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Evening journal., 1905-11-29
BrfdeeviIie

There is some talk Of having the town
lighted with gas.
While a great many are in favor OF this
Improvement, quite a number oppose 1t.
The town authorities say il would cost
about 5000, quite a sum FOR a town OF
900 inhabitants.
The stores, private residences. railroad
station and streets would be lighted
which would add much to the beauty and
convenience OF the town.
Several stores are now using acetelyne
lights and the people are much pleased
with them.
A Methodist Episcopal Church viii prob
ably be erected IN the neiehborhood Of
Frog-pond schoolhouse within the nelr
future This has been talked OF a long
time as there is no church of any denom-
ination within a radius Of four miles.
The people in that community have
promised money sufficient TO build the
church. The church will be situated d.
recty opposite the Colonel Small farm
Evening journal., 1905-11-29

her cocoonl"
The marquis smiled and touched my
foot lightly. beneath the table Diane
bit her lip. "On the contrary she
answered, with a shrug.
Suddenly | heard a new voice in my
ear. that of a colonel of the ohasseurs,
one of my now-splung circle OF ad-
mirers. For ore moment he said, Il
intrude; TO inquire whether she has de-
cided whom she will honor in the cotil-
lion. Madame Butterfly
Diane glanced at him, then surveyed
my costume fugiously. Il was, saw,
on the tip Of her tongue to spit out
some sarcasm concerning u. but she
was interrupted by the voices of Remy
and of the marquis. both c.amorlng
for my hand in the cotil.iOn.
you will dance the cOtillion with me,
Gabrielle, Of couTse!"
'1 think that you have promised me,
my little oouslnl'
had succeeded My head TUNED
"A little giddy as | surveyed them;
Dane neglected and conquered, the
three men supp liant before my empty
coquetry and artificial charms. I shrug-
ged my shoulders half out of my gown,
and trailed a sidelong look over the
group before me. 81 will dance"
said. "w.th Monsieur the Colonel
lie bowed his thanks and withdrew.
Remy gazed at me in hewilderment.
"What does this mean GahrlelleY
he cried
Diane took his arm. 1T means, my
dear Remy." she observed that, as
Mons eur the oC Onel remarked just
now. Madame Caterpillar has become
Madame Butterfly
Her husband glanced at her Go and
filled" he observed, hrusquely. sun
lhled," he observed. brusquey Still
Remy fingered, gazing al me; till
Diane. with a frown, pulled him away
and they lost themselves i'm the crowd.
Then supper was served in the true
English style; a great hoars head was
brought in on a piatter, carved and
Evening journal., 1905-11-29

dispensed among the guests Rosbii in
abundance, tankards of ale b,Omhud-
din, crowned with holly and blazing
with brandy; | ate them all There
we're, TO be sure, truffies, and cham
payne for those who preferred them,
but Guy and ! agreed that on such an
occasion as this the love Of the pict-
uresque must far exceed the mere
pleasures of the palate. And really,
b.ombuddin is not so vegy bad. SO we
ate our supper and drank to oursel.
YES and to perhdious Albion. And ali
the time, growing more and more bold,
more and more ardent, the marquis
paid me his court
do not deny that he did IL well
II he the celebrated eater Of hearts. But
neither do | deny that his protesta-
tions Of admiration and Of love soon
began to be extremely weaglsome. II
lpaint and fine feathers peased him.
ithen that was no better than ! had ex-
lpected Of him. IL was matter of In
difference to me what he thought of
ime. and I smiled at his batteries and
his advances--ail the more because,
burning into the back of my tinseled
head. felt Remy's eyes staring, gaz-
lirg, imploring.
When supper was ended we all went
upstairs to the hall again, where in
front OF the great fire Lord lnnesford
mixed a great howl of what they call
wassail, these English; a bitter mkt
lure OF wines, boilign hot, and with
crab apples and raisins bobbing around
in Il like a Norman peasants stew. II
my mind had not been already whirl-
lang with delight terror ande xcitement
If / had not felt Remy's eyes from
THE other side OF the room always
seeking mine. / could have smiled 10
see the people all sitting around and
slipping the ahominahle mixture. and
saving: 'Ho.A. but il Is delicious''
and "Mon Dieu, hui you have Won
derful taste in drinks, YOU other Eng
lhsh!'
ITO be Continued TewarrawA
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
Seatord

The Town Council is repairing and
laying new crossings on several Of the
streets
While working at the Adams ship
yard a few days ago Captain j. 4.
Moore had his hand badly injured by a
rope being pulled through it, burning
part OF the skin,
While fixing a window blind at her
home on Front street Mrs Charles
Marvel fell from chair and severely
injured her leg and shoulder
The Three Stars Concert Company Of
New York win give an entertainment
lin Coulbourn's opera House on Tues
day evening. December 8. under the
auspices of the Seaford Hieh SCHOOL
The remains Of Hiram Wiley, a for
mer resident 90 this town, who died
very suddenly at Jenkintown, Pa, last
Saturday, were brought TO Seaford yes
terday afternoon and funeral services
held In MI. Olivet Methodist Protestant
Church, the Rev B. w. kindley oficiat-
ling. Tuscaroru Tribe, No. %, lmproHd
order OF Red Men, OF this town, Of
which he was member turned out
In a body and attended the funeral. In
lterment was made In odd Fellows
cemetery.
The Rev. and Mrs. Philip II. Raw
llins have issued invitations TO their
lhftieth wedding anniversary 20 be held
at their beautiful home on Pine street,
on Tuesday evening. December ~.
Miss Elizabeth Prettyman Is visiting
friends at oxford and Ridgely, Md.
Miss Mae Cooper is visiting friends
lat Ithaca. n. y.
Mrs. George II. Shipley has returned
from "a three weeks visit with rela-
tives In Philadelphia.
George w. Culver is spenuims tn1
week I'm Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Seth and daugh-
tier, Margaret Of Baltimore, are being
lentertained by General and Mrs. w
II. Stevens
John w. Nevins has returned from
a trip to Wilmington.
George NJ. Eddy has been visiting
relatives I'm Baltimore.
Avery Hobbs has accepted a posi-
ton with the railroad Company as as
sistant agent al Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon II. Wiley have
been visiting their children I'm Phila-
dephla.
Lee Frazier has returned from an
extended visit with friends In viii
lmington.
Mrs. Linda Bryan. who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
lives here. has returned TO her home
in New Haven. Conn.
Miss Jennie Ppte of Delmar. Is Wis
iting friends here.
James Bradford. Of Wilmington. is
Visiting friends In Seaford and vicinity.
Miss Margaret Conaway is visiting
lat Smyrna.
Turkey Lunch at Lynch's. No. 6 W.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
COLUMBIA TAKES ACTION
Abollshss Game Of Football As at Pres.
ent PLAYED.

New York, Nov. e9-Columhia Univer-
slty hasa bolished the game Of football,
as at present played, as one OF the
sports in which students of the univer-
sity win be permitted to engage.
This action was taken at a meeting
OF the Columbia University Committee
on student Organization, held Tonight
al the University. at which were pres
ent the members OF the committee
Professor Lord, chairman; Professor
Mitchell ana Professor Odell, and also
President Butler and Dean Kirchwey
ana Professor Bogert, the two latter
former ehalrmen OF the COMMITTEES.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
SYNOPSIS.
- uhat has gone before.

Gabrielle 9'Alvncourt, the daughter OF
a n,fddleclass man, who made an ehui
NOUS fortune by the sale OF ehocolsstte, -
married to Remy-fhlllppt- htltuho- s"s,l 49,, ~,
Comte d'Alyncourt, a noble man on very
old family, who while they welcome net
money 10 repair their iailen loltunsa =
md her quiet manners ana intense ue
walton 10 her little son most plepelan'
rhev constantly advise her to copy the
WAYS Of the beautiful ana ailstovI atiC ~,
Diane her husbands cousin, VINO ~ tnetl
convent days had made Gaerleiles IL mle
most unhappy by nieknamlng ner ny
treatment and feeling her HUSBAND AZ
lection gradually being won from her oy
Diane. Gabrielle withdraws more a1y
more from society and spends mesS W ot
her time with her child. shortly before
Christmas, Gabrielle is In the nursery
hearing her little son say MS prayers
when Remy and Dane come ~ ,6 on bn,.s sny's
godmother. takes him on her zap TOT 2
moment, and when she rises 70 leave ne
clutches her chatelaine pag' AFTER tieN
are gone Gabrielle inds that "Pipui stu
holds tightly small package in his lltue
hand,
The next morning after having been "a
tho shops 20 choose Christmas Sits toI
"Pippi," Gabrielle on her return nome
nnds "A larse box containing an exquisite
With gold and ieweled BUTTERFLIES. BQth
Gabrielle and her maid are struck VIII
astonishment and endeaNpr 10 account
for the appearance of the gown which
had not been ordered
Gabrielle is sure that there Is some mis-
take until Tonctte. her maid, TRIUMPH
antiv shows tho address on the papol
which had wrapped the dress and saN'
axultingly. 1T is undoubtedly Monsis al
the Comte's Christmas present to Madam
So that she may accompany him 10 th'
Embassy ball Al hrst this eNplanatlo
satisfies Gabrielle and she Is very happ'
In tho thought that after all her hushan,
has remembered her; but as she aEail
scans the address she secs that IL ha'
heen corrected aud that the original al
dress was hat of a house where she ha'
never been. Then she finds In the DO,
tlwith the dress a leather case containinl
"a magnificent tiara of ieweled butter
nies which. however. lacks the centra
.,rnament Rushing 20 the nursery shl
fnss the little package which "Pnni
Had distracted from Diane's chatelain
and seeing that IL contains the hutterh'
which completes the tiara. she is con
WINGED of her husbands deceit. AZ mrs
she Isl overcome with grief hut she nnalr
1ecides that she will go 70 the bail anl
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
CONVERTS HOLDINGMEETING
Methedists Holding Rsvivals in His
torie Barratt's Chapel.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover Del, Nov. pa company of
shouting Methodists. numbering 600,
have been making the walls of that
old church building known as Bar
rats Chapel reverberate with songs
of praise as they did more than a cen
tury and a quarter ago, when Metho-
dism was first preached in this sec
tion. Here, in this quaint ediilce, hal
lowed because Of its being the first
meeting place Of Coke and Asbury-
the first two Bishops Of the Methodist
Church, Twentieth Century Methodists
have been holding an unusual revival
service.
The meeting is conducted by 100
new converts Of the Magnolia Church.
who, as scon as they publicly unit I'd
with the church. made arrangement
for campaign of religion among other
churches. The Rev. |. q. Fosnocht,
pastor of the Magnolia Church. who
conducted the remark
able revival at Magnolia. Is in charge
.of the service at Barratt's. Next week
the workers will journey to Bowers
Beach, the popular Delaware Bay re-
sort, and conduct a special service
there.
Try the Rabbit Lunch at schlitter's,
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
MiddLefolYn

Joseph II. Manlove, Jr.. Of George
town, was buried yesterday In For
est Cemetery near here. The services
were hid at tn hom OF his father, near
Cecilton. Nd, az ~ o'clock noon. Mr..
Manlov was about as years old and
was unmarried. For number Of years
he and his brother James, were pro-
prietors Of the Middletown Hotel.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
ChaIfanf-H Horsey

Albin L. Chalfant of Trenton. n. j..
and Miss Mollie J. Horsey. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Horsey. were quiet
ly married at noon today at the Scott
NJ. f. parsonage. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. r. X. Stephen
son. There were no attendants.
The bride wore a tailor made gown
Of blue silk, with hat 10 match trimmed
with plumes.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalfant left for a trip 10 Washington.
Upon their return they viii live in
Trenton, n. j.
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society

spend a week in cunning after duck,
rabbits and other game.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huxley have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. e. ]. Wright of Chester, who
has been visiting relatives in this city,
returned home yesterday,
Miss Natalie Milbourne is spending
a few days in Philadelphia and Chester.
William Wilson. Of Frankfort, Pa. is
spending a few days in this city.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
Afternoon Wedding

In ST. Pauls Roman Catholic Church
at o'clock this afternoon, Miss Kath-
crime Glynn and John J. Moran were
married by the Rev. Father MeGiniss,
of Philadelphia, a cousin OF the groom.
After honey moon to Niagara Falls
and northern points, the young couple
will live at No. 93S Vandever avenue.
John B. Strahan was the best man
and Miss Elizabeth Glynu, a sister Of
the bride maid of honor.
Turkey Lunch at Lynchs, No w.
Fourth street tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
SociaI and Personal Notes

SOCIaI ana ICASOAaA @'Oe~S
Sarah e. shipley and son Theodore.
and wife, who have been visiting the
family of George Frame, West Brad
ford Pa. have returned home. Mr.
shiplev has been spending some time
in the country for his health, which is
delicate.
Jobn E. Brown, is spending a few
days in oxford with his brother, e. w
Brown.
MIR. and Mrs Edward Bringhurst
Mrs. Gaul Smith. Mr. Edward Bring
hurst, Jr., and Miss Mary Bringhurst
of Wilmington. are guests this week
OF Mrs. Carrie Graham, Market street,
oxford, Pa.
John Pickering is the guest of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William J.. Pick
ering, near oxford, Pa.
Mrs William II. Money OF No. ll2f
West Seventh street. who has been the
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Annie NJ.
Dougherty Of Philadelphia. has return-
ed home.
Gnpin Baker has been visiting his
half-brother, William Hess, al Honey
brook, Pa.
Miss Margaret West. of oxford is in
Wilmington visiting her aunt
Mrs. Charles H. Roe of oxford. enter
talned at the oxford Hotel last week.
Mrs. Amos Osmond, of Newark.
Michael Purcell is spending this week
with his brother John Purcell IN
Lower oxford.
George Graham. sporting Editor. of
the Philadelphia North American
who visited this city last summer writ
ing I'D the local team, will be married
next month 10 Miss Goldsmith. young
society leader Of the Quaker City.
Tomorrow afternoon the annual
cbrvsanthemum dance Of the Benevo-
lent Literary Association will be held
in Eden Hall.
These dances arc very popular anu
are unusually we'll attended.
The committee in charge comprises:
William Donohoe, Charles A. Higgins
James Kane and James McStay-
M Mmard Richie has returned
home from visit to Marcus Hook
friends
The beginners class Of Miss Kate
McClaffertys dancing school will be-
gin next Monday evening for both lad
les and gentlemen.
After a extended visit to Camden
n. J., Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ellis keesey
have returned home.
Miss Florence Pippino spent Sun
day with friends at Stanton.
THANKSGIVING day will be spent by
DR. and Mrs. l.. c. Frederick at the
former home of the doctor, near Bal
timore.
After a pleasant visit to friends in
this city, William Welch and daugn'
ter Miss Ray, have returned to their
home in Bridgevllle'
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Ward of Bridge
Vile, have returned home after a visit
to friends here.
Miss Nellie H. Gray of Milton, Del.
is among the number of nurses who
graduated at the Hahanaman Hospital
Training School last evening.
William Young and William Walls
will leave for Principle Nd, tonight e
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
WoIverton May Jump.

Harry Wolverton. the Boston Nation
al third baseman. threatens 20 jump 10
the Trl-State League. Wolvertons
mother died last summer and In attend-
ing the funeral Harry took four days
Off on his return the boston club
owners clapped a fine on him and VOL
verton says he will not play IN Boston
again unless the fine is remitted.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
PupiIs Give Musical

A delightful musicale was given last
evening by the pupils of Mrs. r. II.
Maxwell in the parlor of Brandywine
Fire Company house. There were
twenty-four people who took part in
the entertainment Mrs. Maxwell has
one of the largest classes in the city,
her pupils numbering thirty-nine.
There were 175 people present.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
MiIburn- Turpin Weddine

Miss Edith b. Turpin and Gilbert $. n.
Milburn, both colored, were married Mon
day night by the Rev. II. C. Jones at No
6i7 Lincoln street. 1t was a quiet we'd
ding only a few relatives being present
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
Masquerade Party

At the home of Miss Agnes Con-
stantine, No. 1919 West Fourth street,
The Lain Klub gave a delightful mas
querade party, the members appear
ing in grotesque and original cos
tunes.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
Dance in Breck,s Mil

In Brocks Mill, on the Rising Sun
road, this evening, Sohn ]. Dorman of
Henry Clay, will give a subscription
dance. Excellent music has been en-
gagged and a large attendance is antic.
ipated.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29

GOODS AT LYNCH's
right now New Prunes, Figs Raisins.
Currants, Citron and Sweet Cider.
Brandy for mlucemeat Si.00 the quart.
ID. W. Lynch Company Fourth and
Madison streets.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
To Entertain Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel p. Parks OF
Trenton, who were married recently,
win entertain the Colonial Club, Of
which Mr.. Parks was prominent
member, at No. 22O7 West street.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29
MANAGER KELLEY RESIGNS
Desires to Leave Cincinnati and Play
In the East.

Baltimore Nov. 29-JOe Kelley, for
four years manager OF the Cincinnati
National League Club. has sent his
resignation as manager OF the Reds 10
President Garry Hermann OF the
'Cinclnnati Club.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29

Free Rabbit Lunch tomorrow, 10 to /,
schlitters, 309 King street.
Evening journal., 1905-11-29

Try the Rabbit Lunch at schlitter's
500 King street, tomorrow, 10 10 1.
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HAHNAISsf
taa acres all bottom lard. - acres
CLEARED nine roam house. saod barn.
large orchard . 20
. aEYaa al rudrr cultivation. sixs fuafn
house. haFn. large bearing urf hard
fdff cows team - hurave. al kinds
- fafminH implements - tons q
haNs ell kirdn - roots sees with tbsa
niarH q ~
At 8issftau. arrra half cleared
8 -
- - Lake Washington. siuas 20
fIaltesH~ ta acre. $40
A LAWRENCE. esis Second Ave.
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Star Want AID. Agencies

Want ad. eities, Rasley's DRUG
sters, Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset eoeol Ind. iiS1
c. N. Lehndroff, cigar sssrs. sis
Second avenue. a.'AL. =
Quaker Drug Store, iojS First av.
snue.
p, X. Mullen, SAT Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co., Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris, at Postefiiee, Pen.
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We have a chniUo buy in a furnished
housekeeping apartment house This
house r. fine, best marine view In
city long lease. reasonable rent
reasonable price clearing Aih1 per
month reason for selling sickness.
Nuom 50 Union ulock. ms first ave.
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a BARGAIN
- fer five acres - nlrr level land
o. feet from car ard ~ minutes ride
20 the city teo cash and SIC per
q 81 SicHotR. Room n Union Hih
HAuUAfNa acres. handy 20 ears.
haif - u Thoroughly cleared fenced
and iu iaFEc bearing fruit tres.
balance mostly brush. easily cleared.
g. 80 Very sary terms
WNHEHr MAi.TNN
SIS aaQsFu Alaska building -
CffTAP ACRES. CLOSE 70 Green
Ike. also Ballard. also on Lake
NfnaHfuffun. az - go. on terms -
4 nar month Others charge four
times a. much. Zee Hiiimau. the
owner. offics In Times block Come
aulck
to- uUYR one acre near the Inter
urE.an. ieyei land. fine Hoii all thor
auahiF cleared and fenced a. large
BEARING fruit trurn fiia down ball
auea small monthly payments
HoHENT MAtsTHN.
Fia.Gp - Alaska building -
ID acres rhaice bottom land between
Seattle ard Tacoma. right az railroad
station 5 acres cleared and in crop.
running water, new feur-fuufu house.
horse. wagon and farm uhrhlnrrf.
This ia firHt-ciaEH tract Price
8 G.a Tsrula. A. ~ Newell lie
Marion u. =
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For sais-Rsai Estate

HOUSE AND Lor.
teo= Fine chance 60 set home. cheap
DuIGisAH ROSS
Ericsson holding Main "a
LAKE wAaIiNuroN RrEEpwAY
FpR HAt.E-This property that ~ 0f
fef you iH NO ryef9d aY opportunity
with e little money where the prop
srty o. sure a. raise 10 value we
mean hHhE aud can prove IL a. Fou
thlH property in uu the speedway
and will be- the EreatsHt driveway
aut - the city 90 the lake On the
level ~ arr Instructed % sell tracts
an this driveway "a bF - feet for
iioo. any terms GO suit you don buy
sntl Sgu ssc this property and SCI
a. ftirniara
H. "a me house. don't lee your hus=
bard overlook thin chance George
y Dunlap. "a t1fnt avenue feetu
= oF office az Dunlap GA old Nsutaa
pae Open suudaja
HERE ARE SOME CHANCES
DON'T LII THEM FARH'
q - for good corner. lot saAt9a. ard
sold un time
tlsao FOR a Broom cottage on Fourth
avenue ueai. Think = Il. oHiy 80
down and 50 per munth
. - FOR a pretty home on 18th az
tfpam modern house choice fruit
aud flowers on placs fIge view 81
lake and mountains fsg cash and
balance ~ monthly payments
s o. for one t-rnnm cottage ard one
room house. an modern. cofnsf lot
soEtso on fret hin between feaier
and jefferson or Madfona Park car
lines Hnid on time
WtNRtilP bros
Room ~ cuimau BLDG
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m..siAfN-4 acres, handy us
haif Of IL thoroughly cleared. fenced
and IN larg. .ssrlng frllt tree tree
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Real 3 state-contlrued

Real Esthts-Contiuued
q ID Iflllmnn soils more suburban
acres and lots and helps more poor
peanla 90 get homes than any five
firms In Seattle. because he aeIla
ehaaner ard on easier terms than
anyone else. Come out to-day ur to-
mdrroW aud eco Atlantic city Addis
ton right on the lake front on this
sfHr n Lake Washington Talks
washington street car scent fare
~ huying book - tickets Twenty
safaamen are az Atlantic city Htore
until an the lots are sold Never
nFsfn can you buy lake front 50
chaan. or call 81 q. y. Hiliman' :
down town offices IN the Times
block
Il8nrsty and square dealing Il our
motto ~ you buy ~ as once you
are q good customer for life. aH 20
Will make sou money. Come today
We are the owners.
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HOUSE AND LoT.
tsu= Fine chance Co get home. cheap
bOtgt.AH ROSS
Ericsson holding Main "a
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Blast are not air tight. do not save
the escaping gases and do not give
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-30
Suss2Sta PuhIica

f fscs dci n'tximo me- ac
Abfts Ue lv.s. q ,ss dc Il tsr3e sc
rcma,1ran. pcr cnensa &c quicn oofrcS
,,onds fren;e IA CarreieTs Y &c Mira
mar pafaGa io. Ssniu1cc
IN Il Cor,e &c lhs;rIio de los Es,a.
dos CnidoS para Puerto Rico.
En- BancarToia No.
H. +. ,,el'-s 8, ,ihcsci6n &c ven;a
'oan An'"n.a i'' n SubsS;a plhlioa
4 las acrcedores del qucbrado cuyo
nombrc queda aTriba consignado.
= les notihca por Ia presenie cue
Ia propiedsd inmueble conStituida por
las sncas de- quebrado va menciona-
do Sefl veRdida bajo Ia direoci6n dc
Don Alexandra GaoS depoSiiario en-
Pilblica Subssta. por el Almonede 70
Pyibhco Francisco ". Turull en- la
Parada 10. Santurce. Nunicipio de
san luan el dia del proximo mics
lie Abril 1905. las de Ia tsrde del
misno i.
La siguiente. cs una description
general. de dicha propiedad.
Tn lote en- SanturCe. en- el lado
Norte de Ia carreter central mill
tar, cerca del puente de San Antonio
teniendo un frente de 45 SIC varas
equivalente 81 II2 metros, o sea
desde Ia parte de afuera de la palma
de COCO comprendida la palma hasta
una estaca de slmacigo, y el mismo
nlmero de varas, de fondo. colindante
toda la hnca por Norte fondo, con
la Laguna del Condado;rpor el Sur 6
frente, por la carretera, por el Este 6
derecha, Y Oeste izquierda. terrenos
de Don Eleuterio Gimenez Aponte
y Don Jose Maria Eduardo Figueras
y Gim6nez.
Dicho lote contiene enclavada dos
casas, la una de dos pisos y la otra