscrib Dir
mas de 10 que ha de importar el en-
prestito, sc les dara oportunidad para
que suscriban la mitad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-01
FuneraleS en- CabO-ROjO
Z. Gomez CarYiii0.

En- la mafiana del 2S del pasado Sc
verihcaron en- Cabo-Rojo solemnes
hopras ftinebres por ell alma de la que
en- vida fue dora Maria Malaguero,
viuda de don Prudencio Celada, falle
cida en- Madrid el de Octubrc Ill
timo.
La fnada era madre del Padre don
Claudio Celada Cura parroco dc Cabo,
Rojo.