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New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
MAY HIT LEASED WIRES.
Telegraphers Postpone Action on
Resolution Till Wednesday.

The officials OF the striking telegraphers reported
last night that at 4 meeting behind closed doors
at clinton Hall. in Clinton street, near Grand
street. motion introduced to order on strike
al the telegraphers work IN the brokers' ana
newspaper offices on leased wires. This notion
they said. was discussed at length. and
tabled until Wednesday,
The object Of the motion is TO show how COM
pieto the tie-up be made" said Daniel L. Rus
SELL chairman Of the board Of strategy. II am
AFRAID that the motion Will pass "Wednesday
Ihe strike has now been going for nearly seven
weeks, and / believe If IT is made complete in
this way IL may be won in twenty-four hours
He was asked IL general strike like this would
not be violation of agreements He said he was
not going to cTfticise the motion He might Or
might not be In sympathy with It.
Before the strike about seven hundred teieg-
raphers were working In the newspaper Offices
end now there two hundred that have been
working under special conditions he said There
is desire To hamper the newspaper offices If 1t
can be avoided. Nearly a thousand telegraphers
employed n the Wall Street district and they
have been working continuously since the strike
started There are indications that some OF the
brokerage firms are going 10 try TO get rid or the
union men by q process Of elimination While
personally depIore the fact that the question of
strike IN the brokerage Offices has come again.
I do not see how II can be stopped
Mr.. Russell spoke TO the meeting. He said that
q strike was 10 legal excuse for the companies If
they did not carry out their obligations to the
public.
The Central Federated Union at its meeting yes
terday received a circular signed by President
Small of the national telegraphers' organization
and Wesley Russell. secretary-treasurer Of the
Commercial Telegraphers' Union. asking financial
aid for the strikers Credentials will be given 10
ask for contributions from the affiliated unions OF
the central body. Under it's constitution the CEN
trail body give only SIS to a union. and this
given
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
DEFENDS MINNESOTA RATE LAW.
Governor Johnson Calls Judge Lochren's At
tack on Legislature Unjust.

ST. Paul. Sept 2z-Despite the Injunction against
the application of the commodity rate law that was
issued by Judge Lochren in the federal Circuit
Court on Friday. the Minnesota Shippers and Re-
ceivers' Association is planning to bring proceed
ings to put the law into effect. Governor Johnson
IS quoted as criticising Judge Lochren for his
raignment OF the Minnesota Legislature, as fol-
lows:
The court INDUCED in unusual procedure. IN my
Judgment. IN questioning the motives OF the Legs
iature the enactment of railroad rate laws Ihe
legislative OF the government is as supreme IN
ell functions the judicial can be in any of It's
functions I maintain that IN the adjudication or
this or anv other question to the courts is
the unafienabie right of all interested parties; and
courts would surely win the respect of state
officers and citizens by recognizing the right that
belongs TO the coordinate branch of the govern
ment.
believe in the right of the State Legislature to
regulate intrastate business and In this particular
instance I believe that the Legislature actu-
ated by highest and best motives. If the courts
rnallv determine that the reduction made IN exist
inc rates was great. the people must neceS-
earfIv abide by the decision. But until this is de-
fernoined after complete trial based the facts
ms well as on the law shall remain of the opinion
that the rates made by the Legislature not
fScstorv and that the Legislature within its
rights in the establishment of such rates.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
SHIFT IN APPRAISERS STORES.
Charles P Skinner Moved to Head OF Sixth
Division-Shake-U Denied.

Apparently another shake-up at the Appraiser s
Stores has tust been made but this is officially de-
MED. Colonel Edward s. Fowler. appraiser OF the
port has issued orders TO take effect to-day. trans
ferring Frank " Petrt. from the head OF the sixth
10 similar place in the tenth division Charles H.
Skinner. formerly State Superintendent Of Educa-
ton, who has been In charge Of the tenth division
goes TO the sixth. and will also be temporarily In
charge of the fifth division during the absence OF
Harvey T Andrews assistant appraiser. who is on
his vacation.
According TO Colonel Fowler these changes are
the result OF general policy adopted by him. He
believes that assistants should be qualified to take
charge of any division Similar changes were made
during the summer, when George Robinson, former
assistant appraiser OF the third silk division,
was transferred to the fourth. linen and cotton
division reorganizing the latter in such & satis-
factory manner and showing his knowledge of the
situation TO such extent that he was recently
induced 10 leave the service for place IN largo
department store.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
o. S. STEEL LOSES PANAMA CONTRACT.
Beaten Again by Price and Delivery Bids of
Independent Concerns.

Eae United States Steel Corporation has been
cards prices and delivery for Panama contracts.
The latest award given out by Colonel II. T.
Hodges. general purchasing agent Of the Isthmian
Canal Commission. calls for three steel barges Of
80 tons capacity each The contract viii be car
ried out BY the Maryland Steel Company. which IS
controlled by the Pennsylvania Steel Company, IN
which the Pennsylvania Railroad is the dominant
sector. The Maryland BID was s59.se5. The United
States Steel Corporation in tender OF ss5.5
The Maryland people have engaged themselves to
celiSer in 40 days whereas the United States Steel
Corporations terms 225 days. Other bids for
the sarges were sent IN by the Newport News
sHipSuilding and Drydocl Company. $1,000. and
Lewis Nixon. 1850.
The lowest tender for the supply OF six heavily
constructed steel barges for rough work at Pan
aiaa hes been sent in by tie Maryland Steel Com
paay- The Maryland company's bi5 IS sl25, 700.
oeiivery in 800 days. while the steel corporation
quoted I55.5s1. delivery in go days. Tenders for
t~eive more steel barges TO be called for IN a
few Gays.
Ihe previous Panama contract. in which the
sieei corporation was worsted in competition with
og Independent company for the supply
o. seo tons OF heavy rails. which will be shipped
hs the Maryland Steel Company The contract for
sae stess bridge the chssres River for which
sne taited States Steel people also bid. has been
a''otted TO the lowest bidder the Pennsylvania
1raeye Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
SCOTS WIN PORTO RICAN CONTRACT.
Glasgow Firm Outbids American for Building
S35O.000 Sugar Plant.

A British engineering concern has captured from
Americans Of the most important contracts
let in the last two years FOR the building OF a
sugar factory IN Porto Rico Notwithstanding the
fact that the. material etc, will be subject to
tariff Of less than 45 per cent ad valorem and
that the transportation is more than twice tho
distance from the other side OF Porto Rico than
from here to the island. the British firms figures
were nearly so per cent below those Of the lowest
American bidder.
The contract calls for the complete construction
and equipment Of a factory 10 be operated in the
Oroyaga district OF Porto Rico by Porto Rico
capitalists J. Wilson, long resident in Porto Rico
is primarily concerned in the project The ma
chinery viii be capable Of handling IN the first
instance nearly 1900 tons OF cane day Mirelees,
Watson & Co. Of Glasgow. will undertake the
contract which IS valued at about S50.eo
The import duty this machinery etc. enter
ing Porto Rico Will amount to s157,5c1 Had the
contract been let TO American firm. Of course
there would be tariff TO contend with On the
other hand the British firm has had the advan-
tage OF the freight end IN the contract From
Glasgow 10 Porto Rico the rate averages Sc q ton
whereas from New York 10 Porto Rico. though
less than half the distance. the cost would be
around s1S ton.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
PENNSYLVANIA
Citations.


yI,HE, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
| the grace of God free and Independently TIM
ofhy RuggIes Green. individually and as executor OF
and under the last will ana testament OF
Green. individually and as executor or ana trustee
under the last viii Of Andrew Hasweli
Green. deceased: Samuel Martin Green indlVdua4y
nd of under the last VIII
Testament of Haswell Green. deceased Nathan
Williams Green. individually and executor OF ana
Will and testament OF Andie"
beth Green Lucy Maria Green Mary Rugges Green
owen, Mary Pomeroy Green Olivia Green I3altu, an
drew Hugh Green Wyllys Warner Baird. as admins
traitor wi will annexed of Oliver Bourn Green
Mildred Green Lydia Green. william otuttFt trIoe.
Green, Lucretia Poole Green. Thonlas
Dudley Green and John Harrington Green; send s.ees
ing: You and each of you hereby cited ana re-
quirsd personally be and appear before our SurI
gate of the County York. AT the Surrogates,
Court of said County held at the as & OF t rfebar IN
1907 half past o'clock in the forenoon OF .ha
day and there attend judicial settlement OF
the account OF proceedings of Timothy Kusgles Green;
William ogden Samuel Martin Green anu
Green. surviving trustees uidef
last testament of Andrew Haswell Green
deceased late OF the County of New York; ana such
years. required TO appear hy your
Guardian you have or II you have none 10 APP
near end apply Cor to be appointed, or IN th7
YOUR failure do n guardian
viii be appointed the Surrogate to represent ana
sct for YOU in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof; we have caused the seal OF
~ 10 be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon:
RI ST Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF our said
County. at the County of New York the
18th day Septenber. in the wear OF our Loro enc
Thousand hiie h DANIEL. ]. DowDNEY.
Clerk of the Surrogates Court
Ps3itoners No 15i Nassau Street tTrbune Build
tnyo York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
rEW COAL MINES HEAVY OUTPUT.
Total of 174,338 Tons Taken from the Vesta
No. 4 in First Month.
rBy T.legraph 70 tho Tribune.I

Pittsburg. Sept 22.-The Jones & IIaughlin Steel
Company made public to-day report OF the first
months work IN its new mine the Vesta No 4. at
California. Penn. which is the largest coal mine
in existence During the month the fourteen hun
dred miners produced the total OF 174,35S tons Of
coal. The largest output for single day was
7.225 tons.
Tho tract Of ground under which the mine is
located IS composed of 2oOoo acres. through which
q s!x-foot vein OF coal runs. IN the mine are six
hundred rooms" places where the coal is
mined. There are eighty-ive miles Of stationary
railroad track, over which twenty-eight electric
locomotives draw the coal TO the surface Steel
cars containing three tons OF coal. are used and
hundred cars make up train There are also
tvventv-four miles OF movable track. which can be
changed about suit the location OF the different
rooms
There is enough coal in sight, It IS said. TO keep
the mine working for the next sixty years.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

o., -orropv afternoon at 2:3O o'clock, when the COM
navy ia expected to present its tabulauon OF obser-
walton, giving what improvements the ohicerS De-
,,a ,acessarv Ar the earlier hearing the commits
st., ,raSanted its tabulation Of the improvements
n deemed necessary. 1t is expected the hearing
Will continue several days.
On the presentation Of its tabuation the ofncers
of the company may be cross-examineo py the
attorney for the commission
The hearing may result in the first important
.,ssr ,s.ued by tho commission fo- improvements
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

n New York Citys railway system. The COM
mission has ordered the company to show cause
univ its service should not be increased twenty
"a "a during four specified periods of the day. Hav-
ing had It's 'day in COURT through the presenta-
ton of its specification, there can be no appeal
from the decision OF the commission, except TO
ask for a rehearing of the entire case
The regular Monday meeting Of the commission
win be held In the morning at 1890 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
ORDER FOR TRANSIT IMPROVEMENTS.
Expected Result of Hearing on Fourth and
Madison Avenue Line

Commissioner Maltbie of the Public Service Com
mission win continue the hearing given to the New
York city Railway Company the subject Of i'm
provenents In the Fourth and Madison Avenue line
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
BLACK BEAUTY ON The Stage.

Prom
Reanty'' is 10 be In the new Empire Theatre, a.
salem In the week beginning OCTOBER H. ana
Surtna the week there will be five matinees- Sew
sraI horses will be used in the play, which Is @ tns
on accented by the directors of the Massachusetts
Snc,etv FOR the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals In
tts nrize contest for q trophy OF s., ,Oo
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

TN PURSUANCE OF AN oRpER. OF HON. FhaSk s K,. y,
! trITZGERAI q Surrogate OF the county or New
~ Notics Is hereby given all persons having claims
aSainst Louise II Leclere late of the County or New
deraesed TO present the with vouchers
th@reor 10 the subscriber at his place Of transasuns
az office of King. Lane Tranord.
No SO Broadway Borough Of Manhattan In The cry OK
N.y Work on or before the 9Th day or January next
~ Tatad New York the 2sth day OF June. 1901
~ GEORGE MACCUI-LocH MILLER Executor.
MILLER Etng Lane Traford. Attorneys for Executors
Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
Real Estate Mortgages.
Furnished apartments to Let.

C>EI.FCT APARTMENT. choicest part Of Riverside
~ priye. baths toilets: handsomely
rrnshed newly decorated accessible; $500 psr month
refereuces required. s.. Boz 8. Tribune Ortcs.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
Trust CompanIs.
Trust Companies.

Executor Trustee
Chartered 1922.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
Nos l6, l8, 20 & % William Street
Branch Office, 475 Fifth Avenue,
New York.
Stu Rchsiau
Letters Of Credit Bills of Exchange, Gable Transfers
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
r TILE GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
176 Brosdway. New York.
I06 Montague ST., Brooklyn.
$50 Fulton ST.. Jamaica.
81 Jackson Ave, LonS fsiand City.


81 Jackson Ave, LonS isiand City.
Capital Surplus, $1z,OOO,OOO
Acts as executor, administrator, trus-
tee, guardian, CT in ether trust capaci-
ties. Deposits received subject to
check, or on certificate. Interest al
lowed at best permissible rates.
OFFIC ERS.
CLARENCE n. KELSEY, President
FRANK BAILEY. Vice President.
EDWARD o. STANLEY. ID Vice Pres
Manager Banking Department.
CLINTON u. RJRDICK. Sd Vice Pres
J. WRAY CLEVELAND Secretary.
ARTHUR TERRY. Treasurer.
r. L. SNfFFEN. 3Er. Brooklyn Banking Dept
TRI STEEs.
John Jacob AEtoT Edgar Z harston
Frank BniIey william J. MBtheson
Edward T. Bedford Charles Ma:lack
Charles y. 4.rown William II, Nichols
Julien T. Davies james II. oiphant
Charles r. Henderson Robert Olyphsnt
John d Hicks Charles A. Pea body
william NJ Iugrsham Frederick Potter
Augustus ID. Jullisrd Charles Richardson
Martin Joost Henry Roth
Clarence II. Kelsey Jacob H SchiH
John 8. Kennedy James Syeyer
Woodbury. isnydon Sanford II Steele
James l.. Lynch Ellis n. Williams
James II Manning Louis windnules
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK
i T FitEgerald Surrogate OF the County of New
claims against anderson carroll Dana. late OF
with vouchers thereof the aubsorbers their placs
MessTs, Rushfnore Blsiee. Roger. stern: No 40 wall
SfrSst ef Sstors the 2otE day Of Decs6er net ."
~ pSts4 % y NsT York AVA l8 FIFTH 1871 AVENUE Tsusr
IN R R2dEHs % Wa srrs BoAdSs y
Manhattan, New York City
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
Il T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County OF New
Gains against David " Dazan late OF the County Of
ers thsTeoi subscribers their place Of
pranf av Boroash of Manhattan in the city Of New
York on or before the LIST day OF March next.
SOPHIE Rfiff NSo COHEN Ss' HENRY DAziAN. HENRY w
ROSE & PUTzEL. attorneys for Executors. l2s Broad
way, New York city.
T,RIMBIE ISABELLA PENToN.-In pursuanc. Of
az ,Ss guny Of Of 9oa hereby sT
f m S5 Of ho County Of SsW @
With vouchers thereof to the sub
Nassau Street IN the City OF New York. betor.
RSHrSS5 Sf H trust a G6nr aiz q Of S Ew oRk
BooTHBr BALDwIN; LDwNa;,,
81 Nassau Street. New YORK City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, FRANK T
notice. Z S.fe1 ss 70 al having 81
ssash sor deceased to present vouchers
ss6Ts e. their ga9s of 'IanssSas Opsnss s
wards No 4s Cedar street Borough Of Manhattan. In
the CITY OF New York. or before the first day Of
Dated New York 10th day OF July. 1907.
WILLIAM T. BINGHAM. HENRY w WILLIAMS
THOMAS g. VAN VoI-KENBURGH. Executors
HARRfsON sEASONGOOD & EDWARDS. Attorneys for
Executors 4s Cedar Street. Borough of Manhattan.
City Of New YORK
HUpIEY JENNA Mn of order Of
Hon Frank r. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County
Of New aToRs aSS eima Dudley late Of the County q
So Work deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof subscriber. al his plaee OF transacnS
on or before the OF october next
New York the S 31is dey W q HR5s s'I
sHEARMAN g. GTERLING, Attorneys for Executor, a
wall Street. New York CITY.
= Ew1s MARY-IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
county Of New YORK. notice is hereby given to all
sons having claims against Mary Lewis late OF me
thereof subscribers at their place OF trans
scttng business the office of their attorney Henry ~
in IN. CITY of New York before the seventeenth
u7th1 day OF December. 1907 next ,oo-
RTSE T. MoULToN. STEPHEN s. PALMER.
HENRY n TIFF'T Attorney for Executors. No Is
William street. Borough OF Manhattan Now York CITY
1vIIOT CHARLES En- pursuance of an order OF
IL IIor Frank II Fl.xgerald. a Surrogate of the
County of New notice is hereby given 10 all per-
sons having claims against Charles 10 Huot iate OF ns
County of Suffolk. Massachuses so
the ONCE of Morris Plante. his attorneys. No 13o
Broadway. in the City OF New iorh' Oh OF peioio i'
N' natsd tad New York the 10th day Of July. 1901
LOUIS H HUoT Administrator; t ate r. etc;
MORRIS PLANTE Attorneys tor ADMINISTRATORS ''o''
rOQ
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
SPECIAL TRIPS =!
RED BANK LINE

Leaves Franklin St Per 2. N K, dslIy = =;
etc Exc Soc Trolley to Long Branch AsourS Fsl.-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
City Hotels.

= ~rI E|ANTIY FURNISHED APARTMENT. with
n private bath 81 daily; weekly. including meals.
SD SO. meals 81. day: transents accommodated Ala
bet. way ana 5th Ave
New-York tribune., 1907-09-23
Real Estate.

BUILDING
Entire charge Of building operations under
construction superintendent
materials correct accounts al
plus percentage ADDRESS lhFes'i-
gnte Tribune Uptown Office. 1884 broadway
WRITE for sescriptIve Book Factory Plans New
W. Model Factorss-sae rent. LONG ISLAND CITY
.c-rORY New Offices 40 Nassau Street
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
EC0S JUD|C|ALES
Sentencias dictadas en-
ell dia de aver en- ell
Juzgado de Paz.
CARCEL De PONCE
Presos que han ingresado en-
sumaria. - Procesado
por ultraje mayor.

Aver fueron sentenciados por
el juez Bazan los individuos siguien-
tes: Ramon Rosa, s. por iusultos
contra la policia; Tomas S. Lebr6u,
81 por expender pescado por la ca
lie sin estar provisto del certihcado
de sanidad; Pedro Aponte, s. por
infracci6n a las leyes de carreteras;
Francisco Gomez, dos dias por rifia
en- el muelle; Juan Rosario, Antonio
Montilla, Juan /. Matos, Jose Do
menech y Carlos Enriquez, 50 GEN.
tavos de multa cada uno por ir mon
tados sobre los carros que condu-
clan, infringiendo una ordenanza
municipal.
Ell fiscal de Arecibo ha pro-
cesado criminalmente a Jaime Rios
Rodriguez, vecino de Gales, por
ultraje mayor, ordenando su inme'
diato encarcelamiento.
-Ha sido reducido a prisi6n
en- Arroyo y conducido bajo pro-
ceso q la carcel de Distrito, el su-
jeto Angel Ortiz q quien Sc acusa
de tentativa de violaci6n.
Ell dia 27 del actual ingre-
saron Ell sumaria en- la carcel de
Ponce, Domingo Torres, por hur-
to mayor; Jose Barrio, por acome-
timiento y aggression y Pedro Ace
vedo por escalamiento EN- primer
grado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

En- la Co1.te de Distrito.
Juicio por ultraje a
una infe1iz nina.
DR.. RAMON FREYRE
Disposition del Alcalde, res.
pecto 4 una casa.-Una
sonora enferma.

Abril 80. Sc ha visto, en- esta
Corte de Distrito, el juicio por
Jurado contra Francisco Milan (a)
.Sied, de o6cio panaderc, y a quien
sc acus6 por el Hon. Fiscal. de ha-
Der intentado ultrajar a Felipa Sal
gado, nina de unos doce afios de
edad. FL hecho ocurri6 el martes
del Carnaval pasado, en- el estable-
cimiento de panaderia de la Suce-
sion Aheses, de esta ciudad, y 4
primeras horas de la tarde.
FL Jurado dict6 veredicto de
culpabilidad.
-Tambien Sc vic en- el aludido
Tribunal y por Jurado catsa contra
Guillermo Ruiz, de Rincon, acusa-
do de igual delito que el anterior;
Is decir, de ataque para cometer
violaci6n, en- la persona de Ia niia
Guadalupe Mendoza, conocida con
el nombre de Juana Carrero. Esta
es menor de "a afos. FL Jurado,
probado el hecho, declare culpable
al procesado de referencia.
-Es nuestro huesped, desde
hace algunos dias el querido amigo
nuestro, doctor don Jose Ramon
Freyre, que vino a asuntos profe-
sionales.
Sc nos informa, que el sefior
Alcalde de esta poblaci6n, ha dis
puesto que, por hallarse en- estado
de rnina una casa situada frente q
Ia Plaza principal, esquina a Ia calle
del sProgresoS, sea mandada a ARE
glar inmediatamente. Lo mismo
tenemos que decir de otras, sefior
Alcalde, que Sc encuentran en- igual
estado, es decir amenazando rufna.
--Se halla gravemente enfer.
ma, desde hace dtas, las respeta.
bic sehora inadre de nuestro rauy
estimado amigo y correligionaric
don Carlos Martinez Roldan. Tam.
bien Sc encuentran recogidos er
CANA la esposa y u1 hermano de
referido compafero.
.-Vi6se el otro dia en- la corte
de distrito de esta ciudad, un juicic
contra Tin infeliz labrador llamadc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01
l0T|c|lS DEL D|l !
Convention del partido
unionista en- el pue-
bio de Bayam6n.
UN EALLECIMIENTO
Jugada sorprendida en- I'm
barrio de Cabo.rojo. ..Diez
ky ocho detenidos.

Con el fin de nombrar nuevo
comite local, Sc celebrara en- estos
dias una convention de nuestro par
tido en- el vecino pueblo de Baya-
mon.
La policfa de Cabo Rojo sor-
prendio en- el barrio GMiradors, de
aquella jurisdiction, una jugada a
10 prohibido, arrestando q diez y
ochs individuos y ocupando dos
cuchillos, naipes y dinero. Dichos
individuos fueron puestos a dispo-
sici6n del juez municipal.
-Ha fallecido en- el Manico-
milo el alienado Pedro Ortiz Quirin-
dongo.
aGEn la calle de San Jose, n6-
nero 7, Sc admiten huespedes,con pu-
pilaje complete y st alquilan habita-
clones. D,
-Ha ingresado en- el presidio
Ell individuo Basilio Lopez, senten-
ciado por la Corte de Distrito de
San Juan a seis afios de reclusi6n,
con trabajos forzados, por delito
contra natura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-01

aquella ciudad, de varios restos.
Ell juez de paz de San Sebas-
tian orden6 el traslado a la carcel
de Aguadilla del individuo Evan
gelista Rivera, sumariado por aten-
tado contra la vida.
1% Sc VENDEN 6 arriendan en-
caguas a4o cuerdas de terreno propias
para cualquier uso agrfcola. Las ha
de atravesar la linea del ferrocarril de
San Juan a Caguas. Sc vende el ga
nado que pasta en- elias. Colinda por
todo un frente con el Rio Grande. In
formara, ENRIQUE FERNANDEZ.
=. En- Barceloneta, seg1n sc
nos ha informado, tambien Sc trata
de organizar una compaffa de Ia
Guardia Nacional.