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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-09-11
Siguo Ell frlo en- Ad-
iuDtaS 5.
Mataaza InIstSrI0sa do peTrOs.
Los ! paseos matinales.

Ssptiembr4 8 9.-Sigue el fFfo, entire
dias, damOStFapd0 que no GO neCeS8slo
saliP do esta isla para pNgar el faefte
de1 vNrAnO. AncChe biz W1V htst6to.
parecido 81 del % de Agost0 pr6xlmo
pasado , CON decir ESQ, estS diOh0 to-
do.
Ell suceS0 do ID semanA ha SidO 10
mAtan2a misteriosa de perFoS, ChiCo0 y
Grandes.
MisteFiosa poHque laG autOridades
no han p0dii0 aar con loo EntoFes de
EEL fas47Ja; y de hAbeTIO dispueetO al'
RunB, 10 habsia dicho, RCiRTandO las
dudaS, Causa De Loo COmentariOs Obi.
COS, muy uRti6cados, de que nos aba
tenemOs.
La Otrs noche .hubo uua jSranitA
con motive de ls 1legad8 del RcRudaBR'
do propietario de GALES don Rlm6n
FiQuerOa y ca sAtimA be cOnsorte.
Como las anteri0reB resuIt6 may
buena.
Ell q n ,r Figueroa Obsequi6 & la die
tinRuida concpFFeDCiR. BeGundOd0 pOr
los due Fl q del hotel GBraaChi,D
Como hAbfa anunCiGdC, eBta noChe
90 eieCutAr6 sl fAllo. diCtado contra eI
queTidO amiRo Ch3vier y de lac result
tas Vel6 de oar nOticias.
"A estas hoFas 90 estSn limpiAndO
"a vsrias rena4IaS, como llamAn por
aquf & Ia ropa domiDguerO, eHtR no.
che Ee reuD-a too pdJaTo.
Los paaeo0 m0tinaIeg tionen un
encRntO indeCible.
POr donde qpierR que tire uSted. hR
de pasar SRuR, lfquido que hace que
AdjuntGs Rventsje AibOnito. pOr 10
mucho que Nbpnda, , es de ver los
eQuiIibriOs de los viSjantes, gRltando
OObEa 10 Diedra movediza, que AIteFnR
con BuS baChecitoS Loo diAs que llueve
mSs qua de oEdin&ri0.
Sucede con eaos paBeoG 10 que con
lee cues n as que 81 extreme Opuesto g.
t6 el premi0. Y 81 prsmi0 aqui 81 lie
gar. Dor ejsmplD. 6 casa de don Ante.
ni0 Condo y ser obseQ uiadO con gabe0-
90 % f6 , Copas de leche. que dan la
hOra y los minutos. seEvido p0F dCfs
Eucarna y Ga linda hijs MART; mieu.
tPGn In belIiaima. Cuant0 aimpatiCA FL
IOmena entonabS bonitAB CanOioneO,
aCOmpl GSndoSO hAbilmente con ID gai.
tara.
elias RolondrinGS.a de BeCQuer. &
que Aranzamendi supo pon T m6,.s
90 tan linda, fu& una de Lac CanOiOnss
que tuvimOs 10 BatiafaCci6n de or; y
C16anos, don Antoni0. como lag G Il0n'
drinss. volverenloG.
No podrem0s quej de nues.
trs Suerte en- A6iuntOS.
Para aumentaF lRs buenR8 impresio-
neS reOibidas. lIeR6 aver de ls psFlR del
Sur toda uCR pre- fsBOC0 de piano, es
mGR. una Gcmp0Biit0ra. Sc llams
Mercedes AriAG
Deapu@s do de6wtGg GolG. bFillante-
mOnte, GGpmpsi16 90 excelente diGcf.
pula EloiSa, q patAte0bG 10 nlandofnn,
variss pleas. Entre Otras. Lac titulG.
das GSi ia me aEnAraG1 y GQuieieFa
morir.>
LaeRo. como f aAl, nos 0orprendi6
ejeCutNndo I'M walls, CIeaCi6n Guya,
muy bOnito y de rnuCho m@ritO.
Bien pOr 10 SFts. AriGa.
-L9 del CiCl6n por B1rb1daB, fo6
RolarRd6 & tempe CficiRJmeDte. No
ObStGntS 10 cual. cAda veg que el vien-
10 Szotab ba los o suCes, que pOF tqpf |
40 eSCaSeRD, me pFeguntAba una veCi-
nitA mia, que 20 quierO muChc ava. |
Oye21
NSi OiGo, le cnntestAba. psro esoS
son RnunCiOn. YO me nterR0 al gG9.
tor 6uT6 , Y 20 RIA.
lGOOd b.
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En- el pP6xim0 OorFoO del mGrtes
mAPChRr6n 6 prOseRuiF cue estudio0 en-
los EStados Unid0s loS estimados IS.
Vene& Martin Reyes , Mariana Pes.
guerra. + ..
Como despsdida & los menCionados
eatudtantes. en- 81 hoRar de d famiIis
dc don Lucas Reye4 CeIebE6se una jG.
rama On la noChe del BGbadO, & a cue
co nCurFier0n valioSOs elenentos de
nuaatra SoCisdad. =
Feliz visie dsSaAmos 4 tan eBtudio.
goa i6vanea. i.
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ACUERDA

Sscci6n 1a.-RatifisAr en- todRs sus
parties Bus anteFiOFes resoluOiOnas 90
ell sentido de prestar Bu msB deci Aids
eoOperaOi6n , efcl2 apoyO & ls referi.
do sLigR de AyuntRmientoe
SeCci6n 2a.-Cubrir tan necaaaria
atenci6n con cargo & la partidR de I'M.
PREV1STOS. consignando al fsCt0
Ia osntidad total de $3.50 79) SESENTA
DOLLABS SETENTINUEVB CEN.
TAVOS, que pagar8 el COntsdor de
este MunlClpio aI Saeretario TasOrer0
Do 10 <Liga de AyuntamientoB de
Puerto Rioo, por semestres anticipR.
dos. n@dlRnGa BaQ ODHFkunaa 6P6enea
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ORDENANZA

provsyeDdo 81 psQo de go 80 Sc
SENTA DOLLARS SETENTINUE r.
We CENTAVOS, con cargo la par.
tida de simprevistoGD y & favor del
SecFetario. TeBoreFo de la sLigA de
AyuntamientoS de Puerto Ric0.0
POR CUANTO este C0nce1o jozgs
una cbra veFdadaTS msnte patPi5tics y
de necesidad 6b!icl, tods Vtz que
facta & lcs intereses del pueblo dc
Puerto Rico y enCsis perfeotAmenee
en ell espfritu demoCr&tic0 y liberal de
las leyes Rmericsnss ls constitution y
fanCionGmiento de Ia eLiga de Ayun'
timisntos0 en- Pste pI1.;
POR CUANTO. seRGa lS circular
de % de A00at0. el Pfe8identa de ga
sL'Ra de Aydntamient0aS Dotifce s
cate Muoicipi0 hAberla aAiRnRd0 10
Buma de $50 70, 8esenta dollars Betsn>
tihueve CsntAvOs, como quota con que
debe contribuir al Bostanimient0 de
aquelIa, en- virtud del artfoulo 6'., de
"a constitution. y toda veg cue con-
ftCcionsdo 81 pEesupuesto de este Mu"
nicipi0 pRFa el presente ej9ECicio. no
exiSte GOnaignadR paFtida Alguna con
POR CUANTO. seQ6 Ia seOoi6n 40
del ReRlRmento de contAbilidRd muni-
cipSl. la paPtida de GimpreVistosS Be
deStina & aqueIlas atenci0nes de n0t0.
rio neceSidad que 40 teDRan ConDignR-
Ci6n en- el pragupuesto;
POR CUAN'TO. 8eR6o diSha sec.
ci6n puede disponerge mediRnte acueH'
| do. de dichS partida para ef .ctuOr
cunlnufAP UkakO innPAviAkF.
POR CUANTO. el Hon. AGaihtant
SecFetoFy de Puerto Rico. en- oircular
fecha 26 de ARo3to, ordana RI Alc0Ide
de eats pueblo que 90 lb1teDgs de hG.
Ger eli psgo de Ia Ameritsda cAntidad &
10 sL'gS de Ayunt smiento8 de Puerto
Rieo.a en- tanto no FecibR oTden poat.,
rioR. t0dg vez que para efeotuRr dioh0
pRR0 existen graves dudAs de que
pueda Ger leRalmente hacho Dor Ias
muniCipaldades & 10 SL'Gs de AyuntA'
mien1oa0;
POR CUANTO. eI Corcejo Muoici-
pal de este pueblo opina que BeR1n ls
VICENTE Ley Municipal y 10 seOCi6n 40
del R'glamento de Contsbilidad. es de
% exclusive incumbsnois ID aplieaci6n
de 10 pArtida de impravistos. , como
S0 p4S89AS0 S@89 40 WA80@ A9 G0 &tA8~
10 6til, neoeaario = pEoveohoao al bisn
p6bliOs;
POR CUANTO. 10 Rntedicha Cpl.
ni6n eatS ref lr2ada poF la HfemaCi6n
6ubitativa que hBee 81 Fl N. Assistant
Secretary, Sl no eatabIeCer CateR6rice'
msnte Ia ileRaIidad de tAl pRg0, reger'
VandoSe ga resoIucl6n para 10 p0ste.
r1or; y creyendO tirmennerte este
ConSejo que 81 resoluci6n ser& fAVo.
rab!e oil reteridO psg0, toda Ve1 que II
Interpretation que & 10 Lay dS. este
CoDCeJ0 es, ein dudRs nj reseTVas de
ninguna espeoie. favorable tambi6n.Rl
elevad0 fa que se persiRue;
POR TANTO: 81 Concejo Munici.
pal de CAbo Rojo
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I0dT6s BaIdOFIOfy

Aver tQvo lugar el sepelio del
cadaVer Dc un puertorfiqueno os-
curecido, pero de valer.
Era comerciante en- el poblaao de
la Marina y siempre presto su con-
curse 4 las IDEAS Hberales sin os-
tentaci6u, como el que tiene con-
ciencia del 1sbsr cumplido.
Enviamos el teStimonio de p6sa-
me & sus familiares entire los cna-
les Sc or cusntran amigos de nues-
ira eStimaCi6n.
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SObTa una bOda.


ST e vsrdhd que Ioa que aismbFAn
viantoa Feooian tsmpestRdes, no eAbe
dudaF que tos que FieHan Ia1 oemltlA9
de Il Verdad, auelen eoseehAF Rlutud
y Vimpatia.
Tai deduction SO nos ocurre al
considerar las espontaneas manifes-
taciones de- sfscto de- que han slao
obieto los espo5os BIOS con motive
del casamient9 de 50 6nica HIS,
Ia slmpatica y bellfsims Maria.
kpesar de que la boda fne trans
ferida y Que trat6ndose de- una hes-
ia de familia, no SO hicier0n invi-
taciones, la casa del amigo RioS,
adornada AID Hoe para Ia cefemt MIA
nupcial, So vi0 invadiaA pOr nume-
rosOs elem sntOs de- 10 mas granada
de Ia sociedaa de San Juan, que
aculierOn & saludar J q despe4ir {
la recien deSPosa1a, q Ia qus con-
sagraron multitud de VaIiosOs Y
bonitos regalOS.
va Ia pFensa de esta ciuaad Ia
resefado ell esplen6iao acto que SO lle-
v6 & cabc; los obsequiOs dispensa-
dos los c)ncuFrentes, y los pre-
sentes tributados 4 Ia noVia.
Nosotros nos imitamos q felici-
tar 4 Ia nueva pareia. y 4 hac4r
constar la satisfaction de que deber
estar poseiaos los esp0sos Rios pr
el realce que dieron & la fiesta sus
amigos mas fntimoS. ElloS no Cl-
vidarGn nunca el m0mento solem-
ne en- que. al separarse de uIa hja,
hallaron tan pcderoso lenitiVo en-
las sentidas , numer0sas7 7demostra-
clones De Simpatias y afectos que
les PrObigaron las muchas personals
que fuerOn q compartir con ellos
las penas y alegrias que 50 adn-
nan en- IN espectSculo de esta ma
| tuHaleZa.
Felices los que como ellos, tie
nen IN pueblo 4 su Iado que les
estima en- 10 que Valen y sabeR
coFFesponder 4 sus bondadesl
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TrsbsIQ suspsndIdo porfu0Tzas
do Ia EstaeI6n Naval.

Ell sabado, fueFzas de- la Estaci6n
Naval hizo suspender y desbaratar
l. 8 trAbajos que hacia ell seGor Luis
Rosario para levantar un ktosko al
lado de la plaza de la Lealtad, au-
forbade Por el ayuntamiento.
Dicho senor Sc quejara esta mo-
che al Conseio.
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mic0 I'm et ReStGWT0nt. y cRntRFG G s.
de6n nuevoa couplets que Ruataran
m6s que Los que 90 CantSFOn anochs.
Et ssF"icio de lOD CRrroG e'9clricoS
no dis NADIA que desear, , a0f 1eFS an
10 SuCeaivo.
Al PArque, pueS, todaS las nochss
mlentraS teDRamos alif 81 inimitab:e
YiolinintR Y trannforminNn.
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Acadia Municipal
Do Lguls Busnls,
Aviso de subasta.

A Iaa &. m. del dia &c de Ssptiem-
bre corriente 90 cslebFsF6 en- 81 RGl6n
de eatR AIcaldfG ne0unda snbRatA On u
cuAl % GdjudiOAr6 q que meioF tfarts
pFeSente. la Construction de an Msta.
der0 , ana CaEnicerfa, para euyas
obras ha votad0 81 Conoejo MuniCipal
la GnmO de Doscientos Cincuenta Do.
liars $3.50.
PlieRos de condolences ? OuRntos in.
f3TmeS inteFelen los licitadores serkn
tACiIitadOg On Secret4lfa. ARuaa Bua-
nAs, 8 de Ssptiembre 1905 JOSE E.
MORALES. AlGAlds MunicipAI.
2VR
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c6s almohAdaH de !plumRs. vichgs In.
gleseB pAfa cRmisAH. .easimlrsa inRle8eB
AIfombras dGoEiente polaianlt wn. col.
ehonetas. paFsguGa. y d eelebRe dFants
SChs1tef1 i9FAn nuEttdo dee0rbktAa
pIfinolos Dc uedA J potfumafia france.
90. En- Ella Villa aa MadFidS compFa
todHs lee perSonno de RuSto FetinAdo.
SAE FrHnclac0 81. Te. etono no 2T3.
San Juan PaeFto Rico DIP.
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STA \ G \ { .

7 tOdaS msnos ls de los H6badOD.
nara La PreSR Lac deliciaS del p6blie0
ca el boni6O teatr0 preparado On el
Fa!que txpreaamente para el genial
aFtistR.
Sc easpanRrG al oraoioeo n asiIlo cS
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M.fIanG co ell GiS 0eflaIRdO para el
HimulaOrO en- GompetenCis, entire lR
brigade de SalvGdoEes y 10 del se 4 II
B. Colorado. 81 aimulaOr0 90 llevAr6
& efecto On 10 pl. "a de Co!6u.
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del SeRor AloaIda.

OSS USAVE AB5GB00s
Ssoei6n 3s.-Qae una OOpia Certifos
do de 10 pPesaDte 0rdenaDza seR envik
da 81 honoEa bic SeOFetario de Pto Ricc,
supLc6ndole coFtss Depts se Rifva re-
consideraF 90 resolution Gqus hace me.
ritO ls prasante 0FdenanzS, en- ell Eenti.
do de que lAS munioipalidades puedau
librements contribute al soatenimicnto
de 10 sligo de AYuptamientose api0'
nspd0 de 70 pRFtidR de imprevistos @
cGnti19d que paFR tai fo votbn loa
COncei2g Municipa1es: , otFs Copia aI
honorable pPeSidente de la GLiRe de
AYuntam;eutoGo 6 los iaes que CORES
pOnda.
&c Copia .fi6l y exseta del original de
ga C0ntenido, que me remitO, obFsu-
te On el librc de ACtas de eato Sqereta-
!fss HPG6n eesi6n extFaoFdinaria OoIe.
brsda poF Ell CanCeio On feCha primero
del o0Friente Ssptiembre. =
I para endosar d Hon. PreOidante
de Ia Liga do Ayuntamientos de PueF.
TO Rico, se6or Roberto II. TVdd. ex
pido 10 presente que visa el sefIor
Alcalde y firmo BeIlo en- Csbo TRoi9
& Z de Ssptismbre de mil noyecientos
cinCo.
j. EseQwie1 Comos Paq6n.
V0..B1.
j "A FIeytGs Cozber0.
AVOaldA II
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CabO ROj0 en6IgicO.
La euOia para ID Liga Dc
MunleIpIOs.
So acOrdd una OrdGnaRza para
pTOvs0F 81 p1go,
A continuation insertamos an hsr-
noso documentO que hace honor al
muniCipio del hist6FiCo CabO Rio.
V6lse:.
s-. -s ~ 1~s
hIunieipaIddad Dc CabO aOlO. Dspsndsnsia No. q
SECRETARIA.

sEGUNDO. -Leida anf mismo lA
Circular del Hon. ARsiatant Secretary
de Puerto Rico, diriRida 81 BtfioF Al
Oalde con fechN Veinte y seiS de AGoS'
to ppd0.. referente 81 pSg0 que este
MuniOipio le corresponds hacer la
eLiga de Ayuntamient0 de Puerto
Rico, 81 Conot ia en- pleno, POT unsni
midad RcuerdR redaOtRF la siguients
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:UA pFehd0 d tlgte

Un pich6n de tiRre vestid0 do paisa.
no, foe denunciado esta msGana Rl
Jue8 municipal responde. Rl nombre
de Juan Ria0i.
JogAba bolA con .Casisno Rosa y
otro mrchacho, Ouando se vic perdido
y. en- rapto de tlggSsnao, hiri6 en- an
bFaz9 4 9sa. El Juez le imppGc dos
mes de CSrcel.
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UN AMIGO.
San Juan, Septiembre g de I91 s
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sLA VILLA De MADRID.s-Eu
este estEblecimientO. montado al estiio
de Europa. h1n FeCibido muchss novs-
dadeS tales como pAfio de bi lar fran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27
ANIMALS INSURED FOR 100000.
Premiums on Lives of Trained Horses, Birds,
PIG. Goose and Turkey.

Birds horses and other animals, including
Dick, the goose; his chum Phoebe. the educated
pig and Tubby, a trained Connecticut turkey.
all Of which are 10 appear at the Hippodrome,
which opens next Wednesday night. were in
sured yesterday for 100000 by local agency.
horsemen and horsewornen whose steeds come
from the royal stables OF various European
capitals and VIII be seen for the first time on
any American stage when they exhibit at the
Hippodrome.
Clyde w. Powers insured Dick. the famous
goose. which made such hit last season at
tile Hippodroue. for $1,000 Phoebe, the pig.
was insured for $500 and the bronze Connecti-
cut turkey. Tubby for $500
Tho horses insured number about fifty, and
every one of them is a thoroughbred. The most
valuable Of the herd is Mazeppa. Guelph
Arab. and Wanetou. both snOw-white stations.
which will be ridden by allie. Rentz the riding
teacher of Emperor Williams sister. Horses
of this breed have never before been exhibited
IN this country They from the royal
stables Of the late King Of Wurtemberg. in Stuff
cart The seven horses Of the Cottreli-PoWells
include Queen, a pure MamelulIo Arab; two
Aus Prussians used exclusively in the Prusslan
army: TWO Persian steeds and two Clydesdale
thorough breds.
Albert Canes herd OF twenty. most of which
cludes among its members two true Isabel
steeds and two ponies. one OF Whlch is thlrty-
six inches and the other twenty-slx inches
high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27

Reform League that there were many persons
going through the brushes the bridge twice
each day who could just easily (some more
easily go to and from Manhattan by way of
the South Ferry 1t argued that the addi-
tional cent which the ferry would cost would
be more than overbalanced by the additional
comfort in travel. So it was thought that If an
adequate service TO South Ferry We're established
a considerable amount of travel could be di-
verified to that route.
So the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company ran
Gates-ave, Putnam-ave., Fulton-st.. ith-aFe
and Bergen-st. TO the South Ferry ter
minal during the rush hours. After trial or
two weeks it was announced yesterday that the
service was q failure and that the extra service
would be abandoned tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27
MAY BLOCK ATLANTIC-AvE. TROLLEYS.
Property Owners Want Pay for Right of
WAY for Long Island Railroad.

Because OF the opposition OF the property own
ers along the line it IS possible that the Long
Island Railroad may not operate the trolley line
which il ha. built along the surface Of Atlantic
ave. Brooklyn from which the railroad tracks
have been removed The railroad owns the right
of way in the middle CT the avenue. but there are
certain places where it would be necessary to
run at the side of the street for some distance
Here no tracks have been laid. and VIII not
be- IL is said unless the property owners give
their consent.
The railroad officials think II a bau precedent
to pay for the privilege. and declare that the
trolley road was built only for the accommoda-
ton of the patrons. 1t was planned 10 give
transfers between the trolleys ana the eIeGtric
trains on The elevated ana in the tunnel. II is
said that some property owners wanted as much
as $50 a foot for their permission for tracks 10
be put In front of their places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-08-27
KIN, HE SAYS.
arrested Nan asserts He Is In
dicted LQzCyer's Brother.

Martin e Ferguson who says he is a brother
of Samuel l. Ferguson. the lawyer under indict-
ment in connection with the Wessel estate rob-
berries was arrested yesterday by the police of
the East 67th-st. station, charged with larceny.
1t developed after the arrest according to the
prisoner, that Ferguson's right name is For
gotson, having had it changed by law. The pris-
oner also said he was brother, as necessarily
is the lawyer, of Morris A. Forgotson. pawn
broker at No. IT'S Bowery.
A man alleged to be Ferguson went to the
grocery store Of Charles Lipscher, at No. 1852
3d-ave He asked to use the telephone. mo-
ment afterward a second man entered ana
started to purchase some goods While Lipscher
was waiting on the second man third man
frightened Lipscher's horse. and the horse
started to away Lipscher ran from the
store to try 20 stop him, and it is alleged the
two men il the store rifed the cash drawer of
S14. All three then ran The man who said he
was Ferguson was caught by Detective McAyoy
and Patrolman Campbell
At the police station he. it IS asserted. was
insolent and defiant and refused his name and
address. When searched n card bearing the
name Of Samuel J. FerS lson was found. An ad-
mission card to the %eN-YOrk Preparatory
School at No IA West 45d-st, was also found.
This was signed Martin r. ferguson. Two
checks were found. one Was for $32 so. drawn
on the Brooklyn Bank IT Was made payable 10
Fred N Clause signed by Fred Y. Clause. and
The second check was drawn on the Second
National Bank Of the City Of New York for
$29 so ana was made payable TO Harold NJ.
Clause II was signed by Fred Y. Clause
At the grocery store, it is alleged, jimmy
Of the best manufacture was found. II was about
nine inches long and had evidently been dropped
by one Of the men.
The prisoner sent two telegrams-one to
Samuel l. Ferguson lawyer of No. 80 Broad-st
It read. Come right away. Am in trouble.
The second was 10 Morris A. Forgotson pawn
broker Of No. rs Bowery. It was Of similar
nature
They are 20 my two brothers the prisoner
said when Captain Langan asked him about
them.
Late I'm the afternoon lawyer. who gave his
name as Mark Alter that of the attorney OF the
men accused in the cotton scandal went 10 the
East 67tlf-st. staten and demanded of Sergeant
NcCarton that lac be permitted to consult win
Ferguson. The sergeant replied that the prisoner
had not sent for Alter and refused 10 ADMIT MN
Thereupou Alter declared NJ was q taxpayer a
lawyer ami that the sergeant was merely his ser
want NcCarton still obdurate, but hnalS
compromised by sending to the prisoner ana htYiilS
him write out the names Of the people he wanted
10
Alters name was among thsrn, and Then ne Was
adnatted the cell lie made no statement 0IIet
ne had conversed with Ferguson.
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of
mensm may be ma eaon)
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MONITORS RETURN TO WASHINGTON

Washington Aug 2-The monitors tlorld"' Az
l,,,,-,s ana Nevada. of the United States navy
rived at the Washington Navy Yard to-day Ihey
had on board midshipmen OF the Naval academy
AT ANNAPOLIS VINO for the last two months or NOR
have been on a cruise Of instruction along tn ne ne
nTrnIps naval stations from Norfolk va
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POCOnO Mountains -
PENNSYLVANIA.
MT. pOCONO. PA.

MONTANESCA-I. 2 Ivi2on zoo Elevator. Eleo
trio Light Steam Heat. Orchestra
PoCoNO MOUNTAIN HOUSE-35O.
THE ONTWOOD-125. EIec Light Baths
MT PLEASANT NJ. Leech's Sons. Mgrs. 1s5
BELMONT HOUSES. \. Cornish so
NEADOWSIDE-L Smith e Son. IS.
THE ELyIS-Mrs. s E. SHUTTER IS
FAIRVIEw HOTEI-W. X. la Bar. so.
MOUNTAIN TOP HOUsE-Warron stout. 10
POCONO HEIGHTS HOUSES. Edinger. 40
CLAIRM0NT HOUsE-Chas. H. Smith. 40
THE PENNHURSF-Miss Price. So.
wISCAssET COTTAGE-Mrs. L Deasler %
MOUNTAIN yIEW-Mrs- NJ McCarty. 25
CSwIFTwATER POST OFFICE. PAD
THE SWIFTWATER-I00. S5th season
NEW FOREST HOUSE-John Tamblin 40
THE ANTLERS--A. c. Teese IS.
EAST SWIFTWATER HOUSE,. NJ Ace IS
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Teachers.

WANTED Immediately. governesses. English nursery
w governess %t' German Eoveruess spcskus trencn
piano. English speaking French. English
nches subuTos speaking spanish
family Court philippine Islands,. book
keeper and typewriter. re-ident position DONOVAN
EDUCATIONAL AGENCY. 30 East IGth-St Established
II years Send for cireuar.
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WON'T GIVE UP THE BRIDGE CRUSH
Brooklyn Service Through South Ferries
Dropped as Improbable

How hard It IS to change old established GUS
toms and turn people from well beaten routes
Is seen in the failure Of the increased service
~ The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company at
south FERRY. 49, s-{s
II vas argued b.. the Brooklyn Transportation
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SAYS SHE IS Nj. WHITES NIECE.

,,,,esaIo Aus 26-Aliss Ivy Padget. one OF the
chorus girls in the Ham Tree which has been
i,,, a. the star Theatre here this week, asserts
-. she &c n runaway niece OF NJ WHITE. the Rus
5iar peace envoy ard diplomat. She says she has
s,-ad a. letter from her uncle requesting her to
,'-..f bitf 'at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-nof4oH
,ishf She refused 10 show the letter
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For Both Sexes-City.

THE NEW YORK SCHOOL FOR THE HARD Of
preparatory and elective courses
Instruction in lip reading EDWARD b NITCHIE
Prn-. 1856 Fifth-ave., New-York.
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COAL COMPANY REDUCES CAPITAL.

Albany. Aug &-The ST perior Goa! Company. of
New York aed with the Secretary OF State to-day
certificate OF reduction oil capital stock from
$4,000 IL Sl.0G400.
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The Chesapeake * Ohio Railway
Country Board.


\ RS EMILY HARRIS. OF Lakewood. IS IN jefferson
VI y II. for the summer season where she can &c
MEDIATE few boarlcrs The Grand View
Spacious and many await the visitor
this house, which IS admirably kept
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Instruction.

For Boys and Young Men.-City
CHAPLIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL.
"a EAST GOTH ST. NEW YORK
9Gth Vaor BEGINS SEPT. 2STH. 1908.
oolh 1eal ENGLISH CLASSICAL AND PRIMARY.
B. LORD BUCKLEY, A B.. Principal
H. B. CHAPLIN d. D.. Principal Emeritus