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Cruising Power Boat Dixie Ready for Owne

The cruising power boat Dixie, built by
the Electric launch Com pany for r.. Waver-
ley Smith Of Galveston, has started for that
port. She left Bayonne at 2So o'clock on
Sunday afternoon and arrived at New
burgh AT $40, She is going by way OF the
canals. the Great Lakes and then through the
drainage canal 70 st. Louis. Then down the
Mississippi River TO New Orleans and on out.
side to Galveston. a total distance OF $500
miles. The Dive is probably the most com
pletcly furnished aud fitted yacht of her
kind built. Her appointments are perfect.
She has every modern appliance on board.
The hathtubs are filled by electric pumps,
and all one has to do is press a button and the
tub fills with hot or cold, fresh or salt water;
An electric winch will get the 300 pound
anchor rp in two minutes. Electric fans,
electric lights, electric. everything is found
on board. She is fitted with two ITO horse
power Standard motors, which can drive the
yacht fifteen miles an hour, Her cruising
speed Is thirteen miles. and with her fuel
capacity ol 500 gallons she can make 500
miles. Gasolene IS about L. cents a gallon,
so il costs L. cents for each mile the yacht
travels. This yacht is SO feet long, ~ feet 0
inches beam and 5 feet 6 inches draught. Her
tonnage il ~ gross and So net.
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''Saye the Horse" S. a Bottle. VII" eoo ,o' o,
guarantee contract. booklet and letters on all lame
ness. TROY CHEMICAL co BiuEhamton.N'f
LAWN TENNIS.
West Side Tourney Begins Miss Romans
end Grant " in In Doubles.

The Metropolitan championship singles
tournament began YESTERDAY on the courts
of the West Side L. T. c Owing to a late
start only a few matches were PLAYED. There
were several defaults and changes Harold
n Hackett, winner Of the Felipe cup won his
first match against Clarence L. Campbell OF
Columbia in very easy fashion Howard
Homans. a Younger brother of the former
Princeton football player, played a eood
match against 7 Kearney Fl L Westfan
Of the Kings County L. 7. {. defeated W 3.
Crasin. Jr after a hard fight The hard
smashing of Westfall had its effect eventually
and he won the third set 60 { w, IhrocR-
morton of the Morristown F {. won a place
in the second round, too. The scores were,
Metropolitan singles Preliminary Round Fred,
J. i9F \ ',,NsSSndsT' iT' s. dsisql', Hugh ,n T siFs4
M Yss Y S'fs l. l. r. r e. s - 9sFst ts: t e R. PEI. .NsS YSEs
t. T G. defeated v, RosSSnOsum Harlem 7 {"
S:':.' s ! f is' G.,t SssS " %.si sSf S lse + / /. s.
81, NJ. Hall defeated 6. 5. IeItre!ch; Columbia
S Sef.a, Cd II 4 NJ Be rIfsyn' %ew YORK I u + { o.:
"a: Ii, Homans, west. side / .T.c.. defeated
+ 4,e aestnSWS os Nt Side sI + r e, defeated g L Cams.
bell, Columbia, al, 81.
=. ts a! Ass%ai & Y PIC Fs5o'f FESSsfyp 4 Y e. S~s'
IS. H l.. Wtsttsll, Kings county l I, C. de-
! Alexander the challenge round for the Man.
hS,tS 1na,62 bowls . N SHHSifs at vas sse n %ewp lffS ofS
t. + G. Instead. il was deferred until next
Msond DAY 4 70 ad follGg M the M Snisbe sid Nt toq Hefsn
Romans aud Wvlie G.. Grant. winning IN the
anal from Miss Anna " Risch and rederick
6 os,,s And Es@% ard g .6om H%m ifsI s hi9E /. one e Of e.
hest of the women PLAYERS The handicap
Singles are eradu@!ly nearlng S9fmpHis pc E1a snd
I hn results Of yesrerdaNs PLAY.
open Mixed oSubles, First round MIS- cefhn
and < 7 nTya1' EeT IGS 1E. i Ty.Er E Grts'I"d MISS
: Sf 1%s. S-t Eng MS A. NJ alscn qnd { Anderson,
% S5s; W u, d .hnm,,o. .n G' & { ( + xe1 By YAK @s
l. r G. defeated Miss ponnell aud r 4 Perkins,
Nv Nv, I Sias / r : 6. any ny % S%'i1}H1c; G Gtso, . N 1S'9Sn oFE
! II. g defeated Mis-. cirry and ! Eiroy. 40,
Sem, apsr rqnna-M,ss R'ssh and Mr. anderson
Mss HomAns and Hr Grant defeated Miss Gap'he"
an" fin al round * Romans and Gran, defeated
ms S,n Ris2S az? Sins a1esFs2n 'T round t- -bht van MINI.
a. defeated J smith scratch. SO. 81,
..,, ,I {, ro !s. ~s s4S. R, 2}Ss IS .s dstsa1sd a esn1:lI
Esone,l, .mloss :; n h. q Ed, 4 b ~ o Inlnq: .. 80
T,,lrod Troy,anH, P ssm,sn minus Is defeated
tea,cd Stern teld, scratch l-6, 90, a.
Frederick G Anderson, chairman Of the
committee of SELECTION Of the DAVIS cup team
Little, captain Of the team. mailed iust after
tie .sam 9frly"d in t]gEiaIEd d. IL sad ,hs,
Wright h l}oi G zen S9 'Hn do ny 5Ge s Shi he 3 sdH ste ~
sailing That period ended with YESTERDAY,
so that Anderson eApect.ed Wright would be
Yesterday wired Little TO find ont exactly
how Wright was.
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Leonard and Wright Win I'm Massa chusctts
Lawn Tennis Doubles.

BosroN, June A-E w, Leonard and 7 C..
Wright defeated A 8, Pier and Gardner
Beals in the final round of the Massachusetts
State lawn tennis doubles tournament az the
Brse Burn Country Club. Newton. this after
noon The victorious pair pla yed splendid
tcnnis. completely Overwhelming their OPP
ponents and winning by the scores of 60,
6 /, e. Pier and Beals We're unable 10
four games Pier and Besls made nifty
four errors, in the, three sets, Tomorrow
Sulloway and Larned in the challenge match
for the mic
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HILMVA WIN I 10 CANE
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Brown TO Captain cornell Baseball Team

lrnACA. y. y, June 4 Edmond S. Brown,
'o7, OF this city has been elected captain OF
the Cornell baseball. team Of next year Brown
has played third on the varsity for three
wears and is near the top Of IN" batting and
fielding lists,
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!Bsnted for bernhard in the eighth inning

'Bhtted Tor bernhard In The tlghih lnnTng
Cleveland ...........0 | | u q u O-S
BOSTON .. .....,,.r,.... q q n o = z 0-S
Two base hits-Lajoie. Ferris. Grlmshaw, Parent.
Three base hlts-Freeman, Selhach. Sacrifice hits
Jackson, Bay, Rossman. Goodwin, Young, Stolen
Bases Bradley, Freeman First base or balls-of
Bernh ard. |, on Young, I Hlt by pitcher Bemis.
First base on errots-Clevcland I. Boston. ! Lcft
on bascs-Clevcland a. Boston. e struck out BY
Bernhard. . by Hess, l. by Young I Passed han
Peterson Wild pitch Young Time - hours and
* minutes 7 m9ire -OIpugblln Attendance -
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John Duncan Dunn IL now IN France az d!-
rector of sports aud secretary OF the golf
club for the Societ@ d'Hardelot. John r.
whitley. the managing director, has also
been in The Uifed States. The Domaine
d'Hardelot is designed as a country club
on the American plan and is to be open all the
year. The castle dates to sli and there is
nm eighteen hole course. laid out by Harry
Nardon. surrounded by a ma gnlfcient forest
There ave bathing, fishing and shooting. The
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stolen bascS-D. Jones, Mcintyre. CoughlIn tS,
schmidt. Anderson, Sacrince hits Lindsay " Cobb,
Coughiln, Lcary. Stahl, Two base hlts-OL eary,
Crawford Three base hit Cross. Home run
o'Lcary. First base on halis-On Killian, ! OF
washington, ?. Left on bases Detroit, Z: Wash.
ington. 10. struck out by Rillian, /: by Falken.
berg, 4 Double play. Killlan, O'Leary and Craw-
ford Hit by pitcher Schlaay. Wild pitches
Fnikenbers, 2 tmplres- Hurst and Common. Time
i hour and s. minutes. Administration.
BOSTON "a. L., s. CLEVELAND. S.
CLEVELAND. June THE Boston Americans
oyercamc a good lead and won TO days game by
Tho SppTn
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South Atlantic League

Al Columbia Charleston, 1, Columbia. :.
A. Augusta Augusta, 8 Macon, >.
At acknowledgements 0 Jacksonville. =.
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"'rn nr'tc7 In Practice Tennis Match.

.i'rF' '9h'r pesp7trh 10 THE Sun.
moN''\ June T. IN n hard practice lava
.nu> n''''A 70 day \. W. Ewes bc1: 10
''"'' N1'l lay u score Of wo sets to nothing.
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Connecticut League.

\, New London New London. :. Waterbury. I.
At Norwich Springfield. 0. Norwich. 3.
81 Rridgeport-NcN Haven. 10, Bridgeport. o..
At Hartford Hartford, .; Holyokc. I.
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Southern League.

A. MISUNDERSTANDING, 5 Memphis. >.
At Atlanta Atlanta. !; New Orleans. q.
Al Nashville Shreveport. 10. Nashville. l.
Al birmingham - Birmingham . Little Rock. l.
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Flrst base on errorS-Jerscy CITY. g. Buralo, !
Left on bases Jersey City, ? Buffalo. : First
base on ballS-of Kiss!nger, J. on Mack, 3. Struck
Hanford Two base hits Keister, Clement, Mack,
Badel Sacrifice hits Merritt, Mack, Stolen
plays Nattres and Mcconnell: McAllister and
Mcconnell, Umpire. Moran Time hour and
50 minutes. httendance-2, 700.
At BALTIMORE.
r. H z.
Bel,innrc.,., , o q n "a 10 8
Rochester. .....O It o q 3 0 Of g 4
Batteries-Adklns McNeal and Hcarne; Walters
Mclean and S%teelran.
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Baseball. Wa Arlington Park. TODAY I =. VI.
Rtooklyn VS.. 81. Louis. Adm 80. AR.
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MeStern LcaEne

A. Ornaha-Llncoln. ?. Omaha. !
At Pueblo Pueblo, S. Denver, 2.
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Baseball. Polo Gr'ds. To-day { v, VI. Giants
ChhmpionS Va Chicago, Adm. Jc.-Adr
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TURF.
HORSES And CARRIAGES.

SALE OF HARNESS AND RIDING SADDLES.
Buggy Harness. so 4 1900. Surrey Harness. $500
Coupc Harness. 5000. Coach Harness, $500
Cart Harness. GOO. Team or Farm Harness. % N,
Fine city Double Truck Harness, 800
Pony Harness & Riding Saddles Gents P!din1
Saddles. 6.75.
PFTERS HARNESS Il SADDLERY co,
6s West Broadway. near Chambers st upstairs.
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CHICAGO "a. L.. 5. PHILADELPHIA "A. h.. >

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE White SoN won out 10 .day
IN a close and pretty game. VIA thc score . 10 /
IN favor Of phlia dtlphia in the eighth. Hahn made
nrst on CROSS funlole. Jones sacrhced. Davis was
ia sscd, lshcll singled and Donohue few 10 left,
Two runs scoring In tho contuslJn. The score:
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DETROIT, June / .-D"trot, outclasscd Washington
in all departments Of the game 70 day, and won
for dis puting a decision Of Umpire Common. who \
Tow moments later ordered him out OF the grounds
ne uclI The ScOrp.
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Flrst base on crrlrs" NlTCayo, 7, I'M IadeIphla, ,
Left on bases Cnt-ago. a. Philadelphia, s, Two
pase nits- II Davis. Seybold ~ Three base hit
lsbell. Sacrifice hits Jones, O.Ncill. Cross. Stolen
Rrouthers, II DaviSand Cross; Powrrsand Murphy
Bases on balls Plank; ? struck out Patterson:
q: Plank. I. ~1'nplrc-Sacridan Time hour and
a. minutes Attendance IS. HOh.
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LEAGI r..


Jersey City made further strides toward the
front by taking the leaders into camp In the hrst
clash between the Jerseys and Bufalos In their
series In jersey CITY yesterday. The score
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At PoRpHAM

Fordham. ... 0 q q
Holy Gross. q ! o Q o o 9 OIL ]
Batteries Rudolph and Mcdonald, Hoearty anc
Cartigan.
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Two base h~Its-Chase. Williams. Donble plays ,
Glade. Wallace aud Jones: Jones. Wallace and
. BrIen; Nordyke and O.Connor. Stolen bases
Stone. Hemphll, Conroy. Mcclure Hit By pitcher
b Hahn. Wild pitch Glade First base on balls
on Glade, :. Struck out - By Glade, > by Hahn. 4,
Lett oil bases st. Louis, 8 New York, q. tmpires
Connolly and Evans Time hours and 10 min
utes. attendance 81. 200.
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Other Games.
At PROVIDENCE.


Brown. ......o o 9 5 10 :
Pennsylvania n 0 o o o 0 Q IL q
Batteries Adams and Raymond; Pennell and
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The encyclopaedia record of the United
States Golf Association, the Year Book for
1905, has been sent out by Secretary W. Eel:
loves Morgan. II contains the addresses of
championship records, ll-ts OF past and pres
ent officers and the playing rules and, in
corporations. and also the informal but long
established code OF golf etiquette.
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This sea son the Shlnuecock Hills Golf
Cuh VIII have a special committee. J Met
calie Thomas. X. II Robertson and 5 X.
de- Forest. To- manage the weekly compe-
iitIons Thcy will begin on saturday, june ~
the closing fixture being u thlrty-siN hole
runners up In thc sea sons contests The
annual invitation tournament viii J." on
August. ?. .. and
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El dolor que 20 experimentaba no podia
ser comparable con NADIA. Me miT6 los
brazos No era mas que una mezcla de
carne maehacada, de sangre y de paflo.
A pesar de todo, Sc alz6 ante mi la ima-
gen dc los niserables que estaban en- el otro
departamento.
Abrigaba 70 Ia conviction de que iba 4
morir ALI como un perro, sin que mi ven
ganza legara q realizarse. Me asustaba
Ia idea de la muerte! Sc me ocur1i6 de
pronto una idea: la campanilla de alarma.
ST, lpero como alcanzarla con los dientes?
Logre ponerme de rodillas, mas volv1 q des-
plomarme baio el peso de mis- horribles
sufrimientos
Apoder6se de mi un frfo intensoy perdf
nuevamente ell sentido. No Sc 10 que pa
So despues. Me encontre en- un lecho de
hospital, donde permancf dos meses entire
Ii vida la muerte. Me habfan amputa-
do los dos brazos En- cnanto los culpa-
bles. $50.
Ell loco interrumpi6 su relate y Sc echo
llorar como un nino. Despues Sc en-
cendi6 en- c6Iera, dando rugidos de fera,
con el rostro descompueato y los ojos fuera
de sus 6rbitas.
NO hubo mas remedlo que retrarle del
patio y atarle.
SQue le parece 4 usted de esto?-me
pregunt6 el doctor.-EI case es muy GU
rioso
81; pero es verdad todo cuanto ha di-
cho2
iQuien puede comprobar las asevera-
clones de un loco!
Sin embargo, el tren, el tdnel...
ESQ es indiscutible; pues, con efecto.
Sc le encontr6 mutilado en- un departamen-
to de primera clase. Pero por mas pes
quisas que Sc han practicable, no Sc ha po-
dido dar con el paradero de los supuestos
culpables.
10 Gnico positive es que esta loco de re-
mate, sin esperanzas de que recobre la ra-
z6n perdida.
Nos retirabamoa lentamente del patio,
cuando desde el fondo de uno de los pabe-.
llones lego hasta nosotros una voz terrible
que gritaba.
IAh, canallasl lYa os tengo On mi
poderl
MAURICIo LEVEL.
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balance De d politie


En- un articul0 tltulado Beugv que
en- guardia contra Les eyentuali-
dades, 81 aBerliner Tageblat exanfina "a
eituaei6n de Alemania, que Z su parecer
es demasiado seria. He aquf q Eesnmen
tos priucipales pasaies de este aftfenlo:
acia 81 0eate una collision da gran
des poteneias, euya fuerza martina yes in
dudablemente superior Il nuestra, se.
agrupa frente de Alemania, que desde Ia
fundaci6n del imperio no Sc habia visto Te
ducida { sus propiaa fuerzas
Sin embargo De Ia eUhyicci6n cue tene
mos de que Ia paz triunfara en- todos casos
es precise que Alemania este unida en- el
interior lista para cualquiera Bventuali-
dad en- d exterior, ii qniere eonservar su
existencia.
Hacia 81 Este, Sc levanta otro peligro:
la reYoluci6n aniquila las fuerzas inteTl1a-
cionales de Ia Russia, pero 81 ejemplo de-
Austria demuestra que el peligro del con-
tagio revolucionario no es remote. Ac-
tualmente, los socialistas alemanes eVitan
toda denostraci6n hostil, pero 81 Ia revo-
Iuci6n rusa sigue creeiendo hasta derribar
con su Juror de huracan ell tFono de los
Cares, la onda reyolucionarfa Sc deten-
drfa en- Ia frOntera alemana aumentaFia
de ese modo las diicultades de Ia question
de Polonia.
Ell incendio en- Ia casa del vecino nos
obliga tomar precauciones en- IL nuestra:
el peligro exterior exige Ia union interior.
PeTo como sera possible Ia union en- I'm
pals donde los ciudadanos no gozan de-
iguales derechos2
Prussia Sajonia deben prevenir los su-
cesos lamentablea que Sc esperan, suPri-
miendo el sistama electoral de tres classes
antes de que sean obligadas hacerlo por
la fuerza.
Es precise reformar Ell actual regimen,
por el que resultan benefciadas las atlas
classes de la sociedad; establecer una ignal-
dad mas perfecta On la imposition de con-
tribueiones; impartir justicia equitativa-
mente y establecer una efectiva libertad de
la Prensa.
En- una palabra: es nesesario ceder
ahora, en- todos esos puntos, antes que la
fuerza y Ia estahilidad del Imperio sean
sometidas prueba.
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En- faleetlna hay nna casa qe coMe1ea0
que hace gran negocio enbotsliando agila
del Jorda que env1a todas parties dai
mundo para baatizar los ni1oa euyos psi
drea tienen capricho de que sus hiioa sean
bautizados con aqua del mismo no donde
fue bautizado Jesucriato.
POI fin, la Reina Margarifa de Italia
ha terminado su largo viaje traEyes DE.
Suisay Alemanias Francia Holandas re-
eorTiendo ca sd antom0yi ssSparvieros
eerca de 5000 kil6metr0s El viaje dur6
40 dfas y estuvo lleno de peripeeias De to-
al suerte, especialmenta ca laa regiones
donde Ia pobIaci6n r1stica na moatTaba
hostn tai clase de locomoei6n. Accom-
pafaron IA augusta seflora, q MISE. Guic-
cioii, su gentil hombre, la DANA. de
honor Marquesa Pesdi Villamarina del
Campo.
Ia production artificial del anil Due
Sc obtiene en- las factorfas de Alemania en-
grandes cantidades y q preeios reducidos,
tiende redueir Ia production natural del
mismo artfeulo La India expoTt6 81 afio
pasado solamente 81, 900 quintales de m
digo, y hace 5 amos exportaba 10000
quintales.
Dfcese que Bernadotte, ell General de
Ia revoluci6n 4 quien Napoleon I-hizo lue-
90 Rey de Suecia, ostent6 en- su brazo IN
gorro frigio con La incripci6n: iMuerte q
los tiranosI Despues de su snbida 81 tro-
no, llev6 tapada con un parche la traidora
inscription.
LAS balijas del servicio de Correos de-
los Estados Unidos, transportan en- un
afio s, ,5OO.000,000 de pleas postales, con
un costo de portaje, de $150.000, 900, y.
atin asf, el Gobierno Federal tiene que ha-
Ger inversiones para el sostenimiento de su
enorme personal. Solo en- 81 servicio Tu-
raj, De invirten 100000.
La piedra preciosa mas grande que
ha sido tallada, es el topacio blancO de la
corona de Portugal; pesa mil quilates y
nunca ha sido comprada 8 yendida por di-
nero, sino que el minero portugues que Ia
encontr6, Ia obsequi6 su monarca y des-
de entonces no ha salido de las manos de
la real familia portuguese.
Los maestros sastres de Paris, los ar
tistas del corte indumentario, dedican
ahora toda Ia atenci6n al corte y confee-
ci6n de un nuevo gallardO modelo para
el uniforme que debe usar el Presidente
de la RepdbIica Francesa.
En- el ej6rcito regular de los Estados
Unidos, el veinticuatro por ciento es de
extranjeros nacionalizados; en- Ia marina
el cincuenta y dos por ciento de Ia ofcia-
idad de baja graduation el cuarenta y
das por ciento de los marineros, son naci-
dos en- otros paises.
Lo primero que tiene que hacer todo
el que Sc decide contraer matrimonio en-
el Furquestan, es pagar cierta eantidad de
dinero previamente conyenida, los pa
dres de Ia noyia. Mas 81 Ia prometida no
quiere dar su mano al pretendiente, sus
padres devuelven el dinero, no ser que
dispongan de otra hija que ofrecer al mis-
mo.
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En- Ia Corte Municipal.
JulcIos cslshradas aver. Nj. Marshall On el
gaFIltO.

Mr.. Marshall (Edwin9 necesitaba un
par de zapatos y una gorra, y pens6 adqui-
rirlos por POGO precio; lleg6se al estableci-
miento de don America Salas, despues
de obtener dichas prendas, embelleciendo
con elias sus pieses y cabeza, di6 en- pago
un check contra ell American Colonial
Bank, por valor de $12 recibiendo Ia di-
feTencia.
Pero es el case que America, no pu-
diendo reunirse con sus doce dollars, pues
ell Banco no tenia fondos de Mr.. Edwin
Marshall, acudi6 & Ia Corte Municipal,
donde el negocio cambi6 de aspecto para
el dltimo.
Ell Juez del Vale, & quien no parecie-
ron aceptables las excusas de Mr.. Mar
shall, le envi6 por cuatro meses vera
near en el hotel Berrfos
Juan Colon, que entretenfa su tiempo
en- rompeT un asta de bandera del circo
Lowande, fue condenado sufrir ounce
dfas de prisi6n,
Sc ha visto el juicio civil seguido por
Petronila Torres contra Sixto Toro en- Co
bro de pesos. La Corte fall6 este pleito a
favor de la demandante, quien defendfa
81 senior Ramirez Arrillaga.
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ExAMENES PARA FARMACEuTICOS.

En- los dias %, 23 v "a del cornente
mes de Enero, q las nueve de la manana
de cada uno de estos dias ante 81 Tribu-
nal correspondence Sc verifcaran los exa-
menes para Farmaceuticos.
Los aspirantes podran pedir los modelos
correspondence en- la Ofcina del Super
visor de Sanidad, Gale de Allen ndmero
5, y deberan acompafiar la solicitud la
cantidad de veinticinco dollars por dere-
chos de examen, seg6n previenen las dis
posiciones vigentes.
R. AZ Hernandez. M. ID.
eva. Superintendente de Sanidad.
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La VILLA DE MADRID acaba de

LA VILLA DE MADRID acaba de
recibir de Paris un espl6ndido surtido de
trajes bordados y calados para seforas, pa
no para billar, frances, camisetas, crepe, da-
mascos de seda en- colores para portiers,
corbatas, (iltimos modelos de Parfs) asi
como los mejores cuellos pufios de hilo,
encajes de Bruselas, tiras bordadas de Sui
"a, casimires y elasticotina para frac y smo-
king (casa exclusively y un gran surtido de
perfumerfa. eLa Villa de Madrid" es la
tienda mas surtida de Puerto Rico reco-
mendamos las personas de gusto hacer
una vista. San Francisco 81. Tel6fono
273. San Juan, Puerto Rico
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LINEA FERREA DEL oEsTE

Itinerario. de Bayam6n Capi.
tai simultaneamente.
Dias Observation-Disclosures 6, 6. Is, 80
9.45 11.O0. Tarde 1915, Las, 3.15. 4.35, $50
Diss festivos.-Manana 6, 6.5, $50, 9.45
y I1.OO Tarde 1915, 1.8O, 2.8O, $3.50, 4.8O
$50 v 6.15.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De
Cata1o Bayamon, ida y vuelta Ia clase
1925 q clase $0-16. De Bayamon Cstafio
ida y vuelta 1a clase $0-15, q clase $0-lO.
Billete ordinario de Capital Catano en-
2a cIase 3 centavos.
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembre de 1903. Ra-
mon ValdGe.
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Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company London
Incorporated By Royal Charter 1899.

Los magnffcos vapores de esta Empresa
reanudardn su escala en- esta Isla empe-
zando con 81 dfa l2 de Enero 1906 admi-
tiendo carga y pasajeroa para San Thomas,
Islas Inglesas, Francesas, Holandesas,
Venezuela, Europa etc. Servicio ounce
nal Para mas informes dirigirse sus
sAgentes Generates en- esta Isla. FRITZE,
HLUNDT a. CO., SCRS. Tetuan 21 San
I Juan. r. RI 80 v. s.