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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
Lush probably Out Of baseball.

NEW HAVEN, July S.-It was learned
here last night from friends of Billy Lush.
the well-known baseball trainer who has
just finished three years service as coach
for the Yale team. that he was probably
to his eye. He is under treatment at an
eve hospital in New York as a result Of
taking off his dark glasses at the Yale
Harvard game in New York last Satur-
day. He will probably lose the sight Of
his eye.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03
Sporting Editor:

SPORTING Editor;
!. Ball sticks in catcher's mask on third
foul strike. Is batter out? Q A is on first
base. b hits line drive and ball strikes A
running from first to second. OF course,
base runner is out, but IL second baseman
picks up ball and throws to first in time
70 head off batter is the latter nut? 3.
Batter hiss three balls called. As the
pitcher is winding up TO deliver fourth
ball batter drops his bat and starts for
first. The ball is wide, but has bitter the
right TO leave home plate before ball has
been called? SIX FINGER CLUE.
1. Catcher ought to get new mask. Rules
do not cover such freak plays. 2. A is out,
but i is entitled to first base, the ball be-
ing dead as soon as II hits the runner. 3.
Batter has no right to start for first be-
fore fourth ball has been called.
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Totals


Baltimore .......... l 90 0Oo 0 80
Jersey City.....0 0 900 0 10
Two-base hits-Halllgan. Hardy, BurrelL.
Sacrifice hits-Halligan, Rapp. Stolen bases
Clement. Bases on balls-By Hardy, J.;
by Lake, 2; by Adkins, /; by Foxen, l.
Wild pltch-Foxen, /. Left on baseball
timore, 2, Jersey City, 5. First base on
errors-Jersey City, J. Tlme-2h. ON. UNI
pire-Conway
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BASEBALL NUGGETS

Jimmy .Cockman is expected TO join the
NeWafk Eastern Leaguers tomorrow. His
services were never appreciated as much
as during the time he was away.
y 4
Mullen Is showing his Baltimore form
these days. The Newark second baseman
clouted out a homer and a triple yesterday
after, having made a pair of three-baggers
the day before.
The Bisons lost to Toronto Yesterday
and their lead was reduced to three points.
.
Krichell has qualified as a regular on
the Newark team. Manager urnham ex-
poets TO use him more frequently here
after.
Pitcher Lake, of Jersey City. tried to do
the iron man. act yesterday at Balti-
more. He shut ont the Orioles In the
first game, but was driven from the box I'm
the second encounter.
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READING.


Two-base hfts-Craig, Thumm First base
on balls-Of Craig. 1. Biehl, /. ziegler, 1.
Struck out-By Craig. :, Biehl. 8. Left On
bases-Chester, s; Reading, 5. Hit by
pitched ball-Kite. Sacrifice hits-Meehan.
Betcher. Biehl. Stolen base-Meehan. First
Ease on errors-Chester, 2; Reading, 4. Hits
Off Biehl, 8, in 4 1-3 innings; Ziegler, 8, In
3 2-3 innings. Tfme-1h. 25m. Umpire
Goodhardt.
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Two-base hit-Kittrldge. Left on bases
Rochester, 3; Montreal, s. Sacrifice hits
Hill, Madigan. Shean. Herbst, Malay, Elan
iagan. Double play-Stanley, Hill and
Brown. Bases on balls-Of Bannister, q;
OFF Stanley, 3. Struck out-By Bannister,
q; by Stanley. /. Time of game-1h. Bonn.
,Umpires-Pappalau and Common. Attend
ance-620.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-03

NEW YORK, July 3.-ln a ten-inning
contest this, afternoon the New York
Americans downed the Athletics by a
score of s to 7. A triple by Hal Chase, in
the ninth, sent Willie Keller in with the
tieing run. The Yankees batted out a
victory in the tenth.
The score.
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Toronto. 2, nuraIo. 1.

TORONTO, July 3.-The last game of the
series between Toronto and Buffalo at
Diamond Park resulted In a victory for the
Canucks, after a ten-inning struggle, by a
score of 2 to 1. 1t was a fast exhibition
of ball between the pitchers, Mckinley and
Milligan, with the former having a shade
the better of 1t. The score:
RIILNLnAIn
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xMahling out third strike bunt and
zacher out third strike burt.
Providence a.r..0 0 1 0 0 2 0 81
Newark ........... 2 0 o 0 0 0 0 03
Stolen base-Petersen. Two-base hits
Mcdonald, Engle. Three-base hit-Mullen.
Home run-Mul1en. Sacrifice hit-Cronin.
Double plays-McDo Donald to Sharpe to Nc
Donald; McCafferty to Stanage TO Sharpe.
Struck out-By Cronin, s; by MeCafferty,
3. Bases on balls-Off McCafferty, 3. Hit
by pitcher-By McCafferty, 2. Time Of
game-1h. 45m. U~mpire-Cusack.
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At Harrisburg-First game-Lancaster, g.:
Harrisburg, ?. Second ga-me-Lancaster, g.;
Harrisburg, 5.
Al Williamsport-W illiamsport, 5; York, 1.
At Trenton-Trenton. 3; Altoona, O.
At Observation-Disclosures, p: Johns
town, l.
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BALTIMORE, July 3.-Baltimore and
Jersey City dlvided honors In a double
header yesterday. Lake tried to pitch both
games. He blanked the orioles, 5 to 0, but
was batted out of the box in the second.
The scores.
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Fred Navatier, who had an allowance of
90 points. had no trouble in defeating Pays
berry. who had a handicap Of Is points,Sn
the amateur billiard tournament at THE
Tuxedo Academy last night by a score Of
200 to 10. Klinch and Hinnelberger will
meet tonight.
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JERSEY CITY.

W. base hit-Hanford. Sacrifice hit
Halligan. Stolen bases-Merritt (3). sem
tell. Burrell. Bases on balls-Off McClos-
key, 4; off Lake, 2. Struck out-By Nc
Closkey. A; by Lake. 5. Left on bases
on e~rrors-Jersey City, j. Time of game
Oh. Umpire-Conway.
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At Utica-Utica. >; A., ]. and g.. 0.
At Binghamton-Syracuse. 4; Bingham
ton, /.
At Troy-Alhanv. 5: Troy, 4
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z; Scranton, /.
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EASTERN LEAGUE


EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jersey City at Newark, 1870 a. m.
Newark at Jersey City. $3.50 p. m.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Brooklyn VS.. Newark, Morris Park, a. m.
Brooklyn VS.. Newark. Morris Park, p. m.
LACKAWANNA LEAGUE
Morning-1rvington VS.. Chatham. at Mad
ison; Westfield Mt Dover; Elizabeth at
Afternoon-Summit VS.. Chatham, at Mad
ison; Irvington at Dover: Elizabeth at
Westfield.
AMATEUR GAMES.
Washington A. A. VS.. Iona Colored
Giants, Wright street grounds, D. m.
Roseville A. c. VS.. New Brunswick A. c.,
Roseville Oval, p. m.
Newark Colored Giants vs.. Jefferson A.
c., Roseville Oval, a, m.
Social A. c. VS.. Sterling A. c., Sterling.
1ronslde A. c.. VS.. West End A. c., Som
Parkway A. C. VS.. Atlantic A. C., Park
Parkway A. G. VS.. Franklin A. A, Park
way Oval, p. M.
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chester, 5, Reading, 3.

CHESTER, Pa. July 3.-Chester made 1t
two straight by winning from the Reading
Club yesterday by the score of 5 to 8.
Rlehl, who started in the box for the visi-
tors, gave way in the fifth inning to Zieg-
Ter, who Jared little better. Score:
-rrr,~tr-- DrrAtNvNrr
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ANSWERS TO BASEBALL QUERIES.

Dpbi Aiub EultoIs
kindly mention the number Of runs
scored by the Philadelphia and Chicago
Americans during the week of May %
Counting six days.. READER.
Chicago. %; Philadelphia, %,
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Allentown, 10, BrookIyn. 3.

BROOKLYN, July 3.-The Brooklyn At
lantic Leaguers were defeated by Allen
town yesterday in a ten-innlng game by a
score of 10 to 5. The score:
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PersianNeFys Essence

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Newark only at Menk'a Drug store. LOG Mar
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At Lynn-Lawrcnoe, 4; LYNN /
At FAN River-Fall River,I a; Wor-
cester, !.
At Lowell-Haverhili, z; LOWELL. 8.
At New DISQUALIFICATION, 2 New Bed
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

UHIneS IOUUys
New York at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
ST. Louis at P%ittsburg.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Yesterdays Results.
NEW YORK, July 3.-The Giants were
swamped by Brooklyn yesterday at Wash
ington Pnrk, S to 2. The score:
NEW work.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Cleveland.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
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The Newark Atlantic Leaguers will re-
turn home tomorrow for a double header,
playing Chester in the morning and Brook
Ign in the afternoon. The race for the
bunting is getting more interesting. Read
ing dropped another game to Chester yes
terday and now holds the lead by only
two points, Allentown being right at the
heels of Lawson's men.
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Fraternal League.
ruxcdo Rilliard Tourner.

Totals :. .92S SIS 99S Totals ....s45 sl4
Rolled on the Tuxedo alleys.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE
INVADERS TO MEET CHES-
TER AND BROOKLYN.
Race for Bunting Getting Closer-Read-
ing Drops Another Game-Lead
Reduced to Two Points.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE STANDING.

tebt9ruuy'b FtcHuItS'
Chester. o: Reading, 3.
Allentown. 10: Brooklyn, 8.
Games Tomorrow.
MORNING.
Chester at Newark.
Brooklyn at Elizabeth.
Reading at Pottsville.
Easton at Allentown.
AFTERNOON.
Brooklyn at Newark G. games).
Chester at Elizabeth.
Pottsville at Reading.
Allentown at Easton.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
Text Of the Child Labor
 BiN as Passed by House.

Aims Houses is authorized to employ a competent Clerk with the approval of the Governor. who shall be authorized to perform the same duties as by law the Inspector Is authorized to perform. and shall have and exercise the same powers under the direction of the In spector as the Inspector has by law. The annual salary of the Clerk of the Inspector shall be $1.So0. payable monthly out of the State treasury as clerks in the other departments are paid, and appropriation therefor is hereby made for the payment thereof
 Sec. IS. This act shall apply oAy to manufacturing establishments en- gagged in manufacturing for working in cotton. wool. clothing, tobacco, printing and binding. glass or any oth- CT kind of work that is injurious to health when carried on in doors.
 Sec. 14. The Inspector and the clerk of the Inspector. when travelling in the performance of their duties hereunder. shall be reimbursed their actual travelling expenses. when ap- proved by the Governor. to be paid on the warrant of the State Auditor"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24

fourteen years of age could work in the mills. and in spite of the fact that the House had decided the Governor could interfere with the inspector choice of an assistant he hoped the House would say that children of the tender age of twelve years could not work more than nine hours a day HS hoped the House would say that children could not work longer than did the brawny armed negroes of the State.
 MT. kornegay said he objected to talking on any amendments to the bills. The cotton mills, he declared were God-send to the poor people of the State. He moved to lay the amend ment on the table. MT. Goodwin called for the yeas and nays. It was tabled 50 to 35
 The vote to table the amendment to reduce the working day for children from ten to nine hours follows:
 Yeas.-Arrington, Ballard (Autauga). Ballard (Pike), Baltzell, Barton. Ban ners. Bloch. Brown. Bulger, Burney, Cooper. Cranford, Crum. Dudley Ed wards. Foster. Fuller. Henley. Hoffman, Hughston. John. Jones, Killen. King, Kirby. kornegay. Lancaster. Lawson, Mastin. Mitchell. Moore. McMil Ian. Norville, Oliver. Parker. Powell (Bullock). Power. Price Rainer. Ratt ray. Rowe, Rushton, Sample, Sanford. Smith (Elmore). Smith (Franklin). Smith dee). Steagall, Turner. Nays.-Messrs. Speaker. Altman, Armstrong. Arnold. Benson. Cannon, Coleman (Lowndes). Coleman Mar shalD. Cranford, Doyle (Clark). Doyle. Gunter, Haley, Jenkins. Johnson. King, Lacy (Walker). Lee (Houston). Lyons. Malone. Peete. Pitts (Dallas). Pitts (Perry). Powell (Covington) Pratt. Ragsdale. Sanders, Scale. Sherrod. Yam, Weaver White Namar). Will Hams.
 Must "Knowingly" Employ Children.
 MT. Tunstall called attention to the fact that in Section the word know ingly" had crept in," the section pro- viding how prosecutions could be had for violation of the law. He thought this word was a makeshift and ought not to be there because 1t put on the State the burden of proving a mill owner knew a child was in his mill.
 MT. John thought 1t ought to remain as 1t was and MT. Tunstalps amend ment to remove the word was tabled.
 MT. Sherrod offered an amendment to the effect that the assistant inspec- tor be compelled to devote his entire time to the inspection of cotton mills.
 He had been prevailed upon, to sup port the bill, MT. Sherrod said, on the grounds that the Governor and the Senate had approved it and that no other bill could be passed
 He wanted to know if the day had come in Alabama when it's House of Representatives just had to ascertain whether the Governor favored meas ure before it could be discussed and acted on by that House.
 MT. Maner of Montgomery asked him | if the Constitution did not provide that a bill must be approved by the Cover nor to which Mir. Sherrod replied that 1t did but it also said the House could pass a bill over the Governors veto MT. Bloch declared the bill had been discussed in Committee without the Governors assistance.
 MT Sherrod's amendment was tabled. The substitute bill offered by MT. John was then adopted. yeas, 6S; nays, 9 The bill was then read the third time and passed 73 to 3. and was or dered engrossed immediately and sent to the Senate.
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(Continued from Page One.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
Want Clause Recinded-

San Francisco. July 23.-All the frui, packers of California and many fruit growers who have formed the Fruit Protective Association of California are making strong efforts to have the clause enacted limiting the quality of sulphur used in drying fruit recinded for the present season at least or until the matter can be thoroughly investi- gated by the government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
College of Physicians and surgeans

 Offers medical students unsurpassed cllnl- cal and other advantages. Modern equip ped building, unsurpassed laboratories, Ly- ing-In-Asylum Hospitals, etc 36 tn An nual Session begins Oct 1st. For catalogue address Chas. r. Bevan. M. D., Dean, Cui- vert and Saratoga Sts., Bait more, Md wed-sat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
wANTEn.

Three Good OK Drivers, and Three Good Mule Drivers at our Log Camp at White Hall. Must be good steady and reliable. Wages $2.OO per day. 7t Shuh- Miller Lumber co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-07-24
Washington Seminary
North Ave. & Peachtree. Atlanta. Ga.

North Ave. d Peachtfee. Atlanta Ga For girls and young ladies. Boarding department strictly limited insure refined home life. Glasses divided into sections averaging about ten students to per sonal instruction. Faculty of IS specialists; Conserva advantages in muic, art, elocuton. Certificate admits to Vassar Wellesley, Thireth year begins Sept. l2. Catalogue application
 L. D. SCOTT, EMMA B. SCOTT, Principals su- Wed-fri,
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JOSE RAMIREZ MU
no f8pentInanlGnIG.
SentadO q q pueIta Do una tabaquG
lfa, Cay6 4 ID CaIIe.
Guilta tu,roa | lsUlnt,rIa s't,bl nu,rto

Aver tarde falleCi6 de Eepante, Ga nu
taller de tabaqusEfa De a cRlle de Norza-
garsy, ceFca a. la plaEa del meECado, 81
ST. jose Ramirez duelo dol hotel ''Am6-
rica", sitO en- d calle de San FEanciUco
esquina al Callej6n de Is Capilla.
Por Il maHana, Is hora del almuerzo,
moHtr6baBs placsntsEo, 6gil, decidor, bro
mesndo con los hueapedeg.
Como laa tres de Il tarde Bsli6 para
81 taller de refsrencia Cuyo frante estaba
81 hermano Miguel.
Sent6se Il pueEta en- una Gilla leer
an peri6dico, ca cuarpo de camiaa cuando
dc pronto rOd6 los doB esCalone8 que Bepa-
ran la casa de la calle, muerto Geg6n 10
cree, de congestion cerebral.
Ramirez era IN hombre como de As
amos de edad, de color pGlido.
Cuando los que mas cerCa estRbRn de
Rsmirez se apsTcibieron de 10 ocurrido,
Ievantaron 81 cad6veE coloc6pdOle On 81
pisO de Ia habitaci6n 6niCa que tiene 81
taller. dandO aviSo los policies Gonzalo
Diaz y Santos Hern6ndez, quiene8 ccmu I
nicaron 81 case al Juez municipal quien
Eu vez cit6 81 doctor Cueto para 81 reco'
nocimiento facultativo.
El Cadaver fu6 Conducido al hotel de "a
calle de San FfsnCiBco esta mafiana ne
uev6 efeCto su entierFo.
NueatTo E6sRme los familisFes del que
fu6 honrado activo industrial
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METILOIDEs-M mejor mas Seguro
de todos Los egp0cihc0g hAgta &horR Conocido
para Id oura permanento de todas Las onfer-
m0dadoB do Ia urOta, "a sean 6stag cr6nicas 8
sgudas. ContionO d fluio y CuFR por COM
plOto, on m0nOs tiOmpoS gre ningdn otro pre-
parade similar, laH gonorrsan, OSpoFmatoFnag
oistttiE, sots Mejor que las inyoccionea muy
superior d s&ndalo OopaibA. Empisza &
suFtiF "a efocto las tEOB ouatro hoHRg do
h&bOFso tornado.
Los SMETILOTDEs"- son f6silOs do t0maF
ogtan proparados de man0ra que no r0vuOl-
ven 81 oBt6mago nj pF0duCOn malos OfOctOB,
De Vsnta On todas laB Boticas. PfdanHo
muOgtFag gratis & Sus 6nicoa fabricantoB-
Frederick 6tsarnS . o., Dotroit, NiGhi'
RAn " a.
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REUNION ANOCHE.

Anoche reuni6ronse en- el hotel Agudo
varios periodicals y algunos artistas que
fueron invitados por 81 ssfior Jose Garcia
Navarro, repTssentante On Puerto Rico de
los HefioreB Goysau & Co, de JeFez de ID
Frontiers, para obBequiarles con Ia mues'
ira de los icOEes que elabora dicha casa.
Son en- veFdad excslente1, el oog1aC, 81
anis el vino San Rafael. Fabrica di.
cha caaa una gran vaTiedad de icores, Gu
"a elegants presentation corresponds la
superior caIidad del artfcuIo.
Tanto 81 senior Garcia Navarro como
80 joven bella egpoua moAtr6ronss muy
obBequiososy coEteses con los invitadoA que
panarOn On sl referido hotel rktos de gratO
espaTcimientO.
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'N0TIGIAS De MAMA
Fl Females paIsGs que pIslBnts
EuIr a exnanIsT0.
Fuo csIDtras,on naiIId 4 sgsItR d Gliusura
IalsiuhIoa POdigtglsa.

sabsdor q gobernadoE civil de Eantan.
dsr que 81 bandido PeFnalea ua enCuontra
ca ga pEovincia para embnrcar1s hriE a
extranjero ha dado laa opoRtunaS 6rdane1
8 Lon RlCaldes , Comandantes de pue.ton de
la guardia civil para que eviten que aqu6l
Eealics 50 prop6sito, 81 resultare CieEto.
Vslencia. -Procedente de Gambia 81
uegRr 4 ezta Ciudad 81 arzobispo Guiua
1ola nm individuo di6 IN muera fac
detenido.
No hubo mas incidentes.
Madrid. Sc he ceIebrado Ia session de
clausura de Ii Aaamblea Pedsg Seica, pre-.
sidida por el aefior Vicenti.
Sc leyeron Cartas de adheni6n Las as.
piraciones de Ii Assmblea de los sefioEes
obispO de Madrid, Garcia AIix, conde de
Romanones, Jimeno, Sinchez Rom6n,
Azc6Tate, Labra, Pulido y otroB muChoB
En- nombFe de Los agambleistas, el senior
Cemborain Espafia pRonunci6 uu dis
curse dedicando fraGss de reconocimiento
todas eBtas peTscnalidadeH , las que han
contribufdo al desarrollo de Ia cultura
naeionaI.
81 doctor Ssnmsrtin habs6 exponiendo
los perjuicioB del analfabetismo la nece'
sidad de estudiar con persiutente interes
lSs cusstiones que afsCtan & enBenanza
p6hlica.
Dedic6 elogioB Ia labor de Ia Asam'
bleR Peds g sgica.
En- el mismo sentido hablaron los sefio'
res Bejarano y Barrio Mier.
Hizo 81 TesGmen el senior Vicenti, en-
Salzando Ia labor patgi6tica de lasAsam'
blea msnifestando su deaeo de que sus
aspiFaciones, SO traduzCan en- reslidad
pOBitivs para la cu.tuFa naCional.
Carts gena-La brigade torpsdists &
bordo del antique CruceFo 'Isabel IF'
practice aquf ejercicicA
Sc tiEaron toFpedos sistsma Bu tamRnte
de 45 kilos algOd6n p6lvora.
Les prkcticas fneron diriiidas por el
ComaEdante de la estaci6n torpediHta to-
niente de navfo de primera don Antonio
EspinosR.
Las pruebas rsBultarOn de excelente
6xito.
Todos Los torpedcs al eBtallar levantaEon
gFandes Columns de sgua.
Auf6n feliCit6 al Comandante y ofciales.
Ell pEe1idente de la Union de Eepa
triRdos On Madrid ha viaitado z los 1ena'
dores aefiores Sardk , Labra, pidi6ndoles
que intervepgan en- el asunto de los Eepa'
triados con datOs que le han facilitado.
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ANURCIO.
Tramos mstl!Ieas.

Departments del Interior. Bureau de
Obras Pd6Eic0s Ofcina del SMpe.
TintedeNte.
San Juan, p r julio 10 de 1907.
FL Bureau de ObraS Pdblicas, Departa'
mento del Interior, recibir6 en- esta Ofici'
ma hastR las 10 q. m. del dia 20 de sgosto,
1907, On cuya fscha 90 sbTiI6n pdblica
mente, prOpOsiCiones On pliegog Cerrados
para ls adjudication en- p6blica subaDta
de la construction y entrega en- 81 muelle
de San Juan; construction, entrega mon
tale; montaie BolRmeutes de an tramo de
aceFo do 96.4O m (316'2'') de luz para 81
puente de los Reyes Cat6licos sObre 81
Rio "La Plata, cerca de Toa Alta, en la
CaEretera ndmero 10. Reyes Cat6licos
CoFoEal.
PERIL del trsztdo, tipo del tramo, Pile
go do condiCionss y description de ls obra
90 encueutran de manifesto y pusdsn obts
nerBe On eBta OfCina.
La Administration 20 TeueFva 81 deTecho
de reChazar Cualquiera , tOdaS Las propO'
sicionea.
POr orden d,l Act. Comisiouado del In.
terror, J. J. JSmsnss supt Of Public
Works
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TSnteTdents.
San Juan, P. r.. Julio 10 de 1907.
I'll BuFeau de ObFas P6blicas, Depar-
tamento del Interior, recibir6 On esta Of
Gina hasta las 10 8. m del dfa 20 de sgos
to, 1907, en- Cuya fecha ue abriR6n pub i.
camente, proposicione1 en- pIisgos ceFradon
para Ii adjudication en- pdblicR subagta
dc Ia construction y entrega en- 81 muelle
de San Juan; construction, entFega mon.
taje; montsie Bolamente de tres tFamos
de aceFO de 1903 m. (49'6), 19m. (623)
y 1913 m. (35'3) do longitud para los
puenteB sobre las quebEadas ''LaR Mulas"
"HiguerO" , "Convento', respeCfivamen.
te, en- Ia CarFetera de Bayam6n Comerfo.
Peril del trazado, tipo de los tEamoE
pliegos de condolences y description de Ia
obra se encuentran de manifesto pusden
obtenaEsa en- esta OfCina.
La administration sa Reserva 81 deEecho
de reChazeE Cualquiera y todas Las prOpo.
lCionea.
Por orden del Act Comisionado del In
teEioT. Y, J. JSmssss, supt Of Public
Works