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Property Transfers Friday.

acknowledging J. Rohnl and wife to
T.aT. Green, 30 feet on north line OF Grove
Avenue, 125 "a feet west of Strawberry
NJ. NJ. Elmore and wife to Albert L.
Barfoot, 16 feet on PHe Street, north
east corner Of 1Albemarle Street. $1,350.
Charles L. Peticolas to John Washing
ton Hughes, Alp feet of east line OF
deed OF trust for 81. 200, 81, 100.
John Gaines and wife to p. ]. Mccarthy,
IS feet on south line of Leigh Street, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
81 sad ab6 Interest se T. lot Z 0y g feet IN
John II Hicks to William P. Partin, SO
corner of N Street. SIS.
Ada T.. and H.. ", Goodwin to Ruby
c. Thomas, 30 1-2 feet on |. enst line Of
Second street % 6:11-- feet south Of Canal
Hiram II. Gates and wife t'oAGoddin Sup
ply Company, INC, 400 feet on norti side
Hague Street. S93 feet west OF Williams
burg Avenue, &.
a. T.GriGlth and wife and D. r. Griffith
to Elizabeth Werst, ~ feet on rove Avenue,
northwest corner Of Mulberry street.
s., $40. . :, a,
lard interest In 60 feet on north line Clnl-
borne street, 66 feet from northwest corner
OF Carter Street, 800.
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Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
New York, =; Chicago, 3.

W. a 81 nj
& NEW, YORK, June S.-The New York
Nationals redeemed themselves in part
BY winning from the Chicago team to-
day. q
Score: X. Il. ~;
Batteries: Brown and King: Wiltse
and Bowerman. Time. 1:S. Empires,
Emsie and O'Day.
Pittsburg, 10; Boston, 4.
5 BOSTON. June s.-Pittsburg won a free
hitting game to-day, making Boston's
nineteenth successive defeat.
Score: n, n. ~:
Pittsburg -. ,.,,s31so Q 90 1s !
B9 2sa f,er;e lea: Phlippi + and GIBSON
Pfeiffer and Brown Time, LAP. UNI
pires, Conway and Carpenter.
Cincinnati, q; Philadelphia, I.
PHILADELPHIA, june S,-Clncinnatl
to- day-took another thinning game from
Philadelphia. The winning run was
scored on good hittihg.
Cincinnati .....oooooo1ooo1-g !
Philadelphia .,1o 90 900 0o ,, 81 f. Q
gleby and Dooin. Time. hours. Um--
pjre. Klem
4 Brooklyn, SYST. Louis, 3.
BROOKLYN. June s.-The locals de-
feated the ST. Louis Nationals to-day.
winning three out of the four games OF
the series The visitors looked to have
n safe lead, but batting rally In tho
sixth Inning won out for Brooklyn.
Score: y. a y,
s. kG11s 1 ! q 80 Il
= Batteries: Druhot and Grady; Eason
and Ritter Time, 1850. Umpire, john
stone.
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ROANOKE, 8; DANVILLE, y
Game Won Early but Smith
Loafed and They Ran it up.
ISnnciolto THO T,I,,,es.n,,

ZEl1- ISVECIHI@ ID TIC 7 IIHeS-D ISl)atCN.J ~
ROANOKE. VA. June S.-Roanoke won
to-day's game from Danville after ten
hard-fought innings by score OF 8 to z.
Smith was on the firing line for Roanoke
and ptchedSa splendid game up to the
eighth inning when feeling that the
game vas won he slowed down and the.
visitors pounced on him. and in the
eighth and ninth scored four runs, thus
tleing tho score. In the tenth. after two
men we're out. Heinz walked. Mcmahon.
singled and then Weuest. the fleet footed
{lcft-flelder. sent the ball far into the
left garden for q circuit OF the bases.
scoring two men ahead of him and thus
winning the game
Both teams played hard ball and but
for errors which were costly the score
would have been much smaller. Score:
ROANOKE ET =
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Daily CourtR ecord
Circuit Court.

Gases set for to-day: Isl John r. G Grimes
vs. Charles L.. Brown; same VS. Charles
l.. Brown and Lola L.. Brown.
IS Moore VS.. Everett Waddey; jury having
heard the evidence were adjourned until
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Law and Equity.
Judgments eatered yesterday: L. G..
sDoup We. Atlantic Fire Insurance Cor
poration. for $45O.77.
Suits instituted yesterday: Samuel J..
Maxwell VS.. Southern Railway Company
etc, for 5000; Warner Moore VS.. Lilburn
IT. Myers, receiver William r. Trlgg
Ship Building Company, for $500.
1 Cases set for to-day: r. L. Vmont VS..
interesting contested case. Leigh r.
Page, p. a.. and Leake & Carter. p. d.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
BY N. w Bowe & Son and Sutton 81 Co.,
Real Estate huctloneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Or
Highly Valuable and Most De-.
sirably Located Fl
W. Broad-St. Property.
Having a Broad Frontage Of so
Feet on the South Side Of b
Broad Between BeIvi-
deere and Pine SITS.

BY virtue Of certain deed OF trust
to the undersigned trustee, dated June,
q, 1900, duly recorded In the clerk ONCE
OF Richmond ChaAcery Court, In D. 3.
168 A, page ISL, which was given to se-l
cure the payment OF certain sum OF
money therein mentioned and default
having been made in the payment OF a
part thereof, and being directed by the
beneficiary so to do, I shall offer for
sale at public auction, upon the PREMISES
on IN
TUESDAY, JUNE r. 1906
at $40 o'clock p. NJ, the above described
property. Z. In
The lot ad1olna the. property ef the
r.. r. and p. Railroad at Elba Station
fronting ninety feet on the south sid q OF
Broad street and extends back between
parallel lines of irregular depth to g, wide
public alley. Il. IA
This is truly valuable piece OF props.
crty and Is bound to steadily enhanceNin
value. }ii is
TERMs-Cash as to expenses Of sale
all taxes (lf any, to day of sale. and the
sum of 5000 with interest from Decem-
Der e. 1905. the balance upon a credit q
one md two years with interest from,
day OF snle. the deferred payments to. be
secured by deed of trust upon 4 the
property, or all ca ~ vt tho option 0 the
purchaser. f. T.s SUTTON, Trustee:Ss
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BY N. w. Bowe & San. Il 35 M
Real Estate Auctioneers,
II RUsTEEs sALB OF LARGO
NUMBER OF MOST ATTRAC-
f TIVE BUILDING LOTS NEAR ME-Esst
81 CHANICSYILLB5 TURNPIKE.
AT AUCTION. Sfsf5fa

In part execution Of deed Of trust.
dated october 16. 1896. and recorded m
Henrico County Court, In D. B. 150s6B.i
page 80, II Will. at the request Of the
beneficiary, there having been III defauH
in the payment of the debt secured. 4 sell
by public auction, on the premises. on l,ys
MONDAY JUNE Is, 1905. sAi,i
at o'clock P, M. In front OF thesresi-t
BUILDING LOTS. situated on both
sides Of Rogers Street, and on the east
and west sides OF Nineteenth Street. s55f5
These lots lie beautifully, are not far
distant from the Locomotive Works and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Shops. and are
within two squares Of the Falrmount
car line.
AS a place Tor nice homes. or for;
houses for rem tai purposes there Is nothgs
Ing better OH the market; and we extend
n most cordial Invitation to Bhome-seekers
and SPECTATORS to attend this Offering.
feeling assured that bargains can be!
had. st "a Il sll H
Plats OF the property may DO had on
application to the auctioneers. and 1t
Is expected that every lot offered will be-
sold to the highest bidder. Lay
TERNIS-One-th cash and the bal
nnce at six, twelve and eighteen months
for notes. With interest added. and Sc.
cured by deed OF trust, or all cash at
the option OF the purchaser YB 81
N. W. BOWE, Trustee.
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Land Brings Good Price.

The Richmond Tract.on Company yes
to-day bought, through the Edward S.
Rose Company, 12s LIZ acres OF land near
.Blake's mill site. which Is situated near
the lakewood Cemetery. Tho property
was bought from Mrs, Louise S. Miller.
The price was 81, 900 Y, S.$
James B Elan & Co. announced yes
terday that they would offer to-day a
large number of buildings and warehouse
lots atauction In Fulton, The sale will
begin at 4;30 o'clock this afternoon,
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Col
1ll3 Main Street. VI ii
IA IL Per Cent. Investment.

CENTRAL 81 LOCATED -.-DMELt!lNl5s3
NO. 735 NORTH NINTH STREET, VIII
AND
Tyo Building os % fss n SHetn au Tanth
on the premises. s.sS iss
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH, III. "a
6 p. NJ, neat, Two-story Detached8
Franc Dwelling, six rooms. wide hail.
Etc, with outside kitchen. The lot front.s
Is feet BY 1870 feet. with 55-foot side alley
city sewers, gas and water,
Immediately after the above Will sell
two vacant lots tI, rear. fronting 60 feet
by 1870 feet on Tenth Street, with right
Of way-.from Ninth Street. through q 81.
foot alley in common with above.
The house Is occupied by, a flrstt,,class1
tenant at rate that will pay ~ per
cent, and owing to Its desirable central
location is constantly occupied. Small!
houses built on the Tenth-Street lots WI
pay as we'll, or better. III
+ TERMS Small cash payment and bal-{
'ance so easy that any rent-payer en-
buy. and announced at sale.
j, THOMPSON BROWN 4 sc.
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Especial to The Times-Dispatc
NEW YORK, June s.-Sysonby. the
greatest race horse Of the present decade,
is going to be destroyed. Within day
or. two a bullet will put an end to the
existence Of the best horse ever owned
by James r. Keene, not excepting the
peerless Command. At the beginning Of
the season Sysonby looked as though he
was going to live up to the promise he held
out as three-year-old.
Then suddenly. Just as he was about
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HarrIsonburg baseball team this afternoon
defeated the New Market team by a score
of S to i. The home team had the advan-
taEe OF the visitors all tho way through.
"Gompound" Chander,. of Hinton, w Va,
who pitched for Harrison burg, struck out
fourteen out OF a possible thirty-four
Chandler; New Market. stoneburner and
Rllrkctt. ~, tGf 5s,a
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Tennis Championship.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
NORFOLK, VA, June S.--FolloWng arc
the scores in to-day's state tennis cham
whitehead and Reed beat Taylor BROTH
ers--l0.S. SO, S-6, OIL; Bagby beat murray.
6-2, GA.
'rhe finals Will be played Tomorrow
afternoon between Messrs. Whitehead and
Reed and Messrs Lyons and Golston. and
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thirteenth, and that ought to be the
hoodoo to kill him.
Laval will work for the Lawmakers,
and he is In good condition, and will work
to beat the mighty Moser. The game
begins at 1870 o'clock. and there will be
something more than seven thousand
people to witness 1t.
The official score Of yesterdays game
,js as follows:
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Lynchburg.

Home-runs-Long Stolen bases Rose.
gShafer Holt Double plays ha1er to
Reeve to shaffcr, Darrlngcr to Bowen to
Holt. Base on balls--off Long, 0: off
Reiss, 2. Struck out-by Long. Z; by
Reiss, g. Time Of game, two hours and
forty minutes. Umpire. Hoffner. At
tendance, 2.1CO.
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Charter for Danville Team.
fsnecinl to The Times-Disnatch. !

Especial to The Tlmes-D1spatch)
DANVILLE, VA, June S.-The Dam
Vile Athletic Association. which owns
tile Baseball team, will make application
next week before the Corporation Conn
mission for a charter. the capital stock
not 10 he less than $1,000 or more than
$40 900,
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to be sent to the post. he developed q
skin disease that was SO serious that he
was declared out Of all his early engage
ments.
ST he can't race,4he will be sent to the
stud" said Mr., Keene recently. But
lately It has developed that the disease
lis one that he Is sure to hand to his
progeny, and for that reason, to save the
thoroughbreds OF America, he is going
to be destroyed.
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Results of Yesterdays Games.
Standing OF the Clubs.
New York, s; Chicago, 2.

H. CHICAGO, June S.--New York punched
hits to-day and easily defeated Chicago.
Score: y r. II. u,
chicago M ,,..?oooooooo-.
New York 3. ............3 O2 900 01-6 10 l
Batteries: White. Walsh Fiene. Sui
Ivan and Hart, Cheshire and Kenow.
Time. lao Umpire. Sheridan.
Washington, 8; Cleveland, 4.
@ CLEVELAND, June s.--Hess was in
effectivee. while Hughes was Just the re-
verse, In spite OF poor support. AS a
result Washington won easily. III
5 Score: r. II. p.
washington ~. ..oo0E011231-s 10
Batteries: Hess and Clark; Hughes
and Heydon. Time, :55. Umpire,
}O'Loughlin. d
Detroit, a; Boston, 2.
DETROIT, June s,-DetroIt punched
four hits with two costly errors in the
sixth and scored enough runs to win.
Score: r. II. T..
Boston ~. ,....,....,.1o Osoo1 0-s S 2
Detroit $50. ..........o o o Q 400 10 2
Batteries: MullIn and Schmidt; Dineen
and Peterson. Time, 1850. Unrpires. Con-
nors and Hurst.
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"a A collection inaugurated by the pupils
OF the Emperor William School In Han
over with a View to demonstrating the
Interest Of the younger generations In
aGermany's navy has realized 1890,
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Warrenton, s.; Culpeper, S,

Especial to The Tin,es-D !sputch.)
WAFRENtpCN, VA.,,s June S.--The local
team defeated Culpeper In hard-tought
game to-day by a score OF q to 8.
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may STAKE WON
BY T00TS NOOK
Water Tank, Sixty to One Shot,
Second, and Arklirta Third in
Gravcsend Feature.
JOCKEY RADTKE SUSPENDED
Sent Off Track for Remainder Of
Meeting and Fined
5000.
JOCKEY RADTKE SUSPENDED

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, June s.--Toots Nook the
ii to favorite, easily won the May
stakes, selling at Gravesend. to-day
from the GO to shot, Water Tank, with
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Dwelling House No..5l2 Sou1
Third Street, .5 ss II
BY Pollard & Bagby. BAL
AucT'oN SALE
OF a
Nice Grove Avenue Lot
nv Pollard & Bagby,

81 by t2e feet,
NEXT TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
70 OF GROVE. AVENUE N Q 65s EEM
STREET., AND TWO 5 LOTS OF
3TWENTY (eol FEET EACH ON ELM
& STREET., BEWEEN GROVE AND
FLOYD AVENUES. fsii
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Where They Play To-day.
Standing of the Clubs.

The Champions beat Richmond yes
terday afternoon In the eleventh INNING nm n.
OF one of the fastest and most e" ';i'
ing games Witnessed here TINS season.
80. 1900 I mr.. and Reias We're tho pltch-
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We will sell at auction,
AEnNEcnA~ 12TL

~ ---- WEO1VESOVrI WINE u -T7.
ut $3.50 o'clock. p. NJ, the above mem
toned desirable property. Good lots In
this section are rapidly improving In
value. 3saSss.. +
Come and buy while they are cheap.
POLLARD & BAGBY.9S
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Batteries: Roanoke-Smith and Lanham;
Danvile. Richard and Benny.
Summary-One-base hits. Brown, Wat
son, Kelly (2), Mcmahon. Wcust (2),
Doyle, Reggy, Fetzer, Zurlage. Mcken-
gle. Shaver, Richard, Benny two-base
hits, Kelly, Benny; three-bas hits, Fet-
ger; hit by pitcher, Richard. 8; base on
balls, Smith 2, Richard 3; struck out, by
Smith 5. Time. two hours. Umpire, Mr..
Ike. Attendance, $50.
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South Atlantic League.
At Observation-Disclosures Il; Ma
con, 0.
At Coiumbia-Co'lum1bia. 81; !; Asususta, T..
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1:O94-5.
Second race-nvc furlongs--o kenite al
to and event first, Kllicrankie Is 10
and to y second. Glare Russell e to 1
and even) third. Time. 1:02.
Third race-mllc and a slxteenth-Ac-
countant Is to s and 8 to 81 first. Logis-
tilla q to and s to 81 second, Tradition
Is to and even) third. Time. 1:46 rs.
Fourth race--the May stakes, selling.
about six furlongs-Toots. Nook q to s
20 to y second Arklirta q to ! and to
81 third Time. 1:1O.
Fifth race-seling, five and a half fur
lcngs-Mexican Silver e to and even)
first. Judge Post 40 to and to y sec
ond. Kilet as to and 10 to y third.
Time, los 2-5
Sixth race-onc mile and seventy
yards-Nloonshine GO to 4 and to y
first, King Henry e to and 4 to 81 sec
sond. Royal sceptre q to and to o
Seventh race-sellinE, about six fur
#1ongs-vareties e to 2 and to 5, si'rst,
Hit Teddy (3 to ard to . second ~ !. N e.,
third. Time, 1:103-5.
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N snmma ,ty;' Earned -runs-Norfolk, q;
Portsmouth, /. Tworbase bits,-Dl,lIng!n q,
seitz C. Hopkins q. Evans A, Glar :: 2, III.
Bases sbasMotey 81 n 7sW stfuS en
bases. Norfolk. s; Portsmouth, Wi!d
pitches-Ot ey,'l, l3attev hit BenboW, Hts
81 Otey In seven inings. 81 hlts on stan
Attendance, $50,
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In a Poison Factory.

'slip on this glass mask said the
foreman. you will need It,"
The visitor donned the uncanny mask
OF glass. and tho foreman led the way
to the cyanide OF potassium department.!
"Wa make 1000 tons OF cyanide a
is a fatal one. Thus our annual product
Is enough to kill 900 people.
He opened door and room filled
with writhlng flames, dense shadows,
sparks, smoke and welred figures In glass
masks was revealed. In the center OF
the room, In great cauldron, 100 pounds
of molten cyanide OF potassium bubhled
and seethed. The flames glinted strange
~ on the glass masks.
The foreman coughed,
'"rhese fumes" he said, 'are whole
some. The men, you see, arc all ro-
bust, ! have known weakly chaps. work
ing here among these strange fumes.
TO pick up health and strength"
Tn another clean, cool room the fln-
ished cyanide was stored. 1t looked like
crys tallzed white sugar. good enough TO
eat. it8
s'Good enough to eat" said the fore
man, grayely. We'll. we have had men
eat It. Four men committed suicide In
that way. The fumes seem to create in
our men desire to taste tho drug,
They fight this desire, most OF Thorn,
but they feel It, the same
as workers IN coffee plants want to chew
the coffee beans and some feel 1t so
strongly as to s,lccumb, New Orleans
Times Democrat,
Flint said polllyer,, yawning and
stretching over toward tho California
Senator, you are going TO sneak to-mor-
,rowI aren't '4g"Why, no; what
makes you think so?' sWell. Stone is
going 10 speak and thought you mlgnr
hirS him up q bit and make the sparks
flY.n t47sF,l sg
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a r X ! ir I n third.
Jockey Radtke was
suspended for the
remainder Of the
meeting and fined
500 for incorrigib bic
behavior at the post
and rough riding.
Summaries:
First racc-selling.
about six furlongs--
Diamond (6 to I
and s to o. first,
] to o second, Emer-
4 to y third. Time,
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NtThe programme for the. night concert
will be announced at night.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-01-09

bIea ediCa en-
once.
Alta nota De GuItuIa lOE 81 ClelpO
nediG0 de agueIIa eiuda
ReIn0 nlaello ehiaSla en- a aeio, aue asIS.
sleTa nunleTOsa COHeaTFencla.

Eldomingo ultimo tuvo lugaE en Pom.
CO Ia anunciada asamblea por ls Asociaci6n
M6dica de Puerto Rico
Realiz6se 81 acto, que result6 mHy sobe-
rano, en- los amplios salones del lAyunta
miento de aquella ciudad, cadidos galante-
mente por el senior Alcalde, asistiendo una
numerosa concurreIcia del elemento medic
co de Ponce y otras poblaciones, asi como
del culto pueblo de dicha ciudad, STEM
pre- dvido de conocer cuanto vale y sig-
mica en- nuestro pals en- 81 orden del
progreso v de su cultura general
Esta Ultima nota llevaronla Ii Asana-
blea los medieos de Ponce, pTeaeatando in
teresantes trabajos cientf6cos de problemas
m6dic9s que Be debaten en- la actualidad
Resono como sien pre- en- estas Asambleas
de Is Association Medica, el eco de los tra-
baios cientffeos proseguidos por la Comi-
sion de ia Anemia, dando cuenta ell doctor
Gutierrez con las medidas de earactar pro-
fldctico y curative que es necesario implan-
tar, y de los TecuTsos que deben solicitarse
del pueblo de Puerto Rico para extermi-
mar rapidamente "a anemia que sufren Ia
mayoFia de nuestros campesinos.
Tomaronse importantes acuerdos de Or
den administrative de la Association Me
dica, ncmbrandcsa nuevos eIementos en- SD
Directiva, resolviendose que la pr6xima
Asamblea Sc celebrarfa en- Arecibo ter
min6se 81 acto en- medic del mayor entu-
siasmo y regocijo de todos los eoncurrentes.
La Asociaei6n Mediea de Puerto Rico
puedelsentirse satisfecha y orgullosa de Ia
esplendida reunion de Ponce.
Revelaronse ALI los valiosos elementos
de que dispone, los profundos conOcimien-
tos m6dicos que poseen muchoss de sus
miembros y 81 entusiasmo y carifio con que
practiean su noble profession.
Entire los concurrentes al mencionado
acto, vimos 4 todos los m6dicos de Ponce,
q los doctores ISthal, Carbonell Aviles
de San Juan, Gonzalez Martinez de Ma
yagiiez, doctores Ashford, Gutierrez y Ceg-
teTo y d etros mds de distintas poblacinnas
de la isla.
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NOTICIAS.

--Durante el mes de Diciembre han ST.
do curados en- Ia Sala de Socorros de PueT-
ia de Terra por diferentes causas, ], ,154
individhos.
Han sido curados en- la Sala de Soco-
rro, Juana Melendez, Nicolas Marquee,
Remigio Ramos, Luis Felipe, Julian Mar
tinez, y Rafael Cabrera, todos de contu-
sion heridas leves.
Ell senior Nixon, empleado de Correos
de Ponce Sc encuentra en- esta Ciudad.
-Manana q la y 80 p. m. Sc recojera
la correspondence que ha de conducir a
los Estados Unidos el yapor "Philadel
phia'
Dos dias de licencia han sido conce-
didos al sefior Juan Dechoudens, empleado
de Correos.
-El Ayuntamiento de Guayama ha re-
mitido el primer semestre para el sosteni-
miento de Ia Liga de municipioa, ascenden-
te q $58.29. La anterior cantidad ha sido
anticipada por el sefior Presidente de aquel
Ayuntamiento don Modesto Bird para rel
tegrarse de ella oportunamente
Son muy contados va los municipios
que no han pagado el primer semestre del
reparto hecho por el afo 19O5-19O6.
La Secretaria de la olga, Sc encuen-
ira va instalada en- Ell amplio departamen-
to contfguo al Salon de Sesiones del muni-
cipio.
Ell departamento que ocupa hoy Ia
ofcina de la Liga de Municipios, estaba
ocupado por el Abogado de la Ciudad
quien traslad6 aver su ofcina al que an
tes servia al Alcalde de la Ciudad.
Hoy SO ha remitido poT Ia Presiden-
cia de Ia Liga de Municipios al senior Pre-
sidente de Ia Cdmara de Delegates el me
mortal votado por las Corporacionea muni-
cipales ell dia 25 de Julio iltimo, relative
solicitar de la Asamblea Legislative una
amplia autonomia municipal.
Sc informa que un conocido abogado
presentara un proyecto de ley derogando
la ley que autoriza graduarse de abogado
en- Puerto Rico.
Ell jueves pr6ximo los esposos Win
throp celebraran una reception especial pa
ra sus amigos, con objeto de aprovechar Ia
oportunidad y felicitar 4 sus amigos, toda
vez que por ausencia no pudieron hacerlo
antes.
-Camara de Delegados. EmpleadoG
temporero5. Basilio Velez, SUsano Boca.
negra, Francisco Goenaga, Enrique Ca
mufias, jose Penedo Benftez Jose Dolores
Fuentes, Manuel Mufioz Sauri, Ramon
Rios, Jesds Almiroti, Enrique Lefebre
Bernardo Zeno, Fanny Arrastia, Ana
Vald6s Monagas, Manuel Torrellas, Pedro
Ortiz, Pedro Arnau.
Sc encuentra va restablecido nuestrc
estimable compatriota don Salvador Brau
Debido las iniciativas del r. p
Guernica, fraile capuehino de esta ciudad
la empresa editorial LA Verdad'' ha ad
quirido un magnffco taller tipografco.
Ell jueves pr6ximo celebrara session &
Ayuntamiento de Ia Ciudad.
-DuTante la auaencia del senior Gal
vez Otero no Sc publicard "El Racionalis
ia Cristiano.
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FL embajador italiano en- Paris y Ell mi
nistro espafiol han conference.-the esta ma
mana con el encargado de los negocios ex-