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New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
TRIED TO BURN ST. PATR1CK,s.
Printer Says He Wants to Go to Sing Sing to
Improve in His Trade.

Peter Lepine, forty years old, who says he is
resident of Montreal and a printer, was COM
mitted to the insanity pavilion of Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday by Magistrate Whitman, in
Yorkville Court, to be examined as to his mental
condition. He was accused of trying three times
to burn down st. Patrick's Cathedral, at Fifth
avenue and Goth street
Lepine. who said he had eaten nothing since he
came to New York. ten days ago. was found
about midnight yesterday lettering around the
Cathedral by Mulcahy a policeman He was
acting strangely. The policeman found matches
and newspapers on him. The man said he had
made three attempts to burn the cathedral Il
am here;S he said, Ito burn it down.
When arraigned, Lepine said: I'm guilty.
your honor, and 1 want the full penalty of the
law l want to go to Sing Sing. Pm printer,
and they have a fine printing establishment in
sing Sing. l want to so there and perfect my
self in my trade. I want rest"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
THINK LOSSES ARE MINIMIZED.
Club Circles So Interpret Thefts at New York
Yacht.

The conflicting rumors Of recent thefts from the
New York Yacht Club house, in West 44th street.
took more tangible form last night in a statement
made TO a Tribune reporter by Detective Sergeant
Dunn, OF Police Headquarters. In his statement
Detective Dunn said it was true that losses had
been reported, but that all the property missing
had been found" at the clubhouse, with the ex-
ception OF three stickpins. He added, however,
that detectives were still working the case.
Last Tuesday" said Mr. Dunn, 'the New York
Yacht Club informed here OF the loss Of certain
property, missing believe, not from the safe, but
from the lockers. Detective Sergeants Meehan
and Woodbridge were at once assigned to the case
They went to the clubhouse and returned, saying
that all the missing property had been found eX-
on the case, hunting for the stickpins"
safe had been robbed OF a large amount of jewelry
victim In club circles generally It is believed that
the loss IS far greater than the police seem dis
posed 10 admit. Mr.. Osgood IS apparently out OF
town, his house being closed for the summer.
at the clubhouse IL was said that both Thomas
a. Bronson. chairman Of the clubs house COM
ntttee and G. A Cormack. the secretary, were
out Of town, and beyond the statement that the
stories OF any loss ''all bOsh,' the club at
taches refused 30 furnish any information.
The police OF the East 51st street station in whose
precinct is the yacht club house. declared that they
had received no report of any property missing
from the clubhouse
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
STILL FAIL TO AGREE.
Mutual Nominating Committee at
Sea-TSme Short.

Failure the part Of the nominating committee
OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company TO agree
on an administration ticket has made IL neces-
saTy again 10 postpone the nomination OF the ticket
by the board. Notices of a meeting OF the board
for tomorrow that had been sent out were re-
called yesterday. and notices for meeting
on Tuesday took their place.
II Is said that some Of the old AcCurdy trustees
have at last consented 10 retire, but trouble has
been found In getting any 70 take their places.
The men wanted as trustees chary about al
lowing their names to go on ticket which win
be opposed by the strong forces OF the interna-
tonal pOicyholders' committee. Even IL elected
these men feel that they viii be subjected to all
sorts OF criticism, and not inclined take the
risk II the nominating committee is unable 10
induce the it has approached to run, It Will
be necessary to put the old the ticket.
last day under the law which the ''administra-
ton ticket may be named. and the trustees were
IN anxious frame of mind yesterday. President
Peabody did not go TO his Office, but he In
communication with the other members of the
nominating committee They will have another
meeting to-day. Whether H. H. Rogers will again
90 on the ticket depends, It is said. entirely on
obtaining the consent Of another man who has
been selected TO take his place.
In addition TO naming the administration
ncket" At the Tuesday meeting. the trustees Will
nominate three prominent pOlcyholders to receive
proxies 10 be voted for the ticket.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ESTATE OF ROSA DELMONICO.
Personal Property Of Part Owner in Famous
Restaurant, $S6O,71S.

The appraisal of the estate of Rosa Delmon-
ico' a sister Of the late Charles Delmonico, and
a part owner in Delmonico's restaurants. was
filed in the Office Of the Surrogate yesterday.
She died in 1904, leaving her property to her
niece. Josephine c. Delmonico and her nephew,
Lorenzo C. Delmonico.
Her interest in the Delmonico restaurants is
valued at $174,554 and among the other items
OF her estate which is altogether personality,
are 1OO shares in the Adams Express Company.
valued at s1665OO. and 300 shares in the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company, valued at $S7 500.
The gross value OF the estate is placed at
$4O4,7S9, from which deductions for debts. ex-
ecutors commissions expenses Of administra-
tiOn and other disbursements amount to s44
OIL OIL leaving the value Of the net personal estate
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
1LDERMAN ARRESTED.
One of Those Indicted for Bribery
Held in 81 500 Bail.

Alfred Rado. forty years old and married, one
Of the four New Rochelle aldermen under in-
dictment for bribery. was arrested early yester-
day morning, and brought to this city. Later
in the day ne was taken before Judge ROsalsky
and released in 81 800 cash bail, that amount
being agreed to by District Attorney Jerome.
Samuel Swinburne. counsel for the accused
aldermen. said he would have Anthony J. Rivers
and Herman Kallenberg, jr., at the District At
torney's Office tomorrow morning. He could
not guarantee the appearance of Hilldring. An
four would have been arrested on sight by De-
tectives Farley and Birmingham, but only RadO
could be found in town.
1t was said the others hid to avoid night in
the cell. Charles w. Hindring. it was rumored
in New Rochelle last night, had escaped to Can
ada. He is swede. and from the beginning Of
the affair is thought to have not fully realized
what heswas doing. Sentiment seems to pin on
the three other men the burden of Hilldring's
downfall. Little sympathy, however. was ex-
pressed for any of the indicted aldermen, as the
town is nearly bankrupt and the streets and
buildings in bad need Of repair.
New Rochelle has had several official scandals
since 1t became a city, but the guilty parties
have always managed TO escape, through their
political influence or by means of friendly
Jurtes. Only few years ago Columbus O'DOn-
disclosed the fact that the receiver OF taxes and
the City Clerk were each about $4,000 short in
their accounts They were indicted but never
convicted, although the receiver Of taxes made
a confession in which he admitted that he was a
defaulter. Now that the charges of official mis-
conduct are to be tried before outside authOr1-
ties who will not be SWayed by local influence,
it is believed that just verdict will be reached.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
REPORT lNDoRsEs INVESTMENT co.

The stockholders Of the International LumDer
and Development Company have received the re-
Port of their representative. DIR. Andrew s. Slayer
Eho recently spent several weeks on the company s
Disntation IN Campeche, Mexico. investigating aus
1atuTal advantages and methods of development
Dr Slayer is a physician and business man OF Al
toona Penn and a stOckhOlder. II Is the plan OF
lhe company 10 allow the stockholders 10 elect one
q their number 10 visit the plantation and make
sall investigation DR.. Stayers report Endorses the
YORK Of tie oornnany ana the value and STABILITY
q The investment The complete report has been
published as a large illustrated booklet
Toe company has declared special dividend OF z
~ cent uavabe % stockholders OF record July 81,
- This will make q total Of IS per cent already
Sela ~ this investment since March, 1900 Ihese
sQen1s have been paid frvIn prohts reasized from
te eompany's stores and from the sale OF ma
.pBany and o.her fur.,i,eF. Already nine steamship
a4eeas II mahogany have been cut and shipped 70
s.s Elited Efates
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
MAYOR ACTS IN ICE CASE.
Opinion Asked Of City Counsel of Orange
Aldermen Ignored.

Orange, July Il CspeciaD.-Tiring of the apathy
Of the aldermen composing the Orange Common
Council. which for months has been cognizant of
the extortions practised on Orange househoIders
By the ice dealers and has done nothing, Mayor
Isaac ShoenthaI this afternoon took the prelim-
nary steps toward curbizE Lhe rapacIty Of the
ioe trust BIZ sending a formal demand to City
Counsel william A. Lord for an opinion as to the
rights of the city in the matter. In his letter the
Mayor says:
have been informed that several dealers have
combined for the express purpose OF advancing the
pTice and keeping II at the increased fgure, AS
our people are suffering from this state OF alairs
J would be Obliged If you would investigate the
legal rights may have in the matter and see
= We cannot legally proceed against these men.
u has been suggested that We might prosecute
them under the Sherman antitrust law
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
n aw EoUIpMENr NOTES.

Brown ts-os & co are offering at price to yield
"a per cent the unsold balance OF SAOoe0O NoTioLiL
& Western Railway equipment trust per cent gold
osr,ieca,as p,bicF they recently purchased. The
certificates are pparanteed both as 10 principal
and dividends ~, the Norfolk & Western Rail-
vsv Co,onaov and ere authorized for the acquisi-
tigo of ,be follovtnp rolling stock: Eighty-six
freight locomotives ss5 homer bottom gondolas
ard ) o0a bov cars Thev are issued by the Com
mercisl rT,let (,onpanv Of Philadelphia. trustees.
and are secured by assignment TO II OF inc
!ssse contract covering the above eqolp441I omen.
PRESIDENT !. A. Johnson. Of the NoLlolk q 49,
s, states that the net income Tor Lhe year
june 81 1906. over ana above all fixed charges VIII
y upward of 100000.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
DENVER AND OMAHA RAILROAD.
Colorado Eastern To Be Utilized as Part of
the Scheme.

It is planned. according to Denver advices, to
use the Colorado Eastern Railroad as part of the
projected Denver & Omaha Short Line Railroad,
which the banking house of H. B. Hollins &
Co. is financing. The Colorado Eastern, in
which property also H. B. Hollins & Co are in
terested, is a narrow gauge road, about seven
teen miles long, extending from Denver to
Scranton. Col. 1t has valuable terminals and
franchises in Denver, so that by standardiZing
its gauge it would give the Omaha-Denver line
a clear entrance into the city of Denver.
Russell Harding, who last November resigned
as vice-president of the Erie, the Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton and the Pere Marquette.
has taken active charge of the plans for the
construction of the Denver Omaha Short Line,
il Is announced
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
-~THE PRINT cLoTH MARKET.

[By Telegraph TO The Tribunel
ran River, Mass, July 1A-There has been a
steady business in the local cloth market through
o,t the week. the total sales being about 100000
nieces. Narrow odds and wide goods were sold in
sbo,,t equal quantities. the basis Of trading being
rcspectively, 8as cents for 2S-nch 6iXSfs and 4's
cents for Ss1z-inch 64x6fs The sales OF marrow
s oro snots and for delivery through to Sep
se'7,l,a, The deliveries of wide goods sold ex-
@ ~ October l. The week closes with the mar
Icaf IN a steady condition ,,.,. ,,,t,4 fr.,, es,
N0rotafions are as follows IWenty-elsat-iISeh G. otK
es Ss cents. sSlL-nch 64x6fs as cents; S9-inch
SsT72's yE cents TO 81 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
PASTOR REFUSES JOB PITCHING.
Baseball Minister Objects to Entering Pro.
fessional Ranks-Friends Give Him $50.

The Rev =. S. Jackson. pastor Of the Cold
Spring Harhor Qong Island) Methodist Episco-
pal Church. is one Of the best amateur baseball
rWirleFs in his neighborhood. A Brooklyn ball
team hearing OF Mr.. Jackson's skill. offered him
80 game TO pitch for them once week-not
on Sundays The salary paid by Cold Spring
harbor Methodists is not large, and the S25
looked big 10 the clergyman. He decided against
entering the professional ranks, however, and
declined the offer. Some OF his friends, hearing
Of the incident collected $50 and gave Ii to him.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
ROMANCE IN MANHATTAN HOTEL
Wealthy Michigan Real Estate Man Marries
Swedish Parlor Maid.

A romance came to light at the Manhattan
Hotel yesterday afternoon when inquiries as to
the whereabouts of Sigrid Johanson, a Swedish
parlor maid, were met with the announcement
that she had been married to Charles Engel, a
wealthy real estate owner, Of Constantine. Mich,
who has stayed at the hotel on his Eastern trips
for the last two years
1t was Miss JohansOn's duty to stand at the
dining room entrance and receive the hats. coats
and gloves of guests as they entered. 1t was
while engaged that she attracted Mr.. Engel
but so quiet was their friendship that it was a
secret TO the other employees Of the hotel, who
were surprised by the marriage.
The wedding took place at the Episcopa1
Church OF Zion and st. Timothy, in West 57th
street, on June l. the Rev. DR.. Lubbock oficiat-
ing,
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
n,lslMEss rRoURLEs.

Y,stice blanchard. Of the Supreme Court yes
tordav appointed Henry r. Stern receiver lor lhs
Iar.os = Hogan Company, contractors and plumb
S" a snit brought by the Locke q smith
C,onpsny Judgment creditors . .,,ecutions
TIE Sheriff yesterday received t"9 to - 5ebter
tsanv tyr 91e Tor 225 IN favor OF the ~
street. bank. and the other, i9r spis rhe m company
tEe }. ~ niant al l2)th street and Park avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
srEvgNs,s ASCENSION POSTPONED.

The purposed ascension of Leo Stevens from the
plant OF the New York and Richmond Gas Com
pany, on Staten Island, yesterday, was postponed
again The wind was from the southeast and IN
favorable, a southwest wind being desired The
wind being favorable, the ascent will be made to-
daz
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
LEWIS c. GROVER SERIOUSLY ILL.

Lewis c. Grover, president of the Colt Patent
IRE Arms Manufacturing Company, Of Hartford,
Conn. has been seriously i'll at Roosevelt Hospital.
Mr. Grover has undergone operation, the nature
OF which could not be learned yesterday, but he
was said to be recovering.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
rwENrY YEARs WITHOUT a FATALITY.

The officers in charge OF the Pacific division OF
the Canadian Pacific RailWay-that part Of the
ilne between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific
Cosst-assert that during the twenty years since
the line was opened for passenger trafic no pas
senger mas been killed by accident 10 train
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

LINEN HANDKERCH1IEFS for Men and Women
AN ASSORTMENT OF woMENs FRENCH EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCElEFs. IN CoLORINGs TO EIARNONIZE WITH
SUMMER COSTUMES AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
ALSO MEMS AND WOMENS WHITE LINEN HANDKERCEIEF5
IN THE FOLLOWING VARIETIES AT PARTICULARLY
H4}. LOW PRICES
MEMS LINEN HANDKERcEHEFs IN BONES OF SUS
H4EMsTrTcHED . sl.45 NrTIAlED Sl.lO
WOMENs LINEN HANDKERCEHEFS.
tIEMsTrTcHED. s1.IO AND 75c. PER BOX OF SIX
EMBROIDERED !. 25c AND l5c. EACH
1sas.a QEAR OF RoTUNDA. FIRST HoOR)
ninsteenib Street and SIKH Evsnue, new yara
New-York tribune., 1906-07-15
WOMENS SUMNER DRESSES.

woMENs SUMMER DRESSES
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE
PRICES OF woMENs DRESSES FOR SUMMER
AFTERNOON OR EVENING WEAR
ALSO LINEN AND CRASH SUITS FOR TRAVELLING
TENNIS. ETC
ON MONDAY. JULY l6A THE FOLLOWING WILL Be
ESPECIALLY oFFEREDs
COAT SUITS OF WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN Sl450
PRlNcEssE DRESSES OF WHITE AND coLoRED BATsTE
LACE TRIMMED SIZUO
WHITE PoPLN CORD WALKING SKIRTS 425
WHITE LINEN WALKING SKIRTS $50
ARTICLES FOR AUTOMOBILE SERVICE
AND MEMS SUMMER WEAR
HAMPERS FITTED WITH TEA OR COLD LUNCHEON SERVICEs
MOTOR ROBES OF SUMMER FABRICS. INCLUDING RECENTLY
IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN LIGHTWEIGHT PLUSH AUTO
MOBILE CLOCKS. PICNIC SETS. AND OTHER LEATHER
REQUISITES. MOTOR CAPS GLOVES AND GAUNTIETS
MEMS AUToMoBnE COATS AND BUSTERS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
MEMS ACCESSORIES OF DRESS FOR TRAVELLING OR
RECREATION WEAR INCLUDING NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. LEATHER
BELTS. BATHING SUITS. SUMMER NECKWEAR UNDERGAR-
AND COTTON HOSIERY.
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EN- La MANSION
+. BECUTIvA.

Esta mafiana visitaron al gobernador
Winthrop los doctores Gutierrez, de San
Juan, A. Dfaz de FaiaIdo. El DR..
Dfaz viene San Juan con el prop6aito de
secundaT 81 establecimiento de una secci6n
para Ia cura de anemia en- aquella pobla-
ci6n.
Mi. Feuille, Mr.. Post Ell Coronel Ha-
mill, conferenciaron tambi6n esta mafana
con el gobernador Ien asuntos de sus res
pectivos departamentos.
Todavfa no estan puestas en- limpio las
notas respecto de- Ia investigation que
practicara 81 Attorney, en- Bayam6n, con
motiRo de Ia denuhcia hecha contra el Te-
niente senior Casalsy Juez sefior Acosta.
Favorable estos sefiores parece que re-
gulta la averiguaci6n hecha, quedando en-
au buena fama de rectos funcionarios. De-
nuncias apasionadas de las que resultan
cargos falsos seran sometidas Ia acci6n
de Ia ley, para evitar que Sc presten ta-
les actos personals de relativa responsabili.
dad.
Tanto los gobernadores como el Secre.
tario seflor Frazier, vienen muy bien i'm.
presionados de SUI escursi6n q Ponce y
Aibonito, donde disfrutaron de un buen
recibimiento y de la agradabilfsima tenn.
peratura de esta Ultima pobIacion que re-
sulta de magnffcas condiciones para pasar
temporadas de verano.
Muy atareado hoy ell gobernador con ell
despacho del correo para los Estados Uni.
dos y otroB asuntos del Immediate despacho
hasta mafiana 8 pasado, probablemente,
no seran resueltos los aScensos de la policfa
insular.
Muchas distinguidas damas de esta So
eiedad han visitado hoy la sonora Win
throp con objeto de saludarla por su regre-
so de la isla.
Un telegrama noticiando Ell fallecimien-
to de don Luis Bravo Pardo, de MAYA
gtiez, fue recibido aver por ei senior Post
Muy sentido ha sido 81 suceso por los se-
fiores Winthrop, Post Frazier.
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PrepsiOs Jos impOne,stes sO6re Ebretas
Sc sortearSn todoa los amos entire los que
m6s se distingan por 30 constancia en- el
Ahorgo.
Horas de Caj0: Para las imposiciones:
De 861O3 de Ii manana, y de / 683
de Ia tarde los dias laborables , de 81
1OA de Ia mafiana los domingos; Para Ia
extracciones, laa. .mismas horaa excepto los
1domingos.
RegIament0 de Ia Secci6n: Las personas
que interesen mas pormenores s0bre las
pimosicionea, extracciones manera de Ii
quidar intereses, etc, pueden BolicitaT I'M
seiempIar en- Is Gaia.
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Los pTemi0S en- las CaTTeraS de ca
baIIOS aver en- Carolina.

Al "AVlspa" mOntabaIO sl ''lOksy" "GatO
VIeiO".
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LAS INSCRIPCIONES
eI sabadO en- AibO-
nitO.
EI AyuntamientO ha aCOHdadO sub
VenCiODaT al que remate las
OhTaS del aCueduCtO.
Ode maestro cOrTespOnSGk. }

Julio 29.-
Solamente $50 inscripciones hubieron
aver sabado, desconoci6ndose cuantos son
RepublicanOs cuantos Unionistas, debido
que la mayor parte de los inscritos no
quisieron entregar la c6dula de inscription
los agentes de ambos partidos polfticos
como hasta aquf 10 venfan hacienda, sien-
do Ia norma que Sc tenfa en- esta para ha-
Ger Ia califCaci6n; perO pareCe que Ell ifba-
70 quiere hacer Su negocio guardandoBe
su mstrfcula.
Han salido para esa capital en- la ma
mana de hoy Domingo, y fjardn ahf su re-
sidencia defnitiva los esposos don JOSE r.
Gonzalez (Don Monche como le llamamos
todos) Barbarita su hermana Lolita,
Inspector de ofcinas dicho Sr. Gonzalez,
de Ia Porto .Rican Tobacco Ca.
Ell Ayuntamiento ha acordado SUBJ
vencionar al que remate las obras de-
acueducto con Ell Is % del valor de aquel
Has, cantidad que Sc omiti6 al hacer el
presupuesto de aquellas y que ahora 10
carga en- el preGupuesto eorriente. Els JUS
to = equitativo
Hoy las tarde han salido para esa
los esposos Winthrop Mr.. Frazier. Secre-
tario particular del GobeTnajor. Sc dice q.
pronto volveran dichos Sres. 4 honrarnos
con suB viBitas.
. La respectable Sra. de nuestro amigo
don Eafael Maria Gonzalez ha salido para
esa capital acompafando su familia
Gonzalez (don Jose Ram6n). Buena esta-
dia la 1aseamoe
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EnergiCa actitud.

New York. Julio 80 130 p m
Desaho PeterbuTgo que exdpudos
manienense acitud gohieno
diputado pucado aculo
complidad
Ell dpltado tam6 general Trepo oand de tuFbas
los
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gm4y4a 4aNna
@om
.aeeu r~ ~ an~ zn-o
U1a s@aua.sap
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UNA CASA de reputsda famiIia admite en-
hospedaje bajO su responsabilidad sefiori-
tas y niflas que vengan esta Capital q
cursar tOda clase de estudios. Inform aran
calle del Cristo no. 5. ApartadO de correos
no. as. 15ya
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EI Rey de SerVia en- PeIigro.


rbido an6nimos
dedos Draga
las eleciones aieronve vencedor
Pedro
t6 mpuesa ndvduo mia adeos u inso
pechablA
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El premio de sOrtijas 10 Obtuvo Anto.
niO Ayala. Ell de pasO largo, eli caballo
on que montaba Epifanio Vizcarrondo.
FL de escape como en- otro sitio decimos
Obt6volO el caballo "AviBpa", propiedad
del sefior Lorenzo Olm6s. AL caballo
"AVispa" montSbalO el 'iockey" Pablo
Campos (a) "GatO Viejo".
ri triunfo del "AviSpa" fu6 muy csIe.
bradO.
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FusiTamientos en- COrea.

orkJ 30 p m.
deho
qums de haber a
CnnGa % Corea pofunda excac6n J6n muchos eeva
pectoado japon6s conciando al pueblo ala revolution.
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BANCO TERRITORIAL Y LGRICOLA
DE PUERTO RICO
sECCION DE AHORRos

lngpOsieiones so5re h5reta. Desde 1925
4 $1,000 devengar6n interses Al Por 100:
annual.
lN9pOsiciones pLaso fjo Desde 5000 en-
adelante devengar6n inter6s Al
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EL ACEITE De HlGADO De BACALAO
ES Un MElIe IIEnTO PREelOSO

Ndie omedii
Para Sc
forms
cOnoido dshazl
aguna
udos
bora No medic ano spoVr las vtud edns del
bacao
4
din, camio
Ple de
con de eSa g Los eOs Pben pque dos de n principle
active gndes aniddes
De
POI a
aqul pido de hgado de halao
ns de Acee de Hgdo de Racao icon Io odas las vudeS
a
tn1aaveJ <oanaao originally dt eq mho1 "om6rada
BOdcas.
FREDERICKeSTEAR & CIA.
FabFcantos dc PrOductOs Ouineos FarmaceutieOs
A.s> DETROIT. NalcFl.. =. -. a.
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IMPORTANTES CABLES
LnsleCCi6n en- las GOmpafIas de SeglT0s

p M.
seguTos icos result
se cree agunas companfaa pod6n
emen ainsccion estan dspuesto ella
Ell decreo
del p6blico =
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En- esta imprsnta 20 vends papsl dc pc,
Ei6dica yisjO ! $500 qaintal
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La casa de Pr6stamos de Jose Bazan
establecida en- Ia casa no. II de la Gale de
Allen, tendra remate 81 dia 81 del corrien-
te mes, de las prendas que no han sido
renovadas nj cancelados sus talones des-
pu6s de los seis meses que marca la ley.
n a.