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New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
THE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeW-YoTi. MAY 8, 1906.
BEEVES-Receipts "a cars. 6ST head, includ-
ing 81 fo- laughterers and for the market Moth
ing doing to-day Telling firm on reported light receipts
medium 70 choice selling 7Dslzc per rs Latest
cables quoted live cattle SLOW refrigerator beef
selling ct &c per 10 Shipments to-day included $50
cattle S sheep and 420O quarters Of beef atter es
mated the Victorian to Liverpool. The Baltic
sailing Wednesday, is estimated TO carry about 41OO
quarters Of beef.
CALvEs-Receipts were 30 head. which were likely
held for Wednesdays market. Nothing doing
in live calves Feeling a trthe firm Dressed calves
sold at fully sustained prices I1a41O1ac per 10 for
city dressed, and Ig9lhc for country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts 5ls
/ 263 head including slaughterers and 2ls
for the market, making, with the stock held
steady lambs slow easy. with the
cepton of prime handy lambs OF stock We're car
Tied Prime clipped sheep sold at s. 3Ils per 100
n: to good clipped lambs at S. 6OdS6 90
with choice offered culls at 81 IS; clipped year rngS
IS 20, No spring lambs offered. Dressed muttons
121sc country dressed spring lambs at S29$s so per
Sales-Newton & Co: 420 cvlipped Ohio lambs, "a %
average SO so per 100 H. 65 ouls as 10 at 81 15 IS
clipped yearngs SO n. at s. 20; 81 clipped Ohio sheep
s5 10. at IS 37i5-
10 at Sc 4O 1875 Ohio do tcon1non), 81 -. at 20 60
HOGS-Receipts IL cars 1873 head, about all
for slaugherers. Feeling trihe firm Buffalo ad-
vices hogs quotable at SO s5aS6 % per
100 H.
average Sc 80 per 100 10; roughs. 29O 10.
s. 90: stag, 30 10. at So 4s rough mixed Western
Geo. & l. S Diiienbach: state hogs. ls7 n at
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEeRAPH.

Chicago Nay s.-cATTLE-Receipts $500 head; mar
ket strong; common prime steers S41$6 80; cows
25a$4 co. heifers 81 758s5 s5 bulls $3a$4 q calves
So 1886: stockers and feeders 50 I5QSb HOCSS-Re-
ceipts. 10000 head market 2is 95c higher choice .
prime heavy Sc 459S6 sO medium good heavy S6 400
heavy mixed, SO 371aGss 42la; paekng 50 sO9s6 90
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Recepts 10000 head; market
steady lOc lover sheep 81 7SGsS S. yearnss s. 900
Cincinnati May S.-HOGS active: butchers and ship
pers. So 5T4z asa Cos common s. 45dS6 as CATTLE
steady fair 10 good shlppeFs 81 OSS lO common 81 80
GS8 SHEEP AND LAA1TBS-Sheep steady. 50 So8S4 SO;
lambs steady, S. 50G$6 so.
Kansas city May s.-CATTL.E-Fecepts. 12OOO head.
including 800 SoutheFns market strong; stoekers and
feeders lower; choice and dressed
IS 4oS6: fair 10 good a0GS5 IS: western fsd steers
steers. SS 2@$5 25; Southern cows Sogs4 g native
SO 256SA d; calves S39S5 70 HOGS-Reeeipts .0O0
head market 10 shade higher TOP So S5 bulk OF
sales Sc II 3O heavy. S6 25 6S6 S packers So 200
SO 80: pigs and lights, IS 2o9S6 22ib SHEEP AND
I.AIBS-Receipts 5000 read: market strong; lambs.
IS 1887 4O sheep and yearngs s. 5OqS6 20; Western
fed yearlngs $59S6 So Western fed sheep s. 6O9<6 90
etnclIerG and feeders. &30Sb.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

- YOrk-Gecrgs E Lanss. plainti9. aseinut Georss
TToIs 49, Idn Haya. Defendants. Action No 2 70
Tho obovo Y1Tled s1fuluonoF
~ a1Oer the complaint IN this action and gsrve
conv ~ vnur the plaintiffs attoTneT within
fv-sntv days the service of this summons eEcu-
sive of day q service, and IN of failure
- appear or Judgment viii taken aeanss
you s. default for the relief demanded IN the corlains
1YofnfffFss atf1~ney p0St0fice address
an ROADWAY. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
n, IRE Attendants George =. McAneny aud Mabel n
AIcAneny: The foFagoins summons IS served
bv publication. 10 order OF Hon Edward 3
CIeh Justice OF the supreme Court o the state q Ns
fhe COMPLAINT IN OF Clerk OF County %
New York at the County Court House in the Borough
Of Manhattan. city OF New York. Dated New York.
April IT, 1905 Ronald X. Brown. plaintiffs attorney.
Office poStolce address No $50 Broadway Borough
o Manhattan New York civ.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. May s. 1903
E.E-Ihe coffee market was little more active
yesterday and after opening unchanged points lower
ruled STEADY the close being unchanged TO points higher
On safes OF $500 bags The opening decline was III gym
paIy Win lower French cables and bearis priVate
eanle from HaNre Hhch said unfevorabe opinion
Of the market was gaining ground in consequence OF large
estnstes Tor the Santos prices looked
II they would 20 lower No received 10
the coming crop in the local market and, while the
Brazilian news was hardly encouraging owing 10 the
continued liberal receipts there comparatively little
pressure against the local opening decline
Prices ruled around the early figures most Of the day.
EAylne in the later session erng bull
support Of the Brazilian Rio was -
and Santos was unchanged, with the rate Of Brazilian
exchange at the figure the previous day Ham
burg unchanged i pfg lower and Havre declined
= franc Receipts at the two p
eganst 5000 last and the Jundishy receipts
COCO bags against 5000 wear. The market for
spot coffee was quiet with quotations the basis of
15sc for Rio No z
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

HIDES-Tne maElnt was steady but unchanged. with
quiet. California Ale: Antonio and Laredo
221A 62oc selected duty paid OnOoo. &c: La CuoyFo
2sc; chhello 2lo; Caracas 24e Naracabo 22A
l31e; Guatemala. go; TiEo 23Ac. Central American.
2SKc; Ecuador. 2sgs9hc; Bosota. 2sis 429lhe; ySa
ClIz G2c; IGmplco. PC: Iabasoo 2lAc: 4GGpan 20:
1GafRmnraz 20; Port Platte 1esc Dry sailed hiess
sceoss1. duty palt-|sySA LAzzeAlts EArna1suno ana
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

EoTTON-The cotton market moderately
to-day and after rreguarity
steady with the close a advance Of 2 TO Z
points Sales day estimated $4,000 bales
The opening was steady at an advance OF points
IN response higher cables but the weather
more favorable showing. the only precipitation
ported being light showers in the Western belt.
prices quickly eased of under bea- raid little
realizing around 1i15e for May and IL O5c July
about points net lower and 4 points down from
the opening heurea crop market was
rallied by quite aggressive show support.
Reaching the opening figures again trading became
ective and the market showed little feature
noon. when II again became more active and hrmer
covering OF shorts and buying Of new crop
months presumably rather favorable weekly
report Weather he market closed at
practically the besS Of from
the Southern spot markets change in the
situation. The local market reported
bales for exporf and 1913 bales for consumption
is reported that the local bull leader making arrange
ments to market the cotton taken May
10 sptnners. There private reports
I young cotton from sections OF
North Carolina but generally speaking private crop
ports OF favorable average.
expects bearish goveTnmeEt report Juns 3 No
private cables were received from Liverpool and the
market there after showing net advance Of to 2
early. closed unchanged 10 points
lsh spot sales 10 600 bales.
The prices market to
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09

Citations
T7HF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
vor,r bv the grace OF God free and indsDsndeus-Io
Croi1e FTeinde SiUtus Heindel BarhaFa Hendei Girls
ma FfenninG Johann StItus Arnold Johann GeoFg Ar
mold Katharine F'ucksEer 9largaretha RSseh. &e-.a
WseneT Johaun Adam NehF. Johann simon Nehr Tried-
rch Nehr Regina Wagner, Barbara Herrold. friedrich
Fucksrer 9abiRa ZengeT Geors NoiSer5 John FggeIeS
Jonn JoseDh Fugerer. John Heinde ana Anlte Meinel
tai-- noTt o. CASPAR HEINDELs late Ok
Nsv- Yorr County deceased and said Caroline Ueiudsl
sqi9 GFtus Heinde and William Carl TIE persons de9
nsfed ae executors the last VIII and Testament Ot ts
hereinafter mentioned and described send
Caroline Heindcl % Hu1sou HeiEhtz.
~ - has lately applied the Surrosntes Court Of
County of York. TO have certain instrument q
date the eighteenth DAY of May. Ilss
and personal property duly proved
as TIE last WIN and Tesiament q TIE said Cellas
FIeindsI. of the County of New York deceased
TeTefors you each of cited % apIT balos
the Surrogate OF our County % SeV lorE az Ms oes
N the County of New York on the lh day Of Nay
that day. then and lcEe attend
rr1isfa az TIRE VIII and Toltamau1 Ana Gueh
asa hereby cited under the
tyons years required % appear guardian.
yun have n have none appear and apply
foF ons 10 appointed. the % ycur usgact
or failure DO guardian VIII Be apDoiutcd By tbs
SFrcgata represent and for IN the proceeuC
m testimony whereof caused the Of -
SuTFOsaces Court % the Eaid County oQ NGx
81 York % be heTeunto aGlxsd Witness. Hon
AoneT G Thomas. Surrogate % said
New York az said county the twentieth dav
March IN the year Of our Lord thousand Hae hundred
ana sx- DANIEL J. DOWpEEY.
Clerk % the SuTfosotes Court
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool, May Commentaries nonlneI
futures steady Nay. 6 ssd July. es IAd SEPTEMBER
6s ESD. CORN-Spot dTm American mixed. new, e u9
do old 4s 9d futures steady May g 5a July = ~
PEAS-Canadian steady. 6s Cd. FLOUR-St Louis tancy
winter steady SIS Ga. HOPS IN London Pacide Coast
steady f2 6sGEs l0s REEF steady; extra India mes5
76s PORK Gfrong prime mesa, Western, SIS 3D. HAMS
Short cut Il . IS 70. quiet SIS Cd. BACON quiet
Cumberland cut 50 n. 47s Cd short Tb. 10 20 -
~ SIS. long clear mdes. light g 70 "a ~ 49, ions
clear iddes heavy. 80 70 20 n. Ads. short clear
DERS-SauaFe II quiet. COS. LARD dull; prime
Western, tn tioFcos A3s 3D. American refined IN pas
44s 30. BUTTER steady hnest United States s5s sooa
do 76s. CHEESE nest white old quiet bll
40 eoiored quiet 63s Ca DO finest white new steady
5G5: do colnred 6es TAIsIloW-FTme city hTm DTS
TTTRPFsRTLNE3- EFm, ass ed. RQEIN-conIlon
AEm. 1Og Illol4EuA1-Eaapsd Guiss, o1.e L-NsA41D
OIL so-. Sd.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
PHILApELPHIA STOCKS
'Flat price quotations

GurnFhed By Charles D. Barney & Co. 40 2s Broad
esstL AeW-f York. and No. 122 South Ath street
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
.SwrrOgates' Notices.


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Ahner C Thomas. Surrogate of the County of New
AGAINST Alice NJ Du Bos late Of the County Of New
YorE deceased. 70 present the same. N vouchers
thereof to subscriber at bis place of rauSactle bust
SSTeet in the city New York before day
0i TsSfSS New YORK tie dsy March. 1906
ALEXANDER 7. MASON. Executes
rREDERIC D. PHILIPS. Attorney for Executor, ls
William Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CST.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas a SuErgzSIe County % Nsz
YORK notice hereby given 70 All having claims
oGoi1sf Nary Baker late OF the County OS New
70 present the with vouchers thereof 20
Sbs~Vber Al his place Of transacting business
osco of De Wiki. Lockman De Witt. No. IS Nassau
Torf On OF before 18th day OF October next
Dafed New York the 9th day OF March 1906
HENRY -. BAKER, Executor-
NJ WITT LOCK9IAS & DE WITT, Attorneys for EEsc--
tor sS Nassau Borough of Manhattan. CITY os
New York.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Il Abner c Thomas Surrogate % the County Of New
YORK Motto Il hereby to all persons having claims
sgsinst FredeFca Tanan. late of the County OF New
York deceased. TO present the same. with vouchers
subscriber. his place or tIana1cr1S
business No Street. Borough Of Manhattan N
me Cfey OF York before the tenth day OF Ccto
Der next. , 90,
CHARLES A. RUNLS. EXecuto7.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-09
Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
Tork-GsoFes E Lanss. painuR. aeainss GeorS, n
anc Mary Doe Cheing property and 49,
Srue names being unknown the paint ana TITaD-f1
s McElwain. defendants. Action No. 4 10 TIRE 0hOV,
the complaint IN this action. and q COPY of
your elsWeT on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
tne oy o. service ana N OF failure Ouu=RE
q answer. judgment will be taken aCllnsc
fault for the relief demanded IN the complaint Dated
NeW IoFE. February ld 1905. Ronald X Brown plain
ufs ottofneys oflce ard postofica address NO SD
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City. 70
the defendants GeOrEe a. NcAneny Mabel ri Nckue1v
is served upon you puhlcation pursuant an order
Of Hon. Edward s. Ciinch justice of the SuDIarls
April. le91. and filed with the complaint the OfN17
Court House IN the BoToush Of Ssnhai,an City Of Ne
Brown pIantiars attorney ONCE ana postorc@ aF~sss
No SD Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan New Tor CIV
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-George z. LAnge: plaintiff. as9lnst George p.
p Young Defendants Action No. To the aboVe
defendants; are hereby summoned 20 ansWer the
SnsvSeT on the plaintiffs attorney within tWeuty asyS
sfteF the Of this exclusive the drv
service. and IN case Of your failure 70 appear
for the relief demanded IN the complaint NeJr
York February &c. 1905 Ronald K Brown. plaintiffs >
nttO-aeJ Office and POstUfco 0ddFesE No. Sd HrUs2-
defenFQuts George b E1cAneny ana Mabel N1cAueuys
The foregoing summons Is served upon By pubel-
Isfice Of the supreme STATE % New YoT
OF April. 1903 and dled with
plalnt Office Of the Clerk OF the County of New
York County Court House IN the EorouGn OF Nan
haitian city New NoTS- Dated New York. April IT.
Yo06 Ronald X Brown. plaintiffs attorney. Office ana
postoles address 10 80 Broadway. BoEough OF Nan
foee1r NTaVVN
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.UN RENO Al MEOR
pOStOT
Los maRuscfitOs De Victor Hugo.
IIR eahaIIa Del RsI Eduardo.

Sc ofrecen al pGblieo dos pequefias islas
del Pacf6co del Sur y el Gobierno de In
glaterra garantiza la legitimidad de los Il.
tulos Es esta bnera oportunidad para
que un hombre moderadanente rico Sc ha-
ga duefio de un reine independents
A nosotros nos parece que los peri0di-
cos que han dado esta noticia no conoeen
la Historic de InglaterTa.
De Londres Sc avisa que el senior Co
rTea, de Ia Argentina, ha comprado 81 Fey,
Eduardo por $4,000 guineas su caballo
Diamond Jubilee" de ocho amos, el mis-.
mo que gan6 la carrera Ultima del Der
by. Diamond Jubilee ha ganado en-
las carreras que ha hecho Ia suma de 165
mil dollars.
En- la Habana han dispuesto las auto
ridades municipales de POGO tempo esta
pare, que los meseros dc los hoteles y fon-
das cumplan las obigaciones propias de
su empleo, estando completamente rasura-
dos. Muchos preferen perder el destino
antes que las barbas.
Italia ohtiene anualmente de los tou-i
ristas 100000, 600 como Sc desprende de
las 1ltimas estadfsticas ofciales Be ase-
gura con todo fundamento, que hay algu-
mas antiguas ciudadea, hist6ricas srtfsti-
cas-, que degenerarfan muy pronto en- al
deas de poca importancia, 81 no fuese por
los innumerables viajeros ricos que las
visitan constantemente.
-Aeaba de morir en- la Capital del Inn
perio Germanico, ell tiltimo de los dieci-
nueve condiscfpulos del Canciller de HE
rro, que lie habfan sobrevivido por algunos
amos. Este 6ltimo fue graduado con Bis
marck en- Ell Gimnasio de Berlin en- Ia pri-
mavera de 1882. Sc llamaba Won Haus-
tein Sc habfa ordenado cl6rigo.
La Familia Imperial Japonesa es po-
seedora de treinta palacios en- diferentes
parties del Jap6n. El Emperador actual
ha ocupado solamente algunos de ellos, y
desconoce por complete los demas.
La Biblioteca Nacional de Paris re-
oibira dentro de POGO una espl6ndida do
naci6n: los manuscritos de Victor Hugo.
Desde la muerte del poeta quedaron ellos
en- poder de Paul Meurice, 'tel amigo de
Victor Hugo" quien siempre los guard6
con verdadera veneraci6n. Sc conservan
todavfa en- perfecto estado. Paul MeuIi-
ce, muerto hace POGO, los deja la Naci6n
francesa, que hala pr6ximamente por su
cuenta una edici6n complete de las obras
de Hugo.
Gran Bretaiia, como es bien aabido, es
la primera potencia maritime; tiene 497
buques de guerra con un tonelaje total de
1907 998. Francia la sigue con 533 ma
vfos de 800,958 toneladas. Ocupan Ell
tercer lugar los Estados Unidos America
nos entire las potencias navales, y tienen
158 buques de guerra con un tolenaje de
701, 1877. Alemania eB Ia cuarta, con 222
barcos de 583,062 toneladas en- junto.
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La futura reina de EspaHa y las lie.
yendaS pOpulareS.

La futura Reina de Espafia ha comen-
zado iniciarse en- las costumbres del pals
va estd advertida de que solo podra con-
servar por un dia su vestido de novia, ell
cual debe ser enYiado q la Virgen de Ato-
cha, Embellishments despues de la cere-
monia.
La Infanta Maria Teresa acaba de dar
un ejemplo semejante.
Ademas, la Princesa de Battenberg ha
sido informada de que las Reinas de Es-
pana mo pueden tener piernas" Esto
data de Felipe II, , quiere decir que la
Soberana no debe dejar yer Ia punta de
sus pies, sin faltar la etiqueta. Asf 10
quiere el protocolo.
LIE han referido que cierto dia Ia cuarta
mujer del hijo de Carlos V recibi6 con
motive de sus nupcias, unas magn1fcas
medias de seda, ofrecidas por los fabrican-
tes de una ciudad espafiola, especialiatas
en- esa clase de tejidos.
El Chambelan, encargado de entregar
el presente, monte en- c6lera 10 arroj6
leios, pronunciando una Erase que Sc ha
hecho prOverbiaI: LA Reina de Espafa
no tiene piernas." "
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Lista de pasajefOs emharCadOs para
New York.

Mr. & Mrs. Robinson, Mr.. 81 Mrs. III.
H. Elliott, Miss s. Phillips, Miss Ban
croft, Mr.. A. 7. Wall, ir., Mr.. Geo. Ri
chards, Mrs. w. F. Stevens, Miss B.
Ewing, Miss E. A. Taft Miss Annie
Brennan, Sister TomaBsini, Sister Maho.
ney, Miss B. Bridgeman, Miss Anna Bax-
ter, Miss L. Suydam, Mrs. M. HI. Evans
Mr.. & Mrs Bradford Norman, Mr.. &
Mrs. A. T. Wall, Master Norman, Miss
Norman, Elizabeth Nicholson, Mr.. Geo.
Q. Scales, Mr.. P. A. Fernandez, Mrs r.
Lesser, Mrs. 2. Koening, Mr.. & Mrs
John c. Doty, Mr.. 4 Mrs. w. N. Mar
tin, Mr.. Chas. f. Stanton, Mr.. A. Rettig,
Mrs. N. L. Britton, Mr.. A. D. Van Scoy,
Mr.. p. 7. Hogan, Mr. N. Z. Britton, Mr.
w. M. Wheeler, Miss E. S. Oliver. DIR. &
Mrs. E. A. Van Scoy, Miss F. Detwiler,
Mrs. G. III. Payne, Miss Dolores Nieves,
Mr.. JAS E. Seepldt, Miss Lena Roma
nowski, Mr.. Francisco Ventura, Mr.. L.
j. Munitz, Mr.. r. H. Wetzel, Mr.. Jas
Falkner, Mr.. David Petty, Mr.. Henry
d. Goldberg, Mr.. John Marison, Miss
Stella Almond, Mr.. a. e. Wilson, Mr.
III. Cabrera, Miss Inocencia Alvarez, Mr..
& Mrs. Z. i. Morse, Mr.. G. w. White,
Mr.. Albert Buriker, Mr.. S. S. Herman
d 2, Miss Francisco Oller, Mr.. Leovigildo
Portocarrero, Mr.. Ramon Quifones, Mr..
Felipe Ortiz, Mr.. Bartolom6 Tarazona,
Mr.. Jose Dolores Cruz Cruz, Mr.. &
Mrs. w. M. Spaulding, Master Gordon
Spaulding, Mr.. q Mrs. James Golding,
Mr.. George G. Potter, Master Potter,
Master G. M. Place, DR.. John Bryant,
Mr.. A. Bradstreet, Mr.. III. j. Sandhem,
Mr.. E. A. Joseph, Mr.. & Mrs r. j. Da-
wilson, Mr.. q Mrs. Geo. NJ Place. Mrs.
HI. P. Smith, Miss Maltha j. Smith, Miss
Edith @. Bouton, Mss Grace e. Mooney,
Miss M. Murphy, Mr.. & Mrs. Otis H.
Cutler, Mr. & Mrs. E. L. Rosenburn,
Major G. HI. Smith, Mr.. & Mrs. w. F.
Alexander, DR. Geo. w Terriberry, Mr..
j. A. Strant, Mr.. John Hernion, Mr.. F.
P. Lippitt, Mr.. & Mrs. Alvin Stewart,
Miss D. w. Marble, Mr.. ]. j. Gosser,
Mr.. j. G. Rodgers, Mrs. j. J. Gosser, Mr..
w. ID. Have, Mr.. j. L. Cowell, Miss nj.
Oliver, Miss Nellie Witt, Mr.. & Mrs. s.
Barling, Mr.. d. Sturgeon, Miss G. M.
Hemion, Mr.. & Mrs. Z. B. Babcock, Mr..
r. G. Jacobs Mr.. Chas. s. Luch, Mr..
Archidoval Williams, Mr.. & Mrs Boehm,
Mrs Socorro AIomar, Mr.. F. Fechter, Mr..
Theo. D. Fultz, Mr.. Geo. Lawrence,
Rev. A. H. Lambert & Wife, Mr.. H.
Smith, Mr.. P. McDonnat, Mr.. E. Toro,
Miss Mercedes Aufant, Mr.. A. M. Stor-
Ike, Mr.. Domidguez, Mr., Franck Coogan,
Hon. Gov Winthrop Mr.. Jas, Silen, Mr..
Reimundo Diaz, Mr.. Prudencio Rivera,
Mr.. r. Salema, Mr.. Manuel Enriquez
Mr.. Saturnino Lopez, Mr.. A. Scalona,
Miss Davidson.
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-El iefe de bomberos ha propuesto al
alcalde de la ciudad, el nombramiento de
seis cornetas, con una pequefa gratihea-
ci6n mensnal, para 81 servicio de dicho
cuerpo. .
-Ha sido confrmado en- su puesto de
taqufgrafo de la nueva corte de San Juan
el que 10 era de la antigua, don Francisco
Laloma.
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Sc YENDE. Una fnca en- Rio Pie
carretera de Caguas IN corto trecho de
camino que da salida Ia misma.
Sc compone de 2O7 cuerdas de buenos
terrenos, propios para Ia cana de azucar,
tabaco y frutos memories y pastos de grama
de primera.
Tiene abundantes aguas: en- elcentro- dos
quebradas dos los costados.
Contiene doce mas cuerdss de cafe de
producto, que dan aIrededor de Glen quins
tales Al ano, y de 25 80 cuerdas de ca
mas muy buenas.
Dicha fnca, tiene casa viyienda, ran
ch6n para carros y secadoras de cafe.
Para informes dirigirse don Francisco
j. de Soils. Parada "a. Hato Rey:
10 v. q.
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BOXERS CAPTURADOS.

New York, Mario %, 1,30 p. m.
Informan de Hong Kong, que han sido
capturados varios cabecillas boxers, pro-
motores de los des6rdenes cometidos en-
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andosu uanpeyd hn urq ypoev Hfey %
queiI lape gD que e q 5
6cs e iuy od raj ge
E ad graves
ecd& ~
prd e e ed est y h "
proadh O Ia dnod ide
Gamble critic m my
vahi ieuad dqun fd pu A que m
conpeam
de e los
Anqu a
m w e %
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No Hay DOlor de Cabeza nj Neuralgia
FusTte Antigua que sea que Rssisia Ia Aeeidn Bsnsea
CURA De STEARNS

Cuando este Vd alguno amigos aormenado
esas aqleas6 dolores neugcos posan el sstema p
sbtan pacente todo ste oblea de Steans
notara despejandO cabez mgando rapdez
aquelos latidos dolorosos
Por voeto cabez vencdo nstantanea
mente Cura de Searn dho doo de vgas
excesvas de trastonos dgevo afecciones ny de
originates por agn estado fbr del organsmo va simple
mente un dolor neuralgeo
Debe enee mucho cuado las macnes desechar
aqueas obeas even nombre Stearns
relieve Cada cata eya r6uo rma ra
adentrO circular nstcns para e uso de las
Obleas.
PrOc ed las BOHeas.
FREDERICK STEARNS & CIA.
Fabrlcantet PrOduetOs ouimcOs Farmaceutlss
&A. nEFR0IR hRI0b. T. IA
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GuiIIGrmO Y las PotenCias.

New York, Mario %, 1.3O p. m
Otros despachos afrman que el Empe-
Eador Guillermo, muestrase receloso con
Italia = los Estados Unidos que apoydran
Francia en- Ia session de aver en- Algeci-
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ENTREVISTA De BUELOW.

New York, Mario %, 1.30 D N.
Dicen de Berlin, que el canciller Buelow
ha celebrado una larga entrevista con Ell
emperador GuiIlermo, ID cual relaci6nase
con los acuerdos adoptadoa en- Algeciras.
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ALFONSO EN- CANARIAS.

New York, Mario %, 1.3O p. m.
Dice un despacho de Madrid, que 81 rey
Alfonso visitara las pOblaciones principa-
les de lslas Canarias, que de Tenerife
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CALDERA Y MOTOR.-se vende
una caldera de IS cabalIos J un motor de
53 caballcs de la renombrada fabrica cat
las'-tienen POGO uso.-Por informes
B. E. d. SOLA p. 0. BOX S08.-San
] ian, P. r. D. a.
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Sc afrma en- los cfrculoa dipIom6ticos que
Buelow presentara en- breye su dimisi6n,
pero la prensa Official sostiene que es in.
exacto.
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AVENTAJADO ESTUDIANTE.

Dfcennos que, despu6s de brillantes exa-
menes Sc ha graduado de Perito Mercantil
en- el colegio comercial de Ia ciudad de
Albany, Estados Unidos, el joven don Lc-
renzo Vizcarrondo y Canales, pertene-
ciente una familia de las mas distingui-
das de esta isIa.
Dicho joven fu6 honrado por una Aca-
demia de calfgrafos de New York con un
diploma honorffco propuesta de su pro-
fssor, previos ejercicios
Vizcarrondo informase que continuara
en- Mquel colegio hasta alcanzar el diploma
de Esten6grafo, tan necesario en- el CO.
mercio.