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The Washington times., 1906-08-18
LAUREL BESTS BERNYN,,
NOW IN SECOND PLACE
Winners Have Seen Coming at Ter
rife Pace and Will Be Hard to
Beat Out for Pennanr.
GAMES.
Brentwood at Berwyn
Hyattsville at Laurel

Berwyn dropped TO third place yester-
day by losing 10 Laurel By to l.
McGrcgor. who did such effective work
against Brentwood a few days ago, could
not handle the situation and went out
OF the box after letting In three runs in
the fourth session. BerWyn's fielding
was also weak and showed the result OF
several changes
Howard Beckett, Laurels star Wirler,
who In two weeks has brought MS team
from last place to second, was again the
whole show. He allowed only three hits
and struck out nine men.
Last weeks developments have put
Laurel IN easy running for the pennaHt.
BeTWyn still has a chance to Gust Hy-
aLtsyille, but LauTels battery, Beckett
and Fulton. is a combination hard 10
beat HyattsVille Is at a disadvantage
IN that they have a smaller number Of
games yet 10 play than Laurel. and
may lose several contested games now
under consideration by the board OF man
ayers Again. while Chick Daniau IS
easily as good as Fulton with the catch
er's mitt, Hyattsville lacks ii pitcher
that Will measure up 10 Beckett.
The score
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
Dane Never Stopped.

There Is nothing IN the Danes record
TO show where and how he ever stopped.
Joe Hedmark put him 10 the mat seven
teen times in six rounds Nelson was
there al the finish. fighting as hard as
he had been in the first round.
Young Corhett put him down twice
IN their fights The Dane got up and
Knocked the Denverite out cold on both
occasions.
Terry McGoveru, whose terrific slam
has doWred more comers than any
other IN the world. did not even rattle
the gent from Hegewisch when they
fought Terry landed al least five or six
tlm@s flush on the jaw with his right
but he might just as well have
thrown il up In the air. Il had the
same effect. and the question IS now
VIII Cans have the necessary soak 70
put the Dane out for kecpsZ
Cans Is the CleycresL coolest ana
most accurate man in the Wo-ld, buc
will his slam stop that rushing gent
from HegeWisChT
Cans will not be the aEgressor In this
battle. lie viii not do the forcing over
a minute, and IL his punch IS lacking his
heart viii soon depart
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
.GAMENESS ALONE
TO DECIDE BOUT
Only a Question of How
Dane Takes Cans Deadly
WallOps-Their Records.
By RAD.

NEW YORK. Aug. I8.-Gameness and
stability is going to cut a vast amount
Of ice in the coming championship be-
tween Cans and Nelson.
The very mention Of gameness brings
the name OF Nelson 10 the front. IL
was this quality that put the Battler
where he is, and, according 10 many IL
viii keep him there.
Nelson is certainly a gamer" man
than Cans. There IS a line iu Cans
record showing he stopped in his battle
with Frank Erne, claiming that his eye
was knocked out Of It's socket from
butt. Erne won because the dark gent
refused 10 battle further.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
R0SEDALES VICTORIOUS
IN CLOSE REMNANT RACE

The ROsedala Fairgrounds Baseball
team after downing the North Capitol
and L Street team. in two successive
games, and breaking even with the
Southeast Fairgrounds in the FIRST two
games, won the Fairgrounds champion
ship by defeating the Southeast bows
yesterday in the deciding game by TO
. The boys OF the team 3nd the man
aEer of the grounds arep tanning a eele-
bratiOn in honor Of winning the pen
nant for the ROsedale grounds at the
Noel House Gymnasium; Saturday even
ing.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Earned rIus-Flfth. . First base by er-
r0rs-Calvary. 6, Fifth. 2. Left on bases
Calvary 3. Flfrh First base on baIIs-OH
Symau1ski. I. OF Carroll. g. Innings pitched
by Carroll. 3: Lv Newgeut, J. Hltz-OH
Carroll, 5- or NeWEeHJ, J. Struck out
BY Symau0ssl- &. by Carroll. 2. by New
gent J. TWo-base hirs-J. Synan0skI Hes
Ter. Newesut and EIIet. Sacrifice hits-F.
SymauosA and Carroll. @ Stolen bases
Taylor. g. Lord. s. Clear. kinney Harding.
Havden. and McQuinn HIST hy pltcher-By
NeWCant. J. Wild piuch-Syman1sk-. U-m-
pire-Betts. Time of game hour and %
minutes
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
CRICKET CONTEST TODAY
PROMISES GOOD SPORT

The usual Saturday game OF the wash
ington Cricket Club will be played at
4 p m. on the CLUB grounds near Chevy
Chase Circle.
The teams Will be selected by the for
mer famous baseball player Robert
Barr. All Old cricketers cordially in
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
ST. DOMINIC EASY
FOR lMMACULATES

The s.. Dominic boys were easy meat
for the Immaculate Conception team
yesterday afternoon. when the latter
won by I3 20 !.
Gallagher. who was on the rubber for
the winners. was i'm perfect form. hold
ing hts opponents down TO one single.
RlSt0u and Moore led al the stick with
four and three hits. respectively. The
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
FIFTH GAVE CALVARY
A RUN FOR THE MONEY

The Fifth Raptists gave the Calvary
team run for the money yesterday. the
latter barely winning in the sixth by
70 l.
At the beginning Of the fifth the score
stood 4 to ] iu favor OF the leaders,
but Fifth came back strong and push
cd over enough runs % even matters.
Calvary, by a strenuous effort. however,
redeemed herself IN the last The score:
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Earned rtns-IrnmacuIate s. First base
5y erTors-ImmaculaIe. @. 81. D0minlc's, :.
left on bases-Immatulate. 4; 81. Dominic 9,
First base on baus-Oh Ehb--t e. on
GALLAGHER. T. Struck Cut-By Gallagher 10.
hv Ehhert. @ T-N0-hase hit-LimoerEer.
Sacrifice h.t-L- Dechard. stolen bases-I-D-
bert Bell ZanneLu Mess. -s Eist0u. p
Moore. 3. Brennan. 4 Double plays-E.1bert
unassiSted- Ebbert 20 Palmer % Bell Passed
bsII-Camauer. Tmpire-Sa Erarl1- Time of
Eamc-I hour.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

TwO-base hits-Altizer. Hickman. stone.
Sacrifice hits-C- Jones, Stanley. T.
Jones o., Hickey Stolen bases-Ander-
son, Schlahy, koehler Hits-Dn kits0n
Z in 6 innings, on FalkeubeTg I in ]
inning; of PaJteu. I in 2 innings. Left
on bases-W Washington. S: St Louis. s.
Bases on baIls-Dn Kits0n, .. of Fallen
berg 4, of Patteu g. on Howell 8
First base on erroTs-St Louis g. Struck
out-By Kitsou, . by Patten. !: by How
ell 4 Passed ball-Rickey. Time of
game hours. UmpiTe-Mr. Connolly.
Attendance 600
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
WINNERS
AFTER FORGETTING

Yesterdays Capital CITY League game
went TO the AIoysius cr5wd by a for
felt. the AloyslUs boys claiming that
several members OF the National Athletic
Club were ineligible.
After the discussion the two agreed TO
play an exhibition game, which went 10
the Nationals By 4 TO 8. TLes core.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

base on balls tt was dccia5S that Hickey
S. ould bat for himself. - sacrificed.
Luck was with Washington when
Spencer Int into AItizer's hands, who
ran TO second TO get the threw when
hOehler tried to steal
Niles stop of AltizeT's hit in the NTH
was "SOlno pumpkins" tt looks like
Harry is tie goods at third
Connolly cot a nasty blow on his shin
from, a foul, which brought the little
umpire to his knees.
Stone struck out twice. once in each
RanA
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Earned run-BerWyn- Left on bases-I3er-
wyn. 4. Laurel 3. EIrst base 0u baIIs-O1
Beckett. 2. OF Brown. !. Innings plJched-By
Brown, 4. by McGreg0r 4. Hits made-Of
Beckett ga 6 Innings. on Brown. 4 in 4
innings. or McGTeF0T, ! in ] inning Struck
0ut-By Beckett. 9. by Brown. 9. by Nc
Gregor, J. TWo-base hits-BroWn, H'y Beck
EFT Double play-NCGTeg0T o. Brown. Hit
hy pltcher-By Brown. Ca-sari. Passed
haIIs-Mowatt 2. Eult0r. = Tmplres-Ffnz
and HasIup. Time OF game-l hour and s
minutes
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

SacrIncc hIts-NII. Q. Jones. Schlafly.
Stolen bases-AltiZcr. Anderson Spen-
Ger Double plays-C. Jones and War
uer; q. Jones and Hickman Left on
Washington. 2. St Louis g. Bases
ou bIlis-Om Hughes &, on Powell. g.
First base on Washington .
Struck out-By Hughes. 5. by Powell T.
Time of game hour and 45 minutes.
Cmpirc-Mr Connolly
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
PRINTERS WON GAME
WITH BUT ONE HIT

The Government Printing once team
got but one hit OF ShipIey's delivery
yesterday in its game with the Brook
landers. against seven made by the lat
ter but won by to @. Stupid base
running and errors by the losers were
rasU0uEIb1s for fHa defeat Tee scDrz-
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

certain. but that for the present, he
would keep the men as they have been,
until he sees an advisable change. Coach
Plalsted said that he regretted that hs
would not have a longer time with the
men. for he is confident 0f being able 10
terial he has working for positions on
the crews
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
F0raythe out f5r cutting "a

Flrst Hase UE eTr|Fs-A IIysTIs J. NafIIU-
ais ]. Left 1n has-s-AIuysius, .. Nation
ais First base on haIs-Du HessIer 9. or
Strckett. :. Struck out-By HessIer. g. by
Stocsett. = Two-base hit-M1relaud- Sacr--
fee hits-kellE and -ualllng. stolen bases
F-ssirr. SpaIdinF. CLARK. Hooks. Double
pays-Ho0E uuasslstei. Sualding 10 walker.
Fit by pitCher-By H-ss.er. .. Tmplre-H.
C5llih1Wer. Time % Eame-l hour and y
minutes.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

shiplsy. l. struck out-By Brown. G. by
Shipley, g. Tw0-hase hit-Tansiu. Sacrifice
hlr-Simons- stolen bases-Tausiu. q sim
Ons, Webb Laframbois. Berhaus. 2. Hunt.
and Linkiu- Double rlay-Br0wn 90 Ber-
haus % Hartuett HIT by pitcher-By ship
ley. 2. WILD pitCh-Shipley. J. Umpire
TreadWav
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
BOXING.

Al Kaufman and his manager have
arrived in Los Angeles where Kaufman
is TO meet Tommy Burns on Septem-
Der Il.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
Vignaux. Bartel. and Taylor are pIav-
ing the balk-linc game ln France. and
report that the Academy business Is
very good Taylor is the only sure ore
Of the three who viii come over 10 com
pete for the American championship.
Schaefer and Sutton have given ID
their joint entertainments in Chicago AZ
lt.z billiards. Sclaefer during the last
week played an eNceediurlv strong
game. averaging from p 10 s. and beat
Ing sutton nearly every game. From
now on the two men viii practice IN Dri-
Nate for their matches Sutton an Ig2
with Sloss0n and Schaefer m ISL with
Hoppe. each FOR the championship.
Joe Dining, who participated In one
Of the flrst games of pyramid pOCI play
ed TN America. died at TT Paso, Tex.
a few days ago.
September viii probably see another
tournament for the ltZ billiard CEam-
piOnship Of America. The city I'm which
the tournament IS u be held has not vet
been selected, but all Of the 142 players
are busy practising.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

The Lancaster Tri-state League club
was hit hard again Tuesday, when il
was announced that its star pitcher anu
aIl-arOund player. Doc Reisling. had
been signed by the Philadelphia Ma
uonals. The big leagues had previously
caused Aluzer Deal. Dougherty and
Leun0X 20 jump. Pitcher Stony Nc
Glyn. OF York. has deserted that
team. and he is supposed 10 have jump
ed 10 q major league.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

It begins 70 look as though the fight
betTeen Jack Dougherry and Mike
CTwinl Sullivan viii have TO be called
of. The men were 20 have met at
Butte. Mon, on Labor Day, but the
Butte Civic League will take steps 10
have the fight stopped. The league is
the same organization that stopped the
open gambling in Butte last winter.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

The Cleveland News calls ClOthespOle
Falkeuberg the Human Stat He was
the slab 0niclator IN the game with
Washington when the Clevelanders pull
ed out seven runs In the eighth inning
and won the game. The day before he
had been ordered out Of the game by
the umpire. and when he went TO the
bad IN this inning he was ordered out
by his manager He left the field with
gloomy expression about mile long
The same paper then describes the
scene In the stand during the progress
Of the great squirt. as follows: "Oue
man IN th, stand bit his lead pencil into
pieces and was trying 10 put runs down
with his little finger toward the end Of
the eighth. Another made love 10 his
divorced wife. Another threw his wife
pet dog up in the air and il landed on a
w0mans hat Another smashed a cop
per on the head with his straw hat.
Waving arms. flying hats and coats.
shrIekiuE Cheers-Jhey all came with
the fine batting rally. one man I'm the
graudstand put on q snOwst0rm when
the Slat was chased 10 the bench 1t
was realistic with dandy shivers from
the inventor and those caught in tn
storm"
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Jesse Burkett is rot a back number
with the bat IN the New England
League. He leads the league. with an
average Of 81.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
A Case OF "ImperiaI ExpOrt .

Seer Is a good thing TO have handy at
this season In particular. Delicious, re-
freshilg, healthful. Q dozen
bssf SSttles Of this superb light SIPS
WASHINGTON BREWER$ CO.,
Fifth and Streets n. z. Phone z asa
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Mont Attell. the younger brother of
Abe, who is TO meet Freddie Weeks at
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

The Chicago board OF trade has form
ed a $1,000 pool 20 back the White
S0X 10 win the American League pen
naut This sum has been sent East 10
be placed Ia New York and PhIadel-
phIa, and II the odds are attractive the
amount Will be increased.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
ASFBAIL GOLF RAC1NC BOXING ROWING ATFlIETCS
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in the Field of Sports

Spokane next week. IS also after q
match with nus OLD pal Frankie Nell. for
the bantam title Of America
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Sam Langford, the coIored scrapper,
Of Boston, aad George Gunther. OF
Australia. viii meet for fifteen rounds
before the Standard a c., Of Lymans-
vile. next month
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Sandy Ferguson. the New England
heavyweight. and Jack Johnson, the
negro champion. are TO clash in a
bout before the Standard
4. c. of Iymansviue r J.. on June %.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
Standing of The Clubs.
MARQUETTE.
Yesterdays Results
Imaculate. Is: st, Dominic, 1.
Today's Games
Standing Of me Clubs.

Immaculate Conception VS.. Holy Name.
ST. Patrick vs.. 81. Peter.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Sailor Burke, the Brooklyn boxer, viii
meet Hugh Kelly. Of Chicago. at Chel-
sea, August 2S The men VIII go fifteen
rounds at $50 pounds.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
ROWING PRIZE.

Style Of Individual Medals for Winners
in Middle States Regatta on
Labor Day.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

"VUt UUL WItu winning nun vas scOTcu-
Washington ... o 0 o o 0 Is
St. Louis......... D o q o %
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Ed Reulbach. one Of the star members
OF the Chicago Nationals pitching staff
has signed 10 coach the Indiana Uni
versity baseball nine next spring. Ever
since ReuIbach pitched gi3t-edged bail
for NOtTc Dame three years ago he has
been the idol Of the Bloomington fans,
and there is no doubt IN the minds Of
the Indiana students that he will do
much 70 strengthen the red and white
team.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Raw Tallman, pitcher for the Peoria
nine. went into the box 20 twirI against
the Broadway team. but he delivered
the first ball with such force that his
arm was broken between the elbow and
shoulder and several shoulder muscles
were pulled loose.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

lake Beckley has rejoined the Cardi-
naIs after a short stay at Mt. Clements
TO rest up an injured foot
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

The Temple club Of the Texas League,
has applied for a receiver OF the league
The Temple team and the GreenyilIe
club were dropped from the league be-
cause they were losing money.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

Captain Tenny Of the Boston Nation
ais. Is not superstiuous. This IS his
thirteenth season with Beaneaters.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18
BASEBALL.

II Is said that Charlie Frank IS now
dividing honors with Gen. W. T. Sher-
man as to unpopularity in Georgia's cap
ital. According % Walter Taylor. the
Journals circus sporting editor, "Chub-
by ChoIIy" IS worse than the man who
burned Atlanta. and TO think that Frank
is a Southerner. while Taylor is an i'm
ported Yank, who forms the opinions Of
Atlanta fans.
The Washington times., 1906-08-18

sbortstop Nichols, OF the Memphis
team. has been annexed by Connie Mack
for the philadelphia Athletics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
CIRCULAR De IA 'POL|C|A

A cAusa de las numeroSss queias
que ne recibea en- es!a ofalns sobre
10 costumbre que tienen los muehs-
chos de poner clavos y piedras en- la
via p1blica al paso dc los autom6vi.
les y apedrear los mlsmos, 10 cual
puele dar lugAr & consscuencias gra.
yes, y eEcriblr palabraa obcsnas On
los mismos, se ordena que en- adelan.
te, 10 Poliefa arrestar& q todos los
nuchschos que ineurran en- eitAs fal.
tss, dando cuenta 4 sus padres INNS
diatamsnte, y tambi6n 90 harAn tales
arrestos msdiante queia producida
contra ellos por algdu chav fer 8 pa
sagero.
Los gusrdias que prestsn servi.
clos de recorridas en- las cArreteras
frecuentadav por automobiles, Motif
car&n & las cabezAs de fAmllia de esta
Circular, y fiaran una copiA de 10
misma en- un lugsr pdblico.
Mayo I.
Por orden del Coronel Hamill,
(Firmado) J. JUDICECE.
lar. Teniente y Ayudants P. l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
OESDE SABAKA GRAKDE

Es de aentlrse que s1n no SO h,ya
podido orgarizRr squi una banda de
m1siea que mueha f.lia nos hace,
cuando tsnto re ha hablado en- favor
dc Ia m!sml,
La mds!cs, Ia que acrecienta Ia
OIL gtfa cusndo estamos alegres al
c omo Ia t.isteza cuRndo nos enconira'
mos tristes, 10 que tsnto al rey de 10
cresci6n mo q Ia t f!cundisima faente
de vida y ternura les proporclona tan
agradab'es ratios de solaz, conatitu ye
en- esta prossica terra el mas halsgA.
dor dalce deleite 5C6mo, pues, si
todo cato 10 f)rma ell tan sublims arte
de- la md vAmos q continuar pri-
vados de esos placsntsros momentos
De espArcimiento?
MuchAS vices el autor do estss II.
meas ha expressdo desde la prensa 10
n9cesided en- que nos encontramoS de
tsner orquest propis, asf como tam.
'biel las notablea sconom a, que indu
dablemente nos rsportar1a.
Fxjatten1o como exIsten en- este
pueblo personals y sig lnos educsndor
de altltudes srtistieas que han hecho
eltulios musicales; y que por fAlta de
InstrumentoI no hin podido coniinuAr
eatuiiando, ell Hon, Ayun.xmlento res.
pIndiendo q los buenos deseos de las
indieAdas personals, dsb.erA preatar
Su copcurao preSupuestando una can
tidad para ese noble fn, la cual unida
& Ia q1e aportara el pueblo, creemos,
aerfa 10 81 A;!ente para 10 eonaecucI6n
del tan ha 1lAdo y dsseado inGtrumen.
tai,
Cesar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
one 2+4 San Juan B. Teefono 244. San Juan P. R.J

cutivoa en- un perl6dico de los de ma
var citculacitn de e'ts isis, para que
los que Sc can parj ldicAdoa puedsn
opc nerse en- el plEzo d'ch1 q conisr
1esda ell primero en- que spsre2ca pu =
blicado este edicto, ci,&ndose & todas
Las peraonAs qle se cream tener Aobre
dich)s inmueblss cuslquier derecho
& todoS squelloe qu!ercs pucda
puedA per- ldIcsr ls conversion aoli-
ciIads, para que dsut-o de dicho ter.
mino f)rmuen oposici5n, p.evinIen
do & Ndos que pssa1o 81 mitm1, Sc
reaoIvera Eobre la conversion Lo!ioi-
tada, parSnd1 & Aodos los periuicios
lie ley, ex!endlendo el pfesense bsjo
mi frma y ell sello de 10 CorGe en Hl
macao "A dc Mayo de l 906
Aciscl0 Garctc
secrstirio de ls Corts Municipal
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
DESDE AIBOAIT 0

El Iefior Dfgetsu ha salido para
Ponce tomar pArts on las conteren-
cias escolares.
-El Rev. Padre PassalacquA au.
forbade por los cAt6licos hA traido
squf al Padre Capuchino dsIcalzo
Constantine, para prediCar en 10 fiea.
ia que en- honor de nuestro Patron San
JoAe sc celebra ara el lAbado J domin.
60 pr6ximos,
Hoy Jueves SO hA alberto en- el
barrio sAlgsrroboaS, de ests iurisdicD
cl6n, una eacuslA de nifos y adultoS
de amboa sex1s. Fl professor 10 ea
don Ramon G omez, y los gAstos que
ocAsione dicho esta blscimiento los pc.
ga 10 Iglesia melodiTtA DichA sscue.
10 90 ha alberto por inIciativAs del
miniltro proteatAnte Mr. Penzotti.
ALLIYoN.
MRvo 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
No ACATARRARSEi /

E catArro 90 una enfermsdad QUE
Giene mucha mas importancia de la que
generalneuse Sc ls atrihuys. Invade
sodos los 6rgsnos del cuerpo, euyal
tunciones y tuerzss debilit1 profunda
ments. Escslsk irscuentede Ia sordera
sfeeta IL vista, Ia narix y la gargAnts
eE generalmente por donde empiezs
ID iuoerculoSis 8 tisis.
La misma i&cilidsd Ia frecuen
sia con cue SO pesoa IN ostarro, ha.a,
= las psfsonAs indiierentes para Gu
rarlo , la gran msyorfa 40 Sc preoca
pa de lLa consacuercIGs.
Los ba1oE frfoa por Ia madana
embellishments despres dc dejAr el
eeho, d0rmir con las ventsnas abier,
as evitsr las eorrientes ds Aire, son
1recaueioueS muy buenAa qua no sussl
= trA5Aio el obserEarlsr. Pere el
preventive mas positive, mas eaeAI,
oaa i&oil Y INST positive , tambien ell
qEsasonHeian lou m6dioos, es la Emul
si6n de Scott de AceIie do higAdo dc
1HsElso.
Eaaorpreudsuse Ia iuerEa, vltalidad,
soergfa : D0der de reEisteneia que re-
3!oe eI euerpo humane DE- lAa peQua
'sa d. s.s dc Emu sion de Scott que 80
<'m,nis'rhn con eonEsAncia. Ek.A
D nulsitn reeuose interiormente todal
% parties oeciiss , vulnsrs6lea del
) lsrpo ? 10 Pone Rl abrigo do IL 10.
esl "a asssrra.
De suando sE ogsnGo ep2f oesa
ndaalrialss Poca etsrupulosoa tauu.
iisndp emglsioles, V!nos o prsDsra.
i0s los cue Atriouyen propisdEdes
.arsllVas Gus no uenen ; hasa hsy
uLon Sc strsve 4 decir en- lesrAs ds
cue el pssr6leO 6 keroaina
"a IN ailments.
Que es sl peir6lsoY On keeits mine
al cue 20 uIs como sombuAtibls para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-09
E:DICTO

En- Ia Corts Municipal de Dlsirlto ju.
dislsl municipal de. BunAcsu p r.
Esta1os UnidoI de America a. q
III Presidents do los Est&doa U al
dos.
Emma r. Preston. Sobre conversion
de posesi6n en- dominic.
Por cuanto G lstsvo Preston Lap
pelleux, como spoderAdo de 81 espo
- emma r Preston, hs promov'do
Alts estA Corts I'm expedienle aolici
/ oio lS conyerA6 de possession ca do
mimic sohre las aIguisnsss hncas;
RdssicAs; predio Hin nombre como.
10, alto ca Q! bArrio de SMS.zAles ,
t6rm!no municlpa! dc Nsguab3, lin
d ante por 81 Norse con IsabsI Me en-.
dzy Tomss L5p;z; pr el Sur COZ
don Juan R GArz1l; por Ell Fate con
N Anusl O.t.z, Pedro Oj y Pedro q,
Couvsrt,e ! J por OIte con don Joa-
qufn L Miro y dCnA Manusla Culmsn
T enc de cabIda treacienlas trsintA y
clnco cuerdAs de serreno aLo y Gl12,
g ,uivSert q ento t:etLta y una
hscGireas, gssents : sela areas, ochen,
- cealiarsAa d. las cuales como no
vsntR Dertenecen 3. barrl0 ue GARi
IleIs J oil rsaso al eel 10 De eA'
- inca fderon segregadAs cchsnts y
clasro cuerdas, y Qued6 por tanto ye.
dlcils dcscientaa circuenta y cinco
elsrdas las que sgrupSGas q 81 vez
cJn osras pofcioneS mas fCrnAn par
Ie de una fneA de custrocisntaE aeIen'
tIy Ires cuerias aetsnta centimoG, y
clyA 6ncA f1e ado uir. da primsramen'
te por don JsSlI L, Perey6 y Correa
por comprA & don PIb'oy doht ia
liz Msldonsdo y acrs,..t5 su posesi6u,
en ex 2ediente que tdG ascrito ell ~ dc
Ag )lio de 1890
ORC predio rAdisado en ei barrlo
sNAiz 4Ie2. , termino municipal de Ma
guabo, deatinado paitoI, eompuelt1
de veILts y echo cuerdAs de teri enoI,
equiv isrt sa once heoiAre oiucuen.
IL y una ceuiiereas, J lindGn por el
Norte con tr.elos que fler1n 90 ia |
Sucesl6n Argb -, hi don Js.ds L. |
Pereyt, por e. Sur con los de Ia b =
c!enda sFe'; por ell EI1e con don An.
dIei PlmenIsI; , por ell Ossss, COZ
doha Jdat Ia Pimsutel. Ei,A Ca
fde Adquirila por el ssGor Perey6
Correp, per campra & den Pablo n.
msntel scrsdit1 su poseti6n en tx
psdisuts que f~e lnIsrii1 el Il de Eas-
70 De 1870
or euaI 30, hAbisrdo or iensdo el
Hoe. K. f AL Tlrado Vsrrier, Jdtz ae
eltA Corte Municipal, que SO publ
Quen edictos por iermino de Iircs
die, naLurales. en- tres n6ms.ot c. nae