davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

lambs at 81 So Dressed mutton steady s1so pss
rb dressed lambs ct 10 Q 1Sc
saIes-S. Sanders: 1o6 state lambs. rs n aversgS
at s. so per 100 n s. Do - r. at 81 So 635 Do 20
q 81: Pennsylvania do, IS 70. 81 1SS DO. n
10 81: II GUIls. So 10 So II do. 90 70 at 81 50;
sheep 100 10 At S.; II 90 81 10 at 81 IS IS do. So
10 50 25i IS Pennsylvania do. 50 ID, at S4 u.s. IS
do. n so; Is sheep and lambs. SO 10 81 50
S Judd & Co: $50 state lambs. 81 n az 81 50; 81
S. 75: Buffalo do s3 10 IS 25; 2S2 DO. SO NJ
SO %; Al culls. So 70 IS: 35 sheep.
100 10 at S.; do. 125 70. at 81 25 do 81 n, at ss
70, at 81; $50 do. - n at 81; e20 Buffalo 90. 60 =.
az 81 21s do II n: at 81 22s do. So n. ar ts .0i
e47 do 81 10 At $s 20 23o do SO n at IS rs: 2s7 DO.
Newton 81 CO. 153 ohio lambs. IS n. at 81 s9i s5I
West virsnia do, s. n. Ss 40: IS virsinia suIlt
81; do 81 n So 25: Virginia 40. 1O1 70.
at 50 75 1S Ohio wethers 90 70. at IS S2l1.
Tobin & shannon; 81 state lambs. 81 ~ as 81 BI
at s6; 1s9 Ohio sheep. 120 n al 50 Gate satnrday,t
George and L DTlenback: 40 Northern Canada
lambs so 70 at 81 SO; rs state do IS 70. at 81; 10
w r. Hume: 1s5 state lambs. 80 70. at 81 aoi
Pennsylvania do Sc n. at 81 121s Is eulIs. ~ ID al
]. G. curtis 3 Son: 20 state lambs, 81 70 at 81 a5I
214 Vermont 50 70 81 l212 1871 DO 50 70. az sfl
10 culls 10 s5i q sheep, 122 70. at sSl
do. a 81; 81 Vermont DO. los n at 50 as u
JeNiTe Wright & Co: Is state lambs. rs 70. -
s. 2 7s DO. IS ~ at S. TO- 10 state sheep IOT 70 as
Andrew Mullen: 4 stats shesp. isS 70. at IS So
FOGs-Receipts for days 70 cars. o
iIS6l head including nearly 1000 head for the
ket Prices arm and sellers quoted soot
Ss 7O6 SIS per leo 10 country dressed hogs steady
SIs Q Zoe per r..
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

cor,rrr New York November IL 1905
cSaDf oSs fss m was steady ana opening un
Inproved on some positions closed steady net IN
Ss o b 70 points higher Sales reported about
-. uiss- ne opening trife disapnointinR on
French houss .sy;n nfIeqed @ d. cable from prominent
teror nSo os Fo 1en '0nred and that in
showed I @ 0Ss5cv The f6 d Epr9 Sr
Hamburg wsr wa was UNCHANGED 70 4 franc lower and
Wth Rio fe5y M ss STEADY o showing Santos being unchanged
higher Tight money markets on consuming eonntr1 9s
bn 3 nav " had something to do with the failure
Which has been considered by many traders 10 be one %
receipts probably another factor for it is now i5 @
interior not likely to take aaVa3a gGo foWn from the
me R 3esore the surtaK will be placed exports by
very marked falling the movement after the midas
eran 4 m Port receipts for the day 81 900 bags
the day 1912 bags. against 90 se last year The mar 5
basis Of 7c for Rio No The total Warehouse e d dee
bags 1891 last week and g. la wsre
% ns Ies amount New York reported 10 229 bags The
as follows Rio elearances bags incudng SO coo
etc Rio shipments $4,000 bags Of Which i?o Ge WeTs
fsss BAGS a46 aodS aGe @ f2 @FqFo to ts. ntos
SgCoo s f95 Europe The weekly Bahia movement as
to the United states 200 to Gegmsny o a5
s. sanos r9s rest a & it ErGPe 1900 e receipts At RIO and
last week S60ooo last and $1,000 bags year before
Co1ToN-The cotton market was fairly active to-
day and ruled generally steady 10 firm with ths close
yhe DAY were estimated at $4,000 bales. The opening
AT nrst there irregularity. the market
Pas Or %' to aS fs 9 IN
the South would Issue eearish crop estimate Ths
estimate when published. while Indicating Weld OF
about IL 10000 bales. proved snaer than some had
looked for and the market improved covering
some buying OF the winter months bv spot people
After selling january and 81 for March
the market eased of 10 point. realizing
advanced again TO BIT for Januery and $50 March
continued demand from people and buying
Orleans people Toward the close there was little
realizing and a recession OF points
but the New Orleans market after th close
OF the local exchange Port stocks lost heavily a
suit OF the days movement although receipts
heavy at tho ports owing TO the big exports Interior
TO little smaller and
wires South report stsadier interior holders
Private cables from Liverpool reported absence
speculative demand, but there good trade
English spot 1 point higher sales oc
10000 bales and English futures closed at
of 666h points.
The OF contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Schedules in bankruptcy. filed yesterday n the
I-nited states District Court by the Evening Bulle
tin Company, show debts OF s3.34l. with no assets
The sum of 81 05S IS due 20 employees, and claims
OF small sums due TO other creditors amount to
s. ,ls8 -, 49,. 4,
- 4s5 and assets OF s. S54 The creditors all hold
claims for small amounts the assets being: Stock
ass xtures SOB; horses and wagons $50; personal
effects $50. and accounts, AoS o
ScLeduIes Of Philip CHAT show debts OF IS. us
and assets OF SO. The principal creditor is Philip
CoTln & son No 557 Canal street. S7l7.
Schedules of Raphael d Bronson show debts OF
a. "a ana assets OF Sl029. The principal creditor
Is tie American Woollen Company, SlSoi; the Il ~
Clafiio Conpany 81 359, and l.. MuTzin, No i2
49, srect 81 go The assets consist OF stock in
trade $40: machinery. $500; accounts due, A.0Ui
deposited in bank, Sa
Bonjamin Baker was appointed Teee.yer Of 4, The he
blleUSsa % Samuel T Young with Il bond or S,5Oo
Justice Bowling. of the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Michael j. Egan receiver lor the part
nership property OF Jank a. Hauk. manufacturers
Of ciotlinq al 10. 432 East list street pending a
suit brought by BurghaTd Hauk against Joseph K
Eean. his partner. Tor dissolution OF a partner
ship formed February le
Edward 4 Maher, jr, has been appointed re
ceivor fo- the Dallas Realty and Construction COM
pany New York corporation, In suit brought
by Lewis Steinhardt. judgment Creditor for sS0s
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

h r'sP %sE isSss hi h s..r s5f @
I5Iseular quality and value mushrooms active and ar@
seas nearly all poor Peppers dragsins Radshes slow
Gnaoes STEADY Other vegetables range about quoted
Long island In bulk per bb 81 75 SS 90 state is Su %
per Gi SB Or @ BAG as psf 81 e g. a.
TOES Jersey. bbl siasI IS Do per basket 5o75oi
pgr quart 4sl2c; BEETs Per Dbl sQs1 5o CARRQTs
1BBAGR p G 1e S $ ss So s 40 do h DANISH SEED
Res ton sl2gs15: do domestic ssaslo: CUCuMBERs.
s}gs3 sGgss dozen So$ 81 DO 96s Island per ee
$ldsi 80; CELERY state and Michigan per dozen
ST. tS1f2 90 Se@ s'aS oSan aSa psr S5 ssas5
6y per SS Sissa Do per o4a Ss s'qS Per bo ss
oRsETAP1sR b3 s.5 Al s55S 5ogss
LETaUcE Tslorida per basket sass 40 Norfolk slas2
Per b6 5 o do Ns RT '55ag 9ess S 5s4 % bS 81
SoNs 2s Whit. 's pickle % Ss So DO sa per
8 S4 So d red 81 % SsS "a EassP 6 Whis = & gs m CO.
orange county WHITE per 6aS & 5s2 - do Do yellow
@ 6rs az 40 9d TsS 90 egSl 81 S0 o state and wesieT Shs
red, sIqS1 so: do New Orleans sSalcts per bs1 s.;
per basket. s2gs4; Virginia s1qs$; PEPPERs Florida
Baske si PPR1Ss M * G S6l 90? 5s go @
Per bbl 5ooas1 PARSLEY. per 100 bunches, 75cas1
100 bunc6e: sI6s2: RoM11SE nesrSy per 5bi si@
New 09 6a SG gsen pPf per basket as. e o 90 Fo
and gs5 per basket g 5Od$3 so: do sayannah
ass 80: wax s28s3: Virginia, green. 5Ocqs2 5O;
qAsH dS F6r Hs pr
per bbl 75caS1: TOMATOES. nearby. per box ripe
50cTS1 green 25G5Oc do Florida. carrier SIG
50; do California per box 81 50dS2 -; hohouse
PEI 10 5420c TURNIPS Jersey and Long Island ruta-
baga, bbI, 75c1S1 do Canada. rutabaga S0cESt,
wATERCRESS, per 100 punches. S1GSl To-
AND STRAW-HAY-Receipts unusually light,
tho indefinite situation transportation which at
SGa Sa' qaoaons 0P I'll Issta hay There
prices Prime and No not released freey nom
stations with the tempting figures quoted We
quote Prime large bales 100 10 81 O59si 1o az
hold full. STRAW has not gained
particularly demand with the recent marking of IN
We quote lorS -ys at 6O165c. Receipts OF hay
reported the Produce Exchange az
to-day: Hudson River Railroad so; Erie Railroad
3O0 Pennsylvania Railroad Delaware Lackawanna &
Western Railroad 10; Lehgh Valley Rairosd 4o Bait
& Ohio Railroad 10; river boats 100; canal boats
%: total Receipts of straw. So tons.
Toledo Nov 12-CIOVERSEED-Ca and November.
So so: December. SO SO; March. IS to. TIMOTHY 81 30
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

~ ~ s' s.ss.. TSge psDsr 3 !; .
.s,,,, w Mere Mar Z 7, ;
,Fs ~ e. 30
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
OTHER mARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 12-CATTLE-Receipts about 10000
head market for best steady others loo lowers
common 70 prime steers. S49SI 80; 81 65GS4 TS
heifers So 60S5 bulls So $O$4 calves SSsS: stocs
ers and feeders. 81 40gS4 so HOiS-Receipts sbout
5000 head market l0c lower: choice prime heavy
S58S6 45 medium good heavy 50 0S6 so; butcher
weights. So S5S6 i5 good 70 choice mixed So l0S6 i
packing. S5 S56S6 10: pigs S. 5CQ$6 Is. SHEEP-Eo-
Ceipt5 about 00o head market slow. sheep So 80 sos
ysariinss. SIS 5O8S6 40. lambs. s. bOQSI so.
Cincinnati. Nov. I2-HOGs. 5G1Oc lower; butchers and
shippers, S6 3Tis4 4O So 259<6 10 CATTLE
active; fair good shippers 81 5OQS5 20; $50
So Is HEGJP steady at s. 5QS4 60 LAMBS strong at
81 25G$5 so
East Buffalo Nov. 2-CATTLE-Recepts, $500 head,
active 1OGl5o higher, prime steers s. 6O9S6 10;
shipping 1898 30: butchers, 81 25SS 95 hetrers
So 254S4 %. S30S4 40 bulls $685. - stocSers and
feeders 81 I5S4 .: stock heifer 81 9SS tresa cows
and sprlngers s. lower at SfSGs5& VEALS-RecsptA
1900 head: and &C higher 81 S29SS 50. HOGS
Receipts head; farly active and 1O@i6c lower:
piss, s. S0Q 50 ~ mostly s. - roushs So Y
QAS5 50: staFs 25GS5 dairies SO 255s6 So SHEEP
lambs slow lambs SJS1 % yearllns- ssS6 %; wess
era IS 5ORS5 Is: ewes IS 25GS5 sheep mixed ss3
S5 60; Canada lambs. St8S1 %
Kansas c7tv Nov l. -C.ATTL.E-Receipta l. 500 head.
inciuiing 500 s1u,herns: steady shade higher,
Tor So 90 caoce export and dressed beef steers 500
So so. fat- s good SfG$5 40; Western So SOD
sockers feeders 50 5oS4 so; Southern stsers
$3.50 2s Southern Se IS 25; native S2RSA;
native hesers Sc IS. bus s. loGS3 IS; calves $50 %
Trica S6 IT bulk 81 1oVS6 IS heavy sc f2s
S8 i7tl: palC as So tDGS6 49, pigs Mghtz IS u
RS8 Il SHFFP- Receipts 500 head. ret weak. a.nsx
SGGST 90 ewes and yegrls 50dS5 co. Western year~
linss. S. 25QS5 Western sheep Si45 40. ana
feeders, So 55eso-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Financial Meetings.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPAN

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. I95 Broadway.
York. October sth. 1903
meeting OF the shareholders Of this Man-
haitian Railway Company viii be held a. the Company .
ofcs. No. I95 Broadway Manhattan Borough. New
City. wednesday November I4th. at u clock
Board OF Directors for the ensuing year IS % eS
elected and three Inspectors Of Election.
The transfer books will be closed Saturday, Octos
Der 18th st o'clock noon. and Will be reopsnsd on
Thursday, November 18th at 10 o'clock A. NJ
GEORGE J. GOULD. President
ID. ". MWILLIAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13

marlet for spot cottOn was quiet with prices
for mIddling Gulf; sales 500 bales Southern spot mar
Changed csc; sales. 800 bales Norfolk seady ana
and anehaneed at st steady and Unchanged
al 31 o and higher at 7i6e sales 7ss bales
Augta steady and uTch2nged m ] at le saes tsI 9ass
steady and nc higher at 9'.c: sales e65o bales VIII
8gfn Sa sses $50 Ses receipts at
points for e6 s9a{ . A. H9n5?n @ @ a .d to II saj5
ga 80 600 against SO 95 last w week & and IS s6I % sst
last week and % 2os year cotton Esohnge special
5PS Cc bales sss sRS and nor @
receipts io9 o all ana S Son
closed firm, net 6a6.s points Noyernber 293d 20 No
aT 5p45td Atrii-May s0;4d: MayJune 5aad: June
july SD August 537d, Manchester-Yarns ir-
'efIlS FLor-R ASD MpALFlour quiet today With
buyers holding OF in anticipatiqn Of lower prices 2Go
s. i5s4 e5 Winter strashts 55@sa So winter patsRts
- qS5 %, f1S no ogod SO aGcs2 * sPot ana to
arrive RYE flour INN g.ots: Far t2 g2od 50 egg
@ SSete s% enfifG Kin % d 81 q as to brand BA MEAL
sea SS = Fne Tf T9a f Arm cy $ @ M
quoted Western spring So 30 STANDARD mddng S22 95
city 8l bran $50 6ak SCI S@s22 . iddiln So
sacks: oimeai $40 75GS3i.
GRAIN wHEAT.-December liquidation looned up
!oday being FssD0ns6s res for ,F- decline sor OF , &c
steadness an advance Of I'd at Liverpool North
last year. and room covering. This was followed hy
a period OF hesitation. during which considerable at
tention paid 70 the tight money situation Even
December wheat came on the market
han could be absorbed. and prices tunbed away rap
dlv closing at about the lowest figures OF the dav
worlds shipments .nOs bush reported by
BroomhaII while 900 900 than the previous
week 100000 hush larger than the estimates
The visible Increase only $4,000 bush. against
an Increase OF 182sooO hush year but failed
have much effect on the market The Northwest
also referred 70 by the bulls as strong
in the situation yet the pressure OF december
vile sufficient 20 overcome any effect this nlsy
have had and kept the market weak practically al
he affe =
total seaboard cIearances wheat and -four FOR the
day aggregated $4,000 bush. Primary receipts were
Ia7 0OD bush against 1.54s 900 bush last year The
aeatber map showed low temperatures With Hight
sroyTs and cloudy conditions much all through
,he winter wheot belt. Cssh wheat in New York
: . b anost: No | Northern Duluth. s9&e and No
hs~d vvinte.. 75c ahoat. CORN N'hlie the New
York market was generally weak and lo%er az & day
steadiness at times notably in the "a afternoon, and
ciose6 about Ac above low point The government
nort was the principal argument and induced
-, ~ the selling II pointed oHt that pro
a,on this represents about 20 per ceh increase
Sor the last wears The Kentucky state report
- also bearfsh both and corn . rter de-
riinng about iso under the cioso OF Saturday, the
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
DENIES MINING CONNECTIONS.

The Postal Telegraph and Commercial Gable Com
pany denies that 1t is interested in the Portland
Conner Mining Company. of which A1r Baker, the
general manager OF the Postal Telegraph Company
ix x1ce-president To avoid any misrepresentation.
Mr. Baker has resigned all offices which he held IN
the Portland Copper Mining Company
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
Omen. High. Low. Last

-.,r,,s Rsinhsrdt. No 10 Wal street
- hy J. In9NSs IA ~ Exchange Place Bos'on-9
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
A,.,,N0eN CENTRAL Runos DENIED

q sssterea,. . was one Of the few strong stocks
IN ths, tr4 aarke' and report was in circula
lslaas Z stem ~ t1o been acquired By the Rock
'' foupdstoooo ootA here ana in Chicago, 70 be
New-York tribune., 1906-11-13
-.e,oN CURB MARKET

,ssil. at cents Der snare.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28

GALE DE LA CRUZ
x Esquiha 4 Tetuan}-
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
La Cleo en- Madrid

La Cleo de Merode, la c6lebre bai-
larina de la Gran Opera de Paris,
acaba de presentarse ante el pdblico
madrileno en- ell teatro de Ia Zarzuela.
Con este motive la prensa de la
Corte ha referido mil y tres an6cdotas
de Ia artista
Una de elias, entire las mas interan-
tes, es la que mas ha contribuido d po.
pularizar el nombre de Ia Cleo.
Sc trata del Rey de los belgas
Este monarca, que esta interesado
en- una de las grandes empresas in
dustriales de Africa, fue d Paris para
contratar un emprestito. La menor in
diScresi6n podfa comprometer ell exito
del negocio, y d I'm amigo del Rey-
abouleva ardier" y parisiense que como
ce sus paisanos Sc lie ocurrio desviar
la atenci6n del p1blico, para que este
no Sc 6jase en- las conferencias que Ell
soberano celebraba frecuentemente
con los dos banqueros.
Ell dfa que lleg6 Ell rey Leopoldo q
la capital francesa Sc celebraba en- los
salones de lie Ftgar0 uno de los tes
que suelen ser tan divertidos y origi-
males, y a los que concurre ell f0Ht
Parts mundane.
Ell amigo del Rey cont6 en- la ma
yor reserva, que es la manera de que
las noticias circulen con extraordina-
ria rapidez, que Leopoldo iba a Paris
dominado por una passion invencible,
pues estaba enamorado de la Cleo de
Merode.
Al dfa siguiente aparec1an en- los
peri6dicos, cronicas sueltos picantes,
que fuef on Ell tema de las conversacio-
nes en- todos los c(rculos parisienses.
Mientras tante, Ell soberano belga
negocis ba tranquilamente con los BAN
queros, y cuando qued6 hecho ell EN-.
lprestito, Sc march6 de Paris, sgrade-
ciendo su amigo el bOaleOardler la
felz idea que Sc le habfa ocurrido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28

Proyecto de Ley para enmendar
las leyes escolares compiladas pa
ra otros fines:
Seccion 8 Las 1icencias 6 cert1-
ficados hasta ell presente expedidos
por ell Departamento de Edncac ion,
Sc canjearan por certifcados por tres
aflos Y vitalicios, estampando en-
ellos el sello del Departamento las
frmas del Comisionado y Secretar 10
del ramo.!
Seccion % Los maestros que no
Ihayan ejercido, y posean tftulo que
clio les de derecho, los que no esten
ejerciendo cuando comience esta ley
q estar en- vlgor y aquellos cuyos ser
vlclos no alcancen 4 tres amos, ten
dram derecho y recibiran un certihca-
do por tres amos, y podran continuar
en- ell desempeflo de la escuela duran
te TN periodic de tempo igual al de
duraci6n &c su certiicado.
Secci6n 81 Los ma estros que ha-
yam ejercldo la profession nscfIando
en- eScuelas graduadas 8 rurales por
espacio de tres afios consecutivos,
reciblran nm certifcaoa vitalicio de
la misma categorfa 8 clase que ell que
anteriormente lie hubiera sido con-
cedldo por ell Departamento; Y las
Juntas escolares, los tendran en- lista
preterente ysu contrato sc considc-
rara prorrogado por un periodo de
tempo no menor de tres afios, nj
mayor de cinco amos.
Secci6n i . Todo maestro que tc-
niendo tres amos de selvicios conse-
cutivos, hubiera dejado de eiercer su
profession, tendra los mismos dere-
chos que Sc conceden en- la Seci6n
; : en- cuanto 10 que su certihca-
do Sc refere pero las Juntas escola-
res podran contratarlo por el tempo
que creyere Conveniente.
Secci0n s. A ning1n maestro Sc
lie podra cancelar su certifcado por
ninguna causa, sin que antes Sc le
torme expediente dc los cargos que
lie imputen y Sc lie dc vista para su
defensa, concediGndole para clio I'm
plazo de ) dias.
Sccci6n o. Para los efectos de
esta Ley Sc computara Ia antigtiedad
de los maestros partir del alo IGo2.
Secci6n Z" Toda Ley, parte de
Ley Il orden que Z Ia presente sc
oponga, queda por la presente dero-
gada.
Secci6n 8 . Esta Ley comenzara
aregir desde su aprobaci6n.
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Buena nOtiCia

En- ell antigua y muy acreditado es-
tablecimiento Bazar de ropa hecha y
Sastreria de +. Monies, Sc acaba de-
recibir TN immense surtido de casi-
mires ingleses y franceses, los que
ofrece 4 su numerosa clientela y al
p1blico en- general.
En- ropa hecha tambien hay TN ex-
tense surtido de elegantes trajes, los
que Sc detallan desde 81 a SI4. Cuen-
ia tambieu Ell Ba2ar con un surtido de
abrigos para caballeros y nifios, propios
para viajes, gorras, camisas, cuellos.
puf1os, tirantes, cinturones, ligas, cal
zoncilllos, corbatas, medias, y muchos
mas articuloS del ramo.
LlSTR HnCE EE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
Sc necesitan

Fogoneros Y Paleros para los bar
cos de traves(a, entire Puerto Rico Y
New York. Informaran al "a, San
Justo, San Juan, p. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
gcmsreiantss, Banausros 6 gomision
AGENTESd dc los Oapores trasaadnhcos de
PINILLOS, IZQUIERDO Y CO.. DE 0ADIzs

A. FOLCH & o., DE BARCELONA,
Y de THE TWEEDIE TRADING Co., vapores noruegos
Argentina Uruguay Puerto Rico Cuba Esados Undo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
|Un buen proyecto
Bill presentado 4 la Camara de
Delegados por la Association
de maestros de P. r.

Proyecto de Ley para enmendar
las leyes escolares compiladas Y pa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-02-28
NORUEGO "HEATHDENE"

Sc halla la carga para salir, dc
Montevideo y Buenos Aires en- Ia
primera quincena de- entrante Mario
con este destino Cuba y Estados
Unidos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02
CANDIDATE FOR DEGREE.
Rev. John A. Ryan Undergoes Ex-
animation in Theology.

Rev. John A. Ryan, professor of moral
theology at the st. Paul Seminary st. Paul,
Mimi. and for several years a student at
the Catholic University of America in this
city, was publicly examined Thursday at the
University for the degree of doctor of the
ology. The examination was held at Nc
Mahon Hall, and was attended by large
number of clerics, students and laymen.
Among the distinguished theologAns who
served as examiners were DIR. Edward T.
Shanahan. dean of the faculty of theol-
ogy at the university; Mgr. O'Connell, the
rector; DR.. Lucas of Pennsylvania, DR..
McCabe of Philadelphia, DIR. Kennedy, o.
p. president Of the local Dominican House
of Studies; DIR. Burtsell OF Rondout, N. T.;
DR.. Savage of the Marists, DIR. Fox of the
Paulists, DIR. Shahan DR.. Kerby, DR..
Aiken. DR.. Grammar, Dr. Creagh. DR. Mel
ody, the last named of the university fac
ufty.
According to the requirements of the doc
wrote book. which Is entitled "A Living
Wage; Study of the Ethics of Wages"
Some of the reviewers have pointed out
that the volume may be called the first at
tempt to PROFOUND Christian theory OF
wages based on the essential dignity and
a spiritual and moral no less than an eco
nomic value.
The examination lasted four hours, OF
two sittings each. The first, from 10 to IL
of the book on the part of the examiners
while in the afternoon. from to o'clock
theological sciences were taken up
Father Ryan was heartily congratulated
at the close of the examination. He will
remain in Washington until after the COM
mencement exercises of the Catholic Uni
versity, which Will be held next Wednes-
day.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer ST. Johns leaves Tth street wharf
for Colonial Beach at $40 am.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Marshai.
Hall leaves wharf at IL am, 2:3o ana
$50 pm.
Steamer Queen Anne leaves eth street
wharf for River View at II am, 2:So ana
$40 pm.
Norfolk and Washington steamers 1or
Fort Monroe. Norfolk and all points south
every day In the year at $50 pm.
Electric trains from 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue for Mount Vernon hourly
10 am. TO pm. Arlington and Alexandra
every twenty minutes.
Cars from station at Adueduct bridge TOT
Arlington, Fort Myer and Falls church haii
hourly.
Kensington Railway Company staloh'
Chevy Chase Lake; cars from CHEVY Chase
Lake to Kensington. Md, every half hour.
Ferry steamers Woodbury. and Callahan
10 Alexandria half hourly from $50 am
TO $50 pm. Thereafter hourly until lo p m
Trains leave District line Tor Chesapeake
Beach as per schedule.
Steamer Louise for Great Falls leaves 32d
and the Canal at $50 am.