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The Washington times., 1907-10-06
TTanspOrtatiOn Arrangements.

II am very g4ad the boycott has been
declared off on the street cars The
manager Of the United Railroads has
promised for all my fights a two
minute Roadway, and viii line up as
many cars as are necessary along Mis-
sion street to transport the fans home
without delay"
Conroth was asked who he would
nave for Cans on Thanksgiving Day
Ills reply was that he hoped to match
ketchell with the cOlored worder hut
failing in that he would match the
champion with some one else probably
Nelson, for forty-five rounds.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Hawaiian Yacht
May Be Built
By American
CroWninShield Has Submit
ted Plans for Racing
Graft.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 5.-Hawaiian
advices state that the committee in
charge Of the building and financing of
a yacht to represent Hawaii in the
trans-Pacific yacht race from San Fran
cisco TO Honolulu in 1908 have wired TO
d. B. Crowinshield. Of Boston. that his
preliminary plans were satisfactory. and
asking him TO forward complete plans
and specifications
At the meeting In Honolulu a consid-
cradle time was spent in a critical ex-
animation OF Crowinshicld's plans and
it was the opinion OF the yachtsmen
that the vessel. while bound to show
exceptional speed. would be strong at
every point and capable Of standing the
heaviest weather on her long 2,tOO-mile
ocean race. The Hawaiian yacltsmen
are now at work raising funds FOR the
building Of the vessel, which will be
constructed at Honolulu.
Crowinshield stated that he had re-
ceived the order for the final plans, and
that they will be ready in a few days
for shipment to Honolulu. His plans are
for a schooner Of about ffty-three feet
water line She will cost about $1,000
Crowninshield said that. according to
present arrangements. only the bare
null would be constructed at Homo
lulu.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
THE BALTIC CLUB
AGAIN TURNS Up

After being disbanded for a year. ire
Baltic club has again organized.
II viii be represented in every branch
Of athletics this year. and has teams
tone) IN football, basketball, and track
athletics.
Two years ago q successful baseball
team represented the club. This fail
a strong football team will wear the
red and gray uniform. Nearly thirty
candidates have already donned their
moleSklns, among whom are COnovcr.
Carter. Rose. Elliott. Mess. Long. Sra
60w. KOOntZ, Johnson, Mcdonald. Ru-
pert, Nachmann Mccarthy, Reddeld.
Sullivan, Hehher. and McVey. The
most capable players on the TwiGiug
Athletic Club are Cut cor the Patio
team, and a sOod eleven should. 1e
whipped together by Saturday, when
il plays its initial game.
Manager kiOpfer Is arranging an eX-
JenSive schedule with teams OF this city.
among which are BlOomingdaie and
Warwicls, last years champions
In track athletics the club viii also
be well represented. With Swing. Con-
over. McNey. Rose. Elliott, and Leland
in the dashes: Forbes G. Rose in tie
longer runs, Conover, Elliott. and kclI-
her IN the Weights. auC McNey In The
jumps. the Battles should do stunts
this winter.
Baltic viii also have a basket ail
team. but as no hall has yet been OBJ
tanned. the call for candidates has not
been issued.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Nationals Take Jump
From Seventh 10 Fifth
Place in Team Batting
CobbS Present Margin Assures Him the Lead in
Slugging When Season Coses-Ganey and
Altizer Boost Averages Toward Finish.

Capt Bob Ganley and Dave Altizer
evidently decided to put their heads to-
gether last week and by one Herculean
| effort take advantage OF the last Oppor-
Rtunty to raise their batting averages.
hGanley went up eleven points, and Al
tier climbed from 30 to .2Sl.
Nothing sUartling developed in the
rest OF ae Nationals batting feats. and
the sea son will close with the Washing
tOnians q about the same relative posi-
tons they have held for the past month,
except in team batting. and in this de-
partment the Nationals now stand nth,
with IN average Of .252.
TIE story of Detroits great doings is
told by glance at the averages. The
club !, ads in batting aud made it's hits
count TO the best advantage by scoring
the most runs. There is no doubt that
the success which has attended the
Tigers in the last few triumphal weeks
of the season was dependent largely
upon their ability TO clout the bail often
and hard As matter of course. De
troit, in its fight for the pennant. has
encountered the star twirlers I'm every
town the team has played. and in view
OF this the fact that hitting has In
creased is all the more remarkable.
The experience Of the Penant aspirants
with young Johnson, the Washington
wonder. is a fair sample Of the luck
which has attended the Tigers in recent
weeks. The best pitchers slump coca
sion.lly. Johnson had not done the
trick to any aqpreciable extent since his
Introduction into major league company
until me took the opportunity Of De
troi's first appearance on Washington
Rrol nds to satisfy expectations The
whole washington series was gaia eX-
perielce for Detroit.
\ COB, leads by such a margin that
there is no chance to beat him out IN
tbe two or three games played since
these records were COmpied-Ehursday
night Clyme' IS the second I'm com
nland. but The real credit goes TO sam
Crawford. Elmer Flick, who fought
hard aga inst Cobb for the leadership IN
mid-seaSOn. fell away heavily, AID
George stone was under the 200 mark
half the summer When the St. Louis
siugger began 10 slug, he came up fast.
but IL WIS too late TO dc more than
get into The 600 column.
Walsh leads the pitchers in fielding.
and deserves II on the work he did.
o CCunor tops the catchers, Schreck get
ling the bun on all-season backstopping.
Donohue leads on first, and the aver
Bges are a true index of his value.
Lajoie is the premier second basenan.
and the records are about right for him.
t-o. Cross led the third basemen up
L. the time he left the league. All
season credit goes to Billy Bradley.
O'Leary tops the shortstop procession.
Hahn has the hest right field record.
jones looks best In center, and Stone
in left. Chicago leads in team fielding.
Records of men who have played fif-
teen games OF more:
-
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Long Hits by Clubs.
Club Fielding.

double plays-Cleveland. 40: Chicago.
il5; Boston. lC1; ST. Louis. %: New York.
81; Detroit. 81; Athletics. n. VVASG
INGTON. 60.
Triple play-Chicago. l.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Arena
Opens This Month
With Neil=Moran
mission House Manager
Plans Catchy Bouts for
Winter Months.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 5.-Jimmy
ConToth has mapped out his winter sea-
son of boxing as follows:
Ncil-Mcran. October ..
Thomas-Sulllvan (Mike). November 10.
Cans rs. winner Of above fight, on
Thanksgiving Day.
Winner Of Squires-Sullivan go VS.. Jack
johnson. December 10.
Winner of Frayne-Murphy go to meet
Summers on December l..
Cohroth says; Carpenters and roof
crs will be put 70 work Immediately. and
within three weeks my arena VIII DC
covered with an iron roof. / will be
rcady to handle night shows on Octo-
Der u / claim my arena Is the best
ever built to see a boxing cont It. A
roof viii necessitate row of polrs. but
these win be small, and in no way OBJ
struct the vision from the seats ia the
rear.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
Glow Won't Defend Title.

Last year the Yale players cleaned up
everything. winning both individual and
team honors. W. +. Glow. jr., who de-
feated Dwight Partridge in the final is
out of college now, and, of course. Will
not defend his title.
As for the Yale team II may be said
that the chances Of success appear un-
usually bright In addition to Abbott
there are Partridge. W. Rowland. Ellis
Knowles. w. L. Lyon G. r. Van Week
jr., \. II. Bundy, and A. A. Swords. ali
of whom are playing good golf
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

at an It win probably be some nice Con-
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
ST. JOSEPH TO PLAY
WITH CAPITAL CITY

The marager Of the St. Joseph
baseball team. which started the season
in the Marquette League last spring.
has announced that his team viii PROB
ably be on the roster of clubs of the
Capital City organization EeXt season.
Manager Leapley has strengthened his
club by obtaining such men as Nc
Carthy, Wooden, Salb SymonOskie,
Balsar. and SuucKert and these players
along with last years men. should go
to make up formidable aggregation.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
British Are PeeYish
Over That Turn Down
OF Upton Challenge
Say Americans Thought Sir Thomas Was Using
Yacht Races as Advertisement Danny Maher
to Retire Soon-Tennis Plans.

at all It win probably be some nice Con-
necticut girl
The loss Of the Dwight Davis Cup to
the Australian team this year means a
trip around the world for the Doherty
brothers. They have decided that the
cup must come back 20 England. and
VIII 90 20 the antiDodes for it.
II is probable also that Eustace Miles.
the former court tennis champion, viii
go over to New York to wrest the
championship from young Jay Gould. II
is held that technically Mr. Gould must
defend the title here IL he wishes to re-
tain IT, but Miles declares that he does
not desire % regain the championship
b. forfeit. so If Gould does not come
over next year 1t Is reasonably certain
that Miles viii challenge and go 10 New
York to play.
II IS NOS generally known that an
American woman owns one Of the finest
horses in England She is Mrs. II Y.
jackson. and the horse is velocity This
year Velocity has won I'm England the
Dorchester Cup. the Chichester stakes
at G0odwood. and the city and Subur-
ban, the value Of the three prizes being
$500. in addition. he ran fourth in
The Jubilee Stakes. and was unpIaced IN
the Lincoln Handicap His great win
was tie grand prize at. Ostend. worth
over $4,000. Mrs. Jackson has a breed
ing stud ia County MAYO. Ireland. She
owns two fairly good race horses in
Desmond's Gift and Barcelona Park.
She fond OF wearing her own coIors AT
race UeetinEs-whi-e and viole. hoops
At the Baden-Baden links novel
match IN which Americans figured vas
recently played. A silver and a. bronze
medal were offered as second prizes
with special view 20 the encourage
ment OF women players. The mems
handicaps were haIved and those OF the
women doubled. Mrs Francis L. Ogden.
Of New York. won the first. and her hus-
band, Mr. Francis L. Ogden. the second.
Three cups we're won. respectively. BY
4r- Oscar Leeren. Mr.. II. c. Duval and
Mr. Howard Page.
Golfers In Scotland are stU talking ~
the proposed stake match bet ween. Braid
and Massey. but no further progress has
been made in the negotiations. and IN
less definite Arrangement is reached
soon the idea win fan through.
50 far as one can gather. Braid stipu-
lated that the match should be decided
on neutral green's Massey. on the other
hand. would prefer home-and-home
mat =; that. strictly speaking. means
one-nalf Of the contest at La Boulis and
the other half at Walton Heath.
There IS something 20 be said for the
position the champion has taken. Massy
would be risking not only his reputa-
ton. but the passi5Ie loss Of lucrative
engagements If he acquiesced IN an ar
rangements which, on the face Of Il.
favored his adversary. and he can
point TO the precedent established by
Nardon- who refused to play Park until
year elapsed. and by that time had
strengthened his position by winning
another championship.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
ALLEGED FIXED RACES
UNDER INVESTIGATION

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The stewards
of the Jockey Club have commissioned
the Pi1kerton detective force 10 run
down the report that through collision
between three leading jockeys and a
Cotorie Of Western bookmakers a num-
Der of fixed races have been pulled off
during the last three weeks.
Among those under suspicion Is one
Jockey known as money rider" and
two bookmskers who have backed COM
binatior books for many years.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

The renewed interest In yachting has
been stimulated greatly by the German
Kaiser. the King OF Spain and King Ed
ward. The former has definite object
in view I'm fostering yachting The
Yacht Is fine school for sailors, and
when the Kaiser's naval plans are com
pleted Germany viii need sailors. all
she can get With the Spanish King
and King Edward. however, the interest
is solely for the sport The wise ones
have it on what seems good authority
that the three mOnarchs are really al
the back Of the move for the establish
ment Of a race which for yachts viii be
what the Derby is for horse racing
The success Of the recent autoooat
race on the Rhine has been go pro
nounced that Il will become fixture
only the United States was represented
in the races besides Germany, but there
IS every assurance that next year
France and England, and perhaps Italy,
viii be represented
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

Unless Danny Maher changes his MINI
this will be his last season in the saddle
He is worth close TO a million, has a
fine. country place and is getting 10 the
place where 70 keep TO weight means
hard work and real privation- The talk
about Danny becoming an EngLshman
is wide Of the fact He rides in Eng
land because he can make more, but
he is loyal 10 the Stars and Strikes, and
when he reures viii spend most OF his
time about New York and his old home
In Hartford. Conn. All stories 10 the
contrary, Msher is sim heart whole and
fancy free. and declares If he rnarries
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
NOT SUFFICIENTLY ExCLUsIvE.

Btlenkinsop--"I,m going 10 resign from
this bSlly golf club, old chap
Jones-"Why so, old MANI
Blerkinsop-'The society is getting toe
mixed. I met my pawnbroker here the
other day. Ally Sloper.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
GOLFERS FEAR
BAD WEATHER
FOR TOURNEY
Cold and Wind May Mar
Annual Championship
Tournament.

NEW YORK. Oc, 5.-The Intercol-
lelgiate Golf Association has arranged to
hold its annual championship tOurna-
me mt over the links Of the Nassau COun-
try Club. October Is TO 19.
Root Abbott. the far-driving Plainfield
gclfer. who has been elected captain Of
the Yale team fer the coming year. said
that he was, as were q number Of
others, in favor Of the week preceding
the one sci ected. They realize that bad
weather is HRly TO be encountered this
n onth IN the Tournament al Garden
City a year ago, the cOllegians were
Handicapped not only by the cold but
had to contend with wind which blew
with the ferCeness Of gale most Of The
time
The Washington times., 1907-10-06
COrtOn, of Stevens,
Carried Off Field
In New York Game

NEW YORK. Oct. 5.-The first
football acc-dert Of the Eastern sea
son occurred rhis afternoon, during
the New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
game In the second half William
Corton. Of stevens. was carried from
the field with a dIslocated shoulder
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

LONDON. oct. Sir Thomas Upton
VIII not make any furtner effort 20 get
another race for the Americas Cup. 2t
least for the present.
lie Is convinced that there is no earth
iy chance to build boat which can win
under the rules laid down by the New
York Yacht club. and has given. up
hope Of securing any modification Of the
rules
There is strong suspicion here that
had the crIlenger been other than Sir
Thomas tho rules might have been modi-
fed. The feeling prevails that the New
York Yacht Club men felt that Sir
Thomas. being in trade. used the yacht
races as an advertisement for his busi-
ness. and that this really was the cause
for the Americans standing by the let
ter of the deed OF gift.
There is no doubt that British yachts
men feel keenly disappointed over the
whole affair. and i'm their present temper
it is not AZ all likely that any attempt
10 bring about race for many years to
come will he made.
The Washington times., 1907-10-06

It has been suggested, and the sugges-
ton has met with favor in high circles,
that as the Americas Cup is practically
beyond competing for. another intrna-
tional yachting trophy be provided.
which may be competed for by yachts
Of All nations under European rules Of
measurement. and under such condi-
lions as win develop a njgh Tyre or
yacht. good either for cruising or rae
ing. It is reported that plans already
are under way for the establishment OF
such race. and with good chances Of
success
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-23
N0tas y NotlGias.

-9s nos informa que 81 limo. Sr. Obs.
po deja en- ibertad 4 los BRcerdotes encar.
gadoB de loB temples de la Isla ps1a ls CO.
lebFaCi6n de la miaa de nocha buens, CO.
nocida por "Misa del Gallo'' eBperando
de los que obten poE la celebration, de Las
migmRB, hag&n guardian el regpeto orden
dabidos On Las igleBiaB
-Iuf6rmaHs que 81 j6ven = diatinguido
peTiodiltR litsrato poncsfio Sir. Alfonso
GuRl, hR entrado formaE pREte de nm
diaTio Fepublicano de Ia ciudad del Sur,
como redactor principal. Ed un estudioBo
y modestfsimo esCTitor CuyoB triunfos sin
ornaments celebramog.
va eatk EestabIecido de Is doIenCia
que 10 Eetnvo en- CANA durants algunos
dias 81 senior Mariana PesquerR, de SAN
turce.
Los afcionados aI sport hfpico se
moStraban muy diRgustado ayer causR de
lR suspension de las cRrreFRs en- el hip6.
drOmo.
La comini6n codifcadora ha realizado
una buena labor en- Enero pr6ximo po.
dH6 considerRr la LtgiAlatuE& las rsformas
hschaa en- importanteB leyss. El licencia-
do sefior Jacinto Texidor termin6 las re-
foTmas al C6digo Civil Icy do pEocedi.
misntOs = ley Hipotscaria y pTobablements
30 dsr6 cuenta con eGtoB tEabajos On las
pE6ximas sehiones de Is AsambleR.
-El vapor "Catalufa" zarp6 aver con
rumbo v&Eios puertoB de Europa.
La estaci6n del tren del vapor De
Ia IfneR del Ossts la han converSido On
almaC6n de tRbaco, con ssta 4I0tiV0 les
paaajeEoH aver no tsnfan donde eacampar,
teniendo por 10 tsnto que mojarss 81 item
po de Balir entTar On 81 tEen 81 vapor'
cito.
En- Ell dsp6aito municipal hay 81 Per
SOFAS detsnidas, de elias cumplsn condana
81 y eatGn pendients de juiciO "a, faaron
pueAtos en- libsrtad 4.
-Esta noche hRbr6 tenida extraordina.
ria an Ia Logia "BstRnoaB' & las 8.
Ell vapor ''Coamo" lav6 sncla ayer
las dOca del dia, 50 dirigirS 4 yaEion pusr'
toB de la isla.
En- 81 CuaEto de socorEoB faaron Gu
radoa de heEidas lsvsB Fabi6n de Fabi6n,
Avelino Larreguera, al niho Pedro Her
nfndez y Miguel AseDjo.
-Entusisstas aplausos obtuvO anoche
On la plaza principal la banda de In policfR
insular an Is ejeouci6n del programs de Ia
rttEeta. La zREzuela "GEan Via muy
conocida en- estR CiudRd fac una de las
piezas acknowledgements tocadas poH ls
banda
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FGrtlflcuGldn en- las lslas FllIDIRas,

En- cumpIimisnto de variaa 6rdeneu re.
cibidas en- Washington, 40 estSn Nevaudo
& 6abo con grRnde actividad los trabsjos
de foHtifcaci6n en- las iAlaB Filipinas.
Los operation trabajan dis noche en-
Ia iaIs dc CoTregidoI, en- ls bahia de Ma.
nils On ls Isla de Ologsmpo.
En- la bahia de Manila De han colocado
algunsp minsB Aotantea
FL "Jugtfn'', baECo de tFRnBpoTte que Be
sspeEabR deEde antea de aver, hR llegRdo
ya & Ia isls CoTregidoT, llevando noventR
1iete piezas de aTtilleEfa de gran Calib1s
= otrRs muchEB , diveTlas armas pertEe-
ohoa de gueTrR.
En- la misma isls de Corregidog, los
trabsioE de foItifcRCi6n han teFminRdo
hoy, habiendose rodesdo todR IL iGIa dc
una doble muralla De ] metro, 80 cm. de
eSpeSoF, y dc CerCa de dos metres de 81.
tuER.
Las islsu Calamianasy PAlAwan, ss agt6n
tambien fortifcaneo { gran pEisa, habi6u.
doss, ademaB, recibido ca estas islaa uu nu-
meroso aFmRmento, llsvado poE an vGpoE
que ancl6 On PRloWan dsSde syeE en- Il
noChe,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-12-23
De TRIBUNALES.

Las aecci6n pEimera de Ia CoEts de eBte
diATitO ha dictado las aiguiantaB Tesolu.
cioneB
Nombr6 tutor de la manor Felicita Viz.
carrondo al vecino de la Carolina Pedro
Rodriguez, sefiRl6ndole la fsnzs de 500
dollars para podeE ejaEcsF 81 cargo.
AutoEiz6 Matilds Cedefo para vender
nm solar que gus memories hijos tienen an
SRnturceF, lado Norte de Ia CarFetsra.
Concedi6 cinco dias & Francisco Cebo.
Hero para que contasts la demanda del
Banco de PusEto Rico en- Cobro de pesos.
DeBestim6 ls exception alegada por
NRrciHo Font tutor de los memories Diaz
Garcia 4 Ia demanda de Josefa Cabezudo
sobFe division de comunidRd, Concedi6n.
dole disz dfas psrs que conteSte.
Concedi6 autorizRci6n & AnBelmo Ro-
drfguez y otros para vendeF Condominio
casa de Ia Marina.
Enmsnd6 Ia Bentencia en- 81 cauo de Ju.
lilo Vega VslC6Ecel contra Juan Cancio
VaIcSrCel Hobre naturalization de pEopie-
dad inmuebla.
Declare sin lugar Ia demanda de Carl.
oiR Prieto DSYila, hoy Bua heFsderos, con.
ira Carmen Aranzamendi ABtarloa ,
Maria AGencio AranzRmendi gobre cobro
del impoEts de un pagaT6 que, en- 1890,
aLacribieFR JoL6 Asencio Smith, impuso
las costaB Ia paTts dsmandante.
So fandR la Carte an que las dsmRnda.
das son eBpoBa 8 hija del deudor peTo no
SO ha acreditado que sean SuH heredeTas.
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De SOCIEpAp.
de Sac Jua

En- eJ "YerSGlles" .-H8 instaIado 90
EeHidencia en- al ''VeFaalIas" en- IR Calle
del ''Parque" Ia distinguida familis del
dor dc 10 "Porto Rico Leaf Tobacco que
Fssidi6 alg6n tempo On Aibonito.
Ocupar6n Ia magn1fca casa viYienda
ConstTuids por 81 aenor Gonzalez damoB
Is bienvenids Isl diltinguidas damaB de.
ssandols la mas grata permanenciR en- "a
nusva residencis.
La recepci6n del s66Gd0.-Apssar del
msl tempo, lluvia que rein6 durante toda
Ia tarde 2 primeraB horRB de Is nochs del
aabRdo, la ConcuFrencia ls Mansion Eje-
cutivs, Ia reception que daban & Bus
amigos los eetimsblas aBposoa Post, fu6 sx.
traordinsriF, a;itisndo an magnf6c1
TamiGlete de distinguidag damas conoci-
dos caballeFoa de estR BocisdRd On brilIRn.
to representation de todoH sus elementog.
Rscibieron aus viSitantes con la coIts.
sic que lea diatingus Ia diStinguida sefioEa
/ Carolina Post 81 gaheEnRdor Ia grats
VeladR teFmin6 las II, Gendo todos muy
obBoquiados.
A causa del NAL estRdo del tempo de-
jaEon de ConcurTiT algunaB familiRs otlaB
peTSonaB de lOu poblsdoB de fueTa de Ia
ciudsd y de esta. No obstsnts Ia fiesta
Eesult6 brillante
PsrsOnGges.-Ha TegreHado de Ia iBla,
en- donde estuvo en- asuntos de negocioB ell
sefior Juan D. Stubbe del alto comeEcio
de ests plaza.
Est6 en San Jusn 81 Lcdo. Salvador
Vilella de LRTes. Bienvanido.
El domingo por Ia tarde sslieTon para
Adjuntaa via Ponce, el gobeEnadoF Post ,
su cufisdo el senior Edwin Post.
AnOche.-Muy aniwads Eesult6 la jara.
ma del Casino anoehs y nm lindfsimo ra'
milleta dc bsllaB damitas di6 ALI Ia atra-
yents nota femsnina de Ia sgTadabls We
Iada. Lueieron sIlf su gracia distinction
las ballas aefioritas SchirR, Enriqueta Coll
Hoheb, Csrra, Bsrgs, Davidson, Cestsros
Msngual, Perez, Roure, Isabel y Eups.
ranzS Bosch, AHsnjo, Gonz6lez, HenaTea,
GRys, UrFutia, CamuflaG, Wolkers por
ves pEimeTs una monfEima tEigpefita,
Ana Maria Vega del "Versalles". :,
Sc Tindi6 quito TerpBicoFs hssta las
11.30 , Ia orqueHts tuvo mucho gusto en-
Ia ejeCuci6n del pEogTams de bale egco.
iiendo muy bonitas dsnEas.
En- San JGan.-El Lcdo. M. Ginorio
juez de Csyey = Bu distiOguida eSpoaR Bs
encuentTRn desde aver en- estR ciudad con
objeto de paBar aquf las PaBcuRa. Que les
sea grats Au permanencia en- la CiudRd.
sEMPER.