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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-08

First Department.-In the matter Of the application
Of the apid Transit Railroad Commissioners
of York for the appointment Of three
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
transit railway railways for the conveyance and trans
and property determined by the
Board be constructed and Operated-Lexington
Avenue Route-Publc notice is hereby given that the
BrouGh IuCien l.. Bonheur and
Abraham Hersheld having by order of the Appellate
partment entered in the above entitled matter on the
1906 bearing date the 10Th day of
January 1906 been appointed commissioners 70 determine
public hearing whether railway or
railways mentioned in petition OF the said Board
presented to said Appellate Division about the
9Th day October 1903. filed in the office OF the
clerk said court about the same day. ought
be do hereby appoint Monday
26th day of February 1906 at two clock in the
aft that day. the office Of Hays Hersh-
field No Broadway. in the Borough of Manhattan
city Of York the time and place for the nrst
sitting and such sitting and at such adjourned
stngs as may thereafter held, they will hear all
persons interested the said matter.
Dated New York February 3D. 1906 $780,
ALEXANDER BROTGH.
IJ-CIE>N l. BONHEUR.
A HERSIiFIELD.
GEORGE L RIVES. 30 Liberty Street. New York City;
and BOARDMAN. PLATT & solely. 35 Wall Street
New York City, Attorneys for Board of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners FOR the city of New York
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nit a crime. Indictment No. is against White
and Foster Hooper The third indictment is against
White Hooper and Robert q. Buxton, and the
fourth against Buxton. Hooper and White In
each case the general charge conspiring to COM
nit crime is made, the variations being in the
specific acts alleged in each indictment
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LackaWanna Railroad.

". T.. foot Barclay, Christopher. West
23d SITS
500 A M.-For Binghamton and Elmira-
1000 A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and ST.
Louis
si.4o P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
"a 90 p. MO. Scranton and Plymouth
IS Is M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
s.45 P. M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
%. 90 a M-For Chica so-Sleepers open
$50 P NJ
Tickets at 1ss 4ae. 11s3. 14s4 Broadway.
". Y: sac Fulton ST. Brooklyn 'Daily-
Except Sunday
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CUNARD LINE

From Piers 81 50, North River
LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN
CARMANIA. ....-....-...F FEB 10 o p =,
LUCANlA- --...;..--FEB. IL, noon
Umbria. Feb. "a lCarmania Ma IA
Campauia. Mar. 3 I4uCania - Ma
GIBRALTAR-ITALY-
CARONIA-F tstest and Most I.uxurio,is 81,
Leviathans-Feb. 9TH VI
CARPATHIA- Mar. G noon AM n.
SLAVONIA- Apr 3, noon: Nav %. Ini- 70
PANNONIA.-.---Apr TO- 1 p NJ MAJ 90
Apply for illustrated booklets. etc
VERNON Fl. BROWN. 20 R'WAy V
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GARDENER or super. nteudart F'n0,{sb
married. no family. II years experience
growing fruits. flowers and vegetables out
slde ana under glass, and the care ana
bulldlns or roads. lawns. etc. understands
landscape gardening grading LAYING out ~
private estate, farming and care Of live
STOCK reference from some OF the largest
places in New-York State and Eur0pa.
strictly sober, state wages size OF place etc
l.. j, O.. care OF !. X. Troy. "a East 34th-
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RAILROADS.
[P[E|NMSVIL VANlA
RN0llRONID,

u GuN UOV u ID " uuuuuuu
RA0lROAlDa
STATIONS foot of West Twenty-third street
and Desbrosses and Cortiandt Streets
IgTne leaving time from Dezorosses and
Cortlsudt Streets is i've minutes iateI than
that gwen below for Twenty-third street
Station
.T55A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL
30 IS A. M ST. LOUIS LIMITED For
.ioss AN. The fnnsln PENN ai'S LIN
ITED.-23 hours % chicago
sI5s r. NJ CHICAGO. CINCINS ATl AND
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
.36a NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
IS hours 70 Chie3zo
1915 p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS.
'o25 p. II. ST. LOUIS AND CINCIS-
1nPM. PAcFIC EXPRESS.
SIS p. NJ CLEVELAND AND CINcIS-
1855 p ~ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
;, l2s' ?lS q: g .tsg s5s * l p
. .loS5 a. m; 122s 'i q 's2s .is5
soG 1Tfi e p R "a X a nlsh .s
.r - - ss Z, M: Y 10 a m daily. 20 3, ,a
sEABoARD AIR LINE.-12E p. m. and
u lO a. m daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY .-''Oo
a, m weekdays, "a % m daily o,
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NOR
FOLK-'T-55 a m weekdays. SOS r. m
ATLANTIC CITY.-s55 a. m. and 255 D.
m; week days. Sundays. TBS a m
CAPE MAT---f255 D. m week-days-
BROWNS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LONG BRANCH AsRuRY PARK ocean
Grovel (North Asoury Park Sundaysl
and Point Pleasant. s55 a. m. Il %,
s23. ass p. m. and II 10 night week
days. Sundays 925 a. m md ASS .. m
soa ?, FOR e !, PH Z. q z u .su
.tl055. .1O.55. 1855 a m. II. .. ~ IS.
..is5. 21o ass. 's.25. ass. : .. - p;
osI SS tt0' for North :, Pbi ss 55
S'2S Ce55 for North % S0f Phi nS niyj
Sos. T55. SIS. se25. 955. 'fl055.
IS a. m. ~ q. 'l2 IS. =. %. - -.
s.25 Ce.55 for North Philadelphia only)
?. m. II. 10 night
Dining Car. tExtra-fare train.
Ticket Offices. Nos. 46i. 1854 and 90 Broad
way; ls2 Fifth Avenue below 23d 81;
263 Fifth Avenue tcorner 18th ST.:
Aston House. and stations named above;
Brooklyn 3i2 Fulton Street $40 Fulton
Street. 800 Broadway and Pennsylvania
Annex station The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10
destination.
Telephone ''543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Serv->n.
". w ATTERBURy. J. r. WOOD.
GEO. W. BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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\ Y Nh & HARTFORD r R.

y. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD y >
Trans uvpatJ itouI ~s1--.4d Oe'.-IA- S'-~'-'
81 - ....,l an Ave, -.s tol-oWs Tor
BOSTON. VIA New L1lG0n a 5I,e.e
= i il6i - s -J,,- 500. seS
.l2.00 p. n. VIA Willimaatie-I1ss'...s's,
A. ". 200 z N. - ~. M
A NJ. III 1900. . 500 .l13e Z, Hfr.
WURC ESl -.t and FILChbt AZ v
MANS l. NJ .s..aAN,
LAEEVILI-E, and NORFOLK .7s y
1881 r. ~ -. pstts.
CT Harrington. Stcckbridse. Lsno6
deid-ti 80. IS 40 A NJ. 1851 = -,
Ticket offices az cGrand Geh.i -, q 81 Isl
and Cl@Jth ST, also at sol, \, .. - 4vs,
B'way. c25 Union square cls- - -, 3vs,
-2iS Columbus Ave c649 NAs'@ - .
CO.'S W I3th ST.. . Us Thin, Az 4. xsT
BroaSIyn. esp 500 FULTON ST. Is sS,sps a
-Eaily Except sundays. ,sss lriy.
i25ta 81. NStops az 125-h - Sv I.---. eaE
vparlar Car Tl0t--t las -,
rPpv'N~ erN CI-ev..,-zs tF~r 81 NH-- -
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Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

First # rapid s As railroad of the
for the city CT New York for the appointment of three
ny or faiiways for the and
Rorson Of and ana as by the
Eighth Avenue Route Public notice hereby given
A whitney and R Burnham Monat. having by order
ft she Ja ARPHaip IN above
s' 9g on day of January 1906 been appointed commits
soners determine and report after due public hearing
Of said Board TO the said Appellate Division s
the once clerk of said court about the
day TusE 0 a. he i4h day Of Februay 1906 at
s int the S6R %ue that d Ma At street 5s o s
Borough Of Manhattan City of New York. as the time
a and P at suc fRr sdouFned stnss as may
held. they will hear all persons interested in the said
Dated New York February list 1906.
R. r. BURN Mo i'S
GEORGE TG i HXkS e FfF o N s wall ARK Gy
New York city Attorneys Board of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners for the City OF New York
CUPREME COURT APPELLATE DIVISION.
ne R6sTa Of Raed ns Railroad for
the city for the of three S9m T
railways for the and transPSat9n Of
P s and Avenue Route~Pubc
R a%s w hfns2G wr isst u, J
having by order Of da Of ta SIN
the above entitled matter on the 10Th day OF Jsnqary
agpointed c6mmissoners determine and report. after
Toned in the petition OF presented
said Appellate Division about the 9Th day Of Octo
her 1908 and the clerk Of said
on or about day ought to be constructed and
onersted do hereby appoint Tuesday the Goth day Of
February 1905 o'clock in the AFTERNOON Of that day
At the once Of Boardman Piatt Solely. Number 30 Wall
Street Borough of Manhattan. city of New York.
as the ns TING AND at such adjournsd ittihss as may be
thereafter held they all persons interested in
the said
Dated New York, February 2nd, 1906
JAMES ". HAYES
WILLIAM VI. WRIGHT. u
GEORGE c NORTON.
GEORGE I. RIvEs 30 Liberty street. New York City.
and BOARDMAN. PLATT & SOLEY. 81 Wall street.
New Tor Attorneys Board of Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners for City of New York.
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,.AMERIcA's GREATEST R.u,
NEWYOP;s'%17:
(EENTRA1
z HUDSON RIVER "a
THE SN-TRAcx TRUNK rE N
Direct Line from
New York & Boston 20 Mac,
THE SlX-T8AsK Tpl M
LINZ OF AMEgleSjI a.
49, MAIN STEM OF rae
NEW YORK CENTRAL rH.,
Operating more than - 4--i-S
mics OF railway east Of Cbieszs laoisaz.
and Cincinnati 80, y. -,
This is the Direct Lima f,ou
York and Boston to MAJ. NsE
S sld 20 the West. the NOrt1WsS+ Sa-s
go 9 " est, % way % the rress 90 NJ
Trai T.sS 60. =, LOUIS Or Cincinnati 4A''
'4Ct.. 81 street. sfew York, as bsio-aaii sa-
1870 ahd vest bound trains, sxcs-, 4.
II .sa < 80 y M. Lea an -
eeise passengers ten rnInarss s s.ses % -
Grand Central station ~''7s Esaslzs
Iz- 5 A. M--'MIDNIGHT EXpPvss
'SV a. NJ ~ PlRs STATE EX5pzs,
oss , famous train e =.
S;45 A Mast MAIL-2s ,o
Chicago. 1o4is .
1920 A M.-"BAY EXPRESS
1:02 ?. M-"THE SFCGST' E-.rB--
JOG =. M.-'CHICAGO SPE6TST iFs-
I'14 4. M.-'SOU tn " fsSTEPN Irssr--.
N-1' ~ LIE n r. 9TH CENTURY ~.
To chicago IN u bou-.
New York Central ana ~.
$50 p M.-TALBASY ANn -
FLYEP 4R0f
800 p M--'HUDSON RIVER sparu
- T. IHE WOLVERINE.
- r PAST MALICE Elbarv
O'SO r A---LAkE SHORE LIlG'rsD
90 hour train u 60
All Pullman cars
$50 P M--@CLEV EL1AND. cTNcT,yv.-.
AND ST. LOUIS LIlsITsn
500 M--'WESTERN EXPRESS
100 2. M.-+MONTREAL EXPPFss
80 r. M--'ADIRONDACk Z MoS--
REAL EXPRESS @-
500 Z. M.-'BCFFALO. NIAGAe
FALLS. CL.EvEI.AND ~
TORONTO SPECIAL.
S'1o z Nv W s 5sI.5 NEW YORK Ex-
$50 2. M.-'PACIFIC EXPRESS
II 80 r. A--sCHICAGO AND ST rnrus
EMPRESS
Daily. Except sunday FExcsot Mn
HARLEM DIVISION
s.O5 A. NJ and 3-25 p NJ daily .xr.,.
sunday. 10 Pfttsaeld and North 49,
Sundays. $40 A Af
Pullman cars on all t%0ugh trains
Trains Illuminated 18th Pintsch Hzht
Ticket offices a. l49 2Bl AIS and f7-s
broadway: . Union square W 2Is C-1,--
bus ave., go West l25th ST.. Grand Csr-rs,
and 10Th st. stations. New YORK s53 ~
726 Fulton St and 100 Broadway BroOsivr
To Be sure OF the best accOmmodatioas -
any OF our through trains IL is wise 10 :.
cure them several days in advance
Telephone 500 3Sth Street for New Yo.z
Central Cab Service. Baggage checked Am
hotel or residence ~ Westcott Exprsu
Company.
Passengers arriving BY Ocean Steamer,
are met On the pier BY a uniformed azsnt >
the New York Central Lines who win A.
RAJ ge for cLeCkinE luggage and sssgrisf
sleeping car accom- UOdati0ns.
Passengers for the Dominion OF Cznzss
can have their luggage checked through u
bond by this New York Central agent
A II SMITH. O. F DAILY
Gen'I Manager. Pasz'r TraHic NJ
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

Pennsylvania .....................M Mar. 10
Deutschland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mar. Is
S. S AMERIKA MOST LUxURIoCS
AND MOST MODERN OF LEvIA-
THANS.
Grill Room. Gymnasium Elevator
& A La Carte Restaurant TCsH at Dover
fer Londo,I & Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR. NAPLES & GENOA.
P li1r1'S oskar Mar 4 NJ a APP n0I is
Prinz AdaIbert Mar 80. 10 A NJ Nav 5
Rates LIST Glass. s7o SIS. sl1s,OO up
ward. according to steamer selected
call at Gibraltar
Offices IS and 81 Broadway Phone 1871
Broad Piers. Hoboken. N J.
AMERICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G=SOU-THA NFPTON
Sailing Saturdays. $40 a. m Pier Is. N X
Philadelphia Feb IL Vew-York Mar
RED STAR LINE.
ANTWERP - DOVER-LONDON-PA
Sailing Saturdays. 1880 a. m. Pier IA, Mr.
Vaderiand Feb. 10 iceland. - Feb, -
krounland- Feb. IL Finland. .....- Mar 4
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-Q' STOWN-LIvE
Sailing Wednesdays. Pier Is. \. r.
Baltic ..-....---. Feb. IA a n
Majestic ........-. Feb 81 10 a m
Oceanic 1890. Feb 2s. $40 a. m.
Teutonic- Mar. = 10 a m.
T iT3 MEDITERRANEAN VA
FROM NETWORK.
CELTIC t21AO4 touSJ Feb. IL 1870 y y,
REPUBLIC Mar. g. S m: Apr 81 Nav a
FROM BOSTON u'7 i
GANoPIC Feb, "a, II a. m: APR. = May 10
Mar. Il. . 30 p NJ Apr -
Freight Office. wAi:chaM Bldg. Battery pr
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n n0ITANN-AMERHcA LIME

GANAElAN PACIFIC R'V.
Intended Steamship sailings from Van
couver for Japan. China and PhiIinpIna
Islands
Empress Of China Feb. 10
r. NJ. : Athenian -......N March
Impress 81 Indla March 10
r VI : Tartar. .,.--... March IS
F,rlUTess OF Japaa -........ ADrfI {,
Empress OF China ..-.-....AprIl 40
FOR FlJl. Hawaiian Islands. Australia and
New Zealand
Aoraust March Miowera Mar, On
For rates and Information spplv IN oSY
5thav iJs and I Broadway -
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o>EAN sIEANERS
ped "D' Line

MALLORY LINZ. AtNUEloUS Sf. I.,
1,~r-,s =, revn. C9,o.ado. MsxiSe' F' sss
NeNicn. Arizona. CaA-t.' :, ,sS,f-7 TRIPS
ida Alaoama. etc uEllUf. ~ n Il
tbs EOJTE no MIAMI. ~, r.cks,i
Fya. sc via Key West .S,r o0ok.ei
TO california ON inquiry NLLQRY
s'Pccket Guide free g. H.
a co. 100 Front ST. \, y
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JANITOR-U Understands steam heat hot
water. etc: all repairs. PHILIP LEE,
l0S4 Stcbbtrs-aVe. Bronx.
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JANITOR.-By man and wife. no children:
steam heat; good, clean house: references.
JAklTOR, 1b4 East End-aVC.. Basement
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JANITOR.-By young colored man and
wife. or in private family: first class ref
erences. FINLEY. 20 Rockwell Place.
Brooklyn.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED:
Female

C5AMRERMAID or PARLORMAID.-Ry
competent girl: first class; assist IN pan
try and dining room. three years personal
references loo East 54th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

HEAD GARDENER.-Ry Englishman; ex-
celient references; married; no family;
four years IN last place. WALLACE. care
Of William Elliott & Sons. pol Fulton-st
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JAPANESE, who cannot speak English,
wishes position in family to learn Eng
! lish; no wages. MASA. 125 Sands ST,
Brooklyn.
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CHAMBERMAID and waitress. cook and
laundress. by Swedish mother and dauBu-
ter. city or country. Cal 2S4 West 31th ST.
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SUPERINTENDENT By head gardener
or manager If large private estate bv
young man with - years experience in
greenhouses and ont doors. understands
landscape construction work: speaks Ger
man and English; good habits; total alb
staineT, good worker, good references: no
family. Address y. G.. care OF Box S.
Amherst Mass
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DAYS WORK.-Washing ironing or
reference Mrs CONNELLY. 996 1st-ave.
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WORK WANTED
Male

NIGHT H-ATCHMAN. doorman. porter or
useful man. q. O. COLLINS. l"' "s9l
E2a-er
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OFFICE WORK BY young man, p A
reference. can assist on books l. NJ -
East ll6th-St
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STATIONS foot OF West Twenty-third Street
and Desbrosses and Corhandt streets
gEThe leaving time from DezorosSes and
Cortlandt Streets is i've minutes later than
that gwen below for Twenty-third street
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ISEFG' l. BGTLER.-By colored man: good
reference; good salary Address RIGHT,
Tribune Uptown Office. l.3G4 Broadway
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
LIBR0 De VERSOS

El poeta sguadlllsno don jose
Agustfu Aponte hA tenido la atencl6n
de obsequiarnos con eiemplares de So
libro de versos <Esoa del Nuevo
Mundo1, 81 cual contiene un pr6logo
de- nuestro amigo el leiior don Vicente
V fss.
LIS composicioneS conte midas en-
este libro revelan vuelo de inSpirR'
clones.
sSlm6n BolfvA,S y clos PariaaS
sen dos concepcioreS de n 6rito. El
b rmensje de recordaci6n & nueltro
iuolvldabls e3mpatriota IzcoA D!az,
o. muy tentido.
La pos'fa culminante en- 10 obrs
de Aponts es SPatrias, lie que dsdica
nusst,o amigo don Mariana Risrs
Palmer.
Un libro de Arts y de inspirasi6r
luplICa en- todo lugar donds AparseC
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28

cara el correspondence iulcio el DIE I
de Febrero.
En d. cho die preasntaron los tes-
tigos de Patron sus declaracionss iu-
radas para que 10 Corse mur icipal Las
snviarA al A torney General.
Fate funcionario, ssgdo notlcias
adquiridas, ofden6 la celebration del
iuiclo contra ell polieiA lCInsr6n , la
Corts municipal hiIo ., n . amiento pa
ra el 8 del corr.ent, MAts1.
Pero lego esta fecha y el iuiclo,
por causas desconocidAs, t.S suspen-
dido sin que haIta h y, que sepamos,
90 hsya vuelto & ocupar Ell tribunal
municipal de eate asutto.
i IA que obedece, pues, esa dilaci6n
en nm iuicio do tArtA importaneia !
del que sItA peu it nte Ia opinion ID
bllcaP
| SAc1ao sc trAtA de dafls largask
la earsa contra el poi Gle Cintr6n J
lufgo empAstelarlA cuAndo % crea
que "a nadIe 80 Acuerda do sQuel bru.
tal atropslloF
SSsrA nseeiArlo que los eIudada.
ncs pacflcos y honl ados yavsnos
prsvepilos para Iet hszar las aalvs leo
, d,mHfM &c algunos IgenteI polisia-
eosY
20 haee 10 Com On de la POLL
cfs lIular que no prorone sl OF sligo
q que Sc hizo screedor tu IubordIn ado
MAnutl Cinlr6EP
Lila mamoa la AteL ci6n oil Honora,
bic Attorney General para que Sc ar.
va ordtnsr el cumplimieLto de IL leg
q como i,fe superior &c los ttibun ales
! de JusticIa.
InsistirsmoI, h fusrs nscssario,
i para que no quedS inn une sl afro D, llo
J. eometdo tn sl Parqus B rirqusU, con
N sssGudalo de todA una soclsdsd eu.ts
D. : digna Dc mayor tssPs.o,
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PRIKCESA DEMANDlDA

La Tr'nCesa LuiGa do B6lgica
compareci6 ante 10 Alta Corts de Vie.
ne para responder & la dtmanda del
conde Rodolfo Tsstlties, quitn ls re
clsma citn mil frances que le FRI st6
aates de 81 faga senss eional, en- 1894,
el conde Masttchich
La pripeeis fernando & su Vi por
uSurs al conde Teatities, declaranto o
que la oblig6 armsr un psgarS por
elem mil frances, cuando realmente
no le fscilit6 s'no 80 mil.
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Ell pO|iCia Cintr0n sin CaStigo

Como sabsn nuestros lsctores, la
nochs de- 81 de Dic'enbre dls.mo el
ioven Carlos Patron fue cruel sal
vsism ante agredidn Tor el policfa MI
nero IS, Manuel Ciutr6n, que 90 ha
llaba prestaudo ssrv CO en- el PArque
Borirquen, de Ssnturce, ON motive
del eepectaculo teAtral de lA comp fifa
de Opera Sec gnamiglio.
El eScAndalo que produio el aeon.
tscimiento del polltfI contra ell inde.
fenso iovsn c'tado LEGS & tel txtremo
que se interrumpi6 la representa-. On
de la bella parIiturs que 90 porfa en-
eIeens aque,ls nOche.
Iu6nIdad de psrsonas do les que
aSistfan 81 sspectasulo y otrss que %
hallsban csrca acudieron prssuroIaI
& entsrarss de 10 que ocurrfa.
No hay ntcssiGad de rspetir Ii
que todo el psfi conc CO por haberIs
publissdo 10 prensa oportuna msnte.
Pues biep; el die II de Enero q
celsbr6 eu Ia Corts municipal el jul
clio por sgreIi6n en- virtud de la de
nuncla que dish1 policfa formulIr
contra el iovsn Carlos PAtr6r.
Los abr gados Texldor GsIOe
representantss del acuaado, plobaro
brillantemstts la inculpabilidad q
Iu dtiendido y dtmoItr arcn la fAla,
dad del pollcia CiDtr6p, aIf como b
cieron IAtebts el delito de Fer jurio Z
que, tapto cate OF ND su ccmpafiel
{ aiala, dnlco tssIjgo prssentado d
Aquel, hAbiAn iLcurrldo.
La corts municlps', obraudo
r iusticiS, declar6 no culpabls al acuI
do,
81 j. ven Patron present6 & ID v
denuncia por aCometiniento y sRr
Ii6n C mira el poliafa Manuel ClLh
Isislsndo ls collie para cue q vVrI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-28
N0TAS De |NTERES
Causa por asesinato en- Ma
ysgiiez. -Comite de Fran
quicias. Un dueI0.
REGISTRO CIVIL
REGIsTRO CIVIL
Examenes extraordinarios de
taquigrafos. Don Jose
Benitez Diaz.

FL fiscal del Supreme, ieiior Ros.
sy, present6 su informe acerca del 70.
curso de apelasi6n que entabl6 ante
dicho tribunal el Lcdo. Hernandez L6.
PEI. en- 10 eAusa contra Cssimiro He.
rrero Lopez.
Sc recordara que & dicho acuaado
90 ls eorden6 por 10 Corte dc Distrito
de Msyaguez & la psna de s!ete amos
por tentstiva do asesinato On 10 per.
soma de Miguel Hernandez.
FL fiscal fnnda au informs en- el
artfeulo 2l8 del C6digo Penal y 346 y
siguientes del C6digo do Epiu!clamien
TO Criminal.
Hoy tuvieron lugAr en- 10 cfcl.
No del Attorney ex&msnes extraordi.
narios do tsquigratos. Han solicita.
do tomar parte on dichos ex6menes
los setiores don Rafael Delgado, don
Manuel Num- y don Miguel Mkrquez.
Ell lunes dc 10 semana pr6xlma 90
reunir& el Comit6 do Tranq quicias. Sc
trataran varios importAntss asuntos,
entire ellos. 10 concession de una via
entire Rio Pledras y CGguas.
Tambi6n 90 tratar& el informs de
la Camara de Delegados contra 10
compa1fa de fsrrocArriles de Puerto
Rico.
Aver 90 recibi6 un tele gr anna del
fiscal dc 10 Corte do Distrito de Maya.
gasz, don Libsrtad Torres Grau, que
dice:
sMsysgu'z 20 Hoy 30 vi6 cauaa
por Jurado contra Eleutsrio Rivers
por asesinato en- primer erado. RI
iurado deelar6 al Acusado eonvicto de
culpabilidads.
Aver tarde salieron ca fsrroea.
fril para la isla el Comisionad el
Assistant del DspArtamento del Inte.
rior.
EN- el harrio sSonadors do San
Sebastian. 80 ahorc6 el iusses do la
semsna pasada una inieliz muier que
responds al Lombre de Ramona lyle.
sias.
-Tambi6n sali6 aver tarde hacia
Mana,i don Abelardo Gorzilez Font,
enoargado de les euentas do las Jun.
tss Escolares en- el Depsrtamsrto de
Educsci6n.