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The Washington times., 1905-09-17
Bricks of Glass.

Opaque hollow bricks of glass are be-
ing manufactured a newly invented
porous glass can be used for top win
dows which excludes drafts but admits
fresh air. and the pins and pillars will
be made of stone glass. which has as
much resisting power as granite All
pipes are TO be made of glass, not only
Tor water but for gas
The glass mansion can be washed from
top to bottom. and the windows have
one peculiarity. From the outside they
present the appearance Of a mirror but
they arc transparent to the eye Of the
dweller who can look into the street
without being seen.
But in the age of glass, we are told
not only Will our dwellings be so con-
structed. but women will wear clothes
spun from glass. washable and siik-like
in appearance. The only people who
would suffer should glass houses become
general appear to be the fire insurance
societies. as glass will not burn. and,
therefore. need not be insured
BY LADY HENRY SOMERSET.
Copyright, w. r. Hearst. 1869
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-York. August g. 1905
BEEVEs-Receipts - 422 head, all cor
signed direct No trading to-day; feeling unchaIsed
Dressed beef per for native sides; Texas
beef 5i G7c cables from London or Liverpool
Exports to-day beeves and $500 quarters OF peer
CALVES-ReceIpts 126 head. including 10 De
sold, making with the stale stoGA lOo on tHs - 70 49,
No trading Of Importance and all but few head were
Feeling steady city dressed Neas SLOW al
SGI2c per n dressed calves duh at 90lO72c
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts were - cars. or O'A%t
head all the market. making with the stale stoc
cars on sale all Jersey City. Sheep were duil and 10
s2Jc lower good TO prime lambs about steady common
ana medium grades selling more freely al decline OF 90
a5c The pens likely 10 be cleared Sheep 500 ~
s 4G cs AZ 81 Dressed mutton weak at 6l-G9c per n
dressed lambs lower at Sali2c-
SaIes-Nev-ton 80 Kentucky lambs, % 10 ave
age ~ 81 80 per 100 NJ 227 u 10 at 81 2I do % H.
n az e. a 22s DO 81 10 at s. 90 Virginia do G2 Io
a. se- 40 % 70 SO: ia 90, 62 10 az So fS 30
20 N az Sc. 21s 80 10, AZ 50: 2I6 do; o. 10 az
indiana do 10 Sc; % Indiana cuIls a. ID al "a
liz n at "a 81 Virginia do, 96 10 at 81 "a Indiana DO
~ % m " Cnr1ission CO.: 254 Kentucky lambs 81 ~ at
81 40 do 60 10 SO 90; 81 do. 62 10 At 50 80 80
a. Sc aSS Virginia DO Sc l2l2 los Peunsy yana
90 IS 10 al s. 30: Kentucky sheep JOB 70 az - 20 .
40 90 ~ at 81 81 do 81 70. az SO 90 j. culs so 10
a 81 80 80. ,-,.t ,.L so - O., se =.
as4 do "a n at Sc 395 so 10 at IS sTl l3l o. 81
n al S5 622 $50 81 70. at $ SO % DO 20 10 az
s5 % IS Virginia sheep. 1l2 10 at $4 ~ do lOS 10 al
s. 80; do % n, at 50 20 . -. e. al
o59 West Virginia do 10 IS 62 ~ West Virginia
sheen 20 n al S4 Kentucky do 10 TO az 50; NA'e
,-estsriay) 81 Kentucxy sheep. 102 70 az 81 % 49,
Hildebrand & Co: 30 Kentucky lambs % 10 al - 90
Ho5S@Receips 25S2 head, all consigned direct;
noniuplly steady.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Coffee cables -Rio-CofTee market firm; No : Rio
1878: exchange Il e32d receipts sOoO bags shipments
10 Europe. 900 bags: 1TT.0oO bags
Zee market firm; good santos 4S30o; receipts
SOOo bags stock, l024 900 bags HambuTg-CofTee
ket opened = pfg lower; a. net unchanged
70 = pig lower; sales "a 600 bags Havre-CoIee
ket opened quiet : franc higher m declined =
franc. sales, 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

FLOUR AND MEAI1-To-day terminated slow week
in the hour market Buyers manifest very little in{eL
eraie voIur,s Sales today were uninportant Spring
patents 81 JOGS5. spring clears - f5fiS4 lo extra
10 / winter s. 2SdSS IS: extra No winte. s9gs3 20
choice 10 fancy 81 5OGS4 - ORNAiEAL STEADY quoted
Quoted quot F4ne White and yellow 81 3d. coarse 81 6
81 IS. FEED-City steady; Western nominal quoted;
81 &C. 8 sPFis a6 SO 81 IT, August spht City bran
SIS DO sacks So mddnE slgS-5i rec so @ go S5 %
Oh ci'iiSs meal e',2 s22 c'siz $50 '--~ 80 ~
wheat prices to-day as result OF bear
ish home crop conditions and s2!ne%he Isrses re-
interior points $4,000 bushels compared WIN SUSovy
bushels last The weather was IiNoTap4e IN the
tious for continued far over SUNDAY Iit tleI
hand further complaints came in regsrdng EqIopeah
tention paid this feature than might have beA the
case otherwise Parts closed % 50 Polhts - IoNer-
higher The Northwest markets we're weak. and
there more selling from that quarter io-
closed regularly &C net decline About &c was
lost during curb transactions and at oelocK the
s0A. and May slB. Broomhall estimated that the
worids shipments for the week would reach soeoeoo
bushels The local cash market closed quiet Win
No ! Northern D1luth s. I5n o ahoat- CORN
the market declined about cent a bushel
local market lust under the regular close
Not only was weather favorable at all Western
points but receipts proved than estimated ag-
bushels the corresponding day last year. on e1-
port account there were sales Of loads No corn
closed 6Il.c elevator and o an0at. No white.
sc. and No yellow. 6liac anoat- oats
with other markets oats showed eonslderabe weak
to-day. and closed at the lowest point Of
the day nc under the previous night The cash
2s 10 81 n. s2is q ssc; natural white, 80 20 %
70. s5a2eAc and clipped white 80 TO 20 ID g.g
3sc RYE-MsTket dull No Western. 'le asked
G 1 New York
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-YCrk. August >. 1895.
COFFEES-The was quiet. a
slightly Teactionary tendency scattering liquidation
offerings by certain believed
70 be selling against purchases Of actua coffee
opening steady unchanged prices, IN line with
the foreign markets, which generally steady and
first the market ruled steady around that level Later
however offerings increased without any change In the
general and the market closed steady net points
lower. Ss-es reported p go bags OF which
were switches from the To later positions OF the
European markets. Hayre unchanged while Hamburg
partial = pig lower Neither brazilian
markets reported any change The interior
Hent appears TO be expanding somewhat but
receipts are always expected at this % the
and The figures stli bulishiy with
when II will be recalled that tia small
one Receipts at the Two Brazilian ports reported for
the previous day 5000 bags 6
and Undahy receipts 81 600 bags against -
the previous day and 44O0O bags last
Teoes for the day were o. 5 bags against 4S 600 last
The market Wa quiet steady wi quo
tOtiOns on the basis Of sac for Rio No Z.
The range of contract prices the to-day
u &
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

pany l. December 49, 1888. and has been serving
as re-rnerftal CUartermaster since july %. lSss-
For tre position of iunior major there - no derta
of candidates and aruOug those mentioned for the
place are Captain samuel p. Fahuestock, captain
g. T. BruczInau. Captain Fre0erick w Baldwin.
Captain John a Anderson. Captain NJ. 3. fheal
and Captain George =. Libby
According the present plans u Major Fred
ericx A Wells. Of the Esd Regiment. the battalion
under his command which is 20 visit New-Ctty
during the Roc6iand County Fair. VIII leave Brook
lyn on the afternoon cf August II ~ time 20 eaten
the 1880 train for New-Ctty. The men VIII wear
their olive drab uniforms. and. IN addition viii
take the gray dress Uniform including white duck
trousers. A fun camp equipment VIII also %
"a ken II Is planned 70 hold severa! sham battles.
some exhibition drills and several reviews in the
four days stay Of the battalion IN camp The
regiulental banC- SlsO viii accompany the battalion.
and viii give daily concerts In addition 20 playing
during the military ceremonies
Major G. G. Cochran. Of the 18th Regiment. has
sailed for Europe pleasure tour. II Is ex-
pected that President Roosevelt Will review tho
regiment some day this week while it Is IN camp
at Plum Island.
Captain Washington WillcOcSs. OF the Sth Regt-
unent the senior captain IN that command. has
been quite III. but Is now reported 70 os sAightly
improving
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
GOLF At GARDEN CITY.
Mann automobile Parties Rem
dezTouS There.

Garden C-tv Long Island Aug. (SpeciaD. Golf
srs have been playing by the score over the Md
land and Garden City golf links during the week,
and the weather conditions have been exceptionally
favorable for the game ard have resulted in many
new devotees being brought into the ranNs OF the
golhnF fraternity OF the Garden City Golf Club.
Bishop Burgess and some Brooklyn clergymen
attached 70 the Long Island Episcopal Diocese
have taken part in this game during their leisure
moments as d means OF health and recreation, and
have developed into clever players.
Early IN the spring there unusual num-
ber % automobile parties riding about the island.
hut their numbers cannot IN any manner compare
With those Of the last week who have stopped here
while touring around the island. There have been
more than hundred automobile parties this week
and arrangements have been made al the Garden
Nly Hotei for more than two hundred and fifty
parties tomorrow.
mere have been many departures OF cottagers
Ano hotel patrons during the week 10 hot weather
IeSois IN the mountains and at the seashore. but
psrtures
ArA1r ". B. Wood has been travelling over
s is4and with friends IN his large automobile
p" ME az Blue Point they were members OF house
parry held thar place
a. ana Mrs. Thomas W. Ball are contemplating
-S aufoao, where they viii spend some time.
- -'e|, Of Manhattan. has leased the resi-
es'-e ~ ". n. Baldwin IN Cathedral-ave where
~ VII remain until autumn Mr. and Mrs
~ pa arr spending some time IN Europe
&. Atlantic city. F''e S ~
ss. -e.ss r y Burgess, OF Garden city. has been
N4Ss-U4ile some tiIne al Dedhan. Mass
Az. and Mrs. Francis : T3oIliefer a.. ,,et.snq
az Beliport. l. i - --'4iS'ef are NiS''-i'e
Colonel Asa Bird Gardner and family are oc-
vii remain Unfil late autumn F' "-'N '''
Gr. and Mrs. r. / Betcknan o, tbe Meadow
sfook colony. nave closed their Long Island home
ior q Will sno are now Newp0Tf
Commodore Edward Morgan 40 ,a,,t,,, t.,,e
closed their country place on the 1Nteetie,- tJ1s
Newport. -' --N-"N a.
Miss Esther Birdsan. OF Mineola. is Al Castle
ton VI - ~N-'N
The Home OF 81 Giles the cripple which has
ae0ple OF Long leland, has brought mlicb bsnni
hess into the lives OF many waits of FrooLivn
who have been brought here for the sltnnrasr
There are many Brooklyn children al this place
and the establishment % the Home for C.rfppleS
Children has resulted in much good.
Dir. and Mrs George l. Hubbell and family
vii remain at their cottage at Grove Beach
cenn, until late IN September.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Z. Stevenson and son have
S-n amending the past month al Long Beach.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

buffalo Aug 5-FIOUR quiet and steady WHEAT
o1lct: winter. No rcd. SEC. CORN dull; No yellow
81 N-o . OATS-Iight demand: No white, Sic;
No . mixed 2Si4c. RYE weak; No 2 S3c offered
Chicago Aug 5-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

CoITON-The days was curtaed bv the absence
o LtiDoi cables and trading largely in the line or
Hp for over the week end generally favorable
NeaLaer map and predictions bearsh weekly reDnrt
On IesSay promoted offerings early. after opening
STEADY points rgher 10 points
on 10 net decline OF lOGl3 points iauidaton ana
Dear pEessi e But around 10 45c Poo5
iiard oevt oped cf IL shorts no Doubt rut
also II seemed FOR the spot people and fresh
longs attracted 5y reports high tenlrrafres and "
weather In portions of Texas During the
market vas firm and at time the were
about @o< points net higher Just before in
creased oIerlnEs local
the best but the close while quiet an
vance OF point 20 & decline points. were
estimated az about 10000
OF high ternperBtures in sections Texas and what
seemed 70 have been coudburst jacksonville
uict. where over SO inches rain reported the
weather good all the South. expectations
besrsh weekly bureau report Tuesday based
the favorable character Of
view. Private reports particularly from Western
sections OF the belt continue buish
bulish regarding the attitude spot
holders who said be Offering very little
prices the
continued record breaking absorption consumption
talings being about 10000 bales for as week
against 1I2o bales for the week last
present supply American cotton SOC SCI
bales against 664. ass bales at this time last
The OF contract prices in the local market to-day
WAS follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
Sgss94 6sss;%9'. -. :ls Sc ssss SO 81 81
Pork:
September .....I3g5 I3G3 l3s7 tes7 I3G2
October ........1S AZ i345 1881 isS7 iS4o

Receipts OF breadsturs at interi points thousands
bush. as follows. 80 S-'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
EDITOR GETS WISE.

When you go 10 the city and the multitudes
OF people you wonder how they all live. but after
the city fellows get through with you the mystery
is not great-(JeweH (kan1 Republic
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

Those members OF the National Guard who have
not yet qualified at CreedmOor in the grade OF
marksman will have opportunity 10 do next
Saturday which is the first OF the supplementary
practice days.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-06

After considerable discussion the officers OF the
18th Regiment have decided upon Captain Fred
erick ri. Stephenson for senior major. vice Foote.
promoted Lieutenant Colonel Captain Stephen
son nrst Joined the regiment a private In Com
Newport daily independent., 1905-11-02

| Go to l. D. Price for the late and popular music. 45btf
 For Wedding presents go to the Palace Jewelry Store. 45btf
 Cut Glass for wedding pres ents. Palace Jewelry Store. 45tf
 For high quality and low prices the Palace Jewelry Store leads.
 Miss Hortense Williams is up from Forrest City for short visit.
 A new and pretty stove is the latest addition to the Coterie club rooms.
 Mrs. T. J. Gregg and Miss Bessie Watson spent Tuesday in the Capital City.
 Robert Sanders returned to Sulphur Rock Thursday after a brief Newport visit.
 Cotton brought 10.80 at New port Thursday and is getting mighty close to II cents. I Lost-A gate. Finder will re- ceive reward by returning to Joe 1 Weisburg, 3O5 Laurel street.
 Use White Silk Flour and you will always be smiling. Bowen's Cash Store.
 For Sale-One horse and bug gy. Apply to W. F. Bishop, 7O7 Walnut street. -
 Doctor c. E. Carroll is now able to attend to work at his dental office. 61b6t
 For sale or trade for town property, my residence in East Newport. Mrs. Alice Stephens If.
 Late and popular books for sale and rent at Prices book store. New books received daily.
 Fresh and cured Meats of all kinds, with fish and game in season. Call Jp Pettet & Stiles. Phone 1o5. A6dtf
 Captain William Warner and wife of Batesville are the guests of their sister Mrs. R. A. Randy for a few days.
 Virgil Graham arrived home Thursday morning from a two months stay in Hot Springs and lis much improved.
 Mrs. I. W. Stephens and Miss Emma Brown were up from the Cedars Wednesday and spent the day with Newport friends. l Give us your orders for meats and we will see that they are promptly delivered to any part of the city. Pettet & Stiles.
 The OLD RELIABLE ETNA } Insurance Company for Accident, Health and Liability. Call or c. R. Hite, City Agent. 48d1mo, . The water supply will be cut , off Sunday afternoon from 2 til 5 o'clock to repair fire plugs anc patrons will please take notice.
 Refined and lubricating Oils. either wholesale or retail, anc especial attention given to gir and mill oil, at the Standard Grocer Go. 41dtf
 Mrs. T. l.. Gardner has re. turned to her home in Augusta after few days visit to hel sisters, Mesdames M. M. Stuckey and George R. Hays.
 Let your money assist you. Apply a portion of your bank account to a good investment, which will augment the returns of your own labor. For some good things of this kind, note the ad of Elmo Riddell, real es- tate broker, in this issue. 61btf
 ELGIN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-24
SAN
TACO MUNOZ.

Lleno mi Amino de honda tFistezs y
consteraaCi6n ante "a s6bits muefts
del juicicso joven puertorriquefio JE
MARIO SANTIAGO MUNOZ pub leo
ei itBs Iioeas para erviar mi aircera
exprepi6n de condoleDciR & d viPtuosa
sefioTR de mi iotimo amigo ell doctor
CoronGs. de Ponce. & mi Compatriota
Luis MufIoz Rivera y dem6s miembros
de So fami'is spreciable en todos con-
cor Itos.
El fslleCimiento premature del jo-
vsn SRntiaR0 es dignO de Iamentarse.
Fr6 estudiante talentoso, como t0dOs
los Mnfiozs y a9reCiable por 50 ceba-
llerOsidad y pFiVRdas Virtudes. modelo
dign0 de eterna remembrance.
Vino aqpi, & la ametr6pOlf GmeFicana,
en- busCa de C0nocimientos y mas Gm-
pics hoYiaontea, y ID mueFte cruel y
despiadada 10 arrebAt6 en- h0Fa infaus-
ii 81 cariflo de los suyOs. y 10 esti.
mGCi6h dc aus amigos y paisanOs. Hoy
lIevR sus rest0a mortales 6 Puerto
Rico 81 vapor philadelphia, > que ca
BuaImente fu6 eB que en- vida le c0ndu-
i3& la Tep6blCa fundadR por Wash
ii cie!o diGfano ' risueffo de los
tr6picoa Cubrir6 su tumba, nuestras
f0res ballas y aromsticas embalsAmR-
ran sd cueFp0 y 81 6gtimo adios de su
msdEe ira envueIto en- Mills de besoe,
y ID TERRA patria preparaES u fosa
para recibir dignamenta al hijo aman.
te cari6oso que ppometia mucho.
Adi6s. adi6s. amigo Jenaro. tu re-
cuerlo sers pePdurable ca mi -coraz6n,
bien ID mereCes.
Eduardo Neumonn.
New York. Z bcrdo del vapor ePhi
ladelphia,D : Marz9 18. 1905.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-24
Welcome a los via
j8TOs
Ole ID IsIa apaT1zca bella { los
T0GIon IlsgadOS.
Y dlgRs, muy dIgaa De d justl
ca que agessIIa J Rlda.

Dssde snoche son hu6spedes de los
espoeos Winthrop; u hermana del
Prasidente RooseIvet. ecompa1ada de
ga esposo 81 BeffoE Robin D 4 y SO ae-
1ofita his, Tambien vino 81 stfIor
NJ III. PaIker.
Ei 1D0Iphinp que lleg6 eats nl 4 sna
trsj Il Sacretari0 De O. Armada aefIor
PAU Morton. Senador Hale, Hon
Joseph Caunon. Ell Speaker de Is CrS
mAFs, 81 Almirante Rodgers v Ell Capi.
tsn Swift.
Los primeTos se hcapedaron en Ia
Mansion Eiecutiga y Ios segundcs &
bofdO del eDolphin.0
La CORES spondenciao dS Ga bienve-
nida s los distinguidOs Yiaier0s. de-
seahdoles gratas impresiones on este
iala.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-24
ANlIN NCIO
Notarfa de Juan Hernandez Lopez.

a sOlicitud D requerimiento de IA So
Ciedad L9thFop. Luce q CompRnY, sus
cesOres de De Ford v COmpa6fs, anun.
cio y hago p6bl 90 que 81 dia veinte y
nueve de los corrientes, & las dos de Il
tarde , pOr ante mi. pFoceder6 ID diCha
soCiedad & Vender en- subasts VOlunta-
ria. los aiguientes bienes y efsct0s per-
teneCientes & lR empress eThs San
Juan Newa3 y que le estsn dRdOs en-
pEenda para gArantir el psgo de IN
CT6dito cOnstitnido DOE eacrituFa pdbli-
ca otoraada, ed 16 de NoViambre de
1908, ante ell Notario que auscribe.
Una pPenss Potter, de tamb0F Ci-
lindro.
Una prenss Campbell. de ciIiDdTo
intermedio.
Tres pTensas G. P. GordoDiob.
Una para trabBios de remiendo
(SmaIIjobbeF)
Una mGquina monitor, para en-
cuadeFnar con alambreG.
Una guiIlotina 8 oortador de pa-
3 900 Dos mil Iibras, mgs s mencs,
de tipOsde yarias claaes: y adem6s gale.
ras, % 20. chiYaletes ymateEiales y 6ti-
les de impression; existencii d de papel,
efectos. articulos de escritorio Y de
0hcina. muebles, eacEitOrios, meBas pa
r. gVAvar, con TODD q materiaI-y per-
tenencias.
La subanta 80 veri6earG de aCueFdo
con 10 establecido ca 81 artieuIo IT'S
del C6digo civil , especiaImente. de
aCuerdo con 10 pactado ca la CI6usula
octava de 10 Oitada escritura, que dice
asf:
&Es tambi6n expresamente pactado
y c0nvenidO que en- caaO de no ser pa
GadR ia denda principal sus intereses,
c0nforme & 70 estipulado anterioFmen-
tes los aCreedores seflsres Deford y
Comps fifR tendr6n 81 derecho de prOee-
der, Gin necesidad de RutorizaCi6n III
intervention Judicial de ninguna clase.
GverifORr d Yenta de Ios bieneB dado1
en- pFendas en- subasta CelebEadR ante
N0tRri0 y mediRnte anuncio 5 RviBC
pub.icsdo. on c1alquier pari6dic0 dc "a
loCAlidad. duEante cinc0 dias anteFiorel
& dichR aubaeta; debiendo ser inyenta.
riadoa los bienes en- el acta doOumen-
TO nOtarial que nl efect0 se otOFgue; ,
QuedandO ObIigadOg. tant0 eIhe San
Juan NeV1s9 como 81 senior Hobart s.,
Bird, poF sn prOpio dereCho, tFaspa-
aar ID persona 8 personas adquiren.
tes de Jos bienes. CualQpier derecho
tftulo de propiedad que les orrespon.
de en- esos mismOs bienes; y no veFif
C6ndOlo. Dor cuaIquier motive que fue.
re. aut0rizan, deBde Iueg0. 8 Jos sefI0
res De Ford y C0mpR1fR para que u
hsgan On su nombra y esentaci6n. J
Sc adVierte que no % admitirk pos,
tura inferior la cantidad de- einco mi
novecientos treinta = cuatFO dollars,
Ochenta centAvoa. y que "a veadedor D,
reserva el dereoho de apF0bar Is su
basta.
Ls subaata tendrG lugsr en- esta Of
Gina nOtAriaI. Gale de Allen. n6mer,
~. pisO segundo.
San Juan Puerto-RieO. % a. MaFzs
de 1905.
.lgI0n Hesssfsdes LOPEZ,
NelaEip Pfhlioo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-24
El pTGsidoni8 Castro
qoTa Ia IinGa del
cable
Ss ailIIla gu0 II OfdoRado l II
G0Ila g lln I0IotIci0 lnIl-
land0 q GOlIIaIO Del cable,
Los europees que residen en- fsara.
cas- estdn alarr0ados.

WiIIems'al, Isla dc Curazac Marzo
14.-NCtiCias ecibidss ecuf AZ CIrs.
CaB. Venezuelo. anunoian oue 81 Is
vista de epeIaci6n w eThe New Yorlr
and Bsrmudea ABphRi CompaDyD con-
tra 81 aecueatrn de 81 propiedS6 nor
el gObie no de- Ve1ezn'a ha aido diieri-
do 81 asunto para supeditarlO r. a.
cl6n del Gobiarno De- Yanezuela contra
Is COmpania del cable franc6l.
Sc alega que el presid idente Castro be
Ofdensd0 8 e CoFt9 dar IN veredict0
anuIando Ell oontrato autorizando 81
embargo de g propiedad de a compa.
mia del cable.
El 9obiern0 ha cpftadO 81 cable 81
este y peste de la Guaira para preYe-
mir las Comunicac aciOnes con los revOlu-
cionarios que Sc enCuentFan en- Trini-
dad.
Les eur0peOs Que se encuentFRn en-
Carcass estan muy excitsdos.
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Buen Inercado De Chi
mas en- New York,
Las Dc buBnOS tamaI0S 50 VEN
dleT0n q msjOTsS pIoel0S.
.Es muy productive 8I n0gOcIO do
COeOS.

CoDffrmanse las buenas noticias que
en- Il anterior semana comunic6Fanse
de M W York respecto 81 mercado de-
cl mas.
Los buenoa pRecios Ccntin6an. LIS
Ch'nas de buenOs tamafi9s go han Coti-
zAdo & meiorea precios.
Todo el que quiera hacer buenos
negCcios. debe apresuFArae hacer
lac remesas que pueds. pr los ameri-
tRdaB condolences tan favOrables del
merCadO.
Las Yentas de cocos siguen aumen-
tsnd0 v % demsnda cOntin6a. No
debe despreCiarse este negoci0. que es
muy productive.
COnfirmar be- los preCiOs C0tizados en-
ID semaua pasadss
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TEnORES DEL
GOBIERNO RUS0
Fl gran daqus Nicolas.
Optimlsm0 on las asttras doI
goblorno.
(Ca5zss u 1oy!)
sew YoTk, Marzo 24.T-2 8. ID

New York, Mario "a, ,#2 q. m,
lntorman de San Petersburgo.
que Sc asegura que 81 pcbierno ia
dejadO hasta ahora sin cnmplimien-
to 81 nombFamiento del duuue Nj
colas para sustituir al geneFalfsimo
KurOpatkin.
AfIrmase que ell g0bierno abFiRa
trmores de que, siendo tan odiado
ell gran duque Nicolas por ell pro-
pio ej6rcito, clio origine una grave
insubOrdinaCi0n de este.
El gran duque Nicolas dice otro
despacho-ha suspendido su viaje .
la ManchuFia.
En- las esfsras del gobierno. cree
SO gre con los grandes refuerzos
enviados 4 Ia ManchuFia, el triun-
TO de las armas moscoyitas en- tie
rla no So hara espeFaT, operandose
en- el pals una reacci6n favorable
a Ia autocracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-24
CASINO ESPAnOL.

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