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WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.
Id Aiadlson square Garlen.

Military Show at Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn Riding and Driving Clubs horse show.
cd street and Fourth avenue so a. m 10 $40 ~ m
American Institute by George T Powell on
How 70 Make and Keep a Lawn No 10 West 4ith
Stated meeting Of the Board OF Education. p m.
Teachers College free lecture by Professor wooman
The Work Of Trade schools for Girls" 4:SO p.
Address by Maxim Gorky Grand Central Palace evening
Address BY congIessan Morris sheppard & Of Texas on
Lexington avenue, p
Meeting Democratic club consider change OF
name. evening
Mass meeting Of Hearst on Recount bill. Carnegie
Public lecture by Issse ssligman ,Upasrvrit2s %
veTsty School OF Commerce Washington square. .
Performance Of The Chimes OF Normandy by the Choral
Eblngs Casino. 156th street and St. AIMS avenue
Free day Museums Of Art Natural History and
the Geological Park
Free Lectures Of ths Board of Fauoation. Eigh
Professor Henry II. Rusby. Across South America
f lus5ratsd a Pubic school iss a s6op i9s56 street e.
The Of War; Public III 1880 street
hst%een Eifth and Madis9n son Herbert & l. Pick
ls6. 145h street. west of Amsterdam avenue William
Board cf Education Park avenue and 5eth street
Professor Bradley stoughton. The Making Of steel
avenue. Professor F r. Won Nardroff. Wireless
ton ~ sr9ertHsT Post-1 ~ ~ E,s ne 1
HAN " No aa5 Fas Al strsst 81 To 6h Lyfrn I
berley the Diamond Fields Of South Africa
MeH Bansh Me- a FssR Wes sa mTs
Se5 5sTins a1yS folk songs Of the soqth Young
Mrs Henrietta Spoke seeley Songs Of shakespeare''
ington avenue Roland s Dawson. Castles and cities
No .s2a P6Eer, II F+ 1ouns Men men institute
Of the Honey Bee illustrated; New York Public
Garter. Much Ado About Nothing ''a"''S
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DIR. VAN DER VEER NAMED.
Choice of Republican Caucus as
Regent of the Uni7ersitg.

Albany. April 24.-Dr Albert Van Der veer, OF
Albany, was named tonight as the caucus choice
OF the Republican members of the Legislature to
MI the vacancy in the Board of Regents caused by
the resignation Of Charles S. Francis Of Troy
DIR. Van Der Veer is a well known surgeon He
was a member Of the Board of Regents until legis-
lated out Of Office three years ago the time the
board consolidated with the State Depart
ment Of Public instruction.
The Democratic members nominated Charles p.
Patterson of Rensselaer, former Speaker Of the
Assembly, and the unsuccessful candidate for JUS
tice of the Supreme Court against Justice Wesley
o, Howard three years ago
Both houses will meet tomorrow at noon TO
elect the regent The following day they will
meet In joint session 10 compare journals and
declare the result
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BRowNEIIs-H1TCH-on SATURDAY April IL -; oy i tns
Rev T. J. D. D.. at the ChurGn or tne Felesns
Morris Ruggles Brownen OF New Bedford. Mass and
Laura DeIano. daughter Of joseph Franklin Aften OF
Brooklyn
.ppFNTlFFs- RLIE-On April "a 1909 az Calvary
ese,,-rb New York city BY the Rev j Lewis Parks.
~ ~ isabel daughter Of the late John H Gourlie. 70
Noel IaspenaTd Carpenter
roOKE-RARBoUR--A wyckof; n j. April "a by The
% n Owens assisted by the Rev Feul strohauer.
sshacca 3 Barbour daughter Of Mrs Robert Barbour.
10 Walter z Cooke.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lon Tuesday April - At tho
OF brd.'s parents No l4S Iafayette ave-.
Irts.ahsrh daughter Mr.. and Mrs Albert Wellington
Nso-su 10 Mr. Howard Drunnond Of New YORK CITY
v-,.rvrs poIsTER-On Tuesday. April "a at Portland.
- IuiIa A. daughter OF MIR and Mrs Aelen f.
pal.,er 10 prank A Ferris. 1r. OF New York City
.esrrNE-DoRT-on wednesday. April q 1905, at MI
f,onn bv Sherwood Roosevelt Miss
ra daughter OF and Mrs David ; bort. 70 Mr..
David Joy Greene
r, s1rFIC-r< -VFRMIIsYE-At Engewood. n J.. Tues
SaT April "a 1so5. az the residence OF the bride
aesher by Rev II. ]. Patrick, p D. the father OF
the xroorl assisted BY ths Rev 5 M Hamilton =. n,
Annie BALDWIN daughter OF the late William Gerard
Vsrrye. Henry Beveridge Patrick Of Boston. Mass
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tndorsed
With fun and address
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ALBANY BuReEssEs CORPS DINNER.

The officers and members of the Albany Bur-
gesses Corps held their annual Eastertide dinner at
the Manhattan Club last night. Major James Otis
Woodward presided. and the speakers included
Colonel Morris, Of the 9th Regiment. president Of
the Military Athletic League; Colonel Henry
Walker. of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company of Boston; Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner,
ex-Commissioner William Andrews Lieutenant
Duke and Lieutenant Endicott, of the 5th United
States Infantry; Chapains Paul Birdsan and
Charles McCaffrey, Captain ]. Kent Mason and
Judge Waybright. Colonel Walker after his speech
was made honorary member of the corps by a
unanimous
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p,71ssuRe ORCHESTRA TO PLAY HERE

The MendeIssohn Choir. OF Toronto. Canada OF
over two hundred mixed voices. A 5. vogt, con-
ductor and the Pittsburg Orchestra Emil Paur
conductor will unite in giving two concerts in
Carnegie Hall New York. on the evenings OF Feb
mary p and l3 1907. The board OF directors and
Mr. Vogt. of the Toronto choir. have for some
weeks been considering the suggestion Of the Pitts
burg Orchestra management to give In New York
s,,ch nrogramres as the organizations have for
six seasons prepared jointly for Toronto. and for
two seasons for Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MISS vEsrA TILLEY COMING HERE.

Miss Vesta Tiley, the English comedienne is on
her way over from London 10 I'LL q limited en-
gagement in New York vaudeville under Percy
Wiamss direction. Miss Tilley is one of the
highest priced performers in the varieties. She
will appear only in the houses managed by Mr..
Williams opening at the Colonial on April 80 then
playing at the Orpheum in Brooklyn and then at
the Alhambra in Harlem
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
RUSSIAN PLAYERS WILL GO HOME,
Ibsen Productions Not Sufficiently Success
ful-Mme. Nasimoff TO Remain Here.

A longing for their native land and dislike OF
American Itigations have overtaken the company Of
Russian players. and they will sail for Hamburg
and ST. Petersburg May 5. Their production OF
Love and Intrigue on Friday evening and sin
gle act from "Zaza," Ghosts and Crime and
Punishment Saturday evening will. in all proc
ability be their last productions in America. Nine.
Nasimoff's friends have prevailed upon her TO
main here, master English and appear next sea
son under an American management
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Foreeast--WashinE inEton April "a
High pressure retarsinr the west
ward movement Of the northeastern disturbance while the
in the Wes. continues progress As consequence
is low throughout the country except in Florida
and California There has hoVe5 been no precipitation
Of consequence OF Rocky Mountains except in
Illinois. while 20 the westward including California
showers were quite general There heavy killing
frosts Tuesday morning as far south as
North Carolina during temperatures rose quite
rapidly. II is much warner in the Mississippi and
souri, valleys. while further 10 the it is
cooler with emQerat however still slightly
seasonal Showers probable Wednesday
upper Mississippi valleys the
upper lake region extending Wednesday night Thurs
DAY the Ohio Valley and the remainder lake
region possibly the Middle States.
New England. the South and ths West the
weather will generally Wednesday Thursday
River and cooler the Rocky Mountains IL
cooler Thursday the dis.rics where showers
indicated.
laaf!c becoming south.
light 10 fresh south: Gulf
Gulf coast fresh
lakes fresh south southwest; upper lakes
high south 10 southwest except east western Lake
Superior
have fresh south winds. with fair weather
Banks
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NAVARRE-C II. Langton. Sitka, Alaska. ST
REGIS-George NJ. Jones, Pittsburg. SAVOY
Professor Treudelenburg. Leipsic WALDORF-T
]. Drummond, Montreal.
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY SO degrees lowest q
Eerase 40 average ior corresponding date last year ~
correspondi 1g date years o.
Local Eurecast To-day. fair IA warmer: showers
Thursday Thursday night; wnds becoming southe;y
ana fgesa.
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Religious Notices.
90 cents per une.

~ cents uno-
THE WAIDENSIAN SOCIETY or NEW YORK vtl
hold public meeting Wednesday April 25 3 clock
chapel 0f the Brck church. 37th
Address by Rev A. COSTABEIA WaIdensian pastor II,
3fessina Father oCONOF. Editor OF cows
Catholic.
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Died.

Died.
Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE win -
repubshed The Tri-weefIy Tribune without sxsrs
charge.
Tgiast. Louis E. Lyon Morris W
Giiefte EdWeTa " sS,hsl sS.,,s a.. Es y. ~
EiayneS. Frederiek W. TisTnaaa a anIOinett&
Johnson. Andrew W. Tucker Mary A. W
Lawrence, oliver.
ct-INET-on s0rii .a 1905 Louis Eaxsra culnss SER
ierment in Gresnxood ceHaetsry -
DoRER-sudienly Sunday April 22 fsss ar NJ. r-.s-
Ie5T r 80, l. snrinsdsle avenue East orange. n y.
wsdnesdsy A5rii Is isos at so p m and theme. to
the second German Presoysrisn Church sussex Avenue
'ivss and friends respectfully invited attend
DyNNa ySs ,,s % 5s %ApE e Isos second daassr q
her Iats rssidenes. No 81 Green. avs Brooklyn. On
friends invited Intsrnsnt pTivsts.
EIIFANGEIA5 Idss Ss5. :; EoeAes,sr Monday. a.
aisiEe i II! s9aTGH 4s Conn APT % q lsos Eaw.rd
late residence on Thursday. April % At $50 p N.
GRANT-At 7sAsSI RSssvins. N j. April "a Mr, l. J.
PeeEski. n Y. the convenience Of the family
m P.,.5o. gs'17 y. p, Agr p Of gasgoaia b.
Hssly widow os George Q. HaiIook. sssi ysas.
No 16 East s6h st. Frederick ". HAYNES. u. nth
year Of his age Funeral services ST. Marks Church,
iy omit howers- '''''A'''- N'''-
JoIINsoN-on sunday. Apr1l - Andrew William JOHN
son n the 1eth year of hiS age Funeral services
East slst street. > D. m
lawrence veteran 81 Siv War s~.5 en- ,orr,. ~, =
Florida Funeral from residence Of watian W Jones.
April q. FiOriaa papers please copy.
LYON-At home. IN Fairfield Conn., April IL 1904
vices from his late residence. wednesday 2so D. M
PIATT-At oweso. " Y. April ~ 1904 Frederick q.
Fait son or William Platt age So Funeral rom
bis residence at owego on Wednesday April Is 1903 az
RowE-on April "a 1906 Kenneth Cooper infant son OF
nontbs ana 9s sa .Fensyisvs s, Harrison Rowe assd >
No. 90 Hillside ave. orange. Intsrrnsnt privaf.
sSSEs-os aSS7isg. % sunday % april p his home NORM
Of Charles NJ Skinner OF Brooklyn. and Mr.. otia
sMITH-Alra -aasab ssv~s..- =, - 49,. ~,
Milton smith. aged 2O years April "a Funsral AZ
@ Moo,iiaWa n NJ p church. 237th street near KatonAa
leaves Grand Central Station 7l5 ,.
sM!IH-sgddenly at stamford. Conn. Tuesday Aprss
~ ArShi5aId Henderson smith in the 4sth OF IA
sNYDER-At hts home. Pomptou Plains n + A,rr
"a Ps go5sst SNYDER, sssd 81 FSnsSal at Bis fs.S
train Ieaving Nsv " y,r 10 10 SIolsses vi ness
Amsterdam. ~ Y.
TIEMANN-suddenly. April % at Lsrchnnont MnouS
Mary Newell Tiemann IN her s2d wear FuneraI -
vices at St Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. Lax
25. at l p m N'
TUcKER-on Tuesday April "a. 1909. No. P-osp.ss
widow Of c,nnnass iat,sld I s MAY "A Anss &C. W%eod5af %
Funeral services on Thursday April 2s az o'clock. IN
o'clock
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Forecast for speclaI IocaIities.-For N.

fN7tali0i'7.fuF =
columbia Maryland Delaware and New Jersey. fair and
w1rrue- to-day; Thursday increasing cIoudinsss and
warmer fresh south southweft winds
or Pennsylvania warmer TOD
showers Thursday Thursday night. fresh
south 10 southwest winds.
New York, fair and warmer today: show
Thursday or Ihursiay night with cooler western
portion: winds becoming south and fresh.
For New England. fair and to-day Thursday.
Increasing eloaaneSs and warmer fresh south
For Western Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and
to-day. Thursday showers and cooler increasing south
southwest winds
Western New York fair and warmer to-day; Thurs
DAY Increasing couduess probably showers Increasing
south 10 southpest winds
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CEMETERIES
TIE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

n readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grsud
central station. Webster and Jerome Avenus troleya
and by carriage Lots s1g5 Telephone AKA
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative.
Once, 20 East gard St. n. Y. City.
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UNDERTAKFRS.

FRANK r CAMPBELL CO.. e8I-s WEST zsRD gr.
world known FUNERAL Chapels. Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the worldwide known unt,r-
taker; only place OF business. sth Ave and fsta
ST.; largest IN the world. Tel t94 and fs5 Chelsea
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POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
With fun name and address
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Special Notices.

Special Notices.
A.-A.-A-
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OF AMERICA
CASwELL MASSEY 81 co.'s
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SOLD EVERYWHERE
'sDelatour'' Soda, Ginger Ale sarsapariIa. Lsn1os
Soda Superior quality. Established 1903.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-12
PassieTOs IIegadOs hoy.

En- Ell vapor ''Maracaibo' de la Red
'ID'' Line llegado hoy este puerto han
llegado los siguie0tes pasajeros:
Bernardo A-d3ra, Frank d. Blakley
Mr.. j. Black, Mr.. Bnres, Sra. Colby,
selorita Ana Colby, sefiorita Maria Cob
by, esposos Chas Dodd, Mr.. I'll. "A. De Lii
ma, Mr.. r. S. Hammond, w. P. Ingham,
w. o. johnson. G. FL. Jones, Rev. j. A.
Rev. P. Maloney, Rev. Muentuich, Vicen-
te Miro Rev. Ed. Mac. Donald, r. r.
Meakef, n. Negwinof, sonora s. B. Ma
dal, r. P. Nichols, sonora G. B. Parker,
E. Pope. senora G. Ross, Eloy Rodriguez
Juan Sabater Jaime, StTuthers, Carl
Suiggett, Luis Toro, H. P. Tyler, Lyon
Tyler, L. B. Lomptins, Vicente Usera,
sefiora y sefiorita Wilson.
Pasajeros de transito.-Mr. Manuel Or
dofiez, Mr., Luigi Guerra, Hon. Elias H.
Cheney, Miss. Veronica Meyer, Master
John, Meyer, Mr.. P. Fellinghast Mr.. Ma
rio Gracoponi.
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EUROPA Y Ia DOCTRINA DRAGO.

Noticias circuladas en- Londres pro-
p6sito de la impression que en- los cfrculos
diplomdticos de Europa ha cauBado la dis
cusi6n de Ia dOctrina Drago, informan 10
siguiente:
Avisa ell corresponsal del Standard en-
Roma, que las potencias se estan ponien-
do de acuerdo sobre la doctrina Drago
con ell fin &c adoptar medidas en- la confe-
rencia de La Haya, contra los Estados
Unidog, 81 intentan sostsnerla.
En- ell ministerio de relaciones exterio-
res Sc dice que no tienen fundamento las
las noticias de que las potencias Sc estan
pouiendo de acuerdo para combatir la dec
trina Drago.
La cancillerfa alemana MEGA que las
potencios Sc hayan puesto de acuerdo para
combatir Ia doctrina Drago.
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OTRO GRAN MITIN
uniOniSta en- ell
Colo laurel de
Ponce.
NueVa enfermera. ---MsjOraS en- el
Paruue de BOmberOS. i
(De maestro cOrrespon8aL) }

Oct. TO-
Ell domingo 21 de corriente Sc celebra.
ra un gran meeting unionista en- Ia casa
que, don RoduIfo Figueroa posee en- el
Coto Laurel. Haran uso de la palabra
varios oradores de esta ciudad.
En- ell hospitalillo de locos se encuen.
tran detenidos alienados entire, hombres
y mujeres Se'ha pedido el ingreso en- Ell
manicomio de San Juan de los detenidos,
Enriaueta Lopez, Regina Machado, Justo
Arizmendi Julio Magrf.
En- el vapor Pontder llegado nues-
tro puerto, vino un cargamento de arroz
para varios comerciantes de estA Playa
Pareca que un temporal sorprendi6 en- al
ia mar dicho buque, por cuyo motive su-
fri6 averfa ell cargamento de arroz que Sc
indica. va ha sido avisada la sanidad
local para proccder la investigation y
decomiso de la mercapcfa averfada.
--JWicios ceIe6rGdOs en- el .jusgadO de
paz los dias 10 q II del GctW0I-Contra
Julio Rivera por ipfracci6n de las orde.
nanzas, municipales condenado & $1.60
multa y costss.
Contra Pedro Rodriguez por ell mis-
mo delito fu6 condenado & $3.05 multa y
coEtas.
Contra saIom6 Colon por ell mismo
delito condenado a 81 so multa costas
Contra Francisco Blasini por igual
de'ito fu6 condenado ar$2 05 multa y cos
tas. s~.~
-Ha sido nombrada dcfia Angela
Gonzalez enfermera de 2da. clase del Hos
pital Tricoche, por renuncia de la sefiora
Della Casalduc que venfa desempendn
dola.
Sc ha pasado por la alcaldfa Munich
pal nueva communication q los administra-
dores de las plantas 'Luz el5ctrica" Redes
Telefonicas y telegrafcas, para que proce-
tes esparcidos en- distintas GALES de la ciu-
dad. Los contraventores esta ordenanza
ssran castigados con multa no menor de
nj mayor de Is dollars.
Sc estan hacienda meioras de impor-
tancia en- el Parque de Bombas de esta
ciudad.
--Ha causado risa en- esta poblaci6n la
hoja suelta publicada por los republicanos
de San Juan dOnde dice resultaron un
fracaso los espl6ndidos meetings unionis-'
tas celebrados en- esta poblaci6n por los
oradoTes de dicha ciudad. va conocemos
esos golpes sin efecto, que son producidos
aor el escozor que les causa nuestros
triunfoF, y el convencimiento que tienen
de su derrota.
La correspondence para los Estados
Unidoa se recoiera Ell martes Is de Octu-
bre las seis por el vapor "PhiIadeIphia."
Hoy salen en- propaganda uuionista
para los difersntes barrios de 6sta ciudad
varios oradorez de nusstro partido.
Sc estdn reparando varias bocas dc
incendio y plumas pGblicas por el Depar-
tamento de Obras Pdblicas Municipales.
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Acadia MunicIal de COamO.


El Concejo Municipal de esta Villa hs
acordado una Ordenanza que aprob6 81
que suBcribe, disponiendose anuncie Ia su
basta de las obras del Acueducto para sur.
.tir de aguas potables esta pobIaci0n.
Las reglas para Ia subasta son las 81.
guientea:
1a. El aCto tendrS lugar en- Ia sala Mu.
nicipal , ante Ia Junta adjudicadora,
"a. Las proposiciones se haran en- pile
gos ceTrados, que SO remitiran al Alcal-
de con Ia siguiente direction: "Pro-
posici6n para las obras del Acue1uc-
TO de Coamo" 'aSr. Alcalde de Cog
mo-.
3a. La licitaci6n sc abrira 4 las dos en-
punto de la tarde del dfa 81 del
mes en- curse, Sc cerrara a las 2
y media de Ia misma tarde.
A las 2 , 35 minutes de la tarde
indicada Sc abriran los pliegcs.
A. ST resultRsen iguales dos 8 mas pro-
posiciones, Sc abrira una puja oral
entire sus antores durante media hora.
ka puja mfnima admissible serS de 30
dollars
5a. La Junta adjudicadora tiene derecho
& rechazar todas cualquiera de las
proposiciones que Sc presentaren.
6a. FL tipo que servir6 de base para Ia
Igpbasta es Ia cantidad de veinte tres
NIL cuatrocientos sesenta dollars 1923,
460) que asciende el presupueHto de
las obraa, incluso Ell Is por ciento de
administration benefcio industrial
para 81 Tematista.
IA. No Sc admitiran las proposiciones
que excedan de la espresada cantidad.
ga. Quedar6 beneicio del remstista el
material para el Acueducto de que dis
pone el Municipio, sin que el rematista
tenga derecho a TeclamaT boDi6caci6n
aJguna en- el precio de los materiaIes
que reciba del Municipio en- virtud de
las mejoras que dicha corporation OBJ
tenga en- ia Rubasta
ga. A la proposition debe acompafiarse
un dccumento favor del Municipio de
Coamo, por $500, quinientos dollars fir
mado por el interesado y con Ia garan-
tia de dos propietarios one posean bic
nes raices declarados en- planilla por
valor de $500 cada uno. Tambien
puede prestarse la fanza provisional en-
elective depositado en- Ia Tesorerfa Mu-
nfcipal en- uno de los Bancos de Puer-
to Rico. Ell documento por $500 cons
tituir6 la fanza provisional del licita-
dor y sin 6l no podra tomar parte en- Ia
subasta'
10a. El rematista queda obligadoa cum
plir las prescripciones que contieRe la Or
denanza del Conceio Municipal. relat;-
va Ia subasta, que no Sc han especifcado
en- este anuncio; y las q. tambi6n contie-
men Ia 'smemoria" ,''proyecto" y9pliego de
condolences facultativas" que Sc contraen
las obras del acueducto.
1a,-Los icitadores tienen derecho pro-
veerse sus expensas, de copias de todos
los documentos correspondientes a las
obras del acueducto.
Coamo 8 de Octub1e de 1906
-.. M. BETANCEs.
Alcalde de Coamo.
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una GRAN FECHR
HaCe 4l4'a1OS que eI immortal Des-
cubEidOr VIC surgir ante sus OjOsi
ala nueVa y hermOsa terra de
America.
EI II de Oetubrs de 1892 marco la psquena
''Guanahani," Ia immortal fsCha de IN
gran SueeSO.

Con mas de cUatro centurias marca la
la fecha de hoy en- la historic de Ia huma.
nidad, la sublime epopeya del descubri'
miento de America.
Un marino valiente, espfritu fuerte q
quien NADIA arredrara para la consecuci6p
de su mas grande empefo, tuvo al fin la
satisfaction inmensa de yer surgir del seno
de las olas la hermosa terra de promi.
sitn, q. al I'm diera Ia mas concluyente de
las pruebas, al dictado de iluso 10.
CO.
Ell doce de octubre de 1892 qued6 escri-
ia una fecha immortal en- ell immense libro
de los grandes descubrimientos. Cristobal
Colon, amparado por el afortunado fraile
de Ia Rabida, vic en- un instante lIenoB
todos sus anhelos, recompensadas todas sus
penas, premiados sus afanes
Por encima de las convulsioneg sociales
y poIiticas del nuevo continente, aota
siempre la epopeya del descubrimiento.
Veinte naciones y estados celebran hoy
el aniversario de la hermoaa fecha de un
gran acontecimiento y unidas surgeon para
ser bendecidos por todos, los nombres del
hustre Cristobal Colon de la magnani-
ma reina Isabel l. de Castillo, su pTotec-
toTa.